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CoSsTITUTIoNAL AMENDMENT.
Notice is hereby given. that ct the
General Election 10 be held on the sec
will be s1bmitied to the auaiified eiee-
tors of the State of Colorado the ques-
tion of amending the Constitution of
The authority for submitting such
Of Article XIX of the constitutioa Of
coneSIrens s 1 OF Resoiusion H No. o Of oass She
Twenty-second General Assembly.
.hieh H. In words and figures. follow
HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION
asd comfort OF. the eitisens Of the
oSs e ns ss. .nd s.ss @oS. del
s sshw:y, . e 3 che ss1ss rS u1sss ss
sas.nt.in Sisn~sys ,hroushout iss
nenf and capable OF the highest and
best utility and service:
Section Z. Now. Therefore. Be II Re-
ives ives or the T..ntSeseeond " % N in Gener.i x:-
sembiy. the Senate concurring:
That there shall be submitted to the
rsdo. At the next general election of
members OF the Genera; Assembly for
ne ,ns o 10 sse Son,,sution TIT Of
the etete Of Colorado. which. when
;stifisd rs,or,Isy p Ss,,s Of thSss vgt,ps iSs
safd Constitution. fo-wit: .
Ssction three ca of Article Eleven
read ~ follows:
.r.ss any debt 81 loan in any form.
:.nse. :.sss 20 e 1ss SSSs
ns fse h ssna Sa 'hf the STATE S
s%s w sna The .%oans ~ dsss sss
contracted in any one year to provide
for Of mi n sss nSs
dollar of valuation Of tanable property
within the state. and the aEEresate
time ssceed tsree-foSrths Of a min on
each dollar of said valuation. until the
,,an ysluat,sn da, shsl equal a one hanSssd mil,
ssea.sn & dollars: and and the % DEBT IN.
s bubble :ss foo no, sstsea
ons,halr mill on n each aoll93r Of said
sse srse e.sep, s % as PROVIDED in % seesion i've five
Ss ssi II Ri: ns seeson aed
preceding the creation Of said debt;
sf hal in mss asdsen ss to sss
by loan for the purpose of pRytnS the
the oaistendine wsrrsnss issusa By this
isss. 1858. isss. 1855. 1854 and 1897.
COUPON interest bearing funding bonds
to. an amount not exceeding sa.iis.-
900. 90. or so much thereof as may be
necessary e pay said warrants and In
said funding bond: sha, be dated
at any time. after ten years from their
able fifty sso> yenrs after their date.
one hupdred dcliars oioo:ool each. or
said bonds shail be payable semi-an-
per annum At the offtcs Of TIE State
city ~ New York ''% e. pses ana ln the the
able at the office OF the State Treas
mo such bonds shall be issued except
at par and accrued interest. and upon
the contemporaneous surrenScr and
eipsi ana interest OF said warrant &
the principal OF said warrants now held
registered by the State Auditor and
state Treasurer in the name and for
the benefit OF and payable only to
And all such bonds 10 an amount
eausilins the interest on said warrants
soid by the state Treasarsr a. not less
proceeds shsr.os paid Into tbs sehcci
counties ana school dtstriess. OF the
sssss urs,o for & sssoS, PSSsppsss snns 10 sss Pre-
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CoLoRADo. irfTIArEb ~ PETi-
TIoN UNDER THE INITIATIVE
AND REFERENDUN.
Notice is hereby given that at the
seeond day OF November. 4. D. 1899
fled electors Of the state Of Colorado,
lowing proposed Law OF ys state OF
Initiated petition contained the sigma
ss.. I s.s.~Is: sS y s. Il; :; isssl S,sS ySss5: e
the effice OF the Secretary OF State on On
The he sss0pd day Of July. A D. 1920. al
n: .u,hsri.y for sSe%ltsins ,uel
Initiative and Referendum
AN ACT TO APPROXIMATE MONEY
ms 5NG SITE NdE AS AID THE IcEREESTTiI EEpESTI1N TiS,N
H9sfITAk n9 riTASisN AND LABoEAT9RY LAB Sys ANP P
"a h 81 Tan TfnFsHAN5 SESSION T3 2ws wHnFrHs 81 sis
BE Or IT THE Hs4f5FR sAR 5 81 cSL5RHDo Ta5 ffSpLr
section 1. For the purpose of
Chapter iss OF the session Laws Of
ss ana sns
Tor the .study and treatment OF the
durable insane, there 10 hereby appro-
priated out Of any funds in the State
Treasury not otherwise appropriated.
