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The Cairo bulletin., 1914-09-05

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Is nonresident and viii sell at a
great sacrifice. Inquire OF Easter
DAY Abstract Co. s22 If
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office by an experienced young lady
Address Box 209, Golden, Ill. s-lS
WANTED-Men to learn the Bar
Der trade. We prepara You in short
term. Can earn whiio you learn.
Tools given. Jobs waiting. Big DO
wages write TODAY uolnr norhar
college, ST. Louis, Mo.
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WANFED-PoAJion by expert
cnced young man s:enographer. Ad-
dress PAU MagcC, Il6 10th or call
33S Bell Phone. 9-s.
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NANTEp-To rent by reliable
party, neat, modern cottage ut
hood Taleoboun ryome OAK tn-
aav mi
notwithstanding at 429
Eleventh street. Bell phone 1853.
,,,,r,, o.... no.
and claim clerk Tor wholesale house.
Twelve years experience. Settled,
married man. City residence. Ad-
dress "B. Y. r.. care Bulletin.
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Miscellaneous Wanted.

WANTED-If your property Is
for sale, list II with us. We have
buyers waiting. Cali ms up or
write, a card viii do, and we Will
Sc You at once Easterday Abstract
Co. 8-12-tf
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-09-05

Detective Jas. l.. Casey has re-
sumed business in Cairo after serv-
ing II months with past masters OF
the profession, All business strictly
Bell phone 239, 4O4
Walnut. 1925 If
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-09-05

For up to date dress making call
on Miss Hopkins and Miss Davis at
the Big Department Store w. r.
Wall Co., 3rd floor. 9-12
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-09-05

Tires PUT on go-carts and baby
buggies. knives and scissors sharp
oned. Keys OF all kinds made
Trunks repaired. H. Il. lNCE, Az
Commercial Ave, Cairo, Ill. Ilome
phone 212-K.
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WANTEN-Men q Io0f0 thC
Barber Trade. BE independent. No
Emit to term. Positions waiting.
Our graduates qualified for best
jobs. Wages while learning. Tools
given Catalogues mailed free
Noler Barber College. ST Louis
Mo. I'll
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-09-05

WANTED Three neat appearing
lady statesmen. Apply at Marion
Hotel after 4 o'clock Friday. Satur-
day or Monday ASK for Mr..
Fletcher. 9-l0
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POSITION--Young lady. eXper-
fenced stenographer and Office as
sistant Can operate multigraph.
Salary reasonable. Address tx. Y.
H., care Bulletin. $40
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-09-05

WANTED Stenographic posi-
ton Young lady, Experienced,
competent. Rapid and accurate.
win work for employers interests.
Miss May Carter, 2l2 nth st. Home
Phone 1921.
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Local Solicitors Wanted,

Local Solicitors Wanted.
l have good offer Cor several ex.
perienced insurance solicitors for
Cairo and the county, Call and see
me. A. ]. ROSS, 236 Twelfth street.
$50
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WE MAKE SIGNS.
That get results. Tbs h&rAb1s Co
Roth phones 23l. sis II
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-09-05

notwithstanding At 429
Eleventh street Bell phone 969.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-24
CHARLESTON RACING RESULTS.

