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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-09-11
NOTICE OF CONTEST.
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UNITED STATES LAND ufrfdn
burns. Oregon. August p. 1915.
10 ssmgsl sshpeider. pf psetisy. oregon.
You arc hsinby notified that olils Robinson !.
who gites Burns, Oregon, - her post-oifiee
address, did on August 25ih. 1913. HE in this
ofilte hgfdnly eouobofnted application 90 con-
tcst and teeugg ths eenogiiation OF your Home
stead EntTy, No. serial, No, v1s1o made May ~,
1914, fof Lots Sand heo. ~ y. 10. ". ~ and
Lots I, 4, aud snd tho s,zsW1 section ..
Townsh lip 81, south, Range ~, Fast
Willamette Meridian, and ~ grounds for
her contest she alleges that you have totally
abandoned said entry aad have failed 10 culti-
satc, I'm prove or reside thefaon for mere than
hix months prior 60 this date.
You are, therefore. further notified that the
said ailfgslians VIII W tskep ~ confessed. and
your said eutry win ba eapcflled without fur.
iher right 10 he beard. slfhef hef0rr this once
or on appeal, II yop fail 10 nle in this once
within tsenty days sftsr tho FOURTH pub;irn,
iion VI this notice, ~ shown below, your
answer under oath. specifically responding 20
these allegations of cpnlesf. tosether with due
proof that yog hsyo served . copy af your
answer on the kald contestant either in person
or BY registered mali.
You should stale IN your answer the name OF
the poss once 20 which yeu dssife future
notices 10 be sent 20 YOU,
wv. FAssH, Register.
Date of frat publication AuFuft N, 1918
Date dt pecuni publication aepie p ber 4, 1913.
Date Of third publication septe m her n, tsik.
Date OF fourth publication sepiemhcr IA, 1918.
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DIR. Calvin S. White to
Speak on Social Hygiene

j. A. C. Cakes, field secretary
of the Oregon Social Hygien,
Society, is in Burns arranging
with various local men and
women for meetings under the
auspices of that organization
Wednesday. Sept. 15.
At that time DR.. Calvin S.
White, well known State Health
Officer and Executive member OF
the Society is to be here and will
be the chef speaker at meetings
for women and for men. The
womans' meeting will likely be
held in the afternoon and q mems
conference in the evening at
which local men are also to take
part.
Program committees of women
and men are completing arrange
ments and throgh invitations and
programs soon to be issued by
them every man and women in
Burns will be fully advised re-
garding all particulars as to
nature of meetings, time. place.
etc.
Previous to the meetings here
DR.. White will conduct similar
meetings at Prairie City, John
Day and Canyon City.
The Oregon Social Hygiene So
ciety is an organization of
thoughtful. earnest business men
professional men. educators, cler-
gymen and others. associated to-
getherin an educational campaign
to prevent the further spread of
venereal disease, to remove mis-
information. to teach in decent
manner the laws of sex life and
to improve the social and moral
conditions of the people of the
state, especially its youth.
Some of its most practical work
has been to eliminate quack ad-
vertising, to arouse parents to
the seriousness of conditions and
to help them in bringing infor-
nation about vital facts regard
ing health and physical develop
ment to their growing children. |
Various prominent men of the
State are actively interested in
its work. Its president is DIR.
W. T. Foster, President of Reed
College. Other officers are A. F.
Flegel and Adolphe Wolfe of
Portland. Leslie Butler of Hood
River. W. J. Kerr, President of
}. A. c.. Corvallis. Judge Gilbert
Phelps, Pendleton. Such men
IS William F. Woodward. r. L.
'abin. j. C. English. L. r. Alder
nan. w. A. Carter. DR.. Calvin
!. White. DIR. Andrew C. Smith,
ldward Cookingham. of Port
and, are or have been members
t its Executive Board.
The organization is associated !
,ith the State Board of Health
nd derives its financial support {
n part from the state.
Meetings similar to those
tanned here have been held in
bout 60 of the larger cities and |
owns of the State. In some '
laces practically every adult
ian and woman has attended +,
ne respective meetings.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
usIrsp srATHs LASp oruoi
LAkayieN. urcRon. August n. l9i6

UsIfsp STATES LAsD OTTcl
LAkesiev. Oregon. August ~. 1913
Notice 10 hereby given that James ~. wilson,
OF fife, Crook County. Oregon. who, on Apfil
II, 1919, made Homestead kntTy. No. U.,is. fuf
swti VI Ssw sM,ssw' w sec y: 7 2as.. 4,
kagf, Wnismelte Meridian has nled notice
Of intsntion 10 maks anal thrFs year pToof TO
establish olalm ~ the land above described.
bsfott chas. \. Sherman, u, y. Conan lsnlonef,
af Fife, Oregon. on the tth day oi October. 1915
Claimant names - witnesacsi
". Hubbard " a, Cook, Adolph Hansen.
10. q. fepfose. all OF flfc, Oregon.
JAS. v bun0SsN, Register,
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-09-11
Merchants Give Recep-
ton to High School.

