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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-18
JEALOUS HUSBAND
SLAIN BY HIS WIFE
He Tried to Hurl Her Out Of Fifth
Story Window and She Plunged
a Knife into His Heart.

New York, Aug 1o-When Luigi,
husband Of Mrs. Augusta crissinati, at-
tempted to hurl his wife out Of the
fifth story window of their home III
an East side tenement early today, the
woman seized a knife and plunged it
into the heart OF Crissinati, killing him
instantly Their four children we're
witnesses to the tragedy The hus-
baud was insanely jealous Of Eugene
Chicarelli, a boarder in the family.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-18
FUNERAL or MRs. MARY BROWN.
Was Held Yestrday Afternoon and
Body Was Taken to contoocool, N. H.

The funeral service Of Mrs. Mary Dun.
bar Brown was held at two o'clock yes.
terdav afternoon at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs Nathaniel Bond, Of
South Main street. Rev. +. G. Downey
offieiated and Mrs. ~ D. Lamb sang
two selections. The remains were taken
on The night train to Mrs. Browns for
mer home, Contooeook, N IT., for inter-
ment.
Mrs. Almon r. Currier and Mrs. Her
bert Brown Of Hillsboro, n. H were
present at the funeral
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-18
SUTTON A SUICIDE,
SAYS THE COURT
Held Revolver in His Own Hand, Fired
It Himself and without Intervention
BY Anyone Else.

Washington, D. C, Aug. ls.--The
hoard Of inquiry in the case Of 1euten-
ant james W. sutton, vho was killed
in a fracas with fellow officers at An.
napois has found that sutton was
killed by 4 revolver held IN his own right
hand and fred BY himself without inter.
yeation of any other hand,n The court
adds that no charge Of criminality is
possible against any other officers and
that sutton was directly and solely re-
sponsible for his own death
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-18
SHOT DOWN CREEK flag.
Summary Action to Avert Threatened
Trouble.

conea, Crete, Aug. is. Marines from
the warships Of four protecting npw-
ers with cannon shot down from the
flagstaff on the fortress the Greek flag
which has threatened to emhroil Tur-
key and Greece The town is in great
excitement and gandarms are patrolling
the streets 70 prevent an outbreak, The
powers notified the cabinet that any
further resistance to the sovereignty
OF Turkey would bring summary pun.
ishment.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-18
MoNTPELIER's BOARD OF TRADE.
Lays Plans for Raising Money to Help
Local Industries.

At the Montpelier board Of trade
meeting last evening the directors were
authorized 20 so ahead with the plan
Of financing the association for the pur-
pose Of raising money to help indus
tries which want to come to this city.
The plan Is that each member of which
there are nearly 500, shall subscribe
St00, but that not more than rs per
cent OF that amount shall be collected
in any one year and only on 9 yote
OF the board.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-18
MOTHER ARRESTED.
After Daughter Had Been Acquitted 81
Larceny Charge.

Mrs Nellie Cherro was acquitted Of
the charge of stealing dress from the
washing Of Mrs. Ned Harris before
Judge Harvey in Montpelier court last
evening, it being proved that the. waist
which was exhibited il the trial was
one given her mother by Al. Gould, 4
junk dealer, in whose shop the mother,
Mrs. Gurrier, worked.
Several witnesses were on the stand
for the State testifying that they saw
Mrs Cherfo wearing the dress satu-
day afternoon and that since that date
it had been remodeled Defensive tes-
timony WAS that Mrs. Curier was al
lowed to take a waist and not dress
from the iunk shop to which Che fore
man Of the shop testified Grand
Juror Bailey prosecuted while J. G.
Wing defended. The respondent was
discharged but Mrs Kate Currier her
mother. WAS arrested at once in the
some room on the some charge and was
released on bail for hearing Thursday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-18
BALLOON is FOUND.
The Greylock Flew Away Before Capt
Wilson Was Ready

Broekton, Mass, Aug. 1s.-Tt is re-.
ported that the war balloon Greyloek
which went adrift yesterday has been
found near Stoughton Captain Will
son and a detail Of men left today iii
an automobile to bring back the gas
bag for use in the war game if it is
unlnlured.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-18
z. y 2 RegImenl 60 camn.

