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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-06-03
Must Have Some Evidences

a'I tell you, Jack" said the enthu-
s.ast In the Berliner Illustxirte Zeitung.
"I have q new car that is wonderful!
r. rims 40 smoothly that you can't feel
Il: Il makes no noise at all. and there
is no smell of gasoline! And speed!
why, it goes SO fast that You can't
sea I'll" "Indeedl" replied his friend.
"You can't feel 1t. heay 1t. smell It. or
see It? How under the sun do you
know you've got ear. them" !
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-06-03
Old Age.

MY son, yop want to stop this run
Ming around nights"
ut don't hurt me. father"
Eyes, 1t does. It wifi make you old
before your tins.
!" "Well, that won't lay mo UP. The
world is thousands of years old. and II
runs around nights. don't it?r
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-06-03
Daily Thounht.

Persons and events may stand for
time between you and reckoning. but
it is only a postponement. You must
pay at last your own debt.-E1rer
son. sna
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-07
Steoher to Wrestle
Turk in Des Moines

Immediately after his wrestling exhi-
bition with his brother. Anton. as a part
OF the Booster day ball game program.
Joe stscher caught the train for Des
Aoines. whore this evening Joe will
tie a few knots In Baba Msranoff, the
latest OF the crop OF Terrible Turks The
match with the Turk Is 20 be staged at
Des Aoines a. climax 70 day OF sport
which includes In addition 20 the wrestle
a SOO-mile auto race I'm the afternoon. ana
base ball game In the morning. Jack
Prince and other Omaha men arc pro
noting the Des Moines raoeA
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-07
AMER. LEAGUE.
LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results.
WESTERN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results.
WESTERN LEAGUE
Wichita, s. ST. Joseph. ..
Denver, 3; Omaha, I.
Lincoln, o; Des Moines. l.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Philadelphia &; Pittsburgh,
New York, 2; Cincinnatl o.
Boston, o; Chicago, 2.
Brooklyn, 5; st. Louis, 2
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago, 6. 3; Washington, s, g.
Detroit Philadelphia; postponed.
st. Louis-New York; postponed
Cleveland Boston; rain.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
ST. Louis, 8: Baltimore, 1.
Chicago Brooklyn; wet grounds.
Pittsburgh, o. Buffalo, L.
Kansas Ctty-Newark; wet grounds.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
81. Paul. o: indianapolis, Q
minneapolis, II; Cleveland O.
Kansas City, Z; Columbus g.
Milwaukee, s; Louisville, T.
Games To-day.
western League-Topeka at Sloux CITY
wichita at ST Joseph, Denver al Omahs
Lincoln at Des Moines,
National League-Philadeiphia at pitts.
burgh, New York at Cincinnati. Bostor
at Chicago, Brooklyn at st. Louis
American League-Chicago at Washing.
ton, Detroit at Philadelphia, ST. Louis al
New York, Cleveland at Boston.
Federal League-St. Louis at Baltimore
Chicago at Brooklyn. pittsburgh at Buf.
falo, Kansas City at Newark.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-07
CUB HURLER SHUTS
OUT THE BOSTONS
Rudolph Loses Pitching Duel to
Pierce and Cubs Cop Game,
Two to Nothing.
THREE HITS OFF CHICAGOAN

CHICAGO. Aug, 6.-Pierce shutout Bos-
ton. to 0. today in a pitchers duel with
Rudolph. Chicago making II tw straight
from the Champions. Pierce, although
generous with his passes, pitched air
tight ball in the pinches. Only three
scattered hits were made off him and
only one man reached third base. Chi
oago gathered five hits off Rudolph. One
in the second. followed by an infield
out and a Wild pitch. scored run, and
two more In the third inning scored
another tally Wilbur Good was cred
tied with three of the locals hits. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-07
BOOSTER DAY GAME
is WON BY DENVER
Before Two Thousand and Forty.
Five Persons Grizzlies Beat
Rourkes, Two to One.
sTEoHER THROWS BROTHER