One of the most joyous anC
enthusiastic social times in the
history of the Harney County
High school was an informal re.
ception given the new teachers
and students at the High School
building last evening by the mer-
chants of Burns and their wives.
1t was an informal affair with nc
set program. just and occasion
of felicitation. Every student Of
school was present as well as the
entire faculty and all had a fine
time. The merchants were most
enthusiastically cheered by the
school and The Times-Herald
wants to join in this word of
good feeling as it has started the
school out for the new year with
the assurance of sincere interest
on the part of the business men
of our city who desire the stu
dents to realize their wish to
assist them in every way posi-
bic toward a successful year.
Games were played and songs
sung with a general and an
unhampered intercourse and get
acquainted spirit prevailing. Re-
freshments in the form of fruit
punch. peaches and cream and
cake were served.
The school starts the year with
the largest enrolment in its his
tory. there being 63, which will
be augment within the month as
several students are yet unable
to start. The freshman class
numbers % and there are IA SEN
iors.
Principal Shirk informs The
Times-Herald it was necessary to
place additional seats in all the
rooms to accommodate the stu
dents. He also reports a most
enthusiastic spirit and the rela-
ion between students and teach
srs particularly cordial.
The Times-Herald commends
his spirit and hopes a continue {
ion Of these harmonious and
pleasant relations throughout the Z,
Ichool year. i
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


UNITED STATES LAND Offfch,
Burns. Oregon, August 10, 1919
Notice II hereby given that oserre siebef-
oregon. did, On the Bth day Of April, 1910, hied
IN this Office sworn Statement and Application,
No. Osogl, e purchase The hE,fsW, x. Section y
dlfn, aud the timber thereon, under the pro
visions Of the act Of jpns 2, 1878, and acts
Hmendaiory, known ~ the "Timbef ana Stone
pfalenment, aud thht. pursuant 70 such Appli-
cation the land and timber thereon have been
appraised, IN the sum of 1000 the stone esti.
said applicant Will offer 1nai proof Ia support
OF his application and sworn ntatoment on the
10Th day OF October. 1910. before the Register
aud Roceivor, 81 Burns Oregon,
Any person is 80 liberty 70 protest this pur-
chase before entry, OF initiate q contest ~ any
time before patent issues, BY hlirg a eoffobote.
WV. fAnRn. Register,
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-09-11
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
YS,fss nsis. sInsss ,,1a. 1sD ..sSs, o,'.sr (

UNIfkb HIAfKb LAND UTTICH,
Batnp. oregon. Angus, 81, iSis.l
Notice 70 hereby giyen that Joseph Rutherford,
% ffihhatqu, Qrcktn, who. on May ie, 1900, and
August ., lelp, made nblpestegd Eptfies. No.
esisi -oeegi. respeetlyely. ipr s5sNEl., igsEl<.
sse,iep s,rn y. TER T 81 Range ~ u, ,Lp.i !, },
~ fsst, Willameite, Meridian has aiod notiSs
Of lntentien 70 mAks final hye-year Proof. 70
establish claim 10 the land above described,
on tho 9th day nf optober 1919.
Claimant names ss witnesses;
ChArlps Iabetence. trad N. Peters, Harlie
Ruier, Daniel puier. all OF Princeton, oregon
WIN. FAsaR. Register.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-09-11
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATES LasD oyncr,

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Burns. Oregon. August n. isis.
Notice is hereby given. that Rober, l.. Koonss,
q Beokiey, Oregon. who. on April = 1910 and
November 10. l9ia made Homestead Entries
No, 0ftla end psnsp fQE NW4, MlssEI4
and an E'ssw ssf'leh n, IoFAshlg 3 SOUTH.
nlrd noiies Of Intention 10 make anal
three rear proof. 10 estsbiisb claim 10 the
land sbove desctibcd, before q. ", Tuiioch,
Oregon. on the 10Th Gay OF ssptembc 1915.
Claimant nance - witnesses;
walter II. Heekiey, Harvey English. uif.m
q. CLAYTON. william u. Carroll, all OF hsetiey,
VIZ FAxns. Register.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-09-11
CALIFORNIA

