PAGE
F0U3
RVXOISlS
While
Captain
Summer
la
rnfdl-tatlng
on
the
eseapadea
of
"The
Plc-arooo,"
whom
h
U
c6nTlncd
is
really
hi
friend,
Martin
Dale,
Mr.
Alextndet
Ferryman
call
and
requeata
tha'
atranga
happenings
at
363
Bank
Street.
the
nouae
nest
to
the
one
In
vrhlel:
be
Uvea,
be
Investigated.
Axelaon,
a
watchman
employed
by
Ferryman
to
guard
the
home
In
which
he
lived
before
be
moved
next
door
after
hu
wife
had
deserted
him.
aaa
heard
foot-ateps
and
eeen
an
eerie
green
light.
Juat
a
Ferryman
la
allowing
th.
captain
a
picture
of
his
wife,
the
ft
kphone
rtnp
and
a
voloe
tella
cC
frmilng
a
wrman'i
botfv
at
-383
Bank
Street.
Summer
and
Ferryman,
hurry
there.
The
Picaroon,'
who
prey
upon
the
rteh
and
then
offen
the
return
of
hla
loot
on
the
payment
of
10
per
cent
of
It
value
to
charity,
has
writ
ten
a
note
to
Adele
Cattle,
requesting
a
meeting
In
Central
Park.
Adele
baa
had
a
terrifying
experience.
She
wa
taxen
to
a
atrang
house
where,
through
a
queer
green
light,
ahe
could
glimpse
only
the
outline
of
a
man
caning
himself
Dr.
Moffett,
who
tell
her
be
hoida
evidence
which
wouta
convict
her
father
of
being
connected
with
a
crooked
financial
deal
and
send
him
to
prison.
Mr.
Oastle
tella
Adele
Dr.
Moffett
demand
blackmail
1100.000.
INSTALMENT
EIGHT
Summers
Finds
a
Clew
Thrilling
Mystery
Story
In
30
Chapters
-
.
.
.
HERMAN
LANDON
an
'orange
one?
Perhaps
r
was
merely
fixing
the
arrange-
had
in
mind,
yet
his
t
A
A
Cigar
Hand
But
Summers
decided
he
would
let
his
speculations
rest
for
the
present.
Later
he
would
test
merit
of
the
house
in
his
mind
circled
around
the
idea.
It
seem
while
he
waited.
At
length
he
ed
to
tickle
his
fancy
in
a
sar-entered
a
great
oak-paneledroom
donic
way.
that
appeared
to
be
the
library.
The
fastidious
gentleman
in
:
There
werj
books
and
pijeture
i
question
was
also
a
very
caut-and
Curios
that
bespoke
a
culture
'foils
and
adroit
Individual,-
one
and
diversified
taste,
and
cozy
who
would
scarcely
be
likely
to
nooks
and
easy-chairs
that
test!-
drop
a
clew
In
such
a
careless
fied
to
a
desire
for
ease
and
manner.
He
would
be
even
Iesa
comforts.
The
feeling
of
vacancy
likely
granting
that
Summers'
and
abandonment
was
less
notice-
hazy
surmise
was
correct
to
able
here
than
In
the
other
parts
smoke
a
cigar
in
a
strange
house,
sjioke
chair
at
the
table
looked
just
as
always
associated
his
name,
if
some
one
might
have
sat
Inj
"But
you
can
never
tell,"
was
It
only
yesterday.
hls
thought
as
he
carefully
tuc-
.
He
sat
down
In
it
himself,
ked
the
band
away
.in.
his
ivtfe-spread
out
his
disproportionately
,
book.
"Ite
mightr?t
have
smoked
short
lgs,
and
let
his
eyes
rove,
the
cigar
here.
Maybe
the
band
over
the
great
room
with
its
high
'.came
loose
in
his
pocket
and
fell
ceiling,
its
handsome
oak
panel-.out
when
he
reached
for
his
pen-ing
and
its
soft-hued
rugs
of
cil
or
watch
or
something.
Any
urlrntai
pattern,
it
was
here,
so
i
how
Mr.
Ferryman
had
told
him,
that
some
of
the
strange
things
reported
by
Itf
caretaker
had
happen-
Axelson
niu
heard
sounds
of
trespassing
coming
from
this
room,
and,
upon
entering
to
tn-
veatlgate,
a
green
light
had
been
flashed
In
his
eyes.
