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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-12
SUCCESSFUL SAFE
CRACKING JOB

Salt Lake. Oct. 1l.-Onc. of the
cleverest and most successful safe
cracking Jobs ever pulled off in Salt
Lake City was done at the Majestic
theater, "a East First South street.
between II o'clock last night and 6
o'clock this morning. There is every
evidence that the work was that of
professional safe-crackcrs
The thieves secured nearly $4,000 In
cash two certified checks for $1,000
each. contracts. leases. receipts and
olner valuable papers.
The job was one OF the neatest ever
turned by professional safe-crackerS
in this city
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-12
CHARGES DRUNKENNESS
AND CLAIMS AllMONY


Salt Lake. Oct. 1I-Charging drunk
onness and cruelty, Mrs. Martha
Houston Adamson. wife of Andrew A.
Adamson, Jr. has filed suit for di-
yorce In the district court. She asks
for 500 month alimony, vita a
share of Adamson's property. valued
at from $4,000 To- $Z5.000 and wants
her maiden name of Houston restored.
Adamson is q saloon keeper at Muir.
ray. She also wants him restrained
from disposing OF his property. and
tAat he be ordered 10 keep away from
the Eagle rooming house at Murray,
which she runs. The drunkenness is
charged TO have covered two years.
during which time she SAYS her hus-
band frequently beat her and accused
her OF inf1delity, Tney were married
in Salt Lake April 2, 1906.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-12
CUNNINGHAM DECLARED
INSANE BY THE COURT

San Francisco. Cal. Oct. 11.-That
James f. Cunningham was insane
wnen he shot and killed Miss Caro-
Hue Brasch. stcnographer for Gray
Bros, in the Office OF that firm on
June 30 last. was the decision OF a
jury in the superior court today. Soon
after Miss Brasch was killed an limo.
cent man was arrested for tho crime
To save him. Cunningham confessed
Last Saturday an insanity commits.
sion reported that Cunningham was
an incurable paranoias. that he suf.
fered from hallucinations that he is
the son oil God, that evil spirits are
depressing him and that all women
are In love with him.
After the decision OF the jury was
received Judge Dunno formally com.
mittcd Cunningham to a state hos
pital for the Insane.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-12
THE CAMPAIGN LIAR is
AT WORK.

Mayor Brewer and his man Friday
smurthwafte aud their gang of beelcrs
are telling it around town that the Re,
publican party and candidates are re.
cciving money for the election OF
iheir ticket from various sources.
George j, Kelly, chairman of the Re.
publican party. announces that the
oniy money thus far received has been
paid by the candidates nominated ON
tho Republican ticket and tbat Tho
only money promised up TO date had
oeen by the candidates on the ticket.
ne states that he does not know Of
any money coming from any source at
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-12

What has become of the Reverend
Elderkin Noble Strong's prohibition
platform presented to the Democratic
convention committee on resolutions 4?
Why did the Democrats turn II down.
II Alex Brewer and Jedcdiah Daniel
arc to reform Ogden?
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-12
STATE or ONO. Cry OF ToLzDo, ;,

' Lyess G' cous1%. Sa5s 99 40lzOo' ,m
FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that he is N,
semor partner Of the firm OF FL CHrsEY&Co' ;
and State Aforesaid. md that said firm will nay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS Tor
each and every case OF Cstarrh that cannot bs
cured by the use of HALLa CArARsu Guar
FRANK i. CHENEY.
sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence. this 9th day Of December, AID. 1885
/ SEAL A. w. GLEASON,
Notary Public
Halle Catarrh Cure is taken internally and
aGs directly on the blood and MUCOUS surfaces
OF the System. Send for testimonials, free
i, ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. q
TT I'd by Druggists, 7Sc.
Halls Family Pills are the best
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-12
COAL OPERATOR is
CHARGING DISCRIMINATION

Washington, Oct. ia complaint
was filed with the Interstate Com.
merce commission today by Elmer f.
Thomas OF Omaha. Neb,, in which he
alleges that the Union Paaci6c rail
road the Oregon Short Line and the
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-12

Some time ago the Standard offered
$1,000 for tho proof that the statement
OF Mayor Brewers waterworks repor,
was correct. There have been no tax.
ers up TO date. And yet the Smurth.
waite gang Is shouting Honest Alex"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-12
REGISTER THIS EVENING.

