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The Rice belt journal., 1916-09-08

col W. L. Stevens, highway engin.
.on v,s here from New Orleans Thurs.
Sov Iooking after the highway survey.
wB Conoyer, prominent business
man of Lake Charles, rice buyer and
manager Of the Louisiana States mills
Of Lake Charles and Welsh, was here
thursday looking after the affairs of
the Gulf Coast Mill.
Police Jurors Ausem MarCantel,
no,ze Bourgeois. A. 7. Jones, Clerk
1obn T. Hood and Dr.. Jno. H. Cooper
went TO Jennings Thursday morning to
ottond the regular meeting OF the par
lsh Police jury
Ever see a submarine in action, sub
merging. rising, discharging atorpedo?
Coe THE BATTLE CRY OF PEACE. "p
Mrs. V. A. Mcdowell from Del Rio,
Texas, is visiting her niece, Mrs. W. E.
Taught.
Tbos. B. Murphy from RuSton, La, is
tbe guest of MIR. and Mrs. W. E,
Taught.
The Rice belt journal., 1916-09-08
We want your rough
rice-see our buyer-La.
State Rice rliIIing Co.

Joe Bihm, one of the popular pro-
prietors of the French Restaurant, is
spending several days this week visit
ing his old home town, Opelousas.
The Woman's Research Club will
meet Saturday, September 9, at the
home of Mrs. Lawrence Dautel.
A complete assortment
of castings just arrived,
popular brands-Firestone
W. S. and Goodrich
Welsh Garage, c. L. Abel
Manager.
The Catholic Ladies' Altar Society
met Wednesday afternoon at their
hall. Forty-two members were pres
ent at the meeting and after the bus
mess session light refreshments were
served.
Buy your Mccormick and Deer
ing Binder repairs at Miller Hard
ware and Furniture Co.
Wednesday evening at the honfe Of
Mrs. E. M. Powers, Mr.. j. L. Byerly
entertained with six o'clock supper in
honor Of Mrs. W. E. Byerly and
James, Aline and Erwin Byerly, who
left Thursday over the Iron Mountain
for their home in Stuttgart, Ark.
Jack Romero of Corpus Christi,
Texas, was here the first of the week
on a visit to his many relatives in
| Welsh
FOR SALE-House and lot one
and one-half blocks west of public
school; a bargain. Apply to Herbert
Fear, Welsh, La.
Jess Buckingham who is making hi!
home at Kinder, was visitor in Welsh
Wednesday night.
Mr.. Jas. Powers Of Crowley, specia
representative of the Moline Plow Co.
was in Welsh Wednesday and Thurs
day.
-Supt. W. P. Arnett was in Welsl
Wednesday looking after the inter
ests of the school here.
l. l.. Richard, parish assessor, wa
in Welsh Wednesday on business.
The Rice belt journal., 1916-09-08

Sidney Yantis left Wednesday night
for East Pittsburg, Pa, where he has
accepted position with the WeSting-
house Electric Co., in the testing de-
partment.
Men with mothers and wives to
protect-See THE BATTLE CRY CT
PEACE" p
-Mrl F. Romero returned Sunday
evening from New. Iberia after
visit to the bedside of his mother who
was reported very seriously i'll last
week. He reports that she was
improving when he left. Fergus
Romero and Mrs. Austin Hebert also
spent Sunday with Mrs. Romero.
FOR insurance on your
Rice any warehouse in
the Parish, Phone c. E
Carr. Policy will be de-
IiVered to you.
Mrs. R. NJ. Gray and chilrden return
ed to their home in Welsh Saturday,
after spending the summer at Mon
roe, La, the headquarters Of Mr..
Gray, who is sales manager for the
Chevrolet automobiles in Louisiana
and Arkansas.
Mrs. C. M. Shoemaker and children
returned to Welsh last Saturday af-
ter an extended visit with relatives
and friends in Illinois.
Just receiUed-car load
of Red Top Flour "fresh
and free from bugs. -
Model Grocery, phone II.
Hon. Jno. T. Hood and family have
returned from a visit of three weeks
with relatives at their former home
in Mississippi.
Little Miss Edna McAffrey re-
turned Sunday after a pleasant visit
with Mrs. w. F. Mills and other rel
atives in Lafayette.
For Hay, Straw, Wood
DRY Ash and Oak) for
Turpentine Chips, House
Moving, call Clyde Davis,
Phone IS 27.
I-Messrs. Ralph West, Leonard Lee
and G. w. Gates of Port Arthur, Tex
as, spent Sunday with friends il
Welsh.
MFR. Jack McCoy of EStherwooC
was a Welsh visitor last Friday.
For Rice Insurance SEE
E. c. Willard.
Mr.. Jno. T. Boiling of Kinder made
a visit to Welsh last Friday, coming
overland in his Overland.
Mrs. M. L. Prentice and sons AltOl
and Bobbie who have been visiting il
Port Arthur, Texas, returned hom
last Friday.
Vernon Scoggins who has been a
Pensacola, Florida, for two month
with the Layne & Bowler force, re
turned to Welsh for the opening Q
school.
Phone E. 6. Willard
you want insurance OF
yOue Rice.
Mrs. Fred Afford and two sons al
rived Friday from Edgerly for a VII
| it with Mr.. Afford, who is the da
drilIer on the new oil we'll which
being drilled on the Todd place t
Messrs. Martin and Avery.
II For Rice Insurance sc
The Rice belt journal., 1916-09-08
aAAN%%NN%'NNN%N0 N%%%AANNNAAAN
s PerSonal---But Not Too Personal !
: And Local Items of Interest :
If You Are Not Ashamed of Your Visitors Tell Us
Who They Telephone 222.
MISUNDERSTANDING

