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The daily Alaskan., 1917-10-01

J. H. Ragan, brother of Mrs. Me Kenzie, arrived in Skagway Fri day night from American creek, near Fairbanks. MT. Ragan, Mrs. Mckenzie, and her nephew, Harry Farrel, exepect to leave Skagway Thursday on the steamer Spokane on their way to the old home in Niles, Kansas.
 The Skagway Shoe Repair Shop, Roy Sad, proprietor, has lately in stalled a Star shoe finisher and sewing machine, run by electricity, and Is now prepared to handle shoes in any quantity. MT. saad is very much pleased with his business and says that now he will be able to do the work quicker and to finish 1t off in better style.
 Crede Bonebrake and C. w. Cam eron returned on the train Satur- day night from their mining claims on the interior and report having had a satisfactory season. MT. Bone brake will leave for seattle on the Princess Sophia Thursday night but expects to return soon to Skagway'
The daily Alaskan., 1917-10-01
NIGHT LETTERS DISCONTINUED
 IrNTU CABLE IS REPAIRED

A message received by the ioeai cable office from Ketchikan states that the cable will probably not pc repaired until the last of the %eeA. Radio messages are at the present sfme AS hours behind schedule o", ing to the jam in the service anu night letters are ordered discontihu- cd until further notice.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-10-01

The Daily Alaskan has been somewhat handicapped the last te" days by the illness of Frank Doree' of the mechanical force. MT. Doree is better today, but is not able 'o bs at work. ...
The daily Alaskan., 1917-10-01
PIONEERS MEETING

Pioneer of Alaska Igloo No. l2 meets in regular session Monday night in the Arctic Brotherhood hall at S:30 p. m. All pioneers are, urged to be present.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-10-01
CAT MEAT IN GERMANY

Berlin, - several German com munes intending taxing cats, in or der that those who are unwilling to poy the taxes may be enabled to surrender them to the communal slaughter houses. A number of slaughter houses have been organ ized for cat meat. -.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-10-01
Only One "BROMO QUININE"

To get the genuine, call for the full nama LAXATIVE PROMO QUTNINE. Look for signature of
 D. ". GROVE. Cures 8 Cold in
 One Day, soc. Thu f, Advertisement.
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Trifirfcn.

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/ oiSic Gage ira &ii9bp, ", Cat, I'll
tit me aalb / Calumet, Micb.
Vnit. s. =. Gb%riitenier, gap'
iieIb, 0iS., bar mootnget aalo ira
TiboroS og Oslo Menigbcoer, Nib
Inno, WiS,, % pil iiIilptte aoloet
iioit / Srrli.
Rr. q. e. Sntcrbo, ser reiig.
nerebe fra fin 2Prerpoit peo getbonia
College lioitc Somunr, beisgte $50.
len forIeoen poo @ieuncmreiie til
@enb, Oregon, bpor ban tpnfer at
tiIbringe Sommeren.
Toit. 6. 30. EouIion bar re-
iigncrct ira Soar Menigbeb pco
SbeIoon g. q, % bar a.ttugct aalo
ira Gopron, Su., t~ioligere betient al
Haitor Self NpeS. W%eni9beoen peo
Sbcloou blcp orgoniIeret Tor TO aar
iiocn OF opisrte olIereoe iiior Cont
mer en- meget imuf airfc. 6or 6rem'
ti6cn fomnlcr Sen til at itaa | &oloS'
i~orbinocIic meo 3ion$ 0icni9beb oeo
&conoro, % 3. ". ISbcim oil milo.
lertioig tienc Tom aoloctS SreIt.
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SfsIec Wconc,cIic fra Tateutnbboiai

