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The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-07-29
The Chitouquo
q success
As promised and assured,

AS promised and assured, the
| Chautauqua is a complete success.
The Indian instructor arrive Monday
and was soon surrounded by an army
o. children and soon the town was ful
Of little indians and fquaws. That ev
! ening she gave sthsm- 3 pieniczin the
school house yard and si-ce then bal
entertained them mornings snd after.
! moons with games and instruction.
1t has been a great week for the chill
dren they will never forget.
The tent was put up in the school
house yard. business places generally
closed snd 6 to hundred people were
there to the afternoon entertainme nt.
SWpt. Robertson explained the pro
gram and work proposed and the con-
cert company delightfully."- entertained
the audience. In the evening the con-
cert company gave another delightful
entertainment and continually encored,
and then Lincoln Mcconnell delivered
an address that set the whole audience
adre with enthusiasm, his mimicFy, his
southern dialect. his stories and say
ing hit direct to the mark and hit right
home to many and he talked direct to
the growing youth and when he told
them when they selected the low, the
degraded, the vicious in habits as as
aociates they lowered themselves to
that level, bat rather get honey out of
the lion (his subIectl by associating
with the elevated. intelligent, Try to be
better. try to elevate vour condition in
thja life, be something. somebody.
fAad the first day was a grand sue
eess and well worth the cost, 80 cents.
Wednesday afternoon Dr. Tanner de-
hvered an address that was interesting
and at night Father MacCorry deliver
ed his illustrated lecture to an audience
OF over 800 that was simply grand and
beautiful and carried his audience in
faptures. The pictures carried every
eve every second in expedition and
t vas the grandest thing ever heard
IN Hays.
Thursday afternoon the musical and
elocution of Mrs. Hattie Rood Grace
and daughters was splendid and Mrs |
Iehner made delightful telk.
In the evering the concert was again |
fine and Haney delivered a strorg ad- |
dress. This. FRIDAY, Tanner EaIks
ggain, tonight Brush, the mas clan |
h9sds forth, and the Killarney OF chea- /
tEe give two concerts.
The rest Of the attractions are equal |
" grand. If not better. and every hol-
der OF season ticket concede that it |
is grand, they haAe had their me ney's
worth and will vote to have it a gain
next year, with change OF pros m,
and agree to take q ticket.
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The et-e-t c1ninI SO ? .'.I is N n
~era Cs.t this ~e'A cutting 81 n ia
weeds 10 The st eet corbs
MADE IN, Ferr@I. MS, so,.s az.
WOolne- of W1keeu Sc - a.
wednesday, e joyInz tbs Ca. lauq n
Miss Ma-shs T7~mp. n. ~hn 49,
been here Nisiting at the &c Pulp
home, has r-Tnrred ~ her ns,=ne =.
Kansas city rit gsy tim r
Teusday af.eru nr a aauln. ~ .r.,.
auto ozn4rs fiies heir ears s,r- t'sr
little indians and N id-as Of ta,, Ga =
tauqua, FizRed in the sG'ts. and rn,-
them far rid. around town.
Baptist Church services
Regular services wi.I he he'd in e
Baptist church fhi+ Surdag mo, n,nx
and evening and all wtsO rsre TO ATTEND
are cordially invited
Again the Saline and Big creek have
running water. For awhile Ikev err
dry and only pools of water caud hs
III 6LOCA LNOS It's dlt GtE
for the stork again.
Ladies Breastpin lost.
Lass Sunday, in Ha =, a Ladies
Bteasspin with the word Denver nn il,
lost on our stfests. Il was a pssseat
end a ressSrd ~riif he IIas.ssI' fsF-TfC5 re-
c1ra TO THIS OFFICE
Mrs. Chase wa al led 10 Atpesr by
the Probate JGdge To apprac 8cr.day
and shUw why her little girl should r,,.f
be TAKEN AID placed In othera ere %
bring up, but The madam and ehiiI had
left b. thu morning east houR rrs in
before the :ine of trial. 80 the Pro
bat; Jugde laid a a>sy the p.pe- until
she COLD c1nve Il .atig r-tucn.
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eAMP nEETINe Al naaLLIH.