Mrs. A. L. Estes of Crowley is visit
ing this week at the homes of her sons
K A. and c. W. Estes and daughter
Mrs. H. Dow.
Mrs. j. W. Mccain of Crowley is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. C. W.
Estes and also her new granddaughter
Beulah Benoit came over from
Rayne the first of the week for a visit
with relatives and friends.
Up-tO-date auto repair
ing. Work neatly and
promptly done. Welsh
Garage, c. L, Abel, Prop
Mr.. ChaS. Stewart returned home
Wednesday after a Sojourn al st. Pat
rick'S SanitaIium in Lake Charles
where he recently underwent an oper-
alton. Uncle Charlie" reports that
he is feeling very well, considering,
Miss Katherine Strobe left yesterday
for Lake Charles where she will spend
some time with her sister, Mrs. Tinney
The Rice belt journal., 1916-09-08

Edwin and Raymond AOell
returned Saturday morning after
spending the summer with their
grandparents and other relatives at
Hodgenville, Ky. The young men re-
port having had a grand good time
all during their stay, returning just
in time to take up their studies in
school. They were met in New Or
leans on their return by their father,
Mr.. C. L. Abel.
FOR SALE.-House and two
lots near L. H. DautePs residence.
Plenty of fruit trees. An exception
al bargain. Part cash, balance easy
terms. See P. A. Hebert. A254tp
Mrs. Eva Mott and daughter Louise
and Miss Aline Grier, who have spent
the summer in Tennessee, arrived in
Welsh last Friday evening on No. Z.
Nh. Moreaux, who visited relatives
here for some time, has returned to
his home at Cottonport, La.
Every officer and every man in the
army and navy urges every American
citizen to see THE BATTLE CRY OF
PEACE" p
Miss Cora Carr left Sunday for
Franklin to resume her duties as
teacher in the high school at that
place.
Mrs. Jesse V.Kelly of Missoula,
Montana, who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Mcmillan at Monroe, La,
for some time, arrived in Welsh last
Saturday for an extended visit with
with Mr.. and Mrs. R. NJ. Gray.
Watch this paper for
our general ad which will
follow in a few days.
Welsh Garage, c. L. Abel
Manager.
Miss Alice Miller LETT Wednesday
for DeQMncy whore she will teach
school another term.
Phone E. &. Willard il
you want Insurance on
your Rice.
Mrs. Nj. B. Van Ness has returned
to Welsh after spending the summer
visiting relatives and friends in Cal
ifornia.
FOR SALE-One serviceabl'
horse, one five-year-old Creole mar
with colt, good breed Diamond Boy)
double team harness, hand made
practically new.-Apply at the Priest
House.
-Messrs. A. C. Moore and Reynold
Logan spent Sunday with friends i
Crowley.
For insurance on Ric'
phone c. E. Carr, day O
night, he will do the res
Mr.. John Leblanc of Iowa was
Welsh business visitor Tuesday.
FOR SALE-One set World His
tory, 38 volumes, new, cost $500;
set E. P. Roe, 18 VOLS, new, cost ST.
all for $500. Enquire at Journ;
E office. 18 1t
, w. w. Welch of Lake Charles We
business matters.
in Welsh Tuesday attending 10 son
For Rice Insurance sc
e. G. Willard.
Philip Miller was among the vi
y itors here Tuesday from Jennings.
Welsh Garage desire
to announce that the
are now DreDared to d
The Rice belt journal., 1916-09-08
Constipation the Father of Many Ills

