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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25
SCANDAL is
DEVELOPING

40 unexpected bit % evidence
was ief drup yesterday when Hos
ard Gould said he wAs sure his
wife hal never haen married b..
fore Ahe Joined him In matrlmonY
The report that she had. he alb
anlntelY denied And said that the
police had tried - worh that up
Tor a financial consideration
To-day the proceedings teok a
dlffsfent turn.
Mira Gould 10 said 70 have made
disclosures 10 bingham along new
lines and there Is a possibility that
the poet office authorities msY In.
yeatiEate tho cAna especially shere
tho mail IA alleged to have been
tamparud with,
Ate Hammei IL said 20 have erit.
ten Mrs Gould. Offering hiss sarvs
Ices IN eailiaE off the detectives
According 10 Nfa Gould. rafmer
Inspector hyruea had the dster.
tlyea on Per trail 20 establish the
fact that aho bad q husband iiv,
ing
The district attorneys office MAJ
take = hand and Investigate a. to
n" report that uanry VAS paid
detectives while supposed % have
been In the city'e employ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25
TO SEND WITNESSES EAST

The Pacific Coast Lumbermsn' =
association met this afternoon -
determine on the witnesses who are
70 80 10 Washington 20 testify AT
the snit brought by the association
against the railroads q the west
before the Interstate Commerce
Commission Secretary Victor ~
Heekman IL unN Ia Washington G
A poiy. who Il IN the east. viii AZ
tend the hearing J A Coulthust
q BslilnEhhn. representing the
shlngle Mills bureau. VIII likely b.
present AZ the hearing Other men
whO viii be chosen 10 10 viii be
Austin n. Gfiffiihs. A. r spcrht
G. = White. Of Seattle. and james
II Ashton. Of Tacoma President 3
" Piles o. tho Southwestern
Washington l.amber Maunfactur
err association ~ chehaiis, viii
probably go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25

are several circumstances connect
80 with the case pointing 90 3 pos
slhility ~ hia innocence
During his three years residence
AZ Franklin. he has borne 4 good
reputation Tor neaeofuiueas and
sohflety no sun has been found
around hlh house. nor has a shot
gun been soon there at aus time
The dead man and those with
him At the time. we're intoxicated
and auafrelsome An Of them are
knaWh around Franklin aa drink
Ing men and auarrelaome ahen
drunk They afH said 70 have
been fighting among themselves
The dead man aud an these with
him At the time of fhe shooting are
Poles. while ktnmbunki. b. H.
lithuanian. speaking diffefent Ian
EuaEe
The opinion ia frnnkiln Is that
Gernshefaki wAa shot by one ~ his
companions IN a drunken quarrel.
and that the charge against Atam.
boraki Vas framed By tho others "a
shield The real ruinflt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25
BOARD HAS 100000
IMPROVEMENTS ON HAND

concrete walks was about Via .
yard
There we're several new grading
firma In the composition but thsy
failed 70 help the situation. for rs 9
tale they were higher than the old
contractors.
One firm. McInnis q Harrington.
bidding on the Twenty third AZ. =.
sidewalk Job asked 400 g yard for
the excavation. while the same firm
bidding on the West MeGraw
street sidewalk work. asked 70
cents for the excavation. They
were reasonable on the ooncrete
work, sl.22 cents a yard MacAdaln
q Co, bidding on the Twenfy-thirc
sy south work. bid 20 cents yard
for the excavation. 50 cents a yard
cheaper than McInnis a Herring
ton. They bid flls for concrefs
and will probably get the contract.
The work wiii cost close 10 SEQ 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25
DEFENSE HAS
ORCHARDS
CONFESSION

Victories. The defense scored FRI
day. barrow gained one b. hsF'
ing Berry exposed By the court Tor
bias and Richardson the other
when. b. invoking Rooseyelts tn'
desirable citizens letter. be ehmin-
afed from the boz taleaman Leettsr.
who. although declaring absoluts
prejudice against the Miners FED
GRAFTON, seemed determined 20
qualify
As s0on as The court reconYenea
today the defense began ths et-
animation Of Finley Mclean.
Darrow says IL IL impossibie 20
complete the jury from the pressnt
venlre and adjournment cannot b"
avoided
j. v. Tourtellotte. an srehltset
was aecepted by the state. They
paremptorily challenged George
Mcintyre. Mclean qualified. sub
ject 10 perempiory.
The defense challenged John
Whltlock. The defense had thres
challenges left and the prosecution
two. The peFemptory chaiien gss
have left but Js venfrerier Of the
special panel when receas was
taken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25


