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COMMERCE COMMENT

Three new nonresident members
and i've new resident members have
been added to the membership since
the annual election.
Please drop line to the secretary
II you have something to. suggest.
Anything that will be of benefit to
the association or the town or county,
no matter II 1t seems trife. Give
the directors something to talk about.
Next meeting Tuesday, January 25.
Members are urged to be present and
bring visitors. Residents of the town
and county must be members or can
gain admission by invitation of the
Board of Directors, as in this case.
Watch the new Bulletin at the en-
trance to the rooms. All meetings
of any nature will be posted thereon.
If your dues remain unpaid send
your check. Do 1t now.
The Ordway new era., 1916-01-21
HOG CHOLERA DIAGNOSIS

tBy D. H PRESTON HosKINs. Minns-
sofa Experiment stauon.)
The Importance of correct dag
nosis, where hog cholera is suspected.
cannot be over-estimated. Hog cholera
serum, administered to herd thought
to be infected with cholera. but In
reality suffering from some other dis
ease, usually means time and effort
wasted, and, II the treated hogs keeI
on dying, distrust Of the serum treat
ment. Except in very unusual cases.
either a positive or negative diagnosis
of cholera can be made, If there Is
opportunity for post-mortem ex.
animation. In doubtful cases post.
mortem is always proper.
Just as soon as it is noticed that q
hog is sick, 1t should be separated
from the herd and kept isolated until
the exact nature of the trouble can
be determined.
Diseases which are most frequently
mistaken for hog cholera are intes-
final worms, various digestive disturb
ances. lung worms. Inflammation of
The Ordway new era., 1916-01-21
Orators Are Busy

II all the organizations. associa-
tions, clicks, clans, creeds and beliefs.
got half of their dope published SEN
to the newspaper 1t would take a rs
page paper each week to carry the
stuff. There are more free publicity
grafters throughout the country now
than there are newspapers. Some of
them draw handsome salaries because
they are clever enough to dope up
their stun SO bewitching that lot
|of newspapers fall for it and run the
junk rather than fill their columns
with other and better material.
The Ordway new era., 1916-01-21

TEN
YEARS
AGO
:.
News - told In New Era
ten years ago this week.
~ taken from the flles
Of corresponding date.

onicers of w. W. Blackman Post.
b. 20, @. A. R. have been Installed
follows:
Post Commander, H. /. Olmstead.
Senior Vice Commander, Bradford
kle.
Junior Vice Commander, John F..
anderson.
fAdjutant, Aaron Cook.
EQuartermaster, Joseph M. Burke.
k6urgeon. James e. Mock.
chaplain, Vernon Handy.
kOmcer of the Day, J. g. Griffin.
eDmcer of the Guard. Charles b.
Epwart.
feergeant Mayor, Melon Bonham.
EQuartermaster, Sergeant, T. G.
[tep.
Ia large crowd attended Andy
BANS public sale last Tuesday and
'pd prices were paid for stuff.
n. A. Sale and family have arrived
m Rantoul, ILL.,, with their house
ID goods. They will occupy the
m recently purchased from Fred
man.
Aaron Cook will soon commence
his new residence on Sherman ave-
fhe framework Of Bornschein Bros.
residence is going up.
fr. and Mrs. G. H. Green have
b to Kansas. Mrs. Green will
there for month.
The Ordway new era., 1916-01-21
PoT-PoURRI

Ewo mighty hard things to do: one
br an ofiicer to catch q bootlegger
the other Ia for q bootlegger to
y from being caught by an officer.
h lot Of the business men of Ord
believe in preparedness. They
> organized q Business Mems BIZ
|class at one OF the churches and
|bst forty men have enrolled.
Then . fellow pleads guilty to two
= in case and gets thirty days
be first and six months on the
ia, how many counts would it
Ire to keep him in for life?
ke anti-preparedness folks should
ny in supply of coal. It might
pke the cold weather to stay
las, City Star.
own at Eads DR.. Hugg Is the
munity physician and Mrs. Man
is one Of the county officials.
J must be awfully noisy in Dem
this week. The Auctioneers Of
state are holding a convention
e during the stock show.
.
"a arrest was made recently un-
the new prohibition law and 20
)les Of whiskey were found. Had
Fellow had four more bottles the
|ers might have made two cases
since there were but 20 they made
lease and two counts.
low can they make a case of 1t
bn . fellow has but one bottle.
The Ordway new era., 1916-01-21
School Honor RoIl


