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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-26
CHAMBERS CONTEMPT
 TERM IS ENDED

Al n1n today tIn, term for whiri, Dr Chambers was sentenced for ."n- tempt ended. ii. has aisD been Nrn . fenced io n term of four months fur inx trying 10 sccure his release until the rc-trisi of the case comeS up on appeal. He is now about to rc-cnter the litigation province by hrinsinG suit against everyone wh" sw"r" against him. IIc intends to make n" less thnn is people defendants. They include nearly every official In ih. city and nls" some ladies' Tn. ,im.- tor places th" Injury don" him ni ih" modest sum of s30e. 900 It is aid.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-26
FIGHT AGAINST
 APPOINTMENT WINS

one else must hc appointed.
 II is said that the president ls in- ccnscd against the Alaakans and others who recommended Exum for fbc appointment. It Is stated that National Committeeman Cheney has denied thnt he recommended the ap- pointmcnt of Exum although Exum is said to have been one of the reRu- lar members of the Alnskn democra- : tic organization. Owing to the dif- ferences which have arisen in the di- vison 1t is considered not unlikely that man from outside may b- the next appointec.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-26
15,00O TO STRIKE
 ON JULY FIRST

unions have been meeting since that lime and iIn official orders lsSucd to- day arr the result.
 Owing to tin rvidrn,. given dnr- ing the rrrrni invrtIgaii'hns li Is "x- Inatc,l by iIn. miners that martini law will imi Ia permitted [" Ice declared nnd il is iot unlikely ihnt iir men will make up for the treatment which Tn. governor 9,ys hc IN determined i" ri,ii ont tim militia sh"mId tir sirik"rs sir,w any inclination io brriik tn" Law.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-26
Nugget Special Service.

NuBHUt 0pvS'3E VI wv
 SAN FlsANtIStt,, June 2G.- Clay ton Iirrringtuii, 0nr 'f the 'OniTnlttce appointed o investigate rIndii Ions under ilie Ai;inn art, his been sus- pended Its-atisr he called m l'r''sf- Attorney General Mcltryin,l,is for his action In tlc MrN;lb cit~'. IL wns the opinion of iIcrrinSton that Me tt"ynul,is sl"nild meyer have ordered The post I.'ni,nni of thc Cnminrtti- Dggs cas,'s and that when District not have been treated with such con
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-26
CASE AGAINST bL EThENS
 THROWN OUT OF COURT

~i "f constituted It liisi and he in- sirutrd the jury to bring in u yer ,ii,.i of ;nsiuiital which it did.
 The a,ticks made by th. Times on ihc sun'iulists were very severe but w.r. generally regarded T being perfectly just iiinIlc and the arrest ,d tuihncl i:l,ihru and his s..u was r,- i:.,r,ic,l as an unns'asnry prU'1iing brought nInui hy ihc m'wiing nf the s.m'ia lis,s
 T'iu. ,ruri also ruir.i tIuit ihc criti- cisnr by the Star uf ihr county com ,nissi''"'rs did m, c"nstiiut" n liiai aud inc ,Ttsu ag;,inst tho editor of that publication was alsu iir"wn out "f
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-26

court. The defendant r,,cived con gratul;ithIis from lis friends but many believe that s,mr grounds ex isted for his trial as th, star is sup posed tn be always on Ii,e alert |" make rapiI"i out Uf criticism of the ,ili,iais "f :,lI kinds.
 The Times will prul.'i,Iy wage it's tight in,rr strongly against the r,-l flag than ever His arrest would pre- inhiy never have taken place, it i. suppressed were ii nOt f"r the fact that there ar, certain kinds of place hun. i"rs wl" are glad (" hold their jol,s even when they must make. votes by i.'nicriiig to tie sfni-anarchists.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-26
FIRED BECAUSE HE WANTED
 ATTORNEY GENERAL FIRED

