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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1912-05-04

| Vulcanizing at Gemberling's.
Henry Welcome is over from
Drewsey.
Florsheim Shoes are the best
we carry them.
SCHENK & WILLIAMS.
T. Mcdonald has gone out to
Portland and other points. He
will be absent two weeks.
See The Inland Empire Realty
Co. in regard to your Real Estate
or Government Land Business.
You should inspect the fine as
sortment of Wall Paper at Luna
burg. Dalton & Co.'S.
Potatoes both for table use and
seed Grant Sturtevant, ut the
flour mill.
Platt Randall left Thursday for
Portland where he goes on busi-
ness to be absent ten days or two
weeks.
Woman's day; woman general;
women captains: The Female of
the Species will boss the job;
Friday, May 10th.
Clay Clemens mill is the near
est one to Burns where all kinds
of lumber both rough and dress
ed can be had. Near Canyon
road. Call him by phone.
II. X. Donnelly and c. b. Nc
Connell have gone over to Silves
Creek to have a look at the water
which is higher this year than
for the past four years.
Phone us at our expense any
business you may have, FIRE IN
surance, Listings. Homestead
Matters, Etc. Phone 2l4.
INLAND EMPIRE REALTY Co.
Burns. Oregon.
We believe that THE CREDIT
SYSTEM was the cause of Mont
gomery Ward q Co. success. Did
they credit? No. they saw your
money before they wrapped up
the goods. This drove the cash
trade to them and the credit busi-
ness to the local merchant.
LUNABURG. DALTON & Co.
AT meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the First National Bank
last Saturday, the surplus was
again increased Sc, 600 making it
now $4,000. This is an excel
lent showing for that institution
and il brings it up to very sat
isfactory standing in comparison
with other banks throughout the
Northwest.
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COUNTY COURT.

County court has been in ses-
sion since Wednesday with Judge
Thompson and both commission
ers Smyth and Sylvester present.
The following business has been
disposed Of up to this morning:
Petition of VIM. Hanley, Chas.
Beckley and others for a road
from Narrows to Catlow Valley,
ordered viewed and surveyed.
Petition John Rusek and others
for a road ordered viewed and
surveyd.
Reports of road masters all ap-
proved.
Oliver McCarty granted a
license to sell liquor in DEMO
precinct.
II. l.. Hart granted a license
to sell liquor in Alvord precinct.
Geo. Alwell granted license
to sell liquor in Lawen precinct.
Report of viewers on Frank
Clerf, o. S. Preston and A. B.
Whitney roads approved.
A. j. Johnson appointed Justice
of the Peace in Pine creek pre-
cinct.
c. +. Saloman appointed just
ice of the Peace in Catlow pre-
cinct.
Taxes enormously collected re-
funded to Rose Kern, j. w.
Shown. Claud Smyth, Carroll
Cecil, j. M. McMuilen, Frank II.
Clerf and Charles Altschul.
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Acting under the instructions
from Governor West. all the
swamp land belonging to the
State of Oregon will be selected
as soon as possible.
Any one having information
regarding the location or condi-
ton of such land will kindly con-
fer with me. Such information
will be of much value to the land
department.
T. A. RINEHART,
State Land Agent.
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Clean Up Day

