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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1910-02-18
! OCAL AND PERSONAL


Mr.. John F. Mudd visited Marlboro
on Tuesday.
Mr.. JEFF Robertson took 10 Annapolis
Wednesday night.
Tuesday next will be legal holiday
washngton's Birthday.
--s-,---.A-plsasapte call from Father Fannon
was ENJOYED on Tuesday.
Mr.. HAIRY whyte Wilmer, spent Mon
day last in Baltimore.
The intermediate term Of Court will
be held here on Monday next
Mr. j. NJ Cochrane has been slightly
indisposed during the week,
Gen. L. A. Wilmer, spent several days
in Baltimore during the week.
Lent has begun with the old cows as
well as with animals wfthsnnls.s
our Indian Head correspondent is
spicy on our County authorities.
Mrs James A. Detsett, returned on
Sunday from yisltlo Washington.
Mr.. Claude owen spent the week end
with his father, NJ. L. B. Owen.
Mr.. Joseph A. Wilmer, spent several
days in Washington during the week.
Hotel y Plata, IS the place to stop for
cohscalence, pleasure and comfort
Mr. Robert Norris, Of near Pomfret,
has secured employment in Washington
City
Mr. Fabian Posey, Of Frederick spent
the week end with his brother, Hon.
Adrian Posey.
Mr.. Thomas B. R. Mudd, spent several
days with friends in the County during
the week.
Miss Lena Mudd has returned to her
home from a visit to Miss Eva Middle
ton Baltimore.
The Danvine Tobacco Company are
'~o' n- tobacco as soon as the
meson, prominent
ghesville, was in La
- 4 York, Pa, is
is sister-in-law,
vu.
an, Of New
turing the
aty.
Cupid's
Valen-
ne post
800 1ad at any
the New
aaate and see for
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NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS indebted to the
Charles County Advocate will please
call and settle their accounts at once.
ADRIAN POSEY.
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Legislative Notes.

Representative Slye, of this County
will introduce bill to release tbs
Southern Maryland Telephone Company
from payment of all taxes, State and
County, now due in arrears, and to pro
vide exemption for five years. The re
quest for the favor is made on the ground
that the company is insolvent, its embar
rassment being due to the storm Of
March and A, 1909. The telephone
line in question is the only means Of
quick communication with far Southern
Maryland.
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EDELEN BROS.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
FOR THE SALE Of
Tobacco, Grain & Produce.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN
TO INSPECTION OF TOBACCO.
125 S Charles ST., Baltimore, Md.


Also dealers in Edelen Bros. Special
Tobacco Guano, Edelen Bros. Wheat
and Grain Mixture, Pure Ground Bone,
Pure Dissolved S. c. Bone.
Our Special Tobacco Guano, and
Wheat and Grain Mixture we have had
manufactured. Special orders solic-
tied. l-2l-10
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McDOnough Notes.

Some of the girls and boys spent Sat-
urday and Sunday at their homes.
Mrs. F. NJ. Fisher, of Washington.
spent Sunday with her little daughter
Louise.
The C. L. S. will render the following
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Dentistry.

Until further notice, DR.. Sasseer
will continue his official visits to
fayetteville on the second Wednesday
and Thursday, successfully, of
each month. Address all eommuni-
cations for appointments to
DIR. P. E SASSCER,
la Plata. Md
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1910-02-18

Week ending Feb. . 1910. Reported
by Richard S. Hill, State Tobacco
Agent:
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FOR SALE.

l fine Surrey with pole and shafts,
set of double carriage harness, nickel
mounted, with patent leather collars. /
farm wagon, coed as new. young farm
horse cheap. l milch COW cheap. 2
stoves-one cook, one heater. wheel
barrow of fine make, good as new. l
double set of wagon harness. Apply at
THOMPSON HOTEL,
Pts Waldorf, Nd.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1910-02-18

Senator Frere has introduced reso-
luton in the Senate asking the Virginia
Legislature to name committee to con-
fer with like committee from the Leg
islature Of this State regarding the fish
and oyster laws of the Potomac.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1910-02-18