Tho Diggs nnd Caminetti cases ara separate altogether to the fuel cases hut got mixed up in coming over the wires. The fuel casrs are connected with dsaI In which the government WIS interested In the purchase of fuel The case against Caminetti md Diggs Is one under the Mann act. The two mon are members of prominent fam .ilics and "re married hut they are Charged with having taken two young girls tU Reno. Nevada. in violation of the Mann act. Roth men are sons of very prominent politicians and one or both hold positions fn the state government.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-26
co TO EXAMINE
 MOONLIGHT sPRiNos

A committee of the city council snd City Health hHic"r Mustard will visit the M""nliglt springs tomorrow afternoon [" examine conditions there. The owners of tho Springs say that they will hnvc the city supplied with water In the beginning of next week but the council wants to make sure and to guard against n shortage ot all drinking water.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-26
Special Nugget Service.

SEATTLE. June 2G. W. IT, Craeme
 q resident "f this city. has been ar rested on n charge of aiding Mass"n
 the acroplanist. [" cross tn" Mexican harder with his airship to fight against the AIrxican government
 Tn. arrest of Grn"mc took place t"- day nj the Instancc of The federal uu- ihoritlcs of Arizona who have been booking for Grarmc for some time The Mexican government made |, compIaint that Masson and his air
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-26
RAILROADS WANTED TO
 BUY FAVORABLE LEGISLATION

rife rniIroads to have Edward I.nui . rriach. tho famous New York nttor- ncy. employed by railroads mention "d to grease the wheels" in Wash ingt0n [" prevent an agitation in run-
 srrss In favor of inc dissolution of tho twO r0nds. Fly the phraac "grcase the wheels" l."vcti would not say cx- artly what was m,unt. He wuuId
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-26
Special Nugget Ssr~ieA

i.nS ANGELES. June 2G fharirS r.. I'.n,lrll. mon'y lender. whs mnr d.red In l,is office here last night
 'I'he body was found this morning by ,ihr tanit"r and it was 1ls" iis'"vrr"'l when tho lnIirr arrived that tiic "b- Jcct "f the murder was robbery. P'n- drji Is supposed to have quite a large amount of money in 2 Safe in the
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-26
SEATTLE MAN WAS
 MASS0N'S ACC0MPL|CE

ship ramc from the United States side of inc lin" and that tho crossing bn'l hrn done with the aid of American citizens. AIaSs"n is the man wh" has dropped I"nihs m tho Mexican sol- di"rs and ships and made such havoc that ih" federal government of Mex ic" has d"'i,lrd to have the matter hH'k"'i in," ly the United Stat"s "fIi ciHls
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-26

WASHINGTON. June 2G Pr'si deni Wilson has recommended to At torney General McReyimI,is thnt Hayden tc employed ns special pro- sccutors in the SHn FranciscO clscc p''sslbk md IL k generally r.srrtte, That my delay Lid occur.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-26
WORLD CONFERENCE TO
 eE HELD AT PORTLAND

Beginning next Sunday a great con ference will take place at Portland. Oregon. It is called Christian World conference and will he participated In by many of the leading churchmen of the United States and many from other countries. It will last until July 6.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-26

mt say that t meant to use money directly to prevent congress from bringing ab0ut the dissolution.
 This evidence is the strongest proof that President Wilson was right In his charges hut It Is now expected that the investigation will proceed until ther. will hc discovered t. much worve condition than anyone had suspected.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-26
NEW AMBASSADORS
 ARE APPOINTED

world T mnn of the cmincnce of Pen hccn In the diplomatic service for y"nrs and hns received dccora tions from many of the European govern ments nrd societies. He was consul general ai London and Minister tN Egypt and ia m officer of the French leEi"n "f honor. IIc began life ns n newFpnp"rman and has written sev- eral works
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-26
Special Nussst ossvsss

