THE HEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1913.
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INTRODUCE.
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HOW-Nl2i
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OMC HAti FOR
MX HOi6ANO
NEVE
MIND MeVKiE
l MOT NOtiKY
MOW I
RODRKES AND SOX.
LOSE T0JUP PLUV
Score ii Deadlocked When Damp
and Enthnsiastio April Shower
Takes a Hani.
VAN SICXLE BLUE SUIT
Total
Total
The meek and lowly White Bo orub
dashed gaily into thi fair T yesterday
and aylaehed smack Into one of Jup Fliiv's
felebreted April showers Tha wild
hoer occurred duiinir the fifth round
and V mp Van Pickle was forced to cell
the tnmn wtth the score dead-locked at
a to 1 As It vw, the umpe mined per
fectly rood blue-ecrge suit before he ter
minated the pnstlme.
Tom Blodnett and a tt'ng. lanky youth
named Lathrop, were the opposing: hurl
r. BhKltt was crawled for aeven
WnwH, b'it It an harjened only two counts
were registered. On the other hand I--throp
permitted only three, but two came
In the first etan'.a following a bae on
balls and ftolder's cholre so that ouf
alJe aeored Just as many.
happelle TVftt- Ha rat.
There are several interesting sights on
the pele-boee club. fiddlo Clootte, one of
thia loop, in roanarltig the troupe. I-arry
Chappelie. the us.oooo beaut, la woratng in
he renter garden. . Larry waa reportod
to have been aomewhat top-heVy when
' he appeared at I'oeo Rohlei. but ha didn't
Jook so much overweight- yesterday. He
cracked the ptU In the noeo a couple of
time and tried to do little hate run
nine: a la. Ty Cobb, i He atemptA to
tretch a double Into, a, triple, but wb
nipped, which Ty Co' don't perinit.
. Th.ua the difference betwenn Arry and
Tyrua.
Tjena riackbume JolneJ.the eiuad, com
Inf from the flret runn to take .the
place of Jacques Pournlcr, who !s wmited
t' rant Rowland to act In the flrrt .Mettern
team outflpld. , ,
Mr. Uroinwloh ;t to first on an rror
In the fifth round nml bunted a ivf'kc In
1
M errant He I.eae. .
lt. 2d. 3d.Tot
Runhnell ,..M 1W 12 W
Handicap .
Total
Kahn
Herryman
Handicap .
.lt2 131 12 4I5
,. .. .. 1H
.77. . Tom
let. :4. Id. Tot
..!" 1'I 111 .'
,.VA 146 121 440
.i M
lt. ?d. M Tot.
Ftory 1Z 133 101 J0
Raum ,.....1 HO 220 MS
Handicap ..- .. 6S
M4
'lit. I'd. MTot
3. fitrlhlln..1'i VM 141 411
H. HtrlbllnH.ltU 140 117 419
Handicap ... .. .. 4
Total 7 T."Ti
let. ?d. .'dTot
H. Win? Kfl 18 i m
it. 3. VMnK..17 luS 1J6 4'"
Handicap .. t6
Total .-. "!T M
1m. 2d. S- Tot
Homple 14 142 HO 42
liruinmond .116 lw) 111 S-4
Hiindbap .. ' ,. ..' V)
Total ix2
let. 2d. VI Tot
Trickham ...Ml 171 14S 447
Weeteiaard 117 IW 162 44H
llnndUap I2S
v
.. 101
' lt. Sd. i- Tnt.
Armetrong. .1)4 172 1114 420
Thomaa .....Ul 180 112 M
Handicap ICQ
Totaf
93
Total ...
Hoover ..
Miller ....
Handicap
SCI
let. M. M Tot.
..347 144 in 424
..179 129 IK! 4U
..4 Wi
Total
Kelt man
.elex . , .
Handicap
Total ..
iiOPBLES.
l"t. W. d.Tot.
.110 110 106 825
.10 132 110 SMI
.. 1 .. 102
.... .. .. sin
Ant. 2d. M.Tot.
Chrletenewn 122 1(4 115
titlllwaron 116 120 'l
Handicap 129
ToUl' ..
nKera ..,
Wllaon ..
Handicap
Total ..
.. HIS
Int. 2d. Jd.Tot.
..128 ya 17 427
...116 its 14 4;a
.. .. na
lt. 2d. Jd.Tot.
