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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-20

CHICAGO, Jan. 19.-Henry thinner
man. the Chicago Nationals third base
man, today signed q contract TO play with
the Cubs during the seasons of 1915. 1915
and 1917. Ills present contract continues
over the 1914 season. No announcement
was made as to terms
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-20
Stewart Gets Decision.

Tho first bout last night was between
were very evenly matched. although
Stewart had slight shade over Odell
Stewart was given The decision. Ray
Jackson and Jack Jameson. brother OF
the second bout From the first OF the
bout IL appeared as II Jameson would be
an easy winner. Jeckson's persistence.
however. and his ability TO take beat
Ing as well as score few blows for him
self. made him the winner in the end
Tho last two rounds were Jackson's and
he was given the decision for tho bout.
Xxi" Evans and Joe McCaulcy occu-
pied the boa r1s for the third event. This
was a no decision affair. The first round
went to EVans. the second and third were
even. and the fourth was McCaulcys The
bout was called draw. Both men In
this event put Up a Sns ppy exhibition and
their efforts were spplauded
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-20
Umpires Signed.

CHICAGO. Jan. i9.-EigAt OF the nine
umpires who viii otficIate in the AmarI
can league next season were announced
today by President 3. B. Johnson The
list includes Sheridan. O'Loughlln, Con-
molly. Dlneen. Evans. Egan. HlIdebr,, nd
and Chill. The only new man is Chill. who
was In the American association last
year
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-20
Clark Has Offer.

NEW YORK, Jan. l9.-Thomas Clark
catcher for the Cincinnati National learuc
baseball team, today received n telegram
asking MIN 10 come 10 Buffalo 10 talk
terms with Manager Schlahy Of the Fed
ersl league of that city. Six Thousand
dollars for the season was the salary
offered
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-20
WIN Play Yale.

NoTRE DANE. LAD. Jan is.-So,rs D,n. uai.
Te':ny f9oto11 tnsn VII play ia Yale elegea
officials announced late ;cdxy thar the 49,.
neat :o- The game lad bee, G.Gass by eoss ;.,..
tst,ons. --'.-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-20
Semi-pro Joins Yanks.

NEW YORK. Jan. i9.--Frank Ruddv. 4
local semi professional player. signed
WITH me New York Americans today
Ruddy plays either infield or behind fbe
bat. lie is II years old.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-20
Bout Is Comical.

The fourth event was between Young
Okellly and Young" O'Brten. The event
was humorous from every standpoint and
me mouse MAS IN an uproaT OF laughter
until Young O'Brien finally gave wav rs
his opponent In the third round The bout
was o Reilly all the way through When
% BTten was in danger or when OReiily's s
blows came TOO fast for him he imme
dia tely made a low tackle for O'Reillv' .
legs, hanging on until pulled away by the
referee.
The bouts next week promise to be
cfen isster than last nights. The feature
event on next Mondays programme Will
os a bout between Ned Young aud G.
Karen. This should be a speedy event.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-20
Rrttton Outpoints ciInuer

NEW YORK. Ian- is.-Jaek B-i,;nn OF Cht.,,,
ogiponted Nfks Glover % Boston IN a ;eo
round bout here tonight. Bri;foa had ~. h~s,.-
o, ryory round except the rnh a-a s~r~5.S
Britioa -elzhd i54i. poErds and Glover isTu
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-20
Kodak Pictures Finished.

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-20
BOWLING ON WINDSOR
ALLEYS is SPEEDY

Ire lno-smeltorg defeated tho Con,ipo,,sI
cIs tnIce straight games the Wipdsor bop,Iirc
attoss lhst night and tho Broadway won tNn Of
lereo gamcS from tho Ia McEas Tho bizb r,aa
o. tho evening was Rotrler Win Jls Tbc ",o,u. -,'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-16

