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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-04-09
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
IMITATION APRIL 70

The knights of 0e!nnbus have q
class Of IS applicants which oil be
initiated on the 18th. of this month.
This is the third class Of ever 50 that
has taken the work within one year
which makes this eouncJ the second
strongest in the state. The MEM
bersbip is 1ov over -. On the 18th.
of this month q Council viIi be ms
titu.ed IN Rosveb With . charter list
of IS members The total membership
of this order now is over '650m
10000 Of which we're added to Ghe
order during the 1919. This wonder
fui growth Of the order Is q creditable
reflection and q Justly nerited sue
cess Il deserves On aecoust Of its
efficient and sAefiticixabie WORT In
behalf Of ooe sol1iers u the world
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-04-09

The Buffalo Oil & Gas Co.. through
its expert driller, Frank Pylant, went
down after the golden fluid" and
have got it. sure enough, pure and
unadulterated oil; not in commercial
quantities. but enough to prove be-
yond the shadow of a doubt that it
is there. and as the formation is
identical with the Toyah and Pecos
fields. according to Mr.. Pylant him
self and many who have visited both
fields. no doubt exists in the minds
of experts that a splendid pool will
he encountered considerably under
90 feet
J. s Curt'ss. head of the largest
brokerage concern in the Southwest,
visited the well and after thorough
investigation. decided to personally
invest IN Buffalo stock. I Lordsburg
Liberal
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-04-09
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
HEADED BY TViTCHrI-I

The Santa Fe Chamber OF Com
re-ce az IFS election the early par.
of this week selected Col. Ralph z.
r~itehel "a President fer the coming
year.
There IS ~ better town aad state
scos;er in tn. Southwest than Twit-
rhe'i sst his acceptance Of the duty
- guarantee THAT things are going
10 be done for Santa FEES benefit
i.sring the rext u months.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-04-09

A. i-,portant good road. r1eet.n-
ess held AZ Silver City a shost time
sos, large number of -eprese-tA-
tive citizens beinp ortserf iron =.
zo-s sad New Mesieo.
The <iogan sas "hetfer roads, ard
the o.rfectiar si hteh~ays. that
auto TOURISTS nav know ne gio-i.
s-e crzuties of the $50 Ere,s Sur
shire States. -s7-ciaiiv - re az.
vesrs-rcund highways.
Col. Den a Potter explained he
provisions of ,i-s Townsend t,il an!
-r-h eathussasr zss manifested on
;he saSieet of r1airtatn.rr zoo I
roads ~ the ye4r
The foenaticn o. the ScEthwes.srs
Goods Foads Association s,th Edit
o. w 3 Ksiiy ~ Cfiftca. president
FranE : Coo- a Lc-sshrr-. vice .
president for tfidsi-o co5a4v T.
Glchrisf. vi-e-prcsident fcr Grx,,
rrszfy. picyens Anderson. -i-e-r-s-
siien. for freenfee rou1.w. d
51rtch cf Clifton. rcr-tary-trr.sur.-.
Ess one >! tse important features
~ the zs,herias.
Tne -cs- meeting % sAg ss.-cis-
t,on urii Ss held vitssa the rev. n
days " Lordsbu-e. at which -i-re .
ses Of bylaws vif1 b Adopted art
othe, sro5 roads boosters ce :=si.-
81 10 iola this I've ssaeb.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-04-09

The Trinidad Bean & Eievatu Co.
bongh. ten and one-hais cars of
beans frcy growers. mostly stored
with the Estancia Warehouse Asso-
ciation and some with the Jenson
Bean Co. The price paid was IS so,
which is said 10 have been above the
market On Tuesday Of last week
buyers were Offering only SIS to
S. 20 recieaned ast sacked. Later
buyers were again offering S. 50. but
say the market Is 50 uncertain tha,
they cannot tell from enc AAy 10
another shat h wN be.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-04-09
TWO TO ONE VICTORY
FOR SANTA FE REPUBLICANS