After being in camp at the Granite
City Trotting park since Saturday after
noon the Vermont Regiment, Uniform
Rank, formally broke camp 40 four
o'clock yesterday afternoon when the
dress parade and retreat was held Ow-
ing to the wet condition Of the grounds
and the rain which vas falling in tor
rents the review Of the regiment under
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-18
BODY IN CORN FIELD.
Accountant for Motor Company Wrote
Father He Was Despondent.

Welland Ont, Aug. 1s.--A bus driver
yesterday afternoon discovered in corr
field near the road between Ridgway and
Crystal Bach, the body Of DR.. Weller
an accountant for the Pierce Motor
Company OF Buffalo He had shot him
self August s. He wrote TO his father
Dr. H. Weller Of Weland, saying that
Die was despondent He went TO Crystal
Beach with some friends August 7 and
that was the last seen Of him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-18
FIRE IN OIL STORE.
!. nj Crane & Co.'S Place on Oliver
Street, Boston, Damaged.

Boston, Aug. IS Fire in the oil store
Of T. N. Crane 8 Co. on oliver street,
IN the heart Of the business district,
caused a loss Of $4,000 to-day ESplod
ing oil drove the fremeD back. and made
the work difficult. The most Of the
force was On the scene before the fames
were extinguished,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-18
Funeral d AIanson Nye.

North AfHontpelier, Aug. 1s.-The
funeral Of Alanson Nye was held this
afternoon, the Rev. J. Edward Wright
of Montpelier officiating The bearers
were Orlando Clark. r. C. Collins, Addi.
son Peck and A N. Templeton.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-18

The new system Of oiling the streets
at Nofthfeld seems to have met with
satisfaction So far. bnt the results OF
the scheme have not had time to develop
yet II Is thought the cost will not be
greater than the system Of sprinkliDg.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-18
ACCEPTS 81. ALBANs CALL.


St. Albans, Aug 1s--The Rev. DR..
w. II. Dearborn Of Boston has accepted
"a csll to beeome pastor Of the Uniyer-
salist church Of this city and viii as
sumo his duties the second Sunday in
September he supplied the pulpit in
July Dr. Dearborn has occupied sew
eral important pulpits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24
LAST FOOTBALL GAMES.
Squads
Ready For
Whistle

Tho football squads 81 both Wash
inston and oregon went through
their final practice yesterday. when
the lest touches were pat on hy the
coaches In preparation lur tomnr-
rows game which viii decide the
intercollegiate championship 81 the
Northwest 80 far az the players
are concerned. everything ls in
readiness fer che bis game ~ the
year,
Yesterday afternoon "a mvmbors
- ihr oregon squad who have been
camping az American Lake for the
past two weeks broke camp and
headed for Seattle Trainer uny-
ward and Coach Forbes have pat
In the finishing touches aud believe
that their men are fully capable u
holding up the honora ~ oregon to-
morrow
Tho visiting team viii outweigh
pphir'a bunch by a little over four
pounds % the man and. according
% reports from tac camp. oregon
hnN just a. much speed a. the pnrpie
and Gold aggregation. The teams
are exceptionally well balanced on
lapcr and even money should pre-
vail
Oregon has played three inforeoi-
lsEtate games. winning all - them.
from Whitman. ~ % o. from Idaho
tu 9, Hnd from the - A. g.. n 20 q.
Washington haH played bat two.
winning frum the % A. a.. II % 0.
and from Idaho. 20 "a 8
NofhfnT can b. Judged bv thn
Idaho games % the tpa elaseua.
40 the We shinEtsn team Naa nearly
20 per cent stronger shrn ID plztsed
tho Oregon boys #HH
This inpfniuE a bis RAILS Wa Reid
BY the students and faculty ag the
university auditorium A. hitch
Duble Forbes. Grove Wimn and
players - the tw1 tea nm spoke
Tonight a night shirt parade. ln
which all the men at The q hfu
participate Hill hr h-id In the anxn
town district n the Purple ana
Gold machine wins thr game the
students promise 90 turn The faseu
uusid. down tomorrow nisbL
The fffsF-st4.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24
? =". THE STARS PAGE OF UP-TO-DATE SPORTS [E=5
Written By
Experts
RvALRY eErMegN scAooLs ANp eoLLGoEs Is = oooo

