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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-26

Cash MARKET
At Mesa Junction
PHONE 641.J

Meadow Gold, Blue Bird and
Mountain Valley Butter 41c
Fresh Eggs, doz. ......... 35c
Ripe Water Melons h.. 2l2c
Fancy spuds, lbs. ...... Csc
Crystal White Soap, for 25c
Large Gold Dust ......... 27c
Large Post Toasties, 2 for. 35c
Large Package Crackers -. Soc
City Soda Crackers, for. 25c
American Beauty Macaroni
8 for .................. Csc
No. 21s Can Hominy, 2 for 25c
Campbell's Vegetable and To-
mato soup. cans ....... Csc
Tall Milk, cans ......... Csc
Tall Pink Salmon ........ 17cl
MEAT DEPT.
Veal Stew, ID. ...... 15C
Veal Roast, Id. ......... 22cc
Veal Chops. ID. ........... SOC
Veal Steak, ID. ....... 4OC
Pcaf Rib Boil, 3 lbs. .. Csc
F'resh Ground Hamburger,
> lbs. 25C
Short Cuts, lb. ...... 22l.C
Pot Roasts, lb.... 12la15c
Pork Chops, h.. 253Oc
,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-26

WHEN IN DOUBT. say It with the
old fashioned garden flowers. Mime
qua Greenhouses. 35oiw.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-26

The funeral of the infant son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Carl \. Flsener was held
Monday 10 a. m. from the funeral
parlors of r G. Mccarthy and COM
psny. Burial was In Roselawn.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-26

THE HARDIN Hairdressing. Mani
curing and Chiropody parlors now open
for business. 81 Masonic Block
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-26

tonight. Don't miss It IL you are look
ing for good time
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-26

An.Stcel Safe> and CablnetA Tn,
Best. O'Brfen Printing co.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-26
SAVE IT WITH ICE.

FOR QUICK TIRE REPAIRING
and tire changes on the road or for
New Tires. Call Tire Service Inc.
Phone 3453.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-26

The body OF Violet Mayhem viii be
today TO Cslhan. Colo. by
r. O. Mccarthy and company for
burial
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-26

DANCE AT GOODPASTURE
Saturday night, July 20. for the benefit
to build the new Catholic church at
Reulah. Good chicken supper. good
music.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-26
HYpso-sroNg HOMES. Phone s,a

DID YOU SEE Man Trackere" at
the Majestic yesterday II you didn't
sec II today II is a Sreat picture of
the northwest and chuck full of action
from start to finish.
s F. Crawford & Co. Real Estate.
Tel $50. Room AZ Masonic BLDG.
The New York herald., 1921-01-09
New Jersey.

EAST ORANGE-Very high class boarding
house: single and connecting rooms; eX-
elusive section. Inquire Ga East Park ST.,
East Orange. N j.
The New York herald., 1921-01-09
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE


Cooks. sc.
COOK. IN lunchroom ~ school. bank or
office building from S 90 3: reliable col
ored woman Address NJ, IS Lexington av /,
Bklyn.
COOK WAITRESS r Two young Protestant
women desire position; family OF adults
apartment preferred. Call Monday. Schuy-
Ter GoT2
COOK--Flrst class IN all branches: rcfor-
cuces. cOlOred; country. Washington. s.
W. li0th Harlem 015n
COOK Widow, with child. very good cook
no laurdry. consider downstairs work; ov-
cellent references. 5G2 West fGist ST. Phone
6327J wadyworth
COOK. also waitress, both thoroughiy ox-
perlcnccd wish positions with family zoe
Ing 70 California for winter. SO Herald.
Herald 80.
COOK. colored girl. wishes position I'm small
boarding house or private family. sleep IN
care Worel. l3l w i42d. Phone Aud h316.
COOK-Fir-t class Swedish cook wishes POSI-
tion IN apar ment where kitchenmaid IS
kept. o 50 Herald. Herald sQ.
COOK, colored good houseworker EXPERT
enccdi small family; city, country Brown.
Mornineside 6522.
COOK. light housework. coiored woman
wants position. references Kinloch. 2io
West 6ist.
The New York herald., 1921-01-09

A SPLENDID CHANCE TO ACQUIRE
TERRITORIAL INTEREST IN A sue
CESSFUL TOY MANUFACTURING CON
Germ: II ACTIVE A REGULAR DRAW
ING ACCOUNT AGAINST COMMISSIONS
MAY BE OBTAINED. CALL BETWEEN
. AND =. NJ, VALENTINE. SAND
BERG & CO., INC, 512 w. BOTH ST.
The New York herald., 1921-01-09
Country Board Wanted.