SfsIgc Wcssr,eIic fra T~atentnopoia'
terre @iuiarriou & Wcrdant. 925-
935 metropolitan 9ife glos.. Giune'
apoIis, Iiur., or Yatenter nrfrroigei
til fslgcnoe Spinbere / Winnelota'
Hortb 9atota % South Saiota:
G. ~. Beef, Gonaitota, g. 3, 9ug'
9oge Carrier; 9. 9. Srocfipdp, Wins
ncopoIiS, @iur, Slip; 8. W. @roipn,
%hitc Soct. z. 3, Yu5SIe; s. Suh'
iteiu, IimenpoIi5, Iiuu., Irtificial
Seq; :. Sapibiou, NTbert Sea, Iinn,.
Coupling Bolt; IS. 90. ellis, Nit
dell, g. 3, 3rtermittent Grip Sepicc
ior CAPTAINS; g. s. gn8linc, @ors
%tbiratorL Minn.. Sofa @eb; 5. g. Y.
Seiw1teir, Grnno SORTS, q. 3, Gibbs
Garment; 6. u. Sraier, &inneopolis,
Iimu.. @cl;ing got; IS. 6ueblcr.
%eroor 9. :. Sater grploIion CHI
aiue; G. 80, @rciiins. Ct. TanI'
Niru., Iodliue Tor Sreating 6iher;
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Cellar Soor; Z. W. Sicts, Wimeapo'
lis. @irr.. %Iantina; 6. u. 4edrnS,
TahreSpiIe, @tiun.. Bump for NO
tor @cbiclcS; :. ;. aeuneep, Sulutb'
Nirn., Suiturmcnt; 3. q. Sittle'
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Gas StooeS; :. q. Rcgfnltp, Win'
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aiue; @. Neliue, SuIutb. Ntun.
@csoIcue Corporation; s. g. Tpe.
SeIrihs. z. 8, Cuff 9inf 8uaro;
Is ". CpcrboIt. 0tiuneapolis, Ntnn,
Boring auo Grinding Tool; Y
Sbrears. SoIna. q. 8, Bag 3olNer;
Y. 8. ShulS 9onS, Winn-, grams
mitterscutsout Sepice; q. Z. sea
man. arpaL g. 3, Grimal yofe;
81 g. SIattern. minneapolis. NElHn
Safctp gusiue Granting Scoiee; =. y
SositaS. IaoScct, q. D, Sprina
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Siib @dIbir9 Nadine; u. 5. &opo'
fcrp. @ortbiustpn, @inn, YumF
Spol.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-25
Gm 20 aari9 Yroiesior
talot | &rtgcn.

Troiesior peb oct teologiife So
fiiltet peo l~lniperiitetet / Seip5ig,
Or. Gaipar HenG 8resorp, nGpnes
blanot De ialone i Ell al De ienere bio.
oige 8ampe. San melbte iig ionr
6ripiIlis itrar peo arigens Begun.
belle, os tiItroos for i'm bsie Ilber
= ban par beisans benimoo 6S Iar
= bar ban liseIaa tram oe iamuit.
tisbeosiuIo iom nogen llngoom |
Sieneiteu % uoisrte alt, ielu oct gro.
bette oe baaroeite, Irbeioe / Selten
meo gobt Sumsr. Sa ban Soften
1916 ieirebe i'm 20 Iars S~sbielsbas,
babe ban opnaaet at bli 8orporal,
% % han nplig faIot for en- %fienotIis
auele, par ban Ssitnant % aompa.
nifprer. 8regorp par amerifaner
al Sebiel % bapoe facet lin pioen'
ifabeIiae llbbanneIie peb DC t~eoIosiife
seminarier / philadelphia og
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-25
Zen isurcucoc Girfc.