Armatron ..147 lat l.ii 4.T7
Handicap .. .. .,- .. 64
Total 491
, lat. Id. Sd.Tot
Wlckhaml ...140 171 17 4W
Haiiuloap .. ., ,. .,
Total
.. ., fiSK
let. Id. Jd.Tot.
Weatergard 170 1 17S 649
Handicap
Total ...
ftory ....
Handicap
Total ..:
71
Ml
let. Jd. 8d.Tot.
..167 W MS 4W
48
IIS
let." 2d. Jd.Tot.
Ptlllwaunn .144 VJ) US 421
Hand)ctjr J
Total ...
Alnecow J
Handicap
Total ...
Potter- ...
Handicap
Total
. . 4H4
ia't. 2d. SlTot.
.. 97 148 167 4"t
106
.. T . 607
Ut. 2d. Sd.Tot.
..148 lu8 168 4M
.. 21
, .. .. 486
- lat. 2d. Sd.Tot.-
Mcftfcnne ...I'M 148 134 414
Handicap .. .. .. .. IS
Total
Coker ....
Handicap
Total ...
lat. 2d.
..Ul lu4
.. 4fl
Sd.Tot.
1K7 462
.. 24
; .. .. 4!
let. 2d. Sd.Tot.
J. 3. Wing.. 137 156 138 4t
Handicap .. .. ... .. 42
Total ...
Match fJuraea,
TATlriB.
Johnaon
"J vena ..
Tt - ...
i- Mikado
liinink k
Totala.
Heard ...
iiybrberg
Klynn ...
Knit he
.i
S " W 149
let. 21. Tot.
Ill V
..124 HH 2:6
.. M 107 ., m
..123 1S( ,jrs
. .rVT R04 1061
ClAJVErt l.UAr.
1 Jet. 3d Tot.
..78 80 144
.. fi9 73 ' 141
.. 0 Ifrt lis
..i"3 ITf ' S40
Vna 7s m
Total.
tri'8
...423 4M
HHAMHtM'K!.
' Ut M. Tot.
h! left h'of In d'lln rliii.Kbunio
nn In to second from left ftl I whllo
Tula Johrimm wert out to the vaunted
utitirb. .
' Monrkrn Kcrt Flrat.
To Omaha the battlo Pnync walked.
Ttreen flew ut to "Pfmmltt but when
JK. ruaj ru'leil ci.o to Hker thut youth waiJ
late in li-UUu. the lull to -ti h Tayne.
Hoth nun eafc. HuHHinan tukcd a a!n
arle Into lift and thn btiaea were choked.
Tliumut.on tended on n. lant with run
aiderahU e-hit end tbo boll whlatlecl
through ll;or.!wlih Without even the
ilghteet In dilation. I'eyii and the man
fccr eAMlly I'outited.
After llalir hal kl. ki',1 out In the aec
o.id. Mtivnf E.t a life n Tayrie'a heave
wver Bihllrlr.er'a nob. Mayer went to
econd before, Krlti could dla: the plil'oul
of the rnni Baldwin flammed a HI 14
leafua twu-hagger to left, atorinft Mayer.
X-athrop wbifftd at two lendera and then
irova a, atreisht one Into left field, count
ing Baldwin. .
, IMay In Mlat.
During thle exrttenieiit a fog and tnlat
hvelopd the rark and evbh-nccd e!gia
ff approaching rain. ,At4he atart of the
fifth the mUt Ifianw livarler ami after
the Chicago uva he.l tlte1 a youna; de.
June atarteAi. The Foi pleaded with Van
fSI.-klo to en II the panie, but Van. took a
rlmnce on Ihe blue eult and let It pro
eed until the home fnlka had their bat
Then ho calle.l the fray and hied hlm
elf to a tallur ahop for new dudelTd1.
Jflay before the Saturday crowd.
Tha Pox ytn Mt themaelvaa agalnat tho
Jtouikea ajotiii thla aftertioin. The game
will atart at S o'clock, en-ore:
OMAHA
Pckrerow
t'anv itII
Crobv .
Ilryden
lluchee
S.t 1 112
,.3il 07
,.1 113 2;l
.jo lut 201
., M 101 1V1
Total 4M M3 1 S
AK-dAIt-UlUNrl.
lt. Id. Tot.
Stanton 12a ll'S
lloufliilve Kl tn ' !
Warwick 1-(S HO M
Hoben M 115 IK
Pln.iii) M 93 179
Total j. '
. TI(Ir:K IJIJKH.
