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The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-10-22
Governor Issues Call for the
Members on Organic
Act Changes.
WILL CONVENE NOVEMBER 2
Session Will Last a Possible
Twelve Days-GeneraI
Public Approval.
tFrom Wednesdays Advertiser3

(From Wednesdays Advertiser.)
On Tuesday, November 2, the legis-
lature will be convened for the pur-
rcse of considering proposed amend,
ments to the Organic Act. Yesterday
morning the Governor signed the proc
lamation calling for the special ses-
sion, and the notices to the members
have been mailed, those for Maui and
Hawaii in time to catch the mail leav-
ing yesterday at noon.
The proclamation issued was:
Proclamation.
I, Walter F. Frear, Governor of
the Territory of Hawaii hereby
convene the legislature in special
session on Tuesday, the second
day of November, nineteen hun
dred and nine, for the considera-
ton of proposed amendments of
the Organic Act.
In witness whereof, have here
unto set my hand and caused the
great seal of the Territory lof Ha-
waii to be affixed.
Done at the Capitol in Honolulu
this nineteenth day of October,
nineteen hundred and nine.
WALTER +. FREAR.
Yesterday Governor Frear stated
that he thought the legislators could
conclude the special work for which
they are being called together in
twelve days or thereabours. Nothing
but the one matter can be taken up,
70 ha nf
lamation, the danger of side issues and
the introduction of matters over which
much time could be taken up in debate
being therefore eliminated.
1t was not until yesterday morning
that the Governor definitely decided to
call the legislature together, although
the calling of a special session has
been one of the matters much discuss
ed in the various conferences held
during the past two weeks in the Gov
ernor's Office.
Delegate Kuhio has been one of the
strongest advocates of a special ses-
sion, making the point that congress
would listen to him more readily if he
me to it with the endorsement of
the Hawaiian assembly. In this he has
cen supported by Others at the vari-
GUS conferences. The Governor has
peth 'osSiueis ' the matter from the
pom! oi view Vi .he 'aHpagel, con
i. "v,l"s - S4;sas .ne ooS' ~ .ne terfi'oly
Wouiu pe Jusliheu ieihelperihg tne
amending bill presented by the dele
gaze anu uleeu py MN pelore tne con
agreed with the delepate and the
others, as announced.
Amendments Fsvored
The proposed amendments, given to
the public in The Advertiser yester-
day morning, have been widely dis
cnssed, the general opinion being that
the act as proposed goes a long way
in solving the land problem of the
Territory.
In the hurry of reading the bill for
the first time for editorial comment, an
| error was made, that of implying that
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-10-22

General A, y, l.. D'Amhde having
acknowledged the interview published
October T. in which be declared The
time had arrived Ter France 10 eall a
halt on spain = penetration ~ So,
rocco, Nar Minister bpD bee placed
BIN on ihs retired lisi,
The Washington herald., 1909-01-20
JOCKEY MILLER IS BARRED
Best Rider in America Nay Have to
Quit Game.
Startling Disclosures by Oakland
Stewards Cause Owner williams
TO Cancel MiIIer's Contract.

New York. Jan 1e-wsIte- Miller, Who
was the best jockey IN America in point
OF winning mounts year before last. and
who has been leading the riders in the
sams respect al Oakland this winter, has
gotten himself into serious trouble and
may never be seen in the saddle again
Ten days ago the Oakland stewards
fined Miller $50 for breaking tie rules
OF racing Miller promptly refused 10
pay the fine and stopped riding volun-
tarily. declaring that ne would appeal 20
Thomas H Williams. his employer. who
IS the big man in California racing az
fairs. Accordingly, Miller laid his case
before Williams and asked 70 have the
stewards ruling set aside
Williams called upon the track officials
for a statement OF the facts and, after
due consideration OF the case, he shocked
Miller by canceling his contract with
the Jockey Immediately. While no fur
ther action, officially, has been taken By
Williams. It is said that Miller has been
permanently placed under the ban and
that he viii not be permitted 10 ride in
California again
Unless Miller can secure a clean biIl &
health from the Pacific Coast Jockey
Club. which seems improbable. he viii
not secure q license 70 ride OF the East
eTn traSks.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-20
TWO FAvORITEs WIN OUT.
killing Pulled on NJ EmeryviIie,
2o-fo-f Shnf First.