It
had
disappeared
In
an
instant,
leaving
no
explanation
in
its
trail.
Summers
had
thought
It
rather
strange,
but
not
particularly
startling.
Stnce
then
the
discov-
Summers
left
the
hall
and
returned
to
the
library.
He
had
already
seen
a
smoking
stand
be
side
the
library
tableiiand
among
would
never
smoke
EcHpsiai
that's
one
sure
thing."
Satisfied
with
his
discovery,
inconclusive
though
it
was,
he
'went
out
to
luncheon.
His
fa
jvprite
restaurant
was
some
djs.
i
tanee
away,
oh
the
other
side
of
the
Washington
Square
section,
but
the
food
was
good
enough
to
compensate
one
for
going
out
of
his
way.
At
this
late
hour
the
place
was
almost
deserted.
Ill
eyes
lighted
upon
a
lone
individual
at
a
table
in
the
rear.
Martin
Dale
He
smiled
grimly
and
walked
down
the
aisle
between
the
"Hello.
Dale.
Mind
if
I
join
you?"
And
without
waiting
for
an
answer
he
sat
down.
Martin
Dale's
face
brightened
.
He
looked
as
fresh
and
keen
as
,
.
.
,
,
,..,
.
.
,'ff
he
had
Just
emerged
from
his
Jj
yowled,
mat
would
morn,
Every
little
de-
anybody
n
want
w.th
a
Ken
taii
of
his
apPearance
seemed
to
lr
.
,
.
,
blend
into
a
life
devoted
to
In-
J
?
u
P
?.
i
i
i
nri
.
triuin
and
congenial
pursuits.
Zlti
USWr
Ch.nt5f
-
"vat
was
just
the
right
JJ
a?l
f
?
e,e,Ctri
Jef
the
c.uff
links
in
the
soft
'E,htf
!r;n
P
,n
Var
?US
P,"e:
of
faint
lavender
were
just
and
flooded
the
room.
It
was
just
the
,
ht
u
,
an
ordinary
white
light,
wlthou
the
faintest
trace
of
green
frank
and
open,
but
seemed
to
Summers
fingered
his
Jaw
,
.
and
1L
u..,.i
a-i.
.
!
u
7
A
another
hour
and
another
occas
reflected.
Axelson
might
be
tha
excitable
sort
that
Is
easily
mis
taken.
Possibly
the
green
light
had
flashed
only
in
his
imagina
ion.
"This
is
luck,
Summers,"
he
declared.
'You
know
how
I
detest
eating
alone.
I
was
just
longing
TZ
'
;
I
Z
'
.
.
r
the
sight
of
a
familiar
face
particular?
Why
not
a
blue
or
and
there
is
no
face
in
the
world
I
would
rather
see
than
jours"
Summers
grumbled
something
and
consulted
the
menu.
"I
can
recommend
the
broiled
squab,"
said
Dale.
When
the
fat
Latin
proprietor
Axelsons
capacity
for
accurate
appeared,
to
declare
himself
observation,-
with
emphasis
on
his
honored
and
to
take
personally
ability
to
distinguish
different
his
valued
guest's
order,
Sum
colors.
It
WOUld
be
time
enoutrb
mera
rpniiesterl
h
roller!
annnh
of
i
lor
that
in
the
afternoon.
Sum-,
Dale's
suggestions
mera
luncheon
hour
was
already;
iably
sound.
were
Invai
past,
and
he
was
hungry.
j
"You
look
a
bit
glum,"
Dale
McCabe
and
his
colleague
could
observed,
studying
him
out
of
be
trusted
to
conduct
the
prelim-
his
lively
gray
eyes.
But
the
queerest
part
of
the
inar'
lnquirles
and
make
satis
whole
affa
r.
n
Summers'
eat
I.
a"ry
notes,
"Do
I?
"You
do.
All
the
way
from
matlon,
was
the
fact
that
the
"e
8w"ehed
off.
the
light
and
brains
to
bujlons
you
are
the
news
of
the
murder
had
reached
raoved
to
the
door-
11
Opened
to
picture
of
dejection."
him
shortly
after
Ferryman
had
be
the
ytI0n
door,,
as
he.discovj
"I
haven't
any
bunions."
told
him
the
story
of
his
missing
fred
,n
a
m3men-
U
opened
only
"Then
it
must
be
some
other
,nto
a
short
ha,I
whIch
affliction.
