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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1910-12-10
PREA.6RLE

We, the people of New Mexico, CRATE.
full Ia Almighty God for the blessings
oi LIBERTY, IN order to secure the ad
vantagcs of u state government do or.
duin aud establish this constitution.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1910-12-10
Mexico.

I"nP'L? TO cithc" of the others, ~ '"y,
as ~ this constitution Otherwise "a.
press directed or permitted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-26
FOXY CORBETT
GETS BOOSTS

what Jim Cafbett may have
lacked In stamina and punching
pawNr when ~ was nne ~ the
shining lights % thn ring he mnue
than made up ~ his ability o. think
And even naw that his flxhtins
days are long sinre PASSED. TIE willy
Cufhsft manages 10 get 80 much
publicity out ~ Tire bix fight ~
tsther enc ~ she pFincipais Ever
since hia return from Europe Gee
hstt has taken Is Upon himself % do
an The talking Tor teffrisH and q D.
safe q saf that much 20 iris has
not been cenRertsesi ~ thr former
champion instead AZ seeing nam~s.
GUS statements from JnffrirH. they
are muefiy from Garbstt on Jsffrine.
But Tor HE activity ln fhfa nattof
ths johnson ~ffriss fight fuiRhf
have buried Cagbe3t. n1t hs has
rrneen himself tuo foxy 20 aiinw
himself e. hw nhelvwd and - date
be has been more prominent 81 she
discussion % matters connected with
the fight than feffFiea ever darsd D.
No doubt Coroest u planning an
other theatrical enKa cement and the
prominence hu has received via the
Jrffrswa route will not iniure his
ability an an attraction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-26
BILL LANG TO
FIGHT IN FRISCO

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 2e.Bin
Lang. the Australian champion
heavyweight will be given his first
bout ~ America here By Louis
Blot. the new fight promoter 81
this city Blot said today that he
Ia planning 10 match Lang with
either Sam Langford or Al kaut.
man.
The Australian IL on his way
here and is expected 10 arrive next
month Blot has been trying 90
bring Billy Papke here FOR a bat.
he. but Papko haa 10 keep a little
engagement IN Paris, and now Blot
is figuring on pulling OF a heavy
weight mill with fang rs the draw
Ing card
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-26

MT care very much about his hit
Ting ability or his speed on tho
bases. but ] would insist on the first
three qualifications Such a man I
would secure regardless Of cost"
White an the positions On a ball
tenn are more or less important. ID
would seem that this manager. who.
ny me way, has been az tho head Of
mighty few losers. looks on the
catching Job az the most important
NJ nii No doubt there are many
who VIII disagree with tho gentle
man Ia question. but 20 those famll-
Jar with the conditions AZ they exist
on the ball field, there ia no denying
the fact that the man behind the
uHak plays a prominent part IN the
success or failure Of ball club.
lta baseball history that mighty
few clubs have been pennant win
nere unless one star catcher was Ia
tho lineup. Possibly some people
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-26

n is truly remarkable how sue
cea~fal Ia many Instances has proven
q repetition ~ n#=ses In race horses
Ia fact. such a lucky strike has re-
suited In q number of such cases
that n would seem naming a colt
after some great race horse q days
xone by lnanres the success Of the
younKster on the turf
The question ~ the naming ~
horses has always been a perplsx-
ing one 20 turfmen. Annually sew
eral thousand colts and fiiliss have
70 be named. and NJ that the
Jockey Club requires that namea for
these youngsters must be filed for
registration on March ! % their g.
year-old form. For failure 20 Gem
ply with this rule costs an owner
$50 whenever he sends hts young
nser 20 the starting post
The Jockey Club also does not
permit the use % a name that has
been registered within five years.
kut back q this period an owner
ear take any name that - within
The lids - the English and Ameri-
can Stud Books
Flsisshran's Names Good.
Few stables have ever raced that
we're a. fifty named az the horses
once owned by the late Charles
Fisischnan. ~ Cincinnati. and hts
son julius. ex-naYoF 81 ths Queen
City. II has always been under
stood that Mrs Julius Fisisehusaa
performed thts service FOR her
father law and husband Some
Of the names she selected were
hard 20 beat For instance she
called a colt out ~ Promenade
Stroller. and Smart Set was picked
cut ~ her for a colt out 81 Faah-
fonable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-26
BASKETBALL.

