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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-22

Two base ht-Yeager. Hits-OT Petty. 4 in two Inn
ings of Howell. in innings. Sacrifice hits
Hemphin. Howell Stolen bases-Pickering. Moriartty.
Hoffman Double pays-Wallace. Niles and Jones. Ell
berfeld. Williams and Moriarty Howell. Niles and
Jones. Left bases-St- Louis ): New York. First
base on balls-On Powell z: off Chesbro Struck
BY Powell l; by Cheshire. a Passed ball-By stevens
Wild pitches-By Chesbro. l. by Howell. l. Time OF
game-l:3o Umpires -ssta ford and Hurst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-22
BOSTON, 8; DETROIT, 4.

At Detroit R II. z.
Detroit. 0 % l.
Standardization Pruitt. Glaze. Young. and
Crgers Detroit. Killian. Schmidt. Payne Archer.
ITu1D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-22

ATLANTIC LEAGUE RESULTS.

Al Allentown Allentown. 3; Reading. l.
AT Easton-Flizabeth B. Easton. utrst gnme): Eliza
beth. I Eastou ! second gane).
Observation-Disclosures. 3: Brooklyn. 2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-22
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

A, Troy-Troy. 4: Scranton. 2
At I-tica-Utica 2. Syracuse. o.
Al R!nghamton-- BinghamtOn 3. A J. G., 4. a J.
& C.. /. Binghamtou
Aibany-Albany 4: WikesbarTe 2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-22
FAVOR FoR MORRIS PARK MoToRDRoME

The project hold track meets at Morris Park
under the auspices OF club composed of well
known New York enthusiasts and represen tatives
az the trade seems TO be meeting with much gem
eraI favor and Winthrop e. Scarritt. former pres
ident of the Automobile Club of America. has in
dorsed the pan-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-22

Two-base hits-shulte sheekard Iay ae socrieo.
hit-Arnes. stolen bases-Hofman, Doyle Double
pays-Tinker Howard: Evers. Tinker ana tao"s[I:
Dahlen AMI I0yle Left bases-ChicHgo %: Ne"
York. z. First balls-cT AInes 4: on Taylor
First base on errors-ChcaEo. 1: New forh l.
Struck out-Bv Ames /; by TAYLOR. 4 Mild pitch
Tavlar Ttne-i 90 Umpires-Rigsr and Emslle
BOSTON I: PITTsBURG.
Boston ....-.--.----- .
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Pferer. Young and Brown: Pitts
burg Willis Duggleby and Gibson Ump1re-O Day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-22

1t is expected that about one-half the uurnber NJ
boats will muster off the Atlantic Yacht Club as
IL has been arranged for the to join the fleet
at New Brunswick and Bordentown. n /
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-22
CHICAGO. l: PHILADELPHIA. 0.

At Chicago r. H E
thicago ...--.------. q o q o o o o q Ii
Philadelphia 0 0 0 90 8
Bateries-Chicago. Smith Sullivan: Philadelphia.
Bender and Powers Umpres-Evans and OLOughlin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-22

~ Ia EACESelliug: for threeyearolds and upward:
one mile and 1hree-sizgeenths Start good Won
easily. Time. 2-038s- Winner. blk. h, by Rapalio-
Miss Delaney Owner. Sam Lazarus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-22

SIXTH RACE.-Se1Ing: four-year-olds upward
one mile eighth Start bad Won easily.
Time. 1:54. Winner br. E.. by Hastiugs-Flavia.
owner, r. E. Watkins.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-22

New York. 4; St Louis 3.
Boston. 81 Detroit, L.
Cleveland. 2; Washington. first camel.
Cleveland. 81 Washington, (second game
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-22
RESULTS OF GAMES We:

Jersey City, .; Buffalo. i.
Newark, 81 Montreal, 4.
Rochester. 3: Providence 1.
Baltimore 8; Toronto. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-22
THE BASEBALL PENNANT FIGHT.
GI4NTS TURN THE Tables
Home Runs and Ames's Steadiness
Factors an Cubs Defeat.