. let. 2d.
lUITMon ..
Fleher
Kltspatrlck
IWnnll .....
Well
Totala..
...IS US
... 74 W
... 82 78
...I' ft 1S9
9K3
Sd
24N
18
244
...(78 9M 1011
lll UorAon l.eaaue.
THlnTLt-S.
lt. 2fc Sd. Tot.
i Malcolm ...1" 18 141 8f
Mulr l(-4 TT1 -I'm
Munro It S 1 4
Toti-... .si y;6 ins
ffT. ANKHKW9.
Jt. 3d. Tot.
IHirrnn .....118 I'll 17 4lt
Uiiit' n 148 J77 1:T 42J
H. Malcolm. 124 144 2u6 . f.i
Totala J 50 1S47
. fcOPRIK Ut'HN".
IM. 2.1. W. Tot.
4. Hlaoti.(.lM U IKS 474
tVateon ...M0 14 146 401
8tra
.112 1S2 137 V2
Total S81 411 446 127
NOCTURNE Or CAR-
Tfc-K LAKK.
lt. 2d. Tot.
"144
1
v;
188
14
f'aytie. Sb
SiriMtn, JU
KruR. If
I u iman, rf.....
hrT;iKci, cf. ...
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J tuie(t. p
Tutaia ........
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19 2 i
WltlTK SOX.
All
ITbeppelle. ef , I
l ri'iowtch, 2L S
Jul. nn. If . . . , 0
J liir'Utt. rf
! kbiirno,- lf.-2ti... 2
J.fth. Sb 2
) Ait, 2
ia er. lb.'. )
I alctwlo, C. .......... 2
Awiuirop, p. ...v 2
Jl. H. O. A. K
2 9.0 V
Mr. Lncena.... 70 74
Mtna Vlmmer iv.110 118
Mr. Kane t2 87
Qladya Tate Ut 87
Mia ITaU 74 " 71
", Total. r.'.'.. VI. 467 427
1. 1 1 h o a: rw p h ra.
' EI'BTiSN'8 ART1PT8.
- lat. 2J. 3d. Tot.
Ffanaen ....14H 7M 2"! tn2
VDrataky ,160 l.'6'l 621
llolfnuin;...2v4 143 W! Wil
Total ... 642 643 646 1630
LIuAKY JiNORAViiP.U.
1t. 2d. 1. Tot.
RentruW ..157 l;i ls) 4.'t
Wright 1H ITS JW
Ualloy Ui 178 18 bM
Totala... 647 606 621 IMS
RAOANS.
lt. 2d. Id. Tot.
tana ....'...ll 171 178 6!
Mltohell ...iwi 2H0 l.Jt fcH
8tii ) U4 173 14 4.,:)
Heyer .' 138 H.S 184 4a
Hoffman ..1K7 146 ltt 4H4
Totala ....ft flKt- W 2567
I IKANSPANNAIJTT8.
lat. d. 3d. Tot.
HKaw ......iw. if.6 J7, fin
M.it'oy 210 la 670
hehm .....b lit 148 40
Tll 174 l' 2o2 64
berger 148 170 181 61O
Total ...km KHl 8!6 Do 10
UHEXKl NO. 1.
lat Id, S.I. Tot.
R,cco 14 !!8 2n
Ruahmaa ..1 J'f 148 4-7
Ruchy .140 97 121 3T8
lieit .....l.'J 141 W 3.1
lohneon ...174 174 14 4J
Totnl ,...71 77 ttl8 2utl
UHEXKl. NO. 2.
lat. 2d. 3d. Tot.
Uvlnaalon I 201 148 im
Moylan ....120 178 146 441
Kenney ,,..1H4 131 14 4'
iJworok ....118 ' 74 1l Sit
Sealetk ....128 90 121 3M
Totala ....711 74 ft7 t4
Mve l.eaarne.
IjOTAI
lat. Sd. Sd. Tot.
Ttlaner 170 147 124 461
Buahnell
Handicap
Total ...
Wheeler
Hall ....
Fleeeher
Loualcr
Totala
.. 478
lat 2d. Sd.Tot.
7. Mi 132 189 4U8
j:
665
....119 97 114 SS0
.,..100 122 171. 8!
