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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-14

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Iila,@-- - ~ n ~. ~ Testimonials
so'd bv y; X i;' SssteEY 4 CO.. 1oied0. o
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-14

Press reports indicate that Mr..
Roosevelt is already rolling up his
sleeves preparatory to entering The
political battle which is now raging
in his party. Some little curiosity
is fell among the battling elements as
to which way be viii direct his at
tack.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-14
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE OF
SALE OF REAL ESTATE

y virtue Of an order Of The Probate Court.
made on the 11rd day 81 Beeenn 81 Ieoo. mi
"a ooedieuca 20 said order, 90 SATURDAY.. the
- gay q April next, &c tie store balidinr 81
tte tcit Mercantile Co. Limited, IN the town
2. eezpefce and county Of Nez Perca o1rosr
- flDlic Auction All the interest Of ~ 81
y insioW deceased In and 70 q certain Lof %
4lant o. Land, Described a. foilioua. fof Z
-. North q Range SIX. 3. NJ, eonfsInlnr ~
trfea. 1n4 NWL q 8W1<, Section ~. 10. "a
n. D E. =. ~. containing 20 acres
1Id cash. balance 81 Darchas9 price - H., -
cured ~ real estate moriga9a On said prerIl9ea
aee one year from date Of sale. at the rafe 81 4
c. w.Fsit Administrator
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-14

What grand success some people
would make if they would only give
the same attention to their own bust
nsss that they give to others that do
not concern them.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-14

The village board. at an informal
meeting Monday afternoon, granted
the Farmers Telephone Company
permission to enter the city and Is.
sablish a central at the Hotel orofno.
This phone line viii connect with the
Nez Perez Cooperative line al
Nezperce and gives through
service to Lewiston. The Nez-
Perce Cooperative is building
a through line to Lewiston. for
through business only. and the far
msrs Of the prairie are planning to
build line from Nez Perez to Orc
6no. independent Of the party lines
now IN operation. This line viii give
an immediate service. More than
1000 phones are now within touch
by this new connection. Doc Mon
roe and E. S. Newkirk Represented
he farmer lines in petitioning the
council into the city.-oro6no Tri-
'une.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-14

# you want a residence in Nez-
perce it viii pay you to see Harding
& Slellmon at once.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-14

A. A. AIvord vas transacling
business il Lewiston last week.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-14

Services next Sunday at the
Christian church as follows; Bible
school at 10. devotional at II. Sub
jet, "The Faultlsss Example.
Lords Table at 11.so. Evening ser
vice: C. E. at 80. song service at
? 80. Subject, The Man Who
Would Not Come Down. You are
invited to all Of these services.
Geo. 81. Ellis. Minister.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-14

Remember the City Drug Store.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-14

Geo. H. Ellis, Minister.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04
CHURCH SERVICES
crnrrrrs

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES.
Subject Of lesson sermon, God, the Only
Cause aud Creator
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST
Sacramento and Scott sts-Sunday at II m.
and n. m: Sunday school II a. m. Wedues
day evening meeting at O'clock. Free read
ing rooms 40 Chronicle bldg. open daily ex
cept Sundays and holidays, from 10 a. m II
$50 2. m.
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIEN
TTST Hendricks hall. 454 Valencia St nesl
16th-Sundav N II n. m; Sunday school. same
hour: Wednesday evening meeting ~ S O'Clock
Free reading room 256I Mission St. open u
p. m. 70 D. no. and 10 3 p. m. except sun
dsvs. holidays and Wednesday evenings.
THIRD CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST
$50 Shradcr 81. near Haight-Sundays at II
m: Sunday school. 1890 a. M: "Wednesday
evening meeting at o'clock. Free reading
room. same address open I 10 6 p. m, except
Sundays and holidays.
All are welcome 10 attend the meetings and
visit the reading rooms.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04
LOST AND FOUND