6p6oIai Nu0UsS e
 WASHINGTON. Juno ?6.--Justice Gerard who was originally appointed ambassador to Spain has heen ap- pointed to the eGrman embassy in- stead.
 Frederick Cortland Penfield of Pennsylvania has been decided upon ,ax ambassador tn Austria and It has also been decided that AfcMilian of Tennessee will he made minister to Peru.
 As Austria ls regarded as one of the most important courts in the
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-26

Steamer cer~in will saiI for Teller Tin City. York, Cape Prince ef Wales shismariH. ossriny ksswsIik. Bios on on Tuesday. For rates apply Cor win office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-26
epseisi Nugget Service

CHARLESTON, June as. Official n,ti.. has I,.s.it given that n strik" of Ia.O0D ,,n,i miners will take pin''' "n July | and as n few days now only iniervrn" the state Is pr'IEiriiE Tor onc uf iM. mnst exciting times In ns history since the civil wIr. Tl" he- rjsion to strike WIS arrived at some time aga hut it had i""n hoped that
 some agreement w"nid havc been ar rived nt bcforc inc day came for the waik"ut The officials of ihc different
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-26
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 SEATTLE. JJunr 2G The jury in inc lIri cttse against the I'lciIicns "f thr seattle Times brought in a var diet last night or net guilty "n in- strurtions from tlr judge. Tih. ':ts.. pr,n,,.isd yesterday against th, ''"l- uIici nnd his son tlnr.nir. ani several wItucss.s were examined The ,x tracts fiotn the Times which Joseph Jarvis and other AaIalisis nl'i,r'tri |" werr r"id ih court aud the wir'l' af fair was entered into carefully. Af- ter th.. ,.viirinr. Inc judge declared that n"in. "f th'' stat"m"nis r"InpEiin-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-26
Special Nvsgst Service.

wASilINGTON. Jun" 70 Robert Scott f."v"tt general attorney for all So,iilrrn Pacific lines swnrc bcforc the lobby invest it;ati"n committee to- been made, by spmc nf ih.. owners of the Union Pacific and southern Pa
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-26

tempt by the Attorney General The orders suspending Herrington were
 received today from Washington and
 m what has developed into Il big scan lal
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-26
LOS ANGELES MONEY
 LENDER MURDERED

tir, cause of his death Tn" safe was found open and robbed m lis contents ,nL thc h"dy of Fcnd"ll was f"nnd in i lm.oi of Ilnod on th" il'"r He had ., idrnily made n fierce struggle lc- for. inc murderer s, ','fi.d in over coming him.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-26

The steamer Aiaska wili sail for Teller. Tin City, Walss, Ossr;ng. ksssaiik, kotxsbue on June %. carry ina the U 8. mail. For particulars call U. 6. Mercantile Co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-26

Nore Daily Nugget is the organ es s; the people, subscribe now. 2oo DOT month delivered.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-26
NOTICE.

Received at Bses;s Store, ( sisasn sampls sets mink and fox. Win h~ cold reasonable. Call now.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-26

The Victoria brings us . large ship. mont of msats. The quality and priess are the very best. Phone Black 1oa Union Meat Go.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-26

Meme Daily Nugget is ths organ ~ all the people, subseribs .new, eo per menth delivered.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-26
JUNEAU ATTORNEY DIES
 AFTER AN OPERATION 4nsnial Nua0nA aNesInn

SEATTLE. Juno 2G.--J6i,a T.. LA.' ny. m attorney of Juneau. died hero to-day after m operation. Tho opera lion was performed [" relieve him "l stomach trouble.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-26

Hsadquartsrs ser c. . ". sesds d rhsruN LshmaWn's grocery.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-26

Fer Nome Nsws and Werlis nsws get the Nugget.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-26

Fresh fruit and vegetables at tt Royal Fruit Store. Free delivery.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-26

srhs PsspiSs Papsr~-sisms Nusss
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-31
Tempted and Fell

From the Liverpool Mercury
Mother-Now, Willie. you know told
YOU not TO go in sfinming, and yet you
have been in the water
Willie-I know 1t, ma, bur Satan tempted
me.
Mother--And why did you not tell Satan
to get behind you?
Willie-I did. and he kicked me in
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-31
Promote Cremation in France

