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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-01
InlunetIen CO.. over.

The hearing on the petition OF T..
J. Ingram for an injunction against
the execution 81 lease By the city
Of Seattle Of Tenth av TO the Hill
side Investment Co and others. for
the purpose Of conducting houses Of
shame, was continued for one week
yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-01
Welcome Purity Workers

The Public Welfare league is
planning the reception OF 20 mem
bers Of the American Purity Fed.
GRAFTON. due to arrive here next Sat.
urday The tour conducted by these
men for the purpose Of aiding in
the suppression Of vice began IN
Minneapolis yesterday In Seattle.
Il Is planned to have them occupy
the pulpit8 IN various churches on
Sunday October Q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-01
seersreAK AND EGGS IN HER STOCKING.

NEWARK. y j. oct Food vanished rapidly than
receipts Justified IN Academy
Horier took inventory supplies hand
ing nd close Of business.
Missing sron steaks and dozen hard boiled
Sophia Zkola. 49, dEhwasher denied taking
thing when escorted 10 police headquarters.
when she she going be searched she produced
declaring all she had matron found the
steaks and the OF the IN the womans stockings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-01
rHE INJURED

r n Asphalt. linotype op. .
orator. cut over left eye. noau .
cut. right wrist sprained. X 4
. W Crahill foreman cumpoa. a
INK room. burned and cut with .
flying glass. WIN i.Att. siereo 4
iypeF. burned about arms and .
. back. 4 3 @. psntr. linotype .
operator. jumped from win .
. duw wrist broken. q Rich 4
. mond. cut. " Weston. cut on q
shoulders. Randolph Rnnao. /.
. hnofyper. jumped from a see. .
. oud siofY sindaW. abrasion os Z
. left knee. ankle sprnlne8. 4
. Chaa Won Nelsen. fireman. eat q
. on left hand Mrs ~ u III q
. rich. fell down elevator shaft. 4
Albert q schwAim. rut back 4
. Of RICH, ear. q l.. saiiada. lin q
. ofype operator. cut On right 4
. hand. , , Link. glass cuts on 4
. head. Richard Gufi. niixtgs I
burns and cgta .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-01


The explosion occurred at 1907
this morning Clocks In adjacent
were stopped at that hour.
Report Heard for Miles.
The defamation was heard for
miles around the city The c0ncus.
sion shattered windows for a radius
Of several blocks.
Within five minutes after the
first explosion, which appeared 10
be followed by other commissions.
the entire building was a mass OF
flames The windows % the upper
floors we're quickly crowded with
terrified men and women Two
men. apparently running from the
terrible flames within. plunged IKE
hurdlers through a third floor win.
dow. both falling between the
street car tracks. Their Crumpled
and broken bodies we're quickly
surrounded by gaping crowds. Tho
police we're compelled 10 use night
sticks 20 force back the mob
Men rushed from twisted door
ways, useless arms dangling at
their sides. and IN several cases
their faces scared and distorted al.
most beyond recognition
Women Rush 20 Scene.
Within 20 minutes wives and
mothers of the men who we're al
work IN the building we're hysteri.
cally beaieging the police lines.
Tears Of JOY when some loved one
Joined an anxietygtricken Rroup on
the outside Of the building. we're
mingled with the cries of anguish
from other wOmen's lips when they
we're led 10 where the broken and
unconscious bodies lay awaiting
hospital ambulanceg.
When the flremon arrived nets
we're quickly stretched beneath the
windows At least dozen lives
were saved by these contriyances.
Times In Labor War.
For many years the Times has
waged relentless war on organized
labor Strained relations have ex.
listed between Gen Harrison Gray
Otis and the labor leaders ever
since organized labor began 10 be a
factor IN the development OF the
aty
Recently. according to Managing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-01
SALVATION ARMY MOVE.

