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Rock Who Twirled
No-Hit Game Signed

Twirling a no-run, no-hit game
against the Kansas City Affiliations
yesterday won for Pitcher REDEEM
baugh of Tabor, Ia, tryout with
the Omaha Buffalos.
Barney Burch, Omaha pilot, this
morning obtained the erstwhile SEMI
pro hurler's signature to Buffalo
contract and he will receive his in
augural trial in organized baseball in
one Of the games with Sioux City.
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Affiliations and
Locals Divide
Double.Header

Two fast ball games were reeled
off al the Western league ball park
Sunday afternoon between the
Kansas City Affiliations team and
the Omaha All.S'ars. The visitors
won the first. 7 TO o. and the locals
the second. ) TO 0.
Redenbaugh. semi'pfo pitcher
from Tabor. la. was on the mound
Tor the locals in the second and held
the visitors hi,less and tunless. This
is the first time this season the All
Nations have been shut out.
In the first game, the visitors
touched the veteran Andy Graves
Tor eight hits. which were punched
in the third and eighth inning. while
Bell had the locals eating out OF his
hand.
S.a,. &c, ,a"..
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Score by innings:
Des Moines ..........0 02 600 o01-
Denver ..,-......,.,.... .eu2 SUD fON-l4
Summary-Runs: German, Milan. Nc
Laughlin, Lasalle, Wright (5). Long.
OBrien 90. Comes (2). Cartwright (2D.
Parker t2). Errors: Turgeon. Wagner.
Milan. Breen, Mclaughlin. Lasalle, Earned
runs: Des Moines. 5: Denver. g. Two
wright Parker t9. Three-base hits,
Koran. Lasalle. Wright. Long. Cartwright.
Sacrifice hit: Long. Sacrifice fly: Gra-
ham. Long. Struck out: BY Hall. I: by
Mclaughlin. :. Base on balls: Off Nc
Laughlin. .. Struck out: BY Hall. I.
Passed ball: Parker. Double plays: La
sale to Wright to Cartwright. Wagner to
German to Graham. Wild pitch: Nc
Laughlin. Left on bases: Des Moines. 6;
Denver. 6. Umpire: Donahue. Time:
Liz
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Fight by Rounds
Round One.

Round One.
Leonard took the offensive. landed
light tap to the nose and Britton missed
a left swing for the body. They exchanged
rights and lefts TO the body. Roth fought
cautiously Leonard TO evade Brittons
left hook and Brtton to keep away from
the lightweight champions straight
rights There were few blows during the
round.
Round Two.
They rassed few light punches to the
Britton staggered Leonard with a right to
tho Jaw Leonard retaliated with lefts
to the face. Leonard turned Britton
around with = right TO the jaw at the
bell.
Round Three.
Leonard pushed Britton around the rIng
with lefts TO the face. Brittop sent sew
eral rights TO tho stomach. Leonards
upper lip was cut by a straight left. They
exchanged hard rights and lefts at close
quarters and Leonard was backed into
neutral corner at the bell.
Round Four.
Leonard staggered Brtton with a hard
right 10 the jaw and followed with
series OF straight lefts TO the face. Brit
ton sent hard lefts TO the face and body.
Britton forced Leonard to the ropes with
a body attack They were fighting hard
as the round closed.
Round Five.
Britton took the offensive but landed
few hard blows. They fought for head
and body at close quarters. Britton ap-
peared 10 be having the better OF the ex-
changes.
Round Six.
Leonard caught Britton on the jaw with
several straight rights. Britton found
Leonard. head with right swings. Brttton
was cut in the mouth with a straight
left. They had a fast exchange on the
ropes with B-itton on the offensive.
Round Seven.
Leonard appeared 10 be taking things
essy. waiting for chance TO land a
Knockout punch. In the meantime. Brit
ton found his Jaw with right and left
hooks, They staggered each other with
rights TO the head. The fighting was
slow in this round.
Round Eight
They traded punches TO the lead and
cody. Leonard was working straight
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''Tut' Jackson Ordered
to Refrain From Fighting

