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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-22

can be redeemed. However. it is sug
gested in some quarters that the pro-
vision in the charter be changed and
perhaps that can be done with good
results.
From the Hindus who strenuously
object TO being deporte6 from Van
couver. Canada has Jus;
Canada and had a first class in
The Hindus. stance OF the danger
that would result from
unrestricted Asiatio immigration. Ca
nada's problem regarding the Hindus
is in many ways similar to the prob
lem that confronted this state and
other Pacific coast states 20 years ago
or more when Chinese exclusion was
a live issue It is also interesting to
note that the Canadians are following
our example and rigidly insist upon
exclusion.
II will be sad day for this coast
If ever this policy is changed. Let
down the bars to oriental immigration
and we will become beset with a horde
of immigrants of another race. thus
driving our own labor out of employ
ment and producing here a race prob
lem difficult TO handle.
~s$>~~
On the final overthrow and flight
of Huerta from Mexico the New York
World congratulates
The Presidents President Wilson as
Triumph. follows:
The president:
Mexican policy, concerning which
there have been many misgivings. has
triumphed. The dictator has resigned
\ A constitutional government is to b
established. There will eventually bt
peace at home and peace with tbs
United States.
When Gen. Huerta on the 18th Of
February, 1913. telegraphed to Presi
} dent Taft. Il have overthrown this
government and the forces are will
me-" he had no thought OF the mar
|, who in two weeks was to be presiden
of the United States or of the force:
that that man would array agains
the Mexican usurpation.
One week after Mr.. Wilson's inau
guration he gave due warning to Gen
Huerta and all other Latin-Americai
chieftains who gain office by inrigu
and assassination when he said: ''W
: can have no sympathy with those VIII
seize the power of government to ad
vance their own personal interest
and ambitions" Huerta laughed a
this avowal, and not few citizens o
the United States pronounced it Wis
ionary and fantastic.
Yet the new American doctrine tina
usurpation is not TO be recognized 4
this hemisphere has been establishe
5 in the one country where its success
s seemed most doubtful. Against Huer
s ta's airy assumption Wilson arraye
3 adamantine conscience. In oppositio
to the tyrant's armed forces Wilso
E marshalled the forces of liberty an
= justice.
: 1t has taken some hard fighting
e Mexico to overthrow the man VIII
overthrew the government. but NOR;
( courage of a higher order has bee
needed to enable the administration {
: Washington to hold true to its prir
e ciples- The triumph is ours as we
k as Mexico's. The honor of victoris
e won in the realm of morals is no lie.
y than that of battles gained on blood
: fields.
e Thanks to Woodrow Wilson, a gre;
country and an oppressed people al
e upon the threshold Of a new epoch.
= S>>>s>>~
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-22
SUBSCRIPTION RATES,
BRAGGARTs ALL.

: You're feeling old today, you =
. say?
. What nonsense, friend, 10 brag =
o that wayl
o How brash and bold
. To cry, TN oLDl" .
Q Zen though your score
. Be eighy-four.
o What's eighty-four or ninety '
y three.
o When measured by eternity; =
o or even by those blithe young =
. kids
. The stanch Egyptian Pyramids. =
. Some paltry thousand years in =
q view
. Sun young. though old COM
. pared to youg
. Stop Dragging. friend, Confess =
o the truth.
. And while We may enjoy your
q youth.
. Fen though your score
= Is eighty-four,
. or ninety-three,
Q According as the case may be
. John Kindrick Bang in Chi I
. cago News.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-22
PRETTY HARD TO MISS.