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO- DAY.
Pittsburg New York
st. Louis Brooklyn.
Chicago at Boston.
Cincinnati at Phiiadeiphla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-22
EASTERN LEAGUE.
GAMES TO-DAY.

GAMES TO-DAY.
Newark at Montreal.
Providence nj Rochester
baltimore a Toronto
City at Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-22

FOURTH RACE-TIE ALBANY HANDICAP: for two
year-ods: six furlOngs- start good Won easily.
Tina. 1-I5zs. Winner. b. c. by Golden Garter
Miss Maxim Owner. r J. Farrell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-22

fgrlongs. Start good Won easily Time 1:31.
2 F Carnan.
Betting
Horse. VT start Str Finish Jockey. St Pl
. sssRal Rsa 10, g = = BFoani,2S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-22
YANKEES WIN AGAIN.
ChesbrO Pitches Vel and st. Louis
Loses Last Game.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
RESULTS OF GAMES VEST

Washington Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Chicago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-22

Baseball, Polo Grounds. Today, r. H. Giants
Va Ps,tsburS. Adm. 5oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-22

FIFTH RAcE-Selling: three ear-olds upward
one mile and a Start good. easily
Time 1:47. Winner, ch. by My Boy II-IzeyI-
Owner Arverne Stable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-22

SECOND RACE.-Selng; for three year-olds: milo
and hundred yards Start good. Won easily. Time
las. Winner, b. f. by Toddlngton-Idane Owner
T E. Cr!s5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-22

RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York. IL; Chicago. 4.
Boston, 3; Ifttsburg, 4. ,-.;n,
Philadelphia st. Louis train,'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-22

THIRD RACE--E9andicap; for all mile Start
good Won easily Time. 1:z2 Winner,
Pirate OF Penzance-Princess Lorraine. owner, J. J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-22

FOURTH RACE-THE RATONAH HANDICAP; for
and upward: about six furlongs Start
fair Won driving Time. 1:09T. Winner b. g. by
RapaIIo-Court Dance Owner. Samuel Hayman-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-22
SARATOGA SUMMARIES.

SECOND RACE-Steepechase. selling: for year-olds
upward. about miles start good. Won
easily Time. Winner. T.. b. King Of Coins
katie Rigg- owner. J. Fox
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-22

,HrRp RACE-For two year-olds; five furIongs. Start
good Won easily. Time 1:01 Winner b. T., by
Mazasan-Klondike. Owner r. L. Thomas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-22

FIRST RACE.-For meiiens cid; FIVE fur
longs. start bad Won easily Time. I:U0z5- Win
ner G.. by High Order-F1deltas- owner. l. A
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-05-03
I THAT ord. t'SpHiy'.

neaslsa orle;of the hllstlers.
tllat are al: Il q sue the
Clothing no,lse, title
realized that hal Whefl he dehn psi
the word 4. SPIT " 4 inS the COM a:
pany' s adyertisirlg space; ]; l e si az
Issue Of this paper p1b MIS- she f1e q
\ some weeks age, that the q WORD % (
would soon be upon. e g !lel e !:
tongue, and, as per 4 . deflnl tlen'
to be the missing link t e
define the unusual little better liter
2sofiaet thing out Of the ordinary Y.
.NeverEh less, - spiiffff q is now
.5l,no III, TO Il eVeryo &. It's slsedst.ee
\ designate the unu Usual quality,
that nobbish app eararce, a aaEl1
those rich and pleas ing ELECTS ed1
I be /. * lothing oin-
spany and spiif fff are sy .la o1ly-
Knolls.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-05-03
ADE Give: IN lERFERRlEID'
With The Gambling And Blind Pig
.qinq Element AT GhurChs Ferry

