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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-06-28
ARBUCKlES COMPETED
WITH SUGAR TRUST
Cutthroat Methods OF Rivals Described
by Managing Partner Of
Arbuckle Bros.
[By Associated Press. ]

Washington June 2S.-N William Gil
more, managing partner of Arbuckle
Bros. of Brooklyn, was the first wit
ness today in the sugar trust probe.
He said his concern in 1898 ci.r prices
Under the sugar trust 20 points in
West Virginia and Ohio because the
trist sought to induce the wholesale
grocers OF those states to buy sugar
exclusively from it. The Arbuckles got
business in those states and the Amer
lean Sugar Refining Company never
recovered all its lost trade there
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-06-28
DEFRAUO|NG IGNORANT
MEX|CANs
Consul Diebold Complains That Texas
Land Owners Don't Give Mexican
Tenants Square Deal.
[2y Associated Press. ]

7
San Antonio. Texas, June 2S.-Mex-
lean Consul Diebold announced today
that fully two dozen Mexican tenants
have complained that land owners
throughout the state are taking ad-
vatnage of the Mexicans' ignorance to
defraud them out of legitimate por-
tion of the crop.
There was complaint today from
four near New Braunfels. Consul Die
bold will form state protective so
ciety.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-06-28
M'CLENMAM COUNTY DOWNS
BOND ISSUE AND ROAD TAX
City Of Waco Voted 100000 in Bonds
for School, Street and Sewer
improvements.
fpy Assoeinted press.l

Waco, Texas, June 2S.-Both the
proposed bond issue for 100000 for
road improvement ln/tho county and
a special tax for the same purpose
were defeated in the election held
yesterday. The proposition to issue
100000 in city bonds for school,
street and sewer Improvements was
carried
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-06-28
PANHANDLE GETS
GOOD RAIN
Sayed Crops Which Hot Winds Of
Past Few Days Were
Burning Up.
IBy Associated Press. l

Dalhart. Texas, June 2S.-Panhandle
crops, which seemed in danger of de-
struction from the hot winds of the
past several days, were saved last
night by substantial rains, which, ac-
cording to reports received here, COW
cred most of the northwest portion of
the state. Indications are good for
continuation of the rains.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-06-28
CONGRESSIONAL RE-
APPORTIONMENT BILL
Senate Committee Will Report House
Bill Without Amendment.
lBy Associated Press. ]

Washington, June 2S.-The senate
committee on census today decided to
report the congressional reapportion-
ment bill without amendment. II pro.
vides for ABS representatives.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-06-28
RAINFALL FOR SEVEN YEARS

Since the long drouth has been on
the question of rainfall in former
years has been widely discussed and
placed at various figures.
Mrs. Julie Wipprecht, of this city,
has an accurate rain guage and has
kept an account of the fall for sew
eral years. At the request of The
Eagle she has furnished the following
figures which will prove of interest
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-06-28
M RICAN YACHT WINS
EMPEROR WILLIAM CUP.
[By Associated Press. I

Kiel. Germany, June 2S.v-The Amer
can yacht Bibelot today won the fifth
yacht race, thereby win
ling the Emperor William cup, in the
International yacht race held fere to.
lay.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-06-28
NO HABEAs CORPUS
FOR MORSE.
Federal Judge Newman Says No Ap-
Iication for Writ Has Been
Made.
[Ry Associated Press. I

Atlanta, Ga, June 2S.-Federal
Judge Newman today denied the al
legation that Banker Charles w. Morse
had made application to be released
from prison on writ of habeas cor
pus.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-06-28
ROYALTY LEAVES LONDON
Special Trains Bearing Away Heirs to
Thrones, Special Ambassadors
and Other Highfalutin
Folks.
[By Associated Press. ]

London, June 2s.-Heirs to most of
the European thrones, princes and
special ambassadors have left London,
one after another. Special trains bore
them away today.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-06-28
TEXARKANA
SPREADING OUT
Movement to Double Area and Add
One thousand to the
Population.
tBy Associated Press. I

