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St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-04-27
Don't TAX This Horn A
Way This is Old Gabriel's
Horn. Blow the Horn !
This Horn Belongs to Mrs
GABRIEL She is peach

Last Saturday Thos. Monahan
found a COW at the corner of Hayes
and Tacoma streets. The critter
is of a dun or cream color, and
probably a Jersey. She has been
dehorned, is thin in flesh, has a
hole in her right side, and limps
forward on account of short left
leg. Any one who is the owner OF
the stray bovine may obtain her by
application to the representation OF
the Portland General Electric Co.
P.S.-The COW does not give milk.
Last Monday several letters
reached here from San Francisco
and other California points minus
the usual postage stamp. 1t is
supposed the government gave all
refugees the privileges of the mail
without postage. Among the mail
received by Postmistress Clark was a
small piece of paper that looked as
though it had been torn from a
book. 1t was neatly folded. The
address was on the outside while
the inside was covered with writ
ing. 1t was missent to St. Johns,
and to expedite its delivery Mrs.
Clark placed it in an envelope
under a special delivery stamp and
started il toward its destination.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-04-27

The City oi II John, doe, ordain a.
follows
The council oi the City oi ST Johns,
having asccrtalncd the cost oi impruV-
ing Philadelphia street from the cen
ter line ol lvanhoc street "a lhr center
line ni bradford street, m the City ol
ST Johns. a. shown by resolution ui
council of record and date March 2,
1890, and notice thereof having been
published in the NJ. Johns Review, q
weekly newspaper "i general eitcula-
tion published a ~ Johns, tur three
CD consecutive week, from the 9Th
DAY ni March. 1900, a. the 2Jrd day
II March. lpuG, inclusive, as shown
by affidavit ui the foreman ot said
paper on file. aud the legal posting
al notices oi such street Improvement
AZ shown by affidavit oi city engineer
ON Tile with the city recorder, uo re
munstraucc having been filed, and as
provided hy resolution oi March 3,
1906. and the sum ui eight thousand,
five hundred and seventy two and 3i-
100 dollar, Css,57235l being city cngin-
Gers preliminary estimate ui the cost,
but Ia be more accurately determined
by city engineer The time within
which said Improvement is tu be COM
plctcd Is hereby fixed al sixty days
from the last publication oi notice
for proposals Tor said work, which pro
posals must be filed with the recorder
Of said city by the 18th day of May
1906, al I o'clock p m
Now, therefore, II Is hereby ordered
that said street be improved accord
nply. aud that the recorder shall give
notice by publication los not less than
three CD insertions in successive pub
licatlons in the 81 Johns Review,
weekly newspaper of general Circula-
tion in the said City Of ST Johns, ore
gon, inviting proposals Tor making
said Improvement, and SAID sum, a,
estimated by the city engineer as cost
thereof. or such sum a, shat be finally
fixed and determined by city engineer
not exceeding said sum, Is hereby
assessed 10 the lots, parts oi lots and
tracts in their several proportions IN
the assessment district OF said Phla-
delphia street from the center line of
lvanhoe street TO the center line OF
Bradford street in the said City OF 81
Iohns. i'm the respective amounts Ia
be hereafter determined and assessed
TO said lots, parts OF lots, and tracts
as being benefited by said street
improvements, heretofore declared and
now designated as all the lots, parts
thereof. and parcels OF land within
100 feet from the outside line OF each
side Of said Philadelphia street
The recorder is hereby directed 10
enter at the proper time the said as
sessment hereby made in the docket
of city liens, and cause notice To be
published as provided by the city
charter.
Passed the council April "a. 1906
Approved April "a, 1906.
+. w. NAIENTINE,
Attest. Mayor,
w. l.. THORNDYKF,
Recorder.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-04-27
Local News.
April showers

