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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25
WtIOR ~ MS TTO
rskc, y onE spin WIN Nrs. Ga,nor ana
One Of Iti~ Daughter.

~ JAMEs.I ! sept - Mayor Gaynur
wt- .".gai this morning with q ~ - rest
Ie-.u"ss Nr.ah bert hirn ON the move al
d,y GIgn' a0r"r hroa<r he PIT on hi-
walk ne N r"s aud started DOWN tho road
toward E1ou"r'uvn His head vas
y rowr back and ms shoulders were
-nuaY.i and h'. stride had \ snap and
elasticity Vhrrh have not been evident
h.r.'p'ora ~" walked ou tor mile
or -p. then 'Irred and walked back
GrdIuE 90" going v"rv dusty
70 visitors ~ Importance appea rad IN
tho afternoon and ~" hours Jagged ~
ride ~ O'Clock he cl'rnh@d into the
litno4s no and went for long spin Mn
Gavnor and m" ~ his dnugh'"rs went
llruE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25
GTILTr NFiTI ,TiON ENDS.
woman and Letter Carrier shSt Dead In
Tier Room AT HOme.

tLLykLAND. sept - The poliCc ham"
the death 10y bullets early this morning
~ Mr. Martha Distel mother ~ a son
q years old aud a daughter ~, and ~
Paul Mueller. father - two ch ldr"n, On"
two months Old m the hadr'sum ~ Mr.
DI~t"l. To- the iuTlt,ation 81 m" woman
and her desperation h.-caus'' her mother
had fnrcei from her pronis" that she
should not 49,. Mueller again
I.uwr-nc. Distsl found hls - 4" iyIug
q nuller'tn her breast Just tefur. ~ luck
thus morning he rushed To- her door
bur~. 10 or"n d-spit" the chairs piled
pgaius' % when he heard r,N Oliver shots
lie had ncan sleeping ~ = room J'ISt
across he hail His wife was alive. h"
tuIi tr" poetic" She pushed HIM ds'd"
AMI refused tp toll huW ~h. uad been
wounded Not ul then. ~" AVS Gid he
~, .Ar Undv uf Mueller With three hul.e.
wounds "a IA" hrra-t. "a = corner IT tl,
room. a revolver u-,r bal, right uaua
Mr. p>'"l diei without disclosing wr.
Hrei th' bullets
be police su-pe"t-d Il double niUidei
tor q tune hut thew learned that Mr.
Mary G,udwin. NfS pts'el- mu'u-.
uiv Yesterday had forced a Urpm!S'.
t..W her daughter that ~hc would uut
So Ngellsi AGAIN dite' let night at|
that Mr. IIstsI Nc-i,.-iav had bought
a I"v, Ia cr amt cartridge
pl-t-l 'oid an" T., llc, that h.. and hls
wife had MT been n good terms Tor so'u-
M, nth-. that he hid been stepping m a
teu' but Was driven indoor rv tu" rain
lat might lie knew nothing Of Nu"l-
l"r'- presence m tho h,'.~a 4a..l y" rushed
into he room of M Vife He sad
She could have spoken hut >h. died.
without telling me- how Mueller came
there Ms clothes we're neatly fnlt~t
and hl- hat was on = radiator hHN"
Suspected for months
Mueller wac a mail carrier on the nistsi
route he lived a mile from the pi-t.l
home After IN o'CloCk hL-t night the
naighhCrs -aw him kiss his wife good night
and tell be- he would be late coming
home. Nclghhors -av Mueller has he"n
absent nights for months Mrs Mueller
refused - believe the story nf th" tragedy
for = time
/ love him ,till. she cried
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25
Hot, Name Rail-, In J-rsr, Cln.

Twenty-Five societies divided into three
divisions will take part IN tho parade
AZ the annual rally ~ tho Holy Name
societies II Jersey CRY and Hohoken
on the afternoon IT sunday. October
The exercises will take place IN Hudson
County Park. and the alta from which
he benedict ion " ~ he given " IN he on The
steps 81 ~ AloyEius Church which faces
the park Mgr Stafford ~ ~ Pat rick =
Church will give tn" bsnsdict ton. and no
will he assisted hy Father Ryan NJ ~
Brigid's church. Who will be deacon
and Father Meehan 81 All SAINTS Church
sub deacon Father shaw ~ ~ Aloysui-
" III he master uf ceremonies
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25
Killed n, a PAN IN Mamm.,n Cav.

