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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-25
MARKETS
wIe~TI.AkI.
Friday

wIHTIAKE
Friday
stall sol. fresh salmon lbs 7tc. halt
but cheeks. lbs 2Gc. Eastern oysters
SOC pt stall sos brussels sprouts 100
No. fresh spinach. HE TOO. stall see
large trout 100 10 founder . NE 2te.
rock cod. ibs zoe. htali afi best navel
oranges. ztc. don Hunkist lemons Ice
dor stall aih. ffesh perch. 100 ~. Ger.
man carp. lbs ibci smsit Toe ~. y
lbs 1be. stalls igs.is1. apple butter.
III. see sweet cider. Zoe a. peanut but.
tor TO 10. stall ~. hippefsd salmon.
ito H. salt herring Tor zoe. fresh
shrimps Toe III. stalls t0t-igs. 10 lbs
sugar. ti,od. lbs brown suEAf. stci
lbs navy beans, 7sc
SOUTH END
Today
stall tt. an pickles 100 DOR honey
ITO comb stall 10. sweet potatoes. tbs
1905 potatoes 20 lbs fte. dried onions
ibs Zoe stall 90. sugar, he *so.
peanuts lbs gse. orange ana lemon
peel. iso n citron. soc 10 fini o..
mincemest. 2 lbs soc. stuffed olives. 25e
~. stall e. cranbsrries. lbs atcs
grapefruit. for secs apples. doE Zoe
stall ~. plum padding zoe 10. pies ibc
EACH hot tsfnairs tc each fruit cake
7se 10. stalls ie-2i. walnuts ibs fses
raisins. tts 2brs patent flour. ip.ib
sack. Soc italian pruDss i0s 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-25
WHERE TO GO THANKSGIVING

The churches will
Thursday morning the First Presbyterian
Adna Wright Leonard Of the First Methodist church preach
cial music.
Special be al cathedral at T. and
The a will be- high mass by
choir
Special matnees In all the theatres
Football between University Of Washington and Pullman
Denny field, starting ] m.
Willie Hoppe champion. Melbourne Inman
champion viii play match Of billiards the Es hall starting
at 30 m.
County lIppodome evening.
with special matinee performance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-25
FIGHTS TRUST; DEAD

NEW YORK. Nov. 25.-In the
open street two gunner. who os-
capped in an automobile. shot and
killed Barnett Baff. rich poultryman
and enemy OF the poultry trust. and
the police suspect members of the
trust OF having him slain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-25

As the rosdlt Of the arrest. Tues
day. Of 1870 Chinese members OF the
Hop Sing and Suey Sing 'cncs IN
Portland. the Seattle police are
watching closely the tongs' head
quarters In Seattle todss. TO avert n
possible outbreak. rumoIs Of which
have been floating about for sew
eral days.
Since the murder in connection
with the Tape case. Seattle police
have been watching To- open signs
OF hostilitles between the rival
tonEs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-25
BLANCO LEAVES
MEXICO CITY

WASHINGTON. Nov. u.s.
Agent silllman wired the state
department today that Gen.
Blanco, military governor Of
Mexico City, evacuated the cap
itai yesterday. taking all his
troops with him and leaving
only the police in charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-25

Owners OF epson salts deposits
near Oroville have received orders
for 1000 tons of the drug from
Europe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-25
MOTORCYCLES

Mn'creycie.-Sew ard second hand: all
makes some ~ these taken GA new
INDIAN MOrOHCNCLHS Raiioa 4
wright SIT Y. PIKE At, near rroad.
Phone Fast sfi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-25

billiard Wilson, negro, accused OF
murder of white woman, lynched
at Shiloh, 8. @.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-25
ACREAGE
.o.Acnr TRACT

90 acres close 90 sniiown, Etasit county.
good soft Price tTatoo. itgtoo oash.
ie scres small house close TO Kingston.
Price ttte 90 cash.
rnuSu a unoHEHn
soe0 Vernon Place Phone Haiisff IS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-25

Stll sacrifice my so.acrss reiinauish. .
frsni. suitable Tor fruit and alfalfa
ranch miles from good town; unable
to Improve same VIII exchange for
city lots Address N.ifi star
BUY IN LINCOLN VALLEY
10 acres Of good. fertile land IN we'll
settled district. with phone service,
mail and store delivery. handy TO saw
mill. for t7s0: easy terms
l.. J. MARSH g. co. 1909 Sd AVE.
western Washington property 90 trade for
Missouri property. Address N-i7s. star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-25
REAL ESTATE


