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La Junta tribune., 1914-05-30
Gs..r.. 1t lh~k, F"d


The worst hail and rain storm that
has visited this section Of the valley
In . decade passed through Rocky
Ford and vicinity "Wednesday after.
nooa and great damage 10 growing
croDs resulted. Except with the fruit
the damage II not irreparable aud
While the storm will entail = money
loss Of Thousands Of dollar 10 far.
m6ss because Of the extra work r..
qulrod. the usual banner crops Of
bsees snd csntaioupes are expected.
Caeea1oupes were worse hurt and
many fields will have 10 bc entirely
rsOoaatsd. Old settlers ray that the
stern Wednesday WAS the worAt
soooo 1900: several 20 hack ~ far
% 1895. Anyway Il WAS some storm
aa0 haA Il come two weeks later the
da0aeo would have been fer great.
efs-Eoeky Ford Tribune.
La Junta tribune., 1914-05-30
ne tvo teams nv = L. Jssta tAia

Tie -tvo teams play b L. Justa this
afternoon. and in Rocky Ford sun
day afternoon. II u Junta wins
both games oar hons taaa win b
In sscond paaes and 3 strong coa-
tsndss for the pennAat and the
sDaiaias Trophy ChaapaeasAip csp.
vhteA Al. q. Spaidias has put up.
This cup b beauty. bslag insesibsl
with the words. ''1saldiag TrooAy
ChaapioasAip. Arkansas Valley lsa-
-. lSll.'' i = besrtssa ts1Asl
liks. 49, =. a -, - 3l1n
y Z - - J 4 ~
80 bsug oosse
All Of The stores u II yunta. with
tAs exception Of The sroosey stores,
vili - closed this sfesrsooa betwoss
The hours Of , and s o'clock. In order
70 give everybody 40 opportunity 70
attend the game. BE sure snd BE-
there yourself.
La Junta tribune., 1914-05-30
To Oss Pssssas aad ~ Puhlsc

We greatly regret the annoyance
and Inconvenience our cust0mefs
and the general public was put "a
Thursday evening on account Of ous
service being interrupted. Light.
ming struck one Of the poles on the
Holbr0ok line. leading from the
transmission line. sad destroyed the
insulasoss. thereby causing . short
circuit. Il is always our practice on
Saturday nights. pay day nights,
special shows and for sli special &C.
casions 70 keep steam W. and have
osr emergency Dlsss Ii readiness "a
sssve In case Of any trouble. This
however. was not conveniently per.
missabie Thursday evening. and We
could not get up steam before ll::s
o'clock. Que 70 the fact that We had
rsceived orders from tho Fidelity
and Casualty Company 70 have OUT
boiler cool and In SHAPE for inspec.
ton ON the morning Of the 3sth.
Instant.
We ask you. In sil fairness. "a
consider this regreltable and unfor.
tunste coalition from the above
facts. - Il vas something that was
absolutely unavoidable. beins unable
70 control the forces Of Nature.
Respectfully.
ARKANSAS VALLEY RAILWAY,
LIGHT 4 POWER COMPANY.
by q. ". Miiiiken.
Superintendent
La Junta tribune., 1914-05-30
M~sss,rlal NsssIce

Last Sunday moPnins was the day
for the annual memorial sermon 70
the members Of the Grand Army Of
the Republic and the Women's Re.
lief Corps. Upon thts occasion these
two orders and the Dons Of Veterans
attended TIE Baptist church. where
Rev. E0oaausa Payns delivered
shs ssrnos On The subject. "a Ne.
tsen's Tribute "a IL Henorsd Dead. e
The chusch vas decoeatsd In flags
ss1 seseial music was pssdered ny
tAe eho1e.
eeas - Ve1seaas loeausslsl aesvIre
o. oo0oerov alghe q sAs Chris.
s1ea sAuseA. ~ oeas q Veterans
vm Aeve sAasUs g ~ sssvies. ssd
~. CAaA 1lago1a, ~ saaas sAap.
- 9 - osos - rU0opans el1i q.
l0m0u1o1 = - Eli
La Junta tribune., 1914-05-30

After the program short Addresses
Will bs made BY various local speak.
ess who have voiuntsered for the
occasion. Everybody = invited to
attend the exercises Il woodman
Hall.
La Junta tribune., 1914-05-30
Earol.rAs Travels,gse