''I oversaw and overheard this de-
lightful little thing in an alley run
ming north from Payne avenues yes
terday." says a writer in the Cieve-
land Plain Dealer:
Two boys were fighting. One was
a very fat boy and the other was very
skinny. The thin one had a hacker.
however. who seemed to be very wise
to all the technicalities of the manly
art of self-defense.
"'Hit him in the solar plexus, KID
shouted the second. Hit him in the
solar plexus. an you'll put tn big tub
outl'
Where's his solar plexIs at?'
painted the thin one.
LAW. hit him anywhere-you can't
miss it," answered the packer.
Argentina is taking a general cen
sus.
New York's population is now es-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-22

As TO whether or not II should De
necessary to call another special cleo
ton TO vote further
The Water water bonds opinions
Indebtedness. will differ. AS the
commission can raise
az least $40. 600 without an election Il
should not be difficult for the board
10 get along. taking care Of the re-
naming deficit out OF the receipts.
After the gravity system is in use we
viii be exempt from further pumping
charges and will have approximately
$4,000 In interest TO pay annually
out OF $50. 600 receipts. The operating
costs under the new system viii not
be heavy and the water board should
therefore have a very comfortable
balance each year ander the new sys-
tenn. II viii be sufficient profit, Il
affairs are properly handled. 20 abso-
iutely preclude any necessity for an
increase In water rentals. As 10 the
further voting OF bonds IL is not OF
vital consequence which course the
council takes and II another election
Is held the people win doubtless vote
the bonds as desired, even though
there may be some doubt as 10 the
necessity for that step. II Is simply
question as 20 which Of two courses
shall be followed with reference &c
hend.lng the Indebtedness The chief
objection 10 the voting Of further
bonds Is tha, under the charter as 4,
stands such bonds must be allowed tc
run for a, ieas, 20 years before they
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-07-22

In his letter today DR.. Withycomoe
declares he is friendly TO the single
item veto proposal but
Harmony vs. reiterates his state
Economy. ment that he believes
the road 20 economy
lies in the legislature and governor
working in harmony In that view
DIR. withycombe is sincere and the
theory would be good II it would only
work. The trouble with such plan
Is that II overlooks human nature.
The average legislator desires to
represent his own district and places
his own pet bills or appropriations
above almost everything else This
leads TO logro1ling and TO the making
Of appropriations on the basis OF
You help me and I'll help you" The
system is an wrong and should be
placed under the ban. But unfortu-
nately II is not forbidden. On the
contrary logrolling is very generally
practised and the only effective check
consists in the governors veto.
In contrast with the attitude Of DR.
withycombe. DR.. Smith takes the view
that the governor should be a checl
on the legislature. He should not bt
too harmonious but should be read!
with the veto ak to chop off ever
needless appropriation, whether th'
legislators like II or not.
Those who above everything els
desire harmony between the legisla
ture and the governor may consistent
iy support DR.. withycombe. Thos
who wish a governor who will keel
himself untangled and ready to safe
guard the interests Of the taxpayer
with his veto powers will not fail L
see the force Of the position taken b
DR.. Smith
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Ne1u Men
Coming In From Pee Dee League
To Re-enforce the Anderson
Team

Tie Anderson team will lie greatly
strengthened this afternoon when 1t
goes into battle with the Spartanbure
team Several new men have been
signed and will report today and to-
morrow, part of them reaching the
city In time for the game this after
noon.
Gus Hasty, an outfielder from the
Pee Dec league will report this morn
ing in time to work in the aftcrnoca
game and he brings with him an in
fielder who comes with high recon-
Mendafions.
llough. a combination infieIder-
pitcher will report Sunday and he
VIII bring with him Richards. fast
inffelder. +.
Other changes are planned for tho
Anderson team and the bunch 20 face
Crcenyille here Monday will be a
crowd OF husky fighters.
Watson will pitch for Anderson this
afternoon against PAMELA for Spur
tanburg and the exhibition bids fair
to-hc the hest CT the series.
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NEW BOOKLET OF.
THE SCHEDULES
Southern Public Utilities Co., win
This Morning Issue q Hand
some and Handy Pamphsst !,

