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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-21
FREMONT COUNTY HAS
5,018 SCHOOL CHILDREN

Fremont county has 5ois children
between the ages of and 20 years
and 25ei. or a per cent of them
attend school. according to recent
census bulletin. The data contained
in the report relates to the year 1910
and has only recently been made pub-
lie. The distribution. by age gro, IS,
and the number attending school Is
as follows:
Age to 8. total number 1888. num-
Der attending school. 1899.
Age 10 to IA, total number 1896.
number attending school. 1880.
Age is to IL. total number ass, mum.
Der attending school, 5s7.
Age 1s to 20. total number 1906.
number attending school. 1856.
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Ty Thi. For Neuralgia

Thousands Of people keep on suffer
ing with Neuralgia because they Do
not know what to do for It. Neural
gia is a pain in the nerves. wha'
you want to do is to soothe the nerve
itself. Apply sloan's Ldniment to the
surface over the painful part-do NOT
rub 1t in. sloan,s Liniment penetrates
very quickly to the sore. irritated
nerve and allays the inflammation
Get q bottle Of sloan's Liniment for
25 cents Of any druggist and have !,
in the against Colds, Sore and
Swollen Joints. Lumbaso, sciAtiss
and Ike ailmsnts- Your money bael'
Il mot satisaea, but II Aoss give y
most instant rSlisg. ~.
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THE CHANDLER CASE COST
COUNTY ABOUT $4,000

The cost to Fremont county of the
recent trial of the Chandler murder
case in the district court at Canon
City is estimated to be in the neigh
borhood Of $4,000. This includes
the cost to the county alone. and
does not figure IN the large sums paid
out by the defense. The expense In
CURED for jury and witness fees
amounts to $1,000. and it is estimated
that the other expenses. including the
amounts paid the judge. lawyers for
the prosecution, stepographers. feed
ing jurors, prisoners. etc, will bring
the amount up to $4,000. In this case
the entire cost of the trial is horne
by the county Of Fremont. unlike the
trial of the La veta case now on at
Pueblo, in which part Of the expense
is borne by the state and part by
outside interests. the remainder being
charged to Huerfano county.-Flor-
ence Citizen.
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Y. N. C. 4. ELECTS
BOARD or DIRECTORS

The annual business meeting OF
the members of the Canon City Y. NJ
e. A. was held in the association
parlors last Tuesday evening. There
was fair attendance and many mat
ters of interest to the organization
were discussed. On recommendation
of the nominating committee the
following board of directors we're elect.
ed: R. j. Craig U. E. Sidebottom
DR.. C. H. Wilkinson, ] !. NJ. Ander-
son. r. S. BealI and A. E. Sharman.
With the exception of the two latter,
the members of the board were elect
ed to succeed themselves. Messrs
Beall and Sharman were chosen TO
fill vacancies caused by designations.
All of the directors. with the exception
of Mr.. Sharman, were elected for a
term of three years. Mr.. Sharman
was chosen for period of two years.
Because of the large amount of 9TH
er business to be transacted last
Tuesday night it was decided to defer
the consideration of the annual re-
ports of the officers of the assoc'a-
tion until Tuesday evening. January
26. when they will be read and the
directorate organized for the coming
years work.
The financial report, which is un-
derstood to be very encouraging.
will show that for the month of Decsln
Der. 1914. the revenues and collections
of the association were in excess Of
that of any similar period since NOV
ing into the new building. On jan
uary first of the current year twenty
of the twenty-five dormitory rooms
at the Y. NJ. c. A. were occupied.
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R. J. MORSE RETURNS
u FROM TRIP TO CALIFORNIA


R. j. Morse, the popular general
manager of the Colorado Portland ce
ment company. has just returned from
trip to California where he enjoyed
visit with his family who have been
spending the winter there. He re
ports that Mrs. Morse and the chill
dren are in good health and are hav-
ing the time OF their lives. Upon his
return the company notified Mr.. Morse
that his duties had been extended and
he now has charge OF the company's
big cement plant at Trident. Mont,
in addition to the Colorado plant He
expects to leave Dsnver for Trident
tomorrow and become familiar with
his increased responsibilities.
Since being advanced to the posi-.
tion of general manager OF the Col
orado Portland Cement company Mr..
Morse has made splendid record
and we are glad to know that his
efforts have been rewarded.
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ROCKY FORD DEFEnIED
BY SOUTH CANON

