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CHASING THE TWO REMNANTS

ard run game tn rr4a = way that Eysrs and
llntar Nere att. iias en t1sir heads "
Frank cfares e great believer IN exrsrs-
fatd men ga lmpartan. positions. "TnAt's
vn an FoinE q rrraiA Miss KAhos" sid
&H7 cila lratrr 3eg.c4laY mgEninE II
pstirr Aike o. jolrsrter who miEht % ;
s-s-- itfief. but Hu-td Hat b. taers with
ias l'94ia al is critical moments"
MeH>ers q the worlds champions are
eouu.ilalrs beeause faey are forbidden 70
make ans denomination IA lhs coaoAsr'a
to1 uriH O. man rsseaet lrpt base. JAsk
sherdan has the following pointed remarks
carried tau r#sU tHx TOO FAR and bT0uEht
ora fIr rutortrms sAl fuFmssNes. A ball
rIffrr u given 90 tncf VIII take yAra.
aut if ls na"sssalF 90 enforce that rule ia
or er o. keep use aoAaarfs from making ina
Faue = farcc
wlEls suihaff formerly u tas e. Louis
Bmgns and one year enc n ne hest ~ irs
era in the lssFue. Is row on hs Kansas
citY tshm Hu3ha0 gas one q, ths first
HlY Harrl a ne YanasE worked % sf-
fesilysa iHNsEd 'hs end q .sst ssas0h.
'Siz 3arse WOO tied stone for the
American .ssEae ta,tinE houors lAst sea.
son j, ll,ins uu g - ieoa form. baiuns
at q asl eip wH.is stone u ss'pN hs 40
mara.
Hsuon h sli 20 have aaiy talks wih
IS saans1tsTF IhPs Il danger IA 100
much talk 1nen nff arc ihsY = sei %
a.4.a 49, 4ltlee Aai taey set al mlEsd
up lg lle time ihey nay bal.
The evening world., 1907-05-11
HIT THE BOOKS


N.rn's O Grotaer o. the s-Afed5cr string.
waisa va, moderately played. vas o4nG
90 fourth IN tze fgdrtA race II she hAd
soat through The westsrnert would hANs -
tss..-' e'lrs- -
John r MADDEN s.A ne Quail rGs KosI
b.faro tas running OF ~. hAndicnp Ihs
... .t' -. ,.., - -. -
.5s ..,ls:, H' e.s9s4 ~ H'si Ina ~, ws La
no iakerS
Natolc- Is 4 sqssiy usts niish whs - fsr
from te; ;lS 6 o.r-i1E RON. Sac Aai ~AdvH
aUd Frs rzHs ~ 10 them in ths aftsrnooon-
Tlslt glasses vo-s % lis1s use aurinE fhp
majority OF th. r'ce, ysltsrdar Few could
CAL sas leaaers FiA Accuracy al th> dif-
ieseat siases of ne iAcst
M.rkv cr,mHin, as hack IN N. sassis
,.-,,,-,., s,,., h.r,r a, m. ,rov,s Ell
The evening world., 1907-05-11
ATHLETIC MAIDS IN VASSkR GAMES

POUGHKEEPsIE. y. - Nay IL
Eixb-t athletic misses VIII compete
b. the anauni ncld day AZ Vassa. college
1o-gay Tals is tae largest number
syer entered Tor ne.d day games there
The increase Is uot d4e 50 mgeI % the
lafgs numb ~ students aH ta -srtfs4
sniercsi and moro st.eauuua NHrE IA
10 rsmusef4W.
II would 7-fm as y tie 1tid aad
track record made at Natf3f haa a53lt
reacand fhe Umit of feminine plss.hIii
iias, bug many " he ai1I.l- rir.s saJ
4 10 nor -. ana THERE Wl-. st much dis-
spponlpsW nu n4e 90 f.ea1ts
are mol lowered To-day All forr
clazafs ulpa put tH.lf most ptnuW
ing atliaIeA f1rWard aut elias iyll+1
NIL Ia muss intense flhu etat
Only 1870 N fne eX TINS HrHarla are
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If They Have No Misfortunes,
Such as, They Had Last
Season,
BY BOzEMAN BULGER.

