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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1910-12-02
INSURANCE

I have the cheapest and best Farmers
Insurance Company in the Northwest
$500 annually, will pay for a thousand
dollar policy, and losses promptly paid
Can you afford to be without it? City
insurance written in the best companies;
by the trust, can give you pointer on
fire insurance.
Don't ask your friends to go your security
Be independent. Let me furnish you a
bond from the American Surety Com
pary; the oldest and strongest company
in the world. Capital and surplus, five
million dollars,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-17
WITH BROKEN
NECK VISITS CITY

ton from this one of his many testi-
nlonials, and especially notices one
from the general yardmaster Of the
Cincinnati, Hamilton and DAYTON rail-
way, at Cincinnati, who says that the
gentleman served FIVE. years as a
switchman for that company and that
he had always given satisfactory SER
vice and had resigned Of his own OPP
ton From newspaper notices 1t Is
shown that he served twelve years
at railrondfng and was for eleven
years a member Of the Brotherhood
Of Railway Trainnlen, and that he
was dismissed from service by the
Panhandle Railroad because he re-
fused to go to Chicago to take part
in the breaking OF the D. R. U. strike.
No doubt every railroader in Clarks-
burg will give an old railroader a cor
dial welcome and Join in giving him
patronage, as will many others in the
sale Of his cards and booklets.
Mr.. Souselin is a member OF tho
y. M. c. A. OF Dayton and from the
Dayton Herald we notice that Friday
morning after the Nfonongah disaster
he went into the Herald office and
contributed So to the Monongah suf-
ferers. The paper speaks in high
terms of his life and conduct and 3he
good people of Clarksburg will be In
tarested in him while he remains in
the city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-17

ail c1-ll' wayne way land turned
rnon hfs dnuehler1 1ance with L-rr
OF stern rcrrrlse ''HiIlr. Leu her she
Snee IyiuEl' rereo--- cl--'-
envy blt tle5 he truth Is
iatES 20 -
land 10 ~ tl1 grpctte =
= IbSg and d q u . u u - "a
s. 81 11ited
cons nj e
q d. ron tgEsa
81 on q ttlIcs the
M 11ver 10 - mn slllll ast4s
unfil y0rl had goll nt Con-
n ana. = 80 that he
4 = ~ sirSs u. El57istl me
IroIl9 It lIcl< ~ tho Hope
Tint III. 1IHh Etuld % hat g
! You see. IL pr0ti "a IN,
Cha wanna long before he sfdsi.,'' y
+ AilitireS could have dome II1gItllefs ut
the don she saw. q Cherry 8
race me woman 5ae b tlll siis1lIEiatl had
hnEalllEt1 her N earnest Ittll fash
Ing eyes she tIfped upon her ather.
Since yGu were SO prompt In an an
nounetng my engag cement, eEh4Is yoIi!
can deny It with equal prouptn
sGood GoaG what d Seantla ~ this
rs truers Wayne Wayland wired his
foreliead
.soh, It's true said Cherry.
IN the silence that followed the child
strn He'd out OF Constantfness rms
ana stood beside HIS mother. the better
to inspect these strang Eisflittlei
face ygIEs tEfil1ly;; his 'elptte cut In the
native fashion, wer poor and not very !
clean. Yet he was more white than
AIents ana no one seeing him cqqld
doubt his pareltaEe ME seanen had
left their posts ana were watching !
with such absorption that they failed
to see q skim with single oaFsrnan
swing past the stem Of the Gtande !
Dame ana make fast to the landing
san unobServed, the man mounted the
companIonway' swiftly.
For once In his life Wayne WaylRnd
was too confused for definite speech. I
WINS Marsh Stood helpless.
Don't believe herF' he broke ont
'.sho Is lying to protect her own /
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ed Straps