....132 148 133 411
....1711 1J2 14 4W
FEDERAL LEAGUE TO
PLAY BALL TODAY
Qilroore Sayi Koit of the Clubs Have
Improved Greatly Over Last
v Year.
4 .
SLUFEDS AEE MUCH STEOUGHE
Totala 419 401 428 1248
MUOSEH EAKT.
Jet. M. 3d. Tot
ftrooaaer ...113 let 146 410
LTavla ItO 1M 143 4!4
Weatorlng .-146 138 166 433
".perry .
Neb i
a. 1
1 raw
rttrmw
....S7 6l 716 2077
MOJ8E.
let. 2d. 3d. Tot.
,.'..1K 1S3 172 414
....118 104 120 843
87 114 811
....119 122 1S3 874
Ualnaioadt. 100 140 167 403
Totala V... M2 098 1924
NO. 99.
let. 2d. ScT. Tot.
Sohetik hi 148 148 33
Neby !W 1'. 1K4 4
jtevli IX m io 467
Totala .....318 460 443 1271
ORI K.R
lat. V. M. Tot.
Redmond ...113 12f. 12s fn
Petty ....... .117 12a 12i 8-JI
Koepbla ,...132 13t 1M 3n
Netwlg J. ..148 162 179 479
Dunn 160 146 46S
Totala 668 892 0iiH
OMAHA.
lat 2d. Id. Tot.
traw r.3 122 120 3'5
Ward I8 118 874 4t-8
OotaAn ...... 1 1 ti 186 168 .
lohanecn ,.101 117 123 342
Reynolds ....151 187 181 4W
Totala 660 688 T66 20P2
Matet f.iiBH. .
UNION OlTTFTTTINO CO.
lat. 2d. 3,1. Tot.
Jamison ....11 113 123 J7
l.evtue 178 lli 167 4H7
Mreaon ......TO" 110 214 t3
Bengel 11 181 IsT 641
WuiU'Uuw ,.m ll0 11 kM
' Totnl ... 8f7 7S6 882 2614
bt TiERU KP:rs.
7 let. 2d. Sd. Tot.
McDonald ..118 207 IA8 4a
Clark 13 1 li7 4.4
Bi.eata .172 lh6 170 4!'7
Butler IK 1!4 r2 4-1
rott ItH 179 1J3 4H8
Totala ."....768 (Mt 780 2407
CHICAGO, April Predicting 4 pros
perous aeaaon "the beat ao far," President
James A. Ollmore left tonight for Kan
sas City, where tomorrow he will watch
the opening game of the Federal league
campaign. Reports received at the league
headquarters here today were that fair
weather and big crowds were expected
at, the opening at Chicago, whore St
LouU plays at Kanaaa City, whose op
ponents will be Pittsburgh ; at Baltimore,
where the team that won the pennant for
Indianapolis will represent Newark, and
at Brooklyn, where Buffalo opens the
season. '
,Moet of the Federal league teams, their
managers claim, Have Improved greatly
over last year. St Louis, especially,
President Ollmore says, has lncreaaed In
strength. Manager Fielder Jones having;
.gathered a suad of veterans. Including
Charley Deal, who wan a factor in the
(Boston Nationals' wlnntngrthe world's
championship. A strong infield ta the
chief reliance of the Pittsburgh team,
but reports from Kansas City are not
optimistic,, ' , . . . ..
jack'johnson will not be 1
given american passport
WASHINGTON. April 8 Jack John
son wlll not carry. American passports if
be leave . Cuba . to return . to . Kurope
Secretary Bryan said today that Inatruo
ttona had been sent to Minister Oonsale
In Havana not to lasua the credential
Secretary. Bryan said the State depart
ment had replied without consulting the
Department pf Justloe because It -was
familiar with the case against Johnaon
and knew that he had left' the -United
Btatea after .having been convicted under
the Mann white slave law and while at
liberty on ball pending decision on Ma
Duffy Gets Press v
Decision Over White
BTFFALO, N. Y. April '9,. Jimmy
JDuffy of Lock port and Charley White
of Chicago fought ten rounds here to
night. Newspaper opinions gave Puffy
the decision. Duffy weighed 140 pounds.
White, m. ? v
Duffy waa knocked down by a left hook
in the first round. He evened the score
In the next round by flooring White with
a right swing and after that easily kept
the lead.