Continued cool and inclement
weather has delayed the much
talked of Cleanup Day. This
should not dampen the enthusi-
asm, however, for the necessity
of the movement still exists. II
is no knock" on a town TO an
nounce that the citizens are going
TO combine in a general individual
and public renovation of the
city. On the contrary it proves
a progressive. wide-awake spirit
and interest, and shows that we
intend to keep right up to the
standards Of other communities
as TO appearance and in safe
guarding our natural healthful
conditions.
All will agree that all garbage
and accumulated waste matter
should be removed. First, be-
cause it will improve the appear
ance of our city. Many strangers
will visit Burns this summer and
will be influenced by the impress
sions they receive in viewing
our general appearance of thrift.
Second, the removal of dry
weeds. paper and combustible
matter will greatly reduce the
fire hazard, and third. but most
important. will be the improved
sanitary condition TO be brought
about and insured by clearing
away all decayed and offensive
garbage, which is a constant
menace to health.
We have an ordinance making |
the accumulation of garbage a
nuisance. requiring its abate-
ment by its removal by each in
dividual property owner from his
premises and abutting streets,
and providing adequate punish
ment for its violation. The Mayor
has declared that this ordinance
must be enforced. Further ac-
ton should not be necessary as
each property owner should show
his civic pride and take care of
his own premises. Then the pub
lie will gladly join in putting on
the finishing touches and TAX
ing care of the public grounds,
and vacant properties and ad-
joining streets.
As announced elsewhere, Fri
day. May 10th, is the date for
the big public frolic. Everybody
join in the movement, set an ex-
ample, and clean up your own
yards prior to that date. and
then be ready to join the white
squad, and serve one day un-
der the leadership of our good
looking and energetic lady cap
tains Good coffee and a big
feed for every person with a
shovel. grubing hoe or rake.
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Dry slab and pine wood So. SO
and 800 per cord, cash only at
Lumber yard.
Supt. Gilcrest of the p. l.. s.
Co. arrived here last night from
trip to San Francisco and a
tour Of the company's ranches in
Nevada.
For SALE Wood or posts in
the timber, or here in town.
Leave orders at Lunaburg. Dal-
ton Co. or Schwartz's. Satisfac-
tion guaranteed.
FRANK JACKSON. ,
T.. T.. Owsley and Harry Howell
hold the record as freighters be-
tween Burns and Bend, making
the initial trip there and back in
twenty-one days. encountering
weather and roads that were any
thing but encouraging. Between
them they had six wagons and
% horses, the tonnage delivered
to Burns totaled about 26 tons.
Mr. 0wsley claims that under the
most unsatisfactory conditions
they have set a pace for the auto
trucks carrying freight for it
would take nine trucks hauling 3
tons each to haul this amount of
freight; or one truck making one
trip a week 8 weeks, or three
trucks making one trip a week
3 weeks. The only drawback
for wagons between Burns and
Bend Mr.. Owsley claims is the
distance between watering g
places.
Now is the time to get rid of
your rheumatism. You can do
it by applying Chambarlain's =
Liniment and massaging the
parts freely at each application.
For sale by all dealers.
Job printing The Times-Herald
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Watch Burns Grow.

"The Broken Violin" n comedy
drama in four acts is the closing
bill of the Margaret Hes Co. to-
morrow night at Tonawama.
This is a fine, clean play, with II
good moral. and one people are
sure to appreciate.
Earl Myers, a horse breaker at
the Island ranch was kicked by
a horse last Sunday which shat
tered the bone of his leg in q
very bad way. He is in the city
under the care Of physicians who
fear an operation may yet be
necessary to remove the shatter-
ed portions.
Lame back is usually caused by
rheumatism Of the muscles of the
back, for which you will find no
thing better than Chamberlain s
Liniment. For sale by all deal
ers.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
SlrEp STATES LANp oFFicE

VNIrKp STATES IANn OFFlCE
Burns, oregon. April q. 1912
Notice Is hereby given that Van n. Embrec OF
Burns, oregon, who on May \. 1906, madt
. Homestead EntrN No. 2GGb, serial No. OlpNO, fnI
Swl. SMi. Sec. -, 4. 2iS., ~ e., NJ, NV
Ski. NWl., Section 4. Township % =. Range 81
h.. Willamette Meridian, has died notice ol
intention 20 make nnAl hve-yeAt Proof 10 es
tablish claim "a the lHud above described, be
lore the Register and Rece yer, at hurus, ore
gon, ON the ssth day Of May. 1872.
Claimant names NJ witnesses:
clyde Embree, John X, Gould, Joseph uill
aud John worl1w, all OF Burns, oregon.
NA. FARRE. Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Burns, Oregon, Apftl "a, lql