The above is picture of visitor In
Clarksburg, who has just come from
Fairmont and expects to remain here
a few days under the authority of the
city officials to call upon the people
to sell little booklet and postal
cards which explain the reason for his
wearing the peculiar headgear that IS
shown in his picture.
The man has a broken neck and as
long as he lives he will have to wear
this mast. HIS little booklet tells OF
this terrible accident and gives full
information concerning his long suf-
ferinE in the hospital with plaster
cast around his head and neck. The
hook tells the story and The Telegram
is only concerned about the man. He
comes with a certificate from the
mayor and other city officials from his
own city OF Dayton, O.. under the seal
of the city.
This certificate sets Forth that. Mr.
souselin while at work October %,
1906, met with the accident whereby
his neck was broken. that ne enjoys
the distinction OF being one OF the
very few who have undergone like
accident and still survive" The
mayor also says that Mr.. Souslin has
made living for himself and family,
which consists of his wife and little
boy, by the sale OF postal cards and
booklets. The certificate further sets
forth that Mr. souselin Is "gentle-
manly, afable under the conditions
which have surrounded him. and has
made friends of the best people in the
city OF Dayton where he is known
to all and commanding the respect as
he does of the people who recognize
readily In him man deserving OF the
highest praise
The Telegram makes this quota
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them, his white lips writhinE. his face
ike putty. He made futile OBTAINING
grasps at Constantine. and in the 81
lence that suddenly descended upon
the ship they heard him whispering.
what is the meaning of THU? de-
mnnded DIr. Wayland.
81 heard you were about to sail. so
came out to see you before
Marsh broke in hoHrsely: "She'B
bad woman! She has come here for
blnckmail!''
.'Rlackmail!'' cried Wayne Wayland.
~ thought as muchH'
That's her game. She wants
money!
Cherry shrugged her shoulders ana
showed her white teeth in smile.
''NIr Marsh anticipates slightly.
You may Judge Il be Is right"
Marsh started to speak, but Mildred
Wayl0nd. who had been watching him
Iutcntly. was before him.
z who sent sou here. miss?'e
mo one sent me. II Atr. Marsh will
srop his chatter can make myself
understood"
Don't listen TO her.
Cherry turned upon him swiftly.
You've got 70 face II, 80 you may as
we'll keep STILL"
He fell silent.
1--WE heard that Mr.. Marsh was go
ing away with y0u. ana came 70 ase
aim for enough money 20 support his
shitd WIile ne - R9n J. -
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lover!!'' He pointed to Chakawana.
That girl is the chiId's mother. but
It's father is Boyd Emerson
Boyd Emerson was never in Halvik
until last December" said Cherry.
-.Fhe child is three years DID,
cit seems l. am being discussed -
said n voice behind them. Emerson
Glove his way through the sailors.
strIdInG directly TO Marsh. What is
tne meaning Of tllis2'
Mildred Wayinnd laid a suffering
hand upon her breast. 81. knew he
would come" she brehtIled,
Constantine broke his silence for the
drSt time, addressing Mildred directly I:
This baby D'long AFR. Marsh. he
say he goIn' marry Chakawann. but he
lie. He goln' marry you because you
are rich girl" He turned TO Marsh.
what for you lie. ehE" He leaned
forward with frightful scowL II tell
you long time ago XIII you II you
don marry my sister"
.'Now l understand" exclaimed
BOYD. ''It was you who stabbed him
that night In the cannery."
eyes. Chakawana tell him what the
prizes say 'bout woman what dom
marry. My sister shy she go to hell
herself and don care much. but It
amt right for little baby to go TO hell
too.''
what do you mean by thata' asked
Mr.. Wayland.
..The Father say II white man take
Indian woman and dom marry her she
60 to hell for thousan' year-mebbe
two, three thousan' year Anyhow,
she dom never see Jesus house. That's
bad thingF The breed shook his head
seriously. "Chakawana she's good girl,
and she go to church give money
to the prizes, too-plenty money eve
cry timebut he says that's no good;
she's got to be marry or she'll burn for
always with little baby. Aud so that's
make her scare. because little baby
amt do nothing to burn that way Mr..
Marsh he say it's all one lie, ana he
don't care II little baby do 60 to hell
You hear that2 He dom care for lit
tie baby
Constantine's eyes were tull q tears
as he atrove labortously to voice his
religious teachings. He went on with
growing agitation:
.ChniEaw0na she's mighty scare Of
that bad place, and she ask Mr. Marsh
again % marry her, but he beat her.
That's when I try to kin him. Mebbe
Mr.. Emerson amt come 80 quick Mr..
Marsh 20 to hell himself"
Wayne wayland turned upon Marsh.
''Why don't you sTy something
~ tod you the brat isn't miner he
cried. s'If It isn't Emerson'S It's Cher
~ Malotte's, They want money, but
won't be bled
''You marry my. sisterF asked Com
.:So!s snarlod wnls Mdsh. lyon
can all 60 to h. and take the child
With you.''
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80 Monday, Oct. II. 1919.
E E:::.. 3 50 E E:::..
tailorings