in San Francisco.
Barn for rent. close in. See Dr
W T. Hartel, city.
lie, the Peninsula Bank write yot
fire insurance policy.
The cherries OF the earlier vari.
ties are already as large as peas.
Miss Secris,. from Vancouver
has been visiting Mrs. Wilcox.
Reliable insurance at the lowest
rates al the Peninsula Bank.
Everything in paint and oils al
Topc * England :, French block.
Jesse Anderson came home from
the Portland hospital the first OF
the week.
Try the "Par Excellence" the
champion SC cigar: made in st.
Johns.
Among my list can he found
some fire insurance to please YOU.
w. II. King.
A great many parties are going
across the river towards Linnton
these fine days.
Aaron Sackett recently fractured
two ribs, aud has been staying
closely at his Point View home
since.
Cedar Park was thronged last
Sunday afternoon and evening by
crowds of old and young recreation
lovers.
Insure against fire before YOU
have one with ID. c. Rogers, agent
for the "old reliable" Phoenix of
London.
A rainbow extending part way
around the sun at noon was an
unusual light to some ST. Johns
residents OF Friday.
Wanted-A lady solicitor to work
in St. Johns and University dis
trict. Leave applications at st.
Johns Grocery Company ST. Johns.
Surveyors were at work Monday
locating the corners for the new
block on the lots covered with
burned debris OH Jersey street.
The Review office has jus, printed
a lot Of "I'or Sale" aud For
Rent" cards that are large enough
and plain enough to sell or rent any
piece of property anywhere.
Fire may destroy your home any
time. Are YOU protected against
partial or total loss ? II not, call
at the Peninsula Bank aud learn
the small amount that will give YOU
protection.
Members Of Lodge No. I Knights
Of Maccabees were in the city
Tuesday selling tickets for their
annual excursion to Albany, Ore.
on Sunday, May g. Round trip
$3.50. All will be guaranteed
seats and a good time.
A large party of girls and boys
surprised Maud Peterson aud
Hazel Knight at the home Of the
latter under the hill'' on Monday
evening. The usual games and
refreshments were INDUCED in, aud
gifts were carried To both girls.
One need not be born with a
veil or the gift Of prophecy to fore
see that lots between Fisk street in
University Park and Maerum ave-
nue in Northern hill on Dawson
street which extends through the
centre OF that rapidly growing dis
trict between the rivers in Portland.
and now selling for SIS per front
foot, will, within twenty years from
today. sell for one thousand dollars
per front foot.
Last Monday Chief of Police
Bredeson had collected 600 for dog
tax. MAY L." said the chief,
II start out with wagon to pick
up all the unlicensed dogs in the
city. A dog without a license goes
into the wagon and to the pound,
II it is not valuable enough to
wear a tag ii will be killed. And,
what is more, have the wagon
ana cage all ready to begin opera
tions."
Hanging over the horn that is
used at the ferry station on this side
of the Willamette is card inscribed
as follows
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-04-27
ORDINANCE NO. SO

An Ordinance Assessing the Cot
Of Improving philadcl lhia
Sirest from the Center Line of
Iyanhoe Street % the Center
Line of Bradford Street in the
City Of 81 Johns. Oregon, ard
Directing an Entry Of Su,h As
sessment In the Docket Of City
Liens.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-04-27
Chase & Sanborn
Coffee.

The finest coffee on the mar.
ket. Sells regularly for ss cents
per pound.
Saturday only 10 cents.
Only one pound will he sold
to each customer.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-04-27
Saturday, April q, Specials
ST. JOHNS GROCERY co.
Garden Seed Special.
SATURDAY only

No more than ten packages TO
one person. All seen, seeds.
two packages for s cents all
io-oeni packages. two for 10
cents.
This will afford a fine oppor
tunity to get garden seed at a
very low price.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-13
4letme etabtnentgfetteu.

Seffe goe foQ iaon uieber
einmul einssfansen iein. unb spar In
Sninois. mo sr In elmer bon Ne9ern
bi&t %bsuobnten @egsnb HID aufsebal=
ten baben ion. Die bief9e poli3ei
tuartst auf eine bon bort ein3uienoenbs
Photographic.
o lie Natureasfrage 1T isBt In Elm
Stadium singetreten, mo man befini.
tibe &siultate ertparten fanr. Der
Boarb of Srabs, Der Commercial
Club. bic Ws.deanis Afoeiation unb
BITE Manufacturers afOciatiOn babsn
f1 bereit erfldrt. elm gemeinfames
Romite nod Sltnois au i,noen, Inn
bort on Ort unb Gtsls au untsrIu9sn
unb 3u beri6ten.
6rau @mtIte o. 90 | m :
mer, Satin bss O3tifsrs Sobn
Wtmmer, III seffern TN 81. 0tnesnts,
9oipitale gehOrbsn.- Grau Wimmsr
bate f8 elmer Operation unter3ogen
ino TIRE 2rdfte nabmsn ieit berislben
beidnots OBJ. Sic binterldBt auber
ibrem tisfgsbsugten @attsr unS ibrem
ueun Sabre alien Sobne, bret S9wss
5ferr uro einen 6albbruoer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-13
...NYres Bulletin.
Settler Smrnobers Zoe
0eaoaene S@msiser 6anaarbeit

