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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-25
INSURANCE MEN
HOLD MEETING

The Insurance men of the city held
a meeting last evening for the pur.
pose OF discussing the advisability of
appointing committee to investigate
the fire insurance writer's Of this dis.
trict.
Some complaint has been made re-
Gently rs 10 the unreliability OF va.
rious insurance concerns as well IA
the writer's who negotiate the risks
aud II Is proposed to form board to
operate with the Salt Lake board and
regulate matters in this line through.
out the state.
A committee was selected last even.
ing. consisting of Ed Auth. George
Kelly and c, f. Knauth. This com
mittee will make u preliminary In
yestigation and report at meeting 10
be held In the near future.
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PROTEST ENTERED
AGAINST FIGHT

SAN FRANCISCO. May 24.-The
first step In the campaign being wag
cd against the prize fight for the
Championship between Jim Jeffries
and Jack Johnson. was made today
when a delegation OF ministers and
their legal advisers appeared before
the police commission board of SUI
pervisors TO protest against the grant
ing OF the permit 10 the Broadway
Athletic club to conduct boxing
contest in this city on July John
L. Herget, formerly middleweight
prize fighter known TO the ring as
Young Mitchell" and who is now a
city and county supervisor sat as
chairman OF the commission that
heard the protest of the clergy men.
A recommendation was made by the
committee 10 the supervisors that the
permit be granted TO the Broadway
club under the auspices of which the
Jeffrics and Johnson fight viii tako
place on the national holiday.
Rev. c. Balm, Rev. William Holli.
day took the lead In voicing the pro-
test OF the church people.
Chairman Herget informed tho dole
cation that the Jeffries Johnson fight
was merely to he scientific boxing
exhibition and that IL would be coun.
tepanced as such by law When the
ministers referred to the scheduled
event as a prize fight and to JeffrIes
and Johnson as prize fighters, Herget
objected and declared that Jefrries
has never been In fight in his life"
Hergct Invited the whole church
federation TO be present at the next
fight
Il think you will find that our
objections TO this prize fight business
Is really more serious than you ad
nit. Mr. Hcrget" declared Rev Reader
Reverend. must object TO your
saying that we are going to grant
permit for a prize flght. This Is TO
be merely boxing exhibition said
Herget.
rs Jenries prize nghtcr or a
boxer?" asked Mr Reader.
"A boxer
Then he is not a prize Gghtor at
all?"
Not in my opinion" tho chairman
replied.
And he has never 7ought?" tho
minister oueried,
''Ho has contested" Hergct youtur
ed
We'll. In 10Y opinion the affair is
Intended to bc a prize fight and tho
permit should not be granted con-
cluded Mr.. Reader
1T certainly Is not to be picnic"
"I muet agree with you again.
Reverend" said Hergct This con.
test ls IN bo conducted strictly under
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STOCKS ARE ON
SLIDING SCALE

SALT LAKE, May 24.-All stocks
were placed on the sliding scale again
this morning. The slight advance in
prices yesterday proved to be OF only
temporary duration. and the selling
this morning was at several points
below the high marks attained yes
terday,
The slump was confined TO the prop
ositlo0s which yesterday started off
the week with bulllsh tendency, and
the trading In any of the issues was
limited to a very small number OF
shares Those who are holding stock
do not seem disposed to let their
wares go on the present market. and
the prospective buyers are not very
anxious to but In under the present
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VETERANS WILL
MAKE DISPLAY

The Spanish War veterans are leay-
ing nothing uDdonc 10 make their
Memorial day exhibition OF war relies
at the armory success. They have
placed a small sample exhibition In
tho show windows of the Hppfer Ice
Cream parors. which Is attracting
much attention.
The request Is made 10 all cx-sol-
diers to bring 10 the armory any relic
that they may have. Show cases will
be provided so that exhibitors may
feel no apprehension as 10 the safety
of their exhibits
Nearly all school children have been
notified and a large number of all
ages will undoubtedly visit the ex-
hibition, as it will be interesting aS
we'll as instructive.
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O O O REAL TONIC
3D. o. 3D. G BLOOD PIyE2EF EE.R


the
builds cleansing
Of
8. is
OF all
s.
s. S. S. You Will is
ATLANTA,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-25
PETTY COMPLAINTS
LEAD TO ARRESTS

