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The daily sentinel., 1910-08-03
ABOUT APPLES

Yesterday p. S. Taylor stopped in
front OF the window in the Strater
hotel block where Johnny Turner and
Joe Woods have several branches
taken from apples trees in the Animas
valley which are literally loaded
down with small. measly apples. Mr..
Taylor looked at them for quite a
while, too mad to speak, and finally
turning 10 the crowd standing around
making admiring comments on what
they considered a fine display of fruit.
he lit into them something after this
fashion: You greenhorus think that
looks fine, but / call It shame
There isn't a tree i'm the world that
can carry a load of fruit like that
and do it Justice. Look there. said
he, pointing TO a small branch upon
which 90 apples were closely cluster
ed. II that limb had but three apples
on it they would be fine large apples.
They would have room to develop and
the tree could mature them without
eNhaustiug its vitality What we
need here is men who know enough
to thin their apples down to what
the tree can stand. But instead Of
that We find men taking pride i'm hav-
ing trees loaded down with little no
account apples, which ought to be
hidden away in shame instead of be
ing put on exhibition in front win
dows on our main street. The expert
said lot more along that line which
we failed to understand but we think
he was right.-Durango Democrat.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-03
SAGAMORE HILL

Solemn statesmen. politicians.
Men who've lost or won positions,
Cranks and kickers and fantasies,
Men with cobwebs in their attics,
Tense disciples of deep breathing.
Men with wild reform a-seething,
Readers, writers, ranters, roarers,
Stern opponents and adorers-
See them climbing. climbing still,
Up, up, up on Sycamore hill.
Editors of rampant journals,
Generals and Southern colonels.
Pure food faddists. poets. painters.
All the troop of tbs" and tain't-
ers,'
College presidents with A. B.,
Leaders of the S. p. c. A..
Postmen. firemen. gentle Quakers.
Malefactors and muckrakers-
See them climb with earnest will
Up, up, up on Sycamore hill.
Some for breakfast, some for lunch
con,
Some to tell whose head needs pun
chin,
Some for tea and some for dinner,
Sport and sage and saint and sinner.
Households nOnTace-suicidal,
Congressman whose hopes are idle.
Tariff tinkers and third -termists.
Climbing. climbing, climbing still,
Up, up, up ON Sycamore hill.
You have satisfied me fully"
Splendid" I'm = dee-lighted!i"
Bully"
He's a liar," Great" "Old fellowl''
"Sure!" Sure" HE showed a
streak of Yellow"
These words come reverberating,
Thunderously palpitating.
When the callers. gladder, sadder,
Meeker, mtlder, miffed, or mad der,
Climb again, right-lipped and still,
Down down. down Sycamore hill.
Chicago Evening Post.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-03
AUTOS CAUSE RACE
SUICIDE IN KANSAS

Topeka. Kan. Aug. Are Kan
sas mothers kept so busy with their
automobiles that they haven't time
for babies?
This seems to be the case. The
vital statistics gathered by the state
board of health show decrease of
2,130 babies born in 1909 from the
number born in 1908.
Il am ashamed of the record" ;" said
e. T. Fairchild, who has Just COM
pleted the school census. There is
nothing better anywhere than some
fine, fat babies playing around the
house, and there is no more interest
ing happening anywhere than to
watch little children studying their
first books
While we should feel proud that
the average Kansas farmer is pros
porous enough to own an automobile
ii is deplorable that with the advent
of the bubble wagon the births should
begin falling off
I'm 1907 there were $3.50 babies
born in Kansas. In 1908 the baby
crop was 25,9S0, a decrease of ten.
The total for 1903 was 23.SjO, a
decrease of 2.13O for the year"
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-03

The special race train leaves Grand
Junction 6:3O a. m. August 14th on
the Colorado Midland. The road race
has been inaugurated by the repre-
sentatiyes of that popular line; it
brings ABOUT family gathering of all
the people in the valley, so don't for
get that your tickets read Colorado
Midland" as everybody goes on the
road race special. The special stops
every place to take on and discharge
passengers. Tickets can be purchas-
ed on train by those who get on
where no agent is located For leav-
ing time at stations see posters and
program, or ask agent.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-03

w c. Mullen, OF Washington
Heights. is new arrival in the city
this week. He is touring the west.
working his way as he goes He is
az present working for the Colorado
Telephone Co. and viii return in time
to take postgraduate course at
Columbia University,
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-03
STRUCK A RICH MINE.