h States Attorney Serun1gard
aud Deputy Sheriff Frye took OK, No y !:
Z Sunday evening for C 'll IS
Ferry, where "a raid was going
to be made. J. When the telegraph
operator at the Ferry received
che message to flag the train to
let OFF erumgard. and Frye, he
hied himself over to the place
where the inspection was gong
to take place and furionsly
|knock ed Oh the wall, but the in
mates Of the room paid no heed Is ,
|so thinking they We're not there
he went away pleased. However,
The train was stopped and the
investigation took place, which
surprised q party Of long fingered
artists. . &: &; .l*:s 81. H.. ..-5
Y Fred Olson, manager of the
room was arrested and brought
to the county sea-, where he
waived :examin atien, and was
held over to the term of distric'
court under q bond Of $500
which was furnished. VI >; s. "a. =.
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6. IN. GAN SlEN LIQUOR
Mllhen Sold b Violation Of The Pro-
...;.5 . a. hlbltio1 Law ..,..:s.Z y !.

The Great Northern railway.
has given notice I'd the states
attorneys. Of North Dakota that
The agents have been instructed
to comply strictlly With the law
ID ID: II regard ;to the ship ments of
liquor ii. North Dakota. and pro-
|#vYiiding that the Liquor can he
seized N hen sit is
ascertained that is ! tosbe sold
|in violation pf { tlle law The
Great Northern has instructed
the agents not 70 use the depots
Tor Wareho uses for liquor Of ais g
ldistri outing place and ,to deliver
1.-THE liquor only to the original
lconsigne !. N n
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Mas! / f | 4 ! |

mass meeting was calle sby..
III Olson. ilnI1 hpril q, i'm irl3
consol idated school house to
organize the SUNDAY school 1s11l.
alsI motion the citing adopted
Itiae proy 81 il i the ethodist
Episcopal cElrc as the govern
5irle constitu ion of the Sunday
school, ne pastor then appoint
etiz MRS. Moore Mrs. a q: u
s'Tufford, It'll Bal ctar, IS q.
Kirnnaeraly and Harry Enleigh
AZ rlnensoars DC the Sunday school eol
committee. sunda Az school
board met and elected The foll-
lowing offiee ELS: n, Bowman So d,
s,aperiin tend Belccherl,
assistant supesrirlt ende lent 81.
1fRyat, larry illeig ~
and 4, E n ii Mn BeleheT
4 orgaais
loVed and ad pted b ~ tbs
ssunaa AL ool
Secretary
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Motto Of Teach s'aIllaatliOlIIl2 4

lae mex regu Iar exaninatl ton
o appl icarlts coz teachers Ger
saficates viii Be held At the
court house III Devils alse on
:,lst and d l1slae sxarla-
iI,atio, begins pro nptiy al =.
,aper pens and ink will be
furnish
iaurena annier
ssay,t of sssscIhaoIs for aEasey Go.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-05-03
t1UCKE NPHEHLER LIT OUT
With Y Some of Creel's Money!
:. s. Was Caught At Grand Forks

, Herman Huckenphehler, for
some time foreman on Col.
Creers farm in North Mime
nstownship, was last week
rather afraid of this late spring,
so he punched up some Of the
Gcolonel's cash and started east to
spend iir,s 4. 81: 81. :. a. )
The colonel, was hot on his
trail, however and the aut hori-
ties were notified. Herman
stopped of at Grand Forks: to
wait for May when the
Minnesota cent law went in
to effec 50 that travelling fur
Ither east Would not be SO expen-
sive. NJ The authorities interviewed
and Deputy Sheriff Frye went
down and brought back his man
Ga: charge Of embe clement
! preferred W Creel.
hearing was given before
Judge DUEL, atwhich Herman
waived examination, 1 and was
I bound over5to the district court
undera 81, 600 bond, on a charge
l of embe zling $SSl.35. Creel'!
! attorneys Nice Glory and Barnett
about 100 which he had OF
4 his person ID the shape Of certi
Il fcatas Of deposit and notes. !: ~.
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PUBL DING !
Exeayating VIII be Done Done " fhis Year,
=.A And Building Connected IN 9 'lL'I''5.

