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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-30
sIleee Athletes Gathering
Tar Carnival at Penn sy.

vt,laosi pi.IA. April 2s-Scores of col
=, astletls from the east ana mid
/, west arrived mere today 10 com
,,,4 y the University of Pennsvl-
r,ss -f.A- arrival On Friday ana
s,u-Gzl
III. eul-v Isl tals year IS one o.
,. argssI n the history of the
rnss II Includes representatives
-re- nearp I'll the leading schools
ana .e.leres II he country. one OF
me sa.u1e events of the TWO days
moran il. me two-mlle college ;a-
Ia championship Of the United
gts Z which The Oxford-Cam-
s-sgg ttan : 4reng the entrants.
-hs 3-.usn team Will meet some OF
he .Asjest men n American colleges
re British miners also viii com
rsre : serera. other events. iuclud-
!ss me distance medley relay, Inc 1a
,srd hurdle. and The three mile race.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-30

No hard sfs ana 10. mixed duran
ia rack New York export.
CQRN-Spot Icy. No. yellow Is
&rd No . mixed LII g 4 2 New y ork.
. GAC>-Spul unsettled. Ne. white Is
ai8a
FT-Fir-n. made west 2aa3.2 2g33a
81 TTEk-stEadF. receipts tS-5 tubs:
craaTnerT higher nam extras 6ssl6si. de.
extra 2 score s7fff7l. rirsts Is 10 u scare
''s3e6s hacking stock current make Nc.
> 42D4S
EGGs-Fir-n- receipts I1.Sa Eases:
storage packed extra tirsts 47Au4s. tirSts
+BiE+7. tresh gathered extra -irsIs 4sS6
al -irStE +Sm4e state Pa. ana nearby
western heuneiy whites 1rSJs 10 extras
4sFI54- 10 browns extras i96i59: do.
gathered browns and mixed coiers irsis
10 ey.r.ts 15aI4e
F'F1~A T0ES-Steady- Bermuda hbl
igs6i -9an
GAABAGEs-steady. prices anchang-
ell
7JGfAE-Raw firm centrifugal u 80:
refined dr-n fine granulai ed -7ssrZ30a-
Futures we're very luiet with opera
tors inclined III await developments
Juty sold At u IS ana Al j. ~ during rhe
morning ana AZ midday was I'VE points
lower THAN yesterday : closing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-30
Reds Rough with
3 Pirate Hurlers

PitIspurg, april y-Cincinnatl. appear
ing here today for the arsi tine this
season. defeated Pittspurg BY 4 score
Of 5 70 . Ring kept the mis- Of the
home team well scattered while the VS.
tors hit Carton ami Hamilton freely
After Carlson mad filed the haBss IN
the third inning with TWO out he was
displaced by Hamilton, vino waIkHd the
next batter forcing n one r-u. He WIS
mt hzrd n every inning thereafter in
III relieved by Ponder. The score.
Cincinnati q > 3 o-S-14- ?
Pittsburr 40 1 1 0 9 g Q o. So
Ring and Wingo- Rar1aan: Carlson.
Hamilton. Ponder and Lee
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-30
TROLLEY LEAGUE
PROSPECTS FOR
SEASON LOOK COCO

The outlook For trolley league base
bail tor the coming season is promis-
iEg. Al the present tune Augusta. Hal
Jewell. Gardiner and winthrop are en-
thusissiic over the prospect. AMI the d.
recturs Of the old trolley league IN all
Of these cities have been working tor
The past few days ana feel assured that
the baseball public will have the ci1anca
to see the same high srade Of nail a.
IN the seasons Of IelG-I4-i5-i6.
A meeting Of those Interested in the
different cities will be held within q rev
days and plans made for the coming
SEASON.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-30
Cubs Register
60 Win Over Cards

