Fort Worth Star-Telegram from Fort Worth, Texas • 35

SUNDAY MARCH 21 1S2tt ruiT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM PAGE ELEVEN ab AllTkA 72 (11Pt ages trau- 131 Zl" DJ eN I 1 1- VI SE 3Ita 1' SCHEDULE WEST TEXAS LEAGUE 1920 FRISCH A CITY CHAMPIONSHIP AmoNG GIANTS GOLF THUM htt a imnder to Foster end TO OPEN APRIL 71 lrypel4140010-1 Kelly hit a grounder to Foster end More than 8f00 saw the Red 4 Sox-Giftlits game Saturday The Chicago White Sox and the Port Worth Panthers meet Sunday afternoon at -Ina -110g the Fort Worth Panthers Meet Sunday afternoon at I I I I I I I i I I F4oster bobbled That allowed Frisch to go to third The double teal was pulled Frisch stalled long enough to draw the throw to the clever Alcinneis and have it balled up And then he seored Later Friseh walloped a three-bagger 113 singled in between But for a fresh youngster front Fordham he has been given more credit here than Is ordinarily given ball players who have won their spurs Ocore: The scores U-E t-LNV LLIM trirow tO tne clever eicinneis and have it balled up And then he seored Later Friseh walloped a three- bagger Ile singled in between But youngster front Fordham fur a fresh he has been given more credit here than la ordinarily given ball players N1110 have won their spurs Score: The scores ABILE CISC AMELMNE THE SLIR- I My 20 1 21 22 May 2 10 IL June 2516 21- July 11 12 13 EASTLAND GORMAN a 2 1 June I 21- June 6 7 I Jun23 29 10 July 17 18 19 Aug 1 2 3 MINERAL WILL May 16 11 18 19 July 23 24 2E RANGER May' 80 i June 30 May 1 2 3 June 13 14 15 July' 4 Aug 4 5 4 Sept 4 5 6 Aug 13 1415 Aug l9 20 31 Aug 7 8 Aug 22 23 24- 1dav 4 5 6 7 May 2 10 11 May 27 28 21 May 20 21 33 22 May 24 25 21 Jur 18 I7 IL June 13 14 11 June 22 29 2 8 June 0 July 1 2 4 ue 13 July 80 57 GIS CKS July 29 30 TELEGRAM July 14 15 It Juy 1718 19 Aug 6 Aug I tt 2 Aug 161 12 -13pt 1 2 3 Aug 2E 23 11 St Aug 29 15 11 Aug 1415 11 15 Juno 2 2 4 5 May 17 la 19 Arrll 30 May I 2 I May 77 23 21 June I 23 24 une 1 11 Juy 5 6 1 June 910 I- IL July 23 24 15 WISHES THE July 4 Aug 6 4 July 20 31 31 July 11 12 13 27 21 Aug 7 1 9 Aug 1 11 12 Aug 20 21 Sept 4 6 61- 28 Aprll 20 May 1 2 I May SO SI June I June 3 2 45 May 12 11 11 15 7 June 9 10 II June 12 15 21 Jun 13 14 IS June 19 20 11 11 July 2G 27 21 July 8 9 10 VEST TEXAS July SO 31 July 14 15 16 1021 Aug 2 23 24 Aug 10 11 13 Selt 45 4 IL Aug 71 9 11 May 12 11 14 15 2day 24 25 24 May 4 5 8 7 May 1 9 10 II 11 IL June 19 20 21 Jun 8 7 2 June 22 23 34 Jun 25 26 27 11 July 8 9 10 Aug 1 2 2 4 July 11 1213 LEAGUE 71 21 311 Aug 10 11 IL Aug 22 23 24 Aug 1214 15 Aug II 11 11 IL May 16 17 1211 May 4 1 1 May' 20 31 31 22 May 35 21 June 24 June 1 7 8 June 28 21 July 1 2 Jun IC 17 12 July 20 21 73 July 29 30 21 3 uy 23 24 25 July 11 18 11 SUCCESS 12 Aug 19 21 Aug 23 3011 9ept 1 2 3 Aug 2E 26 27 28 I I 1 I OPERATE ON "50w5 6' BASIS I More than 200 entrlem are expected In IlaY 12 is the city championship golf tournament July I 1 9 which opens April 7 Four days will be EASTI-kleD LC 11 eepeeeee--e g-iven to the qualifying round after which one match eaeh week will be Aug 25 al Stoy BY BILLY BEE PlaYed GORMAN' July 113 31 The New York Giants won a clean- Five years ago this summer In July Aug 1110 cut victory over the Boston Red SOX aED SOX 1915 Chilton Jennings won the first Saturday In the first of the series of ooper tr AB Ff A- Ilay 17 31 1nterleague game The ecore was 4 1 1 1 1 9 Fort Worth all-city tourney by defeat- June I to 4 Menoskey Foster 3b i 0 2 1 3 1 trig Watt Reynolds in the thirty-ix- MINERAL WELTS euir 14 15 If 6 1 2 0 0 Possibly the score may give some Hondrya 0 5 1 2 1 0 I hole finals and since that time there Bpt 1 I a lallSfaCtiOn to Gotham Really It Meinn13 lb A 0 0 9 0 0 has never been a meet held for all the June 2 3 4 shouldnt cause American League fans zdeNallY 2b 2 0 0 7 2 0 players in the city June 32 23 to feel badly Rather it should make srett es 4 0 0 4 2 0 By agreement of the tournament RANGER July 3 9 1( Nationa fans and particularly those Walters 0 1 0 1 2 3 0 committee of both River Crest and Glen Aug I II i Devine 0 who have follo-eed the fortunes of a 2 a a 2 8 a Garden Clubs the qualifying round li I Jones 2 0 0 0 0 0 ITordham Frank" Friech the rookie' Hussein well ae all first round matches will be rifielder of the Giants to rejoice xElbel 111000 played over the latter course after Frisch was the big factor in the Glaents which they will alternate between