Washington Court House. o., June
26.-"Tut' Jackson, negro heavy
weight fighter, who was to have met
Jack Johnson, negro, former heavy
weight champion here July q, was
ordered today by Judge c. A. Reed
TO refrain from engaging in a prize
fight contemplated here for July a."
Jackson will be placed under bond
as a guarantee that the courts order
will be followed out.
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l>o1'tR'<1
@s s.:


The fact that kid" Schlaiier is
managcrless is no sign that he is his
own boss. No, not by any means.
There's Mrs. Schlaiier, who has
word to say regarding her hus-
bands ring warfare.
This was brought to light just be-
fore the recent Schlaiter Rocky
Smith battle.
"Morrie,' said Mrs. Schlaiier the
afternoon Of the sfieht, you must
beat Smith or you will not be popu-
lar with the fans. want you to
beat him as quickly as possible
Please, Morrie. DO as | tell you"
"All right said the kid to
friend wife. Il will do nv best"
Schlaiier knocked out Smith in the
second round.
The recent decision OF the New
York boxing commission in declaring
Johnny kilbane is no longer holder
OF the icathcrWeight title as far as
New York IS concerned is the kind
OF drastic action necessary to
awaken boxers to the fact that a
great change has come over the box
ing game.
This is probably only the begin
nIng OF responsible jurisdiction
which will some day be country
wide, and those who follow the ring
sport as livelihood must eventually
recognize this fact,
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&BASE&/BALL.&
State
Norfolk Wins Pair,

Norfolk. Neh, June s6-Naffoll took
two games here Monday afternoon from
Grand Island, making a three straight
victory IN This srrirs Tho first game
was a nine inning sensation. tHs bland
rFs being TAO score ahead when Rouse
clipped out home run for tho Virtory
with scuFa of 10 The second game
was scheduled 10 80 seven Innings. the
Islanders taxing lead In the sixth. AMI
House tied tn" score IN tho seventh and
Mari brought IN tho Winning run IN the
eight with signlr. masking Il : 10 &.
Score, first game;
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Baseball Records
Made This Date
June 81.

June 81.
June %, 1SS4-No-hit game-L. Cor
coran. Chicago against Providence IN. L.
June 81, lSS1-Most bases on balls. off
one pitcher in a game. 1G--George Van
Haltren. Chicago On. H., Record also
held by W. George H. Gruber, B. P.
Haas.
June %, 1ol6-Most times caught steal
ing bases in a game, w. l.. Gardner
Boston against Philadelphia "a. L.. Rec
ord also held by five American and six
National league players
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Champion Jack Bton Wins Over Leonard on Foul in Thirteenth Round
Past Weeks Record
in Major Leagues

New York, \. y. June = The
weeks record IN each league OF
games played, Won and lost, together
with runs, hit. errors, men let on
bases. runs scored By opponents, IN
Guiding games OF Saturday, Is u, iol,
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Johnny Dundee and
Jack Sharkey Sign

New York, June 26.-Johnny Dun
dec, junior lightweight champion, and
Jack Sharkey today signed for
worlds title l5-round bout at Eb-
bets field in Brooklyn on the night
of July g. They agreed to weigh i'll
at 1870 pounds at p. m. the day OF
the fight,
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Yesterdays Results.

Yesterdays Results.
indianapolis. S: Columbus, 2.
Toledo. 2; Louisville. 0.
Only two games scheduled.
TOday's Games.
Indianapolis at Columbus.
Milwaukee at st. Paul.
Louisville at Toledo.
Kansas City at Minneapolis.
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Cubs Down Pirates.