First Race-SN furlougs-ColfaS. los
,Kenght IL to .. won. Belle Of Normandy
lol toh.rtl. t. !. second. Lairi - Kirk
Caldy loo ,ByrneI, To |. third Time.
lis Caraquet Malik, Nike cohen, Good
VIII Attl.tic Girl and MngD S'ar all" ran
second aac.-Six furlongs Single RAY. 1905
Turner ~ to l. won. Gallant Roy. 100
tNrTsryartI. I to ). second: Bundle ~ Rag
~ tWardl. to l. third Time. lis F..
peacock water Lad. KsttlNdruu, Baby Sis
Third Race--SiN furiongs-Rstourh II.
, Pickett, Is to |. won; Floral crown, ll5
connolly, 30 l. second, flain Ann. II to
20, third. Time, l;ls. Saser Troy Weight.
Prospect. Lady Orimar. captain links. La
Sainrelia. Old Hank AMI Golden Prince also
ran
Fourth Rsce-Sevsn furiongs Me
tenr H. ,Rurlingam"l, to 10. won, Ancon,
100 tk-oghp, \ To- 5. second ElNah, Tot
TURNER. even. third Time, 1:2e star
Actress salon, Verona and Good Day also
ran.
Fifth Rscc--one mile-Tom KING. l,e
tpnVeupoIt - 20 2. ~on. iynusur-. l01
tWarin. . 10 /, Second B'ucdi, tina. IL
,ChHppelln. o 20 .. Maid. Time. I3,t 90.
Rcuoh sand Woodcratt sam Rrrnard, /. VI
T. kert Yankee Pooh ana oar Nugget also
ran.
sixth Racs--Dnr m,le-SteHlavRy lO7
tNcTaggartl, 10 to Z, Won, Firl. l04 ,NIur
phyp. 2 To- /, second bonnie Eloise. 10.
sumter, ~ to -, third Time. 10 10
Michael Angelo. barn Dance, Rutsscau
Slicic Gagnaut ana Eaton also ran.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-24
WoLGASr AND RIVERS DRAW.
Smashing, SlambRng Melee kreps
Referee In Hot Water.

MILWAUKEE, Jan. 23.-Ad Wolgast and
Joe Rivers boxed ten round draw her"
tonight. 1t will take "a longer bout than
the ten rounds permitted by the Wiscon-
sin boxing law TO tell which is the bet
ter man. 1t was smashing. slambang
battle all the way. The two fighters PAID
little heed to the frantic appeals of tef-
cree Harry Stout to break, Tor time
and again he had to go between the men
and with force break them apart.
wolgast came in with lowered hcah
and arms wrapped around his neck HIS
plan was to get in close and whale away
with right or left at the MeNcan's body
or jaw Joe had wholesome respect Tor
Adoph's style OF battling, for he was sat
isfed to fan Ads nose AT a safe distance"
then. when he saw n chance. drive III win
right or left smashes to tn" 'adi'ia'
mans body.
Riverss nose bled from the second
round on, for in that session the "N-
champion nailed IA left over his opponent
nose that brought the claret IN streams
In the third round neither heard the
sound of the bell at the finish ana they
battered away AT each other until th'
referee pushed them apart
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-24

REGULARS WIN MORAL VICTORY.
~ Least Candee says So on Eve Of
Crescent A. e.. Election.

Because of the attacks that have been
made on one OF the governors OF the
crescent Athletic Club the committee of
the regulars has issued letter writ
ten by william n. Ford who stands
NO. l on the club membership list and
who has been president four times. DE
Forest Candee. chairman of the COM
mittee of the regulars, says the letter IL
not campaign document but Is simply
a reply to the letter sent cut by Charles
NJ. Bull. eight times president and No
on the list Mr.. Candee also states
that the board OF governors in recon-
mending that the bylaws Ire amended
IN conformity with the suggestion of
the regulars relating to the transfer OF
real estate gives the regular ticket a
moral victory In advance OF the election.
W. H. Ford was counsel for the ac-
cused governor and appeared for him at
the trial before the governors. He re-
views the testimony given relating To
me interruption made while Surrogate
ketcham was speaking. tells Of the testi-
nuhy OF the witnesses and then argues
that as IT requires "A two-,hirds vote
OF the board to adjudge "A member guilty
the accused virtually was not found
guilty, as the vote was to :. and "a
convict according to his Interpretation
or the bylaws, should have been 10 Ia
D. Mr.. Ford says that h. has demanded
That the board change the minutes ia
snow tn" member was acquitted
In conclusion Mr.. Ford hopes that
some way may yet he found to reconcile
uinerences and that peace and harmony
may he restored.
The annual meeting aud election will
be held tonight In the clubhouse The
polls are open from till 10 o'clock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-24
OUIMET MAY PLAY EVANS.
Champion Of Pinehurst and plans
Are 20 Bring ChicagOan There.