Temporary Plans
Made for Outdoor'
' Track Meet in May
A preliminary meeting of Oimthana In
terested in athletics was held last night
at the Toung Men Chrtbtlan association
to consider an outdoor track meet to be
held In Omaha rn May. It was definitely
derided that the meet should be held at
Creighton flelj and a permanent organi
sation will be perfected at a meeting to
be held next Tuesday. A committee con
sisting of Don McCown, Tommy Mills
and J. Gorald MacVeluh was appointed
to make further plans. ' '
7 1 15
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It 'll ,..
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'io-bfcii . Ltta; IvalJtn,
a .!. m . tsrii to AY halro to
i. ii.-Lni-r. Lift on tmsvs: Omaha, I,
tv t.iie im-x. . Mrin- out; By JloUsett,
I ty lil ! i) 3. Haes on ball: tnt
5 W. iKtt, . -rf Itbru(, L Time: l:0i,
S mi !: Van fcb'kle.
6 9 0 0-2
10 0 0-1
S 0 61
S 2 1 1-7
bappvlle.
Ouimet Creates New
Record for the Course
ATLANTIC CITY, N. Y . April 9.
Frend Ouimet national amateur golt
champion, created, a new record for ths
course at the fctavlew Golf club today
I by making the eighteen holes tn seventy-
wire airoaea. He was partnered with
Hugh WUain of Merlon against Wilfred
tUld, a HeaW'W iprofeaalonal. and C. U.
oe.et president of the club. In a four-
some. i
Jess Willard Uses -President's
Exit
from Union Station
WASHINGTON, April .-Jees Wll'ard
and Ms partyarrtved her shortly after
S o'clock thla afternoon. ' A. reception
committee, headed by Bob Fltxalminona,
met the champion at the railroad station
and . ushered him to an automobile
through the entrance reserved for the use
of the president of the I'm ted Male.
After a brief atop here, Willard prepared
to go to Baltimore, ' v .
FIRST CASE CALL VICTIM
13 REPORTED IMPROVED
Tie r.tt tosl t'- 111 aeHdent re
rr,i!,,i t!ia eeiKin urred at Thirty-e--
' r 1 t,i I'. aey ax-nue Thursday aft-
n.-.i.n. h-a William V. Baughman. 1105
hti :t!i Kieventh etreet. eustatned a very
I .b.f -.1 it.).rf by beit.if atru-k with, a
4" 1)1 b . 1 l!- a t.tkli to tb Will
1 ii..l l..;'il. ttKijt t.ia '.-tin. i tn ts
4 .. .' t I.!., fl . t.
Games Today
Federal lagtie-Rt Ixula at Chlraao
rtlin.urh at Kanaaa lty. Nema! mt
lial'ainuf. ltuf falo al JirookU a.
STORZ GENU.ME BOCK BEER
. i'y a. long odUs the finest brewed In
Oiusha, On draujht throughout the rity
teuxr. Don I iuU It. Hioua fur a r..
Win Noyes Decides v
to Report in Omaha
Pitcher Win Noyes, after refusing to
accept terms for soma weeks, has finally
come to earth and written , Pa Rourk
that ha Is willing to report any "time,
Noyes got the notion ha was a free agent
last year, that the Spokane club could
not aell him and he refused tO accept
the trade to Omaha. He had no grudge
against Ouiuha. but waa peevish, toward
the Spokane niaaagemeat Rourke threat
etwd to auapend Mm If he did not report
by April 10, ao Noyea decided to report.
Oaklaa Orlaea Da Bell Club
OAKLAND, Neb., AprU t. paelal.
At the animal baaa bail meetl' held at
till plnie last evealns tb fol'nwliig of-
ru'ers were ,Immih1: wiiiiam roil. man
.... mtiA I, mmuTr ami If 14.it.ii
l"iM M.'aln. ImWIaiiil Kill hate a of
the RtK.i.t-nt amateur teaiua tu Uila pail
Of the eiata.
Met Keaaea Slock Beer.
Guaranteed to be th only Genuine
Bock Hver brewed In Omaha u draught
and U boltli-a on and after' April
William J Bwoboda. retnl l-ralt-r. l'r.01.0
' Te Play I rjetrott. -
The Reds will play aa exhibition game
at 'Detroit on Mond a v, May 10. enroute
from Cincinnati to New York cm their
nrsi eastern trip. It win be the first
apnea ran ce of the Cincinnati tram In h
Michigan metropolis fwr over a dozen
years.
Rent, room quick wltn a Bee Want Ad.
