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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-23
s1.25 UNDERWEAR. CSC.

Ladies' Vests and Pants. Of natural gray
and white wool. Fine ribbed. Vests arc
crochet trimmed and have long sleeves.
Pants arc ankle length. The regular price
issr.zs q garment. Tomorrow's special sale
price is only 93c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-23
s1.25 suITrNGs. 73t.

choose from. The width IS "a inches and
they come in tans. browns. oxfords and
fancy broken checks. plaids and nice dark
mixtures. The regular prices are $f.oo and
si.z5 yard. Take your pick tomorrow at
73<.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-23

&c A SKEIN for Brainerd & Armstrong; best
Embroidery Silks. Regular price &C skcin.
&c A YARD for French Valencieunes Laees thar
sell regularly AZ &C a yard
&c EACH for Mems Initial Handkerchief. Reg
Mar price &c each
Sc A YARD for silk Taffeta Ribbons In plain.
staple colors Regular prices up % I2c yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-23
s150 vELvETs. zoe.

Mirror, panne and plain finished vcivcts in
big variety Of fancy shades. among them
plum, tomato. lavender, reseda. fuscnia. car
dinal, mahogany. brown and caffeine. The
regular prices arc SIz5, $50 and Sf.75 a
yard Take the shade and finish you want
tomorrow at only Soc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-23
S5.25 BLANKETS, 1895.

These are large double bed size and are
pure white Australian wool, with cotton
chain warp. Win wear better than all wool
and are equally as warm. The regular price
is Ssa5 Tomorrow they will sell at only
$685. pair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-23

day, Monday and Tuesday. Monte
Gristae Will be- given A. the mat
lnoe aud evening performances
wednesday a new play VIII Dc pro
sented. Ia the latter. Mr. owen
portfays John the Baptist the
theme ~ entirely nov 20 the stage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-23
sc MUsLINs FOR 2 lie.

Good standard quality IL Unbleaehed
Musiins that sell regularly at SC yard. on
sale tomorrow at only lie. At this
price only 10 yards viii be sold to a Gus
toner and none TO dealers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-23

Heneraily declined on the ground
that official duties require ali their
fsimo. A letter Was received the
other day from Judge Lindsay. OF
the Juvenile court OF Denver. Colo
Who has promised to contribute an
article.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-23

James O'Neill aud his company
will open at the Grand Sunday
night for five performances. Sun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-23

Good big ia Bed Blankets. with heavy
wool filling and cotton warp. They are abb
solutely unshrinkable. Are white with pink
or blue borders. The regular price is S3.7s
a pair Tomorrow they will be only $2.15.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-23

CSC No Granite Coffee Pot. ise:
SOC ~ -qt Granite Coffee Pot. z0ei
sc 2+qt Granite Coffee Pot. zSei
soc s-at. Granite Coffee Pot. z5c az
Hpiuuf8rs 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-23
10 2-3c FLANNELETTEs. Zoe.

The famous "Arnolds" best quality Elan
neiettes in large assortment Of this sea-
sons best patterns and coIorings. Lots OF
pretty Oriental and Persian designs. Reg
flar price 70 2-se yard everywhere. Buy
them here tomorrow at Zoe yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-23
Al wondsrland Exhibit.

Market st.. San Francisco. ms u
stood ths day before the earth.
quake disaster. has been the bill
this week. being run IN the touring
car at Wonderland Exhibit
The baby incuhatOrs continue 70
draw largely. They are a novelty
I'm this section and as their real
value 20 humanity becomes known,
they become more popular.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-23
soc vEILINos FOR 43c.

Pink, blue and white and all the wanted
shades in fine chiffon veilings that sell reg
ularly at sos yard viii be on sale tomorrow
at only f3c yard There is a nice, large
assortment TO choose from and you cannot
help buying bargain Il you choose from IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-23
Great Bargains

win be offered by the Ladies' Of
the @. A. r.. Mckinley circle. al
their rummaKe sale, which will be
held Friday aud Saturday at 2l26
First ay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-23
75e UNDERWEAR, zoe.