Chicago. June ?6.--ChicAgo came from
behind and. playing an uphill battle. hit
opportunity behind bases on balls and
erratic fielding on the part OF the vis-
tors and defeated Pittsburgh, 6 to I. in
the first game OF the series. Stueland
pitched In fine form. experiencing only
ono bad inning. when the Pirates touched
him for four hits. which with two errors
h. lna
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one out when winning run scored.
'Batted for Sh!ebel In eighth.
Score by innings:
bIdHH lsidUu WV '-o Nu--b
Norfolk ...,................0 02 020 Eli
Summary-Runs: Roben, Kranda. Palm
atiere. Metz. Serio Roberts. Anterior t2),
Wiser Ce), Mari. Didier (2) Errors:
kanda. Serio. Federle. Mari, DIdier. Thee
hits: Didier. MARI (2), Palnatiere Sacri-
flee hit: Hegarty. Base on balls: OF
Older. : off Federle. 4. Stolen bases:
Metz. Speaker. Struck out: BY Didier. 3:
by Federle. 4. Hit by pitched BALL: Serio,
by Didier; Anterior. by Federle. Umpire:
Nurfy Time. 40
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Score, second game:

]
One out when winning run scored.
'Batted for Sh.ebel In eighth.
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DENVER.
DES MONIES.

Totals SIS 10 "a s. Totals 40 IS %
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CHICAGO.
PITTSBURGH.

Summary-Runs: Carey t2). Barnhart,
Traynor. STATE. Krug. Heathcote go.
O'Farrell. Errors: Carey. Tierney. Tray
nor o'Farrell (2). Two base hits: Maran-
Vile. Bigbee. Holocher. Miller. Three
base hits: Statz Heathcote. stolen base:
Carey. Heathcote. Krug. Sacrifice hits:
Terney, Krug, Stueland, STATE. Holocher.
Double play: Traynor to Maranville to
Grimm. Left on bases: Pittsburgh, 1;
Chicago. g. Base on balls: OFF Morrison.
G.; off Stueland, l. Struck out: By Nor
rison. 8: by Stueland. I. Hit by pitched
ball: Tierney. by Stueland. Empires:
KLEIN and Wilson. Time 1895.
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L. p Shop. After Games.

The Union Pacific Store department
team defeated Auburn. Sunday on the
latters grounds, 10 ;. The Union Pa
cific team would like to book games
for July and the balance OF Sundays
in July. Write wire. F. l. Holmes.
in care OF Union Pacific Store department.
Union Pacific shops. Omaha
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Ruth's Homer HELPS Yanks,

Boston, June 26.-IIome runs by Ruth
and Shawkey were big factors in New
York's 6 to victory over Boston today in
the last game of a series IN which Boston
had won four straight. Ruth hit into
the right field bleachers off Quinn in the
fifth for his eighth homer Of the year.
with two men on and two out Winrhen-
don fans gave Witt a purse Of $50 in
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Cincinnati Beats St. LOulR.

st. Louis. June 26.-Cincinnati trounced
the Cardinals. to 4. in the first OF the
two-game series, Frank keck, recruit
holding the locals well in pinches Keck
weakened a bit in the latter part OF the
game. but the locals could not overcome
the visitors lead. Score:
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American
Indians Beat Browns.

Cleveland. June 26-St Louis was un-
able to hit Coveleskie effectively and
Cleveland won the first game of the series
today. to 0. The Indians waited Pruett
out and when he put the ball over
punched their hits. Ellerbe's sensational
fielding held down the Indians score.
Score:
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Ramblers Beat Cedar Creek.

