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The Washington times., 1923-05-21
LLOYD TILL
THRILLING
THE MOB
Second Week of Safety Last
at Metropolitan Finds
Interest Unabated.

capacIsy audiences at Gran.
dalrs Metropolitan Theater -
terday again were reduced to 2
state of gasping and weakened
exhaustion by the adventures of
Harold Lloyd and his nirnble-
witted associates in the principal
roles of the first seven-reel COM
edy ever produced in America,
safety Last" which entered the
second week at this house. The
same distinctive supplementary :
attractions which last week won
enormous crowds have been re-
tanned for the Ssecond week. en-.
cent that the Metropolitan World
Survey has been brought abreast
of the most recent news events.
Safety Last is not compar-
able to any other film comedy
ever presented. 1t Is In class
by itself both in form OF nara
tive and skill of execution. Ex-
tremely funny throughout its un-
usual length and during the CLOS
ing sequence of thrilling scenes,
1t still possesses a strong human
appeal that lifts it high above the
Humorous burlesque. The love
story which safety Last" Wis
uaiizes is human, appealing and
provocative of a marked degree
of suspense. THE Boy goes to
the city to make his fortune and
writes to THE Girl back home
that he has done it. She joins
Z him in the city as a surprise,
ignorant of the fact that he is
actually only a $15-per-week clerk
in large department stores The
incentive TO make good il, of
course, multiplied many times IN
the mind of the youth, and the
manner in which he comes
through" supplies the action with
the blood-tingIing incidents that
leave an audience limp from
laughing and weak from nervous
strain.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-12-14
nb,as.I. nssie.
Q. a....'. r. Il. D..a

h sveU t9sse y sstsel pssssas1ss - sess
poa1V = ~ Ass1alese dsaps1bs1 osaA ~ q
SssaisaA ~ - ~ Ssssaa b vAsss nans ~
|AQe - tass1 = Ossl1e GDssss0. ~ 4
- pssssa hasshG - taassssl = tlsls = sesssi
y - = ~ saDA
Nssiss b boglv $40 ~ - ~ ~ ~
~ 8 nsssaeRsA ~ ~ ~ esosuiag =;
sa9o pssoO0. dna1n = ~ As1a1H - ~
~ ~ = 0lo.oaAs 1e.Uees
Isep ~ =. ~ n ~ ~ = sseaiss =,
ssUnno q. slaos q. oVsx - OWW q -,
~ = ssw.sAiH - un0s q. ~ ~ ~ ~
Ssl1nsont tso0 ~ - ~ 1Dle ~ nssshns
- - HsnA y. QSooek w. ~ asAs -
sssst usss ~ Isasos = ~ ssssav ~ .
~.
~ ~ ~ psssiss vsss tssss ~ ~
Rsas IN y - nsos = oAaA \, 4slAsss. 1Asa
- ~ = ssesuleNss = ~ ~. oets ~
~ ~ - ~ sse)Ds - - M ~ e
oVuh. .. a. in@ - 0iap asAssaes - -
tsess ~ ~ - ~ = 49, sAsgsw,
psAs1 ~ ~ ~ = Nsssahs. 4. p. ~.
jope I. 0eDsR.
TSaasasss = ~ ~ ssassy = Dsss.
yissl Spsne1faa ~.
~ DsAaisseisa AsA Y
The Democrat-herald., 1923-12-14

then apply just xs It does in the
case Of salaries.
However. We will say that the
newspapers and the county ofFi-
cials might each of them take
some sacrifice during the present
depiorable condition Of the peos
pie Of the county, but II 10 cer-
tainly An unrightecus thing IA
take 1t all out Of the newspa-
pers.
The newspapers of the county,
and some other counties in the
state. have been in the habit Of
bidding for this work, but its 4
bad habit. and no more reason
Why IT should be required than
that the county Offices should b
parceled cut 10 the same way,
The Democrat-herald., 1923-12-14
So People Know

ther and stated that the said re-
publican board for two other
years had thus favored them.
and that another republican
board tor four years previous
sent the county prin tinS S-and
station cry work-to 3 paper out
side Of the county seat at more
than double the bid Of the DEM
ocrat- Herald.
II the democratic board had.
this year done ~ tie rspub blicsn
boards. the Dsmo:rat Herald
would have gotten the prin ting
at 66 and 4O-,he rate allowed
the Two Buttes Sentinel the
four years the prih ting ny = foIl
republican board was awarded
to It.
In this connection wish to say
that there is no more reason
why the county printing should
be done for less than legal rat %.
than that the countv officers
should be paid less than legal
, ratss.
Rightly. the commission ers
should simply designate the pa.
Per, and the legal rate, iS6ould
The Democrat-herald., 1923-12-14
i2.edP. Sale