san Francisco. Jan. l9-Iarge fields OF
ordinary class horses were the rule at
Emeryville this afternoon. Two favor
ties. one second choice and three out
siders dividing first money. In the first
race. Cuernavaca was the medium of
killing, being played from 20 to I down to
Il 10 5 Third race resulted IN a most
spectacular finish. Miss Delaney nosing
out Darlington and Billy Myer after a
long stretch drive Summary:
FIRST RACE-six fuTlongs: selling. Cuernavacs.
~ thecell, l3 10 8 Wun- San Gil 105 (NcCaTthyl,
% 4. second, Banridge 60 tGiibert). 70 2.
third Tine. l:44i1- BurreIl. Hush Money. Cop
pers. Bal Reed. Queen Bessie. Dixon Belle, Uncle
San, Alns. O'Farrel. and Ban Hama also ran.
sECoND RACE-TEree furlOngs: tWo-yeaT-olcs;
FiIrse Bairouia, ,II3 tNotterl. TO 5. Won; War
faTe JOS lRnss). ? 70 J. second; Good Ship. ll3
,Iteii'g L 70 >. third Time, e37 IS. Sonia Mss
f1cIiic. Lcna Merle. Are Fairie. Amida Jones.
talr1isa, Mrs. Dot. and Cintra also ran-
THIRD RACE-Six fgGloaEs; selling Miss De
aney. lH tGnGrsenl. il 90 ;. won: Darlington.
IL tW- AIcInBre). 10 1. second: Billy AiyeT. is
tKeoshl. . 70 3 third Tine II Aunt Rose.
Priceless. Jewel. Wiimsge. Romanof, Sake. and
Abraham also ran
FOURTH RACE-Ons nile and fifty yards: sell
ing. Beilwether lG7 Gilbert. TO 5. won; Col.
SacS, IL tkeogh}. even. second; Fuetta, l5 Tap
I'M, - l. thlfd I1Hie- IA. AetcneliilAe and
Yankee Daughter also ran
EIFTH RACE-One and one-sixteenth miles; sell
ing- Katie PoEers 100 tGlosnerl, to !, Toni
The Peer. p Dererichl, % 20 l. second: Charles
GTccn. 1os tGubIu. Z 10 J. third Time. l5Z
senator Reekham, FIgent Cayenne Aiiualt4, Harry
Rogers, The Englishm2n. ard Metlakstla also rsn-
SIXTH RACE-Fise ard one-haH fgrlonss; sell
ing Blameless. 20 Gilbert, 70 : Won; Work
Box. is tNOtter3. II u s. second Bin Eaton, lo7
tkeOghl. IS % g. third. Tine 50 2-5. Serehade.
Ebert, Tom . Reid. Angel Pace Stroke. Yesper
Hymn. and Caronia also rzn
The Washington herald., 1909-01-20
LOCAL BOWLING NOTES.

TIE scores made last night. were GER
taInIy under those OF the night previous
The honor roll only had two bowlers
with averages over 20, which Is some
thing strange.
Tonight is Big Night" on the local
alleys Many are wondering whether the
high scores Of Monday viii fall Thers
are several good matches billed. and L
would not be a great surprise II there are
not some big scores made
Harry krauss objects 20 being called
e pretzel He says he would rather be a
GOUghnut. otherwise known as g biscuit
without a stomach The Flying Dutch
man" may roll another one OF those en-
durance contests before the season IS out
TIE city tournament which VIII be held
the latter part OF this month and the
first OF February, VIII be a big success,
even though the b0Wlers are az present
taking little interest in IL Tie cIoseneSs
in the races Of various leagues is par
TALLY responsible FOR this
A new set Of bowling alleys VIII be
installed near the Nationals baseball
park The manager, whose name IS Col
Inns. promises to deliver the goods. L
IS not known whether the Collins is len
or not, but it VIII leak cut before a great
while
The Washington herald., 1909-01-20
CROWDS AT SAVANNAH.
steeDIechase Proves Feature OF Card
and Jfgger Wins.

