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Jim
Ten
Eytk.
crew
coach
at
Syracuse.
n
years
of
age.
He
has
.
been
at
the
university
27
years.
t
Aside
from
flying.
Bemt
Bale
hen.
the
'xlebrated
Norwegian
aria
tor
is
most
interested
in
ski
Jumping.
2k
Hiefc
ysweal
IM
m
Eatend
llsetf
to
Sort
BmU
Two
to
NB
Twe
aar"
a
JUJf
tiawi
U
-
f
The
r?-?f
f
th
Hfvh
jii
HEW
YORK
S;t.
Only
Chi-
Sootii
3rhotia,
in
the
Jartior
'aol
;
eago
Cn'os
we-c
a?
-
take
advaii
-
bafl
Levac
rn
Saturday
r
qceti
i
tare
of
ihc
idlenew
,
f
the
Nation
J
"
rpfccls:
a:n.;
with
Hbdi
-
niiiag
Leasts
ain
3t
l.-ois
Cardau..;.
by
wu
jocus
n
a!
i
yr-se.-i-l
v.
.
Chrra
by
beatine
Bi
ton.
7aind
half
a
z
.ne
and
fw
undisptvd
iss.-'o
of
sr-.
place.
Brock.'
yn
R-bim
offered
"Jt
j
filth
straight
r.nd
axe
r,;
three
and
a
rif
sii.:rje
behind
C:r
first
pl.ee
Card:r.ais
acd
a
fa;:
fame
brruod
h
-
C"
V
rs
ti-?
Anerfaan
L:--ue.
tr
PhUade'tyhc
Athlete
split
a.
BoCi
jlytd
-rihi'J
in
:'te
Jir
hi'f
b
t
fa'ki
thiii
rrncn
aj
to
'
-
s.r.
r-f
jrs
f
ull
t.me
thjt
Kih
got
ibur
it
--.erf
r
;
'..
Tich:
.
gci
:.tc
lint
oik;
Fish?
.
tha
.-cr.-.
xl'jt:
a
fine
run
?
Cfv
For
the
elementary
school
team
r
i-
i:i
v
u
n
a.Ai.
3vakm
or.
rplenrud
ruip
.n
tie
firr.
half
to
cnance
wjin
cither
of
dsaibje-header
vita
St
Lotus
storing
stuts.
rrgu-oa
and
Ifcnun-L
Mother
bttb
did
well
al
back.
Oo-
Wesk-end.
scores
were
a?
foOow-i.
i
r-ez
2Z
the
i?k
cf
the
haires
with
M-kiei-ii
a
cijie
stciiA.
hiding
urituxat
i
uxm
Walk's
ind
Marshall
veil
checked
wri-wt
prayed
2
Keuar
;jnrr
at
rntude
rint
Titfc
Cr?3i-;
en
tro
other
sine
a
eieter
player
too.
CbisUson
wu
always
a
rare
fighter
.and
Santurbane
put
up
a
900C
show.
Irarscn
u
derer
and
triad
'hard
but
hung
on
too
long.
Por
High,
Soebiro
vas
my
sale
;
Da
rtri
was
the
better
back
though
tooth
be
and
Bfctke
found
the
Booth
combination
hard
to
ehack.
Croat
was
the
best
of
the
High
team
Fisher
was
often
da
and
was
on
hand
to
score
the
second
goal.
Walters
and
Marshall
were
the
beat
of
the
forwards
but
were
closely
cheeked
by
the
Booth
defenders.
Jack
Campbell
refereed
and
men
were
T.
Dvngate
and
J.
Campbell
jr.
Booth
and
Borden
meet
next
ing
called
for
0
pan.
ffigh
School
8aebiro:
Blake.
Darie;
Efejr.
Cross.
Fisher;
Marshall.
HilL
Walters.
Camrch,
WefJe.
Booth
Bremnor;
Sather,
Ftr-guson;
Mdaon.
Oomex,
MHrketaon.
Wardtoper.
Chriatison.
Ivaoon
Santurbane.
Cromp.
