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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-05-09
ASTORIA, OREGON, SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1908

his life In danger he should have q
body guard.
Heney said he was receiving threat
ening letters threatening his life and
was daily called vile names by per-
sons In the corridors and on the side
walks in front Of the building.
Court against severely admonished
the attorneys and Ach proceeded with
his eross-examination.
Just before court adjourned Judge
Dooling again admonishcd the attor-
ncys against a repetition OF the scene.
Heney apoligized saying he had been
under d heavy strain during the past
four years Of trial.
AS Ach and Heney met outside the
court room II looked as II hostilities
would be renewed.
"You accused me Of fixing wit
ness" said Hcney. Il won't stand
that from any man." vehemently de-
clared Heney. Ruefs counsel paid
no attention to the remark.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-05-09
The Commodity Provision of the
Hepburn Law Has Not Been
Violated
THE LAW STRICTLY ENFORCED
Commission Recommends 70 Con-
gress That II Enact Provision Ex-
tending the Operation of the Com
modify Clause Of the Hepburn Law.

WASHINGTON, May 8.-No ofic-
ial information is in the possession Of
interstate commerce commission con-
ccrning the violations by the interstate
railroads of the so-called commodity
provision Of the Hepburn law and the
commission has no knowledge of any
agreement or understanding between
the railroad companies and the au-
thorities charged with the duty of
enforcing the law whereby the rail-
road companies affected by the com
modify provision are to be given any
immunity from punishment for its
violation. The commission however
recommends to congress that it enact
a provision extending the operation
of the commodity clause Of the Hep
burn act in the interest of fairness to
the railroads so that sufficient time
may be had to test in the courts the
validity OF the enactment
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-05-09
Win the Fight for an Increase
Of Pay
MEN WILL GET $5,OOO,OOO
An Appropriation of 100000 Was
Made for Purpose-Nine Hundred
Officers on the. Retired List VIII
Also Benefit by the Increase.

WASHINGTON, May S.--The Off
GERS and enlisted men of the army
won the fight today for the increased
pay when the house, after a debate of
two hours agreed to a conference re-
port on the army appropriation bill.
An appropriation Of 100000 was
made for the purpose $s,o00,000 Of
which will 60 to the enlisted men,
Nine hundred officers on the retired
list will also benefit by the increase,
Under suspension OF the rules the
bills were passed placing the Porto
Rican regiment of infantry on q per-
manent basis and authorizing addi-
tional aids to navigation in lighthouse
establishment.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-05-09
Skilled Detectives Called to the
Aid Of Sheriff
GUINNESS CASE A PUZZLE
With the Worldwide Publicity Given
to La Porte Enquiries as to the
Whereabouts of Missing Men Are
Being Made Of the Sheriff.

La Porte, Ind, May 8.--Calling to
their aid skilled detectives, the au-
thorities of La Porte County to-day
doubled their efforts in the task Of un-
rayelling the tangled skein Of murder
and arson in the Guinness case.
With the worldwide publicity
given to the La Porte during the last
few days queries as to the where
about of men who are said to have
started for the town from different
points of the country have begun to
pour in but Sheriff Smutzer declines
10 disclose their names.
Two rumors are current, one that a
man from Providence, R. |. was
among the dead and another that a
man living in Ohio is said to have
visited Mrs. Guinness and that a few
days later she explained the posses
sion OF his horse and carriage after
he had disappeared by the explana-
ton that she "had traded with him.
AT the same time suspicion had
been aroused as to the fate of several
hired men formerly employed by Mrs.
Guinness. These have been given ex-
preston BY several neighbors who
assert their belief that most OF them
met death at their hands.
About seven years ago it is said
Olaf Lambo was in her service and
upon her looking for another to take
his place she was asked where he was,
she replied that he had gone to Nor
way to witness the cornation Of the
king.
Amel Green, who is said to have
told his friends that he frequently
was aroused BY Mrs Guinness at
night with an explanation that guests
had arrived and that he would have
to sleep in the barn Is supposed to
be somewhere In the west but his
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CONTINUED OH page 81
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Continued on page 81
RELIEF FUND BALANCE.


NEW YORK, May Sat the an
nual meeting Of the Chamber OF Com
meree letter was received from d.
Ogen Mills saying that there is re-
naming in the custody Of the COM
mittee OF which Mr.. Mills Is chairman,
some $4,000 Of the San Francisco re-
lief fund collected by the Chamber
Of Commerce. Mr.. Mills suggested
that the chamber authorize the com
mittee 10 turn the money over 10 the
hospitals Of that city, and such action
will probably be taken.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-05-09
WILL NOT FIGHT o. r. & N.

