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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-17
The Morals Of the Stage.

There seems to be widespread
and apparently a spontaneous pro-
test against a certain class Of thea.-
rical entertainments. Censorship is
spoken of as one of the remedies
for the evil, but the only efficient
means appears to be through the
awakening and educating Of public
opinion on the subject. The ma
jority of Americans are clean-mind-
sufficiently to the evil OF playETsO
ed and when attention is drawn
sufficiently to the evil of plays COM
planned of it Is likely that no official
censorship will be needed for their
condemnation. The public can gen
orally be left to take care Of It's
own morals. and this is the more de-
sirable,as the censorship If estab-
lished, would, be liable to abuse,
making the remedy as bad as the
disease, -Marinsburg Journal.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-17


ana lppear thpagll tie knowledge
q aeplored mat tllere were lst
enough home people 70 keep the
city back, 70 starge rs progress %
le & wither and die ana the pride
'of hese IS 81 false that they do mot
Balt the outside world to know ii.
while they are thus killiag their
Is such had as much concern Tor
tie Welfare OF the city. as they MAS
ifest over the fact that Others may
Eind out what i being done here
there would be no occasion for their
anxiety and worry. Tor: an could
then 90 forth like brave men and
HERALD 10 the world what strides
clafksburg. Is taking
Indeed. remorse has seized some
of them, It seems. TO the extent that
they cover. when they realize that
men and women everywhere are like
~ 70 ind them out They now want
10 hide their misdeeds by trumping
up more Vaccinations designed to
njare friends of progress in partic.
ular' and the public welfare in gener.
al.
Brave men these to oppose the
welfare of the city but too cowardly
Ito let the world know what they
have done!
4 - si.s a 1
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-17
Bar Remoyed for Isnox.

Although the bill reducing the
salary Of the secretary Of state OF
Tie United statse from $3.50 to
$4,000 has passed both houses of
the congress and, at this writing,
needs only the approval of the pres
4dent to become law opponents still
continue to declare that Senator
Knox is ineligible to that Office. It
Is insisted that the repeal of the
bill that was passed in his term of
Office increasing the salary of the
secretary does not in any way at-
feet the matter. They believe that
nothing less than repeal of the
section of the constitution bearing
on1 the case could make Mr.. Knox
eligible and that even then the act
ton would be retroactive and doubt
full.
( IT is inded unfortunate that there
should have been constitutional
bar to Senator Knox's acceptance Of
the Office for which he is so eminent
~ qualified. However, clause 3 of
section vi of the constitution was
obviously intended to prevent cor
rdption, secure the integrity OF the
members OF the congress and dtmin-
ish the temptation to create lucra-
tive offices which they themselves
might hope to fill. When Senator
Knox voted for the increase Of the
secretary of states salary, he had
no thought of being invited to oc-
cttpy that office, nor was his willing
MSS to accept 1t prompted by the
slightest, motion of corruption or ne
cdniary gain. His acceptance of the
Office after the congress had
voted ITO remove tn con.
stitutional disability and with
the clear intention of doing
So would be in no manner, save in
the meFest bubbles of verbal tech
nicaltty. a violation Of the consti-
tpttonal meaning intended by the
Trainers of the constitution, NOR
could 1t be so construed that NJ.
Knox had deviated from the paths Of
honesty and rectitude.
still. in order that this safeguard
against congressman voting to rase
salaries of offices they might hope
20 fill may still obtain in strist
sense and that there may
,bo no precedent that Nigh.
possibly work mischief in the
future, there should he no increase
of salary OF the secretary Of state
until after Mr. Knox leaves that Of
iee no matter how. long he CON
iplles to serve after the expiration
u the term for which he was chosen
senator from Pennsylvania.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-17
Please the Democrats.