savannah. Ga, Jan. I9.-This being
Robert z Lees birthday. a legal holi-
day in the State the crowd that visited
the race track was decidedly the largest
that has been seen there this years
The cay was threatening. but It did
not have any effect on the attendance.
The steeplechase was again the stellar
attraction, although il proved a process
sion. as but three starters faced the
Tag, and Jigger being so mUch faster on
the fat be ran away with the race.
The last race was a corker, Leonard J.
Hayman. Bright Boy. After All. and
Gramsar finishing heads apart in the
order named
The summaries.
FIRST RACE=Gne nile: purse. $50. for three
ye2T-oids and upward, selling Biz Hand. .. Il
,rTll-nl. 20 l. Uor- EuriDidcs. ll5 &C. White,
10 l. seco1di Lady Fitzher5eTt. Ut IT. Burns.
% ;. third Time. I-H - CO1utermand also
rsn- Don Hamilton lef- 20 pest
SECOND RACE-Steepecaase short course:
purse, $50. f0r fogr-year-cds and uDzar5 Jizzsr.
lNcAfeel. 70 3 second: " g. Williams. 10 tP
NcIcei, 9 70 !. third Time. SIS 45- Three
starters.
THIRD RACE-Firs furiozes, purse. $50. far
threeyear-olds and upward. selEng. Nioless. I34
IT Burns. % % J. uon. Miss Dustiu. 3 &C.
lynch. : 70 I. secoud: spusky. les ID. Murray
TO 10 third. Eme. s. F7arrey and -.
Noel also rzE.
FOURTH RACE-six farioGss: purse. $50. for
f0gr-y saT-OldS and uIEaEd: selling BeUe a The
Bay. 10 n. Buns. % :. woa- ArzEaka 10
ID Murphy. 6 % :, ssc0a5s Foxy Gran5r.a. los
II. Dubell. y % J. third Time us Ora Sud
duh ard ReveTy also Tau.
FIFTH RACE-Flve fyriouEs: purse $50. for
threeyesr-olds and upward; selling. LEONARD J.
Haynlan. s. lBzannonl. 2 % J. won; Bright BOY.
le5 lH- DubsD. Z % l. second; After Al. g
CrUwleyl. ? 70 l. th.rd Tine. 80 Grsnssr.
Demo- Lydia. Gintsr. Touochichi. ard Ricczd1una
also r5u
The Washington herald., 1909-01-20
Ed. AdamSOn, of Lynchburg,
Takes the Count.
FRYE KING ALSO ON TOP
Excellent Bouts Pulled on In Va
tiOnaI Guard Hall Before Big CrOvc.
in Jig Time-Andy Smith and Jack
SDaIding Go to a Draw.
BY BILL BAILEY.