Mr.. Digges has introduced bill tC
amend the road law of this County.
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Tt"'0 lf fIOV17IW
 Liabilities Due 10 subsidiary Com panies and others s 3.939. 495.ST Capital Stock. 449.s96.O5 shares issued - 44.sS9. .G05.00 Surplus -. 446.559.49
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and President Pryor Of the Lake co. VIII return Sunday next from Chiearo where he has been undergoiaz an oD- eration upon his eyes wEich have troubled him ever since he tu;ored a. Harvard He will resume tpe active management Of the Lake property. aI- though Director Edwards has be re- quest ordered tho new machinery which is now promised for delive-y July I
 There will probably bc 2 rc-arranee. ment of the directory at the annuaI meeting in June in recognition of the Increased Boston ownershis. but P~y- CT. Rice. CalyerIy and Edwards a~e st,ll large owners and in their families probably hold one-ouarter of the stock. They have abased no whst o7 the'r en- thusiasm and believe .hss property is opening the greatest Tod" at Lake Superior They talk 25 pounds of in- got to the ion and have good hopes that as soon as the rock can be started underground from larger opcaings. it will prove a 3o-podnd proposition. This is better than f0-pound con gromerate and would te more than half profit
 Most of the directors rsy no at
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ANNUAL REPORT
 REVEALS FINE CONDITION

results attained. and therefore the thanks of the shareholders. are que to the earnest and harmonious CO., operation of all our officers. both at the mines and in the New York office
 JAMES DOUGLAS.
 President BALANCE SHEET. DEC. s1. 1909
 Assets Cash -.......---..--....--..--...---s 2.f14.S1420 Bills Receivable ....- 1s.S62. .a9 Accounts Receivable m 764,T3S.67 Stocks owned:
 Copper Queen Consol-
 idated Mining Co. 26.9S9 .605.00 Moctezuma Copper Co s.00O,000.O0 Detroit Copper Mining
 Co of Arizona - 6.0O0. O0O.00 Stag Canyon Fuel Co 4,0OO.0O0.00 Burro Mountain Cop
 per Co. - 4sz64oOO
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-29
INTERESTING GOSSIP FROM TIE
 LAKE SUPERIOR MINE DISTRICT

Hoaghlon. Mieh.--sprlag l.. month ahead Of time here this yesr Snow has nearly disappeared and buds are swelling in the warm sannv days. This has been the sunniest md miidest winter the peninsula hss experienced in many years.
 Copper operations, suspended in Utah by snow and ice. have not been interfered with on Lake Superior. Tee Michigan mining country Las never been mere prosperous. < large settle ment cf fine dwellings is growing up around the Michigan College of Mines at the east end Of the town The new college buildings are crowded with 509 students who graduate into food Do- sitiOns in mines all over thc country.
 James R. Dee. now president of the 'CEr zens National Bank. took title Saturday to the whole BrowBstOne Block otDosise the Douglas House wherein he has been pat owner. Paine. WeBber 6 Co. will remove within the block down stairs to -he first floor. This firm divides with Gay & Sturgis the larger part of the Michigan stock business to the B5s- ton market
 Director Edwards of thc Lake Cop per Co. has returned iC Eoughton.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-29
AMERICAN CAPITAL IN OLD
 MEXICO DOING GREAT THINGS

