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Arizona republican., 1912-03-11

FORGED SALE-MOrtgaSe is duo now and must be paid in the next few days, here is thirty acres less than two miles from the P. O. good soil, A water, house and well, this land is level and is ali ready to put in crop. it is also fine subdivision proposition, any one that has got a little idle money can double it here in less than Ie months. The price is $40 per acre. $500 cash balance good terms. C. D. Messner, 4215 W. Adame st. tr
Arizona republican., 1912-03-11
lN THs SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF ARIZONA. tN AND FOR TSE COUNTY
 OF NARlcCPA.

Ir thc Matter of tle Estate 70 lsr-
 be-ca BerSshire. Isryels-l
 Notice os sale os Esra, Estate at
 Frl,atr sale
 Not.ce 5s hcvrsy siNrn, that iu g..r- sllaHc. oS an vrieg og thr iEuht-r Court in and f,- the C,uDty es May l-orl. state es Arlsera. uslr oa -rs Gay or l1nulry ls,1 m tne ns5'rr cs ,he estate of E~hccca l;er N>hrr. jsccased tae uc,l.rs, sue1 the Al- u.iuiVlrator of ssle Estate vil Srn at r-lyltr sale. Co th- hslest e.1,.r, frr cash ~shfect Co Cu.t ru.ii,.- tE sad P-,ea,e C'ol~t. oH uF a-crg Saf- u-lsv. rhe 1stb dly ef NsrCh ltl-. at O. e-crsyk N N at trr Htf.ct VI. T L Presr1-t fsH...s s ana a N,l- llel lsull.7s Flssrua- Ar-..-- .r t.r Ctv or Fre.r-V u l-r sa- County vF 11a-.'rA Srats et Nr.sar.s tag ull-a Gl1g~ t.lS a vrtus u. De- Tr-e.telt. tlr g.-Ra.as -.srr.1.l I.al l.rsgerty. se-elt-
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Arizona republican., 1912-03-11
Auctions

c. O. McMURTRY-EXper H. censed live stock auctioneer, sell sales anywhere in the state at reasonable rate; see him before claiming dates. Am judge of values and get the prices. Office 15 N. 1st Ave. Both phones. If
Arizona republican., 1912-03-11
For Sale-Houses

FOR SALE-At a bargain. Groom modern brick house, built in buffet, lawn. splen1id shade, city gas. s250O.OO part cash. T. Y. K. Republi- can. bg
Arizona republican., 1912-03-11

FOR SALE-4O acres: the best dairy ranch proposition in valley; 25 acres in solid alfalfa. 15 acres in grain; fenced into fields. Page wire fence; good 5-roOm house; nice old shade; fruit trees, berries. roses, etc
 Half cash. Balance long time or will Exchange for Phoenix property
 Brights Realty Co., 237 W. Monroe St. If
Arizona republican., 1912-03-11

ADVERTISERS great state Of North Dakota offers unlimited op- pCrtunities for business to classified advertisers. The recognized advertis- ing medium is the Fargo Daily and Sunday Courier News the only seven day paper in the state and the paper which carries the largest amount of classified advertising. The Courier News covers North Dakota like a blanket: reaching all parts of the state the day of publication; it is the paper to use in order to get results; rates one cent per word first inser- tion. one-half cent per word succeed ing insertion; fifty cents per line per month. Address, The Courier News. Fargo, x. D.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-11