Before one Of the biggest crowds At a
wrestling match in Washington, Joe Tur-
ner. champion middle weight Of the
South, defeated Ed Adamson. Of Lynch
burg. Va, in less than eleven minutes
Of actual time last night in National
Guard Han. gaining the first fall in
minutes and 30 seconds, and the sec
Ond in minutes and "a seconds
It will be remembered LAT some five
weeks ago AdamSon caught Turner out
Of condition in Lynchburg. and beat him
two out Of three Since that time Joe
has been taking care q himself. and
with the intention OF showing his friends
here that he was Adamson's master.
stepped into the ring last night in the
pink Of condition.
The first fall was gained after some hot
work Adamson assumed the defensive.
and crawled out Of some mighty small
holes. Joe worked Ike a demon. and
when seven minutes had expired Adam
son was visibly tired by the strenuous
bombaTdment. A head lock and scissors
hold caused Referee O'Connor 10 wake
up and take notice. Slowly but surely
the Firginian was being downed. first
one shoulder hit TIE mat. and then the
other wabbled. In thirty seconds Joe had
pressed both shoulders down. Pat O'COn-
nor slapped the local grappler on the
back. and the crowd set UP a mighty
shout.
During the melee Adamson received
nasty cut over the right eye. but showed
considerable cleveraess in pulling away
from tight situations. He was game as
a pebble. but Turner had the goods. and
in the eyes Of the crowd was the better
man.
The preHminaries were exceptionally
good Jack Spalding and Andy Smith.
the latter from Baltimore, put up q
smashing bout for thirty minutes, neither
gaining a fall
Frye King. billed 10 meet Young Park
er Of Baltimore, had to be contented with
Jack Walsh. 8 local wrestler OF no mean
ability. Parker. during one OF his train
ing stunts. sprained his ankle and re-
fused 10 take a chance
King went after Walsh with a venge-
ance. and with a scissors hold gained the
first fan IN six minutes The second faI
came harder. and the crowd was given
good run for its money. Frye won Z
with the same deadly scissors hold n
eight minutes.
The bouts were pulled Of IN an orderly
manner. there was absolutely no rough
work and the crowd got a good run for
its money. Wrestling properly. conducted.
and on the level. is the best sport IN the
world. and WashinEtolians are gradually
waking up 10 the fact.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-20
LOS ANGELES RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-FIre furioass. selling. wo0lEin5er.
Us Page, 70 T. son; Chipmuak. l0s ,ShilinE3.
20 I. second; Fundamental. 115 McGeel u o 5.
third. Tine 1923 Can Holland Miuto Royal
stone. Vzliezn Allen Lee. Bayfield,. Righr sort
Little Flush, Uncle Walter and beaumont also
un
SECOND RACE-ThrCe and One-hEf fUrlonEs.
pgrse. Ty-ss, is Howard. 20 Z, von: F5zuk G.
Hogan rs ilici5eel. 70 s. second; Kid Ios
Shilling. : 70 5. third Tine "a Ia g H
Pattsn The Wolf. Medallion. Be7ite. and Cha-ies
Fox also ran
THIRD RACE-One nls; ssIinE. Cspt. Burnett.
IT (BulweII. . q : won. Dennis stafford I8a
tAIcfieel. s 70 8 second. Duke o. BridEgWztsr IC4
iShilEngl. 70 J. third. Tine 1888 J. C..
Glen. HzTcourt- The Thorn. Alma Bog. Alteration.
and FinzncleT aIso ran-
FOURTH RACE-Seven fgrlouEs, san Fe-zado
Handicap- Magazine. IF (AIc(ieel. ; % . Won:
ToI Pop1li. II Sailing s 20 l. second: Dsnde-
lion, 10 lDusS3}. even, third Tine, -. Hal
keta also rsn-
FIFTH RACE-Ons and oue-hslf miles. selling
First Peep. l04 iArchihsldl % 2 wo1. Fesrne-
los Powers. 70 5. sec0nd; Nibick III l3IcGeel.
70 5, third Tine, Is % l. c. Widrig. Paul /
ST. Kildz, and Ivsnh0e also rzn-
SIXTH RACE-F7ve and o0e-hals furlougs: sell
ing. Reformation. los (Archi5aldl. , 70 J. Won
Pal. 10 Powers. % l. second: Merrill. Iiq
Howard q 20 l, third. Time. II6 Is. Nc
Chord. Skyo. Short Cut, Ma-y P. BIlly Nshsrn.
Frontenac A1psdo and Lord Of the Fores; also
ran.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-20
JOHN L. TAKES EXCEPTION.
Says seDOc" OsIer'S Theory Is All
Wrong.

John L Sullivan never took exception
10 q newspaper story as strongly as he
did to the statement Dr. OsIer made 2
few years ago that q man was useless
after he was forty years Of age. and
should be chloroformed at sixty. John
Is 8 living refutation OF the doctors
words. He is just past the fifty mark.
but has the activity and vitality OF a
man OF thirty. Let any young man 90
out for q walk with the big fellow OF a
morning and see how far they VIII have
gone before the young man remembers he
has an engagement elsewhere.
In my opinion Dr.. Osler's views are
altogether wrong" said John yesterday.
While / admit some men are old al
thirty. any one who takes sensible care
Of himself should live TO be eighty OF
ninety years OF age at least Many oF
the most famous inventions Of modern
tines were accomplished by men who had
passed the two score milestone. Fer
strength. as well as soundness Of mind
and body wiz still match myself against
any one half my age I didn't always
take the best Of care Of myself, but I
began doing so before il was too late,
and would Ike to see others follow
ny example"
The Washington herald., 1909-01-20
DOWN THE ALLEYS.
TO-NIGHT'S GAMES.