UNITED sTATES LAND OFFICE,
Burns, oregon, Aptil "a, l9l2i
Notice 10 hereby given that clyde EmhTee, OF
burma, oregon, who, on Move Der q. ltOa m ade
Homestead entry No. 2hG6, Serial No ulaii for
shNEla aud N'sSE', section I, Township
% T.. Range 81 r., Willamette Meridian, has
hled notice OF Intention to make Final Five
Year Proof, To establish claim to the laud above
described before the Register ana Receiver.
at Burns. Oregon, ON the 18th day OF May, 1917
Claimant names as witnesses
Van II. kmbrre, John 4. Gould, Joseph Nm,
John Worlow, all of Burns, Oregon.
WM. FARRE, Register
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rrtu OdkeTTlan is III tne city
, from his Silver creek home.
We are informed Alva Springei
has placed an order for a fine
So, 600 Cadillac auto.
The young people enjoyed q
social dance after the show last
night.
A. c. Linch was up from Mar
rows the fore part of the week
on business.
Sidney Comegys, the democra-
tic nominee for sheriff. was in
the city during the week.
Barred Plymouth Rock and
Minorca eggs 81 per setting of
10 Mrs. w. +. Huston.
Geo. Smyth arrived home from
Portland on Friday of last week
with a fine new Cadillac car.
Gene Dickenson and wife were
in from the Lawen neighborhood
the fore part Of the week on land
business. ,
James Dillon and bride were
in the city for several days this
week guests at the home of Mrs.
David Carey.
Reatos for sale. all sizes and
engths. price 20 cents per foot.
Any one desiring Reatos address
w. A. Ford Of J. o. Alberson.
Alberson. Oregon.
A $40 WHITE SEWING MA
CHINE TO BE GIVEN AWAY
AT SCHWARTZ'S. READ
THE AD.
Archie MCGOWAN the Land
Man wants a little confidential
chat with you about anything
you have TO sell.
Hamp Officer was here for a
few days this week looking for
some cattle. He wanted some
beef stuff.
Rough and dressed lumber of
all kinds now on hand at the
Williams Bros. Saw Mill. Rough
lumber $l5 per thousand.
Howard Kellogg has developed
n case of smallpox and has been
quarantined. The health officers
are watching and it is likely the
disease will not spread. =
Miss Martha Hanley arrived
here last Sunday evening, hav-
ing come to nurse Mrs. Alex.
Hanley and assist in caring for
the twin girls.
STRAYED Durham cow, bar c
bar on left hip, knot on right
front knee, right hind foot has
been frozen. Leave word at this
Office or McHose.
Silves River is overhowing its
banks and the flood water is
greater than for several years.
1t has put the -four mill power
out of commission and therefore
the city is without electric lights.
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News.

Nu'tas|it|Nk mt Gemberling' 8,
IN l'6I .|l is up from Lawen
II h bssIn<s
In2fIn4 md Pressing neatly
done hS |IENK & WILLIAMS.
w Nson and Bert Porter
waEe n fn|h Sunset yesterday.
SID |D McGowan the Land
man ahe''t
q A Iafno ssock of wall paper at
4 Lunai|1I&. Dalton a Co.'S.
I'ehd Ihis page what Luna
h,sfn. slsi & Co. believe.
INler and wife were
asn.is,N Hnf Visitors from Sunset
0f nnting; good music; free
luIfeIs i.'fely contests Friday.
May lHtA the big clean up day.
MITE SEWING MA
f'}i no BE GIVEN A WAY
A ifWARTZ'S. READ
Y1iE AID.
Atz4afning comedy is the bill
to BE nftHuced by the Margaret
Iles {& tonight at Tonawama.
IL II 81 laugh.
fs ;so. Sizemore, agent, for
Vict0< ladies' Tailoring Co.. in
N1tes tia ladies' of Burns to call
and <ee new spring samples.
REX H w. Hollowman, pastor
of ~ BAPTIST church. arrived
1 sat Saturday from Wash
if,<)I where he had accompanied
thA 'adY Of young Saegers.
Il Uillman and his brother
Earl Weke in the city a few days
fhi6 week. Mr.. Dillman hasl
I,f8n leaching at Diamond; his
tyxBM IA fchool closing last Friday |
with Very pleasant program.
aIs Embree. an Oregon pio-
utsf ased at Dallas on April 25.
1 44e d brother of the late DR..
a " b Embree and an uncle of |
Clyde md Van Embree of Sunset. |
Mx nbree was at one time n
fe1;s3e2'< of this county.
Sl,pL Breithaupt of the Exper-
Ire< Sfation called at the Times
office the first of this
10 show a span of fine
YoQ1I draft mares which VIM.
aI1l 1&Y had presented to the sta
ti1< One of them had a fine
t05IX mule colt by her side.
W &ehenk of the firm of
<cha}1K q Williams. left for Port
lanH The first of the week TO or
DER zx>s<is for their establishment.
Mf <lenk and his partner are
&z} }i43'ing q fine business in mer-
e''4 tailoring and general furn-
fHEIEs& and we are pleased TO see
ei adding new features.
tssbyterian Church Speak
me AF the Pastor at IL n. m.
fzss& & b. m. 49, telephone time call
szp <efltral and get it. Morningl
zI1fg|se: Sunshine. j" Subject
f<'r Nvening: Recipes for al
Ia41y Marriage. If you want
- 81 happy though married come
Hs1's }|nd out how. Special music
6 3afge and excellent choir.
Aa Bates, publisher of the
fl|Ic Northwest, expects toI
sI1lft another tour of the east in
= Nfft time, taking a young lady
I'|I'' each county Of the state to
Fla}k for Oregon while enroute.
Bates desires a represent
H'sEH from this county and some
<s<AHR lady should take advant-
of the chance for such trip.
l4 Times Herald will furnish
|EQe Information to any young
I4I who desires to go if she
" h call at this office.
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Vulcanizing at Gemberling' s.