~ vissas e seetaia wit Of sxseut30 IssusS
~ - ~ sesvk's 49, Il ~ ssssty esart =
uso 0VsH - saaAs q 0sssssAs. ed - ns
6bsessd. w1sssav ! - esansadsd - make
~ ssn - - hsaAssa .insey-sieht a.d -
leoeA Asass. 0ISa1oe ~ essts st sait tie
snssae = ssseala jsassasat rsssatly o.
oaaaCo agaans< J. 4. DisAsp IN fsves Of B. 2.
hoeeet1n 81 e ~ iA.ds. tsasosats, gosda
~ e1kesis = ~ sajd J. a. Bishop. I havs
iavls1 - ~ tsDewiaG described real sstass.
ts.sse
Al 4 ~ sisAt. tssis sad interest Il tAs
eesvs asoa6 aso.laat b aaA - ~ south.
wsse QnaseR = ~ nsssAWass quarter (sWM
NWS0 e oss1isa tAsss ID. asesedias 70 tAs
Aogease 0ssssaDaat asvsv tAaessf ssd known
- 1sose sAkH ssvsa an Il township thirty
tasss ~ ssssA Il saags Afsy (5el west Of ths
exAA Dsa0s1Oaa 0sss6lsa. anAss ~ u,ses ssesnt
ssvsss0as4 ssvV sh9ssE he nosthsasi
ess = ~ ssatAssst quaets tlSuH sEk
~ sssah ~ = ~ nsrtAsass quarter (sh
u05O = sssl1sa aias N. tAs seatAvsss quar-
~ & ~ ssstAvsst Svass~ tSwk NWN, sl
ssssaaa ~ ~ b tsw.sAip tAisty three go
ssseA q saa0s afU ~ west q ~ sixth
SshsDaa ussRieias snAs ~ ssssisai ssvssa.
snoe sssvW tAsssse, aaA Known unlsr ths
nos ses04 0ssssaosat ssrvs1 - Tract thirty
nAss leJ ssvaaaa0 tAsrD tArss lssl ssstA Il
ssaes ~ ~ wsst Il tAs sixtA principal
ussa0oD. S1taaAsd \ Dasa esuaty ard staas II
esaaso6s.
1AsneA eeserdiaG 10 sasd cemusaud. shsll
ekDsss ~ sals. u pahxs Suction. eli Tie Pisht,
~ - fsssssss u - aAs~s sA~sA J. A.
11sesD b ~ 10 ~ above described property,
- oseday ths fsurssatA aay Il January. lo9A
- 10 s'dssk Q. u. q ~ easG frat dsss Il tAs
esge hsaes b SpssaGAsid. Baaa esanty Csjo-
seaA nsAsd = oDsinsAsA this slsAtA day II
Dsssnbss. ~.
w. Z. D1nsvsn.
eAssid sl Basa County.
na1s = ~ sssssaGssa be-. .,lsm.
psAs = M sSsi.ass.s ~. II. ~. SAP
The Democrat-herald., 1923-12-14
Scaeel Note,

are p = to Ne p. 7. A. end
athletic sssosi iktion. ~
Hou4 Txsinpson 10 . new
pupil he 1th grade. !
Mrs. ws.t and Mra Mur.
ply wseGvisit ,rs Ia Mrs Kon .
kei's room last wesk.
Saturday evening the town
basket ball team from Rodley
played the Springfield school
team on the homs court. When
time Was called the scors was
tied 1t l6 points. Pie. llnsl
score stood ls 10 80 In snpur 1T
The home teen. aassaans ysII,
and ehsers thae piiss 4lvsa It
was piais 70 - tkht saeh team
vas Vel rspsssentsa on the side
lines.
Mr.. olds-''vsls. why are you
always late to class in The
morntngs!" Vels - ''Because
class always takss up before I
get here. )"
Mr.. Finkle thinks that love. II
the sugar coating" around the
pill" Of married life.
Wilns-''No. Kenneth, you
can'tk'ss ne /" Ksnnsth- Then,
|stick. /"
The Democrat-herald., 1923-12-14
puase T...s..'. 81.