Texarkana, Texas, June 2S-A move
ment inaugurated today TO nearly
double the city's area would add about
one thousand TO the population.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-30

cultural college ana u member OF the
United state experiment station starr.
Is making some entirely new expert
IN, nts To- eradicate the greatest Amer
lean fruit pest. the codl;ng moth.
This new experiment ~ electric light.
Tho eodling moth IL the worst fruit
post In the Mcsilin valley and many
other parts of the United States. when
oncv Il gets firmly established In a
fruit district the only method used to
eradicate u has been an "nttr" crop
fniurc so the moth viii stary~.
spraying ~ used effectively. but AT
tho moths al, not Killed and a few
NIi breed thousands IA a fcW DAYS.
While spraying ~ the best Known
m ethud, vet thu fruit grower who
SPRAYS realizes that hc rs hurd.n'd
with heavy expense and still the
post hangs on. Tho electric lisht cx-
pcrImrnt Is based upon thr fact that
tn moth seeks his living by nighs
proving As soon as Ia. sun goes
down and darkness comes on, the
moth goes gorth To bore into ana ruin
the fruit that the farmer has laborcd
20 hard Jo produce. once On the Ia
Tho SECOND class. II u method can
be found Co make an artificial light
II is aep,d that the moth VIII seek
the cover uf darkness elsewhere and
let N, orchard alone
Prof Gafcia has taken a small or
chard near Mcsilla Park and pinccd
some larg, electric lights Ia places 50
tn. cntir, ore hard II well lighted The
current IL supplied from the Las cru
ccs power plant and Is turned On at
dusk and continues uniii daylight.
The real work ui the moth has not
Yet started so EN-, results are not
known. should the experiment prove
that lghi Viii drive away the cod
dlins mpih huuIrtds "f thousands al
,ioilars win br sawed each YEAR aud
modern Hg"fi"dh Nili haze crndicntcd
one of the worst pests IN the United
states.
Dr Carichristi. Who has been in
the government engineering service
for many years. and ls wei kroNn
Throughout New Mcxico. g. SPENDING
"A frN weeks here VISITING friends. Dr
Carlchristi was once an adviser oi
Madoro during the Mexican reNolu'
| ton
| Arizona papers have reported tha'
IT. r. H. smith. president OF tn. FRS
Stat bank of LAS Cruces. has pur
chased bank in Phoenix. Aria. Mr.
s,n,ih has lust returned from a tr,l
through New Mexico.
Thc lOiIcd states war deparimrn
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-30
COWIINN PICKED ~ \ WINNER.

is OF
W =
thu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-30

hns a y
field play deep relay for him
Ferns~orh has the following A.
appearing short and going In the air for line 'a
back OF third knocked do~a sa and huekd far to r IN
sehoocd by M"nas DUTY himself " ba,sm"n the
ns wildly at the ban and choNe' hr bat punching his % he viii be NJ
OVERALL WtTioNEp
:
of hit with the scouts ont looking over slab artists
mTIEHs AND PITCHERS
the a
by
WHITE
combination confident
bunch he VIII
"The hniasp,chns combination to
n S sn p|s N nS ana w S,so " amy ", ' n as p n
avoided fielder be DEVELOPED in time practice makes
n
ana Then quick and anaeN swnsns me
Win hes useless Much depends how h, Is
good PLAYERS mus, be made to believe they great sS'T
before they willing believe IT.
I>JOIE NAis, nAVDEH NEAT
Iaj,cs The beat
iiugh Jennings Here ''usheys line Of REASONING
San' ANA o weak one without MN ond "hcn an EASY
along ' Tsop don't play WITH their usual rush aud YIN h.y let ny
Had hard against ST. Louis washington and chi
Athletics would have won the pennan'
ieasiy
= second division team Then !,
when boys ha'' be gnsered up "ou" rah =" against
strong than a occasionally
III is impossible estimate the loss to the Maps fro" arrs alb
He hit OF pitching and marvel AZ second base
The Maps with Larry little better than fair pitching are hard o
any club they extraordinary pitching to win
seooo RON WAGNER.
would consider VIII,
aoa batting an ss fielding average worth $1,000
'ueh Ie""no leader ." the Detroit T'c'r
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-30

New York Electric Light Man
Says Much Publicity is
Gained BY Cities Which
Adopt Prize Plan.

