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The Springfield herald., 1911-11-10
BAeA COUNTY

Soil, climate and water unsur-
passed: abundance of timber for
fuel and posts. 7BACA co
COLORADO :,kHST. BEST.
WEST"
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Poverty Flats.

j. Hines aud R. Tcugal return.
ed from Svtac,lst last Thursday
with lumber for building pur-
poses.
Mrs. Joseph Cadlick is on the
sick list this week.
Dennis Massie and wife spent
last Sunday with Mr. Caddick's.
Mrs. May McAdam and child
rem returned to Richtieid. kans.
Friday, after a two weeks visit
at McAdams.
Rolly Fleming passed through
this part Monday on his way
from the cedars after being gone
Ia days. -.
Joe Hines began building a
house on his claim Monday.
The Caddick Bros. butchered
several pigs last week. 20
The Schweizer Bros. ave build
ing fence this week.
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L. S. Myier, the ''man who
does things" has given this Of
flee a liberal order for job work.
The Springfield herald., 1911-11-10

We will agree with the Boston
correspondent that it is too bad
indeed that petty thieves are
among our settlers. 1t is also to
he regretted that we must note
not only petty larcency, but
grand larcency such as the steal
ing of cattle and horses for more
than 20 years in Baca county.
The Springfield herald., 1911-11-10

After studying the subject the
Sentinel is convinced that 5 toed
chickens are not a freak.
The Springfield herald., 1911-11-10

1t is reported that j. M. Wood
ruff was found dead along the
road west of Holly, on Wednes-
day. He had been driving and
fallen from his buggy.
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BAPTIST CHURCH

Baptist Church. At Springfield the fourt tn Sat-
urday Of each month In the morning, aaJ the
fourth Sunday morning and evening. New. Hazel.
paAtar.
Rev. chas S. Dean will preach at stonington
and Wentworth the second Sunday Of each
month, Stonington II .. m. and 7:3o p. M. Went
worth p. m. All are invited.
The Springfield herald., 1911-11-10

BACKACHE, HEADACl IE, NERVOUSNESS!
and rheumatisns bot in men and wom-
en- means kidney trs uble. Do not allow
it to progress beyon the reach of med
icine but stop it pr omptly with Foley
Kidney Pills. They regulate the action
of the urinary orgs MS. Tonic in action
quick in results. P :. o. Drug Store.
Try Herald s4 and get results.
The Springfield herald., 1911-11-10

Proceeds of the pie social next
Friday night will go towards AN
OF gan fer district district No. II.
The Springfield herald., 1911-11-10
Horse Greek Springs

: Roy Regnier has taken his cat
ale to- the Cimarron for the VIM
t. Springer has his house
completed. visited at Villas
Vim. Hooker
Sunday. >ndence
school house Saturday MI Nv
Nov. llth. Everyone inViteo ~
ccn,e.
1,rvis & Dunham have almost
comoleted q fine cement resi-
denc,e for Mr.. Iackey.
w A. Boyd. Pres. OF the
school board in Dist. 20 was IN
this nel,ghborhood Saturday.
! Mr.. jackson lost his way wn'le
returning home from Rev. Haz'
! el's add wandered all night on
the prairie.
Joe Smith is busy hauling IN
his crop.
Come to the pie social nex1
Friday niglat-
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y. 3. Valentine, representing
a St. Paul Law Bo9k Co., called
on Atty Allen Wednesday.
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NOTICE.

This is all heavy weight casing
and was shipped in car lots di-
rect from Penn. Write or call
on Geo. v. ldler. Trustee,
12-l Lamar, Colo.
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Elmer Gordon hauled feed
Tuesday from the Young ranch
for ". M. Stewart.
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CHURCHES
n. e. Church

