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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-07-18

MorgantoWn ". Va, July IT,
Daniel GlassCock. elghty-two years
old and father Of Governor Glass
cock, died at his home in this city to-
day Besides Governor Glasscock,
two other sons. Fuller of this city,
and s. \. D. Glasscock of Bellingham,
Wash. also survive him.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-07-18
Lightning Strikes Church.

Cincinnati, July II. - Torrential
rains also visited a large section Of
southern Ohio, northern Kentucky
and southwestern Indiana today, add
ing to the large damage done by yes
terday's cloudburst. So far as re-
ported, there was no loss of life today.
though many presons were Injured.
Near Paris, Ky, a oolt of lightning
struck a church and a dozen worship
pers We're stunned.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-07-18
Roosevelt to Church.

oyster Bay, July 17.-CoIoneI
Roosevelt went to church today. Mrs.
Roosevelt and Archie were with him.
This week is to be a quiet one at
Sycamore Hill. Colonel Roosevelt
hopes to put in most of the time writ
ing speeches for his western trip. The
only interruption now on the program
are his visits to his editorial office in
New York on Tuesday and Friday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-07-18
Miners Convene.

Denver, July 1S.-Delegates repre-
senting seventy thousand Western
Federation miners, met in annual con-
vention here today. 1t is not expect
ed that any strife will be developed
as things have been quiet uuring the
past year President Meyer is eX-
pected to decline another term on
account of i'll health.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-07-18
Steamers Searched.

New York, July 17-Three in
bound steamers from British ports
were searched for DIR. Harvey Haw-
ley Crlppen today-the Cedric from
Liverpool and Queenstown, the Co
lumbia and Glasgow, and the Cleve-
land from Hamburg, Southampton
and Cherbourg-bu on none of them
was there a trace Of the man for
whom the police OF the world are
looking,
Three detectives and friends of Belle
Elmore, the doctors missing wife,
scrutlniZcd every passenger. AL
though they were disappointed once
more, they still have hopes of inter-
ception the doctor here.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-07-18
Fires Again Threatening

Calgary, Alb, July 17.-The COM
mittee of Independents organized to
arrange state convention for the
nomination of candidates in opposi-
ton to the republican and democratic
state tickets, today made public for
NAL call for a convention to be held in
this city on July %.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-07-18
Committee Makes Call

Philadelphia, July 17.-The COM
mittee of independents organized to
arrange a state convention for the
nomination of candidates in opposition
to the republican and democratic
state tickets, today made public a
formal call for a convention 20 be
held in this city on July 2S.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-07-18
Women interviewed.

New York, July IS. - The liners
Chicago and Minnesota We're search
ed upon arrival today by the police
ana neWSpapcrmen Tor Dr.. Crippen,
the suspected murderer. Many believed
he mlgu, disguise himself as a wo-
man and therefore every woman
aboard was interviewed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-07-18
Louisiana Congressman Dies.

New Orleans. July 1S-Represen-
tative Samuel Gilmore. democrat. died
at his home here today after a lin
gering illness. He took a prominent
part in southern politics. He was a
native of New Orleans. Before going
to congress he was city attorney for
IS years.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-07-18
Racer Injured

Long Beach, Cal, July IA b.
Chubbie, a motorcycle racer, was
speeding at so miles an hour on the
strand here today when the mud guard
of the machine caught in the spokes
of the front wheel and hurled the
rider over the handlebars, Chubbie's
skull was fractured ana he probably
will die.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-07-18
Veteran Is Dead.