The Scotch are the ones We
want you to pay particular at
tention to, as right now is the
time to have your Fall or Win
ter tailor gown made.
Have a large collection Of
the finest Scotch TailOrings
made-mcdium rough weavcs,
quiet tome mixtures, $3.50,
$500, $3.50 a yard-all Sc
inches wide.
For q medium price Tailor
ing see the $500 line-wonder-
full collection as to variety Of
weaves, weights, coIorings and
color combinations Tailorings
from France, Germany, Eng
land and some fine American
both smooth and medium rough
weaves quiet tone mixtures,
indistinct stripes, checks and
solid colors-plain and fancy
weaves-47 to "a inches wide,
$500 yard. EiGz
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Automobile business.
Great demand for skilled help. We
teach by mail. send you auto mod
81. Get You 925 weekly job. Make
$40 weekly while learning. Ro-
chester Auto. school, $40 Roches-
ter. n. Y.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-17

Copyrtght AssocaiPn
to
Of
he
despaired
he able
ivele
Of
in
o
the
is
in the NewJe town.
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.waNTED-.5 sALEsLADIEs, APP
TsIlY AT ONCE. THE LEADER,
s88.S85 W. MAIN ST.

wASTEn-A gooIAsIrI for general
house~orIs Three 4n-fan'IlS Good
wages Apply to Mrs. Clarence
WsaIdeck. 3O5 Hickman st.
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NJ sgTf iwo experienced caSllI
Is. ri3 at once The Leader
a4itnant store, 333-335 w.
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tractive novelty on consignment
with retail merchants in small
towns. displayed from illustrated
cataiog, no samples necessary. Sales
men having spare time between
trains can easily earn from $50 to
500 per month. Commissions pa!d
on receipt OF each order. For fur
ther information write Garnet-Car-
ter Company. Chattanooga. Tenn.
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WA white lfIl o. lDiddle-
aset woman f5r general non work.
Apply to Mrs. frank R Moore 4O5'
Wet Pike street.
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CooI1-Wanted ut NIcGoSVaI's Chop
House for second place: hotel expe-
rience not necessary. Pike ST. near
postcftice.
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BoYs NEANTED-aS BOYS WANTED
AiFZIglEf SCHOOL. THE LEADER
DEPARTMENT STORE, 3sS-3S5 w.
MAIN ST.
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What about the NetO CGtG-
log2 ~ your Mame registered
for one! -,,.l1..i
BO09S &BUHL
NORTH sinE. PlTTsByReEis =
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WAsNTED-A girl to do general
housework. Apply at 141 Mechan-
d street,
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y.7jA,Cu1ED-Young lady over 10 years
oId must have fair education, some
knowIedge Of music: liberal salary
v,ork ak hours day: call after 6
M, No. /, Raymond Court Apart
naent, Main St
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W!ANTED-At once. 10 Carpenters.
hours. $500. Modern window
Glass Company, salem. w. Va.
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''EHE S!LVER H0RgE"

CONTINUED from page %
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w.lNrED-e5 BOYS. APPLY AT
ONCE. THE LEADER, SS3-s3S w.
MAIN STREET.
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Cro sc contlpuedS
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ZOE RElTT.