Gen al Eoit. Wbite betientc
Wcnilbco / McacIIn Oregon, loger
OptagcIic / Spno0cn % oerme0 ! oct
me Samiuno.
- @Iuc Garth McuiQbco, Bat. z.
q. SrelitaoS aal6, forboicOe Trcite.
lenueu me0 500 Deo ii0it aiboIotc
MeuiQbeosmsoc.
- REQ GommencementieItIiAhCocr
ne Den Soc Wai q~roouerebe Yoit. Sc.
u. Nilien iom Bachelor Of Ginini'
IN" ira Nrincetou theological Scms
iuarD, &riuccton Neiu SSeriep.
Sra 81. RauI Wicuiabeo, Sof,
LAMB, Sal, Erelt s. s.. Berg. 0e
6orcbrag ON &utber oq H%eformatio.
men, iom bIco beapuot / @inter, men
ofbrINt / 6aitetiocn, iortIptteS M
pc0 Seuooa& Administrations.
- Sra %cittniten. Gen 2Obc Wai
icireOc bethlehem Mcuigbeo / Gocos
ma, @oib., Ei%oar9ieit. Spnooenler
nilbeoen % oen5 Yreit, Sroal, bar
in0bu0t til al bare mcO. On Gitcrs
mi00ogcn ifuIbc Frciterne Slcttes
Dahl Nolcn % Srbal tale. Se'tprTs
oifcu ituloe holoe5 uco sIitcngllo9s
~ticncitcn al 6ornlono SoIS.
Norcnc / DC uorifc lutbcrltc
&irfer / % nTr @apiicIb, Ntim., guu
Spu0ng Den 29oe @priI Ell Reiorma.
~tionsielt. Set itore SGlIe8for be.
itob al ca. - Stenmcr % bIep oiri.
Qcrct al Eoit. s. Nolporien Gen
9torife Snnooc). Som Soliitcr meb,
uirteoe Nils Rei@buS ira Babies
Seminary / Meo Using, MrS. (Tait.)
N~ulporien o0 8. ~. SnnabnllQ ira
oeu Sorcnc6c airfcS Seminar / ct.
NIntbonu Bart. Foit. ". ShcipeIauo
talte ON Nciornnutioncn.
Get QlGocr oS at tltnlle meobc-
lie bore SGIcrc % Eroi. :. q. Sill
nobla mango &cnner, at Erofe&ioren
itoitc Sproag tlnoe iorlu0e &oipitu,
let % fna fcnnnc hicIn iQien, mc06e.
Ter "@lltberonercn." Snaoommcn
fom nofioa plubicIig % uor nofioa
ifnrp % oIporIia Ell Stluno, men bur.
fig % Go0t &r0ctili inn % goo EIeic
tit bog bclNiapiS @uqt meo oen, iaa
ben Sngc inoeu i~orbolo3oi@ fort Gio
bcGnnotc at bcorc8, iuotiI ban Iom
opcuior oniGrt funoc iorIaoe Noipi-
tuIct Iibite @orOaQ. Set por ct Nu.
ioIo al NureiuaOonL Tom set tor
boabeS fan fuIoitpnoig opcrUiuoe3.
etriu otter grsueerempIartr al "Sccornb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-25

gelgien eIler 3pifIanb. alIe oisie
arbeios. "unpttise," iom Spiferne if.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-25

III RoromUro % er ligeiaa liolte AZ
al pure 2%lltbcroncrc iom ri or, og
ingcn norif Iutbcrif OicnigbeO bar
bel tprct mere qIoO / it lille airfc'
hus enc Sc or. TormonO :. Noro.
bp, 90 Gro2ic. Fnit. &. Socl, Soda,
Gnit. 80. e. MaIIer oq Eoit. s. u.
@ang, @ittcnbcrG, par tiIitcoe. Yait.
q. 9umoc par iuobu6t, uocn at fun-
nc barre tiIitcoc. SiQeiau par W}r.
Gam W}illcr, en- iul6blo08 Woblta.
ncr, tiIiteoc. San cr en- mcgct lpro
Wiono. en- ITO &lltbcrnncr og bciiobcr
line Tp0rc5 @cItalcnbeo / rigelig
NooI. Soc Gilbert oQ Gopio Gcco.
rub, bcQac ouint iom SoIte toltc I'll
6orinmlinacn / fine 6Gorc2 Slngc
muoI. Get por en- iiclocn beiti0clig
N~caipenbco, og bop6c Def life uGrct
for Hcguet % sc nGitcn uircmfom-
mcIiQc @eie, pilbe Scr uGrct en- itor
N}enrclteiforc ira ijcrnt % nHr til.
itc6c. On Nitcucu bar III in6buot iii
En6ioucrmiSiioncu / Wittcnbcra oQ
tiIbrngtc en- iicIhen hnQgcIig giten,
IDttenhc til Nlliif al Sn0ioncrlltttcr'
mes "@roiS @nno" oq SoIer al sc
iIcitc al openrGnnte SoIcrc. Oct
nar Ell itor Gag. - "6or 81. og
llun "
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-25
Zen Hurifc Snnuoc.