But
maybe
that's
wife.
This
was
one
of
those
coin.
'n
turn
a
cidences
which
Summers
always
communicated
with
what
appear-
rash
deduction.
Come
to
think
of
viewed
cnCTi
with
mm
suspicion
auepiviun.
i
ed
to
be
a
music
room.
.
-
He
-
-
looked
--.
it,
old
top,
,
.
you
are
the
only
man
Summers
went
from
room
to
the
spot
where
he
tad
found
it
though,
if
thej-e
is
nothing
up
your
sleeve,
suppose
you
prove
it
by
shaking
it
If
nothing
falls
out,
I'll
believe
you."
"Oh,
go
chase
yourself.
There
is
nothing,
up
my
sleeve
except
a
pink
rabbit
and
a
two-headed
baby
elephant"
"I'll
wager
there
is
one
rqore
room,
finding
nothing
of
signi-jTo
be
sure,
it
was
far-fetched
to,
thing."
A
sly
gleam
of
merriment
fleam.
o
nil
knwfn
m
j1a.o
m
iiimvui
that
it
tipH
aon
AmnraA
came
into
his
crav
eves.
"Own
which
has
to
do
with
a
certain
gave
it
his
appreciative
attention
X
l.jrw
t
V
fan
as
nunHai
1
m
tn
i
arwaa
nvn
A
omer
anities
there"Was
a
box
of
In
hf'.eye
fa.eyen
cigars.
Probably
it
had
stood
i
ion.'
The
THE
DAILY
NEWS'
Tuesdav
Max
Schmt
ling.
the
young
German
heavyweigut,
who
has
a
punch
like
Jack
Dempsey,
is
to
fight
Jack
Sharkey
in
September
as
a
rung
in
the
championship
ladder.
HORSESHOES
!;
WELL
PITCHED!:
RegUlta
of
b
Canadian
Na-tioBal
:
Recreation
Aaseciation
horsahoe
tournament,
now
aainit
for
,
It
was
somewhat
modified
of
"then
fitarted
to
retrace
his
I
know
whose
face
is
no
indexi
Hudemav
by
default.
course,
by
the
fact
that
the
wo-
Blc's
a,lu
il,lu
ne
ngni
way-out,
i
u
mum.
u
utricr
man
had
been
dead
for
ten
or
DUl
8ometning
made
bim.
look
iook.
wnat
you
leel
and
you
never
twelve
hours
when
the
body
was
down-
Nest'nsr
in
the
fabric
of
a
feel
what
you
look.
In
your
most,
found,
yet
it
gave
the
captain
a
TUg
,ay
a
81,13,1
briht
object
hilarious
uioments
you
look
like
great
deal
to
think
of
as
he
went
.which
upon
investigation
proved
,an
honorar
pall-bearer.
Judging
from
room
to
room
on
his
tour
t0
be
a
clar
band-
I
your
PrMent
sour
mein
by
what
I
of
inspection,
"Verona,"
read
the
embossed
J
know
of
your
eccentricities
I
Every
room
wai
furnished
jn'lnwiption
on
the
label.
It
was
should
say
you
had
something
up
good
taste
and
arranged
in
per-!
the
kind
of
label
that
adorns
only
J'our
sleeve."
feet
order.
Here
and
there
were,exPenslve
cigars.
Summers
hap-
"You're
talking
rot."
odd
little
touche
which
showed,
Pened
to
know
something
about'
"Maybe
so.
There
is
a
very
fino
how
Ferryman
had
endeavored:
this
particular
brand,
and
he
was,
distinction
between
rot
and
pro-
to
maintain
everything
in
its:
aware
that
it
was
a
very
rare'
i"na'tyi
oia
dear,
seriously,
original
sUte.
Yet
the
house
one.
Only
one
person
of
his
ac-seemed
in
need
of
the
living,
1
quaintance
smoked
it
a
certain
human
touch
to
vitalize
it.
A
fastidious
gentleman
who
ate,
sense
of
emptiness
and
grief
was
drank
and
smoked
only
the
best,
lurking
in
the
dim
nooks
and
Summers'
eyes
narrowed.
A
corner,
waiting
for
the
enliven-
(
hard,
knowing
grin
touched
his
ing
touch
of
son
and
air
and
lips.