. MoTmeav' ef Oeeaa Itramen.
Prt ArrlT8. , Sallae.
H'RKNOTOWN. Btralhearry
DMCY Canada '
8YDN1TT Vautura...,
KIKKWALi, Aanam 4... '
NAPl.liri Patrla. . .
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HON. KoNO....
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, Marvhurta.
. Adriatic. .
"Sniper" Ambushes
Battle of Havana;
To Enjoin His Fiins
HAVANA, April -A movie "anlper"
who eluded the vigllanoe of numerous
snouts ambuahad Johnson and Willard as
they battled on Monday last for the
heavyweight 'championship of the world
and obtained pictures of the contest
Thla is th opinion of Jack Johnson,
who, learning that films of -some of the
round of the fight were to be ahown at
several Havana-theaters tonight at once
started to stop what he termed an in
fringement' of his property 1 rights. He
consulted the secret ; polloe and applied
to the Judge of the night court for an
Injunction.
The merits of the oomplalnt could not
be acted upon Immediately and the Judge
advised th ex-champion to serve a writ
ten notloe of his claims on the firm of
theatrical managers who had distributed
the films, promising to issue an injunc
tion tomorrow should th law warrant It
Johnson has abandoned his. plan to go
by way of Santiago to Kingston, Jamaica,
and thence to England, transportation
from Santiago to Kingston and from
Kingston to England being suspended.
Johnaon says he now has no plana in
view, but that he may proceed direct to
France or Spain, or even remain in Ha
vana tndpfinitely. v j
Cavdr Jsai '. '' ;
Report ans current Jn Baltimore that
Foreat Oady, catcher of the Botson Red
Sex, will jump to th Baltimore Federalr.
ILL, CAN'T TESTIFY -BUT
HE PLAYS GOLF
1.
Walsh Investigate! Indisposition of
Lincoln, Pullman Chief, Unable
to Be Witaesi.
1 a. -",
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Let ui remind you
before a down - pouring:
rain soaks the fact in that
a food raincoat is a
mighty handy article to ,
have on hand. - . -
The makexs of our
waterproofed coats were
not content simply with
.rainthedders. . -I
. "
They have put style and
fit into them thus insur
in$ you a food-lookinjf
garment for fair weather
. also..
' v ,.....
Tou will be surprised " at the
good looking coat we offer at 15. '
17.10 and 110. They will keep you
dry at a Trjr small expense.-
413 South lflth.
SHOPIIEII'S 'STRIKE IS ' AIEED
CHICAGO, April 9. Frank P.
Walsh,' chairman of the United States
commission on Industrial relations.
Informed reporters that he was in
vestigating, the illness which was re
ported as preventing Robert T. Lin
coln, chairman of the board of di
rectors of the Pullman company
from coming to Chicago to testify
concerning wages' paid employes of
the company and conditions under
which they work.
"I understand that he is well
enough to play golf and e may be
wen vnouga 10 iwuif, ids com
mission has power to compell his at
tendance," said Mr. Walsh. ,
Testimony tn contradiction or modi
fication of evidence given before the
commission yesterday by Charlee II.
Markham. president of the Illinois Cen
tral. -was given today to A. O. Wharton,
president of the railway employes' de
partment of tha American Federation of
Labor, James J. Mayer, former president
of -the machinists local at Clinton, III.,
and J. I McCreepr of Paducah, Ky.
Much of the testimony dealt with Mr.
Markham's expreased fear Of the plan of.
the men to form federations of craftsmen,
by railroads instead of having the crafts
belong to strictly craft unions.
"Under the old plan the railroads were
ablo to play one union against another,
and the expense of seeking redress of
.grievances waa too great to be borne by
the weaker unions," aald Mr. Wharton.
"HI fear that the railroad members of
certain craft would be dominated by
members not employed ,by the railroads
was unfounded.
"The system federation plan provide
that the grievance of the railroad men
shall be considered only by those' men,
and not by member of the craft not em
ployed by the.ratlroad involved. For In
stance a strike of machinists at an in
dustrial plant would not affeot members
of the body belonging to the system fed
eration." v
"If there was a atrike at the Baldwin
Locomotive Work would th men on a
railroad using Baldwin engines strike too
rather than repair Suoh engines," asked
Commissioner R. H. Aishton.
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' Humph! same is boiling
point?' ' .
"Practically"
"And you say ignition point is
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units and provided the ignition
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