Depsrtzeu;aI LsaEue-Ints-i1r Ts- Co-nniSSio1ers.
o1 the Palace alleys
Chu-ca -Wesszins;sr IS. FIFTH, o. TIE
ROYAL alleys
Districs Duckpan League-sersaaders Es. Gsn-
sons % the Psloce aleys.
Navy Yard Lsaus-3Iis1li2DeCCs II Erecting
shop. On the Paiace slle-s-
Distris Bowling Lezgue-Saenss-s Is Czrrol In
sticute OF The RsthskeIisr alleys
Y.M. {. A. Lszsue-Whitford IS. Roberts, OF TIE
Y n e. A. L-CvN
Caumerc.zi LaaC1e-Pa7ker BTiiset & Co. -
Washington Toaacco Company. on the Rogal allsys-
sunday school LeaEue-Mourt Pleasant IS Cal
vzry on the ROYAL slieys.
Railuay Learae-Track and Roadway V. Lighting
C1r1rauv CD the Association alleys
Bg-eu e EnsTzv.ng League-Natiolsls - Stars,
on The Srgr7oggls alleys
g. P. o. League-FO1ndry IS Independents. on
The Palace alleys
Y u C. A. Duckpin LeaE1e-BrsTes IS In
dizus. on The \. n c. 4. alleys.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-20
SPEAKS WELL OF QUINN.
Al Orth Says Youngster Is Second
RUSfe

SPECIAL 70 Tie Washington Herald.
Lynchburg, Va, Jan. I9.-Al Orth. the
erstwhile New York American. and man
ageT OF the local Virginia League team.
regards Jack Quinn, the twirler secured
by Owner Farrell. as the real ind for
the season OF 1903 Orth declared to-day
that in his thirteen years experience in
the major leagues he never batted at q
ball SO deceptive as the one delivered by
Quinn
The boy has everything TO make
great pitcher" declared Orth. He is
the double Of Amos Rusie. when the once
famous giant was in his prime. and be-
fore he became fat
With an easy and natural delivery he
puts them over, slow or rast, and ne has
the best spit ball I have ever seen. The
boys delivery IS accurate, and he IS as
cool as the Oldest veteran In the buss-
ness
Orth showed his belief IN the ability
Of Quinn when he declared he would
give S9,000 for the former Richmonder
and could place him at thai figure at
short notice
The Washington herald., 1909-01-20
ial 10 The Washington Herald

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald
Lynehburg, Va, Jan. 19.-Al Orth. man
ager Of the local baseball team. although
known in major league circles as the
''Curveless Wonder" announces that he
VIII eschew the spitbaH this year, and
depend upon his curves and speed.
Orth declares a spitban cannot be
worked IN the Virginia League because
Of the skinned diamonds. He says two
or three innings puts She ball to the
bad for a good splitter Orth expects to
pitch good ball next season, and viii take
his turn IN the box
The Washington herald., 1909-01-20

New York. Jan BIT was said bv
several theatrical men that Jeffries had
signed g contract for ten weeks to apDear
at the dinerenI vaudeville houses in
greater New York. at a salary Of $3.50 a
week Joe Maxwell, it was said. had
signed the contracts IN behalf Of the big
pugilist, who win arrive here in about
three weeks.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-20
HARTIG CHOSEN LEADER.
Friends school Names FuH Back for
Football Captain.

A meeting Of the football eleven was
held at the Friends School yesterday
afternoon to select a captain, and as a
result Ben Hartig was chosen as the 1898
leader The election was a popular one.
Hartig entered the I Street School IN
the fall, and was chosen BY Coach
Brooks TO play full back on the football
eleven. although he never donned foot
ball togs before.
AS a result Of his fast and GIl-around
playing, Ben made a great name for him
self
Hartig is also a clever baseball player.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-20
INTERESTING BIKE RACES.
Messcno Defeats Baltimore Crack in
Twenty-five-EaiIe Event.