SALEM, Or, May 8.-The Rail
road Commission Is in receipt Of a
letter from the joint committee OF
the Business Mems Association and
the Citizens League, OF Baker City,
asking for the withdrawal and author
izing the dismissal without prejudice
of the complaint relative to the long
distance tariff recently ordered into
effect on the o. R. & N. The only
reason given is that they do not de-
sire TO proceed with the hearing at
this time.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-05-09

IL Of such stuff that the American
navy Is made"
Admiral Evans who cheered again
and again.
SAN FRANCISCO, May s.Rear
Admiral Robley p. Evans, COM
mander IN chief Of the Atlantic feet,
closes his long sea career to-day when
he goes abroad bis flagship, the Con-
necticut for the last time to be pres
cnt at the review Of the combined
Atlantic and Pacific fleets by Secre-
tary of the Navy Mctealf. The re-
view begins at 10 o'clock this morn
ing when the little gunboat Yorktown,
with the secretary's white anchored
flag at the main truck and with the
civilian head Of the navy and party
OF guests on board, puts out from the
Oakland shore to make d tour up and
down the four lines OF anchored bat
tlcshipi, armorcd cruisers and tor
pedo boat destroyers. This will be
the first big review OF the navy that
President Roosevelt has not made
in person since he went into the
White House six years and a half
ago, The fleets at anchor in the hill
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-05-09
RAINY RIVER PROJECT.

WASHINGTON, May 5. In a iet-
ter to Representative J. Adam Bette
Of Minnesota, just made public at the
White House, President Roosevelt
expresses his willingness to sign bill
for the completion Of the Rainy River
Irrigation project, measure which
he vetoed a short time ago, providing
two additional provisions are inserted,
first, that the concession to the COM
pany be limited to oo years, and sec
ond that charge be made by the
government on the company for con
cession.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-05-09
FIRE UNDER CONTROL.

ATLANTA, May ga million and
a quarter dollars is the loss conserva-
lively estimated tonight OF the FIRE
which early today destroyed two
blocks OF Atlanta business property.
Tonight the fire is under control with
the ruined buildings in the district
bounded by Forsythe, Nelson, Madi-
son and Hunter streets. Late today
the police and fire departments dyna-
mited what was left of the ragged
walls. How the FIRE started is a
mystery. There was no less Of life
and no injuries. The insurance is
estimated at $7s0,000
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-05-09
TROOPS FOR N1GHTRIDERS.

COLUMBUS, o., May S,-Troop
"a, the crack mounted company Of the
Ohio National Guard, from Cleveland,
passed through Columbia today en-
route for the tobacco fields in South
ern Ohio, The troop viii assist the
other troops to prevent Night Riders
from Kentucky from making raids in
Ohio.
CYNTHIANA, KY, May s.
Twenty-Five members Of the militia
company (mounted) left late last
night under sealed orders. Il Is sup
posed their destination Is Augusta,
across the Ohio River from Brown
county Ohio, where Night Riders
have been active recently
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-05-09

Butte, Mont, May 8-In detailed
confession Lewis Ferris, the young
Italian who dynamited the Burling-
ton train near this city Friday night,
in which two men lost their lives, tells
of breaking the lock on the powder
house of the West Olive Branch Mine
with rock, stealing As sticks of dy-
Mantle and placing the entire amount
on the track.
Ferris watched the explosion which
wrecked the train and then assisted
the conductor Of the train in summon
ing aid, He yesterday piloted the Of
ficers about the scene Of the explosion
and to the powder house, explaining
how he stole the powder and his
method Of wrecking the train. His
story concerning the theft OF the pow
der has ben corroborated
Ferris declares that he alone is to
blame for the dynamiting and claims
that he was drunk at the time. His
actions and general demeanor i'm
press one as being those Of a half wit
ted person.
From evidence in the possession Of
the officers It is believed that Ferris
attempted the holdup Of the North
Coast Limited Of the Northern Pa
cihc about ten days ago at Welch's
Spur east Of Butte.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-05-09
HIDDEN BY RELATIVES.

JANESvII.LE, Wis, May s.. -
Swanhilda Guinness, daughter Of the
second husband Of Mrs. Guinness, is
near GAINESVILLE, hidden by relatives.
She was kidnapped from Mrs. GUM
ness's home and brought here for
safety BY an uncle, Gust Guinness, Of
Minneapolis Steps will be taken to
claim the Guinness estate for her
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-05-09
TRANSvAAL MAY GET BAY.

