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Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-07-13
COUNTY COURT APPOINTS
THE PRIMARY JUDGES

e4eCuon were 2ppolnLel &S 10
lows:
DEMOCRATS
Linn Township
DR.. W. E. Cornett, Rush Hill
Grover Dye, Rush Hill.
Chas. Maxwell. Rush Hill.
Loutre Township
7. P. Noel. Martinsburg.
/ J. A. Adair. Martinsburg.
Benton City
E. P. Johnson, Martinsburl
ChaS. Harrison. Benton City
A. J. Douglass, Benton Cts
J. W. DoweIl, Benton City
Sailing Township
/ Macedonia
W. B. Graves, Clark.
Chas. Pollard, Sturgeon.
I W. 7. Shields. Clark.
Burnham
| J. T. Arnold, Centralia.
I Lee Prather, Centralia.
Bernice Showers, Centralia.
Friendship
( Lloyd Littrell, Clark.
Alom Hodge, Clark.
Pack Forrest, Clark.
! Canada
Ben Canada, Sr., Sturgeon.
Hume Long, Sturgeon.
Estil Brown, Sturgeon.
Salt River Township
Molino
T. Leeper, Molino.
VIII Heller, Molino.
Plyde Hendrix, Molino.
Union
Jno. Wayne, Mexico.
10. Crews, Mexico.
VIM. Wayne, Mexico.
Mexico, First
Dan Cauthorn, Mexico,
Norton Nelson, Mexico.
A. C. White, Mexico.
Second
Wa. Eller, Mexico.
Harry Atchison, Mexico.
John Marshall, Mexico.
Third
W. A. Wayne, Mexico.
George Marshall, Mexico.
A. K. Luckie, Mexico.
Fourth
Frank Eller, Mexico.
Clay Mcclure, Mexico.
W. l. Paul, Mexico.
Wilson Township
Rowena
Oscar Hanley, Centralia.
c. NJ. Berry, Centralia.
o. Dickerson, Centralia.
Naylor
H. T. Squirting, Centralia.
Mack Boyd, Centralia.
Harry Day, Thompsno.
Thompson
]. A. Surber, Thompson.
c. 7. Barnes. Thompson.
Ed Morris, Thompson.
Cant
Judge j. E. Sims, Thompson
Jno. Beatty, Mexico.
Frank Edwards, Centralia.
Burke
Reed Burks, Mexico.
George Brown, Mexico.
S. c. Groves, Mexico.
Quivre Township
Farber
Judge j. D. Sutton, Farber.
Ray Turner, Farber.
Dug White, Farber.
Crow
H. Culwell, Vandalia.
F. M. Branstetter, Vandalia.
A. j. Middleton, Mt. Carmel,
Black
Geo. Williams. Laddonia.
Jerry Fields, Laddonia.
Dick Gray, Laddonia.
Prairie Township
Beagles
Riley Wilkenson, Laddonia.
VIII Talley, Laddonia.
10. Atkinson, Laddonia.
Laddonia
S. r. Beetle, Laddonia.
|. ]. N. Smith, Laddonia.
Ned Hagan, Laddonia.
Vandalia
E. P. Morris, Vandalia.
Tute Ellis, Vandalia.
Will Daniel, Vandalia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-07-13

A daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Hape July d.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-07-13

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aAaaA wHtrh ths ezfx On ne n1Tvir
= their paper spS rezer dher Eub-
aeriptiuz prr1pzsE - skzt H.sy VI
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rxpew.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-07-13
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice is hereby given that final
settlement of the estate Of
M. CRUM, Deceased
will be made at the August term
the Probate Court of Audrain County,
Mo-, to be held at Mexico, Mo-, on the
second Monday in August, 1916.
BYRD E. CRUM, Adm.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-07-13

MR.. CARRANZA'S note is a
new form of armament.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-07-13

