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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-04-20
Stamp Tax in Sonora.

Stamp Tax in Sonora.
According TO arrivals from Can
anea yesterday the state tax stamps
have made their appearance and are
now in general use. These stamps
will, in many places, take the place
Of the federal taxes, as the federal
government is no longer recognized
Tax stamps must be used on al
most everything that is in any way
connected with the transfer of money
Deeds. mortgages, bills and checks
must all bear the stamps. On gen
eral business paper the rate is 5 cents
for amounts of 800 to $1,000 and 3
cents for every additional $1,000. On
all bills for collection a cent stamp
must be affixed for every $40. 9th
er taxes include checks and other
commercial paper. These taxes, to-
gether with the mine taxes and bond
issue that is to be made, are OK
pected TO put sufficient funds into
the state treasury to continue mill
tary operations. Besides these sources
a considerable revenue is being re-
ceiyed from the ports OF entry, all OF
which are held by the constitutional
stas.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-04-20

c. NJ. Henkle went to Douglas yes
terday
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-04-20

See the Airships today at the Lo-
we'll Theater 1872.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-04-20

Miss Gladys Holman. OF Globe. is
visiting friends in the city.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-04-20

Joe Hanger has left for Indiana
where he will remain about month
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-04-20

Joe Rice returned yesterday from
a business trip.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-04-20

II. T. Cuthbert is in the city from
Douglas on a short business trip.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-04-20

See the Airships today at the Bo
well Theater 1872.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-04-20

In a fine assortment Of dainty
stripes and figured effects in
all OF the new and staple col
ors. These like the above num-
Der were purchased by us at a
figure which now enables us TO
offer the same 10 you at a sub
stantial saving. Regular val
ues $3.50.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-04-20

The only genuine motion picture
OF the 10 Day Battle in the Cit.
OF Mexico" at ROYAL THEATEl
Monday and Tuesday. 10
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-04-20

A. NJ smock is at Tombstone ON
jury duty.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-04-20

H. G. Moore, a resident Of Canaan.
ca for the last six years and well
known in this section, was in the
city yesterday on his way to Louis
vile. Ky.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-04-20

This is new shipment OF
Mems soft BOSOM shirts. Which
We purchased from the Manu-
facturer at a remarkable saw
ing and which we now offer TO
you az a Price which is far be
low the original Retail Price.
The Regular value or these is
Si25 each
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27
@erbem bes Nationalbun6es.
g biIa6elphin. "a. MQiira

w SI. ~tNI0.
IS mer0en reuer5ings energiite
Mnitrenga1nge1 ieitens ser grefuttpe
oes INSTRUMENTATION Mationol-
16unoes ano ieiner Staats- 1no
3tpeig-Gerbanbe gen1adt, Ole Deutid=
0elterreider, Ole Deuti6 : ungarar
nmO Die Deutib : &uiien 5l11n Mnr
ihlpiie gu peranlaiien. Das @efiibl
Der Stammesgemeinidyaft ln1 bas
@Qro Der 9leiden Sprade iolten III
Amerifa sic 3e1tiden aller 2d116er
gu feitem ~3uinmmenidll1B antreiben
'u1ro Tie 6aol1r6 in Sen Stano ieten,
natipiitiiden Mnidlagen, tpie iie in
lebter 3eit in @eiebnorlagett, sic DEM
@ltn0esfongreb io4pie beri6ie0ener1
Observation-Disclosures %1nterbreitet NOR
Den lin0, gum Nus0mtd fomn1er, als
Meadt entgegen5utreten. IS
TIT bisber MN menig get6an mor0en,
ltn1 lmmenfli9 1ie 9ertlh : MllIien,
ceren @in1pal6erua1g beitam6ig 5l1-
nin1mt, fir Sen groben oertldmr1eri=
fanild)en 8am1o 5u geminnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27
MINETTE AUTO com PANY
ST. CLOUD, MIMI. PHONE 1913
bel Stutari, bis oie geiommte 8ipil<
bep0Iferl1na 0ie Sto0t perloiien tot.