The Republicans of the Capital
City elected their entire city ticket
by a vote of approximately two to
one on Tuesday.
Out of a total of i244 votes T. z.
Winters. for mayor. received ma
iority of 424. and Berardinelli, for
clerk. 33S. and elected all aldermen.
Alfred Kaune, for treasurer. and E /.
L. Stafford, for alderman fourth ward,
had no opposition.
The Republican ticket was made
up mostly of business men and the
general verdict is that Winter will
give fair economical and business
administration.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-04-09

Acting Governor Pankey has pard-
ened Earl Brown. ~ years old from
he reform schooi at Springer. He
vas sentenced to serve from one 10
s1e and hsif years for larceny on
reerrsry -. 1919 TIE superinten-
Cen, Of the school recommended that
re be paroied asd the boys Ea<h1
mad also eetitioned executive eien-
0ry.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-04-09
EDDY

Thomas Sandhans. Of Reilevge.
Ohio, the owner of valuable OF, isnds
adjacent 10 the town site OF rAy-
ton, recently sold 10 acres Of a 80
acre plat TO parties IN Artesia, at
500 per acre. Mr. Szndhsn has
owned this land for sixteen years and
up 20 the ptesent time has asver
realized anYthirs from il
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-04-09
MCKINLEY

T=g0 cafio1is of paving nzcairefy
arrived in tcun on THURSDAY cs thi;
week Il nothing orevents the sorb
the paving E1l De started n a vees.
iks~ ti1,- --Gailro Nc~.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-04-09
MORA

The estate .! th- late Iaeos Pss
c1isucz wi: receive S.po ~ back
n addition e sia rn.
-riss insurs1oe Of So . sor n vears
This none, lastly e:.e these oia
pcasis wo1.i have 9s1e 5y defauit
bot 70. the efiorts OF the eesi Cress
Home Servre.
tCostinuei 90 esgs senl
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-04-09
CURRY

fhs syecutise committee of the
American Red Gross at a seeen.
meeting held st the Cows Chamber
of Commerce building Apr ropria.et
Si0W for the maintenance of a Pub
lie Health Nurse for tha. city for
ST, months. The Gate of her en-
pioyrnent VIII begin as soon az =
nurse who has been trained "a com
munity work can BE- secured.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-04-09
NEW MEXICO
NEWS REVIEW
BERNALlLL0

An election TO v0te q total bond
issue of $1,000 for the completion
and improvement of three Bernalil!o
county school buildings has been
called for April 2l. The bond issue
includes district 4 Ranches de Al
buquerque 5000; district Los Pa
dillas 5000; and district is Noun
tain View 5000. Mrs. John w.
Wilson county school superintendent
has been assured by The residents of
the three districts that the bond is
sue will receive practically a unani-
NOUS vote. Immediately after the
bond issue carries advertisement for
bids will be made.
Alec Janos, of Charlestown, West
Virginia. has opened ~The De Luxe
Cafe" Of which he Is proprietor and
manager in the Hotel Combs build
ing at Albuquerque. Il is one of the
most moderniy equipped cafes and
quick-serviag lunch counters in that
city. About $1,000 vas expended on
the equipment etc which includes
twenty tables and . 20 stool lunch
counter for patrons. Orchestra music
will be . pleasant feature Saturday
and Sunday eveninas.
The day nursery established by the
Woman's Club at Albuquerque has
been incorporated into a city insti-
tuition, which will be known az the
Albuquerque Day Nursery. The
management will be under the direc-
ton of board of trustees COM
posed of three men and two women,
members Of the Woman's Club. The
nursery was not incorporated for
profit. but to assure the maintenance
of that institution a. a permanent
one.
All stock will be owned by the
Woman's club of Albuquerque and
viii! be held in trust by the board
of directors OF the Woman's club
T, X. Nelson of Tucson, Arizona.
has arrived in Albuquerque TO or
ganise several Boy Scout troops. It
is estimated that there are over 900
boys in that city who are eligible
TO join this splendid organization.
The kiwanis and the Rotary clubs
together with the Central Labor !
union, each subscribed 500 TO pro-
mote the boy scout interests in that
city The forest service also donated
a large piece of ground in the noun
tains to be uaed AZ a s1nissr camp-
ing place
The national organization from the
san Francisco office which is head
quarters for the Albuquerque dis
lrict delegated Nj. Nelson to go !
here and manage the Organization
of the troops.
Melquiades MARTINEZ, one Of the
i've prisoners who escaped from the
county jail at Albuquerque Friday
right was apprchended at his home
n lslets Saturday and taken back
Tidel and Rafael Martinez his two
,rothers are thought to have start
ID to Chilli. the home of their par
,nts The trio were recently CON
,icted of stealing a horse. The 9TH
r two are. w. " Gardeuhire, who
,leaded guilty on the charge Of forg-
ng a check in his brothers. name.
nd Alfredo Donlngo. who was ssrv-
ng a 90-day sentence on vagrancy :
n hlrge, Sentence had not yet been
,assed on the three Martinez broth.
rs, nor on w. n Gardenhtre
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-04-09
HICAL60

~ Caaiken sGn5ln-c5 tna' ths
Gres, Eagle kin.nz C. has a. pses
cot 800 toss Of tiaof spar already
mined ard tAas SAN K'iieb-ev -
experimenting he sortiag y. tn
same Sor1e o. tSe hic trucks az
here a,5 othe-s conifg soo1
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-04-09
LINCOLN

Cristobal Chavez. who resided
about rhree miles north OF Capitas
passed away Tuesday morning
March 30 at his home. Mr.. Chavez
was considered the Oldest resident Of
Lincoln county. being nearly 100 years
OF age and had lived in that locality
fn, The past eighty years
Poman and Marshal ST John. left
Isrrizozo IN an auto driven by RJ-
nsidc Garcia While fastening to
each their destination before their
grandfather passed away on akins
the turn on top of Nogal Hill the
ar feeled and turned over complet-
" huryins all the occupants except
Ramon s John. Roy Skinner aud
Ped L8lonc arrived on the scene in
time to heip turn the car and liber-
ate .he inen who were not injured
beyond being badly shaken up They
continued their journey but arrived
20 late 70 see the old man alive
NJ Stewart, an old gentleman OF
seyenty-three passed through Glen
coe Monday enroute TO Fort Stan
'ou He carries about thirty-fiy,
medals. a1d claims to have walked
7or mlea ~ the last ten years
Dstt Allison, a prominent stock
raan Of Savannah. Mo, is here with
a -lr load of fine registered Here.
ford butts. The stock is Of the good
Old Missouri type and will be sold
.eld.iy The Clrrizozo Live Stock
Commission Go W.il disDose of the
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-04-09

At the J. T. Garrett ranch ives,
OF Lovington. last Saturdays storm
anroofed mia shed and blew some
Of the tinbcrs through the dining
room window and up through the
ceiling OF the room. Some four O,
five persons at the ranch were in
another room and escaped injury
No need saying. however. that this
sudden disturbance put a stop to the
work Tor the day.-Loyington Lead.
ar
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-04-09

Williams. Malaga. to go over the
proposed routes to decide whether
or not the road. after leaving Carls-
bad. should go into Ell Paso or by
the way OF Pecos or Van Horne,
Texas. The towns south of Artesia
have agreed to raise 5000 towards
building the road.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-04-09

Claude Hobbs. OF Ros~eil. cashier
OF the First National Bank. has pur-
chased the Doctor Veal residence
for consideration OF between SO
W and S1l.0G
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-04-09

Geo w. Ou,catt OF Gypsum, kriz B.,
has arrived and vii. be followed IN
a short time by his family, who viii
make thei. horne on the farm re-
reaty purchased three rniles nJrtb
of Las Cruces NJ Outcal, !. en-
Unused oyes the outlook for the vat
icy and sees wonderful charge
from two yesry a9o Las CruSes
Republic.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-04-09
GRANT

3 l. Wise, raneher on Tennes
see creeS was arrested tire past
week by Sheriff Casey On a charge
0s shooting John hllcu I mail carrier,
allen was hit by a 3S caiibre bullet
ia the fleshy part Of the thigh and
IS ander a doctors care Wise IS in
'hs county jail in default Of Aocl
hai,. Wise IS under indictment i0f
shooting a man named Wright two
years ago Silver City Enterpriss
W z Caldwell. of Alpine. Texas.
who Is Interested 10 thg big placer
mining propositions o. Bear Greek.
near Ptnos Altos. has arrived n Sill
yer City ard expects to start the
seasog's' operation, At an early date.
nesars. Caldwell Rohey and asso-
ciates did considerable mining during
last year but most of their atten-
tion was given to preparation for
The extensive handling of the gold
bearing sauds Of Bear Creek during
The preseEt season.
J s. Lyon. of the United states
SURVEY, anu parry Di gov
ernnent hunters aud teappers, are
pla nnin9 a two months drive n the
Black Plnge ard koeollon,. IN an
effort to reduce the numbe. Of pre-.
datorv aninals, namely, bes~. mouu-
tain lion and lobo wolves, which s-e
killing off livestock.
In civil suit iried before judge
Edwin Ne-hen IN the Grant county
itstrict court the past week Ray
.rtysor was given Judgment
against Means & Evan. f7r s. so
The defendants gave Eotiss of an
appeal to the state supreme cclrt.
Srayson sued for $1,000. claiming
hrs sum IS ! comr-issioa to: ser
alces ALLEGED 10 have been rendered
ID connection wi'h the purchase by
Means 4 Evans OF the Red River
-attle ard ranches, m Socorro codn
" tn. heannV OF the silt occupied
'evsysl days SILVER City ihd-peni
'It
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-04-09

A. recent meeting held at Las
Cruces the Parent-Teachers Asso-
citation, and other citizens, met at
the school auditorium t. discus, the
proposed bond issue of sl200o0 for
the erection of new high school
building in that city. Th, popular
feeling seemed To favor the bond IS
sue by large majority and il was
predicted that the issue xogld gArry
two to one.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-04-09
LEA

Lovington was recently visited by
the strongest wind of the season last
nonth Il came up as an ordinary
saud storm but increased in velocity
until it unroofed sheds and blew down
several ~irdmills in town besides
number of them in the country.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-04-09

According to figures furnished By
the Cows Journals correspondent At
Boney, that district had an acreage
of $50. WITH > y;e'1 Of 8,6s8 hssheis
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-04-09

Wh.i, eetu-airs 70 RS home aorts
q to~n last Saturday night. Ac;hu
Tyler fo4at . badly battered Hes
can. pareei5o Pscheco. Bes. he
rel o-'dce, .rd bsogs1. n. ap5Af
ertly ds-ed r1an into to~n for treat
1lenf Su.tt sr saves.ieasioa dis.io.~
q the preSer &c Of -hi.e raaa ou,
The 5srle reiEh octhoo1 ~ an even
ulorss coalition. ard the fast that
tre t~o had been ditched by "a
4-scmonde pArty ea-f0lte from 10.
Sasele5 ~ He~ Orleans Both mes
are beng t.i5 ~ the county jst'
Tor observation. ard Dr. r u /,
Steed. c-unty physician. IS o' .b-
up'0fou .hst they are suffering from.
5y-,doses OF tire Heucar drug. M.
r4f. ga1a. yhe ~h':e nar % sucA an.
,.tecg ttsr h, has rot yet .eea sbl,i
70 s1gs his name c. aay connected
scco1rt 81 hfrn 5eit Denim. Head
lsas
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-04-09
GUADALUPE

Or T. K. NcEcii reporti Il nun.
Der of cases of diptheria at Dilia
One of The schools has been closed
or account OF the prevalence of the
disease, He also reported a num-
ber Of deaths that have occurred
supposed to have resulted from that
cause. TIE conditions in that com
munity IS considered grave
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-04-09

(. w Shepherd. of the Roswell
Automobile company and s. 4. Den.
ming, the contractor, have conplet
ed plans for the building Of a new
garage At Vaughn They have al
ready ordered a car of cemeat and
two OF sand for immediate delivery
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-04-09

Carlsbad and yici.ty vas VISITED
by 4 recent freeze. ~h,ch put me
finishing touches % the flowers and
plants that ~ere not protected
Many persons report all t-eir peaches
killed. xhils Others say ,here AL,
De half crop TIE apples are not
thought TO be injured TO a grez, ex-
tent. Many amateur gardeners are
oe~aiiirE he loss of Their early 70
mate plants ~hioh !-oze down where
they we're net covered Carlsbad
Curreai
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-04-09

of wheat. making an average OF 2E
bushels to the acre.
The acreage in wheat for 1870 is
estimated at 1883. or nearly double
that of 1919. The acreage in row
crops for 1920 is estimated at 224o.
The foregoing figures were furn-
tshed in connection with the COM
pilations furnished by the various dis
tricts to the Rock Island railroad
Thurman l. Harper, a dancing
master who dropped in on the Clovis
social set short time ago, and or
ganized classes in social and classic
d1ncing decided TO move on after
giving four lessons and issuing about
Sl20 worth of bad checks.
The prompt work or the part Of
the officers led 10 his apprehension
at Beien where he was removed from
train No, q enroute to California,
and taken hack to Clovis II is stat
ed that many were the applicants to
the nimble-footed classics and that
over As were enlisted IT a cost of
from S 90 to 81 O for a few les
sons.
A wind rating fifty miles per hour
caused much minor property damage
here last Saturday. Several plate
glass windows were blown out and
many windows in residences Small
outhouses were overturned. aud
fences blown down. Several small
houses on farms near here were
blown down. and damaging fires
started
Several people left buildings which
were being shaken BY the high winds
fearing collapse. No rain accompaG.
led nor followed the wind storm -
Clovis Journal.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-04-09

Two Mexican. Ramon Ramirez
ans Robert Garcia, aai a negro. Bud
die Nesbitt, are in Jail awaiting ae-
t.on by he grand jury for the theft
OF shout 500 worth Of cigarettes and
tobacco from the ~hoiesale house OF
Naccay II Iayus Of Deu'ng last
saturday night. The trio Raj, from
e paso.
TIE msn stra ar.iipu.d in Judge
{ G Rogers court confessed to the
O -ac lnf explained that entrance
had hee1 effected ~ breaking the
wzrehou5e door with q piece u RAD
road wnE Judge Roger. fixed dhs
bond a siuO esca
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-04-09

The rsiiroad company are cortem-
platin~ several changes IN the yards
1T Lf Cruces which will eliminate
one ~ two crossings on the east
side of the track This will make
il difficult for some Of the can
taioupe and pear growers to ap-
Proach the loading stations, and the
farmers have asked the county to
open a new road on the west, which
1T The prcsen, tine IS closed. The
county viii aid in the work and the
Las Cruces business men are raising
the necessary funds for popular
subscription.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-04-09
D0MA ANA

Graders are now tearing up the
oic road between mesilla Park and
Las Cruces The work Of preparing
and grading the ri Paso-Las Cruces
road is nearing completion
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-04-09

Hope now has a first class NOV
ing picture theatre. which is being
!s,g geiy patronized The Hope Press
says that "rhe management is 10
be congratulated upon their work as
we have heard a number compare
It favorabiy with the shows of the
cities.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-04-09