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice is hereby given that final
settlement of the estate of
LUCY VAIL, Deceased,
will be made at the August term OF
OF the Probate Court of Audrain coun-
ty, Missouri, to be held at Mexico,
Missouri, on the second Monday in
August, 1916.
w. w. TRATCHEL,
Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-07-13

Jas. Harper is here on a visit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-07-13
The Weekly Ledger

EsaszsS AZ the ?. 0. Ksuua. No.
az1 admitted "a zni easa EztsEs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-07-13
EXECUTORS NOTICE

ia. Sheriff of Audrain County,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-15
COAST GOLFERS STAND
PAT ON TRAIN OFFER
Insist on Providing Special
for Middle Westerners to
Visit Del Monte.

SAN FRANcfsco. Cal, March l4-Act.
ing only after a thorough canvas OF the
situation. CALIFORNIA; Golf Association
to-day declined to withdraw its offer Of
a special train made a, the last meet
irG OF the Western Golf Association at
Chicago and designed for the comfort
OF middle Western contestants who ex-
pect to compete in the Western cham
pionship At Delmonte in July.
Very recently the directors OF the
Western Association. by means Of q mail
vote. asked the California body to With
draw It's Offer OF a specia, train and Il
was In answer 20 this request that TO.
days action was taken.
Jack Neville. secretary OF the Caiifor-
MIA body. to-day despatched a telegram
to F.. H. Rankliead. secretary OF the
Western Association. stating that Cali
fornIa would be unable to withdraw its
special train OFFER In view Of the fact
that such a large majority Of the dele.
gates at the recent meeting Of the West
ern Association expressed their desire to
accept 1t.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-15
HOT SPRINGS RACING RESULTS

aids an, inward, cling purse 5000: nrc
and a halr tur'ongs Mater, ld Mulph}l.
2 20 g., &" 4 aud ont, won; sinai NJ
IU.yncr,. = to / 90 and l TO 4, %stconi;
7. il'uNI. ~ ,DoddI l. 80 ' > :" AMI
, - .. 'n!rI. Time. los -, Lads
Meciich.. Ai'-a Pag" and hn'a Welsh AIS"
second -;nce- Maiden thrcc ycar-olds and
upvar. -ol!iug. purse si'N ono mil
Wtuil", lot ,%Mnrphy'. : to : 20 . and
, ~ won. blonde, 100 ,rh'rD, \ to T.
= to- 90 mud ( to O.. sc,ond: Mariner. 'n'
.ronp'r' q a. :, \in . 1nd "l", in,r'
rriNiitij1;,n 'a'S'a Roy ROY also rem
Thiri RAc.--Threc-N"nr.old am up.
ward; sci'ng' purse $40 n.c ana " h":f
ia ulIoSncs,, to :. ! 10. b and ! to :,
second, NreNuston", ia 'Iud'p, 10 t" T.,
in,c Mnmtu,m,r,. ~, l.. Col AshmcuIc.
lmrhy Ma, Vampire, Hii" WING ANA DE-
post also ran.
,i6G. y> rrlonrs- pr. iarrlck '2o
,%S'"r-ns,, Il - 3 . to . and to =, won.
| 10 .. s.cunl, k"ut"nay. ~" ,McENnn',
10 To /. . to aud i Ia ., 'hlrh, Time,
i:I2 i-a Nnrhvillc, Sev'llian and Father
Fifth Race -Thrrc-year- olds; selling
purse sto"; one miir-littlc Higs"r' 10,
hIurphNh : I" ! " TO ANA i". j, won
| - =, second mn simmons, 10 ,'""n'ri,
q /" 80 . and . t, = thirl Time,
l,ia -. Red Cross, Ta'!ana anh Hi"m"r
si>th Race For f"nr-y"nr."lLs and ap.
ward; '"llus, purs" $500, one mill and
seventy yn'd, klng Rn1ford, lo3 'lylcs,,
iii Irounors,. y % ! {. T." | and TO :.
sccond; Kilday, los Van Dus"nl, ! to :.
4 tn , ana To =. third. Time l;t3 3 =,
Ciin stream. Toynbee AND Celebrity also
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-15
WILLARD FIT. is VERDICT
OF DONOVAN AND BOTHNER
Ted Lewis Agrees With Veteran Wrestler and Old Time
Fighter That Champion Is in Good
Condition and Is Fast.

