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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-11-19
Denmark Fine Example.

About 1859 u similar system was
established In Denmark. aud as n re-
suit that nation has risen from pov-
crty to very prosperous land. In
fact. Denmark u the agricultural
phenomenon of the time She has
learned the secret ~ corporation.
both In production and In marketing.
and has educated her people mainly
through her farm experts
County agent work began In Utah
In 1911. when l.. NJ. Winror. now irri-
Cation expert Tor the state. was Fent
into the Uintah Basin ns farm expert
Since then the work has gradually
and steadily grown until az the pres
cnt time. about hair the state In area.
and more than half in population IL
receiving expert advice constantly
from these men
Being new movement. the work
IL and has been subject to much op.
position. most 81 which comes from
the land sharks either directly ~
Indirectly. After vain attempts 60 get
the county agent o. help sell their
lands. rpmcunHcrupulouH real cHtat,
men have launched campaigns against
the agent and have seized every op'
portunity to thwart his plans ON,
man war almort driven from his
county by these land sharks"
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NOTICE TO WATER UsERs.-

NOlttE IO NAfth tNtNN.-
State Engineers OFFICE. Salt Lake
city. Utah. oct. n. 1913. Notice II
hereby given that John ~ william
son. whose poHtoffiec address II Halt
Lake city. Utah, has made application
In accordance with the requirements
of the Compiled Laws ~ Utah. 1907.
aH amended by the Session Laws 81
Utah. 1903. 1911 and 1918. a. appro-
PIRATE three ca cubic-fcct ~ water
per second from Heavier 'rsck. Car
hon county. Utah. Said water viii be-
diverted nt point which lies $50 feet
north of the southeast corner of the
southwest quarter of Sec. Z. Twp. "a
South. Range Fart. Salt Lake base
and meridian. aud conveyed by means
Of a ditch and pipeline FOR dis
lance ~ i2.30O feet. and there used
from January LIST 10 December 3irt.
Inclusive, of each year. FOR railroad
purposes After having been 30 III
vcrtcd ana used. the unconHumed part
~ the water viii be returned Co the
natural channel of Gordon Creek. at
a point 2i0O feet west Of the south
east corner of Sec. ~. Twp. ~ South,
Range East. Salt Lake base and
meridian. This application N dcaiE.
mated In the state engineers office M
No. G5iG. All protests against the
granting of said application. stating
the reasons therefor. must be. made by
affidavit In duplicate. accompanied
10y Zee of f2.bO. and filed Ia this
office within thirty t3ol days after
the completion ~ the publication Of
this notice. w. -. BEERS. State
Engineer
Date of first publication oct 30
1915, date of completion 90 publlca-
| tlan NnN 90 I0IE
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OF Frank zeller, deceased. Creditors
viii present claims with vouchers 60
the undersigned at the Mathis Hotel,
Price, Utah, ON or before the 18TH
day OF March. A. -. 1915. MARION
NJ. REEVES. Administrator of Estate
OF Frank l.. Zeller.
First pub, Nov, ~; last Dee. 3. 1915.
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NOTICE no CREDITORs.-IN THE

Matter of the Estate OF Ivan Azbe, De-
ceased. Creditors win present claims
with vouchers 10 the undersigned at
925 Boston building, Salt Lake CITY,
Utah. on or before the 18th day Of
March. A, -. 1916. ARTHUR A.
PLATZ. Administrator OF the Estate
OF Ivan Azbe, Deceased.
First pub. Nov. ~; last Dec. 3. 1915.
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COUNTY AGENTS ARE VALUABLE TO
FARMERS THROUGHOUT THE STATE

The county agent Is without doubt
the most important factor in the de-
Velopmcnt Of the new agriculture"
IN Utah. says salt Lakes Tribune.
Practical information on farming dis
covered In the laboratories " vaiueiess
unless II reaches the farmers. and the
county agent il the most valuable fac.
tor In disseminating this Information.
~ the present time Salt Lake county.
with ten other counties. Is profiting
greatly by having It's farmers instruc-
ted daily at the hands Of the farm ex-
pert There are nine Of these busy
agents In the state. two Of whom cover
two counties each. Robert ". Stew
art covers Carbon and Emery counties
and v. ". Harris Uintah and Du-
chesne. The work has grown very
rapidly since liz Inauguration In 1911.
and this year received special i'm.
petus in the swelled appropriation
provided for In the famous smith.
Lever bill
The county agent. or his prototype
had his beginning In this country
about fifteen years ago. IN the Sou.
thern States. when u became neces-
sary for the cottongrowcrs 60 organ.
ize In order 70 protect their Industry
from the ravages Of the cotton boil
weevil. The result of the movement
was the districtinE of the cotton area
and the hiring ~ an expert to super.
Wise each district The work was i'm.
mediatcly ruCccssfui because the Ear.
mcrs. with his expert advice. wer,
able 60 control the wccyil o. such az
extent that the cotton industry wal
saved from what looked a. be- certain
destruction
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wFIIINGroN CANNL COMPANY,