You can register up TO 9 o'clock
this evening Look UP the residence
OF the registry agent In your district.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-12

VIII Mayor Brewer increase the
taxes of the people of Ogden to pay
on the Sl6S,000 floating debt OF the
city general fund?
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-12

For how much was II that Smurth-
waite tried to hold up the Mormon
church, when he demanded that the
church leaders buy out his salt farm
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-12

Who arc the members of the Brew.
or administration that went TO Salt
Lake City and tried to stop the fight
against the stockade?
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-12
CONSOLIDATED MUSIC CO.'S GREAT PIANO
SALE WILL CONTINUE ONE WEEK LONGER

Saturday Oct 16 positively the last day that will be
prices which have caused much among piano
buyers during the last ten days After Oct 16, prices
go back regular list Those who have made selection
have opportunity.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-12

Why did Mayor Brewer close the
gambling houses just before election
and after allowing them to run for
almost two years?
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-12

II YOU did not vote last year YOU
must Register this year If YOU want TO
vote three weeks from today. See
page 8. II will tell YOU where TO Reg.
lister
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-12

There few extremely fine bargains left in Hobart NJ Gable
Kimbal and pianos, well few lower priced in
They will not last long the prices asking
at this time.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-12

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY OF LAST WEEK WE WERE UN
ABLE TO GIVE EACH PATRON PROPER ATTENTION
BECAUSE OF SO MANY COMING IN AT THE
SAME TIME. THIS EXPLAINS OUR
ACTION IN CONTINUING
OUR SALE.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-12

Will Alex Brewer join Charles
Smurthwaite in starting a new church? A.?
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-12

Bonds were easy Total sales, y
value, $780, 200.
United States bonds were 4
changed OH call
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-12

WANT ADS BRING BIG RESULTS
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-12
FOR COUNCILMAN 5TH WARD,
@. A. DICKSON.

Put the lever at the Beehive and you
vote the above ticket and thereby vote
for honesty economy. the enforcement
OF the Law and business admInistra.
ton
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-11-20
IRRIGATION COMMITTEE
Inspected Site of Big Irrigation Dam
on the Rio Grande Opposite
City of FL Paso.
(Herald Specially

Amarillo, Texas, Nov 2O-The
United States senatorial irrigation
committee arrived here this morning
from Carlsbad, N. NJ, after inspecting
the federal dam at the Butte site, OPP
posite Ell Paso. Senator Carter heads
the committee, which went to Wood
ward, Okla The New Mexico dam
will irrigate 225,OOO acres of Texas,
New Mexico and Mexico lands, and
will cost $S,OOO,OOO.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1909-11-20
VIA GALVESTON PORT
Indications Point to Diverting Foreign
immigration From New York
to Gulf Port.
tHerald Specially

Galveston, Texas, Nov 20-Indica-
lions are that the tide of foreign i'm
migration is being diverted from New
York to Galveston. The steamer Sas-
sci of the North German Lloyd line
arrived in port this morning from
Bremen with five hundred steerage
passengers, who will settle in Texas.
All vessels arriving recently from
foreign ports brought colonists into
Texas.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
How hed Han|0R Used 10
Tea(h q Green Player