S. w. Bends, Of Coal City, Ala,
says he struck a perfect mine of
health in Dr. Kings New Life Pills
for they cured him of Liver and Kid
ney Trouble after ! , years of suffer-
ing. They are the best pills on
earth for Constipation. Malaria,
Headache, Dyspepsia, Debility 25c
at The c. ID. Smith Drug Co.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-03

f, b. Lutes proprietor of the Lutes
and Son Music Co. returned home
last evening from a visit of several
weeks in California the pleasure Of
which was marred only by the re-
ceipt of the sad intelligence of the
death of his mother, occurring in this
city during his absence, it bein un-
able 10 reach him with the news in
tine to return for the funeral
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-03

b. w. Robbins, the Denver & Rio
Grande agent, leaves this afternoon
for few days trip to Glenwood and
other points.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-03
NEVER TOO LATE TO MEND.

1t don't make any difference to us
how bad your watch, watch case or
jewelry is smashed up. we can repair
it right in our own shop so it will
look like new. Mr.. Davis, skilled
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-03

Mrs Sarah Mclean has gone tC
Montrose and Ouray on business
and pleasure trip combined.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-03

workman, has charge of our repair
department. C. w. Primrose, watch
maker and jeweler.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-03

/New Fall Goods are Rapidly Dis 5
placing Summer Merchandise In This !
Store--Very SoonEvery Department
Will Show Liberal Share Of the )
<New Things :. =. s.
The response Of the Fair Store patrons to the feast :
Of special End-of July attractions very generous
response 1.-The special prices merchandise
including women S, mems, childrens low Shoes cloth
ing straw hats, all middle aisle goods and ready-o-
wear apparel purchased for business the ::
special prices on this class Of goods continue for
few days longer until the remainder Of them is closed
out j
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-03

When you want u move youI
household goods. or goods OF any
kind. call on Barton & Terrill.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-03

Heavy hauling of every description
carefully attended to ]. w. Milne
Blue Barn. Junction 22S. 319 Colo
rado avenue
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-03

There is certain town up the line
where they use gas for illumina ting
purposes. ID. & r. G. Agent b. w.
Robbins went to his room at the
hotel accompanied by a well-to-do
cattle man whom he was trying to
land for shipment. As they entered
the darkened room Robbins eXclaim-
ed Where in Sam Hill is the electric
light?" To which his friend respond
ed They don't have 'em here you
Just light the end of that ere towel
rack, as he pointed TO The arm of
the gas jet IT was Robbins treat
and he pushed the button.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-03

Dress must never be ignored, ="
says Margaret E. Sangster Quite
right, Maggie. At the seashore is
this especially true 1t is so easy
there for the fair sex not only to
ignore but forget altogether that they
are supposed to have such thing as
wearing apparel. Not that it is any
of our business, because we are far
from the aforesaid seashore: yet if
we were there-well, where ignore
ance is bliss, etc. Gee.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-03

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Kansas complains that with the
coming of the automobile the birth
rate has fallen off. We have known
where an auto race was equivalent to
suicide but this is the first time we
knew of the autos causing a tendency
to race suicide, Perhaps Dr. Stork
is merely waiting till he can afford
a gasoline guzzler and then he will
catch up with the procession.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-03

That Denver doctor who mistuOk
smallpox for measles should be
pitted.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-03

By E. A. Sherman.

