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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-05-06

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< < With last weeks issue, the Bnocket
News changed !manage The. pa.
per III now edited and, managed by
Aaron Hooker Mr.. He okerS has been
one sSof the leading business men of
Brocket,, and well known III stn,iM ~
Elscality. He will be remembered by
many IN this city who we're present at
the t trial and conviction c Of the
landers from! 3Brocket: last. year. Mr.;
Hooker was the. interpreter d during
that trial. He isS a man Of fine 1educar
Hions and stands high III every way With
alllwhom9h e ii aeqnainted.n Heiwill no
doubt be first class publisher and his
Vie bsst WHIPS sRssft zig many
ma ~ new netd,s fai&z ffps ,.. s...s.s
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Roosevelt q Il delivered a.. great al
speech sss il ~ Paris The other ana be
told some N very plain truths to- the
French people who had gathered an
large numbers to 9hear him. He said
many things that look good To- the ,peos
.plesof Ams;ric No mar ever siinmsdt
up the relation 81 ca lpital Is fzsengahip
so cleYerl \; \, as aid IA 4 When - asia:;:'
M position as regards the moneyed
Interests Gan be nut in few words. IA
every civilized society property rights
must be carefully safeguardeds a0fdi.
narily ana IN aS great majority of cas-.
:es, human rights and property prof rights
are fandamesni and in the loinig ru I'D
Identical, but when e clearly appears
that there iss AZ II real conflict between
them human ights must have the UP.
per hand, for property belongs ia man
and:snot man to pro perty SSf4 a:sts,st
tyl5 r, h
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y Lore gel r. queer commodity IN 1857 slf7
q dentist .sof Franklin, n. Fl named
Steven Bailey: fell IN, love@with q: pretty
little girl named nifty Burbank. He was
crossed I'm love end went west and
settled hi Iowa Last winter he va aisi
found srso,zzsenn 70 death .!at Juniper
.spainss, pgIa II" Il a,E these atty.t llEfs
years he bad! bad npt forgotten pretty FIFTY
Burbank end when his will Was pra.
bated a!few, days ago 1t was found he
had left aler7forty acres of land and IA
dwelling house near Mason City and
thousands sof dollars. ptty@ BurbsatnK Is
married now and il MIS-. os Id ii
BrooKfine, Masaa'' Her brother u ;Aiioni:
~ Bafban 9JE pr iy sP of TIRE Ipterna
Hona1 Paper co ee9 lnr,1 of New York.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-05-06


and has also installed apparatus for
the manufacture Of artificial ozone
according to the sVohr electrical meth
Cd. when d number 81 people j g,eet
TO working III the same room & said
R. Marriott Ice president OF the
Chicago Title & Trust company, they
will Of course need more air. than
when only few aresthere:. 70 Nobody
ever disputed the statement that a
man does IL great deal more and bet.
Ter work *w'hen" hesais feeling fresh
than when he's IS9Ey; ]; when the Wealth;
or Is me than when # II muigsgy; HpSwI
/ much s more he, ia actually ssat worth I
couldn't that Is, ia mere matter
OF opinion.9 sButYI am quits certain It
amounts to enough to7warrant employ.
fers In trying 7to5 have the acondi tons
III der which their men eli work the very very
best. Healtha Commit ionerr s. b Bvan1s
said "Bad air protb,a.bly 'ca 81 sss more aor
! sickness y AND, death END loss; Of time
and coneequent loss. Of money! than any
other onet thing. IT. has been estihat.
ed that tuberculosis alone-whictl is
almost entineiy an impure afr disease
and, 'prevventable:= costs the United
States at leasfs one billion -ddollars !
year, # may be more Pneumonia,
another bad air disease ianq, also PIE:
ventable, costs! almests as. much more,
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Redirsetsd.


