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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-04
pos.-onicc Receipts Incren,e.

Post-ofilce receipts here for last
month showed gain OF nearly Is
per cent. over April. 1911, .Sdicating
the constant growth OF business In
Richmond For April. 1911, the re
ceipts aggregated s56,9S5.3S. while FOR
last month they were S65,475s3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-04
Mr.. STUART BETTER
Condition Regarded More Favor
nhlc Thnn ON ThurhdnN.

1t was stated last night at the
Johnston Willis Hospital that the con
dion of Henry c. stuart was more ia
vorable. and that he had improved
somewhat since Thursday. Mr.. Stuart
is receiving the utmost care and at
tcntion and while 1t Is realized that
his Improvement has been slow. his
recovery is expected. No one is per-
mitted to see him. and 1t is believed
that with complete rest and quiet he
Will soon be we'll on the road TO
health and strength
The inquiries which have come from
all parts OF Virginia for news OF '"e
DISTINGUISHED patient shows me p'ice
he holds in the affection OF ms
Mo ali Of whom are hoping that ne
may soon be able to return 10 h's
home in the Southwest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-04
TO unvc,I stephen. Tablet.

I tablet 10 The memory OF AIeNandor
H. stephens, the only Vice President
of the Confederate States. Will be un
yelled at the University College of
Medicine May 90 at o'clock. An adj
dress will be delivered by Congress
man William Gordon Brantley. of Geor-
gia.
A reception will be rendered by the
Confederate Memorial Literary Society
from 3 to ; o'clock in the Confederate
federaCN.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-04
Goes Rack to Roanoke.

Z. J.. Thomason, who has boon con.
nectcd with the claim department Of
the Chcssp eakc and Ohio Railway for
some time. has accepted a position and
IS moving to-day with his family to
Ills old homo at Roanoke. Va Mr. and
Mrs. Thomason have been active mem
h"rs Of Broad street Methodist Church
and are popular among IA wide circle
OF friends
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-04
IDENTIFY DEAD MAN
Stranger who Drnppea Dcnd Ia An
thony Mullen, uf scranton, I'm.

The body OF the man VINO dropped
dead Wednesday in tho Southern Raul
way Depot and who was said TO he
terday identified as Anthony MuNcu. Of
that place. a photograph sent to
Chief Of Police Werner from Scranton
was that ~ the dead man. and Hc
was quickly identified from il by De
tective-Sergeaut WILEY. His relatives
were notified. and they viii make ar
rangements for his burial.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-04
GRoCERs FINED
Hailed 10 Police Court for ifnvinE Mis-
branded Food.

+. {. Keck. Edward Schmidt, August
Simonpetri and Charles Il. Strang, all
croccrs. were each fined SO and costs
yesterday in Police Court for having
in their possession misbranded and
aduiterated food. Strang appealed to
the Hastings Court.
The case against William j. Tecfey.
accused OF "A statutory offcnse against
ot!. Mifileton, was continued until
May 10.
Hezzic stowe was fined $40 and
costs for cruelty to horse owned
10y T.. II. Massey.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-04

our Judgments on notes wer. on
yesterday ia favor OF McCurJv ..
Silence receivers of the Mutual In
Nestncnt Association. agai7s, me FOL.
iWg y"iig; ordway Pullcr. .Si1G.3e: T.. G.
80 o. e ~" ~ SIgl.25: L. u. Crcnshaw, Jr..
f"-'oo; CHARLES A. Brown. SOC o.;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-04

nc May term OF the United Sta.@o
circuit Court Of Appeals. which viii
open here next Tuesday. will be di-
vided between Richmond and Ashc-
vile. y. G. The Judges will spend
about ten days in this city. hearing
arguments and handing down opinions.
after which they win go to Ashcvillc
10 conclude the work of the session
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-01
HOUSE AGAINST
 THE COAST GOAL
Stron, Influences Brought to Bear on Congress Against
 Alaska Coal