The vibadrom races on bicycles at the
National Cycle Club headquarters. IN
Tenth street. last night resulted in some
close finishes
a. Messeno. OF the National Cycle Club
rode twenty-five miles in one hour and
fifty seconds ". Shaw, Of the Carroll
Cyclers, Of Baltimore, rode the twenty
five miles in one hour and one minute
and sixteen seconds. losing the race to
Messeno.
F. A. Guindon, Of the National Cyclers.
rode an exhibition eight miles fat in
twenty minutes W H Denham. the
short-distance champion Of the National
Cyclers. rode one mile in two minutes
fiat, making a new record on the rollers.
-Four interesting races viii be pulled of
tonight Joe Bardoff, Washington's old
favorite, viii -endeavor to break the mile
record. and F. A. GuinGon, the Nationals
iong-distance man, VIII go for the twen-
ty-five-mile record.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-20
WASHINGTON AND LEE WINS.
Defeat the Augusta Military Acade-
my at Basketball.
Special 20 The Washington Head

Lexington. Va, Jan. I9.-In a fast game
OF basketball last night Washington and
Lee defeated Augusta Military Academy.
by the score OF IS to u Although Wash
ington and Lee has had but four days
practice, and having lost three OF their
best men Of last years team. the work
Of some Of the old men was very credit
able. Osborne and Boyd did best work for
the varsity. while CIarksOn and Church
man were the stars for the visitors. The
passing OF both teams was not what it
should have been
The Washington herald., 1909-01-20
sundnr-schooI Leaeue.
Rules Committee to sheet.

The committee on the constitution and
rules OF the Suburban League viii meet
this evening at sos Brightwood avenue.
at 30 o'clock
The Washington herald., 1909-01-20

The General Office team Of the Railway
League tried their hand at duckpins last
night and easily defeated the Star quiat
three straight games.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-20
Chicago Cubs Second Base
man Talks Baseball.
SAYS GRAY IS A WONDER
Little InheIder Not to Gait the
Game, but VIII Report Late-De-
eIares Joe Tinker VIII Play I'm
Chicago, Also Rest CT the Bunch.
May Cali on the President.
BY WILLIAM PEET.

Johnny EVers. the clever second DaSe-
man Of the Worlds Champions, Chicago
Cubs. arrived in Washington yesterday
with his young bride. for a brief visit
with his uncle, Thomas F. Evers. in
Westminster street Evers looked the
perfect picture Of health, and 10 the
writer. said.
This talk about my quitting baseball
Is al rot. I shall be with the Cubs next
season, and so viii Manager Chance and
all the rest Of the bunch"
Evers was asked about the story from
Chicago to the effect that Joe Tinker
was kicking over the traces and did not
want to play with the Cubs this season.
he replied with smile;
Somebody has been kidding the pubic.
Why I have a letter In my pocket re-
ceived from Joe two days ago in which
he says that he hopes I viii report for
early spring practice, as he feels. that he
cannot work as well with anybody else
covering second.
Has Letter from Chance
u also had a letter from Manager
Chance last week. in which he told me
that he was planning TO buy an orange
farm in California for Ss60e Chance
has lost his roll on the ponies see ~
one Of the papers I'd bet every cent
have in the world that Chance didn't drop
a nickle on the races, and as for his
going broke Going bOOkmakinE stunts,
why that's all bosh."
T.
keep IN touch with each other ddring the
OF season. don't believe there Is a
bali club IN the country where the fellows
pull so vel together; as for harmony
why. that's our first name I have re-
ceived letters from every member Of
our club Am not bOasting when say
that as long as we have the present
bunch together and the old harmony pre-
walls. there isn't a team on earth that
can lick US
OF interest 70 Washington fans IS the
statement from the little second base
man that Dolly Gray. our new pitch
ing recruit from the Pacific coast. IS a
wonder
Baftcd Against Gray.
7 batted against Gray when the Cubs
played On the coast three years ago. and
take It from me he Is a dandy. Our
club wanted 70 get him then. II Gray
has not gone back. he ought 10 make
some Of the other American League teams
wake up and take notice
Mr. Evers and his young wife hope 70
call on President Roosevelt before they
leave Washington for Palm Beach. The
great little ball player has every. reason
20 be proud OF his beautiful and talented
wife She IS an ardent baseball fan and
says that her husband is the best second
baseman in the world.
Evers had only been fl town short
time before he dropped around for a shsa
call at Hickman and Whites, on g street,
10 renew Old acquaintance with Doc
White and the Handsome Charley"
Evers IS a great admiTer OF White, and
the Two are old friends.
The Cubs infelder said that according
10 present plans he would not Join the
Chicago club until the first OF June
President Murphy promised be a little
extra time two years ago, and as ! have
about completed negotiations to coach
the Williams College baseball nine, I have
written TO the boss telling him Of ny
mans