Union Sunday school at Springfield every Sun
day at ~ y. m.
Prayer meeting every wednesday 1870 pm.
n. e. Church
LIST sunday, springfield II . M: North Liberty
$50 p. M: Two Buttos 7:so p. M: ind SUNDAY
Springfield II H. M: Vilss 2::O p. m: Tive Buttss
7:30; 3rd Sunday Two Iiuttss II .. n $50 u: m,:
-'alnakers s:7,: 4th Sunday Springfield II .. m.
1,aa p, M; vilss a.'o, 9th Springfield.
&C. Wilkinson. PASTOR.
stonington Circuit
Stonnston second and fourth sundays lirst Sunday
Boston u H. M; Welcome 3.3op. M: Third sunday
kou,rD and Ifeti, Prairie: Boston 4th sun. go
All are in,sted. &. 4. Dttmar. Pastor.
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DIR. Patterson was in town
Monday night.
Truman Chenoweth is building
q house on his homestead.
Com. Harrison made filing on
800 acres this week.
Messrs Gray and Watson were
in town Monday. ,
Uncle Henry Oxsnreider was
in town last Saturday, ~
Mrs. Patterson and daughter
Maude have moved tc Lamar Tor
the winter.
Roy Regnier returned the 7th
fsesn a business trip to the Cim-
arron.
The Herald goes to l49 people
in the Stonington and LampQrt
section.
Charley Spurgeon and family
were Springfield visitors this
week.
T. E. Barr returned from the
Shannon orchard tuesday with g
load of apples.
S. M. Rose of LaJunta was
here looking after business mat
ters the 9th.
Elmer Gordon hauled feed
Tuesday from the Young ranch
for ". M. Stewart.
u. B. Valentine, representing
a St. Paul Law BECK Co., called
on Atty Allen Wednesday.
After studying the subject the
Sentinel is convinced that 5 toed
chickens are not a freak.
Proceeds of the pie social next
Friday night will go towards AN
OF. gan for dst9Nt disstt9fict No. 12.
L. S. Myler, the "man who
does things" has given this Of
flee liberal order for job work.
Express is now left at the
phone office, on main street.
Bill Heckethorn was in town
the 9Th.
Atty. Allen was be1ofs the
Co. Judge in the case Of Hoppe
Us, Hoppe. Decree for divorce
granlt1qi4. grSanIlt1qi4!..
Much credit is due tthe Misses
D9pEer, SchWeitzer and San5l7 Smith for
.SNsaasss of the literary last
~ "aighat-
nda' Lalspts Regr|HAef Regr|HAf ttAAve
DR.. and es%sa 200 head of
ecently pure. ~'saher Of cows
alves and a MI. peoPle.
'om Cimarron Valles verx in
Willard and Allvn Cole Ney
'wn last Saturday night. II.
ere on their way to Lamar af-
n a bunch of sheep which they
i'll drive back to Carrizo.
Philip Young has sold consid- {
able of this year's-tcrop. He c
cts 81 cents per bundle for S
aize and d for cane. His sales q
i'll net him a nice bunch of I
oney. IS
w. A. Thompson sends us a
1oto of his fine store building
I'D residence at S,tonington.
urn is one of the 'Nlive ones"
that prosperous section.
F. E. Lamport. u, II. Hough-t
n, Mrs. darlington and daugh-
r went to Lamar II ues, in the
airport car. J. H. Christy re-
rned with F. E. Wednes day
m.
If you want thu big mon ey
t YOUR Broom COZ IN. bring it to
ollv. Wilkin &. Schlager Pa Y
e Price.
lCKACHE, HEADAG IE, NERVOUSNESS!
d rheumatisms bot h in men and wom-
means kidney trs uble. Do not allow
% progress beyon the reach of med
ne but stop it pr omptly with Foley
dney Pills. They regulate the action
the urinary orga MS. Tonic in action
ick in results. P. o. Drug Store.
The Springfield herald., 1911-11-10
Lyceum Program
Friday, Nov. l7th.