A FTER tearing a. their chains for
~ two days. the Giants and Pirates
4 = VIII Do turned loose AT zach otA-
crs ,hroa,s this Afternoon, ana tae ias'
r,re % whai VAS expccted to be an
.,rl,lng series Nll end u tho ram
an o,Iy ecrvr We H +ee huHm*F
II 4. too bad that the Giants were
,r.,rrnted from Fulng az PiitsnuiR
While the vlupint streak vas on bu'
uo,tly ihev put the holding hnek'
ftrepr on CHICAGO over ~ BROOKLYN. AM
a. present be situation stands horse
ana horse one Gop TO break The "e'
as it were
fu even tifings up aclazs Tie of'lss'
vararsr Donovan announces double
header for thls Aflernoan ami 10 us
n .o5k. awful foolish WAY not save
thai double header 90 draw crowd on
The evening world., 1907-05-11
SULLIVAN AND KELLY DRAW

A slight loss from the previous three
rounds
IN the nineteenth and twentieth roun-s
both men did their utmost to gain -
sufflcicu. lead FOR n decision. bnt there
was no chance The decision was draw
and was tho only possible one under the
circumstance.
while tho fight was interesting. the
Only real exciting even, OF the evening"
was afforded by tho two prel.ullnAries
and by Willis BrIt, VINO was escorted
testing.
The evening world., 1907-05-11
LUCKY, SAYS GRIFF

nIaved TODAY. though the weather ind
cations points 10 a iempertilTe bel1"
the ~ mark
The crnples IN tie n'Ehl1Hfers are
SLOWLY getting In 81 ut. a1d billy
Hoeg mas be nsei i7 tac game here on
Monday.
on SUNDAY Tho lIlghiandrrs Vi'I take
A side UP 10 S4udUHk5. WIr t1rY Hlll
stack 40 against - bun -ot lmi-uro-
fessipuals thar are ulaNlue Fast game
Manager GrMth said lost u'Ent that
f.tfgrr would probably ultrl tire game.
'Hongh tho old Fox iHtisi1tci that
d. himself might do rBe tWrllnr
The evening world., 1907-05-11
"RUBE" WkDOELL ROBBED.

CHICAGO. May li-"iuHf" Waddrii
tae Philadelphia baseball plteasr To-
ported tle I.s. a, ti5 % ti. police ttf-
1aar ltaaAsl wao H sn4ling al tle
.4e vf.l HTanEHr whom ns met su
.r1nt "a 80 hoic. and mud been drinA-
Ink wlth Hm
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SPORTING.
RACING AT
BELMONT PARK

a|I ~ % AAl n 10 JuhE o
IraIna leave Iaak Easi IAlh hL III 10f
ul 4al. NgnN. lglo ga ap. " 50. i1 g
'is job is So 800. 10, lO. 10 a 90
ia % 1Ieiu ~ so ieis. 90 dloj. i'iYk
boy aa 2ON.
Train. in brackets run on opening A..
aatufanfH anI Decoration DAY only Ia
p4U cars on the ~ % aRa I % tralus
fuu East afA ~ rfrFrund faf MsmheFs af
DE Tori and Fisid club ara Annual sub.
,-n.se' ea 81. At waiiart Astoria ana
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-HE westeenors had things pretty
much their own way st Belmont
L Park track yesterday. They gave
the boobies an awful tolt when Tom
McGrAth. BanyRh and Joe Carey won
In snocession. All three arc from the
Barney scnrelb-r barn. McGrah and
Joe Carey were heavily played and
both won easily. There wasn't 80 much
os play on BAnyah. who closed az e 20
There wac sarte douat as 90 wheth-
er he could negotiate she heavy going
The evening world., 1907-05-11