IN you happen ,u have stor,d away
in youi head brief. snapp, SLOGAN
which would look VOL set OF IN an
elcci,lc arch in main part OF the
Lusahpss section slogan for IN.
stancc Watch Albuquerque Grow
OF Welcome to Albuquerque &
you know u catchy slogan which you
fee confident would make hit with
every visitor Who comes TO tlbuqper'
que Just iot il down In u notebook,
OF on your colluloid collar and rcmcm.
Der where YOU put me notc book o.
The collar Because u isn't ~ M M
likely that big arch viii be- erected
down town AZ no great future dare.
and when The time comes for the se-
lection NJ slogan !; Wit probably be
| selected In u contest. authors uf tho
slogans selected tn receive suitable
cash prizes
W W Ferris, of the Federal Light
and Traction company, of New Work.
IL IN Albuquerque today. the guest OF
Manager Woy OF the Albuquerque Gas.
Electric Light and Power company
M Ferris travels all over IA United
states looking after the interests OF
ais company. He has studied public
ity for cities Mt first sand aud IL OF
the opinion that visitors to city.
greeted be- an artisiiCaily built. bril-
iiantly lighted arch. bearing q glad
hand slogan of the welcome 10 our
city," brand is one % the finest piece 4
of advertising Il town can hope To oh.
tain Visitors are much impressed
and Ut once feel NJ nome IN a town
whore the welcome arch greets fhom
before they get on the tuihi
Cities which have Installed arches
get a great deal % favorable publicity
even before the arch is built. said
MIR. Ferris today For instance IL;
Memphis, Tenn. where contest tor
q suitable slogan was waged while
,hc arch was being erected. fifteen
thousand letters were received ny
the managers of the contest, sug-
costing thousands OF slogans. Prizes
e. TWENTY-FIVE. fifteen and ten dol
lars. were offered Ia successful con.
testants Suggestions for slogans
came from all over the United Staten
end Memphis was advertised far and
wide Evcrybo,.; IN the south ~
least. knew that Memphis Wa 2oins
tn put No welcome arch"
Mr.. Ferris u firm believer In wei
come arches and IN SLOGAN contests
not because he ig an electric lighi
man himself bat because nj thc great
advertisement "a city receive as Inc
| result at an arch. properly; HUM
mai cd u, night. IN order 10 starr
| slogan contcst In Albuquerque Nr
Ferris today offered prize ri Ten
dollars. providing the Comm,rcia
| club, tho city. or some other orgHnl
cation or individual offered similaI
prizes.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-30
Western League.
RARE VOLUMES ARE
PRESENTED N. M. NJ. I.
Or. Howard Cruteber Donates Vaiu
able Work on Surgical history
~ the war OF Rebellion.

Roswell y NJ. lane ;0--Dr. How
ard Cri'Chcr. fast friend of the
Military institute. has donated Ia the
library OF that institution. n set ~
three volumes of medical and sur.
eicai history Of the war Of rebellion
These books have been ont of print
for number OF years They are OK.
trcmcly interesting aud al the Wes.
cit time. OF great value. There w.,
IN these three immense volumes. the
entire history OF the medical opera
iions dp;,ag the four wears ol the Civ
II war There are thousaads of Valu'
able cuts showing sounds and the
method ~ hnndagss. ogorftions. etc.
In presenting the books Dr Cgutch'
or states his reasons for So DONG IN
the following letter
Roswell y NJ. June 10. 1871. To
Col Jas W Wilson. Superintendent
nj the New Mexico Military institute.
Roswell. Y VI air
As a small token of my personal re-.
card. ami to testify something of my
admiration for YOUR administration or
the delicate and arduous duties rs
head OF the New Mexico Military In.
\ iltute. | desire. through Won. To pre-.
sent to The Institute library. the sur
rical volumes O., Of THE Medical aud
Surgical History of the War cf the
Rebellion" which | bcg YOU 20 accept
With ~, aarmcs, regards
II would bee ungracious to attach
any conditions whatcNcr 20 sdch %
Gift. hut would like Ia request that
volumes of such Size and value be-
under no ordinary circumstances 70
Al. At ".
n greatest respect, am.
. Yours very respectfully.
HOWARD CRVTC!fEN,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-30


