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New-York tribune., 1919-04-09
The Subtler Meaning

Fine pitching something than strength depart
ment 1t also that the doesn't
the fielding isn't sub
ced rough pounding 1t also that the club
is always lifted
A club ball
that it has good pitching to bank
Who how much better ball
Mathewson who lacked their
pitching requires fielding
vent the defence from cracking.
But with dependable pitcher working box
the offence the defence subjected They
yet there.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-09
Pelham Bay Runner
VIII OppOsc Sellers

N. y. Brown, the Pelham Bay star,
viii be a starter in the / ,oo0-yprd race
at the National Federation of Postal
Employees games in tho 18th Regiment
Armory next Saturday night. He will
clash with Jack Sellers, OF the New
York Athletic Club, and Charley Shaw,
of Columbia University.
1t is likely that Marvin Gustafson,
University of Pennsylvania, and Dave
Caldwell, Boston Athletic Association,
will be the eleventh hour entries for
the 60O-yard special. With these two
cracks in line, the field will be as fol-
lows: Ted Meredith, Jack Sellers,
Homer Baker, c. O. Shaughnessy, ]. J.
O'Brien, Marvin Gustafson and Dave
CALDWELL
New-York tribune., 1919-04-09
Captain Washburn Wins

LONDON, April s.-Captan w. NJ.
Washburn,. of the American Army. won
his match in the first round Of the Gov.
cred courts tennis championship at the
Queens Club to-day. He defeated
Lieutenant II. j. Gilbert by SO, 3~~6,
Go, 6~2, Go.
In the doubles Major Dean Mathey
and Captain w. M. Washburn, of the
American Army, were beaten by the
Australians, Stanley N. Doust and Au-
brey 3. Jones, Ga, Go, G--1
New-York tribune., 1919-04-09
Star Boxers in Carnival

Jack Britton, Benny Valgar, Battling
Levinsky, Benny Leonard, Kid Carter
and host Of other champions and
near champions will appear in Il boxing
carnival promoted by the Standard
Shipyard Employees Mutual Benefit AS
scciation, at the Armory A. A. In Jersey
the various shjpyards also VIII take
part Max Tischlcr Is staging the show.
Joe Humphrsss will do the announcing
and Tom O'Rourke will have a hand
Ia tho arrangements.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-09
In the Same Way

In the short the direction of the American
i'm
This strong
the bank,
high grade phngon pitching outfit
Aprl's
Cleveland and York both neither
pitcher
And the box big Who forget what
Iathcwson the Giants what Alexander did the Ph?
New-York tribune., 1919-04-09
Pitching Values

One Of the best judge chances is pick out the
best pitching staff follow that October
You won't be right but you won't often and you'll
In the National when brief slant tho
Alexander Hendrix,
doesn't much time delving deeper into the dope.
He knows that he awarding the Cubs
choice the big
League 1t pitching every pitching
doesn't often lose the long
If Ferdy Schupp cunning the Giant with
Schupp, Benton Perri Others behind
will sufficiently
County the call above Manhatan's crowded isle
New-York tribune., 1919-04-09

NE OF the
Goundsu this ~ ZIG 'o1'
New-York tribune., 1919-04-09
My! My!! My!!!

Totals rs 8 9 ~ Is d Totals. -. 50 os :. IS .
SoW Sts''2 Yo1E Fs0 (Nsdon. sSi; di;SS 9 90
Game called to permit teams TO catch train-)
Witt, Left on bases-New York g. Boston, g.
pouble gsyswscott. MqSnlIy and McInnisi Doyle
on Schupp. g.; of Benton. Q; of Psnnock. J.
ss0,on S.niCs 0pt-Ry ksnnoCk 4 b pHmqns g BY
e5%s5 Fletcher. BY ,un Benton lGsinef|: HitsEoff
of Pennock, IN innings oH Dumont IN s
innings Time OF gane--l:55. Umpires-Brennan
and Rooney.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-09
World Champions Pound
Ferdie SchuPp TO a Pulp
r;,e Hits and Five Runs in Very First Inning;
Herb Pennocl, on Contrary HAS NO trouble
in Holding the McCraw Aggregation scoreless
Nv w. I. Macbeth