Salvation Army headquarters has
been moved to 2i2 Occidental ay.
The Cowboy Preacher" who was
here two years ago. will preach to
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-01

Editor Andrews. these relations
have almost reached the breaking
point since the precipitation Of the
brewers and iruasorkera' strikes
hers alx months ago.
Less than a month ago a stand
u 50 Springfield Fifles was pur.
chased and installed In the tower
room 10 the fourth floor of the
building This fact had been kept
secret II was admitted by Andrews
today.
Guns for Reporters.
Last week a case OF sawed off
shot guns which had stood IN the
managing editors office was moved
into the reporters room
That the Times management IL
sincere In It's charge that human
agency NnH responsible for the
holocaust is borne out by the fol.
lowing statements printed IN the
folio edition 81 the paper issued
this morning
IL rocked little 20 tho man who
placed the bombs which wrecked a
splendid newspaper plant. that 100
men we're az work ON the various
floors. busily engaged In getting
out the great newspaper; that the
Instant that the bombs we're ex.
ploded their lives we're In peril.
that as a result Of their hallish
work lives we're probably lost and
other lives precious 70 wives. chill
dreu and relatives were In deadly
peril They did the work for which
they were intended. at least tempo.
ranly-to cripple great news.
paper.
1T would seem that there was no
eacape Tho murderera had planned
with helllsh cunning"
Call OF Labor Parade.
At the request Of Mayor Alex.
ander, the Los Angeles union
leaders this morning announced
that they had called Off the union
labor parade intended az a welcome
10 the delegates 10 the state con.
ventlou here next Monday ntght
This, they stated. was done ex
pressly because Of the explosion.
One Editors Story.
f'ft ~ fAhHFfs tW fMNNNT In tho
composing room Of tho Times. was
one OF the few men in the building
M the time Of the explosion. lie
told the following story Of the az
fair.
The explosion literally lifted the
floor Of the composing room through
the roof ~ the building saw
men hurled IN the air. 20 fall amid
the wreckaRe OF the linotype ma
chimes and twisted flooring. At
least six linotype machines were
shattered as though the explosive
had been inside of them.
Men covered with blood we're
running through the room search.
INK frantlcally for the doors.
Flames filled the room before 7
had run 30 feet The heat was
awful, never expected 10 reach
I the air alive
Almost under my feet I found
two linotype operators unconscious
] called for help and with some OF
the other fellows. we carried them
/ 10 a stairway.
Unions Deny Blame.
Through George Gunrey. who has
been In charge OF the Brewers and
lronworkera' strike here. the Los
Angeles unionists this morning u.s.
sued a statement branding as ut.
| tGTly without foundation tho churp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-01
SLANT on
Los ANoELEs OUTRAGE

ST LOUIS. oct i--Preaidsnt
Samuel Gompcrs Of the A. y. Of l..
who arrived here today. declined 10
discuss the explosion that wrecked
the plant ~ the Loa Angeles Times.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-01

never be allowed 10 throw aexm
kingly dignity for one monss
Queen Victoria has also highly a
Tended because she took an actin
part In the sports ~ Eaton hail
RYE. ~ Y. Oct l--John Husis'.
candy manufacturer. knasr
throughout the United States. dis&
az bis home here early today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-01
FOR MORE THAN
THREE DECADES

Foley's Honey and Tar has been
household fayorite for coughs. colds.
and ailments OF the throat. chest
and lungs. Contains no opiatos.
Bartell Drug Stores. Quaker
Drug Co
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-01
THREE RURT IN
TACOMA CITY
HALL ELEVATOR

TACOMA. Oct L. Three OF the
passengers injured by the falling OF
an elevator In the city hall late
yesterday are in serious condition
today as a result OF the accident.
which occurred when. a steel shaft
broke and prccipitated the car from
the SECOND floor 10 the bottom of
the shaft
J. w Jones, + X Davenport and
G.. II Hail were those who sustain
ed the most serious bruises and
wrenches In yesterdays accident
The police are looking for MIR
and Mrs Frank II Lake. now sup
posed TO be I'm Seattle. A wire was
received today telling of the sud.
den death Of Mrs. Lakes mother.
Good results always follow the
use of Foley Kidney pills They con.
tain just the ingredients necessary
TO tone. strengthen and regulate the
kidneys and bladder, and to cure
backache Bartell Drug Stores.
Quaker Drug Go.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-01

Water will be shut off IN the dis
trict between First av. 3. and
Ninth ay. s.. from Spokane It, 10
Georgetown, on Sunday. October q.
from . Ia until 8 ,. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-01
GEN. OTIS NOT DEAD.