That Denver doctor who mistook
smallpox for measles should be
pitted.
John d. Rockefeller's physician has
prescribed daily whisky baths for his
There's another eN-
cuse for some Of our local prescrip-
ton chasers.
Railroad magnate Dave Moffat has
dropped 100000 worth of depart
ment heads. He made his reputation
on his ability to overcome steep
grades and he doesn't intend to lose
1t at this stage OF the game.
\ man by the name of Weiskopf is
editor of the Routt County Sentinel.
Kopf is German for head and Weis is
wise, we presume. Hence we assume
that II is wise head that is running
the paper. Are We not right?
"Speer's men claim Avery's sup
port" says the Denver News At
first we thought Brother Newton had
moved to Denver and espoused the
democratic cause, but authoritative
denial comes from Ayeryhurst-on-the-
Ridge.
Judging from the following from
the Routt County Sentinel somebody
is going to get an awful showing-up
sooner or later: wv. f.. Jones of the
Moffat road has been writing letters
to the Sentinel Later on We are
going to publish them, Just to show
what damphool Jones is"
The St. Regis freak fowl, part
duck and part rooster, is threatened
with a formidable rival according to
the following from the Iowa Falls.
La, Sentinel: "MT. and Mrs. Frank
Duck of Innesfail Canada, are the
happy parents of new son. Mrs.
Duck will be remembered as Miss
Goldie Eagle, formerly of this place. -
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-03

John ID. Rockefeller's physician has
prescribed daily whisky baths for his
rheumatism. There's another eN-
cuse for some Of our local prescrip-
tion ChaseTs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-13
WONDERFUL GAME
PLAYED BY
HOPPE

While Hoppe kept the best for the
iast closing bis exhibitions here
last night with the most brilliant
exhibition u balk liuc billiards ever
seen in Seattle Both afternoon and
evening he smothercd Ora Morning
star. winning By himself Hopes
hiEh run TOR the day was ibz at
Is.2. which IN a local record m
the evening he ran his string of
$50 la seven innings. scoring i&f
and lz2 "a two consecutive innings.
and running out with an unfinished
run ~ %. which gave him the splen-
aid average Of %
Local billiard fans owe a lot 10
Brown g Hulsn. who brought the
experts here. and who lost money
on the deal
The scores yesterday afternoon By
Innings were.
Hoppe -is. 10. -. 80. J. !. -. ~. 2.
iBa y a. Total 400 niEh run.
i6g Average. HaA
Narningstar-IA gg 2 s. ?. o. 7.
az. 30. a. So. Total asa High run.
so Average. ala
The scores Ia the evening
Hoppe N. o. ia Ia. 80. O..
Total. a5o HiEh run. la Average.
so
Moruingstar ~. l. q .. e.. 81
Total iti Hiatt run. g. Average.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-13

with Manager ban Carney ~ tbs
Icicle leakue. grabbing off Wally
Smith. Talant BrannlEan aud
Clyues from Bob Brown 81 van
couver. during the last few days tt
begins % looks a. Il ths two max
mates were playing the old system
OF whats yourn ts mine ana what's
mines my oan. especially from the
Carney end ~ a.
Bin has certainly landed four 1--we
onss. II they Tive up % their reru-
tations Wnlly Smith is repatad TO
be a good third haaeuan. and Tai
liant. the FORMER stanford star OUT
fielder. ought - shine with rrapiend-
enf spiendnr n the dusky gloom ~
the Twilight league. Hranuisan. the
former Vancouver catcher wifh the
shamrock name. e. good man at
backstnp and Is surs punklrs with
the stick Ciyues. who was turned
over 90 Carney ~ Brown recently.
has not appeared a. yet. and Car
nsy does NOT know whether BE- wltl
Join his explorers or not smith.
TaIlant. RrannlEan and kellackry.
the former T9r1ma player reported
70 Carney vest rdaY and 8uuund
their suits Tor a little work out on
Denny fleij where the bunch t.
training
Clarence Dukwan. the fast tn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-13
~ RlNosioER