When the well-known turnstile on the
pay gate AZ Rourke park clicked its last
click yesterday the register read 2.04S
That was the official number of paid
admissions at the booster-day game,
rather disappointment to Pa Rourke,
as II was expected that Omaha would
at least turn out 1900
Denver walked away with the game,
but only after a tight battle from start
to finish. The score was to L.
A southpaw person named Mitchell
was largely responsible for the repul-
sion OF our forces. Mr.. Mitohells slants
were OF the par excellence variety and
he checked Krugs men with four hits.
all OF them singles.
IngersoII Heaves Good Game.
On the other hand, Bob Ingersoll, he
of the famous dollar movement, chuclSed
a pretty good game for the Rourkes.
but It was not up to the standard set
by Mitchell. On earned run was gar
nered off the dollar movement. while
Omaha's run, aided and abetted by an
error by ]. Coffey, manager of the hos
tile crew.
Denver counted first in the fourth
frame. Successive doubles by Miller and
In tho home half of the same round
the score was knotted by our side. Krug
poled a pippin to left and went to sec
ond when Coffey mussed up Krueger's
hard grounder. Manager Marty marked
on schllehner's single to right.
Bears Win on an Error.
After that the Rourkes wee powerless
before Mitchell and the additional run
chalked up by the Grizzlies in the sixth
was a sufficiency. Miller beat out an
infied hit when Schliebner gouged his
bean into the turf after making a neat
stop. Mccormick coaxed q walk and
Miller scooted to third on Galloway's
infield out. Breen dropped Shields in
field fly and Miller hiked home. thus
scoring both Of the runs for the oppo-
Eition
In the eighth the Grizzlies were ex-
tremely dangerous, making three hits.
but fast double via Krug, Breen and
sohliebner nipped the attack in the bud.
Cy Hits I'm Pinch.
Cyrus Forsythe, well known Tango
KID, was forced to sit In idIeness IN
the dusout during the combat. Cyrus
was wounded In the last stand at War
saw being struck in the leg by a fiyins
segment Of shell. He hobbled 10 th,
plate in the eighth and tore of a blou
batting for Ingersoll. but II was fruit
leas, as his mates failed to produces
behind him.
Varney played left field and performed
with considerable eclat He made q swaIl
catch of foul ball OF Coffey's bat and
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-07

NOHloGu oiAe Va Ailt ANhI bWdAS oAA Rhit-
chel. 4 youth named Rice, formerly OF
the York State league club, played short
and performed very we'll for q little
chip.
Stecher Throws Brother.
Following the game, Joe Stecher. pride
and Joy of Doudge county. gave tho
2,O45 a little treat on the side by dump
ing brother Anton In full view Of the
populace. He took seventeen minutes
and four seconds TO do Il. Brother Anton
proved to be an agile chap and he
wlgSled and sduirmed, thus causing his
brother Joe considerable annoyance be-
fore he was finally subdued.
Joe turned the trick with the well
known and justly famous scissors and an
arm lock. Anton kept out of the scis-
sors as long as possible. but when Joe
did wrap his powerful pins around him
he merely grinned. auoth ''the stuff is
off," ana Topped obediently upon his
back
Tonight Joe will wrestle the latest of
the Terrible Turk crop at Des Moines.
AS terrible persons, especially Turks, are
duck Foup 70 Joe the Hawkeyes have a
treat in store for them.
Denver plays again today and Sun
day. A double bill Is carded for the
Sabbath. Game today will be called at
3 o'clock. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-07
Lee Tannehill Is
Signed to Work at
Third for Rourkes

Lee Tannehill. who held down the hot
corner for the famous worlds champion
hitless wonder. White sox crew in 1906
the year the sox won the cherished
championship. has been signed by Pa
Rourixe and he viii play third base the
remainder OF the season. Tannehille will
arrive this morning and play in the
game this AFTERNOON. Manager Marty
Krug will be switched from third TO
short. q pomtion which has been a weak
spot In the ROurke lineup all year.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-07
SENATORS DEFEAT
WHITE HOSE TWICE
Johnson Blanks Visitors in Opener
Till Eighth, When They
Make SIX Runs.
AYREs o TPrTcHEs RUSSELL

wAsHINoToN. Aug. s-washington
won its fourth consecutive game from,
Chicago today. taking both ends OF .
doubie-header. sc and 81.
johnson blanked the visitors IN the
opener until the eighth. when SIX hits.
a pass and two errors resulted IN six
runs. Washington duplicated this per-
fornanoe In it's half. pounding Wolfmng
and Taber for six hits, which tosether
with H,ddie Collins error. netted Elk runs
ana brought washington's total up to
eight.
The second eau,o was freo hitting
contest in which Ayres outpitchsd Rus
sell. Score, first game
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-07
SHADELINE FIRST IN
TWO-TWELVE PACE
District Judge Sears Little Chest
nut Pacing Stallion 0utraces
and 0utgames Field.
FAST TIME ADDS TO LAURE1s
Ry G. X. MURRAY.