Chicago. April 3s.-Chicago c1ncentraf-
81 lis attack toaay. including home runs
By Paskert ann Robertson. anu easily
defeated Il. LOUIS n me first game Of
the series 20 : Vaughan pitched me
DILL until the latter part OF the gains.
when his witness. couplsa with errors
u Hefzog and some oppsrtuDe hitting,
ae4ted the visitors their runs. score .
ST. Louis 90 g g . g. 5-3
Chicago 30 q ! Q x-e-Il-s
Doak, sherdsi ana Clemens; Vaughn
and hiilifsr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-30

arm this summer Howard Annls viii
take his place N he creamery.
Mrs. Harry Bartle1t PASSED last week
N Dover visiting her sister.
4 little son mas recentiv been added 20
the family OF Ny and Mrs John Nc
Carths.
Il e understood maj J. ; Libby, Jr.,
has sold the place occupied ny LAW
renee Clifford 20 HeFbsG- Lewis
Thomas Fox has ms mil IN operation
saving the lumber hauled oHt near John
Libby ana mas busy crew.
NJ and MRS Glen Austin arr the hap
py parents Of a nln.-pound girl born
April 30. Miss Bessie Burdin Of Cam
bridge Is caring for them.
There was no service n me Methods:
church on~suudaY ~ the pAsseT. Miss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-30
" ally j., Hurts
Senators to Win. 2-1

New York. april -S-washington
goJ an even break win the New York
7 ankees by wiunig the last game 81
the series by score Of 20 !. John
sen ourpitched Quinn, though il TOOK
a great catch b. Milan 70 save john
son IN the ninth inning \ home -rin
by Pieinlch proved 20 ne Washing
ton winning run. Johnson Vas
knocked out on a queer play n The
aftl inning. In trying To throw CIT
Boaie Al first, LhIrd oasenGn shan
non nit Johnson On the head with
the bail. DIN me pitcher continued
the game. Score.
Washington ...- % . . . ! . e--z-s-i
New York -....5 D o T. q 9 1-1-5-2
johnson ana PicIuieh, Quinn ana
2aeI.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-30
EX-NURSE COUMANS
ACQUITTED AT DEDHAN

E'edharn. Mass April @s-Miss Mar
-arel Cournans was acquitted of man
slaughter by a Jury IN the superior
court today, after a ttrae days trial.
She was charged with having bean
responsible for tine death in Sovem-
Der last of Mrs. Mary g Lott Of Nal
den. vino was scaided 10 death in a
hot bath AT u sanitzr4uIn IN wsIles-
ley where Miss Coumans was en-
pIoyed as a nurse. The jury was out
four hours and Is minutes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-30
Indians Help White
Sex to 6 to | Win

Cleveland. O., April B hlcAgo at-
fealed Cleveland today u / n the
closing game Of the series. Williams
held CleY eiand 70 TWO hits, ore Of which
xas 4 scratch, anu did not allow i run
ner % reach SECOND after ms first in
ning Meyers pitched well for CleVe-
land. the poor work Of NunamaiIer On
arsr base resulting IN all except one OF
Chica@s,s runs The ss9re:
Chicago ....a . . S-5-I-l
Cleveland III 0 g o g 81 -
williams ana ScAalk Meyers. Fasfa
and O Neil.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-30

fresh Dear attacks. Z heavy lone prF-
FALLING at the cluse. The more sever
3usses embraced sIe%is eIutUTnrtlS-
motors. oils. feathers ana sugars
General Motors made d net decline 1f
7 points 70 S15 '~Lcible -t--l .,e'Ct7t
., Repjog5e "a. Harvester -, Reading
g. American Utooien =, Corn Products
-. ana I. :. steel i. with iossss oI :
10 points 2 many miscellaneous ST,e-
claltlt+s sales amounted 20 ---a3.uH
shares
Foreign exchange vas aIrnusI 4 ne an!v
stable feature Of the day, I1t L0n7"n
rae continuing Ia barueA- WITH FnUder-
ate Improvement LDr several II ne COIL
tiuentaI rerrltfauceS
Liberty Sas -nAue a new l'w at - q
ana me general BOND marEet Was re-
aCt.onarv II moderate offerings Total
sales par Talus- 81 75-Bsa. Old i. =
bonds We're Lnaitered on sail.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-30
Harrington "a. JUNIOR t.isn "a

The Harrington school eeys osaI
the Junior High team n 10 Il in 4
Seninr League game Thursday after
noon On the Harrington grounds. Two
double plays were pulled of by the
Grammar school infield- Gregoine Of
the Junior High got a three-bagge.-
the best nit Of the game Poor ana
Mari were The Harrington battery.
For the losers. Gregolre, Ces-bett. Ne
Auiiffe and McNicker were each given
a Try with Merrill catching
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-30
Boston Produce Market