Of the numerous ills that affect
humanity large share start with
constipation. Keep your bowels reg
ular and they may be avoided. When
a laxative is needed take Chamber
lain's Tablets. They not only move
the bowels but improve the appetite
and strengthen the digestion. OBJ
tainable everywhere.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-04
3 CANDIDATES
Of DEMOCRATS
To SPEAK HERE
VIII Address Woodrow Wilson
Club Which VIII Meet
Thursday Night in Its Per-
ma0e0t Headquarters,

Democratic candidates FOR state Of
I fees will address the Woodrow Wilson
/ club Of Albuquerque at its next meet
/ ing, to Boz held Thursday night. George
/ Davisson, of Roswell. candidate for
land commissioner; Harry l.. Patton,
/ OF Clovis candidate for attorney gen
.eral and Bonifacio MontoyG, sandoyal
county candidate for corporation com
missioner will speak
The New Mexico meeting will be
held ia the Wilson clubs permanent
headquarters, selected -" the tluo.s
meeting last night The club viii oc-
cupy the vacant store room at 3ll
West Central avenue Seats will be
placed tn the hall before Thursday
might Tho club intends to hold fire.
guent meetings there
col u. IS b. Sellers, club president
announced last night that he had in
his possession 1929 signed member
shin cards. He expressed satisfaction
with the attendance at last nights
meeting No experimenting had been
programmed for the meeting Buttons
and campaign pamphlets were dis
ributed
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-04
tSH0RTAGE OF MILK IN
NEW YORK TO BE PROBED
~ aoshlsa louanal srseI.L lI.stp ..Ins

New York, oct Thorough mves.
/ litigation of the controversy between
I the pairymeu's league and the milk
distributors of New York, which re-
suited IN a shortage of nearly so per
cent in the city's normal supply. will
be undertaken at once by commits
sion to be appointed by Mayor Mitchell.
lt was announced late today
A letter from Boonvlle n. Y. re-
ceived at the office Of state Commits
sioner Of Foods and Markets Dillon.
who has been empowered by the
league to make contracts for its mem
beers, said that in the territory from
Carthage TO Utica. on the New York
Central railroad, 500 cans of milk
We're shipped sunday. as against am
average of 2,500 cans daily for this
season Of the year.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-04
BOTH OLD PARTIES IN
LINCOLN COUNTY HOLD
THEIR CONVENTIONS

Santa Fe, oct 3.-The republican
county convention of Dona Ana coun-
ty will be held at Las Cruces this
week on october o. The convention
will be controlled by the friends of
state Senator H. b. Holt
Lincoln county has held both i;s
democratic and republican county
conventions for the nomination. Of
county officers Candidates for the
house were also nominated. the re-
publicans choosing Ira O. Wetmore
of the Carrizozo outlook, and the
democrats, r. c. Sowder, of Picha-
Cho. John Y. Hewitt, of White oaks,
presided over the democratic CON
yention. Harry c. Norman, of Car
ri2ozo, was secretary. The contest
for the nomination for sheriff was
especially spirited,t wenty-nine bal
lots being taken, two days Leiug con
sumed in nominating c. Walker Hyde
for the place over John b. Baird and
George c. Clements. ON the eiGhth
ballot Frank Salazar was nominated
over j. L. Bryan and Harry Edmston.
w. O. Norman was nominated for
treasurer by acclamation and 50
We're William Kimball, Of Picacho,
for county clerk MARITIME Chavez, of
Picacho for probate judge; John T.
KoonCe, of Captain, for SuperntenI- /
ent Of schools, r. b. Robinson, OF Bo- /
nito for county surveyor. Will Tor
commissioners, John l.. BRYAN, |
Melvin Franks and A. J. Gilmore were |
Frank W. Gurney was
reelected chairman and CandjG) .
Chaves secretary of the county cen
trail committee.
The republicans nominated for
treasurer A. j. ROLAND. clerk, O. T. h
Nye; assessor Alfredo Gonzales; ]
sheriff, Henry Corn, superintendent {
IF schools, Mrs. C. +. DeNisson, coun- Z
y commissioners, Manuel Anaya, Fred {
Lalone, Felipe Sanchez: probate
Judge Lerdo Chavez, 7
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-04
SANTA f PAYS
MEMBER SHIP FEE
IN ASSOCIATION
Railway Company TynS Check
over to taxpayers AsS0-
CIatI00' Work Of Body IS
Commended


