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The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1910-01-06
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BY Oscar Leonard.
COME TO TEXAS.

One of the reasons given by those
who believe that we shall some day
have a Jewish problem in the United
States, is the large influx of Jewish i'm
migrants to this soil, or rather to the
large cities of this country. They say
that where the Jews become so num-
erous as to become conspicuous a
Jewish problem is born. They argue
from the European standpoint which
is not a criterion in this country, since
the status of the Jews is so Different
here from what it is there. Still, we
could, for the sake of argument, admit
that the crowding of many Jewish fam
lilies in one small space like the New
York East Side for instance brings a
problem with it. What then is the
remedy?
Some people would say colonization
Ill Fdl0SLlnS, III MeSOpOCamld, IN OLnSr
places in Asia. Others would advise
us to try our best and help the Jews
in Russia obtain such conditions of life
that they should not have to leave
their native land. The Zionists would
point to their ideal-a Jewish state
as the one and only remedy. These
remedies may be effcacious or not We
need not argue about them at this
time. 1t is certain that they are not
all practical nor immediate. What the
Jewish people need is immediate rene
dies They must have something thai
works quickly.
Colonization? Yes. Why not in thu
large state of Texas where the sol
goes begging for cultiNators? Whl
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-05-31

GREAT PATTERSON SHOWS An.
RIVED LAST NIGHT VIA
MILWAUKEE.

The Great Patterson shows, which
will furnish the amusements for the
carnival on West Main street this
week, arrived In Ottumwa last night
at 10 o'clock over the Milwaukee, from
Ottawa, Kas., where they played last
week to large patronage.
This morning at $3.50 the work Of
unloading the heavy wagons was corl-
menced and as fast as they were TAX
en- from the cars they we're hauled to
West Main street and the work OF
building the great aPtterson city was
commenced. The work has progressed
rapidly all during the day so that ev.
erything will be in readiness and will
open this evening, at which time 1t Ia
expected that there will be the largest
crowd present that ever attended the
first night Of carnival in this city.
The feature attraction and the one
that will probably attract the most at-
tention during the week is the Patter.
son Trained Wild Animal show, an at
traction that is equal to circus &C.
cording to the reports that have been
received here from the cities where
the company has played. 1t IL In this
attraction where the four performing
baby elephants do their series Of 70.
markable tricks.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-05-31
new four CLUB
LEAGUE FORMED
FAIRFIELD, WASHINGTON, MT
PLEASANT AND BRIGHTON
WILL HAVE BASE BALL,
ORGANIZED SATURDAY /.
Amatures Of Southern Iowa Decide on
Two Game Wsek Schedule
c. w. Southwell 10
President.

Fairfield, Ia. May sO.-(Special.)- ~
League ball will be played in Fair
field. Washington, Mt Pleasant and
Brighton beginning next week. The
Iowa Amateur association, which had
more or less checkered career during
the last three months Of the 1909 sea-
son, was reorganized at 9 meeting here
Saturday afternoon. Representatives
from the four towns met and arrans-
ed playing dates for the first half Ut
the summer.
G. w. southwell Of Washington was
elected president of the association
and w. G. Smith Of Fairfield, secre-
tary. The by laws Of the league re-.
quire seven resident players on each
team, stipulation that will r1ecessi-
tate keeping the clubs out of the pro-
fessional class, toward which they
were drifting rapidly last summer. It
is also required that each player shall
be registered with the secretary three
days before each game The double
umpire system will be Used throughout
TIL, season.
Each club was represented at the
meeting by the managers, c. w.
Southwell of Washington, J. F. Wag-
ner OF Brighton. Fay Irwin Of Mount
Pleasant and W. G. Smith Of Fair
field. Wapello, which was ii the league
last year is without i berth this lime.
The SchduIe.
The schedule provides for two games
a week for each town, one at home and
one abroad, as follows:
June 8--Mt Pleasant at Fairfield.
June 10-Fairfield at Mt Pleasant.
June 13.-Mt. Pleasant at Washing
ton.
June 14-Fairfield at Washington;
June 17-WashingtoE at Fairfield;
Brighton at Mt. Pleasant. 80
June 2o-BriEhton at Fairf1eld.
June 21.-Washington at Mt. Pleas.
ant.
June ss.-Fairfield al Brighton; Mt
Pleasant ct washington. 4
June aS-BriEhton at Washington;
Fairfield at Mt Pleasant
July mt. Pleasant at Fairfield
Washington at Brighton.
JUL 4--Wasf1ington at Fairfield
Brighton at Mt. Pleasant.
July INIT. Pleasant at Brighton.
July s-Fairf1eld at Washington.
July 11.-Brighton at Fairfield;
Washington at Mt. Pleasant.
July 14.--Mt. Pleasant at washing
ton: Fairfield at Brighton
July r. Washington at Brighton.
July brighton at Washington.
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4. FLEMING 70 REFEREE BIG BOUT
Empire Club Official Will officiate
at the eotoh-zbyszko
Match.