the Victory Totals 3ti Inl: 21 10 1 two clubs All entries must be turned i illa grtr4 Both teams started as If they In- tted for Roseello ninth in to the professional of either club by 11111 GIAN IL tended to whale the daylights out of TSe April IA AD A the tea apple Hooper Menoskey and purees if 4 1 1 0 0 0 Sixty-four players will qualify for Iletalyx hit triples in the first half ititaato rf 1 0 ci the match play the firet thirty-two les ter the Red Sox Oh boy! The co- Fetchr a I 0 0 a 2 0 being the championship flight and the I horts of those who love the Giants and 213- 3 1 1 a 2 0 second thirty-two the second flight tz and La Grave Hauff el' yet wants them boat roared with de- 4 1 2 1 For those eliminated in the first round I Frisch' 4 2 2 4 3 light Here were the Red Sox with two Kelly lb 4 0 2 10 0 1 CI match play in both flights there will I runs Sam Jones a pitcher who Lad smith 2 0 0 3 1 0 I be a consolation flight and winners and everything and knew everything was 'Snyder 1 0 0 2 0 1 runners-up in these will receive tro- rvi Management opposing these same old Nehf 1 0 0 1 1 0 phies For those who fail to qualify George Burns Art Fletcher Larry Hubbell P- 2 a a a 2 a there will be a "sod diggers" flight the Doyle Benny oh yes! we Totals 2 11 27 10 winner of which will receive a 3 5 2 almost forgot a youngster named Statz score by inning cup All matche will he eighteen holes On and Off Field and another named Frisch Reel'ox 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1-4 with the exception of the finals in all 1 Well anyway Burns led off with a Giants 20010u03 0----6 flights which must be thirty-six holes I triple Statz drove him In with a Summary: Stolen base Frisch sacrifice No handicaps will be used during the Operation I wingle Art Fletcher fanned! Then hits 'McNally Fletch the Fort Worth baseball two-base hits Kel- meet i Larry Doyle walloped a triple! Benny le Ilendryx three-ease hits Hooper Ale- The cup for the championship fliglit outfit ie a "50-50" proposition 1 naltey Ilendryx Fthter Burns Doyle Eauf couldn't do any better than a Frisch double plays Walters to Doyle lie- WIll be given by A Vera president All winter Tong Paul La Grave digs irngle So that tied the tscore rine to 1Po)le innings pitchFid by Junes 5 of the Glen Gitiden Club and the cup into the reC aria ords aa lines up the Pan- game fourth Inning really decided the' with 5 hits and 3 runs Neht 5 with 4 hits for the runner-up in the championship i Doyle was out on a pop to and 2 runs: bares on bails off Jones out 2 off tusst11 1 Off Nehf 1 off 3 strucA flight will be given by the uirectors of tier prospects for the coming seaon Scott- Kauff hit a single I lie to left the club La Grave makes all Sells by Jones 1 by lidssell 1 by Nehr 2 by hub- -------sosi or releases players and when the sea- i was forced at second on Frisch's ben 2 hit by pitcher Walters by Neht son shirts La Grave steps aside bends grounder And there's where the big Time of 1 bour and 50 minutes Um- the club over to Jake Atz and from break in the game occurred i eiire Erennall and Rooney othuetnfito Jake becomes the boss of the --7--7-'77-1-i-i-ir-r: 2 L7-I 7r-1---r-r- 'rk 1 This season of 19'20 marks the be- l'P A' -j 1 1 '1'1 :1 ginning of La Grave's tenth year in iHwA ilGLit' 1 -r 1 'T''''' r- iltu I QI11t I nik I 11 rpnil IT1 11 i sec SUL 21 i 101 OF the lot-al camp He Carrie here in 19111 Tetery La Grave himself was I "Kid" La Grave a third baseman with San Antollie In 1903 when San An- 1 I '1 l'i' 1 lee' 4 'z' )II of the four clubs in the 1 tonio was one i Lij1 ill nj exas Le agu Ire afterwitrl i i i111t7? 1 i 1 1 I iii Ie i el 0 1 1 I pli te ed ie the Eastern Arkansas and ie-- i NI Cotton States Leagues and was man- ---z-- I de PANTHERS II I or In the May 12 11 1 2 1 EASTLAND LG 1 Aug 25 11 May 74 15 5 5 4 GORMAN' July 13 21 Aug 19 May 17 12 June 1 10 21INERA WELTS 14 18 Sept- 1 2 1 June 22 4 June 32 23 RA NG ER July 8 9 10 Aug 10 11 First Box Score of Panther Boss With "White Sox1 Wit the Chicago Whit Sax tako the z-r775''1-- 4 --i-: A "1-' 1 P1'i 24'''-1- ''''t 4v '4---: 00 ti-Wt'tf Ii''y 'Afv-' i itAvA ----5 itN Nrdial -s-i4 --tli' 0- flzfAlt- :4 404i4 1 r- 1 -74- 4 '''4 'r 4 4654 pV 0 i-f -4- t4alkt 2 X'': 5 1 'P ly-p-: 14i: -1 A '454113Vi -44 lik --4'-'- 1'-' 7': -1- i N1 4r 1-- 4t e) 'Irv' N-- 4 111------- -z---- 1 Veld Sunday afternoon againt the Panthers It will be a different crew frorn that with which