bel 9tutari bis Sic geiommte 8iptl<
beoolferunu 6ie 5ta0t perlaifen bat,
berlangt. SIM Sale elmer @eigerq1ng
miro 0eiterreid ole @utfen gegen
Montenegro ergreifen. SSrt oer betref-
fer1en Naote, sic in iebr energiidem
Son gebalten 1T, perlangt Seiterrei6
%ferrer, ooB alien &atbolifen a1rrb 500
bnmmeoaner1r III a1n6 lint Safpba, Ole
ieit ser 8eieba,ng 6a1rb Ole Monte-
tegriner NIT @emolt gum nebertritt
CUR ortboooren&trde ge5tpungen muir
6et sic grlaltbntB gegebe1 mer0e, 5a1
tbrem alten @laltben 5urId5utebren.
@etreffs oieler Mngelegenbeit batte
Montenegro III ieiner Mnttport on
Seiterrei9 Ole g%rnenrtlt1g elmer &ort.
miiiior borgeidlagen, Ole outs Mo11te-
11egriner, 0eiterreidtern a1n6 Stalie-
1tert1 beiteben lt1po bne Mngelegenbett
a1nteriuden ion. Montenegro bebal,p-
tel, 1nB 6ie betreffen6e1t @ntboIiitter
lrr0 Monburrreon1er rridt NUT @epdIt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27

our ortbo6open Stride betebrt tpor0en
ieien, qu1o iteat iid ferner auf ser
5tonopnnft, Dob es Seiterrei6 feline
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in montenegrini-
idem Gerritori1m 5ugeliteben tonne.
Mit 6ieler Mntrport butte ii6 Seiter-
reid nidt befrieoigt erfl1rt. Die of
fi5ielle in @etti1Ie erideinenbe Set
tung .%SSol1rral" bebal1ptet, 5aB ore
in 6rage foma1ten6en @ntboliten uro
Wobamne0aner niht NIT @etpalt gum
ortboborem @rol,ben gepreBt ml1r6en,
oaB iie pielmebr aus egienem Mntrieb,
9egen sen &atb Montenegros, iiberge-
tretetl ieien. Ser fatbolii6e 8rielter
Halic iou berbaftet tporoet1 iein, meil
er Ole Mlbaneien angebli9 geger sic
Montenegriner aufgeitadoelt bat. ST
muroe Damn na6 Spef 5tpefs Yro5ei-
Iirlrng iberfiibrt a11r6 bel einent
1latdtperi ud eridoilen, mie sic omit
lidle g%rflarllrg Monteregros lmttet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27
Mitpirfmna aeiidlert.

@aibimgton, .. g., %. Mar5.
9aad,oem idon Don einiger 3eit
Gi5egoltpert1eatr O'&ara, Ser @or=
iibeuoe t6er Don ser 2egislatur bon
SSllinois nit ser l1nteriudpung oes
Maode1ban6els l1tr0 ieiner lriader
'bealftragten S~enatsfommiiion, &ra=
lioer1t @ilion eriudt batte, cine &on=
feren5 6er @%ouberneure ser peribie6e=
1aen Staoten uno lomitiger an Der
5ade i1ttereiiierter gertreter ein5a,be=
rlpfen, lm @em @reu53ug gegen 6as
9aiter ipitematii@ un5 erfolgreidy
ourdSufIbrn bnt iebt Stoatsienator
SSa,a1l BON Ssiuinois int @o1tgreB sen
Mntrug eingereiM, 6aB bon 8ur6eS=
1pegen MitteI beptnigt tper6en, in
iehs o6er iieben ser groBten Sn6a.<
.itrieaentren Seine fir 6lrdreil en6e
orbettiuden6e Sroa,en un6 Md69er
ein5uri9ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27