GAINESVILLE Fla April sThosc worlds champion Red sox,
va W W , hn,, taken to diet like d royal bengal to
az ,yakc Of ruin despair wide the East st.
in their departure with the Giants for northern parts late
|D"" .a, Barrows aggregation took
~ 1 ~ tho cleaners this by shutout Of to O.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-09

There be fclcr tickle adcs than Memory, but
recall Banking the drift of
hmyX
the oldest left baseball Whcpo stumbled Dode
Paskert thrycght thrtyscven
Things sometimes happen
Our rccolectons Chase recalling the circumstances
surrounding his arrival with Clark Giths Yankees 1904 anedated
Paskerterian ecocons Wherefore took it
granted Chase be older philosopher
it who said: "ake nothing for yu, ook?
New-York tribune., 1919-04-09

Prices and Terms to Suit.
REPAIRS BY EXPERT MECHANICS
The Rrunsw iok -Balkc- Coilender Co.
aA Neat S2d St. Near broadway.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-09
Exhibition Games

r. IT. r.
Baltimore OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 6
Athletics .;;;;:.......:..;;-:......ll 10
9auerleS nersperger roster, Nnelscn
Perkins, McAvoy
At Philadelphia college basebalD: Ur-
sinus, University of Pennsylvania, IA.
At Memphis
Louisville american Asso'n) .... 10
Memphis (Southcrn Association). 8
AT FLORENCE. s. c.:
Boston Nationals ..............3
iptirON Americans ~
batteries -Ragan. Nehf and Tragessor;
Ehmke, Golding and Ainsmith.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-09

~ n's more than probable that within
sac s,' next saw days Jean Dubuc, former
mr. NJ. pitcher of the Tigers, will be the
saeperty OF the Giants, Dubuc is here
ss.n the Red Sox, having joined them
81. sl trial. He is the property of the
ns'' 80 Lake City club, which put q price
?. nln a bit too strong for Harry
stszse 49, inclinations. Frazee gave his
issssens 70 dcGraw to dicker for the
sv@aan ,"".a who, Mac thinks, might prove
xsas ,x'eas valuable than some Of his cubs.
;;,Sss.'ations f. with Salt Lake City arc
New-York tribune., 1919-04-09

Larry Doyle is anything but mean
o. OF sowdy player, but it did seem he
soss MIA temper and went after Nc
Naly maliciously with his snikes.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-09

John J. McGraw holds the same opin-
ion. "Ihis Red Sox lineup" he re-
marked, ''is one of the bes< defensive
New-York tribune., 1919-04-09

me "nilk-fed chicken Of The Bronx. "
wac has been here several days in all
me glory Of his naval uniform, put
we visitors in bad by circulating
s'ofies that McGraw and his players
ssfe dIsgusted with conditions and
roaid not return next spring. Nc
utS" quickly submitted strong docu-
nentary denial.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-09

machines I ever saw. They are in front
of everything you hit. They make you
earn every run you get, which is one
of the best tests of any clubs
strength"
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-12-18
AUSTRIA, SWEPT
BY FAMINE, IS
THREATENING A
CATASTROPHE.
Combined Efforts of Whole
World Needed to Aid the
Stricken Country.
N, United rr--.l

ROME, Dec. 17.-Famine is sweep
ing Austria. crushing women and chill.
dren and threatening the nations an
Inhalation. One of the greatest ca
tastrophes in history is imminent
there. and il is only by prompt aid Of
Austria's erstwhile enemies that II
can be averted, Archbishop Pinel OF
Vienna told the United Press CORE
spondent yesterday.
Archbishop Pinel did not conceal
his belief that the peace terms were
responsible for Ausiria's pitiful con
dition. He declared that an economic
union with Germany was Immediate
y imperative IL Austria continues to
exist as an independent state
The combined effort OF the whole
world is necessary 10 relieve the sit
uation of the Austrian people, he con
tinued. as the country is nearly desti-
iute of food. and what little there is
left is being sold at fabulous prices
Austria's only hope from starving is
the generosity OF the United States.
he concluded
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-12-18
Officers Warned
to Enforce Laws
by Gov. ShOup