Chicago, May 3O.-After two and
one-half hours of wrangling between
the managers, Herman and Klank.
Dick Fleming was chosen to referee
the Gotch-Zbyszko wrestling match for
the worlds championship at the Coli
scum Wednesday evening. Fleming is
the regular official of the Empire
Athletic club; which is promoting the
match.
Herman held out for Polish-Ameri-
can referee at the instance Of Zbyszko
and his followers but Gotch insisted
that he either accept the club official
or forfeit his right to the match, and
Herman finally acceded..
The Polish faction also asked that
a committee Of Polish-American sports
men be appointed to act In conjunction
with the referee, but this also was
denied. and Herman has announced
his intention Of placing such body,
unoff1cially. at the ringside. to allay
the fears Of the followers Of the Pole
that there will be race favoritism
shown.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-05-31
KANSAS UNIVERSITY WON.
Missouri Valley Track Meet at Des
Moines Goes to the
WAs<srnera

Des Moines. May 30.-Kansas Uni
versity won the Missouri Valley Con.
ference meet here Saturday with Mis-
souri, University second and Nebraska
University third. It was the fastest
meet ever pulled off by the Missouri
Valley conference. Seven new records
were established. The day was ideal
and a crowd OF 5000 Witnessed the
events.
The most sensational performance
was that Of Steel of Missouri. who set
q new mark Of 9 :65 3-5 in the two mile
run, the lowest ever made west Of the
Mississippi. Other new records were
made in the mile run, 440 yards dash.
halt-nile. 220-yard dash, shot put and
high Jump, while the conference rec
ord Of ten secords in the 100-yard
dash was equaled.
The meet was exciting. Missouri
and Kansas were neck and neck for
first place throughout, much to the
surprise Of the dopesters who had fig
ured Nebraska as the probable winner
Of the meet. But Kansas made certain
Of the victory as the meet closed by
capturing first and third in the broad
jump and tying for first in the high
jump.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-05-31
STEAL MARCH ON POLICE.
Matte Malone and Kid cIeary Have
Hot Battle At Ludlow,

Ludlow. Mass, May S0.-While
Chief Of Police Storer was In church
yesterday his trusted assistant was
lured to sequestered nook and, the
coast being clear, sanguinary six
round battle between Matte Malone
and Kid Cleary was pulled off. At the
end OF the sixth round one of the con-
testants lay helpless on the ground,
but out OF respect to Sabbatharian see
timent In Massachusetts, the referee
called the go draw. A large number
of Western Massachusetts, sporting
men were present and several thous-
and dollars changed hands.
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BUMPS;
0TTUMWA won
DOVE AND 6RENNER WERE TAR.
GETS FOR oTTUMWA SHARP.
SHOOTERS SATURDAY.