The North Omaha Ramblers journeyed
to Cedar Creek. Sunday. and defeated the
team of that place to o. Simpson. on
the mound for the Ramblers. allowed
but three hits and struck out is men.
The Ramblers defeated Papillfon, ] to :.
June IL.
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re. second game:

liams. d. Probst. Errors: B. Probst. Will
liams. Bell. Sacrifice hit: Bell. Stolen
bases: Williams. Hazen. Double play: b.
Probst TO Minikus to Williams. Hit by
pitched ball: Under by Redenbaugh.
Hits: OF Redenbaugh. none; off Cooley.
3; Off Mendez. 2. Struck out BY Reden-
haugh. 3: by Cooley. 4; by Mcndez, s.
Number innings pitched: BY Redenbaugh.
8: by Cooley. Ia; by Mendez. %.
Base on balls: OF Redenbaugh. off
Cooley. 6: off Mendez. none. Umpire:
Moore. Tine: l:20
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Fairbury Wins Third

Hastings. Neb., June 2s.-Fairbury made
II three straight from Hastings defeating
locals today by sending three runs home
In the ninth inning for an 3 to score.
Smith. a local pitcher. knocked out a
homer In the second with one man on.
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Totals 81 6 "a Is

Summary Runs: Evans. Wambsganss.
Speaker t2). Sewell. Coveleskie. Errors:
Gerber, McManus. Two base hits: Pruett.
Wamhsganss. Wood, Evans. Three base
hit: Coveleskie. Stolen base: Jacobson.
Sacrifice hits: Wambsganss co, J. Sewell.
Double plays: Ellerbe. McManuetaoinE
Double play: Ellerbe to McManu to Sis
Ter. Left on bases St. Louis, g. Cleve
land. 8. Base on balls: Off Pruett. 2; off
Coveleskie g. Struck out: BY Pruett 2:
by Coveleskie. 6. Umpires; Chill and
Connolly Time: 40
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Syracuse. Neb., June 26.-(special)-
The locals shut out Nebraska City here
Sunday s to 0. Roberts. on the mound
for the locals. famed % men. and al
loved but two hits.
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Denver Wins Slugfest.

Denver. Colo. June 26.-Denvsr took
the lead In the first inning from Des
Mclaughlin was the victim, defeated the
visitors. IA to 3. Cartwright and Parker
were the leading Bear sluggers Of the
afternoon. Milan hit his Goth consecu-
tive game Score.
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Western

st. Joseph Wins From Tulsa.
Tulsa. Okl., June 26-St. Joseph evened
the series with the Oilers by winning to-
day. to 9 Bird would have scored
shut out but for an error. CHASER and
Lukanov.c were batted out of the box
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y
FAIRRI' RY.
HASTINGS.

Totals IS ia 81 III Totals 81 10 .. I8
'Batted for Wiggington in ninth.
Score by innings:
Fairhury ..................1lO 101 0lS-s
Hastings ..................O2 OF 900 OlO-5
Summary Runs: Rooney. Cleveland.
Reichle. Bliss (2>. Goodwin. Winbush. Jen-
ney, Willetts. Cram, Smith t2). Beck
Errors: Rooney, Tones (2), Willetts, Serb
Home run: Smith. Three-base hits:
Rooney. Winbush. Two-base hits: Nc
Dermott. O'Connor, Rooney. Cleveland.
Sacrifice hits Cram. Bliss Base on
balls OFF Lovich, 3; Off Gotschalk. 3: off
Beck. ]; Off Voolfolk 2. Stolen bases:
Smith (2), Bliss. Goodwin. Rooney. Tones.
Double plays: Gaughan to Church to
Smith, Gaughan to Smith. Runs and hits:
Off I.ovich. and in innings: off
Gotschalk, . and in innings; off
Voolfolk, none and none in innings: off
Beck, and 10 in innings; off Smith
and in innings. Struck out: BY
Gotschalk, J by Wolfolk. /: by Beck Z.
Left on bases; Hastings. IL: Fairhury, :.
Hit by pitched ball: Wilets, by Iovich;
McDermott. by Smith Wild pitch: Smith.
Beck. Earned runs: Fairbury. g. Hast
ings, 5. Umpire: Kingsley Time: $50.
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Whatever the want is that You
have in mind. Bee Want Ads can be
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National
phillirs liesl ltEaNes.
PHILADELPHIA

Philaielpha, ia, June % -Fhlladsi'
pha Climbed out % last place to-day by
taking is nfIh straight victory from
boston 90 8. Score.
NNsrnN ruII AnEipIuA
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results,

YesterdayS RESULTS.
Cleveland. c; st. Louis, o.
New York. 6: Boston. 4.
No other games scheduled.
Today's Games.
st. Louis at Cleveland
Chicago at Detroit
Boston at Philadelphia.
No other game scheduled.
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Wants Sunday Game.