= LOS ANGELES. oct. The .
. branch office OF the Los =
. Angeles Times NJ noon today q
. officially denied the report .
= that Gen. Harrison Gray Otis =
q ia dead.
= The office received a tele- .
gram from Gen Otis shortly =
= before noon He will arrive q
= In Los Angeles late today =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-01
Unions Deny Blame.

Through George Gunrey, who has
been In charge of the Brewers and
lronworkora strike here. the Los
Angeles unionlsts this morning is.
sued statement branding as ut
terly without foundation the charg
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-10-21
THE EGIS
10 PUBLISHED
EVERY FRIDAY MORNING
by
JOHN D. WORTHlNGTON.
oNB DOLLAR A YRAR IN ADVANCE.
Battered August 10. 1902, As second.cias
matter. Postothce at Bel Air. Md, Act OF
Congress OF March 3. 1870

TRANSIENT ADvRRTISRAiBN TS.--on-
square 3 Insertions or less, 81 80; each sub
sequent insertion 20 cents; longer advcr-
tiscments In the same proportion, A space
equal to siI lines makes square. Obituaries
and personal communications will he insert
cd at centaprr line. Yearly advertisements
ut Special Rates.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-10-21
Called For Glory Divine.

Among tho customers la II drug store
one day last week wnH n little girl who
In known to her plnymntcs IN that VI
entity as peggy" Az sho stood whit
Ing for her turn II could br noticed that
she was repeating something under her
breath IN her effort to remember what
her mother had sent her to buy.
mother wants i've ccntB' worth Of
glory divine"
"Of whntr said the young clerk.
who was standing there M n stunned
by n hard blow Of n baseball bat.
"Glory divine. glory divine" cnmo
tho reply In II louder voice thnn when
she Ind mndc tho original request.
"You Ind better go home aud hnve
your mother write II down on paper.
little GIRL" snid the clerk. feeling TINT
tho girl was too sure to argue with
him.
ROon she returned. aud, handing tho
note to the clerk. he rrnd. "I'lvn cents
worth Of chlOrnte Of lime" -Phlladei.
phla Times.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-10-21
Peruna Tablets Tested.

What are the Pcruna Tablets good
tori Has anybody used ihom enough
I" know what they will dor Read tho
following letter and SEQ. II You havo
any doubt M To the genuinoness of the
letter, write to Mrs. Lohr, enclose n
stamp for reply, aud SEQ whether her
testimonial IL genuine or not:
Ravenna, Mich, June Ii, 1909.
Tho Peruna Drug Go.
In regard to tho Pcruna Tablets, 1
have used about ton boxes In all.
While was In Chicago my oldes.
daughter was bothered with a cough
NIL tho time. Sho has had II for four
years. Sometimes IL would go away,
and In the winter time IL was HI had
that tho doctors and professors said
that she had consumption, and ihooniy
way t"givo her any relief waH To por.
form an operation.
| spend M much money for different
medicines, and for doclora also. Moth.
Ing seemed To help her.
+" saw tho Pcruna Tablets adyer-
tiscd in tho paper, and | got u box
Rnd tried them. She could get some
sleep by taking them. She would bcup
all night and cough. Soin NIL she took
six boxes, and never was bothered any
more.
Will lrnv" this for any ono 10 In.
quiro nj our old residence, whore We
lived In Chicago. All our ncighbors
would sny that Hho could not live with
thankful an. She In eighteen years
old.
My oldcat Knn also was bothered with
his stomach, throwing up, and hia
bowels ~ loose NIL tho time. IIo wns
all run down for four months. also
hoctorcd with him. ono would say this
aud the other something else. started
In to give him tho Tablets, and now no
In all right and healthy looking. Ito
took four boxes. THAT IL nil he wants
/" take whenever anything nils him.
80 praise your Tablets Just us high
"a | have your Pcrunn. THAT Ii all
III" medicine that ever comes IN my
house. Whenever ! travel | take aonio
with me. | have had ihr"" Of my chil.
drcn sick with scarlet fever two monilB
ngo, and HAT iHail l used, waa tho P"-
runa and the Tablets. l did not lose
Rny ~ them.
II there is any more Information you
want, why Just let mo know and I viii
Ia. ~ lad "a a., IA mira IIuIy
Mis-. l.. LohH, Rayenna, Mich.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-10-21
Auricular Evidence.

