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The Washington times., 1916-02-07
FORMER GUARDSNEN
WILL MEET TONIGHT
Colonel SimmS to Call to Order
Gathering to Organize Mill
tary Legion.

More thaA eNRcN hundred former Ma
tlonal 0uardsmen or members OF the
historic military organizations that pre-
ceded the organization of the Guard,
Will participate in the organization OF
the Military Service Legion OF the Dis
triet at the L street armory this even-
ing.
Col. r. Douglas Simms will explain
the objects of the proposed organlza-
tion.
The objects Of the organization are to
bring together such of the 10000 men
who have had military training in the
National Guard, the Washington Light
Infantry, the National Rifles, the Cor
coran Cadets, the National Fenclhles,
the Emmet Guard, for the purpose OF
helping in building up the National
Guard, and to form an auxiliary to that
organization.
1t is expected F. 7. Moran, president
Of the Chamber OF Commerce; Ross =.
Andrews. president of the Retail Mer-
chants Association. Gen. William Y.
Harvey, Gen. Charles Ourand, Col G.
Fred Cook. Capt James r. Oyster, Col.
Henry May, ]. Miller Kenyon. and q
number OF other nro,n!ncAt citizens of
the District, will speak. All of these
have signlfied their intention of Joining
in the movement and have asked TO bG
permitted to take an active part in the
work the legion proposes to do In build
ing up an interest in the national guard.
The Washington times., 1916-02-07
Conrad II. syne, James Francis
smith AANORReYn.

IN THE SUPREME COURT oR THE IIa-
TRIcT OF COLUMBIA. HOLDING 4
land for the opening. widening, and eSten-
sion OF alleys In squares ieSS and loo3, in tne
District ' o. hetsl; lixen Thai tbs con-.
missIonerS OF the District OF Columbia pGr-
suant to the provisions Of section 1905 10 re-.
the District OF Columbia, have filed Ped
ton in this Court praying the cOndenlnR GOA
Ing, and extension Of aieys in square 1pta.
bounded by street north, B street ucrt'.
Fourteenth ssst eSss apa ia ES,rsn SI s;TSs siTSs
2 street, Fifteenth street east, and i,ei-
nessee avenue, in the District Of Columbis.
petition, as part thereof, and praying also
that = jury Of ave judicious disinterest.d
men, not related to any person interested IN
employment OF the District OF Columbia or q.
the United States be summoned by the United
states marshal for the District Of Colum o!a
10 assess the damages each owner OF land 10
be taken may sustain by reason OF the open
ing, extension and wiasning eid S me me % sSid
| essary for the purposes thereof, and TO a.
SesS as dement's resulting therefronl the en-
| expenses OF these proceedings, upon each lot
or part Of lot or parcel OF land in the squA,p
or block in which SAID alley or minor minor stI"e
| upon each lot part Of lot, or parcel OF grcnnl
| in the squares or blocks confronting the said
ing, extension. and widening in the Dropor.
| lion that the said jury may ind said ictH
| parts OF lots or parcels Of land will be beT-
sntkd as provided for in and by the aio:N
II II, by the court, this 2Sth day OF ian
nary, A. y. 1916. ORDERED, That all Lyr.
sons having any interest in these proceedings
be. and they are hereby, warned and Cor-
manded TO appear in this Court on or b2Go.,
| the 95th day Of February, A. D. 1915, at t.,
| o'clock A. NJ. and continue in attenisTc"
! until the Court shall have made it's SnAl a.
der ratIfyinE ana confirming the awsri o..
damages and the assessment OF benefits ~
! the Jury to be empaneled and sworn here,'i.
| and II Is fuTther ORDERED, That sopW .
! this notice and order be published twice =
! week for three successive weeks in th'
| washington Evening Star, the WASHING -
! Post aud The Washington Times, nsWSpa
| pers published in the said District. commeIc
| ing AZ least twenty days before the said @il1
day of February, A. u. 1915. 1t iS iurth"r
| ORDERED, That a copy OF this notice - 4
| order be served by the United states marsha
| or his deputies, upon each Of the owners
| the fee Of the land TO he condemned here
as may be found by the said marshal. o. rs
! deputies. within the District of Coluab'r
before the said s5th day Of February, A.. 4.
| CSeaD. A true copy-Telt: J. II. IOU&G.
| Clerk. By r. L. CUNNINGHAM. AssiSIG :
II
The Washington times., 1916-02-07

