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SLIDIl1' IN

If the Southern league teams see the
Barons at all this year they will have
to be white horse for great speed OF
dark objects Is not inducive for clear
sight. So we, too, can make predic-
tons as strongly as the rest, and will
confidently say that the Birmingham
club will pack the largest crowd into
Redwood park that has ever assembled
there for baseball game. Incidentally,
such a crowd will bring the attendance
trophy to Birmingham.
As for how the teams will fin.
ish this season. that Is the easiest
matter Of all. The race will end In
the order named: Birmingham and
the rest Of the teams in the order
Of their strength or luck. Really,
we see no reason for playing other
than 20 collect the peoples guar.
tiers at the gate, for IL won't even
be a walk away-it will be solitaire
for the BarOns. However, 1t would
be no fun to stop right here and
not even play so the local club will
start playing games with other
Southern league clubs Tuesday.
OF course. the claims laid to the
pennant by the other clubs are merely
presumptious Entertainments on right
full Barionial property and viii not be
considered. Anybody can sit down and
claim a pennant so such preposterous
statements as made by managers will
not even receive the highest considers
ton. t.t
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.PIITSBURG HAS
IMPROVED CLUB
Wright Takes Rabbits
Place And He Moves
Over To Keystone

PITTsBURG. April 1a.-Baseball' ex-
perts OF Pittsburg.~ after a critical an
alysis Of the Pirates 1924 machine, are
convinced that with good pitching the
team will be close to the top of the
heap when the season ends. And as the
pitchers have done well during the
training season, some of the observers
are heralding the club as the strong
est contender for the flag.
Glenn Wright, the sensational recruit
shortstop who will step into Maranville's
shoes, has added great strength to the
all-star infield of Grimm at first, the
Rabbit at second, and Traynor at third.
Maranville has demonstrated his ability
to hold down the keystone sack posi-
ton. Schmidt and Gooch will be be-
hind the bat, with Bigbee. Carey and
Barnhart, all seasoned men, in the out
field. Morrison, Meadows, Cooper and
Kremer compose the pitching staff, with
Babe Adams and SCHNEIDER helping out
on the mound. With the added strength
In the regular lineup and splendid re-
serve material, for an emergency. the
experts pick the Pirates to make a one,
two, three finish.
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BROWN REACHES
MAGIC CITY FOR
TONIGHT'S BOUT
Memphis Pug Says He
Will Try For Win
From Start

Billy Brown, that hard hitting pug
from Memphis, got in the Magic City
Sunday morning and there isn't a thing
on his mind bus 60 per cent OF the
gate at the B. A. c, tonight.
Billy, you know, Is going to meet
Johnny McGinty OF Ensley, who has
been described az the Erin Earth
quake" Brown looks In the best of
shape and may unload couple of
tremors himself.
Fight fans are assured Of a real fight
as real money 10 at stake and there
Is little that gets the best out of any
one except money. The boys met be-
fore, but Brown was a little off bel
cause he was bothered with boils.
If there are any boils on Brown this
time they must be on the bottom of
his feet because when he worked out
Sunday afternoon at the club gym he
looked perfectly fit from a physical
standpoint. Billy decrared that. he
was going in for blood from the
start and with McGinty feeling the
same way about 1t there should be
some mauling tonight.
Big Boy Crookard will meet Ser-
geant Ray of Roberts field In the serni-
windup; Tom Kelly, from Boyles. will
clash with Charlie Cafield, a Canadian;
Kid Thomas boxes Young Mcintosh;
Craddock meets Kid Rich and Tony.
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FLORENCE HIGH
CHAMPS HONORED
Team That Starred In
Chicago Meet Is
Banqueted

JACKSON, Miss, April 1S.-Members
of the famous Florence High school
basketball team, champions Of the south
and strong contenders I'm the recent
national tournament, were banqueted at
the First Baptist church by the young
people and were praised and welcomed
by Governor Henry L. Whitfield, Mayor
Walter A. Scott, state Superintendent
of Education w. F. Bond and others.
Florence, formerly Stems Creek, be-
came nationally famous when this
team of eight boys eliminated Med
ford, Ore. and Wichita, Kans.. in the
national tournament in Chicago. The
Mississippians in turn lost to Manches.
ter, N. H, the New England cham
pions.
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Probable Lineup