The fourth sunui meet ~ ue Roosevelt
ht.lef0 Lsauss riii ~ htla at ne Seventy
lrs Regiment Armrng TaiuY f1Hrh sire,
und Fsark avenue. ta-muTuN uaaL The
lialsss en- Athletic L'aEle irnry kHown
40 ne Afhlsio Association " ttt EiFhth
ana Twelfth Districts. s an Organization
c-nBa atsa u the follouins Nam attain lrhoYis
No. a. ls 70, 81. 20 and 40
The evening world., 1907-05-11
HILLT0P'S PICTURES TO
BEGIN ON MONDAY.
VIII BE Given Away Free With
Two Eili1ns Of The Even
ing Word

THE Giant baseball fans viii to-day
r5mpl their portfolio of Giant pie
,urea 4ho Ian of the set VIII be given
away 20 day With the Postscript AMI
Ba4ag editions of The Evening World
These plu.as nave besn a feature OF
tho baHshall season
The Highlander fans viii have cause
to rejoice ON Monday. for on mat day
the nrst of the series OF Highlander
p.cturea VII ba issued CLARK Grlmth.
mauFRtr OF the team wii be the irst
OF me aslectlon Then wlil come the
DssrieAs oTth. Hal Chase, Elberfeld. un-
tl tha. series u complete
Rsmemben fans, they are given away
fTea With eAe Postscript and svsninE
editions Of The Bvenins Word.
The evening world., 1907-05-11
eUNTHER DEFEATS SMITH.

:, LokAlN o.. ALAS -8pa.r. chm.
N.tt hflN liEHt Hpuu
eraiia. ou IlseI f...r s.H.
nFeqklyn, iaat Hlshf 1r.ors If
can ne bout q draw II torh rrt
81 thelf frff nt tHh fH. lf
FpAnd NWitH HaH hH
saved himtfi repratr iy ty .Ih m
The evening world., 1907-05-11
Dan arouthsrs 70 Ump rs

pan Brsathsn, oRs u ths sreaissi kan
"a era thai ever Espqsd y plate. bel
beihH ehs of ths oslsbraiet ''hlr Foar."
vN umpir ths taa Eans sl Aaoomb's
Dan Pafk dlanland Ne a n front oil
H1asrrs1 Wrfef seu.nF 4han IA rraei,
hlaaasys mssi . nssi elAaa iaAaa.
The evening world., 1907-05-11
sulIlvan orefs PalmefTAn0ther 5out
OUTDOOR CARNIVAL OF GAMES

-e ordered l4r fhe games Entries
me- already gNHRunH HH II tH.H I 80
llug4. 80. f- aafi IIttHa direct
luI4 HH'an No lI .HHI sAr.a.l
siTset. and plegel & Chist hJ 3 Jotn
.sGf-at
The evening world., 1907-05-11
csp.oisi to Ts,-Ey,n,ps woriao