5oAton- -A4lr1I =.
BEEF-ChoiCE whole cattle lga1h.
Butt R-EorrheTo ereamer.- extras
& af57l: western 10. fsaI6T
EESE-tfresh chuic4 3s61g1
G4R%-No. vGilow l3o6T-as1.
ELTsS-E-Ar7v at.luerv J44ls5; western
extras $3.50
FLpT R-SprfnE patents. lyS-4h. sacks,
special shorts -175f45sJo 81 andard 1475n
15ea
I3Ay-No timothy 4sQ4s.
HANDSPRING = G2s
DATS-Fancv - pounds 1y7a1S
PeRh-Me1ium hacks 1Bd
TATOES-Ar 1ustook Green Acs
81 per 10 pounds on track.
TGAR-5ranuiate Wholesale gro
.ers quotation. u Ia bulk 9as n pack
ages.
VEAT-rofTog
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-30

Flora Snow ms returned 10 Water
vile after i few days At her nons mere.
Mrs. Nellie Palmer il at the c. n. q.
hospital HI Lewiston for treatment.
Mrs. F7urnnce Snow and little son
Harry were the guests Of friends in Sor-
over SUNDAY.
Inez Brown. wine has been quite III, Is
very much better
George Williamson has moved us
family 70 ms herne Of ms father. VIII
Williamson. Al East Mercer
George Wopu was n Norrzdgeweck
Tuesday on business
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-30

difference
Mrs L-lnwcas Rogers, VINO aas been
very III A. North AnSsn vnsFe her nus
hand was at work. has sufficiently re-
covered TO return 70 her boIne here for
a few days.
Miss DoT1s Cooley has been N Ban
sor he PAST week TO 10 treated for =
severe case OF hloodpusoning in her
hand. Her mother anu aunt. Mrs Ma
Perkins are with ser-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-30
Chicago Cattle Market

tllcaEo, ApIai =
|AT-LE-lIea Beef steers steady 10
81 over: top heavy and earrings 1&ZS:
lGlk Ii5itll la9D: she stock mostly steady
30 strong: bulk g5tsui13e: bulls SC higher:
best bologna bulls se4; calves weak 10
SIC lower. mostly $50 LES feeders
strong.
7DlsS-5la mostly I5d2Sc higher
spots showing nure gain ton 1915 bulk
light IB49a35R5; bulk - pounds M t"S5
"a 40 Digs mostly Iy75s5 i45a.
ii ELP-i3 a4s.sIo teadF 10 weak
choice wooded laInns 1az5. Others held
higher prime shern lambs lSg. bulE
ITD8nIS1s; few good choice wooded ewes
15{Esu ISJs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-30
New York Money Market

NV 1Eh. AI3T1l =
Mercantile paper S517
Exchange -rrn: sterling gl-lav hills
..SI- commercial 6s.-day bills on lAEks
a-21F. commercial fe-dar pals 311. de-
rnznd 3 ss7 Cables asa.
Francs demand lG4z. g Dies ls-4it
Belgian franz, demand -. uaA}=S
. a.
Gullders demand 81. cGDies e.
Ire demand g - ca iieS -
Marks. demand -. -aDl-s Ia
Government ana railroad BONDS lr-es
liar
Time loans srrong. ~ uavs. 10 days
ana 81. months n
CAL money strong. niEh -. 1uw y -lli-
ng rate i. closing aid O. offered al l1
ia. so- S.-- ~ -4s.a =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-30

Webster school gave Williams a -
TO drubbing Thursday afternoon IA
the Webster grounds. IN a Junior
League series game. There was
snappy naying by the winners. de-
spite the soggy condition of the dia
InonG. Doyon and Soucie were the
Webster battery, being opposed ay
haskell ana stiles.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-30
Chicago Produce Market