The Broadway team has two hard
games 70 play the latter part Of
this week. and Coach Lewis has hla
hands fuil getting the team IN shape
FOR thsm.
AZ least 10 members Of the squad
VII leave the city Friday afternoon
Tor game with the Snohomlah five
that night. The next morning the
players will 81 20 BelllnRham. v here
they VIII play the BalllnRham high
team Saturday night II the team
manages 20 get away with both
games. i VEN put Broadway sell ia
The running Tor tho championship
despiie the defeat By Everett iaaf
Saturday night
The game with snonomish should
not be 30 hard. as that team was
overw heimlugly defeated by Everett
at the opening u tho season. The
hellinNham game ~ the one upon
which The championship hopes ~ the
Seattle team depends The up- anund
] team has clean record an Tar. and
promises % again take tho Wash
lnatw championship from the SEE
attic teams
I Basketball practice al the Broad
way school has been interfernd with
I ~ certain extent this week bv mo
{ opening - the new semester. the
school work keeping several ~ tho
men from the nightly scrimmaRe
with The faculty team
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-26
CYCLONE" THOMPSON
TO MEET MCCARTHY
Frisco Boy Is the Short Ender But Should Do Well
Against the Syracuse Fighter-SPider Kelly lakes
Charge of Mccarthy Camp.

Mccarthy today weighed tsth
Thompson refused 90 mount the
scales. but admitted he r. having
trouble making the weight. ist
pounds az O'Clock on tho evening
~ the fiaht lie stated. however.
that The two remaining days give
him ample time % take OF the
suprrfluuus pouudase.
Ia view ~ tho fact that Friday
Mccarthy win have hts first oppar-
tuuity O. pit himself against a rec
0suiAed tagn0tcher bis chances are
mlnlmlaed. even hy his friends Ills
him a host 81 hackers here. aud he
probably will carry considerable
coin when he chambers through the
ropes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-26

ehinaman be can Ian Msas.
20 long nail On ahee ~
dey nnem Cut ali : rslLs WI i.
more beta game splte q
house. al q same foofl..i, q
Asked simple sues.9.
spit balls the eHessssa7 u. -
launched forth IN a torres. / y
whole. gee whaa nssts. ~
You ciazle7 Split TAI ~ N
fool He goa ali AN. ~ 81
You ~ catch him he 10 :.
finfer one time I plaeilee 4. =
Wright be ir0w spllf vi
Reai emtchumi / 49,
nose Weilie slick nose ~. \
He blake bone. Too hass -
Then Choug began tsI.,,.
umpirea Umpire. be al ~. -.
time remarked the fgy,....'h :.
"i.alDh tiary, be hlp goaS y 4
cheatum Some Umpire =
see lie close eye. g0 slsss n
stand yell. umpire Re Haks (. ~.
say 'stlike lie no look - 4. I
gucsHum. Umpire jest - y X
ncss kite lie ful a wind
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-26
.L0OKEE, LOOKEE--CH|NAMAN
KNOWS HEAP ABOUT bAs[BN|