RIVALRY BETWEEN SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES rs A GOOD
to be football not that there too
much rivalry rather that rivalry has led to eSeesses which
cannot be cased thoroughy spotsmanlkc
have in Broadway hgh school which is In
the time The football men,
the athletes faculty pulling opposite
question Would broadway be subject TO the
shakeup Saturday and taken tho
erschoasc championship OF the city? Insiders answer this ques
toa In the negative
Coach Lewis has been criticised by tho
turning and he his part puts Il up
faculty he win resign bis position
Whatever the rights and wrongs Of the Broadway situation
emphasizes growing make the coach responsible
everything his wins he's king but t then
stick Coaches only advise and direct they can
line during play prevent star players
Lewis and his squad may have had their
believe Broadway had taken the Ions Instead
would have been the finest
the students would now BE-
planning Christmas appreciation
of his splendid work during the season
AFTER SHOWING THE cLAsslesr SORT FoorwoRK
Freddie Welsh for the last couple of years Mr. Oscar
howl that has from both Ad
wolgast and Lew Powell in consequence
These aspiring gentlemen differences San
Francisco shortly and both make the claim that The winner tho
legitimate Nelson's in the ghtwcsht division
They do not look with favor Mr. weshs trip across the pond
Ratier.
Battling Nelson's change may recognition
Of welsh claim there whole 10, Of Weposcd
on only thing that
tempt Englishman Nelson
Welsh nht would bring the international feature out strong and
fight Nelson and American boxer faded
fazzle from the standpoint 81 the gate receipts Nelson isn't
build roll and look FOR dee
opments as soon Welsh
WHATEVER SAID FOR OR AGAINST BATTLING
talk be- passed from either
graudes, little
offer for the
provided hts Nevada
brought the spotlight back Nelson before
dry his IBID"
there be genuinsuesa mixed in with the bunk
Nelson promised Of
wealthy mining he the fight for the saseh
WHILE CONSIDERING FORMATION or AN EIGHT CLUB
the whole hog and pknE The
Al bail Mexico City could
be ALL much
ian Spokane Los Angeles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24
INTERNATIONAL
BASKETBALL
TOMORROW
Y. Nj. c. A. Team to Open
Season in Game Against
Fast Victoria Five-Old
Rivals on Floor.

The basketball season In Seattle
VIII open tomorrow night when tho
crack Victoria five win line up
against the local Y. N g. A. team
on the latterH own floor Roth
teams are made up of experienced
players. and 81 hlic " ia too early 90
expect The nicrtics ~ team play that
come with constant pArtttcr and
play. it Is generally conceded that
the game VIII be both fast and
scientific
The seattle " NJ e. A. five and
the British CulumblAnH are old
rivals. and every tlme they hook up
the Hpec tatura are treated 90 a few
thrills last year Victoria defeated
tho locals in the former emf ~ a
home and home match hut lnsi tho
return game played ON this side II
the line
For Seattle. Burkhrimer and Nean
viii piay forward and peCheHne cen
ter MctRlfar and Honr viii play the
guard positions An five are players
~ experience who have figured In
The llnuups ~ some ~ the his East-
rrn and Middle Western games
They have been practicinK steadily
u late and are IN good physical
shape for a hard match. Hugh as ID
expected tomorrow night The men
have not played together as team.
how ever. and have had nu outside
games this year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24
COB SAYS HE is
QUIET BASE RUNNER