In letter addressed to sheriff John
s Weir to Willis L. Strachnn. dis
trict attorney of FL Paso county. and
to all sheriffs and district attorneys
throughout the state. GOV oliver II.
Shoup asks for strict enforcement
ot the laws. the action being taken
in connection with the enforcement of
the prohibition law.
Custer proceedings against Ell ont
GERS who do not enforce The iaw is
the possibility he'd out by Gov Shoup
against all sherins and district aitor-
news who are derelct in their duty.
He mailed them a copy of the start,
providing for the eutsinc nf ,fficlaL.
who do not enforce the laws
In taking this action the governor
was prompted by numerous reqncsts
for him TO ask the Legislature 10
make a special appropriation for Tho
enforcement OF the prohibition lsw IN
tho letter he explains the reaHons why
he did moi Include such secomne .sta.o
tions. [
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-12-18
R. R. LEGISLATION
TO GET GREATER
ATTENTION FROM
THE CONGRESS-
Hint That Wilson Might
Stop the Holiday Recess
Spurs Interest. !
.By ua,.~a I-.e...,

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1T.-Hints
that President Wilson may intervene
to prevent the congressional holiday.
recess unless the pending railroad leg
islation is disposed of has created a
keener public interest in the bill of
Senator Cummins to restore tie roads
to their owners.
Senator Underwood declares that
Congress should not recess until the
needed legislation has been. enacted.
President Gompers OF the American
Federation of Labor. representatives
OF several Of its brotherhoods and Of
ficials OF number of farmers organ
cations have appeared before the Sen
ate Interstate Commerce Committe in
opposition to the Cummins bill
The farmers delegation, which num-
bers 25 members. will call at the
White House during its stay in Wash
ington and endeayor to induce the
President TO urge the retention of the
railroads by the government for an
other two years.
Gompers criticizes the anti-strike
feature of the Cummins bill. and de-
clares that it viii make lswbreakers
of patriotic citizens who will not obey
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-12-18
F|NCHER BOOTH
C0NSPIR'CY. Bill
PASSES STATE.
SENATE 29 TO 2
Appropriation for Colorado
Development Federation
Showed Under in Com
mittee.
81, uni,-a press,

DENVER. Dec. 1.-THE Senate to-
day passed the Fincher-B Booth consipr-
acy bill by vote OF 90 to .. with the
Adams amendment changing the read
ing OF the text to ''unlawfully restrict
Senator knauss made an unsuccessful
fight to have the word "unlawfully.
stricken out The Senate passed on
second reading the bill appropriasins
SIS 1000 for ore testing experiments
tlon. The measure asking for an ap-
preparation for The Colorado Develop
ment Federation was buried in COM
mittee Two measures are tied MP
in House committees. One Of them
IS the amendment extending the terms
of state officers and the other is the
amendment giving the Legislature the
power TO iix the salaries OF state on
cials.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-12-18
Many Marriages
Illegally Made

In handing down decision in his
court n few days ago judge Henry J.
iTersey of Denver declared IL probable
that hundreds of marriages in Colo
rado have not been legally solemnized.
The law provides that where person
who has been divorced. he or she not
only must wait until the expiration ot
the six months period specified In an
inierlocntory decree. but must wait
rvc drys longer before remarryinr.
This addition fiye days is TO give the
other party To the divorce artion an
opportunity to appeal the case to the
snrrcme court Judge Hersey said
he had no douh, that IN mary cases
this had not been observed. possibly
through ignorance of the law. which.
however. l. no excuse
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-12-18
The Need and
Opportunity Public
Health Work
tcon.ributed)