fleinii60tiides S0pQ itoBt auf OaS
traulicbe ytaun00rfdjen.
sic eigent6iimlihe Gage ser alten
Sta0t, nauentli1 ibrc Segren5ung
0urb 0as 9luengebiet Oreier 8liiiie,
licB es nidt 81, 0aB ibrc 8orItdGte
cinen geIGloiienen Soditierfran5 Inn
sen &crn ser StaOt legten. Sie Der-
brcitetcl lh oielmebr in &reu5form
no1 0en Oier &immelsgegenOen bin.
PIN suianlmen6Gn9euoiten mar inn
nter Der Often; i'm 9lorooltcn inO
9lor0mciten, i'm Sii0en mo SiiOs
meitcn ic6ob a6cr 0ic 9lue ibre gSieicn
mo gGaloer lpuitfelbar bis on Die
llumollung Der often 6cltrng Dor.
GicS lit iiir 9cip5igs Gnhpidllng boz
iegeusrciAiter @eoetung geueiGl.
Gcnn 0a 0icie @cbicte ser 9ebauunG
wioeritrebten, 10 bIieben iic in ibrer
Gigcnart er6alten boAitenS, 0aB iie
in Narf- ltuO @artenonlagcn lmge-
man0clt mur0en. 9as Shei6enbOl5
unO Die 93onnc, Der &onig-gllbcrt-
mo scr So0annoparf i'm SiioDcltes
oic 9iu0enaucr g8icien mo ongren,
sen0 Der i1onc BdImcngorten, 0nS
9lcicntaol nit oen reihbaltigen 300.
iogiiGca @artcn i'm @elten lnG
Roromcitcn greiien 6elttc nod mitten
hlncin in 0aS @duierlneer Ocr @roB-
ita0t, 70 0aB man iie IN penigen Wii'
nltcn erreiC6cn itno in ibrcr 9fube,
IN i6rcr Slillc oen 96rm imo Oa5
eaitiqc lrci6cn 0cS glGtags 5eitpeiie
0eraeiicn fam Scr Often lit meniger
begHnitigt. @an5 a6er feblen and
iGn 0ie Forf. rmO @ortcnanlogen
ni9t. 0os licbliHe So6annist6ol
iafnlariiicrtc Sricob0ic, 0ie @drtcu
bintcr Eonberh Der &arf ON G0lfcrs
idlo6t0eufmol im0 ser @olfsparf
Del Stiin3, iolUie 5nblreidc 5dre.
bergdrten sic ii6rigenS cine Gigen.
t6iinlideit 2cip5igS iin0, llnterbre.
den Die geiblolicnen Sduier5Glcn
0oG tuenigitens on ciuigcn Steacn.
99ie i'm Snncru Scr Stnot Der
9riibl 8lm @littelpilnfte Oes 9ioud"
maaren6onocls geluorOcn III, luie lEc-
tcrs-, @rimmoiiMc unO SainltraBc
oic bcoeltenoitcn folinidnniiben Sc
iGGite in iid) Dereinigeu unO Den Ser.
fe6r on iic6 5iebcn 10 3cigt iid in ocn
@orItd0tcm ocn inncrcn mic ocn ou-
bcrcn cine gcuiiie aon5entrotion.
SIN Often bobcn sic nit Dem 9ud-
6ouoel rnO 9uhgeucr6e berponotcn
@etrie6e i6ren Git. Sier er6c6t lib
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-16