Sarah h. Wallace. IS years. 7I3 Eighth street
northeast.
James ii, slee. so years. 40 East Capitol
Elizabeth Ahern, IS years. 50 Irving street
Northwest.
Joseph F. Deutchman. 2s years. Government
Hospital for the Insane.
William L. simmons 81 years, and Third
streets northeast.
Michael Mccarthy, 10 years. United states
soldiers Home, -. e.
Margaret F. HsIliE. 50 years. 27l2 Sherman
Hamilton Woodysrd. 10 years. SIS Sixth street
northwest.
Mihrsm EaIps 50 years, lisa Corcorsn street
Fred Price, GO years, 5as Tenth street south.
east.
Elisha 9. Etchson, 60 years, Emergency HOs-
p!tal.
Andrew J. FergusOn, So years. 5Oe Seventh
street southeast.
Elisha J., Beacham s. Naval Hospital.
Ralph Helphenstine, 3S tuberculosis Hos
BridEet Donohue, IS years. Providence Hos
Charles A, KnOckey. s7 years, ns Seventh
street northeast.
EVELYN {. Athey. : months, Canal road,
william J, Deanc years, a-a NJ street
southwest.
vireinia c. Allen. 55 years, l122 South Caro-
lima avenue southeast.
Ara G, Middleton, 10 months :24S Twelfth
street northwest
Joscphine beverly, IS years. I727 Clicks alley
Eliza sprIggs. 20 years, Tubercal Hos.
pltal.
Carolina Grimes so years, Washington Asy-
lum Hospital,
Della NJ Garrett, % years, 1915 Riggs street
northwest.
Samuel \. Brown. s. years I3i Eighth street
southv vest,
Sadie straight. so years, .7s5 Rock court
northwest.
Albert Miller, So years. s. Dix street north
east
Sarah A. Jackson, Il years. 9I3 C stree.
southwest,
Ida Newman 90 years. Freedmen's Hospital
The Washington times., 1916-02-07

SEALED PROPOSALS in triplieate Viii he
received by the Quartermaster General o.
D. M, Eastern time March 6. 1916, for fur-
nishlng Stationery. Qfhco Supplies and Office
Tools (schedule No. ~: Toilet Articles. seap
aud Cleaning Materials (Schednle No. g.:
Cordqgc, CanNgs and Burlsp Schedule 30
a.; Packing. Waste. ana Hose tSchedulo No
81; for delivery during the ascnl year isi5
depots or the Quarterma steF ''orps iEfed iu
schedule. Schedules furnished 81 suyl',a .
ton - QuartermaEtrT Gc1eval. 4. >. .Nrntv.
Washington, u. e.. or bv Drpr' puaVsr,nua-
ter L. s. Army Washington, ID. c.
The Washington times., 1916-02-07
Vital Records
Rirtha.

Clarence r. and Margaret Wineniilsr, boy.
Angelo ana Josephine ScRrpuIo, boy.
Oscar B. and Doris PiRg, girl.
Dion h. and Dorothy b. Kerr, boy,
John V. and Annie Al. jenkins, boy.
William J. and Mamie {. Duckett BOY.
Philip and Grace Capone, girl.
Ernest and Frances CatuCci, boy.
Aubrey and Emma Combs, girl.
Francis e.. and Frances c. COnnick. boy
Frank and Ftlomena Boccabella, boy.
Lawrence and Agatha Bruno, 10y,
Frances +. and Louisa q. Allen, hoy.
John H.. and Frances b. B. Wendell, girl.
Cameron and Florence Siliing. BOY.
Ralph Il. and Marie b. Pratt boy,
Robert s. and Ruth Porter, boy.
William IL. and ETHEL A. Norris. boy.
Frederick w. and Ciarrita Cissel. Ooy.
Clayton q. and Myrtle Birch, girl
Peter and Athneas Berries, boy.
Frederick and Carrie Burkhard. hoy,
William II. and LILLIAN Berry, girl.
Edgar and Rose Barker, boy
Clarence and Victoria West, boy.
William and Bessie Washington. girl.
Robert and Martha Turner girl.
Percy and Lavina Thornton, girl.
Thomas and Elberta Manning, girl.
Charlie and Annie Lewis, girl.
Leon 81. and Cora s. Humphrey. girl.
Wyeth and Rosa Frazier, boy.
Charles w. and Harriet Ducket girl.
William and Sarah j. Catlett, girl.
Marshall and Gertrude Brown
Moses and Mamie WOOdson girl.
William and Elizabeth Washington, girl.
Edward II. and Irene Ross. boy.
Dudley j. and Lillian Proctor, girl.
William j. and Sarah Proctor. girl.
James and Bessie Nelson, boy.
Iiezekiah and Blanche johnson, boy.
Frank and Sarah Frazier, boy.
James g. and VeTney Chllds. boy.
Clarence and Ella Chappelle, Girl.
The Washington times., 1916-02-07
FOR SALE OK EXCHANGE
LEGAL NOTICES
Conrad II. syn,e, JaneN FPanci,
Smith A1faRnawa