COUNTRY board desired by couple. Chris-
tians, beginning April or May looking for
permanent home must have several rooms
and private bath; only exceptional offers
considered; within easy committing distance:
best references. & S22 Herald, Fulton ST.
The New York herald., 1921-01-09
BOARDERS WANTED.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 540-Attractive. cosey
rooms. adjoining bath; excellent board; SIS.
PAYNE.
The New York herald., 1921-01-09

INVESTOR or Speculator.-lf you have lost
money in stocks and are discouraged, just
take one more chance and let me show you
how you can make up your losses quickly;
not only quick profits but big ones. H..
p. o. Box la, Grand Central, New York
The New York herald., 1921-01-09

s25 OoO-wir invest 20 assist going. crippled
business or patent. II 81 Herald. Herald
square.
The New York herald., 1921-01-09
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

AN established shipyard corporation
with an unusually sound and profit
able business offers a liberal contract
for added capital by the sale of their
stock. Address 10 Herald, Her
aid So.
The New York herald., 1921-01-09

SALES Agents Wanted-In United States and
foreign countries. the first scientific solu-
tion OF the pneumatic tire problem; success
proven and guaranteed; simple 10 install;
made of pure aerfied rubber; a splendid
business opportunity for agents and dealers
with small capital. only responsible parties
considered. See demonstration Booth ~"
20. New York Automobile Show Grand Cen
ELGIN RUBBER ACE COMPANY, 426 S.
Clinton st. Chicago. H.
The New York herald., 1921-01-09

AVIATOR wants partner, So 800.
buy control company making real
profits last two years. principals
only. Letter only, TATE, S7T Ster-
ling place, Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1921-01-09
SALESMAN

WITH FIVE TRAINED ASSIST
ANTS WILL UNDERTAKE SALE
or GOOD STOCK ISSUE; COM
MISSION BASIS REFERENCES
EXCHANGED G iTgs HERALD,
WASHINGTON tIHlG1tTS.
The New York herald., 1921-01-09
SPLENDID BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.

WANTED--A FINANCIALLY RE
SPONSIBLE, AGGRESSIVE MAN AS
DISTRIBUTOR FOR OUR WONDER
Full NEW FRONT DRIVE NON
SKID POPULAR PRICED CARS AND
TRUCKS: GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY.
WIRE FOR RESERVATION AND
MAIL PROPER CREDENTIALS. y.
u. HAMLTN. PRESIDENT, 80 PARK
PLACE, NEWARK, y. j.
The New York herald., 1921-01-09
New York.

SISTERS owning modern country home
would like elderly couple. lady or invalid.
for board best care Wetmore, Armenia. NY
WOULD like TO board and care for invalid
convalescent, or person who needed good
country home and air; slight tubercuar
case considered. Mrs. c. WILkLOW. 109
Wnll st. Kingston. \. Y.
The New York herald., 1921-01-09
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE
Dressmakers. seamsiresses & MillinerS

DRESSMAKER, French. elegant dresses SIS
up; gowns. expert rcmodeling; reason
able. Call Nine. Rose. 1868 Madison av.,
The New York herald., 1921-01-09
BOARD AND LODGING WANTED


WANTED-Jewish family to take care OF bo!
three years old. l.. s., 32S Herald. Her
aid sd.
The New York herald., 1921-01-09

RETIRED local business man TO take full
charge OF new store to be opened locally
by large, going corporation manufacturing
and distributing It's own products; parry
must be financially responsible, widely
qua inted in surrounding territory. Address
\. Steeley, 1887 Walnut ST., Philadelphia. Pa.
RARE opportunity, pawn shop and tewelry
store. fixtures long l7ase; good location:
very reasonable. o "a Herald. Herald 50.
The New York herald., 1921-01-09
1927 is A SALES YEAR.

