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Arizona republican., 1920-06-22
For Sale-Miscellaneous

->~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~>>>~--->~~-~~>~->>---->>>>~ USED GAS ENGINES from l to 70 horsepower.
 One Delco light plant with oscillat~ ing fan 90 bulbs and electric iron One 6 n. D. vertical boiler with new flues.
 one 7x1O rock crusher. One h. D. 3-phase, 6o-cycle 220-Volt motor.
 One 25 h. D. 2-phase, 6O-cycle, 22oO- volt motor
 one 25 h. D. 8-phase, eo-cycle. 22Oo- volt motor.
 One 50 h. p. s-phase, 6O-cycle. 44O- volt motor.
 One 15 h. p. horizontal slide valve engine.
 One 5-inch vertical pump equipped complete for 60-ft. pit. York ice making and refrigerating machinery.
 c. c. MENTZER, General Engineer
 PA N. 9th St.
 Phone 4545 1t
Arizona republican., 1920-06-22
Auction Auction /! 27 s. Fifth Ave.
 Every Friday

Come to us for bargains. We sell everything of value. Phone 4lis. J. B. Guess, Auctioneer. '-1 BUY YOUR cut flowers direct from grower. Extra fancy roses, soc per doz. l delivered. We are cutting fro1n 1OO,ooO rose bushes. Five years as wholesalers has amply equipped us for the retail business. Clay Tice Flower and Plant Go. Phone 1o2J3. dd FOR SALE-One twelve-inch oscil- lating electric fan; also vacuum cleaner for Delco or any 32-volt plant. Address P. o. Box 7s6 dg TEN new Pyrocide fire extinguish- CTS; present retail price, ss; will sell these for s4 each. Phone 2O69. dg FOR SALE-By owner, one new 2 burner Perfection oil stove, s12.50; one lot, end of Brill car line. $500; terms; one Chalmers 1914 model, $350. r. F. Lea. Gen. Del. It MANI $ bicycle for sale. good condi- tion. $15 9O1 East Polk St. dg TAPPOON CANVAS OF HEAVY GRADE FOR SALE AT
 PHOENIx SEED AND FEED co.
 125 F. JEFFERSON r
 IF YOU want good light. nave your reflectors replated Phoenix Plating co a1s Last Adams. if FOR SALE-Ice cream wagon. horse and harness 1154 E Garfield. dk
 ARIZONA LUMBER
 Prices, 2x4 and 2x6, No. l com.. $55
 1x4. 1X6 and 1x12, No. 3..-. 55
 1x12 No. ? com. .-......-. 50
 Mill cullS 70 Don't pay more until you see this stock at 7th Ave. and Jackson.
 MONT ANDERSON dg FOR SALE-Cheap. new oil stove; ! ice box 3352 ak FOR SALE-Piano, fine condition. $50. So5 N. Second street. If A BUCKS four-hole range, water front, iron bed and springs. wardrobe, cupboard. Call 1921 N. 9th St. bg ELECTRIC FANS and oil stoves at a bargain. 27 $. 9th Ave. ak i FOR SALE-Brand new Victrola XVII, largest size. with 40 records at S1O0 less than cost. Phone 4306 ask for Mauler. dg FOR RaSALE-Lady's diamond cluster ring, sapphire in center. surrounded by ten genuine white diamonds set in platinum. Will sell for $500. Box I3K. Republican. It RUGS. table. oil stove. s1s East Wflletta. dg FOR SALE-One new Avery 6-cylin- der motor cultivator. Would trade for mules Herbert B. Atha, Arizona | Egyptian Cotton CO, Phoenix. If FOR SALE-Cement blocks by s by Is, 22c apiece. Cheapest. coolest. most substantial building material on market See them at 109 N. 18th Ave.
 If LIBERTY bonds taken at par for good homestead filings or relinquish- ments in Casa Grande Valley. Box ! 49K Republican. al FOR SALE-High grade hegari en- silage for sale; high percentage oi grain. D. R. Van Petten. dd
Arizona republican., 1920-06-22
A Million Auto Parts

Of, over 250 makes and models. at a saving of 8 to 90 per cent. We satisfy or refund your money.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-22
Two Acres Wheat t

About two acres wheat. ripe and ready to cut. See this at once Corner Indian School road and Seventh street ADplv ore block west. cr phone 4+-s- v
 FOR SALt.-Portahle houses ~Izcs >>t0. ToNI2 I3NIt Price St5 t3 st9-15 This is the ideal house for yo1r cot- ron picLcrs. Arizona EoX Co-, Phoenix. Nr'z.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-22
IT OFFTCF.
SERVICE MIN
 SEEK IOES

When you want help give tho first chance to ex-service men. A number of men who have served their country now ara looking for positions here Phone American Legion Headquarters
 1ssS, and we may De able 10 HI your needs A
Arizona republican., 1920-06-22
Auto Salvage Co.