tspscisl % me Evening Worid1
Los ANGELES. Cal. May lLTommy
Burns held up Hugo Kslly's and reached
for Jack sHltlysn's hand thus giving a
draw decision after twenty rounds Of
tho hardest and most conscientious
nghtinE ever seen tn los Angeles. Both
men were ia perfect condition. There
had peeu some talk along the RiRlto
that Hugo would suner from not ocing
acciimnted Ills Appearance. however
belied this, as be stepped into The ring
looking as lean and strong as a panther
Wins Britt undertook to roo, for tho
Tgln. while Honey Melody Snd Johnny
Mooney took the Chicago corner.
As soon as the gong tapped both men
rushed 10 the centre OF the rag and
introduced great hammer and .iong'
act The second and third rounds
showed no advantage for either man.
in ,he fourth Jacks overland left
gained him an advantage In tho hfih
Hugo landed o. awful right Which. stag
g,red Jack. bu; tho latter came back
In wonderful rally and eyened Things
al around From then on 20 the hnlsh
the nsh, was a case OF scr-faw JACK
Sull van stood IN and sized up his op-
ponrut un'.l he saw chance to land
one u hts left over cuts, but ne was
not hghilng Jack palmer.
The pago dueked most of his lef'
leads. ana oountered with hard rishts
20 me stomach. There were few rounds
In aMch either man had real advan-
1BEe
In the eighteenth Jack sullivan wont
60 hs knees and ludis fed Go the ret-
cree that No. had boea nuled Tommy
Burns dlsaXeed vHh tu and toid hm
60 get up. ~Acreat tl,r u5ssonlan leap.d
10 his feet and vent after Hugo ike a
crazy man Abe AitelL Who was tlt-
t.s,E Hzaa- lacks laralg, called 70 hm
10 be careful ana ), Jack had nol let
up the Ch.rugo lad might have knocked
him out As h was tAtrs WAS t'sa min
ut.s % terrific nKlunE in which Hugo
got a trlfle she better - lt. and gained
The evening world., 1907-05-11

story Jen that onen
Nevada and him
proposition that promoter
$50 promoter
have the whole losing hght
oBen and proh by trimming
Jeniess backe
The evening world., 1907-05-11
Ienries-s trIends Nd baokers.

TBFFRIEs told o'BFIen thar he
wasnl a crook. ami didn't intend
TO become one That settled all
arguments But would o'Bueu. after
having been turned down By Jearles.
BE- Wiling 10 have honest Jcff referee
crooked nsA, for h!m'
did wrons. and I'm sorry" says
oBrien.
or course. he's sorry. The erook
who Is caught in h.s crooked Work is
nsways sorry OB-irn wouldns has
been "s1TrS u hc had pulled uQ tie
crooked deal lie planned. lie would
nave come East AZ once as theatri-
CIl hero. Tie Wouiu have IarN1cd
Broadway with his chest t7rOAn out.
and proud glad smile on his eN-
lsanslve features he would have come
around 20 an OF the newspaper otdres.
a. on former occasions. 10 tell ms What
q great fHht he had wen. what great
man he was. and ahat great tuiuEs ne
cauid do iu the ring II only Ieftrles
were not afraid 90 tA+,e a on4lnee WIFI
him liz would have strltted around
World and tie fact that he had Hna
hunors and money through trlcsing the
rubllc tnat paid 20 see an honest nElt
wouldnt have made Him 'Sorry IN The
least.
-oB FITZsIAfMoNs esme back
* nom his theatrical tour yesier-
H. day. Bob seems 90 have discoy-
rred Tie Spring of Youth. lie hasn't
Hooked beftor "a years
Itu Is out for a tight He thinks
The evening world., 1907-05-11
Bernstein 10 Meet Jack Goodman,

Joa Bsrnstein ne rasi ,lds boxer. who
has not sHsaGrl DO battle to- ysars shl
return 90 me nng On May ~ when he sill
meek JACK Gootman fde clever local boHsr
"a a slz-nouna bout a. The stag 60 b. pallei
on ai urpRu'E dyutnAslum. bernatrla "a
Training hani Tor thr contest and says no
y as Epad az 10 ever we GOODMAN la get
ling ahas.s a nFassruHa Hgasrr
The evening world., 1907-05-11
Race in American League Close
and Pretty-Double-H Header
for Brooklyn.