Resolved that a Woman can win
a Man more easily by Educa-
tional accomplishments
than by Culinary art.
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Villas Budget

SIy
Win Hooker came over Satur-
daJ to spe"d Sunday wifi Mrs.
HVohef anu Ray.
w. Rawl started for Holly the
9TH.
j. Moore was here trading the
9Th.
Robt. Homsher Of Springfield
was trading here Monday
Mrs. Thompson and son John
have mayed into their dugout
here.
Martsching, High and Will
Jams have gone to Syracuse after
freight.
The Ford teams were here sf:
ter supplies the 7th.
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S. M. Rose of LaJunta was
here looking after business mat
ters the 9th.
The Springfield herald., 1911-11-10

Express is now left at the
phone office, on main street.
Bill Heckethorn was in town
the stA.
The Springfield herald., 1911-11-10

T. E. Barr returned from the
Shannon orchard tuesday with 2
load of apples.
The Springfield herald., 1911-11-10

w. A. Thompson sends us a
photo of his fine store building
and residence at Stonington.
Gurn is one of the ''live ones"
of that prosperous section.
The Springfield herald., 1911-11-10

If you want thu big mon ey
for YOUR Broom COZ IN. bring it to
Holly. Wilkin &. Schlager Pa y
the Price.
The Springfield herald., 1911-11-10

Atty. Allen was be1oofs the
Co. Judge in the case of Hoppe
US, Hoppe. Decree for divorce
granted.
The Springfield herald., 1911-11-10

Try Herald sd. and get results.
The Springfield herald., 1911-11-10

F. e. Lamport. u, II. Hough-
ton, Mrs. darlington and daugh-
ter went to Lamar II ues. in the
Lamporl car. J. H. Christy re-
turned with F. E. Wednes day
p. m.
The Springfield herald., 1911-11-10

Charley Spurgeon and family
were Springfield visitors this
week.
The Springfield herald., 1911-11-10

Much credit is d9gqs duqs ttihss Misses
Nyssaaker, Nyssaaksr, SchWeiit5z:er and Snp5 Smith y tor
>SNseaas.sass of the literary last
i, Qigha.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-01
FIRST YEARS CROP
PAYS FOR RANCH
Wonderful Story of Wealth in
Purchase of Bartlett Stock.
ton Farm in Pecos Valley
Near Roswell This Year.

H..V,u N 49, AUS ru buy u
tru.a,r, orchard and pay for Do from
the urtI Years RETURNS Is not much
out or she ordinary u the p,,os vale
lcN. uut tu nu. tu N2-uyrr am aud
only 80 acre. 100 hearing orchard, and
heavy improvements un the uud and
pay for il uut OF the first years re-
turns ON tho apples alone. b. what pr
4. \. Keith who last year bought
thc Barto:i-StuyktYu N1-uure farm
through the Llwrcncc.Calfcc lrrlgat-
ed Farms COMPANY. has done,
Dr. ana Mr.. Keith lett yesterday
murnIng fur their home iu Topeka.
Kan. Vh,r, be-, is recognized 49, one
az thu leading men in his profession.
While her, hc got his certificate 90
pwct.c, medicine u this t.rr,tur, tie
viii move here iu October with his
family
Pressed Jur am estimate of what his
apple crop would bring him this year.
the doctor before leaving yesterday
said that, from conservative, estimates.
hc Thought hc would have ten bushels
90 % tree, with 2.2sU trees making
him ls,2au buNcu. which viii aver
age 81 prr box. Ills place. with im.
proyomouts that are seldom ouulliod
in the valley cost him &2IUUU. maxi
ing BIN 4 trn-montns investment OF
700 per cent
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-01
ENGINEER MILLER
WANTED To KNOW
Writes to Las Cruces TO Learn
Condition of Highways and
Gets a Decisive Answer from
Dona Ana Booster.
Especial Corrrspondroce 10 the ncrsldJ