"My daughter. Gladys Mae. has be
"omc quite an "lpruIIuulst"
Yes" pecy lslIy replied the next
door nelghbOr 80 | henri Puck.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-10-21

The Bedoulns decorate their baggage
camels In the most fantastic manner.
A huge pack saddle ~ surmounted by
still larger punnlcr, Above this
again IL sort Of chair In which tho
rider sits. The long strips Of leather
hanging down the sides nre simply
for decorative purposes. | have seen
caihels when too young 10 go on long
tricks being carried In these pannlers,
and they nrc always used for tho Be-
douin children.
This tribe has many uunlnt ana curl
Gus customs. Perhaps the most curl
Gus OF these " the manner In which
they show their esteem for certain
strangers. one evening when u young
camel Ind been Killed for tho meal |
noticed the women collecting tho
blood In II bowl Then. Ia my aston
ishment, they started painting my
camels on the necks nnd ilnnks with
the blood l'nknowlngly ! was tho
recipient of the greatest honor TINT
can be pnld II stranger. The blood
dried on and remained for II long
time. acting m n tallsmnn among all
the Shernrnt tribe. Douglas Cnrru-
thcrs In Wide World Magazine.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-10-21

The proccssinnnrlcs nrc rather strange
caterplllnrs. A single string of them
Ave or six yards long hns Just climbed
down from my pnrnsol pines md IL Mt
this moment Unfolding Itself In tho
walls Of my garden, cnrpctlng tho
ground trnvcrscd with transparent silk.
according Ia the custom Of the rncr.
To say nothing of the meteorological
apparatus of unparalleled dclicncy
which they carry on their spine, these
caterpillnrs. M everybody knows, have
this remarkable quality that they
travel only IN II troop, one after tho
other, like the blind uf ircughel or
those Ia the parable. "nch of them oh.
atinately, lndissoubIy following her
leader: M much ~ TINT our author
having one morning disposed tho illo
on the edge Of large ston. vase, thus
closing the circuit for seven whole
days. during nm ntr0rlous week.
through cold. hunger aud unspcnknbla
wearlness. the unhappy troop on iis
tragic round without rest, respite or
mercy, pursued the plIl"sH circle UNI
I'll denth arrived Forum.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-10-21

mo Largest
"Whnt IL II largcsSc. papa ?"
"a s. my boy Harvard Lnmpoon.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-10-21
EpInrain1's
Luck
A Cat and a Girl Both Win
BY EVELYN WINTHROP
ssOsOsOsOsOsOOsOsOsOsOst

