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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-02

The i9to penuant chasers VIII play
the FIRST REGULAR game ~ the pro-
season series this afternoon lining
nr against GA. lads from Seattle COZ
lemo az uuNdnla.a park The game
vii be called at 5 a'viack and on
paper q promises a lot 20 fast base
ball. besides a chance fuT the faua
10 see the recruits in action in actual
Sompctitlou There's ioi 90 differ
ence between slamminE the ball
Across the bases in practice and
kNFning the trick Ga a sure enough
game. and the critics VIII learn a
lot about the new mrn from fho
way they handle themselves This af-
tsrnoon.
Manager Mike win probably give
Dretchko and Joss 4 chance ln the
box and NJ they are effective, will
let them pitch cut che game Jack
ert. Hendrix and clyde Han arc
hardly In shape Tor regular work
fst. but jos Seatou IL there with
his salary wing and IL t6e college
boys begin 90 land On the Young
Turks. joe may ~ sent in to stem
the tide
Jack Johnston (note sho W. his
name. and don't confuse him with
the eb0n champ viii ~ 1Ncn q
chance az station M Johnston
T. signed FOR the autfieid. btit ne
SAYS he has played first ana Lynch
intends o. sre haN ~ handles hiul-
seif around that has Schasffer.
thu navy find. who has been tryiuE
out for Lee Magee'a place. wlll b.
henched or given a show lee the oct
field today Johnston arrived yes-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-02
HOW "YAHEIeAI.'
BECAME BALL
TEAM

Maybe you have wondered ~
the word fannigan' originated =
you may have also wondered -
originated H. The man wAe ~ =
Is ln Atlanta with the Phllaesz
Athieiss He Is sam iYvin nsass<
~ the phiiAAelphiA ~Yannlssns
This word has been n sr,fisis
sinca lsss. Il was during iht sasa
that AIR Irwin named ~ -
serves az they we're uen -
the Yannixans." and u cam ~
Ga this way. according 90 ~. III
4 had q pitcher with ~ -
named Matimore. We weFs -
siorining through the Nsw Enslff
states AZ the time on cclnizg =
che bench after each inning ns -
yell a. me on. you fannlEsh
name struck me AZ original -
asked him What Il meant
Hang me n know. ~ !
but he kept on using n Alh =
game / thought Il over, ana ! -
me a. a pretty good name e s
bunch u Reserves ! nAnta =
tire Yannlgans the next az -
they came out TO the hall pash I
stuck from that time On. ana a. =
or teams have used u ever s'n.s
other persons have clAiiaM
distinction u originating 'hai
but that Is how Il really slAi..
Air irwin is over Is yeafs ~ ! J.
= hale and hearty. ana Is 49,
Ell fhe youngsters over ~
has charge. and with WhoA >
extremely popular.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-02

MUODYSTRFANI
KEEP ANGlERI
AT HOME
Veterans Of Rod and b. !,
Keep Away From !
Streams - Some i
Tips.

HlHh and muddy w..
iafeef trout streams pus 49,. =
~ 3 efimp Ia the fish4rsr.ss =
DAY Many u the olaner. ~ Z y's's
5chiumpf Charley Pesl's-'s...a. - =
Erwin and others hl6s4 80 80 3
nome watching TIE AZ
chase each other nerFilx - ~
window pane Those ~. sn =
aipfH. had indifferent sars's i. Z Z 3
sHialier streams vera ~ = !
most Of the rDdmen ,s,,,s.. -
trust in tire rivers * o.
While the high water -.
creeks like Suisse creek -. -
creek head waters of c.,ss -. -
afa Others viii give H. 80. Il. -, @.
Il u q trifle early ~ tre.,,s. - -
in The lake OF Sound - y y. -
walton wishes 70 M ere. i, = ~
better hike for tho cferf ~, 4 =
up the river II any Ina y, -
spell should come he~es.. =
of twp would see tie sstsr -.
up enough to Furnish ~ - - /
Pc lazy az trout bite t4s,sr - n
freahet the mud dirs lsey,ss ~ ~
raFiahingly hungry. Roai f. ~ ~ 4
ne mouths or near the - :
no Htfeame emptying alreel 49,. - 4.
sound viii be found q al. ~ ~. :
results tnan long trips 3 - Z -
waters n the same rips~ -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-02