The Central Kansas Holiness Associa-
ton will bold their annual Campmeet-
ing s miles northeast of Ogallah, on
the U P. raiiread, August 3rd to 18th
Free transportation to and from the
camp ground Except Sunday to all
who come by rail. Boarding house en-
the ground Of 20 rooms, plenty of
tents, cots. bedding, etc Rev. David
Hill Of Lancaster, Ohio, will have
charge OF the preaching, assisted hy
local help. ALI are invited to attend.
Half price to Preachers and their fam
lilies for board. Fine water. This seq
sion promises to be fine meeting anc
all are cordially invited Come.
For further information about the
Cam.s meeting write E E GunkeI at
Oakley, Kansas.
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Miss Keller had the pleasure Of en-
tertaining Miss Harris of Ellis for the
Chautauqua.
George Leisering and John McMshon
of Ellis were here Thursday enjoying
the ChautaUgua.
Mrs. James RinIer Of Wakeenev ia
here attending Cbautauqua as guest of
Miss Freese.
During Cbautauqua Mrs Allie Reem
snyder is enteFrainin9 Mrs. G. E Hail
Of Denver and May Lippert OF Bison
Mre. RoenfeIdt Gay has returned
from bef trip 20 LeavenwoKtf and her
friends say 'ehe lcoks real sweet"
Farmer Frank Slaughter and fam
lily Of the Ellis neiRhborbOOd were in
town Thursday ard enjoyed the after
noon Chautauqua.
The first OF the baseball series il
Hays took place .Tburfday morning
when Hays defeated Ellis In score
Of 2 to 0.
LC ROSE, wife and daughter. Miss
Fern, Rev. StoInaeker and wife Of Ell
lis came up Wednesday in their car to
enjoy the ChsutapqDa.
Mrs. Mcleod. Vose Smith, Misses
Smith and Gaylord OF Ellis were Chsu-
tauqua guests Of Mrs. Ward and Mrs.
Field this week.
at the Christian Endeavor meeting
in the Presbyterian church Sunday eve
at seven O'Clock MIS- Shiveiy will re-
port on her visit to the State conven-
ton.
WHAT INTEREST DO YOU PAYFI
Joe Schaefer evidently struck a new
lead and is bound to save yOu money
Il you will read his adver carefully.
Miss Field is having pleasure Ia en-
teFtainiRg Miss Georgia Russell Of
Ellie, who is TO play the marches fee
the Ghautauaua indisA exhibit Rext
MordaY. i
Bring your cream, eggs, poultry and
butter to the Morrison Produce Co..
on End street. Hays, and l will give
The highest market price in cash, IS
AM in charge. WM. EARLY.
The Carnegie Library here was duly
brown open tU the public last Satur-
lEy evening and visited by many Of
our citizens who pranour eed 1t psrfect-
" gIaEd and gratif1ed for the gift.
Residence for Sale
A rOomed house in good condition
II close to school house, for sale low
s party is going away. For particulars
See Mrs. SIMMONS. W. I'd at.
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Another shower came this way duE
ing Wednesday night.
Mrs. Albert Of Buckeye visited il
Russell this week.
Miss Olive Stout left on Monday fol
her home in Topeka
Miss Bell came up from Russell tC
spend Sunday with her mother.
Miss BeardsIev enjoyed Sunday visit
ing friends in Russell.
John Carter and Kirby bauled loads
to McCracken on Saturday.
Misses RIppey, Oliver and Ramsey
of Ellis were here Thursday to enjoy
the Cbautauqua.
Young Winchester left for Manhat-
tan Tuesday morning where he has a
job of work.
The Conrad Kruger farm & rancho
in Freedom township has been named
WARNOW RANCH.
Miss Berta Hopkins of GrainfeId Is
here attending the Chsutauqua, the
crest Of the Misses ViFmond.
Our old time citizer, farmer John
d. Post of the Smokey, and istely liv-
ing at Saratoga, N Y. was here this
week shaking hands with old friend.
Another shower came over our town
during Wedne sdsy night and still aro-
ther Thursday afternoon. Every lit
tie helps.
The End story joist of the rev Wei
ner store were pIacei in position this
week, and the 2Gd story brick work
is being laid.
Ed Sites of the Saline valley was in
town to visit his mother and reports
grass short, feed scarce but more put
in and hope to at least raise enough
corn for home use.
George Butler of Lacrosse, formerly
of our city, visited with friends here
last week. Is looking quite clipper,
bat still feels the effect Of his fall at
the church while working here
The TilIotson barber shop new build
ing Progresses nicely, the mason. John
Gross, having tie back brick wsll up.
the pecond story joist in place The
front will be a continuation, in design,
Of the Zeigler block, the plans being
to move. the Grocery store building
and rebuild that toeonfofm to tbezrestl
which VIII make it q grand corner.
/ have taken the agency Of the Nor
rison Produce Co. and will continue 20
buy butter, eggs, cream and poultry
and solicit your trade.
W. II. Early, E. End street
The Hays school board have compile
ted their list of teachers By hiring Miss
MaFv C. Swan Of Lyon county tn te ach |
music, German and English. She il |
graduate Of the PreFbvterian college |
of EnpOTia with a PHI D degree, |
ard Of the State Normal of Emporia |
in music and comes very highly recon-
mendet. School commences the first /
Monday in September.
Mans Coat Lost.
Out 0fmy wagon in coming from the
aospital down town a blackish blue
,oat. Finder will be rewarded on re-
;uFning it to the Philip Hardware
Itore. JOHN ROHR.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-07-29

A telegram from his home in Dako-
ia on Sunday announced the sudden
death Of James Philip, brother Of Geo.
and Alex Philip Of our city and Miss
Tena Philip of Topeka, and Alex and
wife, Geo jr, and Miss Tina left for
there D7 first train He was about 80
years OLD, came to this county in 1874
and located in Victoria, moved to south
Dakota, married, and leaves Z wife
and several children.
Went into the stock business and ae-
cumulated q big AeFd ef cattle and the
largest kezd ef Buffalo in the United
States, having their pasture enclosed
Ia miles Of heavy mesh wire fence.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-07-29
Homestead Contest Notice.
Department OF the Interior,
U. S. Land Office. Topeka, Kansa
Julv 10 1911
Serial OIass Contest No 81

July 10, 1911
Serial 0i93S - Contest No. 2I1
TO DAVID S. MURPHY of GodeII,
Kansas. eontestee:
You are hereby notified that RALPH
C. BOwLBY. who gives FairpOrf, Ellis
county, Kansas. as his post office ad
dresS, did on June 49, 1911, file in this
office his duly cOrrOborated application
to contest and 81 cure the cancellation
of your Homestead entry No 1o4OS.
serial No O1938, made June 10, 1905,
for the NE1NE4 Sec. "A, town IL south
in range IS west 9Th p m, and as
grounds for bis contest he alleges that
David >, Murphy, a stranger in the
country, made SAID entry and left the
country soon after and never made set
tlement or any Improvements or pl1V-
ing on said land; that he has wholly
abandoned the said tract for over six
months last past. and the failures were
not caused by service in the u. ) army
or navy at any time or place in war
OF peace.
You are, therefore, further notified
that the said allegations viii be taken
by this office as having been confe sSed
by you. and your said entry viii be can
celled Hereunder without yOuF right Ue
he heard therein. either before this of
hce or on appeal. If You fail to hle Ia
this Office within TWENTY DAYS
after the FOURTH publication eff this
notice, a. shown below your answer,
under oath. specifically meeting and
to these allegations of con
test, or if you fail within that time te
file in this Office due proof that you
have served copy of your answer on |
the said contestant either in person IT
bv registered mail If this service is /
made by the delivery of a copy of |
your answer to the contestant IN person |
proof of such service must be either /
the said contestants written acknowl |
edgment of mis- receipt Of the copy show I
ing the date of its receipt, or the afh /
dsvit of the person by whom the delIV- |
erv was made, stating when and where /
the copy was delivered; If made 1y reg
istered letter, proof Of such service |
must CONSIST of the affiuaVit of the per
son by whom the copy was mailed stat /
ing when and the post office to which |
il was mailed, and this affidavit must /
be accompanied By the postmaster re-
ceipt for the letter
You should state in your answer
the name of the post Office to viii .h /
Tou desire further notices to be ent /
70 you
GEO. ". FISHER. Register,
J G. WOOD, Receiver
IL % al9' lEt uub. iy - T91i
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-07-29