The people Of La Jumta and VI.
cinity will have the opportunity Of
hearing Mrs. Belle Van Dorm Har.
bert. the president Of the lntsrna.
tionai Congress of Farm Women,
who has recently returned from .
trip 70 Client. Belgium. In = Faro
pean traveiogus lecture at the Pre-.
bytsrtsn church Thursday evsains.
June 9Th. An sdmission Of IS csals
will BE- charged. and thoss who fail
70 take advantage Of this opportsally
Of hsarins this lecture wilI niss .
rare treat.
La Junta tribune., 1914-05-30

Archie Fravor. . car repairsr for
the Santa Fe. died very suddenly It
bis home. ~ East First street. yes
terdsy morning at 1850 o'clock.
Mr.. FravOr had been in III health
for some time but was not regarded
In n serious condition and his death
came as . shock 10 his wife and
many friends In this city. lie was
u member Of the Masonic lodge.
holding his membership In Chicago,
III. lie was also 4 member Of the
Modern woodmcn Of this city. which
order will have charge Of the funeral
services.
Mr.. FravOr was rs years Of age
and leaves 10 mourn his sudden
death hts wife. who has the xympa-
thy Of her many friends In this city
In her great bereavement.
The body will bs shipped 10 Den.
yer for cremation. but ~ we 90 to
press the time Of the funeral has not
been set.
La Junta tribune., 1914-05-30
DlaORAnON DAY
tsrasai Array u Rspabalc. ssas =
veserans and Otles. WIN Joia h Z
OAsurvance os tAe Day %

AOSo&buu Ooy - known ~ -
mortal nay in the southern states.
The custom that led to Il orfginat6
n the south before the closs of ~
civil war. Early in the sprine ~
each year tie southern women wegp
In the habit Of decorating the gTaveal
Of their dead soldiers with flovsfo,
and thss an unwritten Law fi1e4
May Soth - the day OF observance
Similar services had been inangn..
rated In Tie north With NO spessal)
unanimity. On May 5. lsss. 0sa-.
eral John A. Logan. then couAnaA-I
der-in-chisf Of the Grand Army oe
the Republic. Issued ~ order. fixlne
May 30th of that year for strewins
with flowses. the graves Of deed aol-
diers. TAsss has been mo- federal lsg-
isiation regarding Decosattoa Do1.
but many statss have made 4 ! ~
Gal holiday. The confsdesues -
mortal day h now celebrated b ~
different southern states at vasaous
dates from April sth 70 Nay lath.l
In La Junta today the members
Of every patriotic society will uassAI
70 the cemetery where they IN
decorate the graves Of thoss who
took part In the great civil strtfs.
and the graves Of Union soldiers ~
we'll a those Of Confedsrats ~
dtsrs will b strewn with flowers -
lovias friends. =
Membsrs Of nearly every lodee
In the city viii also decorate ths
graves Of their departed menhsrs.
aud fathers. lnotherx. brothsrs and
sistsrs viii strew the graves Of thsls
loved ones with beautiful Liossoms.
The members Of the @. A. r.. W..
h. c.. and Sons Of Veterans vlll
Nest Il Hasneay Hail aAd the lias
ef march VIII - fssusA % vtflh
street bsewsun nsssa - c6llsI1o
favoauss e ~ e'eDeek. q n ~ q
nQ1ss - ~ Snail = = Nd. e -
y Ceeesadp aveaue, thencs NORTH 70
oecosd street. thsacs west 70 aanta
re avenue. thsacs south 70 Thlrd
street and west 70 the cemstsfy.
Autom0biles viii be wstting 70 car.
~ the members Of the q. A. R. and
the W. u. c. Osr 70 the csnstsry.
First 10 the line Of march viii b@
the co1o5s. supported By the q. A. Il.
color bearer aud two color guards
from the Sons Of Veterans: next will
follow the La Junta hand. then the
Sons Of Veterans. Who will act as
escorts 70 the @. A. X. who wiil b.
Immediately behind them. followed
BY the w. X. e.. the Elks, Odd Eel
lows. woodmen Of the World and all
other orders who accept the invita-.
ton from the members Of the q. A.
4. 70 Join them In commemorstinv
this national day.
There Will be songs and speeches
a. the cemetery after which the
crowd Will disperse aud decorate the
graves.
~ noon the ladies Of the W. u.
&. will serve dinner 70 the q. A. u.
st Harmony Hall. Aftsr dinner they
Will proceed 70 the woodman hall
where they will give an Interesting
program. commencing promptly a,
o'clock. ~ follows:
Prayer. 80. Rev. Howard Ooidi.
song. g........... Chorus 0f Girls
Sons--"The Flag Of the Frse"..
............ .Alns Johnson
Song. ............... Male Chorus
Recitation. n..............M 80. Miss Esry
Soss. ...............M Mrs. Wsidron
La Junta tribune., 1914-05-30
WEDNnnDAY.s STORM
80 aad Han Stosm Quite Geaeral
AArksasas vallcy-Ilamagc Not
Serious ExccpG 1t MaasanOla