There were few arrest last even
ing on minor charges. John Doe Chap.
ell being charged with cruelty 10 ami
mails, arrested by Officer Hearn on
a warrant, and Andrew Wagner be-
Ing charged with mendicancy BY Cap
tain Brown.
James c. Tyler and Mike Thomas
were arrested by Detective Pender on
the charge Of gambling
John Chipp was locked up by Of
flcer Layne who found him wandering
about Electric alley in a drunken
condition.
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ANOTHER OGDEN BOY
IS HIGHLY AONORED D

a letter just received by Prof ].
A. Smith from his son. Clyde T. Smith
who Is just finishing his third year
In the Northwestern Medical School at
Chicago. conveys the welcome infor-
nation that he Just had conferred up
on him by the faculty of the univer-
Sity, the highest honors ever given TO
student. that OF membership In the
Alpha Omega Alpha society This
honor is never conferred except for
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-25

be. The impression has gone out that
neither Colorado nor Iron Blossom
would make the regular quarterly dis
bursements next month. Those who
arc in position 10 know claim that
there Is ample money in the treasury
of both these companies to make some
sort Of a payment, hut II is admitted
that the knights will insist upon a
more apprecIative policy in the future
and that the dividends may not be so
large. Sioux is reported 10 have
good surprise on hand, yet II is gen.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-25
conditions. while it is admitted that

conditions. While 1t IS admitted that
there are no very bright prospects for
big profits 10 be made on investments
in the local issues some members of
the board who are advising their
clients to get in and make selections
while everything appears to be drug
on the market.
Hope was expressed that the near
approach to the time of dividend pay
ments would cause some movement in
stocks, but there appears to be much
doubt as to what these dividends will
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-25

.ne MARQUIS of Queensbury rules
@ ,uies lald down by a gentleman and
v pvcI OF England. These rules govern
o. a." ooNIns contest here A prize fight
=, heht with bare fists. 1t brings
!" ~ wrestling and other things and it
solnetimes as rough as football"
ine committee then decided TO
permit
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orally understood that no dividend
will be considered by its directors
ANOTHER ZION AUTO
IST GOES WRONG

SALT LAKE. May 24-An auto driv-
on by Fred Johnson and laden with
Joy riders struck Mrs. Fred V Nansen
at street crossing tonight. She was
Instantly killed. Johnson is detained
pending an investigator
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-25
Citizens of Ogden

Boost for your city by using Oo-
DEN MADE FlOUR-it costs you no
more and every sack you use Is
boost for your town
In that way Jou mako a Chicago
Of Ogden Ogden Milling & Ele-
vator Co
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DAILY Standard UTAH. WEDNESDAY MAY 25 1910

merit and scholarship and the many
friends of the young man who Tor
number OF months was clerk In the
local post Office viii congratulate him
on his achievement. He was grad.
nate OF the ogden High school and
Intermountain Business college.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-25
RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS
OBJECT TO WOODEN CARS

Kansas City, Mo. May PA resolu-
ton requesting the proper authorities
TO prohibit tho railroads from using
wooden mail cars between locomo-
tive and steel cars or between steel
cars was the principal business to be
disposed of when the eighteenth an
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-25
EXCURSION TO BURLEY

Tickets on sale via Oregon Short
Line May 2ith. 25th. and 26th Round
trip rate $S.G5. Final return limit
May 51st Ticket Ticket Office. 25l4
Washinsto Ave
E A. SHEWE, c. P. & T. A. -
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-25

Send your guess on Ogden and We
Der County's population TO the Stand
ard office. You may win as high as
SIS in gold coin. =
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-25

| nual convention of the Railway Mail
Clerks association OF America met
here today. 1t was believed that the
convention would adopt resolution
thanking congress for an appropria-
ton cf $25J,000 to be used as an eX-
perimental fund for the benefit OF the
railway mail clerks.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-11
MAGNIF|CA OBRA
EN- HAT|LL0 0
Hace tres meses Sc esta
traba]ando en- el aslio
colegio.
La ebra pertenece a Ia mission
netsdista y los trabajos estan
a cargo de personal idoneo.
Ell edifcio es severe y de cons.
truccion elegante,
De nuestro corresponsal especial.

