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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-30
n. D. BANKERS
ARE SUCCESSFUL
RECEIVE COURTEOUS TREAT
MENT AT HANDS OF DULUTH
CLEARING HOUSE OFFICIALS
AND GET MORE CONCESSIONS
THAN THEY ASK FOR.

The North Dakota delegation Of
bankers, who went to Duluth in an
effort to get Duluth bankers to abolish
the discriminatory exchange fee on grain
drafts, were entirely successful. In
fact they, secured more concessions
from the Duluth bankers than they
asked for. r..
The members of the committee from
Fargo: F. A. Irish, cashier of the
First National bank, and r. S. Lewis
director in the same institution, re-
turned yesterday and they are great
ly pleased with the success Of the
undertaking.
we received very courteous treat
ment from the Duluth bankers" said
F. A. Irish this morning, and when
our position was explained to them
they unanimously decided to remove
the exchange fee to which we OBJ
jected They then Voluntarily made
other concession which will be of
great benefit to North Dakota
"R. S. Lewis acted as spokesman for
the delegation and he deserves a great
| deal Of credit for the clear, concise
way in which he stated our case. His
wide acquaintance among the Duluth
grain men was also OF great benefit
to the delegation.
1--WE met with the Duluth Clearing
House association on Saturday. The
very best feeling was evident at the
meeting and in fact North Dakota will
gain much more from the relation
ship established through this incident
than the mere concessions granted by
the Duluth clearing house
In the future when problems come
UP between North Dakota bankers and
the city at head of the lakes, there will
be a tendency to get together and come
i to an amicable agreement"
i The other members of the commit
tee were D. H. Beecher, president OF
the Union National bank of Grand
Forks w. s. Titus, cashier of the
First National bank of Grand Forks
and r C. KitteL president of North
Dakota Bankers association and of the
/ First National bank Of Casselton.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-30
WARRANT CHARGES
GRAND LARCENY
JAMES JOHNSON, DRIVER FOR
THE MILLER LAUNDRY, CAUGHT
AT ST. PAUL YESTERDAY =
BOSS CLAIMS THAT HE FORGOT
TO CHECK IN FUNDS.

James Johnson, who held the posi-
ton of driver for the Miller laundry
till Saturday evening, was arrested
yesterday afternoon as he stepped from
an N. p. train at st. Paul, where he
Is now held awaiting the arrival of a
Fargo officer He will be brought
back here to face the charge of grand
larceny.
Johnson failed to appear at the
laundry yesterday morning to check
up collections for the past several days.
Suspicion was aroused and investiga-
ton showed that he took his trunk
from the Exchange hotel, sMoorhead,
yesterday morning and boarded an N.
p. passenger for the cities. The wires
were warmed and twin city police in
formed of the facts with the result
that he was placed under arrest on his
arrival at the Minnesota capital.
The proprietor of the laundry was
this morning unable to give the
amount of the defalcation, but esti-
mates it between $40 and $50. The
fact that Johnson had weeks pay
coming will cut no figure in the case.
MONDAY Is payday anu MS CHECK Was
ready for him this morning. His en-
deavor to settle with himself will not
hold water. A warrant was issued
this morning from Judge Martin
Ryan's court and Johnson will be
brought back tomorrow 1t Is claim
ed that his wife resides at st. Paul.
He had worked at the laundry but a
comparatively short time. A former
driver at the same laundry defaulted
with about $25. but was fortunate in
getting several days start on the on
GERS and was not captured.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-30
DIED SUDDENLY
AMONG STRANGERS
CARL RYDGREN PASSED AWAY
AT A LOCAL HOSPITAL AFTER
OPERATION FOR APPENDICITIS
THE MASONIC ORDER TOOK
CHARGE OF REMAINS.