With
the
cigar
band
resting
laughter.
i
in
his
palm,
he
looked
down
at
W.
J,
Fidler
and
J.
Bond
St.
won
from
H.
R.
Hill
and
D.
StalDvrW
default.
T.
Jfi'J.
Forton
and
A.
E.
Dickens
won
from
H
.
R.
Hill
and
D.
Stalker
by
default.
t
A
.
L.
Holtby
and
E
.
Baker
wen
from
V.
Roger
and
W.
Itid
by
default.
R.
MoCormaek
and
H.
Eastman
wor
from
F.
Rogers
and
W.
j
Iteid
by.
default.
j
A.
Mcintosh
and
N.
Daglith
won
frcte
H.
P..
Hill
and
D.
Stalker
Ifr
default
.
T.
M.
S.
Fortune
and
A.
E.
i
Dickenf
21
1
A.
L.
Holtbjr
and
E.
B.
Baker
IT
j
W.
J.
Fidler-and
J.
Bowl
Sr.
21
A.
L.
Holtby
and
E
of
what
he
expected
to
find.
He
there
by
the
particular
person
he!
"P.
old
socks.
ThSre
is
a
nice
R.
Meorniikand
H
.Eastman
21
thoughts
'"tie
clew
up
that
sleeve
oi
yourB
a.
u.
ii
"
"
-
iui
rrcrci
tin
ii
u
too
lvivic
iic
j
t-
m
of
th
Itoute.
In
a
vague
fashion
(
especially
If
bent
upon
an
erranrM
"Bale,"
he
said
casually,
Summers
felt
that
the
big
morris
of
the
sort
with
which
Summers
you
ever
wear
glasses?"
ntmg
moments
when
l
can
see
through
even
the
thick
skull
of
a
captain
of
police."
"But
what
about
glasses?"
Summers
persisted.
"Ever
wear
them?"
"Only
automobile
goggles.
a.
.a-
t
f
..
-
J
IT
a
t.
ir,lil,v
and
fled
from
the
painful
assocla-lbrain.
You
ought
to
try
them,
perlntcndentl
SCUMBLING
WILL
FIGHT
SHAHKEY
.
IN
SEPTEMBER
NEW
YORK.
July
80:
It
I
is
announced
here
that
ar-'
rantrementa
are
beinir
made
Max
Schrhding,
the
on,
over
the
week-end
resulted
as
young
German
heavyweight
follows'
W.,
J.,
f
idler
and
J.
Bhd
Sri
won
wvu
koto
l.imi
il.
Jl.
u.
L.
o
btepp
and
il.
to
fight
Jack.
Sharkey
in.
September
in
the
champion-
ship
elimination
series.
Schmeling
recently
defeat-
ed
Uscudun
and
is
loeked
upon
as
a
likely
candidate
for
the
championship.
ENGLAND
WON
TEST
MATCHES
ELKS'
NINE
WON
'MONTREAL
Cn
d
at
In
the
City
League
baseball
WINNIPF;
fixture
last
night,
Elks
drew
up
Winnipeg
fan;
to
within
half
a
.game
of
the
feated
the
Win
leading
Sons
of
Canada,
by
de
last
night
in
:hi
feating
the
Gyros
nine
to
five,
final
series
..r
A
few
minrUe8b'pfore
the
game,
ball
champion!,
Ole
Ilaveland,
who
was
practicing
at
third,
was
hit
In
the
face
by
a
grounder
that
took
a
crooked
bounce
jut
before
It
got
to
him.
It
loosejied
seven
teeth,
and
he
had
to
lave
the
field.
He
went
down
to
a
dentist
and
came
back
in
the
third
inning
minus
three'
front
molars.
When
he
came
to
bat
in
the
fourth
he
received
a
big
hand
from
the
stands.
The
Gyros
were
rather
wobbly
in
the
field,
letting
many
chances
slip
by
them.
The
Elks
got
a
run
in
the
first
on
an
error
and
a
two
bagger..
In
the
third
they
collected
another
on
one
hit
and
a
couple
of
errors.
They
scored
ngr'
'n
the
fourth
on
two
hits
an
an
infield
wobble.
The
fifth,
however
was
their
big
inning,
I
when
five
men
crossed
home
plate.