one OF the things that made Ned
Hanlon great manager was MS
knaCk with young players. His course
with Dan McGann Will serve as An
Illustration OF his methods. Back IN
1883. McGann. who had been tarm"d
hv Washington 20 Toronto. was sec'H-
ed by Baltimore in tho deal that sem
lack Doyle 10 the capital me hIo'
day's training az Macon that sprlnG
showed that McGann was grceh-ap
pa~ently hopelessly green M IN"
knowledge OF all inside WORK. fi'
mad a good pair OF hands and ina let
him ont az far as surface appearances
went Hanlon watched the boy ior
counle OF days. until the stiffness ana
soreness was beginning 30 wear away
Thon the manager peeled on ms coa'
and stationed himself at the bag WIN
Dsniel at his side The enilr" morn
inc was directed 20 a little indlVlduai
coaching class. with the other players
cantering their attentions upon nrs'
hase Every kind OF play WIN re'eI
enca IN batter base runner ana nelu
i,s was manufactured for The achool
;na - hotb the morning and alter
noon sessions loo,
The next day. McGann was place.
hocL an the bag with Hanion AZ MS
Side an. the lessons supposed TO haye
seen nee, learned on the day before ~Sre
.reci,ed From that moment. M',
cam bgan to show improvement m anu
- wasn't long before he war cor.
respondeuts' began sending mfsSaSFs az,
- The rear on the order OF: l'oyle
rtu never be- missed. As Jach nav
long boon thc premier hrsl na7,ii.'s,, .i'I.1,',
~ the country. the aforesaid h'e9'g- .,t.tE
were received IN many I ~,
.i'' 80, sssson NcGann had proved thei
'u, Nm '%e was the star OF he >ear u
,bara ,[n,~ vero a little more practical lr,,'' len.
ors,ration U.yir by managers these DAYS '''
o,,1,, ,o,ng.fers would become more Va''r
a,io ~ thcir clubs ln shorter order
sDrrfing News.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
The First Fight With Ffzsirnn10ns
is the One Jeff Likes to Recall

however. those who Witnessed that
fight. realized | could take punish
ment. for Fitzsimmons hit me hard
and often. and he could hit As hard
as any man in the ring NJ that time.
outgeneraled Fitzsimmons in this
battle 10y forcing him 10 lead. Ills
strong hold had always been counter
ing but as | kept after him con
tinually he had 20 lead or back away
ana when thus forced hc vas non
plused
knocHvd Fitzsimmons down IN
thc second round with sttaisht
left 70 the mouth and he actually
looked surprised lie did his best
work in the nth round and shot his
bolt for his heaviest blows failed "a
Woyt as effective as they had against
other men In the eighth round. after
I had knocked him down, FitZsimmons
came up looking scared. He realized
then. think tor the first time. that
he was beaten man. ! knocked him
ont In ihe eleventh with a risht hand
swing 10 The chin
Went INTO thar fgh rank out
slider and when Il was over was
champion of toe world. a title | have
held to this day untarnished and
which I will continue 20 hold thus
until ! again retire this time forever
from the ring
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
DETROIT CENSORS
OF BASKETBALL
Jake Mazer and Dick Jackson repre-,
sent A. A. U. in Michigan and
Teams Must AL Be Registered.

IL behouves all baseball teams desir-
Gus OF playing teams outside lhc
league ot which they may be mem
bers, 10 register with the y \. t.
this year, or they will be picking up
a peek OF trouble The prospect Is noW
that the number of non-registcrei
teams will be 80 small as TO be VIZ
tually negligible quantity AS amy
registered team playing a non-resis-
tered five is in danger ~ suspension.
registration will naturally become the
first duty OF team
Jacob Mazcr. OF the Detroit Athlete
club. and Richard jackson. Jr. OF the
Spalding Sport shop. form the Detroit
and Michigan committee of the \ \.
l.. this year. and have their headquar-
ters in Mr. Jackson's Office where reg
istratiou blanks are on file Blanks
will also be mailed ON request 10 any
team in the city or state. Regisu4-
ton fee is % cents for each PLAYER.
The A. A. L. Is charging no sanction
this wear for teams desiring To stage
games in their own gymnasiums
The fact that Mazer and Jackson
are in charge OF the sport in Deticit
is not generally known. q mistaken
impression being in circulation taa'
there are other members of the board
Al the time Of the appointment o'
this pair they were told that they
might. II they desired invite enc ota's
member OF their own choice NJ !n.
vitation has been rendered and none
is likely 10 be given unless In the very
improbable event OF q disagreement
For the first time in several years
the local Y VI. c. \ is unrepresentcd
on the controlling body
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
BY Jas. J. Jetries.