Saturday night the lighting South
Canon basket bali team defeated
Rocky Ford by the top heavy score of
sc to 10. The game was a fast snap
ry one. aid full of thrills from start
to finish. South Canon had played a
desperate game with Centennial the
day before, but euch was the superb
physical condition Of our men that
they fought Rocky Fofd us though
they had rested for a week.
The playing of the South Canon
guards, JEFFERSON and Hoickyam. was
revelation. only two field goals
being scored OF of them during the
s'hole game. both of these coming in
the first half. In the second half
Rock Ford scarcely got an attempt at
field goal.
Our forwards Mckinley. and Field
hauser outplayed their opponents
c.ery step OF the way. The brilliant
y ork of Mckinley kept the crowd on
IT'S feet continually. Mckinley never
seemed to get tired. he played with
the fierceness of tiger, and covered
the floor with such speed that his
Guard was nearly always lost Nc
Kinley's basket shooting was deadly
accurate. getting many shots that
looked almost impossible.
Thompson at center continued his
great work. His value to the team is
inestimable for he keeps the men
playing at top speed. and his very
presence is a great inspiration to the
team In floor work especially "cyr
outplayed his opponent by an over.
whelming degree.
In the frst half Feldhauser got sew
eral very difficult shots. and his de-
fensive work was of high class.
Oar team played together as a unit.
each man was willing to subordinate
himself for the good OF the whole.
Rocky Ford fought hard to tho
very last and We are proud to have
bad them for opponents.
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SURPRISED on BIRTH
DAY ANNIVERSARY

Roy Nelson, the clever young plan
ist was given very agreeable sur
prise at his home on Sixteenth strea.
last Sunday on the occasion of his
sixteenth birthday anniversary. HIS
friends TO the number Of nearly fifty.
assembled to help him celebrate the
event and make it a memorable one.
and, that they succeeded. goes with
out saying.
A feature Of the afternoon was a
musical program during which Miss
Ellen Linneer played the Miserere
from the opera of Ell Trovatore most
acceptably and Mr., J. A. Smith, A.
companied on the piano by Mr.. Gail
Walters. rendered some rare, old.
time selections on the violin, which
were immensely enjoyed.
Master Roy was presented by the
guests with a leather collar box as
souvenir of the affair, for which
he gracefully expressed HIS delight
and appreciation. A dainty lunch
con with coffee was served. The
company felt well entertained and LEFT
for home wishing the guest of honor
many happy returnE of tho day.
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REMAINS OF mrs.
MARY SAVAGE TAKEN
70 CHARLTON, IOWA


The funeral of the late Mrs. Mary
j. Savage, who died from pneumonia
at s15 Macon avenue at 8 o'clock on
Friday morning, was held at VII
sons undertaking chapel, rs Main
street, at . o'clock this morning and
was conducted BY Rev. George F..
Sewer, pastor Of the First Preshyter
ian church.
Deceased was native of Illinois.
and was aged sixty-nins years. eleven
months and twenty nine days. Sun
day would have been the seventieth
anniversary of her birth. Mrs. sav.
age has made her home in Canon
City for a year or more and had a
considerable acquaintance among the
people of the neighborhood where she
lived. Her daughter. Mrs. W. G..
Brennan left here this morning for
Charlton with the remains where in
terment will take place.
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r4ls-AnD FIVE CENTS.

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this
slip. enclose nve cents to Foley &
Co. Chicago. Ill. writing your name
and address clearly. You win re-
ceive in return a free trial package
containing Foiey's Honey and Tar
Compound. for coughs. colds and
Group; Foley Kidney Pills. for pain
in sides and back. rheumatism. back
ache, kidney and bladder ailments;
ana Foley Cathartic Tablets. a whole
some and thoroushly cleansing catah-
Artic, especially comforting to stout
1s,sons. 1or sale IN your town BY
~ Coe11r DElg stprss alv.
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Distressing Bronchial
Coughs ''EIang ca"
and Weaken.
Fsis,'s B.sy ~ II s.a1y r.isss - 49,
AA'ah - NJ ins-sa ~i.A.

