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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-12

The following story is told on Frank
isbell. former major league star and
present part owner OF the Des Moines
team II happened recently when
NY and his bunch were on their way
20 the southland
Secretary McMullen OF the Wichita
Stub SAYS II didn't pay much aueh-
ton 10 what they were saying TOT
quite little bit. but after while |
heard the visitor saying thing about
that - Frank Tsbell.'" and then I
began to listen. The fan was lining
lazy up as several kinds OF repro
bate and horsethief. and Old Icy was
siding in with him In everything he
said, even going a little stronger most
OF the time.
Most ungrateful man | ever knew
anywhere declared the fan. Made
all his money here In Wichita and
then pulled up and went OF some
where else 10 spend IT,
YES. reckon that's right. said
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-12
~ tSPP99NE 9dEHMN> X
PAlZER AFTER
JACK JOHNSON
Iowa Giant Camping on
Trail of Dusky
Champion

Chicago, H.. July ll.--"Sol Pick
in the Chicago Examiner, has quite
bit TO say about Al Palzer, who, he
insists. is the logical person to hop
on John Arthur Johnson and tear
the title. laurel leaves and other par
aphernaia from his dusky brow Mr..
Palzer landed in Chicago the other
day whereat Mr.. Pick broke out as
follows
Al Palzcr will Tight Jack Johnson
on any man this afternoon, tonight
or tomorrow IL you show him
money enough He fears nothing that
walks on two feet and wears boxing
gloves lie said so Yesterday and
there was CLEAN in his mild blue
eye that convinced MS It was the
truth.
Palzer came TO Chicago from Ossin
Winnesheik county. la. Only five
hundred people inhabit Ossin, but a
regular railroad occasially halts a
train there. The other day one stop
ped and the passengers learned for
the first time that the big, tawny-
haired behemoth who had been
aboard all the way from Chicago was
none other than AL Palzer. the con-
queror OF Bombardier Wells. heavy
weight champion of England They
looked out the windows and saw that
all of Ossin was there, except the
aged and infirm And the mayor
made a speech, the town band played
and the pretty girls waved. II was
a great day for AL lie left there
farm hand Now he can be mayor
II hc says so. Frank Gotch has
nothing on him in Iowa.
Palzer has whipped Al Kaufman,
Tom Kennedy and Bombardier Wells
of the men who were considered con-
tenders He is willing to fight Flynn
any time. but asserts Jim lodged him
last fall, running away from New
York to escape meeting him About
Luther McCarty, Palzer says:
"McCarty does not look like a
fighter 10 me. lie lbs a game leg
and should not be in the ring He
outmanaged Morris In their fight.
and understand he never knocked
Carl out The referee counted like
this az; 2-3-ffn'
From what we saw of Palzer We
think he has a great chance to reach
the top. though Johnson will shade
i'm II tey clash for ten rounds in the
east this year Later on II may be
different
Palzer IL part German, part Scotch
and part Scandinavian. He talks
like the farmer boy, but shrewdness
is evident In his derneanor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-12
TENNIS EVENTS
ON JULY 26-H
Numerous Out Of Town
Teams Will Compete in
Tournament

The tennis players OF Amarillo
have decided that tWo-days tourney
shall be arranged In this city Friday
and SATURDAY July 90 and 81. This
announcement is made after some oi
the players emerged from a confer
.ence. and the secretary In charge has
been authorized TO notify all clubs
OF this section as TO dates and place
OF the play. +, is expected that the
events viii be the classiest ever wit
messed IL the Panhandle. and every
town or community invited will be
asked 10 enter both in doubles and
Singles or either alone as may best
suit the players.
The tlought OF exclusion has not
entered ilto the preliminary arrange
ments. aud any and all who desire to
come may do so with assurance that
participation will be granted AM
pie fatalities will be offered In the
way ofcourts, grandstands. transpor-
tation and other details. 1t is the
hope q hose backing this enterprise
that it may he made an annual event.
at thii city as central point.
Il he expressed hope that the
1lubs fe pond with as little loss OF
time y possible so that details may
be ara ed for the accommodation
OF all NO will be hers.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-12

lsbell. He probably didn't have aims
when he came here. probably never
anything much In the big league. even
II he was up there l6 years or SO
mo. reckon not. lie probably
was mighty cheap player up here.
anyhow, and suppose he blew In his
money about as fast as he made IL !
understand he Is an awful gambler
and rounder
Regular bug. ! guess. chimed In
lzzy
Pretty soon the conversation waned
and after a bit the fan wandered out.
IzZy pulled of his hat and rubbed his
hands over his bald head.
"'Say. Mac hc said. did YOU hear
that guy Well. sir. | sure did enjoy
his conversation believe that Ia the
most fully correct and unyarnished
opinion OF myself ! ever did get hand
ed out at first hand. Wish knew
who my friend was I'd Ike to send
him a box OF cigars
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-12