Sic piiIen bab Die &eiier Salsbe<
fleioun9en Die feiniten fno. Oas lit
riatig. uno tros Der niebrigen 8rei1e
finb ale Surnobers in biefer 8araain
Bartie bon ibsr einunbspansis Sum
bert, &eiier.
Sei ieiner Iesten &ei1e bat Ger &ei<
Ter Wertreter uns einen sroBen @orz
ratb bon allen unberfauften Surn%
obers, bon Der Csc unb SOC Nusmabl
~ansebOten.
Ser 8aiement Mann bot 33c an
benz Dollar unb erbielt bieieIben suge>
fdlagen.
Sieie edte Seller Surnobers wer<
ben am Jreitas bsrtauft-iiber 80
perf@ieoene @uiter-ioIde Die reseI<
maBig Csc unb soc fofen; Sbre
@uswabl .1Oc
Baiement, St Gang.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-13

berbefert. Wsfisite Manes Str, far-
LTD bon germont Ctr. 1925.
Wafbinston WeTamara an Warg.
2Od. Got SO. @inbfor plaee, All BET
$50 Gub, berbeRsrt. Gillette Nswmarl
Str., ftioli8 BON IL. Sirabe. $500.
Nrtbur q. gbmunbs an @iliam 5.
6Ob. Got Is, Winter's Subj, Sci.
osnfider u. u. abb, IS BET lis CUB,
berbsfert, n6roIide Settle Der Mtnns.
iOta Str. 6fli9 bon CAT StraBe.
81. 200.
Sbomas s. 8an@leabe an emma
WcNabnep, Got 2. Waniur u. u.
Subj. She'll bon AuBenlot 157, 26 5
BET 117.6 SUB. psrbsH.rt. nbrbIt9s
Settle Der Walnut Str, tpefli9 bon
2Dfe Ctr. 81, 500.
Wiliam W. 2err an o5eHe 2elum,
$beile bon Seetion IA, Somnibip Is,
Range 2, IS gcres, Wapne Sotpnfbip.
$l2, $50.
Normooo Presbpterianer 2tr9e an
albert 8. @rObe, Got l56. 9osbroot's
profpeft Strabe Nbb., 80 bet 140
Sub, berbefert, 6fli9e Settle Der 8ans
Deman Str., n6rbli4 bon Orange Ctr.
$500.
Charles e. gming an Mnna st. Gt.
mater, Got z, 6trob's Subj, &itter's
Aoo., Srbinston, so Bet $50 Sub, pers
behert, n6roIide Settle Der Sultan Ibe,
tpeflt9 bon Dounep Hbe. 81. 500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-13
Biese- Srab.
O { n.

YauI uno emma Wafon, 944 Noro
alabama Str, Qnabe. - Merritt unb
Bertha Woolf. $40 Oh "a. Str,
anabe. - Saeob unb emma Wolfe.
ALI Werria Str. Rnabs. - 9. uno
0ote giIiams, 1907 @ef Ohio Str,
Wdb9sn. - purbis unb 2ouiie Sobn.
ion, 3019 Wef Waihiu9ton Str,
Wdb&en.
Uetraut.
6erlie s. giaman-Wprtle 0anber'
qrif, @rssnpoob, Sno.
Warf q. 2aper-@oie W. Ban Slad.
SoIepb s. Banssaro-Nnnie Sobnion.
Samuel .. BsQ-Sarab Barrier.
afa Seferis-Warp s. SOlt.
Nlbp &oosnbaresr-Wa rp 8. grneH.
GeRorben.
Sobn g. Buisr, SO. 739 SID Mii'
fouri Str. - Grau Wargerette Hi'
&arbs, 81, 727 On Georgia Str. =
Daniel Gang, 83, 1906 Wsff 8ermoni
Str. - Mar9uerits Wpsrs, z Wonate,
1906 8ila Abe. - Warp 6eu9tsr, 80,
22O7 Ransoen GtraBe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-13
SoSt 81 @ooem seRarst.

