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El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-03-01
TRIsTE DEFUNcIoN
E.. VIGIL.

Cordova, N. M, Feb. II, 1917.
Sr. editor de "El Nuevo Mexicano'
Muy senior INFO:
lSfrvase insertar en- las Columns de
81 periodico la siguiente defunci6n:
lei dfa II de Febrero expire su d.
timo suspiro, a la una de la mafiana,
DIONISIO MONDRAGON, a la edad
de 43 amos, en- su casa habitaci6n, de-
jando para lamentar su partida a Ju-
Ito, Antonio Mondrag6n, JESUS Maria
Trujillo, Estefanita, y Tohita Mondra-
gon, Y Carmelita Molina de Mondra-
g6n, asf ONO muchos sobrinos y pa
rientes. El finado fue en- vida un
buen hijo y fiel hermano; estuvo pos
trado en- ell lecho del dolor por 3 dfas
resultando en- su muerte. Fue velado
en- su casa, an C6rdova, N. M. sus
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-03-01

Naci6 ell dfa 3 de Mario de 1867, en
Cochitf, N. NJ, donde fue criado, asis-
tiendo a las escuelas pdblicas del mis-
mo lugar, a cargo de maestros mexi-
cahos. iEn ell aho de 1882. Sc fue
para Wallace, que es ahora Domingo,
y allf estuvo ~trabajando por la lfnea
del Santa re, hasta Ell ano de 1885.
ALI Sc case o Dha. Irene M. de Ley
ba, y tuvo dos niios, dos que murie-
ron muy temprano, ~dedicandose allf
mismo al concrete, y permaneciendo
por cinco amos en- Ell mencionado lu-
gar. Luego Gambia su Residential a
Pena Blanca, N, NJ, y en- dicha plaza
vivi6 TODD ell resto del tempo hasta
ell aho pasado, ell primero de Noviem-
bre, que Sc traslado a Gallup, NJ NJ,
y ahora tiene unas minas de carbon,
y de ALI vino como Representative del
condado de Mckinley.
lSiempre ha sido muy e~mprendedor
en- d~iferentes negocios. Su padre,
fue Ell Hon. Otimio Leyba; su madre,
Dina. iSeferina v. de Leyba; tiene diez
hermanos, que viven actualmente, que
son: Luz, Nasario, Noises, Antonio,
Victoriano, Leandro, Virginia, Andrea
y Fidela Leyba. Tiene una hija a.
doptiva, Ramoncita Leyba, casada con
d. Conception Baca.
I1 ST.. Leyba como republican, ha
sido un fuerte Pillar del partido repu-
blicano, al cual ha pertenecido toda
su vida, por cuya distinction ha sido
llevado a p%osisiones de alto honor.
Como legislator ha dado pruebas
de SUI capacidad, valor, unprecedented
y honradez, en- ell pasaje de leyes en-
bien de sus CONSTITUENCIES y del Els
tado de Nuevo Mexico en- general. Ha
sido I'm miembro active de la Camara
en- todas sus deliberaciones, Y es por
10 cual que SITS amigos 10 mismo de
un bando polftico que del otro, 10 a.
precian y respetan. Els un trabaja-
dor incansable en- pro de legislation
honrada, y sin duda alguna ell condado
de Mckinley debe sentirse orgulloso
de tener un Representative tan eficien-
tie y capaz que vela por los mejores
intereses de su condado y del Estado
en- general.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-03-01
cARTA DE oRAclAs.
'sr. editor de "El Nuevo Mexicano'
Santa re. N. M.

'Sr. editor de "El Nuevo Mexicano'
Santa re. N. M.
Senior:
lie agradecerfa sobre manera 81 tu-
viese la bondad de publican en- su
agreeable peri6dico, en- ingles y es-
pafol, la siguiente carta, la cual man.
do por Ell correo a los hermanos Ar
mour.
'fSres. Roy y Glen Armour,
Dakota City, Nebraska.
Appreciates s~efiores:
Deseo tomar la oportunidad, aunque
10 debfa haber hecho antes de ahora,
para extender a ids. y a los MEM
bros de su apreciable familia, mis- sin.
ceras gracias por Ia recompenza tan
Embellishments dada a mi por haber
halIado Ell cuerpo de su lamentado her
name Glide. Deseo con la mayor sin
ceridad extender a ids. y a su madre
mi mas honda condolencia sobre la
perdida de su hermano, y doy Gra-
cias a Dios que fuf instruments en-
hallar u restos, 10 cual, en- ,cierta
MEDIA, fue ell medic de menorar su
gran pesar. Deseo decir que no pue-
do hallar palabras suficientes con que
expresar a ids. mi gratitud por la re-
compenza que 0 tan buena ~yoluntad
Sc me do y la prontitud en- Ell pago de
10 misma.
Creanme, sehores, al ponerme a sus
plantas, mpy agradecido, SUI Servidor.
ANTONIO SANDONAL Y GRIDG,).
Deseo tambien e%xpreseaar, por me-
dio de sus Columns, mis- mas since
ras gracias al Honorable Celso Lopez,
por la molestia e interes que tom6 en-
mi favor, como tambien al ST.. Melvin
T. Dunlavy, y deseo asegurar a todos
mi c%onstante gratitud.
'Su afmo. y s. s..
ANTONIO SANDOvAL Y GRIEGO.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-03-01
Es UNA ToaPEzA.

Ocasionalmente oye decir que los
resfriados no resultan del tempo frfo
Esto es una torpeza. 81 ESQ fuera
cleric, los resfriados serfan tan fire.
cuentes en- medic del verano como en-
la mitad del inyierno. El microbio
que causa los resfriados Sc crfa en- Ell
tempo hdmedo y frfo. Para guitar
Sc un resfriado, tome ell Remedio de
Chamberlain para la tos. Els efecti-
vo y muy altamente recommended por
las personals que 10 han usado por mu
chos amos cuando 10 requiere la oca-
sion, y saben su valor real. DE VEN
Ia en- todas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-03-01

AURELIo vARELA, Die. 1e, 1916.
BERNARDITA vARELA, Enero 10
de 1917.
FlDELlNA vARELA, Feb. 10, 1917
cLARlTA vARELA, Feb. 1S, 1917.

Sapello, N. M, Feb. 20 de 1917.
Sr. editor de Eel Nuevo Mexicano
Santa Fe, N. M.
iMuy estimado senior:
lSuplico a su muy indulgente bon
dad, me conceda un espacio en- las
Columns de su agreeable peri6dico
para 10 siguiente:
Hay momentos en- la vida, que uno
no quisiera r%ecordar, cuando seres
queridos que vienen asf a nOsotros, sc
ven desaparecer de nuestro medic,
dejando solamente dulces r~ecuerdos
de su vida, y una tumba donde des-
descansan sus restos morales.
Tai es nuestro destino: 0lamo des-
tino, hablando cristianamente.) X
En- la casa de Residential del Senior
Petronilo varela y su esposa, en- San
Ignacio, N. M, como consecuencia de
una fuerte fiebre que entr6 an la ca
So, desde ell mes de Noviembre ppdo,
cause la muerte de AURELIO WARE
LA, ell dfa IS de Diciembre ppdo., a
la edad de IA afos; de BERNARDITA
WARELA, ell dfa IS de Enero ppdo.,
a la edad de 2 a1os 4 meses, y FDE-
LIMA VARHLlA. ell dfa Is de Febre-
70 a los A amos y 10 mese de edad, y
la Ultima, CLARITA vARELA, al dfa
Is. de Febrero, a los 81 afios de edad,
dejando a sus atribulados padres SUI
midos en- acervo dolor, como tambien
a un gran ndmero de parientes.
La Ultima mencionada, (Clarita),
deja a damentar en- este vale de lagri-
mas, ademas de sus padres, los Sres.
Petronilo Varela y MarIIlita #. de Va
rela. a su desconsolado esposo Santa
go Jaramillo, y a SUI nina Andrellita,
de 5 meses de edad. Fue fortalecida
con los auxilios de nuestra religion
catolica, asf para hacer su viaje a
esas sombras desconocidas de 10 inf
nito.
lei c~ortejo fGnebre partio de la casa
del Sr. varela acompa1ada del Sr. Gu
re- de Sapell6. Joseph Kryar, a la Ca
pilla de San Ignacio, donde Sc lie do
misa de cuerpo ~presente, y de allf al
c~amposanto, donde hoy d%escansan sus
restos morales.
Ahora dejare correr la pluma para
por un instante, contar la historic de
su vida.
Contaba al tempo de su muerte 81
amos; contrajo matrimonio ell 8 de
Enero, A. D., 1914, y apenas lei
ba a ensehar sus buenas costumbres,
que no eran otros sus anhelos que ha-
Ger felices a su esposo y q su tierna
mia. Fue una obediente hija, fiel
esposa, como tambien buena vecina,
segun 10 atestigua toda la vecindad
con ell grande y c%oncurrido acompa-
hamiento desde su enfermedad hasta
su muerte.
Sin otro asunto, me suscribo since
ramente, su amigo,
JOSE U. LUCERO,
Sapell6, N. M.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-03-01
Pagamos los precIos mas eIevados

Pagamos los precIos mas elevados
del mercado.
Esta es la mejor temporada para
que hagan dinero los cazadores y com
pradores rurales de pieles. Mande-
nos las pieles que tengan por cypress
o por paquete postal, sin importar
GUAM grande O pequeha sea la ca1A-
dad de que %dispongan y someteremos
a su aprobaci6n nuestra oferta, y 81
por acaso no les gusta, les devolvere-
mos sn remesa, pagando ell costo del
transporte de ida y vuelta; asf es que
no perdera nj I'm centavo. SabemOs
que les daremos satisfaction, pues de
otro modo no les harfamos tai oferta.
Escrfbanos ~pidiendonos nuestra llsta
de precios y etiquetas de remission,
HOY MlsMo.
j.. A. TAlcHERT G. CO.
e. Las Vegas, N. M.
$40 Douglas Avenue.
Los expenditures y Compradores de
mas importancia en- toda la region de
las Montaias Rocallosas.
Referencla:--san Miguel Nat. Bank
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-03-01
COMO EvITAR Ell cRouP.

Cuando ell ni1o esta sujeto a alta
ques de Group, procure que tenga una
cena aigera, pues un est6mago recar-
gado puede traer un ataque, y tambien
Guide Ell primer sfntoma, ronquera, Y
dele ell Remedio de Chamberlain para
la Tos, tan pronto como Ell niho Sc en-
pieza a poner ono de venta en- to
das parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-03-01

restos morales fueron se%pultados ell
dfa ~ del mismo mes en- Ell campo
santo de San Antonio de Padua y tu-
vo I'm grande accomplishments tanto
en- su velorio como en- su funeral, y
esperamos de I'd. Sc sirya dar las
gracias a todas las personals que nos
acompafiaron.
HIGINIO TORRES,
FRANCISCO M. ESPINOSA.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-03-01

dolor buscan ansiosos ell ~consuelo que
les calme sus pesares.
Por estas lfneas dan las mas since
al gracias a todas las personals que
los acompaharon.
ROMAN ARAGON.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-03-01

FL Sr. Reyes Trujillo acompahado
de su hija, ambos de Chimay6, ~ M.
estuvieron en- Santa Fe, ell martes =
microbes. Vino con negocios en- la
oficina de terrenos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-03-01
ATENcIoN ~LEeIsLADoREsl

En- la Gale del colegIo, No. $50 hay
tres cuartos ~amuebIados para rentar.
81 desean solamente CANA por la no.
che, hay un cuarto con dos .camas y
otro con una sola. ..Se .rentan a SOC
por la noche, cada uno.
81 los desea para famIIIas, podemos
hacer IN c~onvenio especial. .Sirvan.
Sc escribir anticipadamente, diriglen-
dose a
Mrs. Benigno MuRix.
532 College Street,
SANTA FEE, N. M.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-03-01
cUANDo Sc DEBEN ToMAR LAS
PASTHLLAS DE CHAMBERLAIN.

Cuando Sc siente pesado y torpe
despues de conner.
Cuando este constipado 0 bilioso.
lCuando tiene In dolor de cabeza.
lCuando tiene ell est0mago acido.
Cuando eruta despues de conner.
Cuando tiene indigestion.
VCuando este nervioso o postrado.
Cuando no tiene apetito para u
alimentos.
Cuando ell hfgado esta entorpecido.
DE venta en- todas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-03-01

-Esta reduction envfa q los estima-
bles seiores varela y demas parien-
ties u %profundos sentimientos de
ccndolencia por tantos pesares que
han recibido en- tan POGO tempo, y
hacemos votos porque ell Senor les
riande la resignation cristiana. dnico
balsamo para sus %corazones afligidos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-03-01
ERNEsTo MIEsTAs.

que falleci6 Ell dfa 8 de Febrero a la
muy temprana edad de ! aho, 2 me-
SEES, "a dfas, pasando a aumentar ell
coro de los angeles celestiales, dejan-
do en- su separation de este vale de
lagrimas a sus queridos padres ID. Ro-
mulo Mestas y Dia. Silvianita A. de
Mestas, Y a sus hermanitos y abueli-
tos, tfos, tfas Y I'm sin ndmero de pa
rientes que hoy sienten 81 partida,
pues ha dejado en- ell hogan un vacfo
diffcil de llenar, asi como sumidos en-
profundo pesar a sus padres y hernia
NOS. Adios para siempre; Adi6sr
Tus padres con 81 pecho lacerado de
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-03-01

Busauen nuestro proximo ndmero
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-03-01
UN ANGEL MAS.
ERNEsTo MEsTAs.
DAMAcTo CoRDovA

Espahola, NJ. M, Febrero I, 1917.
Sr. editor de "El Nuevo Mexicano'
Mluy senior INFO:
ISfrvase permitirme un peQueio es-
pacio en- su agreeable peri6dico para
hacer la siguiente publication de con-
dolencia en- recuerdo de mi estimado
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-03-01
ovsRsmos PIELss.

NecesItamos cInco mil pleles do
Coyote, Cato Montsz, zorra, zorrnIo,
coatf o vulpeja de America
~("Racoon") Etc. Etc.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-08
FANS CLAMOR FOR
REAL RING BOUT
BILLY" Mehring to Bring Al.
Doty Here if Fans Put Up
Guarantee

Billy Mehring, acting on a num-
Der of suggestions, is at present en-
deavoring to stage a bout in this city
between Al Doty. of Canton. Ohio. and
frankie Mcguire, of Williamsport. the
former having issued challenge to
the Billtown boxer this week.
In his challenge Doty expressed the
desire to meet Mcguire over the twen-
ty-round route, but If Promoter Mehr-
ing can secure the support of the
local fans he can do doubt swing the
deal and arrange a ten-round bout for
this city. The bout will be one of
the most expensive staged in this city
for some time and Mehring is now
scouting around to ascertain if the
fans will give him necessary support.
Mcguire and Wolgast Matched
Promoter Mehring will hold his
next show in the Chestnut Street Au-
ditorium on Wednesday night March
21, and has secured the signature of
Mcguire to meet Johnnie Wolgast, of
Lancaster, in the final bout. Ma
guire challenged Wolgast before the
latter's bout here several weeks ago.
At the present time Wolgast is suf-
fering from a slightly dslocated
shoulder, received in a bout at Phila-
delphia last week. He will be in fine
condition. however, for his bout here
On Monday night Wolgast will meet
Johnnie Gill, of York, in the semi
final of the Kilbane-Droney fight, in
the Orpheum theatre, York.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-08
Jim Thorp's Big Bat Is
Responsible For Victory

Marlin, Tex, March s.-The Schaefers
got revenge yesterday for the many
defeats they have suffered in the prac-
tice games at the hands of the nine
led by Hans Lobert Germans team
not only won, but shut out the rival
aggregation, to 0.
The big bat of Jim Thorpe largely
was responsible for the outcome. Jim
made a single his first time up. and
then drove the ball far over Benny
Kauff's head for home run on his next
try. Kilduff was on base at the time,
so Thorpe's mighty blow accounted
for two runs,
The game marked the debut of
George Kelly as a pitcher, and judging
from the showing he made McGraw's
hope of making a good twirler out Of
the lanky Californian may be realized.
Kelly allowed only two hits in the
three innings he pitched. Scheppner
getting one and Pie Way the other.
Such veteran hitters as Esnny Kauff,
Jack Murray and Lobert were unable
to do more than pop up the ball for
easy outs.
Manager McGraw and Lobert drilled
the new pitchers in the art of holding
runner on first base at the morning
practice. The recruits all appeared to
have the same weakness
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-08


Following the announcement that he
would return to Harrisburg some time
Friday or early Saturday, Manager
George Coctill returned to Lewisburg
to-day. His visit here yesterday
marked the beginning, of baseball ac
tivity in Harrisburg for the coming
season.
What happened at the conference late
yesterday afternoon between Manager
George Cockill and local boosters will
not be made public for at leasta week.
Coclxill is awaiting instructions from
President ]. H. Farrell as to the time
for the meeting of the league in Har-
risburg. 1t is the belief that the mag
mates will be here Thursday, March 10.
The season wisl open May 1, one week
later than was originally agreed. This
may mean the closing date on Septem-
ber 16. Manager Cockill, who is on the
schedule committee. will do everything
in his power to give Harrisburg Satur-
day games. Reading will probably be
paired with the local team on holi-
days. Indications are that the old
time rivalry between these teams will
be revived.
Cy Parsons, last seasons popular
pitcher, has signed a contract and will
be on hand early. Lefty" VolZ is
also certain to play here. To date %
players have signed UP. Early practice
will in all probability be held at Buck
nell, and the team comes to this city
on or about April 26.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-08
Hazleton Saturday Bill
For Local Basketball Fans

Hazleton will be the Saturday night
attraction here at Chestnut Street Au-
ditorium. These Pennsylvania league
tossers will meet the local Independ-
ents. Local fans are much pleased with
the fast game played by the Pennsyl-
vania league teams.
Hazleton is considered one of the
best teams in the league, but owing
to injuries TO some of the star playe
ers, they are not as high in the race
as they should be, considering the
strength and ability of the team.
In the Hazleton lineup will be all
the regular players, as they are making
a trip through this part of the State
One of the best games of the season
is expected Saturday night
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-08
Globe Right-P osture
Tossers Capture Two
Contests With Ease

The Globe Right-Posture basket
ball teams were again victorious in
games played last night. The first
team trimmed the Enhaut Ex-High
School quintet by the score of "a to
Is, and the Junior team humbled the
Independent Juniors to the tune of
26 to Is. The summarizes:
Globe First Enhaut.
Holland, f. +. Bartels, f.
Miller, +. p. Bartels, t.
Huston, c. Koenig, C.
Smith, 6. Is eek, 6.
Moore, &. Miller, e.
Field goals, Holland, 4; Huston,
Smith, f. Bartels, P. Bartels, 2; Koe-
mig. 2: Miller, ?. Fouls, i. Bartels,
4; Holland, u. Referee, Wenrick.
Globe Jrs. Independents.
Huston, f. Garrett, f.
Sykes, f. Amole, f.
Boldosser, c. Williams, c.
Meek, e. Shay, G.
Krebs, 6. carp, g.
Field goals, Huston, 2; Sykes, .;
Neck, 4; Krebs. Garrett, .; Amole,
Williams. .. Fouls, Huston, Z; Neck,
l; Garrett, s; Amole, /; Williams, l.
Referee, Wenrick.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-08
0RTSGEORGE COCKMLS ARRIVAL STRS UP HARRISBURG BASEBALL FANS
WELLYs coRNER

Manager George Cockill is busy
man. He is a superintendent at the
Milton munition plant, coach at Buck
nell and manager of the Harrisburg
baseball team. AS a result of a slight
cold Manager Cockill was able TO get
a few days leave of absence, and he
came to Harrisburg yesterday. The
confidence he expressed as to bright
prospects for the coming season was
encouraging.
Fight fans who like to see a lively
ring battle, may get their wish. Man
ager Mehring is willing to do his part
to get Al Doty to Harrisburg to meet
Mcclure. 1t is out of the question to
stage a 20-round battle, but it is the
belief that Dotys manager will agree
to 10 rounds If the cash. is in sight.
Lefty" Wertz of Newport, a star
in the Dauphin-Pe League has
signed to play with Scranton. Gettys-
burg was after the crack twirler but
he preferred a tutorship under the
veteran Bill Coughlin.
Christy Matthewson and his players
worked in stable yesterday at
Shreveport. La. When "Matty" with
his Reds" landed at the bali park
they found a sea of mud. Back of
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-08
BAKER AGAIN ELIGIBLE

Cincinnati, March 8. - The Nation
al Baseball Commission yesterday re-
instated Player Howard Baker to good
standing, and recognized the right of
the New York National League club
to his services. Baker was carried by
New York on its reservation list in
1916 as a voluntarily retired player
He however, signed with Bridgeport.
of the Eastern League, being under
the impression that his transfer to
that club was regular. The commis-
sion ruled otherwise and announced
that a severe penalty would have been
put on the Bridgeport club If it were
not a fact that the present owners had
nothing to do with the alleged trans
fer.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-08

the field is a stable, and the players
spent the day in libering up exercises.
Players were divided into pairs and
each pair was assigned to stall for
special work.
President John K. Tener of the Ma
tional- League is much interested i'll
Harrisburg's baseball outlook. He has
always been a big booster for this
city and is in communication with
Manager Cockill, as to what is going
on. Tomorrow he will hear from
George Harry what has happened
within the past two weeks. The local
fan will be in New York for q day and
will spend a few hours with President
Tener and Johnny Heydler.
Members of the Harrisburg Track
Athletic Committee are scheduled to
meet in the offices of the Park Com
mittee this evening. Arrangements
will be made for the track meet on
the Island in May, and other matters
of athletic Importance will be dis
cussed.
The Tech faculty quintet unlimbered
their muscles yesterday afternoon in
an hours practice, and incidentally
trimmed a picked team by a 81 to 81
tally.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-08
Casino Tenpin League
Hassett School Five R
Will Entertain Altoona

To-morrow evening the Altoona Tri-
angle Club will oppose the Hassett
School of Gymnastics five on Cathedral
Hall floor. The Altoona team is
speedy aggregation and have won a
majority of their games this season.
The Hassett five have been practicing
hard for this game and are confident
of victory.
Between the halves the Susquehanna
College Girls five will oppose the Has
sett Co-eds. This game will be watched
with interest. as there is an old rivalry
between the girls or the two schools;
and it is the first girls college game
in this city this year.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-08
LESS SALARY FOR HoBLITzELL

Boston, March S.--With the receipt
yesterday of the signed contract of
Richard c. Hoblitzell, first baseman of
the worlds champion Boston Ameri-
cans, Secretary John Lane said that
the last principal holdout among the
players had fallen into line. Hoblitzell,
who received $500 last year. was
dissatisfied with a cut of $500 in this
years term, but signed at $4,000, it is
understood. Hooper, Lewis, Leonard,
Foster, Mays and Gregg are still un-
signed, but club officials have stated
their belief that the first four named
would be at the training camp at Hot
Springs, under contract soon, personal
affairs being responsible for delay in
signing in some instances.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-08
American Teams All Are
Supplied With Instructors

Chicago, March S.--With the appoint
ment of drill sergeants to join the De-
troit and ST Louis clubs of the Ameri-
can League. President Johnson an
nounced that every club in the league
had been supplied with military in
structors. The sergeants were ordered
by Adjutant General Mccain, U. s. A,
to join the Detroit squad at Waxa-
hachie, Tex, and the st. Louis club
at it's camp in Palestine. Tex. The
officers were sent from Dallas. Presi-
dent Johnson said that although the
league had offered to pay the travelling
expenses of the officers, General Mccain
had declined to accept it. The league.
however, will reimburse them for their
services.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-08


the score of 80 to % in contest
played last night on the Hummels-
town floor.
The Bowman & Company girls five
went to York last night and were de-
feated in a we'll played contest by the
Bear Company girls. The final score
being to 8.
Two city amateur league contests
are billed for tonight on the Technical
high school gymnasium floor. The
first contest will start at o'clock and
will be between the Methodist and
Y. M. II. A. fives, while the second
game will be between the Rosewood
and the p. r. +. Arrow quintets.
The Hassett five were defeated by
the Carlisle Indian quintet last night
at Carlisle by the score of Al to 16.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-08
SHIELDS SIGNS WTTH BINGOEs
DARCY TO MEET c,spoxs

Chicago. March S.-Les Darcy, Aus
tralian middleweight, will fight his first
bout in this country in Milwaukee, ac-
cord1ng to Frank Mulkern, Milwaukee
hSht promoter. Mulkern, who is here
to-day, said Darcy would come west in
a few days to accept a match with Mike
Gibbons. of st. Paul, before a Milwau-
kee club.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-08

Gettysburg's baseball hero, Eddie
Plank, has changed his mind and will
stay in the big game. He left yester-
day for the South and will train with
the st. Louis Americans, He signed
contract three days ago.