vs. G. Reid. attorney for the A'ehi-
son. Topeka santa te Railway com
r.nE today turned over 10 the treas
urer OF ih" Taxpayers association %
check tof tala5.i', b. being the
amount duo from the Railway com
pany as member of the association
upon the basis of three-fourihs ~ ]
ret cent OF .iH taxes paid. This figures
out that tho santa Pc railway com
uaut paws for taxes in The state OF
New Mexico. f6st.tGi22 per year.
ln speaking of th" benefit OF the
state Taxpayers association to the
taxpayers boz general, Mr. Reid said
Tho Santa Pc Railway company
feels that the Taxpayers association
is accomplishing great deal ~ good
Boz Sew Mexico. Insofar a4 we have
been able 20 ascertain. tho association
has confined its activities 10 pointing
out 10 boards Of county commission
efs aud members Of the clD councils
of various counties and cities Of the
state the unnecessary leaks In rev
cuucs. and in suggesting more eff
cIont methods OF handling the public
business The railway company le-
Heycs that the association has been
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-04
WAR PLAYS HAVOC WITH
LARGE GERMAN SCHOOL
tAssocIated Press Correspondence. ,

Berlin, Sept. 20,-Rumania par
ticipation in the war will doubtless put
an end to the activities of the largest
German school in the world outside
the German empire This school. sit
uated in Bucharest. covered all de-
partments of education from kinder
garten up to preparatory college work.
and had 1,600 pupils There was am
other large German school at Crajoya.
These schools were yearly inspected
by German school councillor, who
conducted at them examinations, for
entrance into the universities of Ger
many, Austro- Hungary Switzerland
and Rumania A number of German
teachers who had been called to the
colors in the first months Of the war
had been later released from service
and sent back to Rumania.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-04
BURGLAR WORKS
QUICK, ENTERING
SEVERAL HOMES
Gets Small Reward for His
PerSiStency and Nerve One
Citizen Fires Two Shots at
Him,

A persistent burglar broke into
several houses in the Highlands early
] yesterday morning, took but little loot
for his nervy work, and had TO run
the gauntlet Of the shots of a citizen
whose home he had entered.
The police learned that the burglar
was at work shortly after he left the
home Of c. f. Lowber, 1I9 South
High street Mr.. Lowber had left his
key in the back door The burglar
pushed it out and unlocked the door
with another key. lie rifled Nh Low
her's trousers, taking 81 and gold
watch. He also took two apples
Mrs. Lowber heard him and called
the police.
While the police We're securing the
city, the second report camc in. Chief
j. X. Galusha was called our of led
and 'rok part in he search. IA,
police were unable to catch sight of
The man or to obtain a detailed de-
scripton Of him from persons who
saw him. No one saw him in the
light
W. a. Rathbun, who was aroused
by the mans prowling in his house,
armed himself and went odtside look
ing for him. He saw the man leaving
another house, near his and fired two
shots at him missing.
The man entered Miss Esther Da-
Wis home, no East Central and took
So and "a valuable gold watch. At
w II. McNicols home, 7OS East Cen
trail, he cut the screens on several
windows but apparently was unable
to raise a window He was frightened
away from John l.. Durling's home,
no South Edith, after he had entered
the place At another house he got
nearly 81
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-04
E. J. ROBERTSON WILL
BE Y. NJ. C. A. DIRECTOR

Z. j Robertson has been appointed
physical director Of the Y. NJ c. A..
TO succeed c A. Stapleton, who re
signed Mr. Robertson will arrive Oc-
tober 10 from his home in Fan River
Mass, according to information re-
ceiyed by Secretary \. w. Benning.
He is graduate of the Y NJ G. A..
coilege at Springfield Mass, and has
been director Of physical education in
several places in the east
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-04
Quiet in Strike situation.