heartily tomorrow" he said. Il intend
to call a halt and lay him OF another
day or two. lie is SO well prepared now
hat II would be a crime for nm 10 hurt
his hands. He had bad luck in that
respect just before both OF his nights
with Jim Cofey."
According to Billy Recap. well known
as "A writer and referee OF Philadei-
phia, Benny Leonard got a very raw
deal in his fight with Sam Robideau IN
the Quaker city Monday night. Leonard
had knocked Robideau down for the Sec
ond time when the final bell rang Recap
charges that the round was cut from
fifteen TO nineteen seconds TO ave ftopi-
deau from a knockout.
Leonard intends to make short work
of Shamus O'Brien at the Harlem sport
ing club Friday night, for IN case "i u
Knockout he Is practically assured OF a
match with the worlds
champion. Freddie Welsh. az Madison
Square Garden the latter part Of THIS
month.
New Haven fight promoters have Of
fered "A purse Of $4,000 for a fight be-
tween Benny Leonard and Johnny Dun
dee at the skating rink OF that city ON
Easter Monday. The promoters also m.
tend to present the winner win "A goNl
belt. emblenatic OF the lightweight
championship ~ America.
Jess willard has promised to act as
one Of the judges AT the annual bail
and show of the White Rats III the old
Amsterdam Opera House tomorrow
night.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-15
HAVANA RACING RESULTS.

FIrs' Edcn-s,litug purse SOC three.
y"tr Odds aHi Gp, ~, hrI - malt fHt'"ngs
Hnrol. 10 ,WHttsl, " tn !, = TO - aud
3 to ., won, Tom Hancock 40 'Muln'Ilnl,
So. l. 3 to ! and : - o, second Bon Rios
som. 10 Oronuc'lyl, 10 |. +. to ! and even,
titrL Tim. % Hcyouslir" Dolly,
Sunun Buuk nm and AhtN also ran
second HsDu selling. purs" $500, three
,ctr-oil- and up, hvc rurIongs Or u l..
s,arrug,r. lpT iNl'klHu>l, Il 10 D, ! TO .
aui uut, Won. Eut"ru', ln' tDrnrisonl, %.
to- !. I 20 . and . To ,. second
q t~iarrtnEtou', e to |, . to ! and I tn Z,
mira Tim,, lO'H.i, lnltu, Tiger jim.
,iarr and B.'S,' also ran
ThirI i.tr" Sol ing 1-!r4 !ihO; lhi""-
y,ug.u'is amt M. SIS 'uti"ug- lr""n
Prince. lU1 1hinuh'I, . tu D. TO = and
nut. Vuu, I',l Btut, - ,Nolst"nholmI.
ven. ! 10 . ana "ut, second, Argument, ~
ilIarrIurt"uI. 10 Ia /, 3 Ia aud b TO b.
third Tlmc. l;l5 -. Jerry. Jr., Crisco
and hen lnCas also van.
Fourth Rtce-S'lingi handicap. purse
$500. three -Vrar-"lls and up sis furlongs
Water LILY, 100 ,Hnrrinei"ul. ~, TO I,
,sru and out. Won, Diuth 10, ~ Wurd|.
. to . 20 = and ont, SECOND Mac, 100
,tunnrl'El, 90 70 |. , Il" - and out. third
Tiur. ~? =; tharmrrs" aloo i"n.
risth Race S".liuh pu1'" $500, four
yctr-nl,is md up; NV ana % n.l' flrlongs
Ford Mai, ITO ,Wardl, to 7, Il 1" : and
2 to =, Won, kottlrirun, 10 "'"nn"tlyl.
10 to !, to | anl . to :, second: sir Of
frrharh. llo iWolstonholm,, /: TO |, ! TO
AMI .la to /, third rimc, l;0a. MisS
primity, Masson"t. Phil 'onnor, Font. jim
/. and Jim Mallady also rsA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-15
CHANCE FOR LITTLE FELLOWS.
Mohawk I. e. win Hold Indoor
Title Meet for small Clubs.