Oregon Trunk. North Bank Road"and the
Floating Palaces, IS GREAT NORTH.
ERIN" and NORTHERN PACIFIC"
Sailing every Tuesday Thursday and
Saturday from Portland and San Fran
eisee, s4i.i0 round trip from Bend.
including Jnesls and berth on ships.
Rail rasa same without msals sed berth.
Ask for Exposition Folder.
J. II. coFbstt, Agent. Bend. Ore.
+, u. CFeziey, A, @, p. A. Portland, Ore,
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None Equal to chambsslaIn's.

l have tried most all Of the
cough cures and find that there
is none that equal Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. II has never
failed to give nae prompt relief. "
writes w. v. Harner. Montpelier.
Ind. When you have Q cold give
this remedy trial and see for
yourself what a splendid medi-
cine tits. For sale by all dealers.
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RoUNp TRIPS EAST

Direct or ciTeuit Routes 10 Any Point
Daily Until September 30 : Return
Limit October 81. Chicago, Direct.
sT2.s0. Minneapolis, 81. Paul, Duluth
Or Winnipeg. $50. 81. Louis s71.20,
Nsw York sii0.70. One way via Cal.
HsTpla, with stopover to see Exposi.
siea., ~ slightly higher rates.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

urrrnp HrAyEs LAND oryIcs, I
Burns. Oregon. August 70. 1918.
Notice 10 hereby given that william ". Holmes.
OF Hsrney, Ortgon. who, % pecnmbef u, 1910.
made Additional HOMESTEAD Entry No, ,ns1oo. for
kk,f, Section 30. TVwnship "a ~. Range 80
,eition 20 make anal hys-yeaF Proof 20 es-
tahlish claim 10 the land above described be-
fore Register and heeciver. 81 Burns. Oregon.
on the 17th day OF september. 1918.
Claimant nstaes ~ Witnesses;
James rirfe, tsadofe l.. Poujade. Robert
prinkws,er. Herbert =. Bower all Of Hsrnoy,
WV. FAnns. Register.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1915-09-11
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=. usirsp M @ STATS. L.sn AND osfscs' y &c,

UHITND HfATEH LAND UFFINF
Burns, Oregon. August u 1915.
Notice is hereby given that Homer ID. Cecil, OF
Riley. Oregon, vho, on septem "a Dor 10, 1915 made
Additional Homestead Entry, No. 0cas5. Tor ~
sw,< Of Sec, II aud NiSNw,l, Bee. 20. Twp, ~, !.
cd notice Of intention 20 makc final nye-year
proef, 20 establish claim 20 the land above de.
sosibed. before Register aud baoeiver. ~ Harms.
Oregon, on tbs a7ffl day OF aepten bsF 1873
Claimant nance ~ Witnesses
woodie 4. Hest. Woodie O. Best. Benjamin y.
Muitsr. william A. Cecil, all OF Riisy. oregon.
wv. fAnnR, Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

UNITED STATES LAND orFIcE,
LAkeview. Oregon. August "a. 1918,
Notice 10 hereby given that John o, Perry. OF
OF kolEat. Orssent. who. on April ~, 1911.
section ~. MEN, sertson X, ,Tou nIhip rs south
Range n H., Wiilanstls Meridian, has nied
notice Of tntentiqn % make three year
procf. 90 establish claim to the land above de-
view Land once. at Lskeyiew, oregon on the
18th day OF october. 1918.
Ciaimantnamss a. Witnesses;
y. \, Whiteside aud Earl y. Rogers, both of
hoiyat, Oregon. J, x. curfan and v, ID Harris
Jas. y. BvsoRss. Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
uyffEp srsfss LAND oryios !
bognR, orprop. August if. 1915,

UEtfhb bfaTtH LAND UFTftH Z
bpFns, orffop. ApFps. 70. 1919
Notice is hereby given that Gabriel N. Edwards,
Of isaweB. Oregon, who. on octobar 7ih, 1909
made Homestead entry, sereai no, oa5aJ. for
nwlf section ~. Tounbhip ~ T.. Range a2,f
intentiou 70 make nbsi hys-yoar Proof 20
establish claim 70 the land above described.
beiofe Register and Receiver. at hurns. Ore
gon. the 2ist day Of eaptem ber, 1915.
Claimant names a. Witnesses;
w. X. Edwards, II. ". wilbarges, Albert
Rose, all OF Lawen, Oregon. Mrs. 4. y. Carter,
Wa PAsnG. Register
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-05
FARCE COMEDY IS
OFFERING TONIGHT
AT the Palace Theater, Where
'1HeIlo Bill" Will Be
Presented.

