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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-03-25
Rrpil Education.
Proceedings Of Co. Board Of
Supervisors, Iron Co.

! Adjourned Annual Meeting of the
County Board of Supervisors. March
18th, 1922.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment Meeting called to order by
+ Chairman Reid. All members pres
emit
Minutes of the meeting held Of the
22nd day of December read and ap-
proved as read.
Honorable MIR. Chairman and County
Board Of Supervisors
The following is a report OF the
minutes of meeting held By the
County Agricultural Committee on
the 18th day of March, 1922.
Meeting called to order by Chair
man Reid. All members present.
Purpose of meeting to appoint an
Agricultural Agent for Iron County
for one term.
Several applications We're consider
ed. Two applicants, Dir. Dan Shafter
and Mr. Fred Iochert were present.
On motion, made supported and
carried Mn Dan Shaifer Of Almond,
Wisconsin was hired as County Agent
of Iron County for the term Of one
. : e.sAl -tAiH iEtl ttt -t IA ~ 1T a 80
1922 Salary to be $4,000 per an
mum to be paid in equal monthly in-
stallments and In addition to be al
lowed his expenses The contract to
be drawn up as soon as it is forth
coming from the State County Agent
Leader. Mr. f. J kOjta.
I Meeting adjourned.
Signed, Ida 2. Bradley, Sec.
! On motion by Olmsted and support
ed by Evenson the report Of the Com
mittee on Agriculture was approved of
/ land accepted.
Report Of Committee on Officers
/ Salaries held the 3rd of Feb, 1922,
Meeting called to order by Chair
man Davis All members present.
/ Evenson appointed secretary Of meet
ing.
/ Tho applications Of Mrs. George
Gerry of Hurley and Miss Clara +.
/ Sahljn Of Irouwood for the position Of
/ County Narse We're read and consider
/ ed.
/ On motion By Olmsted and supported
+ hy Hannula. Mrs. Geo Gerry was APP
pointed County Nurse for the ensuing
! term or during the pleasure of the
1 County Board at a salary Of 1920 90
per annum payable monthly and in
addition to this, her actual travelling
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-03-25
CERTIFICATE or NOMINATIONS
FOR JUDICIAL ELECTION

State Of Wisconsin, Iron County-ss
Chas A. Noren County Clerk of said Iron County do here
certify that the following list of the Of all persons
whom nomination have been filed in the office Of the
Secretary of State certified by the Secretary Of State
Who entitled be voted for at the Judicial Election be held
the several Towns Villages Wards and Election Precincts Of
aid County the First Tuesday of April A. D. 1922 this being
the Fourth day of said month.
JUSIICEOF THE SUPREME COURT
Party or Principle
Name OF Candidate Represented Residence
BURR w JONES ! Non-Partisan Judiciary 112 Langdon St.
Madison
JOHN G. KLfIST NonPartsan Judiciary White1ish Bay
The said JUDICIAL ELECTION will be held in the regular
polling places each precinct and the polls will open from
O'Clock in the morning until 80 o'clock the afternoon in all
goting precincts of the County.
In Testimony Whereof have hereunto set my hand and
affixed official SEAL at Hurley Wisconsin, this goth day Of
March A. D.. 1922.
(SEAL) CHAS. A. NOREN County Clerk.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-03-25
INFORMATION TO VOTERS

The following instructions given for the information and
guidance OF voters:
voter upon entering the polling place and giving his name
residence win ballot from the ballot clerk which must
0d0Fscd thereon initials both ballot clerks
ballot be used Upon his ballot the voter
a booth compartment prepare the same
voting ballot clerk may inform the the proper
marking a ballot he advise Indicate in
any whom to vote for
To for whose name printed the ballot mark
% the square the RIGHT Of the Of the person
cir whom desire to vote To vote for whose name
printed the ballot write his in the blank space pro-
.Ided for hat purpose.
The ballot should be marked in any other IF the
ballot be spoiled must be returned to the ballot clerk who
another its stead but not than three all shall be
issued voter Five minutes time is allowed in booth to
marx ballot Unofficial ballots memorandum to assist the voter
marking his ballot be taken into the booth and be used
copy from The ballot not be shown that any person
how ID has been marked by the voter
After it IS marked should be folded that the inside
be but that the printed endorsements and signatures
the ballot clerks the outside be Then the
Should OF the booth compartment give his the
inspector in charge The ballot band him his ballot be
placed hi tire box, and pass out Of the voting place.
voter VINO declares the presiding officer that he unable
to read ha by reason physical disability he is unable
mark his ballot have Of one election officers
marking be chosen M the and if he declares that
he is totally blind he may be assisted by person chosen by MIN
from the legal OF the county The presiding officer
may administer oath his discretion such PERSONS dis
ability.
The following is a fac-simile Of the official ballot:
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-03-25