Location OF principal place 81 busi-
ness Wellington. Carbon county. Utah.
Notioc.-There are delinquent ON the
following described stock. on account
of an assessment levied on the % day
OF October. 1915. the several amounts
set opposite the names Of the respec-
tive shareholders AZ follows.
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
NOTICE To CREDIToRs.-EsTATE

Consult county clerk or the respec-
tive signers Tor further information
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STOCKHOLDERS
NOTICE;

NOTICE on STOCKHOLDERS
Meeting. Petty Dirigible Headlight
COMPANY principal place OF business,
Price. Carbon county. state Of Utah.
Notice IL hereby given 10 the stock
holder of the Petty Dirigible Head
light company that a stockholders
meeting will be held on the 18th day
OF November. 1915. at Price, Carbon
county, state OF Utah, for the purpose
OF amending the articles Of incorpora-
ton OF the Petty Dirigible Headlight
company so as TO change the princi-
pal place OF business OF said corpora
ton from Price, Carbon county, state
OF Utah, TO salt Lake City. Salt Lake
county. state OF Utah. Dated this 22d
day OF October. A. ID. 1915. ARTHUR
A. CALLISTER. Secretary.
First pub. Oct 22; last Nov. ~. 1915.
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and In accordance with the law and an
order of the board 81 diucturH made
on the "a day ~ October. 1915, ~
many shares OF each parcel Of such
stock nH may be necessary. VIII be-
sold az the front door 90 the post
office. Wellington. Carbon county.
Utah. ON the 10th day of December,
1915. at o'clock y. m. Of said date,
o. pay delinquent assessment thereon.
together with the cost and expense ct
sale.
J. w hill. Secretary.
The above " an extension 81 the
date OF payment of the said assess
ment ordered by the board of direc-
tors August .. 1918. }. W. MIL.
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Carbon county, Utah. said spring -
sues at point which lies 1859 feet
south and 2i00 feet east ~ the north
west corner OF See. n. Twp. ! 5 South
Range "a East. salt Lake base and
meridian. The water viii be diverted
at the spring and conveyed by means
OF a ditch for distance Of 1909 feet
and there used from May LIST To Oc-
tober aist. inclusive. OF each year, TO
irrigate forty acres Of land embraced
IN the west half OF Sec. IL. township
and range afor said. AZ much OF
said water as may be necessary VIII
be used during the entire year for do
nestle purposes This application is
designated In the state engineers Of
flee rs No. 6ss3. All protests against
the granting Of said application. sta
ting the reasons therefor, must be
made by affidavit In duplicate. ac-
companicd by Zee OF t2.bo. and filed
In this office within thirty (30) days
after the completion OF the publica-
ton Of this notice. w. u. HEIRS.
State Engineer.
Date OF first publication Nov. ~.
1915. date OF completion OF publica-
ton Dec. ~. 1915.
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The life Of the county agent II by
me- means simple one. The require
mcnts made Of him are legion. He
must have wonderful fund of work.
Ing Information. Ills knowledge must
cover every branch of farm work
H. must know the various crops and
weeds. their relation 60 soils and
moisture. and the plant diseases as
ISOLATED with them. lie must know
the breeds of farm animals. their
feeding and care. and the treatment
of their common ailments. besides
county agent he H. called professor %
expert" doctor" etc lie H. asked
every question from whats the mat
ter with my horses foot" a. whats
wrong with my babyf"
The county agent H. essentially n
productive unit True. he uses up
taxation. but this amount u inconsid-
cradle compared with what he saves
the farmers each year. either In pre-
venting LOSSES or In encouraging bot
ter farming thereby producing larger
crops FOR example. he would pay
Tor himself hy checking single out
break ut hog cholera
Ir b. q carrier of facts and expert.
ences from one farmer Co another
when h. finds farmer who H. max
inE good. he determines why. and then
proceeds e. tell the nciEhhuring far
mrrH or this mans success lie H. So
prrmc In hi own county. ana initiates
| all kinds uf plans and ingenious
schemes to reach the hearts ct tn
people.
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II you have house 10 rent or want
to rent house try sun adlets.-Advt
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he was to be on trial Tie remained
IN the rear Of the hall and listened
shall We say breathlessly--to the pro-
ceedings Of the meeting. Farmer az
ter farmer arose and expressed his
approval IT Wcbb's work.
lie saved my hogs by showing me
how 90 check the cholera" HE
showed me how to select my pota-
toes In order TO get the best Yields. %
Tie told me tn plant sweet clover In
my swamp land. ! couldn't raise a
disturbance on the land before. and
now ] get a crop OF hay. and about a
hundred dollars worth Of seed I've.
sides"
These are samples ~ the expires.
siuns. Needless 90 say the meeting
resulted IN a wholesale and enthusiast
tie approval ~ county agent work II
Salt Lake county
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Carbon sheets at The sun.-Advt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-05
government ownership.