PINEHURsr, n. G., Jan. 23.--National
Open Golf Champion Francis Oumet ar
rived this morning in company with his
friend and clubmate. Paul Tewksbury OF
the Woodland Golf Club and J. II. Sulli-
van Jr OF Boston, interscholastic cham
pioa IN 1912, The party reached here AT
10 O'Clock and an hour later were on the
golf links, where they spent most Of the
day. A Woodland club foursome, with
G. l.. Becker and T. A. Ashley as the part
ners OF Ouimet and Tewksbury. arranged
for the afternoon. was postponed. To-
days play was entirely case OF "whack
the ball" and no cards are available for
Publication.
Considerable interest In aroused by the
possibility of the much talked match be-
tween Ouimet and Chick Evans during
the formers visit. There Is "A probability
that Evans will be at Atlanta in the i'm
mediate future and II he does there surely
will be strenuous efforts to bring the pair
together here. Robert Hunter Of Moro
ton Is prominently associated in the move
ment 10 arrange n match which. II con-
ANIMATED would be international In its
character.
four ball match was arranged TINS
evening for Tomorrow with Ouimet and
Teykesberry against Parker w. White
more and George u, Croker OF Brookline
Another match viii include Kerr anc
sullivan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-24
WILL MOVE TWO TEAMS.
vo,cdo TO cincinnati md 81 T""'
a. .,bicnxo. AsaOctatiOn PIan'

,-u,r,co. Jan. 23.-Meeting peIlh '
,losed doors. the magnates OF the Hi'sa ,,
can Association plotted dire Things .o-ua ~,
for the Federal League. ana WIN ,,'o a
~ orpanized basebalrs war ches. ar,
s,,d 10 have concocted scheme 10 .n.o"
,IIsorder into the baby league = eNcn,au.,
I'VE scheme is said to be To iorce No.
financial losses on the part OF 'he -.
erals 10y placing teams IN coinpu.s''"
Win the Federals for the gate re,eA
II is said that the st taul 'ea
backed by the war chest, VIII De .ia"
ferred TO Chicago. probably pay ins q" g.,
,;nn,her's park, while the Toled" '.a a..
vii be transferred to Cincinnati ufs
t,s, transfer being planned on ,'e pass
mt th,. Toronto franchise OF INC
u,,ll he assumed by Cincinnati a..
WIN a high grade ball team on .ns
>,or,h side in Chicago II Is inquired Una,
,he receipts OF the Federal League VIII VIII
~, greatly reduced. while the same wou.u
,,o the case in Cincinnati. In anul,ioh wv.
,,o,edules of the American Associa,.o',
would be so arranged that the % s,i ,nu,
,oar, m Chicago would have connlc,lms
da,ss With the Chicago Fedcrai i'easu s
cam. while In Cincinnati the Ioieup ua ,,a
would conflict with the Fedora, Leasu I
team there and not with the C'hc''.''"''
Reds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-24
BOXING S0L0NS HALE
A. A. U. BEFORE THEM
Professional Bouts at Boys Club
Must BE Explained
Stumpf on Grill.

A big upheaval In the conduct OF anna
teur boxing I'm this state may result in
consequence Of the violation Of the state
laws at the wrestling tournament Of the
Boys Club last Tuesday night. on that
occasion. with ]. W. Stumpf. chairman Of
the registration committee OF the Met
ropolitan Association, as referee. the
wrestling bouts originally scheduled were
supplemented by professional boxing
matches. one OF which developed into a
battle royal.
The Boys Club holds no license for pro-
fessonal bouts as required by the Fraw-
ley law and even II II did the holding of
battle royal Is against the rules formu-
lated by the State Athletic Commission
Under the law amateur contests are left
ject to the state commission. II has been
customary to allow decisions In amateur
bouts. giving these contests AN advantage
over the professionals. where decisions
are not allowed.
Charles Harvey. secretary OF the State
Athletic Commission. stated yesterday
that tine officials OF the A. A. L. who
were present at the Boys Club tournament
had been summoned to appear before the
commission ON Thursday next to explain
how they came to allow the law TO bs
broken. Should the explanation given b.
unsatisfactory the commission will take
steps to take the control OF amateur box
ing away from the a. A. u.
James L.. sullivan chairman of tn,
national registration committee OF the A
A L., IL conducting an investigation him
self as to why the rules OF the union Al
we'll as OF the State commission were So
at naught He always has stood iirml!
for the UNFOLDING OF the rule which for
bids professionals competing or exhibiting
at "A tournament where amateurs are en-
gagged. That this rule was broken ap
pears plain and Mr.. sullivan has calle'
on J. w. Stumpf, the referee, to appea
before the national registration commit
tee and give his version OF what occurred
/ sullivan said last night that he re
/ GREETED the violation of the State law. bu
| that II such violation took place IL wa
| not premeditated by the A. A. L. an
! that the union would do all that was 4
/ its power to set the matter right. II
could not understand how a man Tx
Stumpf who Is well acquainted with tn
rules. could permit such a fragrant breach
He still has hopes that Mr.. Stumpf wi
be able 10 explain the circumstances I
the satisfaction OF the State Athletic Com
| mission.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-24
NEW FEATURES FOR MEETS.
y. v. 4. 4. Announces Canadian RE-
Iay Team-Irish LINE tn ua1ptO.

Both the New York A. &. and the Irish
American A. &. announced yesterday ex-
ira features for the games to be held in
Madison Square Garden next month. capt.
Paul Pilgrim OF the y. Y. A. 4. has been
working for some time on an interna-
tional relay AT one mile between the
United States and Canada. The race
promises to be one OF the best OF the in
door season and the class OF the Cana
dams engaged is so good that only the
fact that Uncle Sans runners will be
competing on home grounds will give the
local men a chance to win.
Chief OF the Dominion quartet will be
Jack Tressider. "a quarter miller who has
beaten every American Mt his favorite
distance. Mel Brock. who got In the 500
meter final at Stockholm Jack TAFT. an
other fast middle distance man. and j.
n. Phillips, an Englishman residing in
Canada who has run the quarter close
to 40 seconds will complete the Canadian
team Against this formidable team Capt
Pilgrim will place Ted Meredith. Mel
Sheppard. Tom Halpin and Homer Baker
Capt. Mel Sheppard Of the Irish Ameri-
can A. e. stated yesterday that he had
secured the entry OF Tom Halpin for The
McAl.enan 1000 yard race. That Will
make "A feld OF six, the others being
Meredith, kiviat. Baker. De Gruchy and
| Anderson. The added feature will he a
400 yard scratch race In which Sheppard
will attempt to hold his own as the best
man at that distance. He will be opposed
BY Hal Holland OF the Xavier A. A.. Al
yah r Meyer. Irish American a. G. and
Tom Lennon Of the New York A. C.
Willie Kramer has declined to take part
[ in the two mile scratch race at the games
OF the Fourth Company, Thirteenth Regi
meut, tonight. This leaves the race be
J ata h,,a inan
| iually arranged. A slight operation has
relieved Kiviat OF the trouble to his nos'
which botuered him In the 1000 yard race
at Paterson on Wednesday. There wa
considerable speculation on the curb mar
/ ket yesterday ON this event, well known
member OF the Irish American A. c. bet
ting $50 al even money that kivlat woulC
] haai h nlehmainen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-24
mAREZ RACING RESULTS.