4 u lEbIl8NIIO 8IlIllIL IIlLlIIllEt
Dom house. wen located. every
MODERN congenIence. ayatoFtes -
Bed rooms, iarse laundry, every
hing good sdft water, deep wen.
st east OF my Festdence- Bell
phone. Harvey F. Smith.
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FOR SALE-A Rrst class guaranteed
No. 4 smith-Fremier typewriter at
an attractive price. Sample of work
on request. Inquire l. p. H.. 81
ThIrd avenue, Pittsburg, Pa.
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WANTED-Female help
syANTHD-White girl for nurse. APP
ply ut AL Es-t Main ST.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-25

He would be literally dead one.
In the animal walking on al tours
the liver IS well protected by the hips,
the shoulders and the ribs. which part
ly cover IT, In man, however. this
most vulnerable organ is protected
only by the flexible or floating" ribs,
and few stiff punches VIII make the
pugilist feel sick, groggy and mentally
depressed. In other words. hC has a
brief acute attack OF "biliousncss
Under these circumstances the liver
fails 10 do its work OF antidoting the
poisonous matters which the body Is
producing AT such a tremendous
speed II is the retention OF these
poisons. as we'll as the shock impaired
10 tn, wind and indirectly 60 the
solar plexus. that make the liver
pinch so dangerous.
Like the heart punch and the kid
ney punch" the liver punch is not "a
knockout blow. but one which. bv
We akening the dazing the opponent,
leads 10 his allowing an opening for
either jaw punch or the solar pleXus
punch which are the two great knock
out blows
The Detroit times., 1910-04-25
POLISH CHAMPION
AGAINST ITALIAN
Detroit Likely To See an Interesting
Wrestling Match When Zbyszko
and Pardello Meet.

Maurice Collins. representative on
ZLyszko, the Polish champion wrestler
now in this city with designs on tho
title or Frank Gotch, has leaG,a the
light Guard armory for the evening
OF May 4, and hopes To stage LbyszkO
with two men, one OF whom will be
Leo Pardello, the Italian champion,
who has met all OF the American
Eceyyweights and has beaten many OF
them.
Ii Collins present plans go through
the other opponent will he K-t Cutler
who recently gave ZbyszEo the hard
est and longest bout nc i1;ts-h ati-ttt-
this country.
The Poles will undoubtedly rally
legally 10 the support of tier cham
pion, while he inhabitants OF Detroits
Little Italy are sure 10 make the root
ing interesting. with perhaps a little
betting on the side.
Though Zbyszko greatly outclasses
pardello I'm weight, IL will be Interest
ms 10 see how long the Italian can
fight off mis- massive adversely
Pardello will finish his training I'm
Detroit. " Is expected. Cutler win
have To make quick trip from Mime.
apClis where he is due To Nrestle on
the preceding evening
The Detroit times., 1910-04-25