CHICAGO. April 2 "Ah wish
you fool ropohiahs would leave me
alone" was Jack Johnsona indlg
naut reply today when questioned
concerning a report that ho drank
enough wine 10 float a Dread.
naught' M a birthday dinner last
night
The biz smoke auorted when no
learned that rum0r wn8 abroad
that be- had been luhallnE "bub.
bioa' 90 "a banquet
Them bubbles was only mineral
wahtab- I don't mind what you
say about apeedin'. but you want
TO be- mighty careful about reflect
Ing on NAH charactah
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-02
WILL SOMEBODY PLEASE
STOP hIISTAH JOHNSON

fought Keichel he promised 10 IS.
taolish training quarters az Hunt
era Inn, On San Lcaudro. a few
miles from Oakland.
The place Ia an ideal one for
conditioning. being only n short dis
tancs from San Leandro road and
Foothlil drive. two OF the best roads
IA the state Johnson did a lot Of
his work on the Foothlll drive
whlle training for Kaufman. and
found Il 90 be- one Of the easiest
on his feet be ever Travelled TO
add 70 the attractlveness u The
place from a training point 81 view.
beautiful hills rise directly back Of
the inn. Johnson announced Just
before be left foT The East that be-
would do lot OF Hill climbing In
training for jeff. and f0r this rsa.
son. The close proximity Of two
good reads San I.eandr0 looked
good 10 him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-02

fight. it's = story f'ii never tell Tor
publication while I live. I have told
4 70 Tie Wright IN eonfdenos, and
7 know he will respect my wishes
When ! arm gore ard Sullivan Is aore
he nay do a. be plsassa about print.
ing "a.
hut Sullivan. n BE- VII recall that
Incident. cannot truihfuily say he
'slaughfered Mitchell
"Aii ] fear IL Mitchell who is run
ming pub across the ocean VIII
read what Sullivan said and jump
into the big fellow n no does. he'll
whip him aurn
Johns hair ia graz now Charlie
Mitchell and ! hags had some long
talks and both ~ ar are spending =
int ~ time thinking about meeting
our Maker We have no time for
bitter feelings
Sullivan always did knock his
best friends, bot he ought 70 be
thinking % higher things than IN
pleasant stories. u he docs insist
upon telling Tee about our Hohtn.
ho~sVer, ~ fight him"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-02
COLLEGE MAT
MEN TO MEET

After defeating Pullman aud wine
ming tho championship ~ NE state.
me wrestling team Of the ". OF W.
VIII invade Oregon tonight ana meet
the huhky farmers ~ %. a. q. al
Corvallis
The team consists Of Hoover. t2b
pounds. Prater. 1856. Hancock. 1tE:
Campbell. 1856. craein. I7b n the
team Wins tho meet. Il la probable
that the mon will be awarded full
sliced WIS. although graphing IL not
IN intercollegiate sport this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-02
JOE CHoYHsKI u
HELP TRAIN
JEFF
IN, unii.a r,.-

SAN FRANCISCO. Ar1 -.
Berger Jeffries manager r.svrr-
q San Francisco last nirk, fron +.
East Today he Il ,slllss :.
friends and The public gsns.aiy :.
Joe Cheynski win N 81 wsassi1.y
b. one - those who NiI assa. N.
fries ga getting into condiaw
i bad a long couferencs III j..
said Berger. and u Il asas u
he will BE- On hand Our t.sl,I.a
fpree e nearly complete ~ y
don hts training toys not hsr m
enc 18th - the month
sam said be erpeetsd 70 az, =
morrow Tor Santa Cra 70 asr
final preparations a. Ronzrderrn
He sid that he would kIxn -
tract Nith the moving picizss -
pie within a few days % IL 4
fellow can be caught gosax lArar
his pagseH Ar the camp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-02