laude. Tex, July IL, 1872.
Manager of Tennis Club.
Amarillo, Texas.
Dear Sir
We NJ zee thai you are goiug to
play son tennis up there this sum
mer " have noticed the towns
that are ding to play and will say
that We am TO enter the contest
We mend to beat everything We
play. w would like 20 hear from
you in rsard TO this. and Just when
You are ding To play.
iiopinato hear from you soon We
remain. Yours respectfully.
'LAUDE TENNIS CLUB,
ny T. NJ. SHAVER. Ser.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-12

Austin: A permit to do business
has been granted to the Phoenix Con-
struction Company of Hartford,
Conn, capital stock $4,000. This
company will build the power plants
for the Texas Light and Power Com
pany at Waco and other points
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-12
HOW TIP" ONEILL CLINCHED PENNANT
FOR OLD ST. LOUIS BROWNS

VY0P
when selecting all
%
him when bis pitching lie highest
the bumbhns Ansous White Stockings btterest
potsoaso' of the early days
20 OF my arm" John Clkson Arson.
OF depended
alleged ltreatmcnt
decision OF the umpire In the last ended the
the not
this suited him and the battle
econd
final October
Louis that the deciding battle
been wnged Cincinnati
GARRISON pitched haI
Clarkson
Comskey a % a
whose throw hH the hri"rs
and Wech taking Robinson fled
walked Arle latham ball B.ions
scored the tying when DnUmpe msig ne A. and ~
ira mi
proved arrpg I1 % l-5sns lat
the tenth inning when he singled and ci
out and Carksons
Tip ONclfs Ia 10
thrilling combat which has hr quarter century
Odtme fans 81 thu Mound city delight
Browns They
WITH al
he drove the ball left ONr
BIS long running catch that stopped q possible homo
Tho applause bad died Nike Kelly
terrific drive
T'N
.'ver1 hare b oNeH WOO had again iard after 'he ball
baI 'uehrl
m saved riIs Louis
,caa,a., Ia.sa H.ss,J
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results.
At ST. Paul &c. Toledo .
At Milwaukee . Louisville
At Minneapolis 3 Columbus
At Kansas city 9. indianapolis I
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prs. NcNcan> ant Mrather nave
. -moyel 'ho.- offices % siii, 81
. .v rrr.. trf.rr SstiJ
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-20

"z31sATCH LODGE NO. l. F& A. M
maSon,c temple. corner First South and
3TfI9nd TrIGnSi Eest Regular meetings second
sister lodges and sojourning bretbgen cor %
d'aily invited. E. o. Leatherwood, w. M. {;
A j. Lowe. secretary,
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DETECTIVES

MAYTOS DETECTiVETs Service. OLD
est and best Not q new concern. 206-
9-l0 Mcintyre. Phones 5S7. SOL
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REMOVAL

->,~~-~~->>~--~-c-1,---,~.,- ,.-~.(c- -
OFFICE REMOVED, DIR. S. EWING TO
residcnce. $50 East 3rd South. N26l
I G HEESCJ, PLUMBING AND HEAT
lng establishment. moved 10 259 State
street. asz
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MIDWIFE


KELLEY ICE CREAM CO. SHIP ICE
cream and sherbets everywhere. Phone
822S or address box 11l3 S2l28
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d f frr TRIBUNE WANT ADS TO
H tha, you In realizing cash for the
1ofna ~. are no longer necessary In
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go DIV cTlIL AND EXCHANGE
WE Bo i..o q n" Book store 10 H.
"a eoenp; 9o,,tn. Phone wnsatch 26lS. p26i2
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EGGS GUARANTEED FERTILE,
white Wyandottes. ST. 25 per setting. de-
livered. 3645 S. 2Dd East. Hyland 460-W
S182O
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CLEANING AND DYEING

SALT LAKE CLEANING Co, ia EAST
End South. Bell 3sSo. Ind. 1882. m2667
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-20

LYNDs CHAPTER NO.
!, Order Eastern Star
Masonic temple. Stated
meetings flrst Friday
each month. Visiting
members will receive a
cordial welcome.
j IENNIE r. BRECKON.
w. M. NELLIE T.
SPENCER. Secretary.
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CHEMISTS AND ASSAYER'