At the home of the brides parents
c. b. Morgan, on east JuDiata street,
on Monday evening, Evelyn Morgan
was married to- George RiedeI, Rev.
A. N. Smith officiating, only the fam
lilies attending. Miss Evelyn is a
Normal student. was teacher in our
public school. George is a prosperous
young farmer with g farm southwest
OF the reservation, where they will
reside.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-07-29

Notice OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
State of Kansas, Ellis County. S.
In the Probate Court N and for said
county. IN the matter of the estzte Of FTede-
rick Meier, late of Ellis County, kansas.
Notice Of Appointment
Notice is hereby given that On the T7th
day Of July, A. D. EoTT the undersigned
was BY the Probate court of Ellis county.
kansas, duly appointed and qualified as
Adnipistrztor Of the estate of Frederick
Meier late Of Ellis County, deceased
Al parties inteESted IN said estate WI
take zosiee and govern them-selves accord
inzly.
henry BELEKE, AEninissraaOE
ATTEsTs Jacob Bissiag. Psohate Judge
y z-a EQ
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-07-29
TEN EYCK STAYS HERE

The following dispatch, published in
the daily papers last week, was pleas
ing news here to his many friends:-
Manhattan. July q. A, II. TenEyck
will be retained as Superintendent Of
the Ft- Hays Experiment ststion of
the State Agricultural sOIlege The
Board OF Regents in session at Hays,
and later at Manhattan, have adjourn :
ed, having carefully investigated tie
charges against Prof. TenEyck and
decided not to disturb him.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-07-29

Does it not make you think about
good indemnity when you are about
to insure your HCme? Our record for
fair dealing with loss claimants is IN
exceIled, because Ve represent only
Companies VhO are good ali the tune
The ; q Schaefer L. & insurance Acy
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-07-29
Farm Loans wanted.

Farm Loans wanted.
have $500. .OOO to Kan On Farm se-
curity, annual CT semi-ann1al interest.
with privilege Of prepay mept after one
yesF. Rates a. low - The lowest. and
quick service. Cali and zee me.
IL u seed Of Insurance IN standard
companies who pay honest IO.es prompt
ly give ne 3 call represent only old
line conpanies Wbose standing is an
Questioned e. W. OzEaaxaE
Hays kansas
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A large congregation atteEded the
Air Dome Vnian services last Sunday
evening aHd had 3 pleaean evening, it
being delightful and cool. The gentle
mems double qua tette sang nicely,
the audience joined heartily IN the sing
ing, Rev. Smith making them bring
out the chorus. Mics Dora Grass sang
q pretty sacred solo. Rev. Alexander
preached an interesting and instructive
sermon. Vim. Newton sang the Holy
City, beautiful illustrated and apRgo-
pirate coIOred pictures. being tArOwn
On the screen.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-07-29