SAN FRANCISCO. April 2.-Tex
Richard has received no reply 10 his
message % Jack Gleason. ia which
be asked the latter 10 bring John
son West with him. but when Giea.
son II ready to start Tor bone Rick
ard hopes 10 hear that his foliox
promoter has succeeded tn bringing
the negro 70 hts senses and 81 hnv.
inE prevailed upon him 20 20 lnt0
training quarters AZ once Richard
Is really Worrying over Johnson
conduct. and he has a reason ID be.
for Johnson r. almost daily befterinR
his chances ~ breaking into jail OF
breaking bis neck
Where Johnson yin DO hls work
when BE- comes to this coast has not
yet been settled Seal Rock House.
Er1eryVilie and Oeeanview have
been mentioned from time io time.
and now it develops that after ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-02
GAME is GOOD
AT EMERYylLu

In view Of the recent aeeA
the supreme court whlea
measure changes The kspse'
fairs al Emeryyilie. horseas.. -
discussing the probability = =. :.
dent Williams extending ~
son.
The present allotment = =
DAYS ends next THURSDAY -
dent Williams has ALREADY ~ 4.
20 additional racing dates. ~ ~.
horsemeu seem inclined 70 - 49,
that he viii go over this uau '''..
Iust when Salt Lake VIII anHs'. /,
lts dates depends entirely u
action OF the stewards nes err 4.
lake cannot hold a meet ~ -.
horsemou here are nee 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-02
new YORK WILL MOVE
TO FRISCO JULY 4TH

a number and pays the amount re-.
corded on a. After the tickets are
sold. then the lucky number viii
be- drawn and the other 2ae will
have the satisfaction OF knowing
That they are personally repre-
scnied at the riugside Hundreds
of fight followers already have
sent IN their 80 bucks each to Tex
Richard and Jack Gleason TO In.
sure good seats close to the rng.
side
No hghi Ia many years has
aroused the interest being display.
Cd here IN the Big mil.
IN the absence of expert opinion.
however there Il little betting az
this early date.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-02
Donovan, After IL Years i'm
Ring, Will Fight Sullivan
Unless He Stops Lying
No. O.
BY TIP WRIGHT.

rnu have read Prof Mike pono.
vans Story bat 40 yuu think ~
ttf You can form a pretty fair rm-
INNATE ~ fhis veteran u she rlng
FROM shat be writes. can't youF
We'll, vtss Do you ssy uhsn tell
Fea thss Mike Donovan, nos 81. is
~llling . fight q out .sith John l..
ssllipanf
You'd think that a man who has
isasesf through a. years ~ asrsuu
Gus life would be willing 20 let vel
enough alone Eut nos Mike nou0-
van Hefween eating and boxing
Donovan il keen fof the latter Ard
hes blessed with a healthy appetite.
too
Donovan authorizes me 60 say that
- NiH Tight sullivan AZ the drop %
q bat
~f'u nThf John 4. Sullivan. and
III @hip BIN. COO, The only pro-
vision J make 10 hat charlie Mitch.
eii doesn't Do q nrFt. snic Donovan
% me. AZ 70 pfiiled on a pair - light
NinvNH fpF a workout
Before sullivan sailed faf IN.
gland % pui OF hia faoueiae he
stated that ! had chaiirmrwaa hlus ~
fight but had backed out Didn't
back out. and John knows ID
When sullivan nas Is ane / .ras
-. gave him the 80 direct
Hell remember the occasion when
he reads thta Tire police prevented
ught Il wasn't ! VINO stopped
Right here. through TIP Wright
challenge sullivan again. and nm
make good ton
Sullivan talked a iot before he
sailed Among other fhfngM h. ~ald
ne slaughtered chnriim Mitchell IN
Madison sIuarn Garden in issa. John
knows fhia isn't "a. There wann's a
drpp - blood ahed. and Mitchell was
fighting us hard 40 Sullivan. 81 even
hAfdsr. n The third round. when tho
police interfercd
Sullivan remembers sshst han
psnea N his dressing room after that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-02

