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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-17

Vickory VS.. Wi.frod f.. Jones. same:
| J. r. Nickery KS. Wilfrad +. Jordan
and Roy Copeland 1.-TWO cases), same
Fields S. Pendleton vs. Caleb +. Pen
| dleton, neither party; G. w. Lancas-
ter and J. f. Saplcs VS.. Roy Wright,
dismissed; Frank a. Benner VS.. Geo.
Stevens. continued; II. NJ. Flag VS..
William Bicl<ford, continued: Charles
r. Murch VS. Frances E. Gerald, con
tinued; NJ. NJ. Clark, Libt., VS.. Ar
thur NJ. Clark, dismissed; The Brooks
Grain Co. VS.. Ernest Croxford, con
tnued Harry f. Kenney VS.. Maine
Central r. r. Co. law on agreed state
ment: Bauer Safe and Lock Co. VS..
Frank NJ. Fairbanks. continued; En-
mer L. Jenness. Libt, VS. John II.
Jenness dismissed; Theodore p.
Thompson, Libt., vs. Emma +. Thomp-
son, dismissed; John b. Nealey VS..
SWEET g. Co, death of defendent sug-
gested; II. c. Slower VS.. Edmund A.
Hussey, continued; Waldo Trust CO.
VS.. j. Il. Sprague continued; Arthur
Richie VS.. J. o. kneeland < Leon +.
Moody, default by agreement; \. X.
Curtis NJ D.. VS.. VIM. George, de-
fault by agreement; Arthur W. Rum
merry, Libt., VS.. Maude G. Rummery,
dismissed Harold Denham VS. +. 4.
Hoyle, neither party no further az
ton, for same cause; Phillip Willeit
VS.. +. A. Hoyle, same; w. l.. Grir-
nell VS.. Fl. b. Black, continued a.
NJ. Small VS. Charles p Moody, con-
e. Sprasue Us. John kenney, contin-
tinued by agreement 1.-TWO cases.; j.
ued; B. f. Field VS. Charles +. Gill
man. continued; p. l.. Robertson W
+. 5. Pendleton. continued; Fred j.,
Walker VS. l.. +. Webb. continued,
George W. McIntire VS.. James Y. Al
dus. dismissed; Fred A. Johnson vs.
Adde Page. continued l.. NJ. Ken
ney VS.. Lawrence Rankin, neither par
tv no further action. Charles NJ. Nc
Laughlin VS. J T.. Sprague, contin-
ued; D. G. Johnson VS.. w. {. ESTES
continued; Inhabitants of Thorndike
VS.. City of Belfast. neither party no
further action. John Murphy vs.
Charles A. Wood. neither party no
further action; Butler Bros. VS.. J. L.
Sprague continued; Grace W. Kind
red. Libt, Us. j. W. Kindred. contin-
ued; b. A. Mason, App, Nelson L.
Reynolds, continued.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-17
J. z. TOWNSEND,
ASSESSORS NOTICE

The inhabitants of the City of Augusta,
and others having taxable property with
In said city, are hereby notified TO flng
in to the Undersigned, assessors OF Sald
city, true and perfect lists of their
polls and all their estate, real and per-
notes, due bills and memorandums or
in any manner 50 invested that interest
or other consideration shall be paid or
become due thcroor debts due more
than owing. and all property held in
trust as Guardian. Executors. Admins
they may he possessed "f on the first
day of April, 1919, and 10 be prepared 10
substantive the same ny oath. For the
purpose OF receiving said lists and ad-
ministerin3 the oath authorized thereto,
the undersigned. assessors of said city
will be in session at their office In CITY
HALL. each day from the 25th day OF
April to the 5th day of May next. from
3 to Il aclock a. NJ, and from TO 4
O'Clock =. NJ. This will afford taxpayers
ample opportunity to look over our books
and have hearings If they desire them.
After May 5th, when the work of making
up the new books will commence there
tions.
Those persons who neglect to bring IN
such lists will BE BARRED OF ANY
RIGHT to make application to the
County Commissioners for an abate'
ment of any taxes which may be as
sessed against them.
Blanks for returns may be had OF us
on application. or by calling at the Office
Of the City Treasurer
JOHN T.. CHURCH,
EVERETT A. SHAW,
Assessors of Augusta.
April 1, 1918.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-17
BELFAST.
The Board Of Trade Holds
A Special Meeting.
The American Express Co. Wins
Case in Supreme Court.
Municipal cour: Scene Of Trial For
An illegal Sale..Losal Notes.