Washington, June I.--Thr house does not favor ilIr idea of compelling the vrSSrlS of he Pa ellie fleet In use Pacific coast coal.
 \ strong fight Was made to have llIaI demand originally incOrpor- ai"d in tn" naval approprial ion bIlI. but II was nSuccrSSful.
 Yesterday wheu the bill was up Tor paSsagc an amendment was offered {" compel Inc use of Pa rilir coast coal. but in a vote be- fore the house the amendment was defeated. The coal interest s of the cast fought with great frrvOr lO prevent ihr taking from them of thiS source of revenue. u is lliS same influence that coy "rlly opposes the opening of the coal fields nf Alaska. using the argument of inferior coast coal IO prrrrni the opening of the morIh- crn measures.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-01

Tn" report of the special agent or the governor has raised a loud protest from the officials. whom he accused of aiding tn" lawl"SS mob. and of abrliing crime committed in the name of the NigilanicS.
 Tn" prosecuting attorney. chic [ or polio" and the mayor came in Tor a round scoring for illr ab- dlIrli"n of Reilman, manager for Emma Goldman, who was taken from q hotel 20 miles in the country and tarrrd and fcaihcrcd Many citizens arc beginning iC see the seriousness of the silu- alton.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-01
ALASKA COAL CLAIMANTS
 ARE ALL VERY DISHONEST
SECRETARY OF INTERIOR TEsrIFEs BEFORE SENATE COMMITTEE THAT NOT ONE CLAIM COULD POS
 PUT TO PATENT

Washington. June l.--Srcrr- lary of thu Interior Fisher. in irs- l1i%Ing brfor" the Senate Com mIlicr on Public Lands, says that not a single coal entry in Alas ka. under tho present showing of facts. could br allowed by the In- irrinr drparlmrnt.
 Tn" testimony "llrilrd Inc fact ihai the investigate into these entries were made very technical and nor" rigid requirements w"r" rXactrd of the cniryInrn i1lan wrr" ever brfOrr rruuircd.
 u iS thought that il will only D" matter of lime when it will br seen that the Interior depart
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-01
CHAMBERSAPPEALS
 FROM SENTENCE
Has Changed His Mind and Will Participate in the Coming
 Campaign

Nome, June l.--Dr. J. J. Cham brrS, who was found guilty of criminally libcling William A.. Gilmore, Republican candidate for delegate to congress, and sentenced by Judge Murane tO serve four months in the federal jail, has appealed from the judg- mrni of the district court and will br released on bail.
 Dr. Chamhrrs while under sen trnce and supposedly in jail. was elected a member of the terri torial committee by the Wicker sham faction of thr Republican party.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-01
JUDICIAL CODE
 APPLIES ALASKA
Attorney General Says Jurors May be Summoned by Way
 of the Postoffice

Judicial code applies to Alas ka. Serve jurors accordingly. Wickcrsham."
 Thus read Wire rrcrivrI bv United states Marshal II. K. Love Tuesday afternoon from Attor- ncy General W'ickcrSharm. And it can b" considered as an ini- pnrIani dispatch, for Inc law r,- f"rrrd to allows ilIr marshal in serve summons nn ihr original NcnlrcS of jurors by mail. Whru tn" names of the jurors bccom. known th" marshal iS empowered to send each juror. who cannot b, reached without cniailin- addi- ii"nal "Xp"n>r. a summunS by, registered mail. In getting the letter from tli" pnStOfrirr. Ih,. person will b" required to sign |, return receipt, which will b. uSe,r by the marshal as an acknowl- rdGncnt of the service.
 The law went into effect on January 1. 1912, but because of some misunderstanding in it's in tcrprrtatinn. the local office has not been aware of it's applica- ton tn Alaska until the message Was received here.
 Tn" new method will enable srrrir" {" be had at much less r"St than would otherwise be the case. but owing in ilIr irregular IfI"S and difficulties of mail Scr- vie" in the i"rriinry. il iS bcIirv- "d thai any Wiinr->re livir- in outlying districts and outside of tn" zone nf regular mail service VIII mol have iu an~Wrr he >urn mons. a~ tn" notification cannot reach them before inc date sci Tor lh"H appearance" in court.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-01