@ns 5miiden SEN bei6en MGnnern
1amals geiproden tpa1r6e, tpir5 ftrer1g
gebeim gebolten. 6rou Cotton, sic
q1nter ser Mnflage itebt, ibren @atter
5u boben, itebt inn @erbadA,
6en M0miral am z. Medr5 nit Mrienif=
a1mgebrodM 5u baben. Mm Madmittag.
Eages battle ST. 6rame Ser
bon 6rau Cations Mutter foniultiert
mar, audi SEN M61niraI u1tterilnbt. Mm
Mbe1t6 itarb 1ieier. gs BetBt, 5aB 81.
5rame Sent lta0tiiden Mr8t Dr. Ss=
goo6 einem @eridt 5ueeteM fat, a1f
@ru1b 6ellen berboten ml1r6e, 5ie 9ei==
die ein5ubaliamieren, bebor cine 8nit.
mortemzu Inter ilada1ng angefteM fei.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27
Gum Memkeritem entidloGen.
@ien. %. M1rs.

@ten, %. Mar5.
Seiterreia ididt Den in 9risrenb
nniaiiigen @i5efonill, iotpie SEN ia
fboliidyem gr3bii9of bon nesffiuip nad
Safobo, INN sic @rmor6uttg 6es 8rie=
iters &alic gu 11nteriuden. @ie @eqie=
rang erflart, 6aB sic getpoltiomem Be-
f%ebrungen 5a1r ortbo6oren Stride rid
gargig gernndt tper6en nuii5Ien. esn
menige1t Sogen miro ein Dmupfer BON
Srieit ol1s nah Sfrtari fnbren, INN
oie oortige 8ibilbeb0lferatng NUT mol
'lenen 9edem atro 2ebensmitteln art
Der orgen. Dob sic 03iiterreidii6e 9Re=
9ieratng it6 oa1f 6as MeuBepite einridL
tet, erbellt oa1s ser bon 8oIa gemel6e=
ten GbutiadNe, 6uB alle Mngeboriget
Der &riegsmarine, 1pelde fit Ole
11rGaub erbaIten botten, altf
tepearopbiidem @ege gum Dienlt 5a1-
ridberufen apor6en iin6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27
6efnnbbeit juraf, natbbent
Bic 2nn9en an9e9riHen
,naren.

ger onen, Die an f9tpa9en Qungen
ober &alsbeidtperoen lef6en, bas Mefnlz
tat Der 8ernadldiigung elmer grtGltM1g
o6er zines Siebers, foDten Die bielen Be-
rtd)te Der 8etlungen lefen, sic bur1 CD
mans Mlterdtibe ertpirft tpurben. Benna
anoere Webi3inen ODER 8%ebanolungen
sl1dD gut t9u1. Damn tpe91elt nidt; tpenlls
Sbr aber Die @efl1nDbeit unb 5tdrfe nidlt
tDieoer' erbaltet, Dann beriu6t tpeniaitens
gdman's Mlteratibe. 2efet bas G1rgeb@
nib IN biefem Sale:
80 g 5trabe, &ebier, %. 8a.
y9errenl Sd e%rfranfte I'M Nobember
1908 an elmer iebr i6limmen @rfdIt1na
unb 56tpinbelnnfdIen, Die ib fir ettpas
bret @od6en befdmpfte, bebor ib MIDI an
8ett begab. Ser 9ottor be3eidnete To-
Damn meinen Sal .als Malaria< 0Sieber.
S6 ipur0e 1tets I6limmer. 9atte 3tpei3
&on1nltationen, lnb bas ger0ift mar,
Dap Das Sieber meme 2ungen nngegriffen.
babe.
~Mein &r8t batte fat ale @orten Be-
banDlung %angetpanot, aber teines tbat
mir irgenotpie gut; 1omit fragile er meiz
men Malu1, pb er ettpas bagegen babe,
lpern er cine Dem gigentbumer aufomz
meroen @eoi5tn gebran@e, tuorauf mein
Mann linn lagte, er m06te iraeno ettpas
gebrau6en, bas na6 feiner Gnli6t mir
gut tbun ipiirbe. 90 beganm ih nit 81
tenn Nlteratipe. Sd mar inn 8ett bonn
30; Nopember 1908 big 25. Sebruar
1909. 9eute (iber brei SATIRE ipdter(
bin ib ge1nnoer nnb 1tdarfer benn ie. Sd
fa11m @dmall's Mlteratibe ni9t 3u bod].
preifer1, n11b i6 rattle alien, melde Qunz
a%er1be1dtperbe baben nit linn einen guten
8eriu6 nn3nltelen.
(ltnter8eidnet) Srau 8. s.. 8riIeD.
gdman's Nlteratibe lit nirfinm In Sal
len bon 8ronditis, Nitbu1a, @eufieber.
@als< nnb 2ungen<8eidtperben unb inr
Nufbau bes @bffems. Gntbdlt tein Gift.
Spiaten ODER Mebi5in bic ii@ CUR &C.
tpobnbeit mabt. gu berfaufen Bel Der
Molitor 9rug 60. unb anberen @a,lpt<
apotbefern. Sra9t nad 8ooflet. in tueI<
dem @eilnngen ber3ei9net finb ODER
l9reibt an gdnnans Qaboratorium, Bbi<
laoelpbin. So, fir ~tpeitere @piben5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27
Mnt'uort ser Momtemesrimer.
6 ettinje, 25. Mara