I.lCagp- ! Qr1t =.
losing tiown pT some Chicago Grain
- -vaturs together with disauiet regard
lnE the financial situation LED 10 weak
1e9s today n the corn market. PRICES
Tossed unsettled. 10 &c net lower.
May IN 70 I7-5 and July 1G2s 20 ID
Oats HHisae1 at & decline 10 X ad-
aaHce ana pr0vIs5uEs yaryinE from &c
81 % re gain
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-30
PENNSf VARSITY CREW
ARRIVES AT CAMBRIDGE

Cambridge, Mass April :s-Tha
PENNSYLVANIA varsity crew, which IS
10 participate in the triangular re-
gatta with Harvard and Princeton
ON SATURDAY. arrived today. Coach
Wright had the crew ON the Charles
,for Workout this afternaan and
they covered the entire COURSE. al
Though the wafer was rough. The
three Princeton crews are expected
tomorrow
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-30
CONY HIGH NOTES

&c -oHv baseball team had prac-
-.e he RueI Williams field under
ne erection ii Coach Thompson
-'hursazy afternoon IN preparation
iog he game with Wa1erville High IN
"a, it saturday afternoon. The
na1 were gwen deIdin9 and batting
p7C-ls. ana showed mp very we'll.
re -ralE cam had a light work
esLeruay afternoon IN prepara-
.an % ne r.Tne trials which will be
rGL is attt.'no0n.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-30
NJ yYPIC BIKE COURSE
! ryFI AND SPEEDY ONE

.--uerr.. Aprll S-American cycI-
~, t,ornpsIe n he ias mile road
-. - se aaid here on Aug. u in
..s.rlen win the Olympic games
- e4erIs viii find the course
.-,s-sl.va!v ievei, ana suitable for
- -,s,Rg With the exception of
:. .trrj.osr near Antwerp there is
.,.;s a. ne quite which has been
:, sre9s 9f German 5omtardment.
r.re uai.sH 1lIl he permitted 70 en-
az -oatesfants af whom four shall
SAT-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-30
LONE ERROR
TALES WIN FOR
PHlLY AGGREGAT|ON

Boston. April es-Meadows had
the bette,. of F1llingin in Il pitchers
battle today, Philadelphia defeating
Boston 10 Q. IN the seventh J. NIL
Ter singled, stole second went to
third on Paulestes sacrifice nit and
scored when Q'Neil dropped Maran-
viile's perfect throw 10 the plate on
r. MiileF's gFealnneF Score:
PHILADELPHIA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-30

George ?. Messlck, merchant a.
Chester. Penn. going TO take MS motcr
car out af the garage where ne put i
up three weeks ago. found that some
5oay VINO knew that ne had poured a
couple of gallons Of grain alcohol INTO
Inc radiator had drained the radiator
.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-30

Coy Sinclair has moved into john Mo-
Carrhy's house near the village
Preston Chadhourne aas finished xarx
IN the creamery. where ne has been en-
pIoye6 the past year and hAif. ana
will work Tor Nrx. 7. e Foss On he
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-30
II Mackmen Fail to Stop Red Sox Nine
Tanning tigers FaUorite Sport Bro.uns
RED Sox HAVE
MERRY TIME WITH
lOMY MACkMEN

Philadelphia. April S-Bosron aaeaad
only four hlts 20 defeat Phi aaelphia Il
Inc aflai game OF rhe series rnaay 10 /.
Three bases on balls. three errors AM
Hcopsrs double routed Naylor N the
fourth and decided the contest The
visitors registered only TWO hits off E4ar-
f1s, both home rms. n the sixth. Ths
score.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-30
EASTERN LEAGUE

At Rridgsport-Bridgep :. Water
bury !.
Springfield Hartford. View Haven Al
bany, Pittsf1eld- Worcester games pnst-
puned; wet grounds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-30
Browns Add to
Losing Streak Tigers

ST. Louis. April Est. Louis made
a clean sweep of the series with De-
troit. winning today's game 10 Q. Il
was the second consecutive sFrntuut aa-
niuistsred 20 Detroit and the 18th
straight game ths Tigers lost. score:
Detroit .......s 0 8 g 9 a 0 . 0-o-5-1
ST. Louis 90 o o x-2-s-s
Darss, okr7e ana Stanage: Sothoron
and SEVERED
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-30
COLLEGE GAMES