Childrens Vests and Pants. OF natural
gray Australian wool. They come in sizes
from IS 10 "A. The regular prices arc soc
TO 7sc garment. according TO size. To-
morrow all sizes are on sale at 39t gar
ment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-23

For Glasses ~ Johnson Optical Co.
Reom A. Times bldg Examination
Gree. 81 90 down. sl0a A week .ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-23
&c STOCKINGS. 1sc.

Ladies Cotton Stockings. in Hermsdorf
fast black. They have white split maeo
soles. high spliced heels and elastic tops.
The regular price is CSC pair. Tomorrow
We win sell them at only 1Sc pair. These
are great bargains.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-23
u S. MINSTREL
SHOW DATE SET

are arranged IN such way that
emily 10 Winners 81 those first de-
hatca San compete With each other
and only five debates viii be held
by the two teams Who finally meet
each ether The question that Wi
be debated Is, Received, That the
best and moat practicable method
Of uRhulldiag the Amerlesn mer
chant marine h the sYHtem of sub
sitioa 30 American built ahipa Sc.
attic has the negative and will b.
represented by nerkely nlAke and
Max Eaos. ~ the senior class. aud
John hoyiagton. OF the freshman
class
CissyLes Mtsice. the edltorln.ehiof
Of the "NhlmA" has been actively
corresponding With several prom
lnent national mon IN politics 20
solicit articles Tor publication Ia the
high schuol organ. President
Roosevelt, chief Justice nrcwor
Jacob Riis and others have been
asked TO contribute, but they have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-23

J. Zasa- Cuntahile "a cascart....
ts.4 .... ...st.ts.tHig beliattl
4. ZaEh- beeiamatd ~ zaxa .s..t.
. ts.s .... SiFnafa FrrrnhiHi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-23

-. If tha hlrh school min
- hsr thls season has been
IT, - ssAraary % The show VII
~ "A nv Grand, as Asr to
y ga ne prospects, ate preflin
t'is a. s..',isssnf Ciolgef has stated
~ .,o,sido talent will De al
~ I. = .akc part as hailadisss 81
wv NV N ihls wears performance
e mesilar held yesterday az
A sl.,ai % BOYS signcd un "a
49, a aud hall a. many a.
~ 49, franklin hlsh school
asas1 asaascr Dwight Hartman
~ - elceted % that position
- 49, weeks ago, aHaod she bows
s'e hesys ami work np SOME
s.,ehes or monolessies, as 4
A. q attention would he
~ 4 ne clio. Hartman has ap
- his assistant Andrew
- Maurice shelton aa adj
e.,lssns mahassn
-. aeAaslax team. which a. 10
lset seattle Ia the debate
naliard. December ~. has
- rA..ssa. The Ballard Seattle
-, s Gao q a series Of 10. held
, $50 The y accredited hlgh
N 49, I. tha state. These deisste
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-23

&c A BOX for Shell Hairpins. one dozen in
box. Regular price fsc.
Sc A SPOOL for Corticelli Spool silk, Ioo-yard
spools. Regular price Sc.
&c A PAPER FOE needie-point Brass Pins that
sell regularly az &c a paper.
21-2c A PAPER for MiIward's and Roberts
Needles. Always sold at sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-23
Toe CREPE PAPER, Sc.

1000 rolls of Dennison's Crepe Tissue Pa
per. so much used for fancy work and for
decorations Width rs inches and 10 feet
in roll The regular price is Ioc roll. To-
morrow's special price only SC.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-23
s1.5O BEDsPREADs. S1.19.

Very handsome white Spreads, designed
especially for brass or iron beds; have heavy
knotted fringe and cut corners. The reg
ular price is $3.50 each. Tomorrow the spe-
cial price is only SLID each. Two to
customer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-23
75c UNDERWEAR. Ate.

Mems natural gray Shirts and Drawers.
These are two-thirds wool and good winter
weight for this climate. The regular price
is zsc garment. The sale price which ends
tomorrow is only 17c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-23
soc NECKWEAR. 25e.