Carl Rydgren a comparative strang-
CT in the city of Fargo died on Sat
trCey night at local hospital after
an Illness of only three days. Thurs
day he was well and strong, Satur-
day night he was dead.
He was SO years Of age and came
to Fargo June 20 from Monmouth ILL.,,
as an expert repair man in the employ
of the Avery Thresher Co. He has
been in the employ Of that company
for the past fourteen years and is q
well known and highly respected citi-
zen OF, Monmouth.
He was a member of the Masonic
order and Worshipful Master ]. H
Morrow and Manager Corbett of the
Avery Co. did everything possible tc
assist in caring for the remains. The
body was shipped to Monmouth last
night, a Masonic guard under the di-
rection Of Worshipful Master Morrow
escorting the remains from the GaarC
undertaking parlors to the train.
The deceased is survived by a wife
aud four email children, who live a.
Monmouth.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-30
idle "LABORERS"
UNDER SUSPICION
PAIR or FLANDERS TAKEN
FROM c. N. NO. 10 LAST EVEN
ING ON COMPLAINT OF CON-
DucToR-THEIR STORY DON'T
SOUND GOOD TO POLICE JUDGE.

Displaying hands notably free from
blisters or other indications OF hard
work, a couple of Finlanders giving
their names as Win Sattewig and
Isaac Newmiller, were arraigned this
morning before Judge Martin Ryan,
charged with vagrancy. The men were
arrested hen G. N. No. 10 arrived from
Grand Forks last evening, after in
formation had been received by tele-
graph by Captain Dalgren that a
couple of "hold-up men" were on the
train.
This morning they claimed to be
laboring men but stated that 1t had
been three weeks since they had done
anything, travelling between Grand
Forks; Lakota and Fargo. The court
held that this was bad time of the
year for laboring men to be idle and
adjourned the case till tomorrow
morning. 1t has been learned that
Grand Forks police officers shadowed
the pair all day yesterday. on sus-
picion.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-30
A FAREWELL RECEPTION
Mrs. Turner'S Home Will 5e Scene Of
Farewell Event for Fargoans
Going to Europe.

Mrs. r. H. Turner. $50 Etghth ave-
nue. south, will open her home Tues
day evening between and 10 o'clock,
in an informal farewell reception to
Mrs. Wheelock and Miss Katharine,
and Miss Nina Pollock, who said for
Europe this week.
The reception is quite informal, no
invitations have been issued and 1t is
hoped that all the neighbors and
friends of those who go will drop in
during the evening to bid them Cod
speed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-30
PAID HER THIRD FINE
This coIored Woman Separates From
$50, Making $50 in Three
Days.

Mary Pyiis, colored. reached the con-
clusion Saturday that the lid was on
in Fargo. Appearing before Judge
Martin Ryan she paid fine OF $40
after pleading guilty to the charge of
enticing men from the street. This is
the third fine in three days on practi-
cally the same charge. sh, appeared
in the police court this morning. vol
UNFAIRLY, being under the impression
that her case had not been finished
Saturday She was informed that
there was no charge against her
which seemed to relieve her.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-30
WITH Mr.. sARLEs.

Miss Luella Morton lef. this morn
ing for HilIsboro, where she has an
excellent position with Manager Sarles
OF the Valley Lumber Co. Miss M. is
a Dakota Business College girl and
was recommended for the position by
the school The best people in the
state employ these pupils.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-30
CHANGE IN SPELLING
Minnewaukon Will Be Lsttered "Min.
newaukan" After the First Of
October.

Notice was received this morning at
the local postoffice from the depart
ment at Washington Of change in
spelling the name OF the postoffice
Minnewaukon. After Oct. 1t will be
officially. spelled 'Minnewaukan," us
ing an a" in the last syllable. The
reason for the change is unassigned
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-30
PAID THE COSTS.
Case Against Arch MoDoT
Dismissed on Saturday.

Late Saturday afternoon the case
Of the state against Arch Mcdonald
charged with assault and battery on
the person Of Bertha Goldenxeil, was
dismissed on payment of the costs BY
the defendent. who was fine-appear-
ing young man. In very frank man.
ner he stated that he had been drug
ged and knew absolutely nothing Of
the matter That he wus the victim
Of Knockout drops was evident. Witt
similar cases coming UP nearly every
day. police court attaches wonder
when the supply of dope will exhaust
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-30
FouR NEW PUPILS

Entered the Dakota Business College
this morning. Several others have ar
ranged to begin tomorrow. Last years
results show that young people who
enter the ID. B. G. make no mistake.
This school has the course of study,
the equipment and the teachers to
produce results
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-30
Tourists Delighted
With Fargo Hospitality
First Half Of Big Automobile Tour From Twin Cities to Fargo
and Return, Completed With Splendid Success-Seven
Cars Start on Return With Perfect Score.
TWO DAYS SCORES.