Manufacturers are offering long profits
aud Inducements 20 capable sales organiza-
tous: such an organization requires financ-
ing TO expand field and increase earnings /.
mauufacturlnr profits are doubtful while
selling profits are definite and fixed by con-
tract. investor may become active associated
q honest and capable as tho advertiser
O - Herald. Herald square.
The New York herald., 1921-01-09

llrf ksf.snkef~s NeatnttresAcs q Milllners.
ARTISTIC by day. pretty gowns quickly
gotten up with Partisan smartncss, evening
frocks wraps tailored dresses, chic M, ,
hand work. remodel Ike new clothes for
the South also reasonable. Phone s6T Acad-
cfuy, evenings, after Q.
A.-A- FURS. A-A.-
Remodclilne and repairing OF high class
furs at your home by a lady expert OF yeara'
experience. Export *, 2 Herald. Herald sq.
ARTIgTiC gowns. advanced styles expert
remodelllng home, out. Miss Armitage.
1920 Academy.
NRTisTiC. up 10 date. excellent filter; best
reference. remodcling. Austin, Schuyler
JiGg
competent gownmaker, skill
mi rpmodeing, out, 81. Miss Fairman,
SCHUYLER i7fi.
AL fur expert. remodeilng. &C.. your own
home. references. 6iSo Harlem.
COLORED GIRL; can DO plain and fancy sow
Ing audubon 1880. apartment Q.
DREssMA AFEn-E Elegant gowns, fancy spo-
cialty evening. stage, wedding, street:
quick daily So. Madam. 2os W. i2Sth.
Nforninrside $500
DREssMA MAt<ER- Smart, youthftt gowns ar
ternoon. evening furs remodelied; mieses'
anclnE fr0cks. ia1 West e0th, one flight
IJ5s Columbus
The New York herald., 1921-01-09

INDUSTRIAL GENTLEMAN, lone. offers
alliance 70 independent woman In good con-
dtion, or capitalist for making together new
fashion factory in HerlSimer county Il. c.,
The New York herald., 1921-01-09

LAUNDRESS-pay's worker, colorcd, good
laundress. cleaner laundry taken home
Wilson. Morningside GJ22.
The New York herald., 1921-01-09
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE
Cooks. &c.

COOK and laundress, colored: reference ;
city. country good wages. McClung, 232j
The New York herald., 1921-01-09

LAUNId.ESS wants Monday and Tuesday
for laundry work. 100 East End av., base
The New York herald., 1921-01-09
STOCK PROPOSITION.

We dcsire 10 mako connection with
brokerage firm or stock snlesman OF
perlcncc, TO take charge OF n stock selling
proposition n liberal commiasion viii be
paid and all assistance relative 60 prospec-
tive investors VIII be given; VIC can offer
20 the right party an opportunity worth
while looking Into Address S4l Herald,
Fulton
The New York herald., 1921-01-09
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


company with an exceptional record and
whose earnings exceed half "A million dol
lars desires brokers and statesmen LOCATED
OUT OF TOWN who can successfully handle
their dividend paying security: company VIII
bsRr strictest investigation For Iuforu1a tion
ana particulars write A. H.. ti2 Herald, $50
broadway.
AUTOMOBILE PROPOSITIONS am a ro-
liable. highly skilled inventor engineer;
have electromagnetic drive, now geartrans-
mission, hydraulic drive, Ignition system
signalling devices and have designed n highly
improved cover plant; can produce n new
cor OF great merit; need ORGANIZATION and
ils nces. u ta0o Herald. Fulton st.
a tract OF wood land 800 acres. Southern
Virginia; owner wants $4,000 for devclop-
ing land: prospective parry can have security
~ landf guarantee of 10 rcr cent and a
yearly return OF prrcipnl u 1857 Herald.
Trootlyn.
ASSOCIATE partner wanted with 40 zoo "a
50 900 and services for enlargement esfab.
lished brokerage business: experience nm
necessary principals only full investigation.
g 20 Herald, Herald sd
A PAwNsHoP ron SALE: GOOD UpA-
SONS FOR SELLING EXCELLENT OP.
POBTUNlTY FOR LIVE MAN: BUSY
TIiOROTGHFARE. OPPORTUNITY II i5oo
h.sklA1.D, BRONX.
ATMOSPHERIC ELECTRIC POWER.
:, revolutionary invention. Capital wanted
BIG return. Definitely stated, personally
guaranteed. Stock option later. No services
LAKEWOOD, 25S Droadway.
AUTO accessories. complete service station
wants manager; 1900 20 $1,000 required
sccuredi salary, comisslon and interest 20
hustler STRATTON, Cathedral Parkway
aud sth av.
gentleman from California wants 10 IN
'erview Eastern people Interested In owning
,lgInes IN sunny California. l. 25i Herald,
Herald 50
The New York herald., 1921-01-09

In advertisement IN the Lost aud
Found columns OF THE NEW YORK
HERALD offers a real possibility o.
recovering yo-r lost property.
The New York herald., 1921-01-09

$50 week salary and commission TO reliable
local 1--we wire business man 20 take charge
Of local branch office 20 1o opened IN your
territory Party must be widely known IN
surrounding territory. Permanent connection.
write fully, j. G.. Burns, 1888 Land Title
Building, Philadelphia, Pa.
The New York herald., 1921-01-09
Connecticut.