Gettlnie, IS. M4r3.
Die' moartenegriniide @egierung
bat sic lette Mote Seiterreid=nn=
gornS Sobin beantportet, 6oB file ser
3ipilbeo0lferung 5futaris oas Ser
lai1en oer Staot erla1rben miro. 531t
oleider 3eit tbeilt Meontenegro ser
oiterret@iiden &egier1ng nit, 5oB es
III elmer an 6ie @roBma6te geridte=
TEN Note gegen 6as @orgebe,r 0e1ter-
reidS proteitiert but, 1peldes uls ELM
@nu@ ser Mea1trolitdt be5ei6net
apirb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27
Mbmiral Gatuns Sob.
@odIam6, Mah., 81. Meairs.

Die @%onoeriation, sic &ontreaomi=
ral Soiepb s. @oton. fl1r5 Dor ieinem
So6e nit feinem &aa1sar5t 81. Soiepb
Srnme gebnm fat, miro BON GROCER
@tdtigteit bei ser SelfteIlm1g ser
So6esuriade iein, pie am Greitag in
&odlamo, Mnl., beritdert tpltr6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27

Mberrei6t.

@umtemesru ioa Dperationen bei @f1-
tart iofort Misunderstanding
fir 3ipilbep6lfernng Der 6eitm1g
%perlanat. ~ 9rpbenber Son. -
Montemegrb le,tgnet, bak &atbolt-
fen ,unb Mobammeoaner III bic or-
tbpbpre Stride geprekt mnroen. -
Sirfei gilt Sffenitpe auf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27
2on0pn. %. Mdra.

Cur @efrdftigl11rg ieines Mortene-
gro beute 5~ugeitellten nltimatllns bat
Deiterrei9 Elm @riegsi6iff nod Stu
tart ubgeididt, StaIien bat ebenfam
cine Mote an Montenegro geri@bet,
Ole iebod feline Drobuttgen enfbdiH.
@uBlano, Mo1tenegros Sreurto, rdiitfb
bieiem 6ringero, iid ben @iiinfidHyen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27

Is &n6pfe rein iei6ene @anbi9nbe, tpeiB ooer
id,par55, tuertb 81 unb $3.50 m
bas &aar ipe5ieQ nur 775c 1nb 4IUU
@pe5iele @ertbe in l&par5en, meiBen ober
colorirten &iib<6anoi9uben baSGaar 5u 75c
81 SIPS $1.50 nn6 SITS
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27

Seiterreids uno StalienS GIT fiigen,
0o9 idei11t 6ies feinen @inorud 1T
@etttnie 51 muden, 90 ma11 BORT an
lbeinen0 6en SAL Sfutaris ie0en
Mngenblid er1partet. Die BEN SOL
fonmadten affre0itierten 8ertreter
6er @roBmadte baben 6en &egier11n=
gen ser Balfanitoaten cine Note
iiberreidt, bie @oridldge betreffs eli
neS SrieoensidQuiles NIT Der Giirfei
entbalt. @ie aus 0en HreBfomnten=
taren in sen 8alfnn1toaten at erieben
lift, firpoet Ole gaote nidt ben 8eifan
Ser @erbiinoeten. Ser Eurtei lift ser
8ortlnltt 6er Note nod ridt iiber-
rei6t mor6en.
@ettinie, 90. Mh6r5.
&albumtIt9 ml,6e on So1ntag in
@ettinie befantit gegeben, 6nB Seiter-
reid beute Der montenegriniiden gbe~
giera1ng Elm nltimatl11n iiberrei9t bat,
in meIdem es Ole iofortige @initel-
lung Ger friegeriihen 0perattoapert
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-27

