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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-19
Republican Ticket
UNITED STATES SENATOR

UNITED STATES SENATOR
Ralph H. Cameron .............. 974
REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS
o. J. Baughn ..1................. rs
Dirk Lay Observation-Disclosures. ~
JUDGE SUPREME COURT
o. J. Baughn .....s........t....... 10
GOVERNOR
L. S. Clark ........,..,-.. 100
Thomas Maddox .......... AUS
SECRETARY OF STATE
w. r. Barnup Observation-Disclosures. 65
ATTORNEY GENERAL
SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC
INSTRUCTION
Jean Thompson ........5....s..... 4oo
CORPoRATION COMMISSION
r. A. Kirk 1880, ,............'.. fo5
STATE NINE INSPECTOR
Lem StallingS ......#........ ....H... 40
JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT
STATE SENATOR
Frank p Moore ....-.%........ ~
James p. Boyle .......... .......''-
c. II. Knapp ...........5..... 2
STATE REPRESENTATIVE Dist. No. 4
r. j. HuXtable Observation-Disclosures.
STATE REPRESENTATIVE Dist. No. s
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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-19
To Be.
ARRESTED IN
|. A. MONDAY
(By Dispatch A. P. Wire)

LOS ANGELES, Sept. IS
Aimee Semple Mcpherson,
evangelist who disappeared
while swimming in the Pa
cific ocean and appeared in
Arizona, saying she had
been kidnapped, will be ar
rested Monday on charges
Of criminal conspiracy and
preparing false evidence, il
she continues to improve
physically. The warrant
is ready as soon as the evan
gelist is pronounced we'll
enough to make the trip to
the municipal court.
Her mother and doctor said today
the evangelist probably will conduct
services tomorrow night in the Ange-
lus temple. new offer to surrender
Kenneth G. Ormiston, radio operator
wanted in connection with tie 4dc,
Pherson case, was received at the dis
trict attorneys office from S. s.
senting Ormiston. The offer came
after it was said at the district at
torney's office that Ormiston "had
completely ducked from sight,
1t was made in a statement in
which Hahn also said that he
thought Ormiston should be granted
immunity if he surrendered. The
Hahn statement said. in part:
"My opinion is that the public is
entitled to be acquainted with The
facts concerning Mrs. McPherson's and
Ormtston's activities during inc Pc
riod of their absence and from the
time they left Carmel by the fHa un-
til the time Mrs Mcpherson appeared
at Douglas Ariz.
.'By virtue of the fact that Mrs
poses as a religious leader
N the community, as preterdeo
guardian of the chastity and a cam
paigner against sin, the actions be-
cut Of the class Of private delin-
quency.
"1'his being the case contend that
the provisions Of the law empower
ing the district attorney to grant
Immunity has its application in q
situation that now confronts the dis
trict attorney.
For this reason 1t is my opinion
that Immunity should ne granted 10
Ormiston, and 1 will surrender him
Mrs. Mcpherson remained in bed,
but her condition was much in.-
tContinued on Page Tnree)
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-19
COOLIDGE Gets
OVATION ALONG
ROUTE OF TRIP
TO WASH INCTON
Crowds Line Station Plat
forms and Tracks to
Wish Him Well.
VACATION A SUCCESS
President Shakes Hands
Right and Left as Train
Stops at Stations.
ny Dispatch A. P. wirel

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1S.-Presi-
dent and Mrs. Coolidge returned to
the capital tonight at 1857 after
nm nII day journey by special train
from their vacation camp In the
AdirOndacks.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-09-19
sENAToR M,MAsTER OF

SENATOR M7MASAAR Or
S. ID. UNDERGOEs OPERATION
YANKTON, S. d., cept. Is. = United
States Senator William Fl. McMasterl
was operated upon Tor appendicitis
here today. Physicians said his condi-
tion was favorable.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-19