MAMMOTH CAvE Ky sent p The
first fatal uScidon' inside az Mammoth
Cave m many years occurred yesterday
Nhen Mr. Helen Day II wyoming va
fell from a pr"cipioe striking uJ.on tn.
grant" ledge known A. Pan Eat0ry
Shr fractured her skull and dird later
Mrs pav was th" u idow q the late pub
Usher Of the Wyoming county DsnOcrni
She came her" several dayE ago with a
Part" - sigh'seers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25

supreme court Justice Whitney granted
-es's-fav an Application nv " " Tracy.
mead ~ tho bankrupt banking firm Il
" V Tracy 4 60 for a -p"cial jury -
fr' hIm m the Criminal Branch 81 tho
Supreme count On an Indictment for
Grand larceny ra.urn"i llst January in
connection win m" failure nf the frm
Tra.y .,iId thar h.. wanted an immediate
frfal IN -" supreme Court and thar "
would not 10 possible unless the snacia /
, 81 r" II 'n1 was called fIis trial ~ 500
dDs % tor tomorrow
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25
Church service Protected nv In junction.

- Andrews Episcopal Church in
Brooklyn will no open to-day for services
and tho Rev william v Ackley. who has
boon Pes'~red nv the ve-try 10 tho eI.
tent that no had 10 get a court injunction
will b. IN the pulpit
Bishop Burgess has refused 10 make
any comment on the AFFIDAVIT presented
80 tn" court last Thursday IN which n
was stated that the Bishop had told
deli herate falsehoOd
" - not expected that there will no any
trouble at either ~ to-day's services
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25
SAID WOW" TO Az ACTOn.
Gods Punishment Interrupte,l n, I.
Mattress Maker On the pa

Jacob Adler was playing Gods P,.-
ishment' IA liddish at the Thalia naa.t-.
on the Bowery las, night When the -
air from the stalls began 3" rise 70 N.
balcony Morris Goldman. mat,rs,,
maker of Fast New York. said -Wou,.
Somebody Missed.
-Rlus INIT him criei choru. o.,
voices. bat Goldman wouldn't 60 AL,
left by X L. T., hut the play went m
several o. the actors were mad enough
To chew the scenery
Goldman made so much noise that IN N.
middle 81 the second act the curtain ~.
rlnR down. A special policeman cana
from the Atlantic arden next door. reen
forOeG ny two policemen from the Bowa,v
The gallery was threatening to descend
to the balcony and the balcony was dnin,
all that u could To put Goldman out
The policeman had literally ~ frh
their way tn Goldman's rescue The cor.
tain was down twenty minutes na
prisoner will face earthly eNpiation IN m.
Tomb : court this morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25
WV UHITT UOI " rOU
Panlinr WaNne. FROM the N'~phcnson
TaTu. 90 Arr',r IN washing ~ ~ oc' rs

hT~DsHA ~ ~-p' - i'm Irr.v.
ar eighth conan 80 fro-!dsu' Taf md
NOR. nearly related fu Aunt N.hl Tpir.v
vi. cad faW1u- COW o. 10 th. Whit"
H1use 'Irn n Washington IN On'un.r 20
and present her o. Prezijeut TAFT Vlth tho
compliment ~ Senator I-aac stephen n
~ Wisconsin senator Stephenson ha-
presented to Prnsiiou' Tar tho COW
PsuHu. WAYNE = fpur-y"ar-uIi pare
bred HDi-f"in and e member - ri' great
Navn" family of Holsters N" viii
take IN" place 81 MOoev the pet COW q
-. far family. who died lt-' -pr.Eg
Inn Ip-Tov. who manage, m" fancy
-fI.e tHrm ~ senator Stephenson 90
SyT'~s near ksuOsha T. building . poria 10
u., 'Ib." for PII'in". 900 which -he VIII
20 -Nirfs-i bv .Nrres- 80 the national
capita PaIl.n" Ups the .ctlrs ~ 500
% mt u,I produce twonty five pounds
~ Fl''.. 4 utas- and r- worth tlpI'
- f.. r..r"z ~ high grade "at'la
60 ST.. w-s sod on tho 80 acr, farm
~ ~rt.r.r stephenson and o. Dn" 81 m"
har1 4 80 ~ ..'a.l. and Guerg-ov.
Jun Tore" New EnHlard,r. and
proud ue'fs-H f. .. 20 -.fnufi'iD faTmsr
aud know .II ......r ..n..,i.ug fancy stock
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25
Islnrr Rl,,rrmsn Zoe. to 81. r1d.n,..