tu lildll.
 In the meantime Horace De Line kept guard over the cabin i'll which Matsu and kar lived, and at fl o'clock last night, wien the Jap made his appearance, he was placed under arrest.
 He was given a hearing on a charge of assault with a danger ouS weapon before Commissioner shepard lhiS- afternoon at 3 o'clock. MatSu is no stranger to the federal bastilc, having been mad" an inmate of that. institu- ton from Cnga, where, while in a drunken state, he attempted tC chew up a companion for some fancirG insult. At anThrr time he attempted to stab a man with a big knife for some trivial cause
 Tn" wound sustained by Kar ls mol serious and will not inca paritate him from work.
 Al the hearing held this after noon before Judge Shepard the facts as above gwen were elicit ed from inc witnesses.
 The defendant was bound over to appear before the grand jury in the sum of one thousand dol lars.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-01
GOVERNOR OF CALIFORNIA
 PROBING SAN DIEGO AFFAIR
LaWLEss ACTION OF THE SAN DIEGO WeILaNTEs IS BEING PRosED BY GOVERNOR HIRAM JoHNsoN--sAD CON-
 OPTION AFFAIRS EXISTING

San Diego. June i.--GOv. ITi- ram Johnson. who has had d special envoy in the city invtsti- gating ihr conditions existing as a result of tn" campaign cunduct- cd by the Industrial Workers of the World. and who reported that the So-call"d Vigilance Commit criminal than the l. w. w.. has come lo tn" city lo investigate al first hand.
 The governor iS now deciding whether or not Inc will call a special term of the legislature to probe into the local strife. Feel ing here is running very high.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-01
GAMBLERS WAR
 IN FRISCO TOWN
Gamblers Are Engaged in a Tong War and Blow Up Their
 Places of Business

san Francisco, June l.--Fol- lowing in the wake of Chicago, the gamblers have broken out in a war among themselves, during which several explosions have occurred in different pool rooms, but fortunately no one has been burt. Tn" war has called the at l"nli1n of the public to the fact that gambling is going on here an! that ih"r" will be a shaking up of tn" police force as a con- sequence.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-01
GOLDSTREAM Is
 BIG PRODUCER
Pay Dirt in the Dump Runs in Excess of Estimates
 Made

About a million dollars will be taken out of 9 GQldStrcam, the l"ft lInIiI bench on which John BIgclow is working, before the last foot of bedrock is cleaned up, according 10 present rSLi- males. for both ends of the claim ha\" been worked. while inc pay has been practically all blocked out in the middle of the claim. anh tn" extent and value of the streak is known.
 This "Stimai" of inlal prnduc- lion Is about what MrssrS. Brr- rH. Mrtiinn. Wood and Rigclow mad" whrn they purchased if from Walter King, although at ihal linn" they figured on q paw streak Inc length of the claim. or LOO feet. and about 900 feel wide. running between S3 and Si ln tn" square foot of bedrock. fl has sine" been diScOyrrrd lhai the paysIr"ak is practically GOO '''' '" '"' '' IIIf W NHlI IT or tnp claim. and iS I0wrr grade. rang ing close in S2 lo the square foot which means just as much money. although loss profit.
 However, the pay being sluiccd this spring will run much in cy- cess of S2, for the lower dump on This property is sluicing far ahead of expectations.
 It was estimated by Inc upcr- atnr, John Bigclow. that this low or dump contained SIIO,OOO, but m" owners report that the sum "f Si25,OOO has already been taken out, while about four more clcan-ups, including one that is lo he held tomorrow. will bc ncc- "ssary io finish washing up lhis pile of pay.
 Very little sluicing has been don" as yet upon the upper dump nf this property, although since Inc recent snow furnished some surface waicr, sluicing has been carried on during two days. No clcanups have been held as yci.-- Fairbanks News Miner.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-01
A VICIOUS JAPANESE
 ASSAULTS WHITE MAN
HENRY mATsU, WHILE IN A DRUNKEN FRENZY HITS HIS WHITE COMPANION IN THE HEAD MYTH s RATCHET
 MOUND, FORTUNATELY, NOT SERIOUS