IOsT-sman black purse. containing small
amount Of money and some broken articles OF
owner . Finder niease leave at business office.
Czy, 4 and Market sts., and receive reward.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04
SALESMEN AND SOLICITORS

sALESMEN wanted-No experience required .
we secure our students positions where they
get practical experience and earn 500 to
sZoo month while learning: trained sales
men earn 81 900 to $4,000 a year. Write
tor calll for list of good openings and par
ucuiars about how to of them
Address National Saesmen's Training Assn
lol9 B Metropolis Bank bldg San Francisco
branches Chicago, New York, Kansas City
minneapolis. New Orleans.
WANTED-A few more good reliable agents to
handle fine line of seamless hosiery and un-
derwear; the kind that appeals to every one
you can work up permanent and profitable
pusiness.> those who wish representative line
please call at my office Saturday. Sunday or
Monday. G. M. CHAPMAN. 1856 Broadway,
room $40, Albany block, Oakland.
WANTED-8@veral men on Pacific coast to
handle agents: fine opening. GOLDEN GATE
ELEcTRIC CO., lo14 Fillmore ST. s. F.
SOLICITOR for Daily Transcript: salary com
mission or half interest. 3J2 Bdwy., Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04

WILL FIND THAT We HAVE EVERY
DESIRABLE VACANCY IN SAN
FRANCISCO LISTED. no MISREP-
RESERVATION.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04

DOLORES ST. 1171-75-7T-5 and rooms and
bath: water free; modern in every respect:
best neighborhooi in the Mission: rents s27 so
and $50. Further particulars inquire ID. COT
FIN & CO.. 252S Mission st.
JERSEY St. 80. near Castro. bet oath and
25th-Attic fiat: large rooms and bath: sun
ny; suitable for 2 or adhlts; S12.
BARTLETT St. sosA, near 24th-sa0; ) sunny
rooms and bath.
23D St. 355o-Lower fat. 4 rooms hath.
rent S1J.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04

IDEAL APARTMENTS FOR PARTICULAR
PEOPLE. and 4 rooms just completed in
the most perfectly appointed Spanish renaissance
building in San Francisco: select residence dis
trict. within few minutes walk To Golden
quickly accessible 10 business center; artistic
entrance: every apartment has distinctive
charm unusually large and handsomely finished
living rooms imported wall coverings, elaborate
lighting fixtures mahogany doors bookcases.
desks and buffets portal beds. tiled bathroom.
large cedar linen closets servants quarters free
with each apartment: POmpeiian roof garden
inclosed in glass: vacuum cleaning service
STEAM HEAT. HOT WATER. telephone, door
attendant hotel service; expense has been
spared to make these apartments models Of ex-
cellence, afforling every comfort and luxurious
surroundings; rent $25 to 500
SUFFER- ST. CLOSE TO VAN NESS Av,-
New room fat, modern in every respect; rent
| only $23
NOW is THE TINE TO BUY FURNITURE.
OUR ENTIRE STOCK REDUCED 25 to 80
PER CENT
DOWN TOWN. SELECT NEIGHBORHOOD.
/ No HILLS TO CIIMB-New room fat. re-
inforced brick building interior finished kaiser
gray: ipaneled walls and halls. beamed ceilings.
. open freplaces. running water in bedrooms
rent S45; this is very low rent considering loca-
ton and class of building
CENTRALLY LocATED-Up to date. room.
sunny fat: excellent neighborhood for sublet-
ting; rent S35; a snap.
SOMETHING CHOICE? on mob HILL
New room fat very latest finished interior.
hardwood floors paneled walls. heamed ceilings.
built In bookcases. china closets Kitchen cab
met wall bed coal gas FIRE CRATE, every
room flooded with sun: rent $50
WE HAVE A NUMBER Of , and room
apartments vicinity Taylor and Jackson. Sacra-
mento and HYDE Pine near Hyde. Leavenw0rth
ST. etc: all have STEAM HEAT. HOT
WATER wall beds gas ranges. every conven-
ience; rents range from $50 to $50
APPLY
HARRY J. MOORE'S INFORMATION AND
RENTING BUREAU.
20 TO 30 O'FARRELL ST. NEAR MARKET.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04
FEMALE HELP WANTED