BOISE. Ida. May p Orchards
complete confession is ~ last In
the possession OF the defense in
the Haywood murder trial
This Is the worst bloN yet sus.
tnined by the state aud the inter.
eatn who are back Of the proseeu.
ton The state planned 20 keep
the defense In absolute Ignorance
Of what Orchard would say IN or.
der that they would be unable 10
produce witnesses who would con.
tfadlct him
How the leak occurred n not
known. but the lubilant attitude
Of Richardson and barrow indicate
that they At least believe they
have NJ last penetrated the states
armor. and are now In a position
10 protect their clients inteiligeutly.
THAT the defense has outwitted
the prosecution on seeing the con.
faaEiOn, ia openly alleged by the
reason Of the frequent clashes be-
tween HaWiey and Darrow. The
attorneys for the defense we're iubi.
liant when the court re-conyened
this morning over two decided
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25
NO STRIKE In
SIGHT

ufue~ss - the raeaR CmNT ana
Matters unlau still declare that IN
spite q fumars % The uaeiFaFf.
50 ssffke y lmmsueHt and that the
ninior pat 81 ne hotel and fesfas
fant keepers ~ seattle have agreed
70 grant he uniun'a demand Dor =
sis DAY wenk
Many = the Leading cafes have
already put infn practice the nae
Asalsm Amoue them betuE she
Hnlniar Gfand the iiasler. the ktre.
sus nisnafek. AnhauaHr. HuFai.
Louvre. Olympus and the Vienna
Some ~ the above. IN fact, have
granted thoir employees . sitdaT
Nrfk FOR some time
Tho fgaihskoiier cafe Il the Only
large cunearn IN the city with which
fhe uuiua e. az outs This cunenru
has been declared unfair 10 ofEan.
irca labor and it g. not expeetea n
grant the uniuua demand. which
takes effect Juno 1
IN speaking of the matter TO-DAY
c - fafnett % the Olympus rafo
said that thera would ~ no friction
Rith tbs union on hts part.
The naw scale IL expected 10 mnst
aith opposition on the part of sew.
erai % the managers 81 smaller res.
ianranfa who employ only a few
cooks. and who maiatsin that 4
will work a hardship upon thrm 70
put up atth a neW man while their
regular employees are or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25
ASK COURT TO
INTERFERE

Mrs. Pred Hartjer. a. represents
Tive Of fhs King County Humane
Society. appeared before Judge FRA,
Ter tnday. requesting the court "a
take action In assisting the ~.
mofAi of the az children ~ Mar.
Gus Hansen. 4 Main ~ saloon.
keeper. who iiYes 81 lfi6 sixth av.
West
The HAnsona have eight child.
rem. the oldest Nnthiida. a girl 81
it and The youngest q hahs of ~
munfha Two Of the boys. Eddie.
azcd s. and Marcus. aged s. wefe
sent hy Jadre Frazier 10 the reform
school af Mercer Island.
Thn home IL Declared BY Mrn.
nAriies g b. IN an almost inde
arrihabie state of fiita. be mother
u TIE children an imheeila. the
father ignorant and brutal
Tha Humane society & anxious
20 have Mrs Hansen placed In ar
asylum. and homes found for the
children
Judge Fraier finally determined
70 have tha woman brought Mon
dsy and examined az an insane per.
son. leaving the disposition 81 the
children % BE determined later
The family has been q source Of
trouble 60 Judge Frafsr ever since
he has brcn The head Of the Iuve
nile court. one or more ~ the child
roo being before the court regu
isftY. The father was recently
fined b. Judge Frazier for con.
tempt In failing 10 comply with
The courts order
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25

Il was the estimate Of city Engi-
neer Thompson this morning that
there was before the board OF pub
lie works. for consideration. 5000
600 worth Of city improvements of
Que Kind and another.
This enormous crush Of Improve
ments was given a. the probable
reason why some Jobs have been
advertised as many as four times
and not one bid had been made for
the contract
The work this morning comprised
all Kinds Of improvements though
there was but very small amount
Of paving
There was a total Of aS bida Of
fered. principally on the grading
sork These we're. on the average
high. The average price for exca-
Walton was about Is cents a cubic
yard and the average price for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25
EXCURSION SEASON
ON TOMORROW

