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Fire Protection

It is with great interest and ap-
proval that we learn that the city
commissioners took up for con-
sideration, at q special meeting
last Friday night, the question of
improvement of the fire fighting
equipment of the city, and will
give serious consideration to work.
ing out a plan for betterment.
This is one Of the most import
ant matters for consider alton and
accomplishment the city autbori-
ties can undertake. We realize
that it is a mans job'-under
the limited resources of the city
but we feel that Mayor Poleman
and Commissioners Watson and
Aaron are able enough and big
enough to cope with the situation
to successful conclusion.
Fire. like the thief in the night.
comes when least expected. and
when preparation for resistance is
inadequate.
That our 6re-69hting equipment
is inadequate can not be gainsaid;
yet, we wish to give full credit to
the volunteer force" Z" that have so
often successfully combatted the
fire fiend, poorly equipped as they
were, and accomplished marvellous
results.
We have no plans in view, nor
do we advocate the installment Of
any special equipment. confident
ly leaving the details to the good
judgment of the Mayor and Com
missioners, with the admonition
NOT to delay action.
AS we understand it, the Com
mercial Asssocistion, which repre-
sents the business interests of the
community. is whole-heartedly be-
hind the movement, and we are
confident that every citizen will
approve and back any action the
city authorities may take that will
give US better 6re-6ghting equip.
ment.
We fully appreciate the diff
culties the authorities may have in
financing an equipment purchasing
proposition, but we feel that .
feasible and practical plan can be
worked out, IF there is an earnest
desire by the business people and
citizens generally for better 6re
protection.
As we are inform ID, the instala-
ton of certain equipments will as
sure a Reduction in the insurance
rates of from ten to tAsuty cents,- !
and perhaps more. which means
from $1.00 to 500 for each
thousand dollars Of insurance car,
ried. It can be easily figured
what the saving would b to the
insurine public, amounting. we
dare say, to several thousand dol
lars annually. II the amount thus
saved was pledged to the city, to
assist id the initial and deferred
payments on the apparatus or
equipment, the liquidation would
be speedy. the insured losing moth.
ing. but gaining better protection
and safety, and then ! permanent
saving in their insurance premiumI
account
We believe the plan practical
and feasible!
We recall several years ago,
when neighboringtown, now city,
struggling for improvements and
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w. B. Pattison
VS..
His Creditors.

Whereas the above w. B. Pattison,
has petitioned the Court for respite
of one and two years dating from the
meeting Of his creditors, and the Court
having ordered such meeting:-
Notice 10 hereby given to any and all
that q meeting Of the credi-
tors Of the above will be held before
A. H. O'Quin, Notary Public, at his
office in the city and parish of Natchito-
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Least Ye Foraet

The law that is violated the
most, not only in this section, but
thruout the land, is the prohibi-
ton law, which our officials are
determined to put a stop to.
Sheriff Payne is resortiny to
new measures to bring the viola7
tors to justice determined to up
hold the law at any cost. And so
that it may be fully understood
by one and all, it is published in
full elsewhere in this issue.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-12-22

l1th judicial District Court, Parish of
Natchitoches, Louisiana.
No. l687S.
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Sheriff Sale
l1th Judicial District Court, Parish II
Natchitoches, Louisiana.
No. 1869
/. Baer & Co. =,

+. X. Barberouse and T. E. Jacobs
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ches, La, beginning at 10 o'clock a. m.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 18th, 1922.
and continuing open for a period of ten
days, ann all creditors are notified to
appear and vote for or against the said
respite asked of one and two years,
and to appear and prove their claim
Dated at Natchitoches this the 19.h
day of December 1921.
A. H. O'QUINN,
Dy. Clerk 1lth District Court
La, Natchitoches Parish.
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A pair of eyeglasses in a gold. silver
or tortoise shell frame that can be re-
fitted to suit after Xmas, would de-
light mother or father. Take time to
ask us about the idea
DE VARGAS
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-12-22