DANDY hssns rooms psstry sna bath
chickens fruit berries cellar fuil u
coal aud ~oed All for 1859. cash or
terms kennoof stts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-25
ACREAGE

just what You wanr t.raarn
house. new. we'll and acres %
good land. fronting right on the
state highway, where the stages
pass svery hour Price ttS1f.
tsrrns ti0e cash. SIS per month.
or ! Will sell acres and house
Tor ti.tee. on EASY terms Call
and talk n over with Mr.. OF.
zen O, 2nt New York Block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-25

|4B|z
. 7 sspsa Steamer sieaI Tor sispfn
taiy Townsend. Williams daily
.se.p, lpsnssnss' and Ans.- .,e.p'
srycrAL RATES
'vieis~ts. n C.-revs Ts-ps~sd-revs
Angeles.
zee steamsr sei Dse. tor fspra
mid. ror, ro~ns.as. Per,ldsiiy
nisht Angeles snf Victoria
daily ~ = Calls ct rorti
WILLIAMS snf Dun
Ssnsss on west bouaa
trio out Of Seattle
susday. i,ss a m
ieniy
f'noss no, cali al
Lrir'eris Sunday.
Ts~sms Dtseet.
tieeaw itsdisaspsiis fer Tale team
II se.micss-s tirse, Steamer ~ fepun
ieep- lsssry rwo heurs. ate seprn
tissprs sfrsis trfp. tee round Z seprn
tesprn trip Connections az sseprn
serrn = aeerns Nth steam sfspn
sitprn sss for oiympis sns'is fepua
tsiir ns.itsr daily
'rssf rswn.~ua--Ana~srt~.
B~iiinGbas
.ssn s'esmes whsiesw sssm
ssiv fer Per, To~r..rstsar
sscspt tAnseers.s ara nsi-ss~spt
saassy iinshan isunssy
E.-r.ss--HAmsnas
:, nses x,.r.s,. rarosa.. .issm
.s'Tm 1919, eny 'on ,iepm
Seattle f;te q m. tu-i
stead ~ zee . nj
o'hsr 'v'ps sAsns a.
vsss days
Hve~ess- Bsiffp q how A..e,~s>s-
Pert Tewps>sd.
isssprna q 'kaishss. ferl Issprn
daily EVEREST trscor,ssasfy
,ana B.tinsh.m
Calls ., Port Tawn-
s.nc souisssuaA en-
San Juss Istsnds- p~iiing ham
i;ss str Ro.siie for for, eesr
n,tfn'ht Townsend and Hsi.iTus.s'r
Sunday 'iirshsn. via all asrirharsy
Tussa' Juan island paints sstury
Thurs'yi
Pert r-~rs~sd-rert AnseIes-S~.h
Bsy asd WAY Porte
nee lssssmes BstIiss-l ..sspm
rnisn'h,'hs~ for Port Te~n. 'Tn.sfY
Sunday ssrf. Port Angeles fThursy
To.ss Noah nay and waylsatur.y
rharsiy porte
re~f Ts-rs~sd- Port Arsel~.- Cr~.-
cent ard Way rsrts
ifes Str. Wsiai~aie, for . ooprn
uidn'htiport Townsend Port Monday
Monday snrsiss por, Cree. wesn-.
w.fn.s .s.ni. ciaiisrn and -ar'Friday
Fridss ports
Pert Gsmhie-Luaae~-ris si.r
tesprn si~sm.s fus~s. sor'ie iesm
daily KINGSTON. osnsi.. la.ny
creep, iinsie-. '.Esio n. except
haturr flaFlsr ro-nssnd sunday
and Maddox Steamer
leaves s.at'i. soc
n m. on Sundays
Kirr.ten--u- rs,iile-Iasiew.
saturday. Oniy
sieopm steamer Puget. tori sieoprn
Kingston. Ludlow and
way points
sunday Only
s'oosu Steamer Puget. forf sseprn
Kingston. Ludlow and
way points
SPECIAL RATES
Heed Canal Gamble Tudiow.
osau str. Potistch for Port i1sam
daily iiudiow. Port Gambia daily
except ''nsnror and aiie,cspt
sunday poini. On Hood Canal lMond'y
A steamer will leave a.atti. every
sunday at 500 a. m. for Port Town
send direct.
.st.amer Russian Will call a, pay,
Townsend. ncrthbounf. Saturday.
only leaving Seattle at 10 y m.
Points marked 80 ar. boat LANDING.
Passengers for these points and sor
other boat landing points must NAH.
their o~n arrangement. for lanain.
and sssun. all risk and liability IN
making such landing. Steamer. pas
ssnser rate does not Include boat
landing charges
baggage liability 10 iinit.s %
wearing apparel not to exceed fiee
for whole ticket $50 pounds allowed
tree
steamers and schedules subject "a
change without notice Frelsht -.
e,ived daily for all points fetc,nt-
ing Tacoma named in above schea
uie.
Tickets must b. purchased a, ,,ct.,
office open from siso a m. TO 1890
midnight
puGEr SOUND NAVIGATION co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-25
AGENTS WANTED