Ford Doerr Cbal-
Barclay
Apperson, Baznle; Detroit Johnson
points, HAYNES
68 points Franklin 10 points Cadillac points;
Hupmobile, points, Il, Oldsmoble. Johnson
Withdrawn-Haynes Burney Glide M oldsmobile
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-30
CUTLERY.

Anything you want In that line. ]
keep only the very best. Ben Hart.
Remember. the Best
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-30
Clarence Pauohor Gets 5000
New Dress Goods.

Hatcher Bros. laid Mr.. Pauchor
$50 Dor time lost with an injured hand
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-30

Ida Melin, Electrolosist and Chiropo.
dist has removed to los Broadway.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-30
OYSTERS! OYSTERS!

First of Season. seal shipped oysters
direct from the Connecticut oyster bed,
al Eggert's Market Nothing like them
ever shipped to NJ d. Water never
touches this delicious article. Phone
sci or sea.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-30

For Autumn wear at special price
Tuesday, at A. L. Moody's.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-30
Zinc pispla

Fine Display
OF new Yale suits. skirts and waists
at A. I. Moody's.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-04
TODAY'S ENTRIES.
AT OAKLAND.

First race, 7-l6 mile, purse: Silver
Grain Harry Grothe, Ollie James, Brer
Rabbit, Sully. Donovan, GeolfrId. 1l2;
Alder Gulch, Fairmont, J. Y. Lyon
Salian, ODE Lowe, 1903.
Second race, q furlOngs, selling
Andy Ginter, 10; Hoyle. l07; Apto
Orc Beauman, lochnager. Woodland
er, Otogo, Haslet loo; Evelyn X. 101 /;
Serenade. 1907 90 NJ. Brown, So; Elm
stant. SO
Third race. l II miles, selling; Hen
~ o., First Peep, l0s Ben Volio. 105 /;
Clamor. l04; Logistilla, l03 Tetanus,
80, Song Writer, 80.
Fourth race. mile and 40 yards, sell.
ing Don Enrique, 1903; Husky. los !;
Center Shot. 1903; Matchtulla, So; Anna
l.. Daley. Ocean Queen. So
Firth Race-Mile; selling: Military
Man. Col White. ia: Dargin, Kokomo
Warner Griswell, Paladini, III, Silver
Line. "a. Muskoday, 1903, Wuerzburg.
er, l07. +Gypsy King, 100; Miss De-
laney, l05; Raleigh, 1902.
Sixth Race 49, Eleven-sixteenths
purse Rapid Water 1l5; Blagg. ll2;
Roman Wing, l0S; Hereafter, Burning
Bush, Alice F.. l06: Work Box, Price.
less Jewel, 100; Carmisca. 95; Palo Al.
to, Oesa. ga Banthel, SO.
Weather showery; track slow.
apprentice allowance.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-04
AT Los ANGELES.

First Race-Selling; mile lvanhOe,
III; Liberto, 100; Ben Sand, lO5 !,
peerless Lass. 1O4 Paul First, 100;
Sam Bernard. III. Chaplet. 100. Dia.
mond Nose. 1915, Tendercrest. l05; ilu.
nero, 10; Cherlpe l0I Bon Ton, 1872
Drodger 100, Sachet, l0I.
Second Race-Purse: 2.years-old;
8 - furlongs Cassie Argregoi 100,
Charles Fox. ll2; Miss Hattie, i03;
Mary Lamb. 80. Pretend, III: Mr.
Hose l09. Raleigh. T.. d.. il2: Mylcs
OConnell lO2, Maternus. III; Del
mas, l09. Ny Last. %; Charles J
Harvey. l02. Shoemaker. TO-
TRird Selling mile; JOSEPH
*, l07 Columbia Maid l05 'Ethon
lO9; Grande Dame, l65 Fielder. 10:
Flaming. Ill
Fourth RaCC-Purse. 8 furlOngs
Maid of Gotham los. Mad Musgrave
1906 Marbles, ll2. Julia Powell. ll2.
Lady l.rma. l05
Fifth Selling. mile and thret
siyteenths Homeless loo. County
Clerk. 100. Lord StRnhope Zoe. Kinl
OF Mist. 100, Hogarth l02. Mike JOr
dan. 100: ST. llario lO5; Vanen 100.
Sixth Race Selling. FIVE and one
Lalf iuIlongs. Ben Stone, l0l, Decl
The Detroit times., 1909-03-04