The following Is the list Of honor
students in the Ordway high school
for the past month:
Cynthia Albertson. Lucille Berg.
Esther Brush. Lola Davis. Dlva Ed
gar, Alma Green, Dorothy Green,
Howell Keel. La Vera McNulty. Es-
ther Pantle, Clair Purdy. Dudley
Roberts. Bobert Ross, Madse sires.
Anna Waugh.
In the Eighth grade Mabel Mat
thews received honor marks.
For the preceding month the fol-
lowing students were ON the honor
roll. with Elva Edgar ranking flrst:
Lucille Berg 10th. Esther Brush 11th,
Mildred Davis sth, Mlva Edgar 9TH.
Dorothy Green 10th. Floyd Hsnsler
|tfth, Howell Keel 1oth. Ruth No
devon 11th. nstAsr Pantls 9TH. Dud-
IN noearts ~. yohA sypAsf 1ltA,
Anna Na96A 11ths llyrtle Wor&sg
Fo1 II Iuli1 & So1l /: y q X 4
The Ordway new era., 1916-01-21
Estes Buys Property

J. B. Estes, this week, bought the
Thos. A. Hays residence property in
the northeast part of the city. Mr..
Hays will give possession the first of
the month when Mr.. Estes will move
his family to the new home.
Mr.. Hays will return to Kansas.
accompanied by his youngest son,
and will take personal charge Of
a farm which he has there.
Empire Cren Geparators are fully
guaranteed; money back If not salts
fed ]. E. valerius, Sugar City.
The Ordway new era., 1916-01-21
SUGAR AND BEET PRICES

Feeling assured that congress will
repeal the free-sugar clause Of the
Underwood bill, beet sugar manufac-
turers of Michigan have begun maxi
ing contracts with farmers for this
years beet crop at SO per ton. Com
menting upon this fact. the Houghton
(Mich.) Gazette says:
"It is to be hoped that the Michigan
Sugar company is acting on sound
premises. Certainly 1t does seem that
the Washington democracy has been
literally forced to retrace the steps
which It was taking toward free SUI
gar. : Its free trade tarin law has
been 80 thoroughly an abtect failure
that II has been forced TO seek tenn
porary cover.
When the farmers Of the Wilson
Underwood bill marked the domestic
sugar industry for frse-trade slaugh-
ter they decided to inflict the decree
LOT execution BY degrees. The tariff
|on sugar was to be gradually reduced
instead Of suddenly suspended. This
|pyrAmiding process would have resch-
led it, climax this spring. Happily
Ian elsventh-hour rspf1sve u IN sight,
THE best sugar and the cane sugar
Iindustsy q ~ uhitsd states y ooF-
|fssDaAdil1ly tnsAtsd. when ~
lssfrssssnaxs ] ] JIIlill l ln1 ,reff3 3ctad
il = \ \ 4 -
The Ordway new era., 1916-01-21
Methodist Episcopal Church

Methodist Episcopal Church
Preaching, II a. m. and 1880 p. m.
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Epworth League, $3.50 p. m.
Prayermeetins at 1880 p. m. We'd
nesday.
Business Mems class will meet at
10 a. m.
Epworth League begins its Base
Ball Season Sunday night. Mission
ary Base Ball. Four teams have been
organised and the teams will play
some time in March. Join the league.
Five subjects will be discussed in
both sermons.
The Ordway new era., 1916-01-21
Highly Developed Tamworth.

the bowels and necrobacillosis. The
last named disease is caused by the
same germ that is responsible for sore
mouth and bull-nose of pigs. Most
of the confusion of the two diseases
arises from the fact that in some
cases pigs affected with necrsbacil-
losis will show the speckled appear
ance of the kidneys which has been
looked upon as 30 characteristic of
hog cholera.
Hog cholera serum is Of no value in
combating any disease except hog
cholera.
The Ordway new era., 1916-01-21
Want Good Dairy Cows?