4 1890
u Junta was visited by heavy
tn1l of rain last Wednesday after
Enpo about 8 O'Clock. which was ac-
|eeH tanied by considerable hail. but
- rious damage was done. Black
e94s. frinsed with lighter clouds.
E3IaSeaing In opposite directions.
Fph1ph looked ominous OF hail. we're
eeAked high In the south and west.
oA9sit certainly looked ~ though our
Epfon nising agricultural prospects
Etoee doomed. Each succeeding
Notning since the storm finds the
D4Nspective damage less and less.
on4 although considerable re-plant-
engt will have to be done. which will
6etail much extra work upon the
fArpers. It Is not probable that much
pssnanent injury has been done.
4 u North La Junta much garden
trek was damaged. and many fields
[ee 'cantaioupes and watermelons will
Aeve to be replanted. 8. II. Miller.
-. the local weather bureau, reports
49, sainfail ~ siShty-thrce 0ne-hun.
I(g41ths Of an inch. In the Fair
|Oeqnt county there waa no hail east
k4e Timpas creek. but all Of that Sc
80 was visited by 4 prolific rain
AL. There was no injury to the
fBUtt at f. N. Berry's. three miles
lweet Of La Junta. but all Of his
eAotaloupes aud watermeions. and
~ last planting Of beets. will have
/ r. be replanted.
There was considerable hall In
he Garden Of Eden. but not enough
70 do any damage except around w.
". Tayior's place. six miles east
kHerc the wheat was badly damaged
ead the garden truck ruined. the
alfalfa being 70 badly beaten down
ehat II viii have "a be cut right
laHay. damage BY hall In the Gar.
- = Edea vas oaly In SPOTS. and
4eiQ - riee)y seoassssd. Il
-
ktAs beiIdins. . iats = TAur.Asy
aor.iss. a
The Holbrook country vaa Visited
by heavy rain. but thsse. wss no
hail In any portion Of that valley.
1onsS 0amaaD q Mnansssao
J. D. Craighead. xupesintssdent
Of tbs Oeseo l01gation Dttfict. has
bees in Nansaa0la during asst Of
the week. ssperintsndins The coa.
struse3ea of . waste gate theosgh
which water In to be transfesred at
smith Hollow from the Otsro tn the
Catltn canal. the dam Mt the head
gate OF the latter having been put
out Of commission on account Of the
recent high water In the river. Mr..
cralghead has about forty men on
the Job and expects TO have the work
completed tonight
Mr. Craighead was nj Manxan0ia
on the niGht Of the storm. aud had
entertained the notion that he had
seen some rain storms during his
,.mpestu0vs career upon this nun
dane sphere. The pour n Mania.
nola. however. was the most super.
fluous and copious that he has ever
known anywhere. aud he admits to
havtag lived In Missouri. lie thinks
that Il must have raincd at least five
inches inside of an hour. aud II was
s,il1 raining when he made this re-.
port. There was much hall nj Man
,anola. In spots. and the small fruit.
especially sooseberries and cherries.
vas badly damaged. There was no
hail at all north Of the railroad NJ
Mansanoln. and only for distance
Of one and onc.half miles west Of
that place.
&essrMn ae osssrky fOrsl
The worst hail and rain storm that
La Junta tribune., 1914-05-30
Amer ssse l'iay

