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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-17
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-17

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-17

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-17
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-17

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sm perrtHten, ben Mdnnern 5nfallt,
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Gerne Der ansfiebt. Nuf Der 5arm
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tuiRen wouen, baf Der 5ar,ner ben
Nabm BPM AIem ift nnb u 9as
p~erfauft, mas er ni&t ,tnisen mag.
90 bid baben e. bic Sarmer nun ntdjt,
nnb iuenn Gran 8elmpnt ibren 5ars
meretfes WittasS feline Butter ppr-
ftellte, 70 mas lie bafiir tire smten
Vriinbe gebabt baben. Gntueber
mukte he iparem, uber lie tuoIte bic
Ndbels amf bic Yrube itelem.
-
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fdule in Seierrei&.
Gin OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 8crf lit bic
8riinbung Der lanbtpirtbihaftlifeu
Shmle in Seiterreif. Sic mooerne
Iusbilouns Der Srau fir Die 2aubz
iuirtbihaft uno Die lanopirtb1hdftlihe
Sansarbeit. alto auf 8ebieten, beneu
bic Grbeit Der STRAIT iGon beute nidbt
frem0 lit, lam mn bon ben 5esenss
reidJiten Solgen iein. Ser I'M Sabre
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fertig getpprben. Im 18. September
fnnb Die feierlihe Ginpeibung itatt.
Sas 5ipeiitodige 8ebdiioe lit bon einem
nit Semitic, SbIt uno 8lumen bes
pfIan5ten @arten limgcben. Die ins
mere ginrihtuns lit einfaf. aber prafs
tii6 nnb geifmadpoI. Sir Die Gufs
nabme als orbentIihe Sfiilerin in Die
lanbtpirtbidaftlide Srauenid3nle nirb
oas polenoete 10. 2ebensiabr nnb
minoeitens Die ~abiolpierte Burger
idnle, als Ver9iitnng fir 11nterribt
ilno YenIion bon Snldnberinncn IT,
200, bon Musldnberinnen 1900
aronen perfanst. Sie bGuerlife
Sausbnltungsibule bat ben 3tped.
S0fter bon bdilcrlidJen 2anbtpirtben
in Der 6anspirtbihaft iino ben fir lie
ipihtisiten getricbs5ipei8en Der 9anbs
fpirfbiHaft tbeoretii1 uuo bor3usss
tpeiie praftiih dus5ubiloen.
-
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2anbuirtbi&aft.
Sen 2anbfpirtben min cine eisens
artiee Reuerrne 31 Silfc fonmen. bic
cine ensliihe geriiGerunes : Oeieus
ifdft einfiibrt. Die grceb Sniuranee
Company bat gerfinerunss : Solicen
sesen ben Geeen seidaffen. bic itc
allen 2dnbtpirtben dneelesentliMit ents
pfieblt. Bier berihiebene Yolieen iinb
es, bic Tie our Mnstpabl borlegt: Sic
rWlibils, Yolice" u, bic in 8rdft
tritt, fpenn Der Hesen LANCER als 5tpei
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rnenee bon rs 3o4 fir ieben Tag ana
senommen pirb, bann bic .YIupinss
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Strait tritt, in benen bic @esenmenae
Die SDbe bon 0,125 gentimefer iibers
iteist, 5ulest bic betben ,Yluniiiss
Holicen" s. nnb g., bic fir ale 66le
eeIten fonen. in. Senen nngetpGbnlide
&e8enmengen n~iebereeben.
The evening world., 1911-04-17

the custody Of her son Herbert. Her
husband. benjamin. an Eighth avenue
merchant. is suing her for ii divorce.
While Justice Greenbaum was consider
ing the mothers plea for a writ OF
habeas corpus. Mrs. Ogrod encountered
her young husband. carrying the child
in the Court-housc corridor. She vas
thanked by her sister. Mrs. Mary Blumc,
and a half dozen women friends. TIE
husband fed from the telephone room,
but the mother. who is a dark-eyed,
pretty little woman, seized the child. Mt
the same time grabbing her husband
arm.
"Give me my ra0v. you wretch: look
at its poor, pinched face. It's mine. It's
mine-sive me my baby"
Several of the wife's friends Joined In
the attack on the husband. two or three
wornen tuyglng at his sleeves until he
yelled for help.
court officers quellcd the dimlnutivo
family riot and Ogrod again sought the
retreat Of the telephone room. whcr.
several persons carried food and drink
to the child.
Among the FIRST came the mother witt
a glass of milk in one hand and n piece
Of custard pie in the other. These she
The evening world., 1911-04-17