Commercial fertilizer is vaIa
the nitrogen (ammonia), paos
acid and potash which it conta
before purchasing a farmer
mand q guarantee Of the
amount Of these elements in
err. The State Department
culture analyses all products
the state and viii confirm
manufacturers claims.
Recently a certain firm
conducting an extensive al
campaign regarding a part
called fertilizer put out unda
tractjve name. The circula
that this product has been
by the University Of Visions
Inmates that it is endorsed Is
The University fans to find ar
Of analyziHg the product
statement or intimation thai
duct is recommended by the
sity IS false.
Farmers considering the
Of fertilizers are urged to We
Fertilizer Division of the St.
partment of agriculture bet1
chasing from any firm which
a well established reputation.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-03-25
SIXTH WARD
Vote for Two

The said election viii be held the polling places designated
follows,
Voters residing in Wards Nos l. 3 and will at the
polling booth adjoining the City Hall in the city of Hurley
Voters residing in Wards Nos and will in what is
known the Finnish Temperance hall situated in the Sixth ward
Of said city.
The polls Of said election will be open O'Clock in the fore
noon and close at $50 o'clock in the afternoon
Given under my hand this oath day of March, A. D. 1929
JOHN A. E1IUNSON.
City Clerk of the City OF Hurley
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-03-25
JUSTICE 'OF THE SUPREME COURT

o,.,.,.
~ 800: i-e 80 ~ commence at
a,r+,! ID. IT, ~ ~ ..le Co..L5'cv u the
sncb f;r7a ~ Nh Car,- W p anu q
n}ent shan ha annroTed of H. bg'' ~.
state Roayd If HoaItb ~ '''e
Stoned III E,,oo.a, g..
On motion bv Olms+ed and rnnnorS
ed bv HannnI9 the abovo ~. -, ~. =
apnrovad of and .coa,+o5 ei'ol' "-'s
D. y
prs.d y - =, :1tl re- aollIessed me
-. - 90. ol-e 'i.J9ig9' u Iile HoSeOlc
- 80 5''-i-L NJ "s-Gh camp i open 70
~ ~ cru : -iis ~ ron Io1IlJy curing
~ ~ S S1liIl.lei months. re asked tnat
~ 'i,e e d5Sy6 ~ Doatl maze an appfopf'a-
-. ~ - ''-oo.VJ 1o"atu Ifle maintenance
- 10 Imp I M .He coming year.
CT, ~ ~ y iilse ana supported by
-. 'i;S'' ny sum OF @zD'J0 oe' ana
ICY =, SCI asiae Tor the malnten-
q qtSt - u me Goge il;, PariSh Camp and
OI' .1 1he etlalr shau appoint a COM
49, - .i,, q lHlee members whose duty
- ,5,.f'il - " cooperate WIN sald
gui'iP ~ " va manner SAID COM
me- ~, silaiI see II. carried
iiG mar appointed tne following
a. q, iilgi'lp ", o. CohnlItee on Gogebic
E { s allsh lamp rank Lukey, .. VI.
'oeii''Us ana James summers.
RESOLUTION BY Defer
WHEREAS, 1t is the opinion of the
County Board of Iron County, Wiscon
sin that said county will be greatly
benefited by the establishing of
County Park System, and
WHEREAS, Sections 27.02 to 27.O6
inclusive of the Wisconsin Statutes
provide that any county board NAV bv
resolution establish a County Park
Commission, therefore.
BE 1T RESOLVED. BY the County
Board of Supervisors of Iron County.
Wisconsin, in an adjourned annual
meeting held this 18th dav Of March.
1922 that a County Park Commission
be organized in said county subject to
the provisions of Sections 27O2 to
27.06 Of the Wisconsin Statutes.
Supported by Olmsted. Unanimous
ly adopted
Subject to provisions of Sections
2702 of the Wisconsin Statutes the
County Chairman appointed the fol-
lowing as members Of the County
Park Commission of Iron County for,
the ensuing wear: Daniel Reid. for i
year: Ole Olson. for , wears. NJ 4
White, for 3 wears; c. Castapna. for
years; c. II. Olmsted, for 5 wears,
Ed Evenson, for 6 wears: 7. T. DEFER.
for z years.
Moved bv Olmsted and sunnorted nv
Davis that the Committee on CONT
Highways and Bridges he authorized
- $1,000 Ak. ~
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-03-25
NOTICE Of CITY ELECTION