New York, oct 3,-Sausfied that
there is little further danger Of vio-
ience in the subway as a result of the
street railway strike. the police de-
partment today withdrew all police
men from strike duty on the under
ground trains. Similar actions soon
VIII be taken with regard to the ele-
waited trains.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-04
NOTICE

From the present date | win charge
-5c ger hour Tor the care OF children.
Mrs Alex Jordan Phone 1921 129
\uuh FiUh So
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ADVERTISED LETTERS



Teandcshah Abcila Miss Fmm
Armijo. Miss Virginia Alderete. Miss
May Ballinger, Miss F. NJ. Biffen. Mrs
Martin Besterio, Miss Mary Rowland
Miss Jen Brown, Miss Flora BenavI-
DIES Mrs Feipita Bustamante, Mrs.
Margarita A. Cedillo, Mrs. Joanah
Cosby, Mrs Eobert Cassidy. Mrs.
Sadie Cox, Beatrice Chavez. Mrs. Isa-
helle Farm, Marceliana NJ " de Con
zales, Miss Aline Holt Miss Ella
Haines, Josephine Hernandez. Emily
Johnson, Mrs. II. W. Kelly. Mareare.
King, Mrs II. 5. Lewis Meme Lobata.
Miss Elsie Lawrence (D, Mrs Maril-
htl Martinez Gurule, Mrs. Ella Mac
Beth, Beneranda Pine, Miss ClariCC
Rice. Cipriana Ruiz Mrs. c. w. RAN
son, Margaret NanWeelden Mrs. Ma
RE Noll Viola Van Cleave, Mrs
Floyd Wigley Miss Addie Wantz, Miss
Bertha Wlmmond
Mems List.
Seward Allen, John j. Allen, Jr.
owen Basham Felipito Bustamante,
9. A. Garfield, Santiago A Canach,
Lolol DemeZosi, Harry A. Dearborn
r NJ. Demetrio Dr.. Philip Epstein,
James Ferris, j. Grady Galway. Mi
guel Gomez, Aubrey Guisseri, George
Gunter, John Green, b. /. Gardner.
Redolfia Garcia, Santiago Gabaldon, .
Tomas Garcia, Conception Hirarra. /.
Roy Han, Harry NJ Holdrcn, James /
+. NJ. Houta, j. NJ. Johnston, .
Mr. and Mrs Paul Kelly, John Kelly I
Abram Lucero, w. b, Luck, A. G.. Las
ale, Penito Maderil, Pedro Montana
r. G. Muse, Seberino Martinez. Frank
Mayett, Agustin Mercado, Antonio
Navarro, H. Mott, Roy Nelson. John
Pinard, EstansIado Pacheco, r. d.
Reeilla, Francisco Ramierrez, Joaqu....
Rodriguez NJ ~ Rowton, Lottie ST.
mons Jake shaw, Lionades Segura.
K. V. Shafer, Leroy Steward, p. RI
smith CD, VIM. Schneider. WIN.
SCHNEIDER GU, Ben Toledo, J. X.
robin, G. F. Tidball, w. f..
Thompson, Sepio valdez, Narlcn-
lada NiIlanueya, ] l., Ward. William
West, Frank Wilke, A. Woodward
Dr. n Zeinus
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-04
GOOD SHOWING
MADE BY VOTERS
At PRIMARIES
Ninety Votes PoI'ed IN Twen-
ty-Sntb and Fifty-eigbt In
Twelfth, Says Baca Head
quarters,

