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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-14
SUGAR RATES CUT
New Orleans Lines Announce Reduce
ton Amounting to 2 Cents to Mis-
souri, River Points-WilI Meet Re-
ductions Of Eastern Lines.

New Orleans, July 14.-In response
to further cut in sugar rates, an
nounced by eastern roads, New Or
leans lines announce, effective July
IS, rates on sugar car loads from New
Orleans will be 10 cents per hundred
pounds to Cairo, st. Louis, Chicago
and Louisville, Atcllison, Leavenworth,
st. Joseph, Omaha, Council Bluffs and
Sioux City. This makes a reduction
OF 2 cents to Missouri river points.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-14
Wheeler Is Acquitted.

Chicago, July IA verdict OF not
guilty was announced today by Judge
Chetlain in the case of President Al
bert G. Wheeler, of the Illinois Tunnel
company, and several former munich
pal officials on trial for alleged alter
alton Of public records.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-14
STATE COLLEGE GETS CHARTER.
Agricultural College at Ame. Taken
into Beta Theta Pi Fraternity.

New York, July 14.-Beta Theta Pi
fraternity at the last session of Its
sixty seventh annual convention today
added another one new chapter to the
fraternity, making sixty-eight chapters
In all. The State College at Ames
Iowa, received new charter.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-14
THREE ARE KILLED
Collision Of Train. at steissr, Ill,
Causes Loss Of Lives and Injury to
Several Persons-o Switch Cause
Of Collision.

Several Persons-open Switch Cause
Of Collision.
Chicago, July 1.-THE Chicago and
Eastern Railway passenger train, leav-
ing st. Louis at IL: 80 last night, coll
.lided today with suburban train at
Steiger, ILL., Three persons were killed
and several injured. Some OF the In
jured may die.
The dead:
James Lyke, engineer of suburban
train.
George Epstein, Chicago.
( Ferdinand Hoyn, Chicago.
The seriously injured: M
John Miller. Chicago Heights. ILL
Charles Horn, Crete, Ill.
James Crooks, Chicago.
Dwight !. Wood, brakeman.
"A. Gilmore, engineer Of the st. Louis
train. =
r. n. Ross Chicago.
The cause Of the collision is said to
have been an open switch, which let
the thru train onto siding on which
the suburban train was standing.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-14
Accident at Brighton.

New York. July 14.-Jockey w. Rob.
bins was probably fatally injured dur
ing the first race at Brighton Beach
today, when the horse. Derision. which
he was riding, fell Dertson's neck was
broken. Robbins was thrown heavily
ma ID Wa3 Oa0ay SHa&SD UP
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-14
Bank Cashier a Suicide.

st. Louis, July He. w Warfield,
cashier Of the ST. Louis County Bank,
of Clayton, suburb, today shot and
killed himself. 1t is supposed brooding
over ill health caused him to take his
life.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-14
OPERATE ON GEN. WOOD.

Trepanning Resorted to For HemoVaI
Of Bony Growth From Head.
Boston, July 14.-Reports from Po-
casset, Cape Cod, say Major General
Leonard Wood, has just undergone a
delicate surgical operation of trepan-
ming to remove bony growth on his
head The operation. 1t is said, was
entirely successful and the general is
making rapid progress toward recov-
cry. The operation was made neces-
sary BY mishap several years ago,
when Wood received a severe blow on
the head nv an accident
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-14
LAWYERS ELECT OFFICERS.

w. II. Baily Of Des Moines Chosen
President Of the Association.
Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines, July 1.-THE State Bar
Association elected the following Off
GERS:
President--W. S. Baily. Des Moines.
Vice President-H. n. Towner. Corn
ing.
Treasurer-Jesse Stevenson Des
Moines.
secretary-charles NJ. Butcher. Iowa
C,fty
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-14
MAKES ANoTHER DEMAND.
District Attorney Jerome Fails to Ge
tho Equitable Report.

