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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-06-26
PASSENGERS

Per S. S. Mauna Loa, June 26, from
Hawaii and Maui ports: Miss ]. A.
Anderson, Miss c. E. Church, Miss L,
Aud, Miss b. b. Taylor, All Sam, A.
Richley, Mrs. A. Richley Houn Chi,
Mrs. l.. McKeague, Miss M. McKeague,
Miss r. de Corte, c. Cowan, M. De
Corte, Miss M. Paris, Miss e. McCor-
mick, Mrs. j. A. l.. De Fries, Mrs. w
X. Luther, Miss Eva Luther Miss Rose
Luther, Master w Luther, X. Ono, M
r. Freitas, c. j. Falk, Miss J. Massey
J. NJ Lovsted, j. H. Wilson, Major
Gus Rose DR.. r. H. Dinegar, J, II,
Cation, G. Kluegel, W. Green H. Ma
haolelua, Mrs. H. Nahaolelua, Miss e
NahaOlelua and SO deck.
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districts of Maui there change while in
the remaining districts of the island there slightly rainfall
than during last week. there also all e
cepng slightly less in the Koolauoa district change in
Waianae Stations Nookai report 8 inch more
rainfall than during the previous week. while changes
ranged from oo9 to27 nchte majority reporting
deficiencies.
Rough prevailed during the latter part the week
The following table shows the of Temperature and
rainfall for the principal Islands and for the Group
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-06-26

This cough remedy has rarely been
known to fail in giving relief: Roast a
lemon very carefully without burning
it. When it is thoroughly hot cut it
open in one end and squeeze into a cup
containing Unfee ounces of finely pow
dered sugar. Take spoonful when
ever the cough troubles. 1t is excel
lent and most agreeable to the taste.
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ST. MTuS DANCE

yields quite readily to TIE soothing
and Strengthening influence Of DR..
Miles Nervine, because 1t is pure
ly nervous affection. Even the chro
mic form, while often stubborn, is
eventually cured by its persistent use
Sold by druggists on a guarantee
that first bottle win benefit, or mo
ney refunded.
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Bathing the eyes with rosewater or
a weak solution of boric acid is a safe
practice, and will strengthen them.
But if you'd have your eyes bright,
be animated and cheerful. An excel
lent health rule for bright eyes and
clear skin is to take the juice of a
lemon in a glass of water and with a
dash of salt added. This acts directly
Oh the liver.
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TEMPERATURE.

(IS years I89o-I9o7)
Mean or normal temperature, II deg
me warmest month that of average of 78
Inc codes month that of 1905, with average of 75 deg
The highest temperature was 88 deg. 22nd 1000
Inc lowest temperature was 63 deg. on the Ist 1891
PRECIPITATION
Grain Fl years, I877-94, I9o5-7)
Average for the month oo2 inches
Average number of days with OF of Or more ID
The greatest monthly precipitation 40 in 1885
Inc least monthly precipitation inches 1877
he greatest amount of precipitation "a consecutive
hours was OBJ inches the 22nd 1885,
RELATIVE HUMIDITY
Average m, o. per cent average p 73 per cent C18o2-
I9o4) - - ~ \O9o
Average m 90 per cent; II per oo57y
CLOUDS AND WEATHER.
(I8 years, I8oo-Ioo7)
Average number of clear days. partly cloudy days X cloudy
days, ?. 80 80 -"
Direction, 20 years; velocity years)
The prevailing winds are from the Me- C87s-o4, IooszD
The hourly velocity of the miles (oos7)
The highest velocity of the wind "a from the E. on
27th, 1906, (Ioos7)
Station: Honolulu T. H.
Date of issue May 2S 1908
o'clock averages from records of Territorial MeteOSOg
o'clock averages from Weather Bureau records,
VIM. B. STOCKbtAN,
Section Director Weather Bureau, =,
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A STURDY EAR.