A well known Democrat Of the
city has Just returned from the state
capital at Charleston and he re-
marked Saturday: Senator Bailey
Is generally conceded to be one Of
the most far.stghted statesmen in
either branch of the legislature.
His advice Is continually sought by
members of both houses and it car.
ries weight with all. Hugh warder
also has prestige and he mas estab.
iished a record for conservatism in
the House. Both Of Taylor eounty's
Representatives are all right in ev-
cry respect. Grafton Sentinel.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-17

There is mory Catarrh in this sec
tioln Of the country. than all other
diseases put together, and until the
last few years supposed to be incur
able For a.great many years doctors
pronounced 1t a local disease and pre-
scribed local remedies, and by con-
stantly failing to care with local treat
ment pronounced It incurable. Science
has proven catarrn to be a constitu-
tional disease and therefore requires
constitutional fFeatment, Halls Ca
tarrh Cure, manufactured by p. J.
Cheney 6 Co, Toledo, Ohio, is the
only constitutional cure on the mar
ket. 1t is taken internally in doses
from 10 drops to teaspoonful. II
acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces OF the system. They offer ono
hundre dollars for any case it fails
to cure. Send for circulars and ties.
timonlals. !,
Address: + CHENEY & CO..
Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, zoe.
Take Halls Family pills for consti
patton.
Hs =
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-17
BEST TARIFF IN HISTORY
tcontinued from page u

q =. : 20. =
In studying our own chaos of finan-
cial laws and the monetary systems
OF other nations.
Congress created the Bureau OF
Corporations for this purpose. After
years of thorough work by this bu-
reau, no man in any party proposes
to stop It or destroy its labors. The
same is equally true of the Bureau
OF Labor. Congress created the In
dustrial Commission to find out GER
tain facts. The report of this Com
mission and those of the Inter
State Commerce Commission result
ed in the law for the Department Of
Commerce and Labor, the Bureau
of Corporations. the Elkins law,
the Immigration law and most of
the reform laws of the last six or
seven years.
Tariff Commission of 1882.
The tariff commission OF 1889
devised and recommended the most
important features of our present
tarth administration. 1t originated
the appraisers court; and recon-
mended most Of the administrative
tarif laws OF the Treasury Depart
ment which have since been adopted.
Congress provided for the admins
trattye machinery designed by this
tariff commission.
But the tarifP commission we
ask for now does not go so far as
the tariff commission Of 1882 went
We are now asking only a commits
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-17

The local Bingville Bugle has the
insolence and effrontery to assume
that it advocates honesty, morality
and idecency. Most inappropriate
epithets to apply to such works al
character assassination, the malic-
ious assertion of charges 1t fails to
prove, anarchistic attacks upon the
iudiciay system, support of gamb-
ling resorts, servile pandering for
the sake of money remuneration, ad.
yocacy of corruption at elections and
primaries, obstructton of public de-
velopment and the like that have
made the Bugle obnoxious ever since
it has been under its present shift
less management.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-17


SION 81 eSnefs q ma OUT tae ana
make clas sineation Cong + q
AZ duties from ie facts and I *
jus them from these classifcationss
permanent taritt comm Ion
& inevitable. because committee q
cong canno do the work. These
committees attempt to fnd out the
facts 81 holding hearings. AZ
these hearings crowds Of men rem
Presenting Yarieus industries DESTROYS
% special rates 81 duty jam the CONF
mittee rooms Each one Of them e
carefully prepared upon his own par
tienlar bnsines OF necessity, he is
Ear better prepared than the whole
Committee put together. Very few
witnesses appear before the commit
tee repfesenting the great body Of
consumers.
These hearing are rushed
through with all possible speed, be
cause the conntry's business neces-
sarlly waits until the new tariff Law
is passed, After these brief hear
ings the committee is supposed to di-
gest such facts as the bulky volume
Of such testimony discloses. M
equity court would dare enter a de
cree In single cause where the tes-
timony took up even half the space
of single volume Of these commit
tee hearings, without first referring
such testimony to a master In cham
Gerry to have it digested and report
ed. - ! 70
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-17
Howl without Warrant.