Office Of City Clerk March q, 1922
70 the Electors Of the City Of Hurley:
Notice hereby given that city election to be held IN the
city Hurley 4h day Of April 1922 at which the officers
named below to be chosen The names OF the candidates for
for nomnatH have been certified to
filed in this office given under the title Of the office in the
sample ballot below.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-03-25

Sheriff, expense & conveyance. II
Supplies, court house & jail ...
Agricultural committee ...
Supplies, Jail & court house &c.,
Wages, circuit court clerk ....
Printing and supplies ........
Supplies, Co. Supt of schools
Expense, trustees to Pure Ar.
Insurance, county mechanics
Trip to road school and mtgs
Board meetings. ..........
Bosfd meetings and committee
Board meetings and committee
Board meeting ............
Board meetings and committee
Trip to road school and metgs
Board and committee meetings
Trip to road school and mtgs
Board and committee meeting
Board and committee meetings
Board meeting ..................
Board meeting. .............
Board meeting .............
Trip to road school and mt4
Board and committee mectiuEs
Board meeting ...........
Printing and supplies ............
Supplies, county treasurer
Expense, Madison road schO9.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-03-25
RFSOITTT0N.

WHEREAS, There IS at present
under way the construction Of three
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-03-25

Warned Against Spurious Fertilizers
The State Department Of Agricul-
ture has issued a warning against the
purchase of fertilizers on the basis Of
vague statements Of wonderful prop
critics.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-03-25
O. NJ Schaus.
Kimball Clark,
J. ]. Defer.

Committee ON Finance and Printing.
Moved by Evenson and supported
by Olson that the report Of the Com
mittee on Finance and Printing be APP
proved and that the Chairman and
the County Clerk be, and hereby are,
authorized and instructed to draw
orders on the County Treasury in pay
ment Of said claims as allowed.
Carried.
On motion made, supported and duly
carried, the County Board Of Super
yisors adjourned to April 18th, 1922 at
10 o'clock In the forenoon
Chas. A. Noren, County Clerk.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-03-25

be collected for the csrs.
said building during the vasr ' ,S
Supported BY Sspery.soF a. -
Unanimously carried. '-s5
RESOLUTION By Supervise a.
+ WHEREAS, Present ind :l'Il'Ii.
that the 1921 tax collae+f-~s r
different taxing districts - g
County, will show an ura, ait --
delinquent roll, and 17ag
WHEREAS. The records .r.-.
at the sale of 1921 Of H. "a
certificates, a great many If t-.-.sl
tlcates were left in the hsra ~
county due to the fact char =
were purchased, and -7P
WHEREAS, 1t is the og.-.- .s...
board, that should the connie ,-7'
be unsuccessful, the counts "a,
will not have sufficient funds
fray all the expense Of the v.sr -., 5'
therefore, '-
BE IT RESOLVED, b trs cs.-
Board Of Supervisors of Irer 90.
Wisconsin. In an adiournas
meeting this 18th day of lIs ,se
that the present tate of r-.-.s. =
certificates Of 10 per cerl IL
hereby is, increased to Is H. u.
which, it is the opinion Of this .s.3
will encourage the public 10 sr.t,.,
the certificates at the future sst.s
Supported by Bertagnoi. IMAM
mously adopted
On motion by Olmsted and aa-
ed By Clark the Committee g. H..
ways and Bridges was au-narza5 :,
purchase patrol grader. rs mn.
chase of said grader having been MA.
necessary due to the fact as. f.
number of patrol sections r. lr,
County has been increased fam IA
to II.
Moved by Summers and ,ugror..l
by Hannula that a teleuaore 81 h.
stalled in the office of the Cestv SIM
erintcndent of Schools. Carried
Moved by Oimsted and supported ~
Davis that Iron County enter .ne
contract with the 500 Line < nm
Company for the construction If ~
under crossing which is -o he bri.-
under the D. s. S. and A. Iwsr
RICH, of-way at a point where -as
Cedar-GUrney highway crosses ssj
railway, the expense Of which Is e. n
equally borne by said railway cam7srv
and county Carried.
Moved by Olmsted and supported NJ
Sherman that six vince. sera9ar Is,
Ila,IT g., NJ, ID.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-03-25