Bagshaw-Deeth
Bout
Postponed
fory
to
Baaahav'
SMe
NceeMi-totes
OaBmg
Off
Match
Set
For
Friday
An
unfortunate
oceumaee
over
the
week-end.
when
Billy
Baaahaw
seriously
mhtred
hit
aMe
in
training,
makes
it
necessary
to
postpone
Us
match
scheduled
for
Friday
next
against
Henry
Deeth
of
An-yox.
While
a
later
date
for
the
match
cannot
yet
be
announced,
it
is
hoped
that
BUJjr's
injury
will
soon
heal
up
and
that
the
match
will
'ake
place
next
month!
Ethel
Ca!l
rW"
::
fiUPPn
V
i
;.
b'
rijj.r.ir..;
h
.
the
British
Emp:r
t:amr
:
Han.
a
.'un.p
and
1
hjvh
jumping
(avetui
throw
at
'akiiijj
bc-'h
ev'T.'j
cue
dy
a;
Cam
Keioeit
of
Kew.
Si
zej.
raotOi.-
Le
traveller
for
leadir.
:
cJ
i.::.
only
woman
in
England
to
h
jid
such
a
;oo
ana
.u.tr.ii
.
.
SPORT
CHAT
Hack
Wilson
of
the
Chicago
Cubs,
,
rtolently
threatens
to
equal
or
snr-
pass
the
mark
of
SO
b,.me
runs
se:
by
Babe
Butb.
The
little
bull-nee-
:
ked
bomber
from
Manlab"rf
is
String
to
the
National
League
the
thrill
that
the
younzor
circuit
had
ill
to
itself
for
several
se&son.;.
All
:restfallen.
perturbed
He
Uk?s
on
the
air
of
a
man
who
has
just
had
his
last
chance
and
couldn't
come
through.
And
the
jeet
bite
deep
Ruth
has
learned
to
let
criticism
10
into
out
ear
and
out
the
othr.
For
a
long
while
be
was
rased
every
time
the
fans
had
a
chance
to
yell
at
him.
He
learccd
to
take
i
in
good
nature.
Hack
never
co'Ud
V
that
lenient
with
hinuelf
.
The
Babe.
!usr
-Jttt
ia:-:.
K
a;.
:u.
,!
and
intent
when
he
?s
tc
that
plate,
ani
proud
t
rus
work
Bah.
is
a
goad
outfielder.
But
Bsck
r.
just
as
good
an
oi
'J;''r.
even
f
t
one
does
r?d
about
h
s
;rrori
mart:
than
one
about
R.iva
s.
In
tfc
i
day;
when
Hack
was
U
n
Giants
outfield,
the
only
thlnj
t'.iat
keo
liar,
with
th?
club
vu.,
1:.
.oll-.y
v.
i
1
el.ier.
a;
he
wa:i
h.ttir;
hi
those
days.
Ross
Young,
who
piayeU
nex'
to
htm
In
the
Mc"r..T
out-f.eid.
said
HaiZ
was
th?
besi
man
ih
pver
htd
played
beslc'.e
hln.
He
an
rjn
ana
his
Indus!
-v
is
2U;i-v
It
"is
because
Hack
failed
mis-,
trably
at
the
pia-
"
'hat
Mi
Orai
"W.
him
t
Talcdv
five
sai3
ago.
it
In
ia31.
VANQQUVClt
WJIIiU
VANCOUVER.
Sot
Wis
bjDoted
nB
t.h
I".
tOCl
.v
.'
SS-Vr
22.
-Wheat
.1!
J'KfinirT
Nantucket
Has
Town
Grier
At
Least
One
Steninder
ef
Ane4wt
Dav
In
Eastern
Tswn
NAHTUCKET.
laass,
Sept.
20:
Experts
tn
efficiency
may
have
their
andif-uted
way
throughout
the
great
r.
ijori''-
of
Americar
centres,
bu:
in
this
town
off
the
ihrjoogh
the
league
the
fans
are
re-
aiassachnse-
,
coast
is
preserved
at
spooling
to
the
bitting
of
Back
just
least
one
reminder
of
another
day
as
they
greeted
Babe
Ruth,
with
Edgar
F.
Wyer
ta
no
mean
or
ad&ntraUon
and
the
raucous
rarz.
hii-hearted
reminder.