~ rubb mas be rreyariratQg on
Z VI subject ~ his manipulation - hie
splke4. hut if ho o. 30 can raake
itsruu Muuehauaru. Ananias and Tire
general run = nature. takers blush
AZ their awr tale hY tho straight
forward manner in which he defends
himself
Those stories about mo- trying %
spike fhpse fellows in an rnf smgd
ihr Georgia Peach during line ~
cuuverhatiun directed % several vfae
owls ln the baseball game. including
Malachi kitifiagr the oid ratehrr.
and iiiiY smith Who wna fired as
manager ~ the Atlanta riuh because
he won the psunant there this year
I've been accused 20 EpinE around
with spikes that arc nearly ne long as
a brostewofa." said cobb when IN
reality my spikes are scarcely long
enough la keen me from slipping
when ! run around The iaNn paths
The best reputation 20 tho charge
that Intentionally spike players il
The manner ia which the men I have
spiked were cut Not ono - them
was iabbrd squarrly. Aa would have
been the case had tried Co leap into
them. an ! have been accused - do
inK Every spike wound Inflicted b.
me was In the nature ~ a CHANGING
blow. which could only have &C.
CURED through THE vareleHnunHa u
ihn men trying 20 tag me
TN admit that n ism hard mat
ter Tor a player sliding o. cat down
y bassman. but that isnt ms game
II never WAS. and never VIII be II
an opposing player does anything to
mo that calls for retaliation. I'm not
going 20 cripple him Ny fists are
sufficiently good 60 bring me my re-
veuKr"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24
FOOTBALL TO BE
REFORMED
AGAIN

NEW YORK. Nov. g4-The sea-
sons gridiron fatalities have started
more or less agitation among FOOT
ball men. and according 20 captain
Palmer f. Pierce. president n the
intercollegiate Athletic Association
of the United States. there BE- likely
90 be some further reform Ia the
game when the association meets In
this city on December -. Captain
Pierce points out that tho reform
from the dangerous mass play 20
more open football WAS brought
about by the efforts ~ the lntercui-
issists association In 1905. end he
believes that II the game is 90 be
made stili safer II viii BE- this same
organization that will have 30 do H.
Captain Pierce does not hesitate
to state that the list % accidents
this season shows that changes In
the game. which viii insure safer
competition on the football field. are
desirable and he even goes 80 far
as 10 say u Is not out 81 the ques-
ton 10 adopt a style ~ football
which will eliminate tacklinE. as in
the English game.
May Adopt Rugby.
THE recent serious accidents re-
sultlug IN the deaths u several play
ers have" says Captain Pierce.
again focused public attention on
the game and started new agita-
ti0n for either the abr0gation ~ the
American game Of football or such
changes iu the rules az VIII make
fatal accidents unheard o. The
American game q football sprang
from the old Rugby game of Eng
land. In the latter country two
styies Of game are now played-the
Rugby and the Association In
neither Of these Is tackllnE permit
ted. AZ % result there are few fa-
faliiieH
Nov. the question IL. Are we %
adopt the foreign game and abandon
our own or are we % modify the
playing rules Of this American sport,
or are we 90 permit the game 70 go
on az at present played2 These
questions can only be solved rs
some such organization as the In
tercollegiate aFaoCiaticu This body
resulted from the 1905 agitation
against football Barring Yale Hnr-
ward, Princeton and Cornell nearly
all the colleges and universities fn
tho country where football is PLAYED
have become Identified with the aa-
ISOLATION n o. not improbable that
these four viii also send delegates
70 the coming meeting"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24
SHORT SPORT