Christmas seals on sale at all the
stores. so You can get them for
your Xmas packages without any
trouble.
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Only nine days left in which to
get your poll tax receipts for
1920 81 which you must have if
yon wish to vote at any election
10 1922.
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By virtue of writ of seizure an
sale issued out Of the 11th District
Court of date the 18th day of Decsm-
ber 1921, of the Parish of Natchiro-
ches, in the above and numbered en-
titled suit and to me directed l. J. W.
Payne, Sheriff of the Parish of Match
itoches did seize and take into my
possession and will sell at Sheriff sale
at the front door Of the Court House
in the City of Natchitoches at IL
O'Clock A. NJ, on
SATURDAY JANUARY 2l, 1922
the following described property towit:
A certain tract of land containill.s
40 acres more or less located nest
Grapes Bluff La, and bounded on the
north b. property belonging to Jame;
Brown. east by property belonging to
Simon Heirs. south by property be-
longing to Dan Leahy, and west by
property belonging to E. A. Woodfo:k
and being the same property acquired
from E. Perot on December 11th 1917.
Terms of Sale: Cash, subject to ap-
praisement.
j. w. PAYNE.
Sheriff of Natchitoches Parish
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THURSDAY. DEC. q. 1921

THURSDAY. DEC. q, 1921
Adain the Christmas Flame
Leaps Up Lighting the Earth
Now the fame that is Christ
mas bursts, glorious from the
patient pile of months that have
led up to this climax of the year.
Its shining lights up many shad
ows. Its sparks kindle little fires
Of happy hopefulness in dull and
troubled lives. Its warmth melts
the ache around unexercised hearts
and starts them beating with the
energy Of joyous self-forgetfuIness.
And 60 We know that once again
the year has brought US Christ
mas, and we are very grateful.
FoR CHR1srMAs MAKES Us HAPPY
Even the materialist who. &C
cording to Chesterton. Is habitually
sad Of heart'' (altho he could
never be persuaded to admit it, is
very likely to be swept out upon
that radiant tide called Christ
mas spirit and lingering for . lit
lie while 10 the caressing waves OF
simple humaness, perhaps begins
70 comprehend that faith and love
still live and are worth while.
Of course that poor person, the
Cbristmas-s -snubber, sees in the
holiday . day Of forced excitement,
the elimination of . tense fort
night Of rush. Which is very
cd, and proves that he has lost
The rsal Christmas and has moth
inn but It's husk. For Christmas
= not il the GIFTS it brings but
10 the HEARTS Of which those
gifls are the ont pouring. Christ
ms = nos : thing Of hours q all.;
md truly, were it ! centary or .
nonsnt long, it would still be
OhriGlnasi
The REAL Christmas triumphs
over eynicism. doubt and seldsh-l
ness. Little children learn from
Christmas that she ecstacy Of get
ting i less keen thsn that OF
eHA1INo. How sad il they should
grow up never knowing this !
Christmas shakes up the prim
rs0erys of painfully undemo0stra-
tiys pessoos and they indulge IN.
Ciafiotunas hssrtfully without self-
consciousness. Il lends ~ beauti-
III oxcnse for making : sudden
lainbow Of delight in lives in
which zach happiness Is somethlng
soaroe. i retsals TO us anew the
~ Gpant JOY OF sacfi6oe, the bless
az- - ~s..~,l3nsxr, tkA ,.ssvs1arpn = Z
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EVANGELIST SHEPHERD
PREPARE FOR REVIVAL

Evangelist r. u. shepherd has re.
turned a. his home In Amarillo after
concluding n series 81 revival meetings
with ihe Church Of Christ In Denton
The minister reports excellent results
In connection with the Denton revival
some forty or fifty persons were addcki
to the church. and She entire congrce't
ton manifested evidences ~ deep
spiritual awakening. according to the
statements ~ the ministers.
Mr.. shepherd will give the remainder
~ the week To work preparatory To u
series ~ meetings for the Amarillo
Church ~ Christ, corner Tenth and ~.
more streets. II In stated That II the
weather conditions are favorable that
a tent may he used Tor the meetings.
The tent has been bought By the congre.
Cation. and Mr.. Shepherd win move this
into different sections ~ the city. IN
soon Ms the revival In the down town
district closes
Evangelist Dunn ~ Houston Will be
In charge ~ the preaching service. and
comes To Amarillo with the endorsement
NJ the church where hc has charge ~ n
large congregation. The singing viii
be- In charge ~ an expert leader.
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CAREY DRAMiTIzEs NOVEL.