zc inc zamestnanie i'm prekaza, al
by sa venovali zarobocnej cinno-
sti. Bez sezonnych robotnikov by |
preAdsa nemohlo byt' sezonneho
pricmyslu. Pre- priemysel konzer-
vacny je vel'mi d6lezite, aby 81
zadovazil ma kratke ohlasenie vel
ky pocet zien pre- llrajanie ba
lenie. Dostat taketo robotnicky
znamena zachranit' lrodu.
Zarobky zien v priemysle kon-
zervacnom sd mnoho menSie ne2
v ovocnych skladiskach. Priemer-
ny zarobok tyGdenny zien ovo-
cinarskych a zeleninarskych to-
varnach konzervacnych, al pri
konzervovani ryb cini 1920
$3.50, kdezto priemerny zarobok
zien, zamestnanych pri triedeni
ba'leni ovocia obnasa cd $18.05
do $31.W podl'a druhu zamestna-
MIA. Najma baienie jablk je "a
mestnanim pomerne vvnosnym.
Poky,m sa tyka DOLBY robotnej,
sn vel rozdiele V tomto odvet-
, vi priemyslu. Pravidelna doba ro-
botna bola len Il 26 70 1,151 zien
v tovarnach ma konzervovanie o.
vocia zeleniny, kdezto. Y ostat-
nych zien kolisal sa den robotny
cd ME celej hodiny az do 90 a q
hodin denne. Podobne al v 'kon-
zervovani ryb hodiny robotne s1
znacne nepravidelne. Zatym V O.
vocinarskych skladiskach, kde bo-
la stanovena "a rozhodujncu doba
1O-hodinna, dEka robotna je d Ia
leko pravidelnejsia, ziadna zena
ncrobi tam ,dfhsie nczli IL hodln.
V tovarliach ia konzervy vo
w ashingtone nieto ziadneho "a
koniteho obmedzcnia robotnej do
by. kdezto niektorych statoch,
ako New York, Massachusetts,
Wisconsin, California, Kansas, s'l
nariadenia tomto Ohl 'ade. Y l.
nych priemysloch V State Wash
ington je stanovena priemerna
doba pracovna ma 56 hodm tyz-
denne. Asi patina zien V prlemy-
sic ma konzervovanie ovocia a ze-
leniny pracuje dlhsie nez DO no.
din, ldesatina z Mich az od oo &C
80 hodin tyzdenne. =
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-19
zENY zAhfxsTNAlS4 Y PRIZE.
MYsLE KONzERVAcNOM.
+. Il. 7. S..

Zamestnanie zien v priemysle
do istej miery sezonnom, akym
je konzervovanie ovocia, zeleniny
a ryb, je vaznym problemom pre-
zeny, ktore' usilujl sa 0 trvacne
zamestnanie, avsak al pre- zamest-
nayatel'ov, ktori potrebuju ur
citych dobach vel 'keho poctu ro-
botnfciek. Otazka Ia bola p0dro-
bena skumaniu zenskou lradov-
Hou departments prace, kto-
rom podavame zpravu hiavnych
rysoch.
Nepravidelnost' zamestnania a
nestalost' zarobkov je zapricine-
ma sezonnou povahou roboty, tym
ze latkys ktorych sa v priemysle
konzervacnm uziva, podlieha.jtl
zkaze a neistotou dodania urody.
Vel Ika zen spracuje sa jednom
tyzdni, a nasledujtrcom tyzdni
sa uH vsetka rozosle ako hotovy
produkt. To znamena, ze cinnost
podniku sa obmedzf, a tretina
zien je prepustena do dolby, kym
neprfde d'alsia zasielka inej iro-
dy. Dokonca al ten isty tyzden je
len po niektore dni celodenne "a
mestanie, ikdezto niektore dni sa
nerobi vobec.
Pricinou t'azkosti pre- MATTE
l'ov tovaren naopak je nedosta-
tok 1knseneho robotnictva. Prize
myselnfci zamestnavajn zeny, kto-
re nerobia V inych odvetviach prize
myslu, a t'azko by mohli bez Mich
exisfovat' Vel ,ku east tyych zicn
tvoria vydate zeny, ktort 81 chcii
raz "a rok .prizarpbit sezonnom
priemysle. Casio vsak nahle odi-
du z roboty, nespokojne s malym
zarobkom, alebo sue povolane do
mov, ably sa venovaly Nastnej do
macnosti.
Sezonni robotnici boil pridlho
povazovani "a skupinu, O ktoreJ
sa utyorila mienka, re neuzlva
svojho zarobku pre- vazne ucely.
Je vssak nespravne podcenovat
ich zodpovednost' pracu preto,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-19
Nasledovn6 knihy . inc veci ma
Slovensk& Liga na predaj:
.