FOR SALE-l20 acres miles from Florence. Paid up water stock in new canal emitting owner to water at cost. Plenty of water. In barley 5his year. Good soil Fenced. si5 per acre.
 100 ACRES 2l. miles from new smelter town of Hayden. 75 acres in barley this year. under its own ditch. Old right and abundant supply of wa ter Si5 yer acre.
 1G0 ACRES, 2 miles from Hayden. . acres under cultivation. one-third interest in old ditch anu water right. S35 per acer.
 HAYDEN is the place where the big gest Smeltcr of the west is rapidly nearing completion. Millions are be- ing spent. Very little land. Cash market at your door NOW. F. A. Chamberlain. Florence. Arizona. bl
 FOR SALE-I have . acre all falfa rancn miles west f rostoffice on Arizona State Highway CYumI Road. excellent soil. finest water rights. I will sell in 20, 40 or 75 acre tracts. Terms made to suit purchas CT E. F.. Pascoe, 1l0 North Center street. t.
 BY OWNER-16O acres Indian school road near crosScut, good house and barn. Also 120 acres. 6 miles north west, z mile from Glendale car line. house and so in alfalfa. Either of these $l25 per acre if taken at once. Dr. John A. Lentz, cor. 1st Ave. and Adams Overland e32 if
 FOR SALE-HomesteaG, relinquish- ment. 9 miles southwest of Phoenix. Level and cleared. Fertile silt soil. suitable for oranges or peaches S15 No, lst St. 4-2
Arizona republican., 1912-03-11
For Sale or Exchange

WANTED-TO exchange Sl4OO. .09 contract on house and lot for vacant lots or ranch property. P. O. Box 562 City. bb FOR SALE OR TRADE-12, GOO shares of the Gryalvia Coarse Gold Mining Co. stock. good property local people are the owners. Address R. Re publican office. If WANTED-To list your houses or vacant lots for sale or rent. Also ranch and farm property to exchange or for sale Money to loan. Call or write. Randy anJ O'Donnelley, 31 West Mon roe St. bd FOR SALE OF EXCHANGES acres alfalfa about miles west of post office. now used for dairy ranch. Will trade for city property. E. l.. PascOe, no North Center st. If FOR EXCHANGE-Property in Los Angeles and southern California for land in Salt River valley. List with us for quick results. Marinette Land Co, 413 $. Hill St. Los Angeles Cal.
 If
Arizona republican., 1912-03-11

PUBLIC SALE-Tuesday. March 12, 1Ia miles east of Center Ave. on Nc DoweH road, or a4 mile east of Brill car line, commencing at 1 D. m. I will sell at public auction to the highest bidder live stock: l team of drivers, bay mares. and years old, weight 950 lbs: 1 single or double driving horse. very gentle, weight 1000 lbs; 1 single driver, colt cf registered stock. gentle, coming in AprH; I COWS, ? fresh and coming fresh tlis month; 6 heifers, coming fresh this month; 2 calves; 50 chickens Implements: l farm wagon. disc, harrow. l set of work harness, 2 single buggy harness. l surry, l buggy. 1 cart. and various implements too numerous to menSiOn; lawn mower and wheelbarrow. Fur niture: Entire lot of household furni- ture. including first-class organ, bed room set, several bedsteals, sanitary couch, 1 spring folding cots. drcssers. 1 book case, 2 stands. ; rockers, dou- ble set of dining room chairs, dining room tables, 1 glass cupboard. l kitchen cupboard, l good range stove, l gasoline stove, heating stoves, ali kinds of dishes and cooking utensils. fruit jars. ice box. 1 curtain stretcher. Mary MOllett. owner C. Q. McMur- try, AuctiOncer. bd
Arizona republican., 1912-03-11

DO YOU WANT to buy a pretty new home completely furnished from the owner on easy terms. Box 324 Re publican bd
Arizona republican., 1912-03-11

WOULD you like to buy a house at a snap? Owner about to leave town and must sell Address, Owner P. O. Box 995. If
Arizona republican., 1912-03-11
For Rent-MiScellaneous

WANTED TO BUY automobile route carrying passenger and mail or transient hotel. Write Box 536, Douglas. Ariz. bm
Arizona republican., 1912-03-11
For Rent-Furnished
 Houses

FOR RENT-FurnisheG- Ash land Place. consisting of ten-room brick residence and four lots at l153 East ..Van Buren St l.. l.. Pascoe. 11O North Center St. 3db
 FOR RENT-Eight-roo furnished modern brick. Two screen sleeping rooms. Plenty shade, accommodations for horse and buggy or automobile. No sick. Overland 22l9 4l
Arizona republican., 1912-03-11
For Sale-MiScellaneous

FOR SALE-SecOnd hand Fox type writer: good condition: s22.50. Call at Republican office and ask for Mrs G"ssage. if
Arizona republican., 1912-03-11