LISBON, May 8,-1The Economist
today announces that Delagoa Bay, in
Portuguese East Africa, probably will
be released to the Transvaal as an
outcome Of a conference recently held
at Pretoria. Although this will ma
terially relieve the colonial budget Of
Portugal, the paper regards the move
as unwise.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-05-09

SAN FRANCISCO, May 8-En-
deavoring to come TO the defense of
James L. Gallagher, the prosecutions
star witness, who was being subjected
TO severe cross-examination and ac-
cused OF having put words into the
witness mouth, Heney precipitated
a sensational scene in the court room
during the Ruef trial today. Ach had
cross-eSamined Gallagher for some
time without finding a vulnerable
point but as he continued and became
more severe with the repetition of
questions in various forms and re-
lentless probing for details, Gallagher
became nervous and confused.
Wrought up by Ach's methods and
insistence for categorical replies,
Heney demonstrated and said ii was
about time that Aeh was stopped from
putting words in the witness mouth
and trying to mislead him. Ach came
back with the accusation that it was
Heney who put the words in Gala
gher's mouth.
you're a liar" retorted Heney,
jumping to his feet
Put him in Jail" shouted Murphy.
If either OF you want anything and
will come outside I'll give II to you
this minute challenging Heney,
reaching for his hat.
Take that big gun out OF your
pocket" retorted Murphy, "Then I'll
call you liar"
Yes, and If you do, I'll use it,"
said Heney as he started for the table
of the counsel, for the defense, at the
same time dropping his hand to his
side menacingly He was stopped by
Detective Burns sitting directly be-
hind him.
The court all this time was exclaim-
ing "Gentlemen'r "Gentlemcn!
Ach pushed his associate back into
a chair and admonished him ITO be a
gentleman"
Order being restored, the court said
If It was not for the fact that he wants
to get through with the case, there be
no trial Of it for week.
If Heney has gun in his pocket"
said Ach, but was interrupted by
Heney with "Yes, | have gun, an
attempt has been made to assassinate
me and one other man connected
with these proceedings by some of
their crowd Of thugs, There are
about half dozen in this court room
now"
Eyes, Burns thugs interjected
Murphy
mo, your thugs"
Trouble had broken out again.
4 "He goes around making big
noise, thinking he will scare some
body" shouted Murphy,
Ach addressing the court said he
wished to take eception to the state
nent made before the jury that he
was not armed in court. He declared
Ruef had no one in his employ ex-
.ept his attorneys and the Office boy
He added that if Henev cnnsidered
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-05-09
REFORM ADVOCATED

RICHMOND. May S.-The estab-
lishment by the United States Of
public health department and the ap-
pointments Of board Of control for
the management Of the United States
prisoners were advocated at a section
meetings of the nation conference Of
charities and corrections. 4
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-05-09
N. P. TO SELL 100000 ACRES.

HELENA, May 8.-Howard Ell
lott, president Of the Northern Pa
cihc, who has been Helena visitor
for two days, said today that his COM
pany would throw open Immediately
100000 acres Of land near Glendive
and in the near future 100000 acres
near Billings. The company viii en-
deavor to bring in only actual settlers,
the deeds being conditioned on resi-
dence.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-05-09
PRICE FIVE CENTS
ARRESTED FOR MURDER.

DENVER, May s. Red (Roy)
Hislc, was arrested here today On the
charge OF numbering Charles H.
Wright, the express messenger, who
was shot and killed In the express CAR
of Denver and Rio Crande train
when approaching Denver yesterday
morning. Hisle II said to have po-
lice record The nature Of the evil
dence against him was not made pub
Lie.
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\ -77
KELToN CORPSE ASHORE.

NEWPORT, Or, May 8.-Another
body from the lost crew Of the steam
er Minnie Z. Keiton came ashore 20
miles north Of here yesterday after
noon Il has not been identified.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-05-09
RIcKMERs' CREW SAVED.