.and dollars tssso.0ool to be expended
by the Regents Of the University Of
sSs s'nsf on: fs s.
pended In acquiring building site
and erecting thereon . psychopsthic
hospital end laboratory and in furn-
fishing and eouipping the same"
We, the undersigned legal voters and
qualified electors of the State of Colo.
RADIO, DO hereby desrenate the follow
Ing persons TO represent the signcrs Of
the petition. to-wit'
pr Or psvid.A; striekler. sao Empire
Dr. qeorse 4. Moieen. sas Mack
Hon. Ira G. Rothgerber, Court House.
Denver. Colorado.
The Secretary OF State. Attorney
General and the Reporter OF the eu-
Preme Cou,t 90 hereby dssisnate and
Initiative Measure herein tho follow
ting;
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PH0POsED AMENDMENT TO THE
C0NsTITUTIoN OF THE STATE OF
COLORADO: INITIATED ny PETI,
AND REFERENDUM.
Notice is hereby given that at the
General election to be held on the
Second day Of November: A D. 1920.
fled electors of the state of Colorado.
for their approval or rejection. the fol-
Constitution Of the state of Colorado.
;rstsased init nsm unasI sicb shs snitinted
wit: s%) of the legal voters of the state
snce with the law, and filed in the
office of the Secretary OF State on the
Second day OF July. A d. 1870. at
The authority FOR submitting such
proposed amendment to the Constitu-
fion fs found in Section / of Article V
colorsde. pTSvidine for the Initiative
and Referendum.
BE II Enncted by the People Of the
Thai xrticie K Section IL Of the
State Constitution be amended to read
as follows:
property. for state purposes. shall never
Of vslussion: Provided however. that
bly, an additional levy of not TO exceed
one mill on each dollar of valuation
may from time to time be authorized
for the erection OF additional buildings
at and for the use. benefit maintsn-
ance ant support Of the State Educa-
tional Instftutions. provided further,
that the rate of taxation on property
for all state purposes. including the at.
dftiona1 levy herein provided for shall
never exceed five mills on each dollar
of valuation. unless otherwise provided
In the Constitution
The Secretary of State. Attorney
General and Reporter of tho suprens
Court do hereby designate and fix a.
the ballet title to the proposed initia-
tive constitutional amendment herein
the following:
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xStfcarson. OF All property .situated n
the County of Ffaeler. and transcrib--
Ing Ing ;hs ,s same; as Providssd provided ~ NV, Nv into
vidsd by the said County OF Flagler for
that purpose: and the said Board of
County OF Flaaaer shall award such
contract TO the lowest responsible bid
der therefor; and fort faithfui per.
formance of said contract said Boaro
OF County Cenmissioners rhall require
. good and sufficient bond in the
as as 900. ooc' TO he approxsi by said
Board Of County ecomfiissioners. The
county clerks and recorders Of the
shasi afford evesy reasonable oppor-
tur6ty for photoEraphing. transcribing
Ho.<d 81 S"paeSs of County s Cammlsssoners may
reject any and all such bios in case
the lowest bid is deemed by said Coun-
" Commissioners to be too high
Section IL. For the purpose Of fix
by County, Precinct and other officers.
and resuIatinx res the compensation OF
County. Precinct and other officers the
ssid County OF Flagier shall be a
SSSn'y sion o' the ''n e''''' :"
Section Is. For the purpese Of fix
ing the amount OF compensation OF the
County Supe erintendent OF Schools and
the County Cornmi ssioners. the said
county of Flagier shall be a County OF
the Third Class
Ter Is hereby attached to and made a
part of the Second CONVERSATIONAL Dis,
District the Fourth Judicial District
and the Sixth Normal District. and is
hereby attached to the Counties of Kit
Carson. Lincoln and Cheyenne for rep
rese-1fat9ve purposes.
Section Is. II any section. sub sec
tion. sentence. clause or phrase OF this
Act Is for any reason held to be un-
constitutional. such decision shall not
affect the validity OF the remaining
portions Of this Act
The Secretary of state. Attorney
General and Reporter of the Supreme
Court do hereby deeirnate and fix as
ative measure herein the following:
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ING COUNTY JUDGE6-
Re IL Enacted ~ the General As>ewAny
sf the State 81 C0loraaes
Section !. That there shall be sub
mitted to the oualifted Gleetors Of The
state Of Colorado At the next Gsneral
Assembly. for their approval or rejec-
tfon the following amendment to the
which. when ratified By . majority Of
! part q the eens,iiutiOn; That Sec
ton Of the State of Colorado sheii Be
amended. so as to read a. follows.
namely:
at the general election in each county
~ the electors thereof. IN the year
oar sssd, and and
j1Sse. % e'1 Of ass EQUITY cours .h.rein. as ss S
of offie. Siffs sSsii be fouE year. "Si and % ~ho
::ssga s,!hs5 e I: 5:o ,s;, sss ssa
s. provided by law: the judssi Of the
sf hoa ees *
OF the County Court. electeA f>the sew
erai counties throughout the state.
Who shall be elected At the general
III 'ss ss. Ssrs ess.sn
the adoption OF this amendment
Section 2. Each elector voting at
said election. and desirous of voting for
or against said amendment shalt de-
on shall be printed the words For the
to Section % of Article VI
Against the Amendment 70 Section "a
of Article vi concerning County
yudGes' and shall Indicate his choice
the other said groups OF words.
Section 3. The votes cart for the
adoption or the rejection of said
amendment shall be canvaesed and the
vided by the laws Of the State Of Colo
rado for the canvas of votes for Rep
in Congress
In Testimony Whereof, I have here
unto set my hand and affixed the
Great Seal of the State OF Colorado. at
the City of Denver this 18th day OF
September, A. y. 1890
JAMES r. NoLANp.
tSeaD Secretary Of State.
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EYE, EAR. NOSE AND THROAT
Dr.. Sapero. the Denver specialist,
will again be in Canon City at the
Canon hotel. Tuesday. October IL.
CONSULTATION free. Oct 4-T-9-11 WI
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In Witness whereof. have hereunto
Get my hand and affixed the Great Seal
OF the state OF Colorado. at the city Of
Denver. this 18th day of September, A
JAMES r. NOLAND.
(Seal) Secretary of State
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In witness whereof. have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the Great Seal
Of the state of Colorado. at the city of
Denver, this 18th day OF es0temesE. A.
JAMES r. NoLAND.
tSeaD Secretary OF state
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In witness Whereof. / have hersunto
set my hand and affixed the Great Seal
of the state OF Colorado. at the city OK
JAMES r. NOLAND.
(SeaD Secretary of State.
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In witness whereof have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the Great Seal
Of the state OF. Colorado. at the city or
Denver, thIs 18th day OF September. A
JAMES r. NoI.AND.
fSeaD Secretary OF State.
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.
Number of County Judges
Notice is hereby given. that at the
General Election to be held on the
second day Of November. A. d. 1890.
there will be submitted to tho eueli-
fled electors of the STATE Of Colorado
the question of amending the Consti-
tuition OF said State.
The authority for submitting such
question is found in Section Two (2).
Article XIX of the Constitution Of the
State of Colorado. and in Senate Bill
No. 1eo of the Twenty-second General
Assembly. which is. in words and fig
ures. following. viz;
TO SUBMIT TO THE QUALIFIED
COLoRADo AN ANENpHENf 10
SECTION zz OF ARTICLE vi OF
IT1Tr THE cS0sNsTITuTI3S Ss TIT u 1o SnsTHHE OF TIE =
ING COUNTY JuDGEa
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Amendment TO Section
IL of Article x of the
State Constitution pro-
viding that the General
Assembly may authorize
an additional levy never
to exceed one mill for
the support and better
ment of the State Edu-
cationa1 Institutions.
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Providing for the Con-
tesnporpncouS coustruc-
dion Of the Moffaf. Mon
arch anl San Juan Tun-
nels Through the Conti-
mental Divide and Pro-
vfdfnR for the Issuance
Of Bonds Therefor.
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Appropristing Funds /
for . state Hospital Yes
Ana LAberetory for the -
careo's Insane No
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AN ACT CREATING YES
THE COUNTY OF -
FLAoLER. NO
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spRoPosFD AMENDMENT TO THE
C0N>IITrTfON OF THE STATE OF
COLORADO. INITIATED ny Prsff-
TION UNDER THE INITIATIVE
AND nfsFf.RENBUu.
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COI.ORADo. INITIATED ny PETi-
TIoN UNDER THE INITIATIVE
AND REFERENDUM.
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PR0PosED AMENDMENT TO THE
COSsTITUTION OF THE STATE OF
COLORADO, INITIATED BY PETl-
TION UNDER THE INITIATIVE
AND REFERENDUM.
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Improvement
portation In the State of Colorado.
and materials for the construction and
equipment Of each Of said tunnels shall
be paid out OF the fund apport.oned
by the Chairman and Secretary OF said
Commission and approved by the En-
State Auditing Board; and warrants
for the payment Of all other expenses
incident to the work OF said Commits
berr OF said Commission as the same
may be fixed by an act OF the General
Assem0,y na ana ensoxss sns yssaf,ss oi az ap
mission as the same may be fixed by
said Commission with the. approval of
ateiy out OF said three funds. on war
rants signed by the Chairmen and Sec
pfoHsd rsss 81 ,ss % state hndisinx fna Board sp
Interest upon bonds issued to build
said tunnels accruing during the Pc
riod Of their construction shall be ac-
counted as part Of the cost of the con-
struction.
Section s-a: All revenue Of any kind
arising from the use Of said tunnels
and shall be used only for the psymen,
of the interest upon the bonds, and for
ths ersssien Of = sinking fund TO pro,
of said bonds.
r..sa h FRONT ss zee 81 .aa hsiy ua to
sss as' sSrnE sos m ss sSRss ss ss
pay the interest Of said bonds then due
amount OF the sinking fund for their
retirement. that fact shaIi be certified
who shall thereupon advise the Cen
eral Assemhly, and the General Assem-
to levy tax therefor, in addition 10
the other levies authorized by the Com
each dollar of the assessed valuation
OF the state; but money thus raiaed
the principal and intercst on said bonds,
and only In chse the anlount Realised
from the use. OF said tunnels shall bo
insufficiep. therefor.
The Stnte Treasurer may with the
approval Of the Governor, use. all or
any pat OF the sinking funds thus
created for tho putchaee before matur-
ity cf the. bonda authorised by this
amendment.
Section s-a. Tor the carrying into
effect OF the .provtetont OF this amend
ueut ~ we'll - the orovisicks OF the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21
TALKING IT OVER
YOUR VIEWS and NINE
Rutherford

~ - - - - y - 1Aaa1lee
Knhane may be seen IN action
there T5e former f. anxious to
come here and meet Dick Griffin
. or anyone else whom the Fort
Bliss officials may select, and II
f. probable that some action viii
be taken in this regard Griffin
f. dead anxious to come hack and
remove all doubt concerning HIS
fighting ability ne realizes the
Lincoln contest was slow but
points to the elevcrneas OF HIS
opponent. Now he wants to bat
tie Gene Payo and show the bugs
thar he has not lost his ability.
He was ND against one OF the
eIevereIt boxers in the business
IN Lincoln.
scrappier baseball Al Mo
Grunde park seems asgured. The
players are putting up a consist
ent brand Of ball and II let alone
By the chief umpire they win give
the fans their moneys worth.
Sundays games were dandies IN
every respect
II any more Pats ike Pat
Ryan and Pat Mcdonald distIn-
tinsuish themselves the world
viii be calling the event the
Olympic games.
-
You are right, AnnHtnsla. the
girls Ike bathing In salt water
more than In fresh water be-
cause Il f. more buoyanf.
A man who has suffered from
both eorns and eaIIouaes says he
would rather be aeorneds than
eaII0uHed-
aTeaEt aide. wet side, all around
the town. q the prohibition YER
sion Of an old song entitled con
the Sidewalks OF New YORK"
ODE TO OCTOBER.
This life Is neeting At its best,
October.
Tou'ra waiting Just beyond the
west,
October.
This Htfle ode We write to you
Il not the derndest We can do
but Erit your teeth and read Il
through,
Oct0bers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21
RECORD
is CUT DOWN
BYROSE SCORT

Columbus Ohio, Sept 1.-THE es-
tabIishmeut OF the seasons mile rec
ord Of 2:0sss by Rose Scott in the 2
ysar-old trot, the Horse Review fu-
turity. the fastest three heat event Of
the year for 2-year-olds. was the fea-
ture Of the Grand Circuit meeting
Monday. The former season record
OF 2:os was set by Begalusa- Rose
Scott, a Murphy entry lost the first
heat 70 Nelson Dillon but took the
lead early IN the second, maintaining
her advantage 20 the record first
Harry Fleming was behind the lilly.
Miss Perfection. favorite IN the 2.11
trot, won after dropping the first
heat 10 Winterwood- Best time
2.0s 81.
Hal Malone. played to win the
stake for 2s05 eligibless captured this
race in straight heats Best time
2.o2 Ia.
Sc many horses were entered In the
s-ls pace that it was split into two
divisions ORC Direct won first money
in the first division and Dan ElEer
IN the second. The best tine IN
each division was 2:06 IA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21
Boxing Bout
Helps The Boys

FARsHALL, Mich. sept H.
M When Jack Dempsey and Bill5
-'- 31iske stepped into the ring
for their heavyweight champion
ship contest. at Benton Earbori
Mich, Labor day, Il meant a base
ball. q catcher's nit and 3 loot
ball for every country school In
Michigan
Thomas ". Bigger, chairman Of
the state athletic board announced
he had received a check for $4,000
from Floyd Fitzsimmons, promo
ter Of the contest, as the states
share Of the receipts. The state.
during the first year OF legalized
boxing and wrestling, received
s7A200. This amount VIII be de-
voted 70 fostering school boy ath-
letics.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21
Ted Lewis Back,
Looks For Bout

New York, Sept 21.-Ied Lewis,
who won the welterweignt title from
Jack Britton and lost Il back again,
is back from Europe, where he went
to fight Johnny Basham. British
champion, for the title Of that coun-
try. While in Europe Ted had seven
battles and won SIX OF them by
knockouts, the other being a tschni-
cal knockout IN II rounds. He beat
one OF the best welters in France
Prunier-in five rounds and stopped
Basham IN nine rounds. While there
Lewis tried to get on a match with
Georges Carpenter, the French
champion, having backing 10 the eL-
tent OF $4,000. but owing 70 other
contracts the Frenchman could not
accept The defL Now Lewis IS back
and seeking another meeting with
Britton and also with Johnny Wilson
for the middleweight title. He also
seeks a meeting with Carpenter over
here, but there is little chance OF
such a match, as the French star IS
looking for big game with Jack
Dempsey and must first keep his con-
tract with Battling Levinsky on Oc-
tober u In Brooklyn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21
IS
ONEANDHALF
GAMES AHEAD

New York, Sept. 21.-The Brooklyn
Nationals increased lead over New
York Monday 70 five and halt
games. while the three American
league leaders all won. Cleveland re-
tanning its game and a half lead over
Chicago.