al The etrrviising architect Of
HE treas department, Mr.
Taylor, himself almost Ia,
overwhelmed with work in con-y
nection Will 5his office The q q last asst
omnibus public building bill
carried an enormo Gus sum q for,
the erection Of public bnliSl' dliings
Throughout the country Prev
ious x to that time Mr.. & lay lor''s ,
office had very little business Of
hand and he found it necessary g
HUI lay Ola large number ct Al his J
assistants. He is now having q
great deal Of trouble to get such l
persons to carry on the eEtraor +.
binary work at pre- INT. HUI /
Senator Hansbrough saw Mr..
Taylor recently lin regard 60 the
public building at Devils Lake.
!, alnsdir. Taylor informed him s bhaat
3s the new public buildings pro,
vided for in last, winter.s or orn q y,
bus bill. are listed as fast ae q
title to- the sites is secured.
There was unexpected delay 4
securing title to the Devils :, Lake q :,
site and the: Devils Lake build ila'
ing is. therefore number 10 o y
the list. Mr.. Taylor ASSURE
& Senator Hansb rough that a n
A hoped to be able to make the IS e =
cavation and put in the fo '.E
lions this summer and 1 f 1'all
J leaving the bull ding 3to be com I'ltl'
I pleted during 1908. The he s 81
j c.ost $40, 900. This leaves $40 :[zl D,
600 for The bull ding proper. 'l nh
design il D now being drawn Y q d
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-05-03
|BLAISDFLl lREfO RIME:Rll
Secretary Of State BlaIs1d l|ll Starts
forms Z.=.5.I
,!cIOllIl!.alIs'lgne:.e:

Bismarck \ y. . y May Ma ~:
Among the lle i 1 state officials
no one ID king his influence
felt for the vel fare of the state
ID such degree as Secretary of
State Alfred Blaisde Il of Minot.
NE. Blaisdell and bis col
leagues have started several re--
forms in5 the admin strat ion of.
the office of the secreta1y Of
E|whichswin mean man dol liars
|to The con,rl1o nWlea lth AZ the
close of his term of flee.
u One Of these s il the nstalla-
ton 8 4, offa new ysterl Of account
ing VII u the arious expel,-
diiture he arious depart
s1nents can Be kept ated.
lind be new ystern, close
track is kept o the disburse-
menIs eaclh artlalent the
/ dish urserne tents are che ked and
all 51possib II Z xtraYag allce ii Ell;
intimate
hire this ID 4 rllnoVat iiofl might
1 he consid cred bad one from !
4 oliticaI poi view lIr.
Blaisde has taken The bull b,
the horns and iIl bis efforts *
. secure Il better and more bust
Iness-l like system he has tll,
4 HEARTY coo era tion Of the otllei
Estate fncial me llding th1ll
4 goVerno
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-05-03
MAD BAD !. MISTAKE
Evening Press IS Quiet Concerning
;llansbTough Reports Made i

Grand Forks Tim The posi-,
Ettii ion in which the Evening Press
finds itself when il discovered.
shat ii had taken hold ,of the hot
end Of the poker il the contsro v-
||ersy over the alleged ! news story
concerning the rich men 81 din
ner5 anti welt plot and Sen
ator IIansbr b, would be i1a--
interesting were ii not dicll-
bis. he press has discoVe
that transpl anting HEARTS, m
|eYen#in the dem cratic pol itical
gardens Of N rth )akota IS 4 q.
IdiHicultt prop ton. II finds,
Irnoreov that editah denl-
Ilsoscratic papers like The B athgatess
Pink Paper and the Devils Lake
IlJeurnal emp hatic call fuse 10
affoI low its gas infiat led pol icies.
he follow ngs is the posi-
1tion of senat nsbroug IL sttloel5 I
fthe Evening rass, As a: publ shed
\ III that sheet
purpose ID this
III etter to you lis req ass that
5 isyou cyo,lnanaun iicates wit d esidens
IIssooseVel ts al once nd as him q
10 slc.oncerning ii, y at ttude toward
him and bis pol ciiss ms am
!. s,Wer an llaaEsaeVer
4 iinstif ies the legged IN laingtora
4 lem III ou blished ia otir pa
Il x,eg concern ING the rich mar q
IIsiinltlQer will irnrled iatel n place
. rsay resignation I'D eli halas Of
Ss,vesrnor I3ark so laas he ma y
q appoint d delsaoc sue Ill's
eeas0E
sev sra q
deri tlle sii 81 IL
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-05-03
! Foul New Tennis Courts