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. April At
Vas John Clarkson who first worked
this trick on an uuHuspccting base
rupner, and n q was good enough FOR
Handsome John" IL d. probably
go9d enough for the major leaRuers
today
clarkgOn. one day. with runners on
first and third. and no one out be-
gan lacing the ball 60 the first base
man, time after time. Without netfiuQ
no runner. but lie managed ~ knop
him pinned close 10 first alI of tho
tine
90 often Old Clarkmon shoot fte
bail across that the crowd BEGAN fo
laer him. Uuconcernad. be- would
race mo batter. and then suddenly
snap the ball across toe diamond
until "a seemed he never would 4rif
~ often did De repeat ana fhsf
everyone save the third basaman
aPpar9nily. forgot about the man ou
t9tfo, VINO. ag Clarksgn continued to
ply 70 attention 10 bin. edged ALONG
ne llne toward the plate. hoDiur fsr
1toppea BAH to give him an oupor-
tpnng o. sneak home
About The tlms the runner egaa far
eppugh 1ff fhird to warrant fryi1r
i9f MN. ciarkson turned. ana M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-02
JACK JOHNSON INDIGNANTLY DENIES
THAT HE is HITTING THE HIGH SPOTS

Johnson was "HOme peeved" a
being aroused from slumbeF hll08
Ing the banquet to nuawera "foal
rgpuhiahs." and his manner lndA
Gated that he was restraining him.
self with difficulty from using his
brawny black arms on his iuquis.
itora.
n want 20 say right hoah." said
Johnson. almost all statements
now or any time. givin' the impress
sion that I'm not taking the best
care Of mahsolf can be branded az
faiae
With that Johnson maIeatleally
flung his might robe about his
ranaY form and slammed shut the
door of his room That ended the
Interview.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-02
John ClarkSon's Strategy
Being PraCtiCed at SPRINGS

stead VI throwing 10 frat aI.at the
otH to The third haHeman. catching
me runner flHt-fpOfed. and rettInr
him out ~ the way
WHen fhe fans realized Ciafkaan'a
1t,at4kt. they nppIauded him 10 the
echo of c0urn the vanre ~. n.
iayed fof some fima by fhi4 ~.
n"uFef. but it paid Boz fhe and. far
we man nearest The rrFiaterInr VA
t.on Was at last nuf out
sag This Thing being practieed by
one ~ the major league teams al
Majestic park Which ono it vas nm
leave Tor che others 20 find out this
aapH Wheu close pinch comes 10
JIG probably won't work moro mon
once ~ twice bcrause thereafter the
runners wlil De- 0n The lookout far IN.
bnt y q does win once ana wins a
Ram# u VIII BE- worth aii tho nrac-
llro ana time required 20 perfect n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-02

happicst man tn che world today
now That he has boon promised first
chance at IA Wolenst.
Tho Dane feels that De is the
putchman's master and ho expects
60 win hnck the lightweight uuo in
tho fight
What ucNt7 Along comes Jack
McAulifo with "a story today thgt he
Thinks he has chance Go regain tho
lightweight championship
The last we heard pf McAulIfc he
was a years old and weighed 2i4
pounds Can YOU imagine him gpt-
ung down 20 1873 pounds Hnd whip
pima Bnt Nelson and AID Wolgst7
n JACK Is serious ln this talk. kind
friends should take him down to the
same sauitnrium ou Long island in
which Terry McGavern ls spending
his last days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-02
.IGHT Talk

Hugh Mcintosh has chartered "A
etoamahip 10 bring party Of Aus
IaNana % this country to see the
FERRIES Johnson fight Another
party or English sporting men are
R9mmE over from London. while
hefeH be another from Paris.
France. Meanwhile special trains
nom New York are talked Of. ana
among those who are thlnkinE of
running them are Tom OiRourko
buy Gibson and Tom sharkay
Baron Wilkens says he will run "a
train from New York 90 the Coast
for tho exclusive use OF oolored men.
Battling Nelson z possibly the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-02
RECORD FISH -,
AT CATALlN

AVALON. Cal, April H
sunfish weighing 4aoV p'e ~ K j
exhibition here today : w
fishing booths along nc p ssesl -
me fish Cpesce tanea,s, ,.sa
raffed hy W y. McMlll''4 ~ a.
man nom south Africa, 'sesA
IAN was towed IN shore oy & -
and ne concerted efforts i,., y, ans
No nsh on the beach, .,,ss are %
rare in these water, s,si'sn soisa
srallv found along the l'a.'-A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-02