Nulcanizing at Gemberling' g
Jasper Davis Is over from Har
ney.
A. S. Swain is again able to b,
out after a siege Of sickness.
Best -four (guarantee) $8.5O
bbl. Hartman Mercantile Co.
Geo. Reichers, a mechanic con
nected with the Cadillac Aut,
Co. is in the city.
For SALE Black Percheror
Stallion, 5 years old in spring.
Good papers. Claude McGee. ,
Deputy Sheriff Byron Terrill Il
able to be on the street agar
after severe attack Of pneumo-
MIA.
For RENT C. Beary's ranch
near the Narrows. For particu-
lars, inquire of Scott Haley, Mar
rows.
Link and Thos. Hutton were
over from Wagontire the first of
the week accompanied by their
mother.
Remember we are closing out
liquors, so hurry for the stock is
going rapidly Lundberg. Dalton,
q Co. 25tf \
G. A. Haines was up from Mar
rows last Saturday attending a
meeting of the directors Of the
First National Bank.
A $40 WHITE SEWING MA
CHINE TO BE GIVEN A WA Y
AT SCHWARTZ'S. READ
THE AID.
Geo. Dean was in the city this
week from Lowen on land bust
ness. c. B. Ausmus and Peter
Hurfer were in with him.
A new line Of spring goods in
cluding hats. ties. shirts. belts.
dress goods etc. on hand at A.
X. Richardson's.
F. s. Preston was in the city
Thursday. He reports crops in
Glenlock neighborhood looking
very well but rabbits rather bad.
The roads are improving some
since the long stormy period and
the auto trucks will perhaps be-
gin making regular schedule
time in the near future.
Mrs. Miller is at the |. Schwartz
Busy Corner with a full line of
spring millinery and is constantly
adding to the stock which will be
kept up all during the season.
Teddy" and Taft played even
in the Massachusetts primaries
the other day. each getting 1SI
delegates. but the popular vote
on preference for president went
to Taft.
There is something special for
the next meeting of the Woman s
Civic Improvement Club, which
will be next Tuesday evening.
May 7, at 1880 in the City Hall.
Notice the change of place.
We are after the Fire Insur-
ance business and want your bus
mess. Insure with the Reliable
ETNA and HARTFORD CO.'S. |
INLAND EMPIRE REALTY
COMPANY. Agent.
A. +. GOWN. who had been |
here for n month representing |
the Oregon & Western Colonial
ton Co. has returned to the east. |
Frank Johnson has charge of the
Office working until such time as
another man can be sent in.
S. Fireman, Miss Gertrude |
Gerstie and little Belda Schwartz
were passengers out on the auto
to Bend Thursday. Mr.. Frie-
man is going to Alaska and Miss
Gerstel and Belda will visit In
Portland until after the Rose
festival.
The precipitation for the month
of April was better than two
inches; record breaker for the
parts and a certain index for the
return of a large yield of grain,
hay, etc. this year. Ben Brown
feels so optomistic that he is put
ting l60 acres into grain that he
had planned To summer fallow
this year.
The boys who are interested
and wish to join the Tonawama
band are invited to attend a
meeting at the Theatre on Mon
daY evening NAV z at & O'clock. |
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and the trou bic would be over.