Winnipeg, Man, July 17.-Bob
simmons, veteran American driver
dropped dead Saturday evening after
driving Beulah R. to victory at Exhi-
bition track He was Sc years old and
40 years was a driver. Simmons was
well known in Montana and other
western states.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-07-18
THOUSANDS or IRISH
POUR INTO PORTLAND

Portland, July 1S.-This city
is in festive attire today in hon ,
or Of the arrival Of dele (
gates to the national con- ,
vention Of the Ancient order I
Of Hibernians which convenes
tomorrow and continues till SAT- ,
urday. Ten thousand visitors ,
are expected and every train ,
brings delegates. Chief among
the arrivals today was the New
England and eastern Canada
special with fifteen hundred
men and women aboard.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-07-18
TAI 7 WANTS
NONE Of It
President 'lntimates He viii
Not Mix in State Pol
tics.
WADE ELLIS HAS HIS
TRIP FOR NOTHING

Chief Executive of L. 5. Decides He
Has Enough To Ro to Steer the Re
publican Bark Through Waters of
National Politics-Listens to Ellis,
Dick and Burton But That is ALL
Boards Yacht for Cruise Along
Coast.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-07-18
Rain I'm Wyoming.

Cheyenne, Wyo., July 17.-Reports
from the dry farming country be-
tween Cheyenne and the Nebraska
state line say that the heaviest rain
of the season fell last night and early
today insuring maturity of crops
threatened by prolonged dry weather.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-07-18
ClnudhurSt RcportCd

Cripple Creek, Colo, July 17.-Mea-
ger advices received from Divide, Col
day which carried away several bridg-
es and did much damage to crops.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-07-18
ARTIST EARLE QUITS
AFFINITY BUSINESS

New York, July 1S.-Ferdinand
Earle, the artist of affinity fame
announced his retirement from
the affinity business today.
Personally / rather like the
affinity game" said Earl. He
says he wont try any more be-
cause he wants to shield his
mother from notoriety.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-07-18

Fort Worth, Texas, July 1.-THE
temperature registered 1O6 degrees at
8 o'clock today making this the hot
test day OF the year in Forth Worth
The hot winds have done great dam
age TO crops.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-07-18
UNCLE JOE WILL
DEFEND ALDR|CH
Speaker Cannon Declares He
Will Reply to Lie Circulated
by Senator Bristow.
BRISTOW CHARGES ALDRICH
BELONGS TO RUBBER TRUST

Gar of House WHIP Address Chautau-
qua at Emporia, Kansas Today
Says Bristow Spread Lies About
Senate Ruler-Bristow Charges Al
drich Manipulated Tariff so II
Would Add to His Own Personal
Profit i'm Rubber.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-07-18
Beverly. July 1S.-President

, Beverly, July 1S.-President
} Taft, aboard the Mayflower,
, sailed at 8 o'clock this after
noon. There are 13 in the presi-
Dental party, mostly members of
, the family.
, Besides the president the
p party includes Mrs. Taft, his
} brother Charlie, Horace Taft,
Professor Louis Moore, Mrs.
; Moore, Secretary Morton, Beck
} man, Winthrop, Mrs. Winthrop,
Captain Butt, Stenographer
} Webster and Jim Sloan of the
Secret service.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-07-18
AF[AME
WITH REVOLT
Bloody Riots Prevail Through
out Kingdom. Martial Law
May be Declared.
REVOLUTION MAY BE THE
DEATH KNELL OF MONARCHY

Reports From all Cities of Southern
Kingdom Indicate Situation is Seri-
ous-All Dispatches are Censured
known There Has Been Fighting
in Several Cities One Faction
Wants Curtailment of Power OF
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-07-18
Large School Clerk BOND

The largest bond of a Umatilla
county school clerk was riled with
Superintendent Welles Saturday. II
was for S55,OO0 and was for Ralph A.
Hoite, clerk of the Stanfield district.
The sureties are Henry w. Coe and
r. n. Stanfield. The building Of the
new school house at Stanfield IS re-
sponsible for the size of the bond.
ID. c. Brownell is up from Cmatilla
today for the transaction Of business.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-07-18
LONDON POLICE
ARE BAFF[ED
Unable 10 Clear up Mystery
OF Body Found in Crippen
Cellar.
MUTILATED BODY is
BURIED, UNIDENTIFIED