NEW YORK. April e. Books
are In operation today ia half q
doEen hotels here b. which "one
sport In every 500 viii BE- sent 70
California "a represent the Broad
way contingent az the Iaffrfos
Johnson battle on July 4 interest
IN the big MIL has become 50 In.
tense that an the Ingenuity Of the
sporting public IL being turned TO
the Invention % means Of accom-.
piishing the ranscoutiusutal trim.
The nav plan IL along the line
of the old time rattle There are
tickets numbered from / to 800. 10
be sold az from ! cent % $500.
The ambitions fight fans draws
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-02
JESSE MOORES
WINS AT FRISCO

SAN FRANCISCO. April nh
Jesse Mooros. consisting of howlcfA.
from Alameda Cal. won iu ~
five men team tourney hore. with 4
score of 21s6 last night Tho Vat
eouYer' u. c. players started out ID
the shape 10 oycrtuto ihc Alamo
dams, but fell down Theh ag sra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-02
WESTON As HE LOOKED WITH TN0THRDs or BIC WALK BEHIND HIM

TIE eoad
Chicsaa
%
An saunsrtna viEsasr hat
photograph
Los Ansss~ 10 hs~ York 10 days ahead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-02
HUSKY JACK JOHNSON IS "a YEARS QUO NOW
HIS BIRTHDAYS HAVE NOT sgEN ANY roo FLOWER

b HUSKY JACK JOHNSON Is "a YEARS OLD NOW
HIS BIRTHDAYS HAVE NOT BEEN ANY TOO FLoWERY
Jack Jahnson. who a. Emrry.
vile Cal, the afternoon 20 Juy 90
Thursday Jahusuu
The coiored youpser Jeffes
who WI have his 13th birthday this
lohnsons anniversaries his
rosc~tniea variety lie has
he whipped
% ihc world the picking little
DAY and feathers Tbs
reeord wN dea ~ bow thnEn
= "a tsnNiu career
soh hhzf NernR at odd iohs and dreaFuiag becoming
fighter
22rd Bhdayfis realized standing 40 before
Joe Chuyaski
a fahfa
beginning attract
-ath tArhnayeu HE fu
sandy fcrsusoa- whom ~ defeated % a round
1sh Brhday-on way Sam Mrv~y whor he
knackeG the seth Co aar Fraurlsea
zh bhdatln francBsen. afree
- hlH unsuccessfut battle saualF
fsh Brhdayfn New proceeds "a several
victories recently won in short bouts n
ssh Hrhday~fn Australia time earning
enough 60 furnish meal tfsefs for lnlssif md
soh Brthdayin Ensand trailing Touny whom he vas
traf ter IN The
ast hirthds2iu New York Nm
vaudeville AZ the Victoria
s1nd birthoas 81
incidentally trying o. mind - begin
training for she Ifffries fight
3 Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-02
! TOOK WHISKY
VIXEN FIGHTING

II was not uncommon for
. puEilistn 20 drink whisky and
become intoxicated during
. long fight in The early days
There was a time when train
q ers refused their men drink
Tor weeks. bat would give them
. All they wanted Co The ring
sullivan drank lemonade
= when fighting Kilrain who was
drinking whisky. and must
= have consumed a quart during
TIRE Tight RaiiiemE became iii
. IN fha 18th round. and whisky
eaNrd him. for when he took "a
a drink HE stomach rnFoiicd. and
. vomiting saved him
. TIP WRIGHT.
4 a. a. = :. 4 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-02

hilly sullivan. white Cox catcher.
lH improving steadily from blood
poisoning at Los Anreies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-02

buttry LcwiH, new outfisldar from
Coast got three hits In four tlnsa
~ for Boston Rcd sox me ofher
day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-02
PACKEY M'FAR Ia, M,
~ WINS IN ENGLAN