- 9oit. u. :. See bar reii9rcrei
ira iin StiIling pco @lenmooN Sam.
lchicn1.
- Iait. Suitin Gctcricu bIep ocr
2Ooc IS. inoicrt / Siour 8aIlcp 4}c'
nigheo. upr Rcmbrou0t, Soma, al
Tait. :. e. &ergeuiou.
IIle uorif.lutbcrife Meuigbc,
ser / Tacoma, @oib, boooc iGlIeS
ScitaubStieneitc &riiti Siumclinrts
oog. 17be oS. Bot. @iorntpcNt boIbt
norif, Goit. CronI enRcIif Grroifeu
8oit. 81. u. Gbriitcuieu ira
Stonpooo, @oib., ifnI Iigc citer On.
nohemsoet prnhife % holoc, ctpur
Toreoroa / @lue Gartbs&oIoet
(9ricelpn, Mtirn.), bcticHt al Bat.
&. 81 9almer.
: Rep 0ort ifaI ser Senbo9
Den 4oe Roocmber bolbcS en- Itor re.
formations. % SubiIrumSiclt. Gen
fol boIoes / 9lcnoemp Of Ntltiic. Wtou
bar onmooet Iormauo DR.. $. o..
Strb ON al boIoc SoDeotnlen; Ra.
'torerne 6. 9. goerion % Socr Cha
raloien ifaI ogloa tale.
3 Goelr o'GIIcne, S0nbo, bIir
ser RirfeinopieIic Sen0og Sen 36ic
S5Ini. @eniabe6en bar iot lit potrc
@u6SbuS / iulht fGroig Stu1o, %
man aier itore 6orbercoclicr I'll 3ei'
tioeIiaheben. aoniuI @icllano bar,
ii6eu ban fom til gperr, ncbIoat eft
Itort arbeioe for at fna airfcbD9nin'
gen fprbig. 6. M. ToSmnrf cr DE
n~iqbcocns Brett, o. Tormanb g. 6.
GoIS fra SeattIe fol iorctage SnO'
picIien. - "Raib. Soften"
= 8ilS Roic SpecialfonierenS
meSte hos Baft. Sbeo. Sofen'tao /
9[Ieronber, q. 9, fra Ben Soc I'll
1OSe Toi. Silitebc a Nreitcrnc
&oriou, 6rctbeim 6loomorf, @cgg,
GiSbo, SiGr, SofCnitao % Soalcr.
TsIgcuoc Iibnnblingcr bIeo oplUit
% bcbauoIet: Gen friiteIi8c Sri.
bcS," Sofenitnb; "9reiten % oct of
tenoe 9llb," SegQ; "SptugeIic al
me M%te0lenlnIer | W%tenlQhe0en,
@aaler; "ll0uGlaelicL" Ytoniou.
Inoen Tags Aiteu bolOteS @uoStic-
ucitc. @ait. SIuNmurf prGoife0e pna
Norif % GoIt. Irrt Nuolcr poo On
0cIif. Set bIeo beitcmt at meoe
iNicn iii Soften / y9iIIiiton % tn0bD'
Sc Sc rltnot @ilItiton bocnOe Trcitcr
al sc fouierereube Somiunh Ill Hc-
orlauiiatiouSmgoc.
Spu0ng Den 29bc gpriI bar
en- Mcrfcoog / Den noril httbcrltc
&uoiuucrmisiion8 @iitoric, iOct pao
0cn Tag Sen feritc Strife, bpggct az
norife &l~thcrauerc / gmcrifn for Sn'
Oinnere, bleu inouict. Set er Hro'.
&IreI &aCobion / @tttcnbcr9. @c'tnrcr
Tor SunoOeua characterization lom
har itaaet i Spioieu ior bette Sore
tuQel0e. &irfcn ct nuftert "6rame'
bouic," itaor ca. I WPiI moro for
NommcS @arncbicm oA cr bpg1et Tor
,<noiaucre, iom / De mango Nar Der
bar pprct Orrpct Su0inncrniSiiou /
Nitteuberg, bar belaqt W~tlsllonslto'
len. Oct pdr nof Yolt. Is. :. &om-
me, iom arlmblaa0c hcnnc ltisiion.
Sencrehen bIep ben / mango Nor be
itprct al Yait. &obio9 &nrIen, Der
nGit al Tait. 9. SopOe % @tr. Colt
ruO, inbtiI Yroi. Sarobion ruertoa
0cn. Mi3IinnSitolen bar porct iig
irem ira en- ringe @apuoeIie iuotil
bbuo Sen M er, en- itor Sfole me0 70
Barn og meh G%nIeOnina I'll al iaa
mango fIerc, on man boUoc Rlm ior
Dem. Suoianerue hor NOT life Ioa
Iiben SiIbcicIiaheh til at gao tiIbcQe
iii Ell uoirfiomt 2io % Of lcue pao
TorfqOre$ iimple Bis, bonoc hOo0
Nus % GoOe uugaar; men Be om'lllt'
Ter Sen friiteIige Religiou meb li8c.
iuo for aiGrligbeo iom til Grcmpcl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-25
StodbOlms
Snobp8gerantal.

