PAGE SIX,
DAILY EAST OKEGOXIAN, PKXBLETON, OIIEGOX. THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 1013.
EIGHT PAGES.
ANOTHER CLASS D
BALL LEAGUE PLAN
rKXl)l.I:iO 1XCLUDF.D IX
1I)1HISED OUU.YXIZATION"
uise l'iins Would Ijowve Union lajue
to Mix With linker, 1a Grande,
Walla Walla, Weisor aiul Tills City.
Walla Walla, Wash., Jan. 25.
What is in baseball circles thought
the bet Class v plan, comes from
Boise, lilalio. where a plan is in pro-es-s
of formation to organize a league
with Hoise and Walla Walla at the
rxlreme ends and Weiser, Baker, La
Grande and Tendleton in between.
Boise is a live town and has given
this matter much thought, ending
with the decision t endeavor to form
such a league.
President Lucas of the Union
league to which ltoiae belonged and
President Cody of the Boise club have
had a "misunderstanding- with the re
sult that Lucas has taken the fran
chise away from Cody and given it to
a stranger. This action of Lucas has
so incensed the business men of the
' Idaho capital that they have finally
refused to lend t their support and
are determined t organise a league
. including the tewns already men
tioned. ' At a meeting of the Boise Commer
cial club a few days ago, a committee
composed of the best business men In
the city was appointed to take up the
matter of perfecting a Class D league
this way. Mr. Cody was instructed to
.visit the towns to interest the people
In the matter. He is expected to start
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Boise is a rattling good baseball
town and each of the other towns are
good team supporters with proper or
ganization, and the real baseball fans
of this city believe that this is Walla
Walla's best opportunity for the next
few years and that such a league
would be a most popular as well as a
successful organization, not only by
furnishing good baseball, but also be
cause it would be given almost as
good publicity as the Northwestern
league.
Baseball men who understand are
of the opinion that such a league
with a salary limit of $1000 per month
would give Walla Walla the best
baseball it has yet seen, and would
be so near Northwest league class
that it would answer to purpose for
several years. They point out that it
is not the actual letter class that
counts in baseball, but the manner of
organization and conduction of the
separate clubs. With tlio Commercial
clubs of each town back of a good
team in such a league, they believe
that all demands of local people
would be satisfied.
Letters have been received here
regularly from La Grande, boosting
the league and stating that La Grande
and Baker are both ready and eager
to organize. Baker papers are alive
with baseball and Pendleton is falling
in line.
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ENGLAND AND V. S.
PLAX CELEBRATION'
IVaco Exposition to be Ileltl at Ghent
on Centenary of Famous Treaty.
Washington. An international ex
position, with great buildings, alle
gorical statues, military reviews and
historic pageants, more magnificent
than the world has ever witnessed,
planned in celebration of the
Treaty of Ghent, signed on Decem
ber 14, 1S13, which marked the be;
ginning of a century of peace be'
tween Great Britain and the United
States.
For more than six months a com
mittee of eminent Americans, with
Andrew Carnegie as chairman, and
including former President Roosevelt,
former Vice President Stevenson, Levi
P. Morton and Charles W. Fairbanks,
former Ambassador Joseph H,
Choate, Alton B. Parker, J. Horace
McFarland and Oscar Strauss and
Senators Root and Burton and many
others among its members, has been
secretly at work upon the gigantic
celebration.
It vas the purpose of the commit
tee not to make formal announcement
of its plans until the co-operation of
Great Britain was absolutely assur
ed.
On December 14, William B. How-
land, as representative of the Ameri
can committee, laid the plans before
high officials of the British govern
ment in Londan and was greeted with
great enthusiasm. A committee simi
lar to that in America was then or
ganized with Premier Asquith, Sir
George Reid. Lloyd George, Winston
Churchill, Alfred Lyttleton, Austen
Chamberlain, Sir Edward Hall Jones,
Lord High Commissioner of New
Zealand; Lord Strathcona, Lord High
Commissioner of Canada, as members
and Earl Gray as chairman.
Only a few days ago a bill provid
ing for an appropriation of $7,500,
000 to defray half the expenses of the
gantic celebration, and for a peace
centenary celebration commission of
seven members, to put the proposed
plan into execution, was introduced
into congress by Senator Theodore E.
Burton.
A similar bill, within a few days,
will be introduced in parliament by
Earl Grey or Lord Shaw, making in
al! 115,000,000 for the celebration.
It is proposed to purchase, or oth
erwise obtain, a great tract of land
in, or near, the City of Ghent, Swit
zerland, where the treaty was signed,
and under the supervision of Joint
commission of the two governments,
erect buildings for exhibits typifying
peace and industry.
Every colonial possession of Great
Britain and every Insular possession of
the United States illustrating the as
tounding growth and power of both
nations since the conclusion of peace,
U to be represented in the exhibition.
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Hubbard household. But the defend
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basis of their friendship and they
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