audi Der felngeltinnlfe Jtenol1lnllCe'
bau 0es @ucb6dn0ler6ouieS lmo bills
ter i6m oaS 9uhgemerbebous nil
Dem @u1acmerbenulicum. 0ier inIo
oie groBen @ucb0rldercien Die Snd)'
binoereien, Die &crlogSiirmen pon
gScItruf 5u iinOen. SIM Sii0oiten bat
Die llnipcriitdt gcuiliernaBen EN-
5meiteS Seim aufgeidlagen, por
9lQem fir 0ie nntnrWiiicnid5altlic0e
un0 meoi5inii6c Sofultdt nit ibre'
2aborotorien, Snititilten imo @IInI'
fen. gluS Dem Grim Der S0ba.Wi9'
t6algGrten blidt Der Tburn 0ef
Sterumorte empor, Ser Saowatel
lit Oas Gou5ertoiertel. Sier ite6en DaS
&onIeroatorium inO 0aS Ourb le'Ie
Gon5erte melt6eriibmte @ewmoban5
init Dem ibnulden Genfmal 5elig
MenOelslo6n- 6n-Nartbol0Ds. Prattige
8iQa 6eoren5en oieien StaottbeIl
nad Dem sSobannnparf 5n. gluf ben
9inoenaucr ig8ieieu lit fir oie &lein'
melie Elm ncucr NlcBploB entitanoer,
meiter orauBcn iteigen ole bobeH
Glen ocr 3nblrei6en 6abrifen Don
9inOcnoli lmO %loglpib empor SIN
g3orocn jcnieits Oc5 9ioicnt6als, al
ser @ren5e bon Wtodern lnO @Q6lis,
lit 9eip5igS &oierncnitaOt.
9eip5igs @eicbbilO uniaBt beltte
6ereits sic 6iItoriiAeu Stdtten Der
@olferiHlo6t. SIN SiiOen, in oer
91a6e ocs 9iigels, mo- 9npoleou in
ser 91abt pom IS. 5um 10. Sftober
oen 9eie6l 5rmu 9tiid5ug ieines See
res CAB, crbebt iib cinem 9iieleubau
glci6 Oas aeunltige 8olferiGlud]t'
oenfnol. Gon ieincn 8innen iiber'
blidt man 0ie gauge weite @bene I'M
9cip5iA Oie ragcnOc Staot lno 5abl
rcidbe freunoliNe Srtidaiten, bon oe'
ncn picle trob Der 9lGbe ser @roB'
itoot i6ren O0rilihen Gbarafter be-
mabrt boben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-16

noblgepflegte @lluncubcete unO 9lo-
iclflGhcn 0nS glnge crirelcn test,
pon @olmGruppcu lmO @ebiiih I'M.
0cbcn, mon6 l60nes Ieufmal. H. a..
5ur 8reli0c Ger &iu0er Gin lulaiacr
Nlardcnbrimucn bon Soief Nlagr
Ger @cIitbeil ser &romeuaoc lit
iie0lngSgcididtlic5 6emcrIeuspertD.
Gr 5ie6t lid1 on ocr BleiBc cntlmg,
ocren Sober gclcgcne5 rc6te5 Her
0cu cinponocrnoeu Geiti6cn Sdue
unO Siober9cit Ocr6icf. Iarum er-
6alltcn bier, 6nlO nod @riinOung Scr
Sioot 0ic gllgnitiHer6crrcn Oas benz
6ciligen SbomaS aGucibtc &loiier,
oeiicn S{ir@e. in ser 0ic bcrii6mten
Sonnabcn0 9}otettci itnttiinOeu,
nod beute oic 6auptlir1e Ger StoOt
lit. Plus Scr &Ioltcri@ule erputbS oic
bcru5mtc S@ola S0omono an 0cr
Sobonn Seboitiun Nn1 mirftc. Gle
bat frcilicb 9cute all onOerer Stellc.
inn gSeltcn Der StoOt i6r @eim.
glbcr nod rauidt intcu on Der YlciBc
oaS g2e6r Der oltcn &loitcrnii6lc,
im0 mob oeutcn ser 9fomc Ger 6inter
scr &irhe obfiibrcnocn @oiic pie
and Der @lab mo oaS @otteS9aiS
iclbit alf 0as &loiicr rmo 0cn 9c.
9rd6niBplob ser gluguitiner.G6or,
6crren. 9luG sic oltc. 6odgclcgenc
N}ott61itirMe in ser 9td6e mar ur-
ipriinglib aloitcrfirHe 9(n i6rc
Gr6aucr crinnert sic gnriuBqaiie oie
iu i6rcr Gerldngering jenicits oe5
Sleii1crplobes ouf ein bonn @ciite
Der 9leu5eit nod falm beriibrtes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-16