WINDSOR CHAMP
IS D. NJ MAH0N

The unanimous verdict OF those In
attendance at the Windsor boxing
bouts last night was that Danny Hofr-
Mahon is easily entitled to the double
distinction of being the classiest box.
or hwo has appeared in the Canadian
town this season, and the most attrac-
tive drawing card
The regulars were on hand, OF
course. TO see Mcmahon box Gerhard.
In addition. Dannys friends were out
In force. To top II all of, there was
a considerable contingent who had not
made the "Trip TO Windsor this year.
They all wanted To see ii Danny was
still there.
IL was McMahon's first bout in sew
eral years and there were few who
were willing TO concede him able to
last out the eight rounds. though the
big majority Immediately started pull
ing for the little Detroiler who came
SO near being worlds champion,
when In his prime
And Danny simply surprised them
all. His judgment OF distance wasn't
as good as of yore, and he was natur-
ally taking no chances in his first bout
in years. His defense was simply bril-
liant, however. and his exhibition OF
blocking opened the eyes OF those who
hayent's carry the fight and this was
responsible for the draw decision.
Next time out Danny figures he will
be about ready TO carry some fight
himself. as well as hold the other fel.
low OF.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-04
OLD STARS IN A
ROW At NEWARK

NEW YORK. March As JOSEPH
McGinnity will have entire charge OF
his Newark clubs affairs he will prob
ably replace Harry Wolyerton as the
manager.
The result is likely TO be quarrel
that will get into the courts before a
settlement is reached.
Wolverton. who had big league
career In Boston. Chicago and Wash
ington, won pennanls for Willianspoit
In 1907 and 1908
His success attracted the attention
of many owners. and this year he had
u choice between offers The PROPOSE
ton OF Newark TO give him $4,000 10
manage and play third was so alluring
that Wolyerton CLOSED He has gone
ahead and signed players and has 4
strong team.
Il have contract to manage the
Newark team. and | shall report pre-
pared to fiji It, he said. 1T is now
probably too late in the season for me
TO make an advantageous contract.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-04
CLEVELAND SEES
PECULIAR MATCH
HANS WAGNER.

CLEVELAND. O.. March 3.-After
four hours and fifteen minutes strug
Cling on the mat, the referee in the
Biheter.Trembley wrestling match cali
ed 1t draw and the 200 spectators,
very much disgrunted. filed from the
building at hair past two o'clock this
morning
John Billeter, of Toledo, met John
Trembley. Of Montreal They were
TO wrestle for the lightweight cham
pionship of the world. The match
was called shortly before J. o'clock
last night and both men went to work
Instantly. Neither one secured a fall.
After the match was over the spec
tators were displeased at the perform
ance and called for a decision on
points.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-04
Best Senatorial HEAVIER
Neither Burns Nor Johnson
washington star.)

II Is remarkable fact that the
pitcher who did the best work Tor tho
Washington club last year has been
almost neglected by the papers, where
as had Tom Hughes been a youngster
nothing but praise would have come
his way Hughes has done the best
pitching of his career since Manager
Cantillon took hold OF the Nationals.
and the old boy felt a little miffed
when he left here for Chicago over his
neglect
You fellows can't see any one but
Johnson or Burns. said Tom at the
railroad station. but nevertheless |
was Washington best pitcher last
year and I'm going 10 repeat this sea-
son. | know Johnson has the drop
ION me I'm the matter Of years. but |
never felt better IN my life and you
can depend upon it lam going To give
the l.os Angeles Md a run for his
money"
Hughes has been In the business too
long TO worry over the adulatiOn %
the fans" OF course he likes TO be
praised when he pitches good ball. but
he IS OF the sort who work for their
manager. and when a youngsteT dis
r,fuys unusual ability Sir Thomas Is al
WAYS the first 10 slap him on tie back
and give him praise.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-04
JOCKEY M|NDER
MAY LOSE LEG