tho Equitable Report.
New York, DULY 14.----For a sesond
time within twenty-four hours District
Attorney Jerome to-day made an un-
successful attempt to procure from the
New York Office of The state supe.rin-
tendent OF insurance. an official copy
Of the superintenderlts report on his
Investigation into t,ae affairs OF the
Equitable. Society. The report was
made public at Albany last night.
Jerome will inform the. governor OF the
failure of the insurance department
here to turn the Equitable testimony
over to his office, ais promised.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-14
HoRsETHlEF CAUGHT.
Man Wanted at correctionviIle Is Cap
kurAd 2

Special to Times Republican.
Onawa, July 14.-Deputy Sheriff
Thompson, of Woodbury. county, was
in Onawa on his way home to Correct
ionville from the pursuit of a party
who stole team of horses near that
town. The deputy arrested his man
In Nebraska and also recovered the
team. The prisoner was taken to Cor
rectionyille for examination
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-14
HILL is INDICTED.
PhiIadeIphia's Water Expert Accused
Of Ealsifyina Records.

Philadelphia, July 1.-TWO bills OF
indictment were found today by the
grand jury against John w. Hill, for
mer chief of the filtration bureau,
charging him with forgery and falsifi-
cation of records. Hills arrest was the
result of Mayor waaver's crusade for
good government.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-14
Mrs. snraaue Wins championship.

st. Louis, July 14.-In the final
round of the trans Mississippi WON.
ans championship, here today, Mrs. e.
II. Sprague. of Omaha, defeated Mrs.
w. F. Burns, of Omaha, UP, to play.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-14
! OFFICERS ARE CHOSEN.
State Association Of Druggists Elected
Officials Today.

Officials Today.
Special to Times-R Republican.
Des Moines. July 14.-At the state
convention today the State Association
of Druggists elected the following Off
GERS:
President-George Peterson. Harlan.
Vice Presidents. F. Jungen, Rein
beck; w. S. Hofford, Des Moines; NJ. L..
Boylston, Cedar Rapids.
Secretary-J. NJ. Indy, Winfield.
Treasurer. d. Webb, Dewitt.
The next convention will be held in
Cedar Rapids.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-14
T-.R. BULLETIN.
NOTICEABLE NEWS OF TODAY
Weather.

Sun Rises July 15, 4:41, sets, 7.so.
Iowa Generally fair tonight and
Saturday, except possibly local thua-
derstorms; warmer in the central to-
night.
Illinois Generally fair tonight and
Saturday. except probably local thun-
derstorms Saturday.
Missouri - Generally fair tonight
and Saturday, except local thunder
storms are probable.
South Dakota = Probably showers
and thunderstorms tonight and Sat
urday: cooler in the west Saturday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-14
SOLDIERS Kill
THEIR OFFICERS
Regiment of Russian Sappers
Murder Officers and Join
Revolutionists
wlTrE coNFERs WITH CAR
The Peace Question Thoroughly Dis-
cussed and the Cars Wishes Out
lined Likely That the Cars Per-
sonal Wist,e. Viii Control the Peace
Envoy.
'nULLETIN.

Tiflis, Chucasia, July 14----A regiment
scf Russian sappers stationed at a
small village in the mountains near
here has murdered all it's officers and,
it is rumoretl, Joined the reyolutionists.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-14
Three Killed and Two Fatally
Injured This Afternoon at
Richland
OILS ExPLoDEs; BURNS soDlEs
Engineer Jesse Long Killed and Enoi.
nssr Carl Williams Fatally IniurSe;
Fireman viii West and Hsad sr.ks-
man WooIsey Also Dead Firsnass
Mcmahon Injured.
Special to Times-Republican