Ladies' silk mbroidcred tailored Stock
Collars, in black end white and evening
shades. Patterns DC mostly pretty Persian
effects. The regut prices arc soc and soc
each. Tomorrow Oily 25c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-23
S1.25 LAcEs FOR &c.

1000 yards of new black Venise and Gui-
pure Laees. in gailoon effects. bands and
medailions The regular prices arc 81 TOO and
SI.25 a yard. Tomorrow take your choice
from the whole Collection at only 75c a
yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-23
csc BEIsrs FOR 4sc.

All the newest elects in ladies' tailored
silk Belts, in all sfes. Many of them are
studded with fancy nail heads aud all are
very handsomely FINISHED. The regular
prices are 69c. zse and osc. Take your pick
tomorrow at only 1Sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-23
re MEMS SHIRTS. 47e.

Mems Negligee Shirts, in plain cadet blues
and tans and in blue and white and tan and
white stripes. They are extra large, full cut
garments and will give you splendid fitting
and wearing satisfaction. The regular prices
are Coo and zsc each. Tomorrow only 47c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
Gin cinnati !, I 8 81 81 Louis,
\ ST .OIJIs n G. Jllly e. Cincinnati
SOUTH All ANTI LEAG j e

Jacks onyille, s Colunbia 3.
SJAcKsCNY1I4LE, FLA. July I. Jack
onYille won #to-da y, s game In the second
inning thrQ ugl, the Hitting Of Buesse and I
svYagnon. two new players u, s,ho reported
to-day. f N
Score: 4S55 II. d.
Jacksonville. ]. \. ). % q % % q q q O-3
}Columb Ia {. \. % q 3 w q o "a Oh
Ia tteries WI Ills and Shea shton and /
Sweeney. Time. :22 ulnpi &c.
Charlie on, s Augusta q. s sl8
~ CIIAREsTON IN. s. N CT. ] " n Aug usta
tied the score ii q he ninth inning this
Afternoon, and q r,lnlpus 81 ensued that
called for police suppression The men
quiet down and pla yed Il hree innings
more. Fender made a safe hill, scoring 4
8sayldge II 81 the twelt 81 and won the
game. vs. VA (5s ~ sS 5f8it t3sS.
IL Score: 4 l88 r. II. E.S3.
q Is i Is. o o q q . o 2--s
Aug us Ia IL. N \. o q o . o q Ia
81 Batteries: saYidg q s$3 d TIL Reisl nger;i
sRucker and IL NJ GORE and Carson. Tine
82:15. Umpl Tres, IIol mes an q "a Turner.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
Novel Shoot Such Local x S' Sl''' q
Has Not cipatte'tls II! BE- lEE;I.i
gins Next Saturday. Il


sS blg shpot tl1s d
Gun CLUB 81, uui.th July itfSya al
Ipredictc l,at there would DO CALLING
of but yes crdn ye rec.Td
showed seven teen ll,raAet, Vitl' Il Even
more interest mani tested than has beef
curing The soasot, h. u.
medal was easily tS Nse, 2 gs w
I'D WI iii tho exec Her, score s.s
forty-ni,e otit goii, g 4 otlt VII
csghtY-seven out one drtso tavt
gets tielng for higf Z gym \ fion-
5orss ~ # /. .
VaNsf and Hechler tied with thar |, ha 5.
sdicap THE TInte Wre1ice -
The shoot ~ e Tnchler wo n b 5.s
# The ltt tacn FOR the
Smith medal ylil take pla ce next sat1r.
day on t1e sAS tprrhlr1 dig.
III will ia an interesting shoot, g
te cor,dd tons are 30 forel gn to any
Eoyert,insia prize codtte In ~ 1o
Escli wilt sho OF at t1irt
Eets $u seG 81 both barrels g no ten ralrs
dbi,tSas The IA oie WAnr1i ng A tle Uol1ny
Tho ontenest u1te,g the senso becomes
the owner. ssSg II! \.
HAl shoe ters III Richmond arc invited IT,
parblci s
Scores y ester day. Is5s /. ss sSs
The scores terday were
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
SECOND DEFEA ..;0.s
FOR LAWMAKERS
Still Pitched Last Game but Was
Not&in Best E orl11 Great NJ #
rtotnps See Contest IVA