Eugene Mnnloyc Rhodes. the well
known writer uf western tales and
Harry Carey. the popular star who is
81 well liked In his por,rayals of virilc
and elemental types. are great friends.
When Rhodes pays a visi, 10 southern
California h. usually spends few DAYS
On Harry Carey's ranch. where they
swap yarns and exchange material.
Harry Citcy's stories give the author
many an idea for his plots. while
Rhodes tells ~ Incidents In his many
years ON the ranch and range which
suge, II new types and new bits Of
business" for the film star.
IL Is not surprising therefore that
Harry Carey should have chosen for
his latest screen Offering what II con-
.idcrcd the bcs; story ever written by
Eugcn. Manlovc Rhodcs-"Wcst Is
West and that he should have taken
more than usual pains In the produc.
iion. In fact. tho author consulted with
the star un many occasions previous To
and during the filming II The story, and
offered suggestions which helped secure
a perfect tgoiuction IN every way.
Harry Carey viii appear In WEES,
is West" al the Fan Theatre next Fri.
day and saturday.
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CH|sUM SAYS BUSINESS
IMPROVING IN NORTH

"ycu bet Tim glnd to be- back In ANA.
rillo." declared Toncy Chisum. Hudson
nEd Essex distributor FOR this territory.
yesterday upon his return from DE.
trolt and Chicago.
Asked about the tendency ~ business
| in his line. Mr. chisum said: 1T "
gratifying Ia me to be- able IL say that
B | saw many evidences ~ better bust.
ness. while IN the. north. The people
are buying somewhat more generously
/ than seems "a ~ the ease here. They
are not cNpcndinr their as lavlshly rs
before the depression, hut ears are he'
ling bought. and other character of
MERCHANDISE In proportion.
| Information " NJ hand In both De
trolt and Chicago Ia the effect that
money IL loosening and that II will be
Available for all legitimate business and
improvements within n short time This
Atmosphere is pcrvading the ccnters,
aud soon u will pcrmeatc the local field
IN the beitcrmcnt ~ general business
conditions"
When asked ms n past president ~
the Observation-Disclosures Auiomotive
Association what h. thinks about the
proposal OF the organization To bring the
National Farm Tractor demonstration
To Amarillo Mr.. chisum said; "There
II nothing ! can say except that ! am
Tor the proposition from every possible
angle. had expected To see some NJ the
men interested In placing this enter.
'prizc while In Chicago. hut after con.
fcrring with friends there who are ON
The inside concluded that II would
he Tar better for us 10 await develop.
ncnts In connection with ~, Fargo.
North Dakota demonstration. Il II our
Information that the decision touching
the locating ~ the demors,irtlon In the
southwest. win no, be- reached until
after the conclusion ~ tho one to which
We viii send delegation.
the tractor demonstration viii bring
as thousands AMI thousands " penpl.
and such a crowd always means not
only the buying ~ tractors and power
machinery. hut llkcw,s" the location
uf several farmers In our midst. We
have never asked for a better thing than
WIS N'NlAWWNtf NAfllH AfAl llNhl W 'uN
automobile dealers They are not the
only live ones In the community. hut
win say that they are among the best
to be- found In every community In the
United states. The automobile dealers
and distributors know that II their bust.
ness is to make any progress all other
avenues ~ trade must h. open.
IT In my honest opinion that We will
land the demonstration. The only
limiting factor. In the absence OF a
previous promise for the locating of the
show. will hc found IN the measure ~
vim we rut into the fight. Let every
man stand spuarcly behind the auto.
mobile men. and LOT the automobile men
stand fully behind every other man who
Ia working Tor this project. and We will
land H..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-22