Smith. Attorneys.
IN THE SURPRISING cUUkT or THU DIS.
It, TRIGL OF SoLCMBiA. HOLDING a
DISTRICT COCRT.-In 70: Opening, WIDEN
ing. and extension Ot alleys in squares sosg,
700, and sllt In the district Of ColsnlbIa.--
given that the corhmiSsioneTS Of the District
or Columbia, pursuant 70 the provisions Of
,SSuon sec on isos @ to section & Ices inclusive. Of
have MED pttition IN this court praying
the condemnation OF the land necessary for
in SQUARE 2sSs. bounded By Chaplin street.
Clifton street, Fourteenth street west, aud
Fifteenth street west; square 7ot5, bounded by
Lamont street. Kenyon street Warder street.
and Park place, and square Jiil bounded by
street north. Thomas street, First street
Columbia. as shown on a plat map hiod
with the said petition, as part thereof and
praying also tnRt Jury Of nve judicioS.
digiEtefeBted men, not related 10 any perEon
interested IN these proceedings and not in the
service vr employment OF the District OF 20
lUmbia or OF the United states be summoned
by the United states marshal for the district
OF Columbia to assess the damages tacn
owner OF land to be taken may sustain by
reason Of the openins, extension. and widen
ing Of the said alley. and the condemnation
OF the land necessary for the purposes there
from The entire amount OF Said damage. in
cluding the expenses OF these proceedings,
upon each lot or part Of lot or parcel Of ianI
in the square or block In which said alley
or minor street ls 10 be opened, extended,
and widened. and upon each lot, part Of LOT
or parcel OF GROUND IN the squares Or ploC6H
confronting the said square. which viii
benefited by said opening. extension, ana
widening In the proportion that the SAID
jury may find said lots, parts OF lots. or par-
cells Of land Will be benefited provided IoE
in and by the aforesaid code OF law.
1t 10, by the Court, this 18th iay OF Janu-
AIRY. A. D. 1916, ORDERED, That all persons
having any interest in these proceeding Dc,
and they are hereby. warned and commau1-
ed to appear In thia Court on or before the
26th day Of February. A. D.. 1915. ut ten
o clock A. M, and continue In attendancs
until the Court shall have made its final o.
der ratifying and confirming the award OF
damages and the assessment, Of dement's q.
the Jury TO be empaneled and sworn herein:
and IL is further ORDERED That copy
this notice and order be published twice =.
week for three successive weeks in the wash
ington Evening Star, The Washington Times.
and the washington Herald. newspapers put-
lished in the said District, commencine
least twenty days before the said 18th ,'Sy ..
February. A. b. 1915. II is further OR
DERED, That copy Of this notice and q %
der be served by the United States marSIsl.
or his deputies. upon each OF che owners o.
the fee Of the land to be condemned herein
as may be found by the said marshal 0r his
deputies, within the District Of Columbia,
before the said 25th day Of February. \. -.
1916 BY the Court, r. L. SIDDoNS, Justice.
(seal.) A true copy-Test: J. r. YOUNG,
clerk BY r. E. CUNNINGHAM, Ass!stsn:
The Washington times., 1916-02-07
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.