Stocfbolm talte pr. Soc Sanuar
iaar 40S, 792 Snobpggere. geiolf.
ningstilperten bar / 1916 p4ret TO-.
1913 - ben ~iterite Gilbert, 9pen bar
bapt paa 10 glar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-25

Frinceton. San bar inoIast fig Scr.
tieneite peO inogaaenoe Stiloier al
grGife Saanoifrifter til oct npe Se-
ltamente.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-25

efriu otter Prsucerenplarcr al "Tccprab
Qpittu 10 Gco Nrucu"! WtutG'tc % met no
brcoie urriie gluo / SImcriiu.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-28
news on lie DAY CONCERNING CHICAGO

Dressed beef went up in price.
Fred Foss, 90, 1741 Mohawk, killed
by train.
Two coIored women "strong-arm-
ed" Edw. Jenne, 8O8 W. North av.
81.
John Thorpe admitted his story of
seeing slayer Of Kathryn Roller was
lie.
Frank Pencak, IS months, 2s15 w.
25th, chOked to death on piece of
cake.
Eight-year old boy sent to Parental
School on charge Of rObbing drunk
en- man.
Felix PHILIPPE Boyer wants divorce
from Mrs. Vineida Boyer. nfdelity
charged.
Citizens committee recommended
additional contagious hospital facili-
ties.
Lake county grand jury refused to
indict States Atty WEIGH on charge
Of accepting bride.
Dennis Hicks wants divorce from
Mrs. Hazel Hicks. Charges infdel-
ity. Named ThOs. Shields.
Mrs. Charlotte Taylor Stein, 1852
Jackson blvd, deaf mute, wants di-
vOrce from Jacob Stein, also deaf
mute
Teddea Bernardo and two COM
panions arrested on charge of plot
ting to kidnap his sweetheart from
Detroit.
Henry Eichoff, hospital orderly and
church student, sought as $4,000 !
gems disappeared from Henrotin |
hospital
Geo. Custer, 10, confessed holding
up Geo. w. Eggers, 428~ Normal !
pkWy., and Lyman R. Lathrop, 1925 !
S. Park av.
Jas. Duffy, 6Os N. Clark, arrested |
on charge of rObbing home of Oscar
Kirschke, 1912 COrnelia ay. Police
say he confessed.
Election Judges and clerks in 18th
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-28

ment Of Wilson.
Walter -Pennigsdorff, 13, 1922
! Orchard, missing.
Maud Gear and Helen Butler, West
ern Electric employees, missing.
A. F. Rogers, plumber, 1857 Prairie
aV., killed by street car.
Luke CoIleran, former detective
chief, filed mandamus for pension.
GottIieb SeUffer, So, married Min
ME MaTten, Is, his daughters chum.
DR.. Nance received letter urging
ordinance to authorize sale Of horse
meat.
Dynamite bomb found in rear of
Henry Hartman's barber shop, 737
w. Madison.
Charges filed against Det-Serg't
Edw. Mccormick for part in alleged
blackmail plot
Evanston plans bathing beach,
yacht harbor, fountain square and
auto boulevards.
Health Com'r Robertson says 5OO,-
900 pounds of food are thrown away
daily by Chicago folks.
Mrs. Elizabeth Baker, zoos Stew
art av., suicide. Poison. Didn't want
to be drawback to daughter.
Lewis Pollard, 20, 17O5 S. Latin,
held to grand jury on serious charge
made by daughter, Mabel, 20.
Hugh Gibbons, 10, 2129 N. Racine
aY., who disappeared March 16, is
home. Wanted to be an engineer.
Jos. o. Kostner sued for recovery
OF Sc, 900 property given him by Hugo
L. Pftte as security for loan.
VIM. Stein, 3736 w. 18th, shot and
killed in junk shop, 514 S. DespIaines
St, by one Of three boy bandits, from
12itO IS years old.
Frederick w. DibbIe, Glen EIIyn,
mgr. of Union Horse Nail Co., com
mitted suicide in KenOsha santa
rum. Cut throat with razor.
Ralph c. Bennett, ex-ass't states
atty Saws he will flo oborrro. e., H.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-14