FOR SALE-Two second hand safes cheap. Phoenix Warehouse Co, Third Ave. and Jackson. If
Arizona republican., 1912-03-11

WANTED-4O or 50 H. P. Boiler. 40 preferred must be in good condition and stand inspection and be cheap for cash. Address Southwestern Sugar & Land Co, Glendale, Ariz. bg
Arizona republican., 1912-03-11
Professional and Business
 Cards

SPECTACLES AND EYEGLASSES CORRECTLY FITTED. HARRY FREEDMAN, OPTICIAN, 40 SOUTH CENTER STREET If
Arizona republican., 1912-03-11
Money to Loan

IF YOU WANT Co bovroS or han money See Boon about iL l-l N Ave. lk
Arizona republican., 1912-03-11

DIR. w. s. LOWE. Veterinarian, of flee r x. First Ave. Phone Red 3931, Overland sos: residence 1919 Grand Ave; phone. Black S592, over land 306.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-11
For Sale-Live Stock

FOR SALE-Brood sows and stock hogs. Herbert B. Atha, Esperanza ranch, miles north and miles east of Glendale. Both phones. If
Arizona republican., 1912-03-11
Wanted-Help Female

WANTED-Girl for general house. work. family of three. 139 No. St.
 WANTED-experienc cook. Io7 So. First Ave. bb
 WANTED-Girl for housework Small family 7SO w Pierce St bs
 WANTED-A good housekeeper in family of two. iO07 East Polk St bI
 GIRL WANTED for general house. work. Call Mrs. Wolpe. 1iO9 \. Cen ter. log
 WANTED-Cook on ranch. mildle aged woman preferred. Call at 2005 w. Adams St, ar Dublin Corral early this morning. Tel. Sub. 2O7. J Gar nett Holmes. bb
 WANTED-Lady stpnographer who has had some office experience on books. as we'll as stenographic work. State education. number of years eX- perience and what kind. and about what salary expected. Address II. X. M. s. Republican. blk
Arizona republican., 1912-03-11

MONEY To LOAN SIeoeoe iu suns of Sl0p0 and uP. Prank E Stewart. Southwestern Underwriters Co. Geoi- rich Block 4a
Arizona republican., 1912-03-11
For Rent-Lands

160 ACRES on long time lease. fav- orable terms to right party. John A. Lentz, 1st St. and Adams. Over. 623
 If
Arizona republican., 1912-03-11

IT WILL pay you 70 see w. M. Fickas for bargains in nice cottages. Just what you want. If
Arizona republican., 1912-03-11

FOR SALE-OWner going away will sell reasonable. new two-room house completely furnished on car line near Indian school small pay ment down terms to suit. Address Box 327, Republican bb
Arizona republican., 1912-03-11
Wanted-TO Purchase

We do printing-cards-l heads nvelopes-circulars, etc. Arizona Republican If
Arizona republican., 1912-03-11

FOR RENT-Alfalfa pasture, for cows and horses. stakei. s9.0O per month. Sl2 x, 7th Ave, bb
Arizona republican., 1912-03-11

AUCTION SALE-Tuesday, March 12th. at g64 L. Van Buren St. 1:3O D. m. Horse, buggy and harness. Jerse- COW. extension table. kitchen table. dining chairs, rockers, l sanitary Davenport. mattress for same. 1 chif- fonier, ] range. laundry stove, coal oil stove e burner), oil stove. oven. 2 rugs 9X12, small rugs. sewing ma chine fireless cooker. kitchen utensils. wash boiler. tubs. board, china and glassware, folding gO-cart. churn and butter mold. milk cans and pailS, car pet sweeper, chilJs E-Z-go cart, com bination game board, center table, half-high chair, span mules, harness and rig. many articles too numerous to mention J F Biehl. AuctiOneer. bd
Arizona republican., 1912-03-11
Rooms and Board

McNULTY RANCH-Health resort open under new management. Phone Overland. Ranch 72S.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-11

We do printing-cards-let ter envelopes-circulars, etc, Arizona Republican, both phones. If
Arizona republican., 1912-03-11
For Sale-Real Estate