An all day run from Seattle down
Hoods canal and return wiil be
made by the steamer Whateom on
Sunday. leaving the colman dock
at . 80 a. M aud returning a. 8 so
y ut This marks the opening %
the excursion season This route
possesses scenic attractions that
are not duplicated on any OF the
many Sound runs. and the moat
auspieious time 10 enjoy them II
during the early part OF the sum.
mef.
The Whatrom Il admirably adapt
ed FOR the making OF thla excursion.
having excellent passenger appoint
ments. and speed that viii preclude
anY tedinusneaa that might ariae on
a slower craft ReffeshmeufH MAJ
D. bad on board. and a atop ~ 40
hour VIII be- made AZ Union city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25
NO BLAME PLACED
ON ATAMBORSKI

The eorouef'a jury 81 Franklin
rendered verdict today that John
Gornahefakl came to his death
from gunshot wound fired hy
some unknown person.
This Is strong palnt in favor
o. Vincent Atamhnrskl. the Ii
lithuanian minor nev In the county
jail, charged with the KILLING.
which occurred early yesterday
morning
Deputy Coroner Wiltsie. hcenm.
panied b. Bruce Short a local az.
lornry appointed be Prosecuting
Attorney Macintosh 20 represent
thar office aud Deputy sheriff r.
I. Hodges. went 70 Franklin Yts
terdaY afternoon for the purpose
81 Investigating The shooting
Wilfsie had a jury hmpanelied
and All the evidence there was on
hand presented "a H.
The jury rendered the verdict
above stated
Aiamharati the accused man
strongly dsaisu his guilt There
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25
TRAIN R0BBER HERE
TO RIVAL RAFFLES

Developments AZ the police head
quarters last niKhf and thie morn.
Ing lesd 20 tho belief that Seattle
vii engage Ia one grand man hunt
next week Aside from the OriEi
nal kaffias the ALLEGED presence 81
Nd Carrie. the notorious train rob.
her and road agent. In the city
Fixea the police something 20 keep
them busy
James FiY0H. a iipsr person. re.
ported "a the police last night that
Gurfie was IN tho city and this
morning repeated his STORY 10 Scr.
Keanf 0f Detectives Tenant. who
released him wighout putting much
faith IN tho yarn FIfon has prom
iaed 10 have cufrie AT the central
station this afternoon eHrrie. how
ever. viii not bring $500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25
FIGHT WILL BE
BE CONTINUED

Members OF The Iron Mnulaers
union ~ Seattle while somewhat
discouraged az the failure 10 effect
m compromise with the foundry
mems association say they vii not
give up the fight
IL g. believed. however that many
~ the men viii use their cards 20 gel
employment In other crafts aa al
lowed st a recent meeting 81 tho
Central Labor Council or viii seek
similar employment On other towns.
as many have already done
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25
PRAISES NORTHWEST.

Rey w. II G. Temple. y D.. OF
Yarmouth. ~ s., writes entertain
ingly ia the Chriaiiau Endeavor
World OF Boston about the railroad
trip from the east 20 Seattle lie
dseils a. length on the famous
scenery around Seattle aud says he
would revisit the northwest when.
ever tho opportunity presented
itself alone for the sake Of the
seenefy ilia article IL illustrated
b photographs ~ familiar scenes
around Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25
INVESTIGATING
FOUL MURDER

ELMHuRsT. l. I. siAy 81
Henry BECKER. the suspected slayer
nf IL year-old Amelia siaffeldt, has
confessed 90 being a witness OF the
killing. lie declares a tall. dark
slav stabbed her. The detectives
are searching New York AMI Il Is
believed thai the man described
wtll be- arrested to-day
A thumb print on the knife han.
die has been taken In Val
BECKER vas taken To the mofEue
to-day lie sank on his knees de-
claring. Poor GIRL. n could bring
yon back tn life I would not harm
a hair Of your head
Hccker'E stories conflict
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25
SMALLPOX In
JAIL

Another case - smallpox has
bruken ont ia the King county Jail
and = further spread Of the fever
10 feared IN spite o. the recent
fumleatiou. Chaa tnuRbottofn. who
occupied the same cell ln the east
tank wlth Hendrickaon. the pris.
onef who was taken down With
the disease two DAYS ago. vas ex-
amlned by Health officer Calhoun
today and found fo have smallpox
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25
GOOD ROADS MEETING.