What for Claimed and allowed
Office supplies .............. 5302,
Supplies, Co. Supt.............. ga.
Supplies, Co. SupC............. q.
Clothing for insane. ............156ei
Supplies, Co. Supt. 58l
Clothing, Predetermined 1926
Map, Co. Supt ..........s..... l0I
Burial Of JAS. Tomballach .... 9s5l
Books, Circuit Court office So. g50I
Books, Circuit Court Office. 15l
Supplies for court house ..... 93ll
State Gazetteer. ...........-.... l1QI
Wood for county jail .....137iI
Office supplies ............... 3l3l
Supplies, Co. Supt. .,......... Ia
Expense, district attorney -..1l251
Wages, register Of deeds .... .5l64I
Plumbing, court house ........ La
Expense, county nurse. ..,..... ll55j
Committee on com. schools. l6l
Committee on com. schools. 40I
Coal for court house ......... 325t'
Repair Of jail radiators and inspeI
tion of clock ca0le 1900 held ovsI
Expense, highway commissioner2Soli
Wages, circuit court .......... 3l&I
Care Of Sophie Talonen, ........ "A
Supplies. circuit court ....... 176l
Clothing, tuberculosis SAM. II 4
Expenses, Co. Supt ............ g
Expenses, Co. Supt .......... 49,
Officers fees, 192t.,.......... 1is,
............ ss...- it
The New York herald., 1922-08-09
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Batteries--Fuller and schauffe1. Cousineau
Stryker, Carrigan and Wilson,
pittsf'eld- Hartford. rain.
Dthtr t.ams not sell dtilpd.
The New York herald., 1922-08-09
American Women Athletes
Arrive in Paris for Games
Training Delayed Until To-
day-Panama Girls on Hand.

PARIS, Aug. s.-The American women
athletes who will compete in the in
ternational games. beginning August 20
in the Pershing Stadium. arrived in
Paris this morning from Cherbourg, ac-
companied by DR.. Harry Stewart OF
New Haven. Conn. Miss Suzanne
Becker of Oaksmere School, Mamar-
oneck, N. Y, and Joseph dAngola of
Newark. who will attend the convention
of the International Feminine Sporting
Federation here August IS.
The Panama team consisting OF Miss
Iona Rathbone. Miss Esther Greene and
Mrs. c. Fl. Bath. also reached Paris last
night. coming from England. The team
was escorted by Homer Baker. physical
director in the Canal Zone, the teams
manager and coach.
The American girls were disappointed
because they were unable to begin train
ing on French soil at once They had
planned to begin regular work at the
Colombes Stadium to-day. but were un-
able to do so on account of heavy rains.
which made the grounds unfit. SO they
are spending their first day in Paris
sightseeing.
All the girls are In the best of condi-
tion. having kept fit on the way over
by regular course of training, includ-
ing sprinting on the deck. swimming
and weight lifting. They plan to get
out early tomorrow and begin prepara-
tions in earnest for the events in
Pershingy Stadium.
The members of the Panama team.
who came Independently of the girls
from the United States. also will get to
work at once. 1t was decided this
morning that they would be incorpo-
rated in the American team. all training
In common
The New York herald., 1922-08-09
Robert F. Herrick Head of
Harvard Rowing Committee