 FOR SALE-Large corner lot LOOK TO. North part of city near car line. Snap.
 FOR SALE-Nice home on North Central Ave. large lot, modern house, good terms, low price.
 FOR SALE-Two good lots on cor ner. small house, renting for $l2.OO per month. Cement side walk in front of lots. For quick sale s1100. Five hund red dollars down. Good terms on bal ance. Costiey X Thompson. Real Estate Exchange. F w. Adams St.
 75tz@S 75tS #
 FOR SALE-Three lots in the West Lawn addition at a bargain. r. w. Wilson, ExD. Station. dd
 IF YOU WANT to buy or have prop erty to sell. see Boon about it. 121 No. 1 Ave. bk -. FOR SALE-Fine, S-acre tract close t3 Indian school; smal house; lots of shade; vineyard: etc; good terms: price. $3750.00 Dick Erdmans. 42-i4 North First st. bb
 FOR SALE-Watch Phoenix Grow. Groom modern house close in, s22J0. S500 below value. Broom new brick arranged for families. slGO0. 4-room new modern brick. walking distance, $l5G0. s100 cash. balance like rent. well furnished houses. lots 360N200 s5750, income s95.00 per month, this is a good buy. Terms and time to suit. Several small business propositions large profits for the right man. Open Sunday. NJ II. shelton, 2I5 West Washington. If
Arizona republican., 1912-03-11
Stallions Season 1912
coi. RANDOLPH-6e762.

COI. HNNUULPN-o9foE.
 Race record 2:25. In class by himself''. I6-I in weight 12i0. Sea son Sl5.OO. Chas IckeI manager Fair Grounds. Al
Arizona republican., 1912-03-11
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Arizona republican., 1912-03-11
Directly 2OSI.

The fastest horse and sire wes, of Rocky Mountains arJ Lou Kinney i7J65. ChaS \. Smith. Central ave and Culver St. over. s66c fp
Arizona republican., 1912-03-11

HERO BEN 5el0S-W glght ltOD season mile north cor. Cave Creek and Indian school roaL J. II. SDAjcl. owner. Phone Ranch 174. 4m
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-11
SPOKANE'S WHITE HOPE
WHIPS 'EM TWO AT A TIME

SPOKANE. WASH, Dec. ll.-Spokaue
police are wondering if they have in jail
q new and heretofore unrecognizcd white
hope" The prisoner gave MS name as
Johan Johnson, and his record was COM
piled by the desk sergeant as follows:
Bested two policemen in a fist fight
Whipped two lumberjacks selected from
a crowd Of fighters.
Overturned a thousand pound safe in a
downtown saloon.
Tore door from its hinges at the same
Bit heavy colo Hatch chain in two
Willie in a fit Of rage.
Required six strong men to hold him
down while being handcuGed.
All this took place in Spokane, but the
police learned from Johnson's friends that
in Helena it required recently fire hose,
throwing a high pressure stream, to pre-
vent him from wrecking saloon.
Johnson admitted in court that he had
"a few drinks" and was sentenced 20 a
brief term in jail for disorderly conduct
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-11
PhideIphians Gameness Pulls Him Through Rafting
WHITNEY GIVES SEIGER A TERRIBLE WALLOPING

in describing the first round I can
tell you the story of every spasm,
so here goes:
Seiger rushed out from his cor
ner with lowered head. A right
uppercut almost sent his think
tank off his shoulders. For full
minute they worked on each 9TH
er's body in a clinch, Whitney al
ways getting his blows in first. A
right to the head as they broke
sent Seiger to the ropes Whitney
followed fast and sent in rights
galore, first hooked and then
brought up Seiger covered and
took terrible beating around the
head. Just when it looked as
though Whitney was going to floor
the visitor from Philadelphia. Joe
would open up and fay away with
both hands. But his swings were
wild and Whitney always stepped
back far enough to avoid any trou-
bic. And as soon as Seiger played
himself out Whitney would again
take up the work of dealing out
punishment.
Every round was the same, With
the possible exception Of the final
one, Whitney fought harder than
ever in this spasm and had Seiger
weak at the final bell.
counted but five real blows for
Snfoar, 30 81,
lefts that landed on the body The
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-11
BERNARD TELLS TURTLES
TO FORGET ABOUT ADAMS