Parts for all models. Expert me chanics to wait on you. Everythine pinned and tagged. Save money and time. Mail orders filled same day re- Ceived. New gears ordered by wire.
 422 w. adams St Phone 797 if
Arizona republican., 1920-06-22
Steinberg Auto Wrecking Co.
421-aI N. Center. Phone 42e2

421-31 N. Center. Phone 4292
 Oldest, largest and most reliable auto parts house in the Southwest. We buy cars in any condition. If A SMALL payment down and small amount each week buys a good used tvvo-ton Republic truck. Must be seen to be appreciated. 35 N. Second St. ds FOR SALE or trade on terms. Good Indian motorcycle. IS Model. chain drive Ford that will do your heavy hauling. Also a good Ford touring car. Cor. 14th St. and Van Buren. ds FOR SALE Automobile, Dodge touring. in Al condition; a bargain. Call mornings. 715 w. Jackson. Phone s792 db FOR SALE - One five pas ssenger 1920 Dodge car. run less than 5000 miles; good condition. Inquire Fred Hansen. phone 6S0. dd DODGE touring. HIT East Brill St
Arizona republican., 1920-06-22

Come to us for bargains. We sell everything of value. Phone 4l1S. J. B. Guess, Auctioneer. '-l
Arizona republican., 1920-06-22

FOR SAIE-1 CRAY X DAVIS SELF STARTER COMPLETE WITH GENERATOR; SPLITDORFF' MAGNETO: 1 ATWATER- KENT DIST. COMPT.; MASTER VT BRATOR; l KINGSTON CARBU- RETERe COLLINGS VEIL &
 HDW. CO.,, 2S-32 E. ADAMS If
Arizona republican., 1920-06-22
For Sale or Exchange

GOOD modern broom brick house. with large screen porch. well located, l. block of paved street and car line, northeast: very large lot, good old shade; will exchange for good to 10 acres we'll improved near Phoenix. fl West Van Buren Street. Phone 3S97.
 q Q
Arizona republican., 1920-06-22
Motor Sales Co.,, Inc.

MITCHELL DISTRIBUTORS" PAS N. First St. Cor. Van Buren
 6v
Arizona republican., 1920-06-22
For Sale-MisceIlaneous
LUMBER

Prices are per 1000 square feet 1x6 to 1x12-inch boards .--..-.. $45.00 Rough No. 1 com.
 zx6 joists, rough No. i com. ---.. s45.0O z-in. studding. rough No l com. .s45.0O s-in. studding $500 2x6. surfaced sides s65.oo to s75.oO 2x4, surfaced sides ..s65.00 to $75.O0 Ix6. dressed and match. s65.00 to $75.00 5zx4, beaded ceiling see. $45.00 to $65.00 # x6 and wider resaw .-.-...-.- s30.00 Good grade cull lumber, per
 1000 feet SZ5-0O Mining timber. exs to 1ox1o ....- s45-oo Battens. 5@x3 ....-..... $45.00 s0,o00 feet of S2S No. com.
 ooaros Soo-OV Roofing, Sash, Doors Frames. Mold fngs. Let me make you out a list of lumber required. Bring your plans. can read them. 30 years practical ex- perience. | have the right stuff that will build a little home for little money. My prices are spot cash at the yard These prices hold good until further notice This stock just been unloaded. l bought it for spot cash and spot cash will move 1t.
 OHLRAU LUMBER YARD AID
 PHOENIX FLAMING MILL
 502 S. First Aye. If
Arizona republican., 1920-06-22
Wanted-Situation, Female

NJ RISE would care for invalid O. couvaIescent Phone N925. cn
 WANTED Laundry rough dry Soc per dozen. ironing, cheap. 22O9 Wc-' Monroe. dd
 YOUNG lady employed would like to share her 4-room apartment with an- other employed lady; rent reasonable Box J6k. Republican dQ
Arizona republican., 1920-06-22
For Sale-Automobiles 4Ia
For Sale-Automobiles ~ H OPER'S
 U ENEWED
 N OAD
 Il O UNNERS Our Guarantee YOU WILL GET YOUR MONEYS WORTH AT ROPER'S.

We sell standard makes of light weight cars. They are always priced very low and when overhauled are ca pablo of giving thousands of miles of economical service. We tell you ex- actly what work we have done on them and advertise the one price that will buy them
 Ford touring 25o Ford touring. renewed .. 4o0 Ford touring 425 Maxwell Road Runner .-. 300 Dodge touring, as is ... 300 Overland 90, unusually good . 600 Hupmobile model N touring.
 today ............. 500 Buick light six D-45 touring . 9ou Maxwell ton truck ..... 1OoU Chalmers 1919 touring. like new 15O0
 USED CAR DEPARTMENT
Arizona republican., 1920-06-22
Stewart Realty Co. IT West Adams
 Phone 1907 dd
HOUSES WANTED.
Cotton Wanted

Ready buyers for cotton and farm and.
 SEE MADISON, WITH
 CHAS $. REAPER
 1g w Adams St df
Arizona republican., 1920-06-22
For Sale or Exchange

FOR EXCHANGE modern six-room brick best residence district, for pat ented Paradise Valley land. Box TAX, Republican. dk
Arizona republican., 1920-06-22
For Rent-Furnished
 Rooms

For Rent-Furnished
 Rooms
 FOR RENT - Large. cool screen sleeping room nicely furnished. Walk ing distance and on car line. suitable for one or two gentlemen. Apply mornings or evenings at 7o6 North ,4th St. Summer rates. OK
 NICE, CLEAN, cool sleeping rooms and porch beds. Summer rates. Occi- dental hotel 130 N. Central. Fl. M. Bons. Prop. II
 MOE cool. inside and screen sleep ing rooms: running water; private en- trance; housekeeping rooms; summer rates; close in: rent by night. week or month Phillips House. Phone lo49, s25 N. Fourth Ave dn
 ONE or two nicely furnished first floor rooms. with privileg of kitchen also one screen sleeping porch. Phone 25S7. 706 N. First St. dg
 FURNISHED front r om. 601 N Fifth St. Phone 2975 after ?. m ak
 TWO beautiful rooms for rent at 63i N. Second Ave. dk
 FRONT room, furnished in ivory, in- visible closet: front entrance, adjoin- ing bath; sleeping porch; privilege of grounds; private front entrance; in quiet family: adults: ladies only. 931 N. Eighth St dg
 NICELY furnished front room. bath. telephone; private family; no sick. gentlemen preferred. Phone 1859. ak
 NICE. cool. furnished sleeping rooms 37o North First Ave dg FOR RENT-One sleeping room. BIT S 1st. Ave. dg
 FOR RENT-Nice front room con- en4 l.. dd
 Cool we'll furnished room for gentle men. breakfast if desired. 1909 w. Monroe. dg COMFORTABLE sleeping rooms, also one front room. twin beds. 33S N. Second Ave. dg ONE or two nicely furnished first floor rooms, with privilege of kitchen, also one screen sleeping porch. Phone 25s7. roc N. sixth St. db
 LARGE cool front room, connecting porch and bath: for one or two gentle men. Phone 25S7. roc N First St db
 ROOMS. 5O6 F. Adams dm ROOMS for rent cheap. Small house in rear. suitable for bachelor. 320 N. 1st Ave. do
 BEAUTIFUL front room, private en- l trance next to bath. New house, new i furniture. plenty shade. 2033 W Adams i Phone 2600. dd l COOL room in brick hodse. private entrance, bath adjoining, close in; housekeeping privilege if desired. 409 1 N. Third St dd 1 FOR RENTING furnished rooms. near Capitol. one block from car line. l 1546 w. Adams St dd
 FURNISHED rooms at half price. l T26 N. Central. dd i CLEAN, cool sleeping room. 365 N- 4th Ave. Summer rates. Phone 2396-
 dd 1 TRY STACY HOTEL: coolest rooms in Phoenix; shower baths in every ner Second Ave. and Jefferson. Sum ' mer rates T-bI
 HOTEL NAVAJO. Sixth Ave. and Adams. Rooms to rent. special sum mer rate, .7-k
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12