In the Gnally consumma. ed pur- chase of the smelter. mines and wa ter system Of the National Metal .ursical company in the Matchula
 d strict of the s.ate Of San Luis po- tosi. inc American Shelter Securi- , ties company. which is a branch of he American Smelling and Refining company has acquired possessions
 Th cb it has long coveted A year ago there was ou a deal for these hold
 inss, bu- for various reasons it was not closed and the Guggeahelm mines in Matchuala district inaugurated
 war dpon the locaI shelter. send ing their ores to a q stance for trea- ment. This ruse finally brought tha national company 10 terms and the resuh is the sealing of he bargain for the smelter, of 800 tons daily cap
 acity. extensive territcry and the wa- ter system wh ch vas installed a. a , cost of s1S0,00o. gold. which is of special value ln this region. where water is scarce. SamueI James. who was in charge of the operations for the National Meallurgical. company. has been reta ned by the new owners in .he same capacity. The American Smelling and Refining compauy's smeL ter at Chihuahua and mining estates az Santa Eulalia have been gwen a thorough inspection by E. L. New house. vice president Of the company. Willard $. Moore. Of the execnuca board; K. Eilers. auditor. and W. C. Potter, manager of the southern de partment
 Mexico owes her mineral develop ment and present rate Of production to capital and act vi-y Of Americans more than to any other class: and yet vast sums have been invested hereby English operators, who are steadily increasing their holdings and their proii-s. In English minfng cor porations. as a rule the capitalization comes very near representing the in
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-29
se,O25,74Ol7

trins value of asets which the shares represent A recent compila ion of twenty-s.x of the most prominent Mex~ ican mining companies car talized in England shows and aggregate yalua- ton of approximately S33.000 coo. gold. This list. which does no. include any of the many Angio-Mex can com panies which are either semtprivate or more or less Of the mushroom or der.
 Completion Of Inc Western Paci-
 ic, railway. eventually to be ex tended from 1ne DOT of Salina Cruz to that Of Manzanillo at a cost of sfo,oo0,Oe0. gold. by Amer can capi- talists, will hasten the development Of rich mining camps in he state of Guerrero which have for years re- mained dormantAlready signs of new life are n evidence
 The exploration company CT Lon don, it is announced. will soon start vigorous exploration Of the generous acreages Of the Reforma Mining and Mil ng company in Guerrero. upon an option of S10.000 000. gold, exists. The Ref0rma territory covers work. lngs six miles in length and has been Producing through almost obsolete methods a million dollars a year. When the deal for transfer Of title to the Iondon crowd is closed there will be erected a pyiitic smeIter and in- stalled a 39-mile aeraI tramway to correct the digesngs with the railread at Balsas. Ano her refining furnace is to be added to the equipment of the Mexican Smelling and Refining company's Fraile smelter at the seat of Tasco distric., Guerrero. whence substantial shipments of silver bullion and pig lead are being made. F. Fl. sistermans VII probably exercise his S245,00o, gold. option for the pur- chase of the JuliaHtla mines. Tasco distrct which are yielding generous iy-CoDDer. Curb and Mining Outlook
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-29
New York, March i4. 1910.

New York. March IA. 1910.
 The operations of the corporation of Phelps Dodge & Co. are best described in the accompanying f. naneial statements and reports Of the superintendents of the mines.
 lt has been deemed prudent to reduce the stock of coke at tue furnaces, owing to the facilities which the stag Canyon Fuel Co. provide for yielding an ample and steady supply. but the value Of this depleted stock of coke is more than replaced by the largely in- creased stock of ore in the ore beds at Douglas
 Great improvements in the plants Of three Of the establishments own ed by the company. all tending to lower the ccst of operations. have ben introduced and paid for And during the year the Burro Noun tain Copper Mines have been ac- quired and partially paid for It is intended to hold this property as a large ore reserve and not to use it as means of immediately in- creasing copper production. The mines in question are situated with In twelve miles of the Silver City branch of the Santa Fe Railroad The property consists of 56 mining claims. containing about one thou sand acres. Of which s2 claims have been patented Some 2.000, 900 tons of ore have already been exposed in such manner as 10 afford strong mining probabilities that much larger areas of ore-bea-ing ground exist
 The copper sales department Of Phelps Dodge & Co. have market ed in 1909 1S5.oss.4I5 pounds of copper on account Of the subsidiary companies and other producers.
 There has been no important change in our staff IL is perhaps needless to say that the successful
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-29
lBr l. j. 0rarinck !