and the troub would be over.
The trouble 70 that johnson 10 now
more strongly incensed against the play
ers who are on strike than he 10 against
Cobb for hitting the fan. These strik-
Ing players are also on the wsrpath,
and they declare that they viii not sub.
Mt to . fine or a suspension which
iakcs away any part Of their salary
ohnson IL UP against the hardest prob
IN that he has been called upon &c
ace since he became President OF the
American League.
There Is no doubling the fact that
Johnson's course SO far has been correct
from his point Of view. His one mis-
take was In suspendinx Cobb pending
an Investigation" He should have had
the investigation hrst. Il has been the
custom for years. however. for a league
president to suspend a player and then
take up the merits Of the case. That IL
the point on which the players are
making their hght.
The evening world., 1912-05-20
Chicago. May %.

Chicago. May 20
ILL DAIILDN and his Dodgers are
X exercising the same old hoodoo
- over the Cubs this year that they
Ala last year. Chance and his men
FOUND the Brooklyn team as hard
combination last year as any team IN
tho league. and II looks as II the same
thing A true this year, While the non
ors are even 30 far in the two games
n,ayed here, the Cubs had a tough time
~ n IN winning the game on saturday
with Larry Cheney ON the MOUND ana
in Yesterdays fracas tho West siders
Ala not have a chance from hrst to last
10 capture the honors-
Dah,en has a bunch OF real ball play
srs on his team and with any hnd OF
iuck AZ ali the DODGERS ought to make
a mid for q nrst division berth before
the END Of the season. II the veteran
nitchers of his stan round into form soon
there 10 no reason At all why Dahlen
cannot have his team climbing the per-
centage column ut . steady gait. So
Tar This sea son Rucker and Barger. the
two most reliable members OF the hurl-
ing stan last summer. have not been OF
any use TO the team. RAson certainly
showed the real kind Of stun In his game
yesterday and kept the Cubs pretty CON-
pletsly at his mercy at all stages OF the
game.
The Cubs are finding Il hard work to
ret above the 800 mark In the percent
age column again this year a. they did
last year. Every time the West Siders
bump up against that mark they are
cure to take tumble and lana On thu
The evening world., 1912-05-20
Rube Marquard, the lnvincible,
Likely to Pitch for Nc
Crawites To-Day.
Cincinnati, May 20.

Cincinnati. May 20.
~ DRAW and his merry men were
M not discouraged or disheartsnod
4VA by the two unexpected over
throws that the Reds handed them.
THIS 10 not isse." said John J. "A club
can't be expected to ahead and win
every game. can itf We had been win
uing % many consecutive battles on this
trsp that lots Of tho bugs. aot only at
home, but In other cities. had begun
10 think We couldn't lose. Now they
know we're only plain everyday human
BENIN, after all. At that. we'll be back
By 9 p. N. to-day"
Rsdvine has gone stark. staring crazy
over the two dazzling victorious wins
matched from the Jaws OF . lion. ~ It
were. While the of'iciai count hasn't
BEEN issued ~ yet, II 10 tipped of that
New York played to something like
d 1000 paid admissions on Saturday and
Sunday. Pretty nearly a record for two
games anywhere outside Of q worlds
veraes. On sunday the overflow covered
an the disable space In tho field ard
ground rules were In vogue.
Funny stuff. how the luck Of this old
game breaks" said Larry Doyle. "Or
the opening day with Brooklyn every
thing We hit went into the crowd. and
we made 70 many ground rule two-bag
gers rhat the game became Joke
Here not a solitary hit on either sid'
The evening world., 1912-05-20
Giants Not Discouraged
Over T,UO Defeats by Reds