LORENZO Delgado and the entire
Republican ticket was elected in Las
Vegas (Oid TOWN. by about a two
20 one vote ExSecretary of State
thtuaio Lucero was the opposing
candidate for Mayor
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-04-09

J q Gsrlington has force Of
men AZ work exeayating for the
foundation aud digging 4 500 barrel
cistern The CONTRACTOR expects to
finish tn. building withi1 riretv
avs
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-04-09

TIE executive committee u the
Pecos Valley branch Of the Ozart
Trails held largely attended and
-nthsssastic meeting a, artesis Sat
ordzy Chairman z { Jackson, Of
Lake Arthur. president Of this branch
Of tire association appointed a COM
r7ittee composed of w. c. Lawrence.
of Roswell. N. s. West. Of Hsser-
man, Martin Yates, of Artesa. ".
? 4cTfysis, Carata5 sa5 L
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-04-09

J W Stephenson. OF the Ar,er;-
can Harhsr Shop. has purchased the
Barber cottage a, Carlsbad 1hs
new owner paid 500 Tor TIRE pro-
per;y, rhich IS considered one Of
the most desirable IN that Sari Of
.sc~s
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-04-09
HAnnsts Wsns IN GAllu,

Mayor Hannett, Democratic candl-
a,te. carried Gallup by a majority of
shout $50, the balance of his ticket
all being elected by slightly smaller
maorities.
nl.I C.. Xr..-
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-04-09

z. 0. blood. Republican. carried
East Las Vegas for mayor by ma
fority OF PA over E F. Veeder the
Democratic candidate and all the Re-
publican ticket was elected excepting
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-04-09

y. ) Coumissiaaer F. N Page.
of Puerto De Luna. reports aprieot5
a totat failure. peaches damaged Is
Per cent apples. pears and chsreie,
are sat. 50 far.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-04-09

An epidemic of smallpox has been
reported at hrtesia and measures to
prevent serious conditions are being
enforced by the local health officer.
The cases are said to be light.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-04-09

Plans are beng Completed To- tNe
annex to the r C.awford hotel
a. Carlsbad. The J c. Berry com
pany Of Amarillo. Texas. are the ar
chiteels. The present lobby viii DC
enlarged about twenty-five feet and
the new addition will extend fifty
feet at the rear, The building will
be three stories high and ~ili con-
tain twenty-seven sleeping rooms
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-28
MATHEWSON TAKES,
GIANTS TO CAMP

NEW YORK, Feb. 2s,--In the absence
OF Manager John ], McGraw, who is
on his way from Cuba to the New York
National league clubs training quar-
tiers ut san Antonio, Tex, Christy
Mathewson will be in charge OF the
players who will leave this city by
special train for Texas today, and all
those who viii be picked UP en- route,
Manager Higgins, of the New York
Americans, also will entrain here to-
day with several players bound for the
Yankees training camp at Jacksonville.
In the party will be Babe Ruth,
Thormahlen, MogridSe. Bodie, peMtaiie'
Smallweed, Murphy, Geiser and Train
err Al Woods,
Bob Shawkey, perrill Pratt and Bob
Rice, a new third bassman, will Join
them at Philadelphia and at Baltimore
Joe kNlly will get aboard with Wilson
Fewster and H. +, Bieniller, a pitcher.
Nineteen other players, some of whom
have not signed their contracts, will
go from their home direct to Jackson
vile.
Judge Mcouade, the Giants treasurer,
will accompany Mathewson on the trip
to San Antonio. Five pitchers, Jesse
Barnes, S. S. Stryker. J, B. McQuade,
RUDE Benton and Harry Burfeind will
go from here together with Outfielders
Bowen, Kauff and STATE and lnfielders
George Burns will join them at Utica.
inforced with more players, including
Nehf, Carton, King, Bates, Sticking,
knsella, McCarty and Trainer Maclall.
All the other players will 50 direct to
the Texas quarters from their respec-
i've homes,