The struggling author boldly entered
the editeEiaI sanetum. =. ""+ F>''
Il have come with my latest STORY"
no! aHnbunced.T :. ' 49,
well" CIRCULATED the busy editor
In q resigned voice, '1et us hear Row
it runs" @'>H'E; ~ &c. - .f."~
70. '.Well, this is from the first chapter:
'Oasper had been standing as motion
hess as block Of granite. Suddenly
hs dsppped on his knees before Tia
beantifful girl with tha alabaster ba s,s
end boldly proposed. 1t was then
TIT she answered with a stony stare
adla told Mm> that to him her heart
wag Hi1iSsasD. Hhano- ~ .I;"}|
/. Hat shs busy eaibor interrupted hin..
/ y = e oung man." be remonsf1ated, ssyea
have made "a mistake. Take that sts.
/ re down to the nearest stone yatd
THIS h an editorial oaice." s=a@
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I1f the millions Of dollars F. w,astsde,

4; n the. millions Of dollars F. wasted ev;.
+erysyear n an attempt to Improve and
r. ken navisabls lths smian stfeaHs ct
the country were . expendea IN the e g n
.strnction Of permanent hlighways what
II onderfulss Thing IT would he for, the
acountr ltonstofs dollars are appro.
Sptiated for rivers and fdlarbors and The
country gets 10 good from IL s except
as it puts money III Circulation !, s'a3
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-05-06

], Z n reperted that the fruit crop ID
North Dakota has been seriously dam.
aged BY the freeze that visited Fus re-
Gently Wen that; sato BE- Regretted
bit still there ia great ic,ongolaaonli ii
Tie faet thst pfth paseeots aosa A., At
DEPEND On gs, is n utt erop IF much ana
5as the wheat Is reported aa not being
damaged By the freeze We: haye con:
siderable more, tor be thankful than
our eastern neighb6rs. (. i5ssss}ssssIss
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Thatths members of the legislature
are neither morally nor legally bound

That'the members tofs the Legislature
are neither morally MOI: legally bo5,ulnd
to abtds by the result Of primary
III thsE choosing of u 5 Uinited
Estates senator ter but are i use 1t4hsilr
k|oMn, jud gmenti III the opinion Of The BE
fWisconsin supreme court infan opinion
fhanded' down upholding4 the primary
Eeleetion' law This decision the court
reached after reviewing the history of
the clause relating to Tic, election 5 81
United States. senators, as s. embodied IA
|the Fsde tlt, ~ Tie 1 court
|tholdsf thai 1e the clause, was ncorporatedl
after a thorough discussion Ito safe
fguard 4the. government against the. Wild
passions zof the hour to prevent popu.
lar elections III the Senate :7'sa: :E@S 81
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M. u. .s,a al, 90 alEI4s,.,a.. ~
.$$':,,!O!5|O|',|0!,s,5..:.
|. $4,000
w. 1877 issTfaisS t,S =. NJ %5ftS~,as -n.

Il While tie senate ii being puurgsd ii
Its old time leaders Honorable Cha,iuilit:
coy DsPew q New Yos r. Should il 6ill + ttaks
re Il. htn II , ~ u ggsa aaftsr diaaea
speaker and all that but as meme
- > =
beT Of the United States senate he has
been very much ofsa faiiure., :s,5sa Itg3
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-05-06

sVhan nome smooth one tolls !gOsa
sshas fabulous sums yo'us can make sy
81 rome iindaustt Rested
ghousald II ~ svssss 49, baas III
mind char there srs sach things as
.aailarss "a ss
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-05-06

Il; NJ :S's IL 1I1 s}ss}is i1.t '!IStH
u : VI t.s' paNSsfilsspae
g Spun asl ko.a eaplt0a: CONTEST roE,
tlerrs; aseansl sne3 to g ef5 a Y
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9 e. as .uaas =. sonasoS, passea y
81. sIssas 1870 - = ny. ny $3.50 =
wv III sssts5iI ~ alnUaae
!, 10Y e I lSntf W SH.t'ss e mH sln
he. t9 RAINS aas apfEEif'r ss3 9 HAe
/. 49,. atnS losa y. ysass, was JOE :
sS.e .s :. a.s.t tuas 3 oli s ~ 2 ply
m 1l. sreal genera agen az Wanona,
4inn.s o..so. soate ever saw suen = 9
e. ~. Il was "ssTa = :yp ~ -
~, $50 j, 80. =, $. 8. ~ -
! iaom eate, s.se & tne s.uo
enu =. = plaasn 2. shs tsoannwssssrn
iDe noM oH 9ae ,ine connec.lhs re re
1.as 1l'is asssalct Wls VIM We PIE LOWS
oI sas saslefn aeef1on: ne ~ , MOTIFS
Wessstp W. u pasYeeEns Is &
chsal Da15pnaa hgt Issyss.s ~ pia l 2
Wsss 1Eon f Y 1ne
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| lAldrhh and Hale aie 10th to i retiites
/ rom the Unitsd STATS II ssnlsatas !. In.s
anoane cement to.getthas,r: WI the stat
m 2 I.l, that Cannon VIII NOT again aa,
piire to be- speaker OF the house ongha
I'd maks for peace and HARMONY insthe
repabl ican party Who VIM bs the
next boz mansto be et1saa1tedf ~: u =.
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ii b More trouble has, come TO Taft. This
aims it he the endorsement OF William
Randolph Hearst n II. "

The last seen Of THE editor Of .Etl
Edmore: Herald he had crawled Into his b
hole and was making g. strenuous eff
fort 10 pun the .hole:in after him. Verb
ny the way of the stransgressor is shard,'
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-05-06

An eminent authority on Ehs subssct
has i saildi that tthe training 81 the child
should begin q hundred years before
II ts born Fairly good results can
be aehie howe ver. lby BEGINNING sas
ia birth.
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FINANCIAL WANTED

I'm AfsGEA Is-4iava ! clsan-eut btsStnses psopo-
stion;s every dollar sateotute fe;St the hest
investment on the market with : tysmanduay
posaibilitfes. Can show facts and figures to:as-
sure peSire 10 meet pax III wjsitinR
local With best of5 5securify sSFull
particuasssss Lack Box IA. DeyilsI ale, N. De-
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~ YOU 'i,aj| wAhTg r rs q NJ MAKE: a COOP
\ -, .~.;x INVESTMENT. ~% @''+

Esee us a. once. We Pay 10 per cent:
Fand you have an interest In future pro-
dts. aEe&ssiss mail youga pamphlet
Home Build tns; % perussssye ~ 4. = ).
euas 3k Locke q Gram Block Devils
Lake. I'm N. is. T ~ v " y 3: ,.' $
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It ts1etght; years old and therefore q
Etrffie out Of date. j.. The nineteen-storyc
rGillendert building, on the northwest
corner Of Nassau and Broad streets, is
very little older but It il to be taken q
70 pisces ,liks gyqHzIe % moon5Ysy;bpxs r.
order 7l to make lrNi room for building I'VE
hundred feet high which will; quadrup-
az the saccon mod ations on the already:
ssWell:built lot which It VIII. OCCUPY
s,s Even when Morgan was float
iifrlig the United States Steel corpora tion'
nine yaerssago ttlhna present growth OF
steel frame build fngsa could not hare,
been forseen. No doubt IL had definite
lys set I'M ats that time; But the aenors.'
nous ssuecesss u. the Steel Corporation:
insthe fasseF of what :was5 Enthusiastically
The most daring piece az ov 81 appitalf9
aation On record io spsaks Noiqmss, Ths.
ppildipg INDUSTRY
The difference between our methods
ana those Of our grandfathers cam on.
Nv be paralleled by the difference be-
tween. the modern touring car and the
stage coach VIZ; Z .e:. y ~ :: *
11 where III do aii' tie tenaats lerr THESE.
rev oalceg come from? me trend nom =.
The country III tie toYn explains 4
great deal The transfer Of labor, and
Intelligence from rural. pursuits: to
manufacture explains still more; The
problem Of sustaining IAN enormous e.
nv Ep6pifation ibgecofmaes Zone Of ss: i
hive oMcaess rather asa1 81 eall stores Il
Just as better ttransportaf1 facllihes
create trahe that never existed: he he
fore, 90 better Office. aoepmmodat
seem to come, up out OF the ground.
and certainly would not have existed
LIE our progress had been made III
tternsy Of -four, story houses built Of
Ebricks and mortar u i2fs5ss$ Ss NJ -
is IsAit possible for expansion5$of this
kind TO be- carried too 'faa9 The tide In
1.-The ahairs of men men must have It's PERI
|ods Even tie skyscrl,aspasirr VIM
hot reach thie skies. There has beesan'
no check since the movement net Ia
fifteen years ago. Il has never been
|bestedf with aperiod de dull dimes. Con-
|struction now will be madeton asbasis
lot very high prices FOR all materials. to
Say nothing pf high wages. We ssha1f
be happy, Indeed, II QUE skygc GRAPE T
boom ii ,asi solid as steel frames can
make alI street Journal. :5 6 4
While OF course there .is no compart-
son between New York and Devils
Lake stiil the arti cle above could bel
studied with benefit BY builders IL this
city Those who have been optomisticE
enough ID zee returns in good sub
stantial buildings ID Devils Lake are
reapins returns, and the ones that
build first ore the ones that viii reap.
the benefit Of their progressiveness
shrat E95 5s:s3
p 81 -
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;As e. Co6NTX 10 4
|: .Wish 70 ANNOUNCE myself az "a r.
Rubiieahn candidate .foF the office ...of
eomMisslon DISTRICT, subject I'd the
June pffnaaries, end respectf iii s0licft
The gHpp OF all srepaitbl leans. II ~
81. s,a # @. s .Ej u jas, r. Henley. II
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ron sbr ,s4a,HiIsa JuiDanE'