b
The Pike street sheet has spent It's
years charging graft, yet not once
has 1t found specific instance.
These days it has great deal 20
say about the city council and
charges It with graft. 1t forgets
that the city has a Democratic may
or and several Democratic council-
men. According to the way it looks
at It these men should be in position
ito accuse the alleged guilty ones,
but they have not detected anything
Of the kind, known as graft, and IN
consequence there has been no one
accused. by them.
The, fact that the mayor and the
Democratic end of the council have
not found grating going on with
the council vindicates the Republic
can end of the council and STAMPS
falsehood ON the charges so ridic-
ulously made by the Pike street
sheet And, if the Republican end
Is not guilty, that newspaper must
mean the Democratic end of the city
law-makfng body, when it charges
graft against that body. The Teie-
gram makes no such charges against
them and now 1t is up to Them and
their party paper to settle their diff
ferences.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-17
Very Gr.atifyine.

The satisfaction which Mr.. Taft
and the engineers who wetn with
him to Panama express with the
way work on the canal is progress
ing and with the type of the canal
is exceedingly gratifying.-Wheel-
ing telegraph.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-17
Heavy Work at Hand.

PRESIDENT Taft is to be made a
Mason at sight, and not a serious
suestion has arisen as to whether
the Cincinnati lodge will use an
elephant In the Initiation or give
the regular goat course in physical
ulture'-Philadelphia> Telegraph.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-17
. WHAT OTHER EDITORS SAY
.l,.aF.l.l..F...
Perhaps.

The mwilllngness of George
Byrne to answer questions propound-
ed by the Alvord committee may
have been for the reason that he
didn't know anything. -Parkersburg
Sentinel.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-17
Disappeared
From T|leiir,
Old Home


We have removed from our former
Headquarters In the old spate's Block
bu are still transacting business. We
are permanently located in The Oak
Hall Building on Main street, opposite
The Empire Building. where we are
always ready to greet our old friends
and make new ones Make our place
your headquarters when in town.
Call and see us whether you buy or
not. We carry full line OF goods and
If we have not your needed supplies
We will get them for you and will
make you prices as cheap as the
cheapest
We thank the public for their lib.
eral patronage in the past and ask
for continuation of the same.
Yours for business,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-17

II you see it in the morning Bing-
vile Bugle. it is SO whether it is SO
o.. not ard the proof thereof lies IN
the alleged fact that four hundred
and fifty and the Lord are on its
side.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-17

Another novice appears to have
been pressed into service in the edi-
torial room or the local Bingville
Bugle.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-17
Jufies in Tcnncssee.

Two men who have never read
newspapers are on the jury which
will try the slayers of ex-senator
carmack. The next panel may he
drafted from the State asylum for
the insane,-w Washington Post.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-17
Not . Game ~ 1RInff.

The Japanese have blum Roose-
welt to standstill on the school
question in San Francisco. When
the game Is shooting dictionaries
back and forth the president is
sGenerallissImo Braggadocto. but
when u comes TO making war tank
good he stands for an apology.
earkersburg Sentinel.
sluned, the dickens! Why in all
creation can't the average man un-
derstand that to call attention to a
dangerous and unnecessary piece Of
legislation is not cowardice but prn-
dence and that to brave public
opinion by risking the doing of 4
thing for immediate expediency.
even, II the doing be in excess Of an
fhority, Is to be commended -
Charleston Gazette.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-17
Mheeling,s 1heatres,

The opening of another new thea
tire in Wheeling last night recalls
the difficulty experienced a few
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-17
MRpNgspAY. E9BRuARY l7.loo9
An Evening Reno !.

fpOlP grow without whtering.-
Italian Droyerb.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-15
Is TIRED OF COAST
LEAGUE PRESIDENCY
CONES BACK AT PORTLAND
FANS WITH oFFHR or AlB
JoB TO ANY or THEM.