Alex
Mitchell
drove
one
through
Farquhar's
legs
and
was
safe.
Stevens
fanned
and
Dido
Gurvich
hit
to
left
Gosse
singled
to
left
and
Mitchell
and
Gurvich
"oied.
Moore
doubled
down
the
hit
one
to
left
for
two
bases,
i
Cuatmsn
21
"
ucicolcu
Wic
wu.-iiw
vijtos
u
o
1
1
3
0
0
h
an
over
ag;
d
JS.
E.
B.
Baker
21
enterprising
scamp
known
as
The
j
Keiur
!
F.Bou
alter
i
Picaroon.
Am
I
right?"
'
'
.
'
,
.
t
J.
Itond
Jr.
,
G.
McGatyaW
Summers'
reddish
face
closed
up.
His
lips
tightened.
He
fitted
It-
W.
;ftF-Barber.
.
.1,3
his-
companion
across
he
table
j
t,
:ntu
ariifl
D.
Stalker
....21
with
a
narrow
gaze
as
inscrut
R.
W.
sj-erkiandF.
Barber...
9j
able
as
a
poker
player's.
The
tnil
and
D.
Stalker
...
.21
;
squab
arrled
just
then,
and
he
VtndlaM
and
W.
J.
Bond
'
..20
,G.
McCandleas
im
j.w
.
"
"do.
A
.
McIi.tohndN.
Dagllsh...2l
R.
W.
Sherk
and
F.
Barber.
"Glasses?"
Dale's
eyes
contrac-,
R
8
Uivk
shrdlu
shrdlu
ted
In
the
manner
of
one
who;
"
swpects
a
snare
in
the
most
in-
.
nocent
remark.
"Why
should
I?
CnkTRAl
I
A
t
m
I
My
eyes
lire
good.
I
have
illumin-'
1
Dili.
'
I
IV
i
C.
N.
GROUNDS
ii
i
inn
r
.
i
i
iirii
iwuv
,,v
m
i
in
vunn
a
ihitbkt
nings
and
32
runs.
England
has
following
Is
the
box
score:
won
rum
nf
thaa
fivs-matrh
aurln
ELKS
two
have
been
drawn,
and
one
re-
Jf'0.'
.
mains
to
be
played.
SCARCITY
OF
was
no
doubt
but
that
the
scar
G.
Mitchell.
2b.
4
i
Arseneau,.
If.
..
4
i
Loblick,
p.
...
4
A.
Mitchell,
ss.
4
Stevens,
lb.
Gurvfchrc.
17.
TD
AMIMATC
cosse.
Cf
Moore,
rf.
..
Totals
GYROS
!
EDMONTON
July
S0:-Furs
Farquhar,
lb.
were
scarce
last
year
and
there
Moran,
ss.
'
I,..
...
iiiiiiv.cuiciik,
av
ivicKeown
c
8
cording
to
C.
H.
French,
oommis-
Chenoski,'
p.
:
sioner
of
the
fur
trade
for
the
Easson,
2b.'
Illudsori's
Bay
company,
who
is
RUry,
cf.
I
a
businesa
visitor
to
Edmonton
prlte'hard
rf.
on
hig
way
to
Winnipeg
from
fite,
.lb.'...
British
Columbia
and
Alberta
McKutly,
If."
posia
oi
me
company.
Ilaveland.
If.
Air.
rrencn
staiea
mat
there
Total
AB
R
H
PO
A
5
2
2
0-1
1
1
1
2
3
0
1
I
2
A
aft
A
Slates
officials,
u
E
lieve
that
George
l
Tolan
and
Frank
0
established
reo
any
ever
claimed
f
atar
.annnt
mtwIm
'
V
Hams
wins
in
si"-,
"
"
i
fVams
has
shown
V
7..
0u
ordi
don't
mean
a
17
11
Simpaon
has
a
1"
2
10
0
"
2-5
second
undi.
1
0
0
0
by
the
officials,
h
credited
with
9
10
20
7
4
the
fact
that
sta
AB
R
II
POA
E
,d.
L'nder
th
4
3
0
1
1
0
1
1
0
1
.r-rD
.201
..34
5
9
14
2
4
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
tr
0
4
0
3
2
0
0
I,
0
0
10
Simpson's
claims
cordance
with
th:
sportsmanship
dc
events.