Paris. August so-(Specal) )-Professor
Pinard. of the faculty of medicine of
Paris. and DR.. Barrier. inspector general
OF veterinary schools, have beaueathed
their bodies TO the faculty of Paris for
dissection before cremation.
DR.. Barrier made this announcement at
q meeting of the society for the promo
ton of cremation, and at the same time
announced that Professor Pinard had
made a will to similar effect Both the
physician and the professor subsequently,
stated that their desire was two fold--to
promote science and also to encourage
cremation. which had not made much
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-31
Another Confession

From the Washington Star.
so you are lobbyist" said Senator
Sorghum.
II ann"
But you never took the slightest chance
in trying TO influence my vote. Your
frequent conversations with me have
been of the most harmless and common
place nature"
quite true. But the people who are
paying me large salary to lobby don't
know that"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-31
ROOMS WANTED

WAN TED--Three unfurnished rooms
for light housekeeping by October
in private family. Southside, couple
without children. Address K-40, care
Age-Herald.
COUPLE without children would like to
secure two or three rooms, or lease
house and share expenses. Rooms must
be reasonable. Give address Southside
preferred. Go. Age Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-31

3 room dwelling, young orchard, pas
ture and running water on r. r. u.
road. phone line, school ON place. VIII
exchange this for truck farm near Bir-
mingham or make easy terms
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-31
FARMS FOR SALE

tl2 80 per acre for 429 acres creek land;
nice improvements; S1151 for so acre
farm, up to date: $3.50 for SO acre farm,
bargain. VIII exchange a. beautiful lit
tie farm of 10 acres for Birmingham
property. Write j. Fl. Miers, r. 3, Ohat-
chic, Ala. S-31-2t-su-tu.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-31

$4,000. neat room cottage, electric
lights, bath and plumbing complete, |
block of car line, near North Birining
ham park. 800 cash, balance easy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-31
Ryan'S
Bargains

$500. room residence hall, front and
back porcbes modern improvements in
and paid for. Trade this unneumhered
for d good farm, or make terms.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-31
WANTED-MALE HELP

solicitors on high class
proposition Only clean, sober, well
dressed men wanted Call Sunday aft
ernoon or Monday between u and .
at desk, Hotel Mason.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-31
WANTED

WANTED-A Shetland pony, harness and
dog cart. Carl Ray. police headquarters
WANTED-To buy or Groom house,
price not exceeding $4,000. Possession Oc-
tober 1. Give location and description.
Address F-40. care Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-31
FOR RENT

WANTED--To rent part of our yard
space and sheds for a retail lumber
yard; very reasonable rent. Ewart
Lumber Coz 4647 1st ave, East Lake
car line. S-31-3t
PART of choice office for rent in First
National Bank Bldg. Reception room
furnished Apply at room Sl7-1s. Phone
Main 2941
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-31
FOR SAFE m OWNEE

FRENCH POODLES for sale; small size.
Apply at 1896 N. 18th st. Phone $500.
Z
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-31
RUFUS A. RUSSELL

headway in France. only 5os instances Of
cremation being reported by the society
Tor 1872. as against Az recorded in thu
previous year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-31
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE

FOR sAGE|1s10 Winton c, 7-passenger
automobile, Good condition. VIII sell
cheap. Thomas Devereaux, POOL Ave.
e, Ensley
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-31
POULTRY

FOR SALE-High grade Buff Orpington
coc<rels, six to eight months old; 81 25
up. 1909 Palmer ave-, Fairfield. Take car
In Ensley.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-31
WANTED-FEMALE HELP

NANTED-Nurses to so in training, p
year course, with salary; position after
graduation. Apply Miss n. A. Kean,
Superintendent Elizabeth Duncan Hos
pital, Bessemer.
WANTED-Young lady cashier, good
salary TO start with. Apply Terminal
Catering Co., News Stand, inside Ter
minal Station
AN attractive young lady to travel with
companion and take order for a paying
proposition, good opportunity and lib
eral commission Address J-40, Age
Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-31