Belfast, Me. April 6-fSpeciaD.-A
special meeting Of the Belfast Board
eff Trade was held. last night to ratify
the tentative arrangements made by
the committee On new industries. which
agreed to give to the Pierce. Filings &
Co.. $3.50 to defray the expeass of NOV
ing to Belfast ii case the aforesaid
firm decides to locate in Belfast for a
tern of years and 6tcaPy the Esta-
brooks shirt Mfg Co. factory, near the
Maine Central <. IL Station recently.
The matter is not definitely decided but
is expected that the company Will come
here. Tie committees arrangements
were ratified ard i vas instructed to
proceed.
Maynard D, the 13-year-ola son of
Gardner and Nettle tWellman9 Kim
ball. died, yesterday. at their home in
The poor aills district. Tha young
man was born in Eellast and was
greatly beloved by &.l vino knew him.
The funeral Viii take place. at 10 y. NJ,
1nersdaN, 1t his late home. Reg. David
j.. Wilson OF the Ncrth Congregational
church officiating. The remains viii be
paced in the receiving tomb in Grove
cemetery, and later in the season will
he taken to washington Mills for buri-
al - -
No session OF court will be held Sat
rrtlay, it being a holiday, Tile banks
and several other places Of business
will also observe the holiday Patriot
day, which takes the place of the old
tune Fast day.
Wilson Ellis and his sister, Miss AL
freea, are guests of their sister. Mrs.
Fred A. johnson in Court street for
he present and have closed their house
in Upper High street.
Harley Godfrey has accepted posi-
| tion on the steamer Camden Of the f..
S. s. Corporation and assumed his du-
| ties, this nc rnng.
Waldo Lodge No. L, ]. o. @. +" viii
| attend Divine Worship in the Methodist
| church. Sunday. when an appropriate
/ sermon will be preached by the pastor
| Rev ID. b. Phelan, member of Border
/ Lodge No. 81. OF Passport The occasion
| is Anniversary day. Members will as
senblc in the lodge room at 10 A. NJ.
Dr. W. l.. West and DR.. j. b. Darling,
agents of tie Maine department OF ag-
| riculture. fer Waldo and adjoining
counties.
Maurice Lord of West Brooksville,
VIE was recently operated upon Tor
appendicitis in the Waldo county
| hosr:tal, Was discharged from the IN
stitution, yesterday, convaleseent and
5 the guest of Belfast friends before
returning to his home.
Miss Sabra Dyer. daughter OF MI
and Mrs. George b. Dyer, has entered
the employ of earle & Jones for Tho
summer, as clerk. .
From the two performances OF the
Juvenile Minstrels, given by the cur
rent Events cub of the t'nyersalisi
church. $50 were Melted. After ascer-
tanning the net proceeds. the boys OF
the class voted to give to the church
$50 and TO the Sunday school $50, and
he generosity of the youngsters Is
much appreciated
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-17
Corporation Certificates.

The following certificates of cor
poration have been filed at the otfict
of the secretary of State
The Airstop Co, organized at Au-
gusta for the purpose of manufactur
ing and selling Airstop, a device fol
stopping leaks in auto tires, WITT
$125 900 capital stock. of which moth
ing is paid in. Officers: President ana
treasurer, f. NJ. Leavitt of winthrop
Certificate filed April 15, 1913
Marathon Building Assn, organize
at Strong for the purpose of deallna
in real estate, with $4,000 capita
stock. of which nothing is paid in
Off ers: President Samuel Z
Toothaker of Strong; treasurer, Per
civai w. Mason. Certificate filed Apr
10 1873
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-17
BIDS RECEIVED.
State Highway Commissioner Hardi
son Receives Bids, for Road Work.