A four court tennis ground is
being prepared in the rear Of
the seho house, The ground
IS being carefully leveled off BY
means a of ID road scraper, high
wires :.s stops y are x 4 being erected
and when finished will he one. Of
the best rounds ir the state.
The az ma play Il eorKo.-:
|ratienaRith the scIaeols are imam
|cingsthe work. & \
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| 81 aIlIs Get, AZ 4 ma seashlE
WI HE freig iii i'e~
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-05-03
lbils Final lIllluaaiOli

The next reglsl lar examination
Hffer common al Il lonlas will
HUI held Oh IsEs 18th and '1tl
sir afas annie 81,
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osst in'asd "a /, \ 81
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18
COMPLAINTS HELD Up.
AIdermen's Initials Stayed Action
by Ahearn'S Office.

It takes only an alderman's initials to let a com
plant become forgotten, according to Thomas Nc
Entegart, superintendent of the bureau Of encum-
branCes, who had his turn the witness stand
in the AheaTn investigation yesterday. Somebody
had complained about barber's pole, but Mr.. Nc
Entegart could say what done about. it,
Many times complaints got lost entries were
made on the records about them. he explained. on
another complaint on which no action was taken
McEntegart. were Alderman suiIivan's initials
Was that the reason action takeH?'' he
asked.
Il don't know"
Another forgotten complaint was marked u
J. M" Asked If those might possibly mean
John J. Murphy. the superintendent said: They
might; don't know and I don't care"
Why was no action taken2'
81 don't know"
Another delay was in the case OF a complaint
with the name Of John V. Coggey on it.
is 1t not a fact" said Commissioner Mitchell,
asking another of his fnoonyenient questions that
tain politicians?"
that before
Then Edward Brady. jr.. Mr. McEntegart's COM
paint clerk was taken in hand He never ham
died any complaint, he said without referring a.
TO the superintendent and often received requests
Ior delays from the Borough Presidents office.
After much persuasion he said that TT p 81 on
helo-ap complaint meant Alderman Little Tim -
An that explains why further action was
taken doesn't it2' asked Mr.. Mitchell
IT may" said Brady. He Identified ~ J. M" on
Murphy Here Superintendent McEntegart was
called back to say that one complaint was held up
py borough President Ahearn's secretary Down
Ing. and another request for delay was written on
paper with the Tammany Hall letterhead and
signed by Thomas J. McManus.
ON the strength of this request no action was
taken from December, 1906. until couple weeks
ago was there2" asked Commissioner Mitchell
Ihats correct" admitted the superintendent
DO you think that 1t was right for you To yjo-
Borough President - ~
/ grounds for asking" 80 ~
More testimony will be taken to-dav
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18
NEW POLITICAL PARTY
Brooklynites Organizing on Lines of
Citizens Union.