Members OF the smaller athletic clubs
vii have , chance 20 get In the lime
light on March - when the Mohawk
A.. g VIII hold the first indoor cham
pionsh.p for small clubs in the armory
OF the second Fled Artillery, at 1S6th
street and Franklin Avenue.
Practically every star m the district
outside Of the New York and Irish
american A.. c. will take part, and keen
competition is expected In the following
events: Seyenty-five yard dash. 300
yard run. 500 yard rum. one and three
mile runs. ten mile walk, IL pound shot
put. running high and broad jump.
standing high jump and relay race,
Gold. silver and bronze medals. en-
b,-ma.ic OF the championship OF the
small clubs. Will he awarded to the first
three athletes In each event.
Entries close next Saturday With Or.
J. +. Reherman. East fremont avenue,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-15
ROSS HOLDS YANKS
TO ONLY THREE HITS
Team b Unable to Score
While Young SOuthpaw
Is i'm Box.
MAISEL rs LAID Up AGAIN

MACON, Ca. March 1A.-Sam Ross. a
left hander and a rather businesslike
young man. did the best pitching in the
Team A-Team Il ball game Of the YAM
KEGS to-day. lie pitched four innings
for Team A., otherwise the regulars, who
won by a score Of 6 to s. In that time
Team Il didn't score and made only three
hits. but the workmanlike twlriing Of
Ross was in contrast to the rest Of the
pitching, except that Daniel Triple. on
he mound for Team A the last two in
nings. did well enough.
There was. however. a lot Of loose
and crude pitching. bases on balls. hi,
batters and the like. and II may he
that the eusty wind bothered the box
men. Caldwell. Mogridee and Pieh were
not effective. They lacked steadiness.
and Pieh. who made his first appearance
on the mound In two weeks. was the
least effective OF the lot.
There was a flare Of hard hitting in
connection with the mediocre pitching,
long hits and punched hits. but the at
tack was erratic. In one inning men
scored In clusters and in the next failed
to score. although there were TAT chances
to bring in Pun Tn prettiest batting
was In the NTH inning. when with Pieh
pitching. Nunamaker Of the regulars
tripled 70 right. %Sicndryx made a home
run over the left field fence and Gill
hooiey doubled.
Hendryx was in centre in place OF
Maisei. whose charley horse OF the leg
broke out afresh yesterday and has the
centre field candidate on the shelf. The
charley horse was restarted by Maisers
lash over soft footing to intercept a
batted ball.
Gilhooley and Peckinpaugh did the
best stick work to-day. and Ross. besides
pitching capably. smacked a home run
over the right field barrier in the sec
ond inning with two on bases.
Magee helied smartly. He went out
To the fence and picked a ny ball on the
boards. and he threw o,t Aragon at the
plate when the Cuban tried to tally from
second on "A single. .Aragon is not slow
afoot and MaSee's throw rae TO be a
good one. The score by innings:
Team B.........o oo:sooo-s 10 s
Team A........o 2 = u o q I'd II
Bs,terte--caldwell. Moertdge. Alexan.
der and Schvert. Ross. P!eh. Triple. Nuna-
maker and Walters Two base ht-Ara-
! gon. Three base - una maker. Cook.
Home runs-Ross, HendryN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-15
GERRlTY SURPRISES CROWD.
Defeats Etsru IN Preliminary NJ
pasttmc boxing Br0eNt