ienltcrn un0 GloSeinbauten ~ Sin
bciou0crcs @cpr1ge bat Der @rii5l
9luh bier cr1cbcn iicD, oft bis 5lm
Goditu9l nit foitbarcn 6eacn uno
&el3waureu gefilt, acpaltigc. @e.
bauoc o6cr Der 0ci3ditsperfc6r
ipiclt Ib uie III altcr 3cit nod int
mcr ani ser StroBc a6, in0 Die man.
uiQia9eu &0lfcrtgpeL pornebmlid
aus Dit. imO 5iioeltropa, lollG rcAt
ouecniGQg sic &eoctung 2cip5iaa
ais N}ittclpiNlt 6as 9faudppoorens
banOcl5 criciucn. Cen oltea Staot'
fern itmidlinat mic Elm lidjtcr 9riincr
Qran5 Der 4romena0enrinl, Ger
Ourm ircic @lGscl 9cnfmdlcr inl0
nonuncntolc @autcn wirilngsOoa
iuiicr6rodcu miro. glm glusaouac Ser
balcbica ojrimmoiihcn StroBc licgt
2cip3igs ir10nitcr &lat, Der 9Ingu
ihiSplQB, nit ocm 9lt8iiluuH (llni-
pcriitdD rnl0 ieiner cnt5TocnOcn
gSonocl6anc. scr ihonen got6iidcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-16


@miIinertirdc, ser itattli6cu Soilpt-
polt ocni 9icicn Sbedtcr, Ocnl Qiii.
ielnn per 6il0enOen &iinitc, Oas II. a..
@lar &lingars berii5nite &eet6o0cn-
Statuc birgt iul0 Oen prnbtuollcn
1Rcnoc6rlmnen. Giueu iMduen Slid
gcpdGrt Die Icrraiic al Der 9liidiciic
Oes GDcatcrS auf 0en tieiIie0cn0cn
S4manertcich cincn Hcit Oe5 olten
Sta0tara6cns. @icr cint iib 9lltes
imo 9icueS 81 cincm itiumurgss
poueu SoDa g9citcr ini 9Soroen itrebt
oas lriWtigc GiHpiongsge6duOc oeS
ncucn @nuptbabnboie5 ouf 0ciicE
riciigc ,5ront Don 29S Wletcrn mir
gcnOs in europa micoer errciht miro.
llnten in 0cn 9lnlogcn ober, oil cIncnt
itiQcn trmilirben 9fu6eplae I'M Ser.
fc1rsgcuii6le, itcbt oas einiohc
Seminal 0es Sbopiers Der &rone.
na0cuanlogeH Ocs @iirgernirtter5
Is. ~ @Aiucr.
Sic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sn0lclte
Oc5 9}ycmena0cnrinacs miro Don 0em
WlomuucutaIbau 0cs 9teucn Slots.
6aaies be6erridt. Nm 0icicr Steae
itarO cinit 0ie 3ita0eae Der Sta0f.
bic NciBcn6lrg. Bon i6r iii nur scr
Eburm erboltcl ac6licbei, Der, lm
elm iiattlifcs Stiid crb05t. 0os Gat0.
baus lmO oic Sta0t 6ob ii6erroqt
mn 0as @o6r5eiNen Seip5igS bilOet.
Oas 2cipjiger 9lat16auS, bon &ugo
gidt Inn oic g9enoc Oes eSobr5un.
ocrts 0ebolIt, lit cincs 0er eiiOrnds.
poQitcn 0euti1en 9}at66duier. Ourc1
lcinc WiomuNcntalitdt, icine rci1e
@licoerniq icinen feingcipd6lten
@clina. lm0 Grfcridanlld, 0ur1 icis
men aigcnartia froitOoacn Stil miro
cs 5um SDmbol ser fraii0ol ami
p1rtsiireben0eu funitinnigcn Sia0t
@cacniibcr cr6ebt iic5 Der naietati.
i1e s9au oc5 6odJien Ociulhea Sc.
ridts, 0eS NciMsgcriits, Ociicn mad
tigc Slppel BON Der Gron5eiigrr scr
ggobr6cit 0cfr6nt mir0 91ab Der I'm
fen Seitc 3iL ou SuOen0e ocS So
niQsplobcs. miro oic Sdlhenirout
Ocs @roni-MhliciunS ii1t6or. Oas
aus ser rciAeu Sitting OcS &oiii.
BERN Goninc @raiii er6aut oic
SonmImgn Der Niuieen fir Sainit.
ocmerbc iiir Sdnoer- unO @olter,
fun0e ent61lt mo 0urb Die gluiitel.
lung Oes bel @orna seilmocnen rieli.
gen Wlommutifeletts neuerOiags nod
gr0Bere gln5iebumgSfroit gelDonnen
5at.
SSnnitten Scr Yromenaoen, 0eren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-16