military cracks more so than any ex-
hibitiOn Of pitching.
COyne Makes Reservations.
Secretary J. NJ COyne is making
plans for the reception OF one OF the
largest crowds that have attended a
game in this city in many years. The
total number Of paid admissions TO
the game last sunday was 1920. and
the players got quite a nice little cut
out OF It. although large share Of
the receipts went TO the park man
agement for the use Of the rough
field. BOX seat reservations can be
made by calling secretary COyne at
64l2, and as many have already done
this there are very Few seats LETT in
the stand
The two teams are indebted TO
SergL Westermanu, manager OF the
army nine for his efforts in obtain
ing the services OF q big steam roller
with which 20 roll the field
As a result the ground was
much better than usual last sun
day and there were not SO many
errors. In the past the diamond
has been full OF holes due 90 the
fact that football is played on
Saturday at the park, and the In
field of both teams have found IL
a difficult matter TO ndjudEe n
ball correctly.
Practically the same lineup VIII be
used by manager Red Livingston Of
the H4.AAa---aa AHaA-.H aH.a..a a.aaA 10 aHNH
emanating from headquarters OF the
civilian nine Fred Buns0n is q fix
ture over on first base. while either
Duty or little Armendariz viii 20 into
the keystone position. At shortstOp
Medina is in q class by himself and
the City leaEuers are particularly
strong at the third sack with Chap
parO on the job.
Galegos played a good game in
left field sunday afternoon. and
showed that he can hold that Job in
the next game. provided that Al Ad-
kins cannot come out Carberrr, as
the most valuable little man on the
civilian team aside from Fisher him
self. will be in center. and Armendariz
IN the right garden
Chacon Best OF AL
ChacOu, Of course. is the choice OF
the catchers' position and this capa-
bic baclzstop Will be on the job sun
day. During the past two games Cha
con has played with an injured hand,
but 10 has now nearly healed and his
good right arm viii be even more
powerful in the sixth game Of the
series.
The 9th Infantry band Will be
on hand. Due to n misuuderstand-
ing IL was thought that the band
which has been doing such good
work was the ;i4th Infantry. hut IL
H. the 9th and the fans will be
glad TO see IL out in its old pO-
sitiOn.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-14
BOSTON RED SOX
WILL PAY SALARY

Albany, y. Y, Nov. 14.-Under a de-
cision by the court Of appeals Tues
day the Boston American league club
viii have TO pay TO the Baseball
Players Fraternity S1.4S0. the differ
ence between the salary called for in
the Red SOx contract Of pitcher hury
n. Casey HaEemau in 1912 and what
he actually received that season play
ing with Jersey City, then in the In
terna ti0nal league
Hageman was transferred to Jersey
City against his viii and an unsuc-
cessful attempt subsequently was
made to transfer him to Denver and
Western league. The pitcher then
assigned his salary claim TO the
Baseball Players Fraternity.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-14
CHURCH LEAGUE
To PLAY AGAIN
Teams viii Clash Saturday
Night at Big Associa
ton Gymnasium.

The Church league basket ball
schedule for Saturday Of this week
viii bring the following teams to-
gether-
$50 oclock-First Christian and
First Presbyterian.
500 oclock-CathedraI and First
Methodist
$50 ocIolk-First Baptist and TVest-
minister Presbyterian.
$500 ocIock-Trinity Methodist and
Mexican Methodist
$50 oclock-Calvary Baptist and
Mount Sinai
Every game promises to be a fast.
close one with the exception Of the
Trinity and Mexican Methodist match
in which the former viii outweigh
their opponents by many pounds i'm
addition to being more experienced.
The Mexican boys however, have all
ways had the reputation of having
made their yictOrs work for a win
and the big fellows viii have 10
sweat for every point I'm this game.
10 viii be hard TO pick a feature game
OF the other four contests although
the battle between the First Chris
tians VIII be an effort TO avoid the
leadership Of the basement division.
The standing
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DISCUSS
4 NE " LEAGUE
Magnates in Convention
Propose Redistricting Of
Minor League Clubs.