WA9es. neIaais n. Bsss. vAnss sddrsss h
fslsa. o&iA. Gsssass ~ ~ Trsst Dssd. datsd
Asso ~. te31. ~ pssssssd llay ~. fs11. In
~ 49, = ~ elsek end recorder ef Baea
sssae0. 0s1sts1S N besa lo7 st pass y of the
sssses - saiS sssnty ssavsysd b TIE pab6e
ksstss = ~ sssaty H. fslsswias sasd In sa,d
sssAV, ts-wtH
~ wsst Asaf ef ~ sausaswsst ausftar lw14
It eVN3 q ssstisw fssrtssa (It] anA NJ
ssstAsast suertss fseMl ed noetA half Of
ssSsAsast 9uartR eNh q gENJ ef section IT.
sen tiSJ b tswssaip tvsaty nins tas1 south.
seaps taeH niss flol wet Of the sixth pfieei-
NJ Msstasaa. b ~ nsea county. Coie.. con-
enedss 10 ssw,tn tsuss 10 secure the payn1snt
q. - pfeiaipal nses e even dats vita nd
6vst Sss1 fse seato. psvshss y tie order Of
0s1O -. AAsis. % ASsil I. lsos, afsx tAs
49, 1essasl vith laAssss& thsrsoa fssn tAs
~ thssee unta paid. q tan Per esat PSF an
noA tstsFast Dayshss ssmi-eaRually On Apsil
- - 0s1sess 1st IL sp1h ysas. ~ svs1saesd
- ~ taeacass esspoas q syn 6pes hsrsWitA.
49, WAseas. Asfsa,e he's bssa mAAs b. tie
~ 0seaAss b ~ Trust DssA In tbs pssfasm-
easa - ~ ssvaaaes 81 seaAitacas imoossd
uosa ~ ~ ~ AeR1s sf saiA tsust Ssed IN
49, es.vtt NJ ~ eraatps haa failsd - psy
pRt lolDsst dss Apsil iss. isss. si9Go. ssl
taAsesst - ostssse ise Jasa. ssSe. sd lsas
NeA
49, wbsfses. ~ 1ssal ha,dse Of ~ i,ssbt
seoes sssssssasad b. said nsts has hlsd With
~ Dshass tsussss nseles aaA asaa.d ia writ.
-. tss1asiss saA dskaals ~ sssetiag 70 Ssslars
NeWAsos 49, sssssssass1 b. ~ aees ard intse.
~ thDssa - dses q sals de- aaA PAYABLE. sad
lsano1eag ~ ssls o< aid land usdss said
NsPs -.
Nv iA0s1sss. psbaie neeies u hsssay sivsn
~ Sufssaat 70 ~ nsties, slsstsea ~ T.
MnA ~ v.s~ I'D by viasus q ~ astAssIty
ssstse b - - ~ tryst dssd snA ~ law,
JOs =. 1soG, DuAtis trussss o1 said Dssa
ssaslv, win ssl1 ~ assvs asse I'd hnd 70
-. q psbais suetiaa, 10 tAs sAast bidds
- - - trent dss of tie county court beuss
es SseiasAsad ia ~ eoastS ef BAea cad stat
q otesgnaa. - Tass1ay ths 18th day Of ya M
~. 4 .. isok as 10 Sslssk 10 ~ fscsueoa
- - DssDsss = payias ~ ,sts, htsrsst 70
49, = sals. nass sn1 tAs sapsasss Il this
~, ~ waj sivs y ~ psrsAases tAsssse .
UoE11Aaaes q passAass tAassSss q psevJdsA bf
~.
Dses1 0sssuhs liza, lsss.
j0ss Z. Hs0ss,
1u11e Tsus1ss e DAsa ssunty, oe,srndo
y1sse Ds4esq11se nsa. ileA, i.bi
~ fq44estlps Jss ntA, ls1l
The Democrat-herald., 1923-12-14
Psbse Tr.stsd's Sale