PORTLAND. ore. April lbJ
Cal Ewins. president OF the Pacific
Coast league IL willing and ready
"a step down and Out ard give aome
other man chance a. fili the job
Ewing said this himself today In
discussing the criticism that has
been hnapcd upon him hN local fans
because 81 the transfer OF Shinn
from the Portland team - san
Francisco
"You can bet Your pile Of gold
that TN not be holding down this
Job next ycar" declared Ewing
after he had been warmed az Co
his subject
Youth not catch me acting aa
mu guy. as ! have been doing
much longer Every team s~oms to
b. shouting from the hpuHainpa that
I have been fnvnrlns the san Fran
,isca and isgs Angeles clubs That
ia au buah | suppose the local
fans wouldn't hesitate Ga call me a
train fohh.r of something ~ the
SOFT fU tell them that this sob
have been trying e. shake or for
two years iH more than being an
umpire
EWins declared. in discussing the
shinu matter. that Judge Mctfedic
"a the Portland team. told him at
che last meeting that h. would be
privileged 60 give Hhinn and nyrn~n
40 Sacramento Il McCrehiw would
see a Il that IA Kennedy was rein
stated. EWinE says he has wit.
ncsaea who can TESTIFY o. that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-15
CAPR0H MAY COACH WITH
D0BIE AT WASHINGTON

"Echts." aad 90 game last Thanhs b
giving aHg he beat him at ne 90 81
game htekins three goals 20 hrhi =
ONE ia an all star game pial ea tn
Minneapolis
George b. a profesaiouul nov
avoW udlY. and on account % foolish
conference rules and sueh rot can
ptay no more football with cole
lsws team. bat ne ~ not - aii aFerse
10 a coaching Job, aud with he's
capabilities and experience pc
business
fie has 0ns more yer Co. foileHs
before taktnA hts degree in law. and
no 10 anxious 90 finiah asst Feaf,
~ che proper arrangements can
10 mada. tie University ~ wash /.
lnatom may have him faf assistant
coach The comlnH season.
Negotiations have aifaahf been
opensd and aeafav iH faf from look
ida unfaNurnhtF upon fhe Joe ~
school and its football team
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-15
G0TCH MAKES MONKEY OF
MAnM0UT, the TERRIBLE

ond time ia 3 minutes ard % arc-
unfH with tts same hold
The TURK saa a ehiid in are hands
uf tire fuunu. VITO lifted ana fhFFU
him about al sill standing hlm nn
his bead and heels alternately and
making q monkey pWf 90 hlW
80 limited was the Tufh Mnowis
edge 20 ttN game that ere faa Nnit
Was not brought iHfo zee ~ Eutrh
81 arr ftme. IL Was not ne@deti. a.
al holds worked on the berry fufk
The first Tall came ir emily siN
minutes - aetual wrestliuE a. tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-15
WOODLAND CLUB SMOKER
WILL BE PUT ON TONIGHT
wit. SoT fNTEuFEnE As
nut rs AnM ON saIkuI.

Tts iasf smoker % ths woodland
a. 4 sHasen - due 20 rnue OF to-
niWNt So thn hall Al ktfk wood plaes
whmFN the last uma m@4 hpld and u
ia thuaMht thAt theFW ~iil BE- 30 gps
lice Interference Wlth ~. a. QniE
holders - guest eafas are admfttes
81 thee affairs and acne bot hana
flfa nfefHHeFa car give eat the cafds
EHla 81 aaif 20 have been the
aruuhln h~fsqsrn the police hnd the
ntaaaK~f % the Ballard A & and
Manager MNarklefofd - enc weed
land eluh stated thfs marninN that
o. had lad un wnfa from Ward aa
% Interference aisA fHe program -
planned 20 him. Hhleh Cnnsista' -
several hHstnE ena wfesilna hssH :
10 muFh riasa
Lewis eratn ana ths Dyer baYa
NMn made such strong shnwtmKa ~
tnm lass club affair viii be- seer
aaasm. - piil several other aaps
rants o. sell matched bouts
strata is enc 81 tha siassiesf ssau
here De- many moun. and ~ is =
pleasure 10 watch htm work. mafa
Tor his rHuiuaaH and rims general
ship than anything alse, aaFa hta
tremendous lwuch t4rFihs pNnsh
whirh be hAs we'll undrr saRteni
ard lets out ontY At uppnriuua ms
manta
TIE time - tonishs. and the place
tn ktfk wood bali ard the svcnl Il
rianag arNh af. sans police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-15
NAY MEAN THE DEATH o. All
rim LfrE srtIL IAtFr ~
SPORTS ~ SEATTLE.