FOR sALE-Bargain for a lady 10
shares gilt edge stock. ons of the
best local industries in city, payina
10 per cent annually besides reserve.
r. L. Johnston. 6425 1st ave-. Bir-
mingham. Phone 1889. WoodlaNn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-31
FOX KEN Al--ROUMS


fOR RENT-Newly furnished rooms
with hot and cold water; we'll screened
Price reasonable. 6l9 %. St, n. S-3l-3t
FOR RENTING or three unfurnished,
connecting, upstairs rooms, adjoining
bath, hot and cold water. electric lights,
phone. Cali. Main 1852. 1911 Ave. /.
FOR RIsNT-Near Five Points, on car
line, two beautiful furnished rooms.
with bath; furnace heat; excellent
meals. Phone Main 5539 S-3l-3t
FOR RENT-Two newly furnished rooms,
complete for housekeeping; gas, phone,
electric lights. connecting BATH Phone
3932-J Main 1880 Goth street. north.
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. every
thing modern and up to date. 2l09
9Th ave. S-3l-3t-su-mo-we
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-31

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Sever
nice tracts of land. from 10 to any num-
Der Of acres. Lots in any part OF Bes-
semer ranging from $3.50 to $1,000. Some
West Lake lots at $3.50 each. We have
some very attractive cottages to sell
on monthly payment but what we want
most is some one to build houses to
supply the rental demand. If you have
a vacant lot we have arranged to fur
nish YOU money to build with, to be
paid back monthly g. II. Stevenson &
Co, Real Estate, Insurance, $40 10Th St,
Bessemer, Ala.
FOR SAI4E-1o0c0 capacity sawmill. 16 fine
oxen. 3 drays. mdles, wagons.
bargain. Apply Yellow Pine Lumber
Co.. Prattville. Ala. S-31-4t.
a SACRIF1CE-ModeiA 5-room cottage
in incest part of West End. Now rented
for $50 per month; $500 cash and the
balance like rent. Must be sold Buy
from owner and save agents commits
sion. J. y. McIwain Jefferson Co. Saw
ings Bank. I
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-31
Typical of The
Whole

We are now at the close Of the second
summer since the laying of the cement side
walks, curbing and guttering along the
boulevard and parkway in NORWOOD
PLACE. 1t gives us pleasure to state that
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-31

A DANDY 7-room home for sale By
owner; completely furnished: ideal
location; large, level corner lot faces
east; am leaving city; price $500
cash Address Owner, H-40, care Age
Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-31

.
One 10-room modern home on 75-foot
corner lot, fronts east at a bargain.
10-room house, 21st ave, on I5foot
lot, fronts SOUTH convenient and
modern
VIII sell one-half or all interest in a
good paying teams business: viii sell
fourth interest in a good paying
business cheap; the last two mentioned
carry a good salary for purchaser;
will sell one-half interest in a coal
mine in operation, containing 250e
acres of lands that carry seams OF
AZ foot clean coal. Can make most
any kind terms or will trade. | also
have a 16-room modern house III
the best part of Norwood none bet
ter. will trade or sell on easy terms.
Apply Monday, 1u22 Brown Marx
Bldg
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-31

in years has been virtually expansions
cracking this work, which proves that done
with unusual degree of expert care.
All improvements in NORWOOD PLACE have this quail
y of permanence nsuring property against the
pense of repairs replacement.
Birmingham Realty Co.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-31

oNDON, August Especial. 1.-THE
defects of our so-called national
- system of education are two: 1t is
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-05
WHY TINKER LOST
MANAGERIAL JOB
Just One Thing After Aa-
other at Cincinnati Before
the Final Crash Came.