That tlsAt Seolllg oRof vour ehent, ond ~
AsoUing 6rea1Alet epQah ara nNAl1V Nog11 -
.leAt asd yol Icee - slssp 5sa asrssy -
70 kosp up loNs g,soau1As
RoLarI HonnH AND 1An oacss tkas ,ivAt
feeling ard leArog = honllng o0ntina q 10
nlldea down tho threat. TIA NekliaG. ronIr
Inc cou9h ana hcasssasss diaappsal. aa1l ~
pklag1 = Faloo4 easily nn1 coG,cuniy.
There g more Asailns ln 0uo boltlo of
Fo1.H's HcNnx AND TAI ConEuuup than ln
. like Quan1ltg uz Aay othff cCn0h oud eoid
nedieIne. u hoAla 70 ths lnst drop.
WI. BELGAnY, CloFksbNsI, H., uFitlaf
"ny huv, 10 yoagu old, had tGrG1A lei espo6le
ever alnco ho Wns . habgs Wefoafsd ho un14i1l
- Into cpneunptinn- hqas1 - 3 ri1ilsf
oass vhess FoLnr's HoNnI AaD TAl Con-
ryvNp pneele4 eese, - tGught . hoe.e-,
~ eol op1Mo1e91 q lnoeuen he1el ~
IRA tov ooo1ls nn1 ~ N1L Rottls Do0tpo1
~ .tuhAesl o(p0A. IQAl1,l UruuI AND
IAh hes 0isoa k6i1oe 81 ,t6a lhoa ny
ne!...no lovse u6.1. 1tklCk y
U14iello hog eavu4 ~ NH ll1ts"
Mculs Aup 1kD o1lil lQ,iI', lSo tl1N
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hAk0v1oS lI1 |1o y 'sS.
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DEAFNESS cANnor BE cuaED

DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED
BY local applications. as they cam ,t
reach the diseased portion OF the ear.
There is only one way to cure deaf
ness, and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness Is caused By an
infIamed condition of the mucous
lining of the Eustachian Tube. When
this tube is insIamed- you have a
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing,
and when it is entirely closed. deaf
ness is the result. and unless the in
flammation can be taken out and
this tube restored to its normal con.
ditfon, hearing viii be destroyed for
tver; nine cases out OF ten ara caus-
ed sy Catarrh. which is nothing but
mn infiamed condition of the mucous
surfaces,
We viii give One Hundred Doilora
for any case Of Deafness Caused b
catarrh) that cannot be cured By
Halls catarrh Cure. Send for eircu
lars. free.
FL. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, Ohio
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family pills for connti
patton. a4v
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Llk.. 4.r l.om. :. our.y. celor.ss


Mrs. Lila N. Carver. nee Gresham.
Who recently removed With her hus-
band from Canon city 70 0unsy. Colo
rado. 70 make her home, writes TO rel
atives here that she y greatly pleas
ID with her new suroundings and
with the Kindness and hospitality Of
the people with whom she has bsen
brousht IN contact here. Shortly
aftss tis arrival 81 Mr.. and Hrs Car
Yer u uuRsy they wers naads ths
feciDients o. chouss Warming" and
pssty Il wh,sh shsy vess vslcensa
d ths eommnsitv ext vesk tNeg
~ v - avis * ~ = : etpii
- lls y I! y
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HELP THE MONEYS
Canon city keaders A.. Ls.rnlns the

Canon City Eeaders Are Learning the
WAY.
It's the little kidney Ills
The lame. weak or aching back
The unHoiieed urinary disordsrs-
Thar may lead to dropsy ana
Brisht's disease.
when the kidneys are weak.
Help them with Doaa's KiAssyvV
Pills.
a remedy ..pseia,iy for vo.t In
nsys.
Doans have sssa ussA In hsaasy Q
troubles for 50 ysass-
: Endorsed By $1,000 psopis--saaors-
"a By citissns Of this Iocaiity.
c. H. Birdseli. 1904 II st.. saiIAa.
Colo. says: Il recommend Deans .
Kidney Pills. a. know they are rs-
liable After using them myself for
Laekache. another OF the family who
suffered from kidney complaint used !.
Doan's Kidney Pills and received
Letter results than from any other
medicine. II vas bad case. aaa
Doan's Kidney Pills made . eurs."
Price soc. At all dealers. Don't
simply ask for = Kidney rsmsdy-ssf
Doan's Kidney Piils--the sams that /,
Mr.. Birdreli had. Fosssr-Mnlburn
Co. Props. Buffalo. N. Y.-adv.
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MOTOR CAR USERS URGE
PASSAGE BY CONGRESS
OF ADAMS0M MEASURE