Your daughter has wonderful
ear for music"
YES" answered Mr.. CumroX weari-
ly, seems like it can stand most
anything. Washington Star.
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POINT IN HIS FAVOR.

German Teacher-You come to me.
I'll teach you to be a great musician
You are fond of music-yes?
Freddy-Oh! | don't know-but l
jolly well hate having my hair cut!-
Judy.
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ARTFUL SCHEME.

Mrs. Knicker-That little Jones boy
has such beautiful table manners.
Mrs Bocker-Yes, his mother al
ways feeds him at home before he is
invited out.-Punch.
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OF COURSE!

His manner was so courtly.
His eyes with kindness shone,
OF course, that was before 1
Had asked him for a loan.
Cleveland Plain Dealei
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U. s. Coast and Geodetic Survey tS-
hles. The tides at Kahului and Hilo
occur about one hour earlier than at
Honolulu. Honolulu standard time lie
10 hours 80 minutes slower than Green
wich time, being that of the meridian
Of 157 degrees 30 minutes. The time
Times Of the tide are taken from the
whistle blows at 1880 p. m. which is
the same as Greenwich, hours, min
utes. The Sun and Moon are for Local
time for the whole grUup.
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.e Group:
Entire Group
O.7O inch.

At the local office of the u. Bureau in Honolulu nrv
cloudy and cloudy weather obtained with three dates
and measurable rainfall on four amounting than
the average for the week. and during the preceding
week lhe maximum temperature deg minimum 81 deg and
mean 74Z deg, degree below the normal deg lower than
last weeks The relative humidity ranged from 60 per cent TO
70 per cent and Co., cent for the daily ba
meter ranged from inch above normal and the mean
Tor the week inch average The prevailing
WINDS were T. on the 18th and 10TH NE remaining dates
and for the week. with average hourly velocity of @ miles
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ARRIVING.

Friday, June 26.
S. S. Niihau, Oness, from Anahola,
1923 a. m.
S. S. w. G. Hall, Thompson, from
Ahukini, 4:50 a. m.
S. S. Mauna Loa, Simerson, from
Hawaii and Maui ports, 4;55 a. mfi.
Am. bkt. Mary Winkelman, 16 days
from Europa, a. m.
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EXALTED!

Bossman-I didn't know that your
father was a Mason. Is he high up?
Terry Doolan-Sure. He's workin'
OF the steeple of the new church yon-
der
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The Mails

OUTGOING.
For Colonies, Manuka, June 27.
For Orient, Asia, June 80.
INCOMING.
From Victoria, Manuka, June q.
From S. F., Asia, June 80.
U. s. A. TRANSPORTS.
Thomas at s. f.
Logan at San Fran.
Buford left Hon. for Manila, June 16.
Dix left Hon. for Manila, June 2.
Sherman at Portland.
Warren at Manila.
Crook at S. +.
Sheridan left Manila for Hon. June %
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HONOLULU TEMPERATURES.
From the records OF the Local Office,
U. S. Weather Bureau, Honolulu,
Territory OF Hawaii.
TEMPERATURE.
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U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WEATHER. p1pPA1r

1onowg data covering period of 3 years. have been
piled from the McEbb Weather Bureau records Horo
H. They are issued to show the conditions have prevailed
curing e month question: Tor the above period of years.
not be construed forecast weather conditions for the
ing month. " viz O''"
Month"; June for 80 years.
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Persona ais.


Clarence Pickett expects to leave
Saturday morning for Wooster, Ohio.
Z Rev. d. S. Boggs Will return from
Sutton, ~. Va, Monday.
Miss Watson, of the City Hospital,
went to Morgantown to nurse ty-
phoil fever patient.
Austin stealy,s OF Merchant street.
was at Grafton yesterday.
Mrs. Eliza Morris Is sick Mt her home
ON Market street.
AIR. and Mrs. Charles Jamison, OF
eMorgantown. were called here yester-
day BY the Illness OF Mr.. Charles ste
syenss - IN
NirEand Mrs: NvillrBoyers and chill
drens It esterday for a two weeks
Visit with relatives Mt Slstcrsytlle.
MI. Floyd Morris Is spending few
days at his home Mt Anita.
CHIEF OF Police Grub and wife, ol
;AIorgantown, were the guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. George shumaker wednes
day. They were en- route to theil
home from Pruntytown.
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BLOCK ISLAND RACE.