To my mind the best deht ! ever
made was against bob Fitzsimmons,
on June ., 1899. when ! knocked him
out in II rounds al the Coney Island
Athletic club and became champion
Of the world
Previous 20 this fight had met Bob
Armstrong. the giant negro, IN the
east. and had been criticized because
! did not knock him ont in a hurry.
When trained FOR the battle with
Fitzsimmous determined 90 ~ into
the ring faster and better than | had
ever been in ms lie. So / could DO my
self Justice | had never been In
perfect shape, as had carried TOO
much weight,
When | faced Fitzsimmons ! believe
was in the best condition could
possibly reach For go days previous
to June q did nor drink "A drop of
water. 50 anxious was / to take of
weight W hen my throat became
parched simply sargled
The conditions under which ] fought
were discouraginC fclt tha- some
of my hackers did not think could
defeat fhe champion and incidents ~
my training had heen disconraGing.
As a matter of fact however, re-
garl my battle with Fitzsimmous as
one OF The easiest ot my career At
the end was NOT even breathing
deeply
Tie imnrc Sion has prevailed in me
minds ot some that ms stomach was
not mVu,uerable but IS this was true.
that blow Fjz-immons landed under
ms heart in tAe fourth round would
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
8 NEW TIGERS
GET THE HOOK
Detroit Baseball Club Asks for waiv,
ers on Some of the Material To
Be Placed in Minors.
AK SWINGS ON THESE.
Ptehers-6ills. Britton, cavett.
Sehreiber and lafitte.
Inhelders-Murch and Gaynor.
outfielder-Spencer.

The AK OF President Frank / Nsvin
ana Manager Hugh 4. Jennings. OF tho
Detroit Baseball club. has SWING ON
the necks of eight budding Young big.
leaguers for whom the request for
waivers has gone forth. The eIeh,
mentioned Will not 20 south but will
PROBABLY be placed with minor.leaeue
cluDs before March. Several OF the
men mentioned above are already
ucketed for definite berths
Pitchers Bills and Britton are prob.
ably To return 20 the clubs from which
they came. LATTE has been virtual.
sold to Rochester. though the formal
acceptance OF waivers has not yet been
completed. Murch. il IL understood.
viii go To Indianapolis which team il
also likely 10 get Spencer. Fort Wayne
viii probably get Gaynor.
Regarding the last mentioned
player II is emphatically stated that
his sale is made with the condition
OF an option for rcpurchase at the close
of the season. Ills extreme youth and
the fact that Detroit has now no i'm.
mediate need for "A first t-baseman arc
the occasion for the decision To give
him another year for purposes OF sen
soning. The BELIEF exists among his
teammates on the club that Gaynor
l. the making OF veritable star But
no Kid OF his age knows the fine points
Iof inside baseball and the Tigers are
too we'll fixed to make il necessary to
develop a man themselves taking the
attendant risk
Aside from the man mentioned above
and Frank Red Donohue. who is stlll
on the teams reserve list every ath.
lete on the clubs roll will be taken
south, according 10 present intentions
Just 10 revive tho memory OF the
bugs il might be noted that there still
remain the following &c PLAYERS
Ball. Beckendorf. Browning. Bush
Casey. Cobb. Crawford. Delehanty
Donovan. Drake Harding. Jennings u
Jones T Jones. Killian. Kirk. I.aii,te
Leliyclt. Lister Mcintyre Moriarty
Mullin. Ness. OLcary. PernOll. Savidge.
Schmidt. simmons Smith. Speer. Stan
age stroud. Summers. Vance. Wllctt
end Works
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
srIdae coIIapses; y prownea.