Whseses, Homer Z. Johnson, whose sddrvss In
boies 00. oilahsaa. sranter b. his rru,s
ceeo. oees 2sth Il June. 1910 and rsosrd,d
Assess teth. ssap, p ~ ofscs e1 The clerk sud
ssseso~ q Bsca esaaty. Colorado. In book Ion
q 1ees 100 Of q sppsstp Of aid county, CON.
vsgsd = ~ kSssless Of sid couney ths
seeewias hod in-sala comfy. to-wit:
Lses f-ss-l. the sSdth half VI the por.bssst
esassss I'D The south half Of the notthvset
esassse q section 10 tovssAip 10 south Of
seass ~ west OF the sixth p. H.. In trust %
seeafe a. paymeat q ost ps,asieal .ots Of
- :ass With said Trust nssA ~ sl,ssase,
seee . ~ oedsr of Gsrtrs1s Ssaassry ca.
-. Seha 4. ssdbsrFy and .. D. Runk. a a.
hsfers ysar aftsr data WITH i.t~,.t g..
ffso daas q tAs rass d Q p>r c,nt -. ..,r..
payaA1s aaaually.
Az wAaraaR. dskauit has bssn uu.ds hv -.
~ s.saa'r b nd Trust Died In The psrS,ln.
eses = u covsoants aad csodit;ons im.o..s
- ~ - ~ tsrns of said trust a,sd /.
~ se.vte: 1Aaa aid sraatsr has f.iI>d -
~ ~ eeha1al nots aad has taxss.
49, whessas' tAs legsl hosdsr Of ths iod,e...
seeas ss1sseeassd b. aid note has a,.d LA
~ fseSs 1susess sstes snd demand i. v,,t.
~ essAssss ~ dsfsalt aad sisessns 10 d.
eAse - whsss dset rsprsssatsd b. aid -.
end ieaaesse tassssa - dass oS sejs due ~
se1onG the sale Of said lad
s.4sr sah trust sssl.
Asv sAsFsf.F. Dubiis noties is hereby siv,a
ssas parsuaat % said aotIs.. elsct,on s,d ~
nasd. - ssdor s.a b. virtus oe th. aatse..
~ v.aees u - b. aid Tr.st Dssd and n.
~ ~ 'ssss L. semss. Public Trusss, Of IA
- - eeaass. VIII ssll he above described l..d
- -. at pahiIs auction. 10 tie haehe,t bid.
~ et tau esse frout door Of tAs oounty court
~ sesinens'd In the county Of Bsss anA
n o'os.so' oo Aosday. tbs Sist day Of
ss.....s a. D.. le2a at 10 o'clock In Tie
tessassa fes ~ pufposs Of payfne ..,a -.
49, aod ths saSsnsss Of this AZ. ~ III,
w . fh. purehasr th@sss . esrtiac.s, az
pasehs:s thsssfos - provided b. law.
Used November zatd. lsas.
Jssss L. Homer,
r... rsesse Ifustss Of Baea county. ce,or.o,
ss " Z s,ssacaesoa Nsvsabsr b. Is2s
Lsse Puqliestssa December y. 1paa
The Democrat-herald., 1923-12-14
Isas~w, Ss,is.
q. I.s,,ss n Il. Ds,1