| Menoslov obci ma Slovensku, "a
$3.50. 125' rokov 20 slovenskeho Ii.
vota SOC. Prva Sloy. Amer. Ku-
charska knizka 85c. Spisy Grego-
ra Tajovskeho Soc. Slovaci a Ma
|d'ari cd DIR. Vacovskeho, viaz. "a
25c., neviaz. 15c. Vestci a prorocl
cd Plseckeho, Csc. Rozpravky z
voJny, sostavil Srsen, Csc. 70 "a
jatia, basne Jesenskeho, viaz. Csc.
Ma vojne, rozpravky 25c. Alma
each Mar. Shromazdenia soc. III
votopis gen. Stefanika 35c. Mie.
rova smluva Mad 'armi 15c. Slo-
vensko pc oslobodtni 15c. Politi-
Fcka Nauka, Cd Feriencika 15c. Ii
|votopis Jana Kollara 25c. Ameri-
|cky Isudok vojne l0c. Vrazde-
ME Slavianov v Rak.-Uh. 25c. Le-
tack Csl. Cerveneho Kriza 1Oc.
Slovensky Spevnfeek 25c. Vlada
.l'udu v demokracii {. l., 2, 3 po
15c., {. 4. 25c. Slovak, jeho pova-
ha, vlastnosti a schopnosti, napi-
sal Rev. Kompanek soc. Slovaks
of Hungary Soc. Bohemian (Cech)
Biography $1.00. The Trail of the
Hun 25c. Dlzen, makcen a ypsi-
on 40c.
Narodne kolky: Slovenskeho ma
rodne kolky, 100 kusov "a $1.OO.
Odznaky mince. Zlate odzna-
ky, kus po $1.00. Pozlatene Soc.
Zenske pozl. po 60c. Slov. narod-
ne mincc 10 "a $1.W.
Vsetky objcdnavky adrcsujtc: !:
Slovenska Liga,
P. O. Box 996, Pittsburgh, Pa.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-19
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-19
z URADovNE TAJ0MNfKA
SLOW. LfGY.
TO TO.

poslednom case zacali vselijakl
cichoslovacki zloduchovia zlrit
proti sbierke ma pomoc trpiacim
bratom V Kube Kanade, preto
rozhodli sme sa uverejnit a al V
buducnosti uverejnovat pod 'aku-
j'ice listy, ktore dostavame cd
tych rodakov, ktorych sme dl a
moznosti podporili. Sncasne po-
znamenavame, re listy tieze ne
uverejnnjeme tym ciel 'om, aby
SINE sa $ mimi pred slovenskou We
rtjnost 'ou chvalili, ako ten vo
Sv. Pisme spominany farizej,' ale
iedine "a 1celom tym, ably sme do
kazali 81 achetnym srdciam slo-
venskym, ze cihoslova,.ki podliaci
Eu, ked pisu, ze sprava Sloven-
skej Ligy sbiera milodary pre- Sc
ba.
Prvy list zneje:
Ford City. Ont, Can. Sloven
ska Liga V Amerike, Pittsburgh,
Pa. Mill bratia Slovaci - Srdec-
ne Vas pozdravujem a v laskavi'
zll;imost Vam davam, re som
dies obdrzal od Vas podporu.
Vyslovujem VAN zlate duse slo-
venske srdecnu vd 'aku, a iiprimne
Pan Bob zaplat' !! Mech Vam Otec
ncbesky da dobreho staleho
zdravia chrani Vas cd takej
bicdy v jakej sa ia moja rodi-
na starej vlasti nachadza. Pc
maze mne zaslane VAN vratim a
ko nahle mi Pan Bob pom0ze X
lepSiemu zdraviu. Este raz Yam
meme mojom mojej pocetneJ
rodiny srdecne d'akusem osta-
vam Vas spolubrat,
Alex Jakubek.
Druhy list:
Pan Jan A. Kocur, taj., Slov.
Liyy V Aimerike, Pittsburgh, Pa
Mily bratu: Ma vedomie YAM
dayam, re som Vasim listom do
stal i mne udelend podporu. W.
sloyuiem celemu clenstvu Slov.
LIgy V Amerike til najsrdecneJ-
siu vd 'aku, ze ma vasa vel 'actena
organizacia podporila v moJom
axiom polozeni. Bratia drahi
sestry mile. Mech Vsemohilcl
rozprestre ruky svoje mad vami a
pozehna vas vase dietky. Vd'a
ka yam este raz dobre duSe.
Znacim sa S rodackym pozdra
vcnim, vas spolubrat
Martin simoncit
Winnipeg, Can
Treti list:
Sherbrook. Que. Canada. = !
Jan Kocdr, tai. Sloy. Lfgy, pits
burgh, Pa. = Ctery pane bratu
Priimite moi vrely pezdrav
vj'aku "a zaslanu podporu Ia
.oveil Yam oznamujem, ze mi lie
kari oznamii, ze bcaem m0ct G
skoro opustit' spitaL No, q bu
dem s1ci do praice, nevlem, leb
muja noha je vel mi slaba. Pod
pora Slov. Ligy umoAnila mi ku
pit 81 tie najnutnejsie veci. dc
brotivy Bob zaplat a stonasobn
yynahrad' bratom Amerike ic,
obete prinesene ma zachram ubo
hych bratov v Kanade.
Bob vas ziv opatruj na &c
stach vasho zivota, som yam 90
dany,
Alojz Chrencal
No, k podlym kiam cichosloya
ckym sa este vratime. Vratlm
preto, lebo chceme sloyenskeJ "
=
reinosti dokazat' faktami, re
stepeni cichosloyaci nikdy 70 zs
dncj sbierky verejne nezuctoval
Il ze napadajl sprawl SLOW. Lig
len preto, ably dobroeinnej axe
poskodili.
S1casne obraciame sa so sna:
nou prosbou na vsetlkych tyc
bratov Slovakov sestry Slower
Ky, ktori majl smysel pre- SKI
+l,,r ,,,,lnei,1 o,,S-f yn aihu Shinrx
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-11-19
VIAN06N7 pOZDRAV