government ownership.
They are fighting the bill. too.
because. just now. they are reap
ing rich income from extortion-
ate rates.
President Wilson and the ad.
ministration are fighting for the
measure because. for one important
reason. the future OF the democratic
party depends upon the channels
OF commerce being kept open.
For this very reason. accentu-
ated in some cases by hostility to
government ownership or favoritism
for private shipping interests. re-
publicans are solidly against the
bill.
II. by blocking the bill. they can
ham.string the commerce OF the
country. they figure they can sweep
the country with a cry for re
turn to republicanism and pros
perity' in 1916.
To what extent private shipping
interests are holding up commerce
by discrimination in cargoes and
extortionate rates is shown by facts
just compiled by the secretaries
OF treasury and commerce.
Our total exports by sea for July.
1914 tbefore the war;. were $780,.
225,47a.
For this the ocean freight was
S,S33.sS2. or 5.63 per cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-05

into businesslike pockets she
slipped professional necessities
IA constable's whistle. a mem
orandum book. a street map.
safety pins. several bandagcs.
flask Of beef tablets and
bottle ~ smelling salts
Dreary streets. grim rows of
smoke blackened houses In
which every room IL a home.
every home sweat shop.
shroudcd street lamps shed a
sickly light. eostnr stalls with
smoky oil lamps set under
boxes 20 obscure them from
prowiing Zeppelins A pave
ment crowded 10 congestion
with pasty faced people. all VIC
tins OF incipient starvation,
coster girls ciinEing 10 their
blokes, coster women. bare
headed and blasphemoua. alb
sorbed IN ahriil rows. children
"sassing" a ragged regiment OF
unempioyahles. who shouted
back husky threats.
Along the Mile End road
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-05
Food Big Problem

The little sinners guided us
home. Ma" more officially
Mrs. Stephen Hawkeshaw. met
us at the step. There is moth.
ing exemplary about Mrs.
Hawkeshaw. She is healthy,
lazy. dirty. untruthful and hail
Acknowledged. Ex-pupil of a
board school. she has forgotten
how TO read and can neither
cook nor sew.
"Miss officer. sir. what
can poor people do7
mind the time a bowl OF
beautiful dripping cost 3
cents, a Gods head was
cents regular, an pennl'
worth OF frNxxle an
eraekles satisfied the five
babies for their tea. Today.
poor dears, God 'elp US. A
pound (s5) In the week for
eleven. with the rent TO
pay. An bread that was 6
cents rlx up 10 10 cents.
Miss officer, what can
dor"
Miss officer" noted name
and address. Give me until
tomorrow" she said cheerily.
Then as we walked away. 1T is
our Job to uutangle snarls. but
the fight for food is another
problem"
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and down dark streets 10 the
pitiful home. A cheerful old
dame popped from her door
way.
Miss officer. I'm Miss Mar
tin as chars for a Twin. bein'
widow. ns YOU might say. BE
tween ourselves. there's worse
things than bein' real widow.
when you have your health.
but heart alive. whatever are
the police spreading abroad
Zeppelins comm lmmedyat?
Now. how do they know Ter.
rible. say terrible
Il mistrust them boobies.
though ! speak them friendly
and shows respect That's my
nature. SO turned things
Why no: ask the lady police
mann What with soap bein' 40
costly Of late. an me not so
weaker than I was. this is no
time TO take chances. My dear.
I have four OF the grandest
NNtAAA iu ny tNNb NAbt IlAN1tFs
As one woman 10 another.
would you hang them out. II
you was me7'
III airships bomb your quilts
I'll pay for them" promised the
Lady Officer" and left the
smiling dame entirely content
From either end OF the street
a metropolitan constable drove
two small offenders. They had
been looting and carried their
loot-handfuls OF turnips.
You're stealing" accused the
constable. Why demanded
the woman. Howls were the
only answer. Policeman and
policewoman took cogniEance
OF tho situation.
Official authority spoke first
That's II. ma'Rm. WHY7 I
can't leave my beat To inquire.
Suppose we call this YOUR
Casa4H
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with II pauic
a IN ong the
millions OF
poor and the
war widows OF
London For
m @ his on
the verge of n
reign OF ter.
ror by threats
OF a German
attack by air.
he starving
sweat Is h o y
thousands OF
Whitecha p - |
-. -. -
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groups OF startled people stood
spelling out official proclama-
lions.
The naval and military
authorities call the atsen.
son OF all persons using
the streets TO the danger
from fragments OF shells
ana from the bullets from
guns used against hostile
air craft attempting 10 raid
London.
The civil population are
warned 20 keep under Gov
er. preferably In the base
nents. upon hearing the
firing Of guns or OF es.
piosives.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-05
POLITICS
BLOCKS SHIP
PURCHASE BILL