I. hereby ammo my. capdi dacys fof
nomination, for che Office Of jtdge 81
theFisupreme court at}ithe June prlmar-
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lr.:5 Roo s5isli Il delivered 1

! Il. LIZ: d. 81 e: e.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-18
JACK JOHNSON IS
NOTAT OUTS WITH
MANAGER LITTLE

San Francisco, Cal, May 1S.-Jack
Johnson has returned to work with
vim. apparently relieved of the referee
question. He went through his regular
grind yesterday, in preparation for box
ing today. The negro says he feels
"better than ever" Manager Little has
a couple of volunteers who may SPAR
with the negro today.
johnson and His Manager.
A story TO the effect that Jack john
son has split with George Little and
that Billy Nolan, erstwhile manager for
Bat Nelson, would assume charge OF
the champ, has been positively denied
by all mentioned. Il only wish it were
true" said Nolan. The subject has
never been preached. and it was all a
surprise TO me. My only interest in
Johnson is that I think he is certain to
beat Jeff and I may bet some money
on him. I was present at the conference
merely to see if I could be of any as
sfstance in selecting referee who would
give him square deal"
Tex Richard is somewhat peeved
about his being mentioned as the
choice Of evils.
Il wanted to know whether / would
be satisfactory to Jeffries-" said Rick
ard, land I have been assured that
everything is all right, and now 7 am
going to hold the job"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-18
FIGHT MAY NOT
BE HELD On THE
TRACkAT OAKLAND

Oakland, Cal, May 1S.-Thomas H.
Williams, president of the New Califor-
MIA Jockey club, which controls the En-
eryville track, has admitted that there
is strong pressure against the Jeffries-
Johnson battle. His statement follows;
Whether or not the combat will be
held across the bay is entirely in the
hands of Tex Richard" said Williams.
When he first asked my permission
for the use Of the race track can
vasSed the business men and promi-
nent people in Alameda county and
they all urged me to allow the fight
to be held at the track. Recently the
same men have come to me and indi-
Gated that they did not want the fight
in their vicinity. They had turned eX
actly around in their position, 1 suppose
as a result of the pressure brought to
bear on them.
Naturally, desired, as nearly as l
could, to coincide with their ideas, and
so 1 sent for Tex Richard and placed
the situation before him, telling him
that 1 would prefer that he did not
hold the fight at Emeryville. 1 Informed
him, however, that my personal prom
Use to him would hold good and that
he could hold the fight at the track if
he wished. I said plainly that 1 pre-
ferred that he did not, but l did not
cancel my permission, and if he cannot
arrange to hold the bout elsewhere, or
prefers to keep me to my original prom
Use, he can do so. That is the whole
situation"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-18
By 7 i'm