Agent wanted IN this territory 10 handle,
on commission basis. a complete line ~
electrical Hpeciaitiss for automobile
electric supply, hardware houses and
novelty concerns a good opportunity
for the right party stats experience
4 W. Rossn 4 Co. Gt0-gf2-sf4 Broad
way. New York city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-25
II FEMALE HELP WTD.


II FEMALE HELP WTD.
Teacher Tor Enaitsh suhisots Ia exchange
fer Instruction In shorthand. Seattle
business College. feurth and Pike
Nain sssi
Wanted Woman 60 cook In Alaska no
objection 20 a ehlii Address G Ora
ham. ASA 18Th
IS FEMALE SITUATIONS
SITUATION Ans ONE CENT A woRp
~ ruE srAR
rrsctioal nurss wan,. care 81 invaiia
flne Fvtefsne.. moderate sis itth y.
10 MALE HELP WANTED
uood man wants wofk % any klnd ~
dAy or ~ the hour Phone Main siff
When other. fail TO hsip yea in health
% sucre-s cali on REV pr i.ucs.. sol
Marion mas
NATIONAL RAINIER coLLruE
tes Main ~
Men ard women 90 learn tho barber trade
vases paid while learning
MoLEH pAnnxn cotI.EaE
wants men aad semen to learn barber
trade Wage. paid while isarntns
az oc-ii-n,si AZ ss.ui.
Carpenter wants wark ~ aay o. S7aITs-T
Alterations a speciality ballard teos
First elias. cabinet msksr. iii DO any
Mad ~ wcea~erk Phone nainisr g.
o. call ie,ss tfth sv q
breakfast .uxsessisn. az popular prices
Al Rainier Bakery. pii Second. near
Madison
Experiences elevator operator desires 20
siiiqn. Younr man. 20 years % ass
address PIN. star
kasanaurh's . sa Hat. isot fiTa az
NATIONAL BARRIER COLLEGE
want. men and wemsn 10 i.sra IN. bar.
eeF trade. wages paid While lsafnins
Call Or writ.
uish ofsa. School. 10, xain ~
Save % your .atiax hlii TTy sss r1riiss
cesessria. .eeend fiesr ses rin.
E.r At rnoarsoN's .rH sNp riKE
cottEcrioSs-sss LroS HUfLbISU
Etiia,t ri~
sAvE MoSEv-tsn at ins naFssia
stoFs. fff Occidental corner Malta
Handles nsw ana second hans .alt.
ratrroai. o. 50 up ,aeis Eua. trunk.
saitcas~-. shoes isssirY Alaska cut.
fiis and iosr~rs' supplies
PLAY rooL At as PIKE ST
wsntsd-rra msn learn auto asa fruss
trtvins ard repairing tsss rsar,n
'N~~N~~~--~~S-~N~~~~~~ -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
20-MALE SITUATION
WHY DO r.uSpouisr-Lit.Lr SELL ,is
unsn's suits for tit' because tssy ssii
them ups'aiss s~coad floor Joshua
Green pids
Mar Win vis. ara TIRE. children -.nts
employment - any ksnf: net srrsis ~
wors. ussf - ~ar~heus. 1r s4i.s ci~rs
nssf work very badly. Address x-isi.
Arar
IounG man. II years srpsrfsarsd as
driver % auto truck. wants ~ork srounf
suio. Address P-iis star
sITuArfoN Abs ONE CENT A WORD
~ THE STAR
cshinss-nnsksr NJ. eis.. wanf. -ors
reasonable Address Tsss Jones az
~ w
why pay taars. whsn iit suys -; sai,
or everrost at Trart-s Upstairs Suit
shsp. ,eks Third. second fioer'
~ PERSONALS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-25
MISCELLANEOUS