en- b the second q game " began III the
Z grandstand and v bleuchers were u filled
with about seven or eight tousand 8peo-5
ple,SS and Severybody A waited a In NJ q hushed
ectancy as q there was "a general feel ~,
Ing tina Il the $LaWmak ers would win the
B second game OF Il the series. Il Butt was,
4 not to be- and It was Il the Irony OF fate!
that hey should be shut 8outsand allowed
THE Truckers to make four runs, exactly
the same score as the first game showed.
The g1lawmake did somewhat better5Sin5
the field, but the a ference was made
ZIP In the better batting Of the aggrega
ton from Portsmou ii.
s8fEST itnan. who has alrea dy made a name
for htmself, Il hit out a two ba gger In the
n first inning. and the third man III. Fisch-3
Y mar. singled and scored II tman. Ikain;
singled but the next two men struck out,
II and he side was ret tired SS ID II
II s The second run came Il In NJ tho third
inning, n when Titmang went to first on
81 sapp's error, @ an d was sac rificied it by
~ ConroyS to second. 8s Il tman stole third, !
a and " was brought IN on M Fischman's
" grounderS to first, 81 The next man up also
VI went out to first. ~ 81 mi Eli Ri
n 81 In the fourth inning, Conroy. the first
an UP. sir 81 ed 4 and u schman was hit
~ by q pitched ball and wal ked to first kain
4 third base. \. 1hei . Kelley came to bat,
81 sing led q safely, 81 and Fischman easily
a crossed the home plate, making tho third
TUn.l Lohr was the last man up. He sc ut
S$a fly to- shaffer, who q so put out ley
81 onie first, and made "a double play In
s assisted. To ii ls9stt VI
ofs the five hits for the Lawmakers,
si Y D7oran made two both OF them being
~ -baggers, but both times he was left
3S8o on bases and his good lntting went for
81 snaught2 against the weakness or Z those
following. cuddy made two, y and shaffer
made the fifth, In the fifth inning, Reeve
N and shaffer made a fine n double play.
when Reeve accept ted a grounder. put the
Il runner out on second and 81 threw Il to
VI Shafer. putting the runner out on first.
Al The Etahnlated score follows: III. d u. Ss!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
Cong e ell LOCI call$SO p1,o-
5S|S .11ei1t of B owker, British
\ Crack. 9sss
WAS IN Or h EAT: CONDITION
Efforts Still Being al eSto}35 Re:
match Jimmy Britt and
s5 4. Terry "a! Govern. a i55 n;
.sByssBC Chip!