Poslite dar svojim milsm do kraju.
vel'ks alebo male pakie posieaame ~
chlo a "a mierue ceny. Mr.. Gcrtzen
bol spravcom Reliee SAipnents hAed
pc svet. vojne ma vel Ike zk6senostf.
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New Britain herald., 1926-03-29
l N B
 
IN SECOND 
GLOOM AND OPTIMISM ABOUND
 IN BASEBALL TRAINING CAMPS

ana city, rain yesterday causing postponcment of q tilt with New Or leans. They moved to Gulfport, Miss, today.
 The Pittsburgh Pirates. after trim. ming Los Angeles, II 10 c, left the California city last night with every member of the squad accounted for and will resume baseball operations at Wichita, kas., "Wednesday and Thursday,
 The Browns will be idle at Clcar water for few days. while the Car dinals take on the White Sox e, { Dallas tomorrow. The Detroit Tigers rested at Augusta, Ga, Sunday be , fore final strenuous week of train ing. The Cincinnati Reds arc stil
 mboring up al Miami, Luquc, who , pitched two innings in q colt-rceula, game yesterday said he felt no ,l effects from his appendicitis opera ton. He left the team las, night t0, the bedside of his dying mother a' , Havana.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-29
HOPPE MEETS SCHAEFER
Billiard King Starts Today To De-
 fcnd His 1S.t Balklinc Title, the Last He Owns.

New York. March @9 Rs-Willio Hoprc, bcreft of his lS.o halklino
 billiard championship, has placed upon his head an almost forgotten crown, and 1odaY goes forth to de-
 ic 'd ,t against the wizard son of q
 wizard father, Jake Schacfer. :, no2"n years ago Hopro stopped in Paris long enough to capture the lS.l tile and immediately laid it aside. Only recently he recalled that such championship remained in his possession after all others had been taken aWny.
 SChaeftr, also withou, q title as the result of Eric Hagenlacher's sur.
 prising 1S.2 conquest in Philadel-
 rhia recently hathought himself of the last Hoppe crown and challeng-
 cd, Others went into the scramble but SChaefcr gained the match. i Today Hoppe and Schaefer meet in two blocks of 800 points each In q match which will last through the iwcck. The challenger rules favorito
 as Hoppo has only recently recovered
 from illness.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-29
Landers Bowler Hits
 Pins for Total of 16S

"Southpaw" Davis of tho Landers Universal team rolled q score of l6S at Rogers alleys Saturday night. Starting in tho fist box, he hit spare, made strike in the second, hit another spare in the third and followed with q strike in the fourth. He double striked in the fifth and spared again in the sixth. He filled seven and made nine in the seventh. In the eight he hit an- other spare. spli; for a five filler and hii an eight in il3o ninth box. Tn tho last loX he hit o spare and filled with only on" pin. His score was: 20, 4o. 60, St, 1nS. i25, IS4, 14e l57, lGS.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-29
NEW BOWLING LEADERS
Predictions Arc That Marks Win IS. Shattered Before Close of Amcri can Congress Tournament.