ArrIved-Celtic. at Boston; Chester. at
Monrovia; Culgoa. at Guantanamo
Cyolops, at Guantanamo; Glacier and
Iris. at San Diego: Kansas. at Cuatro
ReEles Channel: Leonldas. at Mare
Island; Potomac. at Cristobal; Proteus
at San Francisco: Rainbow. at Yorba
Buena. San Francisco: Saturn. at I'll
buron; Washington. at New York yard.
Sailed-Jason, from Lambert Point for
CriEtobal; submarines XII and K-2,
from KY West for Tampa; O'Brien.
from Key West for Guacanayabo bay;
Tallahassee. from Kew West for Tampa
Wordon, from, Key West for Tampa.
NOTES.
Orders have been issued to convert
the collier Saturn into a tender for duty
In connection with the Alaska radio sta
lions. The vessel will sail about May /
from the Mare Island yard for Alaska.
The Albany will proceed from Bremen
ton to Seattle about the 18th inst for
duty as the relief of the VicksburS Tor
duty with the Washington Naval Militia
Willie the latter vessel undergoes a
three-months overhaul at the Brcmer-
ton yard.
Tho following vessels have been 6esig-
mated to participate in the Mardi Gras
celebrations at the following places
Flusser. Terry. and Monaghan. at New
OrleRns; Preston, Reid and Lamson at
Mobile; Roe and Wake at Apalachicola
The Perry and Glacier now at San
Diego, will proceed to the Mare Island
yard. arriving about the 9Th inst
The Washington times., 1916-02-07
First Fox Shooting
Case Is Dismissed

The first prosecution in MONTGOMERY
county under the law prohibtinE the
shooting of foxes while being chased by
hounds in charge Of huntsmen, was held
Saturday in Rockville A Hunting Hill
huntsman was accused of interrupting
a fox chase near Travilah by shooting
the fleeing animal, but the case against
him was dismissed when ii could not be
established that the animal was kille l
by him. The law prohibiting the killing
Of fox while in chase was passed by
the Maryland legislature in 1900.
The Washington times., 1916-02-07
UNCLASSIFIED.
Chatham COunty. Ca.

Chatham County, Ga. One experienced load
burner who understands the manufacture OF
sulphuric acid. Any nationality Married
preferred. fi25 per month. Must furnish
District OF Columbia.
District of Columbia. Stenographer and type
writer female age IL TO IS, for patent work
Must be accurate. f25 per month with ad-
Vancefnent TO right party. Permanent II
satisfactory.
The Washington times., 1916-02-07
Army and Navy
ARMY.

Lieut.. Col. Charles r. Krauthoff.
Quartermaster Corns, relieved from as
signment as assistant 10 the quarter
master. Third Division.
Leave for one month on surgeons GER
tifcate of disability granted Lieut.. Col
Abraham Z. Burlington, Infantry.
First Lieut.. Cortland Parker. Fourth
Field Artillery, detailed as inspector
Instructor, organized militia of Massa-
chusetts, and upon arrival in the United
States to Boston,
The Washington times., 1916-02-07
Digtrict Of COIumbia,
DOMESTICS.
Virginia.

S67--sOO9. Alexandria CO. one Jingle or mar
ried woman without children for cooking
and general housework. Swede or Nor
wegian. SIS Pm and home. Tr. adv. frun
New York and deducted.
The Washington times., 1916-02-07
PROPOSALS

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Washington.
ID. a., February ], 1915. Scaled proposals Viii
be received BY the General Supply Commit, &c
at its office in Washington, -. g.. untn, .
o'clock y. M, Monday. Narch s. lSI6, Rnd
then publicly opened, for furnlshing. as tCvr
may be ordered from time - riule durinE tho
fiscal year beginning July |. 1915 aud ending
June go 1911, materials. supplies, AMI epuip-
ment described in the General Schedule O..
Supplies, Tor use In Washington Icy the cN.
eCutivC departments aud other embellishments
OF the Government OF the Hnitei states o.
America, and issued from Washington tC ne I
services OF the Departments or the GreaEsrF
and Justice; also all stationery suppffes -
Quircd for the field services OF the Treasary
Department. with The exception OF field Of
hces loca ted In foreign countries; also Tor
hling furniture and bookcases for the Fed
eral buildings service under control OF tho
Treasury Department: and for such special
field service deliveries as are set forth unds :
the various classes I'm the proposals. Pro-
pOsals must be made out In accordance with
instructions and on hlsnks which win be sent
upon application 10 the General supply Com
mittec, Washington, ID. c. Prospective I'D
ders, when applying for uons, Hhoul /
state the kind OF supplies In which they are
interested w. q. McADOO, Secretary @,
the Treasury.
The Washington times., 1916-02-07
NAVY.