On the iowa, Central near Ffciland, 4 (
small Il, town on the eastern division. IL N
aho,,t o'clock tl,is afternoon. reSfilf s.
ID 4 the death, s. three men andstns fIi u
fatal injury of Two others. All we,i y
known iowa central employee. Erl-
;s,neer Jesse J. 1.org IL dead, IL are also
win west fireman. and Samuel Wool4
sew head brakeman. engineer Carl /
xu,,.a,,,. (. ~ ta,,v h,, rned: and al is 4
{ :, i, ,s,,t can,,o+ ;,osa,,,,v recover and
,,,,r<, nan ~ 3. MtsMa ron IS 81 also dan
yero,,s,v 4, al ,n,nrea e
ms ,yracxad tra,n ~. No. 81. pulled
s,,,, a do,,,,a hsa1 8; me axact cause
/, !. ~. s !. ], o1vn And ,nav never be: par
], a,,,... a. ,,ss 80 s !. R,chIand Il j. rs
u I. i ~ .ca,,s 81 t,a ,uret.lrs
s. Il. /, ! I, i, .,a,t fro,, ~
X .,,,,,,,
Il r,o.,;.. zur,.d = cr;.p.
49,, 8. ], u fra,sl,t
-, Is IL ana ,ts,,s Z,
~ a, ~ y "a, r. ha |;
. Z s; 81. ~. ,,asa s,,s,sy,a f,,,rnai ths
t,a y, r,,a I, ss,v. ,ocnn,nt,va. ,,,tched
fo,..,,s = v,thort j r,omants warnine
s,,,arvad - tho r,pbt and i,,rnned head
-, !, ,nto +ha craet savara, fea+ ,,e,ow
4a,.,. +,,a a4,,ar an ns,,. .,;t,, n Th4
: an ns,nan,e,, 81 had ~ chance y iun,n for
their lives. and were buried under the
heavy steel machines.
10 add to the confusion, and to les-
SEN the chances Of escape should IN {
iuries proved less serious, tank Of
oil. following the engine, exploded.
burning the dead bodies to a crisp The
cars piled up on top Of the wreckage,
and six we're burned. The bridge was
I -. "a 80 @,,o =, -. I. s+.,.r /
" s,2
Engineer carr n "iil'ams' 'ne ensA
neer who is fatally injured IS Dadly
burned and scalded, as is also McMa-
hon. The bodies Of the dead men aavs
!. l.. ,aan ,aoovarad pot,, ens,,a.s
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-14
BEAT HER WITH HoRsEwHlP.
Woman Sues Doctor for Ten Thou
sand Dollars Damages.

Special to Times-Republfcan.
Dubuque July 14.-Charging that
Dr.. Sump1nann. of Dyersville, beat her
with a lorsewhfp IN front Of her home
at that place, Mrs. Samuel Moreland.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-14
Kaiser Honors kino Oscar.

Kiel, July 14.-Emperor William has
appointed King Oscar grand admiral
In the German navy.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-14
BURGLAR AT JEFFERSON.
During Circus the oppenheimer HONS
Was Robbed.

Special to Times Republican.
Jefferson, July 14--During the cir
Gus performance Monday afternoon q
burglar entered the Julius Oppenhei-
mer home and got away with a small
amount OF plunder. He was afterward
captured at the stock yards at the Mil
waukee railroad and was bound over
to the grand jury.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-14
PRINCE: MAY ACCEPT CROWN.

7OuuIune V1bIhee FuVort HccePtaHce OF
lNorway's Offer
Copenhagen, July 14.-At today's
cabinet meeting it developed the min
listers were. in full agreement that
Prince Charles Of Denmark, should ac-
.cept the crown of Norway, il King Os-
car and the other courts most nearly
concerned, expressed their approval.
King Christian and the Danish royal
family are favorable to Prince Charles
becoming King Of Norway.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-14
ENORMOUS STEAL
Eleven Men Arrested at South Bond,
Ind, Charged With Robbins Cars Of
Grand Trunk Railroad Of $4,000
Worth Of Merchandise.