Figures obtained al the Elfego Baca
I headquarters at the Hute Combs last
might Indicated that "a comparatively
heavy vote. as primary votes GO had
been cast az tho primary election iu
the city precincts last night. Accord
+ Ing 90 the statement given out at the
J g1ca headquarters ninety men voted
Tin the TWouty-sIHh precinct fifty
/ eight In the Twelfth thIrty-oue In the
Thirteenth cold AIbuqucrquel. sixty
IIH the First lSan jose and eighty In
| the Fifth 6EarolasJ The returns
/ We're not complete, the greater part
I Of the precincts not having been heard
from last night
Delegates were elected at last
/ nights primaries to the county con-
yenton 90 bc held next Monday in the
armOry The convention was called
hv Elfego Rana. claiming 10 boz chair
man Of the republican executive com
mittce The convention is to be re-
publican, according TO the call That
there arc TO Doe two republican con
ventions In EernahIlo county is indi-
Gated by the call. issued Monday, for
the meeting Of the county central
committee 10 call county couvcn-
ton.
Delegates Of Three Precincts.
Here BIS partial list Of the dele
gates who were selected yesterday to
attend the convention to be held next
Monday
Twelfth Precinct-H o. Strong
leopold Macon, j y Skinner, Leo
Pine, Angelo De Tulio, Elias Quiu-
tano. j. r Sulzcr Eduardo Chavez,
John r Beard, T. r. Garcia. John
Baron Burg, Victor sais, A. L.. Martin
Pedro Chavez r. Coombs. Onofrc
Sandoyal G. TartaglIa, A. Matteucci
and J. a Garcia.
Twenty sixth-Gcorge w. Yocum
Aniceto Crespin, j f. Elder, Rafael
Pena, y. H. Hoatrght Antonio Cha
yez, Thomas ~ Wilkcrson Perfecto
Armijo Charles Chadwick, Fred Crol-
lott l.. II Chambcrlin, Victoriano
Trujillo, James r. Moore, Melesis
Apodaca, W. J. Congdon. Elfego Baca
G. l.. Br2ius y. A. Porterfield, Tom
Towcnson, George Simpson and j. f.
Sniyeley
Thirteenth-M Modesto G.. ortiz, Car
los b Romero, NEuaCiO Perea, Ale
iandro Sandoval Jr, j.. l.. French
Ramon - ORTIZ william 3. Brown,
Juan Baca " salazar Antonio j Dur
ran, Erminio sanchez. NouicO Amanda
Pantalcon p. Martinez HiIario
Amanda
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-04

Mr. ANA Mrs NJ +. McVey. North
Eleventh street have returned from
"a visit to Iowa and Chicago.
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Or. C. H. Conner

ostCopath
OFFICE stern bldg. Phones 656. S2b
livery and saddle horses. T'rimbIe's
Red ilarn
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Bittner House. S19ts south FIRST
street Nice clean rooms; light
housekeeping rooms. Phone a2I
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-25
Sport Neus

Joe insisted upon. Tinker then leaped
to the Federals and the Gilmore circuit
Immediately began to BOOM
Baseball authorities are of the Opin
ion that Tinker's leap marked the rea
start of the Federals along the road
which tore the baseball world inside
out. AS climax Tinker now charge:
Ebbets with being responsible for cir
culation of the rumor that he is to be
deposed as manager of the Cubs. Al
q result of it no secret that feeling stir
red up is bitter. The Cubs have taken
one game from the Dodgers and have
four more to play. 1t will be fight
to the finish.
This afternoon s double header just
like the twin bill ghich was pulled off
Saturday, promises to provide some
real excitement.
Big Battle Today
The Chicago leader has saved his stai
hurler, Jim Vaughn to use against the
Dodgers and Vaughn won for Tinker
pulling the Dodgers down a full game
in the fight for the leadership. He
still has Jimmy Lavender and Nick
Carter, two stars, on deck and they
probably will be used today.
If Tinker can wreck the world s ser
les chances of the Dodgers ne probab
ly will be willing to call it good
season s work.
Wilbert RobnsonIs pitching selec-
tions today will be Marquard and Che
ncy, former Cub, both of whom have
done excellent work for the Dodgers.
The last full week OF the American
league season finds the race in that
circuit still undecided. today. The Red
Sox have a slightly weakened hold Oh
their leadership because of their de
feat in Cleveland, white the White SoS
were winning. The Tigers also won, SC
they kept pace with the White SoS
and still stand half game behind the
second place club. The White Sox arc
within two games and nalf of the
top.
Eight games remain on the Red SoS
schedule and to einch the pcnnant they
must win five. in the case the White
sox win every game of ;neir remaining
five.
Today s schedule IN the American
league calls for another clash between
Red Sox and Indians in Cleveland, q
game at Detroit between the Tigers and
Senator's and another Yankee White
Sox struggle in Chicago.