$. 6. Rooneb, 1913 parf Abs.. feel
gsfisrn bor benz Spribsnbauis on Der
gde Der Is. uno Aiblano Abe, pl6b.
lid tobt 3u Boben. Der Sobte uurbe
tn bas Spribsnbaus getrager, bon mo
er In Der Ambulan3 nod fsinsr @ob,
nuns eebra9t muros. Cine 2dbmung
mar bie urfa&e bes pl6blt1en Sobes.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-13

s. %. @abmetIer. 1916
Stu State AOenus, Elm Waf9init Der
Sbomas Nabben Co.. fiel am Greitag
bon elmer Setter uno 3os fi9 aubsr
8erlebungen TN geRat nod einsn
gru& bes linien Gubtn69sIs 3u. gr
murbe in's ct. gtneents SofpitaI Be.
f6roert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-13
Gbamseltfae ct. Sobannes=
0emein6e.

I'm Sonntag feiert BITE gpangelif&e
ct. Sobannss'@ emeinbe ibr idbrli&es
RiIfonsfef In 3wei @ottesoienfsn,
Rorgsns uub Absnbs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-13

Ekor6. Gmilie Skinner, Satin BON Sohn
mimmer. 6reitue mor9ens nm 8 Ibr.
i'm utter bon 4s Jobr,n uub 6 MOuutsn nod inr8sr
Rranfstit.
Sreuuoe fino sinesIabeu bon Der Derftorbtusu ON
GSuntae Ratrnittas bon 8 bis 8 ubr in emil Waar'
tins g8obuuua, 1419 College soeuue abf2ieo gu
uebmsn. bon mo aus and nm goutae Ra9mtttag
nm q rbr bic Bstrbisuns trloutim f. ttHnbet.
Die trauerueeu 5interbIiebereu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-13

- @aS Iam9e ipdbrt tptrb
gut, ote &trmeS mox8em
tptro oaS betpetiem.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-13
@rmnseiaenibnms . rebertrasumsea.

STANFORD u. Wtsgtns IN Srene 9.
5atplsp, She'll Got Al. Sultan u. u.
eubb., Srbtnston, SCI BET 1924 SUB.
perbsHsrt. Offeite Sitter albs., fhblt9
bon Der penniplpania g~iisnbabn. ST..
900.
Ann DO. Bremerman on Alpba Or.
Waion. Got $50, armaruns part Nob.
IS BET AS Gub, baeant. Shbieiis 81.
Str, 6ftli9 bon gudspe Str. 5000.
Warp &. gafman on Samss 6.
&obsrts, 8beil 2ots l linb Q, square
81, As BET 1875 SUB. bsrbsHert, Wsf.
isits Sainos st.. iablt9 bon @srmOnt
Gtrabe. &21. 500.
Greosrid 8. %. Rod on 9snrp 8.
Rod, 6flide 6dtfte bon Got As. DUN.
lop's abb., 944 Bet 1906 SUB, Der.
bsHsrt, norbusfli9s gds bnn 8ina
Npe. unb 2srinston Mbs. 80. 500.
Sennis 6. @bur&mau an Sacob W.
Warflsp, Got Is unb IA. Wsbb's
8rootRbe Bart Mbb.. 80 bet 100 CUB.
baeant. Siofeite Is. Str, mefli9e
gbb.. SO Bel 155 Sub. bsrbsRert. iho=
Iide gde Walnut uno Barnbia Ctr.
81. 600.
Sobn o.. Jite an antOn Sdmibt,
Got "a. Blod 6, Beatp's aob.. 81 bel
1877 SUB, bsrbshsrt. Wefisits Ging-
ap:.o Str, n6roii9 bon &apmono Str.
81, 900.
&obsrt 8. WeSarIanb an Manforb
6. Wc@orb. Got IL, Gomb's l. 4ob.,
Ortf9aft Saflanb. $500.
9orace McRap an annie $. euni.
ban, Got 4, Blud 3. HOrtb Bart Iooi.
tiOn, 1905 Bet 1876 SUB. ~psrbsRsrt,
Ofieite bon SainOis Str. n6roIi9
BON SO. Strabe. &c.
2ulu DC. Stanlsp an gliaabstb
8omIinion. 9ots 22-26, Neeo's 10.
oition, 80 bsi l72.6 SUB iebe. bucant,
Shbisite bon Rapmono Str, 6fli9
bon DaiIp Str, $3.50.
Walter 81. Sharp On @eorae B..
Moors. Got 80, Drisbi's &c. 2. aobi.
tion, DENTON parf, 38 BET us Sub.
baeant, Shbisite bon q. Strobe, uef.
LID bon Wsribian Str, $1,000.
Sobn g. McGaugbsp an CHARLES
u. Brown, 8bsiI bes norbusfli6sn
8isrtsls bon Section 80. Somnibip Is,
Ranse 5, 49, 90 Aerss, @arrsn Sown.
fbip. $4,000.
2ouis u. @stts on Samss %. Carr
inaton, Cots 5 unb 6, ppls's Subbi.
bifion, 0uisn's Subbibifon, Al s bet
l83 SUB ieoe, berbsfert. Ohieite bon
2spRons abe, nbroIi@ bon IL. Str,
$1,000.
Mmanha W. Niemier on Rutb VII
frebs, 8heiI pon Got 8, Squafe 2,
6ubbarb's &c. Soutbsaf abolition, 26
BET 1916 SUB, bsrbeKsrt. % feite
bon 9inbsn Str. iioli1 bon proipsct-
Strabe. s1225.
2urena @atsielb an Warp &pan.
Got Isl, &oismont Aobittrn, 1875
bel 1873 SUB. berbsRert, Gillette BON
Darmen Abe.. iioli9 bon Bictorias
etraBe, $1075.
Artbur q. Brorprt an 2erop Semples
ton. iioltae 6dlfte ban Got ll9. But.
Isr's GoGsse Corner SuboipiRon. 47.9
BET 167 9 SUB, psrbsHsrt, Wsfieite
bon college Abe., ifhli9 bon IL. Str,
$4,000.
@owaro 6arris. aomibiRrator. an
60 6. peblow. Got 20. Drate & Wap-
betp's l. abolition. 40 BET 121 SUB,
bsrbsKert, Sibfsite bon IL. STRIDE,
6fli& bon Oregon Str, $500.
pbosbs Sealing on @m. @. Moler,
Got .3S. @setton l, @brifian's Oh
@aihinston Ctr. addition. 40 BET 14O
SUB, reb.. eibieiie Der Waibineton
Str, tusfli& bon Grace Ctr. $4,000.
2erop Semplston on 8olnsp &.
Walott, Got % unb She'll bon q,
WiQit's SubbibiRon, square l, 60
BET 202.6 CUB, berb., Offsits Der IRE.
rtbian Str, iRbli@ bon 0ortb Ctr.
$40, 600.
Sup @. RoG an $bomas Z. 90.
milton, $beil Der Cots IS unb Sc,
Sings Subbintfon, &betI bon 6tgb-
Tosh mosl MAASkSns 90 LII 90 o.E
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-13