CAMP OWAHpENNAN. lffN
LoMONn cal. Aptu ia NlHek
ahndnwH were creeping down from
cine crest ~ the mountains that rose
"a sr NJ half Wiia tu the west THE
nutuanta ~ tha hemi1ck auieFd
uiaht hrrsfe wrge wNndptus over
the little valley 10 was Goo tate f1f
the sleepy tWItfer of enc hirda tG0
earlN Tor tIa rauraHH rfuakiuN 10 tha
NrHEa IN love creek The usJntHln
silence was broken only hy thr raf
~ the Falls on the San Lorenzo tWa
miles away -and tho voice ~ iim
Ifffries
For nir Jerf wan Alknr Per.
hhpa q was ihg aplnn in the brrese
that come through ihv pines dls
rrctlv from the Pacific MAYBE %
was tho BITS bruad afli'ncaH az ths
mountains ~ the druWay music ~
thr fsils bot whatever &c waa. after
four days OF moody silence fnuf
days = mote shan his traditional
Efuueh JEFF was phattiuE chHHffuiiY
with thr representative - TIE star
Hp Was seated un The wdEe 30 fhe
porch 20 hts pretty htlla cottage in
q rocking chair s Few feet aWHf.
Mrs isffrles WAS chsaFfulls hume
ming hig ~ a tune
One thiuE can't understand.
leff was sayinE is ibis everlasting
wondering n Gd some back. wnan
I've naNer been away
because ! haven't bowed iu the
last five years. some people DC
think they're hii fired wise. seem o.
think that ! can uever fight as I dit
when ! won the championship
They forget that ~ referee has
ever counted ter over re. Why,
have never ever been dared ~ the
rina~-nsver. Do yeu ever figure
that ~ayf
The beYs that aen't come back
are the lads that hsvs beer Hat
tened--boye that have been Sc badly
beatsn that thay have never agits
recovered.
They can't class rms with thf
Young Carhatts the Frank Ernea
the Jim c0rbsEts. the f1tza and
al q the boys mho haVr been ao
terribly beaten mp Thate an Ok.
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Glow Can Man Come Back When He's
Never Been Avvay'?" jeff Wants to- Know
This Fight Don't Look ANY Bigger to Me Than Any
Other Ever Did," Big Fellow Tells Ringsider in
After Dinner Chat on Porch Of Cottage in Santa
Cruz Mountains

ror'enea have yot 20 90 through
NIth Wr. ita NOT e. rtne uf eamine
back lrs WrCefF a question ~ hoW
snnd 7 uHu make ufa#lf
'btrr 200 thu sulflr they're say
ins tspi YOU'RE over anxious 90 set
good was aurMrstcd
JEFF leaned over piArhrd Il laug
blade of grass aud chewed lt reflect.
lively
FhprUH another funny thInn H.
said "this talk that im going 81
huFt myself working rhsF seem 81
think : m aaInK to kiH myself before
7 SET Into lhe fing
"Nam put thls doynf This nehl
DONE look any bigger 60 f'ga thar
any other Hubt ever looked 20 me
when 7 vas training far a. rot -
. aood bt I'm ao.na 20 30 rieht
That's the ana@ar 90 this over
anxious talk"
Bob Afmatfaug says youth De
fiEht Deg twn wnnk' Ht the prrarnt
eNu"
Jsff laughed quietly rm feel
Ina aruht ihatn sure hr aala Hput
SOUR Uncle JimH uainN tu tuaa
when there's ans danger or hia 80.
tnB Stale ard has EaiaW fa 81 iuef
wnrfe hr SAINTS ca b. right whan
thr ftwa comes. aud these wise unea
can put tias Boz the.f pipes and drar
hard
Cult that Noise yau Teddy This
o. q hit af "a terrier who wac HraWt
ing because ieff was retuus q biF
uEiY Airttaaie pWr hia HRmeaake
He's Is h'uffer that Teddy nis
Fesf biufief I've eFtsr Hrrn Cor o
doK Two Eut another little dnN
dnWH home iiitttr thnu Teddy
end mtyh yuu think De- HASN'T Euf
TNttNH number Well ha has
proper There's go hiuY 10 him
and TeddY's dead uire 90 H ~
duut Efamhia ukr sos GA. Teddy
Nnn De- De- don't Ne fuat takes
hold don't 90. TaatY. aiH hsg
Some fnrs are iike same mnn
SAY what nrs Yuu trying io rst
atF Tim FoinK o. bed I'm sleeping
uut 8nnra tuniEhf and rVwry other
aisht risht ~ 70 the nEht lee
great
Good night
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~ Max BALTHABAR,
The Rinasidss.