BIRD COWAN co.
100 South w. Temple. Boil phone ala
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IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR VACANT
property. Address Rib, Tribune. aI97s
FOR SALE. OR TRADE FOR CITY
property, nice stock OF hardware in a
live Idaho town, Mahan Inv. Co. 27S
w, Temple Phones IA. a9303
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FOR SALE
POULTRY AND PET STOCK

THE HILLS CUTR1DGE PoUI.-
try Supply Store, Moxum Hotel
big. 4th So. and State. We solicit
your trade with Il clean guaran-
teed line OF poultry feeds, Essex
Model Incubators. Hills Portable
Poultry Houses poultry machines
and sundries. a23I2
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PATENTS

.fATENyr ,,~~>-~>~~~>-~-~-~-~
de mNr!. INVENTIONS, REGISTER
"a, Esk or copyrights. see j. NJ.
@eIS block. ol24
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We W., EBNT -sToRBRooMs

ID ,orrlCE IN KEARNS BLDG.
"osatch 2l35. a211g
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THOROUGHBRED WHITE ORPING-
ton eggs, 50 per setting. 1171 f.. 7th
South. Phone Hyland S50-J. x1l70
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THREE GOOD BARGAINS.

S5500-s-room. 2-story red pressed brick.
fine basement and furnace. gas
heater. fine barn and large lot.
faces south on 4th South, near 9Th
East; this property cost $500, was
built for a home; the cheapest
large home close In. on the east
side, only built five years.
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ApsTRAcTs TITLE INSURANCE

I;TAH SAVINGS e TRUST COMPANY
furnish abstracts ana title insurance;
attend 10 all details In tran sfGrr.ng and
rl1ortgn ging land titles. CBpiral S260,Oo0.
235 Main, dSool
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PICTURE FpAMTNC

Plf,TIr,,rs - s>e-~--~~-~~~-~-~-~~~-~
e; oIc,uhE SHOP" b54 SOUTH
lry y'ee ma framing at moderate
\ a1t57
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S3500--5 rooms. modern red pressed brick
faces east on ! St. furnace etc,
large attic, basement, etc. lot
2iXl0. terms.
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FOR SALE
roR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SEWING MACHINE EXCHANGE. WE
sel all makes OF machines, new and
sughtly used, at lowest prices. We rent
Bell 1908 p29O2
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|. .ahLPAPER CLEANING

u papIr -c-~~0~~~>NON-~-~.~>~>~~-
q; eTnaH CLEANING CO. BEST
Dpypiv,.ienced men; prices right,
-as paper store, d3l7g
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SHEET METAL WORKS

~~-~-~>~-~-rN~~>~~~|-
COUCHMAN & CO. HEATING AND
sheet metal works. All kinds of furnace
repair work 2S3 south West Temple.
n222o
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EGGS FOR MATCHING FROM THOR
ouehbred S. c. Rhode Island Reds.
Smith strain. $3.50 for 1S. or 81 per 100
Inquire 515 3rd ave S2176
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poy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

LoDGDRooM. WELL FURNISHED. TO
~ oanoommodate 100 or more persons.
10 ranged To suit applicant, Inquire
Co. 3o7 ~ East End South ord uoor.
or phone 744 Ind. r. Hendrickson' re- re-
corder.
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HOTELS
FAMILY HOTEL
LADIES TAILOR


E CEDERHOLM. 15 SECURITY &
Trust bldg.-Ladies' tailoring exclu-
siyeIy. prices reasonable. asa
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PAPERHANGING