South Bend. Ind. July Officers
have arrested eleven men charged with
being implicated wholesale robberies of
cars of the Grand Trunk railroad near
stilwell, Laporte county. Merchandise
to the value of $4,000 has been taxi
en-. Other heavy losses Of the road
were near Valparaiso.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-14

The decorators in the house chamber
have progressed to such point that it
can be seen that the house chamber
will be magnificent when completed.
There Is an abundance of gold leaf on
the ceiling and In various parts OF. the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-14

EvERYsoDY READS It
Il about the truth Of the situation
as regards Tho TER. within thir-
ty miles Of its office. There must
be reason.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19

report 90 the body will NhilcNaah
the finance committee for the sake
Of harmony
II The Investigating committee
honestly failed 90 lueatr the leak re
ferret 20 Il certainly speaks poorly
for their dlacrrumeBt as business
mon. az the robbery o. 20 palpahlr
And yet Secretary Mclkie said this
morning
II cannot be true. The suh-eom-
mlttce. with the comptroller spent
whole morning looking over the
books and 80 could not discover "A
single uuWarrantrd charge against
the water fund The stars lufof-
nation cannot be correct
The system by which the diver
sion has beeu accomplished r. SO
smooth that Il would not De iiaeov-
cred without a careful Investigation.
The chamber OF commerce commit
tee either dld not want to SEQ the
leak or the members allowed them
selves 60 be hoodwinked By the
members Of the finance committee.
In the statement nf the financial
condition OF the water fund which
Comptroller RiplinEer made % the
cham Der 81 commerce committee
about two weeks ago there appear
a. charges against the water fund
under the caption. engineering. new
mains. etc the following sums
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19

deducted from the total sum given
10 the contractor aud turned into
the general fund. the theory being
that Il be used to pay the city onn
neera Tor such work az they did on
the particular Improvement
Thiu Hyutum 10 igidiy adhered to
In All LEGAL improvements except the
construction of water mains. When
the ubuttiuE property owners pay
the amount Of their ASSIGNMENT into
the treasury Tor the construction uf
the mains that portion Of their pay
munt representing the cost OF the
engineering lh as la the eonatruc-
ton 81 sewers and other k1cal I'm
pruvementa. turned into the general
fund to pay the engineers tot their
work Thus far the system IL prop.
er
Hut Instead Of allowing the mat
ter 10 rest there the finance com.
mlttce makes raid on the water
fund by charging Il also with this
engineering Cost Thus the ubutting
property owners pay for the eng.
ueeriuE work when they pay their
Assessments Then the finance com
mittee without ans Justification
Whatever. makes an euunl charge
against the water fund crcdltinE
the general fund In this manner.
according Ia Rlpliuger So 600, more
or less. has been diverted ia four
years
Tho system has not hnlf the Jus
tlneatlon even 81 charging the water
consumers with the cost Of paying
the interest on the old Spring hill
bonds. Of making the water con
Humcra pay for the cost ut fire pro
lection of furnishing the parks. the
schools and the municipality With
free water
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19

The star has uuearthcd a new
system hY which the water fund
has been robbed uf thousands 81
dollars during the last fonr years.
n system that b. far more rotten
and has been much more akillfully
concealed than any Of the others
Confronted With the facts Tits
morning Comptroller Rlpunger ad=
mltted that the divcraion had taken
place. although he would not admit
that the process amounted % a
direct steal
ITS simply a question Of policy ("
he said.
The robbery Is enc Of the lrregu-
larities that the investigating com
mittee Of the chamber Of commerce
failed to notice when Il made ita
recent Inspection q the eomptrol=
ler's book Il illustrates the affect
manner In which the business men
have consented 60 allow the water
consumers 90 De robbed for the ben
eft Of land and fraueh isc monopo
lists
Il furnishes further proof Of the
fact that the investigating commit
tee q the chamber. In making is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19