Taylor.
cr % thc
wasncr It Is under would be opposed to Detroit to
~
itolnils ughic
So IN 4 tiy vare
ilaEhi mighty
In ponna
worth 10000 a ph~ chick
r tho fans Of i'osn STANDING the The da probably
o. Ia io
wrath c The Hub fan "nD with whom wagncr popular IS.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-30
LACE SAMPLES FOUND
AND SUSPECTS RELEASED
DrWNnnrs' sales Casc Lost ~ Las
Cruces Causes Arrcs, II Dair,Imcm,
Who Are t.ot Held Long ilowrscr.
Special Gore, pondemcr Z" the u~rsiaD


las cruces, y, NJ. June 3o.--rho
disappearance of drummcr's sample
case containing some fancy lace sam
pies valued AT xsl haG caused the ar
TEST of MARITIME NontoNa and victor
M,ndosa, employee OF the Las cruces
Transfer companN The sample case
and several trunks were sent To the
santa Pc depot last saturday evening.
Mcndosa and Mnmoyn driving the
team. Agent Edwards happened {"
be- absent and th, trunks wcrc lcft al
the depot. H.. ~ Link. proprietor of
tho transfer stables SAYS one of the
defendants FIRST said they lett the
suit ease ON tap of the trunks, and
the other defendant said theN ala not
have thu sui, cas-" az amy time The
drayman may have lost thu sun case
ialong the street and another party
found IT, Judge Lopez was of the
opinion. however, that the boNs should
/ b. held over 10 await the action of
/ the grand jury Their bond was
nxed at 5000 each. Attorney Suthcr-
! iand appeared for the pr ,scoItion
and Jose Gonzales fof the defense.
The boys have been released. the
Sdnlplt NhNi b'lilg i'uhh ~ wv
ranchmcn ana returned To- the owner.
Il seems that while the boys w.r,
driving "A float, loaded with several
I trunks ana suit eases, Ia the depot,
the sample ease 6cll off the wagon
bcfor. they had driven "a block. lne1
Iuilcs and Scnohia Maruucz, tvo
rnnchrrs Who live u few mites north
uf Los Cruces, found tho Valisc ~
the street and picked Il NJ, not
knowing who the owners ~cr. Later
they heard of the charges and return
ed the yalisc. causing the boys 90 be
released.
A high wind passed over Las cru
GEES Tuesday. causing Inc loose sano
and dust To- cover the city. TIL" storm
lasted for about Two hours.
The Las Cruces concert band II
practicing every evening for tn. bis
celebration Ia be- gsvon Juls 4.
The ladies OF In. w A, vii
serve rctrcshm'n,s ~ Tho nrinorl
benefit ball IN III. evening ot july Z
prof Fabian Garcia. head os TN
horticultural department az 'h" Afrt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-30