HAN FRANCISCO. April IA
Eithss rcmmy Burns has gone bach.
ot 1910 fanE ths man over whom
Do Scored e questionable decision in
sydneY y g w YESTERDAY has
Improved - much that 80 VII have
fo ~ seriously rsctanea utta h BE-
comes e. fhia country in aeavth ~
matches wlfh heHtB 81 Fights 20 thr
ercond rlEat That N4fna hes zone
back rather ihaa thaf tauK haa
farged 10 the front % ths ruosl ior.
tcal cnnclua. nn. wben Burns mode
= lifn since Johnson save hln hls
beating De- considered
Burns has been on the e. almost
constantly since be lost the cham.
pionship q year aKu insf fttrnfi hsr
he HtaEe seeuryiuE the greater rar.
iiHn - hts time and hls stable uf
horrsa tha balance Before the
match with Lang vac made he
wclghed over 400 pounds which is
more than be ever weiEhaf ia his
ne Whia Burns is not given to
diHElpailon. D. loves the aasY lie
and the flesh piles up on hiu chunky
frame az a great rate. Therefore
with year and half ~ loanna q
ia easy o. conceive thnt BE has taken
"a flesh that be cannot take 90 and
~ consequence has lost hts speed
in September. i8bs. nuruH dispored
~ Lang lu ala rounds
Burns showing will have no cf-
feri on sid tiertcfa plans Co. match
him uith Sam LanRf0rd fnr nNht
90 Labor Day Burns $1,000 forfeit
90 bind The match has been recsiv.
81. and Hester viii have raufrr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-13
PROVISIONAL DATES
FOR LOCAL RACFs
Victoria Meeting to Follow Oakland-Tbsr an =
at The Meadows, 30 at Vancouver, and D.,
Seattle for Second Meeting.
by United Press.)

EMERYVlLLE, Cal, April l3.--IIorsenen her. =.
interested ~ the semi-oitcia announcement made naa
that there would be racing al Seattle this summer sn}
tain that practically all the Coast owners win canns g
Northwest If there Is meeting The Meadows ~ D
the British Columbian dates. '4aa %
An official of the New California Jockey Cluh s,...
that while dates had been definitely apportioned a. w. I
probable that Victoria would open June II for 5day ~
Racing at Seattle will July a. according e ~
sonal schedule the meeting 70 last 80 racing days The Z
will then 90 across the line for 30day meeting Il Mnor
Vancouver and will return 20 Seattle 10 race until hs
Of the California winter S'Ai
Pat Mcmahon, representing Jim McElroy the seatl. -
magnate has had several conferences with presden,
Williams Of the New California Jockey Club and 4 4 va
stood that Seattle will be well looked after in the matter ~
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From Smoke Town Amateurs
to the Majors at One Bound

Prom tha naud iafa 20 pluahurH
90 Ciaveihn4n ncw half million -d1l
.ar bail park from ohacurify 10
Fame. 90 iu fhe brief period ~ two
months seems to be the leap Harry
klrHeh. a 40-yeHr-old pitching phs-
fnm o. about 90 complete.
ln thIa day n highly developed
baseball it la q rarity Tor q kia 30
break Into tho tiF show WITHOUT
fret alrHulnE The elHmeniain ~ The
game from al least nua years serve
Zee with "a minor league ciuM Vet
% looks 40 though klrach wnH going
o. take "a short cat straight Co tho
top 1f tha hear
Ha want given "a look Ia for a
regular job whom boz was taken
South February no IT'S work Som
thr start created good imw stlan.
however and now ho hos taan ID b.
"a hH ono of tho aeFon twirhra Who
win take regular urnu iu Me box
Cor thf Nlrs when the r.aa0n opens
k'rach BE- h VOL made lad Hoe
about FIX foot weighs tGs. has
speed control fast hrehhuR curves.
and cool henf The latter iH "a
HurpnainT asset f0r a y0uugster TO
boat fho 4t Louis Cnrfln1iA 80 g
March 2a. letting Bromnhan'u resu-
lHrs down with four hits. no famed
FiN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-13
n MmMTHnM NEWS THAT'S RIGHT UP TO THE MINUTE
NRVkEHHI AND FULL or INTEREST TO ALL FANS
DUG AND MIKE ARE
SUN WORSHlPERS
Husky Manager Was on the Point Of kidnapping the
Entire Squad and Going to Warmer Chimes Despite
Owners Pleadings.