Bids have teen received at the Office
Of the State Highway Commissioner foi
the construction of Il bituninous ma
cadam read. three miles in length, in
the town of Hittery and York. Bids
were received as follows: Hassan Pay
ing 10, Worcester $3S.S5S.S3; John w
Gullivcr, Portland. s35.4S1: NJ. Nc
Borough SWampscot Mass, $50. 40,
John Gaffey, Medford, Mass. S24,67I.o2
Three hundred and eighty nine appli-
catioas for state aid have been received
from the towns. Delinquent towns
having been delayed or for other rea
sons, must have applications in very
soon. or aid in the repair of State roads
will be wanted factor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-17
TWO LAWS OVERLOOKED
Public Laws Inadvertently Filed with
the Private and Special.

The following public laws have beef.
discovered where they had been mad
vertently filed with the private and
special laws at the office of the secretary
of state instead of being given out with
the public laws at the end of the ses-
Lii
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-17
Railroad Hearing.

The Beard of Railroad Commission
@efs were in session, Wednesday, at the
Lafayette Hotel, Portland, giving q
hearing en- the petition of the Sandy
River d Rangeley Lakes Z. r., asking
permission TO increase the capital stock
from s3c0,000 to 100000. Seth NJ. Car
ter appeared for the petitioners and
no one appeared in opposition. The
board reserved its decision.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-17
Cases Disposed of in Supreme Court

International Harvester -. Oh
America VS. Jason Richardson, DIS
missed: Clara NJ. Newcomb, Lint. v
Samuel l.. NeWcomb dismissed: HOY
ace e. Robbins VS.. John !. Frederlc@
neither party no further action
American Agricultural Chemical -
VS.. Albert r. Fellows dismissed; w
S. Merrick VS.. l.. l.. Rlaisdell, cohtlh-
ued: Noble Cigar Co. vs.. II. " haN :
err dismissed without costs; ,ohe'l
Bros. VS. Thomas w. Lothrope' dis'
missed without costs; Butler Bros. Vs.
Thomas w. Lothrop. same; buchs :
port National Bank vs.. w. T. eei''
continued: Timothy G. Fellows vs.
l.. E. Littleiield, dismissed without
costs; Walter b. Twombly vs.. mos
A. Richie, bankruptcy OF deiehdehl
suggested; Hayward Pierce VS.. lhe5.
A. Ritchie A. L. Curtis VS.. Thos. y
Ritchie: Charles Mudgett VS.. Thos. a.
Richie; f. r. Whtcomb VS.. Thos.
A. Richie; Albert Pierce VS.. Fhos'
A. Richie; ID. l.. Aver VS.. Thos. a.
Richie: ]. F. Vickery VS.. Roy cope
land, dismissed without costs }. L.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-17

SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Charles Gregory, so, single, commit :
ted suicide in his woodshed at Rock
port Tuesday. by hanging. He had
been in ill-health for a long time AMI
attempted suicide a week ago. The
body was found by his father. Edwai Il
Gregory. Coroner G. b. Butter decided
an inquest was not necessary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-17
Corporation Change.

The United States Coal and Oil Co
of Portland files certificate of change
at the office of secretary of State
Changes the number of directors from
Is to five
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-17
Municipal Court.

Albert Gard of Searsport was before
Judge Kno~lten, Monday afternoon,
charged with having Intoxicating IL
quor in his possession for illegal sale.
Deputies Beach and Hurd went to
Searsport Saturday, and found some
STUFF ir Cards house. The resPon-
dent claimed that the liquor WAS or
dere1 for his private use, and that OF
his friends. and in no way for sale
He produced several witnesses VINO
coroborattd his testimony and Judge
Knowlton acquitted him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-17

twas announced il Biddeford, Tues
,.as. that the York Light 4 Heat %,
had been sold to \. Il. Leach 4 CO.
OF New York. owners of the Cumber-
land Light & Power Co. of Portland.
Il Is said the stock OF the company
all! lie Called IN by April 2J
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-17
Capitol Jottings.