Bishop Mcdonnell ~ the BROOKLYN
diOc"-" ha- assigned the Roy GEORGE
Bittarruau ~ ~" Roman catholic Church
- ~" HoIv TRINITY ~ Npntrp-e avenue
To- ~ EIsl". - Church ~ College Point
Fsfh"r B''eruiau ~.ll assist Father
SDuuuarl rector - ~ FIdolIs which
b. one ~ tho 1-gc-t CatholIc churches on
Long leland
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25
Sa,. Wan nho shot tier .. John wheeler

PS7'ricn k0n-fant. 10 years old. nj
p, La-t ninth -tr""' Manhattan VINO
vI. shot ry h-f lover m a lonely road II.
Nlu-p",h. tu""U- or Friday. revived
s0u"Nh#r r.sf'rdiv m the German
Hospital Iri AID the mans name Wa,
John M'.'In- She refused 20 tell any
'HIU. u. .H...4f him
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25
Grove stree, Tube Entrance to u. oU.o..

The jersey city Street and Water Bard
will At its session to-morrow afternoon
override Mayor h. otto Wittpenn's veto
Of an ordinance adopted by the hoard
giving the Hudson and Manhattan Raj.
road Company permission TO establish an
entrance at Grove street under the Penn
sylvania Railroads elevated tracks 20 the
Grove Henderson street tunnel station
which WAS opened on September with
stairway ~ Henderson street only. Every
member Of the boar has agreed To pas
tho ordinance over the Mayors veto
The Grove street stairway y ready Tor
public lis
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25
Richmond Borough Carnival TIT, week

The Richmond Borough Carnival will
open tomorrow afternoon az IN" Inter
hrro Pair Grounds AZ DonSan Hills
staten T-lsad. and will continue for one
week. closing ne't saturday evening
The carnival pastines CpnsiSt ~ =
vaudeville show. athletic meets. horse
racing and All automobile race Tor the
championship ~ Sta ten Island
The week programme will open with
a parade starting from Tompklnsville
square On Tuesday the hug baby IA rade
will he held ~ he fair Cropnds On
"Wednesday there will be- free for all
tTot oT pace open 10 Staten Island horses
only The horse races will take place on
Thursday afternoon and m the e.ening
there will he q masquerade hall The
FIVE mile bicycle race will be hold on
Friday
on SATURDAY. the closing day there
will he an athletic meet and an auto
mobile parade
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25
DITMARS GOT some KATYDTDS
ASH THE NEG HBORS ~ M
DIDN'T, TEN k.ITI INNS.
TheIr Shrin Edged Shri-ks DiNidrd she
shudderinE sight Into small Particles
Of SlerpIessnrss NObody Pleased IN
uePt ,>a.Iady>. Who D. 10 ears Old.