SPOKANE. Jan. 20 Spokane
boasts ~ the original up Toe date
Chinese baseball fan. fiie name IL
chong Fat. 4nd when be n not talk
log baseball or roofing In pigeon
Engiish frum the side lines he COM
ducts a ladies' furnishing store and
curio shop IN the local Chinatown.
ch0nR Fat has been following the
national game ever since be came
10 this country eeYen years ago.
Not a Sunday passed during the
season If last year that chpug
could not be- seen AZ The park
perched on the best Heat in the
grand stand Ne WIS always the
first 20 yell when one ~ his "a
yOrites made good play and 70
muttrr strange words o. himself
when things went wrong He
knows the name and history ~
every local player. and discusses
the big league games with equal
familiarity. lie has hts own ideas
as 20 the value Of women IN the
grand stand. and also expresses
some novel opinions on spikes. spit
balls ana unpirea
Baseball" says ChonE. "Jes like
lottery Some day you get wellie
good luck, some dag eFiiebody 60
up IN the cir Jest same Fireworks
Mclean girl w the grand stand
weilic putty. but Jeat same no good
for smart game. Pitcher and Teller
t1hiud n bat ha look see weiiie nice
Kirl laugh and a wink he forget
catch a bali He lOak see girl he
no look see bail Some smart guy
be catch bah ono hand he like girl
look Nee lie think he made what
you caiiem big hit Next time he
missum ball he no 70 smart. No
girl IN the grand stand he more
BETA game"
Asked what he thonght about
spikes. Chong was vehement IA his
8snunciaiinn ~ thorn 'Hpikcun no
good. What for7 Some iuffneck
guy he all time jump. stab some
Teller In a shin. What for he no
bit him in head wld a hat7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-26
Owen Moran Loses Decision
to Matty Baldwin in Twelfh

BOSTON. Jan. 70 Owen Aaran
the little English fighter who n4afe
80 many friends On this side on the
occasion u his iaat visit two years
Ago, siKnalized hts retura % America
~ losing % Aattp Baldwin 81
Charleston here lat night
The tight went ~ rounds 60 a de-
cl4ian. and vas not particularly fast.
although AZ times both men ahaWed
flashes q class M0rana work Was
spuethinE ~ diasppolntinant To
me fans here. for be did not make
fhe showing that vas generally ek-
necled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-26
Mahmout Wins From
Stanley Fitzsimmons

RICHMOND, Ind. Jan. 2s-Yuaiff
Mahmout the Turkish wrestler
found Stanley Fitzaimmons. the Aus
traliau Grappler, an eaay mark m
their mat meeting here last night
The big foreigner won IN straight
falls. and showed himself superior
ia every trick 81 the game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-26
Catcher Is the Most Important
Position or a Baseball Team


What ls the most Important p0-
sitlon on baseball team
Many without the slightest hest
tatiou. will reply third base. adding
that g Is also The hardest 70 play
Some win advance strong nrRu
ments 70 show that nothing IL more
essential 70 "a winning team than
cracking good pitchers Others wiz
tell you ahOrtat0p. second base. first
base or tho 0utneid
A prominent critic once asked n
well known big league manager
what 10 the first thing he would DO
II given unlimited money 10 try 60
turn out "a pennant winning team
Almost before the question had
been finished he replied. "The very
first thing 1 would do would be 10
secure a clever catcher who could
receive throw and think / would
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-26
NAMING RACE HORSES
KEEPS OWNER THINKING

II Is odd 20 note that no first class
horse ever bore the name 81 preal.
dent ~ the United States Every
president has had one or more
nsmesakea on thc turf but not one
81 the horses thus named ever
showed form above tho selling
platter type. with governors ~
states q has been atffefent--At least
IN two ca=en. AZ both Luke Black
burn and Proctor Knott were sen
satieuai race horses OF horses ssiil
IN training Dans.iion T. one ~ the
most appropriately named as bis
dam II thr mare ranmy, while Keep
Moving. cat ~ la Polka. f'ranre
out ~ Fair Ntnion. and faf West
BY Montana. are All good nantes
WinterErern. j. y Rsapcaa Ken
tucky Derby winner 20 1903 IL sell
named. because his dam ts Winter
ana. after ail. any reasonable ahnFt
name - suitable Tor a race horse
hus the better educated turffuen
surely paas up such names a. air
Walter Raleigh. Mrs Frank Foster
and Laurence y DAILY. though all
- these horses we're good pmr-
formers IN spite % the handicap
tackled onto them "a their antiauaish
coNnomens
Shortest 81 Names.
Probably the shortest name ever
given q raee horse was that ha.
slowed on a Western performer sagne
years ago. fllH ewner called him
\, and that single letter figures az
the had ~ a number 81 racing sam
fnariea n Tire early racing guides. a.
X was the winner ~ many Faces.
Because n colt had Injured ana ~
hia eyes a. "a vuariiu9 and tire optic
saemad 90 grow better as the
younxstsr took on aKr. his owner
named him Expect -fp- Soc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-26