George W. Thombs of Lincoln was a
the office of the Bank Commissioner
Wednesday. on business preparater'
to the opening of the Lincoln Trus
Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-17

Commissioner of Sea and Shore
Fisheries Henry ID. S. Woodbury. of
Portland, was at the Capitol Wednes-
day, comforting with J. S. 2. H. Will
SON
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-17

Auditor Callahan was in Waterville
Tuesday. on business connected wiz
the auditing department.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-17
Fire warnings are being

Fire warnings are being sent ou'
from the land agents Offices, relativ>
to the danger of fires throughout the
forests. These warnings are sent ou'
each year to the different cities aud
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-17

the department of agriculture fo
gypsy moth work, lectured. Wednes
day evening. at the University o
Maine. OronO.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-17

towns to be posted at convenient
places
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-17
EIGHIEEN HoRsEs-MusT .eE
B {:

disposed of at once to make room for
carload Of woods horses to arrive Satnr-
day II. +. Cummins. Augusta. Tel 80
"a Augusta. apr3dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-17

ONE PAIR OF GOOD WORK
horses You can have your choice of two
pair one pair weighs $500, the others 300
w. f. Webb s. Chapel ST.. Augusta.
Phone AIM. mcn3lutI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-17
Chapter PIG.

An Act to amend Section eight of Chap
ter one hundred and sixteen of the
Revised Statutes relating to transcripts
in the Superior Court for kennebec
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-17

TWELVE GOOD, ALL-ROUND U.s.
Ing horses weighing from 800 to 1900. Ev-
>ery horse sold with guarantee or money
refunded L. p. Bowling, 1874 Water St,
Augusta Tel COL apr12dlws
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-12

The tennis tournament "A Bows High
VIII start week from Monday and will
run throughout the entire week
There will be about forty entries in
this event Five sweaters. with the
official school letter. viii be given To the
i've winners in this tournament. The
winners viii meet a picked team from
Peacock School Both meets viii be
held on the courts at East Lake
Gordon Institute team lost a close
game 90 Macon Thursday at Barnes
Vile. McWhOrter. of the Gordon team
PLAYED me game. He is "a brother
Of Bob McWhOrter. Of Georgia.
The track team Of Bows High is as
sured OF meet with Stone Mountain
this year. stone Mountain had pro-
posed -hree-Curuerel meet between
Tech High. Boys High and themselves.
hut that was not accepted hy either Of
the high schools as they had already
MADE arrangements for a dual meet on
April IS
EoSser manager OF the Bows High
track team. cleared . feet inches Ina rFe
llgh fumu yesterday afternoon This IS
one inch better Than The mark made b.
mar ln the prep meet last wear ut rrar
liut bus mark was tae highest made ay
am ul tae athletes lu the Atlanta Prem
League.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-12
PREP LEAGUE NOTES

The Narist baseball team left this
morning for Locust Grove. where they
viii play l.. q. l. this afternoon. The
Marlst boys lost 10 Locust Grove last
year. 4 20 Beans boys are in first
class condition right now and intend
10 reverse the decision
The Marist diamond has been Scraped
during the past week and is now the
fastest field in The city. The grass was
skinned on the infeld and the base lines
were dug up and rolled
Allen. Marist star baseball ana track
athlete. is getting in shape for the prep
athletic meet at Tech FlaIS. Nav 8
Marist viii not have more than ten en-
tries IN this meet. but several of the
men will participate in two or more
events.
Lewis, Who was a point winner for
Marlst IN the prep meet last year was
out pracueinE Yesterday for the first
time this season. Tie is a Spriuter and
also good GuaTter-mile- Lewis Is
pracuciuE starring and improving his
wind
Coach E,su. of eIariSl las ua- de-
giaeu when tr- tie game between his
team anu The BOYS High nine will BE-
PLAYED NJ He would like ut See The
t"o tesu1S get toget her early .iu May
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-12
Georgian Gives Away Tickets
8 O @ 9 O o o
Are You Trying to Win One