Doctors Unable to Testify That Body
is That of Woman, Much Less
That of Mrs. Crippen-mquest Is
Postponed for a Month-Detectives
Trying TO Find Fugitive Dentist
Many Persons Visit Crippen House
Where Body Was Found.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-07-18

Calling cards, we'd
ding stationery, CON-
mercial stationery and
job printing to order
at the East OreGonian.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-28

final bloch was ended with a total score
of 500 10 493. Stafford went to pieces
at the finish.
Andy Hall Wednesday night rolled
725 in the individual event of the ILL
| nois Bowling association meet. 1t is a
bid for the worlds honors. Hall was
state champion in 1904.
President Taft played a game of golf
the other day on Chevy Chase course
in Washington when it was pouring
rain and everybody else but the Taft
party had taken refuge in the club
house. When he came in from the
game he took off his clothes. put on
dry ones and went back to the white
house feeling fine. be declared; he
didn't say bully"
Mrs. Arthur COnklin has filed a suit
for divorce in New York against Arthur
whoever he iS-alleging that he left
her at home i'll and went to baseball
its bad side as well as its good ones
and that Benjamin is not the only fan
in need of a governess.
Ad. Wolgast is sore on stage life.
He wants TO fight again. Why doesn't
he go TO work?
Portland retained hold on first place
in the Coast league Wednesday by de-
feating San Francisco 8 and 1. 1t was
n pretty game.
The ST. Louis Cincinnati game was
postponed
The preliminary tie match between the
British isles and America will be de-
cided at Wimbledon, London, or in Aus
tralia. What's the matter with Ysleta?
Tony Smith made a home run In the
ninth at Boston Wednesday and that
saved Brooklyn from a shut out. 1t
ended and I.
The winning streak of the Philleys
was broken at the seven straight point
Wednesday. New York did il, and
Gloon Webb. Pittsburg pitcher. is
said TO have a jump ball. Also. Webb
has the jumps himself.
Against a good field. Ardi won the
handicap at Aqueduct Wednesday.
Rain caused the calling OF the Phila-
delphiaNew York game at the end Of
the fourth
"A ball cannot be thrown hard
enough to make it jump" says Heinie
Berger. Heinie should know for he is
credited with having a jump ball him
self
Cleveland won it's first home game
of the season Wednesday. and the
Cleveland fans are happy. They defeat
ed Chicago. and 2. the winning run
being scored in the ninth.
+ An error in the ninth saved Sioux
City from a shutout with st. Joseph
Wednesday. Joe Town made runs
against the visitors one.
Kid Ash has returned 70 Cincinnati
after cleaning up Canada He walloped
Kid Clarke and Billy Launders. Just
as he was to be matched with Tony
CapOni. Kid got homesick and blew
In a game marked by poor fielding.
Detroit won from St. Louis Wednesday.
There were many errors for Louis boys
and wild baserunning for the visitors
The first clinch will settle the John
son-Jeffries fight" says Joe ChOynski
and Tommy RYAN. Poo. poo, Dope
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-28

ards II Jack imagines for a fleeting
second that he can ALLEVIATE those who
admire him by peddling out confusing
dope as TO the photography or mis-
name, he's leading toward a blocked
trail; for he's the happiest little fellow.
and the best that ever told a 'bonehead'
batter to go away back and shut up"
Bob Whaling has been shifted from
right field to first base. Guynup taking
charge of the sun garden. Whaling
played first for Shreveport all last year
and was drafted by the Cardinals at
the seasons close. Guynup's heavy hit
ting will keep him on the team
Baroldy, the left fielder, has gone to
his home in SolomonvfEe to recupcrate
from slight attack of fever
From reliable information. il Is
learned that the powers of organized
ball intend to outlaw all players in the
Cactus circuit before the first of June
Dillon. OF the Los Angeles Angels,
has wired Dugan that he would like to
have the privilege Of sending some Of
his benchmen to Cananea. should any
weak spots develop in the local team
In outfielder Frank Hodges. Cananea
claims to have the fastest Outfielder in
the southwest. He is working mere, and
will not play with the Pirates or what
ever they are
How would lei Paso Texans" do for
Harbuck's bunch of huskies7
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-28
.GportletC