After the play Monday nighe. .
most delightful social affair was en.
Joyed At the Palace of Sweets. when
thc Senior boys Of the high school
we're hosts 10 the Senior girls and
Professor aud Mrs. 0rossmith and
daughter. Miss Gladys.
The SHADY Nook" was made Q
place Of beauty With tables In their
pretty linens and centsrpieces Of
snowbailn. The entire class and
their guests were seated ai once end
. most Delighted lunch wss enjoyed
while exquisite music filled the am.
bient atmosphers. The following
delicious menu was served:
Ctsret Punch
Sandwiches Veal Loaf
Tutti.frutti Ice Cream
Fruit Salad with Whipped Cream
Coffee Mats
La Junta tribune., 1914-05-30
M Man - Vu,sbes

omloous eleuds. black and fore.
boolnOs basksd ths southwsssssn
se1co wednesday sflssnees. aal ~
La Junta tribune., 1914-05-30
(1a''s IIsy

A day which wili long be rsmsm.
bered n Ne class Of 1914 Of ths
0sero Cousty Unlos Hish SchooI No.
!. was Thursday. May sesh. TAla
was Class bay and she membses el
w. elsss we're segsshss sajoyias
various anussnests threusheut tAs
sasiFs lay.
~ easly 0osnIas besakfsss hsl
e~a ooaanol, but - asssuss g ~
'vala Wseasalay siehs y was inpss-
f0on01nnon = aoea nnanN
La Junta tribune., 1914-05-30

Mask Dsssss. q kssay psrl. ~
elected supssintsn1sne - ~ ~.
beook 1rflGatloa plges1eg eio ~
.eAls wesk. - seeeDoo q. n. ~
spelWea. II. noaeoo ~ ofeeopGe
~ sssaey snevavps. 8
La Junta tribune., 1914-05-30
C0aalGnHCisaEHf WEEK
naeoaaanseaAe Addssss ~ ~. ,. D
lAnglsy-Clans Fay Maa1av-
C0mnsnceuneua Rxescanes.

aH
TAe largest andience that ever At
tsn1sa . haccalsursats ssFmon In
Il Jsaea. filled ~ Rsurks Thsates
last Sunday aisht. vhsn Rev. J. D.
LaAgisy. pastor of he Presbyterian
cAsrcA delivered the sermon to the
ciasses q 1914. Of she Otero County
unioa Hish School No. l. and the
Commercial school.
Seated on the stage were the min
listers Of the city and the high school
chorus. Consisting Of thirty-five
voices. The seniors. wearing caps
and gowns. occupied the boxes ON the
lower floor.
A fine anthem. The Silent Sea. =
Was rsndsrsd BY the entire chorus
and the lsAiss chorus sand Morn
ing Invocaaioa." Both were excel.
lent numbers and we're rendered in
such . aaanes ~ 10 reflect great
credit beth upon the members Of
the chorus and their Instructor
Mias valentine Preston.
Rev. Lansley's address was re.
plete With words Of wisdom. which
Impressed upon the minds of hil
hearers the thought that hish ideal,
aad seal In service In the things that
count are in reality what makes life
vertA living in ~ fiaal anaiysis-
tAs lament Of Cardinal woolsey Who
''trod the ways Of glory and sounded
all the depths and shoals Of honor. =
bsins utilised - IN apt illustration
La Junta tribune., 1914-05-30

lcsasleee1 e - Rsee.l
La Junta tribune., 1914-05-30
C1ass Hlay

The senior class play. what Hap
psusd TO Jeass," vhich was given al
tAs Ressks fAsatys last Monday
aight. vas 60, - ~ best home tai
s& &llayv - 49, In La Junta.
SAsss wss . lsrgs audience prss'
eat ssd words q praise have bees
hsef1 % svssy bset. heth for tAoss
~ - - ~ lssy sad rr.fes
7 01 ~ tn11F.1aset1l1
-. ~ Se1oo10 ~ V1fed u ~
- sAsoe vseks. sbose oas half ~
tine u esually tskss 70 learn and
prspars % put % = play Of thil
kind. sad each ose actsd their pass,
~ though professionals. Il would
be hard 70 Distinguish any supsriori'
" between them. The followiag d
the cast Of characters:
Ebeneser Ooodiy. . professor Of
Anatomy. ...... Robert Phillips
Mrs. Goodly. Ebeneser's Wife. 80.
I ............M Miss Mary Steven,
Marjorie. Ebenessr's Daughter.
...........M Miss Moreno lrelau
Richard Heatheriy. Engaged 70
Marjorie. ......... Paul Euffes
Helma. . Dutch Servant Girl. ...
............. Miss Hulah Black
Cissy. EbeneseF's Ward. ........
Miss Cora Or,
Minerva. Ebeneser's Daughter. -.
............. Miss Rose Nuffes
Aivins Starlight. Mrs. 0oodly's
Sister. ........ Miss May Helm
Jones. . TsaveleF. Herbert Ross
Thomas Holder. q Policeman. -.
................ Arthur AcCuns
Anthong Goodly. the Bishop Of
Bsllssst. ......... Glenn Wilson
william BiHbee. an Inmate Of the
Ssniiartum. ...... Lloyd l.arseu
iiensy Fuller. superintendent Of
the Sanitsrtum. :. Douglas Cook
La Junta tribune., 1914-05-30
Grcase.s Es.mple u Eff,cse.ey