Need and opno-t'::. " walk hand a
hand. The fact of ona mans need
constitutes another's opportunity for
service. Surely no single need in
the world today is os great as the
work of the Anti-Tuberculosis Asso-
ciatien.. ereanized to fight this dread
disease We realize this when we
consider that more die from this dis
ease alone every year than america
lost in the European war.
Here in Colorado the need and OPP
portunity are even greater than else
where. since our state, with its high
altitude. pure. dry atmosphere. mild
climate and abundant sunshine. calls
To sufferers from afar with its prom
ise of health.
To the hest of our ability we have
endeavored to help fulfill this prom
ise as our many hospitals. ssnitar-
iums, camps and homes will testify.
But one great need has been woefully
neglected in nearly all OF our towns
and cities This is the housing of
families having a tubercular member.
Nearly all roomirg houses. boarding
houses. furnished rooms or houses. or
even unfurnished houses. refuse to
accept these families because OF pro-
tests from other patrons.
Why does not each Chamber OF
Commerce or some benevo' ent person
or organization keep a list of those
householders who are. willing to ac-
cent these families that their needs
misht be more readily supplied Or.
better still. why does not some one
build aud furnish an apartment house
or number of small cottages designed
especially for these cases. They
could vary in comforts and luxury to
suit the wealth and wishes OF all
In this way the patient would not
he forced into the isolation Of a san
i,arium. but could regain health and
happiness in that blessed place called
horne.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-12-18
Bassick Items

W. $ Seymour aud A. vanderlinde
went To Canon City Thursday with a
foar-horse load Of grain. returning Fri
day.
James and Frank Martin went to
Canon City with load OF grain Mon
day
Mrs. ]. +. Dabney is staying with
Mrs Frank Martin while Mr Martin
IL In Canon City.
Eugene Pine went To Canon City
with grain Monday
Rudolph Hnrtbauer and Emil went
to Canon City with grain Monday. and
will visit his brother. Charles Hart.
bauer, S25 Macon avenue. while in
town
Dave Bowman came home from a
trip through Arizona and Colorado
points, whore he has been travelling
FOR his health. lie looks very much
improved.
The mail carrier was unable 10
make his regular trip on Tuesday. De,
cembor 3, on account OF bad roads.
noneyard Park residents say IL Is
almost impossible 10 get out with any
thing but saddle horse on account OF
the deep snow.
Santa Claus don't need any wheels
on his sleigh In this community this
year
Smith & vandorlinde have sold their
ihreshing machine To w X McCul-
Tough. moying IL to Boneyard Park on
Tuesday.
Charles Griffin came up from Canon
City sunday TO look after his stock
on the range.
sandford Johnson is in Pueblo on
business.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-12-18
Sunday Fire
Does Damage

hre Of unknown origin in ,he stor-
age room o. the l. NJ. Litz Market
Basket Grocery" III South Fifth
street. between and o'clock Sun
day evening. resulted in a loss Of sew
eral hundred dollars on stock and
building. the exact amount of which
has not been invoiced as yet The
damage Is covered by insurance
The flames started in small stock
room at the northwest corner OF the
been in prosress for some time before
their discovery The room was closed
tightly at the time. and II Is only be
Gauss. there was no draft to fan the
flames that the loss was not far
greater. Jim Caldwell. while walking
past the building. noticed smoke issu-
ing from the room, and sent In an
alarm 10 the department. which made
prompt response to the cali A
messenger was also dispatched to the
residence OF Mr. liiz. 5I4 River
street to inform him of the fire. and
he hastened to the scene OF the con-
Afs%~i aitbh anu AAAftAtN Aht NnTh VI
its eNtinruishmen
The room where the fire started was
used for the storage OF various kinds
OF foodstuTs. including both green
and canned goods. Adjoining Il was
the -four room in which was large
stock Of that character. some of which
was also damaged by smoke and
water. II is estimated that there was
$4,000 worth Of groceries in the two
apartments. That the loss was so
greatly unlimited is matter of con-
gratnlation, both for the owner aud
I his patrons. in these days OF the high
cost OF living
The fire department cndevoFed to
eNtincuish the flames by means of
, chemicals. but were not entirely sue
cessful, and We're compel ed To resort
TO the more drastic method usually
employed in such cases TO complete its
work. II was by wafer pcrcolating
into the -four room and flooding the
floor that The greatest damage was
done. As there was nothing whatever
Of nature to threaten trouble in
either of the storage rooms. IL is be
lieved the fire resulted from spou-
taneous combustion. possibly in bir
pile OF sunny sacks stacked up in one
corner
No damage whatever was done to
the sales department. and business is
heing conducted as usual today.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-12-18
University Club
Enjoyed Home
Talent Meeting

