The evening world. Newspaper, September 27, 1911, Page 7

ROLF CHAMPION "Raa DISAPPEARS. | SAYS SPORT HERE (5 100 PATRIOTIC Herold Hilton Declares Rooters Abroad Always Give Boost | to Best Player. Hirold H. Hilton, the English ama- | teur golfer wilo won the championship her last week, sailed for home to-day on the Campania, of the Cunard line, Mr. Hilton thinks we Americans are too patriotic in our sporting views, “Twouldn't want to appear in the light of scritic,” said the champion, “because IT tave been royally treated by your pe@le, J want it understood that I am woe away with the very best of fecl- ing Possibly I am impressed with it Dea@use it is strange to me, but I think Yotr ‘people are prone to think too much of winning. WV] CHAS. NicHous ay ‘Speaking of golf, it was my impres- alm that those who saw me play w.nt-| Charles Nichol, Not Seen Since edithy opponents to win, not bect i they might be better players, but be: May—Last Heard From in Cincinnati. | mise they were Americans, Now, tn Fagiand, we look upon golf as a sport ed we want to see the better player| Mf Charles H. Nichols of No. WR, regardless of his nationality, Fast One Hundred and Seventy-sixth “In Your national game, basebati, 1 no- | *téeets the Bronx, has asked The Even- ted @ disposition on the part of the pub. |! World’s assistance in finding her MW to lose aight of everything but the backlit daisy iit ea clance of the home team winning. I at. ¥ of his relatives or friends since |. tended game between the American | Mas: The missing boy is twenty-one League New York team ands the Clove, | Yo2"# old, and, according to his mother, lund team where that quality was strike | "8s been in the United States Army. lagly manifested. The good plays of the! The youth left his home in the early Geveland players were almost entirely | Patt Of May with the intention of go- srerigoked, overy aliempt was made to tw tie place where he worked, | dsconcert them and when the New York hing was heard from him until June | ‘sam lost the gloom of the spectators was when his parents received a letter | deep. fro m him dated and postmarked Cin- “Iam not what you call ‘kicking’ I|cinnatl, O. The message sald he had suppose I could get used to what you position In that elty. New Yorkers have dubbed ‘rooting’ f fled by tattoo decora- &@ favorite, but I could not {magine y ‘ms. ‘The left arm bears ‘rooting’ for a stranger. I hope to re- frl's head and the name urn next August to play again for the |" n crossed, with the | Gampionship.” 50," decorates the |right arn —-—_—___ | Mrs. LYNCHERS SMASH JAIL. | natneats |5 feet 7 n helght and has dark Mob Overpowers Officers, Takes | halt and blue eyes. pols told the police of the station that her son is DUMAS, Ark. Sept. in the county jail and overpow: oMers in charge, a mob of one €rd men took Charles Malpass, whte man, to a water tank lynhed him to-day. \ Te lynching followed a battle yes- tery at the home of Malpas: whib Sherif W. D. Preston, De Bheiff Barney Stlel and two mu fons of Malpass were killed and Mal- | pass wounded, 8 $$$ | Tt BUST LUMBER TRUST. | | Suitrited ai Denver Aimed at Col- s«WAIHINGTON, Sep Trustsuit fied by the F eral Govern- ment at Denver te is intended, it > i was larned at the iyenas In the quiet of lee, break the Vyom- eric ocnee ucee an, Or tes the evening a See ee bottle of cool, clean beer is areal delight. A little higher in price than ordinary beer—a great deal ty Supplied by ra first-class dealers. Served in leading Hotels and Cafes DOTTLED EXCLUSIVELY AT PETER DOELGER FIRST PRIZE BREWERY Informition, an 11! also mde a 4 ols corporation, 1s Heriert Lank’s hor: day st Hicks and J Brooklyn, and ran away with the wawn as far as Amity street, a din- tane of five blocks, where {t collided witi @ trolley pole. Lank, who lives at fifty-seventh street and Elevents avaue, Brooklyn, was thrown out by the collision, receiving concussion of the brain. — Liner Searched for Fugitive. Detectiven were at the pler ant warted in St. . Hein disapvear in fune, taking $9,000 worth of bonds he xad stolen from his wife. It was Bottling Department ted that he had engaged age one Campania, but the sleuths c 407-433 E. 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The man appeared to be about sixty years old, was 6 fect 9 inches tall and | weighed 175 pounds. His hair was gray jand he wore a gray mustache. He had on white underwear, a white and black | striped shirt, black sox and black laced He wore a black cardigan feos | Jacket. |The body, th been in the wa and the wound Soda crackers are more nutritive than any other flour food. Uneeda Biscuit are the perfect soda crackers. Therefore, Uneeda Biscuit. Five cents spent for a package of Uneeda Biscuit is an invest- ment—an invest- ment in nourish- ment, in health, in good eating. Though the cost is but five cents, DIX’S FINAL DEMAND. Dix to-day made what !# expected to be hie final State-wide Direct Nominations law | In a specta! message, he declar the Democratic party promisad such a statute and “the people have right ‘Time Before, the party convention and by candidates for the Legislature murdered. 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