PLYMOUTH. Ems ..s.ssd out Il.
packey Mcfarland el'o o,s,h round 2
a ib-raund contest hS'v never bsiei'
lee fought Welsh aiio pr,tt acted q
WAS defeated. Jimmy
NlcFafnnd'F secohN ~,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-02
A. San Francisco

Manager Jennings asked clubs to
cancel exhibition dates with TIGER
tecpnuH, mat team work could be
prellccd, but was rufusmi rta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-02

,,iiffo SAYS wa rsl
JaeA haihins .anl aIIs
Jcff n his natural ~"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-02

gate score was 1850 The Eugones
came Ia second. their score being
1886
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-02

x IT ~
ZOE Angeles ttstttttt.t,.t2 0
Vernon .......... II h
Batteries CriRer and a Smith
htovail and Brown Umpire Mo-
NrcDVv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-02

- ~ " INT HIIIH HWT UIT"HUHU !
Whalen, Fitzgerald and Ia T.onEo
Umpire finnev
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-02
COAST LEAGUE

A. Sacramento
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-02

Battling Nelson Z possibly the
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-05-04
THE LAWS DELAYS.

An illustration of the failure of
prompt justice is found in the prob
ability that it will be nearly year
before the Supreme Court can reach
a decision on the momentous oil
and tobacco cases. With one mem
Der dead and one sick, the court is
right in feeling a rehearing needful
on a matter of such vast importance.
But our laws should make better
provision for contingencies of this
kind. 1t is well known that host
of the larger enterprises in this
country are holding back until they
get final Interpretation of this law.
Why should there not be provision
for one or two alternate judges to
sit with the court in cases of sickness
of some member of the bench? Our
United States circuit courts contain
many men entirely capable of this
grade of work.
The great trouble with our entire
judicial system today is that few of
our lawyers realize how costly de-
lays are. necessarily buried in law
books, they get out of touch with
the world of action. They fail to
realize how short life is, and that
years of delay may be worse than a
few mistakes.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-05-04
Automatic system For Iowa.

In pursuance of its policy of the
rapid national expansion of its sys-
tenn of automatic telegraph, an
nouncement is made that the Tele
post company will shortly invade the
state of Iowa from two different
points.
This system which is operating
between Chicago, st. Louis and 9TH
err points is regarded by scientific
men as the most brilliant achieve
ment in the evolution of telegraphy
since Morse's time, representing the
conquest of a new basic principle in
telegraphy that presages for that in
dustry a world wide revolution with
it's 1000 words a minute service and
low rates.
The company has had its eye on
Iowa for some time, believing it Of
fered attractive opportunities for do
ing a lucrative business, with its
rates of one cent, half a cent and
quarter of a cent per word, regard
less of time or distance according to
the character of the message.
Among the cities and towns now
under consideration for early con-
nection with the system are Des
Moines, Ottumwa, Oskaloosa, Mus
catine, Iowa City, Cedar Rapids,
Marshalltown, Clinton, Dubuque,
Oelwein, Waterloo, Mason City, FIT.
Dodge, Council Bluffs. Sioux City,
Boone, Atlantic, Creston and De-
| corah.
One of the wonderful features OF
this system is its ability to transmit
a message with equal facility over
either telephone or telegraph wire
often as high as 5000 words a min
ute. AS well as being the cheapest
it is the most rapid telegraph service
in the world.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1910-05-04
Going to Buy an Auto?

If you are contemplating the pur-
chase of an automobile for use the
coming season, we urge you to care
fully consider the Maxwell line be-
fore deciding what machine to buy.
We believe there is no machine
manufactured in America that will
give such perfect satisfaction and
such absolute reliability as the Max
we'll. Nor is there a machine that
is so easy riding, so easy to operate,
or so economical in the use of gaso-
line, upkeep, repairs, etc., as the
Maxwell. For the same money we
do not think it can be excelled. Ask
any person who owns a Maxwell;
that is the best recommendation of
a car. We have the exclusive agen-
cy for the Maxwell machines in Win
neshiek county, and will be pleased
to submit catalogue, prices, etc.
Don't put off buying until spring.
Then you may not be able to get
delivery of machine before late in
the summer. Come in and talk to
us about the Maxwell
H. j. GREEN.