 BOSTON. March 2S.-The continued sharp decline in Granby paralyzed the entre copper market Heavy sell ing of Amalgamated was also notice able. and his had bad ehec- on the coppers. Stop orders were caugh all through the list and the buyina power was very small. Amstei stocks. It was the worst mariSet ws Corbin and shannon were very heavy Frightened holders of Indiana. Nlrfl Lake, and Lake tr ed to take profits and the decline was sharp in an .h~es stocks. IL was the warst market w. have had for many months in the cop pers and closing prices were at the lowest of the day.
 There Is also a point where invest. ors are willing to pick up cheap ocks but thai point does not seem to nave been reached yet and there is no ap- parent support from the big interests at .he present level
 PAINE, WEBER & co.
 Dullness continued in the curb list with evidences Of strength in Warrior. i've Oak steady and unchanged. Shat tuck opened al % and advanced to 28. the closing figures. Stock has appear anoe Of manipulation win rumors of short interest Denn dur and un. changed to traction of in bid. Chino under pressure with support extended
 NEW YORK.
 Anal, n 1-2; Car Fdy. sz s-4: Ateb. 1l2 7-S; Loco. 3e S-s. Shelters. @ 3-f. B R T, 76; B & o. 1lO1-2: C & O. s 3-4; Can Pae, 179; C Fl. sS1-4: Erie. 29 3-4: Denver. 40I-2: Colo Sou G; Ct Nor. 134; NIX & T. 4I1-:2 Mo Pac. G9 1-2; Nat Lead. S0I-4: \ Y C. 12l 7-S: Penna. f35 7-s. R | 46 l-z; St Paul. 111I-4: Steel. ss; s-eel Dfd. 119 l-2; Rep Steel, 3T: Tex Pac, 90 1-2: Union Pac. 1s3 1-2. Wabash 2l 1-2: l. & \. I50: x West. ern. 154
 BOSTON.
 Adv, 7G7 1-2: Att. 9 ax: Ak C. 22 l-2 a2S; Coal 22 1-2@23: C & A. 66a e; C & H. 600 b: Cert. IS ak: Range 7ln 72; D West, 9I-4d9 F Butte sl-zGs S-4; Frnak. l5 S-4@Is: Gran by' 4" l-2442: Helvetia. 37-Sm4: Hank. 22 l-2a23: Royal. 1Sl26l9; Keewenaw. 1905: Lake. G 1-2l66: Mich. 696 l-2: Mass. 51-2as: Mo hawk, GO ax: Ne vCons. = I-2: \ Butte. S4@s4 1-2; Old Dom. S7 I-zasg osceola, 140G142: Par. f51-20fs: Quincy. S0@s2; Sup Cop. I-2G5I. Indiana. 2s429 s-4; North Lake. l6N lo If; South Lake. 110I11-2; Bo hemia, il@ll 1-2; s & P, 3sd14; $ & B. lS9 lS 1-4; Tam. s2a6f; Trin. SOS l-2; United. 7@71-1; Utah Goa sl@S2; Utah Copper A: Vic. 31-20 4: Win. Sf2Gs
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-29

tenton to the mill returns and say it win take mcaths ta open mp the properly for aay fair sarlpling. It -an be said. however that miA returns have been beth higher and iower than any published.
 Rock and cleaa-up swccplngs that .'ccl- manager advised against sending to min. as being ten pounds or less. stamped 24 pounds of mineral. No returns from tho sTeiisr have yet been had. but MT Edwards would not be surprised with an so per cent re- turn. The mineral look to dress higher than the average
 Present shipments of 100 10 120 tons a day will pay all development expenses How little attention may be paid to early mill rurs is indicated by the fact that La Sale has started mining and tue superintendent for several days scHnd no enc to whom he could report NcNauahton was away and no Calumet &s Iecia official made any inuniry. Yer reports of five pounds and of 2s pounds of min eral per ton found their way into brokerage offices.
 La Sale was planned for an -S- pound copper return. and it cannot at this stage be disappointment. The rock pile has been made by the old Tecumseh and this IS only a very small part Of the proposition. but Te- cumseh. rock going to nil looks all right
 The Aisoma. south of Lake, wus sold by auction Saturday for $l690 to clear title. but the new owners, the Lake people. have paid more than S4o.O00 for underlying titles.
 The Copper Range new sleeping and dining-car service from Chicago over the St Paul was successfully inaugurated Saturday night and Man ager McKeeve- is now mcfe popular than ever
 No. North Lake has entered conglomerste and should be near the Lake lode.
 The Franklin drin seeking the Han cock lode. after going down 7eO feet, was found to be too far east and has now been moved west 500 feet
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-29
DENY MERCER RumoR.