W. two or three ordinary contests.
After the figth the game deeenorat
"a into herao play and was hAfNA
worth Watching The Turks won,
10 to Q.
Joss looks better every timF BE
tops the hiiI tIe has Slow hall
that's afmaryel 90 effectiveness THE
sphere floats over the plate without
amy spin whatsoever. Hnd lta "a sure
enough faaier for an tho silehmen
pug" pennett's truHty hickory
makes Swat MntEnns big stick
look like 10Y cane And the
guardian ~ the keystone cushion d
using N So che best advantage ~
taks@ vrry sharp curve % break
around that hat but SIS faubtfal
whether ePua has the strength
necessary Go ma q up during a fuil
game
Gus ThompsarH red coat was
among those present az yesterday
contest
Dickinson. johnson and jess dld
the fltnwins Tor Seattle yesterday
Joss will undoubtedly stick hui the
other two arr outside chances Mike
Lynch has no pitchers ga hts stfinw
az present. and 10 COURSE viii MOT
attempt 20 carry that number John
SON tho pitcher la nNt a. 10 con-
fused with Johnston the nutfleiAer.
who looks iihn a permanently
with Just dash % sunshine the
Turks viii set Ia some good prse-
tice ticks during Tho next few 1tyH
Today they line up fnr a return
rmma with thu University ~ wash
inEtou Thursday Vets ans Colts
Eight % out Friday a TRIP WIli be
made 20 Snohnmlsh o. tackle Man+
axef Potts crows Saturday and
sunday Hul Carueys Calgary team
will be the attraction az the local
marx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-13
''RinGsider's" Gossip of the Game

eurn aith the Canadians local rep
rvsnntntlFe thln evening A hitch
may De- Anticipated because uuFna
tn aeeeuting the offer vas under
che Impression that tbs smm men
tlenea ln the cnbieEruml trt D0a. Naa
90 SO % hinn vin. ioaa nr draw
What the Aisslun club. however. De- .
iandud tn convey to Burns ana that
q purse e st5.1oa would - huns
up. thu principals 90 ia tho division
owen Moran. the little English.
man who f. matched 20 fixhi Tom
my Mccarthy before Jim Gufhn'a
club the latter part ~ this month
sent ug % nnyca' Springs today Tor
q three nf uurdmy rraf. after which
hn will settle down 10 training quar-
ters pfnbablY az the Seal Rock
house oven waa accompanied Ia
the springs ~ Tommy noasin. who
helped prepare him for hla fght
with HARLEM Tommy Murphy be
fore leaving Nsw YORK. Moran Who
arrived here Monday muruiuE. had
little verbal runln with hlr an.
Client enemy. Abe Ateil Atseil
happened 20 be TO q cafe uhou
moran entered owen Immediately
yelled out.
Eilo. Abe. 'ou are ynu7"
Attall WAS ABOUT % shake hands
with Moran when ha suddenly
stopped and said
- don't think ! ought Co shake
hands with you You roast me be.
hind my back. and besides. 700
have been saying whole Iot %
thinRa about ua Americans
that's iie replied Moran. 4
never said anything Of the Kind !
think Jim urIscoil can whin you.
and I'm willing go bet 5000 be
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can
a. this remark Aitefi grew ox.
cited and replied
a have $3.50 with nae which I
All post right nov a. part Of that
bet
i don't carry money with me. 4"
said Moran. hut DO know that
princoll Ia not coming here 20 meet
you.
A few more hot remarks were
passed. and then friends inter.
Yonsd
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JOHNNY king
MAY STAY IN K. c,

KANSAS CITY. April ~ That
Juhnny kilng. relnatated catcher q
the Chicago Cubs. has raconHidsreA
his determination TO enter baseball.
but will use The Advertising be- Nat
out Of bis reinstatement % boost
his team here. Is the growing belief
among local fans
King says be expects the team
10 clear al least 5000 for him ihis
season.