Shadellne, District Judge Sears
chestnut pacing stallion, yesterday
raced into submission a field Of eight
other veteran race horses, when he
won the 2:12 pace, a four-heat con-
test, at the Speedway.
The slender, little fellow out
speeded, OUTRAGED and finally out
gained his competitors. He gave
them their choice of racing in front
of him, behind him or at his necktie
and beat them to the wire with
little left. Himself a free-legged
PAGER, he contested against six hop
pied horses and raced as steadily as
any OF them.
To add TO his laurels. the little game
cock stepped the first mile OF the race in
2;l5lR the fastest of the first two days OF
the Omaha Driving clubs meeting. IL
must be figured as equivalent to 2:1O or
better when the condition OF the track
and the time made on II by all the other
horses which have started are considered
he came back the fourth heat IN 2:l7,
eased up at the wire.
Tho summaries:
TkOTTINGs 91s CLASS; PURSE. $500
Haith aiIh All Tel. b. m. by All Tell
, Sbennerfield) .......,.,............1 1 1
T9H 9fiocEis1; cElsf; br' g, by Dark Gay T.
'Great Northern, b. n, by Way-
land W. Ward ...,.......,......... 2 q
'SelHen TSS1.,a t,l' hHsk' b. r.. by Rusk
John Emerson. b. s.. by Reno: Reno: .
BABY SStcne) ................ 3 8
divided ti'ifd and fourth money
Tine 22s. 2:53k, 2:2Sy.
s PAcLNu. 2l2 CLASS; PURSE. $500.
shadeline, ch. g.. by Shade On
Owens and Dennisl ,....,.......I II /
r. w T.. eh. e; by Billy Hous-
'strathtell, b. 5. by Motel
IN r. B. g.. BY Conrad tJohin.
Shady butterfly, b. M. by shade
Cambridge Bell. blk m, by iti
IT ~ Bells PARKS ......;:;,...5....s 7 6
d4pghlin) .;..,..'..; ;....,;;,..-y5 6 7 9
Chief tsebastish) .......,;,;.... dr.
Irsno Beau, ch. m, by Silver
.Divided third and fourth mo money. SiS
Time, 2:l6iz. 2:lsA.. 2:aO. 2:17.
! TROFTlNG, 8-YEAR-OLD CLASS;
PURSE. $500
Lord Arohdale. br. c.. by Archdale
Billy Todd. b, c.. by sorrento Todd
offieeeh offiehPS Roy b e. by Dr. iEo 'ciSwil:j I
Daisy Todd, b. T., by George Todd
Rose Hedgewood. bbr T.. by Hedge.
wood Boy (MRrtlndale) ............,. 3
PACING. s-YEAProLD CLASS:
PUH9I1 e2O0
| Orange Hal, b. c., by Hal B. (Dinnes) 1 /
Shawanee Patch, b. c.. BY Dan Patch
Sir ATehsbaid. blk e. CMsvcyj .......
Queen oakly = m. tSobastia1),.....
RuNNiNG. -Si7LE DASH; PURSE. 800.
Blaze B.. first; Stalby. second; Bess,o
Davis. third Leone and Gertrude DIX
RINNiNG. fsIH E1MiLE DASH; PURSE. 80
oteliL first; Voltrome. second. Bfav
was disqualified. Bets we're declared off.
EXHIBITION, H-MILn DASH.
Babe King, pony PAGER beat four run
ming ponies. Time, O:17h
! RELAY RUNNING RACE, lM-MIIsP'S.
Robbs trio of horses, first; KuntE 9
horSes. second; Donahue's horses. third.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-07
JACK CURLEY In
OMAHA FOR A DAY
Promoter Of Johnson-Willard Fight
Tries to Arrange a stecher-
Gotoh Match.
FINDS NOTHING is DOING