, - svssy pssss = Asessl sssssGs6so q osss-
oassy & ~ hssstaa1lss Anes11se Nd, ~ =
Ss0lssa. ~ = ~ 1soa = wAsss asns ~
ssns - 49, - HsDsnv aspnnaA - =
'sn 1Hls 49, . tast Sstas = sssass
1se6se +. .haU sivo ~ - ~ ~ ~
& pesphs. 4. D., ~ ~ 1s1sWjag =.
.eq4 p1soOlE. s1eus1s b ~ se1pV e -
- 0o11o = 0se1sa1e, te,0ess
Iass J. Z tL1A II ~ = NBk, NJ 4
~. NHe< 4 sWks sss11sa y NwssAip y,
naes ~ IsA = Z 0ss1isa - NVnlAio q.
saass - ~ asssa ~ - ~ ~ ~ haAl
= Asles.nA iszss ~ t3sSsae 1ess ~ -
SAaqe6 - ysnok - lssea ~ ~ na1a
ss.s.es - ~ Ilas,sss = ~ sssa% -
le44sssss sssSisss .ss sassl ~ ~
- ~ y ~ ae1s - opss q 1s1Uss,
4kns ~ tas e ss1anelfsa e ~ ~ sstsss
&Sso s1sh ~ ~ - 4Estes - ~ IAnA ~
= nassh. \ - look - saisss ssassnsd -
= b4oloos ~ ~ 6ss1 Ws1 - issss1 tbsss.
~.
cpssss ~ ~ ~ 4 Nsssasss. A. D. ~.
Sop Z. 1s0ss
TS0ssss = ~ esun4y e uosa.
s.ss, ..s.ss..ss ~. e
The Democrat-herald., 1923-12-14
Tr....r.r'. Hssiss
o. R.qusst Fss Tss Dssd

rs SvNy psrson In egesn1 eeaspoeo -
,s.sv e ~ bsrssaAfs1 Sss9lbO ~. ~ =
pr.,sses. - - tbs passss = wAsse saps ~
ssm, vss taxal - sessiazlH ssssesses -
al pssssas haviaG N iassssst - ~ = essse
dn = V tAs ssms.
Nos,e, 4 hsssay ssvsa sAaIa ~. a1eA -
Of D,esnbsr A. D. isao. ~ ssssvtsg dneae.
"a prspssty, ah..ss !. ~ ssasav q osee -
stats 4 ceisesde. ts-wte
Lot NEM u S1k. ssse1sa 3. esNe2 y:
rsnss T. Ls4s l.3. . 4 NJ g SW3<. HwN
os srN, ssssss =, sswsaA1 u. - -
eerss. vas seaa fsssAs 6ssssssset.n -: =
yssr is,s so sssrtassa ~ vHnkN. oee!
rho Aats nads sssse4e Ssss; - TssnesW :!
SOD ssssty fog ~.
rhst ~ sai1 pgsn1ess vOe W. ~
1919 /, - ssnssf = =. 0Dss, - -
Of rpssneusa q ~ -, esege -
~ vili ss1is - - ~ ~ = e - p
10, - uaAsseps1sans1sn snes haQsspe e0s
49, ~ = ionsa slsBsons.
nsas1 - I'd - & nsvsnbeR = 2. -
1ss L nDas
4ssssssw q Assis sssssv = ssss
vhn SueAantso Ngv.0
Lsss psnHssis0 ~ q
The Democrat-herald., 1923-12-14
Locals

Un 10 Charley Wilson and sol
Walter were up from c. I. Satur
day.
W. A. and Gid Thompson took
in the delinquent tax sale on the
sixth.
Onda Young and wife cam.
down FROM Canon City on the stl
to attend the tar sale. Mrs.
Young consentiss 70 remain
awhile to held out in the trsasur'
er's Office. n;
SAilyn Cole was in town thu
fiFst Of the weGk.
The Baca County Nero. 90. il
staging a big hoIiday.goods sale.
SEE ad. for particulrs.
Alva Allen has purchsnsd "a
'interest in q barber shop in Den
yer and has become q knight Of
the razor. >.
Bob Golden has severed his
connection with Denver and he
and wife came down to Spring.
field last week. Bob says they
are going .tsmpofarilv to Califor.
nia, but they expect to return .to
Springfield and may 60 into bus
ness here;
W. A. Gold offtorth Flats was
IN town on the eighth.
J. v. Jackson md wife Of Lib
erty were in town on the 9Th
inst. staf
Lee Holt returned from Kansas
the drst of the week, leaving his
wife at Hutchinson, where she il
attending business college,
Sam Terral and wife came up
from Oklahoma last week on .
business visit. Thev are near
Guymon. and report vary little
In the way Of crops. They were
tickled when they saw the
brDomcorn in Baca county.
Earl Denney was ON the sick
list few days last week, but 10
at his old stand ut Jolton's afIain
this week.
Vic Waters and Chsrlsy Johns
were over from Kim one day
last week.
Squire Dunbarr Of Joycoy and
bis brother-in.law ]. D. Glenn
Of Burlinpton. Okla, were in
town on the 7th. They were
boys together in Oklahoma.
Harve Kett Of Walnut was in
town Saturday.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-12-14
o4e 1snsnerst- -4srala

d, ,,s~,.s sAaass Il sAAssss. - ssss - ~
so,h ~ ~ sAarssa aaA ~ ~.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-12-14
$500 Reward