Lieut.. g. g) G. d. Murray to Boston
inspection of aeronautic material. Ems
p. c. Sweeney. to treatment Naval Hos.
pital Washington d. c.
The Washington times., 1916-02-07
BULLETIN OF AVAILABLE OPPORTUNITIES

- - - - - - ~ NIL
Detailed information coneernin
be secured free Of charge upon app
BUREAU OF INFORMATION. u
OF LABOR, sO1
KEY TO ABBREVIATIoNs USED,
ing. PM-Per month. PW-Per week.
Free board and lodging. HGF&M-Ju
ES-English speaking. EXp-BxperieT
advanced under favorable Conditions.
Unless otherwise stated, Il will be
= permanent nature. and the help is az
FARM LABORER
Maryland.
S7O-543s. Baltimore Co. one married man
for general farm work. Any Es. 4 cows
EXP. Children permitted. $40 Pm year
round. house. garden, fuel and milk. wife
to help at washing
Virginia.
s7O--9597. Orange Co. One married man for
milking. gardening. otc. Belgian. Nor.
weEian or German. other white ps EXP.
or green. Children permitted. n very small.
No Tr, 500 per apnum at first, board and
fuel.
Connecticut. -
S7o-7Oi7. Connecticut. Near Hartford, Conn
Wanted about 800 Negro farm laborera for
tobacco culture Experienced men t2.25 per
day, others ti.75 PD. unfurnished house.
khFuen ana Iuel free. some WORK Tor
women at cooking and laundry work. Roth
married and single wanted. Wanted about
April ].
District Of Columbia.
Farm near Washington. married man wanted
az $40 per month, including unfurnished
mouse. Harden. fuel and vegetables. Musi
have some exp.
COMMON LABOR.
Maryland.
He-lta. Baltimore Co. wanted ten OF
twelve boys about sixteen years OF age "a
break ends of blowers pipes-seni-rOugh
work. 81 PW tn start. When proficient will
earn 81 TO $3.50 Pw.
Pennsylvania.
6sl-@. Fayette Co. Unlimited number OF
machine miners arr coke drawers desired.
Austrians and any others Married ai
single 45c, 4sc and SEC for is.bushs
wagon. Drawing coke at 81. .o5 and N.i5 per
oven. No Tr
69l-@. Fayette Co. Unlimited number o.
coal miners and coke drawers wanted
Polish preferred-any others. Married OF
single. 4bc and 55c for 80 buHhel wagon
Tr
6sl-55. Centre Co. Wanted 200 miners and
mine leaders. Slavonian. Married or sin.
gle. Pick miners 12c per ton. ioadefs 42C
per ton. hours PD.
The Washington times., 1916-02-07
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
New York.

BARGAINS cash. s. monthly. buys 3 iot,
on Long Island. Now York run price so
lonly s. each). VAIL. l33 Willilm st., Ncw
IOrk city.
The Washington times., 1916-02-07

~ - ~ ~ N<lN ~ 80 ~ ~
I the following opportunities may
ication to
NITED STATES DEPARTMENT
MILLS BUILDING.
BL&W-Free board, lodging and wash
day. PH-Per hour. BAL
furnished house, garden, fuel and milk.
'ed' TT. Adv.-TFansportation may be
that al opportunities are Of
lired as soon AZ possible.
TRADES.
Indiana.
pG3-S: Lake Co. Fifteen sduesger moldsrS
desired. Married or single. A-sS PD.
Michigan.
s7e-i5O2. Chippewa co. Twenty-Five expert.
enced canvas glove makers wanted. Mar
ried or single. Women and girls preferred
men men accepted: Wages depend on ability
New York.
S9a-S2. Erie Co. Machinists and assemolerr
wanted when positions are open. Any na.
sS%e 70 sSc sI pH. asSsmssI" g. Soc 'Sii to Sc pH
S7s-iiIs, Erie CO, Unlimited number of ma.
Married do Or single s2I2c RI and up. Nc
Philadelphia.
3S-62. Philadelphia. Large carpet manu-
factnrer wants 800 male and female wesv.
ers TO work on machines making carpets
rugs, blankets, cloth. etc. Any nationality
Piecswork Ctll to tls per weelO. Must tUI.
nisb own transportation. Permanent. $
STs-lt7. cuyahoGa Co. Wanted about Siy'
teen car dlSmAntlere for eondsmned rail
road cars. Any BS, Single. PieceWOTk
No TT. . hrs. PD in winter. 10 hrs I'D IA
summer.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-24