Yesterday afternoon while Pet cr Kar and Henry Matsu, a Jap, were working cleaning a house on Hobart street, a couple of blocks from the court house, the Jap, without words, struck Kar in the head with a hatchct, in- flicting nasty scalp wound.
 u appears the two men batch in cabin together and do odd jobs of work whenever they can get them. Matsu had been drink ing heavily and was, as is usual with him when under the influ- rncr of liquor. in bad humor, when kar ordered him to do Sumclhing
 Without saying word. and without warning Matsu picked up hatchrt, which was lying near, and struck kar a stunning blow in the head and immediately dis appeared. The marshals office was notified and a search was at once instituted for MatSu.
 It was soon learned that he was seen going up the trail and an officer was detailed in pursuit going as far as Camp Comfort without finding trace of the want .
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-01
FIRST COMMUNION
 SERVICE TOMORROW
First Communion and Conf1rma- tion Services at the Catholic
 Church Trinity Sunday

On account of the first con- muniOn of the children, the morn ing service will not be as usual, but one hour earlier, viz: at 9:30.
 The first cOmmunicants will assemble at the Sisters convent at 9 o'clock. and will come in procession to the church for the 9:30 o'clock mass.
 All the singing both in the morning and in the evening will be done by the children. To en- able the congregation the better to follow and enjoy the sweet and innocent voices. the order and the words of the hymns have been printed on cards especially for the occasion. Each of the worshipers will receive one of these on entering the church.
 The evening service will be as usual at 7:30. It will consist of the cOnferring of the Sacrament of Confirmation, the renewal of the baptismal VOWS and the ben edictiOn of the Blessed Sacra- ment.
 There will be no Sunday school.
 On Monday. June 3. the Ursu- line nuns will celebrate the feas st of the fOundreSS of their order. Si. Angela Merici. A special mass will be celebrated in the con vent chapel al s d. m. The first communion children are invited to attend and receive holy com muniOn for the second time and Tn thankSGiving for the grace of their first communion. After InaSS he sisters will give them a treat i0 complete the ,juy of the feast.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-01

hirnl has been prrsrrlling inany "f il" bona iih,. coal claimants. with View of harraS>ins them io a point when they will urIil the country. Tlrrr are those who profess in h"lirNr there i- d ri- @anIIr conspiracy nn foot lu ulti- iIlhi"IN @hIn lh" pusSr>>iun of AIaSkas coal rrSuulrr"~ in ihr hands "r q small combinations.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-01
HOME RULE BILL
 UP ON TUESDAY
The Senate Committee WiII At- tempt to Reach a Definite Con-
 cIusion Next Week

Washington. June 1.-The Sen ate Committee on Territories will attempt to reach d definite con clu>i"n on the Alaska home rule bill. as passed by the house. on nrXl Tuesday. The fate of inc bill i> very uncertain.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-01
SPEAKER CHAMP CLARK (.,
 WIh8 RHODE ISLAND

Providence, June 1.-The DcnI- ncraiic primaries were held in ihiS stale yesterday. Returns show that Clark is leading Will son lhrccNo ono and will have the solid delegation of inc slate.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-01
GIVES PERMISSION
 TO LAND MARINES

Havana, July i.--Prcsidcnf Go- meg, of. Cuba, has given permis- sion for Inc landing of American marines, for the purpose of de- lending the property of foreign CTS. Conditions here remain un- changed.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-01
THE JURY MULCTS
 coNaREssMAN suLzER