SPECIAL NEW PRICES on DOORS
Note extremely low prices on doors quoted
below. Every dooF absolutely guaranteed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-25

small amounts on vacant or Improved
property. low rates. no delays. easy
payments Sturtevhnt a Co, Boston
Block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-25
HOMESTEADS

ns1p-visw let. equity Mails irss.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-25
INVESTMENTS

REAL ESTATE hoRTohoEsl ttss UP
- 20 ~. fully secured. for ssis BY Joe
Tse,n.. c. Ire les Carr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-25
YOU OUGHT TO HAVE

acres % water front. good soii ani
water. for i1Ts 90. term. Oscar
Brown. bangor. wash.
BUY LAND ROw--B.s quality soil. ssc
fare 90 Seattle, 20 acres 81 900 90 sie
American Rank HidR c~--rs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-11-25
81 REAL ESTATE LOANS

Loans Money
Before buying or building. see
GRO A. VIRTUE co. Hoston Block
SMALL SUMS TO LOAN on IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE. RANGING FROM
5000 TO $500. ~ A. SCHROEDER |
aib BOSTON BLOCK.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-18
SPARED AN ORDEAL

A certain Maori witch doctor" was
held in great awe and reverence by
superstitious natives. The man claim
ed that he was by his magic enabled
to walk upon the water, and one day
his disciples went with him to the
seashore, expecting to see him per-
form the miracle. When they reach
ed the waters edge the man turned
to his followers.
Don't you really believe that can
walk on the sea-" he asked in SOL
emn tones.
Eyes, yes" they replied reverently,
"we do"
Then said the witch doctor, as
he walked coolly away, there is no
need for me to do it"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-18
TIT FOR TAT

The following correspondence was
recently brought to a summary close:
''Mr. Thompson presents his COM
pliments to Mr.. Simpson and begs to
request that he will keep his Dogs
from trespassing on his grounds"
''Mr. Simpson presents his compfi-
.ments to Mr.. Thompson and begs to
suggest that in future he should not
spell dogs with two gees"
''Mr. Thompson's respects to Mr..
Simpson, and viii feel obliged if he
will add the letter e. to the last word
in the note just received, so as to rep
resent Mr.. Simpson and lady"
'Mr Simpson returns Mr.. Thomp-
sons note unopened, the imperti-
nence it contains being only equaled
by it's vulgarity."
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-18
NO SPACE

Eyes, daughter has decided to post.
pone her marriage to Charlie De Bull
lion until autumn"
why, that's surprise. What's
the reason?"
''We1, we all talked it over and de-.
cided there isn't any possibility of Sc
curing a proper amount of newspaper
attention until this shocking Huerta
scandal dies down, don't you know,
Piaindealer.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-18
ACTIONS INCONSISTENT

ACTIONS INCONSISTENT
Mother" said Bobby, after a full
week of obedience, have l been
good boy lately?"
Eyes, DEAR" replied the mother, "a
very, very good boy"
| "And do you trust me?" he con-
Etinued.
4 why, Of course, mother trusts her
little boy!" she answered.
+ 81 mean really, really trust me, you
know" he explained.
Eyes, 1 really, really trust you"
nodded his mother. why do you
Lask?"
/ "Just because" said Bobby, diving
Ehis hands into his pockets and look
ing her in the face. eff you trust me
| like you say you do, why do you go
on hiding the jam?"
1000
CUTTING IT SHORT
why are you fooling so long with
tthat clock, Hortense?"
81 am cleaning its hands, madam"
'WeIl, just wipe 'em. You needn't
manicure 'em."-Judge.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-20
McL0UGHLIN AND BUNDY
 GRAB TENNIS DOUBLES

Seabright, N. J., July 2o.-By the narrowest of margins Maurice B. Mc- Loughlin and Thomas C. Bundy, the national doubles lawn tennis cham pions, defeated Theodore Roosevelt Pell and Karl H. Behr, the Middle States champions, on the classic turf courts of the Seabright Lawn Tennis and Cricket Club Saturday. The score was 12-1O, 7-5, A6, 7-as. 7-5.
 The match was in the final round of the annual invitation tournament and because of the importance attached to the result was probably the most cr1tt ical one that will be played this year. with the exception of the Davis Cup matches themselves.
 The international committee having in charge the selection of the team that will defend the famous trophy hfror11 the attacs Of the foreigners next month, had previously caused it to be known that the performances of the players engaged in this final Testing tournament would 50 a long way to- ward deciding who shall be the four men on the team. For this reason the battle between the opening pairs was fought to a bitter finish, with nei- ther side willing to take a baclxwaro step.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-20
w AL SH PUTS
 TOO MUCH ON
 THAT BASEBALL
Ry WAgner.)