Las Cruces. y ". Aug I'm an.
twcr TO q letter written 10 W A
Sutherland OF his city %, Territorial
Engineer Miller ashin. phout Tho con
diiion at the roads IN Duna ANA ruuu
~ tie following letter WAS sent to The
official az santa be stating that the
county had not a decent road except
lhc paved streets OF Las Cruces 10
presents very much TO the point the
needs of that section in regard to
highways. The letter follows
JulS - lell
M G. u Miller Territorial Engineer.
Santa rr. y NJ
Dear Sir Answering your l,ttc. OF
July D., 1911, VIII state that an tho
roads ia bona Ana count, need .pai.
aud looking after ln tact. there aI,
30 wei built roads in This county. as
cent lhc paved streets oI las Cruces
There Mould Ice "a paved road built
ou ,Io west side ot ths river through
tht center of thr irigaulc section
Iou tonuiillu nrils" tu inp Mesquite
bridge % distance of approximate,
200 m.lc Then on the east side. tho
Canine real upon which we have pN.
uuii. from AnoihuuN tu uua Ana. and
about iiNe miles abo,, the latter
place. which would make 20 mil IS. aY.
rIoNimaielt Then there Should De-
cross roads itrm tho west tu th, east
slide oi he vale, M each of tty
bridges VT at ANTHONY ana at Mes.
quite. and new bridge and cross
road built a Vudo tn three cross
roads would aggregate ten miles add'.
iunal
These 80 miles OF roads are needed
eco once aad at an estimated cost for
building OF S5.ouo per mite. q wouli
',daigo S32iOOo 10 take care ot ou.
immediate needs.
We expect lo favor the issuance of
chat amount q bonds aa soon a.. Now
Mexico becomes q state ana he lcgls.
hlnr. passes such laws as will enable
us 100 bond tine county : b per ccuI
uoul payable IN 3U wears the unOrti-
cation period 20 begin to ten wears
hence would De- almost am inapplecia.
able burden upon the taxpayers uf the
county while the benefits derived
from tuc building OF the roads outlip.
3D. boz The manner Indicated. would 1c
$50 gltu. That enc burden would MOI b.
iolt IS matter OF iaC. thesc roads
could hc maintained, interest payments
met aud linking iUnd taken care O.
on ol tHr ordinary revenues nov de-
rived iIOm the road taA. the camiao
toai fund ana the general ,oad fund
without any difficulty, 90 say nothing
e. the increased ,aluation of propgrt,
md laN returns which viii COME la
the near future
Done Ana county has done very 90.
loctiyc road WORK lately. thanks To tho
oiiicicni cooperation OF yuur ofnco,
aud Doua Ana county expects To lead
the new stat" u road building. as sG,
win undcuutcdly lead Il along other
Hines az progress
Nm ALEX SUTHERLAND.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-01

Tho laundry will Offer prize tot
thr best hitter duung hy month oi
August The team has been M bar
during tkp month lust past 3Sl times
u has wad" ioa bits and has team
hlUius average az 2SG
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-01
L0RDSBURG DISCOVERS
UNDERGROUND FLOW
Driilcrs of We'll Discover u Vast
Amount ot Water Ia n stratum oT
Gravel: Relieved 10 Bc az Under.
ground River.

Lurdsburg y NJ Aug Lords
burg has water sensation \ we'll
bored recently uour that town struck
what seems to bee an old river bod
aud tho FLOW is great enough io raus,
dreams of irrigation 40 disturb tn
s'umhcis eft residents in that section.
The well rs located northeast oT IA,
town. 81 q depth OF l.o feet gravel
was struck ma, water rose 40 iuct
m tnr pipe. and after the drill was
pulled out 10 would clear itself bc-
fore the bucket ,ould bring up some
Nator which H am ind walton that
thotc is "a current there. probably AN
underground river a pump lltug
20 gallons minnie working tor an
noun ana % half niled tu lowcr tho
water. Similur Indications of an an
foreground current have previously
been observed n that immediate TO-
ealiiA An attempt viii hr made to
trace tho course uf this underground
stream. II su,h II proves to be-.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-01
JUSTICE OF PEACE
SCRAP IN COURT
Pro Forma Order in Weller VS..
Witt; Case Goes to Supreme
Court in Order to Finally
Settle Disputed Points.