9lus eigcner aroitl $50 Dor
eincm Sa6rtouleno, peritedt in @aIO
lmo SumpL wenoiide Slider III
idlhten Sebnl. ln0 @ol56iitten
boulten, 6reitet ii1 beute 0as @du.
iermcer 0cr Orittcn Sto0t 0es &eidbcs
aus. glnS Dem lpeltentriidten 0orflein
2ipsf lit ons nel5eitlicbe Scip5ig ais
&anoels- unO 9erfeDrsnittelpltnft
bon ggeltbeoeutimg emporgebliibt
3onf Ger @unit ieiner gco9rapbi-
ihen Sage oanf Der G6atlrait mo
9fHbrigfeit iciner 9epo6uer, ooni Der
DeitltoucnOen llmiiht ieiner Ser.
moltlng Bat eS na6 rno na1 aac
! l@inoerniiic ouf Dem Mege 5ur @ro-
Be umo @eoeuhng ii6erpunocn; ielblt
Die idiueren S6doen Der &riegs
itiirmc, Die oft gcnug iiber oic 5lu-
ren brolliten, fonntcn icinen glniiticg
nift 0aucrnO bcmmen. Sc mebr itl
scr Sd)mcrplnft oes 9ieidcs nacb
Often Serlegte, Inn 10 frditiger pudS
bic Stnot empor; nouientlid Die let
ten Snbr3c6ntc be5eidnen eincn frii.
Der foum qcd6nten 9luiihpuug.
&cutc aebort 2eip5ig un6eitrittcn 5lI
Den wi1tiaitcn Stdoten oes 5citlan-
oes. Inn 10 mebr. ais IN i6nt nidlt
nur Sonoel uno @cucrbe, iouocru IN
aleib ber0orragenoem DlaBc ollc5
Q4iiienihoit mo aunit gepilegt mer.
Den. Ole Gntuidlmg Seip5i8'5 6ar
es nit iih gcbraht, BOB i'm Souie 0cr
lebten Sabre oos gon5e Sta0tbilo
ein anoeres gemor0en it, llno uoG
beutc miro oie Sta0t 3ug I'M Bus
Derjinet. 9tamentlit1 in Der inncrcn
Gto0t tritt 0as 5treben nad neu3eit-
lider Sornning uno glusaeitoltmg
ii6eraa oeiltlicb berDor. gln Stelc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-16
Die 6SIe g3oune.

.@es6olb miQit on SCOOP beiie
feiueu @ute 93ocbtfuB geben, aarl'
dcn9"
,g9eil Se6oD mir 0onn ou6 eine
0brfeige eibt, wie gelteru Dem @a'
pal"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-16
GeberfobpIb.

ltno nun ging eS in oie eldn5en'
ocn 9idume oes Sotel @riitol, mo
Elm qroBes SelnaMl Oen &ougreB be-
ihloB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-16

olter Sduier mo Sole atitc5cn
Itol5e &rodlt6autcu ans 8ctou IND
G1ien; golBe @ebduoeUicrtci lucroen
nieoergclegt, m Haum fir 0cn Ae-
lteigertcn &erfebr 5u imallon slbcr
bic llcberlicicrlma Plci6t acuabrt:
oie ucucn &nlditc oicHen cbcnio mic
chit bic often Gurdg6ngc uno 9otc,
0em @cirbditSlcben lui0 Dem Nieb-
Derte5r, Der SIT beltinmtcn 8citcn 0a5
Bib Der iunerefl 5taot nod INNER
bc5crri1t.
Gicier GitD 9ilorma BAT manclcS
ic6Msmcrtbc @cbGiloe mci6ca mil
fen. Gum Slid iilo jcooh mcnigitens
cinige crbaltcn gcblicbea ; io ia
meutli6 aui ocn cbrwiirOigcn llorft.
plaBe mo auf Dem 0a6interlicgonoen
itilnnnuigsp9acn 9loiAmoritc, Oos
gllte Hdt06onS nit icilen rotbcu
&0rpggr.Saubca8dngen nit icincn
frcuuolidcn Go@cricrR mo init iei.
ner grim icbimmcrnoci Iburmbalrbc;
Die 1oDgicbcli9cn altcrtbiinlidell
@ebdn0c All 0cr 9Ior0icitc 0c5 Nlarf-
les, sic 0cni icingeglicocrtcn 1err
lidjeu Sicgc50ciflrul DON 9liOoli
Sicniering ais mirilngsUoaer Sl-
tcr9rnno ochcn; Die i'm itolienii@cn
@uroditilc crbante 9llte @0rie, DOT
Der 0as ron &orl 5ciiiicr gcidaiiene
Goufmol ocs iuI8ca @oet9c itegt, tie
crireucn gcluib 0cl Scidancr. 9llb
Nalt0dilIrdhoL 6leiihcr la0 Burg
aaiic Gin ocr legicrcn ciHc5 Der be-
ianntclten ScipNgcr @auicr, 0cr
Sbarinacr SOD cntitannicH na&
1ltcrcN 8citcn Ger @ia0tcntuidilna
Souit o0cr ii6enuicat inn 1traBcn
bil0c @cip1i1S oo5 ueu5eitlicle @c.
ih0its6ou9 nit ocn groBcn Sdnl
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-04-30