Jack Curley, promoter of wrestling
matches and prize fights ana the man
who become famous by staging the Jack
Johnson-Jess willard 80 AZ Havana, was
in Omaha yesterday and among other
things he did white here was to referee
the Stecher brothers wrestling oxhibi-
tion at the Booster-day ball game.
Curley 10 on his way east after q
vacation IN Colorado and he dropped Oft
here TO see what kind of chance he
might have to promote match between
Joe Stechor and Frank ootch for the
wrestling championship OF the world.
Curley believes such a match would be
record breaker.
But Jack soon discovered that he
would probably have little chance to
stare the big event, az stecher does not
intend 10 wrestle any OF the big fell
lows for another year. ffe viii be con-
tent 20 wrestle exhibitions and take on
the lesser lights for a while,
willard to Fight soon.
Curiey declares that willard will come
out of his shell this winter and take on
few of these would-be champs VINO
have been making 80 much noise re-
Gently Jim coffey, the Dublin giants,
wiz bNVOobiN w MS hfNt obpoAeuNS uoyo
Curley That Coffey will be duck soup
for the Kansas cowpuneher is Curiey's
belief. Jack says willard is not joke
champion, as the eastern critics are
prone TO herald him and that his rea-
son for not fighting this summer is to
pick up a little OF the easy coin coaning
TO hin, for his victory over the black.
When these new coniens run up against
him I'm the fal," says Jack. ''and con
meet with the business end OF that right
mitt they'll change their tune
No Labor Day Match.
That Stecher will not wrestie Hussane
or anybody else In Omaha on Labor day
IL a statement from Hoe Hetmanek. Hst-
manew can't see any reason why Joe
should settle down during the hot months
Of August and train for big match suoh
as one with tho Turk would be. Also
Joe is booked up with exhibition datsS
until late In tho fall ana some OF theee
contracts would necessarily be broken
" a Labor day match should be carded.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-07
DEs MONIES.
Totals.
one out when winning run scored.

bas 'GaR %o.nsS..,.S ;i;,,.S 3 1888 -
Two-base hit: YantE. Sacrifice hit:
Sohreiber Left on bases: lincoln, 4;
Dee Moinos. 4 Struck out; BY 0fliigan
1; by Dawson, 4 Bases on balls: Off
slilligen, !; off Dawson, J. Double pIay:
McGeffigen TO Llovd 20 williams to
LLOYD. Tine: i;F Umpires Van
syckls ana Walsh.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-07
BOOSTERS WIN ROOSTER DAY
Des Moines Captures Game from
Links In Eleventh

DES MONIES. Aug. 6.-Thnee hits. fol-
lowed by base on balls in the eleventh
inning, broke up a pitchers battle be
tween Dawson and Gilligan, the locals
winning, TO Q. BY far the largest week
oay crowd Of the season attended the
game. half holiday having been de-
clared that the fans might honor the local
team at booster day celebration Ed
ward Walsh. the famous Chicago Ameri-
cans pitcher, umpired on the bosses his
club having granted him leave OF abb
sence TO serve In that capacity seven
former White Sox players were on the
field as players or officials Score:
IINCSOTN
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-07

Two-base hits: Miller. Mccormick. Bao-
Double plays; Smith to Breen to Rice;
krug to Breen TO Bohliebner. Left on
bases: Denver, 6; Omaha. 4. Struck out;
by Mitchell. s; by Ingersoll, s. Bases
on balls: Off Ingersoll. 3. Time; i:lb.
Umpire: O'Brien
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-07

Totais ....B tNis
sBatted for Ainsmith IN eighth
sBatted for BenH In eighth.
'Batted for Faber in ninth.
SwR,SSSEiS wssSEiSs,cn ;;''::.::c ::.:.:.c 7 SSSISSG Is
Two-bass hits: Murphy. johnson.
Earned runs Washington, Z; Chicago, 3.
Double play; Bhanks to Cendn. Left on
on balls: Off Benz 2; off Johnson 2;
off Wolfgang. I; off Faber. 1. Hits; Off
EenH, In seven inningp; off WolfgenF.
one inning. Struck out: BY Johnson, z;
by Benz, u; by Faber. l. Umpfres; Nallin
end Dineen. Score. second game:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-07
st. Joseph Signs
First Baseman

ST. JOSEPH. Aug. 6-Mutz Ems. first
baseman with the Bridgeport club Of the
Eastern league last year. was signed By
the local Western league club today.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-07
JOsIEs SLIP UP IN THE PINoHBs
Lose Gaas of Eleven InniAss TO
Wichita.