- Mufgei@obem TIT nt@t
auf9eboben, Die &trmeS
tptro moraen attf ote rt6tt9e
Art 9~efetert tperoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-13

local B etterbert4t
Sd5n uno mariner beute Naat; Sonns
tag, tbeiltpeiie bepDIft unb erobeno.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-13

Gbteaap. ID. Oftober.

sur 4 etuns.n .nssuS 7 usr wOrssns, IA. oftObsr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-13

Sur Snbiana: e95n unb wdrnrer beute
epnntas, sanebmenbe SetpOIttbeit
unb S@auer i'm iabpeitliGen Tbeile.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-13
GrtdI tunger in einem Sage 30 furiren

Ie6me Laxative Bromo Quinine TabIetten
ZIP otbefer erffatten bas @eIb 3uriid pern BIZ
Rur febihIdst. 6. 80. grore's Sianatul
auf ieber S1a1teI. 25c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-13

S1erIonqt-gine Trau rnittleren AIters als 9auS'
~ bdlferiu fur 5wei perfouen.
slaH3ufrassn a5o gaoeu Strase.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-13

~ erIanqt - Gin outer beutiher Sarmarbetter, Der
~ perbeiyatbet IN. Referensen ober abreHe er.
fabrt mon bel DE-. Nerit Mens, GIermont, Snbiano.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-13

0%eriangt-Gine S9ueiberiu nm Atduberuu9en
~ ON PIeibern ~ madeu. Radjufroseu I'm
0Iobs &ieibss eabeH. 0de naistnston nnb SsIa.
more 6trabe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-13
9termometerfanb.