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 5.
--"Why all this TODD at Wash
ington about the shlp-purehasc
bili7"
The answer can be briefly put.
The bill provides for Uncle
Sam spending $4o,ooo,ooo for
ooean-goins freishters with
which to help move the COM
mercc OF this country, these
vessels TO replace, In part,
those Withdrawn from free
commerce because Of the
European war.
Private shipping interests are
fighting the bill because they fear
the results of permitting Uncle San
to demonstrate the possibilities oil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-05

tremendous problem for the
authorities.
"Ou the selfcontrol Of the
East Londoners depends the
safety OF the city declare the
police
but the East i.ondonerr are
not demonstrating any great
self-control. The Yarmouth
raid and It's accompanying at.
tacks on five other towns, In.
Guiding the kings country place
at Sandrlngham. ia which the
king and queen barely escaped.
has east It's spell OF terror over
the destitute. and today almost
all of them. men and women.
are drunk.
Loudons pluckiest police.
woman allowed me 90 dog her
footsteps through the maze OF
mean streets which lead from
Whitechapel
You could not do better"
said the metropolitan police
woman. "Ths East End poor are
living In terror ~ an enemy
raid. With London all dark.
horror stories coming from Bel.
GUM. their own men called to
the colors. 500 innocent dead
and wounded in Scarborough
and this Yarmouth raid. Il viii
keep every policcwoman busy
spreading courage IN the
Whftechapai .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-05
ALL ABOUT ASTICIIaIsT

Who is this strange character
When did he Gomez Where ~ her
These and many relative ques-
ton whiGh have puzzled thinkers
for several centuries are salts
factgrlly and Scripturally an
swered under the caption. THE
Man ~ sin" IN Pastor Rusae1ra
37O-DaRe volume. which VIII be
sent you postpaid upon receipt Of
2tc in stamps with this coupon.
Address international Bible stu
dents Association, n Hicks 81.
Brooklyn. n. Y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-05
Simple Uniform

The woman blue coat stood
In her office preparing for pa
troll duty In trim navy uni.
form. Norfolk Jacket and sensi.
Bile skirt. white gloves. bowler
hat and lettercd epanie,s. she
was a capable looking person.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-05

\ very interest
ing address was
that given by
Pastor Russell a
short time ago
at the Chicago
Temple Hts text
was The tnhahi-
tants OF the earth
have been made
drunk with the
wine " her forui-
cation. - ReVeia
ton iss iIt2
iSN
lie cxpi cd
that the KeVeia
lion declares It,
self 10 b. a book
u symbols The
Woman 81 the
ext Ia the sym
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-05

The total OF such exports for De-
cember. 1914, were 1926. 200 900, and
the ocean freight cost was s30~
742.50o. or 1876 per cent--an in
crease OF 141 per cent In carrying
charges.
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D R ! n K
H A B ! !
RELIABLE HOME TREATMENT

The ORRINE treatment for the
Drink Habit can be used with alb
solute confidence. II destroys all
desire for whiskey. beer or other
alcoholic stimulants Thousands
have successfully used II and have
been restored 10 lives OF sobriety
and usefulness. Can be given Sc
cretly. Costs only sl.00 per box
II you fail TO get results from OR
RINE after a trial. your money Will
be refunded. Ask for free booklet
telling all about ORRlNE.
Swift's Pharmacy. I'd and Pike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-05
Nations Are Drunk
With a[se Doctrines
The Bibles Portrayal of Our Day

Mixed Wines Most Intoxicang-The Golden Wine Cup of
the Bible-The Maddening Draft-Some Crazed One
Way Some Another-America Not Exempt-Feverishly
Mad Also-Sobering Experiences Terrible-The Only
Alternative Messahs Kingdom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-05
Mistrust Boobies