Skirper Jake Ata enbarked on hie firet big league grsrne nearly thirteen years ago Tbe following box score dug up by that demon statisziciati lloorc shows Jake brok in pretty good: DETROIT bopt 16 190--Wh1t waa driven Iron) the boz In lees than one inning and Paterson was also Lit freely Chicago reached sivicord bass but twice and bad ten men struck out by Donovan Both teams were fr reed to shift their linns somewhat owing to the injuries to players Jake Atz of the New Oreans teem who played on the coact some reesone ago will try fr George 1111:13 101 es short stop et the Vs hits box Ile Jo-ned Comiskey's team yeterda) and made his debut today Szore: Chicago White An rt PO A El Hahn rf 403300 Fielder Jones et 4 0 3 3 0 Jiggs Donohue lb 3 0 1 3 0 George Davis as 4 0 0 1 3 Pat Dougherty George Rohe 25 4 0 0 3 2 1 Jake Ate 3b 4 0 0 13 0 Bill Sullivan 43 301601 Do-o White 000000 Roy Patterson 0 0 1 3 0 LIEGE MI A I rPAihr i JAKE ATZ PAUL LA GRAVE Leiters Fro-m -the Le tiers From ager of Jonesboro for two years Arkansas outfit Ea Grave not only knows the practical side of baseball but he also understands thoroughly the business end of the game When the Panthers are on the field Atz is in absolute command La Grave looks after the box office end of the game during the playing season and doesn't Interfere with the field work Jake has played all over the country Ile Is 40 years old and still has a game or more left in him Jake was with ql ftis i turt i Totals 23 0 21 10 4 Detroit Tlgere--- AB 1- PO A Davey Jones If 523300 Germany Schaefer Sh 3 0 2 3 1 0 Sam Crawford cf 4 1 1 1 0 0 Claude Roseman lb 4 1 2 7 0 0 Jerry Downs 3 1 2 0 3 0 Fred Payne 0- 4 2 1 9 3 1 Charles O'Leary ats 3 0 1 2 0 0 Wade KillIfer rf 4 0 0 2 0 0 Bill Donovan 4 0 1 0 1 0 Charles Crl-A'arY es- 2 0 1 2 0 0 Wade KillIfer 11 4 0 0 2 0 0 13111 Donovan 4 0 1 0 1 0 SAN ANTONIO March St BEAUMONT March I Louis Browns hit the ball hard but using six rookies and three veterans! wasted many of their bingles Saturday defeated the Galveston Texas League 1 1 '1 Reports free'n the inspectors of the They beat the San Antonio Texas team this afternoon 7 to 4 All of Gal- i League team 9 to 4 Homers by Sielerl veston's runs came against Slattery1 Cattle Raisers Association of Texas and Williams featured sothoron rookie pitcher while Freeman another show rang3 conditions in various parts pitcher drove in four Brown runs tak- trookie held them runless with but one of Texas to be good while shipments ing three hits Bayne's wildness and hit Beaumont scored but one run off of Cattle are frequent and cattle are In Gross' triple gave an Antonio her Couehrnan who was relieved by Cer- large quantities Ms niglia in the fifth A second game willi Inspector Oscar Gustayson of Fa be played Sunday ford repores that Tally of Seyrrewtus 0 2 0 2 1 2 1 0 9 17 0 i 'LH Ei mour shipped two cars to Fort Worth San An 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 4 4 1 Galveston 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 4 6 3 on March 9 and Fred Forman of Sey Batteries: Sethoron Bayne and Bev- Beaumont 7 9 1 mour shipw-d two cars to Fort Worth Illreld ROSS Wetzel' and Gibson Batteries: Couchman Cerniglia and on the same date Henderson Slattery Freeman and Kel- Inspector Ed Toner of Carlsbad HOUSTON March second 13 reports several large sales and Wring Mackmen beat the Buffs 4 to 0 drives of cattle from one ranch to an- here Saturday in the second game of thel DALLAS March White Sox other His report states that the range conditions are the best Cattle winter aeries Martin who worked first for the siarted their 1920 exhibition season with inp well visitors held the Texas Leaguers to a 9 to 4 victory over the local Texas Inspector I T' ltlartin of North one Infield hit in five rounds- i League entry here this afternoon Free Plasanton rcports that Ike -West shin-Harlan and Dietz the Houston fling- I hitting frequent errors and feeble field- ped five ears to Fort Worth on March ere walked eight men and hit a pair in gave each team one big inning The 9 Jean (f Eitile shipped one car to In the sixth round -Dietz trotted eight runs over in the sixth Fort 'Worth on the same date Catcher Walker forcing him to retire I after five hits Brown of McCoy shipped three ears to II 1111 LaPryor r--1 March 11 and one on rhila 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 4 8 11Chicago -0 0 0 0 1 8 0 0 0-- 9 13 3 'alarch 12 Martin Company of