The Omaha Printing team has an open
date for next Sunday. July 2. and is
looking for an out-oftown game. Call
Douglas 1905
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Score by innings:
Boston ,....,.,.,,..,.,.l0 TOT 900
Philadelphia ..,,.,','.'.''ls WI Vos-'
summary Runs; Powell, Barbara,
Cruise, Ford. N!cholson, Rspp. Parkinson
williams ca. Fletcher Leslie. H.nllne
C). Ring Errors: glastonbury, Pnrkln'
son, Henllna Two-bass hits: Hsnlin".
Parkinson, Williams. HON. runs: Cruise.
Williams stolen bases: Lee '2). Walker.
Sacrifice hts: Ring. walker. Double
play: Parkinson to Fletcher 10 Leslie.
Left on bases; Boston. 6: Philadelphia. ,.
Base on balls: or Miller. !: Oft Watson.
!: or Ring. !. Struck out; Ry Miller.
/: by Watson. g. by RING, .. Hits: Off
Miller, . In : innings tnons out in th,rd):
OF watson. 5 in I innings: of Braxton. !
In innings Hit by pitched ball: Will
liams. by Miller. Losing pitcher: Miller.
l,Js
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Beatrice, Neb.. June 26.-Lncoln took
tina last game OF the series here today
from Beatrice. A msjudged fly ball to
kirschner and Gleason from Carr!gs bat
responsible for four Of Lincoln's runs
in the third inning Scores
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core. first game:

Score by innings:
Ai.Na,Ion. .............30 300 900 oto-7
Omaha All.Stars ..,.......OOo wv ooV-o
summary-Runs: Osborne. Mendez. Don
nidsOn, Cooley. Llnder, Thomas. Bell.
Errors: Hazcn, Is. Probst. Minikus. q.
Pr0hst, Yost. a. Graves. osborne t2). An
derson Two-base hits: Mendez. Donald
son. Hazen. Thomas. Sacrifice hits: Os-
borne. Mendez. HIT by pitched ball: Bell.
by Graves. Hazsn. by Bell. Hits: of
He'll, J: off Graves, s. struck out: BY
Bell. 6. by Graves. I. Number innings
pitched: by BELL. 3: by Graves. .. Base
on balls: of Bell. /; off Graves. }. I'm
pire: Moore. Time: 200.
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<&1ni1p!r.;sp


Waterloo Loses.
Waterloo Neb. June 26-(SpeCial(-
Bennington defeated the locals here Sun
day, to O. Batteries: Bennington. Har-
ris and Peterson; Waterloo. Slaingle and
Payne.
ST. Edward Win.
St. Edward, Neb, June o6-(Specal)-
St Edward defeated Genoa here Sun
day. 6 to 4. Batteries: ST. Edward. Fol-
lott and Fisher; Genoa, Harris and Will
lard.
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Totals " 10 - lO'
sBatted FOR Watson In seventh,
s.pattad for BraItOn In ninth,
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ROSTON.
NEW YORK,