went Into he crowd either Saeuruay OF
Sunday. and those people might Just -
well have never existed % far - oaus-
Ing any extra base hits was concerned.
An Cincinnati 10 still sQuawting shout
the catch Red Murray made on Sunday
"a catch such - you dream Of but 90
not often see. Il STAYED on defeat ana
averted for several innings the fatal
blow. George Supgs. who can hit EN-
ungodly hard for a pitcher. met one
sQuarely In the seventh. Murray ran
cross lots for It. snodsrass seemed be-
wildered. The drive was nothing short
of three bases. and probably , home
run, with neither fielder 30 oct that he
could possibly have overtAken the
smash.
Murray seemed to fling his glove over
his head and forward. like q man swim
ming with the overland crawl. and then
the roars of applause that burst forth
told that the catch had been accom-
piished and that Sugssy didn't get any
home run.
Arcoraw's plunge ahead sytem re-
solved . deadly setback II the final
stages Of the great Sunday game. and
the Giants learned. too. that Mclean
can stop them on the hoof.
Man after man got on In the ninth
and tenth. With good tatters to folio 4
/, It would have seemed sense to hold
| them on the sacks. but NcGraw kept
| them In constant motion and they were
shot to death q mile from anywhere
Bobby Keefe. who usually had some
thing on the Giants last season, Is the
Reds most likely choice for to-day.
! McGraw had been intending to use
Tesreau. but realizing that another de-
feat would put his team on the bin!
in shattering fashion, will morn prob
ably play his ace and send Marquard I,
the hill. Marquard thinks the leagu
leaders win be easy for him. but tn
Reds cuffed him quite a lot last sum
mer and figure that they can repeat.
The evening world., 1912-05-20

ATHLETE HERO Of
ST.PATR|CK'S RUN
Veteran Finishes Five and a
Half-Mile Event While Many
Youngsters Quit. -

YAMES STANLEY. q MEMBER q
St. Patrick's Catholic Club NO
J II over ffty years Of age and has
been q runner for q great number Of
years. was the hero Of tho fivs a.l .
half-mile run held under the auspooss
Of the St. Patrick Catholic Club. Sham
ley was one Of the large number Of 90
testants wto took part In tho evsat.
and despite the fact that many Of ne
younger runners were compelled to
drop out Of the race on account Of ne
heat. Stanley managed to stick Il cut
tc the finish and was given sSsst
race was won by william d. Hortoa, .
nineteen-year-old lad Of tho Trinity
a. c.
Therc Is no longer any doubt about John ~
Jones being one o. the mepber q the Amsn1n
su.ss rsso Of yS s'' %. f e. 49,
an entry blank 10 take part In the Eastern Gyo.
n d' esno TsA T ', OK On Scholars
Frsnk Kramer. the champion bike ,idsf, ~
event At tie Seysrt yeiodron. deiss.iSs ics g.
Ter and TRICKY, Comes. the French .h6V!.
cap from fislu Of thirty starter. :
The Chinese baseball team Of Hawaii Univuu1ty
will make Its first appearance In this CITY -
game n With the Fordham University. team. h
Chinese team is making q tour Of the country.
George Sutton o, Chicago. champion. ls.l
billiard player, was defeated BY Ora MontnGl1a1
OF Pittsburgh In a contest for the title ct o
caso Sy : score, Of 500 10 4sa. suitons ash
run was ~ and Morninsstar's 81. The game
went sixteen innings.
Tie Pabst Blue Ribbon trophy will b Co.
| tested for with the Vanderbilt Cup and prise at
Milwaukee In September, The trophy q being
offered by Col. Gustave Patst.
The evening world., 1912-05-20
Dismissal of Players Would Mean
$500, 900 Loss to OUners of Tigers
Deu.in Suspended Tor Ten Days
When He Ih,Qshed q Fan in 1910

similar Cobb park
Wednesday, which stirred biggest
that Of Arthur Dvn third
in June of 1910 The New York player
the
Mkt
Doyle
Doyle fined SO President handing
sentences said:
"Aihough the
spectator s
his asd
eopardzd By rssnting their