:. Wait for the j. s. Conard and
Sons sale If you want to buy some
about rs good dairy cattle in thiA
sale. Mares. horses and farm ma
|chinery to be sold. Anyone wanting
to list stuff for this sale see ]. s.
Conard or F. G. Adam & Son, the
auctioneers. Date will be announced
later.
The Ordway new era., 1916-01-21
0AsS1oL ColIz.ll 0lsDlMsz1,
'lpsnvsr. Colo. Jan. II. isls3

tDenvsr. Colo, Ian. ~. 1e1s3
No department Of stats II showing
more activity in these hast few months
than the land once. With the APP
pointment OF Mr.. Vivian as Register.
a new regime was inaugurated and
new spirit infused into that very Inn
portant branch OF the states business.
From January to May 33,137 acres of
landwere sold for an average price Of
$7.19 an acre, while from June to De-
cember. under Mr.. Vivian's manage
ment 1850 acres were sold at the
average price of $10.5s. This shows
an increase of over forty per cent.
For the year 1914, the average price
received was $7.35.
In addition to this fine showing,
very large sum has been collected in
rentals and royalties from parties
who were In arrears in their pay
ments. Bills for over 100000, COW
ering such averages, were sent out
only recently with notice that con-
tracts would be cancelled unless those
delinquent payments were made at
once.
AS result of these improved busi-
ness methods, the State Treasurer,
last week. distributed $225,168.O5 to
the different counties for school pur-
poses. Last year at this time there
was only $167,736.99 to distribute.
This shows a gain of over 80 per cent
in Mr.. Vivian's favor and is partici-
pated In by every school district In
the state. It is probable that another
distribution of a sum equally as large
will be made next July.
In addition to the above fine show
ing there was added to the permanent
school fund $269.8O0.33, in 1915,
against $196,O75.93 in 1914.
The state still owns about $780,
900 acres. Much of this is coal land,
some of 1t oil land, and a little of it
is gold and silver districts. This pro-
perty will, in time. produce an i'm
mense revenue IL its control can be
kept out of inefficient and dishonest
hands.
Former Congressman Cousins of
Iowa, has been secured to deliver the
Grafton at the Lincoln day banquet
in Denver.
Mr.. Cousins. in addition to being
a very eloquent Speaker. has been a
close student of Mr.. Lincoln's speech
es and state papers and is one of the
best qualified men in the country to
interpret our martyr president to the
men of this generation. The COM
mittee believe itself very fortunate in
being able to secure him.
The western slope people are pre-
pairing to observe the day with ban
quet at Montrose. and it is hoped that
other sections of the state will follow
their example.
There will be no lack of Inaterial
from which to select delegates to the
National Convention.
In addition to those whose names
have previously been mentioned.
friends of Charley Moynehan, Senator
Stephan, Senator McCreary, DR.. Grass
George Stiger, Earl Cranston, J. Q.
Newton. Spencer Penrose. and Judge
Ewing are earnestly pressing the
claims of these gentlemen.
1t is impossible Just now to deter
mine who the Colorado delegation
will vote for, but there is no question
but at this time Justice Hughes has
host of friends among the leaders
of the party. A defiuite word from
him would result in the Immediate
formation of an organization to work
in his behalf.
The Ordway new era., 1916-01-21
Club Program

CIuO TFOxrAm
The Thursday afternoon club will
hold their meeting of January 81 with
Mrs. E. E. Hosler. The following
Shakespeare program will be given:
Tanning of the Shrew, The Story
Mrs. T. H. Thomas.
History of the play-Mrs. L. 1.
Giffln.
Katherine and Petruchio- T.
L. Edgar.
Readings-Assigned.
The Ordway new era., 1916-01-21

Mr.. and Mrs. R. Downey. OF Mound
City. Mo-, who are visiting with their
son. E. w. Downey and family. In
ordway, will arrive here the last Of
the week to be the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. e. Downey. Rocky Ford Til
bune.
The Ordway new era., 1916-01-21
Take Your Choice.

