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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-06
DERUNA not only promptly relieves

u ERUaNA not only promptly relieves
1 coughs and colds in their first
stages. but is equally prompt and eff
Gent for catarrhal diseases in the
chronic stage. 1t IS only reasonable
to suppose that less medicine will be
necessary TO cure slight attack than
after it has been allowed to be eone
chronic
Catarrh OF the respiratory organs is
o common ailment in Canada. There
fore, when Peruna was disacrer9d by
Canadian reople to be reliable
remedy Tor these catarrhal diseases.
il 81 once became a popular medicine.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-06
$500, $3.50, $500 to ,S6. SO

.ENE Shoe satisfaction in store for
w you. Sir, ii you'll come here for
YOUR Shoes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-06
4 HE MIDDLE AGED MAN
$500, $3.50, $500 to Sc. so
1 He Swell Young FelIou

comes here for Shoes because he knows
that we have Shoes to fit his minds eye
Shoes with all the new style features
worked 70 the limit-tle5 smart toes,
heels, trimmings, feathers, etc, etc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-06

Under tnis head from time to tIme
The Leader will print communicall
tons from leading club and society
women OF Guthrie, giving suggestions
for the beautifying and improving OF
the city. The women intuitively
know what locks the best and tneir
suggestions will be helpful to the
council, the park board and property
owners generally.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-06
MRS. SPEED ON CIVIC PRIDE

MRS. SPEED ON CIVIC PRIDE.
Editor Leader: | beg to submit
the following, giving my ideas on
methods productive of "City Bean.
tiful If the park commissioners
now doug splendid work, could con
troll vacant lots thus preventing un.
slightly spaces so often occurring
and could arouse civic pride in prop
erty owners TO the elimination OF
fences, unsightly OUT buildings and
rubbish, stimulate the cultivation of
grass, trees and flowers about the
homes, the work of the individual
would dove-tail SO perfectly with the
work Of the park commission thar
the result would be solution of the
problem.
I'm many villages in New England
organizations known as village i'm
provement societies exist. Each prop
erty owner upon the payment OF
small stipulated sum becomes a men-
Der Of the society, and agrees that
npon days indicated will join tne 9th
or member in gras cutting. tree
or other civic duties
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-06

THE HOME OF GOOD Shoes.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-01-09
HE POSSESSES
REAL MANHOOD
Life Convict Given Chance
to Work for Family, Pays
off Mortgage and Then
Returns to Complete
Sentence.
I ASSOCIATED Press DiSbdfchl

4
PORTLAND, Ore. Jan. S.-(SpcciaD
Given his freedom from the oregon
penitentiary last spring tlat he might
work off the mortgage on farm be-
longing to his wife's aged parents,
William Mack has completed the task
and reported back to the prison where
he will be confined as long as he
lives Mack gained the confidence
of the governor and impressed upon
him his desire to save his family from
want. The prisoners pledge was
given that If released long enough
to lift the mortgage he would re-
turn to serve out his term. and he
was as good as his word.
Mack shot and killed a bartender
in Grants Pass two years ago in "A
dispute over the price of a drink. He
gave himself up and his wife and
her parents mortgaged their home to
secure him trial. But Mack was
convicted and sentenced To life i'm
prisonment. leaving the family with
out support and with ruin impending
During the months of his parole
Mack has welded the blacksmiths )
sledge and his wife worked as cook in
a logging camp. The farm that was
ane. Now that the obligation is paid.
Mack returned to prison cheerfully
and faces his term with composure.
He does not ask for any further IA
yors
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-01-09
Hoffman and Mcnamara
Are Suspected of Hav-
ing Pulled Off a His
tOric Crime.
CASE HAS BEEN
A PUZZLING ONE
Bank Was Broken Into and
Currency to Amount of
More Than Quarter
Million Stolen.