Our old time citizen, Mrs KlOtz, TO
meFly OF Walker, Was q visitor in ou
city, with party Of friends Monday
On Wednesday afternoon Father p
J. MacCorry, the lecturer and his par.
ty called on Father Charles and were
shown through our Catholic church al q
very much pleased with IL
Mr. and Mrs Ham of OakI,y visited
at Mrs. Isaac Zsigler's this week.
Also an aunt OF here, Mrs. Str. .cken-
finger OF Scranton, Kansas
Mrs. BanRhman Of Kansas citg, Kas
made an interesting address to the
ladies of the Royal NeighboIs Lodge
of our city last week
Old Daddy Coleman isn't afrtid of
the farming outlook and last week he
returned to his farm near McCracken
taking his household goods.
Postmaster Lund Of Yocemento bav-
ing resigned, petition is being s;gaed
asking the P. H. General TO appoIE t
John F. Besse to the place.
We have 400 STONE POSTS
for sale. Schlyer & Arnheld
We cannot insure you against Fire
in the other world, but we can insure
your Home in one of the best Comoa-
nies doing business on thia earth.
]. d. Schaeffer l. & Ins. Agency
An exchange truthfully says: There
l. more joy in a printing flee Gver unc
bit Of news phone d in before pres IA,
than over iaety and nine tod US sf-
ter the paper is in the post flee
Mrs. Anna Lyon, Miss EglaIie Sc :
tell and Miss Esther Brown Of Meeke,
La are visiting at the home of II !
and Mrs Hollenbeck du,irg Cbautau-
gus week.
The manager having gone to Denver
/ have taken charge of the Morrison
Produce Co and cWant to tuy your
cream, butter. poultry and eggs.
W. H EARLY. 2ud street, Has
State Architect Chandler wes here
on Tuesday with the plans Of the new
$4,000 Model Agricultural High
School, Dining hall and Library build
ing and the advertisement for build
ing viii soon be Published, and work
commenced this fall,
A couple weeks ago some OF the mer-
chants Of Ellis advertised a special
sale and the Ellis paper last week
had IN this local:
quite a number of Hays people |
were up last Saturday, being attracted |
here by the bargains advertised by
our stores''.
This is just whet our Hays merchants
should DO and see if they cannot Pick
up some extra sales money, for, while
Dur far.ners lest their crops, many of
them have money in bank if bargains
are offered. Why not try il?
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-07-29
Lap robe found.

A light lap robe found on the road
between HsYs and Ellis. Owner can
have at This Office OnprOving property
ard paying 25 cents for this LOtice.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-07-29

Well Boring.
Now having tko ma-hinss, the
new sEe OF larger make, ue are
ready 70 cantracs hores 4zsa q
reasonable tP:ieex. AddT IS
mc2 W. J. Helms & 60.
or Prone SG9 Fla. Ka.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-07-29

Oil, grease. wind
mills and repairs for
sale at way down
prices, cost or below,
to close out, If taken
soon. T Haddock
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-07-29

House for Rent
A four rOcmed houte, good con-
dItion, small barn, good velI Of water,
See this Office or
MISS ANNIE FROELICH
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Seej Whea1 sOr sale.

Seed Wheac sor sale.
Pr IA: of <sG rrs.- Oh
= kr x - en- l. Fred {, .,.ss ,.s1..-.
re fte-. KS. e o - Oas d. ii
IA. -
Miss Aa<kie Gaze Z, home fr, m her
tchoai sOEk ia AT+zrA Ald 10 Aim
app. ta TX M ch IuseaSe.I 18th 4ns
c '''n r: >, ~ p srTl- taeFe sf:er =. ea-
ton Al az sc'l'asl 'issf-d he enjayed
ertp IN I;Al:0fIjz
~ rSf'i ie. e$ had &C i. n
- |as-, D.srl Ell n n.l , We h..s
l, sUl-sk n. b s're,-t ln font sf
me '' icE PILE al tAe Wsis.es boIs1ins
f'sI c~rri4xs cUls iasa N-t1 auatker esr
iiaks aiad she Sas aisy Al jared which
~ll.o Fl C Lsr - h"ln- f.. s,Iule tiTr
under the s;cct0I's care.
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For Sale

81 4 inc Fluea IS feet long
for $5QW See the
HAYS Electric Light Co.
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Pocket book lost.
A gilver mesh poeket-hOok, contain
ing 2rOsaries; also cards with the own
eF'R name. A literal reward will be
paid for the return to this Office.
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Fakc your Auto mobiles
and ach ne woIktn
Beeier g Garage
South Fort STREET. Havs

PafaFEa9 VIII PsD-rTR
| am prepared TO do all kinds of
p;siRting and wall PaPeripg add will
contract 10 do the best of work. fur
nish the best Gsf material at reasonable
rates, ard gunsn'es satisfaction sam
pie wali sPFr lcCL@ furnished which
coutain the vtry bost makes and pat
tcrgs in select from. 22if
NJ. J. Bell, HAYS
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Mans Coat Lost.