Houston0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 31 Dallas 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 4 6 3 Christine rhipped four cars to Fort Batteries: Martin Hasty and Walker i Batteries: Faber Williams Tabor Worth Match 13 and three cars to Wyatt Harlan Dietz and Harkins Rey- i and Payne Schalk --I'lynn' Dale and Oklahoma City the same date A molds ai LI I be -on F- re-t Wheeler of Dineaa shipped three ears 1 to San AnThnio Slarch 13 A Byrne if pectors of the anon of Texas rt various parts vhile shipments nd cattle are In avson of Stain- Tally of Sey- t- -vt-eti on March 9 and Fred Forman of Sey mour shipped two cars to Fort Worth on the same date Inspector Ed Toner of Carlsbad A1 rep cattle orts SeVeral large sales and drives of from one ranch to an- ether His tenort states that the range best Cattle winter conditions are th ing well Inspector Martin of North Plasanton reports that Ike -West ship- ped fiv- eare to Fort worth on alarch 9 Reagan t-f Kittle shipped one car to Fort Worth on the same date Brown of alcCuy shipped three cars to LaPryor en lvhareli 11 and one on three March 12 Martin ta Company of Christino rhipped four cars to Fort ad cars to Worth Match 13 Oklahoma City the sames date Nt-heeler of leineoe Ehipped three cars to San AnSenio Slarch 13 A Byrne of 11M W73-iPRA I I Xr Beaumont 10003012x-7 9 1 mour shipwd two cars to Fort Worth Batteries: Couchman Cerniglia and on the same date Inspector Ed Toner of Carlsbad Henderson Slattery Freeman and Kel- reports everal large sales and ly drives of cattle from one ranch to an- DALLAS March White Sox other His report states that the range conditions are the best Cattle winter siarted their 1920 exhibition season with ing well a 9 to 4 victory 0 er the local Texas Inspector I 7 Martin of North League entry here this afternoon Free Plasanton reports that Ike -West ship- hitting- frequent errors and feeble field- ped five cars to Fort Worth on March in gave each team one big inning The 9 Reagan (-f Kittle shipped one car to trotted eight runs over in the sixth Fort Worth on the same date after five hits Brown of McCoy shipped three cars to mu LaPryor on March 11 and one On Chicago 0 0 0 0 1 8 0 0 9 13 3 March 12 Martin Company ('-- Dallas -0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 4 6 3 Christine rhipped four cars to Fort Batteries: Faber Williams Tabor Worth Match 13 and three cars to Payne Schalk -Flynn' Dale and Oklahoma City the same date A Robertson Forest Wheeler of inelo shipped three cars 1 to an AnThnio larch 13 A Byrne if combine-Sox per-and 4 I 1 I I I I 4 1 i Ir I 4 l' 4 4 I 0 I 1 i I 1 1 1 i i I 4 1 1 1 1 1 i i I I i i I i '1 II 1 i i I i i 1 i 1 4 I 1 I i 1 I i 1 1 it 1 i i 4 1 4 l' I I I t' championship clubs in the Southern Pastors Define Their Stand we will no longer have en Amerie and Eastern Leagues He went up to Sabbath but a Continental cab- the Chicago White Sox in September tor Star-Telegram: The General tac batht which has been one of the great 1907 and the box score reproduced here Pastors' Conference of Fort Ilay European orth au- I 0rs shows that only One man who played therizes the following- sta tement on the IIalin out hit ty batted ball- in the gam that ay between the Sox 1 A estio of the Sunday closing law: nttrom ptehaansnlaetd iotn 9the downfall of I Totals 7 lready these amusement aesociattons oChlcagca 31 14 13 7 1 and Tigers is in big- league society to- 1 pt 1 orn cur observations of the cam- are reeeing their campaigns Into the: e'etreit 1 cll es re state see wile that the! Sunday in defiance of the law They smaller and cities to open on 11102000z-7 riossman Downs Donovan hits off White day He is ado Killifer Cobb was I paig-n in Fort Vorth aniiii in some other Two -bane hit Crawford three-base hits 1 with the Tigers at the time but didn't I i 1 1 in two-thirds In Patter-5in 11 la play in the gime I time is now here when the law-abiding thousands le 1 ase of dollars to expend in eecylean0 erod o(7tt bird Innings: sacrifice hits I ince a Gra a ve in Atz have been 1 of the sn ould lconee 'tit a )tsuch czimpaigne they have money to -7 eery stolen bares Jone6 I working- together they've mapped out schaerer trat on balle---off DOMIVala I aroused OV a the defint law lessess I I em ploy the best legal talent and other- 1 the nearest perfect winning oinnbina- I hit 1 ratterson 1 Hit by Pitch tr picture show men estimated tain cor State influene public sent en