There have been two celebrations in the walsh family recently. Ed Walsh of the Chicago White Sox returned to winning form last week after a long absence and his brother Martin threw @. bunch Of ciphersSs over Springfield yesterday. Martin put so much on the baseball that the Ponies were like a. convention of cripples. The mas sive hurler was on the verge of yield ing a run in several innings but changed his mind. He allowed only seven hits, gave only one pass and struck out three. Bridgeport 4, Spring field o.
 Burch, who was nominated by Springheld, was a source Of annoy ance to Bridgeport for tho first four sessions. After that the Bolts picked at him and by punching their raps with a few passes managed to do con- siderable business. The Bolts work on the bases was particularly good. Five sacks were stolen and Stow worked up some enthusiasEn by steal ing third in the eightheand then romp- ing home as his share in e delayed steal with Hallman.
 Manager Roultes figured heavily in the scoring. Jolly Jake brought in one run in the seventh on his own single. q sacrlfice and T1erney's two bagger and sent In another tally in the eighth when he bobbed up with 8 double to left. Stow and Bowman helded in high class fashion and Hall- man was a bear in the right pasture.
 Walsh in addition to his pitching laurels. collected a triple and single. His three bagEer came in the third with one down and Walsh couldn't score, but in the fifth when Crook reached second by stealing that sack. Walsh brought him home with a -,.s1,s r,.,i 4, +,,a field. The Ponies appeared to be working together better than they did under Billy Hamilton.
 Manager Si AHcDona1d was on the coaching lines full of pepper. He even made a large uptoar over Tierney' s double in the seventh, which was fair by a foot. The score:
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-20
H0PPE AND LYMAN
 AGREE UPON DATES

Da6ss sfor the first two of the ser F@s of ant9rna4fona1 billiard contests between. AEesbourne sInman, champion of Eng1Rsh billiards, and William F. Hoppe. chaxnT51on. of the world at all Beandard gtyle1 of bal1<nne. have been aunounced-
 The s6Egtk competition will be held in ths grand balIro1zn Of Hotel Astor. New Xoxk. from Eeptembsr 8 to Oc- taber 8. It will oo11GEat of 5000 points at 19-2 ba1kHne and an equal number oR points ak the English game. The seenmd. upon nkss conditions, will take place mt- Chicago in the gold room Of fhe Audftorium Annex. It will begin October 42,. and terminate October IT..
 Afber &n interval of a. weak or two ehaw wzz play 1aF0o0 poantg in Cam ada In New York and Chicago after noon and evening games will be played In Canada .Snly night sessi ons win be sohe6 uled- Montreal, Toronto and W1nn1peg arc are bid1ing for the Canadian contests
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-20
FELL LOSES TENNIS MATCH
 TO WILLIAMS

With the victory of R. Norris will Hams, 2nd., Of Philadelphia. in the challenges round for ths Achelis Cup yesterday, on the turf courts Of the Seabright Lawn Tennis and Cricket club, the best tournament for the Da- wis Cup tennis team was brought to a. close Williams, as the challenger, was required to play the full limit of five sets to beat Theodore R PeII, the holder, in one of the most interesting matches of the tournament. The score was 6-4s 46, 46, A3, 6-9.
 While the reSu1t was anticipated. owing to the splendid form displayed by the winner in the previous rounds, it was hardly expected that PeH would extend the internationalist to the linn it. A big gallery witnessed the clog ing match, which was full of thrills from start to finish.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-20
P ARK CITY
 LEAGUE BOYS IN GOOD FORM
SHADING oF TEAMs.