Gov. shaforth, of Colorado. an
nOunces that the JcffrieH johnson
fight cannot be- held in his state.
Geo. Brown. ST.. famous race track
man. In a VIII filed IN Kansas CITY.
provides that all money he has won
in bets shall be returned to the
losers
Geo. Ia Blanche. former pugilist.
has Joined the Good Cheer Mission.
Of Boston. He declared that he
wanted 10 live a better life.
Capt Fisher. ~ Harvard. may not
return 20 the football field this sea p
son as the result Of recent Injuries
Henry piet claims that he was
not In condition when knocked out
by Al WOlgast In New Orleans
Abe Attell and "A W0igaat are
talking Of "a fight on tho coast soon.
Chancellor McCracken. Of New
York T., Is urging football reform.
Jeffries claims that he prefers no
particular promoter for his fight
with Johnson.
Kaoo. a Iilwailan. aged AZ. won
tho International Marathon al Hon
Olulu last Monday.
Big Jim Jeffrics says football is
a brutal game. Mebbee so--but Il
rcfralna from splitting over into
vaudeville.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24
DUGDALE NEEDS
PORTLAND'S
AID
Seattle Magnste Realizes
That McCredie Holds
the Key to the Baseball
Situation in Northwest.

Los ANGELES. Soy. 2f-D y.
DuEdale. owner Of the Seattle North
western league franchise who e. in
los Angeles 10 talk baseball buai-
ness With Manager Henry Berry. of
tho Los Angeles club. and Manager
Hogan. - Vernon. last night ex-
pressed himself AZ faYoflug outia IS
bail IN tho Northwest provided that
Mc'rrdie would swing Portland Into
line
outlaw bail without Portland
would be- out ~ she question" said
DuRdnic ~ discussing the matter
last night ITO jump the traces
would hn "a serious move. but ~
you'd be- quite AZ serious Tor tho
Coast league na Tor un N Portland
Joined the other cities ~ The North
western circuit and the coast league
started 20 fight as in our own terri
tory % would rust them az least
fiooe 600 for ball park nnd improve
nenta before they could even get
g0lnE I'm Portland know whHt {
ann talking about. Tor Judge Nc
Creole and I have gone over the
ground more than once"
Asked What his plans were. Dug
dale said that BE- would hurry back
Go Seattle aud start campaign.
either ~ peace OF war. az the HltuA-
tion developed
mnHi get busy right away and
hunt up town a. take Purtlaud.s
pinr" in The circuit" said puEdaie.
that To- provided that - rrrdle de-
cidfs ip stay With the coast organ
izatiou and not throw Boz his lot sIih
10 This be- going 60 ~ busy
apfius On NofthWsatern hsae hail. and
wani '9 get au thu sob az soon as
possible
bnEdair IA wtiil suffering FROM the
res mt injury 90 hts fuat he iH talk.
ms over several trades ~ players
Hith The Los Angeles and Vernon
management but no names have
been given out az set
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24
SCHOOLS ELECT
FOOTBALL
LEADERS

Elections were hrid AZ tbs nruad
way and the Queen Anne schools
yesterday and ua result Grover
Burke VII lead tho older eleven and
Donaldson Grsybui the HIu school
al football next season.
Burke is sophomore az school
and has just completed his second
year - iutersvhplaaiic football. lIs
"a brother ~ TIN Rurke. who
Finished 40 the season ne quarter.
and u Lefty Burke. tho famous
end u the Seattle High school
eleven 81 1897 Ha f. a good. fast
conscientious player and very poru-
lar among the students and The foot d
bail men
Graybill has played but ono year
~ football lie D. Junior ~ tn.
Queen Annn school ~ next year
WIN be his last chance 10 play Tor
that school
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24
COR N ELl-PE NNsY
BIG EASTERN
GAME

Although most ~ the Eastern and
Middle Western universities and COLI
ieEes closed their football season
last saturday. there are Hiill a num-
hnr - games down on the schedule
Tor Thanksgiving day Many ~ tho
big teams have already dishAnded.
and after tomorrow games nearly
an the college teams viii 50 oui 81
training
The ntuat important game in East
ern faathrl ~ between Cornell and
PvnnHs wanna. Who meet fn Phiiadri.
phtH This g. one ~ the big games
It the football year. and a. fhs rival
eleyens are said CO. h. well matched.
a good exhibition is expected
Notrn Dame and Marquette 70 iii
play at Milwaukee. this Eana hag.
inE an important tcaTinK ON the
Western situation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24
SMALL CHANCE OF
SHORTENING SEASON

notwithstanding the fact that Ban
Johnson says be fayors shortening
o. the pityu season from l5f 20 40
Ranies' u lH not at all likely that
bnch change VIII be radc John
son WIZ find that there D. "a lot Of
olIlerence between forcing club 90
make a change IN it, management
epd getting two major league to
change their season In M rirst
place, both leagues would hayo ~
concur IN such a proposition. ana N
is needless 10 say that. though John
son gays that many of the games
played late in the season do not nav
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24