porations in our te Inv wise cblimt The tion Fort Worth has seen in years They white 1 Left on 7 Chicag: air attitude toward the well-estabs1 piited that one 7 out by DOTIOVELn 11 Patterso 3 I demonstrated their value to the hall 1 club and the fans last seasi)n by putting- lished Sunday laws of Texas We refer Sunday's closing in Forth Worth cost Double Donohue Rohe 'Umpire a et a ball club in the field that on the especially to the amusement associa- them $15000 This means that no money Connolly Tlm 140- Attendance 6100 1 second half of tho pennant and letoreste might tions and corporations the largest and I will be spared on their part to break I 1 setae to di I per- las a I 1 I A i I most powerful et' which is that repre-1 down the well-established Sunday law PICKPOCKETS GET sonawho profess to kutw baSeball WOn sented in the theaters and picture! of Texas They have gone in to win not 1 cle i playoff with Shreveport han the for the pleasure or good of others but $90 FROM POCKET hrhas I of the game not counted against Our Fort Worth experience hasz re- i for their own financial gain Three Rvers shipped one car to San I them La Grave lined this seaeetoe vealed to us that our greatest difficulty -What WM be the answer et' the OF INSURANCE MAN i Antonio March 13 Inspector Martin i in getting the picture shows and the preachers of Texas? What will be the club up and has handed it to Jake Be- reports that the range is dry in the th they ill deen le bet ween ter closed on Sundays in accordence i eeew the 1 bid' aw -a mg and God- ock Pickpets took $90 in cash and $Z00 Ncrth PI -le ton and a i eill' 1 vicinity a 1 with the lee I L- ti arid i n-nv and Mae- 14 who will be the fifteen list iS no to desire of the ring citizn of our Stte? feaes a hat ev ill In certified checks from clam I- heavy frost has set back the wee panthers drawing playing pay with I People to attend such shows on Sunday' ne the ri 1)SWer of our law-enforcement par- growth am et esallas State manager of the gras v-ninper Atz I but that the big- money which can be! rf the ct the 11 their Ice's le a to le ci Central Life Insurance Company gat- Inspectoe A Pickering of 1 le- ---11 I made by running the shows en Sunday or th of office to enforce the law? urda night while he was boardin toria reporte th at Reitz of El I a Comte shipped ore ear to Inez nlarch 46 OF "FIGHING such busin that mon In general to The contest is on and God and right street car at Fifteenth and Main Street i an extent at the whole questiorl nd law are on or side Avarice and Brancn of Edna shipped one cur I ee 0 JOURNALIST) AGRtE resolves itself into whether Texas will greed and lawlessness and centinen- DAYLIGHT BURGLAR te Victoria Merch 9 le Wiuzhington allow her Sunday laws to to bought for tellem or un-Arnericanism are on the Ediet shippen one car to Houeten March 9 it Fields of Vietoria ship- i TO ATTEND MEETING the price of it personal gain to a few ether side What shall the end be 7 CAUGHT IN RESIDENCE ped cne car to loinee March 10 I i or preserved and enforced for the good 1-1 le ci-LvEn I Stribbling- of El Campo shipped one eorg lof the niany and the szjety and welfare! CHAPPELL Ce orrison eerentry-treas- of th State ANDERSON A daylight burglar was caught while car to Fott Worth March 13 he Fighline Journeliets A Inspector Hogan of Refugio i rer ofi (tv The present carnpalgT1 in Fort Worth la EDWARDS at work in a house at 1721) Gislveston il its first a tinted to the pictere ho 1 II 1 tn wl i a x-i i I Anue aturda I reports that ni 0Connor shipped one roll i re 1 close sws and thea ter si A CARR ve Sy afternoon by Offi- musten I ort AV: I -I 'It 1 'Inv oil on Sunday hi i ar to Fort Worth March 13 His re- up to this time only an FRANK NORMS cers Burnett McKinney and Glosson wintry Ala 1-7 has depoeited $10110 I port shows that the range is in fine 4 I partial success All the shows Were NV II mATTIIEWS Neighbors saw the man enter the house witn ohn te I arrnen general paeseri- cendition I closed for two Sundays but in the and phoned the police Island Intilwav ger agent of the Roc Inepeotor A Jefferies Of Clarets- erintime business interests had become The Raise in Ice Prices The burglar fled but was caught In nstahment ti i the a Ili4 'n as the first i don eports that McMurte Brothers of to feel et -I In' i the bathroom when the officers ap-- requirt41 to paa the traveling' eapenses ro a at ot orth would: Editer Star-Telegram: Clarendon