Probable lineup:
Barons Lookoufs
sreusen, 2b. Pennington, CT.
Stewart, %. Bates, %.
camp, n. Nunamaker, lib.
yeanes, CT Anderson. If.
yanzel, II. Leonard, IF.
@hode. lib. Ring. 3b.,
Eooley, ss. Rowan, ",
hobertson. C. Kress, &C.,
Bates, D. Roe, .,
The Barons will be off today for
Chattanooga and the scramble for first
place in the Dixie circuit will open
tuesday afternoon. Stewart will lead
nis clan out Of the Magic City Monday
night at o'clock ana head for Look
outville, where his first entry In any
league will make its formal bow to
southern league fans. Old Les Nuna-
maker claims he will have fast nine
to give him q warm welcome on his
appearance In Chattanooga, while
etuffy Is assured that his squad will
not be reluctant to let the 'Noogans
spring their offensive. f.
stuffy Favors Bates
To RED" Bates, old war horse, vet
eran of several seasons, will 60 the
honor Of pitching the opening game for
the Barons. Bates 10 the only veteran
on staff of newcomers and II IL only
fitting that he should be thus honored
~ AetSakNt 1CiNiCC. ItOWGNcFg
cool and calculating manager, does
not figure on such non-material things
ana therefore Bates will get the opening
assignment because he seems the best
fitted man for the job. Bates knows
Chattanooga hitters, or the majority of
them. from past campaigns and he al
ways went well against the Chatta-
nooga batsmen. He is looking forward
TO great season with the Barons and
II 70 figured that he will be one of the
reitables Of the pitching staff.
Camp Has New Role
Howard Camp will be another veteran
OF Southern league campaigns who
VIII get into the battle Tuesday, but
be will start In a different uniform
from the one In which he finished last
season. Camp will ahag no more flies
tor Memphis, at least this season, and
VIII instead be out after the hits of
his former teammates this year. !
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COBB MAY PICK
WHITEHALL FOR
OPENING GAME
Would Be First Like Start
In History Of
Big Show

DETROIT April 13.--The unwrttten
law Of major league baseball-pitching
a veteran In the opening game-Tnay be
disregarded Tuesday when the Detroit
Tigers open the American league sea-
son here against TIE Cleveland Indians.
Manager Cobb may point his manage
rial finger at Earl Whitebill, the Biz
mingham Southern association. recruit,
and have him to pitch the opening
game.
Dausx. Pillette, Cole and the other
veterans have not rounded into per-
feet condition and for this reason It Is
probable Cobb may confer the honor on
the recruit.
The Tigers will open the season with
practically the same lineup that appear
ed in last seasons opener. The infield
remains intact. Apprehension is felt,
however, as to the ability OF Shortstop
Rigney, who has had trouble with his
hip, and Second Baseman Pratt. who
had a bad season last year. Blue at
first, and Jones at th;%h are expected
to contribute their share to the Tigers
success.
The outfield will not be changed ma
terially. Manush will take Bobby
veach's place, while Cobb ana He'll
mann will continue to hold down their
respective places. Cobb has found no
problem to solve in his catching staff.
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CULLMAN IS DUE
FOR REAL SPORT

CuLLMAN. Ala. April 15.-tspe-
eiall--A baseball association has been
Incorporated here with q capital stock
of $4,000. OF which $1,000 has been sold
at present. The standing executive
committee is composed Of the following
men: j. M. oldacre. w. r. Griffin,
Roy Williams. J. w. Waller, Toney
wise, L. N. Whitman and Ed Bright.
At a meeting at the Whitman drug
company this week plans for the sea-
son were briefly discussed and au-
thority granted the COMMITTEES to begin
the sale of stock. Subscriptions were
Immediately opened and the committee
In a two-hour canvass sold approxi-
mately $500. When the total stock of
81 900 Is aold, the stockholders meet
ing will be called to affect a per-
manent organization and to elect
officers,
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LILO SuuuB pitCucfS
carried by the Sox last year are about
ready for regular turns In the box. es-
pecially Blankenship, Leverett and
Cvengros, southpaw.
Willie Kamm, last years S100, 900
third. baseman, appears now as one of
the most reliable Of the veterans, though
of far less experience than Eddie Col
Inns, still the keystone premier; Catcher
Ray Schalk and Hooper. Strunk and
Mostil In the outer gardens.
Cubs Confident, Too
President Veeck OF the Cubs thinks
the Giants have weakened just about
enough to make the National league
race a great free-for-all between New
York, Pittsburg, Cincinnati and Chi
cago. He declared tonight the Cubs
would be in the running from the start,
with much stronger pitching than IA
yored US last season"
Alexander. in his sixteenth session
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LOSES
CRACK ATHLETE