De nuestro corresponsal especial.
Octubre -Hatillo esta de pla-
GENE. Hace como tres meses mas Q
menos, So yiene trahaiando en- el
Asilo Colegio Dicho Colegio es obra
de la Mission Metodista Episcopal,
cuyo contratista, es el lngenlero Mr..
Hacth. Bajo su direction, esta al
frente de dicha obra el senor Logger,
digno obrero en- qulen parece ser
tiene depositada toda su conflanza
dlcho ingeniero.
Esta obra dara muchos impulses
a este pueblo. ;, Aera de importante
provecho, no solo la juventud, 81
no q muchos nihos huerfanos y po-
bres.
Ell Sr. Logger es un inteligente y
active obrero, I.
Esta obra es sencilla, pero de esti-
10 arquitectonico moderno, es her
moso; y mucho mas hermoso y lau-
dable es, el fin Il objeto con que ha
sido inaugurada. Nuestro placeme
y loor para los iniciadores de tan be-
nGfico pensamiento.
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ta aonbIe del ST. Co||azo
Los Lcdos Palaciss Rodriguez
Y Munoz Morales, actuaron
juntas en- 81 juicie por el cri
men de la "FIaca" represen
tando 81 sesundo 81 padre de
la ViCtima.

En cl iuicio contra Alberto Roman
,declarado po el iurado oe Ponce cul-
pable del crimen de la "Flaca" ac-
tuo como auxiliar del minlstene pl-
blico el Lcdo. Luis Munoz Morales.
Fl padre del joven Collazo al autor
de cllya muerte Sc perse gula, mostro
deseos que tambien actuara en- el ca
SO. represen tandole como los anti
guos acusadores privados y auyilian
do al fiscal, el expresado letrado
que tiene su buefete en- San Juan en-
sociedad con 81 ex-assistant attorney
Lcdo. Brown.
Sc acudio al de epartamento de JUS
ticla solictando el correspondienteper
misc Y el assistant Lcdo. Lyones so
metio el punto al fiscal de Ponce Led
PalacioS Rodriguez, por 81 aceptaba
que actuara tambien ell Sr. Munoz
Morales. No hubo Inconvenience algu
no por parte del Sr. Palacios Rodri
guez y el eNiuez de Guayama trabaio
ld tambien con gran empeno Y exito
en- llevar adelante su mission La prue
ba y acusaci6n fiscal en- SUI parte prin
cipal la llevaba el expresado fiscal de
la corte de Ponce y Sc elogla grande-
mente Ia labor de los senores Palacios
Rodriguez. v MuToz Morales, como
la del defensor Lcdo. Canales que hi
20 esfuerzos sobrehumanos para sa-
car absuelto 4 su defendido.
Como ocurre en- casos de condena
de muerte el asunto sera llevada ante
Iel Supreme de la isla Y eide Washin
gton. FL iuicio ha sido uno de los mas
interesantes que So han llevado a @
fecto en- la isla d,rante muchos amos
"La Correspondence publica el re
cord complete Gle las sesiones.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-11
+ club de Ia sub
junta de osyanoIl
La Union inaugurc su club
en- Vista alegre.
De nuestio ccrresponsal

Oeta'5re ] Anoche 50 lnaugu
en- ese@ e,itad, ia suhlnnsa unioniet,
dc Vista Allegro quedando consttu
DO Ia referIda subJunta con prcsslgo
SOS eicmentos del particle Union de
Puerto Rico Una comision do Ia fun
t. local aslstid al acto. compuesto
del presdente ST. Jose Cateri, Gu
:ne:aindo Rivers. Lcdo Jose Julia,
Acossa, Ramon Cobian y Emile
I.squez. Ii lcdo. Acosts hizo uso
dc Ia palabra pronunciando un pa
,nouco discourse, 81 gulendolo despues
varlos compatriotas mas y todos es-
tuvleron a Ia lsurh dc sus sen amien-
tos trotlcos. Couourneron mAs de
500 personas.
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En- 6! Supreme.