| CHICAGO JUL, viii have to
take of our hats TO Abe ell. y 1la not
only de entcd IA anlae Neil, but old 1T III
silch a. decisive lion as leave A no
possible room foa. doubt rs to which was T,s,I
the Y better man. 4 Also Attell Fought Neil
at what was supposed ITO be The lat ter 8
part lcularl " favorfte style Of q ghttng -3
give and tia ke. 81 ug and slu 6 sbacJs Il Con-
$trar to all exaYeoba Lions nd atgal11 y
the advice Of his yyarines St pa ntl sans the
eleven littlo ight ter aid ffust what he
lliad spronised " ID " but which, body
ilaut himself elieved he uad real IN 4
dertak e-4lla met Neil hal fWay all through
the .bnttle, and VIII en- It came to $a ues-$
gtpn or gbrenk ne ground. vi WI as Ne and
not 3Attell who was forced ITO 81 We. n
Neil is light 4 good game ba tile but
was ,lp against 1T right from tile 8 TART
Danl II IN the light It was ppartehlts that.
5i,arrl1lg ~ rltlke, sAtbell could not lose as
HELD Netl safe he tap AZ " g
gong and wtDs cas- " h is ma ster ct Y
81 Ees, The NJ wei ght champion
IT, * 4 terrible beating i hut stuck to This
guns gannely although he sreaa1 zed long
before tho light N'es over hat ne g
fighting opelesss 1,nttl
AIT tenn Ii, as result ~ Of The fight re-
tains the. entherWel g{Qlt cf.an1ppio ship
ALSO winning the go belt Up BY tils,
Pacific Athletic e,l,lb, which Y staged Y the
d Il FAIR. He also earns the right To- &c
recognized as 10 glcal oI'ponr &of
BotWker Bile I'm gldsh crack for the world s.
champ lonahtp, and a me etirgs tetw cen
sthesae two for t5,eut iii be ext IN
order " 8
sEs 1t Is doubtful al there IS man I'M tho
ring who cal 81 I've at tell asjhar =
bargltnnent. ct the wei gtnt mere
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
TO BEG Il ! !: !
R|EGh7TIASE EVER.
3(Continued from. First Page:)

fTTT "
race will pe contested BY boats sor class
S3 YP,' which comprises boats OF the thirty
Y foot class This rating was decided upon
for THE nternnt ional races in order g$to5$
enable European yachtmen d to be- epre-S
scented 4 with the d least discount # as
thirty foo ol,ta can be carried across q
the ocean IN the Deck OF any one OF the
big translt steamers This method Will
save European chtsnlcn from the & u1ss--33
comforts Of an ocean trip on their boats.
The race Will be- dec lded on poi nts Points
will DO judg ed as follows:
4; Every zach I must have sail comp 81 81
two races of this series and defeated tlor5
competition at ~ least twice in ord er to \
Qualify for 4 Ne E'' class. 81 4,
FIJI Each yacht com peting In this cl1ampio
ship race :Y1l be cred ted 9wl til one point
Il for every Yacht ahey doheats in her class
with ono point add tional sas a 6 premium
for en- TRY. "a ny yacht that eta rts and does
not finish, will bis given no points, but VIII
be counted as a. defeated yacht In credtt-8
ing points to yachts that do finish, Isl
THE champ ionstip record az any yacht
In the "I'" q ass will he ~ percentage OF
points to lor5 credi olltS OF the total 5nun,-i
Der OF points possib BILE g her II.
{{ In case a race he post poned 4 for any
proper q cause the Regatta Committed
must approve the date proposed for It's
K Ties, ii any, viii 30 sailed OFT at@ ii
time and place to be designated by the
ENesntta Committee. ls5 ts 55 S5 Nj
Elimination Races. nag "a
os ,mloaas asfs tSf & salsa o
Hampton Roads Yacht Club the u last
week Iii II August, II or & the Y first week in
September. 9ss t9 g.5B}.5 Oh
1t is expected that the more famous
European yachts Mill be entered itp this
race, AS several suggestI Ions and tnqui-i
ries have come from that part Of the.
yachting world !, and II Is quite possible
will sail their own era at the ex posi-
ton. Vii H 25. s3S & IS s57 h ~ Ii h
The frse.foy-alI races are open to any
sailing craft less than forty feet In
length. These races have been devised
to give the advocates of every style ot
| hull and rig ~ chance to sett le once for
all tho question Of compare tive rnerlts,
In this race each boat viii sail on Its
merits. There VIII DO no handicap.
IN nll there Will be races for twenty
four classes, which viii he Sdesi gHatels
by the letters from, & AZ, to IS These
boats vii be entered IN twenty races.
Only members Of yacht clubs will be
allowed to enter boats In the races, ok.
cept the Hampton NJ Roads Club race,
which sill DO open, to nil corners, No
paid anen will be alloWedi on the boats,
and the races with the exception Of the
| free for-all race, will be sailed under
tho rules adppted by the Atlanta Coast
Conferences az 1905. Il AZ
All trophies will DO supplied BY the
Jamestown l1X position, with The exception
I 5etS one 9 lfered ny President n oseYelt,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
rumor wa apparently Ia tho out como gof o
belief that n q q revol ution inSas the team
mara Kerna ant was III ecessary, II not pend Y
ASK or,y, 81 Sen ellie