In 1901. s6.igtp6. 1909. SO 2ts OF.
1908. tlospA7i. 1904. Ca Nov T.
sststat Tho sum Of those items IL
$50 I6a &C.
In tho opinion Of several council.
mcn. thia amount o. made w prae-
tieally la Hs entirety. from epEi
urcriuR expenses iH the runetrue
tlon Of new water mains Accord
ms to Comptroller iiplinFer only
about TIVE. thirdn. ''pcrhapH more.
pelhnpH less" Of thta total % made
up OF engineering expenses No
body can know far "a certainty be
cause the comptroller office has
not totulircd the various Items that
are charged against the water fund
under the title. engineering. new
mains. etc However, according To
Mr. RipllnEeu'a estimate. two thirds
Of the amount or so bupus. con
aIsta OF these engineering expenses.
Tho robbery. then. amounts 60
SO 500 as because the engineering
expenses should be charged against
the ahuttlnE property owners IN
stead 81 against the water con
sumer8 IN tho construction ut water
mains
This system the finance commit
tee does not consider Illicit said
Mr RinliuEer this morning II ia
simply a question Of policy II n a
question OF whether the water fund
shall be made 10 pay oil expenses Of
operating the water department aud
OF PAYING the eitys portion 81 the
cost nf constructing new mains. of
furnishing fire protection. etc, or
whether all property owners shall
be compelled 20 pay certain or all
81 those expenses.
The system has been In vogue
faF years The water fund has been
made % pay the cost 20 ahuttlnK
property owners of the coat ~ rngi=
nrerinr work IA the construction uf
new mains on about the same pfin
clpal that s. 900 a year IL taken
from the water fund Co pas the In
tcrral on the old sptine hill water
bonds A. to the Justice Of the
principle there Is variance Of
opinion.
Most citizens seem 90 think that
the principle 10 wrong. and Il Il im-
possible that the finance committee.
taking this fact Into consideration.
will consent To a revision Of the
system 50 that such expenses vlll
fan upon the general fund That
done. a radical reduction Ia water
rates could bn made
This method % rohhinE water
Consumers for the hrunt ~ peruuua
receiving the benefit Of local I'm
proyementa has been In vogue since
the present assessment law for local
improvements went iuto effrct four
years ago Under this assessment
Law the water fund has been pay
ing a portion Of the cost Of con
atructing new mains. thus relieving
the burden Of the abuttinE property
owners to a considerable extent In
this manner it paid oct for the CON
atruction Of mains Ia 1907 So
SIS o3. 1902. s5t.6ss Is. 1898 So
22a -.
Whenever a sewer OF main ia laid
or street paved the city ia Obliged
60 DO all the engineering work The
Ahuttink property owners pay the
cost. Tho coat ta estimated BY the
city engineer When the aas~as-
ment Is made for the Improvement
and turned into the city treasury
the estimated cost OF this work ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19
IT MAKtS NO
GREAT DIFFERE NEE

Criminal negligence on the part
OF the Seattle Electric company may
result iu serious lons OF tidelaud
property by fire. Chief Cook 80
stated IA a communication address
od to the board ut works yesterday,
tie reported that the company was
IN the habit 81 leayinE coal ears "a
the crossings az Utah aud MaaHar
chuartta streets far periods OF ffnia
3 90 80 minutes While there egrcas
FOR the apparatus Ia the new fire
station ON the tide flats is come
plrtsly shut OF The 'aptHin ia
charge 81 the station has % bsYed Il
occasions notified the company "a
stop the practice bat bis pleadiuEs
have been useless
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19
RUSH TO kAwtck

RENO. New. Jan 70 The rush
10 tho ncNix Uncovered sdtkes at
KaWirk continues undated Cold
Vas discovered there Ia such great
quantities that the owners refused
"a begin operations until sacks bad
been secured @ carry Il 20 camp
Tho ruad from Ton0pah is lined
daily With people on their waF -
EawIrh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19
MORE WATER
FUND STEAL
MORE THAN ss6oo HAS BEEN TAKEN IT IN LAST FOUR
YEARS FOR BENEFIT OF GENERAL IxpUNsGs


s&tsstsetssstRfss 49, t'sst''
sstsoaoS hut probably oue-hud agatp ibis
the from january l.
60 T.
The represents against the
property IN q been
engineering Of the work These property
this the city o pay the city
The work ON
check the
provided by law ahutuuE owners lt
burrace8 robbery the the
benefit persons paying Evueral taxes.
RpuEvr admitted that the diver
made
u KlyIbE designation
gfanIpsss Chamber 81 who
inspection % the comptroller books few days
Mrikc this
The chances they did not want Ca.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19