Los ANGELES. Jan S-Charles
Hoffman. alias Charles Dean. alias
&. W. Howard. was arrested here
yesterday by Pinkertons. charged with
the robbery of the Bank of Montreal
New Westminster. b. c.. September
IA, declared to have been the largest
bank robbery that has occurred in the
last forty years. Today John Nc
Namara. known to the police of many
cities as Australian Mack" was ar
rested in New York on the same
charge.
The latter is believed To have the
bulk of the S2jS.00 stolen from the
bank Hoffman. or Dean, the Pink
ertons allege. has a long criminal rec
ord. having served in the saltwater.
Mimi. prison for rObbing Il Great
Northern train near Carlisle. Mimi.
in May. 1899.
According TO detectives. Hoffman
and Mcnamara have been trailed all
over the country. The former finally
went To san Diego. coming to this
city last week.
Six men participated in the robbery
of the bank II was not discovered
till Chinese watchman, who had
been bound and gagged by the rob
bers effected his escape hours after.
Thirty thousand of the money stolen
was recovered from the place where
it was cached by the robbers, who
could not carry all away. Eleven
hundred dollars was found on Nc
Namara when arrested. Hoffman had
twelve hundred Although the de-
tectives trailing the men could have
arrested them at any time the last
two months. they say they withheld
in the hope they would reveal the hid
ing place of the loot. Other arrests
are expected.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-01-09
TOLD TALE Of
AWFUL GRIMES
Ortie McManigal Tells Fed
eral Grand Jury About
Dynamite Campaign
Against Employers of
Non union Labor.
| .1SSOcidfcd Press Dispatch

.1SSOCiWCd PTcSS DiSPUCH
INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. S.-Ortie Nc
Manigal is believed to have told the
federal grand jury in his preliminary
story today all ne knows about the
completely of the Mcnamara brothers
in blowing w more than 100 open
shop structures in various cities o.,
the country in the last five or six
years. He was taken from his cell
in the federal building, where he had
been lodged before daylight after Il
secret trip from Los Angeles. Nc
ManiSaI went before the jurors after
his written confession had been pre-
sented i'm detail. That the prisoner
will be kept in attendance on the
grand jury for ten days or two weeks
is indicated by the intention of Fed
eral Prosecutor Miller to have him
repeat his confession orally and de-
scribe in minute detail his relations
with others i'm the dynamitinG eXpe-
ditions. McManigal processes To have
personal knowledge of at least thirty
explosions which destroyed viaducts.
bridges and other structures erected
~ firms employing non-union men.
His taken is To be taken not so much
to show completely of the McNa-
u.aras as To bring out the guilt of
others. if any. who gave financial
support or participated in the crimes
Many witnesses were heard today
from Tiffin. Ohio. where dynamite
was found in the rear of the home
OF McManigaTs mother
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-01-09
ATTENTION, BUSINESS MEN

The Arizona Republican will
soon publish new and valuable
feature in up-to date advertis-
ing which is meeting with pro-
nounced popularity with busi-
ness men throughout the coun-
try.
This idea consists of we'll
worded 10-line reading locals,
which will be scattered pro-
miseuously through the pages
of The Arizona Republican, to
be run in all daily and Sunday
issues for period of three
months. These advertisements
will be changed frequently and
written for the advertisers by
an experienced ad writer.
We shall endeavor in every
way to make this new feature
of the paper great success to
our patrons, and hope to have
their hearty support. Our rep
resentative will call and explain
more fully, and any contract
made with him will be fulfilled
by The Arizona Republican.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-01-09
DOES GOOD WORK.
The National Monetary Commission
Provides Against Capitalization.
I AsSocidtcd Press DiSPdfchl

| IASSOcidtcd Press Dispatch
WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-Althoush
the national monetary commission re
ports to congress today, the bill which
makes it effective is not complete
Provision to prevent holding COM
panies from controlling strings of
banks i'm the reserve association have
been perfected 1t proves that if the
same person. partnership or corpora
tion own more than forty per cent Of
stock in more than one bank, such
owners are entitled to vote the stock
o. but one bank in the management of
central organization. regardless of how
many banks he may control
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-01-09
Z MORNING JANUARY 1872
EMPLOYEES
PREPARE FOR STRIKE
Men Are Ready to Walk Out at a
Moments Notice, Labor
Leader Declares.
I [ASSOciafcd Press Dispatch

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan S.-That a
sympathetic strike of more than three
hundred THOUSAND members of tho
federated shop employees will be call
ed within the month. possibly in two
weeks. was prophesied today by Ern-
est l.. Reguin, president of the fed
Grated shop employees Of the Harri-
man lines. The strike. he said, will
include every road of the Teas. Rio
Grdnde, and Hill lines, and possibly
roads in the east that are members
of the General Managers association.
According to ReSuin plans have pro-
Gressed to point where only the
formality of taking a vote remains.
He said the roads would now be COM
PEELED TO deal with empoyes were il
rot for assistance received from other
roads.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-01-09
THIS AFFINITY GOT
INTO GRAVE TROUBLE
Japanese Offender is Ostracised by
His Countrymen and Finally
Driven from the Town.
Associated Press Dispatch |

OXNARD. cal. Jan. S-A unique
method of discouraging "affinit.es'' in
the Japanese quarter here proved
successful TODAY. Sunday. j Asho-
moto. prominent resident of the
quarter. elOped with the wife of II
Mymi. Posses of his countrymen
made search and the couple was
captured when about to take a train.
AshmOto was incarcerated i'm tenn
porary Jail, held under guard until
this morning when he was tried by
a judge and jury of japanese. He
was found guilty. and taken in dis
grace through the quarter and sent
out of town with a promise of serious
consequences if he ever should re-
turn To OXnard
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-01-09
Peerless Pettifoger Assumes
Role of One of Britain's
Most Sublime
Poets.
DEMOCRATS HAD
HARMONY DINNER
One of the Hits Was Made
BY Hearst's Charac-
teriZation of
Roosevelt.

WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-No party
where the coming convention should
be held. no partiality as To the nOmin-
ee for president marked the Jackson
day banquet tonight, which was at
tended by nearly a thousand leading
democrats from all sections of the
country. Senator O'Gorman was toast
master and has at his right Speaker
Champ Clark. one of the Missouri as
pirants at the right Of whim sat Alton
y. Parker. defeated candidate in 1904.
Beside him sat Senator Kern, former
candidate for vice president. who ap-
shall, the Hoosier aspirant.
At the left of the POSTMASTER sat
Norman f. Mack, national committee
chairman. then Bryan. between whom
ard Woodrow Wilson sat Newlands Of
Nevada. At Wilson's left was Folk.
next Pomerene. the representative of
Governor Harmon. Bryans entrance
was signalled by loud cheers. Wilson
was cheered several minutes when he
arose to speak. Hearst. who was Civ
en- rousing reception. SAID his only
desire was to help true democrats
control the party i'm the interest Of true
democracy. He said LaFollette be
longs To the democratic party and new
er will be named by the republicans.
He said support of Roosevelt would
make the whole progressive movement
He designated Roosevelt
as a very harlequin in politics. caper-
ing forward. backward AMI sidewise,
over every conflicting quarter of the
political stage. masked as 10 his real
opinion and intention and attired in a
tinsel patchwork of opposing princi
ples.
Garry ot a big stick but a slapsticll.
with which to make such a noise and
do no service, he is appearing uneN-
p, ctedly through every trapdoOr of op-
pcrtunity and disappearing acrobat
caIly through every open window of
time serving expediency. With Roose-
welt as the harlequin ami Root as 60
lumbinr. with Rockefeller a. the clown
and Morgan as the PantaloOn. the
whole progressive movement would be
come roaring Christmas pantomime, |
in spectacular tralsfOr
nation scene. where prosperity again
would dissolve into panic and where
and Rockefeller would be re-
vcaled and VIII street would once more !
save the country in order to divide ii |
between themselves"
Bryan, who came last on the pro-
gram. spoke on the passing of pluto |
cracy." Nothing that he said awoke so
much applause as his poetic peroration
quoted from Byron:
The dead have awakened-shall II
sleep?
The worlds at war with tyralts-l
shall l crouch?
The harvpsts ripe and / pause 20 |
reap"
When he had spoken these lines the |
banquet hall rang with "a deafeninS |
din Here and there above the oisy
tumult could be heard mingled cries |
of YES, stay asleep" ani You're still
live one
He continued the quotation when the |
tumult subsidized and then concluded:
In slumber not-the thorn is i'm my |
couch.
Each day the trumpet soundeth in my |
ear.
1t has an echo in my heart"
He characterized the movement for !
he greatest national reform of the |
and urged elimination of |
party lines that had been injected into |
he controversy.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-01-09
WORK GOES ON.
County is Still Digging For Evidences
OF Jury Rribinq.
I lASSOcidfcd Press DiSbafchl

tASSOcIdtcd Press Dispatch
Los ANGELES. Jan. S.-After ex-
amining several sworn jurors i'm the
Mcnamara case. in connection with
the allegation that the Mcnamara de-
fenSe had a fund for the purpose Of
bribing jurors. the county grand jury
adjourned today until Thursday. be
cause of the illness of juror Charles
CahOon. At that time. it is stated.
many new witnesses will be ready to
testify. The list of those examined to-
day included all sworn jurors. and
these passed for cause at the Mona
mara trial
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-01-09
WANTS A DIVORCE.
Adn,iraI's Son Makes More Charges
Against His Wife.
.iSSOcidtcd Press DiSbdtchl