Moved ~ some sudden zeal for
obsyinE The letter Of she ias. which
he's not been evident at any ~ tie
many smek srs pulled off b. the
dossn o. more athletic cfubs in ana
about che cifG ~ Seattle. chief 20
roilcs wafa last nisht ordered th.e
ballard afhtsfir riuh % fafaE9 ell
ths boAina beuta that had been ar
ranged Zoe the Hmohsf lest night
which vas 90 have been tie last
and tas best ~ the season.
TIE reason feF tnis De- said % BE-
that others fh4n rlub members y ere
admitted Tor Eemefai admission
fee ana that tha matches we're 20
b. nothine more pf less thas priHe
hsnagsr Hahn said last uight
that smokers Hufh aH tna one 90
have been given yesterday evening
in funefign kafl ha1 been pulled 81
fiHht slona De- be ana other clubs
AL winter esd that every Time Pc
tha called nu tNH chief f9f q Hflfs
tsn pormiHaigu, which. under thr
that ~ was az rEhf and % 80
ahead When 30 called 40 Featrfs
daY. after ali the aaFsftisins hea
been done. esd many fiehste sold
30 vas Informed that Be ruulf not
give fhs smoke % any BOXING bouts
EWNN HHN E"fa 8HNN NFftHs AsNN wv /.
81 tie rluN house opened q squad
81 police from enc Ballard station
vas there G. zee That no epHtnG uas
done
Ana nose was fnstssa. e longer
- hsduir of wrestling was hastily
arranged ana shat lev spectators
felt ifka staFlNN remained 20 enjoy
classy liftis program ~ the game
~ tuE most - which Rsfs aHhlbi
tian matches
Julius Johnson went en- with one
- he pupils and gave q Fsff pref
- ahow - agility and tlu ease
sith which seemingly fatal holds
could 30 broken lie vas f9undlY
rheNred
h is NOT hnowr fuat what effect
the ueW stand ~ the chief utli have
or other riub smokers best e BE- aafs
20 az that 81 niii BE- puilsa of n
possible
TIE 81 A. e escapes batauHe only
bone fide members aud Invited
raesis are aAmiftsd 20 ifa affalfs
some means miii doubtless ~
found ~ the other ciHba tp Esl
sssssaaaaaaaH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-15
RnAm ROOFS MIKE nv come nv
sine oNT AND rAtshs
CAMS TWAT WAY.

In the last practice game 81 yhe
LEGAL season, the DuNlets yesterday
Afternoon wiped away the Ffmnklln
hlah school lads by the ecVre %
Is-f The day was dark and drrary,
and 30 was the fieidirk OF both
Teams the hiah school bunch com.
tns threuEh with many errors and
the lsaEutrs with none too few
eeUrNc capren was Qua ~ The
game Yesterday aud Will not Pc ~
De game A. Snehomlsh today he
a hit skinnsd up from sidihg. ana
VII rect tili saturday.
n style witch leads one 90 remark
that seattle's team a. made up q
ttahers entirely.
Anaei Face Gleason was seen IN
hia last and had just as much fun
az anyone,
Traiey Raymond fielaed again
like the original nig N@ise
MIG Anderson tried GO take Tea
levs iah away from him. aud came
near deinG be az that.
lee Mages worked e. first base
ard caused tears ~ boy O. COME 90
the eyes 81 those who fear that
schefeid mas not be phYaically able.
Lee oan piay the paS 90 che queen q
After the Snehomlsh game today
al tho nugieta viii take a rest for
tie Marathon 90 b run about the
fettlant Rases on The opening day
Saturday
The hlwh school Kids were a nervy
bunch, and laia down AZ 10 sta Ee
or the game although they MATURE
ally never rad chance
Third easeman Thompson made a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-15
JOHNSON AND KETCHEL ARE
SIGNED FOR TWENTY
ROUNDS AT COLMA