{ NEW YORK, May 8-The Oak
Island Life-S Saving tSation reports 1t
6:20 that the crew and the wreckers
On board the snip Peter Rickmers
have been safely landed BY the life
saving crews from the nearby life
saving stations THE stern of she ship
was knocked off by THE heavy seass
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-05-09

SAN FRANCISCO. May s,-The
combined Atlantic and Pacific fleets
Of bastleships. armored cruisers, tor
pedo boats and destroycrs and auxil-
liaries aggregating total displace-
mcnt OF 100000 tons were reviewed
tody by Secretary Metcalf, Forty
four vessels OF the two fleets lay at
anchor In four long columns and pro
ceeding from the Oakland shore, the
secretary on the little gunboat York
town, proceeded southwark through
two lines formed by armored cruisers
OF the Pacific feet and the second
squadron OF the Atlantic feet Turn
ing back at the end Of these two lines,
the Yorktown travcrsed q lane form
cd on the starboard side by the bat
tleshps OF the first Atlantic squadron
and on the port by the grim little de-
stroyers, Rear Admiral Evans, who
had hoped to end his active naval
career by participating in today's Of
fetal ceremonies was not permitted by
his attending physician TO go aboard
Ahe Connecticut Rear Admiral Thorn
as was again the Senior officer pres
ent."
Admiral Evans was quite fatigued
by the ride in the long parade yester-
day. Tomorrow forenoon is the time
set for Admiral Evans finally to re-
linquish his command, Although he
will not be aboard the ship his flag
will officially be lowered from the
truck Of the Connecticut as the sharp
speaking rifles of the after bridge
boom out their parting salute of IS
guns.
A few minutes later another Is guns
will mark the assumption of the COM
mand by Admiral Thomas who viii
be in charge only until May Is and he
will be succeeded by Rear Admiral
Sperry, who will take the feet to
Puget Sound and on its tour OF the
world.
This afternoon was marked by the
presentation Of the silver services to
the California and Nebraska and to-
night interest will be divided between
the two shore functions in honor OF
the officers and the athletic carnival
for the benefit Of the men,
Admiral's Farewell.
Rear Admiral Evans bade per-.
sonal farewell to the officers Of his
command at banquet given tonight
in honor Of the Atlantic feet BY the
city Of San Francisco. He was wheel.
Ied into the room and in character
istic i5-minute speech declared that
what is needed to preserve the peace
Of the world Is more battleships and
fewer statesmen,
"As to arnor BELTS the Admiral
declared, 1T made no difference
whether they are at the waterline OF
whether they are made Of leather,
wood Of egg-shells.
1T Is the men who shoot the
straightest and stand punishment the
longest who win the battles, And ii
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-05-09
BASEBALL SCORES

Ait eattle-Seattle 0; Tacoma |.
At Portland--No game.
AT San Francisco Oakland 8, Los
0.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-05-09
C0NFEssEs
To Dynamiting the Burlington
Train Last Friday
SAYS HAD NO ACCOMPLICEs

Watched the Wreck and Then Assist
ed the Conductor Of the Train in
Sumoning Aid Broke the Lock Of
the Powder House With Stone.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-05-09
ACH IRRITATES HENEY
III Either of You Want Anything
and VIII Come Outside III
Give Tito You"
THEN I'll CALL YOU A LIAR

Heney Said he Was Receiving Threat
ening Letters Threatening His Life
and Was Daily Called Viles Names
in the Corridor Of the Building.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-05-09
>sALUTED BY IL GUNS
Admiral Evans Was Not Well
Enough Today 10 Go on Board
the Connecticut
RELINQUIsHEs HIS COMMAND

The Fleets at Anchor In the Bay Con-
ssitute the Heaviest Fighting Force
the Navy Has Ever Known In
Single Command.
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Continued on page 81 !,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-17
LONG SHOT IS The
BIG SURPRISE

of the field punched back ot them.
This order was maintained until the
stretch was reached, when Prince
nrutus tired badly, and the long
shot got up in time to beat him a
head Escamndo closed with a be.
lated rush. and almost beat Prince
nrutus for the place,
The only race OF tho day that had
any class attached TO it was the
fourth. Ia which Luretta, FantaS.
tic aud First Peep divided the IA.
vorltlah. May l.. \. aud isoglatllla,
the other starters. we're friendlesa.
Fantastic opened favorite, but ow-
ing 70 reports In the betting ring
that her owner had tried to set
her excused. her price driited out
10 3 to /. Despite the alarming re-
ports. however. Fantastic ra3 a
grand race, and beat First Peer. at
6 10 5. rather handlly az the finish.
May L. ~ beat Luretta. who set
ali the pace. a nose for the show,
In spite OF the fact that bat two
favorites won. all the Winners, with
the exception OF the ssrst e0e were
we'll played. aud tNc boOkmakera
had another bad day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-17