[.1SSOcidtcd Press DiSPdtchl
WASHINGTON. Jan. S.-An echo
of the elopement which startled
Washington society year ago was
heard in the courts today when Philip
: Hichborn, son of Admiral Hich-
born, L. :. y. sued his wife. Eleanor
Hoyt Hichborn. for an absolute di-
NCrce. naming Horace Wylie CO.
respondent. II Is charged that Mrs
HIchbcrn and WyIe Travelled from
New York To Quebec. Liverpool. Lon.
doh. Paris and Monte Carlo and took
a trip up the Nile together She
is daughter of the late Solicitor
General Henry NJ Hovt
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-01-09
TAFT TElEGRAPHS.
Sends Message to Columbia Man Re-
gsrding Pease Treaties.
Associated Press DiSbdtchl

| [ASSOciated Press Dispatch
CHARLESTON, s. president
Ernest Richards. of Columbia Univer-
sity. who is here. has received letter
from Charles ID. Hilles. secretary to
President Taft. which reads:
Negotiations for the arbitration
treaty actually were entered upon with
well as those with other powers have
been temporarily held in abeyance
pending final action by the senate on
treaties with England and France.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-01-09
ANOTHER COMMISSION.
Crawford Wants One TO Investigate
High Cost of Living.
| ASSOCIATED Press DiSbatchl

| I.ASS0cidted Press DiSPatchl
WASHINGTON. Jan. S.-An inter-
national commission to investigate the
general increase in the cost of liv-
ing is proposed in bin introduced
today by Senator Crawford. The bill
provides for the appointment OF the
United States members Of the COM
mission The measure would provide
for general inquiry relative To-
wages. the effect of trusts. and the
Influence of the increased volume Of
gold. 1t follows the suggestions made
at the recent economic congress.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-01-09
PAYING THE FIDDLER.
TcoI of Smuggling Gang is Given
Three Months in Jail.
I T41SOci1fed Press DiSb1frH1

Los ANGELES. Jan. S.-Reynolds
Scott. 10. an engineer on the launch
CCmrade. on which "a Chinese were
captured in Monterey bay while try
ing To land from Mexico. was today
5, ,ntenced BY Judge Wellborn. of the
federal court. to three months in the
county Jail here. Antonio FeliZ. said
I" be the leader of the band of SNUG
glers. Mrs. Ethel Hall. styled queen
of the gang. appeared and their trials
were set for June IS. In default Of
bail both were remanded to Jail. 1t
vas shown Scott was but tool Of
the gang.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-01-09
THIS is ABOUT RIGHT.
White Slavers Get Six and Seven
Years Respectively.
Press DiSbatchl

I IISSVt IuItU ItNS I)FNYUItHI
SALT LAKE CITY. Jan. S.-Georgc
Rives. of Goldfield. Nevada, was SEN
tenced 10 seven years in Leavenworth
prison today on a charge of taking
Il young girl from Salt Lake City to
GoldfieId for immoral purposes. Goldie
Gray. alias RiVeS. was sentenced to
six years i'm the Lansing, Michigan
prison. on similar charge. Both
we're arrested in Carson City
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-01-09
IT WILL DECIDE.
Committee Will Say What to Do With
Defense Fund

[ASSccidtcd Press Dispatch
WASHINGTON. Jan. S.-Disposition
of the balance left of the uneXpended
Mcnamara defense fund will be made
at a meeting of the executive commit
tee of the American Federation Of La
Dor which met here today in its quar-
terlV meeting
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-01-09
HOPE FOR FRANCE.
Radicalism is on the Decline in That
Country.
ffSSOcidfcd Press DiSbdfchl

PARIS. Jan. S-COmplete returns
from elections for one hundred seats
i'm the senate held yesterday. show
net gain Of eight seats for the re-
rublicans and two for the republican
socialists. while the reactionares lost
two. the progressives four and the
socialist radicals four
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-01-09
RICH MAY ESCAPE.
Doctor Says Baby Slayer is Victim OF
Epileptic Insanity.
I ASSOcidfed Press Dispatch

I .IANUt fUItU 7 FtSN LISIUFt
SANTA BARBARA. Jan. S.-Dr.
Gilbert V Hamilton of Chicago. an
alienist of wide reputation. was on the
stand most of the day in the trial
of John Rech. the baby murderer. He
testified that Rech is subject to epi-
leptic insanity. When court adjourned
Rech fell TO the floor. taking the sher
iff with him.
There's evidence Of epilepsy. said
Hamilton. Rech means and sobs con-
tinually The trial is dragging and II
may be Wednesday before ii goes to
the jury.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-01-09
BARTiNE WILL STICK.
Associated Press DiSbdfchl

CARSON CITY. Jan. S.-Governor
Od6ie today announced the appoint
nert of II. +. Bartine as chairman
of the railroad commission. succeed
ing himself. The appointment iS for
three years.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-01-09
MRS. ROOSEVELT ILL.
Wife of Former President is Suffering
From Cold.
[fssOcidfcd Press DiSbdfchl