Seattle, June i.--1n the case of X. C. Hastings against Congress- man Sulzcr, for services render cd on the cOngrossman's South eastern Alaska mines, the jury rendered verdict in favor of Inc plaintiff in the sum of one lhou- sand dollars.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-01
MANY AMERICANS
 FLEEING FROM MEXICO

Chihuahua, June I--Amcricans are leaving northern Mexico ow- ing to threats made by Gen. OrO- geo, owing, as he says, to the sympathy being shown the Ma dcro government by the United Statcs.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-01
AD. WoLaasr RESTS
 YOUNG JACK O'RRIEN

Philadelphia. June l.--WolgasI had a shade inc best of il over Young Jack D'Brirn in q six round go here last night.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-01

The regular monthly mrriing of lli" board of IruSlrrs of inc Epiphany church and Hospital of tn" Good Samaritan. scheduled for Monday. June 3. will br post r"nrd until Monday. June io.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-01
ROOSEVELT DELEGATES
 WILL DEMAND SEATS

Chicago, June i.--It is under stood that scores of Roosevelt delegates from contested states will demand seats in inc Repub- lican national convention.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-01
FLEEING AMERICANS
 GROSS THE BORDER

Juarrz. June i.--Firly Amcri- cans arrived here from Chihua- hua yesterday. lhc first m three days. They report llal Orozcn is holding Ihcm, using every means to driaiu Americans.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-01
PORK PACKERS
 PORK BARREL

Chicago. June l.--A special federal grand jury has been call "d io meet on Inc IOlh of Juno. II Is supposed io investigate iu- {" th" testimony given in lhc rr- cent packers trial.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-01

The regular monthly business meeting of tho Tillikum club will bc held tonight in Inc club rooms ai g o'clock.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-01
DIsBARMENT PROCEEDINGS
 AGAINST ABE RUFF

San Francisco, June i.--Dis- barnhcnt proceedings have brcn begun against Abe Rurf by tho Bar Association. Rucf is an ai- tnrncy of record in inc city.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-01

Phn"niN. June I.--.\i llIr Dem ncIHtlr slate primaries Spraknr Clark carried inc day over Wnod- TOW Wilson by vnt" of over four lO one
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-01
PAckEY MCFARLAND
 RESTS RAY BRONSON

Indianapolis, June i.--packcy Mcfarland won an easy decision against Ray Bronson in a lcn- round Eo last night before q fair sized audience.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-01
EIGHT HOUR BILL
 PASSES THE SENATE

Washington, June 1.-The g. hour bill, covering all gOvcrn- mcnt labor. has passed the scu- ate.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-01
ATTORNEY GENERALS
 MOTHER IS DEAD

Como, Italy, June i.--ElizabrIh Wick"rsham, mother of Inc at- tnrncy general of Inc United States, died hrrc afIrr short ill- ness.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-01
CLARK GETS
 MORE VOTES
The Montana Delegation is In- structed to Vote Solid for
 the Speaker

ButI". June 1 1.-The Democrat Ir Stai" convention of Montana. m session here. has instructed llS delegation in vote sulilly for Clark.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-01
THE CUTTER uMALoA
 l8 ALASKA BOUND

Baltimore, June 1.-The new revenue cutter Unalga will leave here for Alaska on June [, go- ing by way of the Sucz canal.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-01

". B. LeFevrc was n returning passenger for Skagway on tho s.. s. Northwestern.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-01

r.. F.. Ritchic has gone to Chit ina on short business trip.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-01

F.. r. Gray and Mrs. Gray re- turned fo Cordova last evening.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-06
Telegraph Sports.

Detrolt--Carl Carlson sets roller
skating world record IN championship
tournament, doing two miles la Gs16.
81. Augustlne-M Motor boat James 8,
owned by Charley Smiley OF Florida
wins southern championship trophy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-06
INDIANS TRIM THE
VARSITY BUNCH
IN GOOD SHAPE
NavajOs Are Too Fast for the
U. N. M. Bunch; Shut Out
is Recorded; Score Seven to
Nothing.