There are but two ways of rising In
the world. observes La Bruyere. by
your own industry or by the weakness
of others.
The Ordway new era., 1916-01-21
Oun ~ KLH RnCdPD
lWeiah narcbit

Crate three ounces Of dry cheese;
MIX 1t with the yolks Of two eggs and
three ounces of butter. Add one pint
Of milk.
Beat the whole together, add lit
tie salt and pepper.
Cook until smooth and serve on
toasted bread or saited waters.
The Ordway new era., 1916-01-21
CLIP AND COMMENT

r. Randolph has changed the
= ofshis paper from the Brandon
Ito the Westland.
Ids II to hold . city election on
6day, February l.. for the purpose
Meeting . full set of oficers. The
b was only recently Incorporated.
The Ordway new era., 1916-01-21
u- - Eben

de only tir me rnen ever com.
mands any res" .c-frl e'tent'cr," said
Uncle Eben, Is when dey rhist'e &c
lie dog"
The Ordway new era., 1916-01-21
All the Difference,

"In India a lac of rupees is for
tune" And in America a lack Of dol.
lars Is a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tran.
script.
The Ordway new era., 1916-01-21

First English Medals Issued.
Medals as decorations for military
service were first issued in England
by Charles in 1643.
The Ordway new era., 1916-01-21
Organizing Ball League

!, The Arkansas Valley base ball
league is being reorganized and new
bylaws are now being drafted. Four
teams will enter.
The Ordway new era., 1916-01-21
Aerd.Proof corks,

Soak the corks in hot paraffin. This
vii prevent the acids from eating
away the corks.
The Ordway new era., 1916-01-21
To F--.-, Labels On.

To fasten II i. en- bottles or cans
use small ef adhesive plaster
This will stick % any surface
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r ee+

An unfortunF bsin e. Hom custom
lmprisons betwr i -'Ieets and
Jbliges to use .S7c' i towels
Smart Set.
The Ordway new era., 1916-01-21
Dance at Crowley

There will be dance in Strickler's
hall Saturday night, January 20.
You are invited.
The Ordway new era., 1916-01-21
cro-.est Fault.

~ aul' is 10 be coD
Sc hom'.s Carlv,e
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New Era classified ads sell Things.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-18
INDEPENDENTS WILL FORM
FOUR-CLUB BALL LEAGUE
Iscurrnnixcd Rirhnnnd crnys WIFI fut
two Tcnms i'm t'i"ii-ofirr b"r'hS
Iscmnin to BE Taken.

\ meeting Of tho players and IN"
men behind the rcorgauiZat!cn OF the
l.ichrond irays' baseball team was
held last night in Howell Brothers
store ~ was decided 10 organize Il
complete independent league. the
tTravs will have two scaIns I o he known
rs team No and team No. . These
teams. together with two more indie
indcpcnGcnt League. Managers wishing
to secure h"rths in this league should
notify Manager "Billy" Herbert
I, is not the purpose of the promoters
to conflict n any way with the R.ch-
mond Amateur Baseball Commission or
the Richmond Amateur Athletic Fed
Grafton. ana any man having signed
With another team Will not BE allowed
to hccom" Il member of the independent
organization.
The Grays' teams will have as their
home grounds one OF the diamonds in
Eyrd Park. and they VII 20 around
the State playing all OF the indepen-
dent organizations in various cities.
Dr. Prices main object in rcUrEariH-
ing the Grays is to furnish. the public
BAH and especially 20 have a strong
aggregation to play here while the
richmond Ints arc on the road.
There is II possibility that Denny
Wright. the former Spider and Blues
star, Viii organize a strong aggrega-
tion in Hopcwell. and will join the
league, Ashland may also come into
he circuit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-18
BIRTHDAY OF FRANK MORAN |
CHALLENGER TO CELEBRATE
BY PUTTING IN STIFF DAY
VIII he r,vcnty-ninc Years Old-kc.Is
Like Time Has Come for Him
To Reap Reward