Tom Gerriiy ~ -. Joseph's Y. NJ ~.
surprised the crowd last night by de-
feating George Et2ell Z the Union Set
Element \. G. i'm the preliminaries of the
10 pound class Of the amateur boxing
tournament FOR the bcncti' OF IN" fastinie
\. g. held AT the raj. mont \. 9.
Johnny elm. Of tn. Glencoe y G.,
brother Of Patsy cline, tn. professional.
scored an easy win from VI. H"yman OF
the Union settlement \. g. IN the i.s
pouud division. In the sam" class j.
kressn.r of the Educational Alliance
outclasscd Eugene Nacconi Of the Warron
\. q.
Many prominent persons IN an walks
~ life were present 20 toss thcll NV"
mi,n TO hep tn, Nursery ~ Athletics
.a.ur, ,h, necessary funds to r~cplac"
= %rluhhousc. winch w"s destroyed '"
ire. The scmi-tinals and finals "Nl h'
I,ll tomorrow rlEht
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-15

Dynamite Ice TO Let
the Yale Cvcws Row

NEW HAVEN, Conn. March
~ 14.--Despite u thick barrier
of ice which blocked the way to
open water Guy Nickalls to-day
sent three Yale crews on the
water for the first time this sea-
son. A tugboat assisted by men
with dynamite broke u path for
the shells and the second varsity
and second freshman Fights were
taken for a short row on the har-
Dor. When an attempt was made
to launch the first varsity shell
the ice was so thick that the trip
had to be abandoned. The first
freshman boat was not allowed to
start. The first varsity as it vas
seated to-day on its short voyage
was made up Of: Stroke. Harri-
man; Z. Low; s, Meyer; 5, Sturte-
want; 4, Sheldon; 3. Kositzky; g.
Gilfllan; bow, Hume; coxswain,
McLane.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-15
pAuBERT DUE AT CAMP TO-DAY.
Whereabouts Of ~ Myers. How.
ever, SIN . Mystery 70 Dodgers.

DAYroNA, Fla. March i%.-Manager
Robinson worked six OF his boAnen in
this afternoons game at EbbetS Field.
the Regulars defeating the Colts by a
score OF , TO .. The game was of high
class exhibition up to the seventh In
ming. when the Regulars got after Sher-
rod Smiths portside offerings and piled
up five runs before he was relieved.
Nothing has been heard as yet from
II! Myers. Word, however. a received
to-day by President Ebbets nat Daubert
would reach camp tomorrow Nothing
definite has beer done regarding the
game to be played az Delsnd against
Stetson University. but Robinson has
promised to send a team there before
leaving Daytona, There is but one sore
arm in the squad. n that belongs TO
ColNell. a youngeter. This. however.
does not keep him from working out In
the Outtie,d. The score:
T.,,s .,....S SSG o;
Three base hii-Hicklsn Two has.
on Mans, /, on Appleton !: ON cheney.
ming. e. h. base on balls-on .ioodbred.
@" ON, epy Mali 4. by MaranaTd. 2 by
cheney. |; by Goodbrei ! stolen bs.e-
olson. Double p!.y-olson. kars, and
Myers. VIII pi,ch-Smtth cmpires-
KLEIN and Rigler.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-15
ny WILLIAM n. HANNA.