Playing glltedge ball ali tho way.
the United States Indian school team
yesterday afternoon blanked the Uni
versity OF New Mexico ON Traction
Park diamond. the flnal score being
z 70 0. The game belonged TO tina. IN
dams all the time, there never being
any danger that the boys from the hin
would start rally that even looked
like q bunch Of scores. PlaJsrc, who
occupied the mound for the Indians.
was master Of the situation at all
times. He struck out a half dozen,
passed two and allowed only three
hits: his men playing a wonderful
game behind him, only one error being
recorded Woodbridge for the Varsity
struck out ten, issued deadhead trans
portatlon 10 ave and permitted seven
clean swats az the pill, Woodbridge got
In Ead frequently because his team
mates booted the bali considerably,
ten mlapiays being chalked up against
the u. N. al. bunch. Woodbridge
slOughed the ball for three bases ono
time up. the performance being dupll.
Gated By Ayce, right fielder for the
Indians.
The Indian school team r. composed
entirely Of Navaios. with the single
exception OF Piarote. flrst baseman.
The team played together al last sea-
son, this being the reason for such q
splendid showing yesterday To-day
the indians played the Menaul school
team, which aggregation they defeat
ed last Saturday a 10 /. The Happy.
GO-Luckys are anxious to have a try
at the Navaios. believing that they
are the only outfit In town that can
give the Indians tight game. The
lineup for Yesterdays game follows:
Indian School: Teller. third base
Hardy, shortstop; Spencer, second
base: Piarote.. FIRST base; CHS Chill,
catcher; Plataro. pitcher: Ayce, right
field shlpIey, center field; zhuinan,
left field.
Varsity, Fambke. second base; Muir.
ply. third base; Higgins. sh0rtstop;
Gladdlng, center field; Lackey, catch.
or: Calkins. FIST base; Spltz. left
feld; FIN. right held. Woodbridge
pitcher.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-06
KNOESLANGUAGE To
GUATEMALA IS
VERY PLAIN
Secretary Of State at Presi-
dents Dinner Says All Win
Be Pleasant Provided Ban-
ana Republic Behaves Itself

(Assoclatcd Press Corrcsp0ndence)
Guatemala City, Guatemala, March
has not been oapeclal-
" punctillous IN observing isa oblisa-
tons under the Central American
peace pact oe 1907, and Only recently
Salvador has occasion 20 complain and
invite the good Offices OF the Amerl-
can state department TO secure her
territorial rights against Guatemalan
aggression.
Mr.. Knox evidently had this IN mind
when he delivered his formal address
at the presidents dinner tonight. Il
must have required some courage AZ
ter the kingiy style IN which ne had
been entertained. and surrounded BY
men who appeared 10 draw their
breath by suferance OF the host. for
the secretary to stand up and declare
In language that could not be mlspn-
derstood that the strict adhcrence OF
Guaemhla 10 the Washington conven-
tions was inseparable from any hope
Of future prosperity, advancement and
peace. These conventions provide
that disputes between the Ave rspub-
lies shall be submitted 10 the peace
tribunal at Carriage; that no govern
men shall invade the territory OF an
other, or permit within their own
boundaries the Quitting or revolu-
tionary expeditions against a sister
republic. The secretary said In part:
"Guatemala In It's position OF close
proximity 70 tho United states, where
there IL every ready an eager market
for It's products. and with It's dense
f,onulatlon orcunfca indeed an enVl-
able position among The Central Amer
lean nations. T'hls position will be
rendered increasingly desirable as
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-06
SPORT NOTES

The Chicago White sox have re-
leased W. II. Cenest and sent him
back to Springfield for more training.
Which latter he can stand.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-06

Barney JOY, the southpaw pitcher
purchased from Boston BY Owner
Cohn OF the Spokane Indlans. has
failed TO report. He Is in flawail and
COIN says he will outlaw him for not
showing up.