The best paIu2l in Lubbock 3.
Patton sun Proof D. W. {. Bow
man (4o-tfl
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-04-30
TICK DETERMINATION
Inspector States Tom Green Coz ny
Loses si5o,ooo Annually Through
TEXAS Fever

san Angelo, Apr. g. According TO
DR. H. Grafke, the federal livestock
inspector Tom Green county loses
100000 annually because OF Texas
fever, resulting from cattle tick lie
states this can De eradicated II the
county spend a little money for in.
vesiigation and service and the eiti-
gems are planning to take up the mat.
ter.
Or. Grafke pointed out that not
only win the loss OF $i5O.OO0 be pre-
vented, but that better grade OF eat
tie and better prices will result, II
the tick is eradicated. The Inspector
furnished data and reports, showing
just how this could be accomplished
at an annual expenditure Of few
thousand dollars.
The total loss TO Texas due to the
tick Is placed at between sl,500,000
and $1,000 900.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-04-30

UNITED SALES COMPANY.
Dayton. ohio. p. o. sos ioi
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-04-30
ORIENT p. p. REORGANIZATION
Predicted That Present Receivers
WIN Be Discharges And Line
Completed TO Kansas City

Kansas City. Mo. April 2s--The
long-expected reorganization OF tho
Kansas City. Mexico a Orient H. X.
will probably be effected within the
next few days. II Is predicted that
the receivers who have conducted the
road FOR more than two years win
be DISCHARGED and the road built
from Wichita. lisp resent terminus,
10 Kansas City.
Lord Monson. Chairman Of the Enx-
fish Reorganization Committee.
p. d. TI1ickett. President OF the III
trict Light system OF London. and
also interested in the refnafcing
plans. viii arrive in Kansas City to-
day. Their purpose. presumably, is
TO appear before Judge Bullock, OF
the Federal Court. to assure him that
the sl5l900,0oo necessary to lift tho
receivership has been subscribed by
the English financiers interested in
the matter.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-04-30
paooRes,wss vs. srAsnpArrER