NEW YORK, March 1.-THE nd
vance sale of tickets for the Willard :
Moran bout at Madison Square Garden
II week from Tomorrow might now.
amounts To more than 100000 The
infringement has announced that m,
~ and 50 seats would be put on sale,
At 10 o'clock next Thursday morning
ana no more than two OF these will be
sold Ia amy one applicant
Willard did not work on the rond
this morning. but used the puIIeys. ar
Ter setting UP exercises this afternoon
he took on Jack broad. IA local heavy
weight. but the newcomer quit before
the expiration of three minutes. Kodcl
went three fast rounds with the cham
pinn and Monahan two
Wizards footwork WAS fast and
N'ilie litchic and an Interested spec
tator declared the kansan in fine shape
Moran took light exercise after Il sin
mile run and went to the thcatcr in
the afternoon to see an Irish play in
honor OF 81. Pairick's Day. To-mor-
row Will he his twcnty-ninth birth
day. and he said hc would put in "a
full days training to celebrate it. lie
looked the picture of health and
strength. lie will cndcavor to take on
a few pounds in weight during the
coming week. as he wishes to enter
tho ring weighing about 2o7 pounds.
Twenty wears old, and vet 1
feel like kid of eighteen said Mo-
Y N.
cal condition and happy should not
feel 80 trrcS pcctivc OF age. There were
times when imagined tina, | WAS not
happy. have been fairly successful
OF late. but think OF the seven Ions;
years OF privation and hardship I went
through boxed Jack Johnson in
London and received no compensation
] boxed Luther Mccarthy. Al Madison
square Garden Il few years ago. and
received no pay And ! went into the
ring that night with broken arm;
J gave the crowd my best.
My best was what the crowd got
whenever went to the ring. There
were ,imcs-and many of thcm-wh"n
was undergrad. But l bdcd my time
Tho big chance has come y week
from tomorrow night | am going to
make tho best OF It, I shall give tho
crowd my hcst-also Mr. Willard.
Il confined my training to-day to a
run. Willie Lewis. my train
er. and my sparring partners. Harris
Kendall, Bob Mckinncn and BARLEY
Madden. accompanied Inc. We raced
a good part of the way.
When | came in from the road |
took a brisk rub down. Through with
this. put In "a strenuous quarter Of
IAN hour with the weights. punching
bag and skipping-ropc, with tho idea
OF limbcring up still further. de-
Cidcd not To put on the gloves So in
the afternoon Willie Lewis and myself
took in Il show by way OF diversion.
! have spoken OF nearly everything
had 10 say about myself. have told
why think am going To win. and
told everything about my condition
and training methods.
81 shall resume my training bouts
tomorrow afternoon, ana because of
my splendid condition ! am going at
my partners with Zest. sunday
intend to motor out to Stamford in the
morning after run on a road"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-18
SPIDERS CONTINUE WORK
EXAMS AND WEATHER FAIL
TO HOLD BACK PRACTICE
'"a"h p"hs"n Hopes tn Devotion M
ing '"mbin"ti"n-IuiiclI Cnu-
dilatcs Look Strong

Baseball practice AT Wcsthanpton
though hampcrcd somewhat hy ,nr
term examination OF this week and
NEXT. is progressing in rinc style. The
number OF candidates this year has
been larger than in former wears nnd
even though the squad has been on,
down heavily. large body is out and
IN action every afternoon. UudauntcJ
ny the cold snap Of the last two DAYS
the candidates have been hard AT work
for about three hours a day and have
put in some good licl>s toward better
mcut OF form and wind.
Coach Dohson has been dcvo,inr al
most all of his time to the freshmen
leaving tn" old men under the tutclarc
OF Captain l.igEau. Batting practice
ana hunt>,: has been the principal
program thus far. though some sliding
In tho sand-pt has been INDUCED I'm
one or two practice games have been
STAGED usually among the rockies but
they wctc primarily sIug-rests be
cause the coach will not allow hi. hurl
"rs to put ANYTHING ON tho ball yet cx-
cept speed Zig Cris Cox was in ac-
tion Tor an iuniu: or so aud showed
lots of form ana speed. lIo looks good
and The spider contingent is basinc ::
lot OF pcnnant hopes in his ability
In IN" batting department. which has
been uotiCcahly weak In former years
pete with tho best in the league this
Year Augmented by the services of
carter. Miller. Kuy5. Northern ana
others. who have made cnviahie records
elsewhere, tho Spiders should win
many games by timely wallops Eat
ting straight balls 10 all corners OF the
lot NOW. they viii undoubtedly lean
on tho curves to some extent also
Northern Kirby. Smith. Kuyk and
others of the frcshic squad are trying
for the iuii"li position. and though
not having shown any big league stuff
Vet they are fielding well. and Rich
mond College supporters are expect
ing a good inner defense.
During tho two or three days interim
between terms, tn" whole squad will
be out bo,h morning and afternoon. aud
when tic spring term starts up tn"
boys viii ho i'm good shape. Some
games With amateur teams OF the city
VIII probably be staged Within the next
few days
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-18
WALTER JOHNSON TO ROLL
IN WASHINGTON TOURNEY
Famous Pitcher VIII I'ut Something
ON Haii-Ailcys Arc Fast Hciug
Constructed.