ST PETERSBURG Dec - ~gy
the collapse of Wooden bridge acros.
the Pripei river az the village of
Nosyr. In Minsk province, - PERSONS
were drowned \ crowd Of working.
n,n and women we're crossing when
~ fen The river was filled with ice
fiOca and Tho rescue Of those who fell
into the Natcr wRs impossible
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
Ricnrs 90 Vrteran-

TIE Buffalo club has secured waiv-
ers OF all Eastern League and Ameri-
can association clubs on shortstop
Mattress. who has been with the Buf
falo club for eight wears an Eastern
League record FOR continuous service
with one club
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20

r.m Kelly j. the only member
of last wars Eastern lcagUe Etaft pi
umpire Who is sure ot his Job fW
uevt wear Fmcran and possibly
Rvron may be signed but no others.
Tim Hurst is slated tur JOB. ON
President Powers stan and he uught
to make good man.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
RICHTER COULD HAVE HAD IT.
Magnstes Said TO Have Offered Him
National League Presidency.

Reports Of the National league meet
ing at New York Saturday have it thar.
but FOR his own reluctance in accept
ing. Frank &. Richter. editor Of Sport
ing Life might have had the prrst
GenCy OF the organization
When IL became obvious that a com
promise candidate would be acceptable
10 both the Hcydler and Ward tac.
tions. Richters name w@ mentioned
and the editor seemed TO have easy
sailing 4 committee waited on him
but he wanted time 10 consider tho
proposition During the wait Lyme
was nominated and the suggestion 70.
suited in his election
&. ". MARKS. former owner of J"e
Ilui-ILnn ll-aI
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20

right hand blow delivered with every
ounce Of siren rh Fitzsimmons pos
sessod, bat | can honestly say IL did
not bother me
Only once during the fight did
Fi'z5immons hart ne, and that vas
when be split nay eyeid His body
blows did NOT hurt a blt think.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
w..oIno Em Out

r...iJan. Comisaet. oi Chicago.
,.l.d for waiver Qu ii men and
n'o.i.lart ,'''o Hedges. az tho So Louis
Rfours. on s.N on pi 'n'
who will Dc -hipp"d 'a@h '' ! ~ i'i'''
'ors unless claim'd 10. 80 HaJ'N ''''-'
..uE . oathoiGtr clomp''n
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
Jack Dunn's Bseker.

ln purchasing the Baltimore club
Jack Dunn is said 10 have been fnan
cially backed by j +. Bartlett. a we'll
known turfman. who raced Live Wire
ON tho New York tracks and at PIN
leo this year.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
stslllnns chasea Nine

Manager Stalliugs. OF the Highland
ers, mas sent ont list OF men whom
he IS willing 20 place with some minor
league teams next season. Nine names
are on this list. five OF them being
pitchers.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
Arn,v ~" Wins Fron, Crews.

The Army Y. NJ. G. A. Basketball
team defeated the Holy Redeemer
Greys. Friday night - TO 2l Heenan
did the star work FOR the Army play.
ers. scoring IS OF the % points
Tho Army Reserve team defeated
the Holy Redeemer juniors ON the
same evening 10y q score Of . 20 Q.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
viii Surely Race the General

Mike Bowerman says that Genera
Watts. > 6G O. viii be a decIded fac
tor in the stallion races OF 1910.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
Old DeiTOit5 Say The
fTdRhIIB Are Too fast

After receiving challenges
frCm about every team in town.
Jacob Mazer, hcad-push OF lhe
u. \. G. basketball team risr9
90 remark that the impression
his team is To- get togethcr AMI
play a schedule or gaines this
YEAR. is erroneous.
we arcn going TO play at
all. so Tar as know. said hn
and. as for playing tho Franz.
lin settlement five in particular.
We will have 90 pass Thevra
too fast for us,
Those who remember ths
greWc css OF the old team VIII
PVT Nlazor down as i'm n kiddirg
mood regarding the last remark
hut Its publication was duly au.
thorizcd. nevertheless.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20