SsOeOsOsOsOsOO sOsOoOsOsOsO
Amy Wallace slammed the gate OF
the chicken yard aud came down the
path with irngrdy written on her
stormy 'uIInl"mnrr and IN the very
pose If her oulsIrcIohrd hand from
which 'Inngl,h the lif"lrSs rcmnInS Of
II promising young br"Il"r.
"Anolhrr oncF' Inrri"d her sister
dlsronsolnicly "Tlnt makes let mo
H." seventy two chickens killed In III"
last SIX weeks. Al II dollar II pair those
brothers would have fetched S3G"
1T Is mn outrage" spurlrrcd Amy.
Ringing the drfunrt chicken far from
her sight "1hnt cat must be killed
1T once
"Did you send Mrs. Brcucr bin
for the chIck"nsY' asked Louise, intent
on her n""dl"work
Amy nodded sent II Monday"
"licnrd from her today"
"Yrcs"
"Dd VIA" say she wHa n soldiers
widow and that the rrayScnt WINS her
WHY h'lH'if lF''liH' hlllll'I iIlN INV
uusly
"W0rd for word Laugh, II you
must. young woman" went ON Amy
rlnOHily, but r"ncInb"r, plrHHr. TINT
! nm not n talented f"nulc artist who
can earn the price uf II gown with n
few dnnbH Of paint. nm II mere,
commonplace pIoddrr, aud | haven't
Il talent IN ia" world save for poultry
raising, md now I begin 10 doubt my
ability 10 succeed nj Tint"
"1'll sec Mrs. Brcmcr myself" nm.
nounccd Louise. arising and folding
her work with an air Of decision she
must either pay you $50 and PROMISE
immunity from further annoyance
from the cnt or she must Kill the
beast"
"She won't do either" mourncd Amy
from the plnZ2n ns Louise pissed out
OF the CUTE and crossed the street to
the abode Of the widow Iiccmcr.
Louise Wallace found the Widow
Bccmcr seated on the bnck stoOp In
the act Of placing gnuccr OF milk
before the huge rruy cat. Ephraim
Evening, Loucy" remarked the
widow nmiabIy. ITS some warmer
today"
at u.s." agreed Louise cOldly Mrs
Bccmrr. that cat has got 10 60"
You mean EplrnImt" quayered the
widow.
"Of course"
I'm Il soldiers widow began
Ann Bccmcr In the melancholy tone
she reserved for that on repeated
statement. but Louise lifted slim
finger warnlngly
And Ephraim * your only solace,"
INDEED the girl dryly. I'VE know all
that, Mrs. l!ccmcr, and we are very
sorry. but you must sec that We can't
continue to losc chickens ut this rate.
It's prcpOstcrOus. EphraIm seems TO
kill just for the mere pleasure Of the
deed. He's n cold bloOded old mur
dcrcr."
The pale gray Ephrnim tn l.
Hight yellow eye In her direct, ~
n faint snccr lifted his black lip . hen
his rcd velvet tongue dartcl In md
out Of the milk, and his eyes were
hidden.
Ann Becmcr sighed. every well"
she shifted tcarfuly. "l'll have TO
give him up. guess. He's the only
comfort I've got now. But you can
Just take him away aud kill him,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-10-21

"rhere IL no Italian town more pie
turcsquc thnn III" Si'llinn capital. PA.
lermO." writes II traveller. "In ltH port
lie crowded the uurcr"st cOnsllng craft
| have ever get eyes on Sailing ships
Of all rigs, their lulIH painted nll the
cOl0rs Of the rnlnbow, nose up ugnlnst
the quny. where mule cnrtH, whose
drivers nrc shouting NJ the top 0f their
voices, whit to take AWAY the mcrchan-
disc The nnrrow street where tho
custom house officers examine the
goods brought nshorn IL II place OF
terrific noise. When II driver. two
clerks aud two custom house officers
nro discussing the contents Of II bnlo
or cask II seems M though murder
must be committed within the next
few seconds, liut somebody signs
something. the cart moves on, and ey'
erybOdy laughs"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-10-21

II never hrSitnic Ia eat aud slnsh
and chnnge amy play until 1t suits
me-" Hnid Stuart Robson Ia his legal
adviser on one oCcnEIOn.
II suppose you edit Shakespeare with
a blue pcncllr' replied the lnwycr.
"Y0u cnn just bet ! do"
'"Then, I Imagine, you would plcnd
guilty 10 Hu Indictment for numbering
the Bard Of Avunf"
mo; would not but would admit
dissectlng lIis corpse"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-10-21
VOL LV--NO. 4OE