late thia afternoon. according ~
Managers Willis Britt Ter hotchTf
aud Afsnds. representing Johnson
Aeooraina 90 the terms of ths
amrseutant 30 paf cent - the -
dslptn viii be divided on and
kh oct cent basis. with side bet ~
IL 60a The only possibility ~ =
hitch In tire negotiations appears 90
30 over ths length 81 the battle
Johnson only wants 20 uFhi "a
rounds. willie uritt and coffruth
manager ~ the Coimh club. want
the battle Co so a. rounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-15

first three mlnntns we're Hpemt %
suaFfimH fuf holds
Tier Nofrh went after hln ffhr
eFeiunr and strength ard nerve
HFfF of no aFafi against equal
affaHNfh and vastly more an4aufa
TIE crowd vas not ttaappr4nfe.f
ae ths match AS Neff fast
~ "a Vi Roller vas al the Ffmw.
Hide ard WRs introduced 10 to- au
dismre Who cAsggea him repeatedly
81 way secure match wiih u~tsh
tltHaHHa the latter says hs IL
through Wlfh the game fur asna.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-15
BATTLING NELSON JOINS
SOCIALISTS IN CHICAGO

- today q see an sHasfttNs young
face. topped bY q aufnsN bat tuuaiad
shock ~ atFaH-eoiaFta Aaif. uukaA
inguifinEig through the dggf ~ HE
office
"Ars YaHae a. aug what makes
near socialists zeal seeiailstHF the
visitor iuausfed.
I nau shFaii YnuF name ~ ga are
eligible 20 menihsfsifip Ia fhe party T.
vas The reply
Well Ira fiatfilnN nelson and m
sure eligible fm 90 eligible dsf I
wants 70 take in mr ladder and
bfudter. ten
Thea glowing with pride. fiat
related the lnridsut 20 fhr stage
hands, which took place 20 London.
ana theFsup1n hresna a real co.
rfsiist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-15
DUnAnf.T DANE rAKes FATHER
AND BROTHER 1870 foiD
WIN HfM.

CHICAGO. APRIL ia battling w~l-
sou. ttsEfWriahi champion ~ the
world. h socialist Rat believes
that be knows al about socialism.
because o. once refused 90 appeal %
q stage whafe stfihs break ere NsfE
employed Affer relating that 81
pafienrn che nmrahle nan~ believed
10 hAa said she tMst motA a. 80 bis
eligibility fcr enfaillaent ~ the
paftY.
TIE secretary 81 fhe socialists
heaalusftsfs vas somewhat surpris-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-15
DUGLETS ROMP AWAY In
LAST PRACTICE GAME

nice one hand stop for tho Frank
ilua. which won him a your for mo
look from a HtFl in the stand. and an
II knew whe he dtd that for from
a Jealous hlsaehefttr
Gardner completed tho cirgumnRV g.
iEation % tho baseball world bY talk
ina prnnotts Blenders yesterday.
" tirnu got home run.
Harry RuHh was seen 90 smile,
Yea 10 was. and 10 can prove "a
bv rurtua Baxter ana 0e0fAe Cap
ron.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-15
= SPORTING NEWS :
M'INTOSH SAYS JEFF
HAS ALMOST PROMISED

vghsthsr or not he will flight Jafk
Iahnson MrfutaFh will return So 20
DAYS 10 got toe final answer ~ the
former champion
III think feff will decide ~ meet
Johnson" said Metntoah. 'lis u give
Ing the matter his consideration
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