shipped one car to Vs ash- suffer too great a financial less if these: It lins IIPCTI nnneunced that all the peered A pile of silk ehirts and see-- I March 13 Ile reports a mel retnee (' ttle "--s- Secretara Monnis3 eP orte thst he ehowe remained closeI on Sundny Whtle ice menefacturere of city have eral suits were stacked on a table conditiens with eozne green grass alone It is believed that the man Is the one has received assurances of attenditnce they remained open in Dallas only thir- reised the price of ice effective March creeks who has conunitted a number from forty-six trieniters to date repro- ty miles away with good automobilensle from be cent to GO cents a hun- 4 cloth- Inspector EI Rolintree of Midlend that numb of In portan roads ds an interurban nterurban ever3- thirty min- re a pout-els Tile question naturally I trig robberies in Fort Worth recently reports that thp tiomtl Packi- newsPallers I el saeee eete-1 teret nes Inndcr their appeal the law-en-irises: Hee- ro731ri this be -with- houses were entered Inindav night 1 and na 1 astern -eagues Lae Well 1 up LL the Chicago White Sox in September 1907 and the box score reproduced here shows that only one man who played in the game that day between the Sox and Tigers is in big league society to- day He is Wade Killifer Cobb was 1 with the Tigers at the time but didn't I play in the game I Since La Grave and Atz have been I working- together they've mapped out 1 the nearest perfect winning 1 tion Fort Worth has seen in years They demonstrated their value to the ball 1 club and the fans last season by putting la ball club in the field that won the second half of the pennant and might I have aecoreling to disinterested I nswho profess to know baseball won I vie i playoff with Sreveport had the breaks of tile game not counted against Three Rivers shipped one car to San I then Ea Grave lined this seaion'5 eriiiiand er ---e-------- i MIKPISE GOVEROLDEMOCIIIITS FORCED HERE FOR MEETING COTTON PII10E DOM DISCUSSES PELEMSI 01111111 SPEAKER SAYS gii0 Corning to address a meeting- today Soecial to rho gar-Tekgrant preliminary to the annual convention CLEBURNE March of the Southern Sociological Congress w-hIch meets in Octol Governor 1 the Democratic administration as hay-Charles Drough of Arkansas presi- in 's-old out the South to carryelec- ilent of the congress discussed at Lis I tions in the doubtful States by forcing Ave' last night some of the problems down the price of cotton" former State with which the organization is g-rap- piing I Senato? Senter addressing COO "I believe he said 'that the South County citizens here this aft 0 the man escaped from the State I Ichich is rapidly corning- ino its own ernoore appealed for support of the Company stepped ee --I industrially and ecouomicalite is cone ears to ell elareh 7 ane National I and cloinira taken According gu tniong the mest prominent membesrs foreement officers of Tarrant County out a violatien of the ariti-trustelawe to the Bailee bernatorial campaign and the rnisee to attend relaxed in their Sunday day closing cam- of the State? If the manufacturers e7 a fronted with setne very important eco- Packing Company of Odeeea ehipped I wIl') haVe i nOtnic nomination of William Poindexter as three cars to El Paso el arch 13 1 JI the understanding that they es New a ork World paign for the Inunediate present with agree among themeelves either by ex- penitentiary Jan 3 lie had served r5 problems The race riots in New York les-en- ke two years of a six-year mentence for s' several States Indicate a reeslessness riong the negroea and emphasize the cdoellielgeantt Th el large to the San Francisco! leinthican of 071essa shipped thirteen crow composed' 7 tecessity for the creation of inter- largely of farmers heard the speaker i 1 at rascal co 'i trunissiens sirnilar to those al- in silence applauding only on a few i cars to Fort Worth 'March 13 Ragsdale of Odessa shipped three cars to Fort Worth Merch 15 117eralail Lose toe New 1 ork Times William a Bell New York iing Post Edward Mockler taws press or Implied agreement to naa urglar enforeeMent officers NVould receive the the raise in priee such was an open L'Y co-operation of these leadin usiness men in closing tlie shows in Fort Worth violation of the law and how could it HAWKINS NEW CLERK have happened without such a g-ree- et peeeame cotton editor of the New York COM- IncTectcr 1 Ihn Ili by if Dallas would ClOSP her theaters