NEW YORK June 1s.--New York /
ynchtsmsn are tpday concluding prepa.E
lations for the annual Block Island
yacht race, one of the big events of +,
the season in these waters. which will
start day after tomorrow, from Whor-
tleberry island. This is the iii:h even,
of the Kind and promises to be even
more successful than last year. when
thIrty-one craft entered. A fleet of
about forty boats will make, the run
through the Sound on Saturday. An
+, innovation will be motor boat race
over. the same course, surfing half
an hour after the snilboats.
| The Block Island race, which is the
star yachting feature 1.-THE New. York
Athletic Club. is limited to leclsed or.
cabin yachts in cruising trim Of less
titan 81 foot water line. The dis
lance Is 100 nautical miles. ending in
the West Earbor of Block Island.
:. Amateur helmsmen are required to
steer, but beyond this there are on
restrictions regarding the crew. and
any size and kind of sail may be car
r:ed. The boats will be divided into
Glasses under the regular tine allow
ances. Five prizes are offered in the
I open event. end in. addition special
!prize is offered to Che winner in the
handicap class. and a prize to the boat
making. the best elapsed time. AUX
ii.aries are permitted to compete, but
their engines will be sealed by the
, committee prior to the start, and will
again be examined on the arrival at
Block Island. S
: Few absolutely new boats will be
! seen this season. but Commodore B. r
,, Stod.lards Fearless, built in 1900, but
! which has not been raced hero for the
last two years. will be one Of the
prominent competitors. The Okee, en-
tered and sailed by the lIahisted
!, brothers last year. will defend its tItlt
. to the cup. The Okee has won this
. Block Island race for the last two sch
J sons. and also captured the speech
, trophy last year for the best tinh,
made by the New York Athletic Clql
h iiboat. w. A. Browns Vinst-Trois an,
:. F. NJ. Weeks Little Peter, which wer,
y third and fourth respectively last year
/. have entered. and other notable boat
;. Twill be the Sullivan brothers Iops
Of the Harlem Yacht Club. which Is er
e tered for the Linton Cup oceansrace Il
:. July; Charles F. TillinEhnst's Littl
\. Rhody. Fl. a. Jackson, Jr.,s Mist, c. W
q Voltz's Kenosha H.. Commodore ]. l
r Palmers Nalai.
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sWESTERN DOG SHOW

" SANTA CRUZ. Cal. June ] 8. One OF
the largest and most representative
exhibitions of ue-blooled CANNES
ever seen In California was opened
here today and will continue through
the balance Of the week. Dogs and
their masters are here from all parts
of the Pacific coast, from Portland to
Los Angles, and the total value OF the
bow-wows is estimated at not less
than $4,000.
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S25,o0o HANDICAP.

NEW YORK. June 1s.-The subur.
han. second of the $4,000 haniicaps OF
the metropolitan racing season. Is
scheduled for tomorrow and is the
principal subject of discussion in turf
circles today. Particular interest at
tnchcs to the showing of the three
year olls. The only three-yelr old tic
win the Suburban was Africnnder, in
1909. with 10 pounds up. The Brigh
ton. last OF the $4,000 handicaps. viii
he run on July II. Last year the three
year old Peter Pan won this juicy
, stake, with lis pounds up.
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YACHTING SEASON OPENS.
(S.sW. Press Associatlon.)