have filled up the Third Infantry. now
at the border.
This office has no connection what
ever with volunteers. however. l will
take It upon myself personally to speak
to Colonel Gantenbeln. as you request.
"Our recruiting officer for the Third
Infantry will be at Eugene July 80. 81
and August /. and at Roseburg August
4, s, and 6. These two towns are prob.
ably the closest he will get to your
city. and take this occasion to inform
you that any men between the ages Of
Is and As years. physically qualified,
who desire to enlist for duty at the
border. should go to these towns. at
their own expense. The recruiting OH.
Ger would receive them at these points
and from there on there would be no
additional expense to those applying.
We have orders to the effect that those
enlisting at this time will be forward.
ed to the Mexican border. l feel as
though possibly there are few young
men at each town desiring to enlist, so
I am forwarding this information. ask.
ing you to please give II to those In
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-24
Me&ord IS humbled
by Fast, Clean Playing
Continued from Page !

of trouble makers then turned upon the
poor, one.armed umpire, and talked the
latter into letting him go back to sec.
ond. The ground rules made before
the game. according to Manager Watt,
said that runner could make as many
bases as possible. but had to make
them all when the ball went out of fair
territory. Shorty tried to make four
bases on the ball that went among the
autos. and when caught insisted that
he would be allowed only two. and
hence was not out at the plate.
1t was a great day for Lyle Bigbee
He allowed only two hits. and one of
them could have been called an error.
1t was . pop inheld fly. and dropped be.
tween Bigbee. Nelson and Bogart.
klamath Falls hammered Ads siebsrts.
the Medford pitcher. for ten biuslss.
everybody except Bowden and Jolly
setting at least one. The big clout Of
the game was = two-basssr By Car.
man, which went far over the left asld
fence.
The run getting commenced In the
fourth. when Bosart lived on an error
BY Miles. Nelson hit. Eisbss Lived on
an error by schols, and Greenwood
smashed q clean one to right asld. Two
more were annexed In the nth without
q hit. Here Miles again figured strong.
ly in Klamath's scoring.
The ninth was . regular slusfest.
Clarke started with Q double to right.
Jolly sent him to third on q saeriaes
ny. Carman sent one over the fence. |
Bosat drove one through short, and
Nelson reached Arst on q bullet clout
mat made Miles jump into the air and
'et the ball 90 under his feet.
Four new men appeared IN Msdford
suits. 7. Baker and G. Baker from
Loo1 from Oregon Asrieul.
'ufa College. and MaIutyrs fsom
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-24
Notice 70 crsdltors

Notice 10 hereby given that the %.
dcrsigned has been duly appointed a.
mlnistrstor Of tho estate Of william X
Lockmon. deceased. by tho county ooan
OF klamath county. Oregon. and all pss
sons having claims against said sstah
are required to present same TO n u
the law once Of r. c. 0rossbeck. b
klamath Falls. Oregon. within ~
months from tho datc Of this noties,
verified as by law required.
Dated at Klamath Falls. Oregon. July
-. 1915.
ROBERT L. DAVIDSON.
Administrator OF the Estate Of William
II. Lockmon. deceased.
3t3l7.i%-3i
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-07-24

Northern California. Not one OF them
got n hit OF Bigbee. although Loof'
showed some Tucker Johnson activity
In center field.
Medford was very confident before
the game But when Bigbee struck
out the first two men at bat In tho ilrst
inning. enthusiasm began to wane. Five
men faced Bigbee In the fourth inning.
and In all other innings not moro than
four faced him. In four Of tho innings
only three batters stepped into the bat.
ter's box.
Here are some particulars on the
struggle: