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, 1921-09-22
STATE HIGHWAY
COMMISSION TO
CONTRACTS
OCTOBER 4
on Many Projects
in Central Wyoming to
Be Opened; Ten Coun-
ties to Benefit, Claim

CHEYENNE, Sept. ga
The Wyoming state highway
commission on October 4 will
open bids for federal aid high
way construction work in
eleven of tie twenty-one
counties OF the state. Bids will be
received for two projects in Fremont
county. two in Washable county. two
In Unita county Inc one each IN Mo
brara. Platte. Goshen. Hot Springs.
Johnson. Campbell and Weston coun-
ties. These projects follow;
+. A. Project No. INSTRUMENTATION
OF two i3o-foot steel spans on con-
crete abuttments with earth APP
proachcs over the Cheyenne river IN
Niobrata county.
State Project Fr-ls-Construction
OF two s0-foot wood trestles on pile
piers over the Wind river at shoshoni
IN Fremont county.
State Project Pl-l5-cons:ruction OF
4oo-foot pile trestie over the North
Platte river near Guernsey in Platte
county.
F. A. Project No. ss-Piacing np-
prox.mately 5.4oo cubic yards Of &C.
lccted material s~sirfacing on 30 miles
Of he Cheyenne-Torrington road I'M
mediately south OF Torrington.
L. A. Project No. 5~5.--Grading sur-
facing and oulvert construction on one
half mile OF the Lincoln Highway from
Evanston west-adjscent to present
grade crossing over the tracks OF the
Union Pacific railroad.
L. A. Project No. 55.-Placing p
p~roSimately 1000 cubic yards selected
material s~urfaclns on the Lincoln
Highway from Lyman to Uric. . in
UntIa county.
+, A.. Project no. s7.-Piacing ap-
prox.matety $500 cubic yards of gravel
surfacIng on - miles. OF tho Shoshoni-
Lander road Immediately west OF Sho-
shonI in Fremont county.
II. a. Project No. g0.-Placlne APP
proximatciy 5,4oU>cubic yards OF gravel
~surfacing ON the Yellowstone High
way Thermopolis south In Hot Springs
county.
F. A. Project No. 71.-Placlne an
proximately 3.10o cubic yards rayel
surfacing on the Yellowstone High
way. Neiber south In Washable coun-
~.
+. A. Project No. Ios.-Piacing ap-
proximately 5000 cubic yards gravel
surfacing on the Yellowstone high
way Chantham south in Washable
county.
f. A. Project No. 10sA.-Placing ap-
proximately 1900 cubic yards gravel
surfacing Worland-Tens.eep road in
Washable county.
+. A. Project No. e5.-Placing ap-
proximately $500 cubic yards select
cd material surfacing on the Lowell
cowley road in Big Horn COUNTY.
F. A.. Project No. 6T.-Placing ap-
proximately 1920 cubic yards select
ed material s%urfacing on h Casper
Sheridan road from Ksycee north in
johnson county.
F. A. Project No. e6.-Piacing ap-
proximately 400 cubic yards selected
material s~urfacing on the Custer Bat
tiefieid Highway between Horse Creek
and the Spotted Horse Creek In Camp
bell county.
+. A. Project No. s7.-Placing an.
pro .aately $500 cubic yards selected
material surfacing on the Newcastls
to Sundance Rad in Weston county.
, 1921-09-22

that as Judge I.4Zlrus' court Ia n
women's courtroom. no men except
witnesses. court officials and news
paper reporters should be admitted
The prosecution viii endeayor to
prove at the hearing. District Attor-
ney Mathew Brady has
,ne eon'enuon 'nat a..ackeu
..nn l..pp .ns o. ICONS n
ene lio'ei ,. faIcis Sep'e,nosr rlu
dsath four dav. ,atcr, THE comn,,snt
cbar.dnr murder ana under which
Arhuckle has been reid in jaii without
nan vas rworn 10 Nv Mr. "a NJ. Dei-
mont, friend Of Miss Rappc and one
OF those who attended the film coined
ian's party.
BRADY na,d he b~,ieved the pre,im,.
nary hearing ,vo,,ld occ,,nv NJ least
three dav,
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, 1921-09-22
Wanted---OU ner
of Still, Call at
the County Jail


Although successful In getting
possession Of n sti1l. quantities Of
moonshine whiskey, three barrels Of
mash, and other incidenfals that 70
Into the making u Illicit liquor, rep
resentatlves are stu seeking for the
person to whom the oufft belonged.
Last evening n rziding party
bounced down ON the suspected
house and found the still In COM
pietc operation, the whiskey already
made and other Items. but when an
effort was made to find the owner
Of the still he wns no where to be
found
Tho 7eniccrs today are seeking for
}. W. McCieary, said TO have been
the tenant Of the pace in North
Casper which was raidcd- The Of
hccrs believe that he VIII be able TO
explain the details Of the Illicit
business.
, 1921-09-22
TICKETS FOR
BIGSERIES ON
SALE TONIGHT

Season tickets for the four games
between Casper and Denver con-
Guiding the championship series
now In progress In Denver Will go
on sale ut 6 o'clock tonight nj the
two stores of c. West and ut the
"Smoke House." Tickets also Will
be available at both newspaper OF.
fees.
-Four games will be played here
regardless Of the length Of the Of
fetal series. All four may be off,
cial games although the number
probably will be less. Season tick
cts will sell for $3.50 for the .our
games. the price to include war tax.
Fans are asked TO purchase their
tickets mt ono ms the players arc
assuming the responsibility and arc
anxious to learn definitely that they
will not have TO make good n deficit
II receipts fall to meet expenses.
Authority was received today
from Roy HartzelI, who is acting as
the players manager, 10 Insure the
games against rain for $3.50 each.
, 1921-09-22

MAfENCE, Sept. 22.--(By
The Associated Press.).
While estimates of the num-
Der of dead from wednes-
Days explosion which de-
L<troyed the Badische COM
pany's great chemical plant at Oppau
eoatinued today at approximately l.
900, the total persons actually found
10 have been injured exceeds the first
figures by a wide margin.
Already $500 persons have received
treatments for hurts sustained through
the effects OF the explosion.
: Bodies OF the dead to the number of
$50 had been recovered this forenoon
Total damage in the explosion Is estI-
mated at $50. 900, 900 marks.
The French and German authorities
In the district were continuing the
rescue work today in the closest col.
liberation A German hospital trim
has arrived at Frankfort and a French
tr7rn at Treves with injured from the
scene OF the disaster.
oppau was virtually swept away
and the explosion hurled desolafiou
over a wide district on the west bank
Of the Rhine between Mannheim and
F~rankenthal.
oocurred a, -.so winch
a, resc,,,~ ,,,,,r.d - -me4ns
,h. ae.d ,rers ,.,p,-"s u.,nsins out
minor exnlosio,. ~ severai
from er,er.n- n. "ofsets
.eine- o iohs
c,o,,d. -, .n.~,..,
~. ths $500, ,unes huns
tba ,r~t ~ ano
camns,1ed - psce were
sSmss sarsea ~. MASKS Inc
|snd I-,,dwir.h.S.r 80 nheim
~ha,.,,Sr .s~ x'm nu enoeo 70
, 1921-09-22

which considered only the German
pact and adjourned until tomorrow
without taking any action.
Senator Borah's objections to the
new peace arrangement. it was said,
were based primarily on the accept
nnce in the new pacts OF provisions
OF the treaty OF evrsailles. The ef-
,ect. it was understood. Senator Borah
contended. was to take America
through the back instead Of the front
Loor' into European entanglements.
Reports from the committees exec
utive session were that Senator Bor-
ah contended that ratification OF the
new treaties would entail a moral II
not a legal obligation TO retain Amer
lean troops in Germany Another
major point OF his opposition was
said to reyolve around American rep
r~esentation on the ~reparations COM
mission. Appointment OF such an
American commissioner, he was said
20 have argued would follow necessar-
iiy and hold American representation
in European financial affairs. entail
Ing interest in Europe's political prob
lens for at least 40 years-the period
fixed for payment OF the German in
5demnity.'
, 1921-09-22
Is AUGMENTATION
SCHOOLS TO Be OPENED

DENVER, Sept. 2:.-Estnhiishment
OF 20 Americanizatlon schools In wyo-
ming 10 be maintained Jointly by the
United States naturalization Service
n the state. is contemplated at an
early date by Chief Examiner Paul
Armstrong. who returned to Denver
yesterday from Cheyenne. The
lot will be opened for the benefit
nf all aliens about TO petition for
American citizenship. \ special ap-
propriation by the state will afford
sufficient money to get the classes
under way. Thus far Colorado has
dom nothing for the education of It's
citizenship applicants. Mr.. Armstrong
said yesterday.
, 1921-09-22

and NJ NJ. Thompson. n striker and
not n deputized officer. as are many
other strikers. is sand to have admit
ted firing the shots.
Fifteen shots were fired at the su-
pe~rfntehdent OF another company.
while he was riding in an sutomo-
bile with his wife and daughter" the
statement continues.
AT II O'Clock last night near one
OF the pipeline stations ~so-called
guards nred at a largo automobile
containing two women and W men.
They ran their machine through the
gateway of one OF the large proper
ties TO which n mob followed them.
The mob dispersed; the party In the
automobile changed tires and con
tinued."
, 1921-09-22

the Albaz!sns nortn OF Merdita. year
the Jugo Slav border on September
81. tho dispatches asserted. Alban-
ian forces aided by the Inhabitants OF
the district repulsed the attack.
The messages which were communi-
Gated 20 tho officials Of the league
declared the Serbs had been lombard
Ing the town OF Aras. Albania. con-
tinuousiy since Sunday.
, 1921-09-22
PSEUDO AGENTS
REAP HARVEST

TACOMA. WASH, Sept. 2.-AI-
Legged widespread swindlins activ-
tiles by men representing them
selves to be government agsnss.
were revealed today by Capt. Geo.
A. Hunt OF the military intelligence
Office at Camp Lewis.
Army motorcars and trucks have
been reported for Sale at various
points through the middle west and
deposits on them hare been COL
lected, said the captain. The pur-
chaser Was told delivery would be
made following payment Of the re
, 1921-09-22

summoning Of ldan leaders to Wash.
ington. the attorney general said
the department OF justice had the
authority to summon anyone ard It
was its policy In the course Of an
investigation to talk the matter
over with persons involved.
h attorney general said that
any criminal prosecutions would for
the most part be matters Of state
law unless there had been some vio-
lations OF the federal statute.
through the use Of the mails TO de-
fraud.
, 1921-09-22

mainder to the Camp Lewis auth
critics.
The attention Of army officers
was attracted by a letter to Capt.
Duncan. aide to Mai. Gen. Charles
III. Muir, commanding officer at
Camp Lewis. 1t was written from
Chicago saying the author had paid
5000 as advance payment on a
shipment OF Camp Lewis automo-
biles and trucks. Twenty thousand
dollars was to have been paid here,
according to The terms Of sale con
tanned in this letter.
, 1921-09-22

Francisco when needed for the triai
OF Roscoe Arbuckic.
Sherman. located IN his New York
apartment nfter Guiding detectives
who sought him on n train which
brought him from Chicago yesterday,
came TO the district attorneys today
with a detective. After he had beer
questioned. District Attorney Swami
autographed District Attorney Brady
aD follows:
sherman appeared today under the
district attorneys s~ubpoenae. He
made a full statement which will be
forwarded in tonight's mail. He ex-
presses willingness to return to San
Francisco when needed for the trial"
District Attorney Brady of San
francisco. had requested District At
torney Swami here to get in touch
with Sherman on his arrival from the
coast as the California authorities
wished 10 question him regarding the
party in the hotel suite of Fatty"
Arbuckie at which Virginia Rape met
with injuries which resulted in her
death. Sherman was one OF the party.
SHERMAN TELLS STORY
OF BOOZE PARTY.
In his statement TO District Attor.
ney Swami describing the party in a
San Francisco hotel where Virginia
Rappe was fatally injured, Sherman
said:
THE refreshments consisted OF n
very fine quality Of Scotch whiskey
and an equally fine quality of gin.
which We're partaken of quite freely
by everyone present. Eventually
Continued on Page 81
, 1921-09-22

GENEVA. Sept. as.-lBy The .Asso-
olated PressD-Further charges OF
Serbian aggression d. against Albania
were made today in messages received
by Bishop Fannoli. who represents Al
bania at the seat Of II league OF
here. An important detach-
ment Of serb.ans declared to be regu-
ars. disguised an Abanians. attacked
, 1921-09-22
K. X. X. OFFICERS
MAY BE CALLED

WASHINGTON. Sept. ...-High
officials Of the ku KIux Khan may
be summoned TO Washington for in
terrosation by the department Of
Justice. Attorney General Daugh-
eify indicated today.
Director Burns of tho depart
ment's bureau of investigation, Mr..
Daueierty announced. has been In
structed 10 set his agents at work
on AZ investigation Of the ldan's
organization i'm various parts Of the
country.
In connection with the possible
, 1921-09-22
ALIEN LAND LAW
N. M. ADOPTED

in California. Reports werc re-
ceived in the state that Japanese
were attempting to get n foothoId
in the lower Rio. Grande valley in
the state, and that the proposed
amendment net with little opposi-
ton in the legislature.
Additional reports on Tuesdays
baiIoting for United States senator
showed few changes from yester-
days figures which gave Bursum y
majority OF 7,173. Republissii head
quarters, however, say the fow
missing precincts which are In the
mountain districts will give Bur
sum \ final majority Of about 5000
, 1921-09-22

ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, Sept.
22.-New Mexico apparently has
adopted an amendment to the state
constitution which VIII prevent
aliens who r Ineligible to Citizen
ship from owning land or holding
leases in the state. Returns from
Tuesdays election on the IL con
sdtutionzl amendments although
stu rather meager indicate that
This amendment has carried.
The amendment was submitted by
the legislature at its session which
opened last January while the anti
allen controversy was at its height
, 1921-09-22
TRIBUNE's DEFENSE BASED
ON FREE PRESS"

CHICAGO. Sept. 22.-AygunE for
a free press Is n principal buiwark OF
democracy, Weymouth Kirkland OF
counsel for the Chicgo Tribune, to-
day declared the $4,000. 900 libel suit
Of the City of Chicago against that
newspaper was a revival Of monarch
inf doctrine and without precedent IN
American law. He asked tho court to
uphold a general demurrer, which 81
allowed would have tho effect of a
ruling on mo ease"
The case came before Judge Harry
N. Fisher of the Circuit Court of
Cook county and because OF Its mus
uai legal aspects and local political
significance attracted n largo audi
cnce.
Mr.. Kirkland. early in his argu-
ment. stated that from the long strug-
gle for freedom OF expression a polit-
ical rule has been evolved. mo with
out application to this suit" which
he phrased as follows:
"Only arbitrary. oppressive or cor
rupt power has sought to enslave or
destroy the free utterance OF the
press"
attempt by a government to restrict
the due freedom of h press" adding
1.-THE form Of attack is novei and in
America. at least. without precedent.
but the ends in animous are the Same
as marked the whole Jul of OBJ
.struction to free expression; namely
to prtect ~eptrenched authority from
inquiry and criticism"
, 1921-09-22
WORLDS SERIES BALL
GAMES START OCT. s

CHICAGO Sept 22-The worlds series will start on October {, it was announced
liant winners r -
In the event that either Pittsburgh or Cleveands should win in their respective leagues
two games would be played in Phtsburg md then tw in cleveland. Te lew York team
at present. leading 1.-THE two league
ranged today at meeting Of me President John nag the Ma on G sn"Ha admission was ~ instead
, 1921-09-22
DEBS PARDON
NOW PENDING

WASHINGTON. Sept. 22.-Recom-
mendations on the question of a par
don for Eugene v. Debs. Socialist
leader imprisoned at Atlanta for VIC
lation OF the var laws. may be sent
to President Harding next week. At
torney General Daughorty said today.
The recommendations have been COM
pleted. Mr.. Daugherty said.
, 1921-09-22
Home Is
Saddened, Infant
. Daughter DEAD

Funeral services for Bessie. the 8
months old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Roland Welsh. SOC North Kimbali
street. viii be held from the Shaffer-
Gay chapel at 10 o'clock tomorrow
|morning. The child died last night
From an ~infantiie malady. Rev. C.
A. Wilson VIII have charge OF tho
services.
, 1921-09-22
RESERVES DEPLETED;
GUERNSEY STATE BANK
: CLOSED BY EXAMINER
Especial to The Tribunc)

CHEYENNE. Wyo.. Sept e.
State Examiner Rudolph Hoffman,
late Wednesday announced that as
the result OF an investigation be-
gun last Saturday he had closed the
State Bank OF Guernsey. Wyo., be-
cause Of depleted reserves. @. f.
Artist Of Whcatland has been ap
pointed receiver.
The bank had a capital OF SI0.-
N0o0, deposits OF 100000 and n re-
Serve of 9 1000.
, 1921-09-22
DETROIT !. o. o. F. TEAM WINS.

TORONTO. Sept. 20. = Winning
teams in the international drilling
competition Of Odd Fellows. held in
connection with the sovereign grand
lodge convention here, We're an
nounced today.
Canton Auto. Detroit. won first
place in the class A competition, and
Canton Jericho No. 10, Michigan. first
place in class b. 8
, 1921-09-22
OPENED IN
TRIBUNE LIBEL SUIT
STEELE AND
MAPEL PITCH

DENVER. Sept ::-sfceic and
X. Mspei. s~outhpaws. were slated TO
oppose each other today In the Sec
ond game Of n nine-game posf-sea-
sen series between the Casper and
Denver clubs to decide the cham
pionship Of the Midwest league.
Caser won the first game yesterday.
! to o.
, 1921-09-22
PRINTERS FACE FIGHT.

NEW YORK. sspt. 22.-Possibility
an open shop fight in the printing
industry here faced the executive
council OF the International Typo
graphical union and officers OF the
Big Six local union today. when they
to consider demands of employing
printers fer arbitration OF a new wage
scale, effective October 1.
, 1921-09-22
BODIES OFWOMEN FIRED ON IN CALIFORNIA OIL
Inns FOUND FIELDS, CHARGE DENIED BY STRIKERS
Producers Association Makes Serious
Charge in Formal Statement; Patrols
Deny Efforts to Prevent vk

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 22-Shots have b, sred re-
Gently at several parties, including women, in the Z ifornia
oil fields, where a strike is in progress, says a sta. MT is
sued last night by the Oil Produeers' association of Ca Q mia.
Two shots were fred at a car containing the Wi : nd
small daughter of an oil we'll foreman, the statement says,
, 1921-09-22
Men Excluded From Hearing at Which
Prosecution VIII Attempt to Fix
Blame tor Miss Rappe's Death

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 22.-The preliminary hearing of
Roscoe lFatty) Arbucke on a charge of murder in connec-
ton with the death of Miss Virginia Rappe before Police
Judge Sylvan Lazarus occupied the attention of all connect
ed with the case today. Men were excluded from the, boz.
ing under. an order issued last night. the authorities ruling
, 1921-09-22
FUGITIVE t n
LOCATED IN NEW ORR

NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-LoweIl
Sherman. motion picture actor. qurs-
TONED today by District Attorney
Swami al the request of District At
torney Brady OF San Francisco, ex-
pressed willingness to return to San
, 1921-09-22
5000 FIRE IN DENVER.

DENVER. Sept 22.-Fire early to-
day. in the Crescent laundry at 2315
West Twenty-Ninth emit destroyed
laundry valued at 1900 apd did 81. 900
damage to the building. The fire orig
mated in the boilerroom.
, 1921-09-22
Chicago Journal Sued for $4,000, 900 by
City for Graft Charges Bases Defense
on "FYeedom of Press"

CHICAGO, Sept. 22.-The 100000 900 libel suit of the
with counsel for the newspaper asking the court to uphold
a general demurrer based on the constitutional right of the
freedom of the press.
II granted. the demurrer would have the effect of dis
, 1921-09-22

missing the suit on the grounds OF In
sufficient evidence.
The suit involves tho question OF
whether a newspaper may be sued
for libel to the extent OF its total value
and virtually be put u of business
II the suit Is won.
Tho libel action grew out OF state
ments made by The Tribune In the last
city election criticisinE the present
city administration for the manner
in which municipal finances were
handled.
The city contends that the articles
and editorial expressions on which
tho suit is based damaged the city's
credit in ~disposing OF municipal bonds.
, 1921-09-22
PRELIMINARY
TO DETERMINE CHARGE
Is OPENED In FRISCO
BALL SCORES
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At Pittsburgh list camel X. II. II.
Brooklyn ..,.--00o 100 o0o-1 Z 3
Pittsburgh ....000 900 03s-3 1 I
Batteries - Grimes and Miller:
Giazner. Hamilton, Carlson and Gooch,
Schmidt. =
At Pittsburgh end game, Il. II. T.
Brooklyn ..... .0i0 00I 000-s G 1
Pittsburgh 1000 900 i000-O . 1
Batteries - Cadore. Schupp. Smith
and Taylor; Cooper and Schmidt,
At Cincinnati X. II. T..
Philadelphia o oil 020 0-t s 1
Cincinnati ...130 900 900 Is 1: I
Batteries = Behan. Belts and
Buggy; Dbnohue and Wingo.
, 1921-09-22
Three NATIONS ADMITTED TO
LEAGUE, SERBIAN AGGRESSION
AGAINST ALBANIA IS CHARGED

GENEvA Sept. 22-(By The Associated Press )-Three
nations were admitted to the league of nations
The trio comprised Esthonia, Letvia and Lithuania.
in the league was voted them by the league as
at this mornings session.
, 1921-09-22
FIGHT AGAINST
PACTS OPENED.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 22-Opposition to the peace
many, Austria and Hungary developed today when the SEN
ate foreign relations committee began consideration of the
pacts transmitted yesterday by President Harding.
Senator Borah, Republican, Idaho, leader of the "Irecon-
, 1921-09-22

ctliables' In the nght against n
treaty of Versailles. explained the
basis of his opposition to ratification
of the new treaties to the committee
, 1921-09-22

ranged today at a meeting of the
presidents with Judge Kene-
, 1921-09-22

and general admission was So insteac
of 81.
, 1921-09-22
DEATH TOLL IN
GERMAN PLANT
DISASTER GROWS
Total May Reach 1900
. With Over $500 In
jured, Is Report

MAYENCE. Sept. 22.-fBy
The Associated Press.).
While estimates of the num-
Der of dead from Wednes-
Days explosion which de-
the Badische com
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-17
DISCARDED SQUAD
WINS OVER TIGERS
Manager Makes Mistake and
Releases Stars He Ought
TO Have Kept.

The Tigers or more commonly
known as the HiHtops. 3ourneysd 20
Leeper gridirCn yesterday afternoon
20 play a scheduled same with the
West End football team. About
2. 700 people assembled on the side
lines with the expectations OF Wit
Messing a real battle. The Wess
Enders failed 20 report and after
much delay the game was declared
a forfeit SO anxious for a game
were the Tigers and fans that the
varsity declared they would play any
scrub team that could be picked on
the field.
Manager Levelle took about so
candidates with him 20 the gridiron
and after he had selected Is o. the
best men FOR the varsity the remain
ing ones were excused. A scrub
team. composed entirely Of the dis
carded squad was gotten together
and they defeated the varsity by n
6 to o scorA Swintz. quarterback
for the sHrubs was the individual
star while Williams half back. made
the lone touchdown IN the last
quarter.
The officials were: Referee. Bar
ko: umpire. Leveile; head linesman,
Reader
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-17
LOUISVILLE GRABS
POST SERIES LEAD
Thrilling Game Won by Amer
lean Association Champs
Record Crowd Attends.

BALTIMORE, oct. 16.-Louisville
forged to the front in its post-sea-
son brush with Baltimore, when it
came through victorious Sunday aft
ernOOn to the tune of TO in a
game that was replete with thrills
almost from start to finish. AS it
now stands, Louisville has four vic
tories 10 its credit, with the Orioles
chalking up three. For three in
Kings the afternoons contest was q
close one. after which Louisville
punched hits anu bases on balls off
Thomas for a quintet of markers.
From this point on the Colonies
looked like easy winners until the
international ague champions
came to bat and knocked Wright
out of the box and putting five runs
TO their credit. CullOp was trotted
to the hill and disposed of Bentley
with a man on third. Manager Nc
Carthy changed in the next round
when Manager Dunn switched his
lineup, and lineup. who won Satur-
days game, finished without any fur
Their trouble.
The largest crowd Of the series
either here or in Louisville was on
hand. The official attendance was
2,545 and the receipts S16,0S435.