A southern democrat holds Up
Theodore Roosevelt ~ the great liv-
ing example Of the keyword OF the
century's progress efficiency. Dr..
r. T.. vinson. president Of Austin
Presbyterian Theological Seminary
at Austin. Texas. said at City. Club
luncheon recently:
1T Is that well known man who
shows his teeth and pounds the table
strenuously while he talks that ID
bringing this message Of efficiency
to US. and while he Is not OF my po-
litical faith. yet consider him one
OF the great leaders Of the world.
why. even the churches are de-
manding efficiency Of their preach
ers." Doctor vinson continued. "The
various church boards want the
leader that can get the fruit and lay
It at their feet.
ITO attain this efficiency we are
turning to cooperation. No longer
do we cling to that old axiom that
competition is the life Of trade. II
is cooperation that Ii the life Of
trade. and I believe II Ia part Of the
plan OF the Almighty that We are get
ting together In business. and In pol
itics and In the church. Especially
must We get together In the church.
1t has reached that point In life
where no man can bulge his way
through life 70 real success and do
II alone. He must have the help Of
his friends. He must cooperate.
THE old plan Of every man for
himself and the devil take the him
dermost is founded on q selfishness
that has been q curse Of the race.
The real meat Of the matter is In the
wise saying Of Solomon. three thou
sand years ago: Two are better than
one and n threefold cord In not cas-
lily broken
ITO obtain this cooperation and
dnity 10 necessary for efficiency We
must have service. President Will
son. another great leader and . man
for whom have the most profound
admirasioa. has made ssrvics The ain
|y19 1c1k ~ - ta1lasssrasasa.~
) =; - IS
La Junta tribune., 1914-05-30

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La Junta tribune., 1914-05-30

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La Junta tribune., 1914-05-30

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La Junta tribune., 1914-05-30

ssas = vs1sssas l6eassrlai sesv.cs
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-23

ing statement given out this after
noon by President Baker Of the local
organization.
"Kilhfer signed his contract for
three years with the Philadelphia
Nationals yesterday, having consulted
his lawyer and also his father, who
is probate Judge in Michigan" said
Baker. HE was adEised that the
Laioie, decision covered his case ex-
aotly, and that the Philadelphia Natl,
onalsshad prior claim to his services
and when this Was pointed out to
him without any further considera-
tion she signed his contract and re-
turned to the FsdeFals n the advance
money" .,i.s..Ya-1ss
NY opinion is 4hat df all the nati-
sass!s Siissa6a6 players. Wiiru contemplate
signing with the Federal League, or
have already Signed--wul examine
the exact meaning of their contracts,
the little old joker will be found
nesting away there" =
President Baker said the Lajoie de-
cision was the strongest argument
the National League had regarding
contracts.
The LA$S!S case case Tss d55oos<iesti a5oofasa in ti.o
Pennsylvania supreme court in 1901.
La5oie, . member OF the Philadelphia
NatiunalsShsd signed to PLAY with the
PhiIadelpihis Americans and the
Nationals took 1.-THE case into the
county eear.. .sss.srss foR m injunction
restraining Lajoie from playing with
tApasHeans. ssrhe court refused
sassanjuiRi:on and the La5e was cns
ricdi 10, tko shp;tIns corr. The ri.
htas@@t 81. reversing shs love. ooHt
iE.d ~ sslsr. -, '5asticts corcnrring
.,4tst gilie iEsatrss clause w. binding
on tks serS and: that. the fact thaI
the. employing. club reserved the right
to dismissI q player on ten Days no
tics did nos destroy the mutually
Of the agreement.
Mhila the Pennsylvania supreme
Gdurt% InheiH ItE0 reserve clause ant
the provision In baseball contracts re.
latiigate lthai &enY daye notice OF re.
leaaesthe ?Tederal court has taken al
opposite view on the release notice
ciahss: - ft74t
Il
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coupons VOID AFTER JAN. q