consisting Of twelve hours reading and
study and a ten or fifteen mile hike.
Prof. Woods takes his daily i2-cent meal
at hait past ) in the morning. lie Il
served with a cereal. a soup, four slices
OF wheat bread. four glasses OF milk
one Of which IL hot. and he is then
ready for his twenty-hour dag OF oc-
cupation.
For cereal the professor always eats
oatmeal; for soup he likes pea. tomato
or corr chowder. ana FOR dessert. pies
and %puddings. Ills bill Or these aver-
ages but u cents. Ills iavorite pie 1.
custard. but he sometimes takes squash.
Occasionally he likes a slice OF crcam
pie. lie never drinks anything except
milk. For "A yea he has quit drinking
coffee. and for years has not taken a
drink OF water. except on very hot
summer days. and then only sparinsiy
Prof. Woods says that II he were to
eat things because they taste good ne
would eat as much as any one. He
never has ar appetite and believes tha,
eventually he will be able to 20 two
days on one meal. The reason he cate
early in the morning is to proven,
The evening world., 1911-04-17
GARDEN DOOMED
# THE HARTMAN
COMMITTEE FAILS
Negotiations With Syndicates
Now Going On to Supplant
Building With Skyscrapers.

Unless tho COMMITTEES os public splr-
ited citizens organized by Mrs. J.
borden Hartman to cooperate with the
City Government and devise n plan
py which Madison Square Garden may
Do saved To New York City. cones
10 the front shortly with a practical
o"ee' backed by cash. the grea. audi
forum and its a%djuncts will be taken
over by a syndicate OF business men.
shd skyscraping ONCE structures will
TAKE the place of the historic building
FRANK X. Sturgis. president OF the
Board OF Directors OF the Garden. of
which J. Pierpont Morgan is a member,
said to an Evening World reporter to-
day that he Is continually receiving
offers and applications Cor options on
me Garden and that the prospects are
that a dca! ~: sIle WIN soon he nat
through. There was 4 reror. tim. m
option On TIC property until July IA
had been given % H,nry Corn. a real
estate broker. vino g., .aid I, have
the AlcklSs OF 4 rich syndicate. but
MT sturEis and ]. G, Young. the Sec
fetaTy and treasurer OF The company.
denied this to-day.
There are negotiations now pending
with three syndicates.' Mr.. Sturxis
SAID but no option has been given.
ana II Is hardly probable that one will
De given. When n syndicate comes
FORWARD with the propar kind of an
oHer TO purchase we will sell. and tina,
is about all there will be to II. I 40
not know Mr.. Corn. lie has made Nc
no offer. '
'But YOU may he sure whatever "a
donc, b" added. that the Garden will
stand another year at least. Whoever
buys II, no matter how soon, Will have
TO consent to that. because we have
signed contracts for the
SHOW and other big shows for next
year"
Mr.. Sturcis and the other directors
are anxious that the Garden should be
preserved as a great gathering place
and that the city should have a hand
In saving 1t, but they are not prepared
to make any further financial sacrifices
20 save II. II has been a losing prcpo-
'si.!on fo- years.
Mrs. Harrlman's committee. of which
Chairman WILCOX OF the Public Ser
ice Commission: Grant La Fargo. the
architect. and Walter T.. Maynard are
members. has held two meetings ana
various plans for raising subscriptions
and cooperating with the Board OF
Estimate have been discussed. but
nothing definite has been decided upon.
The evening world., 1911-04-17