who witnessed the different wofld's
series Ia which the Detroit team has
taken part VIII insist that the
Tigers catching staff didn't look any
too formidable. To those who have
seen the Tigers in action IN only the
big show there are good reasons Tor
such an opinion. However there are
thousands ~ American league fans
who stand willing 20 testify that tho
Detroit catching staff has some very
high class material still tbure ~
no getting around the fact that they
failed to show their usual form IN
tho big show. although the reason
Tor the falling off has never been
apparent u IL "a fact. however. that
the Detroit catchers have always
caught far bettor than tho average
ball during the American league. sea
son, otherwise the Tigers would not
have landed the pennant three times
In suCcegniOn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-26

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 20 -e'y-
clone Johnny Thompson 81 SNVA-
more. m Is 10 TO fAvortte over
Tommy Mccarthy % San Francisco
for thelr ao-round fight scheduled
FOR Friday evening before ia Crit
fins new ught club Betting COM
nalasionsrs about town declared toe
DAY that there b. little McNArthy
money IN sight and predicted that
the price will 50 o. z 70 I before
tho men enter tho rims.
spider Kelly admitted 60 he one
81 the best handlers af young fiEht-
ers IN the business. yesterday took
charge 81 McCarthy's camp and VIII
be tire brickiayers chief adviser In
the ring
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-26
PORTLAND TEAM
TO TRAIN AT
FRESNO

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan 70
Walter McCredle has practically
decided upon Fresno or its imme
date vicinity a. a training plars
Tor the Portland Pacific Coast
league team. AecofdinR 10 an an
nonncamsnt made here today SIC
Creole ~ill journey u Fresno with
gieW a. deciding just who're the
team will get into condition.
McCredia has not decided upon
tho duration Of his training season
bat Il II likely that the team vii
be- given a good workout before
the race for the 1910 flag begins
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-26
UNIQUE SMOKER AT
S. A. c. THIS EVENING

The Seattle Athletic club win
stage a smoker tonight that n some.
thing ont n the ordinary $40 ~
affairs 81 fhe dnd The boxing and
wrestling featrrei Niil be curtailad
and afrlal BYmntsfics vaudeville
numbers music ans swimming
placed on ife program Each mem
Der VIII ~ ali0wsa 10 bring one
guest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-26
1 == THE STARS PAGE o. UP-TO-DATE SPORTS [55ii
TRADE, POLITICS AND BASEBALL

Tho inside politics OF baseball is
a law unto itself ON the field VI
play the game ~ the cieanest OF all
sports. absolutely free from the
suspicion OF frame ups or manlpula
tion. Hut behind locked doors
when those who represent the bust.
ness end 0f the national game get
their heads together. many a deep
laid plot is hatched. and many a
double yes. and a triple-erOAe 10
worked In the name u sport The
wires that are pulled IN baseball
are often invisible. and when the
puppets dance. few know what
hand IL on the thread or what pow
orful Influence. working through
devious underground channels. Is
being brought 20 bear
Witness the case Of the North.
western league. Two months ago
Il was beneath the consideration Of
the Coast organization. aud Port
land was forbidden territory. Port.
land and the Northwestern parted
with mutual qualification. and an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-26

The Arieia 81 baltimore claim that
their RES clubhouse h tho rneat per.
feCt IN America The club rutnvad
one ~ their most aucecaafai v0wins
seasons last year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-26