MEMPHIS, TENN, Dec. l1.--An eff
fort to land Jack Adams for the catch
ing staff of the 1913 local team met
with the following reply from Secretary
E. S. Bernard, of the Cleveland club:
Understand Adams will be retained
by Cleveland next season. In the event
a transfer We're contemplated it is
doubtful if he could be waived out of
the league"
This information was impaired to
Manager Bernhard by the Cleveland sec
rotary in a recent letter and means
that the local team must look TO other
quarters for a successor to Tonneman,
who will not return. Adams was a
member of the 1911 Memphis team,
joining Bernhard at the same time
Newton was purchased from Louisville.
Because of his splendid throwing arm,
the young Texan was a decided hit with
Red Elm frequenters. He unfurled the
flashiest line of pegging ever shown
on the local lot, and in addition was
capable man behind the hat. But Jack
wasn't so many shakes as hitter, and,
ike most catchers, who grow stiff mus
cled from continual STOPPING, could not
run the sacks.
At the end of the 1911 campaign Ad-
ans was recalled by Cleveland and last
season he caught a number OF games
Tor the Davis Birmingham combine.
one season Of major leaguerlng evil
IDENTIFY has made an improved catcher
Of the Texan. for In 1911 Jack was
WOefully weak in the essential matter
~ experience.
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other was a nice right hook that
caught Whitney high on the head
When the boys left the ring
Whitney didn't have a scratch on
him. On the other hand, Seiger's
face was cut and pounded so badly
that his best friend wouldn't have
recognized him.
But Joe is game and against a
boy Of his own style, say Walter
Little. for instance, he would prob
ably make swell scrap.
The preliminaries were bearcats.
The card opened with a four round
tilt between Kid Superior and Kid
Young. They are a couple OF pa
perweights. but they sure did put
up a slashing bout. Mike Saul
called it a draw and it was the best
decision possible, despite the fact
that a few soreheads howled and
groaned.
Billy Van was carded to meet
Tommy Lavelle. The announcer
told us that Van had iced pedals,
and as he didn't show up, Kid
Meadows took his place. Meadows
was not in very good condition,
but he put up swell scrap until
the third round, when his legs went
back on him and the referee was
forced TO stop proceedings and
award the decision to Lavelle.
1t was a large evening, as Joe
WalcOtt would say.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-11
By Left Hook.

a LTHOUGH , Frank Whitney
~ failed to stop Joe Seiger at
the Dixie A. C. last night,
the Fighting Carpenter, for the first
time, displayed a swell right-hand
punch. Had Seiger not been the
tough nut that he is. Frank would
have knocked him out in four or
five rounds.
Ii was a corking ten-round mill.
Whitney won by ten thousand
miles. He landed a million blows.
Seiger, outclassed, proved that he
is one Of the gamest young men
that ever roamed around this neck
OF the woods. He did his best and
never hinched under the heavy
punishment that was being served
him. Seiger was beaten decisively,
but he was a hero in defeat.
Whitney fought his fight with
one hand-his right Franks south
paw was fractured in a battle in
St. Louis about month ago and
he was afraid to use II to any eX-
tent Not once did he use a left
lab, but hooked the left lightly half
a dozen times. He never hit with
the back of the hand. Had that
lett been in shape, it's almost a
cinch that Seiger would have taken
the count.
Every round was the same, and
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-11
ONE OF THE FOOTBALL
DEAD" COMES TO LIFE

PHILADELPHIA, Dec lit is get
ting TO be hard job, but the casualty
howlers' continue to prepare lists of ac.
cidents which are supposed to have taken
place on the football field These lists
are more or less authentic. mostly less.
Among the ten deaths which We're at
tributcd directly to football in the list re-
Gently published was that Of Charles
Hires, Jr. meber OF the Haverford col
lege eleven. Now Hires is not only alive,
according to his friends al the Main Line
institution, but is attending classes. He
was injured IN n srdiron battle, but re-
covered. Since the Casualty howlers"
went wrong on Hires how are we to be-
lieve that the other nine were killed?
Again, we find included in the list of
injured Sc who sustained minor sprains
wrenchcs and muscle bruises. Every man
who has engaged in athletics-v golf ten
mis-. baseball and running knows what a
muscle bruisc is. Athletes usually refer
TO il as "chsrleyhorse. II disappears in
day or so-if the proper attention is
paid to IL,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-11
Bv Percy II. Whiting.
DAT FLAHERTY, formerly
pitcher outfielder of the At