Will be rsi3 for informAtiea
leading to the s'sest aud con.
vietlon Of lne parties Who hays
driven M, cattle Oh the ra1gA,
They are brand ed L i've con
nected bar.
Emmstte Y. simpson.
Spri1g6sld. Oolo.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-12-14
No.;es y Ba1sss

Ma, ~ - rssssvsA ~ - osss1 = -
County csuaisais.sss 4 Dasa sss.Ay uasa u
o'eieek. Jsasssy ~, ises. 81 wm - p
opsned for ~ ssnsssvstisa q;
crsaing twsaav 01ss q sasa1 AagAWoy -
rinninr q sssps AssA..s Na = q ~ ~
ccrssr Il ssetisa Q - M ssnR = eese1eo
IT. eowashie tAissy. uass u. sxesoeio0
u.iisa ssss b sesAs hisAvny ~. u.
Bids mast - - seaaaae1 Sssns ssslsssa = .
. sa,sd savsasps, - laAsss1 sPsspssal ~ ~
c onstruetssa = tvssU aiiss = ssa6lAG ss11ev
highway, sxA1u1sns fssa slnes htsAw0 y
swea.y uisss Asss - slafs Aishwag. Ma g."
.rps ~ M1sa,assssv ssaasaqss ~
not b ss1Boeselss ~ ~ psaA&6ss S0eoeao
of bIds ~ pisosly iaAsss1.
BaIs VIM ~ psssiys1 - ~ e1DDe = ~
oorsy A~k - sssssss. sssias1aA O..
A essts6sA 1la1k OiAsR's bsa1 - asssee
sb,si se- ~ saa = ays hsssssS Asssss 0oee
10, psysh,s - t,.s ss.sv sllsk - ssssses e
Bsea esv.ty msse - 6s6ssias1 WteA - ~
and receipt taiea .shssso9 fsan - A0Ao
clerk Ne eAseks Il ~ tAsss Ds~sse o1eeeN
will b. h1a saAH The ssaasase b sWaeeee -
vidsl shis pssseA 1ss ~ ssessa ~ ~.
BIDS Vim b. fer ~ fsUSwe1s dsqss =
kinas of wssk fsquissA tado1ao9 ~ aooAoe
tons ssalowing tAss:
1. Rood - - est . fsss fssn tsaA = 49,
T. bsAsh IL 70 case ssa 49, ~ AsAse ~
;. wsdA q fsse with - 49,
4. Ths crown - BE- iashss ~ = sassse
sod iaehss h ssstR.
& Wost vin samapaes - q hsfib6 a1nssh
ist. isaA vssAAsr soaAslssa pHats1Ags
fsms tsaAe taosse.a4 ~ ~ - ~ -
plstioa M - sivsa ssas1sssslesa y sUos
the contrast.
Each sssessN .uss - ~ - tssns = ssse.s
eonsidssakisa 90 essA sss0ssa ~ - esneees
cred On IL hasis e ~ tsnal & ~ oeones -
<ept tAst separats ~ IN - ssssavse y:
grading ~ .seexsts wesk wAsa Assose aevss-
aba. Is.
BIS nuss - uosa ~ S,sas ~ sossiesnAesas
in the easvs wsedins AnA = - = ~ -
of the eosaty eisrk aaA sssssSsss 0Asa eso9.
Als.rns.s p,..s OF sessisssassss wis -
const6srsd. e.--
The Bsa.d II county ssss.sssisesD sHvse
xhs right y ssjset any - = ~
vis>ss a bskA
onav 0sak
-,rss ,.e,se.aen Dec. - ~
Last puhlsstjon DEC. 81, ~
The Democrat-herald., 1923-12-14
Want. t. Sell
Or Rent Her Land
Battle {,rssk. Mich.