Since tine Tfge1S s6sstss EsnnsnS
| Ameffesm Beaaas Bsen@sats they h.HF@
oosae to be regarded as am aSzrSsa1SSi
swff. ca tsse sassss yFOaheS@Et at az
| haf. q h1tslS kSttSg thaIs Tine sYer2ge -"
| TIE aSSeAss, aa4 W4r& a SzstSgy iSVe@
oenSsfsed ef eBS STAG pitcher. MI"
orhers aSpeasiag fFSka taNss ~ i'Ass N
fhe boz, and eat<a%Ts WHO were
sssta, o. nSs-SSteS SG.Sd tise r, Il,
Marks of the SssS@,
II seesAs - oyster to seeftlaFs right
kere psesttsbSr that t;1sT H'b be
cfvfnS the TiSSFy As1ssse great ocs'
more eresss bSiSys the season % over,
PaftkSssdasFI Wit ststs Dc tTuc Of -t''e
petfeat pstshSsE. In fact. IL - DOUBT,
. fr II t%ess are more tfA5 two teams
cut Of the stsa~T lb IN the BIG leagues
that hsys assyxss,aa o. Ire Tlsers right
rcw, vsasa js comes 10 ths hurting Of
the elusive
TIE ReSuiiding Of the stan.
OF tie DslcheEs who look prominent
parts i'm the Winning OF the 1907 flag
Detro5i's Hrss In 20 years-George
Muffin IL nov the only one counted
on as a real reliance Ed. Killian and
Bin Donovan are still with the team
and win undoubtedly remain. on &C
count OF the weird. uDcanny way with
V hfeh they can drop in now and then
"a q tight spot toward the end of the
season and drag out dozen or SO
games Siever In gone. long since,
and so has John Eubanks.
Mullin. in his regeneration, which
Was the big feature or the Tigers
" ork last season, still remains and
seems To have started after another
string Of consecutive wins AS regu-
lars he has as his support Edgar VII
lett, Summers and Browning-an
all pitchers who have been developed
into real stars in the last two years.
If. az now seems likely. Detroit is
going to add a star young left-hander
&c its list. there will be no American
league clug. with the possible eXceD-
ton OF Chicago. that can claim TO be
on par with the Tigers remarkably
equipped pitching stan. And this
enumeration hasn't taken account or
the added strength that the club pos
eesses In Works, Lelivelt and Stroud.
All Eyes on Pernoll.
The debut of Pernoll, which is due
10 take place at st. Louis in the series
which the Tigers are scheduled To
start today, will be accompanied by
even greater interest than the inaug
ural of Browning. Pernol divided
with Browning the honors of the De.
troit training trip. The fact that he is
lei - ha nd mn ac hic ho
club particularly desirable, for the
possession of a couple of left-handed
pitchers is commonly considered
The Detroit times., 1910-04-25

almost an essential OF real cham
pion ball club
So far as the catching department
is concerned Detroit has seen bat one
OF its four In fact oscar Stanage mas
caught every game played yet in su'h
style as to leave little 70 be desired.
His opportune batting. excellent throw
ing and perfect backetopping nave
-Aeen Obvious 10 the multitude both
here and in Cleveland \ department
Of his work for which he is not gener-
ally credited is the phenomena way
in which he has been out guessing the
league batters and baserunners. ana
coaching his pitchers. a goodly share
Of Brownin's success must be attr'b-
uted 10 Stansge. The youngster mas
been wise enough 10 throw Just what
Oscar called for every time and TO
aim il Just where IL was demanded.
Willett and Mullin have also received
great benefit from the same source.
Tiqes Full Of Pep"
The Tigers left Cleveland Saturday
and returned here in the vain endeavor
to play the Sunday game with the
Maps They didn't play but they were
in town long enough 70 exhibit lot Of
enthusiasm. The supporters of Me
CURE & Co were simply frantic 80 see
their team take three games from
the Tigers in the opening sries at the
rev League park and for the Tigers
to drop in and make il three straight
with Cleveland a loser every day was
a bitter pill indeed.
The most pathetic part OF il all was
the absolute failure OF Link and
Mitchell. the Maps. young left-handers.
imported for the especial purpose OF
Detroit Both OF them came
heralded as almost sure winners. Each
was methodically knocked ont OF the
box. The Tigers had cherished no
The Detroit times., 1910-04-25

TIGERS DEFENSE SEEMS A
LOT STRONGER THIS YEAR

great fear OF Link. in spite of The
lucky game which he had Wen here,
the second day of the season Mitchell
was, however. an unknown quantity
The youngster developed last sum
mer AZ San Antonio and the Tigers
had naturally heard much OF his feats
In the Texas league last year from tie
bugs OF the city where they did their
spring training When Crawford.
cobb and Mullin numbered, however,
Mitchell was speedily driven 10 shell
ter With Mullin twirling shut-out bail
there was nothing 20 it but another
victory for the Jenningsites. whose
league leadership now amounts 20 ia
points
The Detroit times., 1910-04-25
WOLGAST LOOKS
LIKE GRAPPlER
His Massive Arms and Shoulders
Out of Proportion With His Slender
But Wiry UNDERMINING.