Roswell n NJ. Aug IL has
boon stipulated and agreed by \ j.
Ncltcr former Justice of Ga, peace
iu Precinct SO 3. this county. and
th" present officer NJ " Ntt. u
order % procure unul decision m
the case brought l-anst Wlu b, wei.
t"r Tor Usurplnr and uulaWfuily rec
I''n'ns ih' JHtr", ''Ii.c, thai iu order
Z" procure fnu decision n tn,.
cause uy tb, supreme court ot thu tor
uto} 40 Tho August tglI. session %.
tho January lHil. term. thu udp, uf
the district court forthwith entered %
pro torma order sustaining dcmurr-
ryr.
liN mutual t-rvcm,ut ur tbs r.-
Htur and the respondent n is agreed
o' them that the order, for purposes
'i appeal br q final Judgment IN
.a'or "' m, respondent nud against
lA" r"ulnr thor both parties urg,
tl' supreme court To- consider and
hnallN determine tn, ISSUES at tho
earliest possible moment
By the terms Of the agreement in
the event that A. j. Welter win. th,
'asr ne viii not claim nor make de-.
maud upon Jndg" witt for fees aud
'n''1mcnts which have accrued pt
van ac"ruo 90 Co the date ui m, de-
cisi"n CT Tho court
The final Judgment I'm tho matter
states that the quo Varranto ls dis
missed 1i the cost of Tn. rciator Mr.
W"ltcr
The motion for an appeal o.. Nj
Wcltcr was filed yostcrda, afternoon
"N nus ATTORNEYS, Reid aud Hrrvcy
ana j NJ oRrI"u agreed 70 by az.
t'rnoNs for Judge witt. Mcssrs Dy.
and Dunn
IN. order allowing the appeal has
pc"it signed
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-01

ChollN While ! was calling ON
your daughter last evening. MI
Butts, your dog sroWlcd al me
ola Butts lJid h. bite Won"
cholly--oh, no--only growlod
old Bptts--l'll have to ret rid 90
HIN ana got another
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-01
Gorm NOW womhI>o ON.

Now vurhiug 23G pounds ut tho
iw. Frank \ Gotch .utcf- the rims
iu tbiollo ON Labor dYy Go wrr-tiD
Uank,usulmidt FOR th, worlds cham
r'"u.hip hr expects tu reduce his
weight to ven, close tu tb, sUu.pouud
mark Gptch h1s started u training
BOO great shape uud while uo is Not
SOFT Wl finds that bis endurance is
rs little OF. ch Is coming into form
Nury rapidly he has beautifully To-
Gated training quarters near Hum
huIdt iowa. ana they 1r. decidedly
popular Gutch d. fHrl. ilu.lyed hy
ihu prupl, 90 Humboldt, and Ga. p.o-
pln of Iowa generally suar. ia this
hgh opinion OF him. NOT only ns a
wrestler bat as o. citizen lf ono doe
sirDs tu sou. JIl thc MOI. mout- ~ tho
worlds champion wrJ sitter tIry must
got up urly ana sta. latr for h. o.
quite lIH'ly Geo pun ufi stunt any ola
time. The camp consists of q Dress
ing room with q hnudhail court att
iHrhcd short distJu., from this is
DE-" platform with "a, mat. and close
hy eru the punching bag and thu
gripping machine. jos }imrr has ar
oi th, l'adilg men ~ ihe nov famous
COMPANY. kussin Hassuu. the Turk.
prd"mtu and Rcim'r vii give The
champion his hard workouts A.hcil
Is thc trainer and Emil Knnk tho
manager Of Gotch. Al least two and
pus.ihN three more WI .yurs will ar
rive next week. To- assist boz Tho train.
Ing ald the exercise 90 boz given the
champion
Unusually carly in o., morning
Gotten arises and talk. lu S-mila run.
After his breakfast o., t1k.s IL easy
untl . "'clocN This leisure usual,
sp"u, boo motoring AZ h, takes
ms trainer f"r gam, of haudball
Thou hn goes ON the mat for half
hour ui vigorous work. which win Doe
increased n lcngtn to uu hour cor
il0i..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-01
MERCHANTS WILL
STOCK HEAVILY
Unusually Large Trade Ex-
pected This Year and Mer.
camille Houses Will Lay in
Immense Stock of Goods.