'Batted for Quinn in ninth.
Score by innings
New York ................. n0n Gao OO2-5
Boston .............o OO1 0Oo--4
Summary--Runs: Witt ca, MCNaly
Ruth. Scott. Shawkey. Smith. Menosky,
Pratt Dugan. Errors: Ward. Hoffman.
Pittenger. Two base hits: Smith. J. Col
Inns Home runs: Ruth. Shawkey. Sacri-
flee hits Pipp, Pittenger, Menosky. Burns
Double plays: Quinn to Ruel to Burns
Burns to Pittenger 10 Burns. Pratt to
Pittenger to Burns. Left on bases: New
York 3: Boston. 3. Base on balls: OFF
Shawkey. /; off Quinn, S. struck out:
Bv Shawkey. 6; by Quinn, . Wild pitch;
Shawkey. Cmpres: Dineen and Hide
brand. Time: los
, 1922-08-03
kEMMERt:R PHYSICIAN HERE

Or. II. l.. COR. of kemm"r"r, was
an overnight visitor in tn" city Mon
day. II" has been ON an automohil"
tour through til" parhs in Colorado
and stopped at Cheyenne. where h..
waS formerly located. and took in
tn" Frontier bay celebration. Dr.
Golf is one of tn" leading physicians
IN tn" stat" and served with diStinc-
ton in tn" army as surgeon during
tn" World War. II" is surgeon
superintendent of the Lincoln Coun-
ty Miners Hospital at kcmmercr.
n of the model institutions of its
kind in the west.
, 1922-08-03

Cheyenne, State of Wyoming, the
Laramie Republican and Laramie
Boomerang, newspapers published in
the City of Laramie, in the State of
Wyoming and upon the posting of a
copy OF this order at one or more of
the shops of the said Company;
That the Marshal of this Court be
directed to Immediately publish and
post notices of said restraining order;
that he be authorized and directed to
commission a sufficient number of
deputy marshals to make said order
in all respects promptly effective and
to continue the same in effect until
the further order of this Court.
The said Marshal is likewise di-
rected to publish a copy of this
order in n or more newspapers
published in each of the following
, 1922-08-03
LEGAL NOTICE
CONTINUED from Pag

CONTINUED from Page 81
name intimidate any servant or
employee Of the plaintiff or any per
sons desiring to enter or remain in
its service or employment; from in
any manner commanding, directing
or causing to be done by any person
any injury or bodily harm to any
of the plaintiffs servants, agents or
employees. or persons seeking en-
ployment with the plaintiff, or to any
member of the family of such en-
ploye OF persons seeking employ
ment, or injury or damage to the
seeking employment; from going
singly " collectively to the rooms.
abodes or places Of residence OF any
servant or employe of the plaintiff, OF
any of them, for the purpose of in
timidating, coercing or threatening
them or any member OF their family
or in any amer by violence, in
timidation, threats or coercion to in
duce them to leave the service of
the plaintiff or to refuse to perform
their duties to the plaintiff or to re-
fuse to enter or continue in the serv-
Ice Of the slaintiff: from coercing any
Of the said employees or attempting
to coerce any of them by abusive
treatment or threats of abusive treat
ment OF such employees or either of
them or any member of their fam
lilies; from coercing any employe OF
the plaintiff by preventing him from
making proper use Of any street,
alley. sidewalk or highway or travel
way or path within the State OF
Wyoming or interfering with any
such s by any member of the
family of an employee Of the plain
tiff, Or by interfering with or hinder
ing such use by any employee or by
any member of the family Of an en-
ploye by threats. violence. intimida-
ton or abusive language; from CO
said employe or any of them by false
and fraudulent statements to them
or any or them or the men,
bers Of their families; from In
any manner by force, threats,
violence. intimidation or injuries to
the property Of the plaintiff or in
terfering with the same, impeding or
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property or the operation of any
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or the movement of any freight or
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duties OF the plaintiff as a common
carrier; from in any name de-
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the plaintiff or property in its pos
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Eanization to do or cause to be done
/any Of the things aforesaid until the
further order of this Court;
Service Of this Order shall be
made by copy thereof served on the
defendants named tn-shs. bti and ~
to those unknown and unnamed the
same to be and become effective and
binding upon publication Of thu
same in the Wyoming State Tribune
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