Is an6pfe tpeibe MouSquetoire @anoi6u
NIT @uebe ArSorbeitung, merfb KIM
75e baS &aar, lpe5iel ttllr Jul
2 Baden c%olorirte ieibene 6anbi9ube nit
ooppelten 9ipzG6ingern, tpertb soc ON
bas Soar, ipe3ie1 NH. 1jC.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-28

Skeeter, after looking it over care
fully, scratched his John Henry on it
1t is very satisfying that the leading
pitcher of our club is not holdout.
X
While the baseball season is over.
the fans are now wagging their
tongues about past performances. 1t
is generally conceded that Harl Mag
CART proved the most valuable man in
the league, and If trophy was to be
given for the best all around work,
he would have been entitled to it.
X x
The fans are awaiting in eagerness
for the arrival of the big leaguers,
who are due here next month. So
much has been read about Christy
Mathewson, Walter Johnson, Reb
Russell and a number of other big
league stars that the fans are anx-
fous to see them in action. The
visions of Mathewson opposing John
son on the mound has the patrons of
the game all worked up.
Joe Derham and Frank Ish. the
local baseball magnate, are busy get
ting ready for their trip to the orient
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-28

of scoring instead of passing. 1t may
also be that a kick to the line might
answer the conditions best
These any many other things are
what have to be thought out by a
player, but if you constantly tell the
players you must always play the
way you are told" you will never ac-
complish the best results.
What is the result .of all this mis-
directed coaching? Simply this: II
anything happens during the game
which is different to the set methods
taught and expected. then your men
do not know what to do or how to
act. We have noticed it in every
game. Our men will try out your de-
fense or your attack in the first few
minutes of game and after that we
know your work like book.
1t is very simple for our boys then
to use methods which vary to what
you have been accustomed. The lack
of individual thinking makes itself
felt under these conditions.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-28
Latest Rumor Says
That Jake Stahl Is
To Manage Brooklyn

Garland fJake) Stahl, who led the
Boston Red Sox to a worlds cham
pionship a year ago, only to be de-
posed last midsummer by President
James E. McAleer, is to succeed Bill
Dahlen as manager of the Brooklyn
team, according to a rumor. Bad
Bill'' has been provided with billet
in the International league by Presi-
dent Ebbets, so the story goes Eb-
bets controls the champion Newarks,
but will relieve his successful man
ager, Harry Smith, to make room for
Dahlen.
While President Charles H. Ebbets
If Brooklyn, is firm in his denial of
any contemplated change in the man
agement of the Dodgers, those close
to the innner circles of the national
pastime maintain that Stahl will go
across the bridge. All American
league ties were severed when Nc
Aleer handed Jake his unconditional
release.
Ban Johnson is bosom friend of
Stahl He tried to find an American
league berth for him at st. Louis, but
Bob Hedges signed Branch Hickey.
johnson is in no position to prevent
Stahl from going over to the rival
major league
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-28
Chicago Cubs Want
New Short Fielder

When the Chicago Cub baseball
team lines up next season there prob
ably will be a new player at the
shortstop position. Manager Evers
and President Murphy have inti-
mated they require a faster man at
that position than AL Bridwell. who
covered it admirably in the last sea-
son. Bridwel1 has lost a great deal
of the ground covering ability and
speed he possessed two and three
years back and for that reason does
not fit in, according to Evers, with
the fast men who will make up the
club in 1914.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-28
Welsh Hits Gotham
With a Husky White
Hope on His Staff