has made arrangements 80 ui"n re-
cruitiag station In Las cruces IN IN"
near future. The station VIII prob
ablt take M rs ofiic" In the arinofN
NisS Eliza both George. daughter nt
Major &. l.. George, WAC Is bead of
the military department Of tn" Ngri-
celturnl college. has been spending
her spare moments since her recent
arrival in Las cruces FROM washing
ion in painting number of beautiful
postal cards. Her collection has
caused such favorable impression
among thos" who hnv" seen them that
her friends have asked her To- enter
them IN the fair next september.
Dr ". 6. Field * moving from his
residence on Main street 60 the lauren
Case homo near the courthouse.
W. L. Johnson ~ Won known insur-
nnce man OF Deming. has returned So
that place after iaoking over the
Mosilla valley with a Wow OF locaiing
here. Mr Johnson Mas web pleased
with Las Cruces ana the valley aId
viii undoubtedly make his homo VA
the garden spot of the world -"
oscar Poe rs yer, busy at this time
of the season caring for his honey
crop. which is unusually large 'his
year The large shipments ot comb
honey have commenced and the t,rst
extract has b.rE made. Mr. Poo ha-
over 1000 stands or hives in different
alfalfa fields and NJ now shippng Ia
/ ~ Paso and other points.
Ftch and chavez of Dona Ana
have Obtained "a retail huuur dealers
license.
| Doc Meade. a We'll known citizen ot
| La Mesa. spent n irW days In TIA"
| county seat this wctk cn business
| W IL Rich. an experienced iarW-
80 wbosr judgment has Won the con
| fi,lonce of an who know him. b. doing
some fine farming IN the way of 70
| diversity ot crup@ lie has small
ranch OF e acres near the Alameda
that - planted 10 alfalfa. fruit. cam
talsupes aud onions pnr and unr-
| half acres have produced five tons of
onions and there arr set / r. tons tu
be gathered. These are the bermuda
| White CRYSTAL unionp aud command a
high price on account ~ their ,Ncoi
lent flavor aud keeping quality. Mr.
Rich has sold all OF tho oniuns u'
the focal market for I = 60 . ccuti
per pound. The expense ef an acr,
ut onions H. usually high. bat tho
( ,icld Is So honNN that net profit Ell
,i0n 80 s6eo ger acro ~ not uuusuai
pr Brown Is rrpairirs a Tlaco M
the street pavement ~ front at th'
iinptisl church.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-30
INCLINATION Of
SAFE DIED WITH
FRANK STURCES
Necessary to Drill Holes IN
the Door to Release Lock IN
Big Vault III the sturges
Hotel.

Norkm.u were, ,raasDd NDst,rdHv
afternoon in the StureDs hotel in
d,iuns into tho bir lreyf0,f ufc
Mh!nh contained the NuiuanIce l"tt sn
care ~ the house and tho prreonui
property 81 the late Frank T.. sturges.
the combination t. the sHf" huttn.
been kuown OIL, tp Nv tSurpos. who
died some weeks ago.
\ number OF cliOrtH wore made by
employees of tho ~turro~ e. turn tho
combination bcfor, safe rNprfis were
appealed a.. The experts were uuaDi"
Is unlock the combination end % waa
necessary Go use drills Az thc CON
tent of the safe were in perfect or
de- Just as MI Sturscs had loft thcm
befor" soiug tp his home uu June o..
the dag before nis Gra,h
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-30
|SP0R |
CO.sB uARD Man TO PLEASE.

IN outw that
liz the to ndcclso
chased around
OF
Oisuugh
\ @
u should be right the
than
the
u foot Ia
else sand silk
tx
n 20
which Cobb the runner
tn. the y
benin u he
says disputed the
" kicks = n
he bunt
bu il tn. Il one -
and walks don't mind H. The kicks
alib themselves
tn. unpic n bad
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-30

with
- To dat" h" hitting
White regularly while
hls all forgotten WIN
q n 'orhan
tile IT sim
a - %
81
Ia, ,cruou - thu tho
wi ball Tha be- -
la
be event X e
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-30
chanae h sasebaN Mrshode ;. Old gIi.

De- put In operation this coming The losing the
teams IN scvcs. made disastrous ending and possibly
t cxycctcd aud ie" material coming this
freshman class together
they undeclass whipped
Shouc fpr thu yaOnsOO
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-30
sOnu,N ~ s,O,,T,>G NEWS.