FEHtAIsIS---COntinu
YOUNG woman with come training as nurse
desires position to wait upon semi-invalid or
assist with one or two young girls attending
school and make herself useful in home;
references Tel. Franklin 62sb.
YOUNG Japanese wants position in family as
schoolgirl wATENABE, SIS Turk st. !;
phone Franklin 1s4o.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04

WILL SAVE TINE. TROUBLE AND
CARFARE BY COMING DIRECT To
MOORE'S RENTING BUREAU OUR
LARGE AUTO IS KEPT BUSY SHOW
ING PEOPLE UP To DATE PLACES
RECOMMENDED BY Us. ABSOLUTE
IY NO OBLIGATIONS ENTAILED FOR
THIS SERVICE.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04
HOTELS

HOTEL BRISTON, AS O'Farren st.-An modern
conyeniences; room and bath $50 per month (;
center of business section: single rooms 81 30
week up country trade solicited
HOTEL PANAMA 1T6 4th st.-NewIy opened
hot water. steam heat, every room: all out
side rooms; soc day up; 50. so week up
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04
FLATS 70 LET

WANT a - 4. 3. 6. ETC. FLAT.
WE GUARANTEE TO FIND YOU A
PLACE IN THE LOCATION YOU DE-
SIRE AND AT THE RENT YOU CAN
AFFORD,
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04

FIRST Unitarian church Franklin and Geary
sts-Rcv- Bradford Leavitt. minister; resi-
dence 2511 Octsria 81. Sunday school at 10
a. m. Charles A. Murdock. superintendent:
iunior church. 1890 3. m: church service. Il
2. n: Rev. Florence Buck Of Palo Alto will
preach, subject ''Is II Well With the ChildE'
Quartet. Miss Helen Heath Mrs. Lille Bir-
mingham. John Darlington. Bentley Nicholson.
n. Bretherick. orcaniSt. All are cordially
invited. There is no evening service
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04

FIRST Presbyterian church Washington St.
between Van Ness and Polk St: Rev Vii
liam Kirk Guthrie. minister; residence. 2353
Pacific sv-: telephone West 5144: church tele-
phone Franklin 4lT-Services at II =. m and
30 p. n. The pastor viii preach in the
morning. Communion at close Of morning
service. At night. monthly praise service by
rhe choir. Prof. OTTO Flesner. organist; Rev.
Rabbi Meyer Of Temple Emanuel will speak
on the Juvenile court Bible school al 9:45
m Mems bible class ar 10 p. m. Chris
rian Endearor AT $50 o. N. and $40 o. m.
Midweek prayer meeting Wednesday AT p. m.
All are cordially finvited.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04

TRINITY Presbyterian church corner 23d and
Capp SITS. pastor. Rec. Edward X. Strong
Communion service al II q. m. Evening sery-
ioe ~ T:30 o'clock subject ~ sermon. Re
ciOns In Sent ment. Rebellous In Action. .
Sunday school at 9:z5 q. m. Mems bible class
~ ~ q. m. Endesvor societies at 6:15 D. N.
M-dweek Meeting Mednesdav. D. m.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04
BERKELEY APARTMENTS

TREEHAvEN APARTMENTS, Ridge road neal
Euclid av.. BERKELEY-UP TO DATE HOUSE
KEEPING APTS., WITH EVERY MODERN
CONVENIENCE: CALL ANY TINE; MUST
Re SEEN To BE APPRECIATED.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04
LOST AND FOUND
Continued