NEW YORK. Oct. 2S.-Freddie
Welsh, the lightweight champion of
England, arrived here from, Buffalo
with Ed Hagen, the heavy weight,
and Eddie Moan, the Pennsylvania
feather weight
Hagen is going to try his hand at
settling the question of supremacy
among the white heavies of the east.
He has won many bouts in the west
and will be ready in two weeks to
meet any heavy weight.
Welsh intends to spend practically
the entire winter here He has an
offer of big country place about 20
miles from the city and is considering
plan to open a health home. He
has many offers for matches here and
will get into action in couple of
weeks Danny Morgan wants to
match Jack Britton against Welsh.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-28
Fletcher Must Pay
500 Instead of $50

Instead of being fined $50. as re-
ported from Philadelphia, Arthur
Fletcher, shortstop of the New York
Giants, was fined 500 by the national
baseball commission for having ad-
molly, one of the umpires. at the con-
clusion of Thursdays game of the big
series at the Polo grounds. because
Connolly had called Shafer out on
close play at second
The commission, in serving notice
of the fine on Fletcher by letter, re-
ferred to his insulting an umpire in
coarse terms and by uncouth actions.
and warned him that a more severe
penalty would be meted out for a
similar offense in the future.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-28
Basket Ball Outlook
Bright This Season
Out at St. lgnatiuS

st. Ignatius college has high pros
poets for a good season in the basket
ball field. The university team Will
be represented by the same men
that cleaned up for them last year,
and only one of last years men will
be missing from the high school de-
partments five. Preliminary practice
will be engaged in tomorrow.
The red and blue institution viii
keep a baseball team in the held
throughout the winter, playing, II
bookings can be obtained, every sun
day. 1t is believed that they Will meet
an all-star nine, composed of such
players as Ping Bodie and Oscar Witt,
on Sunday. A Rugby game with Com
mercial is scheduled for today.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-28
YokeI Is Again the
Champion Wrestler

SALT LAKE. Utah. Oct. 2s.-Mike
Yokel of Salt Lake regained the
middle weight wrestling champion
ship of the world by defeating Chris
Jordan in two straight falls of a.
match that lasted until 2 o'clock this
morning. The first fall was secured
only after a fierce struggle of hours
35 minutes. When Jordan was thor
oughly exhausted Yokel put his shoul-
ders to the mat with a hammerlock.
This practically decided the contest,
for the next fall was easily secured
by Yokel in one minute with a bar and
head scissors.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-28
Baseball in Hiding
for 80 Long Years

NORFOLK. Neb., Oct "a base
ball batted into a cornfield 38 years
ago by E. X. Ballantyne. later ser
geant at arms in the United States
senate, was found when excavations
were being made for new building.
The ball had become petrified, but
the seams and stitches were visible.
A slight dent on the side marked the
terrific wallop given the ball.
This was the first league baseball
ever bought for north Nebraska. and
the game, which was being played
between Tekamah and West Point.
had to be stopped because the ball
was lost
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-28
Chance to Size Up
Pitcher Hagernan

Frank Chance was surprised to
learn that rip Hagerman has de-
veloped into an overland pitcher.
When Hagerman was with the Cubs
a number of years ago he was a side
arm finger.
Chance has heard such encouraging
reports about the tall finger that he
probably will make an attempt to sign
him for the Yankees next season.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-28
Field Ball for the
Public School Lads

Field ball or the Australian rules of
football is to be played in the gram
mar schools this season. The local
schools under the direction Of the
Public Schools Athletic league officials
will play off championship tourna-
ment.
The opening game was played yes
terday afternoon at Jackson park
Fairgrounds when James Lick defeat
ed Bay View by a score of to g. More
than $50 boys are participating in the
games. The following championship
schedule has been arranged:
October 2S-Laguna Honda vs.. State Normal.
October 29-WaShiDgton VS. Bay View.
October 30-James Lick vs. State Normal
October 31--Laguna Honda rs. Washington.
November 3-Bay View State Normal.
November 4-Washington vs.. James Lick.
November 5-Bay View vs.. Iaguna Honda.
November Estate Normal vs.. Washington.
November 7-James Lick VS.. Laguna Honda.