| t'feD&p Mich.
IT.. ~ Dec. 9Th, 1928.
Ane democrat Herald,
Springfield. Colo.
Dear Sir;-
for an "a enclosing 20 s post once order
aid. 'ocrat-Her-
W. We have $50 acres of land n
:. 80, s.any. ,eannty. $40 scres Of Thu =
a.as. "sss from :, Springfield, ~. sIo -
seres n milss nafth ae<Ss
woaIAs,k4s = 'Se1; ~. -.
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Well Drilling

have purchased the well,
drilnng outdt oe Bill Stillwaugh,
and sm prepaxed to do weM
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-19
BEARS LEAVE
TEN ON AND
LOSE OPENER
Old Bill Bailey's Left
handed Curves Seem .Ef-
fective as Ever.
COUCHMAN TAKEN OUT
Bob Fails to Show Houston
Batters Stuff He Flashed
on Crabs Here.
COUCHMAN TAKEN OUT

Houston, Tex, April 1s.-Old Bill
Bailey's left-handed curves seemed to
be as effective as ever in the opening
game of the twenty-firSt annual Texas
League season here Wednesday, and
the San Antonio Bears couldn't do
much in the pincheS, leaving ten men
stranded on the bases and losing de-
cisively, to l.
Bob Couchman, another veteran,
who started for San Antonio, gave
way to a pinch-hitter in the sixth in
ming after Houston had found him for
runs in the third, fourth and fifth.
Lefty" Lybrand relieved him and was
scored on twice in the sixth. once in
the seventh and once in the eighth.
Meyers Hits Couple.
Almost everybody in the Houston
lineup participated in the eleventh.
feast, while Meyers alone was able to
get more than one hit for the visitors.
He doubled and singled. His double
was followed by a two-bagger by Booze
in the sixth, bringing the Bears only
run.
Ike Boone hit a three-bagger after
two on in the seventh, but Galloway
famed. Fuller got the other San An
tonic hit.
There were fourteen bases on balls
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-19
Fisherman MAY Eat His Lunch Yet Never Have Bite All

their diadems. The right field of
the new ground was built to feed the
home-run appetite.
The Athletics defeated Washington.
So expected. Harris pitched for the
Athletics. He won and the widely
advertised black Sat jfnx has passed
out. Cleveland won from Chicago in
a bravely played game. Cleveland
hit hard. Watch 'em. They didn't
train this year for the fun of the
thing. Detroit crashed into st. Louis
with their bats and won. Thus fin
ished the first day in the American
League, the beginning of race that
may surpass all races for baseball
championship.
The International League had a
capital beginning and when the first
day was over Syracuse and Baltimore
were tied. One would as soon have
expected the moou to shine at midday,
so it'll, was expected of Syracuse.
More power to the conquerors Of
Baltimore. The international needs
variety
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-19
And Babe Came Through
With Home-run Into
Ready-made Right Field
Stands for Throng of
74,217 Bugs" Who Dis
turbed Elements With
Their Cheers.
By JOHN B. FOSTER

Copyright. by The San Antonio Light.
New York, April 1e.-On three
gigantic shelves, the first of them
starting from the level of the ground
and sloping gently upward; the sec
ond hung above the first and slop-
ing downward, and the third hung
above the second and pitching down.
ward, more than 10000 human beings,
sitting and standing, were dwarfed
into pygmies for an afternoon in this
city Wednesday afternoon within the
huge amphitheater of the New York
American League baseball club which
was dedicated because Babe Ruth by
right of purchase had been bought from
Boston to play baseball in New York
ity.
IL Ruth had not Jeen transferred to
New York there might never have been
this mammoth structure rising out OF
the Harlem marsh land. There would
be older figures for the largest crowd
in baseball.
The attendance was given at a.
PIT. 1t may have been more. II
there was no accurate account of the
invitations responding, it could not
be known. But bother tat. 1t was
the largest crowd in the history of
baseball. 1t appropriated one of the
customary football crowds they have
in London. II marked birthday
in the infancy of the national game
about which baseball owners occas-
ionally talk and it was an event of
high importance in national sport be-
cause it recorded a high water mark
for this game over which the Amcri-