and the dtn Yr-lent? We are not mental disposed to diespar- reaua created ia Illieols and Arkansas occaeins wen Senter became partici- I ll eports that O'Itiey of Beville pasture shows on Sunday ege ocrie tlpathy TO ATTORNEY GENERAL to handle delicate raelal relations ularly bitter in his arraignment of ad- mercial Harry 1-1 Kalodner Philadel- lila N'orth American Bleioch 1 There is no doubt that Fort i esearsh as Ought ley the psechoiogiste when ti hippee one car to Fannin alarch 11 -)-- a "EverY sensible regro" the Govern- minis officials IT l'alvinhit Ex-ening Bulletin or a -7 dded Kineler of 1-7: shipped one ear to jrs ire I 1 1 7 ea 1 7 led 1 rightly manifeste and applied but "recognizes that the South The speaker confined his attacks San Antonio March 13 May of Bee- dell le Howie Boston Trauseript: Isirk 3 I UM inieisen )3 ffi a Citizens Committee rand that it should linve occurred at the AUSTIN March 20--aVallace Haw- 1 is the negro's beet frien1 and that in largely to Bernard Baruch whom he as one car to an (7 Miller Washington Star Herbert her en 7 kins of Balling er was today appointe vale selppe Antonto Fa time to ll the gentlme qu '''S the South more that in PrIV other sec- referred to as the "president pro tern Maca 13 Range conditions itre tee 11 birauff a- eaisere tion reeaUng a or havirg th in eir offi es- ces by Attorney General Careton ta e' Lon the negro will receive economic and "executive by proxy" He declared Pitt sbur est Pittsburg Pleas Doyle bcker la her ldng busines me Chronicl e-Telegra Can el Un ofte lier theat ers ad picture ta in erent 1and remote parts of the be chief clerk in the Attorney Generars and educational justice that Baruch had been sent to Paris as Howetis Clete lend city from eace other to raise the price ein Dealer -reek elfews at any time that her goodly sis- department filling' the vacsancy caueed "The race problem and other equally a spcial ambassador -Wilon and la Koons Cincinati Enquirer Al -thine ter ci i Dalla ill close her (shows of the tion of As eistant Attorney by the recent prootion of le Sutton by nt3- of as std without some kin posi ts vital will be topics of discussion at had written a clause Into the economic COMPLAINT ACCUSES 0 Backus Buffalo Exprese t7 on Sunday ic at communiention to General Hawkins Is a serilor law- etti- 4 the coming conerese Among these section of the Peace Treaty which Bereh elinneapolis Tribune Frank We es pastors In the meantime will from one to the other giving the doctrine of mental telepata 'N via be th heaah areri- of cotton and iv th fore spinn labr question the new was designed to beat down the price WOMAN OF KNOCKING Sullivan St Louis Lear a I piker educate and build sentiment on Sabbath otiservence to the end that if possible the full bent and scope is hardly possi- dent atthe University of Texas it ehlvalre o- good roads ge igers St Louis Tine-es I I Nieumyer St 400 per cent tate Sou at control of st st that cotton men sup him in ble and we do not believe that it can I tion cultural preparedness and diversifica: the American cotton market Louis Poet -Dispa tch Clark Howells Fort Worth may come to the day that made im EGGS OFF COUNTER aceounted for on that hypothesis through the Reparations Commission Jr ate Atizinta Constitution Cadou she will close her theaters and picture peratly In Texas now He read extracts from Illaruch's testi- Inillanapolis News Therefore we suggest that the District on human lives Is over an ammonia wl the presence of tee pin boll worm shows on Sunday even if sill the other rnony before the Senate Foreign Bela- of Texas live in defiance of this Attorney and the grand jury of this released In quantitiest the war on the 71 better teacher' ealaries and Prl-ott- -W Mockler cotton editor of the clue li1 oallY every economic and social probe tions Committee in NV hich he admitted -ommrc legge tool a tremendous tumble New York teetl writes a re- ve ered law of Go and of our land county investigate the matters and If it public purse seems to be raging with that Ger many could not buy cotton Thursda afterno in ea fifteen reply We are greatly gratified that found that the manufacturere did renewed force in this last additional a Ism affecting the South 1 The agree among themselves to raise the raise from Southern planters svithont per- dozen del--accoall rig to an a lleg-atien -'ea nee wit information concernine SoUthweete rn So'cic legical Con- General Pastore' Conference