Interchange OF opinions
tho failure find suitable substitute Portland and tho drop
ping OF Aberdeen NJ the recent meeting Of the Northwestern league
directors And the Coast league 70 the aid OF Aberdeen
With Cal EwingA gracious permission the Northwestern the
Portland territory while Walter Mccrede noby the front with
hoosevetan cghted the making the sixth link
the chain and giving bis dear friend Clarence Rowland another
poftunity o
All these changes
fslng the but behind the contradictions
admissions and denal there something
far important than the petty chickering's organized baseball
furnishes possible
the background possible solution
Of policy and the friendly
Mos, Of the distribute their
foods the through Francisco Portland obbsrs
Portland heng the distributing point OF Pacific
Northwest Including Of the Washington
rally dependent this state for port It's business
prosperity Now the unfenh action the North
western league and the efforts the Portland baseball
chants Of the Northwest
putting the
national politics mixed with
probable that Aberdeen bad
baseball
gresman Mccrede and
prominent business OF hi
friendly business relations with Aberdeen
territory Washington he would be-
AEAn Congressman Mecedie with leaders
osi ~ present and there IA doubt but that his would
weight Ewing
Quite pretty problem Of inside politics. this
linking % such Fat factor the trade Of the Northwest with
ing You knoS there than o a cat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-26
HEN BERRY CAN a
GIT $4,000 FOR
FlvE DRY YEARS

; SAN FRANCISCO. jan "A 4
Hen Berry ia on the s4nM 4
wason. and according to.8 IA 4
z confident assertion. he's there 4
= Tor fivp years 4
When Berry appeared fAdi- 4
ant and reepisndapt IN 4 new Z
ueektie and hat ~ the meeting 4
= II the Coast league rnaRnafs~ Z
: Monday evening. his feiiaw tall I
hAfnHH guessed there was 4
sofnsthlnr IN the wind Wlea I
Hen refused 10 60 the hdnae. .
: a. thirst emporium. Or k4rw ,
- party % the sxruraian. tha 4
= taii1Htng reason was detailed 4
: ~ enc - hia friends 4
herry'n brother has Offered /.
: ts9ee a year for five vaasa "a .
ne HtAva On chs wagon FEffY Z
- after the coin. ard believe I
: me- he's woinE 60 cash Even 4
year would help some. hat 4
: Hen thinks that ~ ENTITY five ,
= thpn " az good az Ia his hank .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-26

Bonnie Allen. aHplrant for pool
title is only 10 years old.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-26
SIPS

TURKISH RockER-Guaranteed
Harrington construction. uphol-
stored In No. / grade genuine leath.
err tufted back, plain seat, deep
leather fringe around bottom, reg
ular price $4,000. Goa mr.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-02
WORKS BOARD CENSURES
CITY GARBAGE COLLECTOR
Complaints Against Alexander
Result in Warning That
He May Be Fined

Charles Alexander, who has the con-
tract to remove the garbage from resi-
dences in Los Angeles, under the direc-
tion of the board of public works, was
up before that body yesterday on q
charge of having neglected to fulfill
his contract with the city by failing
to have removed garbage from all
houses specified in the contract. He
was represented by Attorney H. J.
Goudge.
After a mass of complaints had been
presented by Commissioner Hum
phreys, Alexander was instructed to
promptly attend to any omissions that
the collectors of his force were guilty
of, by collecting garbage from the
homes of complainants within twenty
four hours of the time of receiving the
complaint. Neglect or refusal to do
this will be met with a fine, the mini
mum amount being fixed at 81 and the
maximum at IS.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-02
News of the Courts
NIGHT SESSIONS TO END
Drummer DIVORCE SUIT
Judue Crow Decides to Hurry End
of Long Drawn Out
Hearing