SALT LAES. March es -C. N. Nc. Neill n C Jaclhng. and Spencer Penrose. oiicislg of the Utah Copper Co., who arrived today from the coast, positively deny the statement in San Fraacisco dispatch ;nat they had been in thst city seveTa: days conferring win J. T. Watscn. cf Butte, and others concerning a plan 10 merge all the sn-caiied Glgsenheim copper properties and s,ncifers.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-29
FIRST, STRONG, THEN X HEAVY
 SELLING OFF
Some Of Ihe Leading Stocks Sell Down to Low Figure and Evidently Something is Wrong, Says Graf,
fBy Prank J. Graf Member of Dulu h
 fStock Fxchanee1

tby Frank J. Graf, Member of Dulu
 Cstock Exchange.)
 The market opened strong. slightly above the close of Thursday. but imme- diateiy heayy selling took place was carried during the entire sess on. Amalgamsted sold on four points dur ing the day Shelters, Ltle Steel Reading and Union Pac,hc all showed a dec,ine from one to three points. The coppers were hammered from I5e opening Copper Range. one os the oldest copper shares sold or fouI points. Anaconda od three. Calumet and Ar zona sold down to 66 a. the c.ose Granby made a new low mark today selling down to s5. closing at 70 i-2 North Butte sold down to a. Arizona Commercial from 2S to 2I Shatuck Arizona has been without a bid during the entire dag. stock being offered during the day at 25 in smsll lois. Denn Arizona closed a. three W in sales at that figure. There is ev- ideatiy something Wrons Tn the copper shares. judgng nom todays list Al were effected to some extent and uD ,o the present nothing has come cut ta warrant the decline
 CURES.
 CLOSE.
 American. 34: Adventure. 71-2. Arz Michigan. 4oc: Arcadian. 5l-a: Butte Arizona. 6c: Butte London. 25c Black Mounta a, l0c: Cactus. 334. Cordoya, soc: Carnan. l IS: Cumber land Ely q Calumet Sonora. 22I2: Chemung. l1; Denn- Arizona. Sax. Daly West, 1-2. Elenita 63-4: Frank lin. l6; Globe Cons. 2I-2. Ciroux. g. Helvetia. I Hancock. 22: Inspiration i-S; La Rose, 1-2; Live CaK. 20l-2. Mass. 5-4; Nipissing. I01-2: National 46c. OEiu Copper q; Ray Cen. 8 l-2. Ray Cnos, 20 S4; Raven. d0. Savanna l-2; san Anton O. I0I-4: Shattucil z6 s-4; Superiar Globe. 90 ax: Santa Fe, 2; Warren, Fax. Wolverine Ariz zoe; Lake, 6s; Cal. Mount. soc: War roir 1l 3-t; Sierra Cons. ax: "a Sal. IS. First National. S3-4: santa Rosa ia. 3-s. Chino. 13 3-4. Dul Son a-S Giia 3-S. Yuma. f1-S.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-29

S49.375. .660.3C INCOME STATEMENT, 1909
 Receipts Dividends received from subsidiary Companies s5.769 .35459 Commissions and Mis- cellaneous Earnings 256.3S5. e
 S6 025. .74017
 Payments Liyidends Paid - s5,29G, ,s52 co Expenses. Taxes. etc 1s2. .53s.Cs Transferred 10 Surplus Account -------.- 445.559.49
 SG.025. .74O.17
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-10
UHLAN TROTS MILE
FOR WAGON RECORD
Billings Drives Champion
Gelding at Hartford,
Conn.