One ~ the most celebrated ~ con.
tcmp"uncous American authors is Win.
siuu churchill. author ~ The Inside u
the Cup." which will d. shown wcdncs.
day and Thursday at the Mission the.
atrc. aud other remarkable novels. Mr..
Churchill u a native of ST. Louis. Mo.
where he was born Nov. 10. is7i.' His
early novels. Richard Caryol" and
Til" trisis,' placed him ~ once IN
iho fofemost rank ~ American novcllsts
and his subsequent books attracted
worldwide attention.
Perhaps he mus; discussed novel was
The Inside ~ the cup" Tho theme.
which exposed the hypocriay ~ certain
churchmen az well 90 hymen. wa
bitterly criticized and widely discussc,l
wherever the b"ok We known ~ H.
perturbation. ~. sturs lns.r nome ~ a.
interest ur appeal II D. 81 tr'W n,nn.
picture Which. undphhl-il,. VIII ltirac,
'as much attention as did ihc moved.
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.PAMPA ENCOURAGING
DEMONSTRATION WORK

Ecpar.s reaching Amarillo are 20 the
effect that the citizens of Gray county
are Joining their home demonstration
agent. Miss Bcss Winters in a series NJ
demonstrations and educational meet
ings Miss Edwards. the district agent
having IN charge this portion ~ the
state, is spending portion II this
week with Miss Winters. travelling out
~ the latter's headquarters nj Pampa
to various sections 81 the county.
The pampa Commercial club has pro
videi office room for Miss Winters IN
It's hall and Is standing back ~ the WORT
To the fullest possible extent The sum
mcr and fall campaigns are being out
lined 10y Miss Winters. and pampas
business interests are said Ia he stand
ing squarely behind the work In which
the demonstration agent Is Ia engage.
Initial visits have already been made
tn lie Forcs. IN" county seat. and the
commissioners have met ana discussed
the relations between themselves and
the home demonstration agent. and theii
attitude towards the work In which she
ia Ia engage.
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DEMPSEY
by Associated l'rss

~ NHNhflAAfh iNer
ATLANTIC CITY. y. j.. June ei.-
Jack Dempsey tested hls knockout
punches this afternoon and Larry VIII
Hams, a veteran and experienced cam.
paigncr foll victim IT, It. Williams
before being knocked cut was floored
by the champion.
Dempsey was fighting mad after he
had boxed the firs, Nv" rounds with
elusive Eddie Oiinrc. the New York
uiddlcwcighi who seemed only to tan
talize the champion. williams seemed
t0 h. giving Dempsey good workout
when suddenly The champion whipped
over his left hook tn the chin.
Williams sprawl,d to the floor. The
round had not gone minute. when
Teddy Hays. who was referring, called
tne So the d. ed Williams could
sweep the cob ~ OF his dizzy brain.
After few see pds rest they mixed
1t furiously again. Less than thirty
seconds after they started again vii.
liams was on the canvass completely
knocked uu..
Dempsey quickly picked Williams M
Williams did NO, fully realize what had
happened until H. was out ut the ring
Il nm sorry, Larry" the champion
said. II didn't mean IT.
After the onc.round Knockout Dcmp-
soy cut out his boxing with Jack Re-
nnult tn n round instead II boxing the
usual two sessions
Battling Ghre. the Memphis negro
lght-h,avy weight. who waited Tot
eight days t. take few punches a,
Dempsey no longer IL a member ~ the
champions camp Ghcc lett tonight Tor
Chicago and thence Few Memphis.
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CUSTOMS MEN ENPOSE RISE.

An cffcctunl stop has been put hy
N" customs officials Co the smuggling
q priceless works of art. many stolen
from one country to another, by the
recent discovery - the ingenious meth.
al used e. escape detection and the
pavn.nt of the large duty On IN.
paintings.
An olssefvant customs man NJ New
Y,fk. rassinr chean painting. noticed
tina; the wuodcn back SEEMED slightly
thicker than necessary. ilo took q
chance. broke %. and found conceded
between tWo layers II The wood cloy.
rrly glued ga N" outshl.. master.
Iiece which Ind disappeared months
hcfoir from "a French ari gallery. Ar
rests followed. and the traffic was
broken up
The device plays fascinating uart
IN the Second ,pisodc - Fighting
fate." ih, latest NiaEriph chapter
play a. bs shown al the Liberty Thea
Theatre, today and Thursday
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Champs I,eat PhiIlir~.