9bermometerffanb.
NishrigRe 9enrperatur. 40 .
20. &. BIbtbs
SecticnssD trectcs.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05

muscles that are not obtrusive, but are
very effective in aiding the possessor
to strike effectively.
There is not boxer in the land VINO
would be afraid Of Hackenschmldt s
b e-bound man cannot hit with effect.
Another thing that is all against
Hack is that he is now in his prime as
an athlete, and has all his life devoted
himself to wrestling. He could not sud
denlv % change and become proficient in
boxing. Thc latter lis a science that
must Be learned early in life, and there
is not a boxer Of note in the country
who did not begin to box at an early
age and keep at it to the exclusion OF
other sports. -,
In the matter of defense, Hack would
be an easy mark for the sharpshooters
of the twenty-four-foot ring. Joe Cans
would be able to feint Hack into a
knot and then deliver a knockout
punch, and Hack would never lay a
glove on the negro.
With Jeffries in good condition, the
Russian would last a small part of one
round.
No wrestler has ever become a first
class boxer, and no boxer has ever be-
come a first-class wrestler.
Hackenschmidt will not prove an ex-
ception to the rule. r.
There are half a dozen heavies in
this country very anxious to get on
with Hack, and the first one that the
Russian meets will take all ideas of
pugilistic fame out Of the head of the
best wrestler Of the day.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05

stenographer present. Minneapolis
sportsmen are just rs anxious to get
at the truth Of the whole affair as
Tebeau, Havenor and Lennon can be.
Trickery in the affair will be rebuked
just as severely in Minneapolis as in
Milwaukee If trickery is shown.
Supporters Of baseball will insist that
the Investigation of this scandal be in
the open and the guilt, if there be guilt,
fixed upon the right person and upon
no other. There is no danger that the
franchise will be revoked or taken
away as the Minneapolis "gate' goes
far to make up for the scant attendance
in the other cities on the circuit. In
dianapolis, Columbus, Minneapolis and
Toledo are the towns whose baseball
enthusiasts make the league a posi-
bility. There will be no taking away
OF the franchise nor will there be any
shifting of the franchise to other hands
and continuation of the present sup
port.
The standing Of the local owners in
the business world is such that it pre-
cludes any possibility Of connivance or
acquiescence in dirty deal. That is
the feature which took the breath of
Minneapolis when the sensational news
| OF last week was telegraphed out of
! Chicago. It looks like some one turned
a trick. That man is the one Mime
apolis wants to become familiar with
L. A. Lydiard has not broken silence
since the meeting at Chicago and has
nothing to say for publication, but it
is rather sure gamble that when the
time comes he will talk and talk in an
interesting manner. "Lyd" is not a
spring chicken by any means, and his
"roped.' When he starts out to clean
house the reprisals will probably make
some one's back teeth rattle. Lydiard
is man Of the world and not the sort
Of chap who will stand idle and per-
nit himself to be placed in false light
in the eyes of his home city and his
friends. If someone has "double
crossed' him tits greatly. feared that
it will be a dire days work. No one
believes him mixed with any bribery
or procuring Of false affidavits in this
affair. He may have erred, or acted
precipitately, but no one thinks for a
second that he was Gin on the DEAL d
Ban johnson has got his oar in the
row and talked big league language
but up this way Ban does not scare
anybody any more than an army mule
SHES at a bundle Of oats. He's like 6
big bass drum, Of good size and make,
g. nice noise, but nothing doing fol
Ban here in the line Of soaring tht
baseball babies.
The side issues are not worrying th'
local followers Of baseball at all. They
want the whole truth of the affair
want it told in "open COURT with n,
star chamber proceedings and at frs
hands-not with the assistance of pri
. vate detectives!
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05

BY THE DUTCH UNCLE 4.
rs &5UH1DRZ REFLECTIONS UPON PASSING SHOW

In the west Michigan is out Of 1t, thru Obi.
cago's influence. with both Wisconsin and Chi
cago and also Minnesota, but here Carlisle comes
IN again The Indians play Minnesota and the
gophers are to tackle Chicago. .%.. i.-
Wouldn' It that make your little SIS
ter g cat bow it's back and spit at the
water tank in the kitchen7
Locally it is regarded as the funniest
thing since the Clark boy attempted to
run out one Of Eckersall's punts with
the Catlin and Bezdek combination
standing and waiting for him like fox
at rabbit hole.
But it is not hard to understand if it
is analysed. Michigan will be the ma
tional champion in football if you can
answer the following hypothetical ques-
tion, propounded with as much reason
as the Detroit story:
elf the Harvard team defeats Yale
at pinochle and the Holy Cross eleven
loses to Princeton at croquet and Penn
sylvania defeats Princeton at golf, prior
to the Michigan-Penn game and Mime
sofa and Chicago and Carlisle play three
rounds of one-old-cat and the referee
declares all bets off, who is national
champion at football7
Answer from Detroit-' Michigan, Of
ccurse.'
Beat it if you can.