Grantlun)'
one
of
the
fairest
iports
writers.
w
regarding
Simpson
the
champion
:
-"Whether
or
no
beat
Williams
or
w1
could
beat
him,
if
1
U
a
matti-r
of
op;"
ias
put
more
up
city
of
furs
during
the
past
win-
Summary:
Two
base
hits,
Lob-
"ooksin
the
cour-o
ter
had
worked
a
hardship
on
all
",.
Arseneau,
Moore,
Easson:
i18"
anv,other
8m'
a.
k.
uaaihur
was
fine
last
tr.'ipncrs
and
the
t.ii..
rri.-
S.l.a.n
Kl
V...,l,.,.
..
"ma
anu
nimioii
ovnlmr
try
enjoyable
game
of
distress,
of
the
latter,
however,
loblick,
8;
Chenoski,
4
base
th
anrintin
unr
Dale
regarded
him
guardedly,
aofttoll
vfl
plyd
on
the
c.in.k.
nan
oeen
alleviated
to
some
ex-
".
u
idiick,
i;
then-
0ffcay
awarded
P'Mnd
the
faintly
mocking
smile
iround.
with
quite
a
large
num-
tent
In
Alberta
by
their
being
?
out
on
mneid
riy
in
first
That
last
remark
.
.tab.
a
.
.-.
.
li
1
aL
1
.
I
I
at
1
1
M.
InnlnMI
tl
tMKI
Maia
llnl-Lf
1
1
.
i
a.
was
was
a
a
gleam
gleam
of
of
caut-
cau"
tef
pLepcitors
oLPWlor8
'"'
n.
attendance,
swwiuanct
given
Kiwn,
permission
iwnnimion
to
10
catch
caicn
ten
xen
"
uiii,uicn,
ikuitiuoru
anu
one
loisuspect
inai
inning;
keep
dust
out
of
mr
Jfebeav.
whereas
tbe
white
trapper
Iporte.
defeated
the
Su-
obwebs
out
bf
mr
TNtlan
...til.
am,
hwntr
wa
11wed
nonfe
"w,,v
Hons
of
the
house
and
moved
'They
will
be
good
for
your
next
door.
The
captain
opened
brain."
the
box
and
examined
one
of,
the
"Green?"
cigars.
It
was
dry
and
brittle.
"Thanks
for
the
tip.
Automo-
"hcllpslas,"
he
observed.
His
bile
goggle,
eh?
Colored?"
mind
wag
a
crowded
storehouse!
ery
or
a
woman
s
body
In
thejor
miscellaneous
Information
and
house
had
given
an
element
of
among'
other
things
he
happentV
importance
to
the
most
trifling
to
know
a
great
deal
about
the
detail
i.
1
various
brands
of
cigars
and
the
"A
green
ilghi,"
Summers
mut-type
of
men
who
smcked
them,
tered.
He
scratched
hit
top-heavy
"A
man
who
smokes
Verona
"Yes."
"Green?"
The
faintest
flicker
across
Dale's
eyes.
His
went
up
ever
so
slightly.
passed
"No,
amber."
(To
be
continued
tomorrow)
-
a
The
commiaalonr
an
1,1
,.
score
of
iSvll.
'
not
think
this
coming
season
Those
playing
for
the
Stntlon
would
be
much
belter,
as
ther
were?
Stiles,
Malr,
Stalker,
Hor-
was
no
apparent
sign
of
Increase
ton,
B.
Skattebol,
Holtby.
Mcln-
,,f
the
fur-bearing
animals
in
Sport
Chat
tosh
II.
Scattebol
and
Thomas,
those
districts
where
the
trapper
Riinerlutendeiit's
Office
players
carries
out
his
work
Following
la
th
llno-nn
slightly.
This
more
than
one
raw
determine
suprema
the
way
for
endlc
feated
athlete-
1
sprinting
title,
for
setting
records
whr-Inur
blopka
or
ol
1
means
of
tranp
nt
dlana
am
nrnud
of
w
werM
Ri
Tobey,
W.
Tobey.
W.
II.
He
lso
stated
that
the
hrpsent
the
Thlstln
football
t-i.ii.
for
the
slrldes
.
..
being
made
tobey,
Holroyd,
Morrison.
Sum-
high
r-i'-e
level
for
furs
would
game
tonight:
Smith;
Erskine.
S'
.il".".?.