of Dallem mission of the Reparations Committee contained in complaint filed in the Texas' cotton resources so that ho may Price of ice then that the anti-truet Agetin we suggest that the matter be ''s gre" it Wass explained is irtua vlly has taken the matter up vigorously and "It took Senator Lodge and the rest County Criminal Court Friday after- reaae a more interagent personal stiffly 1 ARA 5 be enforced ag-alnst them with the given a full and fair investeention by the successlif aid Southern So- las issued a sm ent a ppealing to al cloio or of gica-1 Congress and comprises the of the Republicans to write a reserya- noon against Mrs Cora -who of the subject when he attends the con- sam7 impartial justice that the lavss the proper authorities both State and It will be recalled that at the closing that It is necessary to make such raise a St I tion ocraeliicsehnals hi protect he ig itt ilthreIlltrsessf is ecet hro igel with outlhiacitvserrretisNeybolt st dent against ratification" vention Amarillo Wichlea Falai Ranger Cad- and were owned by Faller of 111 do Breckenridge Neeeesity Desde- tee atate to ftrise and to see to it that is in this appeal end would ask that every ag-aine gambling and stealin are n- Federal before any such raise in the of the saloons ice advanced ellaa per in order to Pnable them to make a fair tat of Texas 31i l'rar1-511si seoure this7 fundarnenal law ef siociete be rms- 'Aiissis at Lousiane Ka the Southern cotton growers yet in It is stated in the charge that Mrs The tentative itinerary of the party's forced ag-ainst crep-shooters and price of ice be permitted and unless nees Colo- forced every city and count rado the vote yesterday twenty-four Dem- Merclaiid eneeehed fifteen dozen per- tour of th7s oil fields incheles vieits to i chicken stealers the ice manufacturers can demonstrate 'Arizona and New 31exico Of the State It join most heartily :1 Red Cross Seeks These General Pastors' Conference in the thousand no le ng to venter was vitriolic in his denuncla- North Florence Street- atone Eastlend Cisco Mineral -Wells wlesswi the then profit i their busines no The Rd Cross a lorne Service tion of ilS011 the Texas Senator Ih i ll er urnished the InfornintiOn and Fort Worth State tztke the matter up at once and g-iven reasen I I fa 1 1 prof' wei we dare cureal ed coneumpeon pro is ni a a pro a i' Jr ntan gs wishes to get In touch Hoover rend Postmaster General Bur- the complaint was based He plan to get it before the people In a way The facts were that the cold drin ca 'ay nnot (lone than th House- with ti ta following men: John Burns leson He charged President Wilson alleged that the woman knocked the Houston Negro Is 1- that Will bring the quickest possible re- -Ftarels and hiirne consumptien advane- wives' Chamber of Comenerce in be- e- Mare 1 ar ri (ea Washburn James -W IX il I with indorsing the negro movement for egere from the counter of his store fol- HOUSTON March 2n--Census tak- sults and says he can remember when Lou- set to the peint svle-re the dernarel could plait et' the puhlic demand tleat it be the Lastrap plantation In Louisiana through open defiance and disobedience7 During the war the use ef arra-nor-ea in ftrv and in the pub lie interest it islaaa was a part of iranca i will be brought into diereaute and per- i for explosives gave gesed excuee for- slieulie Le prevented ILattis ee Altered by coniiog Legislatures further raise in price and while the war ZIRS 13 ARMS-El-LONG i 1 011ie Shire3n or Shirly Charier A raeial equality and scored him for al- i lowing zi controverev over an alleged ers here Saturday lesund a negro worn- If viesorons and persistent action Is' eardly be met yet ice del net return 'not Permitted It can be prevented b3- 3 der AlcXearl('Hubbard Roy Basil! leged secret aereements with foreign 1 20-eent debt an aged 122 3-ears She was born on not taken throughout the the lav to its former price orties I the er-eee atisi under ow er laws Lieut Alfred Anderson powers Mrs Moreland 19 a FiFter-tn-law to Bnettchpr Arthur Whit- Senter introduced by John Pus- Mrs Lora Moreland who ig in the tnerer T- Cliar1e3 Fender sel or Cleburne County Jail ellarLred with bigamy Weelee ee Lieut Alfred Anderson i powers --s e- Boettcher Arthur Watt-I Senter wee Introduced by John flus- Mrs Lera Moreland who is in the raeyers Lee eseeetee tsesesea eel ef Cleburne Mrs Moreland is sister-In-law to County Jail charged with bigamy ood 't 1.