Senalamlentos de apelaclonea en-
eausas crmlnales. continuation
40. termino de seslones del ano 1910.
Octubre ,Sll Ell Pueblo de Puerto
Rico contra Antonlo Iehron Gomez
por procedimientos de Habeas Cor.
pus.
Microbes 2.-El Pueblo de PueI
to Rico contra Cecilio Font por es
calamiento en- primer grado.
Jnres l3.-F.l Pueblo de Puerto
Rico contra Antonio Ventura por
falsa representation.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-11
SangTiientO moin
en- Hunacao,
Ell suceso ocurrlo en- un
balle y hubo lulo de ria
chetes.
Fl .juez exige a cada uno de los
guapos ) mil dollars de iian-
"a.
Denuestro corresponsal


IN Ia oentra J'lhcoS, en- una eaSa
quo se fstt coilstruyeiliio, ei iildls.l-
quo SALVADOR s.lSa' que tfatEtla .
como peeh en- arena c9nstfucrlon'
suir,o una faiia de IN a"dalnlo eau
Fl sib,do 81 il no,he on m s,s,I,
que 80 celeh.,l,a on B,,n,a...,,, ~, i,
casa de Vicente t.astr, ba,r,o u.
b1" hino una rjna s,ng,,e,,,,
nolicia arrest Jn,n So,,t.l,..i
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vida ouianel b;,;aro, ..or .,#.,.,,,,.,S
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plici,Iad Ca,los ~, c., ~, r.,
Nirucl Rodr;c,cz y Iaci,ta p,,5.s
c,,ez hahisnl,oselc ss,sl,do / os,,
iit;mos nm, fam, de- G. ooo no :
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-11

Una brigada de confinados esta
hacienda la limpleza de cunetas en-
la carretera de San Juan a Santurce
Falta hacia y debe terminarse ese
trabajo en- toda la extencion de es
frecuentada via.
-por dificultades con propieta-
rios de solares del lado derecho de la
calle de Canals en- Santurce, segun
informes, no Sc ha podido terminar
Ia construction de aceras en- aQuella
calle, que ha sido pavlmentada re-
cientemente, Las aceras del hdo IL
quierdo entrando, estan va termlna-
das. Esa calle ronduce a Ia plaza de
mercado conStruida reclentementc
ALI.
La calle de Duffaut en- Santurce
como la de los dos hermanos que
eonducen la plaza de mercado y
sitlos muy poblados debleran paw
mentarse al iglal que Sc esti hac!en-
do con otras del pohlado. Con $4,000
dollars parece que Sc podria efectuar
la pavimentacion dc Ia mayor parte
i no todas de las Gales del lmportan
te poblado. estableccr hocas de incen
dos dotar al veclndaro pobre dc
las plumas de qua necesarias para
su servlclo.
II ma verdadera demostracidn
silc fuerzas elcctorales repuhlicanas
parcce que Sc tratd de haecr en- el
mitin celebrado el Domingo en- IA
nla1uela de Col6n de la ciudad. \
mlrhos n,ensan q. i con clio SO qui-
81 demostrar 4 los mioristas 4ue los
rcpublicanos de Ia cltidad disrollen
lie srlilcienteS iuerhas para 20 perder
el munlripio. tamhlen cor CLIO sc
mostr,i i Ia direcclon politics, le:atu-
IA d. la ole, tividad ,lac aaJ.. en- IA
cigiad solo ri,e,ien d.li}.r ia pinlon
Republican,. los scnele, 3el .itlcuo
dIrcotoro.
Sc encncntra cn sar ip,n is
i'tdlds Ncna. del Eceistrpt.r Ia l,
pielati !. C;..suaS. q'.e lGo il {.
s.d - no H. .ieencia
Fl II Roberto H. Tood. caid:
llio taE L, ;.i,.....i i II. d cled.d ,n
aS rreNilna> olee."nes. e,tuto o. a
i l-anaoc ha ~ lno.llnaoal tto,
~ assrH.i. oulcI Ic:iyt. n Il asSs,s
.na ielo. INnr..-. = ;poar q'.c
/ asusto t'a,ado iicr, r,oi, ,'cna,.
eucs dc Sor politicn l. h.::ic:a 1celn-
a.,iltdn Il jeie dc III coiectl-iLad
Fl preslicnte De IA ascrl..cn,n
Il iarnacr. l. d. r. l,:iis !, el Lct.o.
I,oslrio o~tuy!e9on hoy conieiencisn
10 r1n Fl attorney 'nte-.:,o con rcic-
enc...s !, a>'.uto> DC Ia asociacioa.
II Il ailc lie carcei ce Arcc,io
lucstyn dist;i c.p,io tompat.iotn ii
sr. Marquee I,"ig tsta e. San iuan
II agintoS dci -crvicio Bleus-rt.n
II estadn dc 1. plals d.. .nerea-
II DO h ciuddad e. tsl Que st n; y n,
lna Immediate i'r.T.cgs renarac-Ar
"a c5n Il A.. ly.c in;Caac ~ u IA
iad = Salas p. s.- t.sl
G1rc = has I'll e. u.ss
,rcve pl1 - I, r..r -55 .,s';s.e rsr-
n'tl d. fnndas sio h rlan,s .paiiia.:
''s-l.en 'i'tl1'tr 80. sol.siia-se IN
.ntrr'!v. !,
II !.nlieta iet's ourarse d.
.itar l. r"Uri.,;i II -rinns .le rlsi-
ilt'l's 9He parcee 9a# s.rrsn
''als ~ t.-te-, n.sls r-e hsec.
@ -'l. a-9< - slf'lsr ea Ia lrnsr
+ I''..o..- IL ci.i,~'H u',., .-cu.,a~
!. oisei itsas de- si.sF'at ~ .:s,..,.,s's-s-, =.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-11
EN- SAN JUAN.