HZl,
brows
mersgfluton
E;
Smith
anu
u
be
maintained,
there
Wng
no
Haig;
Hadden,
Mitchell
nnd
,u
"
"
i,i
f,
ethr
,C-
Smith.
inuteiit
ion
of
a
decrease
In
values
Woods;.,
Campbell,
Baptie,
Jack,
applaud
the
viri
ir
.J'nHjS?tj;llock
was
umpire
of
the
owing
to
the
difficulty
of
getting
McDonald
and
Mitchell
'Sparea,
RrfeVe
for
Wllliiim
gfme1
'
'
good
furs.
'Campbell,
Bumnlch.
that
there
vill
be
fl
v
11
I
BALLriAlUKt
MAT
WESTOJil
Gyros
Went
Down
to
Defeat
Last
Evening
by
Score
of
9-5;
Many
Errors
Spoiled
Game
INFIRSTCi
Final'
Football
Series,
'nnipg
MELVIN
OTT
KING0FS1
Young
Giant
Player
Mil
29th
Homer
for
Sc
Yeslcr
ay
NEW
YORK
f
liemton
stood
a
k
'
variely
of
St
I.
,
won
for
the
afternoon.
M
i
Gfctnls
young
29th
homer.
By
a
rally
i-
Boston
beat
F
run.
Brooklyn
er
i.
,
series
with
(
in
ing
Lucas
out
A
ninth
inni:
runs
was
noi
(
first
base
line
and
Gosse
scored.
AtMel,
hed
Harold
drove
Moore
In
with
a
line
drive
to
left
and
stole
sec
ond
and
went
to
third
on
a
wild
throw
to
catch
him.
George
Mit-.
chell
went
out
Tite
to
FarquharJ
Arseneau
hit
one
to
centre
that'
Bury
managed
to
get
his
hands!
on
but
fell
and
Harold
scored.'
Loblick
ended
the
Inning
with
a
liner
to
Moran.
That
ended
the
Elks'
scoring
for
the
night.
The
Gyros
made
three
hits
in
the
first
inning
but
failed
to
get
a
man
across
the
plate.
They
got1
one'
run
in
the
third
on
a
couple
of
errors.
In
the
fourth
Tite
drew
a
nana
and
.with
two
out
Far-j
quhar.
tripled
to
deep
left.scor-!
ing
Tite.
The
Gyros
staged
a'
rally
In
the
fifth
when
MceKown
got
to
first
on
Harold's
error.
Chenoski
whiffed
but
Easson.
league
leader-
three
of
their
fin.
1
The
secret
!
r
National
Ijc
?ue
Philadelphia
1v
Brooklyn
10,
t
Boston
10.
Pit'
v
New
York
11.
-
American
Ia;w
Chicago
8.
Phiiu
Only
one
vi
m
-
QUIET
YOUTH
PROVES
V1CI
Discussion
as
to
Rth'.hr
Mr-
SprinterH
Indicates
TL
William
Uid.1
MceKown
going
to
third.
Bury
stn.ek
out
bul
Dido
dropped
the!
Tor.n'.
ball
and
threw
high
to
Stevens,;
Argument
ai)
who
missed
it
and
the
two
run-
Hams'
supremacy
t
ners
scored.
Scoop
going
to
sec-
ticularly
in
tn-ond.
Pritehard
hit
one
over
the
where
the
ojiinic
Infield.
Tite
popped
one
to
Lob-
victories
sco
et
I
ck
for
two
out.
Ilaveland
drove
T
mut.n"V,i
'
one
past
Loblick's
head
and
Scoop
Pti?wl'm,
Beat
South
Africa
at
Cricket,
ored.
F.rquhar
drove
one
to
fio.
T
he
iivm
Winning
Two
and
Draw-
.left
and
was
robbed
of
a
hit
by
aeagon
with
stars'
,n
Two
!
Arseneau
who
picked
the
ball
off
koff
and
Churl..
his
shoe
strings.
The
Gyros
were
tion.
the
United
never
danfous
again.
.wd
to
otheru
MANCHESTER.
England.
July
30.
England
won
the
rubber
in
Score
by
Innimrs:
niif'l..H
th.
m
B.
Baker
18
the
cricket
series
with
South
Afrl-
Elks
20
1
1
50
09
strictly
on
his
m-i
r
i"