The University Club had a home
talent program at fits regular monthly
meeting and dinner at the straihmore
hotel Tuesday evening. Alva Wood.
assisted by Miss Dorothy Lewis at the
piano and Miss Nina Skinner. soioist.
drew several clever sketches OF local
people in natural poses. This fea-
tnre OF the evening made a distinct
hit Miss skinner was asked 10 give
two or three readings. and graciously
responded She was applsuded heart
lily. Peter Sterling gave a talk on
''The League Of Nations" and got
away with II without making any body
sore. -. --.-.s-..a.s-.--- -
Prof o. y. Drake read n paper
dwelling upon the heritage which the
present generation should leave to
those who will follow Prof Drake IL
a deep student. an able thinker and q
good taiker and he handled his sub
ject cxcellanily from every angle
Rev. Guy +. Konkel gave a mastery
talk on ''The Spirit OF Christmas" II
was full Of wholesome though; and
was remarkably well presented. About
IS members OF the club were presen;
To enjoy this unusual and delightful
program.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-12-18
SAliDA BUSINESS MEN
WISH CANON CITY

\ special committee OF Salida bust
ness men. representing the recently
formed Southwestern Colorado Tour
list ana Commercial Association. yis-
tied Canon city on Sunday for the
purpose Of officially notifying Secro-
tary L. A. bradbury OF the Canon City
Chamber OF Commerce. OF his election
to the presidency OF the organization.
Tho delegation was appointed by the
executive committee ot the nssocia.
tion md consisted Of Mcssrs. H. r.
Her. Il = Rubin, George i.nrton aud
w l.. rhilbin
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-12-18
BOIshevik Forces
Have Captured
Two Towns
tny IlnlI~a ,-r...a

LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE Bolsheyist
forces have captured kieT and Kup-
yanah. according to wireless dis
patch from Moscow.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-12-18

The NJ. NJ Club OF the Methodist
Episcopal church MAS entertained by
Mrs Holman. their teacher. AZ her
home. s1s Greenwood avenue. The
first part OF the afternoon was spent
in the discussion Of their business ar
fairs and the remainder was enioyc |
by dcliLhtfnl program as follows;
Violin and piano duet by the Misses
Eria naraes and I.uci ie Myers; piaho
solos by Misses Helen Hower,cn. II
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-12-18
SOCIETY.

Miss Olive Mckenzie entertained
the Gard Club at her home al Seventh
and River streets Wednesday after
noon There were five tables in play.
and Mrs. w A. Smart captured the
prize for high score. After cards sea-
sonable refreshments were served.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-12-18
WILL. VISIT IN DENVER
FOR A FEW DAYS

Miss Leila jennings. vino spent the
summer and fall months IN Canon
city. has gone TO Denver where she
viii visit, with friends for few days
before returning TO her home In the
iEnat
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-12-18
oLATzELL rs A
RHEUMATIC VICTIM

Loo Gfatzol. u q r. @ agent. has
been laid up for the past thrcc days
with rheumatism,
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-12-08
KENTUCKY HOLDS
more Than HALF
OF ALL WhlSkEY
Old Seventh District Breaks all Prev
lous Annual Records in Paying
Revenue Taxes.