Brooklyn is to have another political party. The
party will be similar TO the Citizens Union. and is
being advanced by prominent Independent Repub-
Hcans and Democrats such Edward NJ. Shep-
ard, ]. Edward Swanstrom, President F. W. Atkin-
of the Polytechnic Institute. Frederick w.
Hinrichs, Nathan II. Levi, Alexander G. Calder.
Francis G. Coates. Abner s. Haight. William
Hardness Charles NJ. Hudson, Nelson B. Killmer
and Frank Harvey Field.
The organization will hold it's first meeting to-
morrow night at the Assembly, in Pierrepont
street 1t Is supported by many OF the men who
backed the Judiciary NOminators ticket last fall.
The basic principle upon which these are
working is the revival of civic patriotism Brook
lyn. They will put a full ticket In the field this
fall. when county officers be- elected. The
judiciary Nominators met with degree of sue
cess last election. They put up .non-partisan
ticket. and several Of the candidates were elected
1t is understood to be the plan Of the
gahzation to appeal to men who have been promi-
nently identified with politics and not
holding office to Join with it, and to make spe-
Cial effort TO interest boards OF trade and other
civic organizations subcommittee is at
work drawing up plan of campaign and plat
form. Its members said to consist of Walter
b. kelby. Of the Citizens Union; Louis F. Burch-
ard, Professor F. Y. CaITnody. NJ c. Eastman, ]
X Munro. Isaac sternberger, Robert Van Ider
stine. the Rev. DR.. J. H. Melish. Mr.. Haight. J.
A. Goedou A. II. Eastman. J. w. Greene and
others. A. G.. Fradenburg is chairman.
The first meeting for the work OF organization
was held at the Brooklyn Barnard Club. in Remsen
street. on May 20. About twenty persons pres
ent There seems to be some reason 10 believe
that the men were brought together through the
influence OF the Citizens Union Letters have been
sent to about two hundred men asking them
be present Wednesday evening. A good many who
have been approached fighting shy of the move
ment. The Judiciary Nominators. who predomi-
nate in the present movement, intimated last fall
that they would continue In the field OF politics
but little faith was placed in them by practical
politicians. The two men out OF the eight their
ticket last fall who not indorsed by the Re-
publican Democratic parties were swamped IN
the election. William B. Hurd OF the two
and he received only 5000 votes. The other man
received 5000 votes This is taken 70 intimate that
the movement will be able 10 muster too few vot-
TO its support IN the coming campaign make
It factor worth reckoning with In the political
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18
CoLER'S PAPER ON SATURDAY
Borough Presidents journalistic Efforts I'm
pending-Admits "Juniusr Is Still Ahont

Borough President Coler will put into effect I'm,
mediately his intention TO publish a weekly news
paper, which was explained in The Tribune a week
ago. His paper will appear first on Saturday II
Will contain from six to eight pages and will cost
cent copy. Mr.. Coler is so well satisfied m az
the Brooklyn public is awaiting the appearances OF
the paper with open arms that he has ordered
100000 copies He is convinced that his daily bull
letin which appears each morning in front OF the
Borough Hall and the dozen and a half signboards
which he has about town explaining who Is 10
blame for the condition Of the streets are doing
satisfactory service educating BrookIynites as to
their wrongs. but he wants a larger field and hence
the paper.
The journal will be patterned after William
Bryan's "Commoner." II will be handled nv a
company and Will be sold from the news
stands. There will be advertising solicitors bt
advertisements will be accepted on applicatfon
Mr.. Coler said regarding his publicity schemes
yesterday: when started the sIgnboard scheme
/ did not know that IL would be as popular az n
has been. have received assurance OF sufncIep+
support to make the paper a success That Is
enough orders have been received from news deal
to make its circulation leo 600 a week ANYWAY
II II were given away 1t would be read so We
will charge a cent copy. CommercIalisrn in pol-
tics has been pretty well discussed and now We
will discuss commerciahsm In Journalism and a
few allied topics When Juniust wrote his letters
he said they would live. Some people think Junus'
IS dead but he isn't He is still on the lob and
will produce some classics in Brooklyn"
Mr.. Coler's bulletin yesterday dealt with what ha
called the refusal of the attorneys Of THE Brook
lyn Eagle" TO cooperate with his lawyers In bring
Ing speedy trial of his libel suit against the paper
for charges made against him in connection with
the Medina Limestone scandal