Samuel Wu. president 81 The
washington Good Roads association.
reached Seattle yesterday after q
tour through eastern cities. flla trio
vas IN the interest % ths GOD roads
sHs4ss4HFrs#fsH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19
The Great Sale of 'Whlte Goods" Continues With
Unprecedented Enthusiasm
Bargains i'm Notions Friday and Saturl

g. paper ~ Hair Pins. assorted
lengths. straight or naycd feE=
ulaf price as. Friday per paper
800 .s.. .sss.s#. ---#H ..s.. e
75c Hair Brushes. long blsarhed
hrHtlsa solid backs ia assorted
woods regular price 75e Fri
day. choice .....s-.s..s. &c
ms Razor strop. made from fine
quality horse hide leather guar
antsea. also has canvas atrop
swivel attachment. regular price
f2s. Friday. each 800. csc
81 - Razor. hollow ground. set
ready for use. warranted. as
sorted sizes and handles. regu-
lar price 9l25 Friday. choice.
800. -. 800. ...-s.... -t9c
i5c Shell Halg Pins 9 20 boz.
she'll OF amber. straight styles
regular price lie. Friday. per
box .r.-.a..... .........f.- fOc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19

olson and Spring Sis. a sfS'l;'; Ei'iI and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-19

- paper Washington Pins best
hdamAntine needle points. 900
pins to paper assorted regular
price 81. Friday. per paper $50.
.s.s ..... =. s.ss.sss#s &c
20 shopping naEu. woven string
very strong have good handles
and are good sire regular price
gor. Friday. each .s... 40
90 Hoas Supporters fancy fril.cd
elastic safety pin top ladies
tlze. good stfong attachments.
assorted eoiarn regular price
2ec. Friday per pair Zoe
g. card Hump Hooks and Eyes. z
dor on card. assorted s.rea In
black or white regular price e..
FRIDAY. per card 2I2c
sic Ciark'm O n r Daruing Cot
ton. Ia black white and ealorH
always sold everywhere for
ghe. FRIDAY. per spool .s..s-,
....... 800. - 4 &c
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-01

Sensible old Cy Young, who has perhaps
had moro experience than any league
boyman aud has seen hundreds Of pitch.
ors rlso and IAN IN hiH time, believes that
The spIthlll N injurious 10 the arm So
hlg array of shoots and slanlB does not
now contain the wet ball
JCWo hurkotl, another Wlgc old hird,
says that TIN Vnpor noll VIII XIII m tho
hoW pitcher that even liycd IN q snort
ilmo,
George winter iukos the opposite
Wow, ne siys That the spiiball Nv an
harmless ns d newborn babe, ana ih1t
he VIII continue 10 gcrYc II to opposing
hntsmun
Tho spilhall has already claimed moro
thun one Victim, Perhaps tn most notl,
bic example IN the west " Harry How,
cll the clover twilcr " tho Browns,
Howell has lost speed, control every.
thing, slnco hc cssNyod a. Hash the new,
tangled delivery over the pan IN his
present form he Isn't worth his SAT- uud
many critics lay Il AT the toot of the
Shiny ball
George Muffin ~ Detroit is another
fplmc star who has been gucrinrHd on
The altar Of the Suiokloil shoot George
has lost his effectiveness chiefly because
Of lack " control ana the Detroit
writer's attribute n 90 CbNsbro'e slant
The Washington pll, ncrs arc al afraid
~ the delivery ana declare openly that
II WIN rain any pitcher Who persists In
using II,