Hit
brass
The
baseball
fan
seenu
to
be
a
dtf-
be!l
and
toppc:
aom
are
rarely
si-ferent
sort
of
person
from
the
io-
lent
In
Nantucket's
streets.
For
Wy-tower
of
any
other
sport
In
Ruth's
er
represents
a
custom,
no
one
90St
heroic
years,
be
was
accorded
knows
bow
old.
brought
to
this
corv-he
Bronx
cheer
and
the
catcall
tinent
with
the
first
settlers
who
whenever
be
whiffed
Hack
Wilson
builded
towns
He
is
the
official
is
getting
it
now.
town
crier
of
Nantucket.
tvery
diy.
rain
or
shine,
Wyer
-waixs
h?
streets
of
the
town,
rtng-The
two
men
differ
in
many
ways,
m
hi
Ml
bLiwina
his
hnm
and
3vth
has
something
in
ru'ive
col-
ad,ilnf
nhahitann
whs'
the
news
w
that
Heck
does
not
possess.
There
...
w.
ham.
vnrkd
o-,.
s
a
certain
boyish
irresponslbui'
ibout
the
Babe,
whlk
Hack
is
a
rery
serious
person
about
his
work.
Babe
can
be
serious,
boo.
deadly
ser
-ous.
but
he
doesn't
take
things
to
jeatt
the
way
Hack
does.
Hack's
Toior
is
a
different
sort.
It
ss
hard
to
understand
bow
the
can
rasa
The
dut
'
s
cf
his
office
are
not
par-
Ucularh
arduous,
as
no
one
con-plai:
i
vnen
he
stops
to
chat
or
onijV.
t
;ry
some
particularly
succulent
bit
of
humor.
His
badge
of
office.
ir.
addihnn
to
the
bell
and
horn
is
x
high
silk
'p!ug'
hat.
Wyer.
npioyed
by
the
Nantucket
use
inue
ieoow
wnen
ne
wraiia
He
aietcne
t
Society
is
an
old
ao
goshdamsd
sorry
aoout
it,
so
wha.'in.
woa:in,
nan.
nan.
He
He
has
has
now
now
rxi.ic
or
a
'.he
cit
I
Tea
Mrs
F
day
-a-f'n'hrd
wlr.:-,
FISH
SALES
n
Summary
time
been
isho-e
'
r
some
years,
but
su?-ceedci
t.
i
previous
crier
only
s
few
montns
go.
The
society
pays
him
one
hut.
ed
dollars
a
month.
princely
alary
m
comparison
with
the
ixt-two
cents
a
day
rtcently
rc-por
d
o
be
the
stipend
of
one
of
the
l.st
iriers
in
the
Old
Country.
'nd
Sr
Auj
5)unds
IJc
an4
AaieH'an
J.303.
8
9c
lad
A.
tr.
'eft
for
Silicic-.
H.Q0Q.
Atlin
'K
and
4c.
I-lf
Tar.-
a
9
4c
3T''
faho:'.
'
:i.
r
y&M.
Pacify
04p
and
4c.
.
3.00?
3
oth.
.7r
and
24.00a
Cold
St-irasc
15.0U
J
Booth.
10c
nd
MJOQ.
Cola
8?,irage.
12.7c
',003.
Cola.
StoraKC
1
3c
.ec.
8000.
Booth.
13c
and
.
.J'lOaO.
115
au.!
ic,
hold-
At
that
Ume
Hack
wai
hauling
usv.f
4t
i?
ti.
der
to
intense
derM
laa
aaw
RW0-
AUui-10A:
was
sTtfk
from
wrry.
Tr
.n
day
to
Csftsastsn
dy
he
was
exnejeting
"
receive
word
from
home
that
he
hud
be-.tom
r.
father.
Hick
u
a
!'"
t
30
and
Ruth
will
be
37
in
February
According
to
the
average
span
of
life
in
the
big
Ic-jjc.
Hack
has
:
several
seasons
in
which
to
bang
iawav
mt
Rhp's
rrr-nrl
Tf
h
rtrv.tr.''
set
a
now
mark
this
y
ar.
hp
may
do
ol'.ter
VI'::
J
500
Cold
Storage.'