IN the present contes; for Governor
Of rexas -h.re s presented among
tho candidates me highest and best
type of Progressive Democrat and
niso veil nigh perfect type Of Re
dictionary.
With reference 10 ne world wides
prtgrcssis. movement ~ abolish ten.
antry as far AZ possible By making
the landlers man a home owner Tom
Ran, N ms Fort Worth speech said
= stand wtsh the Progressive Dom
ocrats 81 Teras and the nation There
viii be 10 backward track when !
am Governor ~ help 90 SPEED tne
day ~ hand distribution rather than
lanciordfsm ~ hep the tenants o.
Texas TO become owners of bones o.
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houses OF the Legislature. and The
best they can hope for is 10 prevent
the pros from getting two-thirts In
one house so as 70 prevent the sub
mission.
Everybody also understands that
he liquor traffic does not want any
anti legislation and mas not wanted
any since II quit trying 10 pass the
willacy bill in 1895 Al /, wants is
10 be bet alone.
Jim Fergusons plain and open
bid for the support OF the liGuur deaf
ers breaks all records for subservi-
ency 20 that interest
Even that eminent standpatter. O.
-. Colauitt. never went so far as To
publicly pledge. that n elected Gov
ernor. he would veto any nw harm
ful 10 the interest 81 the liquor traf-
&c. which the peoples duly elected
representatives. might pass. In fact,
ne boasts Of the laws depressing the
Huuor trafic which he signed
Tom Ball is a militant Progressive
Democrat.
Jim Ferguson is standpat Reae.
tionary.
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Jim Ferguson IN his Blum speeeh.
declared for system OF regulated
tenantry and said IAN this big
windy theory about the government
loaning you money AZ cheap rates OF
interest TO buy a home. may DO your
grandchiidrcn some good. but u vii
not help YOU
With reference 10 the worldwide
movement 10 reprcss the ravagss OF
Ifanor. Tom Pan. IN hts Fort Worh
spcech said
We ara going % drive h1nor ont
of Texas Then ". viii b. able 10
say 20 the redeemed hosts % Texas
Look upon land where good bust
ness and god morals have vanqush.
% ne saloon,
I'm FsrTrson. IN IFS Blur. sp-ech
said We antis claim the rissht to
drink We claim mat u taking
drink is wrong 81 - personal
wrong and harms 20 one buf the per
-on taxing m drink 81 r. simply
matter of Individual preference
Tom Ban IN his F't Worth speech.
aid Twenty four hours after my
arsi message we viii have an amend
ment .ubmrtng the question q
statewide prob bitioon 70 vofe OF
The people "a tho fourth SATURDAY
q mly 1915.
Jim Ferrisn. In his Blum speech.
said " am elected Governor. and
the iesdshture puts any liquor leg.
islaiion ~ 20 ne, pro or anti
win NJ, IL where rhe chicken got
the ave
or course. everybody in Texas un>
dersisr ds. a. we'i a. tho LIQUOR traf
fc aoes. that Il couldn't hope 10 get
any anti legislation. for thet would
require an anti majority in both OF
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PROS RUINED HIS BUSINESS


Editor Home and State:
I want 10 give you the biggest pro
hibition argument ever heard:
A lawyer going from Tennessee 10
New Mexico. who stopped for a few
days in our town said:
Il have been criminal lawyer for
20 years In Tennessee, but the pro.
hibitionists have ruined the criminal
law practice. | am going to a state
where there are saloons"
}. 7. Foster. Mclean. Texas, in
Home and State.
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U. S. WILL SEEK LOAN

New York, Apr. 23.--Bankers here
express the belief that the govern
men WIZ seek a loan of 100000. 900
with which to finance the campaign
against aexico.
The United States Treasury has
;s6.000,000 free balance, which IL
available for a war fund.
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Miss Myrtle Terrell. OF Loreuzo
came up from Lorenzo last week. 10
visit Mr. and Mrs Fred Spikes.
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Tail your Mih troubles to
Hopper a compan\ they'll tx EN-.
Rabbsr-iir~~,<he laotD
Evening journal., 1914-01-12
AMERICANS BEAT
ORGANIZED BALL
JOhnSOn'S Organization Only
One That Ever Made Sue
ceSSful Fight Against
National

The American League is the only
baseball Circuit that ever made a sue.
ccssful fight against organized baseball.
For three years thc National and Amer
lean Leagues wagcd bitter war against
each other
The first attack on the National
League was instituted by the Union
ASSOCIATION n 1854 Henry y. Lucas
was the prime mover in that assault.
and when a year. campaign ,sas ended
he and several other hackers were
drvcn into bankruptcy.
The PLAYERS League. supported by
the Brotherhood, made am unsuccessful
hght in 1900 but several National
League men wcrc financially ruined be-
fore d consolidation of interests was
effected
c. a. Prince OF Boston. was biz
loser in the American Associations bat
tie With tine National League ia lS0l.
Then came the tWclvc-club National
League circuit, which lasted until 1850,
when Baltimore. Washington, Cleveland
aud Louisville were Topped or, thereby
making ronn foi tho american Iaguc.
headed by Ban Johnson
Several futile attempts by outlaws
TO break into the charmed circle Of or
ganizcG hall have been made since 1902
She United States Lcaguc. born two
years ago, was the biggest kind Of a
failure.