Flrs, Race-seven Daiston. Ils
tNoiesworthD. Q to 10. won: Bertha v, Jos
Gross, 10 ;, second Kick, lio 'Grothl.
a TO l. third Time, 1877 -. Va Va. va
uv yin Francis, Angle D.. Patrick f., Mys-
tiS BOZ, Austrian Largo and Meshaeh also
ran al.
secoud Eace-Dne mie--Star Berta. 1916
,l;seneyJ to 3, won; Rose % Neill los
,nrycr, Ii 10 |, second; philistina. 100
,,rIareyi 2 to g. third Time, $40 40.
.rnrsnce birch Helen Hawkins, Pretty Dale,
S,artier. Hazel q. and Downand also ran.
Third Race-Five and hair furlongs -
Avis IO7 tEstep, II 10 d, won; Fool o.
EEnrt,ine lie tGrothb, to 20 second
r,helIo rs murphy, to 2, third Time.
10Y. zig Lumsx, Jsniei and chupad"ro
also ran.
Iourth Race-Xacatecas Handicap; seven
,,r,onrs-M Milton Roblee, 100 tclayerl, to
,u'mnmr Colonel Marchmont, l08 ,HoTmanb
4 i" second; Truly 10 ,Grothl, out
E,f,h Race-sis furlongs--Iewei OF Asia,
,oT Ford, \ to |, won; Thistle Belle 10
iiC,os., 6 to .. second; Eve white, l07
,,1uamton,. 10 /, third. Time l:It Ia.
nav Fender. Flying, Colauiu, Arbutus
,,rIn, ass Industry, Hen Stons csnapa, Ram
~ cloak, Zulu and Ferrona also ran.
c,x,h Race--One mile-Rey, los dryer.
won; Ocean Queen, lo7 tGroth),
20 10. second; husky Lad l0' tF.sneyl
n y" third. Time. i;]o. Aeumen and Trans
parent also ran
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-24
FIREMEN HAVE TO STEP IN.
p.,nrtm.ut orders Ticket s"'e
S,,np.J-Dunsire and M"nuos VIM

Johnny Dundee. by his great WORK
.,,yprd the end earned victory over
Yo,lup Toe shugrue OF Jersey Guy hs'
,.pnt iu the final ten round bout az tne
,.truire 4. q. The new club opened nm"
..... crowded 10 the doors. Long p'tore
,ru. ia start surging mass throhgen
ro7th street clamorng for admission be
tween three ana -four thousand 1ammeh
,ut, IN. house and then the FIRE Depart
tn.nt sent orders to sell no more tickets
The dundee Shugrue battle started IKE
ybirlvind, with both OF the hghters
THROWING caution to the winds IN their
via effort 10 land telling blows For the
or,r four rounds Shugrue had shade,
bundle. had the NTH round. From then
80 the eighth the bout was pretty even,
In the eighth Dundee let loose ana from
that time until the finish he battled ms
.lsal to a standstill, The last few rounds
completely offset any lead that Shuerue
lad IN tho earlier rounds, Shugrue
Weighed seven and three-duar,er POUNDS
ruurc than Dundee.
In the semi-tinai ten round bout Joe
.,,,d,t az New Orleans OutpOlnted
Johnny Lore OF the West Side.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-24
SIXTEEN YARD MAN WINS.
EOrd's ~ Hest Score In ptnehUrst
Preliminary shoot.

made under perfect conditions character
Ted to-days preliminary to tomorrow
seventh annual midwinter trap shooting
handicap, and l6 yard man In the per
son of T.. = Ford Of Washington -. C.
led the field with %. Three targets fur
ther down the line a. +, Ranney of New
York and c. ", Nanstone Of bridgeport
tboth 10 yardsI tied at W for second and
third, In fourth position five scored 81,
the quintet including T.. q, Southey of
bridgeport Ga yards), n, Parent OF Day
ton 90 yards), &. L.. Edmonson of Clay
ton eco YARDS, H. II, Arvin ~ lndinnap-
oils ns yards' and ID ", Baker VI Pitts
burg tlS yards).
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-24
ROILIE ZEIDER ABOUT
TO SIGN WITH FEDS?
,,bur Irwin Takes Him tn Ban
Johnson's office. but
Can't Line Him Up.
SEES INDEPENDENTS FIRST
1hcu Tells johnson .'I our Offer
Looks Chcap"-Ward Miller
Deserts the Cubs.