some effect with all the pig headed pro-
motors. What Williams Says listens
like a warning.
Superb" is what they call the way
BollenbecK pitched at Omaha, Tuesday
Johnson was as freely hit as Holley
wasn't.
Eddie Graney, who was suggested as
referee for the big fight, visited John
sons camp Tuesday. what for. nobody
knows
Ewing was retired in the fourth of
Tuesdays st. Louis Philadelphia game.
There was plenty of hitting.
L feel better than ever."-Jack John
son. Well, he keeps on improving,
anyway
Although handicapped by seven runs
in the first three innings Tuesday,
Sioux City won from Denver at home.
They used a balloon for nine runs.
Word from Los Angeles says that the
Conley-Moran fight, declared off two
days ago, is on again, but with the
date changed. Instead of May 81 the
meeting will come on June Z. with a.
10 round limit. No decisions are per-
mitted al Maud
1t was the third straight game won
by Philadelphia from Chicago Tues
day 1t was a three run shut-oft, too
Governor Gillett of California still
sticks 1t out that no law can stop the
Jeffries-Johnson fight. Kind of a live
ly press agent is the gov
Bush of Boston made a home run in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-18
CportLet 8

So they may not have the fight at
Emeryville after all What's the mat
ter with FL Paso, All we have is the
law against it. That's all.
In the handbal games Tuesday, Jeff
ries beat Joe Choynski, Bob Armstrong
and his brother Jack Jeffries Boxing
today
Sacramento played Tuesday with a
patchwork team, but Sacramento won
from San Francisco just the same
The dispatch from Boston shows that
Stanley Ketchel still has his shift, if
his crouch has been lost in the shuttle
Porkey out in the third wasn't so bad.
Lester Channel, New York American
LETT fielder, has broken leg as the re-
suit of Tuesdays game at New York
city He fractured his right one Just
above the ankle in sliding to third
The breaking out was due to errors
in management" says Roger Cornell.
masseur, in speaking of Jeffries' broad
back. Modest of Roger, especially since
he is star rubber at court
Vernon met Los Angeles for the first
time this season at Los Angeles Tues
day The home team got one run, with
Vernon stacking up three
Many friends of Al Kubiac I'D in
Michigan are thinking that he got his
reward for fighting Langford at New
York Tuesday. Sam seems to have no
mercy at all, at ALL
What Thomas H. Williams saws about
the anti fight movement ought to have
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-18
BAT NELSON IS A
CANNON MAN, He
IS FOR CERTAINTY

Washington, D. c., May 1S.-'He'd
make great featherweight,'' COM
mented Battling Nelson when he met
speaker Cannon at the capitol yesterday.
The prize fighter called TO appear before
q committee in opposition to a bill in
PRODUCED by Smith, of Iowa, which, if
passed, will prohibit prize fight pictures
and the transmission Of fight stories by
wire.
If you had. begun boxing a few
years ago, you would have made
better boxer than a speaker, and you
are certainly some speaker said Mel
son.
Now, that's what I call a pretty nice
compliment" countered the speaker.
Some if the group surrounding the two
informed the fighter that the speaker
took his 6aily exercise and always kept
himself fit.
Il knew he was there on the train
ing" replied Nelson; you can't fool me
about telling when boy is in shape"
Uncle Joe grinned and put up his
hands in approved pugilistic style
Nelson accepted the mock challenge
and put up his practiced hands in
defence.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-18
Free Until Cured
provided You Begin Treat
ment Before June LIST.
Or. Naekey's offiee Visited by Many
Who Are Awaiting Themselves of
His Liberal Offer