rept MIS- GLADYS. nho D. 10 ears OId.
Tn. teuat of the apartment houS" nj
1850 Anthony avanu" h" Bronx. notified
Curator Raymond DitmarS OF tho Io"logl
cal Gardens yesterday that II h" dldn I
remove the herd at louEhorusd grass
hopu.rs b. had brought horn" to anus"
his children they would 20 Ia Law. They
said they didn't want 10 b" f'Issy or 10
anything unncl chhorlv hut another night
like Fridays was uuthlukah'"
Mr. Ditmars told th" Delegation that
his own family hadn't got wluN Of sleep
until daylight and that Miss GIaiv. Mt
ma n. after preparing symptoms hr"aN-
fast oi le'tUg~ leaves tor th" sleep shat
tering strlduators would personally >htt
them baCA 'o their apartments IA IN" roo
sngins school. Ne agreed tina, when
sullivan county katydIds spend an entire
night quarr.lhnZ ~ to Nu"th"r katy lid
or didu the uprnar was wur>" than all
the can hanging mIiA'urn 10 The Bronx
could produce.
~ the winged trrubadours are hack
N the gardens. which L. very glad To have
them. Ia wears 81 "Nper.snc" Director
Horniday and curator ptmars have
learned that kstydIds are more difficult
tc acquire than Niidyan -unhears ~
Vahus", For some reason they haV"
hpsn scarce IN tho bug park for birds and
D. s.ts maybe because the parasite that
sing, their eggs. the back rolling wonder.
which -gientists call Eupalmus mlrabbs,
has teen too plentiful. AT any rate
eN,a since the curator began TO make a
ool... tom OF American insects. from the
II. i 4. Al. la
hiu a pm point To the giant rel winged
FLORIDA srssshoppers. that are ~ tame
and ,u'alil gent they can be tau ght To do
IIuAa lead Keeper Charley snyder says
u5i H" ms taught one OF them 20 stand
ppr and say his prayers. hc has
hua',i for kntydids. lie wanted them
bsuus. rIey are =, distinctive. IL ion
hat t.+ uNtse power oi a katvdh sky
ere rs yuld tumble evsry time h. let
" lu'ngrs know that there wore two
sol, sE,L".f IN the ueigkborhoOd OF IN"
rem. nriE'. hut 'hCy wcr" always too
81 '.- him lie ,hmbed rie,- after
IT, nod ha lpsh bis patiunr' on
dly -r.. al wa--ks ago q friend ~ ~
WI" rlH 1ccn vacaii"ning m sullivan
c. ant" -rpught Eve katyd'ds 20 n" 10.
tue Don. singers Mr. DitIra-s tnli him
~ HI-d u wac TO 81, spa ,in"ns
NA,. there's a iSrrl ~ N Sn.i,an
engr Who will catch rl'nty Of them for
you ~s,i The friend -h"'u 10 any
tnUg to- money fay hun VOL ana
you d r. sour ferenadSrs
=. At"r wro." y TN husbandrnhn
9ft ms - eonts I O. y. Tor every EaiI did
Gel. .Hi unin'ur"i IN VINO or Nmb.
On ri1v morning q s,Hi -'E"7 Iasf--
81. -N aut'aJ n ~ sullivan county
eru. 10 ~ SO worth D' PAT" Rl''n wing
J4sr There vai' -,N n -four ~ tn"m
iD ..E anu 4L .,'m-i 20 ~ hi.sA"
e., Intlv healthy But they mover
~ -. '.-p even when ne srn began .
Z. l.... d an b H,nI h"~a AK .t,n" hill
end 90. Hfh.- '0rrrS school f.lk
B. ''' now me
sl'.... .t '-' "
~ ''. =, ..''- 10 ''''
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and it is considered probable that

and it is considered probable that a
favorable report will be made soon.
The house committee also has agreed
to consider the subject, and the intima-
tions are that the report from that
committee will be favorable.
If the bill should become 4 law, it
would add from $2.OO0,000 to $4,000,OO0
to the pension role. There is a spe-
cial provision in the bill requiring that
in order to become n beneficiary UNI
der its terms any widow must have
lived with her soldier husband for at
least three years.
This requirement is inserted to pro-
tect the veterans from the wiles OF
any woman who might seek to ally
themselves with them only for the pur-
pose of putting themselves in the way
of becoming the subiects OF Uncle Sans
charitable ministrations.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-02-18

come to be so strong that it looks as if
it would not be withstood for q great
while.
Indeed, the senate committee on PEN
sions met to take up the question,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-02-18
STATE OF MINNESOTA. County o

Estate OF MINNESOTA. County of
Blue Earth--Ss.
Edgar Weaver being by me first duly
sworn. depoSeS and says that he Is the
County Auditor OF the County OF blue
Earth. that he has examined the fore
going list and knows the contents there
OF, and that the same Is 4 correct list
Iof taxes delinquent for the year or
Years therein appearing upon real estate
in said County.
EDGAR WEAVER
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me
this eighteenth day OF January. 1910.
(Seal.) WAI. +. HUGHES,
Judge OF Probate
n. +. In RENTING add 80 cents for
Clerk Of Courts fees and printing.
Resolution offered by Commissioner
Jones, which was adopted:
Resolved That the bid of the Man
kato Daily Review for printing and
publishing the delinquent tax list OF
the year 1908. real estate which be-
came delinquent January Ord. 1910. be
and is hereby accepted and the award
made accordingly. An approved bond
|of 100000 to be furnished.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-02-18
AUDITORS CERTIFICATE AUThEN.
TICATlNG COPY.