At Newton-Besien Callege o CniFer-
z.ty of Manh
At Medfard. Mass-Tufts 6. Boston
CRiversi >
At Miadlstown, Ct.-Lehigh University
4. Wesleyan >
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-30

Two base llI-TraEesser. stolen
aase-J. Miller =. Sacr4rica-PauI-
cite. Double play-Bancroft TO J.
Miller 70 Pauietfe- Left on bases
PhiIa 8; BOs1on s. Base on balls off
Meadows: off Eillingtm. l. Fit ny
nlreher bp Meadows tCmistenburv.
Crlisel struck ont by Fillingim 5.
Tnpires-HaIrisun ana Q'Day- Time
-l:S-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-30
Robins Corral }
to Giants Row ZerOs

Brooklyn. \. Y. April 2s-Brookiyn
made il Two out If three from New
York by winning today 3 10. g. Two
nits ana a base on balls off Toney,
4 tumble by Fletcher ana a muff by
Doyle. all with two out gave Brook
iyn three runs N the first inning.
After that Toney anu Mitchell mad
scoreless pitchers duel. HubbeH re-
lieved Toney n the seventh and al
lowed one hat. Score.
New York Ia 0 . 9 0 . 0 e-9-5-2
Brooklyn ..-.--..@ I Q 8 0 0 . 6x--S-7-9
Tones HuhpeIl ana Snyder Nit
chen and hr-1eger
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-30

Two-aass hits-F3ocper Dugan. Home
r-ns-Seott, Hooper. S2cyifcs-N eittl
Double piays-scott. NcNailv ana No
InHis; Nayiort Caldwell ana Griffin.
Left on bAses-Baston t. Philadelphia .
Bases On h2Ils-Of Bush (. of Naylo-
.. off Harris !. T3its-of Naylor n :
innings of Harms = n I. off keefe 0 n
!. Struck cut-B- BusA :, Us Nayior T.
by Harris I. Losing aItcAef-Naylor.
Cnpires, D,neen ana Nallin. Time ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-30
New York Stock Market

10fTeEISi GdDT JF
MAINE BRICK ERAGE COMPANY
- Front 81. Bath. Phone $40
$S5 Water St. augusta.
Phone I0lg-I0I9
Correspondents Of
ELMER =. BRIGHT a CO.
Members Of New York ana Boston
STOCK Exchange
Private Wire Service
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-30

New York Produce Market
View York. april ~
WAEAT-Sput sieAdg; No : red ana
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-30

@Battea for DYKES IN Sla .
~Bared for Myagt n a.h
-@sHarted for Galloway IN 9Th
=-s@BaItei for Harris IN sin
Boston -.........o q o 5 O q o.
Philadelphia - 0 e o 8 0 -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-30

]. FL. COGAN CO.,
ELDRIDGE BROS.
EUGENE ANDREWS
c. r. JONES.
w. B. ARNOLD CO.,
W. B. FRENCH,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-10
Supporters of the Johnson
Measure to Halt Inflow of
Foreigners for Two Years
Are Highly Elated.
CONFIDENTLY EXPECT
MEASURES ADOPTION
Partisan Lines Disappear
During the Debate; Final
Vote Probably viii Be
Taken Next Saturday.
nv The Associated Press)

Washington, Dec. D.
Supporters of the Johnson
bill to prohibit immigration
for two years won every
preliminary skirmish in the
house today with such ease
that ultimate passage of the
measure seemed to them to
be assured.
The only record vote that
came during the two hour
debate was carried by adj
vocates of restricted immi-
grafton, 151 to 8. This
vote, taken on adoption of a
special rule to limit general
debate on the measures co
four hours, was taken by
the bllPs proponents as an
indication of the attitude of
the house. Opponents of
the bill disputed this con-
tention, however.
Two Of the four hours allotted
to general debate had been con-
sumed when the house adjourned.
Another two hours of general de-
bate will follow tomorrow and then
speakers will be allowed only five
minutes each. Chairman johnson
of the immigration committee, who
drafted the bill, said that DISPOSE
tion of amendments probably
would delay the final vote until
Saturday.
Debate at today's session was di-
vided by agreement between Chair
man johnson and Representative
Raker, democrat, California, who
led the forces friendly to the bill,
and Representative Sicgel, repub-
lican of New York. and SABBATH,
democrat of Illinois, leaders of the
opposition.
Partisan lines disappeared dur
ing the debate. Apparently by CO.
incidence the leadership divided
itself equally between democrats
and republicans, one member of
each party leading the forces for
and against the bill,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-10
DEFEATED CANDIDATE
IN SANTA FE COUNTY
TO CONTEST ELECTION
DY STAFF CORRESPONDENT.