tGco uQW hAA OC o1A~1 ~ =
million and half OF motor car users
to pass the Adamson measure. The
American Automobile Association, has
taken the matter in hand. and Presi-
dent John A. Wilson viii confer in
Washington with Representative Will
liam C. Adamson. Of Georgia. chair
man of the Committee OF Inter- ists
and Foreign Commerce. and the au-
thor OF commonsense measure con-
ciseiy set forth in the following ex-
tract:
mo person who shall have qualified
by complying with the laws and reg.
ulations Of the State. territory or dis
trict OF his residence to use and oper-
ate such vehicle or vehicles shall be
required in any other State or Ter
ritory or District into which hs may
so for business or pleasure to make
any additional registration or take out
any additional license In order to use
and operate any such machine"
For some time the Adamson meas.
ure has rested In committss awaiting
= decision By the o. 8. Supreme Court
on what has been known - the Mary
Land Case" whsrein . residsnt Of
the District OF Columbia contsnded
that he had The same right a. any
other vehicle owner to the use Of
Maryland roads a. long a. hs had
provided himself with an identinca-
ton number from his homo district.
and thus made IL possible to appre-
hend him in case he violated any Of
the highway laws OF tho common.
wealth.
But in the decision rendered by the
highest court in the land. written by
Justice McReynoids and concurred in
by all the justices. II 10 held that In
the absence OF . National Law q State
has perfect right to enact whatever
laws It may see nt In relation TO the
automobile. Furthermore Justice
McReynolds holds that tho move
ment OF motor vehicles over the high.
ways is attended by constant and seri
ons danger to the public. and is also
abnormally destructive to the high
way ITSELF" Further on the Justice
states: "In the absence OF National
legislation covering the subject .
State may rightfully prescribe uni
form regulations necessary for public
safety and order in respect to the op.
Grafton upon It's highways Of all motor
vehicles-thoae moving in interstats
commerce as well a. others"
President Wilson Of the A.. A. A..
commenting upon the situation says:
THE inference Of the higher court
that there should be q National law
covering The subject should prompt
our immediate attention to the mat
ter. for II IL certainly : most unusual
situation when citizen Of the United
i States II not free 70 travel In any sec.
ton Of the country Aftsr he has pro.
vided himself with an identifcation
numbsr from his home State. The En-.
ropean countries. with different lang
uages and different customs, have
agreed upon an international plat.
Of Identity. and also a international
triptyque relsting TO customs duties
For instance, motorist 81 France a.
tor having obtained : home n,ambeI
-whieh incidsnsSily allows him /.
epsEalp : oar II any part q Esanc,
shel obt,lng a ~ eNA sountsy !,
ils1eti plel6 Nbidn = asospl
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PARK CENTER.

Mrs Ed. o'Brien left for Nebraska
a few days ago to visit with her
brothers.
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Funerai To ee AsId sunday

Funeral To ee Held Sunday
The funeral of George cappis viii
take place Sunday at p. m. from
his late residence. 4is West New
York avenue. Intcrment at Lake
side cemetery. ;
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chIIdren's Coughs = chlldrsn'i Colds
Both Are serious
When one of your little ones shows
symptoms of an approaching Cold.
give it DR.. Bells Pine-Tar-Honey at
once. 1t acts quickly. and prevents
the Cold growing worse. Very heal
ing-soothes the Lungs. loosen the
mucous. strengthens the. system. IT'S
guaranteed. Only 25c. at your drug
gist. Buy bottle today.
Buckien's Arnica salve for Sores.
LADY.
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Mrs. E. B. Gould gave a party for
the young folks of the park last week.
All enjoyed a pleasant evening.
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]. II. Stewart has leased the S. F.
Goodrich place for next year and has
taken possession. Mr.. and Mrs.
C. L. Threlkeld who had the Good
rich ranch leased last year have NOV
ed back to their property in South
Canon.
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Dressmaking--I i VIII exchange lssss
making for farm products for tnols
use. Miss walton st virginiA AelR
Psrior. g ~
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George and Grace o'Brien are stay
ing with their sister. Mrs. Hal Mat
toon during their mothers absence
in Nebraska.
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A FEW WATCH PRICES:

Al Jewel Eisin. IS size. $3.50
A Is Jewel Eisin. is sise $500.
1b jewel Eiiin size in 2o-yeal
case. $500.
r. A. NICHOLS. 7lx Main St.
sted-2tw.
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Mrs. c. A. Norman who has been
confined to her bed for the past six
weeks is slowly improving.
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weeks is slowly improving.
G. E. Stock, of Nelson Creek. took
a load of apples to Cripple Creek on
Monday to supply his regular trade
in the Gold Camp.
Mrs. NJ. A. Mills has been on the
sick list for the past week but is bet
ter at this time
Mrs. Robt. Pearcy is improving
slowly from her injuries received in
a runaway accident couple of
months ago.
The children Of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
A, Watson were on the sick list all
last week. but are much improved at
this writing.
Ed. O'Brien is spending the week
in Green Mountain Gulch. where ne
has valuable mining property.
The. infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
Hal Mattoon was taken to the hosri-
tai few days ago suffering fror,
pneumonia. The latest report was
that the little fellow was somewhat
better. but not yet out of danger.
Mrs. G. E. Stock who has been
quite i'll for the past week or ten days
is reported as improving.
B. coughlin of Goldhsld. is down
looking af.er his property interests
on the Park.
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B. coughlin of Goldhsld. is down
looking af.er his property interests
on the Park.
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Mrs. G. E. Stock who has beel
quite i'll for the past week or ten day
is reported as improving.
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Mrs NJ. A. Mills has been on the
sick list for the past week but is bet
ter at this time
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-01-06
MYRON DAVIS DIES
OF TUBERCULOSIS
Practiced Law Until Taken III, Asso-
ciated with r. G. Bacon-once
With Red Feather Company.