IHSSOCidfcd HJcSS DiSPdlLHI
OYSTER BAY, Jan. S-MrS. Theo-
dore Roosevelt. who is suffering from
a cold. is still confined tC her bed to-
DAY. but physicians said her condition
is not serious. II will be several days,
however. before she is up. Mrs. ROOse-
welt caught cold recently while riding
on horseback. and for "A time pneu-
monia was feared.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-01-09
CHECK ARTIST CAUGHT.
Man is Said to Have Operated on d
Large Scale in Detroit.
1SSOcidfcd Press DiStdfchl

SAN BERNARDINO. Jan. S.-Mark
TAYLOR. former contractor Of De
troit. has been arrested here charged
with forging checks for over thou
sand dollars in Detroit. He was traced
through a woman alleged 10 have
eioped with him.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-01-09
THINK THEY'RE SAFE.
Naval Officers Are Not Worrying
About the Torpedo Fleet.
.4SSocidtcd Press DiSbafchl

I-ISSOtIdtfd PFcSS DlSPdfcH
WASHINGTON. Jan S.-With the
torpedo boat destroyer Terry account
ed for the vessels of the second di-
vision of the fleet under Admiral
WinslOw will engage in search for
the other three little vessels. May
rant, Dayton and Mccall. II is said
there is no reason to believe the lit
tie craft are in distress.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-01-09
THE WEATHER.

ARIZO\A-Fair Tuesday. We'd
nseday unsettled probably rain
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-01-09

II you have money to lend or you wish
to borrow on first mortgage real estate
security, see
z. Z. PASCOE
10 North Center Street.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-01-09

Continued on Page p
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-09

NkW YORK. May s.--Fans here
today arc Specializing on whether
Leach Cross or Paeksy Mcfarland
will be- the opponent Of Champion
Al Woigast here IN June With
si1.b00 offered for a woIgast Gross
bout. CrusH aud the champion are
hagglsng over the rules to govern
the bout Meanwhile the Garden
club has offered $4,000 for a VOL.
Kaai Mcfarland bout. and Packey
has expressed his willingness 10
meet tho champion At any rules
woigast and the boxing commission
may fin The matter will be
straigh,onsd out when wolgAst re
turns East after his match with
willi. Richie In San Francisco
next Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-09

OAKLAND. Cal. Mar o. Howard
Morrow, Tommy Ryan's protere.
and Sailor Ed PcfFpskey are match.
ed today 20 fight 10 rounds ~ the
mIdfiawaighf limit here May -,
saoFrvw has made a hit on the
Coast with bis victories over Kid
George and lack Fitzgerald. Ryan
II toutinx his man a. the coming
middieweiEht champion. Pctros-
kay's beat performances since no
graduated from the fonrround
ranks In San Francisco waa his win
over Knockout Geo. Brown of Chi.
czwo hers some months ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-09
T|GERS " HIP
OUR GIANTS
BLAME GORDON STEADY AND
SEATTLE rs HELPLESS


Leaving Seattle and Tacoma out
OF the argument. the race In the
Northwestern league 40 far In pref.
" close. Yesterday Portland was
az the top. and Victoria third. but
after yesterdays game between
these two teams. their position Ia
reversed. Spokane was second aud
Vancouver fourth. but the Beavers
trimmed the Indians again yesser-
day, and their positions are re.
verxed. This dope h all on the
basis OF Vancouver being second
and Portland third though In real
ity these two teams are tied for see.
ond place. In spite 81 the faet>that
she was walloped by the Tigers yes
terday. Seattle still keeps out OF the
cellar BY half game.
o O O
Mn narrenkamp started for the
Giants yesterday. and blll James
finished. Neither OF the bills look
I'd good. and the Tigers had the
easiest Time OF their lives winning
10 60 4. In the meantime Blaine
Gordon was sailing along. steady
as clock. and the locals we're
never dangerous. The game was
practically featureleas. except for a
home run By waiiy In the last In.
ming. II Was a single drive over
second. but Il took bad bound. aud
Mike Lynch. knowing the game was
won. wasn't particular whether he
stopped II or not. The ball rolled
By and Waiiy went home. Pat
Moran and Leslie MAN did some
nice fielding.
O q O ~
Zig nill IAmlinc. Who pitched
some good ball for Portland In this
league last summer. was back In
the game for the Pipplns yesterday.
lie looked so good last summer
Walt McCredic said Il was the
Coast league for the big blonde. but
Bili didn't get going good Tits