ST. JOSEPH, Aug. 0.--st. Joseph failed
In the pinches today and lost and eleven
inning game to Wichita, TO s. Stewart.
In the first. Keifer relieved him and de-
veioped a sore arm Vallandingham fin
isned the game. Tallion's three-bagger, a
pair OF walks, an error and q sacrifice
gave the Wichita team three scores in the
eleventh. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-07
Val. p...............2 o 0
Totals.............1 "a "a
St. Joseph..O o o o o.

Three-base hit; Tallion. Bases on balls
Off stewart. !; off Val. .: off Southern, l.
Struck out: BY Keifer, 1; by Southern, q;
by Pate, Wild pitch. Southern. Hit
by pitched BALL. BY Southern. Nicholson
% and Groeling. Time; 26S, Umpres
Cusack and Ryan.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-07

Oaxanle Takes Thts 0amaA
BATTLE CREEK. Neb.. Aug. o.-ssps-
ciai Telegram. l-Oakdale. II; Battle
Creek, s. Batteries. Oakdale. Rose and
Stewart; Battle Greek. Ulrtch and poer-
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-07
schmidt Starts HIttine.

gun 70 hit ths bslI and staIIInSs is happy.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-07

PITTSBURGH, Aug e-Pittsburgh lost
wah hit freely and had to give way to
kanthlehner. The home team failed TO
get hit until the sixth inning, when
In two runs. In the ninth the locals
rallied and had two runs in and one
needed to tie when Mayer relieved De-
maree and stopped further scoring.
Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-07
CINCINNATI.

sNone out when winning run scored.
'Batted for Mollwitz In ninth.
New York...,."."0 @ I0I20 %
o3ft6 TbTsbas hss AsrSHE S3 PSy PsyE wss9s
bases: Merkle. Fletcher ~. Earned
runs New York. 3; Cincinnati. q Double
ssSes on OSsi Sss 70 orr fsSas Pst OF 4oses
2 Struck out; BY Perritt 2: by Toney,
2 Umpires: Ouigley and EmRlie
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-07

'Batted for Mcouilen In sixth.
'Batted for KRnthner IN eighth.
Philadelphia ...,..0 %
Pittsburgh .........O 3-4
Two-bAse hits; Luderus a., Killifer
Stolen base; Niehoff, Double play:
Carey 20 Wagner. EARNED runs: Phila-
delphia. 8: Pittsburgh, l. Base on error:
bemaree. 5: off Mcouillen, ? Hits: orr
Demaree, : in eight innings . me out n
ninth; off Mayer. none in OF. inning; off
McQuille, 7 In six innings; Off Kantlhner.
in two innings: off Councilman. N
one innig, Struck out; BY Uemaree, 3;
by McQuille, 8; by Kantlhner 2. Um-
pires: RiRler and Orth.
Reds Beat Giants.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 6.-Cincinnati took
the third game OF the series from New
York today, 20 2, In ninth-lnning
rally. The locals took an early lead OF
two runs on a base on balls, an error,
a single and a wild pitch in the third
inning. New York scored one in the
third inning. New York scored one in
the fourth inning and tied the score in
the sixth on a double. a single and a
sacrifice fly. In the ninth Griffith
doubled, going to third on wingo's sac
rifice, Wingo being safe on Perrits er-
ror Perrit purposeiy passed Williams.
filling the bases. Clark was then sent
to bat for MoIlwitz and singled 10 left,
scoring Griffith with the winning run.
Score
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-07

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 6.-Brooklyn defeated
81. Louis, TO q here today and moved
ahead OF Boston In the pennant race.
With two out in the eighth inning Wheat
doubled and CutshGw singled. scoring
Wheat with the winning run Coombs
for Brooklyn was found for nine hits,
but kent them well scattered Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-07
WAsHrNoToN.
.Betted % ~ Tor : E-ieptor . y an ninth.

sBatted for H1epfOF IN ninth.
%sssIS.,SS Ss,ssES ,;;--::::::;SS 80 3 $SsfSSG
Two-baso hfts; shAnks. LAsbOid. Three
al. mHrnad runs; Washipston. 81 Chi
caGo, g Sacrifice hitn; Lebold. Mcbride.
Sacrifice fly; Russoll. Base on eRrpft
Waahington, ]. Bases on ballas or
Ayres. q HITS; OFF Russell. 10 fn eaK
innings; Off Klopeer. z IN two mnmel-
struck out BY Ruseel q By Ayrea. .
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-07
LA II Z

sRan for Snyder in eighth.
sBatted for Doak In ninth.
SBatted for HuEgins in ninth.
ssr0Gs5SPT g. GdSTs.::...:.:...S .:..:..SS f$$SfS5 &
Two-base hits; stsngel, Doisn. Wheat,
]. Miller. Stolen bases: Betzel. OMiilor
Earned runs. Brooklyn, 8; 81. Louis. 2.
Sacrifice hits; O'Miiier (2l, Doak. Dolan.
Double play; Butler TO Huggins. Base
Ond error: 81. Louis. !. Bases on balls;
orr CoOmbs. z; Off Doak, 2. Struck out:
BY Coombs, p By Doak. 5. Umpires:
KLEIN and Cockili.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-07