Santa Fe, Dec. -Marcelino A.
Ortiz, county assessor of Santa Ee
county and republican candidate
for reelection against jose !. Mad
rid, running as "A fusion candidate
on the democratic ticket, has filed
an election contest against Mad
rid who was declared elected by
the canvassing beard with a plu-
rality of 80 votes. Ortiz charged
irregularities in the count which,
If rectified in the manner he asks,
would elect him by nearly 600
votes.
In his formal complaint. ortiz
asserts that the election judges
counted for Madrid more than 3S3
votes which were not legally cast
and that they refused to count 224
votes which were legally cast for
him. He objects to the voting in
precincts 3, s, Z, 8, 9, 10, II, l3,
Is, 16, IS, 10, 20 and Il, a great
majority of the precincts In the
county.
Ortiz had been endorsed by the
republican county central organi-
zation for the position of postmas-
ter of Santa Fe to recompense him
for the loss of his office in the fu-
sion movement. However, 1t be-
came likely that he would be con-
fronted with severe opposition IN
his efforts to land the postmaster
ship and the election contest was
instituted
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-10

of the British auxiliary forces
claim that the guerilla tactics of the
Irish republicans virtually hava
been broken, the military COM
mandcrs have informed the mem
bers of the parliamentary labor
commission which has been visiting
Ireland that they are in no way
sure of this.
The correspondent today inter-
viewed General Cumming, com
manding the Kerry brigade, who
admitted that he was not making
any appreciable headway against
the guerilas, who were able to Sc
crete themselves in the difficult
county ana severely handicap the
mobility of the troops by obstruc-
tions of all kinds, such as deep
+lsszselaas, i.sees. sild pil04 ef stsaQss
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-10
CANNOT BE EXTRADITED
FROM MEXICO, OPINION

El Paso. Tex, Dec. 9.-That
Clara Smith Hamon cannot be ex-
tradited from Mexico even Ii found
in Juarez, is the opinion given by
Sheriff Seth B. Orndorff today by
the United States district attorneys
office here. 1t is held that as the
United States has not recognized
the new government of Mexico. the
textradition' treaty is not in effect.
No trace has been found of the
missing woman. Sheriff Orndorff
has deputies guarding all roads out
of Ell Paso in the belief that the
woman might try to leave the city
by automobile. Trains are also
watched and deputies are watch
ing the home of Mr.. lannon's faith
er at l119 East San Antonio street.
A warrant was issued here today
by Justice r. b. Rawlins at the
request of Sheriff Orndorff.
charging the woman with being a
fugitive from justice.
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resembling MISS Smith was seen
to enter a closed car and start for
Ardmore from the Ardmore field,
where the plane landed. Russell
Brown, county attorney, immedi-
ately went to the field and ques-
toned the pilot of the pane. who
said he was John ParkhiIl and was
on his way from Oklahoma City to
Texas. The county attorney said
he did not believe any of the re-
ports linking this incident with the
search for Miss Smith.
From the interchange of mes
sages between the county attorney
and Sheriff Orndoff at El Paso,
Tex, Mr. Grown said ne had
learned that Mr.. Orndorff believed
he had been misunderstood
The sheriff referred TO reports
that he had refused to arrest Miss
Smith until he had received a war
rant from MIR. Brown. as he had
no other reason to hold her.
Now, however. the county attor-
ney declares the sheriff will arrest
Miss Smith, if possible, upon tele-
graphic communication sent by
Mr., Brown.
News that an airplane had ar
rived spread through Ardmore
quickly. Mr.. Brown soon found
the pilot at a hotel and questioned
him regarding the rumors about
Clara Smith.
The pilct explained that he had
landed for the, night to take on
ION and gas, and when approached