Beginning tonight at the Palace
theater the big farce comedy success.
Hello Bill" will be presented. The.
guarantees laugh
every minute throughout the play.
Only two more weeks are left to
see this popular company and theater-
goers should take advantage Of the
fact. This will be a big night and a
good time is assured all who attend.
For the last of the week a musical
comedy, Peggy From Paris, with
benefit performances on Friday for.
the local stage employees, will be
might. Thursday pay night, and there
will be big time twice on Friday.
"A splendid program has been Sc
tlected for the patrons of the Orpheum
theater today and tonight. Two big
features head the bill. The o.
Bison" production. "The Lost Ledge =
III two thrilling exciting acts and pic
tured in the West, is sure to please
1.-THE most critical persons. The
Phantom on the Hearth, "a Kay Bee
drama picturing beautiful story,
Icontains two acts of intense heart in
1lterest.
Tomorrow is shubertE day. and this
Etheater will present "a Daughter OF
1.-THE People" in five supreme acts.
Laura Sawyer and friedrich DeReth
ILLS take the leading roles of this
master production.
The top piece at the popular Bijou
to-day is THE White Goddess" It is a
three part Kalem masterpiece featur-
ling Miss Alice joyce. Arthur Albert
Ison and Miss Helen Lin droth. The
White Goddess is utterly different
from. the average photo play and
Ishows the most beautiful actress in
Iflmdom In the strongest role of her
career. The story as it unfolds is a
remarkable one Her Country Cous-
in furnishes the comedy
Tuesday Miss Leah Baird and Leo
Delaney will present The Million
laire's Hundred Dollar BILL two part
! Eitagraph feature. tits powerful
targument a gainst those who are cyni-
Teal Of human nature and believe only
I'LL of US. It is all shown in forcib1e
manner by this we'll known character
Iization with its subtle and forceful
action. AIDES fable. The Galum-
ttous Girl" Pathe Daily News and
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-05

Joe Massey, for eighteen years an
actor on the legitimate stage, is now
working with the Santa Barbara Mo-
ton Picture Company under the di-
rection of William RpbWt (Bob) DAILY
in the support of FRITZ Brunette. His
long and varied experience with MUIR
ray and Mack, Cook-Church Stock
Company and the Baldwin.GIelvilln
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-05

Announcement has been made that
before long Florence Lawrence will
have completed her plans TO return to
the screen Her friends are legion
and she has been deluged with let
tiers from the four corners of the
world regretting her absence. Flor
ence Lawrence was one of the screens
most popular artists. and her return
cannot be too soon for her many adj
mirers.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-05
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS

Traction Company express cars
leave Clarksburg for Grasselli. O'Neil,
Mt. Clare, Weston. Shinnston, Fair
mont, Fairview, Harrington, Man.
5nington and intermediate points daily
except Sunday. Shipments for Man
nington and intermediate points
later than $500 a. M; Fairyiew and
intermediate points. 1880 a. M;
Weston and Intermediate points.
1900 M.
Quick service, reasonable rates.
and care in handling make this an
ideal line for shippers.
MONONGAIIELA VALLEY TRAC-
TON COMPANY.
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The Guardians Dilemma, will fill
out strong program Mrs. Garrison
at the piano Will. direct in well Sc
lected program OF music.

Tom Waters Big Vaudeville show
opened three days engagement az
1.-THE Odeon this afternoon. The pat
irons of the Odeon will have the pleas
lure of seeing one Of the best yaude-
viii shows on the road at the present
time. This is high class company
Iof well known performers. Mr.. Waters
was formerly with Tine Pink Lady
and the Mayor Of Laughland". both
well known musical comedy successes.
Mr.. Felix .Haney, the original Hi
a well known performer, and the
other members Of the company are
4 equally good. It promises to be one
of the best shows that has played the
Odeon this season
The pictures for today are two
4 part Lubin drama, The Tragedy OF
1.-THE Hills featuring Lily Leslie. and
la Biograph drama, The Maid OF
4 Romance" featuring Augusta Ander-
son.
WAS you efer in Zinzinnati,' is the
battle-cry OF laughter in the enor-
nous all star.revIval of The Prince
.Eof Pilsen" whiehsis to appear at the
/ Robinson Grand Tuesday night.
u For this season IS presentation there
4 IL 5IISd0tu} Dy LIE
.fpremier German dialect comedian,
4 ohm W. Ransone the creator Of the
Heading comedy role. The scenic ex-
5sceI1ence. spendor Of costume and al;
\ other details OF footlight i'm portance.
q has been sought to improve all pre-
4 vious productions. Thus the critical
land popular verdict: The best pro-
i duction in all the history of these un-
.idying musical comedies. large
q chorus. young, enthusiastic and bub-
\ bling over with life and vivaclty in
I cluding thirty-seven glorious radiant
!, igirls are in the company.
II Marc MacDermott, Edison. has just
received work from London that
}, Harold Shaw. the film actor and di-
\ frector. though an American by birth,
has joined the cause Of the Allies IL
becoming a private in the Twicken-
! ham volunteers.
!. s. S. Hutchinson, president of the
q American Film Manufacturing Cons
| pany; has purchased the motion pic
y lture right Of the novel .The Girl
s>---@---------~----
Continued on page 10
::ATLAs FANCY FLOUR
a. .. -
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s. S. Hutchinson, president OF the
American Film Manufacturing Cons
pany; has purchased the motion pic
.ture right Of the novel t.The Girl
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y A recent government report shows
that wages OF farm 1aborers have in
creased more than those OF city
workmen in the last twenty years.
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CONTINUED on page 10
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-23
LYRIC STARTS NEW WEEK
WITH AN ALLURiNG SHOW