STATE OF MINNESOTA. County OF
Blue Earth-ss.
l. Edgar Weaver, Auditor of said
County. do hereby certify that have
compared the foregoing annexed copy
with the original resolution now remain
ing on file in my office, and that the
same is n correct transcript therefrom.
and Of the whole of such original.
Witness my hand and official seal ut
Mankato this 25th day of January, a.
d. 1910.
(Seal.) EDGAR WEAVER.
County Auditor said County.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-02-18

of Uncle Sans generosity in the shape
of pensions.
The present pension law grants annu.
tiles only to the widows of soldiers of
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-02-18

the civil war who were married before
june 81, 1900. As is we'll known,
many of tho old soldiers took help
mates unto themselves after that date,
ana for the last twenty years congress
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-02-18

has been besicged in tho interest Of
this multitude.
There are now between 10000 and
$4,000 of them, and the pressure has
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-02-18
CITY OF MANEAT
Township One Hundred Eight, Range

wv OIIf@
Twcnty-Seven.
VIM. \. Craver. n &C IT
at " 1879 II of sell OF
SELL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Is $50
Van f:rGnt Est. vacated
right OF way 100 &C wide
by 1000 # long In nn
OF SEA ................ 10 4Oo
w. f. Lewis. IND. y OF
"a OF Ga q OF
lot S ............... % 2.42
;iCo. w. Iiunco. lWH OF
ne4 of nwi4 q of r.. "a 1927
CITY OF MANKATO.
T0fnl
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-02-18
MANKATO FREE PRESS
TOWN OF VERNON CENTER.

Total
Name of Subdivision Tax and
Owner. of Section Section. Penalty
rtSl
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New Pension Bill Is to Be Considered
BY Congress.
Washington. Feb. l6--The Young
widows are coming in for their share
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VIM. Frisbie. Il TO I6. 100 JOB
Shepards Corrected Plat of West Man
kato
VIM. Frisbie. e.. . l97 I.7o
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TOWN OF DANVILLE
Township One Hundred Five, Range
Twenty-Five.
Total
Name of Subdivision Tax and
owner. of Section. Section Penalty
cts.
German Lutheran Church,
in nwL .. q 527
Julia NJ. koegan. W 20 Il
of swl4 ana w 4 q of
22Ia a of 40 u of
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Columbia Park Additio

Bcatty'S SnbdivisiOn OF Lots e
Block l. Cummings Addition.
C. c.. Hall, ct al. 10 1875
Fletcher's Subdivision OF Lots ! G.
Block .. Cummings Addition.
NJ. LIS c. NJ. John
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\. +. In RENTING add 80 cents for
Clerk of Courts fees and printing.
AUDITORS CERTIFICATE AUTHEN-
YICA1tNG COPY


STATE OF MINNESOTA, County OF
Blue Earth--ss
i. Edgar Weaver. Auditor OF said
County, do hereby certify that l have
compared the foregoing annexed copy
with the original resolution now remain
ing on file in my office. and that the
same is q correct transcript therefrom.
and Of the whole of such original.
Witness my hand and Official seal ut
Mankato this 25th day of January. a
D.. 1910.
(SeaI) EDGAR WEAVER.
County Auditor said County.
Resolution offered by Commissioner
Schultz:
Resolved. That the Daily Review is
hereby designated the county Of
fetal paper OF Blue Earth County. as tho
newspaper in which all public notices
are to be published during the year
1910 in which Blue Earth County is In
terested and where matter for publica
4 ton originates in Blue Earth County.
Adopted.
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A LIST OF REAL PROPERTY
For the County of Blue Earth
State of Minnesota, on
which Taxes remained DEL
inquent on the first Mon
day in january, A. D, 1910.