In college sport this winter beaten
teams have been 'swamped' so often
in hockey. basketball. swimming and
wrestling. Il; matters not what. that IL
is evident that swapping Is the most
effective way Of administering defeat.
A Minneapolis hotel mar says he can
tell. when people shake and with him.
what they do for a living. lie tells by
the grip. The professional golfer doubt
less has the interlocking grip.
Ball players who have been in two big
leagues and one near big leayue--the
defunct F'ederai-are numerous in the
major set this year. Prominent among
them are Lee Masee. st. Louis Cardinals.
Brookfeds and Yankees chief Bender
Athletics. Baltfeds and Phillies: Yerkes.
Red Sox. Buneds and Cubs. and Daven-
port. Reds. IT. Louis Fe-k and now
witt the Browns. Benny Eauff will be
another. his teams being New York
Americans. indianapolis and Brooklyn
Feds and Giants. Fred Anderson, the
pitcher. nov with the Giants. WAS with
the Red SoN IN the American League
anu WIN tHS DuIdlO TcueT NE At
mando Marsans's three league career
takes In Reds IN the National. st. Louis
in the Federal and now ST. Louis In the
American.
, Others are Schulz. Yankees. Buffeds
and Reds Moseley. Red Sox. Sewfeds
and Reds; Harry Smith. Giants. Brook
feds and Yanks Zeider. White Sox.
fanks, Whale n Cubs; Hartley.
Giants. 81. Louis Feds and Browns /:
Deal. Detroit, Braves, 81. Louis Feds
and Browns; Louden. YM,ks. Bufeds
and Reds McKechnie. Pirates Yanks.
Indianapolis Feds and Newark Fcds.
among others.
Mark Roth Of the Tanks executive
stan knows morn baseball stories than
anybody else. He has a new one from
Germany Schaefer:
When I was playing second base for
Detroit Schaefer told Roth. Il used to
shive every time Frank Baker came
to bat. "A lone run sure Id tell my.
self and turn my back. Then I figured
out a way to beat that home run busil
ness. ] took to playing so far back
that the temptation to bunt was more
than Baker could resist. He'd get some
base hits that way. but n base hit IL
only a base hit. and I stopped him from
getting home runs"
What's In a name? You'd think from
his that Johnny Dundee. the little Italian
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-15
KILL M'CUE RESOLUTION
TO PREVENT MEETING OF
CHAMPION AND MORAN

ALPASy, March 1.-THE resolution or
Assemblyman Martin q. McCue OF Man
haitian IT, prevent the WIZARD MORAN
bout received a knockout blow to-day
when hrouyh, ny IA the Legislature. ~
WAS apparent from iii. decisive defeat
that thor. will be no further interference
on the part Of the Legislators The fe"
'ayes' IN the support of McCue's reso-
luton were drowned by the noes
After the vote had beer taken Nee We
again declared that willard would NOT
h. in proper condition by March -. lite
reminded the Assembly men that h' had
been - pugilist and said he knew ~hat
he WIS talking about because he had
seen the champion working out. lie
added that he had been misuuot'd when
4, was said that he objected to pro-
motors coming from outside the state.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-15
GOVERNOR WILL NOT
INTERFERE With BOUT
Here Only to Attend Dinner.
Not to Investigate or
Dismiss Wcnck.

4 rumor that gainei grDind yester-
day afternoon To- the effect that -
Whitman would investigate the VIII
ard Moran boxing bout while in this
city and possibly might dismiss Chair
man r. ed a. Wenck of the State Attn
lc,ic Commission Is ~unfounded. the Gov
,rnor stated last night.
The Governor said ne intends To keen
his hands on. lie came here only "a
attend the dinner to County Chairman
kosnig.
The Governor said he was satisfied
with ,hr way Wenck has been doing
things. Tie Introduction Of Bernard \.
sanders name az a possible successor
to the commission chairmanship could
hc traced to no official source. He de-
Glazed he knew nothing about a quarrel
among the Commissioners and that he
has tn. greatest confidence in them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-15
BENJAMIN KAUPF Is
MODEST AT MARLIN
He's Going TO Show Cobb and
the Giants How to
Use Bats.
PLAY GAME IN A GALE