= - - -
.-.~S-1p00 mi, p00M AND FURNISH PAPER
&c sturm, shop 126 W. lst 30. io inu;
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SEWING MACHINES

~~~--~-~~~~-~>>-~>>>~-- ~---~--~-~~-~~>~>~>~~~~~~~
SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED;
good work; reasonable prices. now and
second hand machines on easy terms.
The White Is King 20 West LIST South.
o296J
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SEWING MACHINES FOR RENT OR
sale. 22s East End South. Wasatch
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FOR RENT
UNFURNISuED

nm,
ar DU kE APARTMENT, 4 ROOMS,
5tI' Ea, tEurn,lshed. $3.50 to $3.50. 44S South
w Has' o105i
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RuRBER STAMPS

SALT LAKE sTAMP co; %
cr " 3rd so. Phones 30l. az
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S225-And UP. a few choice lots. In beau
tiful University Heights. where the
future Salt Lake is being built on
the new 10Th East car line. close TO
new high school, $40 down and SO
per month.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-20

STALE BREAD FOR SALE CHEAP AT
NoSal Baking Co, stale bread depot;
c34SS
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WHITE LEGHORNS AND r. l. REDS
eggs for hatchihg. wa sell everything
South and 11th East. Both phones.
x2196
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE-IMPROVE

$40 CASH.
80 per month,
For the most beautifully located lots In
Salt Lake.
Fairmont Springs Addition,
18th South and 9th East
5000 TO s375 per lot.
On and between two car lines, Ashton
Avenue and Sugar House. Cement side
walks and water main III front of all
lots Have sold 5s lots in the last few
weeks. Have 800 more for sale. Many
new bungalows VIII be erected there this
spring.
This property is without question the
cheapest offered for. sale on the market.
Be quick and make your choice, Always
ready to show them, Call. phone or
write for printed plat.
A. RICHTER. 73 South Main Street.
Phones GAL.
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WHITE AND BUFF oRPINGToNs.
prize winning strain; eggs s1.50 and
50 for Is. 1925 Park st Phone 1904.
x1394
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MAKE FULL USE OF THE WANTS IN
getting In touch with realty that Ia in
the market. Owners and agents make
closely.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.

FIVE LOTS Oh ACRES) IN GROWING
town OF Payson. Fine location for coal
and lumber yard. VIII exchange as part
Tribune. a959
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WEST CACHE LAND CO. CHOICE IR-
Tigated farms and orchards In Cache
valley. 420 Kearns bldg a902
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BoOK STORES.


81 PAID FOR ALL KINDS OF
looks. Shepard BOOK Coz aVo oogsn1 o1
State.
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SAFES AND VAULTS.

COMPLETE LINE OF SAFES AND
vaults always on nand. \ few second
hand safes for sale. Write for circular
Shealy Safe & Vault Co.. Al p o. place.
o2S's
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PLUMBING AND HEATING
TYPEWRITERS
FURS AND PLUMES

~>~-~>---~>-~>~~~----~-~-~~~S
WILLOW PLUMES CLEANED,
cuIlcd dyed black. L. A. Carter Fur
Co. 2I West ist South. o400
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S220O-5-room splendid house. on Blain
ave, large lot, 65X140 and 16foot
right Of way, fine fruit; big bar
gain
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. oIoREROOM. FINE LOCATION.
speco 25x1lO. full basement: 500
nth. - So. West Temple. Apply
~ investment Co. sc w. Bird So.
ol6ld
Evening journal., 1912-07-12
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.


NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION-We the un-
~ dersigned, being majority Of the Board
Of Directors Of the Cumberland Lead and
Oil Company, do hereby certify that at a
meeting Of the said Board, of which every
director received at least three days notice
for the purpose Of dissolving the company,
and held on the eleventh day Of June, 1912
said Board by majority Of the whole Board
did adopt the following resolution.
Resolved, that in the judgment Of this
Board il is advisable and most for the
benefit of the Cumberland Lead Oil Com
pany, that the same should be forthwith
dissolved, and TO that end, and in conform
ity with the statute il is ordered that a
meeting Of the stockholders be held on 22nd
day Of July. 1912. at 1.3O p NJ. at the
Office Of the Cumberland Lead & Oil Com
pahy, located at Room sos Maryland Tele-
phone Building Baltimore, Nd.
(Signedl Joseph Schreiber Frank Herbert
Joseph Schamberger, John A. Schilpp, Al
binus Schuck. in l9-26-july BIO
Evening journal., 1912-07-12
Amateur Leagues Promise Lively Games

New Castle VS.. Fort DUPONT. at
New Castle.
Marshallton vs. Pullman, at Mar
shallton.
'Madison VS.. Highland. at Horse
Show Park.
managers say game will not be
played.
A week Of excitement being about
over the Semi-Prof. League will re-
sumo baseball action tomorrow. The
army men greatly pleased with the
outcome of this weeks meeting will
endeavor to shoot baseball in army
style into the Rivermen.
New Castle fans are pleased to see
the soldiers in the league and Sat
urday's game should see a large
crowd. The league will meet on