BosroN, Aug. s.-Robert F. HericA
was named chairman OF the new Har$
ward graduate rowing committee in an
announcement to-day by Alexandes
Ladd of Milton. varsity crew captain
With the committee organized It is ex-
pected action will be taken shortly to
augment the Crimson coaching person-
mel.
Dr. r. Heber Howe. supervisor OF
rowing, will continue In that Office. but
will give more attention to supervisory
work than to coaching Details II Is un-
derstood. He coached the Crimson
varsity that was defeated by Yale ae
New London in June.
Whether Bill Haines. long the Har-
ward coach, will be retained Is In doubt
Several other coaches are under con-
sideration but to date all reports OF .
selection have been denied.
The New York herald., 1922-08-09

Detroit. g; New York. 1.
Washington. 3; st. Louis, L.
Chicago. 9; Philadelphia. 4.
Boston, Is; Cleveland, O
The New York herald., 1922-08-09

After being slaughtered in the first
game Of a double header with the Syra-
cuse Stars yesterday at Newark to the
tune of 1S to ? the Newark Bears camo
back and overcame five run lead in tho
second game. nosing out the Stars by
the scors or to 5.
The frs; game was little more than a
burlesque. The Stars pounded the Of
ferinss OF Ben Fileshifter to all corners
Of the lot and drove him from the mound
in the third inning, in which frame they
tailed six rounds.
Rheinhardt did the flinging for tho
Stars. and after the first inning, when
the Bears scored their only runs OF tha
game. held the homesters safe all tho
way
In the second game the Stars launched
a batting barrage in the first inning and
raped out five hits off the delivery Of
Harry Baldwin. which Wits an error
and base on balls netted them a qu:n.
tet of runs.
The Bears scored one run In the SEQ.
ond and three In the third. In the sixth
they raped out Ave hits and scored
two runs. The scores:
The New York herald., 1922-08-09
Sommer to Coach Marines.

Special Dispatch 10 THE New YonK HEaArp
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Aug. S.-Frank
Scmmer, former Penn football star and
coach leaves tomorrow for Vallejo,
Cal, where he has accepted position
az head coach OF the Mare Island
Marine Corps football team. The Mare
Island team Is one of the most famous
on the Pacific coast. including In Us
lineup a number OF former Annapolis
stars. Sommer has high hopes or get
ting a few OF last years Navy on his
team. as they will be stationed at that
port this fall and winter. Sommer has
coached at Colgate and Villanova and
assisted at Penn.
The New York herald., 1922-08-09

rescue with the rain tarpaulin hoping
10 surround the infuriated pachyderm
before he could destroy any of the cash
customers. But it seems that even in his
frenzy the pachyderm had no designs on
the customers. He was after newspaper
men and in his blind rage thought that
he would find them in the Pest Box.
just as he was about to destroy the
inmates there was a weird call from the
dugout 1t was the voice of Jesse
Burkett, the mahout of Shuffiin' Phil.
The huge pachyderm immed lately with
drew and trotted back to his stall. There
were no lives lost and the property dam
age was merely nominal. But chains
for pitchers should be made stronger.
The New York herald., 1922-08-09
Titterton Wins Three Mile
Run at Macoombs Dam Park

Frank Titterton. former junior
cross country champion. led the way 10
twenty rivals In the weekly handicap
three pile run Of the American Dis
tance Runners Association yesterday at
Macombs Dam Park.
Starting from scratch. Titterton won
by Ave yards from Sol Silverstein, TO
whom he allowed $50 yards. Titterton
rated Off the pace nicely and caught the
leaders 400 yards from the finish. His
time was 15 minutes "a seconds.
The New York herald., 1922-08-09

The golfer turns to "math" once more
And puts IL into action,
When noticed footing mp his score
He's studying subtraction.
The New York herald., 1922-08-09
Indiana Governor Opposed
10 Dempsey-Brennan Fight

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. s.-Aithough he
has made no. decision to bar the pro-
posed contest between Jack Dempsey
and Bill Brennan for the heavyweight
champion to be held at Michigan City
Ind, Labor Day. Gov. McCray to-day
said he was opposed to such a match.
Prize fighting In Indiana constitutes a
violation of the law. the Governor said
Boxing. however, is permitted. The
Governor indicated that any future ac-
ton taken by the State In connection
with he proposed match would depend
on whether the bout was found TO be a
prize fight or boxing contest.
The New York herald., 1922-08-09
SECOND CAME.