Game For
Title

Since the report that Capt Bey-
mer. ~ the Tacoma team. would bo
out 90 the Thanksgiving game has
been confirmed. hope ~ running high
at the Lincoln high school. Beyfuer
Or - dangerous player and WAS the
man that won for his team the
gamea from Lincoln and broadway.
Ne viii be on the nidriinen. and II
Coach Perkins thinks that II il
necessary. ueYmcr viii e. N IN the
latter part ~ the second hAlf
over 900 Lincoln ruotrrH have
bought tickets 10 the game and viii
leave tomorrow morning az 81 for
the city 81 bcailny
The Lincoln students who figure
that because OF their defeat -
broadway lHat week they should
hack 20 earth ia runh at Tacoma
In the last twu years tho Blue and
Gold boys have i0ni but one game.
the one 90 Lincoln last year. q "a s.
During that time Tacoma has dea
fratcd Broadway twice. both times
hY drop kieh bg Heymsr. defeated
Spokane once. aud an the smaller
teams several times
lincoln VIII have the same line
80 ns In the broadway game. and
Tacoma Will present the same front
% did 20 Queen Anne
The Lincoln heYs seem e. have
jumped az the conclusion that ~
winning this game They wiii tmk.
the chawE ioushlp This iH not 80
according e. the Tacoma fnna and
sporting writers Thry say ftAt u
Lincoln wins another game wiii he
urr rasnrf The two managers Wiii
probably arrange this point before
Dc necessary wiii arrange final
struggle 20 take place here
Tho game @lli start ~ ne 30 fn-
morrow and e aprgimi train mlil
leave TaeumA immediately after fhe
game % rush the Nragtititcu hack 10
thr washington Oregon Nanr.
The ilnr-mps
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24
CRANES WIN FROM
THE PELICAN QUINT

The Cranes defeated the Peiieanr
on the : A. g. alleys last night. TAX
ing two out " three games rolled
In the round robin tournament now
In progress
Heiberg, Of the winning team. was
high man with eos and Waiber. also
Crane. secured high average with
is3 The scores:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24
Thursdays Games
COAST


University ~ Washington ~ TINT
veraity ~ oregon az Seattle
Lincoln High School ~ Tacoma
High School nt Tacoma
Queen Anne HIGH va Rockingham
High. az Heiilnwham
Whitman vH W = c. az MAiia
WallA
Oregon a. G. W.. Multnomah A. e..
a. Portland
University ~ Montana vs. Mon
iana AEElea. AZ Miaaoula
Hoquiam "a Aberdeen. at Aher-
deem.
Nyaiia wana w. North Yakima. AZ
North Yakima
EASTERN.
Carlisle Va 81 Louis e.. al 81
Louis
Corncii vs. Pennsylvania. At
Philadelphia.
Denver q. vs. Colorado Col. at
Denver
Kenyon vs. Ohio state. at Column
bus
Michigan Aggics SO. Detroit a. c..
AZ Detroit
Notre Dame VS. Marquette T.. AZ
Milwaukee.
Pennsylvania state va University
Of Pitisburg az pittsburs
University ~ Kansas IS Uni
vsrsity u Missouri az Kansas city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-24

expenses. set the players contracts
would not b. shortened ~ the sea-
son was cut down. and the greatest
expense IS the pay the players drew
II may be-. ~ course. that johnson
figures on reducing The players COM
tracts % five instead Of six months
but there Is not one chance III "a
hundred 81 TIRE National league do
ing this. and II would not make tho
American league appear in asa en-
visble light 90 BE- cutting expenses
90 a time whom the game is ut the
zenith % its prosperity.