What shall we do What
shall We do" shriekcd an hys.
terical woman. Next moment
the woman policeman" stood
NJ her elbow. Come with me.
at once. she commanded. Up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-05
London Sweatshop Workers, Panic-Sticken
by Air Raids, All Ripe for Reign of Terror
Poor Of East
Side District Live
in Deadly Terror of
Zeppelin Attacks.
by MARY BOYLE o'RElLLY
staff War Correspondent

LONDON. Eng. Feb. 1.-The
Zeppelin raid has come and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-05
R~iixion,s,s Also Awskeninx

As for religion. those awakened
reject the major part OF the cresds
OF the past. yet carefully cling to
any rights or privileges which those
false doctrines conferred Thus. the
Divine rights OF kings. mobiles
princes and governments. and rites
and ceremonies. civil and ecclesiasti-
cal. are firmly clutched and held
high above the people ia the inter
ssfs OF the rulers. This Is the secret
OF the,wiliingness Of earthly kings.
financial princes and subservient re-
iiEiouists to engage in the present
horrible strife. The argument with
all ~ that the end tustifies the
means The ends sought are com
merciai supremacy. political suprem-
acy: and. Incidentally. the religious
systems are praying for tire various
contestants. whom they have long
Gods kingdoms. guided by Divine
wisdom.
God no longer restraina these.
His time has come that iniquity
should end: that the Harlot systems
should make manifest that none Of
them IL the Bride OF Christ. and that
earths kings might humble each
other and thus make ready for the
true Kingdom Of God--ths Reign Of
the First Resurrection.
The war IN sure 10 thoroughly
awaken the world. and the madden
ing effect Of the false doctrines viii
anger the entire human family. A.
they realize how they we're druRRed
with false doctrines. the majority
will lose faith in everything Pan
demonlum VIII result a. the Bible
trayB--anarchy
Many. realizing conditions 10
some extent. earnestly advocate a
reformation In the churches n labor
Ing for social betterments. etc. But
II II too late. Jeremiah 5lsgJ The
Lord declares that the Present order
--ecciesiaatical heavens and social
enrth--will pass away utterly In n
great symbolic conflagration--an-
archy: and that the New order will
be tho desire Of all nations"---''a
new heaven" the glorlned Church
and "A new earth" new social
order-.he worlds only hope
Surely f. behooves every child ~
God 10 stand free from Babylon. as
a true overcomer Of the world and
It's spirit To others. loving right
eousness. but not conHecrated. two
courses are open The better one
Is uil conservation 10 the Lord /.
the other less satisfactory. iE an en-
deavor 70 live Justly, truthfully.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-05

q GodiiNenes' being understood to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-26
Luderus, First, and Doyle
Second, Are Only Two
Points Apart.
HINCHMAN MAKING
BID FOR THE LEAD
ORGANIZATION Has Only Seven
Players in Select Circle
Leading Pitchers Tied.

Fred Luderus, with an average OF
900. is still the leading hitter in the
National League, although the Phila-
delphia slugger has slipped back fve
noints in the last week. Larry Doyle,
of the Giants, is second in the league
with q mark Of .31S. Bill Hinchman, of
Pittsburgh, has gained three points ana
stands third.
Daubert, Griffith, Merkle and Snyder
are the only other 800 hitters in the
old r league. Snyder has fallen to thi
1902 mark, while Daubert, Of Brooklyn,
is batting .3O5. Dsvey Robertson, %
the Giants, has an average Of 29o,
gain of ten points in the week.
Barney, of Pittsburgh. the outhelder
the Yankees released, $ hitting .29Z
for Fred Clarke, which is about 81
points better than ne did tor Bill Dom
oyan.
St. Louis leads the league in batting
The Phillies are sixt... while New York
and Brooklyn are third and fourth, re-
spectively.
Cravath and Luderus, Of Philadelphia.
lead the heavy hitters, with Doyle
fourth. The Cincinnati Reds are the
best felders, with the Braves second
and the Phillies fourth. Carey and
Baird, of Pittsburgh, are the best base
stSalers.
Alexander and Mamaux are tied for
first place among the pitchers. Stroud,
with 10 games won and lost, is the
best of the regular n w York pitchers,
while Nap Rucker is the best of Brook
lyn's beavers. -, q,
The following figures are compiled
from official scores as published IN the
different cities Of this league and by
tn, Moreland News bureau, and include
records of players who have played in
fifteen or more games, including Thurs
day, September %, 1915: