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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-04
FUE DESCUEIERTA UNA
GRAN CASCADE EN-
PUEBLA
Tiene mil metros de altura

MEXICO. D. F.. Julio En- las
montanas septcntrionales de Tezul-
tlan, en- el rio Xoloatl, Estado &c fue-
bla, acaba de ser descubierta Por
nm agente de Ia S~ecretaria de fon1en-
TO V Agriculture, una CASCADE de Ger
ca de r.il metros de altura, cue segun
Sc cree es la mas grands que existe
en- la Republica Mexicaba. La corrlen
te de aqua de la mencionada cascada
es de mas de cinco mil iitros por MI
nuto.
Como Ia fuerza de esta caida podrla
prcporcionar muchas v~entaJas, Ia Sc
c~retaria de Fomento Sc preocupa aho-
ra nor estudiar la mejor forma de
explotar la cascade Que redundara
en- beneficio del ~desarro!'o industrial
de TeZuitlan.
De esta cascade no sc tenlan las
memories noticias TO obstante su proXl
midad a Tezuitlan, produchendo su des
cubrimiento nruy grande impression.
va que con este Sc reportaran muy
grandes c iportantes ventajas para
la poblacion.
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cues contra la Constitution de 1917,
diciendo Que parecia incredible, como
solo con la diferencia de dos a~rtlculos,
diverSas fracciones de ellos Sc con-
tradijeran tan notablenente Y forma-
ran IN galinatias.
Sigue la discussion, toman Ia pala-
Ira Arriola. luna. V de nueva cuen-
Ia Siurob. Guien dcjo pasmada a Ia
asamblea con sus conocimlentos ell
Denacho Moderno, va cue todos los
diputados 10 consideraban como disci-
pulo aventaiado de Galeno: como re-
volucionario que Marcia a Ia van
euardia del ejercito que Sc batlo en-
Celaya como obregorista de los mas
d,acididos V como IN obrerista fervi-
do e inquebrantable. Ell doctor Siurob
cue Sc ha convertible en- un nue.
70 Papiniano, decreta ampliamente
sobre e iuicio de amparo V en resu-
men da clase de derecho a Ia asam-
lie. que comienza va q dormlrse.
Agotada la discussion, sc vote Ell ar
ticulo siendo nechazado por 81 votos
contra "a por Ia ~afiratlva.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-04
Ataca a la Constitution de II Garcia
Vigil.

Al yer aparecer por la triouna
a Garcia Vigil, todos los dlputados
creyeron que impugnaria ell artcu-
do a debate; nero no. Sc concrete a
atacar rudamente a la Constitution
de 1917 V a decir que e. articuio
1913 solo hablaba de una Junta de
Cancellation V Arbitraje. ReSpecto d
one los fallos de esas Juntas ten
can sanction definitiva. Garcia Vigil
diio cue era harto dificii, ccsde Ell
momento Ell que la Supreme Corte Che
Justicia habia sentado Jurlspruden-
cia de no reconccerlas como autori-
dades V afirmG que este punto 500
quedaria nesuelto, reformando ell ar
ticulo 123 V por ulltimo dijo que 10
que proponia la C0mision, era absurdo
e Unacceptable.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-04
PELO-YIGOR-ELECTO.

vueIve 81 pcIo a SUI color natural con una
sofa splicacion. 80 mancha, dana nj desce-
lera. Hacc --eccr ei pelo. Frsscos de 4 on
Eas. $500: dc s onzas. $500 mas 10 cts.
po- ccrreo.
(Sc vcnde tambiec al por mayor)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-04
CAMARA DE DPUTADOS
Sesiones del Periodic Extraordinario
DISPUTE Ell CONGREso Ell ASUNTO DE LAS JUNTAS DE
ARBITRAJE.-FALTA MUCHO PARA TERMlNAR LA
DISCUSSION DE LA LEY DE TRABAJO-GARCIA VIGIL
Y TRIGO ATACAN LA NUEVA CONSTITUTION

NEXICO, D. +. Julio 1o.-lnme-
diatarcnte despues de que Ia session.
-eglamentaria dc la Camara de Dipu-
tados Sc iricio. Ia Secretarla declare
que iban a votarse todos los artlcu-
los del capituio VI dc Ia Ley del Ira
ba io. ennumarando estes artlculos,
los cuales fueron aprobados, sin que
la asamble2 los ]conoc!era.
Acto continue, Sc discut!o Ell arti-
cuIo 20 del capitulo VII, cue trata
de las Juntas Municipales de Concl-
liacion Y Arbitraie, cue es como 81
que: Para Solucionar todos los con-
flictos V d~iferencias Que surJan entire
patronos V obreroS, o motive del
contrato de trabajo y a~pllcacion de
esta ley. Sc cnean:
I-Juntas Muricipales de Conciila-
cj0n Y II.-Juntas Centrales de Con-
ciliacitn V Arbitraje del Distrito Y
Territories F~ederales'.
Arriaga impugna Il artieulo.
Impugla el articulo ell dlputaGo
Isaac Arriaga. Quien afIrma cue "a
coniisi0r carecc de Facilitates, para
crear nuevas juntaS que no sean aaue-
Has de uue habla ei articulo 12o
constitutional, dicierdo que Ia Cont
sion proponia juntas munlcipales de
c~onciliacion V juntaS cenEaleS de
conciliaci6n V arbitraje. 10 que esta
contra lc dispuesto por la ConSritu-
ciCn QUE solo habla de n sofa cla-
Sc de Juntas de Cancellation Y Arbl-
traic. Luego anade, que la Comlslon
d~esconocia su proyecto V cue Dor ESQ
habia confundido las juntas de CON
ciliacion Y arbitraie con las juntas de
salario minimo.
Sube a Ia tribuna el Dr.. Stroud,
cuien declara nor principles de cuen-
tas, cue el capitulo VII les ina ley
de i~mportancia enorme. RefiriendoSc
= Ia function enccmendada a las Jun
tas de Conciliacion V Arbitraje. d.
&c u 81 no Sc pone TODD el cllda-
do ~necesario. dc que los laudos arbl-
trales sean obligatorios. tanto el ca
pitulo VII como toda la ley del ira
halo absolutamente saldra sobrando.
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Lo que Siurob proPone.

Fl doctor Siurob Que siemFre Sc
ha distinguido por ser un ohrerSta
furibundo. quiere para cl traoala-
dor to!os los hienes v 'cllcldaceS po
sibIes. libertarlo de las ascChan2as
de u formidabies enemigos e indu-
cirlo Dor el canine de la dlcha. nropo
niendo con este motive. QUE las ia
culjaGes de las .Juntas dc Concllia-
cion sean o~mnimodas. deblendo ser
respectable por todos IN fallo de la
misma. cuvo fallc sera ape!abhe Y "a
Suprema Ccrte de JuSricia de Ia Ma
cion. frente a estoS fallos muchas
ccasiones tendra que d~etenerae, respe--
tuoSa Y hImllde, porGue ~encontrara
un valladar infranQueab!e.
No obstaEte que las proposiciones
de Siurob. son un tanto absurdas e
ilcgicas, el diputado por Cadereyta,
Qucrttaro. no Sc arredra V pide mas
para cl cbrero. diciendo: 81 los mill
tares tacnen fuero mllitar. ipOT que
los obreros no han de tencr I'm rue
70 O'brero? Y es que el Stu
rob deSconoce. con toda ~seguridad,
| que rcl fuero militar. en- lugar de be-
neficiar Il los miembroS del ejcrcl-
Ito. solo riende a periudicar!os. Stu
rob sigue adclante, no Quiere bajar de
la tribuna sin hacer Cue antes Ia
Asamblca file su ~atencion V di!uc'-
! De 81 las ~sentcnciaS de las Juntas de
Conciliaci0n Y Aroitraje, tendran
sanction definitiva. Y para ESQ dice que
les indispensable que Sc establezca "a
primcra V scgunda instancla de esoS
nuevos "tribunaleS'.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-04
Que son las Juntas de Arbitraje.

Valdes Ramirez. en- nombre de IA CO
mission hace uso de Ia %palabra; d.
&C Que hay IN grave error; Slurob
cree Que las Juntas de Conciiiaclon
Y .Arhitraie son una autoridad; los
que atacan el articulo afirman que
solo son unaS reunloneS de obreros
Y ~patrones. con el objeto de soluclo-
mar amistosamente todaS las diferea-
cias oue Sc ~presentan entire el ca
rital V Ell trabajo, pero que ESQ es
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-04
ASALTAN
UNA LANCHA EN-
TAMPICO
Catorce mil pesos perdodos

TAMPICG. lamps, Julio 2.-NCe-
vamente sc ha vuelto a Gar un case
DE asalto a las lanchas que condacen
fondos para ell page de los onreros
de las companies petro!eraS. tocando-
lie su turno Ell dla de aver a Ia "AeXl-
can Gulf.
Catcrce mil pesos fueron entbarca-
dos a bordo de Ia canoa Y con et.os
Y escoltados por cinco ~lI:dlTrduos
armados. Sc puso en- movim!ento Ia
embarcacior. Al ilegar a las Cerca-
Mas del Canal Chijol. IN gruSo dc
in~diviGuos que estaba a los ladies' del
rio, intimaron para que el bote tue
"a detenido V una veZ ~conseguido este
10 ~abordarcn. atando a Sus tripulanteS
Y a~poderandose dc TODD el dinero cue
.levaba Ia canoa.
I'm marino americana del remo!-
cador "Jybay" en- los momentos en-
cQe sc dedicaba a reparar "a plnru-
ra exterior del barco, cayo al aqua,
lsiendo impossible salvar!o, no obstan-
re los esfuerzos cue Sc prodigarcn IN
| mediatamente.
Fl nlarinero So ahogo siendo recu-
perado 81 cadaver pcco tempo deS-
pues.
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'ineXacto: Uue las Juntas de Corcllla-
cion son tribunaleS con facultades Pc
IA fallar en- las controversies Que Sc
susciten .entre los trabajadores e in
d~ustriales V que queda en- poe, cons!-
dGralas 4 la Camara como Tr!buna-
les, V dice que todoS los dlputa-
dos Sc dehen dedicar a tratar eSa
lev. porGue tan luego como pase al
terreno de las discusiones el artlcu!o
Sc del capitulo VIII, que es e. que
declara autoridad administrative a las
%.juntas de conciliacion V arbitrajc. ha-
tran de ~preaentarse muchas mas d.
ficultades.
Vadiilo interpela a la Comision
La imponente figura DE Basileo
Vadillo. cuyos ~espejuelos. a %senejan-
"a lie su intaligencia, brillan mas que
de costumbre, surge de improvlso en-
Ia tribuna. esperanto todos los diputa-
dos escuchar una larga c~onferencia
socialista del Representative de San
Gabriel, que viendose va en- pose
sion de la triouna, comienza a deS-
menuzar el articulo 1913 coastituclo-
nal, dicieado que Ia Constitution de
II, solo senala dos tribunales obre-
ros: las ~jantas de conciliacion Y ar
bitraie, en- las cabeceras de los NUM-
cipsos, Y las iuntas de Salario Mini
mo, que fiian Ia participation del
obrero en- las u~tilidaGIes del capital y
ahadc u la Constitution. no habla
para NADIA dc las Juntas Munlcipales
de Cancellation, V Que por 10 mismo la
Comisi6n ~respectiva deberia dc decIr
terminantemente, en- que articulo de
Ia Constitution Sc fundo para crear
las Juntas Municipales V de donde
.tuvo Ia idea de sacar esas famosas
Juntas. que TODD el mundo las lg-
nora.
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Que Sc establezca n Supreme Cor
te Obrera.

Vuelve a hau2r uso de la pa!apra
Siurob, uuien manifesto que Csc arti-
.ulo era de vital im]portarcla en- Ia
Lev del Trabajo, 2or 10 Que no oeJa-
ria hasta 4erlo acknowledgements
resuelto Y luego afirma que la crea-
ciGn de ~tribunaaes especiales para
los obreros es un punto Justlc!ero
oue merece la atenci0n. porQue segun
Il, los tribunales comunes son inca
paces de hacer justicia a los trabaJa-
I6res V 81 de venderse al orc de
los capitalists. Termina manitestan,
do one es indispensable %reformar eL
a~rticulo 10 constitutional, que pro-
hire la existencia de tribunaies es-
reciales Y vuelve a demoStrar la con
veniencia de establecer las dos ms
Itancias para los tribunales obreros y
81 fuera possible crear una tercera
instancia. que seria una 'especie de
Suprema Corte de Justicia Obrera, ad
herida al Departamento de TraDaJo.
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RENIEDIO ELECTO.

PomaGa para cuiar granos. caspa y ma
les del craneo especiales de los ninos. Precio
de Ia GAIA. 30 cts.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-04
Las Jurtas Munieipales.

Ealdes RAMIREZ no hizo esuorar mu
cho la condensation, Sc pone en- PIE
Y manifesto que los miembros de
Ia Comision han creado las JuntaS
Municipales uricanrente para taci-
litar ial trabaio' dc laa Jun1as De
C~onciliacion V Arbitraje, anadlendo
que esas juntaS. no tendran en- name
"a alguna caracter autorlt2rlo, slno
simplcmente, cl de faciiitar Il tan
to el trabajo de las Juntas CentraieS
de ConciliaciGr V ArbltraJe, v cue
su mission conslstira en- comedian las
~diferencias que So susclten entire pa
tronos V trabajadoreS V que. GUAM
do ae !legue a IN ~acuerco, los expo
dientes respectivoS pasaran a Ia Jun
IA Central. Juf2 sera la Que resuelva
en- Ultima instancia. Inapeiablemenht.
Cree Valdcs RAMIREZ. que 81 Ia Cons
titucion no habla de las Juntas Mu-
nicipaleS. la Asamblea las aeptara con
81 caracter de auyiliares.
Una vez que hubo terminate esta a,
claraci6n Naldcs Ramirez, todas las
.miradas Sc dirigieron q Ia trlbuna es-
nerando las elocuentes fraSles de va
dillo. nero cl imponente Nadllio, =
tureico V maIestuoso. va no estaoa
on Ia trihuna: trahquilameEte descGh-
saba len su curul, reservandose para
mejor OCCASION el retutar d su toh'pa-
nero.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-04
CREMA ELECTO.

Especial para aclarar y embellecer la COM
plexion. Extiende las arrugas. Precio oe
"a Gaia, so cts.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-04
Tambicn Trejo no esta de acuerdo
ro, /, nuev, Carta Magma.

e. Lie. Trejo. qae <ustituy9 a Car
cia Vigil en- la tribuna, dijo qCte
siemp.e kabia considerable que ell ar
ticulo 70 de Ia Ley del Trabajo. pre-
slentado Dor la Comlsi6n, estaoa en-
pugna, no con IN articulo de Ia cons
titucion sino con muchos y que esa
pugna salta a Ia vista. sin necesldad
de a~nalizarla. DIG que con 10 que
propone la comisi6n, las Juntas de
Cancellation V Arbitraje, va no seran
tribunales a los CUE voluntariamen-
lie Sc ocurra, sino cue seran trlbuna-
les de derecho. a los cue habra nece,,
sidad de llegar. Dijo despues que ell
Congreso Constituyente de Qaeretaro
no habia tratado csc, sino que uni
camente habia deseaGo Que las cons
tantes diticultades entire los obreros Y
los d. srorIes sc s~olucionaran satlsfac-
toriamente. Segun 81, IS impossible
Que terga absolute sanction, porque Ell
articulo 10 pugna con ell decirno ter
zero V endereza una serie de alta
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TELEFONo TRAVIS. 2iII.
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EMILIA
%OMADA GONZALEZ.