ing good arm or Tor nothing We
might need Il anot Their day There y
UDch truth and logic In that, but u -
given more 10 show how thoroughly
tho men are I'sheartcucI. The heat
We can say FOR the poor old Supcraas
now y that thew Will play ont the
schedule, and Il may taSs nerve = a.
taat.
American League Prospects
In tho American League the rave
appears TO be in confusion. ANY club
Is likely to take the lead on short no.
lie and Sn equally short notice lose x
again,
Ii Is a very pretty race
The champion white Sax have shown
th,ir class by holding tho lead almost
from the start but the highlander
have been hot on their tran from tar
juEnp.
The loss Of ysstsrtiny's game sent the
Hillt5pperS back peg or 80 od; iHey
have ample time 10 redeem them eiV"r
side from Boston and Washington.
every club IN the American League APP
pears 90 have chance, bit those TWO
We caut see.
The evening world., 1907-05-11
GIANTS SHOULD WIN PENNANT IN 4 WALK SAYS BULCER
BATTER is OUT EVEN IF THE
CATCHER DROPS THIRD STRIKE

are
H he
TO tho
n baseball
q " to
out
double
under the
had
B.
The evening world., 1907-05-11

Dslrg.t li hAdly or.pqleA through tire Ab-
~Hps ~ M-latyfs eho "a iaid' % viih ,
Dgassn astkis
champion fHfsF of she map. osorss
stone. Vhgm ~ itfdFes viii bs fenced 20
pay 5000 far this ssafars WORK has
& grsa 6 err 81 ~ barFaip-sais 0lip -
aIt IAta N.Ft iH The uiiHFElnE hsmif'i
hls Hrat aiiek prifaanty ana fefsrf ftach
10 frw n1uff hfffer fhan 90 Other palf
aufu falGur ftfnafaint hoNnNtr, he
Ct ah looms ~ HtrasH'f
The evening world., 1907-05-11
Pspks TO eox Flynn for $500 Side Bet

"cl' FTna the nuffaio middle wsiFit, has
esfla.niY 90 norr. far re has just rEnsd
assoc 80 a. uEgf hiH PHpSa. Toe Western
usgef. f1r a s.ts bet ~ so and ~ largest
lfit.r Offered fIfnn nae pui up his pAn
The evening world., 1907-05-11

a oBas ssiied shs HHaits saE laGSy,
ssla haAaasr AieAiser, of tns nEovns. a.
hs 80 IN escsstsFf narnaFd'p offlef 'sTnsyrrs
apt faeky, FasTss daAnplen VI piaysr.
f,llssiurs-t = III tnan "a thani My. IL f.ai
aasiaA nFssN - l1i1 uss Hesssa - ~
The evening world., 1907-05-11

Jsok Orim. q IEdlanaPolit onos ne lstd
lhE catcher 10 he euuntFg a. member ~
pss ,Lsaet8n National lsaEps Club. has
aeon arl oinfed q Central LseSas umpire
Uuulres laWe'lYn ard MeAaElana. Whn
founA the sls1lilz too hard, restEnsa. 9rim
fn-naEel tie Alfion Central l@Arue ciub
N yaAfs sGq,
The evening world., 1907-05-11

FpsAlinr u Detroit ne feeling there
against Tgras Gotta Is nlt NarraHisl. Tae
lspfins trouble UHrtsi over c1H1F rrf1slI
O. fa Eaalr rHataFa-iy HH elrfhff arich is
tlh a fnHfHHf lnsaH fhhf san hu aFgIH 81 30 q
lnaaH iH the fertlln ~ lHHrFIh frau Wntura
y came While q is not heaaniHE Ia a
'hIt rfiHfaF 20 - - taaliT tNflacl alrH nJ
n snt 10 fHfHnitl. kis fe4Hl matsa could 80
lshsi trT 70 rrraeet IA fsslnTt in TIE mat
Itff
The evening world., 1907-05-11

slssss s-isl ! ]. i i i ! .zis ~
The evening world., 1907-05-11

iii before u he expects 20 beat his man.
o'eren Not Going to England.
PaNatslDhi JACK onasa vii probably
abandon hls proposed rip 20 Enaiani. whsrs
De was slAiel 10 box "Dunner NOR, the
EnEilsh heavy weight champion fbr fsentY
fplads before a club a. Liverpool TIE latter
tart ~ next meuh. pHrien VIII remain
Ht san Fra4rtssa whsrr nH aDa "a nnisl. until
the excitement % biz fight slth nurns dice
out
The evening world., 1907-05-11
WHAT WOULDHAV
HAPPENED IF JEFF
REFEREED FIGHT? :?
Big Champion Wouldn't Be Mixed Up
in Anything Crooked and Could
Not Have Been Controlled
as Eyton Was,