Let's see. didn't Stanley say some
thing about knocking the nigger's
block off? Well it's all over now, so if
doesn't matter.
Awful, Jeffries has boil on his
neck. Shades of we Roman gladiators
will it break?
child could lick Jeff now with
that boil. There is nothing so tender
as a boil, unless it's prizefighters
heart.
First a cramp, next bad blood, now
a boil What next-an ingrown toe
nail?
West Point shut out Yale at the aca-
DENY diamond Wednesday, 1t was 3
runs that did it.
Manager Hugh Duffy excuses his
Soxeys from Sunday morning practice
so that they may attend church. But do
they?
1t took three pitchers for Wichita
to win from Lincoln Wednesday And
then only 10 and 9. Such a game,
Three horses ran lovely three cor
nered duel in the second event at Pim-
lico Wednesday.
Five runs in the eighth won for Oak
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-28
By CAB

Stealing base is not a crime. ac-
cording to a recent decision handed
down by baseball fan Judge Albert S. J..
Eylar-
FL Paso now has baseball diamond
that STIMULATES, compared with some of
the others in the Cactus country
!, Nothing shaky about that guardian
Of the left field, even If il does sound
that way.
She lost her heart at first base, she
made a hit to short, she was too fly for
second. but at third she won a home
Who? Why Miss Baseballitis
Muzzling dogs and muzzling umpires
in hot weather is for a different pur-
pose. The dog is muzzled to protect
men, the umpire is Gagged to-oh, We'll
he must have some protection.
The only hot air about Merritt is that
in his chest protector
Wyley carries a parachute so he
won't stay up in the air If he happens
10 get there.
Baseball even in the heavens-the
comet is there.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-28

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At Louisville: Toledo, 1 Louisville. ..
At Indianapolis: Columbus, 2: Indian
apolis, l.
At Milwaukee: Minneapolis. Z: Mil
waukee. 5.
At Kansas City: st. Paul. s; Kansas
City, 4.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-28
No Decision Is Given, How
ever, and Langford Ketch-
ell Fight Is Looked Upon
Merely as a Draw.

Philadelphia. Pa. April 2s.-In q
rapid six go mill, Stanley Ketchel not
only failed to knock down Sam Lang
ford. but the white man received the
worst of il from time 70 time. The Bos-
ton black proved himself the better
boxer, and although the Grand Rapids
Pole took the aggressive he was mark
eddy outpointed by sheer skill Stan
ley's shift failed to floor the negro, who
rained continuous blows on the white
mans nose until the blood covered the
Michigan fighter. There was no
decision, but If one had been made it
either would have been a draw or in
Langford's favor.
Accompanied by George Byers and
George Cole. the negro made his first
appearance in the ring. He had come
directly from his training camp at
Merchantviile, N J., and was in proper
pink Ketchel entered with Eddie
Baum. Jimmie Kelley and Nick Muller
The young American-Pole had spent
most of the day in his room. taking an
automobile spin in the afternoon. He
was reported in good shape
Gate Receipts Large.
The National Athletic club arena was
packed, gate receipts netting about
$4,000 A special train of six cars had
come from New York city. First Jim
my Flynn, who came from the coast for
the occasion, appeared IN the ring and
challenged the winner. Just at 1929
referee Michigan instructed the two
men, and they took their corners.
At the gong the two men advanced
slowly, standing ready. The first blow
brought flash of pink and black skin.
and the fight was on. Stories of each
round follow:
Round 1.-The men advanced eau
tiously. Ketchel was the first to lead
with light left for the wind. Lang
ford missed left and right, and Ketchel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-28
JOHNSON is PEEVED
OVER TRAINING TALK
Says He Has More to Lose
Than the People Crit
clSiup Him