The quality of hits credited to the
Ottumwa batsnen In Saturdays en-
gagement We'd with the number OF lit
tie drops of rain which chased the
players and fans to the covered seats
in the fifth stanza, but it is doubtful
which proved the most refreshing.
Certain it is, however, that OttumWa
won the argument in the third meet
ing of the Pathfnders on the home
lot. The score was II to 1, and that
terse statement should be enough TO
inform the careful reader that Ottum-
wa outclassed, out generated, outhlt'
outran and withal outplayed the men
from below state. Dove started the
mix for Burlington and he had hardly
got under way when Manager Geler
signalled him to the cage where other
wild birds are located. Bremen was
the substitute, and what OttumWa
did to the hefty one is best told by
the tabulated score. For the BUSY
mans information, however, 1t might
be said that nary an inning passed
that the natives did not have some
thing to show in the way OF hits or
runs or both OFF Bremen. Borton
annexed q homer in the third, Sew
ereid cleaned up with double In the
eighth and the other eleven hits on
Bremen were divided among Finney,
SEVERED, Borton, ct al. except Grant
Schopp, who was too busy pitching TO
bother about hits. The two hits on
Dove, together with an assault and
Bateman's wild heave, gave OttumWa
three scores as starter, but that
was all that could be charged to
pidgeon. The rest of the blame lay
heavily on Brenner's shoulders.
The reason Burlington failed to
score more points was largely due to
the work of Deacon Shopp, the father
~ old veteran who pitched Snap Ken
nedy's Ottumwa teams in the ola
Iowa State league to many a victory.
Schopp had world of steam and
befuddling slow ball. He also hao
curves, and an overdose of Wildness,
but the ten gifts of the engagement
only resulted in one score so they
count but little Russell deserved
special mention for his fielding, al
though the following figures speak
elouuently for the clean cut work OF
all hands.
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Summary.
Home runs-BortOn. Two Dase
hits-Severeid, Kelly, Bremen. Sac
rifice hits-Russell Sacrifice ny-ken-
sci, Bateman. Stolen bases-Brenner.
Airing Double plays-Wise to An
ring to Borton; Russell to SEVERED TO
Wise. Russell to Borton; Schopp to
severeid to Borton. Struck out-by
schopp 5: by Bremen, 6. Base Gu
balls-off Schopp 10; off Bremen o.
Hit BY pitcher-by Dove |. Wild pitch
Bremen 1. Umpire Hanly. Time
Of game hours. Attendance-4l4-
Notes Of the Game.
Deacon Schopp was given an ola
time Iowa State league reception
when he went to the middle
Dove christened his labors by q
triple assault. The third ball he
pitched hit Kensel's arm, Eng's knee
and Ump. Hanly's leg.
After he threw his celebrated sky
scraper ball Dove was Gagged In favor
Of Bremen.
wise was in the way Of Maddox's
terrific smack in the second. The
hall met Eddie's glove ca-smack, only
to be pegged perfectly to Borton Tor
the third out.
The home run smack by Borton IN
the third was floater for true when
1t left the bat and scared
slightly and proceeded on It's
way leisurely towards the river.
Geier waited at the fence and saw the
pill aviate high over his head.
Borton robbed the bleacherites OF
some pleasure in the fifth when ne
copied Green's foul off the bleacher
wires and then It rained.
imp. Hanly's perfect (?) eyesight
deprived Airing of participation In a
double play in the sixth when Maddox
sent the pill his way. He planted 1t
in Dowling's ribs and then pegged 1t
to Borton ahead of Maddox. The Jump.
ruled bowling safe
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GEORGE TAYLOR RETURNS.

Officer George Taylor who has been
in the south DELIVERING lectures, re-
turned to Ottumwa Saturday night
and will resume his duties as sanitary
policeman June !. OFFICER Taylor has
been all winter in the south most Of
the time being spent in st. Augustine,
Fla. His health was poor while In the
southland and he had to cancel many
of his lecture engagements. He is glad
to get back ia Ottunnut
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SHOOT AT SIOUX CITY
Sixteenth Annual Tournament OF 500
Gun Club viii Be Held June
7, 8 and =!