STATE OF MINNESOTA. County OF
Blue Earth-Distrct Court. Sixth Jul
dicial district
The State OF Minnesota to all per-
sons, companies. or corporations who
claim any estate, right. title CT interest
in, claim To or lien upon any of the
several pieces or parcels Of land in the
list hereto attached. described:
The list of taxes and penalties on
roal property of the County of Blue
Earth remaining delinquent on the first
Monday in January. 1910. has been filed
in the office of the Clerk of the Dis
trict Court of the County of Blue Earth
of which that hereto attached is copy.
Therefore you and each of you are
hereby required to Tile in the Office OF
said clerk on or before the Goth day
after the publication OF this notice and
list your answer in writing setting forth
any objections or defense you may have
10 the taxes on any part thereof upon
any piece or parcel of land described in
said list in. TO. or on which you have
or claim any estate, right. title, in
terest claim or lien, and in default
thereof judgment will be entered against
such piece or parcel of land for the
taxes on such land appearing against
it, and for Ill penalties, interest and
costs.
GEORGE C. KROST
Clerl; of District Court of the County
of Blue Earth, Minnesota.
(Seal of the District Court)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-17
JOHN L. NOT
RETIRED CHAMP

Friends q John T. sniilvnn corr
tend that be - siiii the retired
heavyweight champion under the
London price ring rules THIS b.
cause Il was not undsr thssa rules.
bat under tho Marquis Of Qusans-
bury code. that he loat hts sitis 20
Jim Corbett
such a ciaifa. however. IL far
fetched The fight between corhast
and sullivan was for the worlds
championship. and Il made no an.
furenra what rules governed the
contest Cgrbett gained The cham.
planahip when he defeated sullivan
The question 81 rules does not en-
ter. and The only thing that sullivan
can lay claim 20 la that he is for
fner champion,
Sullivan ~ the way has caused
% Be unearthed some unwriifen rfnF
history. IN which he figures IN \
rather unenvinbis light. ~ hts per.
I niatent knocking n the JsfffleR-
I johnson fiFht Hat MHaiersan. ora
~ the veteran followers o. the pupil
iHtic game. has cut loose y fsw de-
tails connected with some ~ suit
vans lights which create the in.
precision that Honest John" had a
finger IN few pies that we're not
clean and sweet auch charges a.
I Mitchell being bought OF Ii that
famous fight IN Chaniiliy. France.
and kindred Jobs. are limited at and
Maatefson does not do much beating
lnfound The bush about a.. either.
! II II Fortunate that Sullivan hms
amused fortune during the past
ak o. eiEht years. Tor be IA not IN +.
lcreaaiuE HIS popularity bv his ar,
Of fake against the two most prousi-
nent fighters before the public to-
day
N sullivan had any goods "a bach
MP his assertions his efforts would
BE applauded but he delivers moth
Ing but theories. and seems 10 have
taken that stand for the sole pur
pose Of setting some notoriety aul
lof the fight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-17
JOHNSON ELECTED FOR
20 YEARS AT SESSION.
viii Lead the American League During Life q n
Agreement Entered Into Yesterday--syndia
Ball Won't Be Tolerated l54-Game Scheda.

CHICAGO. FEB. i7-PreFldent
Ban y. Johnson. Of the American
league. wns reelected president
secretary and treasurer Of the or
ganlzatlou this afternoon for a
term Of 20 years This term 10 CO.
incident with the life Of the new
agreement adopted by tho mag
Mates 10 govern the affairs Of the
league for that period ~ time
The salary Of the president was
not announced. but u ia believed
20 have been set AZ f25,000 a year.
Il Is known that Charles Comiskey.
Of the Chicago club. presented a
motion 10 make the presidents sal.
arg that figure.
The league went on record as op-
posed 10 syndicate baseball and
adopted a schedule OF i54 games
for thg approaching season
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with the same result and then 10.
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hts record
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Peter Jackson and Larry Tcmrta. an
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that thia duSky safapppr 10 na false
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1899. and has &c iasitlfe brhlnd him
OF this number 81 were won bser
the k o. route.
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champion. Sam Lmngfofd the heat
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Pierce throwing seares Into the laa
tams the fiEhi aitEaiiou IL under q
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right uppercpt f0ilQWing a left Anoh
pr smtnN which misses Il ~ hlow
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