DR.. Lewis Mackey, Specialist, for
fnerly of Kansas City. has permanently
located in FL Paso with offices in the
Hammett Block, entrance Il2 Mesa Ave.
opposite the new Rio Grande Valley
Bank and Trust Co. building.
He is giving his services entirely free
for one month (medicine excepted) to
all invalids who call at his office for
treatment. between now and June 1st-
His object in pursuing this course is
to rapidly introduce himself and adver-
tise his superior methods OF treating
chronic diseases and prove that he can
cure the most complicated cases whicn
he accepts for treatment and under no
condition viii any charge whatever be
made for any services rendered to all
who call and begin treatment during
the month OF May.
Catarrh and Catarrhal Deafness cured
by new methods.
Nervous Diseases, Stomach, Kidney
and Bladder Troubles, Rheumatism,
Piles. Ulcers, Nervous Debility, Blood
Poison, Varicocele and all Weaknesses
Of men treated.
Diseases of Women cured by new
methods, doing away with surgery
Satisfactory assurance furnished for
a complete and permanent cure in every
case accepted for treatment; no Incur
able cases taken.
Over twenty years experience and
successful practice Consultation, ex-
animation and advice free.
Office hours. a. m, TO 6 p. m. Sum
days. TO II g. m
Medicines from 81 TO IS per COURSE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-18

It will be preceded by another three
band parade, 400 rooters in line, Ia
linen buster and rube hat, torches and
everything that goes toward a demon
stration, winding up at the old opera
house, this after the game Saturday
Bisbee now has utility man. He's
Bill Gray, and he arrived last night
from Joplin, Mo-. where he's been play
ing in the Valley league. He's an cid
pal of Dalrymple's and will be used as
handy boy and second catcher He's
said TO be a humdinger with the swat
stick.
Everybody's anxious to book over
the leagues second best right now. the
Maverick s Especially are they anx-
fous to plant their orbs on the decep-
tive curves Of Red Bodies, about whom
they've heard so much. Bisbee's on
fair terms with Douglas. but it's big
odds with Cananea, probably for the
rest of the season We hope to be on
friendly terms with FL Paso Frank
HaTbuck has friends here already and
an advance interest, as a consequence
IS manifest regarding his team
Talk about being an umpire. Sun
day night after the game Jack Coy
heneix passed down the street with a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-18
Bisbee Baseball Battv
SOME MORE DOPE BY LEE HAMILTON

Bisbee, Ariz, May 1S--Perhaps the
greatest argument over any one game
ever stirred UP in local history and
probably the greatest in the south
fair between Douglas and Cananea, that
promises TO cause trouble, if Cananea
has its way, before the latter team
plays another one in Bisbee-
Since going back to Cananea, the
players on that team say they viii
never again play on the sand lot at
Warren
Cananea claims the Officers refused TO
maintain order: that the rooters threw
sand and rocks al Max Reardon when
he blew up in the ninth and tenth
innings. They say every body was in
cahoots against them, even TO little
Jack Goyheneix-
Bisbee thinks differently and
s-rears that if anybody had a howl
coming on decisions it was Bisbee when
Lamar was called out at third on that
famous fifth-inning decision Coy
that's dropped and forgotten. Coy
heaeix saws Lamar cut first and second
sacks on his hit; Lamar says he cut
second only. That was enough to de-
clare him out and there are no more
comments necessary.
Now, regarding the Cananea players.
Bisbee always thought a great deal of
Cananea. and hopes they will get over
their soreness
By virtue of taking two straight
from the Quieni Sabe bunch, the Ma
rooms won a barbecue, about the best
ever pulled off in the southwest, ac
cording to z. A Tovrea, a meat dealer.
The big thing came off Tuesday after
noon, from 2 until G. with the players.
their wives and a few invited guests
present
Have to hand 1t TO "Slivers" Marsh
ell again He pitched a magnificent
game Sunday, much more so than the
score indicates Struck out eight,
walked one, and had 1t not been a
slow and off day for every fielder on
the team, half the hits chalked up
would have been turned into outs. The
long one should have had a shutout
Big doings when FL Paso strikes
town The boys are planning another
baseball bally-ball, baille ETC., etc, ad
valorem. for Saturday evening, June 4,
with the Mavericks as guests Of honor.