Tho King County Good Roads
club held a well attended meeting
~ she Chamber % Commerce this
when plans for future
action were discussed
The meeting today took M the
question 81 beftering the pablo
highways NOT uniY between towns
and cities of kinE county. but
thuaa leading from this county into
adjoining counties
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25
STOCK NOT WHAT
HE THOUGHT

n. G Phorson has brought suli
AGAINST Thomas Mason MePher-
son alleges that MASON cold him
2 O08 shares ~ stock In the NeW
World Mining company. whose
mines are located ia Cook county.
Montana. on representation that che
stock vas a sure fortune winner
MepherHon paid his money then
and Investigated later, with the re-
mlt that things in reality dtd not
look near a. roaY as when present
od - Masona eioauence This 10
the second suit IF this Kind against
Mason
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25
HAS NOT LEFT VALDEZ

sire has been received By the
Northwestern Steamship COMPANY
from The British Columbia salvage
company victofia 60 say that no
Intelligence has BEEN received rs to
The Salvage steamer leaving valdez
Thla Indicates that the Nogrs
western n stlil IT valdez II WA
thought that she wonld BE- ready 90
return south on the arrival there %
The 1aeatAn With = load Of oaal for
her. but the 1ueatAn is nos we'll
on her h0mewafd run, and II must
b. assumed that additional repair
have been found necessary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25
as CONE FROM TROUSERS

Hugh DonkaY. Who resides AZ the
v estrru hotel. was the victim Of
his nan caFeiszsueNs Last night and
as a result of going 20 the hay aud
leaving hin money In his trousers
pocket. he f. ahy the SIS worth ~
life be had before fctfriag Joe
Younger. night clerk a. the West.
err Nan Arrested on suspicion IN
connection With the theft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25
EXPECT TROUBLE
AT FAIRBANKS

Arthur phhien has teIegraphed
Secretary Smith ~ the Central -
Dor Council Of Seattle from Fair
banks Alaska Ia the effeei that
trouble ls expected owing "a the fact
that the company operating tho
railroad IN that vicinity vas import
ing four hundred men to at aa
strike breakers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25
AonD rroNrrn plrs.

wALLA WAlLA. May 25.-M Mark
Evans. aged 81 a native Of Mary
land. who crossed the plains 10
California In 1919. and settled In
the Maila Walla valley In 1859.
died NJ a local hospital after a long
illness Tie was never married. but
for nearly forty.fiye years lived
alone on his Dry Creek ranch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25
mAnY cAIloREn ~ enoRus.

Nearly nine hundred children are
expected 10 be present &C the re-
heafaal for tho Christian Eudoayor
chorus ~ Plymouth Congregational
church tomorrow afternoon The
children will sins at the interna
tinnal convention 81 Christian En-
deavora here In July
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25
Has KILLED 70 DOCS

Tho official dog catcher has SO
far killed - dogs ~ the large mum
Dor that ~ has captured since the
frat ~ the month when be started
au his rounds
There have been - date a total
- 1850 licenses taken out By dog
owners
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25

Lewis " Palmer has a COM
plaint against Mat Branasan for
shat might be termed a peculiar
case OF assault and battery. Brana-
gan was arrested yesterday on that
charge and admitted that he turned
the hose on Palmer. who. he aiieK-
es. was interfering with his work
men. The so-calied assault hap
pened at the corner OF FRS, av. and
King 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25
DO WE SPRINKLE STREETS
WITH OHl

That Seattle 4 known IN the Old
Dominion was shown b. a letter
received this morning bY Mayor
Muofp from Mayor Carlton MeCar-
=. % Richmond. who desired %
know II the city Of Seattle NaH as.
lnE OF for sprlnhiins purposes on
the puhllc streets. and n 80 whether
satisfactory
MAYOR Moore all answer by say
ipg that Seattle has too much noun
tain water 20 bother with oil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25
GOV RUNS orr VITA MONEY

Wanderluat found a prey 10 ~.
eafuid Ira Colburn Of 25fa Elm.
woed place last night when the
boz after rininK hm fathers house
of all the loose change. loft for
parts unknown. Young golburn
was ON parole from the Chehalls re-
form school
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25
HOUSE TO &c PURCHASED.