2l9 Elm ST. San ANTONIO. e
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-26
SEVEN ARE HURT IN
EXPLOSION OF TANK

MONTREAL. Sept. 2s.-At least
seven persons We're injured when am
IacetNlene tank in the welding room OF
The Vicker's Shipbuilding Company
plant exploded lats yesterday after
noon,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-26
GILLIAN AVIATOR TAKES
DROP AMONG 100000

SANTIAGO, Chfii, Sept. 26.-The
second days celebration of Chili's in
dependence day was marred by an
airplane accident in which the pilot
Naval Accountant Vanquez, was
probably fatally injured. Nanquez'
flying a scout plane of British make
was one of squadron doing evolu-
tions over Cousins Park, where the
regiments of the garrison were being
reviewed by President Santuentes
before a crowd of 10000 people.
The biplane fell inside the park ana
the police guard battled with the eN-
cited crowd which pressed around the
wreck
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-26
TWENTY FOUR INDIAN
BOYS AND GIRLS ARE
ATTENDING CHEMAWA
Institution in First to Tenth
Grades, Various Trades
Given in Govt. School; 10
Others Plan to Enter.

Twenty-four Umatilla county In
dian boys and girls between the ages
of and 16 are attending Chemawa
Indian school this year, according to
a report made by Major Il. Swartz-
lander. of the Umatilla Indian Agency
Major Swartzlander says that at least
10 more boys and girls VIII enter
Chemawa soon.
Chemawa Indian school. which is
located near Salem, is "A government
boarding school which gives instruc-
tion In the first to tenth grades. inclu-
sive, and offers an opportunity for the
learning of trades. Railroad fare
to and from the school is paid by the
government but II the children wish
to come home for vacations 1t is at
their own expense. Reports from the
superintendent at Chemawa show that
Umatilla Indians make good records
rs students.
Those who have entered the school
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-26
URGES HOME LIFE FOR
WOMEN OF GERMANY
by JOHN GRADUDENz.

Omitted Press staff Correspondent
Berlin-tBy Mail)-"women ought
to be taken out OF the labor market
just as much as possible"
This is the opinion of Frau Won
Gierke. Of. the German national party.
one of the women members of the ma
tional assembly. chosen after the last
winter rs-revolution. In an interview
she declared she believed women
ought 10 take more and more part in
internal politics. but decried any at
tempt to have them in high govern
ment places. She said that they ought
to be in the home rather than the fac
tory or the office; and that where
circumstances positively will not per-
init them to have home life. then they
ought to be trained for the profess
sions
II don't believe women should be
in cabinet positions" she said. THAT
would only make the cabinet feminine
land weaker. and what is needed is
strong manly forcefulness in positions
such as the cabinet posts.
i However. in internal politics, it is
different. There, woman acts as a
balancing spirit and takes fine,
wholesome interest III welfare work.
( Women's inclinations in politics are
likely TO be more positive than mems
for women arc generally either en-
tirely conservative or entirely radical
"As for woman's part in labor, I
VIII say that / believe womankind
should be brought back to its natural
destiny of motherhood and education
of children. 1t is extremely unfortu-
nate that wemen have become more
Iand more the competitors of men in
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-26
HELMET SENT BY PENDLETON
SAILOR PICKED UP ON PIAVE
SAYS LETTER FROM FIUME

Henry Latourclle, writing TO his IA
ther II. j. I.atourelle, from Fiume,
where he is in the navy on the Y. s.
Pittsburgh. tells the story Of German
helmet which he sent home. Follow
ing are extracts from the letter.
THE helmet was picked up on the
Piaye front. That's whore the Ital-
ians and Austrians played game of
pingpong with each other for about
Il months. As you notice. its former
owner did not take very good care Of
It. In fact. he seems to have aban-
doned II altogether. | guess the poor
devil lost heart when II got all thos.
holes in II. | was not an eyewitness
to the catastrophe and somehow OF
other | don't seem TO be able to locate
the owner. / guess he was so badly
shaken that he is still going.
But no joking, the tin hat sure has
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-26
RECORD ENROLMENT AT
0. A. c. IS ANNOUNCED