E u L.
anderson people -vill appreciate and
Will use handsome little booklet
WHICH theS southern Public Ut:i!sics
Company will begin giving away to
It's patrons this morning The little
b.lok contaias wealth OF, information
relative to the schedules On the street
railway system, schedules OF tho
Piedmont and Northern trains, and al
80 deals with all the articles cfandled
by the Southern Public Utilities Com
pany. The book was compiled. for the
local company by j. H. Redforn, who
IS a special publicity representative
and Is similar in design to the books
1ssuea from the same company in
Winstnn-Salem and Charlotte, N. C.
One will be gotten out In Greanvilte.
The booklet will consist Of 1G pag,s
and 10000 copies will be distributed.
The Job is from the presses Of, The
Iptelligencer. ~
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SPARZANBURG WON BY A
2SCORE OF 6 TO5
GOOD EXHIBITION
LocalssRallied in Ninth and Made
Game Fight but Could Not
Register Winning Run

For q matter or ten or fifteen min
utes yesterday everybody at the bail
park vas gloriously crazy-it seemed
that Anderson was about, to come
from behind In the last frame and COP
the contest when Watson struck out
IL waSeail over. Spartanburg won by
scoro,of 6 to 5.
Better games of bail have Ibeen
played than was this one but there
nave been but few more interesting.
McAlltster who pitched the first eight
1Entngs: for Anderson, was In poor
form and was hit hard. Mobley caught
q veryupoor game and this went long
way toward helping the visitors to win
anu Umpire Pitcher could not see his
way Giehr giving Anderson any OF the
Dlg-enkis when it came to decisions.
Ihes game was replete with inter-
estingI plays. Robinson, played in
deep center. ran in and made one of
tho prdtiest catches ever seen at
huenp Vista park, making a double
play. shannon played q jam-up game
on first base while the hitting of
Childens was feature.
Guthfie pitched a good game OF
bali but better has been seen here.
Childers garnered q three base hit.
Wrennngot q home run and in the
uafcties:
WACD the ninth inning began, Spar
.anDueg had the locals 6 to 1, but IN
TINS anning, Mobley walked, ChiIders
i MT sara, Ripley hit for two bags, Mar
TN Cropped long fly in center field
Shu Hatmon hft safe. gfyinRsThe IocaJa
fur tmns. with only one needed to
tie tneBcore Watson came to hat and
strnch out and the game was over.
Ihe hcx score gives fairly good
IDEA joftlaow the affair vent: i,
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Annual Mountain a nd
+. :. Seashore :.
EXCURSION
August 18th 1914.

The Southern & Blue Ridge Railway an
nounce account Of THE ANNUAL NOUN
TAIN AND SEASHORE EXCURSION
August 18th, 1914, they will operate from
Anderson, S. c., on August 12th special
Pullman car leaving Anderson, S. c., 2:25
p. n1., attaching same to Southern Railway
train No. 3S at Greenville, S. c., through to
Washington, D. G. The following rates
have been authorized:
To Washington, D. c., and return $1,000
To Baltimore, Md, and return S14oO via
Norfolk. }a
To Morehead City, NJ c., and return S1o.5o
To Wilmington, N. c., and return $3.50
To Norfolk, Va, and return . -. $1O.5O
To Richmond, Va, and return ~. S1O.5O
Tickets only on sale August IL with final
limit for returning to reach original start
ing point by midnight of Aug. 3oth, 1914
Parties desiring reservation On Pullman
from Anderson should call on Mr j. r. All All
derson, Superintendent.
q
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Cftrolax!
CITRGLAX
e. 1T II OF, A X

It's a laxative, Of course-name tells
you that. And the incest hot weather
drink you ever tasted. Flushes tho
roughly, and pleasantly. too. F. C.
Crysler. Syracuse. N. Y, says: "Have
used laxatives for 10 years but this
Citrolaxrhas got everything else beat
a mile" You will agree with him.
Specially nice for children and deli
cato persons. Sweetens a sour bilious
stomach very quickly. and stops head
ache. Evans Pharmacy, agents.
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GREENv|LLE SWAMPEO /
BY GAFFNEY'S CREW
RAN AWAY WITH CONTEST
YESTERDAY
SCORE WAS WAS IA TO 2
Ferguson Pitched for Pope's Re-
cruits and. Was Touched For
Total of Fl Hits
Special to The Iptelligencer.