A Special Lot Of Porcclnin.lined
Refrige rators. with provision cham
her. mineral wool filling. These
boxes are guaranteed to give salts
faction.
Top-liit Style. dimensions eaxl5x
81 in, ice capacity IS lbs, regularly
$3.50. now sl2.
Top-lift style, Dimensions 2tNl8
ks in. ice capacity 60 lbs, regularly
sls, now Sl4.
Top-iift style. dimensions a7xl7S
IS in, ice capacity rs lbs. regularly
see, now ans.
Side Icer. Porcelsin-lined, suitable
for country homes. three-door front.
dimensions SsyisyiA in ice capacity
100 his, regularly $50, now ga.
Apartment House style Rcfriger-
ntor, Porcelain lined, dimensions II
| xl6xi2 in, ice capacity 90 lbs.
regularly s2t. now 80.
Apartment House Style Refriger-
ator, dimensions 2tNI7Njt in. ice
capacity 80 lbs. regularly $3.50,
now s22.25.
Apartment House Style Rcfriger-
ator, dimensions 27xlSx56 in ice
capacity 100 lbs, regularly s3l
now s25,73.
Alaska R~efriuerators in Apart-
ment House Style, dimensions 2tylS
x5O in, ice capacity 65 lbs, now
sl4.75.
Apartment House Style, dimen-
sions 30xs0y5sls in, ice capacity
10 lbs, now SALTS.
Top-lft style, dimensions sjlax
l6x+i in,, ice capacity IS lbs. plain
lining. siO.7o; enamel lining. oil.
The evening world., 1911-04-17
deposited on the telephone stand and

deposited on the telephone stand and
shouted:
There. feed my BABY. Don't starve
the child.r"
Her friends then crowded about with
four more glasses OF milk and several
chunks OF chocolate cake.
Then the father hurried to the pic
counter aud ordered more milk and pic
and cake. The father and child
munchod, while the wife and her friend
! again opened their batteries.
Ogrod withstod the assault until the
little hoy fell asleep. Then both were
rescued by a lawyer and taken from the
building. followed by a crowd.
Justice Grccnbhum reserved decision
The evening world., 1911-04-17
2SHCT in SALOON H0lDUP
By CHICAGO BANDITS.

. CHICAGO. April IA daring saloon
holdup IN which one man was instantly
KILLED and another fatally wounded was
to-dsy's addition to II reign OF crime
that has been sweeping Chicago.
While Daniel Meyer and his porter.
Ernest James. a negro. we're preparing
Meyers saloon for opening carly to-day
three men entered and ordered them TO
hold up their hands.
As no weapon were displayed. Meye:
started behind the bar, thinking the men
were Joking and wanted a drink. The
three robbers Immediately opened fire.
killing the negro and shooting Meyer
through the breast Just over the heart.
He will die. No arrests have been made.
The evening world., 1911-04-17
Cleaning Windows Crystal Clear

With a dry, sof, cloth remove the
dust from both outside aud inside. clean
ing the corners and grooves with the
point Of a stick covered with a cloth.
have ready a pail of warm suds made
oy d,stoiying a tablespoon Of Gold Dust
vaoh,ng powder In warm water. Dip
soft cloth in tho water, squeeze almost
dry and wipe the glass Of. Polish with
chamois, ~ Ii lca,es no lint and does
the work with more case. Do not wash
windows when the sun Is shining on
them. Mirrors should be washed in the
same way az windows. Then polish with
a soft cloth charged with powdered whit
ing.
The evening world., 1911-04-17

Clark. OF Flushing. the young woman
declared that she IL only seventeen n
that she ran away and married the
Maryland peuon Jan. II, 1910. b hvs-
band answered that the Maryland law
| permitted a youth OF sixteen and a girl
OF fourteen to contract marriage. and
Justice Garretson held the marriage 10
have been contracted under the Mary
land laws.
The evening world., 1911-04-17
ELOPERS' MARRIAGE STANDS

Marian Lindsay Red found out to-
day that youns people who elope In
other states would do well to ascertain
the axe limitations Of those States be-
fore they come home 10 New York and
seek to have the marriage annulled OF
the ground Of youth. Justice Garrctson.
In tho supreme Court. Brooklyn, re-
fused to annul her marriage with
Arthur Graham Reid OF Baltimore.
Through her mother. Mrs. Matte r..
The evening world., 1911-04-17
FIGHT
FOR THEIR BABY
IN COURTROOM
Father Put to Flight, Then
Both Factions Swamp Boy
With Goodies.