Hartford, Conn, Sept. 10.-Another
worlds record fell to Uhlan, 1:5sA. the
trotter owned by C. K G. Billings, yes
terday, when he drove the black gelding
q mile to wagon in POL, breaking the
former record of 2:04A made by Uhlan
at Cleveland several weeks ago.
In his worlds breaking race yester-
day Uh1an went the first quarter in
80 IA and reached the half in 1:o1 "
The last quarter was trotted in ex-
actly twenty mine seconds.
In the 2:16 trot for amateur driv-
ers. Frank Jones. the Memphis reins-
man. had but little difficulty in win
ming with Dude Archdale, the sensa-
ttonal trotting mare which has won
nearly all Of the big stakes this sea
son. Jones won the event in straight
heats. Willy, the English trotter, with
H. A. Watterson in the sulky, finished
second in each heat. with Sable Mai6
third.
Sensational time was made by The
Harvester in the free-for-all trot which
he won in straight heats. With Geer.
driving, The Harvester trotted the las
mile in 2:03. q second short of his rec
ord. Bob Douglas finished second. witt
Jack Leyburn third and Sonoma Cir
fourth.
After finishing sixth in the ait tro
Rebecca G. won the next two heats ant
race from Senator Hale, which CAV,
the brown mare a hard race from tn,
start.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-10
SPORTING NOTES
SOX KID" TEAM IN
A SENSATIONAL GAME
Browns Get Third Even
Break of the Series
With Hose.

ST Louis, Sept. 1O.-That long looked
for new lineup made its appearance yes
terday afternoon when Manager O'Con-
nor sent an almost entirely kid team
to the field in the double bill with the
White Sox. And the youngsters made
the biggest kind of a hit with the root
ers, especially Red" Nelson. Due al
most entirely to Nelson's great twirl-
ing, the Browns managed to get their
third even break of the series, drop
ping the first battle, 8 to l. and winning
the second. to 2.
big Ed" Walsh was pitted against
the famous tiger hunter. Ray. in the
opener. Graham. who halls from the
Cotton States league, had ten chances
in the two games and fell down on but
one
Young Ray was routed in the rough
est kind of fashion in the first game
by the Sox. With the exception OF
French and Zwilling all of the oppos-
ing batsmen took at least one and iT
some cases two fearful soaks at Rays
slants. Duffys men started to kill the
ball in the third inning after one wa.
down. Zeider and Lord rolled through
Corridor. Mclean lined to right, scor.
| ing Zeider. Collins singled to left Lore
and Mclean counting. Zwilling rolled
| to Ray for an out and Tannehin tapped
| to Graham.
Red" Nelson was selected by Man
| ager O'Connor for the second game ant
! Doc White was sent to the mound fol
| Chicago. Nelson's wildness caused tn
| fans to become bit nervous, as Re,
clipped fast one into French as ;
starter. Zeider's hot roller bounced OF
Nelson over to Graham and Rollie wa
/ tossed out at first Stephens ha
| French pfck1ed at third, but McDonal
dropped the bail Lord then worke
| the squeeze play on the unsuspectinl
| Nelson, the former Boston third sack
| er expiring at first and French scor
| ing. Mclean was hit by a pitched bal
Then Nelson started on his strike-ou
| record by tanning Collins.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-10
JOHNNY EvERS TO STICK
Says He'll Live Up to Con
tract to Appear in Star
Team.

That several Cubs intend to go
through with the series of games be-
tween all star teams selected from the
National and American leagues after
the worlds series is over despite the
ban placed on such contests by the ma
tional commission, was stated yesterday
by Johnny Evers.
Evers has contract with d. A.
Fletcher, promoter. for $500 for Evers'
appearance in ten games, the Cub sec
ond sacker to report for the first game
in Cincinnati on the Saturday follow
ing the last game of the worlds series
According to Evers, the other Cubs who
have agreed to these conditions are
Holman. Brown. Overall and King
Johnny said further that he intended
TO live up to the terms of his contract
even If his team mates abided by the
decision of the national commission