NEW CANAAN CONN,
(thc Ardsley) open year round; rooms with
or without bath hone MRS. ]. NJ. SILL
MAN. ~
The New York herald., 1921-01-09
Staten Island.
HARBoR VIEW Hal

TTARBOR VIEW HALL.
~ Daniel Low Terrace, st. George. s. !.
Three rooms. private bath, hotel service,
fined atmosphere; excellent meals: - minutes
10 down town. Phone Tompklnsviile 1929.
The New York herald., 1921-01-09

SALESAfEN.--There Is en- opening for four
men In one of the selling departments OF
large corporation requiring real salesman
ship men who can produce proof OF past
results; get busy; salary or commission
basis. must he able to invest $500 10 81 900,
which VIII be fully secured and on which
large bonus may be expected. Telephone
John 2i5. between $3.50 and ~ noon FOR ap-
pointment. oil week
STOCK SALEsNf'N
pntentees manufacturing office applla ncca
in big demand dcsife highect class stock
statesmen 20 sell stock money 10 be used for
manufacturing purposes only; output alrea AZ
contracted for; excellent income asstXed. q
93a Herald. Fulton ST.
STEEL AIR PROPELLER.
inventor Of thoroughly tested nna proven
highly efficient all steel mir propeller de-
yirca financial assistance 10 market his IN
vcntion; will sell patent rights 20 foreign
countries. ID 1dl9 Herald Bkiyn.
SECURITY SALESMAN
wanted high class man: unusually attractive
Industrial producing dividend paying propo-
sition. traded on Curb; opportunity 10 make
large earnings. X 48 Herald. Herald So
The New York herald., 1921-01-09
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

INTELLIGENT colored man, between the
age OF 30 and 40, as general manager OF
Brooklyn real estate company: must have
executive ability and be willing to invest q
small amount OF cash I'm the business good
salary TO begin with and chance for advance
ment. splendid opportunity for a good live
man. Apply I'm own handwriting ID 1914
Herald, BROOKLYN.
The New York herald., 1921-01-09
Maids, &c.

MAID, lady's. experienced; seamstress.
packer; willing, obliging; reference. NJ.
G2s Lexington av.
The New York herald., 1921-01-09

MAID. visiting, or sewing. by the day
Elizabeth Il. r.. 367 Herald, $50 Broadway.
MAID in family adults. sands. 215 W.
135th care Hasgill.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-01
COMIC SECTION
Corpus Christi
Caller
May q, 1921
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The Washington herald., 1921-01-13
ENSOR ARRESTED:
FORFEITS S26.24

BALTIMORE. Md. Jan. 10
Ernest F. Buddy) Ensor. 90 wears
old. forfeited S2645 collateral in
western Police Court today when he
failed to appear before Justice Ranft
to answer to a charge of disorderIv
conduct.
'Huddy's' father appeared before
ihe m"Eistrate and explained that
the Jockey was called to Saratoga
Springs y. Y. by his manager to
attend to the purchase of a home
in tho' city. His stay. will be in
definite. the father explained, and
the justice forfeited $26.45. the
minimum amount on such a charge.
Buddy and his brother. Glen c.
Ensor. were arrested early today
following a fracas in front of Hotel
kernan.l Glen explained that he had
gone to n" nciEhhorhOod in search
Of his brother and found him in an
alteration with another man. A
fight onsu+d and Glen ATTEMPTED to
separate "BUddy" and the stranger
man when Policeman Robb seized
both. The stranger escaped and
Glen WAS dismissed by Justice
Ra0ft.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-13
New Orleans Entries.