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. April 1s.--John
McGlone. Harvard thfea-spoFts man,
ls lost to the Crimson athletics for all
time. Recently an old knee injury be-
gan TO trouble him and doctors said
that further play would neceaSitate .
serious operation and a knee possibly
stiffened for life. McGione. q sopho-
more, was expected to play second base
on the baseball team. He was track
man and q hackfield man in football.
His loss, with that of Capt. Percy
jenkins, shortstop similarly injured.
and Ken Hill, leading pitcher, Ill, has
dealt Hsrvardis baseball prospects a
severe blow,
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of the White Sox
tonight predicted
tn at his tie a m
would be up there
fighting"
The prin C ipal
change in the SoX
lineup will be the
a p p g a r a n C e OF
Shortstop Dashiell.
OF Shreveport, in
the Texas league.
Joe Rabbit, from
Muskogee, may yet
force one Of the
veteran outfielders
20 the bench. and
Assistant Manager
Johnny Evers. who
c o n d u CT 6 n t h E
spring training.
feels that many of
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FMOLLIE CRAFT
STARS IN BOX

MEMPHIS. Tenn, April 1a.--"Mollie"
leased by the New Orleans club last
season when 1t appeared that his arm
was falling, showed something OF hts
old form here today. when Manager
Dobbs gave him = trial in the game
with the Detroit Tigers.
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What are the Important points In
playing for q alice?
Answered by
WILLIAM MELHoRN
"The ct. Louis Youngster," whose bat
tering courage and sound golf enable him
to finish well up in all the tournaments
he enters.
To begin with. place your right foot =
little more forward and your left foot back
so your right foot lis about six to ten
inches closer TO ball than the left. Play
the ball Oft the left toe. Keep the weight
on your right foot tin ball is struck. Open
the face. of club by turning left elbow we'll
under at top of swing and hit across the
line of play. You'll set your slice all right
by doing this.
Copyright. 1924. Associated Editors. Iue.)
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games played thus far. Shelton has
also played a nice brand Of ball, his
fielding and hitting being up to his
standard of the past. Neither White
or pardeu have been in the game
enough to really set started. but both
of them look to be going good, so there
rs no worry in the Howard camp as to
whether these boys will be able to de.
liver IL they get the call
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BALL Tits PLAYED SUNDAY

Al Chicago r. II. y,
New York (N) ............... y Q
BstterieS: Barnes, osschger and
Ainsnlith; Leverett, Cvengros and No
Sweeney, Schalk.
At Louisville. KY r. H. e.
Pittsburg (N) .......,.,..,.'.
Batteries: Kremer. Yde ana Smith,
Holley, Deberry and Meyer.
At Baltimore r. II. e.
s ,si.:.t tfS1 .'.''..'.''',ss = !
Batteries. Hamilton. Belts. bishop
and Wilson, Wendell; Groves, Thomas,
Wesol and Cobb, Greene.
At New York r. H. e.
Brooklyn (N) .......,.....,... ]
New York (A) ..............,, IL o
Batteries: Grimes. Decatur and Con-
gales: Hoyt, Bush and SchanE.
At New Orleans r. H. e,
Shreveport Cd :'............. 2
Batteries: Mack. Harris and era
ham; caidera, Fincher and Dowis.
HOUSTON. Texas, April H.
W. II. ~,
pss MoIn ;s (w .'''..'".-.." 2 II
Batteries; Lindberg, Brown and An
finson; Pertyea, swarts and Dimond.
CINCINNATI. April a.
Cleveland ca .......,...,...... b1a 8
Cincinnati (Nl ,...,.,,,......... 8 o
Batteries: Edwards and L. Sewell;
grave.
WASHINGTON, April 49,
Boston (N ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2
Washington "a ................ 8 8 3
Batteries: Yearsin. Mcnamara, Lucas
and oNeill; Zahniser, Marberry, Specie
and Ruel
KANSAS CITY. April 49,
Kansas City (AA) .....,..,.,.. Is 3
Batteries. Jacobs, Blake and o'Far-
rell. Wilkinson and sklff.
DALLAS, Texas, April Ia
Fort Worth Cd ..............,. !
Batteries: wachtel and Moore; Nor
risett, Love and Lingie.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, April Is
r. H, y,
81. Paul (AAl ......,..,........ 10 8
Chattanooga (SA) ...,,.....,.. > 2
Batteries: FFittNry, Faeth and Nc.
Nameny; Ray, Xowell and Krsss.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. April Ia
r. II. q.
Indianapolis (AA) .............. 12 2
Boston CA) .,,,s,..s,!,t. ~
Batteries: Eller, Fitzslmu1ons and
Dixon; Fullerton and Pteinich.
At Jersey City. N. u n. II. e.
Jersey City Cd ...........,...
Philadelphia (A) .,.......,..
Batteries, zellerS and Freitag; Pier
son and Hyermap.
A. st. Louis. Mo- r. H. =.
ste LOUIS I'M ss.s.'s's'ss''s's y
ST. Louis (A ..............-.. 10 a.
Batteries: pyeE poak ana YtdlEl
vangtlders pavi4S Baynes KolpA Dam
HoEtlN EMO s'OAllas
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TO COACH TEXAS TEAM