San francisco. Cal, April es-Ja.s
Inns o-nson said last night that he vnuld
oesin training for his fight vitb ~
l-es tne middle of next week. Tbs ~
champion declared. however. ths,
Ma =. axe Things easy until about
- 10 Johnson apparently IS vs~aS
over the many queries retst,,-s ex 0,o
training plans TO MS
WY are the people so s-onr.r,s,,
aoout tne time am going to cornrn.nca
.loIiiIns :: ne demanded IT have -,-,-s
iose than the people who are wstcb
me ana VIII be on the work vbsn
cond;tio. gong TO be out of shape for
go non Tor any OF my caf,-o--s.
tights. have u Well rest $50, 'n -
this one u SHape Tor
.nn 1 emphatically denied The
p poIts mat he is out of eondttto, -
oeen dissipating. OF mas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-28
NEGRO FIGHTER PROVES REST MAN
IN MATCH At PHILADELPHIA

tapped the negro man on the head.
They clinched. and in the break Lang
ford landed light left on wind. Lang
ford missed repeatedly Ketchel was
forcing the fighting. He landed a left
on the wind and a right TO the same
place as the bell rang. Not a solid
blow was struck
!. Round Both advanced quickly to
| the center Langford tried a left for
the head. In a hot mixup Langford
sent two good lefts TO wind and head.
ketchel drove right to head and again
to wind Langford sent left to head.
Each landed lefts to head and Ketchel
sent right to wind. Another mixup
and clinch and the referee had to pull
the men apart Ketchel landed left to
wind as the bell rang. AS in round
one, KetcheI did the forcing.
Some Stiff Fighting.
Round 3-ketchel started the third
round with left lead TO the head, but
was blocked. Langford jabbed two
lefts to the face, then sent Ketchers
head back with a straight right Both
landed lefts on the wind. Iangford
jabbed left 10 face, and they cIinched.
Ketchel sent Langford's head back
with hard left and repeated the blow
second later Langford missed q
left uppercut and Ketchel drove a hard
left to the face. They were clinched
at the bell
Round up to this time Ketchel
was doing all the forcing. He did not
let the negro man get set. Ketchel
led left to the wind and they clinched.
Langford sent two hard lefts to the
jaw and Ketchel was more careful
Ketchel drove hard right to wind.
Langford brought the blood from
Ketchei's nose with a stiff left Lang
ford chopped a hard left to the nose
and the blood came in a stream Ketch-
el sent a hard right 10 the wind and
Langford uppercut a hard one 10 the
chin This was Langford's round by q
good margin
ketcheI Punished.
Round 5-Ketchel led with a light
left TO face and then sent a hard right
TO the jaw. Langford again punished
the damaged nose, starting the blood
afresh- Langford sent left to face and
Ketchel right ito fbody. Both drove
right to the nose KKetchel missed a
hard uppercut and they clinched Ketch-
Ell landed right on wind and Langford
uppercut to chin Langford swung
right as the bell rang, but fell to the
floor
Round 6|Langford lifted Ketchel off
the floor with an uppercut. Both drove
hard lefts to the head and in a clinch
Ketchel gounded Langford's stomach
and Langford again started the blood
flowing and he slugged Ketchel with
his right Ketchel was weak and Lang
ford sent his head back repeatedly
Ketchel was weak on his legs and they
clinched repeatedly. Langford played
for the damaged nose and had Ketchel
covered with blood when the bell rang
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-28
NOW JEFF HAS A
BOIL ON HIS NECK
There is Awful Consterna-
ton In the Ben LomOnd
Camp About #