. =.
NEW DIRK. June 19.-champion.
ship yacht racing will have its pre-
5mlere at Gravesend Bay tomorrow.
when the Atlantic Yacht Club will
have the honor Of opening the season.
six clubs compose the Yacht Racing
fSAssoclatio ion OF Grayesend Bay, and In
Md ition5 to several special events fiji
teen championship races for yachts OF
ss333 feet rating measurement and nm
sSderf have been arranged. and the win
enerf OF the series will receive the
championship trophy presented by the
tassociat ton. In all these events the
competing boats will be steered by
4 amnteur Helmsmen, and each yacht
yil1 be cretlitedTin each race with as
manys points as the number OF yachts
defeated. & "a yacht starting and does
mot finish will receive no points, but
Twill. he counted ms a defeated yacht in
crediting points TO the others. The
Northumberland record of yacht will
Rbe the percentag e which the total
mum her or points to her credit at tbs
lend of the series bears to the numbe:
or POINTS she would have had she. won
S9sseveryi1a ce In which she started. These
champ Ionship events with the clubs
from which they will be held will be
RACED ON the following days:
June 90. Atlantic Yacht Club: June
81 Brooklyn Yacht Club. July !. at
Sfla4tic Yacht Club; July II. Benson
hurst Yacht Club: July IS. Atlantic
Yacht Club; July 25. New York Canoe
EGlub: August a Atlantic Yacht Club
/ August S. Bensonhurst Yacht Club
@ sAngust IS 5. Atlantic Yacht Club; An
gust % Marine and Field Club Ar
ys,ists2s: Bensonhurst Yacht Club; :. Ser
tember 81 Brooklyn Yacht Club: Ser
tembe Atlantic Yacht Club; Sci
Ii temher Crescent Atlantic Club
~ September 40 5Atlantic Yacht Club.
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consai.s but Is ..rait, the FsshsF Of
the Eilipinos. WHO brnpEht 70 them
tae light Of rrodssn eivilisatipn.
ia the larger sphere OF wofld psli
lies ~ are ente finE into new and
closer bonds NJ All me nations
tie cal Ii: who Us bstt er qualified
than he to lead America to her me
position iii this slater day when The
bllshedi In the .een-
turtles past are becoming less distinct;
and kingdoms and aces are beginning
to realize that they have all one com.
mon destiny! ~ sst I
Secretary Taft has exceptional IA
miliarlty with conditionssin the dis
tantf Orient-in4 Japan. In China. We
may rest assured that our traditional
tfriendfhip with Japan will continue.
Moreot err. the future promises tina.
thesslumbering millions OF Chinagwill
awake from be lethargy Of age and
outlook comes 10 her across the broa.l
she then will realize that the morn.
ling dawn or fresher life and wider
Pacific from free America, her truest
friend and helper. We covet mo por:
tion OF her territory. We desire from
her. as from all . nations. increased
good Will and that mutual respect
which knows neither blustera nor
crlngilg on either side. Thus In this
new era of larger relations, Secretary
Taft, with his comprehension OF ma
tional end international subjects
/ would furnish a certainty OF peace ami
sustained prestige. Under him, q
home and everywhere. this mighty
/ people would have an assured conf,
dence in the secure development AMI
progress pt the country and woult
rest safe ID the reliance that a Chic
Executive was at the helm who, Ii
peace or in war, would guide the dies
TIMES OF the nation with strong han;
and with a gentle. patriotic heart.
And SO today, in the presence Q
more. than ten tn ousand. and wit
!, the inspiring thought Of the well-nig
ten thousand times ten thousand VIII
dwell within onr borders, l nominal
9 for the presidency that perfect typ
= of American manhood. that peerless
q representative OF the noblest ideaSi
our national life, William H. Taft, I
! Ohio. - & Z.
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WESTERN .GoLF5TouRNEY.

ST. LOUIS. June 1s.-With players
Of distinction from ali over the West
competing. the open championship OF
the Western Golf Association was
opened today on the links of the Nor
nand!e Club. The tournament is al
medal play. ihirty:six holes. The
finals will be played tomorrow.
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Lks.