Myron Powers Davis, 3S, an attorney Of
Brattleboro, former deputy sheriff and
for two seasons one of the comedians with
the Red Feather" company. died in his
home here this afternoon of pulmonary
tuberculosis. Mr. Davis, a number of
years ago was at the Rutland Mass
santorium and returned from that institu-
tiCn practically cured of the disease. 1t
recurred, however, and last summer Mr.
Davis went to the Pittsford (Nt0 sana-
torium. He was brought home from
there Dec 81
Mr.. Davis was born in Brattleboro in
1871, the Youngest son OF John A. and
Winnie tPowers) Davis He obtained
his early education in the Brattleboro
schools and graduated from the high
school in the class of 1894. Three years
later he graduated from Vermont academy
and iii 1901 graduated from Brown uni
versity. During his callegc course he was
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soloist and reader with the giee club
lie was especially gifted in the musical
linc and played at one time in the First
Regiment band of Bratteboro
After his graduation from Brown he en-
gagged for a time in the life insurance busi-
ness in Providence, r. l., but soon became
an Instructor Of English in Belts academy
m Stamford. Conn. There he made an ac-
lquaintance that gave him an opportunity
tor chance on the stage and from a small
part IN the Red Feather company under
the Ziegfeld management he soon became
one OF the principal comedians He was
with this organization for two Years,
lplaying ia New York and later making am
extended tour Of the West. 1t was while
on tins tour that his heaith failed and he
gave up the stage and returned East.
lie returned to Brattleboro early in the
tall OF 1903 and soon after was appointed
a constable and agent for the s. 2. c. 4.
He was also truant officer for time. re-
signing the positions carly in 1906. In
the fall Of that year he was offered the
part OF the chef comedian in The Rose of
Alhambra. but declined the offer. He was
made a deputy sheriff in December. 1907.
| and although slight of stature he made a
very efficient official
While deputy he studied law in the
office of Robert c. Bacon, now chairman
OF the Vermont public service commission.
and WAS employed for time as local II,
Iporter on The Brattleboro Reforlner. In
October 1910, he was admitted to tho
Vermont bar and became associated with
Mr.. Bacon. He resigned his Office as dep
uty sheriff when admitted to the practi. +,
OF law
Mr. Davis married, at Newfane. Aug ]
1907, Mrs. Mary Carroll Beard. widoy.
OF Dr. Theodore Z. Beard of New Haven
Conn. They lived for several years aftc
their marriage on farm in Gulford and
then moved IN to Brattleboro.
Mr.. Davis retained his love for the
stage and was instrumental in staging
iseveral amateur productions in recent
years IN Brattleboro and other towns ana
cities.
| lie leaves, besides his wife. his father
who IS a resident of Blattleboro. and one
brother, Dr.. Ernest L. Davis of Spring
held, Mass, and step-daughter. Mis.
Uanna Beard
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ATTACK ORGANIZED BALL.
Federal League Files an Anti Trust
Suit at Chicago

CHICAGO. Jan. 8. The Federal
League resuming its war on organized
baseball Yesterday fired its heaviest
gun an antitrust suit against the
leading bodies operating under the ma
tional league, the American league and
the National commission. The suit, it
is said, threatens the entire fabric of
organized baseball. carrying not only
the possibility that the intricate organ
ization be declared illegal, and the in
ter-league agreements be dissolved but
that the 10000 ball players in major
and miner leagues be declared free
agents.
The bill of complaint was fled in the
United States district court for north
ern Illinois and first action on il was
taken by Judge kenesaw NJ. Lands
who set January 20 as the day fol
hearing. 1t asserts that the national
agreement, under which organized b Sc
| ball exists, was made for the purpose
of 50 dominating players that their en-
lgagement by clubs outside the alleged
combination would be difficult if not
impossible.
| The bill is in the form of seven see
tions and includes l players for relief