NASHVILLE. Tenn, March at
was learned today that Andy Minder,
the well known jockey, who broke his
leg at Fort Erie last summer and re.
broke it here. will probably lose the
leg, there being little hope of recovery
to the extent that he could ever use
il again. He Is in the St Thomas hos
pital and every effort is being made
to avoid amputation. Minder has been
prominent rider for several years.
Cidents.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-04
DOYLE MAKES
A FAST START

MARLIN, Tex. March LARRY
Doyle is the first arrival of the four
tardy Giants at the training camp. Lar
ry blew in yesterday, and was follow
ed by Herzog. Murray and Ames late
in the afternoon.
Doyle. at bat in the scrub game
stung a beautiful line single TO center
and followed that with two cher
peaches" in his three times up
The Detroit times., 1909-03-04
JEFF'S MIGHTY
RIGHT CRIPPLED

NEW YORK March 3.-Though "
is a fact moi generally known. 1t has
leaked ont from member OF JET
fries retinue that the big eN-champlon
is really much worried over The con
1ition of his right arm
Soon after he retired from the ring.
Jeff was persuaded to pitch Joke
game of ball. lie Was i'm no training
for the task and has never been aOle
10 straighten the arm since. Al pres
ent he is working regularly with a 400
pound weight. thrown over a pulley,
which he attaches to the arm. brac'
ing his body against a frame work and
allowing the weight to pull the arm
out straight rs long as ne can stand
IL.
II S believed in Jenrles circle OF
intmates that his delay in announcing
plans 10 fight is occasioned by the
doubtful condition of his mighty right
arm.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-04
AGAIN THE DOPE
MISLEADS THE SPORTS

BOSTON, March 3.-in a scientific
manner Jimmy Gardner. the Lowell
boxer. checked the winning advance Of
Bill Mckinnon last night at the Arm
DRY A. A.. getting the decision In their
l2-round bout IL was one of the big
gest surprises ever provided a bout
at that club The way MckinnOn beat
Lewis and the showing that Gardner
made against Joe WOlcOtt led the ma
jority of the fans To regard Mckinnon
as sure winner, and he was made q
to favorite.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-04
CMALL CPORTING
" TALK = zMAs ~ WORLD

Rocshesier turned the tables ON W 4.
c.. PLAYING IN the Lansing y. VI. {.
\. gymnasium.
The Detroit Yacht club VIII he the
guests OF honor at the motor boat
show this evening.
.
March 20 ~ the date set for the open
ing OF Big Tim" Sullivan's new race
track At Jacksonville Fla.
Eastern High basketball team left TN
state trip this morning. playing AZ
Fremont. Muskeguu anu Grand RAJ
ids.
Catcher EnsterIy whipped 'em down 10
second very fast yesterday. To-day
he viii be foudiing bis wing IN Il
plaster cast
Kelly aud Papke have signed for their
f0urth battle which will be fought
at san Francisco before tvfruth =
club late this month
.
lou Laubscher defended his title of
local champion az both STYLES OF pool
by beating Eossman both straight
and fancy. In the first half 81 their
match.
The Detroit Matinee club VIII elect Of
nCers at its meeting tonight at tire
The Detroit times., 1909-03-04
WILL PLAY POOL
At TWO STYLES

The management of the McCabe IL
McCreery pool room. 4S5 McKinstry-
ave. has matched Lou Laubscher and
Sam Rossman, local pool sharks, to
meet in series of matches at mixed
styles, the first clash being scheduled
for Wednesday evening, March 3.
The men will play 1875 balls even.
straight pool. Each one will then lay
out II fancy shots which both will
essay to execute. The player making
the least number OF misses will OF
course. prove victorious.
The second portion OF the match will
be played Friday evening
The Detroit times., 1909-03-04
Welcome to Our Summaries!