washington, December 4.--The an
nual report of the Commissioners of
Internal Revenue, issued today, shows
that Kentucky will suffer more than
all the rest of the United States COM
bined If wartime prohibition is sus-
tanned by the United States Supreme
Court and further sales of whiskey
are prohibited.
According to the figures of the In
ternal Revenue Commissioner, more
than half of all the distilled spirits re-
naming in distilleries and general
bonded warehouses | nthe entire Unit
ed States is in Kentucky. notwith-
standing the fact that Kentucky dis
tiilers in the fiscal year ended June
80, 1919, disposed Of more than twice
as much of their product as those of
any other state did In the same period
and sold almost one-third of all the
spirits disposed of In the whole coun-
try during that year.
Tn. Internal Revenue report shows
that on June 80, 1919, since which
time the withdrawal Of spirits from
warehouses has been prohibited, there
was In the distilleries and general
bonded warehouses of the country a
total of 72,35S,151 gallons of distilled
spirits, of which 3s.670,073 gallons, or
considerably more than half, was In
Kentucky. Practically all of this was
whisky, although there was some al
cohol. some gin and little rum.
Figures for the old Seventh District
OF Kentucky, which included Maysviile
were at before the consolidation of all
the districts into one, show total col
lections for that district In the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1919. of $29,673.-
010f2. an increase of $15,3O6, 1907. 8!
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Billiards-National pocket billiard
championship tournament, at PhIls-
delphIa.
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ToDAY's EVENTS
: i. !. 4. i. + !. 4 !. i. /. + +

Observance Of the Feast of the Inn
maculate Conception.
Fifth anniversary Of the great Brit
ish naval victory of the Falkland Is
lands.
His Eminence Cardinal O'Conneli Of
Boston celebrates his Goth birthday to-
day.
The North American College In
Rome is 60 years old today, having
been opened December 8, 1859.
The presence of deputies from the
recovered provinces of Alsace-Lor-
ralne will feature the opening of the
French parliament today.
The trial OF thirty-seven alleged I.
W. W.. accused under the Espionage
Act. Is docketed to begin In the Fed
eral court at Kansas City today.
Wiscount Grey, the new British am
basador to the United States, is to be
the guest of Harvard University to-
day, where he win deliver an ad-
dress.
Savannah, Ca, has prepared an ella
borate program for the reception ant
entertainment OF General Pershing
who is to be the guest of that city to-
day.
A conference OF the Misslssippi-to
Atlantic waterways committee is to bs
held In Washington today, preliminary
to the meeting of the National Rivers
and Harbors Congress.
! A decision as to the constitutional
ity of the Wartime Prohibition Ac
is expected from the Supreme Court O
the United States when that body re-
assemblies today after two weeks
recess. VvN'
Primaries will be held In Fifth Wis
oonsin district today for the nomina.
tion of candidates for the special cleo
tion to fill the vacancy caused by the
refusal of the House to honor the ere
dentials of Victor Berger.
Governor Shoup has called spe.
cial session OF the Colorado Legislature
to meet today TO ratify the national
woman suffrage amendment, TO pass
laws for the suppression OF anarchy
sedition, and conspiracies against ths
State. and TO act on emergency ap'
preparations.
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TODAY's CALENDAR OF SPORTS

Racing-Winter meeting of Cuba
American Jockey Club, at Havana.
Winter meeting at Jefferson Park,
New Orleans.
Bench Show-Annual show Of Mon
treal Kennel Association, Montreal.
Wrestling-Wladek Zysko vs.. Joe
Stecher, at New York.
Boxing-Joe Burman VS.. Mike Dun
dee, 10 rounds, at Racine. Wis. Bob
Roper VS.. Bill Brennan, 10 rounds,
at Racine, Wis. Mart Collins vs. Fran
kie Farmer. 8 rounds, at Elizabeth, N.
J.. Milburn saylor vs.. Jack Perry. 10
rounds, at Youngstown, o.,