the privileges Of those who pay to
get i'm.
You can be one Of these season
ticket holders If you go at it right.
Just write the story. send IL in and
The Georgian win do the rest.
Don't bother with. a detail descrip-
ton Of how the game was played.
Just tell "a good. lively story of the
sort Of contest you think Il was. Rest
assured nobody will have time to
check through and see n you used
all the hits, runs. at bats or errors.
II would take ten men ten years to
judge the stories now I'm If that basis
were adopted Just make it a plain,
straightforward tale OF what might
happen at such game as Is indi-
Gated.
II your story is among the nine
that rank at the top, you get one OF
two season tickets.
But REMEMBER, the contest closes
April 16.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-12
UNDER
81 ARE BARRED
BY CANTILLON
BY Charles DRYDEN.

n HICAGO. ILL, April 12.-No ath-
lete under thirty-tve is eligible
to a job on Joe Cantillons Min
neapolic team. From that up to fifty
is the kind Joe likes best Not only
is tch great hearted Mr.. CantiIlon con-
Quoting a refuge for aged and infrm
athletes, he has gone into the kinder
garten end OF the game ana is god
father to all the sons and grand
sons born TO his players during their
captivity
II was o'clock of recent morn
ing when the Millers arrived up from
Memphis by way of Arkansas. Soon
after : o'clock Joe had inhaled his
breakfast and was out on the South
Side at the christening and doing the
godfather stunt for Dave Altizer's
kid, In fact. there is nothing Mr..
Cantil]on will not do for his hoary
relies of other days. He takes them
hunting and fishing and sometimes
fires a load Of fine shot at a has
been at a safe distance just to sec
him jump. He did that to Perry
Werden not long ago, and the lead
pTospoCtOrs still find Perry a rich
piece of territory.
Gray Haired Baseball Heroes.
Mr. tantillOn will even lie about
the devoted persons he has gathered
about him, Just listen to this: At
the hotel during the stop at Memphis
Ia guy i'm an adjoining room wound
up a rusty clock The racket woke
Jim Williams roommate and ne
thought il was Jim getting out Of bed.
jim should find an opening for
libel suit here
While pastimiuE at Memphis tine
Millcrs rode out to the yard in two
autos. President Coleman was stand
ing with Joe and watched the gray
haired heroes helping each other out
of the first auto with many 20 Crcdk
and groau.
Are these your ballplayers? Mr..
Coleman asked
These are the Youngsters" Joe
replied The old ones are coming in
the next machine"
WaddelI Making Snow men.
Snow was reported at Minneapolis
when the Nillers arrived here. and
Cantillon sent Waddell home to make
snow men and keep himself amused
The quaint and eccentric Rube is 4
prominent citizen AT Hickman. Ky.
They made him Deputy Sheriff and
Chief Of the Fire Department there.
one day this spring while the team
was at practice the fire siren blew
Rube dashed out of the park i'm his
baseball uniform, Communicated "a
horse and buggy and stripped to his
underclothes on the way to the blaze
There Ae grabbed am AK and chopped
a perfectly good roof Oft the house
before any one could stop him. The
fire was in the chimney Rube did
all the damage.
There is one weak point in this
story. In ALI the years we knew
RUDE Waduel he never had any uu-
Perhaps the innate moo
esty and goodness of Alr CautiHun
moved him To shield Waddelt in his
Wild drive from the BAH park to tneI
fire. Either that or Joe H. lying an
tie way through ;his treatise.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-12

no YOU want TO be a pennant
winner i'm the Free Season
Ticket League? II so, there is
no trick to it beyond writing story
Of 600 words. founded on the box
score shown here. The best story
that IS, the best description OF the
game from the fans standpoint-gets
two season tickets TO the bali park.
Tho eight stories that rank next in
order will be awarded one ticket each
for the entire season.
Haven't you often envied the hold
ers Of season passes, who avoid the
crowds AT the ticket window or the
bother Of buying at an uptown ticket
staud' They just walk 90 the pass
gate, pull out "a book, tear off a ticket
and stroll in. They are entitled 10 the
best seats in the grandstand To all
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-12
OWNERS
FRAME Up To
BEAT TY COBB
BY Clarence T. Llovd.