A bitter hand TO hand struggle he
tween mother and father for the posses.
SION Of a curly-haired. three-year-old
boy, al an exciting incident of Mrs.
Rachael Ogrod's legal fight to-day for
The evening world., 1911-04-17

Judge O'Suilivan In Goneral Sessions
to-day sentenced Morris Klugnan. for
merry bookkeeper for Goldstein Broth
ers. cloakrnakers. of No. 2S East Twer-
ty-nrst street. to not less than five or
more than nine years In Sing Sing on
ono OF Ave Indictments for forgery. lie
was convicted of obtaining $1,000 by
means OF forged checks. lie fled to Eng
land and was arrested in Kissensen.
1t was stated that he had spent mos
Of tn enoney he stole in the Tende-.
loin.
The evening world., 1911-04-17

headaches.
My plan Of diet no, only makes me .
spry young man at the age Of sixty
six no said to-day to an Evening
World correspondent. but II s.so
saves q great deal OF time. Business
men could do much WORK In the tine
1t takes them to eat their meas. nut
for the fact that | can scarcely see I
would still more work, literary and
otherwise. than most people.
II sleep the same hours that NLao-
leor did-srom midnight I'll I In the
morning. Too much sleep is az 5ad as
too much food"
The evening world., 1911-04-17
Odd Pieces Of Bohemian,
Hungarian and English
Blown Glass Tableware

The accumulations Of . business Of
long standing; now at prices that bear no
relation to values.
At 2sc each-Etched and Gold Deco
rated Tableware. including Goblets. Clsret,
Saucer Champagne. Wine and Cordial
Glasses. TMmblers, etc. Actual range Of
prices from 40 to s1S dos.
At soc each-C~stA!. White and Gold
Decorated Tableware. including Goblets.
Claret. Saucer Champagne Glasses, Fin
ger Bowls. Tumblers, Punch Cups. Ice
Cream Sauccrs. Actual values from Gle
to s28 doc.
A. loc each-Imported Glass Table
ware. including Wine. Clsret. Sherry and
Champagne Glasses and Tumblers Ac-
tuni former prices from SS to 90 doz.
Main and fifth Floor
The evening world., 1911-04-17

Top-lift STYLE. dimensions s7xl!x
80 ill.,. ice capacity % lbs. PLAIN
inning 1913; mel ilning. sio.1o.
lop-lhh style Refrigerator dlmcn-
SONS 3oxlsStd in, ice capacity 70
ibs.., PLAN hnins b3'2s; enarnr'
''nlns' ~ si'' ~,
Alasha 'pa'..'ned heirigerators'
IN Apartment House STYLE dlmen.
SONS S!StoS'4 M ice capacity 30
IDS Si,'o'
Anumber Of very fine Rc'~rigerators.
The evening world., 1911-04-17
Artistic Table Glassware

Ihc finest collection Of Crystal Wares in
the country. outside of one or two exclusive
specially store, English Rock Crystal, Ar
tistic Cut Glass. Bohemian Engraved and
Gold Decorated Glassware. and finest Crystal
from France. Sweden and Hungary Scores
Of beautiful services ut great reductions from
I,cde!i's prices: sets at sl2.73 to s3l5, for.
mcrly $50 TO $500
The evening world., 1911-04-17
Several Tables of Odd Cups

Remarkable values; fine French and Eng.
lish china. RANGING from a Coalport cobalt
blue and gold sold by Bedeli at $50, now 80.
to handsome Minton cups at 7sc aud 81. for
merly az and S3 each.
The evening world., 1911-04-17
IF YOU NEED A MEDICINE,
you SHOULD HAVE The BEST,