BROOKLYN. y y, June si-Iudgc
X. NJ. Lands participated in the raising
a. the 1920 National league pennan, g..
day after which the Brooklyn champions
defeated Philadelphia 90 .. Previous
Ia the contest the baseball commissioner
was guest at luncheon q the Kings
county judiciary and tonigh; was hon
cred at n dinner of Brooklyn cIiiE.ns
Score: X II
Philadelphia ..,.....ioo oiO 0o0--s ~
Brooklyn ............ GOO FOL 0iN-f
Double plays. Grimes to Johnston 10
Schmandt. Olson % Schmandt; struck
out. by Huhhell .. Grimes 6; runs,
Rawlings. Meuscl. Johnston :. Griffith,
Wheats errors. Parkinson. Drugg,
Myers: batteries. Hubbell and Bruggy
Grimes and Miller.
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CLOVIS LUMBER FIRM
MAKING IMPROVEMENTS

CLOVIS. y. NJ. June si.--Thc Lone
star Lumber Company of Clovis IL
making extensive improvements az
their location ut Mitchell and Monroe
streets that will make their plan,
modern In every particular. Two brick
fronts. with plate glass windows To- he
used for demonstration and display
rooms. are under construction. Modern
saicsrooms will also he maintained.
Storcrooms Tor building materials and
one single and one double shed in add
ton to warcroons for cement. plaster
and lime are being built. The manage.
ment expects to complete the work
spun.
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CARPENTER


MANHASSETT. y. Y. June sl.--
Georges Carpenters chief sparring
PARTNERS. Paul Journec and Italian
Joe Cans were nursing sore spots and
erouchcs today and the challenger took
advantage oi their indispositlon to rest.
He was an the read during the cool
hours of the morning and spcn, short
time In the gymnasium this afternoon.
louyneo was suffering from u broken
Nose a. result OF his defeat by Char.
ley Wclnert In Brooklyn last night.
and Cans declared his stomach was
stiff aching from the punishment nd
ministercd 10y Augie Ranter.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-22
sCOTT GOES To WASHINGTON

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. June 81.
DR. Hugh Scott. who yesterday an.
nounccd here his appointment as as.
sislant surgeon general of the army
with headquarters ut Washington. ID.
g.. lett here late today FOR Washing.
ton.
DR.. Scott was before his new appoint.
mcnt. general Inspector of THE ninth
area public health service. comprising
oklahoma and Texas lie also held the
nnk of major IN the army.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-22
NALL CHAMBER or COMMERCE.
RESI- MES WEEKLY LUNCHEON

MEMPHIS. June 2i.-Thc Hall Coun.
~ Chamber of Commerce has resumed
It's weekly business mems luncheon at
which sessions matters relating TO pub.
lie progress and special development
features are planned. There Ii a fine
interest among the business citizenship.
The Chamber of Commerce IL doing
n most vital service tn the county q.
A. Sigcr is secretary and Judge W.
A. Mcintosh IL president
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-22

Innings pitched hy Swariz Is. by
Harper TIA hy Finchcr tnone out
IN second hy Timer Ia, hy C'rreham
ss7. hy conley IA runs. made 80
Swarir a. Harp,r 3. Finchcr >. Timer 2.
Cucrehhm 3. Conlcy :. HIT apIor.
toned Swar,z :. Iiarp,r = Finchcr :.
Timer g. cerchlm : Conlcy 1. two
base hits Henry. Maitick. Fuller.
Palmer. GALLOWAY. Connolly. smith.
three haze hiis Cc'Tehhm. nooe. saeri
i.cc hits CaRnoliv. Ssgrist 2. ssmne,
Mn,,ios iiari-f. Gruss. struck nut.
searir ! Harper ; Timer I cocr,hs,n
Q. tar' IN halls. swar,E !. iIarpcr T.
Nn.Irham !:
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Phillies Win on Hits.