Louisville. ky, Nov. 14.-Forma-
ton OF a new league to include the
Louisville. Indianapolis and Toledo
clubs Of the American association and
certain clubs OF the international
league received serious setback
Tuesday night when A r. Tearney Of
Chicago. president OF the Three-I
league. who offered resolution re-
auesting the redistrictins OF clubs in
minor league territory amended 10 TO
include only league OF B or lower
The resolution which would have
enabled the dissatisfied clubs OF the
American association TO carry out
their merger was received with oppo-
sitiOu when presented TO a committee
appointed to change the constitution
OF the national association Of baseball
lea cues.
When the convention recouvenes the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-14

resolution VIII be presented for pass
age Tearney wants a committee OF
three appointed with fun power TO
act on readiustment Of territory and
q realiEnmeut OF clubs as a war meas
urc.
Tearney also viii make a fight for
the rehabilitation Of all LEAGUES
and FOR the reduction OF the present
membership Of the national board Of
arbitration from ten TO five
The board is uuWieldy at present
TcIruev said "Tts members are scat
tered in an corners OF the country
What we should have Is a compact
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-14

II has been laid down by ordinance
that the city physician must attend
poor people free of charge
H. s Shannon, secretary Of the shan
non Copper company at Clifton, Ariz..
is in the city.
VIM. Stockweu, secretary Of the
local lodge Of the order Of Railway
Conductors, came in this morning
from Houston, where he has been for
several days on brotherhood business.
The twentieth yellow fever case
was unearthed in san Antonio today.
II the present business depression
continues as q result OF the Guaran-
tine, the local hotels announce that
they Will have 20 go out OF business.
James Hit, representing the Allan
n News, Is In the city from Atlanta.
georgia, gathering data on a special
article which he is preparing on this
section.
A burglar entered the summer cot
tages of W S. 1IcCUtcheon and d. N.
Payne on the reservation last night
az CioudcrOtt and stole some bedding
and other articles, but he was dis
covered by the warden. Jack Hollis
ter, who fired at the intruder and re-
covered the stolen stuff
party Of prominent mining men
who have Just returned from the IA
nous MOcteZuma mining district Of
Sonora spent last evening in the CITY
and declare themselves enthusiastic
~ 1A -A+1 A-A--A1A 81 NA-AlEe OF LAdL STATE
IEey were J. ~ Bowie. OF Weather
ford, Texas; J. W Amerman. OF kan
sas City; r W. Richmond, Of Adams.
Mass, and Alfred Baker, Of Pleasan-
ton. Kan.
The board OF governors OF the Ma
tonal Structural Building Trades Al
lance, in secret session In Boston.
Mass. decided today that a general
strike viii be inaugurated in the
principal building trades I'm New
Ork unless the existing difficulties
of the Building Trades Employers as /
ISOLATION and Iron league with the /
Bridge and Structural Irouworkers ]
are speedily adjusted.
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lIARRIOT ID -.

board 20 devote a considerable part
d It's tine % minor league affairs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-14

J. G. MeEIroy, general contractor.
Pm. 5544-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-14
CHAMPION LEONARD
WILL MEET KIRKE

Denver. Colo, Nov. IA permit
for the boxing match between Benny
Leonard. lightweight champion, and
Sailor Kirke of Denver, for Thanks
giving eve here was granted Tuesday
by Dewey c. Bailey, city manager Of
safety, despite several protests filed
against the exhibition.
Mr. Bailey said among the protests
only one was from a clergyman and
he considered Leouard's trip through
the west a patriotic affair. inasmuch
as Leonard as q lieutenant in the
United States army, has been granted
permission for the trip by army au-
thorities and part Of the proceeds are
to be devoted to patriotic causes.
The match is under the direction OF
the local Elks lodge.