Although there are hundreds Of pre-
parations advertised. there is only one
that really stands out pre-emincnt rs II
remedy for diseases Of the kidneys. liver
and bladder.
DIR. kilmer's Swamp-Root stands the
highest, for the reason that il has proved
to be Just the remedy needed in thous-
ands upon thousands OF even the most
distressing cases.
Swamp-Root makes friends quickly
because It's mild and immediate effect is
soon realized. 1t is = gcutle, beading
vegetable compound.
DIR. kilmcr's Swamp-Root is n physi-
clans prescription for special diseases,
which is not recommended for everything
A Sworn Certificate OF Purity is with
every bottle, .
For sale at all drug stores, in bottles OF
two sizes-ffty-ccnt, and %one-dol'ar
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE BY MAIL.
In order to prove what Swamp-Root,
the great kidney, liver and bladder rem
edy, will do for you, every reader Of the
New York Evening World VII" has not
already tried il may receive u sample
bottle by mail absolutely free, Address
DR.. Kilmer s CO., B%inghamton, \. y.
Write to-day.
The evening world., 1911-04-17
Remarkable Offering
Of Refrigerators

First is an entirely new line OF Rcrgerators. flushed with porcelain inside
and out These Refrsra.os have airtisht provision and ice compartments
All inside parts removable. convenient and sanitary in every particular At
lhrse dncNye rcduciinnsi In mica
The evening world., 1911-04-17

100 pieces; Victoria Austrian china. white
and gold fancy shape; coin gold edge, and
English China Cups and Saucers
Tea Cups, Bouillon Cups. Coffee Cups,
After-dinncr Coffee Cups and Sauccrs. Five
O'clock Teas, Chocolate Cups and Saucers,
in dozens and half dozens; formerly 800 .
dozen to $22. now s5S to Oh dozen.
The evening world., 1911-04-17
lucent MEAL
FITS HIM TO WORK
70 HOURS A DAY
Prof. Woods, GO Years of Age
Finds Recreation in Stroll
Of 20 Miles.
Especial 10 The Erenins World

BOSTON. April IA i?-cent break
fast Is all the nourishment that Prof.
John II. Woods OF No. g 1nman street.
Cambridge. requires to do a days work.
The evening world., 1911-04-17
English and American
Rock CRYSTAL


Wonderful selection Of fancy pieces; fam
tastic shapes Of rare artistic beauty; only .
piece or two Of q kind,
Rock Crystal Vases and Flower Holders.
BcdeIl's prices ela. o., SO. -. ~. our
Prices %. ~. %. ~. 81.
Handsome English Rock Crystal Vase. IL
in. in height. very rich pattern; was sA5.
now s27.
Rock Crystal Flower Baskets. formerly
Sic, ~ and 90. so. now Is. ~, >S.23.
Rock Crystal jug. was $lS. now -.
Rock Crystal Water Carafe. was s'c.5o'
now ss.7s.
Rock Crystal Candlcsticks. were SEQ.
now sl0.
Rock Crystal Compotes. were SIC. now %.
Dccanters. formerly SIS. now $3.50.
Dccantrrs. formerly see and ss5. now OF.
Decanters. formerly 80. nov s2o.
Bedell's Very Rich Cut Glass
ION Main Floor Tables)
Every piece entirely hand-cut and OF rich
est patterns and brilliancy.
At s., formerly SO,
Butter Dishes, Jugs. Relish Dishes. Vases.
Candlesticks. Compotcs. Flower Baskets.
Celery Trays.
At 81, formerly SO,
Vases. Water Bottles. Ice Tubs. Candle.
sticks.
The evening world., 1911-04-17
Superb English and French
Dinner Sets

Superb English and French
Dinner Sets
At the most remarkably low prices ever
recorded.
ll7-piece English China Dinner Set.
including service and Observation-Disclosures
plates: very rich gold-encrusted border. b..
dclTs price 1894. at $2l6.
I2s-piecc Minton China Dinner Ser
vice; border Of turquoise jewels enamcled in
gold. Bcdclrs price 1929, now S27s.
IO4-piecc Minton China Dinner Ser
vice: rich encrustcd gold and lace border.
Bedelrs price 1888. now 1886.
Ne-piccc English China Dinner Ser
vice: pink floral ~festoon. Bcdell's price slst.
now S72.
l2l-piece fine English China Dinner
Service; rich conventional underglaze blue
border Bedcli's price Sl0t. now s9l.
Fine Limoges China Dinner Sets. in
rich gold acid-ctched borders. floral decora-
tons. with solid gold handles. BedelFs
prices formerly 1927 to $3.50. now ses to sl4s
The evening world., 1911-04-17
At 81, s1.26, $50 and $3.50,
formerly 81, $3.50, 50 and IS

Vases, Nappics. Olive Dishes. Bonbons.
Water Bottles. Jus,, Mayonnaise Bowls.
spoons. Oil Bottles. Flower Holders. Com.
potes. Spoon Holders. Loving Cups. Fruit
Bowls.
Single items in richest cuttings worthy
The evening world., 1911-04-17

Glasses, richly decorated Roemers. tall
Rhine Wines and Champagne. many with
highly decorated howls and cut stems Be-
delrs price. GET to ESQ doz., at 81 each.
Roemers' Creme de Menthe Glasses and
tall Rhine wine Glasses. Bedell's price $50
dox. at us each.
Rocmcrs. tall stems. including paste gold
and enamelled decorations; formerly 500.
sos and s73 doc. at % and ~ each.
Engraved Decanters. with and without
handles; quart and pint sizes. Bedelrs prices
- and ~. now 4l.s0 each.
Gold Decorated Bohemian Decanters. for
merly s4.5 0 10 90. now ~. so each.
bohemian Glass Naples. Ice Cream
Plates and Bonbon Dishes. formerly e2.a5
each. now sl.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-03-09
LEAGUE PLANS
one ON WATERLOO
THREE BLINK OUTFIT WOULD
TIE UP CONTROVERSY FOR
At LEAST a YEAR.
WAR TO,HIGHER COURT
Tetrned and Others Decide to Appeal
From GridIey's Decision May
Dissolve the Organ
cation.
WAR TO,HIGHER COURT

Chicago, March 7.-Three Eye!
magnates Kinsella and Dronan in con
ference with President AL Tearney ant
! Attorney Litzinger, yesterday decided
on move which they think will give
their circuit baseball for 1911 regard
less of the permanent injunction oh
tanned by the Waterloo club. The
magnates Of the southern part of the
circuit will enter an appeal from the
finding of Judge Gridley in the super
ior court, furnish bonds as the law re
/ quires, and continue the coming sea
son along the lines originally laid out
Quincy will take the place Of Water
loo, and tie schedule will be adopted
in the near future.
Attorney Litzinger figures that II
will be nearly a year before the appeal
can be heard, owing 70 the already
long calendar and the summer vaca
ton Of the supreme court. In the
meantime fans of the Three eyes
league will see baseball as Of yore
says the legal luminary.
Stand Of Others Friendly.
The stand of Dubuque, Rock Island,
and Davenport in backing Waterloo in
the controversy is looked upon more
as brotherly attitude than that they
fear their berths may be taken from
them. These three clubs aided in draw
ing up the constitution of the league,
which calls for the vacating of a
special berth on majority vote. 1t is
hard for the other magnates to under
stand their move, in that they were
willing to accept Waterloo's own
agreement to withdraw when re-
quested to do so.
The league as it will be made up
this year, according to plans, Is as
follows: Springfield. Danville, Peoria,
Quincy, Rock Island, Dubuque, Bloom
ington and Davenport.
If the appeal to the supreme court
fails the circuit then will be called
upon to deal with Waterloo financially,
and the Judge who finally decides the
case will award Waterloo its pro rata
share of the profits Of the league.
May Dissolve the League.
Another angle that came up yester-
day was the possibility-in case the
appeal is lost--that the majority, which
M. H. Sexton ruled while executive OF
the Three Eyes circuit, consisting OF
four teams, would ask the National
association Of professional baseball
clubs to dissolve the league. If this
request were granted, the magnates
who now wish to reduce the mileage
in the circuit could go ahead. With the
permission of the sui rene body in
minor league baseball, and organize
the circuit as 1t now is being fought
for, This plan probably will be
adopted If the final ruling is against
the magnates of the Tearney faction.
Waterloo has filed an injunction
bond of $4,000 in connection with its
fight. Attorney Litzinger represent
ing the league asked that the amount
be set at $4,000, but Judge Gridley
ruled that the lower sum would be
sufficient.