Special to The Iptelligencer.
Grccnvillc, July 31-About the
poorest game yet played in TIM Pied
mont league was staged here this af-
terncnn when ::aflAey won fronI
Crccnville by score ri IA to 2. Fe:-
glson was. on the firing line fer the
Grccnv.'le team and yielded Il tc:al
OF II hits. The Ca'fnay team hit
everything offered and had no .r.ul,:e
In winning the game. 'rhe contes. WAS
decidedly onesided as will be seen
from the box score:
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I Eoiifna Won : faa1l10.

rs; sc E0Wiss July 81. Aftet one run
lhnd been scuie ed an d I sofie waA soss an
.thS teAtt iSning today ollinsf ftripseft
toS Fight center, scoring Plank and
.yEalah 1sbis insured sRhil ladelphsa an,
other Victory mid sc. a sipufs in its i,alf
;p1tlt scorn but one rim Tha final sfes
was ID iArsncc Walker and
ahislils Baker sSsnh hit for hoits
Tans & ith & one lns man sn i bases 8 & s.
s ielphia 200 iai 0Do a-gps iii 4 4
nntt s. 10 s 900 ri s.
& II yck6f III; Plank aii,f
::ssiieisknEs Sseretx. Harail iltan and
r0ss1ts p x 81
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Anderson team and Manager McColl
says they will be made.
Fine chance today to get the big end
Of the series. Never did believe that
PAMELA could pitch anyway.
Guthrie is a good pitcher but frank
ly, he isn't as bad as the other teams
think.
The very idea of Wrenn knocking
home run. That boy Is "some" ball
player and no mistake.
Red Childers WAS there with his hit
ting yesterday. Just like he ususally
Is.
Even II we didn't win we scared
them to death and that's some conso-
laton.
"Chick" Watson will probably pitch
again today and 1t wouldn't surprise
us to see the big fellow mop up with
tho. Sparkleberryites.
Just to show that even the good
ones make mistakes sometimes, Mar
tin let one get away from him yester-
day. M
Harmon played the best fielding
game to be seen yesterday and he
managed to ease in q htt.
The only trouble with IcCoi! in
yesterdays game was that he hal a
little too much on that wing of his
About 4 to would be satisfactory
score today. What?
Greenville comes Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday. to lose two out of
three just as Spartanburg is about to
DO,
There should be big attendance
for tho Saturday afternoon game. The
affair will start at $3.50 o'clock.
Ask anybody If that wasn't a good
game yesterday. !. -.
$ Time to make some sort .of arrange
ment about getting back In the run
ming again.
Some new men will 5os:. the Ander.
son. team Monday and while it must
be admitted that Anderson has good
bunch of ball players, there are one
or two weak spots to, be filled.
"Pet" Robinson might take q notion
this afternoon to hurl a few himself.
In which event Spartanburg will
gracefully lay down and die,
Tho Visitors had best make good of
tho t,mo they spend on top OF the per-
centage column because they can't
stay there very long. 81. !
Tho exhibition starts at 4: 80 and 1t Is
up to the tans to help things out.
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NATIONAL.
At Boston 2; st. Louis o.,
At Philadelphia 8; Chicago 1.
AT. Brooklyn 9;.PittBburgh 8.
At New York 3; Cincinnati 4.
Won snappy Game,

BoEton, July 81 Rudolph held st.
Louis to TWO hits; today while hia Bos-
ton mates made six off Hub Perdue,
and won 2 to o. The home team field
ed snappily; catching the base runner
at the plate on<tne only occasion when
St. Louis threatened to score.
Score is,3s.i.5
Boston >. .010 100 00x-2 6 g
st. Louis -. =. 1000 900 000--0 2 2
Rudolph and Gowdy: Perdue and
Snyder. -. fs.sa slif .,.Is y.
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Keep Your. Liver Active During the
Summer MOnths.FOley Catharfic
Tablests for Sluggish Liver and
Constipation 81,