s8 II Il u a All interesting story how 4 bird
$gasmail Sent lie, 81 tho p iladel phta Ma
II tionals. broke his \. hand while 4 III h tllig
city. 6entelle went into III Graw'ss billiard
saloon one night and being used TO pay
five cents d cue III QuakcrviIle. he cried
out lin pain when he was forced to pay
531.2o an I hour "a for several hours o1 pool
4 playing. u Son telle n went q home and said
that ne u had A been robbed 8ins Nc draws
#place. arley Or dan got hold Of the
facts and wrote q funny story, y tellfnE5
y how sentelle 4 was going ~ to II enplo the
Maj Ia 4 to square ccounts with EcGrnw.
& When the Duff " crew ms back here
a fCGraW wa wild over w hat he thought
was an insul /. Hes d con fronte \ Sentcile,
and "a ID hat Ii this III Dry d bout you
going toS ret me q
s;enlslle made u 1ocula 81 reply. Bill.
$NIcG rawt was angry and N poured p U u aS
ytctrrent Or abuse, ding 4 up wtth tho
crack staEut Se1stet1 was a Dago an lit
mi grant, fact, and oug}l not To S 10
allowed to 40 n here. 5s
rs good an Ar1erf can as you ar a.is8
gaid Sent Vel md pro Il YOU
iii KiIt 1nre
@ sentelle ma ls d move ~ hfcGrnw, " but
Harry Trtf1ill. s tral nerj sof pug ltsts and
rubber for Tooth "a risk. " Jumped :,rttyeec
them. Hes nrz1as s q yvil "a spdng 1T Senteles
who Is snral Ter. n bit M the after; dncked
and then landed q sina st 4 taE# rnke Tut
.fill s nose. Inc dental " Seritelle# broke
his hand and n was drng ia II i;ay BY Kid
Gleason to IA surgeon. 81 aft the III
tered bones. All & 4 IS \ too x place lii II tho
Polo Grounds here, accor.lin NJ III joe EYi IA
ssBrlsh FLOWS hood um Ism, 10 run ram pan i.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
I"If Johnny i caves So al, Ill l;,' u,
declares r resi- lent 81 ! ew 85s
M ork Club. SsSs5
MAX Es EMPHATIC { I I : DENIAL J Il !! \.
Much noe kin q 81 \ ErstW,h Ill !.
Giants $on A cunt 81 Defeats Pc eats ~
+ owH Sertelle Broke II and
b!
4 Is me Times Dispa ten.

Especial TO- The Times 4 ~ 2, ispa tch.
NEW " DIRK Jul ding All the y, I
friends and supp ters g John: Nc Nc,
,Graw,S that D tory to Meet that 81 , "
was aupersede as mana ger ofs
~ Jimmy 81. o E,.' ~
Brown I must 81 have been inspired 81 BY
'ssomebod who had keen interest ~ ~
.ha wing AfcA leer change hls lace "a & res
idoncc They also tirnat cd that per ri
hapst III 8 Wish was "a Their to the thought
which sent the alarming rufnor 81 zlingE
over the WI res II ss3
a. AZ fors Ohm. * j rusl, 81 ealient sof the
New York club S no n IL v said II "a have
mad the overt lures to M Ale er, wa 81
80 het up en- lleS hea I'd that
ne couldn't ex press himself for II IN N
meIt Then he st whole story
with 81 The Ns emphati q II assertion that les
wouldn' know N GA leerSif he fell soYerShiml8
and that when & % hmm Nh Nc rawS LEI tiiej
Giants so would he 3 rush Il SO, thcre!&6
34 There has been much knocking Of
the erstWhlleS Han s on recount Of ii cir
Indifferent md S he cGrl1