First Race-Three furlongs: Billy
Buttons, 1l5; Bsshful, ll2; Lotta G.
los; Roma Leo. 1l2; Josephine Wei
del, 1l2; Belle Brack, 112
Second RHce-SiX furlonEs: Sea
Court, 1l5; Reluctant, 10; Silver
Springs. 114; Mary Head. lO6: Gen.
Agramonte, 1l3; Margaret Wood. SO:
Joe Whipple, 1o6; Explosive. los;
Humpy, 10; Countess, lO5. Hand
sweep, 1Ol; Sea Mimic. "a: North
Shore. 100: Gsliot, l0I; Ruen. ZIG;
Voormel, 1O6: Lady Frappe. 1Ol.
Third RaCe-SiN furlongs: Flying
Orb, 1903; Frivol, Ill; PortliEht. l1O,
Trusty, 1902: Head over Heels los:
Apple Jack I'd, los: JaCo. III; Mo-
roni, 113; Anticipate los: Assume
l1O: Voormir. 1902. Waterwood. III:
Louise V, 1l0; Versailles, 81; Blue
Jeans. Jos; Jock Scott, 1l3: Anna
Gallup, 9S.
Fourth Race-MiIe and seventy
yards: Capt Hershler. III: Vice
Chairman, Ill; Young Ching, 1OG;
Bobby Allen, LOG: The Wit, lOs;
Amaze, 100; St. Allan, 104.
Fifth Rnce-One mile and seventy
yards: Rimpslong. 1O6; Young Adam
49, AahNdAN6s 4Aor - - Stone IL {
Lieut. Perkins, III; The Nephew, Ill;
PrOspector, 104: Challenger, lO7;
FrOgtown, 109; Veteran, 1l3; Frank
Monroe, 1l3; BesverkiIl, lO9: Homo
lulu Boy, 1Os; Charles Leydecker
104; Ettahe, lO9.
sixth Bace-One mile and one-six-
teenth: Verify, 1o5: Capt. Burns, lO7:
Jack Straw, 10: Light Wine, 1Ol,
Lorens Moss, los; Nab, fO2: BUly
Stuart, 10s; Lottery. 1oS; Sandy Mac
los; Judge Price, 1OT; Sammy Kelly
los; DR.. Rae, 10: Grsndee, lO7,
spearlene, 1o5: Handful, 10; Betsy,
IS.
Seventh Race-One mile and one
sixteenth, Aurum. 1lo; Nominee. ll2;
Serbian, 1i2; Goldcrest Boy, los: IT,
ger Rose, 103: The Portuguese, los;
Newell W, 1l0: Tan I'd, 1OS; Lad,
1o7; Brookland. los; Salute, lO3;
Scourgeman. los; Corson, l07; Cock
roach. 1o7; Ben Hampson, 11e; Peggy
C., 1o5
The Washington herald., 1921-01-13
New Orleans Results.

First Race-Scourgeman los (Bar-
rett), 4 to 5. to 3. to s; Omer K
81 (Josiah), to 8. Z to 10; Roisterer
81 (Jarvis). to 1. Time: 1:46 as
Walter Turnbow. Tut, Pansy Bios
sous Brickley. Old Rose, Thunder
bird, Sea Urchin. Secretary, Grandee
and Gadling also ran.
second Rnce-Ina Kay, 106 (Ponce)
9 toSs 8 to S, to 10; Rainbow Girl
1OS SMqOney). even, l to 2; Carline
s. ia tObert). 3 to !. Time: 1:13
2-5.atlvin Twin, By Heck, Home
ward Bound. Marmite. Normandie
Justice Goebel, The Portuguese. Our
Birtrddy and vansy1Via also ran.
Third Rac~Trust Official, los
(ColtilettD. IL to 5, to 3. l to 3
Brown Check, 10 Lyke), even, l tC
2: Johns Umma. lO3 CPonce), even
Time: l:14. Gorilla. loneliness, Nav
ourneen. Rotheration. Tenite and
Joaquina also ran.
Fourth Rnee-Columbia Tenn. I0E
(Jarvfsp. 4 to /, 7 to 8. to 10: Mus
kallonEo. 1O9 CMcGraw). 2 TO /
even: Rapid Day. lO9 CGarner), / to
2. Time: :12. Two Pair. Capt. Mac
Mahoney, Bullet Proof. Lads Love
and Besthoff also ran.
Fifth Race-St Isidore, 109 (Ham-
ilton), to !, to .. to 5: Bir
Rang. 1O7 CBabin), to /. to 5;
Inquiry. 90 mccoy, 5 to 2 Time:
1:43. Blarney Stone. Mark West
Tom McTaggart. DIR. Carmen. Hero
isme and Ed Stone also ran
Sixth Rnce-ClaQuer, 107 (Jarvisl
7 to .. to 5. 2 to 5; Warsaw, Il2
NunsfOrd), to 5. to s; Deckmate,
112 (Murphy). 6 to 5. Time: 1:47 2-5
Douglas S, Mandarin's Coat, Lazy
Lou, Speedster, Tanlac, Selma C. and
Far One also ran.
seventh Race-Salute, 90 CBabin),
to |. S to 5. to 5: Wild Flower,
81 (McDermott). 4 to 5; Lorena
Moss. 9S (Jarvis), to l. Time:
las. LuciUs. Will Do. Blueban-
mock, Aristocrat. Kohinoor, Plato,
Galway. Madras GinGham, n. X.
Real, McAdoo and Maiden Voter also
ran.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-13
lands FORCES" :
INTERESTS TO
SIGN AGREEMENT
Threatens to Quit Unless
Reorganization Pact
Is Accepted.