VI. ST.PAUIs Mimi, June 1s.--Elks OF
the Ewin Cities, reinforced by mem
Sberss of the; order from several North
3Doakota cities and from all over Min
snesota Will descend upon the town OF
Bemidi today. where the fourth an
nua1 meeting OF the Minnesota State
ABs6ciat lion OF Elks will be held during
thss three days: b l.:S
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FIRS WARD Y Al |l'!ll
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Entertained Club.

Miss Elda Travis entertained the
imambers or the B. E.. Club and several
invited guests Kat her home on Hay
mdnd 9stseetF last evening. The hours
we're spent in d most delightful way
md a choice course OF refreshments
was served. The next meeting Will
beS held at the home Of Miss Fannie
Robinson on State street.
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IHUpsoN eoLFSToULJiRNEY.5

NEW YORK, June 1s.-Thirteen
cups and two gold medals are the
trophies up for q competition at the
seventh annual tournament for the
Championship OF the Hudson River
Golf Association: opening today on the
EBriarclin Goh Club links at Briarclif
Manor.
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.Meetinn ,Postnoned.

,The sLadles, Aid Society OF the Dia-
snond q Street NJ: i E. S Church did not
meet last evening on account OF the
i graduating exercises at the Miners
Hospital. The society will meet next
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lWiilEI.eave Wednesday.

a Rey.FD. s. sBoggs and family win
leave next Wednesday morning for
Warrington and buckeye, Pocahontas
county, where they will spend month
visiting relatives.
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THIRTY STARTERS
/. IN MARATHON RACE
Century Clubs Event for Fast
Long Distance Men to Be
Run Today
Roads Are in Good Shape and
Runners Are Expected to
Make Fast Time

Everything is I'm readiness for
the Century athletic clubs great
Marathon race, which starts at
1880 this morning from in front
ON the new boulevard road to
Hayward.
tionaI entries received-L. Logan,
A. DIauerhan Of the Sinplamat In
dians, l.. j. Hills and III. w. ThieIe,
both unattached--this will bring
the list up to 80 starters.
The north winds of the last few
days have put the roads in great
shape and fast time should be
made.
The following will act as of
ficials: Referee. j. II. Hickey;
starter, Thomas Carroll; timers,
ID. Erskine, George Klarmann.
Herbert Hauser and Robert How
den ST.; Judges, III. Dyberg, Will
liam Middleton, Edward Smith
and l.. A. Wolf; clerk of course,
Alexander Wieben.
Parties desiring to see the race
can take the Oakland broad gauge
local to Melrose station, the last
on the line of the Hayward car
line, getting off at any point be-
tween MeIrOse and Hayward.
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SOLITAIRE A GREAT
SIRE OF YOUNG
RACERS
SpreckeIs' Horse Ties WOOIs,
thorpe as Producer of
Baby Winners