little Ad Wolgast. the new light
weight champion OF the world hard
IN the man the casual observer woulc
pick for a pugilistic star of the hrsi
MAGNITUDE. In street clothes. the
Cadillac boy appears 10 be stocky
W ide.shoudeTed youth. With pleas
, Gnt. smiling face and modest. unaS
spmiHg air IL Is only when nc strips
90 6Lhting regalia and the magnificent
development OF the body and arm :
comes into view that one gets an lm'
-pElaAAiOn- Ii his power
Although . II. 4 IA inches In
hight. WOlgast has the arms and ches;
OF college football player From his
short. thick neck. right down 10 thu
waist. he is mass OF bulgiug muscles
the shoulders and forearms being par
ticularly fine. So great is MS develop.
meEt that there is suggestion o.
muscle binding. but, OF course. the
champion never allows himself 10 be.
come frightened up and slow.
Ills legs are small compared 10 the
rest OF his body. but they are strong
ant wiry. Seeing Wolgast in lighting
costume and being unaware of his
identity nine men in every ten would
UiCz him for Il sFaPPleF. looks as
though he might be too slow tor a
boxer. yet Battling Nelson found him
about the speediest proposition OF e.
lifetime
As a matter OF fact. Wolgast Is con
siderably more of boxer than peo-
PIE in this section of the ,oun'ry give
him credit for being The popular idea
OF this youngster seems 10 be that ne
IL . slam-bang sort OF person. who de
ueuds entirely ON his ability 10 out
slug his opponents Yet it was large
], on account OF his superior Clever
ness that he beat poor old Bat into
Submission.
Previous 10 the battle that brought
him the championship Wolgasts last
important contest was with Lew
POWELL whom he defeated over the
20-round route at san francisco on
Nov. 20. 1909 Powell : one Of the
native son crowd. and in tigh' staged
before a San Francisco assemblage
and decided by a San Francisco ref
cree il is q Cinch that the Michigan
Ger Gidn't get any more than was com
ing 10 him. Yet he was declared the
winner on points, over one of IN"
Cleyerest BOYS the Golden Gate dis
triot has turned out in recent years
OF course he had the better OF Mel
son i'm both OF their bouts from the
scientific standpoint but he claims
little honor in this, as the Dane i
rCtoriously lacking in boxing skill. To
have hammered 10 a pulp that wonder
full fghting machine that had defed
the efforts OF all others for years was,
however. something worth talking
about Anybody can outpoint Nelson.
hut il is another matter 10 sand M
before him for two score rounds. AMI
/ finally have a merciful referee take
him ont OF the ring
NOlgast will be in Detroit Ill this
week. having opened an engagement
AZ the Avenue theater on Sunday He
will take on several local men for ex-
hibitiOns during his stay here If ar
ENGAGEMENTS can be made Foste
Walker has expressed willingness u
don the mitts with the Cadillac Wild
cat. and may be one OF those to ap-
( pear r. the role OF sparring partner.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-25
Sporting N otes

Killing has reported 10 the cabs and
1871 probably pas his fine today
The Cincinnati Reds gave George
~lASs Ten runs yesterday and it took
hi, very life 10 beaG ~. Louis at that.
tol0rcd nght fans from New York
and chicago VIII charter special trains
ion the Big night
Lincoln u trying to farm out paul
tVDh. T.. brother but Grand Rapids
dut~u care for him
FIN uhS have grabbed Hresrts, the
Nctre Dame ShortstOp. who Is said to
20, second Bush
May sutton - apparently going back.
Hazel llotrhkisS. the national cham
plou lost the first set at Berkeley, but
Won thr next two.
kansas CitS has chased Jake Heck
ltA aged a.. lie VIII catch on uu-
doubleday in some lower-c!aSs league.
Michigan. - Case. o.
rhe philadelphia Nationals have won
is straight
Crawford. Cobb and Tom jones are
tN' only Tigers batting better than
eco. Then there IL a big gap 90 Dele
hanty