WASulNGTCN, u G., March If
Walter Johnson tho famous pitcher,
is going to roll in the Atlantic Coast
Bowling Association tournament. to be
held in this city starting on April 8.
He VIII lie one Of the members OF tho
WASHINGTON hall club that viii partici-
pate in this great sporting event. and
as this Viii be Johnson's first attempt
at bowling speculation is rife as to
how fast lie viii throw the ball down
ih" alley. If he puts as much speed
and stuff ON the mincralilc ball AS
he does on the hOrScLidc pellet. ono
or more pin boy is liable 10 20 20 the
hospital.
one week remains in which to flo
entries for the big national capital
tournament. Tho sixteen new al!cvs
are well on the way 10 completion. and
tho mammoth tournament building,
covering al least i've acres OF space.
IS fast assuming caruiva! aspect. Eot
only viii there" b. 300 bowling teams
furnishing iire examples OF the great
winter rasrtme hut there VIII he
enough side show features connected
WIKI til" tournament TO make every
m!'l'e Of the time spent in the build
ing au enjoyable ono. IL IS these f"a-
lures Of The tournament, coupled with
the opportunity TO soc the national
capita arraycd iu ali its sprinEtimc
glory nat is making the \. G =. y.
event q wonderful success.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-18
TARHEELS TASTE DEFEAT
CAROLINA STARTS SEASON
BY DROPPING FIRST GAM
ohk Ridge Wins by One Itun-Itnr,
Fe"turcs with Circuit Drive
In the Eighth

CHAPEL. I'LL, X. c.. March II
.aful'na lost the opening game OF I,
base bhll season here this afternoon !,
OAK Ridge by "a 2-to-2 score. ri
Only fcdcehing feature Of the gan
was :: homc-run by barnes t,arolin.,
left fielder. in the eighth iuninr
The varsity scored ia the FIRST &,
nihS when hippjns two bagg,
brought Massey home from sccon,
h'ii'S 'hch went 10 first on tho thirs
n'S"h'an's error Lewis hit TO shor
ana MAS pui out at iirs,. retiring III,
Sihc The other run was made I'm IN.
eighth inning when Rudy Barnes. III.
hrst man up. hit - long drive int.
left field. tho ball rolling under IN
wire fcnc" and into the woods.
OAK Ridges first score was madc I
the hf,h inning as "a result OF tw
singles and two errors The o,he
scores wcr" mad" Tn tho sixth. WI,
ON" out. Mayb"rry singled and wa
forced To second when huffman walk
cd. At this point 'uthrcli seemed I
weaken and made tire" Wild pitchc
In rapid succession. ANA Maybcrry an
Huffman both scored
Tru"lov". for tn" visitors. while no
having many s'rik"ouis TO his credit
nevertheless pitched good ball. and n
times showed midscnson form lie nj
loved six hits. struck out two. an,
gave two bases OH balls cuthroll. 10
IN" N"rSit%. held himself VOL in han
until the sixth inning. when he weak
cncd ana allowed TWO scores
For tn" s"inai'iug three inning.
however hut on" hit Was made hy TN
visitors cuthr"ll struck ont six. al
lowed siN hits ana ono haao on balls
Lewis. third hasomau for Carolina
made several pretty PLAYS and handle
the hard ones with perfect cise. liar
also mad" several star catches an,
ilu.G1 liS nnSi'inn ,,gfn-Ii',fg IN nj.
form. He Is credited with eight put
on; sand one assist.
Batteries for Carolina -Cuthrell AZ,
Hart; FOR pah Ridge Truclove ant
Wrcrr. Umpire. Pearson Onicia
scorers, Eridgcs and Watkins