wfnnirg out in the fourteenth in- ming, after two men were out ,S-3, was the lick of the Brooksides yester- day against Park Citys. The game we.s wonderfully we'll played, and for nine innings the rival hines went back goose egged 4ntil the final stanza- Brooksddes won out when Noonan's tap spelled victory.
 The game in the main was a. pitch erg battle between Frye and Cam pion. Frye having a shade on his rival. It was the best game played in the league so far this season, and proved a boon to fans. Lynch and George Ire lease featured with catches of high and low drives Halls batting was of -big league order. Natzke picked up the offerings coming his way, Mendelson featuring with timely taps. and John ny Moran giving a fine exhibition of umpiring, considering the odds against him.
 Brooksides pulled a. league record in playing errorless ball for the fourteen innings It was the second errorless game played by them this season. The score:
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-20
PRAISES REFEREE
 FOR GIVING , FIGHT
 TO FRENCH BOXER

London July o.-spoeting sIdGs pub '1ished yesterday a ''consldeted view Of all the disputed points in tho srn4th-Caxpentier nsht, fin pvfdch Car pentier was awarded the decialum ur cd1ciat timsl5eepsr smith was iuoel-ss out in the fourth round, but declare that this does not juatify cssE1eutia1 in claiming a knockout becmga on account of Smiths deafneas both ulen had agreed that Referee Currd GhonlF make the count and tndicate to them when the time ezpdrsd and CsorrI agrees that Smith was ready tn Efre after i've seconds ana sEgas only as ing the signal
 With regard to the diaHualll deif1 of Smith, Sporting Eife sVaFuriys Fre 4ends Corrfs posit1ons and eayu.
 sCorrf hesi&a3ed 10 ed1squsalifv E because he believed ths blow to t neither vicious nor dangercuGs a was prepared to order the GFaat tr continue, if the F'renchnan 9taG 1anru none the worse But. sG5alnr tf fr remained down 1n asDarant sElntr Corr1 immediately disqsla 1flleE
 The paper considers trreIauaat ah questions ygf1sther Csaz7psr1tisr 1f down as the result of a blow frcu Smith, or from misstng 1ig own swing, whether Dsscannpa. tiers manager, violated tho ruZe t entering the ring, ana ssva18t7ftr Cr- pentier blurred, in sssunfus dfs,r-1e- and adds:
 esVVe shall never believe 991att1fa asul blow was & very dangerous ono. bud in any case Corrfss decision fH rw ma assailable as sver.g
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-20
SAVOY'S MANAGER PROTESTS AGAINST
 UNF AIR TACTICS
porting Editor Farmer. Sir:

Sporting Editor Farmer. Sir:
 The Savoy A c. were defeated by the Rosebuds at WheeIer's lot, 15 to g. The Savoys wish to call the other teams attention to dirty tricks of the spectators who stand in the ol1theId and hinder opposing players from catching fly balls. Several times when fly balls were hit to the outdeld the crowd would gather around the Sa- voys' outfielders and push them when about to catch the ball or catch the ball and hold it until all the runners had scored. Several fair minded spec tators urged the Savoys to quit, but Manager Hitch had his team finish the game, though he knew that they did not have a chance to win against such rough house tactics. The Savoy A. c. will play the Rosebuds on any diamond except Wlheelerss lot any Sunday in August for fun or money.
 JOSEPH RICH,
 Manager. The Savoy A. c. defeated the Olym- oval 10 to 1. Inability to hit Altieri when hits meant runs tells the story of the Olympias' defeat, while the Savoys hammered Shanhon's offer ings all over the field. The features of the game were Aliens home run the base running of AuriIio, who pill fered second, third and home in suc- cession in the seventh inning. and the pitching of Altieri, who allowed hut two hits Next Sunday the Savoy A c. will play the Stillman A. c. at the freight yards.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-20
BRESNAHAN
 MAY JUMP TO
 ST. LOUIS FEDS

Chicago. III. July 2c-rhel runos that Roger Bresnahan. the csuh catcher was about to jump to thet Federal bobbed up again yesterday 8ald. while indications are that the former leader of the Cardinals has been approach- ed on the matter and is constderiuE 1t, no authentic news could be obtain ed Roger declined to dtsouss ths story. Federal league mpen have been in conference with him Ts Johu4 son decision will allow him Ito leave the Cubs
 Feumor has 1t that 1Eordseaif Bro wants to give up the management ol the St. Louis Feds and be a pitchaE only. It also. is reported that he win be traded to the Brooklyn Bs5ds- Bre1- nahan said recently that he fFould Illzr to get back to st. Iaouis.