ENVELOPE with name and office Of James r.
Peck printed thereon. containing papers. lost
on the streets of San Francisco Thursday.
December l. Suitable reward paid for retnrn
If envelope and contents to JAMES r. PECh-
90 Crocker building.
ELECTRIC apparatus was left on the p. m.
Key Route boat Saturday the 18th. If who
ever took it viii deliver ii TO the UNDERSIGNED
he will be suitably rewarded. /. H. BONES
TELL. lis 1st St. s. +.
LOST-Wstch open face Swiss. gold plated. Re
ward: return 10 I'LL Broderick st; phone
Fillmore 114S
LOST-On Friday night. a pearl brooch with
diamond in center liberal reward. Return to
l349 Masonic av.
FOUND-November Is, 1910 adrft on Richard
son bav. launch For information II. C.
ROGERS. Reeds Station. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04

CALVARY Presbyterian church. Jackson and FIJI
more sts--Rev. William RAIDER. pastor; resi-
dence 232S Sacramento St; home phone West
PAS. church phone West 1899. The pastor
viii preach morning and evening: II a. m.
sacrament Of the lords supper and reception
n new members; the pastor win preach on
The Boy in the City: 1:45 p. The
Golden Rule as Interpreted in The Merchant
II Venice - second in the series ''Grea {
Truths Illustrated by Shakespeare"
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04
MALE HELP WANTED

MAN WANTED WITH RIG TO TAKE CHARGE
of sale of medicines. extracts. spices;
soaps perfumes. toilet articles, stock and
poultrv preparations etc. in your county
steady work guaranteed: work healthful. pleas
ant very profitable; references redufred write
MS: we mean business. SHORES-MUE UEILER
co don't OF Trinni Ia
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04

WESLEY Methodist Episcopal church. HAYES
and Buchanan sts.-Rev. r p. bennett. ID. D..
pastor Sundsv services: II O'Clock a. m.
sermon. The Strength NJ Weakness 80
D. M. Tho Power n Faith being the last
~ series Of sermons on Facts That Make
FOR Faith. The pastor breaches st both
serr .ces. cordial Invitation 10 attend Is
extended
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04
HOME OF TRUTH.
Practical ChriSffanifr

Sunday service st j a. m All are welcome.
kohler Chase hall. 40 O'FarreIl St
Individual reaching and healing and all other
meetings conducted at the HOMES OF TRUTH
3099 California St. phone West 9O23 and llOe
Franklin ST phone Franklin 5lS4
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04
EMPLOYMENT OFFICES

PHONE PAC. DOUGLAS 1882 HOME CASES. 531
GRANT Ay.-ASIA sEMPT. OFFICE FUR
NISHES BEST AND COMPETENT JAPANESE,
CHIENSE, FILIPINO HELP OF ALL KINDS.
AAA- PHONE WEST 1871.
Largest Japanese and Chinese employment Of
fee in city. T. TAMURA CO.. 1912 Laguna ST.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04

HINDU temple. Filbert st. cor. Webster city
Today three free nuhlic lectures on ''TIindu
Attimde Toward WomanhOod'' at l0.s5 2 m /.
on '-Self-Nastery' AT r. m and On ''Sects
and Sectarianism' Al Z ~ 2. m. Please ap-
ply for classes and private lessons. Please
appoint for free interviews. First THURSDAY.
s O.. m. question class free. Please read their
invaluable monthly. Voice - Freedom - g
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04

GRACE Pro-CsthedrsL Sacramento and Taylor
SITS. The Very Rev J. Wilmer Gresham B. D..
dean At =. m. holy communion: s: ~ a. m.
Sunday school; II =. m. second celebra ton
with sermon: p. m. cathedral resper service.
with address on the tenth commandment by
The dean
Cathedral Mission of the Good Samaritan
potrero av and 9th ST. Rev J. p Turner.
7;s5 p. m.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04