PHILADELPHIA. June ei.--IIits by
Walker and J Walker following a pass
10 Wclch won for Philadelphia today In
the fifteenth inning by the score ~
To Perkins home run In the ninth
with j. Walker on hlse tied the score.
Score; Il II
Washington 900 400 0i0 O0O oiO--s iG
Philadelphia .oOi O02 0oe 600 OIL : "a
Two base hits. Brewer. Charity.
Witt, Perkins; home run. Charity.
Miller. Galloway, Wclch Perkins
double play. ORourke. :. Harris and
Judgc-Dykcs To Galloway Dykes to
j, Walker, struck out. by Mogridge 6.
Erickson .. Nnylor =. u. Harris 6. Bar.
reit 1. runs, : Harris. Rice. Brewer
Miller 2. Charity. witt. wclch 2, j.
Walker. Perkins 2. Galloway: errors
Shanks .. u. Harris: batteries. Mog.
ridge Erickson and Charity. Nayior
Harris Barrett and Perkins.
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CLAUDE BUSINESS MIN
ORGANIZE LIVE &. Of 4

CLAUDE. June - Tho business
men II claude have Organized claude
ihamirr ~ Commerce =. G. Cavtun
" ~ the head 81 u aud ,hs men have
s,arisd ~, n do ,hinEs Tn" Conms p.
elsi club vas called ir'o cNisteno" ~
the city council Thee men realized
ihsy were helrl.s wlihnu, va co-oiufa.
ton of all tho huslnsss men ~ the town.
clausir u planning many improvements
fur the future.
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TOO utCu w,rtR roR " y;
nArrtst> tttR >rRi>ktt>G

The seh~fulei BASEBALL same yesfsF
daf Afternoon lsfwrsr thf baptist
nslhfs and Ms'hoai.i spTlntlsfs Wa
~ plasea on e,f rur' ~ W.T. Fraunas
Armnssufuis have lssa mafs - ~
Rams 10 . parrd ni isi utl'fH. ihs
fsruiaf huuf ihis Afternoon neHftllnr
~ n Tfoilrrsr rhsHuan = ~
gfounds eofumliifs
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BOSTON TAKES TWO

BOSTON. June 2i.--Boston took two
games from New York today the first
10 J. with pennock out pitching shaw.
key. and The second 6 10 I. with Joe
Bush holding the visitors To five hits.
New York ......... O2O 000 Oi0-3 10
Boston ..,......... ?i0 Oi0 i0x-S II
Two base hit: Roth. pennock. Men.
orky, McInnis. J. Collins: three base
hit; pipp, Leibold: home run: Pennork.
double play. pehkinmugh 20 Ward Co
Pip; lease on hall: OFF Shcchan !. off
r,nnock ,: struck out: hy Shawkcy |.
Pcnnock 2; runs: Pip .. Ward. Wit.
Lcihold >. Menosky .. Pratt. Rhol. Pen.
mock. errors; Ward. Shawkcy. Shechan
and Hoffman; pennock and Ruel.
New York ......,... i0O 000 000-i
Boston ............. o2O ois COX 6 10
Two base hit: Menoskey: three base
hit; Pratt; home run; Hawks: double
play: Pipp unassistedl. pcckinpaugh.
Ward and Pip. rpa,, TO Scott 10 Me.
innis: base on hall: Hoy, 4. Bush .:
struck out: by floyt I. Bush 3: runs.
Hawks, Wit. Leibold. Menoskey, Pratt.
Mclnnis. Bush: errors: Pccklnpaugh 2.
batteries. Ferguson and Schang: Bush
ana Walters.
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TRNAs LEAGUE.
ANt.RICAN AssNCIAII0N.

A. Louisville :; Columbus Z
A. Milwaukee 4 Minneapolis J.
T"l.,io III indAnaI-iiis rain.
a. Kansas clty ., So Paul ~
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Iy>cn s>ocKs oar s,>pow
~ Assss lsi-S fr.ss

NEw YORK June gi--ioe iyrch
vuifs h,f'smwsirhf rhsmr.on tuori
"A oT' SAMMY ssnf0V ~ g.nriunsu
in 81 s.cpnds ~ fighting in she oi-p
lnE fnuri ~ trr fHlHi mat b at
ihs oisn air araHi hrrr tonight