'NiS'in5 correspondence 80 the uevaIdt
Clovis. y NJ, Aug Nauy of the
Clovis merchants leave This vpch Tor
'ul'ago ana New YORK 10 bay their
Iali aiocN 0i goods The country IS
~ such a pros porous conditions that
an merchants win bl, heavily ON this
lrip Man people forced bv The
drought OF last wear to Oklahoma
Texas ana other parts oil the south TO
secure work, are now returning 10
hcir claims and farms here aud are
putting IN large crops. consequently
ne merchants expect better trade
man last year ana are ureuuring Tor
% IN ne stock they huy Among those
-uihg ~ present are Mr. ana Mrs r.
Mass %, ibc Massey Dry Goods
GO. w. r. Peoples OF the Peoples A.
co. iit Goods Go. Mrs " w Ed
Natd-. manager OF their large milln.
rE department. and Jewel kmhorlin
uUuH-,r OF thc Mile. lud Kmberlin
Drr Goods co
Mrs " a llayyuer ana little
daughter lydia have returned from
n ntcr anl Colorado Springs. where
they have been spending che past two
O., three weeks
N}ton BOYLE cashier of the Amor.
lean Bank aud Trust Go OF CLOVIS.
ana i.E wife arr ui hum. aguiu after
ga extended Ni-i. with friends i'm chi
'ugo. Kansas CiJ ana points m Ohio
thuri, Schourich one ul The we'll
Known insurance men of thD cit, and
hF llllr, have returned from Taos
and other places lu New Mexico.
where lhcN have Doou visiting rela.
lives ol his for tine past ten DAYS
luure LideHgtGH who holds a re-.
punEnlr position Witn the Santa Pc
h"ro. and Dis family via leave Tues.
daf ur N,dnc lay for the Pacific
coast 10 spend tho summer al the dit
Irr,nt watering piaces,
Eugene Mckenzie, a W.ll known cat.
Me- dcal'e from 81 Worth TeXas rs
expected ia Clovis tomorrow to Nisit
friends % route to Roswell 10 over
see shipment ot cattle from thar
place 10 eastern markets Nh SIC
Keuzie o. one of the best known ca.
Ne men ig this larf of me west and
owns several large ranches which are
wrll stocked The shipment viii ~
large one
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-01

Wife" nv husband has given nae
"a diamond necklace
Frirnd--"N Nv NV what Wl. 70 Won
aupbt him doing
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-01

,urrt ON tnc ndlot, az h. Mis-.
suur0 metropolis. and whom Do E.uul-
st,r l4pir.d 90 become gr.W pitcher
NHtu tl.. idea foHzl'd out b., triod
th. U..t base pusItiu. 900. uuHIN 49, ui
lu lur receiving IT. b. u tt. Ithl.t-
iHlIN built Young follow and Ike
O'ruule. is uf good habit. k,lN md
pTouI, go, now and hot, p,,u since,
tN" opening ut tho lHli SEASON close
.uums THE, wom 'ps.Urr. ,u to-
aria.r lud 3r. almost .us,purunlr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-01
MIKE KELLY HAS
GREAT FAITH IN
MARTY O'TOOLE
Will Be Greatest Pitcher in
the Leagues Some Day Says
Manager of the St. Paul
Club.

WHEN Manager Miro kcI,, of ST.
Pau. CLOSED deal With tho Boston
American L,tau, CLUB tor TO-, youth.
ful aud rod-nDodyd Marty O'roolo hc
announced rather mHruuuqu"utlN
taat boz had bundled had who. with
proper training. some day would Doe
pronounced the greatest pitcher IN
90, country
\ considerable portion OF that pre-
dlCtiun was fululrd last saturday
when Barney DrDyfuss purchased
O'Toolr for the Pirates Tor &g2,aUU.
breaking 800 records tor high prices
paid f'r ball players
Tho drU vhipl brought O"ruoIc TOO
th saint. N1s made u the early
spring OF 1910 aud tu, rDi-hur,d
Ihl,t, join,d tn, Kelley ,aup ut
Excelsior ~prug-. SO. March H. The
luuur.tcr nHd u',u tried out hy the
Cincinnati club bat CLARKE Grlfnth
refused 90 waste bis valuable time
nursing auur Nouugstor aud
Marty Na- turned back To IN, bush
Boston dtaltea him from the Irock-
tom Mass. club and without giving
him as much ass chance Joln J.
Taylor. owner oi Ga, poston teams
turned him over Geo Kelley as the
Wud-up ot ia, trade which brought
'hr,a. steele and Ryln I. 81 Paul
uud sent Han and kargrr 20 Boston.
Lacked Confidence ~ First.
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