only. Vote ali OF your coupons, at
once. Send them in by mail IL you
haven't time to bring them to the con-
test ONCE.
Call on your friends and you will
soon learn how easy It is to get votes.
Get one or two or even half dozen
OF your friends TO help you. They
viii gladly do it and you will be sur
prised how rapidly the votes will come
pouring in. Tie ladies who work the
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The prizes can not be bought The
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Call at The Anderson Daily Intelli-
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fn be eaarts.

Chicago, jan. eess-'Ehs Fseeaaeiits. Lea
que today notlTled organized bassbail
that the signing Of players already
uidef contract VITA ,Ae Federals
would bs fought In tile courts. This
ultimatiIt1 sas in tho ii OF tele-
gram which President Gilmore. OF the
iFedera ,sasuc. sent 10 President
Baker, 6f the Philadeiphia Nationals,
declaring he would 'prctsct"s the
scontfacs eigped By Ad Brennan and
Kiitifer as
q Tho teissrlnl read;
VS. hereby officially notif~ you
tli6t!Aa FeAnan ana William Ktllifer
thaS6 sishea contracts with Chicago
FederalA and have received advances
noqsg. sqth our players and their
isonttasttsS III bs ''protscted.',
Tho Players Fraternity will not
retain enssits tnamher4hin reiis any
who brcage a cohtract according 70
Otto Knabe: manager oEthe Baltimore
) Feddralas sgho arrived tere today.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-23
SOUTHBRN RAILWAY.
Premier Carrier Of the South.
IN CONNECTION WITH BLUE RIDGF
lALWAYs
sehedul Effective Jan. 10, lOl4

d.
8. H. Hatdwick. P. r. IL. wash-
ington, d. @.
20 Greenville and Belton.. 8 $50 a. m.
20 GreenviIie and Belton. 1850 O. m.
Is GhsriestcaS Ceiunbi& and ~ .
+ cRelton, ythrQqghRleeperto
|qs Atlanta, Maiiaiia and =
Seneca =. 5..'9. .S:3I "a 10.
sEiGreenvills .nna BeItoa I. f;2t n IN.
10, Atlanta, Walhalla, and -
Arrival and departure Of trains from
Anderson, S.fCs 80 tf' z!
| ~. BIZ the. following, echedale assssa
are, publishes: only rs Information and
are not guaranteed.
no. Arriving From Time
Seneca. j. -. -. :. ..5:53 p. m,
~ Charleston Columbia and
Z. Bolton. Through coach
from Columbia to Wall
haila =. - .6:0s p. m
Leaving For
20 Belton, GreengiIle ..7:40 q. IA.
22 Bolton and Greenville. 9;26 q. m
"a Bolton and Gfeenviile ..2:2S D. IA
10 Bolton Charleston,
GFeenville and Columbia A:62 pm
~ Belton, Columbia, Char
lesion and GreenViFla .48:8I d, n,
. Seneca. waihalIa and At
Ianta -. .lisBo .. n.
p'e6aeh from coiaHnbie. .e.oS b. IA
Ne baggage viii boh handled On
Daotor ears Eqs 90, 24l, 81, IS, 90, 20
Connection q made at Bolton fOT
Southern trains and &c Seneaa for
trains TO Asldnta ana be1ond, Eof
klTIaer lHToElahl10as aV0Ey % dckei
agents or
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Ga, has been dropped and Pineville
KY, added to the Appalachian base
ball league circuit. at the annual
meeting here tonight. The change f.
circuit was made at the request ni
the Rome club which desired 10 en-.
ter the GeorEia-Alabama League. The
franchise OF tie Rome team and
and nine of the Rome players were
transferred to Pineville. President f
B. Fisher, OF the league, was reflect,
ed. A schedule committee was ap.
pointed.
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