Out Ofny wagon in coming from the
hospital down town a blackish blue
turning it to the Philip Hardware
store. JOHN ROHR.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-20
TRUCK STILL ON THE JUMP
Three Ton Alec Runs Continu-
ously for 78 Hours.

When the three-ton Alco truck which is
making 4 nonstop" run came into the
garage last night at 6 o'clock It had COM
pleted seventy-eight hours Of continuous
running.
In that time the motor had not been once
stopped. and II left at go o'clck from the
garage on It's seventy-ninth hour OF continu.
Gus running This gives the truck the
worlds record for nonstop" perform
ance for vehicles OF this type.
AS the run continues the interest among
the exhibitors at the truck show in Madi-
SON SQUARE Garden increases. They are
watching this performance very carefully.
and engineers from many companies. ss
we'll az inQuiring merchants. are keeping
careful track Of its performances. con-
,1roution OF gasol.ne and mileage per
gallon.
Ths trucks performance in this mon
.tor,' run is the more remarkable because
II wau not In any way prepared for the
Y.st Non stop runs for automobiles
have usually been arranged days and
v..ks in advance. and the motor has been,
IN every case. groomed and put into perfect
condition for the test Ii was not decided 10
,.art this truck on the long nonstop run
untu lar Friday. Tho truck Is several
months ola, and has been in more or less
constant uss. There was no opportunity
N 20 ovsY the engine or IN any way pre-
-.,. n Tor the test II was taken out OF
ths raxsge with very little oVerhau'ns
sad starred pr Monday noon
New-York tribune., 1911-01-20
CORNELL TO PLAY COLUMBIA
Promise Of Keen Basketball
Struggle Here To night.

CornelTs basketball team will play us
second league game with the fast COLUMBIA
fve in the Morningside gymnasium TO-
night Although the Blue and White van
ouished .her Ithacan opponents on Janu-
ary 3, the score was only % TO l6 II was
the only game Cornell has lost this season.
Columbia has won every game so far'
decisively defeating Princeton twice. as
well as beating Georgetown, Pennsylvania
State, Wesleyan and several OF the smaller
colleges. From appearances there is every
reason TO believe that a fast game will re-
suit.
y. Salisbury. y, and G. ". Dunn. lo'
were the winners in the two contests for
the TrUbenbach medals. which were decid-
ed yesterday by the Columbia swimmers.
Salisburys victory was in the fifty-yard
swim. and Dunn was first in the fancy dive
There was large field in both fixtures,
and I'm the swim several heats were neces-
sary. Salisbury won the final heat, swim
ming The two lengths of the tank In the
good time Of 81 1-5 seconds.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-20
WEIRD BASEBALL RULING
National Commission Appears to
Reverse Itself.

Cincinnati, Jan. l9.-The application OF
Fred Jacklitsch, former catcher Of the
Philadelphia club Of the National League
10 be declared free agent was denied to-
day by the National Baseball Commission
in a decision that upset baseball precedents.
Jacklitsch had an agreement with the
Philadelphia club 10 the effect that when
the club decided 70 dispose Of his services
and failed TO place him with either Ma
tional or American league team, he was
to get his unconditional release. but re
Gently he was disposed Of 10 tho Rochester
club Of the Eastern League.
The commission recognized the agree
ment with Philadelphia, but said that 1t
only held good during the hfe Of his con-
tract Of 1910 As this contrast has ex-
pred. the agreement also expired. accord
ing TO the commission. and Re wss award
ed 10 Rochester.
Hitherto the commission has held that
because Of the reserve clause baseball con-
tracts never expire.