ALAMEDA HOUSES TO LET
FURNISHED
ELEGANTLY furnished story house Il rooms
bath. gas electricity. laundry: concrete base
ment: all modern cOnveniences. first class or
der; fine lawn and shrubbery: near Morton sf
station. j. S HANLEY, 1910 Park ST.. Ala
media.
FURNISHED house. 10 rooms: dne large Iot. 4,
best locality; rent SO. BANrA & HOCKTNs
1924 Park ST.. Alameda
TO LEASE
To rent or 1ease-BuildinS floors 75xes &C.,.
make oner- 10 Park av.. East Oakland
Continued 10 Next PAGE
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04
A MEETING FOR MEN ONLY

ne reguIar meetIng f0r men only. CONNECTED
by the Young Mems Christian association on
Sunday afternoons. viii be held today at the
new building of the association Golden Gate
AZ. and Leavenworth ST. The services viii open
with musical program by the Californians in
the lobby al 2-3O p The song service. in
2. N. The speaker for this afternoon is Rev.
Or. !. R. Pratt. al evangelist Of note. who
will speak On The subject How 2 Man May
Make Good 80 After the address popular bible
Glass VIII he conducted by Henry J. Mccoy.
The services Of the afternoon viii close with r
strangers supper served in the dining at
IS cents per plate. All men, and especially
strangers IN the city. are cordially invited TO
sT ~ these ga therings
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04

Mason sts-Services az II a. m. and T:45
p. M. Rev. Madison c. Peters. d. n, Of
New York viii preach morning and evening. At
il e. m. The Autumn Leaf and Its Lessons. -
A. 9:45 r. m. monthly service Of song. Spe-
cisl music by the choir Samuel y. Mayer
orCRnist an6 director Sermon by DR.. Peters:
topic. 'fTsming the Greatest Shrew IN the
World danes 3:1:12l. a Straight Talk From
the Shoulder and Timely Sermon on GosSips.''
Sunday school at 1913 p m. All are cor
dislly invited Or. Peters Thanksgiving ad-
dress on America Needs: Fewer and Better
Immigrants published by request, viii be
fisrrfhure6 sf-er The services
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04

CENTRAL Methodist Episcopal church. o'Far-
rel ST west of Franklin Rev Ebert r.
lille. .. D.. pastor-The pastor viii preach
IT 11:15 2. m. First Things First: 745 o..
M. Substitutes for Religion; or side Tracks
snd the Main Line SUNDAY school at
$50 p. m. Young peoples meeting al G:l5
r. 10. Mid week service Wednesday evening
a. 7.45 r. m Everybody welcome. seats free.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04

SOLICITOR for Daily Transcript: salary com
mission or half interest. 3J2 Bdwy., Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04
FEMALE HELP WANTED

80 EXTRA sslesladies for coat and suit depart
ment. Apply Sunday before -, ARMAND
CAILLEAU Grant az. and Geary st.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04
BERKELEY HOUSES TO LET
Continued

TNFVRN RNTSHED
TO LEASE FOR YEARS-Beautifil home and
grounds IN North Berkeley: elevation SEQ feet.
magnificent view Of Golden gate : minutes
from cars: 10 room house: & freplaces large
sleeping porch. harm tennis court private
water supply. sulphur spring. Inquire at once
Iamalpais av.. North Berkeley. or address II
W FAIRBANKS. box 376. Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04

The pastor Rev. George A. Hough viii preach
sf II a. m. on What to DO With Trouble !:
30 p m-. stereopticon sermon. Last Scenes
iu Life 0f Jesus 100 beautiful views. Sne-
cial music by 6ne chorus choir. Strangers
cordially welcomed 70 ell our services. sun
DAY school at l2;45; Epworth league al G
r. m: PRAYER meeting "Wednesday evening.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-04

IRST Baptist church. Ocfavis at Market St
George F. Burlingame. pastor. Morning worship
and Lords supper service. II a. m; solo
Pear Not Ye Israel" Mr p. r Pettigrew
Evening gospel service. T:45: sermon theme
Freedom and RespOns ibiiitv': anthem
christian. the Nom Breaks: solo The
lesson. = Miss Helen Cnlhnrn ueath
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-07
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PRINCETON FACULTY
FAVORS COACH ROPER