DAT FLAHERrY, formerly
pitcher outfielder of the At
lanta ball club. mas realized
another ambition, He has landed
as manager Of the Lawrence
(Mass.) team.
Pat is winterins as usual in
Louisville, but he will so at once
to take up his new work,
Pat is an experienced and long
headed and ought to show EN-
something up in the New England
league.
THE ancient contention that last
years Southern league was be
low the average is likely to be
borne out by the small number of
Dixie leaguers sent up last fan who
viii stick.
The league sent up ten outfield
ers. They were Moran, HendryS,
Jacobson, Long. Stengel, Williams,
James. Johnston, Welchonce and
Johnson.
How many do you suppose viii
stick?
Moran has already been passed
back. Long will be sent back. Most
OF the rest of them will return.
The big noise is Welchonce. This
man is promising. The only thing
against him is the fact that he has
been I'D before and that he didn't
stick II is harder to go back a sec
opd or third time than it is TO
tackle it the first time Yet, now
and then a player does it with fair
success. Bob Spade did ii. with
nothing, and got by for awhile.
Welchonce batted .325 last year
and though he was with a despond-
emit and disorganized club, he stole
"a bases and scored IS runs. He
has gone TO Washington. team
that needs an outflelder, and will
get serious consideration.
Jimmy Johnston, who went from
the Barons to the White Sox, hit
only .296, but the fact that he stole
81 bases, league record, entities
him to consideration. HendryX
batted' poorly and is hopeless. ia
cobsen, who went with the Giants,
looked wonder until they began
curving EN- 10 him. Then he
showed his true colors. He will
hardly 90 in this league, much less
The National Long batted .266-
why say more? Stengel batted ,2s0
with Montgomery, but showed lot
of speed in the National and may
linger. He may prove one of the
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-11
Pat Flaherty, Former Cracker,
Lands Job as Manager; Has Long
Head and Ought To Be Success

wonders Of the Zack Wheat and
Jake Daubert order, VINO can bat
better I'm the National league than
in the Southern James batted
go, He's sure to stick, john
son, of Montgomery, made mar
velous showing while he lasted
and looked a world beater He has
a chance.
- PEAKTNG of batting averages,
one fact should not be over
Iooked-that Waldorf. of the Crack
ers, had the amazing distinction of
batting .031 for last season. In 13
games he went to bat 80 times He
made one hit. Netzel. of Mem
phis, was another honor man. With
los times at bat he hit .209.
Waldorf also brought up the rear
in pitching averages, with one win
and eleven losses, for percentage
of 0SS
THE Volunteers have a candidate
for a job at second base who is
wonder His name is Frank Lee
roy GoaIby He doesn't drink, he
seldom smokes, and his sleeping
average is nine hours a night Just
at present he is engaged in the
pleasant occupation OF working as
an electrician in a coal mine, Just
what The duties of an electrician in
a coal mine are is not apparent, e
but anyhow he has taken on enough
weight to bring him up to 17O
pounds.
DILL BERNHARD has picked up
- an outflelder to take the place
OF Kerr, who was such a fierce
fal-down In hitting last year. The
new man is Jack McCrone and he
was secured from Baltimore. The
Orioles landed him from Jersey
City, but his big work was done
last year with the New Bedford
club. Of the New England lague.
He batted go. The man is really
an outhelder. but he can do a turn
at first base If needed.
THAT ba seba.ll is paying, if you
own the right club, has been
demonstrated recently b" the pro-
batting of the will of the late John
T. Brush. The owner of the. New
York Giants was worth a million
and half when he died and he
made most Of it out Of baseball
AS was expected, the Brush heirs
will keep the club and run IT as it
was run by John T. Brush, with
John j. McGraw in supreme COM
man6.