It does bent. all how quickly Foley
Cnthartic Tablets liyen your liver. and
overcome constipation. Ney Oldham,
Wfmberley. Texas, says: "Foley Cath
artfc Tablets are the best laxative I
ever used. They take the place OF
calomei. wholesome. stirring and
cleansing. No gripping. A comfort to
stout persons, as they relieve that .fuI!
bloated fesling.s Evans. Pharmacy
agents. 80 zSA+ %.'fs .,s- ~. :.
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AMERICAN.
At st. Louis z; Philadelphia Q. 10
innings.
AT Cleveland 2; New York T.. I.
+ At Chicago /: Boston s,
at Detroit 4; Washington 8.
Washington Takes Third.

Detroit. July 21.-Detroit was un-
able toihit Ayres effectively today and
Washington won the third game of
The series 8 to 1. A., feature OF the
game was the work Of Shanks who
Score 5, 8, >
ssetrOit y. ..0)0 600. 1901 g Q
;syres and Williams; Dauss. Cavst
and Stanage!! q So. i:s5;.l.g;T s5.slg;T5
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Got q Couple Of Honers.

& efl.i a10t u CUupIC OF HOMefSs n "a
Philadelphia. July Philadelphia
won today's game from; Chicago 8 to 1!
One half Of the home teams runs
were made on home run driven. Pask-
ert and Becker each sending In a rum
ner ahead OF himself with circuit
clout OF Smith. 81. ,iis,:-sf Z. ); +
Score l&. -, Siss ~
Chicago - 100 600 O00--1 6 Q
Philadelphia !. O22 1z2 O0x-8 /
Cheney. Smith, Stack. and Bresna-
han. Arcfier:, Itncup and Burns.
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LEGAL I
NOTICES
NOTICE OF ELECTION

There will be an election III Martin
district, No. Is. on Saturday. August
9th, for the purpose, OF voting on q
special 4 mills tax. Polls open47 q.
M, and ci0se at 4sp. m. 2 E ;asss it.;t
81 J.4B. FELTON,. ~
Clerk Of county board OF education, 4
Shiloh disrict No. 40 On August 10th.
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Greenville.
Score by innings:

Gslfney :. ..4c1 COZ asi--1as1 :
Greenviile :. :. 00G 0o1 010-o II a
Sumhary-Two base hits. Jenkins,
B. Moore, 0glesby, Hill; three base hit
Iioberts; sacrifice hits Curry; base on
balls off Ingle 2, Hill 2. struck out
by Ingle q, by Hill /; stolen bases
jenkins. Deshields, .Hord Ballard; !;
double plays o. Moore to Curry; pass
ed ball Ingle and Mcdaniel; left on
bases Greenville IL, Gaffney II. Time
OF game 2 hours. Umpire Gray. At
tendance 200. a.,
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s .lSs:'.outl, Atlantic

AT Augusta 4 !; Columbus !. q ll
AL CHI rleaton 3 Jaclfscnyilie 4.
AT CoSNmbta 3 ]: Macon i. = 4 n
| At sA Z q 4s1j 2haR a lbAny lsS;
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Hrinle eds .Jyfth Roses FuIl.

,Brooklyn July 81. Batting with q
new lineup to-day Bfo0k 0kIynE defeated
Pittsburgh q ito 8. Wheat tripled with
tho sbAseB full IN the fifth inning. "a
donblshe eader viii be- played & tSmor-
row. 4 8 Z ,,S 81 q 81,
Scare.Jl.syt ytts sS:s IS 4 S. ,3s
Pittsburgh & b 50Dj f0i ! 1oe .s> d, ;,, s
bfbDSlyn 100. 033 l1x~-9 Isl !. 4
Harmon, nfanta tau1 aud 9Th on sS,pd
Coleman HaEan md McC&fty 4 sssa,s.S
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Will TEsTIFgsy
Notifas yTbite Ffonse OfscIals lis Wili|
afByh Associis "a Praas !

-, tBY9 91ABEoCtnyedsP PT1Hs.
zs Washing tom aJuiy 81 Paul M. War
sasg ;of New York no ifed the white
house late today that aetit OF defer
ence to the wishes OF the prasid ideiitt,
he would appear tomorrow before the
senate banking oouiMiitt sissl s q
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buffalo Won Opener.

sss Buffalo, July 81 Bnffalh won the
opening game OF the series from ST.
Louis today s to 2. 7 Keuppsrg was hit
freely and Herbert was. Wild
score M s q;
.St. Louis ,'3 I. 900 001 4 z o "A
Buffalo I. 3. &. &. OB1 sO20S 02xZ-5N e 81 o
Kedpper. rbert ~ and Eimon;
Schulz, Moore isard Biair 81
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Got Homer in, Tehth.

Pittsburgh, July 31,-Delehanty's
home run in the tenth inning gave
Pittsburgh 9 victory over the Chicago
Federals today, 2 toll.
Score ~ ssss.i ~.
Chicago ..O10 600 600 sO-l o
Pittsburgh 1000 600 O10 s1-2 9 o
Watson and Wilson; 3arger. L.eclair
and Berry. sts7. s .>
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FEDERAL

AT Baltimore g.; Kansas City 2.
At Pittsburgh 2; Chicago 81. 10 In
nings. t5s
AT Brooklyn o; Indianapolis 4.
At Buffalo 81 st. Louiss2.
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-Four Runs I'M Ninth.

Baltimore, sJuiy; S1-Bal nmore de-
feated Kansas City today D stS. z. VIII
helm relieved Quinn in, the eighth IN
ming and in Tie next session allowed
five hits which yielded four runs.
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] 1A!lal|saerice:a ! : lAss oeiatio.1.

AtyAIiIwaukee s e Columbus n 3
All Kansas z City 8 7 Veland g. y
iAt ST. Paul ! Indiaha hap0l 0liss 8.
AaE Mime POLLS {; oniaviils q. 81
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Ba17alts

Several changes are needed on the
Anderson team and Manager McColl
says they will be made.
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! V.gIRGINIl 4 |. EAGlJEI

f{3Moanoks s !; fPatarsburef 1. !. -
IA Isichmond 1Si.1 \, Norfolk 8-7.
3, mouth 4 Newport News L
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Baltimore = y (, 204l 100 i 02x--g IL 3
Kansas City .O10 .101 sO04- rs z
& Quinn, Wilhelm ana IS Jacklitscfi; (;
Johnstons Harris and Eastefly. Brown.
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sAt: Montreal 10: Newark Z. e
;;ssAtl RSch eeter Bal itifn0ra y
SAt BnffnI0a s; q Sprovii iience Y.
! AZ Toro6 o6to Sc Jera City g G 8
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Fine chance today to, get the big er
Of the series. Never did believe th,
PAMELA could pitch anyway.
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Board of Registration Of. Anderson
County. :; \. :
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..r-,a.>'-r.->-.-1,-rr--'->r~~>-~-o-~--ccr>o-
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1914-12-23
THAW MUST NOW GO BACK
TO NEW YORK FOR TRIAL

Washington, Dec. 2l.-Harry *.
Thaw to-day lost his fight in the
United States Supreme Court against
his extradition. The court held that
the celebrated prisoner should be
turned over to New York authori-
ties at once to answer to an indict-
ment of conspiracy which grew out
of his escape from Matteawan asy-
lum.
Thaw made his escape on Aug
ust II. 1913. and after a sensational
automobile dash to liberty, he was
finally arrested in New Hampshire.
The Governor granted his eXtradi-
ton, but the Federal Court held that
he should be released. The case
was then taken to the Supreme
Court.
Legal authorities who have fol-
lowed the case pointed out to-day
that New York, with it's custody of
Thaw secure, might now direct his
immediate trial for conspiracy or
might annul the indictment and re
turn the prisoner TO Matteawan. or
it might return him to the asylum
in disregard of the indictment.