Cincinnati, Dec. 5.-rhe row that
separated Joseph e.. Tinker. from a
$4,000 JOB and left the Cincinnati
Reds minus a player who vas ahuut
half the team wasn't anything me-"
nor was il the result of Il single quar-
rel. Ii was cumulative. and also a.
vided into as many branches as the
guinea. pigs seneolosA. For some
weeks after Tinker took. h nai,-
agcrial position ali ran smoothly.
Then trouble began. large. thick trou-
BILE. aud from June to october ycn
might count that day lost that
brought no clang of arms.
Tinker and Hermann disagreed OH
about 6.173 subjects, and vet both or
them were good fellows who had the
highest personal esteem for each 9TH
er, and simply couldn't hitch OH any
thing that pertained to this grand old
game known as baseball.
And the Exhibits.
Exhibit A-1he right OF trades.
sales, purchases. hiring and firing.
Tinker maintained that this was his
province exclusively. Hermann held
that this branch Of the work came I'M
der control of the business Office, and
that the manager had enough to do i'll
handling the active play.
Exhibit B-The discovery that
there was no material left for trades
after Hermann had finished sending
u the surplus men. Tinker thought
he had some good timber to exchange,
n found thai it was all gone.
Exhibit C--Tinker's frequent. lay
offs, which really left the team head
less and helpless. Joe claimed he
couldn't help it-ihat he had been
spiked and hattered'to an unusual de-
gree. and tine writer once saw All open
wound Of immense size ON Thinkers
shin.
Exhibit D-Thc row with Johnny
Bates-a trivial quarrel. ending in
Bates being consigned to the bench.
Sheckard was bought ana N'hci, II,
Bates place. proved all in, unable to
hit q lick on earth.
Exhibit E--The daily choice Of
pitchers. Tinkcr's %detractors alleged
that he even picked his hurlcrs SO
practice all morning in tt.- hot sun
and then ask him IL pitch in the. aft
ernoon game. Joe answered that this
only happened when a sudden shore
age occurred.
The Firing of Almeida.
Exhibit F-The firing of Almeida.
n Of the most remarkable .pincl,
hitters in the business, who had been
delivering hits that Won game after
81 LiAS s'SSSGSShS WSkG y
failures. Tinker and Hermann
charge the .Almeida blnnder to each
other.
Exhibit G-Herrmann sold Josh
Devore for $500 and invested the
$4,000 in two minor leaguers. Who
proved useless eve as ornaments.
Exhibit IA big row between
Tinker and one of the biggest hackers
Of the club. Tinker is said to have
fh1lrknA him t1iff .nP fha' fsl1lf1t1O 1iS..
and a feud at nee began.
Exhibit Thinker announced that
he intended to dispose of Bates and
Hohlitzell. Hermann announced t1a:
neither would be sold or traded. nor
, would waivers he asked on them.
Exhibits thinker claimed that
Brownie Bnrke. the mascot. was Pill
ploNed as y spotter, and that Harry
Stephens. the newly chosen secretary,
was engaged for the same purpose.
Exhibit k-Cirand bust up and eN-
plosion in the works.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-05
PRESS BLAMED FOR
MICHIGAN'S STAND

Ann Arbor. Micl,., Dec. 5.-Junius
E. Beal Of Ann Arbor. member Of the
board Of regents Of the University of
Michigan. the body which voted
against Michigan's return to the inter-
collegiate conference. in an address
laid the cause Of Michigan's Withdraw
al from the conference at the doors OF
the Chicago newspapers . At the time
of Michigan's last game with Chicago,
he said. they attacked Michigan's ath-
letic standards and purity in athletics.
The belief that Michigan aud it's
athletic teams would not be given a
fair show in the west. he stated. was
the main aus which created on the
Wolverine campus a desire to leave
the conference and to cast lots with
the east.
The direct object Of the newspaper
attacks, according to the statement
made by Regent Bcal, was Michigan's
star. player. SchAlie, who. it was
claimed. was ineligible to play under
the conference eligibility rules.