Sc encuentran en- San Juan y hemos
recibido su cortes vista los estlma-
bles compatriotas Diego Rios acti-
vo corresponsal de este diarlo en-
Manati, jose Sanchez Robles Y el
Sr. Casellas.
FL Sr. Rios le traio a San Juan un
pleito de divorcio pendiente con su
consorte Ia sonora L,lisa Calderon.
Ell juez Sr. Aldrey resolvi6 el case en-
favor del Sr. Rios quedando roto el
vinculo matrimonial entire anbos
contingencies. Ell Sr. Casellas nos in
|forma que su henmano Jesus ha he
cho su in greso en- la Union de Puerto
Rico.
Reiteramos a esos compatrlotas el
testimonio de nuestras slmpatias y
deseamosle grata permanencla en-
San Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-11

Sc levanta el fiscal INFERNO Lcdo.
Luis Mnunoz Morales, Y dice:
Con el permiso de Ia corte, este
ministerio fiscal tiene que oponerse
v somete ell case i su seiloria. la mo-
ci6n presentada por la defensa. 81 su
senoria Sc fila como asi 10 hara en- la
lev de California V otras jurispruden-
cias americans podra yer como 20,
que la ley, autoriza al ministeirlo ifs
cal que presente una lista completa
de los testigos de IA acusacidn. la
defensa. Entiende este ministerio ifs
cal que en- cualquier case que crea
prudente V neeesarlo, pueda presen-
tar testimonio Gle I'm testigo aunque
no este en- la lista de los testlgos que
ha entregado la defensa. Por esos
coneptos y otros que podra ohservar
SUI senoria en- Ia lev Gle evldencla, es
que este ministerio fiscal Sc opone a
la mocion presentada por la defensa,
V pide q su senoria no sea admitida
esa mocion.
La corte desestima Ia moclon
presentada por Ia defensa.
Terminado este incidente contlnua
la testigo Montaner. su declaration:
FiraLfC6mo Sc llama Vd.
-Josefa Montaner.
-{Donde vivc IA teStieo?
-Vivo en- Gaia de Muertos, Boca
de los Meros. en- la PLAYA cerca del
sitio de La Flaca
Olga Vd. todo 10 mas fuerte que
pueda para que los senores del lura-
do pledan oirla. todo 10 que Nd. Sc
pa con relaci6n i este pioeeso. Y que
de particular cncontro Nd. I'M dia
por aauellos alrededores.
-Pues yo vivo On la PLAYA de es-
ia ciudad en- el Sitio conocldo por Ca
la de Muerto. en- Ia Boca de los Me-
ros cerca del si,io conocido por La
Flaca". Tenco rerfeeto conocimien-
TO de todos aqnellos sitios Y ala en-
uno de los diaS que no recuerio por
FL me< lie mario. e>tando 20 lavando
una npa una chiquita me llam6 y me
dijo a'Ie habia cncontrado una cahe-
IA Ia chiquita dijo delante de mi i
Su papa =" Mira papa una cabeza dc
bnev con las muelas oriticadas Y
entonce> le die No hija. esa no esI
una ca!oeza de huev. esa cabeza Is de
un ser humane. los bueyes no tienen
los dientes oritic3dos". Ante este a.
me dirigi al cuartel ,Ie
la poIicia de Ia Playa. y me paFece q.
al ciho que es de apellido
Y le manifesto 10 que paSaba
tNeiSe Ii esi:cion de mahanai.
En- aslntos del servicio ha estado
en- Mayagues Il 1SSiSton. attorney
Lido. Lvon-
En- el rreSlno yapcr se espers
Fl regreso del attorney de Puerto RI
go Icdo. Brown. que ha e<taio au-
sente en- uso de- lieencia. Sc dijo al
el Sr- Brown que prOba-
blenente no volveria j Ia isIa: zero
ios rumores circulados resultaron
an comp1obaeEon.
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. NIL MONIES Y M0NJAS EXPULSAD0S De PORTUGAL.
Las pfopedades del clero han sdo confscadas c ms
e-as como propiedad del Esado
La situacion potca de EspaHa nspra nquetudo Ell
gobiern0 t0ma urgeRes meddas.