Totals 80 0 ii 81 IL O
The New York herald., 1922-08-09
Double by Burns Settles
81 Giants in Extra Session
Quartet of Runs Comes Like Avalanche and Bat
4 ters Down Hopes That Long George and Art
&.~ Nehf Built Up With Homers.
BY w. o. McGEEHAN.

of left handed pitchers duel at the Ioo G[eans
Long George
nome
with
the Shung
longest
Of the specimen
Ruth
tied the the eighth Art
The New York herald., 1922-08-09
Pirates Beat Phillies Twice,
Making 1t Ten Straight
Collect ~ Hits in First Game,
Winning, 19 to 8.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. S.-Pittsburgh
won double header from Philadelphia
to-day, 10 to and to 3. The second
game was the tenth straight victory for
the Pirates. The Pirates made 81 hits
in the first game, Russell getting five.
Tierney made four hits in each game,
two of them being homers in the opener.
The Pirates made 10 hits in the second
game. running their total for the series
to IS. In the three games Pittsburgh
scored 43 runs. The scores
The New York herald., 1922-08-09
Skeeters Win, Then Lose
to the Rochester Club

Jersey City and Rochester divided
Ionors in the double header which fea-
tured the opening of the Rochester's
farewell series at jersey City yesterday.
The Skeeters annexed the victory in
the first game by the score of TO 4,
while the visitors came back with a
win In the final half by margin of
s to 1.
In the first game Jersey City gather
cd ten hits against seven and Rochester
hung up eleven to five in the second.
The scores:
The New York herald., 1922-08-09
Eastern League.

STANDING or THE CLUBS.
The New York herald., 1922-08-09
BROWNS LOSE TO
SENATORS BY 3 TO 1
Zachary's Alright Pitching in
the Pinches Responsible
for Victory.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. s CAmerican) South
paw Zachary pitched alright ball in
the pinches here to-day and Washington
defeated the league leading Browns, 3
to /.
Zachary allowed but one hit in the
first five innings and six thereafter.
He was helped along by three double
plays. The Senators won by hitting
Davis in the pinches
With New York losing, the Browns
retained their lead of one game. The
score.
The New York herald., 1922-08-09
Notre Dame Star for Missouri

An article dated Dubuque, Ia. TO the
effect that Eddie Anderson. captain OF
the 1921 Notre Dame football team. had
been appointed football. basketball and
track coach at Columbia University rs
without foundation, according to Robert
w. Watt, graduate manager OF athletics
at Morningside.
The New York herald., 1922-08-09

'ay IN the sixth inning.
In the ninth inning.
In the ninth inning.
The New York herald., 1922-08-09
Senators Release Smith.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. Aug. s.-Manager
Milan OF the Washington Americans an
nounced here to-day that Earl Smith.
outfielder. has been released to the
Minneapolis club of the American Asso-
citation. Smith formerly played with the
St Louis Browns and was traded TO
Washington for Frank Ellerbe, third
baseman.
The New York herald., 1922-08-09
Browns Get Sylvester Simon

EVANSVILLE, Ind. Aug s.-Syivester
Simon. third baseman with the Bay CITY
team OF the Michigan Ontario League
has been sold to the st. Louis Browns.
according to word received here. The
price Is said to be $4,000.
The New York herald., 1922-08-09
White Sox Buy Kohlbecker.

CHICAGO. Aug S.-F'rank KohlbeclScr,
manager and catcher of the Meridian
club of the Cotton States League. viii
join the Chicago White Sox at the close
OF his clubs schedule, II was announced
here to-day. No purchase price was
stated.