OREGON AGRICULTURAL cot
LEGE Corvallis. Sept. 2s.-The first
day of regi ,tration at the college in
dicatod that attendance will come up
70 advance notices and everything
points to the greatest year in the his
tory of the institution both from the
standpoint Of enrolment and atand-
ard of work with an attendance OF
between $500 and 5000 students
Monday morning at $3.50 o'clock a
inc OF students entering college for
he first time extended from the IL
lrary building nearly to the adminis-
I ration building, distance of 25t
[ardss Within the library huildtne
we're five deep and it is estimated
| hat $50 new students were in the
inc.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-26

Eddie Collins, star second sacker OF
the White Sox, is sure in strong with
old Dame Fortune. While some or
the premier bah players of the majors,
including Nap Lajois, have gone thru
a cereer without a single look in at
worlds series honors, the former Ath-
letic star will have played in six out
II the fifteen post-eason battles when
the curtain falls on this years classic.
He and his old team mate, Jack
Barry hold the record as the most
worlds series players of the game
Barry has been member Of six win
ners, but he played in only five series
broken arm in the 1915 having kept
him from active work in the series.
In addition TO the honor of having
played in the most worlds cham
pionship games. Collins had profiteo
immensely by the smile of the little
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-26

a. couple Of holes in It. Any they can
be traced going In bat not going out
so its owner must have had a thick
skull. The holes in the top were made
by shrepnol or by a pick. At any rate
II VIII make a fiower-pot and it be-
longed to an Austrian and II Is the
same type as worn by all the Germans.
Il suppose you will have big
Round-up. | sure wish ! could be
there, ! MAY be able to make il next
year If have good luck.
II looked for souvenirs TO send
Uncle George Daryeau) but all
could find to send was dozen men
and women who were hanged for
treason in Spaluts. / was going to
send one Of the corpses as a memento
of the occasion, but the guards would
not let me cut one down but may
have better luck next time"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-26
rs STRIKERS INJURED
IN COLLISION OF CARS

GARY. Sept. 26.-Twenty-fve strik-
ing steel workers were injured in n
headon collision of two streetcars AT
Gales American sheet and tin plate
plant here. Cars. crowded with work.
ers enroute to the mill to receive their
pay colllded under the subway Many
of the injured were badly mangled.
Five may die.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-26
Rural Carriers Meet.

DAYTON. Ohio. Sept 2e.-Thc
National Association of Rural Mail
Carriers opened "a four day meeting
here today with delegates present
from all over the United States.
Legislation, increased wages and
possible affliation with the American
Federation of Labor win be discussed.
Speakers viii include heads of the
various postal departments.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-26

this year are Inez Bushman, Patrick
Bushman, Henrietta Motanic, Mary
Motanic. Louis Joshua, Lydia Davis.
John Davis. Charles Davis, Maude
Craig. Lettie Williams, Elizabeth
Conner, Annie Mitchell Lizzie Woods
Stephen Williams Annie Flush, Eliza
beth Reynolds, Edward Perry. Robert
Perry and Jack Abraham The latter
two left this morning while the others
left during the first part Of the week.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-26

sod Luck, which has given him five
large slices of the worlds series coin
and one small hunk. BY another
piece Of luck he did not take part in
the series when "slim years" prevail
ed. 1t is estimated that the extra
money which came to him from this
source runs around $1,000
His first divvy of the extra coin
came with the Athletics when they
won the worlds championship in 1910.
He was with them when they repeat
ed in 1911 and in 1918, when the
Braves made the Athletics take the
small cut of the pie in 1914 he had
another piece. Then he was traded
to the White Sox ;sfd cut in again on
the coin in 1917 and this year he re,
pearts for even a larger share which
seems probable with the increase OF
the series to nine games
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-02-18
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