Louise disappeared into the mousse.
and Amy's rncc lost Its color Then
you won't Kill Ephralm2" she fnltered.
81 cannot. Amy, but I'll tell you how
you can get rid Of him, Just marry
me and give NJ this notion of poultry
raising, Louise IL dying To get back To
town. and / want you | need you. Let
EphraIm shift for himself"
"You merely happened In here. You
had Il breakdown" said Amy severely.
MY resolution not To see you broke
down." confessed Rupert. drawing her
into his arms. "For my part. it's great
good luck not 10 kill II cat, Ell. Eph.
raimf"
But the cat. taking advantage OF
lovers meeting. was merely pale grny
streak headed for tho welcoming arms
Of the Widow Bcemer.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-10-21
YOU CAN HAVE
BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS

to brighten your home all Winter, at Christ
mas time. at Raster time, also In y our Lawns
ana Flower Reds at the First Opening of
Spring Time l. YOU PLANT NOW
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-10-21

II suppose" said IA" Kind indy ns
she handed III" husky hobo n generous
wedge Of apple pie. that your lot IL
full Of harshlpsf"
"Dats de proper word fer II, man,
replied the h. h. "ln de winter wen
de farmers mint dom uothln' but ent'
In apples nm drlnkin' hard cider us
too cold fer me to be- traupin' nroun'
an' In de summer peoples alters one
in me work "-ChicngD Ncws.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-10-21

Life II short, aud We hive never too
much time for gladdcnlng the hearts
Of those VIII" are travelling the sumo
dark journey with ~. Oh he swift To
love. make haste to he kind, Amicl
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-10-21

at IN great mistake. Mabel, to
tribe with the affections Or man who
loves you by encouraging some ono
else"
"WeIl. he's II little slow. nuntle.
think he needs II pucrmnkrr."
The Washington times., 1910-09-08
NEW RULES GIVEN
TRY-OUT BY SMITH
Pennsylvania Football Can
didateS Find Radical
Change.

Mt GRETNA, Pa, Sept s--The Penn
sylvania football candidates gave the
new football rules first trial yesterday,
and il certainly was radically different
from the old game in appearance Head
Coach Smith picked a team, and started
experimenting in order to get a line On
what plays would he possible under the
new rules and what formations are moss
effective
The most noticeable feature Of the
many formations which Smith tried was
the absence Of the old quarterback posi-
ton Practically every play was run a
direct pass from their center TO the
man who was 10 make the advance
Smith had a variety Of formations for
his backs, extending from the straight
line. with four men practically in q
/ row, to cIp-shaped effect, with two
men close under the line and the other
two FIVE yards back, 50 as to fulfill the
| requirement that the man kicking or
! making forward pass be that distance
| behind The line Of scTimmage- Smith
/ expects that the new game viii be large
/ y kicking and forward passing and
I variations Of these two constituted most
/ Of the plays tried today
I Smith said after the practice that he
I vas AT sea as to just what formations
/ would be best under tho new rules, but
1 that he had a great variety in mind.
which would be tested during the stay
I here
The Washington times., 1910-09-08
FLETCHERS THREAT
RAISES A LAUGH
Talk of Forming New Major
League for Horrid Re-
venge Causes GiggleS.

NEW YORK, Sept S-Tf D. A
Fletcher. Of Cincinnati. expected to
cause a sensation by his statement
that he intended organizing a third
major league 10 fight the National
and American; that he had $4,000, 900
already subscribed for the venture.
and that he would put q team in New
York city, he failed dismally as Tar
as this city Is concerned
Officials of the two New Y orS major
league teams only smiled today when
informed of Fletcher's threat. and
Indicated that what the Cincinnati
Nemesis didn't know about baseball
would make an admirable baseball
guide.
Fletcher's grievance arises from the
national commissions refusal to sane
IiOn the post season tour, under
FIetcher's management, of aIi-star
American and National League play