NEW YORK. June 12-Everett Brad
IN ley. youthful athletic star OF the
University Of Kansas who re-
Gently won the American pentathlon
championship in the Pennsylvania re-
lays in Philadelphia, viii compete for
the honor TO represent this country
in the Olympic games at Antwerp
The sturdy lad is already pointing
himself for the official tryouts. which
are TO be held at Cambridge. Mass,
under A. A T. and Harvard auspices,
in July, and although he gained fame
by winning the pentathlon he will
probably compete for the decathlon.
as his advisers say he is much better
fitted for that event
Piled Up Points
In winning the pentathlon title this
Iowa boy sprang something OF a
surprise. for he did not win first place
in any Of the five events. piling up
his points by taking second and third
places. In the decathlon. however. he
viii have an opportunity TO show his
real class, for he is a wonderful all
around performer and has the
strength and the fine courage to make
him dangerous in any event
The new champion r. n Hopho-
more at the University OF kan
He is only - years old and
weighs 40 pounds He stands
feet O5z inches tall in his stock
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12
Pirates Have
Find In Rookie

Pittsburg. Pa. June HAS the
Pirates first base jinx OF Is years
standing finally been overcome2
Pittsburg fans believe It has. And
their faith is pinned to Charlie
Grimm, sensational youngster OBJ
tanned from Little Rock. OF the
Southern association. late last season
Grlmm's fine showing during his
"A games here last fan and reports
OF his continued good work this
spring have pleased Forbes field
patrons. Some Of his most enthusiast
tic admirers are already clubbing the
new first sacker a second Hal Chase.
Grimm throws and bats left handed
His work in the field Is a thing OF
beauty He picks up grounders and
losses the ball around with the same
confidence and grace that featured
the play Of the mighty Hal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12
What Do You
Know About Sbort9

l. Which state alone Is one OF
the eleven sections Of the q s Ma
tional Tennis association
? Did Alfred Shrubb, famous Eng
lish distance runner. win a race in
the 1912 Olympiad?
3. What Is the worlds record for
the hop. skip and jump
4. What golfer Is said to be the
longest driver2
5. How old is Carl Tremaine, who
defeated Mason?
6. What Is Tremaine's real name2
Z When was the first Sunday
baseball law" game played IN Brook
lyn2
s. When was the first sunday
baseball law" game played In New
York;
9. When was Dave Robertson
transferred TO the Chicago Cubs2
10. Does the catcher get an error
II he drops the third strike and the
batter reaches first base2
Answers TO Yesterdays Questions.
J. The final score OF a game that
was broken up by a homer over the
fence with the bases filled and none
out in the last half OF the ninth and
the score tied ar p would, under the
new rules be 10 .
2. Walter Holke bats both ways.
s. Claude Williams, OF the White
Sox. was the leading southpaw in the
American league last season with p
victories and eleven defeats for an
average Of .676.
l. Neal Ball made A triple play
at Cleveland. July 10. 1909.
5. Chick Evans tied for tenth IN
the 1919 national open golf tourney.
g. Hagen tied with Mike Brady in
the national open and then beat him
II to IS in the play off.
Z. Milton set an auto record Of 23-6
seconds for the mile.
s. Norman Ross record for the
one mile swim IS 22:5s
g. Mason was knocked out BY
frankie Conley IN the third round in
1915.
10. Fulton stands It. ~ inches
h + g h--Copyright. 1920 - Thompson
Feature service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12

| TRAIL blazers Of ye olden days are
] few and far between At this
day and date OF the world. seldom
/ IS the opportunity offered for a heart
/ to-heart talk with a man who en-
/ dured the hardships and made the
/ IN the golden west, which we today
/ find prosperous, progressive and
! densely populated
| Lou Eschel Of Butte, Montana,
| trapper, hunter. scout. guide. stage
! coach driver and pony express rider.
was a western frontier history build
/ er. both during and since the days
/ when it was a fight to subdue the
] noble red man, who then traVersed
| the woods and prairles in pursuit OF
the pale face and other large game
I On a recent visit TO Butte. Montana.
! I met and had a heart-to-heart visit
with Eschel on past and present game
] conditions. His authentic recitals on
personal experiences and observation
/ OF large game habits were Of especial
| interest
Weather Cold and snappy.
During the winter OF 1856 and
! 1887 the weather was bitter cold with
an unusual fall OF snow. Eschel, with
I two trapping companions Dick and
| Wick Smith, were camped on the bank
OF Hell-Roaring Creek in Montana
near the present boundary line OF
Yellowstone Park Tripping at that
time was difficult and hazardous but
very remunerative- Closed seasons
TO trappers were regulated by quality
Of fur conditions
Their catch that winter OF
mink. beaver, otter, fox and
muskraf, was very satisfactory
Large game WAS roaming IN un-
usually large herds, buffalo COW
cred the prniries, and the uplands
were stocked with moose, elk and
III ID
forced down from their mountain
ranges by deep SHOWS and scar
city Of food. One of Uncle Sans
agents had visited the Iruppers'
camp looking for n mail carrier TO
take the route between Fort 1el-
Iovvstone and Cook City. The
trapping trio required uttie
ready money before their fur
could be sold. and Esehel was
selected rs mail carrier, while his
partners run the traps
The mail route, Of necessity. was
covered on snow shoes OF skis a
! laborlous and dangerous mode OF
travel. Eschel. on his second trip,
found the man who worked opposite
Z him on the route frozen 70 death IN
a snowdrift near the ranch Of John
Yancey, which he was then attempt
ing to reach
Became Very Friendly.
On his mail route trips, Lou had ex-
ceIlent opportunities 10 study haunts
and habits Of wild life They grew
chummy with him as Fellow SUI
ferer- wild animals evinced no dis
position TO become aggressive Old
buck elk in rutting time. were doctle
and congeniai with no desire 70 treat
him rough He watched the DUCKS
during their antIer shedding period,
rubbing their horns against rocks.
trees or other solid resistance until
their pronged establishment became
detached and fell Both horns were
seldom found at the same spot, but a
considerable distance apart New
autIers appear in the velvet" at
which time they are very tender and
sensitive, filled with a mucliaginous
combination OF water and blood,
which forms a spongy tissue, easily
frritated and continuously itching, al
iayed only by the "cupping' OF blood
letting process. Antlers ossify in
period OF four months. During cold
winters when deep snow covers vege-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12
TOMMY CARTER
MEETS D BRIEN
Scrappy Coast Irishman to
Battle Ell Paso Boxing
Star Here

Tommy Carter. southwestern light
weight champion. win make his first
appearance since one year ago in the
studorium motor group arena on
June p when he battles Tommy
OBden. leading lightweight Of the
Pacific coast. ten rounds with his
title st stake.
Matchmaker Jim Erwin OF the Fl
Bliss Athletic association has been
making efforts TO match Carter with
Young France, Al Grunan or O'Brien
for several days but the two first
named boxers could not come. due to
dates on the coast and in Arizona
O'Brien Is considered among the best
OF his weight on the coast and such
experts as -'Beany' Walker pick him
TO defeat the e. Paso favprite.
Scogie Muskopf and Eddie Hanlon
will probably meet in the semi-final
TO the lightweight titular battle
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12
AIARSHALLrs ANSWERS TO
NTuTRODe.


Q. Are there many men shooting
target at the present price OF ammu-
nitlon2 Has there been as much
shooting this year as usual2 What has
across to shoot in the Olympic
Games2 VIII there be as big atten-
dance at Cleveland Grand American
Hondicap as there was at Chicago
last year, John WorthingtOn.
A. There has been more interest
manifested in shooting this year than
for many years prior 10 this date
Trapshooters realize that ammunl-
ton must advance 10 meet prevailing
conditions. accepting prices as being
commensurate with the expense OF
other lines OF sport Outside diver
sion or sport should be viewed as
health asset not as an extravagance-
Longevity is the slogan OF sports in
the great open. There has been more
shooting tournaments scheduled IN
the same period this year than ever
before The Olympic TrapshOoting
team IS scheduled TO sail from
Boston. Mass, on the steamer Fort
Victoria June %. about ten days
prior TO the original date set for
sailing There viii be a three-day
tournament in London, England. in
which the American Olympic team
viii contest The Olympic Games
Trapshooting section viii be staged
at Antwerp. Belgium, July zz-sl.
There is no reason why the Grand
American Handicap TO be held in
Cleveland. Ohio. August 23-28. 1920
should not draw fully as large a
crowd in attendance as Chicago
Everything seems TO be propitious at
that point. and the resident members
og the gun club are certainly i'm
pregnated with enthusiasm
Q. Who are the five leading ana
tuers in high average 10 date this
year, Am told the average is com
puted every month r T W
A. Frank n. Troeh Of Vancouver,
Wash with .96S3. o. n Ford. san
Francisco. Cal. -9645. Mark Arie, cam
paiEn. H., 5000: ". G. Warren, Yer
ington. New. $500: A G. Flickinger.
Vallejo. Calf. 1851.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12