%---> will begin 10 sound
r~cu natural very short
oIGHT TO ly. In all proba-
MAKE GOOD. bility we will be uu-
der the necessity
Of using the term quite frequently
and for long while. For Mr..
Lynch. from what loca, friends ana
acquaintances say. Is quite consider
ably the man cut out for the job OF
running the National league--if such
feat is possible in an organization
comprising so many discordantly AZ
gressiye elements.
The writer knows President Lynch
only by reputation He never acted as
umpire IN the American league ana
his service in this capacity In the
National ante-dated a large proper
tion OF the present generation OF sport
writer's But IL is noticeable TACT
that all OF the old National league
ball players have a good word TOT
him. The writer has heard Hughie
Jennings tell stories OF his nerve and
his ability and when one OF the old
Paltimores was won over 10 speak
well OF an arbitrator he has reason for
a Just feeling of personal pride JIM
nv Casey OF the Brooklyn and Chi-
cago clubs erstwhile, now a prosper
Gus Detroit manufacturer joins in the
approval OF the action OF the Nationa!
league magnates in selecting l-ynch
for leader
lynch will set new record n ne
way ~ will stand back OF his um
nires." said Casey when he heard the
news Of the ex-umpire's unexpected
elevation. IF ever there was stlckier
for discipline Lynch filed the bill
Charlie Farrell was about as popular
a plaver with the umpires In the ON
davs as there was. and always got
along well with them But one day J
heard Farrell forget himself and all
dress a mild word OF protest 20 Lynch
whom he address as Tom
Mr.. Lynch. II you please Mr..
Farrell was the package Charlie got.
don't believe he ever forgot him
self on the field again
From these and other remarks II
seems that the National league has 4
man who will either be president in
name and in fact or who will 20 down
lighting 20 the last Can the organiza-
ton OF malcontents summon enough
pride In the squareness OF such man
TO back him up
II has never done so vet and. as long
as such men as Brush and Murphy
are playing parts in the cast. II will
hardly do so now
!, will be interesting 20 sit back and
watch what happens on the inevitable
occasion that will arise when one %
these men tries 20 put something over
on the former arbitrator and gets
caught in the act.
In the meantime. look out for food
Of anecdote about Lynch. Hes oeen
ont OF baseball for a time but he a
man who willed the game plenty Of
occasion FOR vivid recollection.
Coaches ~ football teams who DO
not take their men out in the spring
and give them couple OF months Or
work at kicking and receiving kicks
will miss a golden opportunity TO steal
a march on their opponents The
private tip Is given me that the rules
committee IS going 20 build a game
next year that vii be just about all
kicking
Tho successive acts in the leffries
drama appear 10 be Seeing II J can
got ready 10 fight Getting ready 10
fghr Fighting and How
whipped the smokc Varying rates
have prevailed M 20 date. but the
public f. expected 20 pay for them all
Billy sullivan has a sort Of horse
shoe substitute for spikes Is there
a blacksmith on the grounds
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
Bugs Thar s Ill

Aso NOT ONLY rHaT But DOC 6SAoFoSC
ne nEoeT THAT a GuT CAN GET
,u-o eearecr CONDITION 6T PArTeSlNe
Asouno AL SuHrsa IN AS eASe
SLAeS OK. ToU OUTER cUpS AnO
NoIrr5 CAN'T ToO Just FEEI e"
>sR,coltNc. eE TWEEN ToUS TcEs2
az \.Ay 1Ht~ SAY Foor 5AnNS WAY
ercohr pOpUIAQ AGAIN
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20

e. ". MARKS. former owner of Joe
patchcn. - dead.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
| HEART Nth the
70 Sporting
HEART Editor.

President Lynch OF the National
league
IL rolls trippingly of the tongue and
The Detroit times., 1909-12-20

TT '"N =" 'N'"F' P"F'"I '"' |" FI'FF'
who q ed tn .Dfue up - aprri irra-
tIans Iaitr CItmcr'~ Wtikesharrr
club plcaGs that baseball sale ls