TO COACH TEXAS TEAM
ATLANTA, Ca, April 13.-T. B.
Daddy" Amis, freshman athletic d.
rector at Georgia Tech for two years,
has signed three-year contract to be
head coach and director Of athletics at
Howard Payne college, Brentwood,
Texas, 1t IL announced.
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appears as strong as ever, with Aldridge
good for 20 victories, Veeck thinks, sup-
ported by Kaufman, Keen, Wheeler and
Jacobs. Miller. STATE and Heathoote
will be present again In the outfield,
while "Sparky" Adams will likely be-
come regular shortstop since Charles
Hollocher failed to come to terms.
Grimes, Grantham and Friberg. all
classed by Manager Killifer as heavy
hitters beside sparkling fielders, round
out the infield.
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aILBKRr RRLEAsEa rWo

NEW oRLEANs, April is.--NAanagar
Gilbert OF the New Orleans Southern
aSsoeiatlon team. announced today the
unconditional release oG ''KEep's Ripper
ton. an tnfieIders and ~,RipH King. .
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"Want Ad Corner" The Age-Herald
building-convenient and results are
sure.
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CHICAGO Clubs
EXPECT TO MAKE
GOOD SHOWING
Collins And Kamm Hopes
Of SOx-Cubs Put All
On Alex

CHICAGO, April 1s.--Wth Frank
Chance, who piloted the Chicago Cubs
to four pennants Is years ago. as the
new manager of the Chicago Americans.
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FIELD OF 90 HOP orr

PINEHUReN ". c.. April lathe
annual rnid-April golf tournament will
get underway here Monday when >
field Of e0-odd contestants will tee off
In the 1s-hole qualifying round and
continue with mach play rounds
through Friday. The field Is we'll
balanced one.
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TENNIS CRACKS TO PLAY

PINEHURsT, N. c.. April 1S.--The
tennis courts here were fairly alive
with practice matches, preparatory for
the annual north and south champion
ship tournament which will get under
way Monday and continue daily
through the week.
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Results count, and you can count on
results if your ad is in The Age Herald.
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Sir Robert is banging the agate. His
home run with the bases decorated Sun
day won o 6 TO 5 ball game for the
Yankees over the Brooklyn Dodgers.
The affair was staged in the Yankees
stadium and quite number of the fish
attended the festivities. II was the
final game OF whatever they were play
ing for, the Yankees winning four,
Brooklyn one and another was a tie.
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Commissioners proceedings indicate that
pted s2667o
tor and the beginning Of 1923 for supplies for the
sderauon
ing the wenyone months
a
competitive bids having ~ '
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Then
VOTE NOvEMREP