ss..,,x re- Mach ,s-yob, y
- 49,. ,t.. .u.,,.s
roster secretary VI '"e "'"''"' "'''eN
here early this morning conveying
pen,amin kanf and hearing tales OF adj
.--...- a.. ,.nn ,r,, ,rn,, N.w yor,,
venture VI" " VIC 'P
Jonn ana behn!' IL seems m!s~eH e'eIy
IRAN connection between a',a".a a"u
MaIIh ana 'neSe uc''.s . ,"u. ,n"a
nay 'ete Ie"'n'ns ,a'"p, - IL a..
TIME eettIus uo"n 10 business.
fiveo oetote oa!i'sh'' o"' 'a'e"u
catching up on MS steep ne ave III ea.N
eakias hunted up uIn,olnh a"u
some pats and was ou' ioi "'or"'ns pray
tce before III O'CLOCK. ,o,,
Nau" mas no. T',ie,a, sa,us This
season; As ne was start'ts lor ISL
PARK tnis morn.he III ueI'aIeu 80,
MAKE me >a',ohaIs pl,o"eis go
~ 80 H., ala -, anor,,ions
nm W V"',Fe. So H. ,his
can Va. ,'oo -, p.nnv
,sasHe. ne sa"' how 20 III, They
IN Ca,h a. cotnr 20 show mo M a;
y,a,,as ,n a rorrie Of weeks Well.
~ axoaI s,,n, s,r those
$3.50. Jo,., NAV, any excuses from
IT,"
Nou ,ha, no has settled his differences
win the New York club Ka,ry IL all at
ssn,,on IN business He did not get into
ths pructice gam, this afternoon. hut
took his regular turn In tho batting
order this morning. hitting h.tween
Nerkle and Fletcher. Fred Anderson.
formerly Of the Federal League. was the
{r., pitcher to serve KaufI. who started
training BY lining a long single to centre.
Kauf seems "A tribe Overweight an"
he put In much of his time TO-DAY ~
bunting practice. a Ireat w',ghl n-
ducer. This morning ne heated ever!
bat In sight ana lore we tape W, s"m
to get a good gr'' S"nn! e'ss Nv y"
W dozen OF his own spevi'i SIM Wv
the way down her. ann Wu'n ~. r.
rive Ne VIII MAKE IKE "'H''"'' w. w.
pitchers. ,oh IN
you can Pu. u" Ivy N,..av ",,,
FRIDAY ; game, NC - ~ ,.to,,,
nc ready nv ma u" ~ VICE
play an ~eNh'"','"h '''
team mere una "'N' IT. .,,h No.
Se,r'''!s 80 "a, po,,vcb
heard nothing from ''n'H'''-l -,
VINO II . n"'"'",' ava W. a., ,,,.
the 'luu Won" $500 P"
tract or'r.h 10 '.ouS.u ., ,.,.,
We "tered nm u" 800 -
N the OPTION u, sls"v" w" go, 10 I,
In Newark d''''re" rosuL .u.a
good b'g aalar! an" ! UNIV" Nv"
reasonapte' T.,
outhelhe' paNE '."n'r.>' n,,.
et'u IA mystery roS,'' ~ ,ta,,,
south by way OF tichn'hn ava ,''an..
In order that ,ne 'or','' ,"""
Hooertson III ','''rn'"' II, ,
snoMn,s Wy poh.r,sun vired
teieNho',e .ouNeIN".'" ~. 90
from Norfolk that he wd' Nhao'e !"
c,.l, IN. trim because his doctor had
-, a., III. c,uh officials
auNlSCu hks4ltFA - Wv
now believe tina; Robertson j. nl''ke'N
~ p"a' =" ,a., ,,ir,,r Ia
tne "n!ur! ne su'',' ,t,,sd
more serious IMAM ne nPS idIlil''e"'
Manager McGraw pulled = rev one
80, ~, Ia. uuaI mn t,s baseball
to-ua! "He'' ~ INC "' 80,
elevens ana played = Ken i''''E S"",'
The wind blew a gale again and made
0s,d,nc So DIFFICULT that each team car
ried Two extr;, ~outfeli ~. Nc,iraw.
Doo,r aud N,rlle did thc pitching. Nc
Cav. no, caring 70 .xoosr his regular
hurI.rs :, IN. wind and the risk uf get
49, or. arms