EgRn. Stolen base Good. EARNED runs;
Chicago 2. Double play: Fisher 70 Kim
Off Pierce, 6. Struck out: BY Rudolph,
4; by Pierce. l. Umpires: Byron and
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-07

'Batted for McQuillen in sixth.
sBatted for KRnthner In eighth
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-01-15
General.

Robert J. Mason, nm cstudinnte gra.
duado del Colegio de Osteopatfa de
Chicago, fu6 arrestado en Chicago. en-
Ia casa 1ii1 Bulevar Jackson oeste,
DOR agentes de policia secreta de Chi
cago actuando bajo information de la
policfa de Denver. Mason esla acusa.
do de compllcidad en- 81 a%sesinato de
Ruth Merrlweather, 81 querlda.
Thomas Clapp, de veinte amos, de
Tamms, Ill.,. %confeso, segdn dice el jefe
a%yudante de los agentes de pollcfa sec.
reta Shannon de San Louis, que di6
I'M trio y mat0 4 Davis Brown, de Gin.
cuenta y clnco y q Adam Brown, de ~
senta, hermanos, mientraH que dur.
mfan 81 en- cnsa de campo cerca de
Thebs, ILL.,, para robarles 5000 que es.
tabnn escondidos en- Ia choza de In
hacienda de- Brown.
la demanda que q los c%ultivadores
de remolachn les sen conccdido pnrtc
de los beneflcios adem6s de una tarifa
fijada por tonelada de sus remolachas
fue p%resentada 4 Ia Great Western
Sugar Company On su mitfn on Den.
yer por I'm comite de Ia Association
l~nter.estado de Agricultores, represen.
tando los cultiyndores de remolacha Y
propletRrlos de tlerras para el cultivo
de la planta IN Colorado, Montana,
Wyoming y Nebraska.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-01-15
Sport

Eddie Collins, sesundo N bat. de
filadcliia, fue yendldo a los Amerl.
cauos de- Chicago.
Lo parlida de liza de- Dallas. TEX.
ser0 dlrlgida 81 ano que vienc por Joe
Dunn. cogedor yoterano del club de
Iiga del sur de- Atlanta.
Frank Miller. del club de Montreal
de- Ia lign International y la sehorita
Clara Haley Sc cnsaron en chicago.
Miller iugd yarios amos con 81 club
de sun Francisco.
Jacob Rupert. nm mbricanto dc
Cerycza de Nueva York, osta negocl.
ando con William s. Devery y Frank
Farrell para Ia udqulsici0n del club
de polotn dc liRa americana de- Nueva
York. NJ precio nedido por Deyery y
Farrell sorfa dc siOn. 0nN.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-01-15
Washington.

El p~resldcnte Wilson anunci0 que
80 opone al plan del lte%presentante
Gardner de Massachusetts para lnves.
tigar 81 estado dc preparation de los
Estados unldos en- Ia defensa ma.
cionel.
Los agentes de In administration en
Mexico han recibido Ia 0rden de asc.
gurarse dc la extension de las nuevas
revolucicnes especlalmente las que, So
dice, son organizadas por los Goner.
ales Salazar y Campo.
La declaration que jS,O0O,00 paque.
ties de balas "dum.dum, que serian
una nueva ospecie dc csa clasc, fueron
fabrlcadas por dos companies amerl.
canas para los soldados inrleses en- Ia
guerra europea fud |preecntadn al de.
partamcnto de es,ado.
III Gobernador Wager de Puerto
Rico demandd al Presidentc Wilson
que iavorezca on esta session dol con.
greso 81 proyccto de- Icy que da a los
habitantcs de Puerto Rico un podcr
mas grando on su %gohierno. l~ncluyendo
Ia olaccl6n de- ga senado.