PRINCETON, n. J., January w. w.
Roper, Princetons former foot ball coach,
will again resume his position as director
of the Tiger eleven next fall. His APP
pointment was ratified by the faculty
committee on outdoor sports last evening
and his appointment as supervisor over
all of the sports in the university is now
in the form of a recommendation to the
trustees. and will probably be acted on
at their next meeting.
Roper will be assisted by Capt. Eddie
Hart. who will continue 10 act as cap
tain. contrary to reports that he would
resign. These have no basis in fact un-
less it be that his physical condition
may preclude his playing next fall. Hart :
trouble is due to his contact with goal
post in a game three years ago. The col
lision injured his neck, but he continued
to play through the next two seasons.
and last fall the faculty required him to
undergo a physical examination before
allowing him to represent the university.
Before the beginning of next season
Hart will probably undergo a rigid exam
ination in order to determine whether the
risk he runs in play is any greater than
that taken by any other man. Should this
be found to be true, it is probable that
a field captain will be elected, and Hart
will help Roper coach the team on ac-
count of his knowledge of the game and
his past services to the team. 1t is more
than probable. however, that Hart will
play next season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-07
WHO WILL BOSS THE
BOSTONS THIS YEAR?

BOSTON, Mass. January WHO is
going to be the real boss of the Boston
National League ball team and chief die
tator Of policy, John S. c. Dewey. presi-
dent, or John Harris, director? While
not a whisper has emanated from the
Harris, Dreyfuss or Dovey camps. the
possibility of there being a man behind
the throne and the fact that Director
Harris, a man thoroughly conversant
with base ball, has already shown his
intentions by showing active interest in
dictates that he is to be the real leader
here the coming season.
The matter rests with Barney Dreyfuss
of the Pirates. Barney's interest in the
welfare of the Dewey boys has always
been strong. Dreyfuss is a friend of
director Harris and knows Just how much
base ball ability he has in his system.
President Dewey admits that he would
rather handle the business end of the
club and leave the picking of the players
and arranging of deals to some one else.
There are many Indications pointing to
the probability of Harris being the man
behind the throne. He attended the league
meeting at New York and represented
President Dewey at two important con-
claves. Since the meeting he has had
several conferences with Barney Drey-
fuss and other base ball men and has
proposed two or three deals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-07
.THREE-CORNERED DEAL.
Cubs, Reds and Cardinals May Pull
Off Big Swan.

CHICAGO, January 7-Cincinnati is
billed to furnish a thriller in the world
of base ball trading. Messrs. Murphy,
Griffith and Bresnahan are scheduled to
pull off three-cornered trade of rare
Importance.
Prior to catching rattler for Pork
opolis, Murphy admitted that he had set
his cap for Pitcher Bob Spade, and
chances are that the curly-haired slab
man is to be named for the West Side
troop.
Murphy originally planned to do his
swapping in Redland, but an attack of
illness forced a postponement in his trip.
He wired "Griff.'' the Cincinnati leader,
last night to stand prepared to talk bust
ness.
That Rip Hagerman and possibly an
other of the young Cubs will go in ex-
change for Spade is the top circulating in
local base ball circles.
The ST. Louis management plans some
thing sensational in the line Of trading
at the same session and news of the plot
slightly uncovers the wish and where
fores of Stanley Robison's mysterious
Konechy. the brilliant first sacker with
ST. Louis, will not go in any transaction
is the iron-clad assertion of Roger Bres-
nahan.
A message from Manager Chance ad-
vising immediate trades prompted Muir
ply to grab his travelling bag and arrange
for the hurried exit. Chance has been
angling for Spade these many years, and
from Cincinnati comes word that Spade
has been equally pleased at the thought
of some time joining the ex-champions.