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The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-06-08
GRIFFITH CWC1IZlv

THE great battle is on. For the
next six months Pittsburg. Chica-
go, New York. Cincinnati, Phila-
delphia. ST Louis. Brooklyn and Bos-
ton. the cities composing the National
league. will be cutting one another's
threats in the great baseball war.
These cities are rivals in many
ways. There is constantly battle
between them for business. Thei:
great manufacturers and wholesalers
have statesmen on the road fighting
daily for trade. but the struggle they
put up in the commercial world never
is flercer than the fight for honors in
the great national pastime
Clarke. Wagner. Leach and Adams
of Pittsburg; Chance. Brown. Tinker
and Evers OF Chicago. and McGraw.
Matthewson. Wiltse and Raymond Of
New York. may be called the drum.
mers" who are out to bring the base.
ball hoaors to their cities and so on
down the line.
OF course. all hope to win. but the
season, which began April Il. will no;
be far advanced before some OF the
managers will know that they have
little chance. The wiSeacres of the
baseball world agree that the fight. as
in the last three seasons. viii be be.
tween Pittsburg. Chicago and New
York. Some give Cincinnati chance
but the concensus OF opinion seems TO
be that the final test will be between
the old rivals. the Pirates, Cubs and
Giants.
The Pittsburg Pirates are practical
" the same team that won the cham
pionship last year. Manager Fred
Clarke. one Of the greatest baseball
generals that ever led a fight, has
stood pat on his 1909 lineup with the
exception OF first base. Here he has
Sharpe instead OF Abstein. OF course
he has some youngsters who will be
given q chance, but the hard work will
fall upon the old timers,
Manager Frank Chance OF the Cubs
likewise is standing pat. His infe!d
Gand outfeld is the same as in 1903.
I and there is little likelihood of any
change unless Beaumont. purchased
from Boston. takes Jimmy Scheckard's
place in left field If Johnny King
goes behind the bat the catching de-
partment will be strengthened In
acquiring Harry Mcintyre. the spit
ball artist, from Brooklyn, President
Murphy added strength to the twirling
corps that may play an important
part. Mcintyre has been a stumbling
block for Pittsburg even when backed
up by the weak Brooklyn team. With
the Cub stars behind him Mcintyre
should do even better against the
champions.
John McGraw. manager Of the New
York Giants. has not lost hope OF
beating out his rivals. Clarke and
Chance. The Giants, like Pittsburg.
were weak at first base. and McGraw
tried hard TO find a youngster who
could cover the initial sack satisfac-
torily. He failed and will again de-
pend upon Fred Merkle. the Spring
field. H.. boy who forgot to touch sec.