RACING AT BUTTE

10y united Ffeaafl
HuTTE. Mont. July Results
yesterday
Six mrlonga Larp won. VI Cav
ad0r second Enirapa third Tim,
tst6.
-Four furiongs Sid Silver won
Mrs Matthews second. Kamsah
third. Time 40.
-Four furlongs Seven Full won,
Brush Up second. James A. Muir.
ray third Time :fsh
Mile aud one.slxteenth, Anaconda
stakes Timothy Wen won. Mabel
Hollander second. T. W. liaf third.
Time 1914
One mile Hcrodotus won. Ruth
" second. Furze third. Time
i:f35z
One Cardinal gnrio won
Lucy Marie second, ~ Caui third
Time i3h.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-17

II ~aa necessary tn call IN a 20.
llceman al the ball game yesterday
Go sduelch a bunch 81 iow browa
who persisted In bawliaE ont
nugdale when Vancouver went
ahead ln the sixth These heulght'
"a individuals made themselves oh
.'noxious 60 every decent person Ia
tiho grandstand. and when pugdaie
called ia a policeman ana had one
OF them elected. the act was greet
ed bY a storm 81 ehecra After
that the would BE- hum0riata were
silent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-17

Adele r.. which won at 80 20 /.
ran In the e0lors OF n, q hedwslh
who traded SEN Warner for her the
morning OF the race 20 fieming a
Clancy. After making the trade
Bedwell offered 20 sell the mare for
si00. but nobody wanted her Frank
Clancy had a bet GA her betting
$40 at 40 to /. but Bcdwell did not
bet.
A. Morgan rode another winner
yesterday. when he landed May
S8ton In tront This boy csident.
~ Is some rider.
bismarck" Watson. the walter.
had dream after the first ra~,
that he had bet s. across the
board on Adele u Bert Mitchell
said II was a shame TO waks him
UP.
The ring IA still continuing to iuse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-17

wonder II Trainer Buxton was
"stalllng" when he went 60 the
iudsos aud wanted them 60 excuse
Fantastic. Ito said the mare was
not eating well. and he was afraid
she would not run her race. From
the way the mare ran. u evidently
does her good to miss a couple OF
meals. besides. lock AZ the price
Buxton got Ia the betting RINK.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-17

~ aiaH bases Uannalf f.uaai Graham
psuuNau HYATT AfhnHaai FsH. base
hits MONunn. uonokan, Munnorn
'fNfaa shHaf MI AfDunaai Fffufh nui
HY ltinfirh ~. hF HfiahaHn iiaaeH on
halls orr Hturtrh q or nftshaon 2
wild pitches ftinfiGh. Hriehaau. Passed
halls Meets AftaNasf TiHt ~ game
hour 30 minutas Umpire Mf FRAY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-17

George Kirkland ~ San Fran.
cisco won the handicap pool tourna-
meut from John Wilson Of Seattle
by a score OF $50 10 257. The
match Was played IN Brown a Hu.
lens billiard hall AZ University and
Second. for a purse Of 800 and a
side bet ~ 800. Kirkland Is one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-17

To many IN the grand stand Il,
looked A. though Monte noscd Don
Domo out for the show In the last
race Il would have saved Hook
maker Joe Harlan $500 n she had
as he laid against the Gray Ghost.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-17

Terry Musialn. who rA...
made Jack Twin Sullivan ~.
~ rounds al TOnopak A.
looking for a match Win y
Thomas Mustain THINK /. ~
take Thomas measure. Pea.
he can. Joe has never been =.
since Ketchell knocked him ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-17

Dan Sullivan and cbarls. >
I'm VIII wreslle next MONDAY
Al The Lyric theatre in I'M.
sullivan was formerly the a..
IniddleweigAl champion of A.
and il a fGs' aad clever 49, 49,.
Franklin Is veil tnown h M
The men should put up ~, !.
bout. wa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-17

n you followed my selections yes.
teTday you mnsi have gone home
winner F'picked three winners In
row--Foree. flckaway and Fan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-17

A. rittshufH iifHbuFH O. finHtnn
40 % Louis philadelphia y ~
I aauls
A. CinrlBnaii ~ts,pohiFn a Cincinnati
AZ hew fefMalew fofh rhioaga I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-17

For four innings neither team
could score In the aoth YAncou.
YER eywned uIf things Hyatt
singled aud stole second F7anni.
gan singied 70 right and Hyatt torc
for home Allen Threw The bali 20
Meets for an easy ont but be drop
ped a.
In the eighth Hyatt reached fisst
on fieidera choice Sordykc
singled % center and Cahlll let the
bail 81 through him aud then had
"a chase u 10 the fence. Hyatt
scored and Nordytc went 10 third
Arbogaat's drive over Cahllfs head
gave the Canuchs their Last run
Franklyu will pitch for Seattle
THIS afternoon and Dell Paddock
wiii 90 IN FOR Vancouver