rN view OF the latest statements by
4 Jim JeffrIes Burns. McCarey,
and o'Brien. It isn't hard to see
why Jeffries wasn't allowed to ref
cree the aght. Jefrries wouldn't be
mixed up in anything crooked under
any circumstances. Jeffries isn't n
man who can be controlled Ey
ron is. II Jenries had been In the
ring and McCarey hsd ordered him
to call bets on Jen would have done
one Of two thinga He would either
have told the manager to 20 TO, n
warmer climate instanter. OF he
would have taken the middle o, the
ring himself, announced to the crowd
that there was something crooked
about the fight and then stepped ou,
through the ropes And e1plana-
lions would have been hard to make.
The evening world., 1907-05-11

hsponali the sample lnfislisr. sent 20
hrGraw fram uiica, 70 Eaoa game lslag
player lie appears 20 be very faT- 90 hIs
tcet aut t4lzEtFaA taYa be en- h1 llst a
laaied E.oYs
The evening world., 1907-05-11
Baldwin and MeFarlsnd offered
PuFaa

Hashsy coariFan. q tAs Tri-oty A. O..
u gosyenBoH. 30 offtrs1 = purse q - eoo
f1r . flGai al flfiesn rolnAs lhsns hstas@n
Aaaly nalAwlh sal 'PEeky' AeFaHlAad. OF
calc@sc, Tne osfeT was mae y JoanHy
ias 3 sesspr bai X usAl ssi Il y znisis
N2t'ar,sfd vii as1~s y eaeAa 4 glHhi thai
L eolsldersi Isssons0ls 81 hela~th
The evening world., 1907-05-11
JEFF TO BE THIRD MAN IN RING

flynn viii surely hava - nEhf q, ne never
ii before u be expects 20 beat his man.
The evening world., 1907-05-11
RoekeieIler q Judge.

william 4 R9cssfeiisr HAs Uesa appointed
iaaEs fof SO coming hHfss shaH n Iaia.
TEA. 3, llH slH decide tas issue far tha
At+P cup nffefei b Thomas N Iaatln
The evening world., 1907-05-11

nod I' slTl3 NOW ID 9Ullcre aud BON
VIII take part To-day. Miss Alice
iisiilns. % uf this city holds t.s
record for The s'nading broad JUMP lHa
thf0NluE the bFseb8l sno Will try 90
90 heitr tAin hrf 5Nu BOOST uaIks. aai
1W VIII cheer her on 90 make "a new
record 49, ihr nfiY yard daeH.
Alfs Martha Gardner. H Hartford.
made n now record Ia iHo-gird lu-dIrs
taNf kH1r. nnd size HTU r-4f#al anrr.
g.ilcallu b DO eNen haiIer t..a.r
The evening world., 1907-05-11
Minor Notes Of PunIIIsm

Frank carssy, oi chloaEo, Wao saossi up
o. wsil 90 the fights he has hnd in CAicago
ard me West nls been mAtcaei % metl
Jimul Dunn. fhc crack 100 pound nEhts
lf New naHflo. -. Tor flfTefn nQugds al A
saes 10 5e hsii a. pAfteH o.. On Aay 81.
The ten-roani boat between Jimmy CARA
rer. ~ LoSen MAsa and Harry IaWiE at
PanlIelIhia y mrh wss 20 havs been 70
eIlel before fas coliie1m A. g.. N psH-
yer. COL on NAY ~ has bsen paiip7ufI
Until MaY "a iu nfdn % sifs ne flshttn
more time ~ Sri ia saaPs. hn41s i..4, - asl
VIII rrfaree
Johnny oliver manager q Amhy hodA
~. aas effsnsd sroi Euarantes - rHet
u4Isaas matrsmsksr o. ths herinE oAf
den A g. o. Phllaao'paia, % igt 1iclitf7-y
taE Mtie f1tzIsfall els roaaAa ept Dihpf
rNf1fti The uffsr. los thAt ltESefalA
5 1atH Too muoh To- AuaE and Il sFUtill
BOT - riEhi 90 hays Aieliauy pgnishsa aEaln
~ FnEgarald
The evening world., 1907-05-11

sacks" Parrot Il credited with hav-
Inc made one Of the funuies, home runs
on, record al Atlanta. Ga, The score
was a tie IN the ninth Inning. Wnen
Rarrntt came 10 the bat lie clouied a
fast one on tae nose and the taA wenl
vhizzinE into deep centre
A ralnstorm tho previous nhrht had
left A>good-slzed puddle. and o. course
lle ball Aad 20 roll riKht into ~. far-
f1tt tore down 70 hrst made lhf tllh'
and then hestated as he saw the nelurE
.t5op. As Tacks thought 10 DICK ap The
ball .-
tnat the ball mad disappeared ln the
mud pud Ile. and ho scOoted for second
IIe paused there long cnGuEh 20 see iAe
ddAler'E frantic scramble had been uu-
successful and then faced for third
Hy this time tho crowd Nas wi9onlnE
and bowling ~ delight and farroit
to the patc. The nelder had nnallY
found the ball and hurled u 20 the
nlAte. bat Parrutt took 20 the ground
and his run won the game
There is going TO be so1's fln ossr Do Isr-
ssy when the uians play KId rarse &
team tomorrow. nans Math~eean ana
f-tssr1l1 are s2lng p os i.e naiisp f.s
i3 ana gi's iiaak ilaralFh warming
The game thls afternoon glu bsrin al -
ot.o-k Instead of ihs usual hour. a. mo
49, tators want n earlr spri 90 kaiuria
,af pia'eo 8 70 e. e. Fssss ", q, ia5.es .ls,
81 oa 'tass Isss, wis. ~ IA, 6s,.- %"
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changed their minds. They perhaps
think that they might be able to buy
enough votes to defeat Roosevelt or
any man Roosevelt may desire to
succeed him. At least the President
has seized the story that such pur-
pose was OH foot and has made q big
political strike for himself and his pol.
icles. He knows that people have be-
gun to believe that immense campaign
funds are raised each year to carry
elections. He knows hat millions
were raised to help carry the election
for Cleveland in 1892. Four years la
ter the campaign fund and the COM
mand of Hanna to elect Mckinley
reached proportions known and de-
scribed only rs enormous. The Same
was true four years later and again
In 1904 the fund was sufficient" II
it had not been more would have been
raised. This money In different cam
paigns came from the wealthy men
and corporations. They believe that
the money accomplished the results
for which 1t was raised. They be.
lieve that they carried the elections
with It's money they contributed.
Therefore 1t is not Mt all strange that
they might think they could carry
another election and even control n
convention by raising sufficient
fund
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beginning this week. the baseball
umpire will share with E. II. HarrI-
man the brunt of the publics wrath.
Chicago Record-Herald.
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Wanted His Mail.

HIS forgetting mis- own name was
PARALLEL by Judge Green of the Su-
preme Court of Virginia. Judge Green
went to the post office in person Tor
his mail "A new clerk was in charge.
The Judge asked for his letters, MS
mind on something else.
Your name. please?" asked the
clerk. Such thing as the Judge hay
ing to give his name there never had
occurred to him before He could
not cudged his unfortunate brain in.
to revealing it to him at the instant.
He could only say hesitatingly that
he could not recollect it,
Cant remember your own namcY
calculated the unsympathetic clerk.
"riumph! You must be green"
oh, of course, that is it-Grcen,
was tho joyful response.
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