The published
and
In the rebuilding
while of
Others, little thought
r of
of the Western q n
ed for him bust" American he
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-30

II Is wors. than useless 60 take any
medicines internally for muscular or
chrenic yheumatism Az that e nced-
ed is free appgcatlon OF Chamber
ioiu's fdnlmcnt For safe 10y An
Dealers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-30

Where IL my pipe "a husband
asked.
He VOICE in angry shout
Lets See" his wife said Let mo
see
I'm sure II has gone out"
Dallas News.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-30

II you want stylish horse and
buggy. see " L. Trimhle ii3 North
Second 81 Phone No. 3.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-30
HSAREGUlAR CIRCUS

It's a regular circus to
buy at this store.
Something doing every
minute!
A big display of wide.
awake styles and values.
Featuring all the new
outing togs-..two piece
suits, shirts, hats, under.
Awear.
" Two.piece suits...plain
gray mohairs, blue serges,
neat gray homespuns,
gray in patterns, white
flannels..-0r neat effects
in black and white.
$500 to $l8.W.)
Outing trousers.
Gray flanneis. white
flannels. gray...ncat ef-
fects in pattern.
$500 to $780,.
Shirts.
Soft shirts. collars and
I cuffs attached.-.in silk,
/ isle, linen, mercerized.
h Soft shirts, collars at.
= tached. 0xfords, flaa-
nels, silk.
$3.50 to $500
Underwear.
Athletic...kne drawers
-short sleeves.
n IA splendid value SOC.
Better grades. too.
$3.50 suit to $500
|IA STRAW HATS THE
THING!
n N NhE11
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-06-16
WOODIE THORNTON IS
LET our AS NJ lNAGER

Vicksburg, Miss, June l6-Frank
Scott, president of the Cotton States
League, who has been in Greenwood,
has returned to the city.
The president has received notice
that Woodie Thornton, manager of
the Greenwood team, has been sus-
pended. Orth Collins has been placed
in charge of the team. The poor show
ing made by Thornton to date is prob
ably the cause OF the change.
Scoops Carey, who was secured by
President Scott to umpire, has been
gobbled up by Greenwood to play first
base.
Henry, who jumped Yazoo City, be-
cause he couldn't get along with Null
laney, has been secured by Greenwood
and will add great strength to the
Scouts Henry is one of the most val
liable players in the league.
Chestnut, the new umpire. was
forced to put Sorrels out of the game
in Hattiesburg. President Scott viii
back up his umpires and suppress
rowdyism at any cost. The players,
sooner or later. are going to be made
to understand that the umpire is the
man who is running the game.
The Yazoo City directors have beer
kicking strenously about the retention
of Umpire Jeffries.
The new umpire Chestnut, will prof
ably be sent to Vicksburg to official
in the game Sunday.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-06-16

ST. Louis at Washington.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland at Boston.

inclination to be fair and the gam
is going against Vicksburg, the gam
bling element become so abusive anG
threatening that his umpship sool
loses courage and calls everything II
favor of Nicksburg The Vicksburs
team itself is a bunch of beefers, who
dispute every close decision of tt
umpire unless it happens Ito be IL
their favor. Jackson and Green
wood, while not so bad as VicksbuIe
are also hard on the visiting teams
At Jackson Friday evening the nm
pire came near being mobIed fo
rendering an honest decision giving
Yazoo City the game. Yazoo fan
have stood for much from the UNI.
pires, but hereafter they will demand
a square deal and no crooked work
will be tolerated for a moment on
the home grounds. Some of Yazoo's
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-06-16
NEW SUITS FOR THE
VlCSBURG BALL TEAM.

Vicksburg, Miss, June 16.-The
Vicksburg ball management has just
purchased new set OF uniforms for
the players. The suits will be o
white material with blue trimmings
Lately there has been falling Off
n attendance at the local games, es
pecially on week days. Possibly the
extremely hot weather has had some
thing to do with keeping the fans
away, but the excellence of the club,
the high class ball that is being
played, and the efforts of the man.
agement deserves a first-class attend.
ance.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-06-16
W. MAN IS cRsMArEo

Chicago, June 1G.-Mrs. Mary Brack-
EFT, g. years old. was burned to death
and her daughter, Mrs. Evelyn Beachy,
an artist and instructor at the Art In
stitute, was seriously burned last night
at their home on East Forty-sixtb
street.
While preparing supper, Mrs. Brack-
ett's clothing became ignited and when
attempting to aid her mother the lace
gown Mrs. Beachy wore took fire.
Mrs. Beachy will probably recover.