Night sessions in the divorce suit OF
Louisa Drummer against Herman Brun-
ner began before Judge Crow of santa
Barbara yesterday. For five weeks the
taking of testimony has been continu-
Gus. and at last, apparently to prevent
any more recent happenings being IN
corporated in the evidence, matters are
to be hurried.
Joseph A. Quiroz, a nurseryman or
Alhambra, was placed on the stand
yesterday to testify to the actions OF
MIR. Drummer on the day before. Brun-
ner is nearly a helpless invalid from
paralysis. Incidentally Brunner claims
this ailment was largely brought on by
the mistreatment of his wife and
daughter, Teresa
Quiroz declared he had seen Brunner
his cane under his arm, walking Wig
orously down the streets of Alhambra
Thursday and that, although he was
not acquainted with Brunner, he could
not be mistaken in his man.
The evident purpose of this was to
show that Brunner's illness Is largely
feigned. The defense denies that Brun-
ner was the man Quiroz saw.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-02
DOSE Of DECAYED EGGS
MANS CURE FOR PASTOR
Redondo Beach Resident Angered
at UtteranceS of the Rev.
L. H. KeopseI

The Rev. L. H. Keopsel, Redondo
Beach, who came to the ocean town
from Missouri about two weeks ago
and organized a Christian church with
about forty-five members, has stirred
the ire of one member of his congrega-
ton with the expression of his distinct
orthodox beliefs. The particular in
dividual who had his sensibilities
wounded has written a postal card to
Mr. Keopsel on which he not only
registers a protest, but threatens dras-
tic measures in the reformation of the
offending minister. The cards inscrip-
tion follows:
"Sir: Don't you think a good dose
of rotten eggs would be an excellent
cure for one who laughs at another's
religion-baptlsm, for instance?I You
may have TO take such a cure.
"ANOTHER CHURCH MEMBER.
zone who has been sprinkled, but
expects to be saved"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-02
SANTA FE OPENS NEW LINE
AND ITS FULLERTON CUTOFF
Shortens Los AngeIeS-PhoeniS
Time Schedule Six Hours

The Santa Fe railroad opened both
the Arizona California railroad and the
Fullerton cutoff yesterday, when the
first train over the new line, the
Phoenix left Los Angeles for Phoe-
nix. The train left at o'clock yes
terday afternoon and is expected to
arrive at its destination at $3.50 o'clock
this morning, thus shortening the
roads former time between the two
places about six hours.
The outgoing train went by way of
Pasadena. The train which left Phoe-
nix at the same time, however, will
come in over the Fullerton cutoff, the
line recently completed between Rich
field and Fullerton. This cutoff saves
eight miles and will aid in lowering
the time not only between Los Angeles
and Phoenix but also between Los
Angeles and San Bernardino and 9TH
er nearby cities.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-02
HOTEL OWNER SUES LIGHT
CORPORATION FOR $4,000

Francis B. Wilde, owner of the Hotel
Austin, 526 East Fifth street, which
was demolished in an explosion Janu-
ary -, 1909, began his trial in Judge
James court yesterday against the
Los Angeles Gas and Electric company
for 10000.
The main point of controversy is
whether the company had notice of
escaping gas prior to the explosion, 1t
being practically admitted that gas
was the cause of the accident.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-02
COST OF SUIT MORE
THAN THE JUDGMENT

Costs of litigation largely exceeded
the judgment given in the suit of H
w. Wyatt against z. Bender in Judge
Houser's court yesterday. Wyatt sued
to collect $151S for plumbing repairs.
The case was heard originally in JUS
tice Summerfield's court. Believing
the charge extortionate Bender APP
pealed from judgment in Wyatt S
favor.
Final judgment was given yesterday
in favor of Wyatt for $11S1. Much
testimony as to the number Of hours
put in on the work and the justice of
the so cents an hour charged was
heard.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-02
MILK ORDINANCE GOES
TO COUNCIL COMMITTEE

The milk ordinance recently drawn
under the supervision of the board of
health was referred to the legislation
committee of the city council at the
council meeting yesterday. Sixteen
pages of closely typewriter matter
make up the ordinance, which covers
the Pasteurization methods to be EN-
ployed in treating milk before distribu-
tion and transportation.