The board Of public works re-
eeiged bids today for the purchase
Of large two-story residence
known As the Dave Taylor house
a. the southwest corner OF Yesler
way and Fourteenth ay. Contxac-
tor Stanley vas the htgh bidder az
ss.257 Tho house Was taken on
condemnation proceedings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25
DYING

sfsFsa.rw Isrtss A3Aph stsxxses
CANTON. utia. May 90 Tate
this sfssfuaan Ms Niuiam Mekin-
ley faak sudden tHfn f1r tha Wefsr
AS hezan sfuktak FkpifiF sna Ray
Ole - Any ufnatH Tier ha4st fails
a. fssnaNa 80 ttn s4fnulant# DIT
HiaHN art fhs relatives are await
tnn sHH Hnd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25
GOVERNMENT MAY TAKE a
HAND IN TAg INVESTIGATION
- DISTRICT ATTORNEY Is
ALSO BECOMING iNrEH.
UsTEo.

fs~ripps r~isasaph ssrsteeA
NAV YORK. MAJ 2a.---Lasa this
aitsfnooa ssrs, Howard Gould made
= sensational statement 20 General
Bingham thas FOE atantaa shs rad
lived IN terror % helna poisoned.
sire showed several letters warning
hsr 20 be careful, Tee apthorship
abe was unable % discover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25
ilTESfAKE and FREMONT.

.
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HxAcSF ANp Mssli't-sSn fAAA
lxn- = sIesssa Is fsis sf~-a. seruh.
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~ mats1 te.n gostk9es f4tn. kNH
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- ms taes4 - ear VS.
frf saesrn fraas ssaas. uEss FFe
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~ ht 1 saex = ese~pt aaf hinc&s e
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IN H-sN ) s5arH n or ifas fsee~ss
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ran@s aas Ia1 ere@fa -
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80 stswszss. sgd a.. So -. s.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25

NEW YORK Mar 90 senHa.
linnhl Developments Arw cropping
out N fhe Gonld divorce aeandai
10th Howard Gould AID his ulfe
have l<en summoned hefafe deputy
Police Commissiunsr HAaaon 20 tell
what ther AMOS Ahout thu hlrlus ~
eliy Detectives 10 spy on one an
cthef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25
BALLARD DISTRICT.
Merritt Realty Go.
Ballard Branch

A 'arsir seme srianHHt icrsiian fsaf
rem Goes aaffaHa ~ tHa lrf Wfth FHH
haHflrN faHH trees. aafaaa sHeffias ans resp
teffIas uIHnfF f1r fsaiiF. city Ha4sf.
cement aHtHaafH. FtarItHtHE on ard -
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rasn tftsaHs fsfnta 1aat fns riaea Hau
are laaaAns
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25
BANK STATEMENTS


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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25
T. II. Warford, Mgr.

fa cen Ave Msffh
Tak- 80 Hsuaff raf au8 Esi 90 a. shin
81 rHane ballard lf "A 8
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25

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4uu kRfilssfFruN Fl
= aaatfis
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25

HatHhNn rashtFF r ~
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sssrrs~s attest crss iafnsi4"' JONI
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-25

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q fHa
NATIONAL BANK ~ e9Ahhti1h
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-09
TIGERS OUGHT TO TRIM the CUBS
In CHAMPIONSHIP BATTLE SERIES
nY Go. r. puLEoRp.

Play tho Tigers championship
jennings ana HIS
They ought win than the White did last
season In that remarkable acoHhw, ding finish.
Pretty bold statement Yes It Is, but facts warrant H.
Conditions about fall when
the soA and Cubs divide honor OF tho baseball world
Then the whiTwind anatchng tho
American league the the
This after fine all the tho Tigers entered the
stretch neck and neck with the Athletics The latter their
own door yard The Tigers unendy territory yet they
the pennant sheer
And tho close the whom
they he
10 a
al tho White soH did
And the championship the heels OF tho
the TIGERS viii the fourth
They Will their
condition They will DO able maintain the they learned
that Hugh JounuEa will be
OF their everyday speed.
Against this the champions fine that 10 H.
VIII into the after months oafng Just did last fall
The Cubs cnohod the pennan long Since that time the
necessity existed Cubs oased
They think they travelling
hit before the flag but they have
II that a = In
OF horses u of life And
because they their
fastest the Cubs VIII 80 into those championship Just tne
stale BIZ OF the edge has knocked off during the last few
weeks and this will OF the
Frank Chance takes aggregation the fight OF this
OF winners that ever battod Tor pennant
That behind
In the face u ong odr when expected Il plays the
the and little advance all the time No
portunity .
chiefly because
they their accustomed the dizzy
Whereas their have easily that they viii be
IN for tho grueing baiilea