CHICAGO, Jan. I2.-JudEe Rene-l
saw Mountain lands today Ears
American League club ownerE IA
fifteen minutes TO sign the ard =
ment which reorganizes bsschza1
They signed.
The judge became impatientfi the
delay and the hesitsncy on the pa.f
OF club owners to put theii u l-n1-
lures to the document which vas
recently drawn up In New Yors. =
Some OF the ball moguls ila IN
ttmated that they would nEt -
change the wording Of the alros.
ment so that the judge couIF Gag
recommend punishment for player
and owners who violate rules. :.
Then the new high commissioner
OF the game arose. In a voice that
vibrated the windows and in words
which no one could possibly misunl
derstand he told them that II they
old not sign the agreement whicn
would make him supreme in hand
ling all baseball affairs that he
would have nothing at all 10 90
with the game.
Lands Issues Challenge.
q will give you just fifteen min
utes TO sign that agreement as oripi-
nally drawn Up without any aItera-
tons at all. II II is not signed in
that time l will have nothing fur
ther 70 do with it," the judge con-
cluded.
Ban johnson. president OF tho
American League. then made a mo-
ton that the pact be signed. This
was seconded by Tom Shlbe. sec
retary OF the league. Then they
signed. The National League clubs
had already affixed their names 10
the compact
Under this agreement. Judge Ian
als IS armed with absolute power.
He is authorized 10 mete out nun
lshment TO everyone connected with
the game. from the lowliest player
TO the richest club owner for any
infractions OF the rules. He can
override decisions made by Ban
Johnson, president Of the American
League. and John Heydler, president
Of the Nationals
Will tRun Game Own Way.
This was the FIRST time the Judge
had met with all members OF tbe
major leagues. He showed them
that he intends 10 run baseball in
the characteristic and positive man
ner in which he handles the affairs
OF his court over at the Federal
Building.
The man who fined the Standard
OIL Company SOS. 900 600 let tbe
baseball men know right OF ~.
bat who is boss under the new
agreement
Under the major-minor agree
ment such leagues as iEtsh In,
draft can subscribe to. IL ana shore
who DO not can declinsy In ~.
event league docs not alluw tk.r
draft Il cannot draft PLAYERS from
leagues Of lower cIassiacaffrr. n.
I The American Association sna -
International League are the only
two which oppose the draft pro
visions.
The minors at a meeting before
they went into session with the
majors backed up the stand that
Judge lands had taken by voting
him absOlut, power in the part OF
tire agreement.
While the general agreement Il
to be in effect for 25 years the
minor subscribe TO il only during
tn" time that Judge Lands holds
office.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-13

Mary Head.
Direct from the star Of all the
checkers comes the info that Mary
will do her prettiest today. She
has number one post position,
which gives her a big shade and
good boy will be in the pilot
house. From where l, sit she looks
like the logical winner. Reluctant
and Sea Court should be hghting it
out at the end for the balance OF
the purse. All this happens in the
second at New Orleans.
Bashful is a pretty shifty baby
and, on works, stands away out in
the days opener. Lotta G. looks
like a fair sort while Rosslee
should have little trouble saving
the peep" money.
Miller HendersOn's ace" will be
under silks in the third. 1t is none
other than Anna Gallop. which the
kentucky contingent thinks is a
moral cinch to connect with the
grapes. She's worked sensationally
fast and the route is made to or
der. Jock Scot is a puzzle. He
works we'll enough but runs like a
pig. One of these days hell come
to life and scamper home at juicy
odds. Apple Jack holds the others
safe. st. Allan is in very nicely in
the fourth. Smart people have this
racer in hand and he's undergone
q special prep especially for this
effort. Will have a good boy in
the Coop-one OF those who knows
the shortest way home, and it'll
take some "hoss" to trim the
Saint" today. Vice Chairman is
well liked by the Buxton crowd
Tab closely. Capt. Hershler only
has to race back to that last good
effort in order to be knocking at