Toledo, Ohio, March 20 R,--With some of the leading pin artists oI the country in action during the lat fer part of thn week, new leaders aD. pcared in the two men events and tn" all-oyonts of the American bow. ling congress tournament and With more Star tcapS on the drives it Is predicted that other marks will hC shattered before tho close of the week.
 Fred Gardclla and Fred Tucco, Of | Detroit, hoped into first place in ; tha tTo-mcn event Saturday after. noon with l%55, their games being Al, d2l and 46%. And on the sauIr shift another pair from the Michigan city Eathke and Vucik went into third place with 1895. i Charles Buonomo. of Rochcs;. N. I., coppcd the lead Sunday .n 1 the all-cvents with 1917. which mark ties last years record made hy (. Long Of Buffalo. As lead-oH man for the F. A. Rivers team he gath. cred 654. then in doubles came through with 737 and wound up th, singles with 5S6.
 The Munkcl-Lamnnck furnaces nt 1 Columbus crashed into fourth plac, in the tlyt-mon team with 29SS la>i night while the Peoples Ice Cream team of Chicago vas close behind with e975, giving tho team fifth , place.
 . And on the late shift Sunday njgl. Wcrh lot Of money teams, there, lr. Ing EiN over the 2S0U mark not in IcludinG the two which landed in the coveted list.
 Out of town hoWlers will hold sway in inc drives during the week some of the crack agsregations of tho country being scheduled. The tour- nament will close Tuesday. April c.. when the last two men and indivi,!
 uals are rolled.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-29
TIJUANA WINNER
 FACES HARD TASK
Imported Colt Will Be FaVorite
 in the Kentucky Derby

Now York, March 29 Pl-Carlaris, w. r. And"rsons three year old which captured tho Coffroth handi- cap at Tijuana by eight lengths, faces a severe task in the Kentucky derby ii racing precedent is to be relied upon.
 The colt was imported from Eng land and only once in history has an imported horse won into tho money at Louisville, That was in lal6 when A. K. Macomber's star Bawk ran second to George Smith.
 Despite this Carlaris, said 10 have hcon purchased by Anderson for $6,- 5on, undoubtedly will start as one of the favorircs in the derby after win- ming tho Tijuana handicap, the Cof- troth preliminary and the rich event of yesterday, all in time that erased track records.
 The time yesterday. 9;o1 o-S for tho ] 1-t miles was a full second hotter than any derby winner ever has done, inc best mark at Louis vile having been registered by old Rosebud in laii. Whisk Brook II Is credited with the distance in tVo minutes tlnt nt Belmont Park in 1913 but this mark has hcen questioned.
 C2rlaris. with Nundcn astride, ran away with tho Coftroth and finished pulled uN. far ahead Of thr second place horse, Roycrottcr. Cherry Tree, three time entrant in the event was third and Princess Dorecn. rid. den by Earl Sando, seventh. Carlaris paid S4.00 SEQ and s3.2o. The ,lace was worth $7o.7o0 10 thc win. .nfr.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-29
INVITED TO HONOLULU
University of Pittsburgh Invited To Send Its Team To Hawaii Tor Game New Years Day.

Pittsburgh, Ia. March % Pl-The University of Pittsburgh has been asked to send It's football team 10 Honolulu for q post season game with inc University of Hawaii on next New Years day. This was made known today in special dis patch 10 the Gazctte-Timcs from Honolulu.
 The Hawaiian offer, the dispatch said. carries with it q guarantee of il0. .no0 and full expenses for tw"n- " players and officials during their stay in Honolulu,
 What disposition Of inc offer win be made hy Pit athletic authorities was unknown today.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-29
Managers of Philadelphia Teams Are Pretty We'll Discouraged - Hornsby and Speaker Satisfied With Showing of Clubs Others Show Much Improvement.
By tho Associated Frees.