The scoring summaries this year
will include sacrifice flies as well as
sacrifice hits, the number OF innings
each pitcher works, the legal at bats
and hits scored against him and the
names of the batsmen who the pitcher
hits with the ball. Also in case of a
wild pitch or a passed ball coming on
third strike and allowing the batter
to take first base. the player making
the misplay shall be charged with a
fielding error
The Detroit times., 1909-03-04
AFTER THAT. JOE
HATED TO
BAT.

"AT . no Ser u .prn Joe On ao%s wG three or
other that date stin
bunch foresat6Fis and scusse the old time.
Joe remembered ana the que
Detroit was batting IN e last @ Of 'he rin' inning and Chicago Wa
Arock O
the diamond had habit bail Of freezing
How Nick
hat a an "S g@g "y y Out p o i & @ ne ia" eliminated
Well Atroek cut loose slow struck usual TN
pitch happened to be shods night ~oe" Joe liked TO get then" n
whipped mis- bat around win run s~ns Connected lined the bal
ike a defend him
ove on the
brousn the tying stopped mr. and kept on to
the ban from beneath Neks harIy form
N,t h rS 20 h Ss' No. ae o ,t t5 ,.r that the sea-
pitcher the batsman hit scoring Yser the
But there s ;ssp 70, SIX FINALLY gam" srs"s Tss
IN notm Fl
tine cut loose at ball see poor Nick Atroek out thor keeling over IKE
awful responsibility OF EN- take pitch against only they
getting plncned murder and what to
OF Jo-
a without
story
Gliding worlds eampionshp but don't make weight for the AFFAIR some
aarisd
nothing champion sagnaws rivals the Southern
Michigan The Times OF yesterday
adatora poses. go for Jim Jen now But the public
right this
Poor little Andy Mlnaer has taken Ills last desperate chance 1t
long time before the Noh" circuit % the deeds Of the boy who
has been able to boast
Forts fakir with
Gs%%n n @G psT%p . O o IuS ne makes
Fort smith shoe store sing very small
The Detroit times., 1909-03-04
MAPS CHAMPS?
IT IS TO LAUGH

Joe Cantilon OF Washington doesn't
claim the 1909 pennant in the Ameri-
IAN league, but says the Senators Will
finish Il long distance above the bot
tom. lie says his pitching stan is as
good as anyone's, and laughs at Cleve-
land AS a possible winner. adding: Il
only wish we had l54 games with the
Mans this year.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-04
WALKER WILL
TRAIN CHAMPS

Foster J. Walker. prominent local
exponent of physical culture, has sign
ed contract as trainer of the Sag
NAV Southern Michigan baseball club.
league champions. and will be on the
Job April 1.-THE at which A. 5.
Burkarts team will be expected TO re-
port.
Walker was with the Saginaw bunch
through the latter part of last season
ana his work PLAYED no small part in
the success of the club. particularly
the pitchers.
Walker. il is understood, will also
be press agent and personal repre-
sentative OF Mr. Burkhart.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-04

As for Moriarty's frst-base play
there can be no question regarding
its excellence. The shift outlined
above would also greatly strengthen
the Eigefs=sgatusE ipftzhandut= pitch
lng--a department Of the game in
which they have always been a bit
weak.
Everything considered, II looks as
" Rossman would make the mistake
Of his life by not joining the team at
the time Of it's start for the south. Ev-
cry opportunity he gives Jennings TO
form another combination is danger
Gus In the extreme. Claude is a great
The Detroit times., 1909-03-04
Kills Would-Be Slayer.

A merciless murderer is Append.
citis with many victims. But DR..
Kings New Life Pills Kill IL by pre-
vention. They gently stimulate stom-
ach liver and bowels. preventing that
clogging that invites appendicitis. cur
ing Constipation, Biliousness. Chills.
Malaria. Headache and Indigestion at
T.. c. Kinsel. Central Drug Co, Gray
4 Worcester.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-04
NO NEW SOX BOSS
TILL APRIL "A

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. March d
President Comiskey. of the Sox said
today.
Fielder Jones will come over. all
right | have no assurance from him
Oh that point, but he will come over,
ali right. want him, and he has
! will consider him manager OF my
team until the regular season opens,
Ii he is not with me on April II |
will name his successor, and not until
then