To votaries of the modern dances
the beautiful terpsichorean produc-
ton in which Sabine and Bremen will
be seen at the Lyric Theater the first
half of this week, commencing with
the matinee performance today,
should be especially attractive. These
popular dance creators have just con-
cluded a six months engagement in
New York and will present the same
series of poetic terpsichorean revels
that won Them tremendous popularity
at the theatrical hub.
Another big New York success on
the same bill is the quaint comedy
and singing act of Simpson and Dean,
whose specially was one of the prin-
cipai features of Flo Ziegheld Fol-
lies this year
In the same class are Paul, lie Van
and Dohbs. the acro-comiques, who
nave the most novel entertainment OF
it's kind seen here this season. and
MiIt Collins. the funniest of German
comedians, who will appear as THE
Speaker of the House" rendering in
his own inimitable way a dissertion
on the eternal unfitness OF things
written for him by Aaron HOFFMAN.
An unusual dramatic feature Is
promised in the deliberately staged
comedy playiet, Bringing Up a Hus-
band" in which Mamma Sullivan. form
err dramatic star. win appear with her
supporting company.
New war pictures. some very funny
photo-plays. a pictorial review Of the
worlds events of the past week and
the newest modes in hats and gowns
will form the motion picture supple
mant
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-23
JACKSON WAS SOUGHT
BY NUMEROUS CLUBS

Chicago, Aug. 22.-The price paid
by the White Sox for Joe Jackson. of
Cleveland. Is said to be $4,000 and
three players Owner Somers, of the
Cleveland Club arrived tonight from
Cleveland to select the three players
The purchase of Jackson by Presi-
dent Comiskey was possibly only af-
ter the Chicago owner had outbid
Boston. Washington and the New York
Yankees.
A message from Cleveland today
stated that Clark Griffith. of the
Washington Club, had bid $40. 900 cash
for Jackson. After this bid Harry
Grabiner secretary of the White Sox.
was authorized to bid $4,000. Pres
ident Somers refused to part with the
outfielder unless he obtained some
players in the deal.
In his efforts TO build up a pennant-
winning machine President comiskey
this season has purchased four Amer
lean League players. They are Eddie
Collins and Eddie Murphy. of the
champion Philadelphia Athletics. and
Eddie Leibold and Joe Jackson. OF
Cleveland.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-23

letting tomorrow take care of itself.
Pat is nothing If not modest. He
says he is a novice at directing the
destinies of a ball club, and he means
it All the credit that is due be-
cause the Phillies have been up there
lead ever since the season opened, Pat
Is inclined to place with the players.
Il have a smart ball club he said
today as the aspiring pills were bat
ting out long drives in the morning
practice, Every man is playing the
game for all that is In him. and there
is entire harmony in the club. If a
man makes a mistake. no one rides
him. Every man is willing to help
the other fellow along. But, say. did
you ever notice that they don't make
the same mistake twice?
The fact that they are out here this
morning working out shows the spirit
of the boys. Mighty few basebais
clubs have morning practice In Au-
gust, figuring that IL a man is not in
condition then he never will be. But
my boys want to learn things they
don't know, and they are glad to
come out here and work IL there is
any chance of improvement In their
play
This was rather a long speech for
Pat to make at any one time. while
directing the morning workout, for he
is constantly calling out instructions
and advice to his boys"
And right there may be the secret
of the amazing success of Moran as
the manager of the Phils.s He does
not think of the club as a lot of men
hired to play ball for him. They are
his boys" and they know that this
is his attitude toward them.
Not a man jack of the Phils but
would go to the limit to please Pat
Moran. When Pat makes move
every player knows 1t is for the good
of all concerned.