Amateurs and professional CUR. men
from all parts of the country will par
ticipate in the sixteenth annual tourn-
ament Of the 500 Gun club, which will
take place at Sioux City. Tuesday.
Wednesday and Thursday. June I. 8
and 9. The 500 Gun club Is one OF
the largest clubs in the country and
the tournament this year promises to
be larger than ever before. The fea.
ture event of the tournament Is the
interstate championship, with big
silver trophy as the price.
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summary. N.
Home runs-Senno. Three Dase
flits-Wise. Two base hits-Borton,
Wise. Matt, Geier. Sacrifice hits =
Wise, Green, Geier, Maddox. Stolen
bases-Kensel, 2; Borton, Airing, 2.
Wise. Hit by pitcher-Boyd, I. Struck
out-by Boyd 5; by Wood 2; by Bren.
ner 4. Base on balls--off Boyd l; on
Wood /: off Bremen 1. Time OF game
-1:5O. Umpire-Hanly. Attendance
-2,254.
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Stolen bases-Fleming 2, 1rn1scher,
Thomas. Two base hits-Kaylor,
Reichle. Struck out-By Proug1l 2, by
Clark S. Bases on balls-Off Prough
2, off Clark g. Umpire-Johnson.
Second Game.
Score Nv innings R.H. E.
Monmouth ..OOOO11 4O01 Is 10 Z
Keokuk ....1O3O0O0021 OF IL 2
Batteries Nasseth and
Hart; Edlick and Sweely.
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East interested in. zbyszko.

Buffalo, N. Y, May 30.-That Buffalo
and west New York Is deeply inter-
ested III Zbyszko's try for the worlds
championship with Frank Gotch in
Chicago Is indicated by the announce
ment 81 the management Of the local
excursion that In the neighborhood Of
900 wrestling enthusiasts from this
city will be on a special train from
Buffalo run especially for the big
match.
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INDIANS DIVIDE
WITH BROWNIES
MONMOUTH LOSES FIRST, BUT
TAKES SECOND IN DOUBLE
BILL At kEOKUk.

Keokuk, May 3O.-Monmouth and
Keokuk split even on q double header
Sunday, Keokuk winning the first to
1, and Monmouth taking an eleven in
ming contest, to Z, although outhit.
The visitors made seven errors. The
scores:
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Neoro Murderer indicted.

Keokuk, May 30.--Abe Anderson,
negro. slayer Of Nose Jordon, Of New
Boston, Iowa, short time ago, mas
been indicted by the grand jury FOR
murder in the first degree. His trial
is not likely to start foH several weeks
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Sum I'M q ~

Stolen base-Myers; two base hits
Owens, Cavanaugh, Hartmann; struck
out-by Tretter Z, by Vyskocil 6;
bases on balls-off Tretter /. Umpire
-Lippert.
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Northern Association

Joliet 8, Kankakee 2 (first game.)
Kankakee I, Joliet 0 (second game.)
Freeport s, Clinton (first game);
Freeport Z, Clinton 2 Second game
Decatur I, Jacksonville first
game); Jacksonville a, Decatur (2nd
game,)
Elgin 5. Muscatine first game)
Elgin s, Muscatine 5 Second game.)
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SUMMARY.
Stolen bases -Grodnick, Blake, Two
base hits-Clair, Blausser 2, Blake
Home run-Phelan. Struck out-By
Tanning 8, by Grimes 6. Bases on
balls-Off Tanning Q, on Grimes l.
Umpire-Cleary.
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Galesbura a-kswanee 1

Galesburg, May 30.--Rain and dark
ness interfered with Saturdays game,
which was given away by Kewanee on
errors, by the score of 8 to l.
The score: Il. h. ~.
Galesburg ....00011001*-3 5 !
Kewanee -. 100000 0-1 5
Batteries-Schutz and Raines;
Ptessy and Dilger.
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HANNIBAL WAS
BLANKED EASILY.
TRETTER WAS lNvINci5LE IN
SUNDAYS MIX AND QUINCY
SCORED shuT.oUT.

Quincy, ILL.,, May 30.-Hannibal did
not get a man to third Sensational!
fielding held the visitors to two hits.
Tina onnre. -#
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PHElAN'S HOMER
WAS ONLY SCORE.
kEWANEE HAD TO be SATISFIED
WITH ON: RuN--0ALEseuRG
MADE THREE.

Galesburg, May 30.--Time1y hitting
and good base running put the game
on ice for Galesburg in the seventh
inning. Phelans home run furnished
Kewanee's only score. The score:
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I summary =
Sacrifice hits - Finney, Senno,
Green. Stolen ses-Russell, Senno'
Airing. Double plays-Boyd to Bor-
ton. Hit by pitcher-By Plympton, !.
Struck out-By Boyd 2, by Plympton
q. Bases on balls-Off Boyd 2, on
Plympton /. Time of game ~.
Umpire Hanly. Attendance-2,254.
Notes Of the Game.
The score by Burlington in the
first of the initial game looked mighty
big until ottumwa started in the third
and fourth.
Genuine regret was felt by the fans
when SEVERED was forced to retire IN
the third. Sev.'s spikes caught in the
second base and the big fellow went
down to mother earth, suffering IN
tense pain. His ankle was badly
turned. and it was only by supreme
strength that he pulled himself back
to the bag. Link was called into serv-
ice and SEVERED was taken to his
room in Jack Hutchison's car. he Will
be out of the game two weeks.
Dan Senno in less than ten days,
has earned 24O sacks Of Bull" HIS
homer in the fourth OF the frst mix
was hit higher than the Bull sign
and scared over the left field fence
fully Atty feet inside the foul pole.
Ump Hanly amused the fans when
Eng first pegged to second In the con-
GLIDING spasm The throw was low,
going through Hanly's legs, and the
jumping jack stunt by the arbitrator
was indeed ludicrous. Russell stole
the bag while the show was IN pro-
gress.
A foul of Russell's bat in the grst
game struck a fair fan and kensels
foul to the interior OF the stands was
caught by male fan. The h1gn wires
in the wealthy seats should be re-
placed with new screening.
Links injury to his finger, sustain.
ed in the first engagement, did not
bother the big fellows pegging In the
second.
The second mix was Iull OIL Cloulo
that many fans thought were not hits
They we're too hard chances to charge
as errors.
There were 1888 adults and 1873
children paid double admissions to the
games yesterday. These figures were
Increased to 1884 adults and kids ait
er the second game started.
Single adult admissions numbering
ora and children's single tickets
to the number of twenty-five pass
ed through the turn-stile after the
first game.
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Central Association.

Central Association.
Ottumwa 10, Burlington 1 first
game); Ottumwa 8, Burlington (sec-
ond gan1e)
Quincy 4, Hannibal 0.
Galesburg 8, Kewanee /.
Keokuk 2. Monmouth /, list gane)
Monmouth 8, Keokuk end game.)
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zHYszko FLops OLSON TWICE,

ICtCT'S NEXt OpPUHGHt O6eS WeIDV
and Strength to Win ST. Lculo
Match Against Olson.
st. Louis. Mo-. May 30.--St aIislaus
Zbyszko, the Polish wrestler who will
meet Frank Gotch on Wednesday IT
Chicago won from Charley Olson Of
st. Louis in two straight falls here
last night. Zbyszko required twenty.
eight minutes for the first fall and
Olson appeared in the better form but
his antagonist had the best Of him in
weight and compelled him to do, most
Of the heavy work
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Northern Association.
RESULTS SUNDAY.

RESULTS SUNDAY.
National League.
Chicago 2, Pittsburg /.
st. Louis 10, Cincinnati Z.
American League.
Cleveland 4, Chicago 8.
Detroit 13, st. Louis 4.
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American League.

Three.Eye League.
Springfield 4, Peoria 8.
Bloomington 8, Danville 2.
Davenport 9, Dubuque 0.
Waterloo 2. Rock Island ! first
game); Waterloo Z, Rock Island O,
(second game.)
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*AT@%* = - - = = .
SATURDAYS CENTRAL.
ASSOCIATION RESULTS !
keokuk, O; Monmouth, o

Keokuk, May 30.-The Keokuk-
Monmouth game Saturday was called
in the last half Of the eighth inning
on account Of rain, neither team hav-
ing scored. Fine pitching was the
feature Of the game, as far as 1t pro-
gress.d. The score: r. H. b.
Keokuk ..00O00O00-0 4 2
Monmouth ..OO0O00OO-O 4 U
Batteries Blue5acket and Belt;
Nasseth and Hart.
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Nnrthern Association

Northern Association.
Freeport-C Clinton game postponed;
wet grounds.
Muscatine-E lgin game postponed;
rain.
Kankakee, 5; Joliet, 4.
Decatur, s; Jacksonville, 4.
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SATURDAYS RESULTS.
National League.

Chicago, 9; Pittsburg, o.
Cincinnati, 1; st. Louis. 0.
New York, 8; Philadelphia. 2.
Brooklyn, s; Boston, 4.
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American League.

Chicago, L; Detroit. 8.
st. Louis. 5; Cleveland. !.
washington, 4; New York, 8.
Philadelphia, 9; Boston, 8.
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Western League.

Topeka, q; st. Joseph. !.
Sioux City, 8; Omaha, 1 Ave In
nings.
Des Moines, 6; Lincoln, 5.
Wichita, s; Denver, 4.
Three-l League.
Rock Island, A; Waterloo, 8.
Bloomington, 1; Danville, 0.
Peoria, 8; Springfield, 2.
Dubuque, g. Davenport, O.
Central Association.
Ottumwa, IL; Burlington, 1.
Quincy 2; Hannibal, 1.
Monmouth, 0; Keoknk, 9; eight in.
nings, rain.
Galesburg, 3; Kewanee, 1. Il
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Western League.

Omaha IL, Sioux City 4.
Topeka 4, st. Joseph /.
Denver 6. Wichita 2.
LINCOLN II, Das MnipeS &.
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Observation-Disclosures s !


..OOOOO00O1 0O01-2 8 l
Batteries Swain and Evans;
Reyes and Clark.
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Quincy 2-tiannlbal 1.

Quincy, May 30.---The third game
of the series Saturday was hotly con.
tested, both pitchers being at their
hest. The score: r. H. e.
Hannibal :,
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Dan Senno in less than ten days,
has earned 24O sacks Of Bull His
homer in the fourth Of the first mix
was hit higher than the Bull sign
and scared over the left field fence
fully Atty feet inside the foul pole.
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FOUR OUT OF FIVE
lS STEPPING RIGHT
ALONG FOR ERSTWHILE
CELLAR CHAMPS. NED
SAYS HE'S A REPEATER.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-27

more careful bookkeepers and clerks. for
often there are troublesome mistakes made.
At two or three shops these occur monthly,
I am forced to keep book of my own
In it l allow a certain number of pages for
each shop I deal with, and on my return
home I enter every article I've had charged
under the proper firm, and 50 have my
records to refer 10 for troublous times.
When the bills are small enough copy the
items on the back of the stub of the check
pay 1t with, for I find that small bills are
often not entered as paid at the shops they
come from, and second bills appear with
that hateful bill rendered stamped across
the face, when they have had my good
check for a month or more. Occasionally
the second bill sent will differ in amount
from the first, one or two things having
heen taken off, temporarily. to be included
i'm some future bill This is the latest trick
OF place where | get small articles only.
so | am primed to descend on them, proof
in hand, and give them 4 lesson, | hope.
they'll not forget in hurry, for that kind
of accounting is not careful or honest