| -F9 N'N NSs3'iatu I'IcPS Gloom and optimism are running neck and neck in the baseball train. | ing camps
 Tho Philadelphia Athletics and 'hc Phillies etart northwarLl from 'h"ir Florida retreats next Wcdncs- day with the managers of both teams pretty well discouraged.
 But inc gloom registered from the Quaker City camps was balanced by an aggressive optimism expressed by
 Rogers HornSDy, who bid the world slt up and take notice of his St. 1 Louis Cardinals. The Cards have chalkcd up their 23nd straight win by drubbing the Forth Worth club of the Texas league : to 4. Man. agcr Speaker of the Cleveland h. "lanS Is another pilot satisfied with the condition of his men; the h. dians leave Lakeland, Fla, Tuesday for New Orleans with virtually every man in shape for the seasons open ing.
 The Boston Braves also continue 10 show improvement as the training period ncars inc end at St. Peters burg. The team is clatel over its victories and spectators say inc out ilt looks strong. Although the St.
 Louis Browns lave made poor l showing in the south. Manager Sis Ter iJ not discouraged. Critics sec
 ti,it I bclinvn that it has hitting ability al- though not much or it has been dis played so far.
 The Philadelphia pilots made no bones about telling ot the shortcom ings Of their teams. Connie Mack of the Athletics said the American ltagucrS were far below 'the stand
 ard we must have" The record ot
 the Phillies seems 10 speak for itself
 They have lost all their exhibition
 games
 Hornsby believed his teammates
 would offer far more formidable competition in the National pennan' race than q year aGo when they fin. 'iel"d fourth.
 The Guccess of our club depends on pitching and I believe OUT pitch.
 ing staff will be vastly superior tt
 what it had been" he said. Horns.
 by also said he believed his infield
 compared fayorably with any ir
 baseball.
 , McGr1w's Giants resumed thei,
 hat and ball controversy with tho Washington Senator's at Tampa to day. Rig will fling for the New
 Workers, while Washington will sent Ecuther, Ogden and Marberry to the mound. McGraw believes the Sena tors will be formidable conteude' in the American league pennan fight this season if their pitcher. hold up, Vance of the Brooklyn {, Dodgers showed up well against thu New York Yankees yesterday q Montgomery, Ala, allowing the Ner Workers one hit and flaming six ir tho four Innings he pitched. The Chicago Cubs divided a set 0 Fames on the coast, losing to tho Oaks at Oakland 10 l in the morn ing. and trimmings the San Fran : cisco Seals in the afternoon 8 10 , . Their fellow townsmen, the White SoX, also took the measure of th' Dallas Texas league club l3 to 6 il the Texas city, with Lyons and Co, , in the box.
 - The climate al New Orleans ha, 7 nnt been very kind to the Bostor Red Sox, They have only been ahl'
 10 work 13 10 2S days in the Louisi
New Britain herald., 1926-03-29
CRY BILLY ENANS)

Lakcland Fla, March :2,-- Cleveland finished sixth iu the American league last 2rason.
 This year Cleveland will be rep resented ly practically the sam" lineup. l, is hardly possible that any of the veterans will be dis placed.
 What about the prospects of the Indians?
 On tho above information, form players would figure tho Indians might be siX'h but hardly any | better.
 In tha camp of the Indians there is TO such pessimistic feelng, 1 The toam as q whole believes it is better ball club than the aggrcga- ;ion Of 1925 and intends to prove t. When I asked Manager Speaker his opinion he replied 1 Tt is now and will continue ! throughout the season 10 hc q muc h better conditioncd'tcamt than that of 1925.
 Much Better Team spirit
 There is much better spirit on the ball club. That should help considerably.
 The team will get greatly i'm proved pitching. On that feature of play l base my strongest hopes for progress in the pcnnant race.
 "Rcgardlces of where Cleveland finishes this year it is going to be [ much better ball club and is going 10 play far more interesting base. ball. That much can promise th, fans"
 Exporting ball club tha finished sixth last season and is al, mos certain to start with the samc lineup makes it necessary to ser some new angle.
 Working along those lines, th, physical condition Of the Cleveland club as compared to that ot las ! of last year impressed me most.
 l doubt if the entire squad 0 veterans and rockies is carrying more than D pounds of cxces, weight. Pitcher Joe Shaute alon had that much last year.
 Tho Cleveland club is going to b in good shape for flying start an, Manager Speaker is banking on get ting 1t if his pitching delivers.
 So Goes Ball Club
 Pitching is Speakers problem, lik that of most every other manager II Joe Stautc and George Uhle com through, then the Indians are 8 per cent moro efficient. If the fail. the club goes down with then
 Joe Shaute, who reported weigh ing about 9$o last spring is aroun 19o. George Uhlo who was bette than 2oo last year. is around 1S0. These two pitchers are uhy6icall fl, Last year poor condition handi capped them. This year there wi be no such excuse. In ranking my teams l wouldn pick Cleveland 10 win the pennar but might add there are less toi midable clubs in the America league,
 Efficient pitching by Chle an Shaute would make the club a firl division possibility. and that kind ( ) baseball interests fandom,