y 1928 this item the oner proca.a,.
In the matter of the ices of ] G.
the fact that the the c-.,n
highly specialized character involves OF
county and coordinaes with auditor the
urer's offices. | is deemal
to retain j. C. Smith in $3.50 business
this is not to be regarded and
This order shall take effect 1924 e employee
reference to September list Shove ~.
receiving 1926 onth - "S uAat Mr.
The auditors salary in Februarv no.
In January 1924 $780, in September 1924 WIG
follows: y" Aiarch s
In the matter of deputies in various co,u.
fices by unanimous vote OF the Board OF
that the salaries udi oraeed
month (Bookkeeper) ~ SifV per
Deputy clerk be at nor noD.A
Deputy county treasurer be ixeda at $40 nar
(Bookkeeper). ~ Pe' month
Deputy county treasurer be fixed at 1926 per month
Probation officer be fixed month
Deputy sheriffs be fixed at 1926 MONTH
Said salaries to be effective April 1, 1924"
From commissioners proceedings of
In the matter of the Thueson: In v;au
the fact that Gail Thueson and re;a,,.
be ii ordered the be
while engaged miscellaneous with
All commissioners NS'"''
informed son NJ cou.,
All, Idaho Compiled
by the
is Illegal 'A anu
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EXHIBIT TX
COUNTY GARAGE

Canyon County maintains
ents department Information was furnished the
that they may have repair work done approximately
of the
Iemzed records of these sales the county
auditors office
office
be checked by -
is
the selling of without
advertising public auction
addition county garage
titles of gasoline and oil purchased by the
retail
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EXHIBIT XII
CLAIMS AND WARRANTS
EXHIBIT XIII
COUNTY ROAD DEPARTMENT

fixed at sl2 @vI
in January. 1928. On March 1928 the commissioners nrsa' ~
salary $50 1928 ,hs road
Regarding mileage paid in this department 1t is unu %
oversee have made collected from the county
Der instances mileage at the rate 10 cents per S last
With further subject IN the
of Exhibit report has been FOUND uiv for
81 90 day
all of month from February TO- authorize.
September 80 1924 that this rate pay after
by the commissioners 1924 five and nan mo"'"'
BEGAN ffecfve
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EXHIBIT v
CANYON COUNTY POOR FARM

Under and Mr. j.
County Poor Under %
furnish COAL oil and light
shall furnish
the pei day
committed
with all other
nshed the the
Ragains
that he will till
mentioned a
like according
ticed the neighborhood; will
damage suffer to the best
advantage all material
for said premises necessary
make such
reasonable thereof
that he will haul all
premises that he will
and sanitary and haul all in
scrbed premises that will
of
and all committed his
party Of the first part that he will furnish all things
able and the comfort these
including housing food and the laundering for all inmates
The records the auditors office
the county made to j. Rags its No 227s 10000
stated
different months Mr. Ragan claims and covered
respectively In my opinion these payments for
than so
the terms OF the and illegal 1t is noted that
call bond
total OF s4099SO has been paid to Mr. Ragans this
tract Tor board and OF the county follows
At so on
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Your PROPERTY Interests Are at Stake
IN THIS ELECTION

'Ths OF
matter of
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EXHIBIT VIII
COUNTY EMPLOYEES

The employees dunr
and 1895 counfy
received sac for the of June
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EXHIBIT xI
SALARIES OF COUNTY OFFICIALS

The following item the proceedings OF the Board Of
April a. 1923:
I'm the matter of salaries of elective officers for the han-
January 1926
that following adopted:
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AUDITING THE coUNTY'S ACCOUNTS

May and June 1924 investigation
motor vehicle licenses January 1919 1929
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SALES OF COAL

Information the
siderable quantities its officials
sales in Exhibit TX equally this
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Reneke
r
.------------- ss.o21s
prejudice
specific
that
which mileage computed miles
whether
carfare impossible
o
Renekes claim Telephone
be a
smaller
claims. heading we'll
issued.
CLAIMS
Il,
Howard Smell, Public
'An claims
the however, called the
of monte
travelling other
vouchers evidencng disbursements
claims filed by
1928 defective This
with this
advised all
complete and specific vouchers required law"
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EXHIBIT vi
PRINTING AND OFFICE SUPPLIES

total OF
dollars each
publishing
January 1921 Almost
commissioners
TENDER, 1924 Progressive admnisaon) -
Since the beginning
commissioners proceedngs), supplies folded
towels ~ ~
During 7es 60
During eIe OK
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Republican Central Committee.
Chairman, Nampa Idaho.
officials period January 1921
to September, 1924.
investigation, together with
are following exhibits
a Taxation
Exhibit Commissioners Expenses.
Exhibit " County
Exhibit
Exhibit Employees
Exhibit TX,
Exhibit X.
ae o
Exhibit XII, Claims Warrants Listed
B.