Ben Lomond, Cal, April 2s.-Jeffr;ex
has boil, and worse yet, it is located
on his neck Today the camp il
STEPPED In worry. 1t is terrfbIeI
There was no boxing yesterday. Jeff
only took a jog OF ten miles down the
pike, and did bit Of rope skipping.
1t is feared that an old trouble
which caused the postponrneut of the
Monroe match. is again to attack the
heavyweight
Think Of it-a boil on the neck,
Awful,
Jeff Is Peevfsh.
+ Jef1rles had the offending boil lsnced
last night and the big fellow. who has
oeen as peevish as a boy under his en-
FORCED let up of training, will soon he
aoIe 10 resume his work This morn
ing ne walked ran 10 miles and then
Went into the gymnasium. where he
worked with the medicine ball and mil
icy weights until the PRECIPITATION
streamed from him.
But Jeffries is anxious 70 bee-in ho~-
ing with Joe ChOynski, who Yesterday
spared several fast rounds with RirIv
fapke- The latter is training for his
iisht with Joe Thomas and Jeffries
sroWled with disgust and envy as bs
watched Choynski and Paoke sian, i,t<,
each other. INTO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-28
By Tim

land against Vernon at San Francisco
Wednesday. IT ended s to f.
Topeka called on three pitchers We'd
nesday and Des Moines out batted all
OF them 1t was balloon contest
Eddie McGoorty. the Oshkosh mid
dleweight. just returned from England.
has signed TO meet Hugo Kelly of Chi
cago at Milwaukee May Z They will
go 10 rounds without decision.
BY one run shutout Chicago de-
feated Pittsburg Wednesday MCINTYRE
pegged good ball Pitcher ReuIback has
reported TO Chicago after an illness.
Raleigh won the Pleasonton handi-
cap over field Of good gaIlopers at
Emeryville Wednesday Raleigh is a
conner.
Two pitchers failed to turn the m
bles for Sacramento against Los Ange-
les Wednesday
Owing to the fact that Harvard has
arranged an interscholastic meet for
May p, the Yale interscholastic NEE,
has been changed to May IA.
Worlds pool honors were retained
Wednesday night by Jerome Keogh of
Rochester who defeated Clarence SAT-
ford Of Chicago at Rochester. The
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-28
BUNCH OF BASEBALL
NOTES FROM CANANEA
Stuart Is Set to Soliloquiz-
ing viii Cactus League
Be Outlawed?

Cananea. Sonora, Mexico. April Is
W. p Stuart. the SD degree fan and Of
fetal scorer, sOlilOquize5 as follows:
so. diminutive Jack GO-ha-ny has
characterized his entrance into the Gao
tus league by reversing his first mo-
mentous decision The writer took Jack
away up in an untitled corner of the
grandstand, far from the maddening
crowds ignoble jar. and wrbte that
nomenclature in the score book. letter
by letter. while the bearer of 1t slowly
spelled ii out It's rather humiliating
for a fellow to gloat over all rivals, Sc
cure in the. belief that he has a beat,
a snug bunch of information that no
other scribe can hope for: then to fall
down before a multitude for falling TO
touch the bases in order. The downfall
is not complete though. for recent ad-
vices from the redOubtable jumps" him.
self, admit that, in spelling the name in
Spanish, the + always precedes the e.
Jack was in Mexico and gave out his
name according to strict Mexican stand
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-28
Bingles and Bunts

Happy Harbuck and his huskies have
decided 10 hike for Cananea.
FL Paso hopes the boys from this city
will not be taken into camp by the
Miners.
Stanley Gray The name sounds well.
anyway and there are some others COM
ing.
Ell Paso Champions 1910. That sounds
we'll; let US have il.
Cactus, cacti. cactum; sounds Ike the
tale Of the Englishman, but 1t is simply
the conjugation of the new league name.
The gates at Washington park are
closed. never to be opened until cy-
clone strikes the fence. Let us, pray for
a cyclone.
Since Benjamin has nominated Har-
buck for mayor, Whitney Hewitt says
he wants to be city clerk.
Bisbee's Bunters are to trip the light
fantastic sans spikes
While the campaign is on 20 save the
babies, the fans want Harbuck 10 save
few grownups for the Ell Paso pitch
ing staff.