7.5c
and
6
LOCAL
ITEMS
3oji
in-3
Smith
who
hr.-
bc-r.
iUcturers,
is
th
f-HARGES
OF
POLITICAL
ACT1
VITY
L
OFFICE
OF
AGENT,
era
'continued
fr-jip
paste
1)
were
Coi
J.
H,
McMulbn.
John
Cvn-way.
Walter
Qo'a
asxli.
BTsianock.
Vsder
c
-
z-ext
rOnaliou.
Mr
JkUtbtson
suted
that
he
had
a
let-tej
on
his
C!e
from
Qscar
Bass,
deputy
attorney
geneeaL
dated
October
10,
109.
cn
the
matter
of.
coroner's
fees
paid
by
the
efty
to
the
aovernueat
agents.
This
setter
Mr
Matheson
said,
be
would
be
able
to
prcduce
thU
afternoon
on
resump-tton
of
the
hearing,
together
with
bis
Mr.
Mathesoa'si
reply
to
same.
Mr
Locke
intimated
that
he
intended
to
object
to
the
adrait-saoa
of
the
letters
as
irrestvant.
There
wa
considerable
argument
between
Mr.
Man
son
and
Mr.
L-eke
as
to
the
admissfblllty
of
Mr.
son's
question
as
to
when
first
Inquiry
had
been
nude
of
Mr-
Matheson
b-
any
goveaaaua
official
as
to
what
coroner
s
fees
had
been
paid
by
the
city.
Mr.
Lacks
contended
that
this
hid
nothing
to
do
with
the
mstter
under
Investigation.
Mr.
Manson
reminded
Mr.
Locke
that
a
serious
charge
of
theft
had
been
matte
against
bis
client.
Mr
Locke,
did
not
think
Mr.
Man-son
should
say
that.
No
charge
of
theft
had
been
laid.
This
was
merely
'an
Inouiry.
,
Mr.
Manson
replied
that
be
could
apijreiate
Mr
Locke's
position
Possfbbr
he
'Mr.
Locke;
did
not
se
any
evidence
to
justify
a
charge
of
theft.
Nevertheless
such
a
serious
had
appeared
in
the
press.
Mr.
Justice
W
A
Macdonald
said
that
what
might
have
appeared
in
the
press
would
have
nothing
to
do
I
with
him.
Ail
he
wanted
to
find
out
was
whether
the
charges
weie
true
i
ox
false.
Neither
would
it
affect
his
1jusJfatvV
BJasVordshhj
said,
what
Mt.
Bact
ml
hi,
have
sail.
It
w.
his
desire
to
krep
invest
igatiuu
w.'tiMp
.Oisork
b
jtintis
tuI
not
,
t
AQtm
as
rodttcal
matter
to
be
jtoterjeoed,
'
X
A
far
4s
h?
vt;
gware.
if.
Ma-i.j.-c
sold
r.o
tastructlcns
had
been,
received
by
the
city
to
have
eor-ytsrs
fees
made
psvable
to
the
.government
and
not
to
the
ooroner.
Mr.
Matheson
was
ked,
on
re
luming
to
the
stind
this
afternoon.
to
prodjice
checki
that
might
have
been
paidl
to
Col
MrMuIlin
or
Mr.
Oale
lor
coroner
s
fees.
A.
B.
McNeill
auditor
of
revenue
till
the
government,
told
how
the
idion'
work
was
carried
out.
Aud-"
V
cane
rcguhrJy
once
a
year
each
govemn'.pnt
agency.
AU
eirU
servants.
Mr.
McNehl
de-.ared.
had
seclfic
instructions
thty
were
to
account
to
the
p
7em:nent
for
ill
fees
they
received
ex-eppt
In
thf
case
of
official
ad-
Titnistiators'
ctmmlaslons,
up
toi
-00
,r
annu.-,
being
allowed
in
these
If
Mr
Wtt
had
been
absent
f
.
jui
hi
off
I'"
for
a
whole
day
except
cn
?ov
mment
business
,
it
I
should
have
been
reporu-d.
Mr.
McNeill
detUred
'
At
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attain
your
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for
those
who
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way.