Monday night to adjust its differ.
ences over the Fort DuPont-Penns.
grove situation.
Pullman, the team that surprised
MaT5hailton the last time will try e
repeat Big Bill Crouch's team seem.
unbeatable and Hastings may be dis
appointed.
According to President Alex, Higl
land and Madison, the grand ole
rivals OF the league, will meet a
Horse Show Park. Manager Moore
however, announces that he ant
Manager Mckinney have asrUed T.
postpone this game until tho contro
versy in the league over Fcit Du
Pont-Pennsgrove is settled. Highland
playing at Pennsgrove tomorrow.
President Alex has made these um
Rire assignments.
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LIST OF puRLIC SALES.

July 11--Sale Of Furniture, etc. 1905
Washington St.. at 10 o'clock a.
m; Security Trust & Safe De-
posit Co. Stidham & Son, Aucts.
July 12-Sale of Real Estate at Court
House for w. II. Lyman, atty, at
IL o'clock a. m. Stidham & Son,
Aucts.
July 12-Entire contents of a Hand
some residence, consisting of
Fine Furniture, Rugs, Bric-a-
Brac. Upright Piano, etc, will be
sold at Stidham e. Sons Auction
Store, Ill East 4th ST., at 1
o'clock p m. See this paper for
ad OF sale. Stidham & Son, Aucts.
July Sale of 5-passenger Ford
Touring Car, Model B. Sold al
Stidham & Sorfs Auction Store
Ill East 4th St., at 1890 a. m
rtidham Son, Aucts.
Evening journal., 1912-07-12

The Old Swedes boys went all the
way TO Smyrna TO get licked.
Evening journal., 1912-07-12

The Office employees of the Pusey
and Jones Company will give a river
picnic tomorrow, on the motor yacht
''Millville," which will leave the COM
pany's wharf at 1.45 o'clock, and Fem
tons Beach will probably be the des-
tination where the following pastimes
will be INDUCED in:
Baseball, throwing ball, quoits
high jump, broad jump, running race
bathing, swimming race and canoe
racing. Trophies will be awarded &c
the winners in each event. A band
will accompany the party. and the
Pusey and Jones Quartette will sing
Supper will be served at $50 O'Clock
"kale" Belle will be steward
Evening journal., 1912-07-12
SEMI MANAGERS
DEFEND THEMSELVES

Sporting Editor of THE EVENING
JOURNAL:
Sir-It seems by the continual
knocks in the daily papers that the
Semi League managers are crooked
and thin skinned. But l think you
will agree with me that this is not so.
1t takes team from 1890 in the af-
ternoon until o'clock at night to go
. to Delaware City. play ball and get
back. We know Delaware City treats
the teams right. but there is nothing
in pocket for the teams, and the play
'ers have refused to make the trip
What are the managers going to do?
We hold nothing against Fort DUPONT
or it's representative, but Pennsgrove
gives a team 20 over expenses and
we get there and back in one hour.
Doesn't it look the better PROPOSE
tion? We understand Mr.. Ball is
friendly with President Abrahams,
but we are for Pennsgrove and will
get them into the league.
There is another phase of the fight
that has not been brought out. When
Imperial dropped out of the league
three teams, including Fort DUPONT,
wanted to get in. President Abrahams
rejected two city teams and admitted
Fort dupont. After he had done so
he informed the league managers,
who of course had to ratify his action
afterward or drop a Saturday game.
Since the league president says he is
fighting for a square deal and for the
observance Of the league rule We ask
did he give us a square deal when
he admitted Fort DUPONT against our
wishes, and did he live up to the rules
by admitting the team on his own vo-
lition.
The managers OF the Semi-Profes-
Eional League teams are good sports.
They represent the best amateur base
ball talent in the city, and as they
are in the sport to make at least ex-
penses they intend to keep a profit
able team in the league, since they
agreed to admit IT, while only the
president engineered the Fort DUPONT
deal and compelled his managers TO
endorse his action.
-Four Of the team managers are for
Pennsgrove. There is no intention to
oust New Castle, as they were regu-
larry elected to membership In the
league We do not believe Fort du-
Pont was.
Respectfully,
Manager.
Evening journal., 1912-07-12
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Evening journal., 1912-07-12
MESTTIELn .COMES ON.

The Westfield Athletic Club would
like to receive challenges from any
fast Is or q year old team. Ad-
dress challenges to j. w. Myers.
manager. No. 60S Christiana street.
The lineup follows: ]. Anderson.
IS; c, Jones. rf; e. Poters, cf; j.
Cossion, 3b; J. Stokes, 1b; c. Brown,
2b; L. Tones, If; w. Myers, C; Willie,
p; G. Emerson, p; J. Hall, D. G. w
Brown, president; J. w. Myers, vice
president, and J. Stokes, treasurer.
Evening journal., 1912-07-12
STATE OF EDWARD B. RICHARDSON,
POULTRY.

II HATCH YOUR EGGS.
Why worry with hens and broken eggs
vhsn ne wl;i hatch them for you in our
mammoth incubator for two l2) centg
apiece. or better still We can sell you
nay OLD CHICKS OR MATCHING EGGS
bred and selected from a strain Of S. G.
White Leghorns noted for heavy laying Of
large white eggs. We guarantee delivery
Of our day old chicks and Matching eggs.
Dav old chicks $1,000 per 100.
Patching eggs $500 per 100.
BELMONT POULTRY FARM.
SMYRNA. DELAWARE.
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