Brooklyn won from Pittsburg and
gained a half game as New YORK and
Cincinnati split a double header. The
Superhas have only 70 win four games
out OF seven 90 place the pe1nant
beyond New York's grasp, and three
ont Of seven 70 make &c impossible
FOR Cincinnati 20 reach the top.
In the American league both Chi
cage and New York put much hope
IN the Clsvaland-Chicago series be-
ginning Thursday.
IL the Indians win half OF their u
remaining games the White SoL
would have to win six out OF nine
20 tie them and the Yankees seven out
Of eight.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21
INDIANS WIN;
CHICAGO SOX
ALSO VICTORS

Cleveland. o., sept. 11-clsveland Wol
its alEth consecutive game by defeating
Boston. principally because OF Gardner .
timely hitting Monday. u vas lraiis' g
fifth straight victory since Joining the
local team Gardner drove IN elk O. the
league leaders eight rms With two triple
and a sllgie- Eis first triple came ia the
third vita the bases fun. the other IN
the seventh with two on bases VITA two
down On the lfth bis single scored SPEAK
or, who had doubled Nails vas hit harder
than usual. but kept his hits vel seat
tered except IN the second when -FOUR sin-
q Bostuu'g runl
IN two other innings the Red Sex threat
eued but NAILS uEhtsnsd and killed or
lmpandlnr rallies easily.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21
CHICAGOGRAND
JURY TO BEGIN
INVESTIGATION
Subpenas Issued for Baseball
Writers and Club Owners
to Appear Before jury.
BASEBALL HEADS
LEND THEIR AID

CHICAGO. III, Sept 21--Grand jury
Investigation Of alleged gambling
- by baseball players in last year s
world series and IN a game 2elssee1l
ChlcaEo and Philadelphia national
league clubs august 81 VIII start 70
morrow. with s score Of baseball oIli-
Gals, players and writer's subpenaed
subbenas have been issued for the
following persons 90 appear pelore
3. 3 Johnson. president OF the
John 4 Hsydisr president Of the
william (sKids) Gleason. manager
OF the Chicago Americans.
Charles A. Comiskeys president OF
The ChicaEo americans
William L. Week, president OF the
Jacob l'.Rubs'1 Benton. pitcher for
New york Giants
Bert 3. Coueyer and Frank o. kline,
both Chicago sporting writers.
HzrveT woodruff. sports Gator OF
fEa Chicago Tribune
san Hail. sports editor Of the Chi
caEo Herald and EEaminer.
I E Sanborn and oscar ReichoWs
baseball writer's for the Chicago Irip-
une and the Chicago Daily News
After More PlayeEus
Subueuas for additional players
probably VIII be Issued before the IN
vssEgation begins, said r A. Repio-
gle. VINO tE working as prosecutor un-
dsr direct orders from chief justice
C. A. Mcdonald. OF the criminal court.
He declared that aHaI' Chase,
Lee nrlEee and Heinie thinner
mn1, an former major league
players would be called. Chlrge1
o. alleged gambling which have
been voiced nrulu1f HIngce and
Chase would enter into the lurea-
tiEution, he said When asked
aiFFhv Benton was the only player
called tins far lIrs RepIoEle said
be believed Benton had informa-
1luu the grand jury needed and
dhuf Benton would be asked ito
ten what a certain player asked
him TO do.n
The grand Jury wiz not be given
any quantity OF evidence concerning
baseball pools he said but every
attempt would be made 70 get into
the real EambIing-the throwing Of
games by star players.
Baseball TO Cooperate.
Officials and writer's subpelaeo
voiced unanimous approval OF the
Eubpenas and would go the limit 70
furnish any Information they had"
league. declared that The leagues re-
sources would be al the jury's dis
posal and that he believed the iuves-
ugation would Be OF great benefit 70
baseball generally
Wm. Week. president Of the Chi-
cago National league club, said 1T
was just what i had been hoping /
for
President Comlskey, Of the Ameri- /
can league club could not be reached, I
but his son. ]. Louis COmiskey. treas I
urer % The club. said the club would /
-to the limit"
IL became known Mcuduy that
the committee Of baseball writers .