Manager George Berry of A B.
Spreckels' Napa stock farm has COM
piled statistics which show that Soli-
taire. the stallion that Spreckels inn
ported to California from England
years ago. is tied with the kentucky
stallion woolsthorpe for the honor of
having sired the greatest number OF
, year old winners on American
tracks during 1908. Each of these
stations has eleven juvenile winners to
his credit since the first of January.
According to Berry's reckoning, Sain
and Sempronius are tied for third honors.
with 10 each, and Star Shoot comes
next with 8.
Solitaire's showing is the more strik-
ing tor the reason that his opportuni-
ties have been limited, he never having
been bred to an outside mare, while
Kentucky stations stand for public
service. With wider opportunities. Soli-
taire might become the greatest sire in
America. Voorhees,, Arimo and DarlIma
were among his first get. Voorhees, was
cut out for grand racehorse, but
faulty underpinning prevented him from
becoming first class His record of
five furlongs on the grass in a minute
fat in winning the Daisy stake at
Sheepshead Bay as a 2 year old with
III pounds up still stands unbroken
voorhees, also held the record of 1:17 Is
for 6la furlongs over the straightaway
with 12S pounds up until some 2
year old with a feather up took it from
him. The dam of Cotytto. the flly that
has been running brilliantly at Emery
vile since the opening of the present
racing season, was bred to other good
stations without success, but failed to
produce a winner until bred to Soli-
taire. Here is the record of Solitaire's
winning year olds during 1908:
Torbellino, two races and one stake
Carmisa, two traces Gone in worlds
record time).
Pomare, one race.
Sig, two races and one stake.
\ LaSata, one race.
Fred Mayer, two races.
Lady Quality, two races.
Linola one race.
Trocha, four races.
Cecilia, one race.
Cotytto three races
Solitaire is a grandly bred horse. be-
Derby and 1000 guineas and sire
OF Airs and Graces. winner of the
English Oaks. On his sire's side he is
of close kin to Merry Hampton. winner
of the Derby and innumerabIe stakes ON
the British turf. Solitaire's dam was
Salisky, by Thunder. out of Utopia by
Rataplan, brother of Stockwell and sire
OF the EPSON Derby winner KettledrIm
Riden by Lester Reiff, Solitaire himself
won the Champion stake at Newman
ket, Ia miles, and the gold vase at
Ascot During his racing career he
competed successfully with all of the
best English horses of his day. includ-
ing Dieudonne, Captain Martin. sweet
Marjory, Goblet, Revoke, Torbalton. Ia :
brador, Champ de Mars and otbers
whose achievements entitled them 10
consideration as first class horses.
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Jockey AubuchOn's License
Not Yet Renewed

When Jockey Aubuchon was re-
stored to good standing a few days
ago by the officials of the Butte jockey
club it was taken for granted by the
racing officials at Arcadia, where he
had been galloping horses in anticipa-
tion of his reinstatement. that the boy
would be permitted to ride in Cali
fornia this season. So AubuchOn rode
on opening day at Arcadia and dis
tinguished himself by plotting a win
ner. Secretary Treat of the Pacific
jockey club on learning that Au-
buchon had been allowed to ride at
the southern track sent a wire to
Judge Hamilton calling his attention
to a provision of the rules governing
racing on this coast which requires
that a jockey who has been under sus-
pension must obtain a renewal of his
license before he can resume riding
after reinstatement SO AubuchOn's 3
enga agements for Friday at Arcadia
were Cancelled and the boy will have
to remain on the ground until such
time as the licensing committee of the
Pacific jockey club grants him a
license. The point is made that had
the local racing officials been favor
ably disposed toward Aubuchon's re-
turn to the saddle they probably would
not have insisted upon the strict OBJ
servance of the rule requiring the
making of new application for a
license
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stars of the Coast league clubs. Ac-
cording to the rules of organized ball
they will not be allowed to draw these
salaries in a class 3 league Therefore,
they will be forced to scatter through
out the country perhaps if the peace
treaty is ever signed up.
OUTLAW STARS PROSPER
These men have prospered in the
days of outlaw ball and naturally they
viii regret the moment that the word
organization" means the law with
them. They will fight the issue to the
last ditch and many of them may for
sake the diamond for other pursuits II
they are whipped into line. A peace
compact means the killing Of their
little golden egg laying hen.
Although organized baseball has
been accepted as the proper means of
controlling the game throughout the
country, still 1t must be admitted that
outlaw ball has been a boon to the
it not for the fact that they We're un-
der the ban the managers of these
teams never would have been able to
collect such aggregations Of tossers as
they have had on their stats for the
last two years and they never would
have cut such a wide swath in the
world of baseball.
the present mixup may be it appears
that the big fight will soon be on and
that it will require all the cleverness
and strategy of the leaders on both
sides to bring about a settlement
which will prove to the best interests
of all concerned. The quicker it is
over with the better for baseball on
here every line of sport win suffer In
consequences.