rut.,so. Jan. 2s.-Ward Miller. utility
o,,ae,der Of the cubs, signed contract
,.,i,, with the St Louis Federal League
..,,, under Mordecai Brown. Miller Is
,,, frs, man taken from the cubs by
the Frderdls. -,
vti,.r whose home IN In Dixon. Ill,
,s been ia Chicago several days nut
,.. L.pt under cover until to-day. he
800 AZ The Federal League office this
..,,,I,p and was met by Manager Brown
-, IN, ~ Louis club. After "A short dis
,ussion terms were agreed to ana MINT
became "A Fed.
rolre ZcIder, one Of Frank Chances
,,..id,-s on the New York American
,s,-,,e foam. also was n visitor ut the
-,.lsr,, League Office. He said his ms
,ior was 20 pay his respects To Manager
,rt,A.r. although the natural rumor was
.,eo,t that he had received an oter OF
rcd,r,l League contract and might ac-
,ert. a. %,
Arthur Irwin. scout for the New YORK
Americans. appeared In town, sieu,hins
.or I'd Sweeney, catcher OF the 'e"fh'
vbo is sought also by the Federais'
.A,o ,o trace Sweeney to his lair. ir" IT
.,r,bbad Zeldcr by the napc OF the heeN
,.,d nushed him into the august presence
-, nan Johnson, president of the Nnher''
..,r League. where II was expected 10
,,aLe Z.ider sign contract To play WIN
the New Yorks.
u,,, zeiaer. braved by many conn
dental talk with the Federalites' looN'o
with scorn on the figures OF the ,oh''a''
,r., irwin was prepared to hand MN
xix ON that contract" said Aeiuer
.vh, ,h,s. Federals make you Fellows
We'll GO IN the Federsls then John
80, 90 said to have roared. NhtreuPoi
Z.idsr d,psrted for further conferences
,,,h ,h. F.derals II IL expected una
,r. ,ext announcement will be ina, ~
MAS nfsixed his signature to fe"e'"
Harry Chapman, former Gun ca,enei
,,ho nl,ved with the Atlanta cruz III wv
southern Association last year was
tho Federal headquarters. rranN III,
hantv. "A member Of that Famous ia''.,.'
~ baseball sluggers. VINO was WIN ~
st Joseph. Mo, team OF the
ieapu. last season. Is said to nave sishe'
q contract with the Cn'cas'
League team. .,o,.rs ~ IN
,,i schooi who was "A Cleveland Nap 10
-, 10 now spoken of as the flahase
~ the Toronto club. regardless oil wner
~. franchise Of this club goes " ia
heen said that there would DE Hans'-
~ This club to Cincinnati, but fres'".u
Gilmore says there Is no uu'" '' "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-24
PLANS NEW OPEN GOLF TILT.
spring Lake club tO Oncr chance
for PrOfessionaIs tO Meet.

\ new tournament FOR the professional
golfers probably will bo held during the
coming season. The spring Lake Golf
ANA Country club il planning to- hold IAN
open tournament. probably during Au-
gust. when the season at the New Jersey
coast resort is al its height.
The need of more open tournaments in
which the professionals can get the train
ing that comes only with competition, ha q
been commented upon recently. and the
Spring Lake club il the first Ia plan Ia
MI the need The club hitherto has not
figured in tn. tournament field. hut II has
u course about 5000 yards in length which
will furnish n good test of the SKIN "f
the professionals.
with practically all of the leading pro
fessonals stationed IN tn" Fast next sum
mer. the Spring Lake tournament should
attract "A neld tina, will assure It's suc-
cess.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-24
CINCINNATI OR NEW York;
Federal. to Move Torons" '"" w
Oue Of Two Citics.

r,rrsRrso, Jan. ga promihen, 'r ,ar
80, i,e.rne official before leaving 10,
,s~ East tonight, said that Toronto s.oou
'E,l. CHANGE OF securing inc reue
t',r,o franchise vacated by cie'eiahu
,,. 400 That either Cincinnati or
T '"'e 81 Borough, New York. viii be the
.,amning ground OF Federal league CUE
oi " admission of this same official. 49,,
We have an orer of splehu'' i''" nn,v
cor y, hail park at Jamaica /" H. on'y
.,.,,c.u minutes from Manhattan ana
r-o,,,tu" he said whether We WIZ
n,.re =, T. team there this year is problem,
.,,,l vii lsay, however, that next
YEAR win tell another story IoiI.Ics are te
0r,dng W. back in Cincinnati anu ~.
r.4ruess Of the baseDai' ses''" ,ba,
'..s No.. i, Greater New York Az 'ha'
l,e', NO surprised If you see the Tor ',h,u
--,nchi.c awarded to either city w''"'n
a few days