Newport. p T.. June 12.-The sloop
Resolute, with the aid OF her time al
lowance OF one minute and ~ sec
onds. again defeated the Vanitie in
the fourth elimination race Of the
Americas cup defence trial series to-
day. winning by an even minute. The
race was sailed in a IL knot breeze
over a triangular course and as the
wind shifted more than four points.
windward work did not develop on
any leg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12
Kansas ''U" Star VIII Be
Member Of Olympic Team


inEs and Is wonderfully propor-
TONED. He was born on a farm
near Oslznloosn, Iowa, but before
he got out OF @iSniekers7 his
parents moved TO Cherokee
Okla. where he has lived since he
was six years OF nEe. and Cheri-
kee claims the distinction OF call
Ing him her own.
In addition to being a good athlete
he has been in athletics since he
turned 16-he vas always a good
student. and when he entered Kansas
he proved IL by keeping well Up in
all Of his studies. He was a class
officer as a freshman and this year
was elected a member OF the univer-
sity's athletic board
star in High School.
IN his high school days in Okla
homa he won many loving cups and
more than half a hundred medals in
state and national high school meets
He also has a war record. as he was
a private at camp Logan, Houston.
Tex. for six montsh. as a member OF
company 3, Eightieth infantry.
At the recent Penn relays Bradley
captured the pentathlon Championship
by taking second place in the 200
meter race. the javelin throw and the
broad Jump. third IN the discus throw
and fourth in the 1900 meter race In
the decathlon-the event in which
he hopes TO represent the United
States at Antwerp-he viii compete
in the broad jump. high jump, pole
vault, discus throw. 5avelin, is pound
shotput. 100 meter race. 10 meter
high hurdles. 900 meter race and 1900
meter race.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12
Paul Jones May
Not Enter Derby

Cincinnati. O., June 12-Eleven
high class thoroughbreds are carded
to start in the rich Latonia derby.
which is 70 be run at the Latonia
track this afternoon. Two OF the en-
tries, however, Paul Jones, winner Of
the Kentucky derby. and Sterling
may not be among the horses to face
the barrier in the classic. Paul Jones
was said to have been a bit lame this
morning and that may cause his with
drawaL The race is at a mile and
half with $4,000 added money. Upset.
one of the eastern candidates. prob
betting
The horses. weights and jockeys
Tor the big event follow:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12

The latest outbreak OF the rumor
mongers is to have James J. Gala
han buying the Boston Braves. II
anybody wants 70 buy the Braves he
had better hurry, for stock in the
club IS going up every day George
Stallings has his players believing
they can do q 1914 trick and no rival
club IS goingsto beat them by imagin-
ing they are easy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12

Ernest Ouigley. umpire. has re-
ported ready to president John Heyd-
Ter Of the National league, but has
not yet been given a regular assign
ment. Quigley has been at his home
in Kansas and was delayed IN max
ing arrangements to leave his auto
mobile truck business
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12
~ FIRsT sACKERs.

New men on first base are a fea-
ture in the National league this year.
New York has Kelly Pittsburg has
Grimm. Chicago has Barber. St Louis
has Fourier, Philadelphia has Pau
lette, who is not exactly new to the
league as a first sacker- Boston.
Brooklyn and Cincinnati stick to their
1913 first sackers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-12

Where TheT Pay sunday.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn
St Louis az New York.
Where They Play Monday.
Plttsburg at Philadelphia
Cincinnati at Brooklyn
Chicago at Boston
81. Louis at New York