by Clarence +. LLOYD.
q T. LOUIS, April 12.-American
y League club owners and the
National League magnates. too
want Frank Navin Of the Detrol.
team to win his long drawn-olt
graphing contest with Tyrus Ray
mond Cobb, the greatest player Of az
time, who refuses to sign at the terms
offered by the Tiger management
They see trouble ahead If Navn
gives in to the peach.
Cobb drew annually $4,000 for HE
services during three years. It YVES
reported that he would not come in
unless paid $4,000 this year. Hughey
Jennings, the freckled leader Of the
Jungaleers, says he doesn't know
how much Cobb wants or how much
he has been offered. But he adds that
If IL is $4,000. Cobb will NOT be win
the Tigers this season.
Cobb is conceded a better chance II
winning his holdout argument than
any player in the game, because he's
the best performer in the nati0nl
pastime. But a test case has TO he
made some time and it is likely thu
the Navin-Cobb controversy will be
brought to a head with the club ONa-
er the winner
Club owners fear that there will g
a long list of holdouts next season Z
Cobb comes in at his own figures. fu.
that reason they want Nayin 20 hold
tight and make Cobb do the crawl
ing.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-12

leans Atlanta, Mobile and Chattanoo-
ga.
Hopeless-Nashvine. Memphis and
Montgomery
II you wanted to subdivide it furth-
er YOU could grab Mobile and Chat
tanooga from the division of conten
ders and call them outside chances 81
The old pennant race will be among
Birmingham, New Orleans and At
lanta.
a NUMBER Of papers of the coun-
Try recently carried this story
under a Spartanburg, s. G. date line:
Ty Cobb the famous baseball
player and Rutledge Osborne.
second baseman of the Wofford
College Of this city, settled diff
ference with their fists in the
room of a hotel at Greenville. Os-
borne, little fellow. received the
worst Of it, but declared that
three men held him on the floor
while Cobb gave him a beating.
Now those who wish to can believe
lhat yarn but the friends of Cobb,
and especially those who know him
best do not believe a word of it. II
sounds to them ike an unmitigated
prevarication.
Cobb is no particularly peaceful
chap. He grabs a quarrel now and
again, for the pure job of the fight
ing. But never in all our DAYS did
we hear Of Cobb requiring any as
sistance in fighting his battles
whether they Were fought with men
his own age and weight or older or
younger or bigger or smaller.
II was Cobb's gameness in battling
men physically his superiors-men
ike Charley Schmidt of the Detroit
team then-that won him the respect
Of every baseball player in the world
Cobb is brave as a lion, a good two
listed scrapper; but a gentleman back
Of il all.
The way the story got started. no
doubt was that Cobb fought young
Osborne SO hard that the Wofford
thought lie was opposed by four men.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-12
KAUFMAN BEATS LESTER
IN F0UR-R0UND Fight

OAKLAND. CAL April Ia.-N
kaufman. white hope" cid sue
,essful comeback here last ulsat
when he Won decision Over jack
Lester .H f"ur-rounG bout Haa.-
HHr te-ea. better ihau amy battle
"" .as ,HNer I~rt Boa ruy here ,lr
sttls
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-12
BOXER FREED FOR RING DEATH.

TT ST 10. N ADTl- z"
coroner Jameson. Yesterday eNOner-
ated George "SWats" Adamsou. IL
boxer uf blame i'm connection with
the death of Tommy" I.avellr. who
died here March "a, following "a box
ing contest with AGamsou