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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-02
BILLIE BURKE
TICKLES FOLKS
AS MISS JERRY

Miss Billie Burke. sweeter. pref
tier, loyelier than ever. will repeat
at the Metropolitan theatre to.
night and Wednesday afternoon
and evening. Jerry"
To say she charmed her audience
last night would not be half er.
pressing Il. when you have once
seen Billie Burke. you love her.
There is only one Billie Burke
She creeps into your very being.
robs YOU OF yourself and makes
your heart laugh and sing with
hers. and hers IL always singing.
A for Jerry" she Ia Billie
Burke herself. She IN happy girl
with a staid old mother. whom you
want TO shake for her stupidity.
Jerry" who Just can't help be-
ing a lively. loving Girl. sets about
90 love a man. and does H. But
"Jerry's" mother can't sc. it"
when you have seen Jerry,
you will know why II il New York
has kept Billie Burke 30 long with
out letting her out OF the dooryard.
PANTAoEs
Every body yaudevilled Monday.
PAniAges was thronged afternoon
and evening.
Margaret Edwards--you remem.
her. she Was in The Hypocrites."
or do youf--very pretty. IN an aw.
fully cute little barc-legged dancer.
OH
The Sir Rirksmith Sisters. also
pretty. appear In melodies and In.
strumentai numbers.
The Flying Fishers. acrobats.
Jim HALEY and less Noble. sing
ers; Fisher, Schaffer a Rockway.
singers. and the Three webber Sis
tiers in aerobatlc stunts. complete
the bill
EMPRESS
Dairy Maids eight OF them.
are headlIners at the Empress, and
ably 80. Theirs is musical revue
~ songs written expressly for their
act
The Way Out ia a thriller. II
has to do with conyicta. who es-
capH 10 meet again AFTER one mas
turned square" and the other
hasn't. The remainder OF good
bill ia made 90 by Maestro, n pan.
feminist: Just Married" com.
edy skit. and I'D and Jack Smith in
songs and dances.
MOORE
The favorite operas. "Cavalleria
Rusticana" and 'TPagliacci, viii
be- sung tonight by the Italian
Grand Opera company at the Moore
theatre.
La Gioconda." with Katherine
I.ynbrook in the title role. played
20 a good house last night. In spite
OF counter attractions everywhere.
Her Suicide" aria and the duet
with Laura were two OF the best
numbers.
The company's operate concert
In the afternoon was thoroly en-
joyable, many OF the best works OF
the masters being played.
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PUBLIC MARKETS


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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-02
DO YOU WANT TO
SAVE A LIFE? IT
is AN EASY TASK
BY HENRY WOOD

United Press STAR Correspondent
kisH. Serbia. April 24.--(By
Mail TO New YORK. Fifty
thousand typhus victims and
wounded soldiers lie In hospi-
tails and Isolation camps In Ser
biz today. without even a bed or
cheap mattress TO ease their
suffering, stretched out on the
ground or the hard floor.
Thousands Of these diseased
sufferers are still clothed In the
same eerm-lnfeeted garments
, they wore when they were first
brought In. There 10 nothing
here 20 replace them.
Hundreds OF fever patients ar,
dying daily from lack OF thermom
eiers 20 ascertain the seriousness
OF their condition. There IN n cry
ing need for gauze for the wounded
for clean clothing for the typhui
victims. for beds. for mattresses. foi
blankets. for all sorts OF medical
supplies and surgical Instruments
for the simplest things that will
give the heroic little band OF physi
clans and Red Cross nurses an even
chance in the fight against death.
Makes Appeal for Help
Lieut. Col. V. NJ. Soubotitch. head
OF the Serbian Red Cross. detailed
these conditions TO me today.
He asked the United Press "a
carry the appeal both 20 the Ameri
can government and the people for
aid for the disease. ridden little king
dom.
The condition in Serbia Is with.
out a parallel" said the Red Cross
leader. we had In our hospitals
few days ago is.e02 patients. and
the number was steadily increasing
"of these 7.70& are soldiers re-
covering from battle wounds. Near
ly all the remainder are typhus vic
tins. And these figures do not take
into account the sweep OF the cpl.
demic thru the civilian population
where there must be AT least 100.
600 cases. With our independence
at stake. We must look first 10 our
army.
Enumerates Nations Needs
Serbia does not lack food. But
she does lack the most elementary
medical. surgical and hospital sup.
plies.
We have ll3 hospitals where vic.
Tins are under treatment. Not one
OF them has complete set OF In.
struments
I'VE have urgent need right now
for 100000 yards OF eauxe.
1--WE need t.5oo, 900 pairs Of white
shirts and drawers, so that when
our typhus patients are brought 70
us we can burn their Infected cloth.
Ing and give them other clothes.
I'VE need $4,000 beds, the same
number OF mattresses, $4,000 pill.
lows. 10000 blankets and $4,000
sacks that we can fill with straw
and use as beds.
Then, too. there 10 PRESSING
need for artificial limbs and artlfi.
cial eyes for the soldiers wound ed
In battle"
Contributions OF all kinds. both
In money and supplies. can be made
TO Prof Pupin, the Serbian consul
general at New York. who will ar.
range for their forwarding.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-02

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-02
LOOT D0vER'S SHOP

Another case OF footing. as re-
suit OF the dynamite explosion Sun
day morning. was reported 10 the
police Tuesday. David l.. Dover.
who conducts pawnshop at Gil
First ave, says his place was ca.
tered thru broken window and
1917 In jewelry taken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-02
POSTPONE CASE

OLYMPIA. June IA contlnr
ance was allowed today In the
Thurston county superior court OF
the NJ. a X. Gottstein suit against
Secretary of State l. NJ. HOWELL.
testing the constitutionality OF the
prohibition law enacted by mi.
tiative vote OF the people last No
yember.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-02

4, ssFss Improved Part % tN-
Peterson Eiae- hpas>. COW farm
.nd chicken house. sell rvnnlns
cfssk psft bottom and. fas
fs'rrtrs arf hoes balance up
lsnf- fer ehiessns. fFaits etc II
yss uani bargain 81 rs arfss.
come ever 60 s.s this risrs
Terms siet cash Us mcnthtr.
TaAe MAfisru car and csanty
ferry dirsr, 10 uurss q Yasrsfs
esfIee IN klrkisns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-02

ally are responsl-
BILE for our per-
sonal health. and
In a degree for
the health Of
those about US. In
the vast majority
OF Instances sick
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-02
health.

Varlcose veins are a diiatlon
and overfiIlina Of the veins, US
ualiy OF the lower limbs. They
are caused by too great
pressure In the veins involved
or by tho weakening OF tho
thin walls. The causes are
weak circulation, Interference
OF the return flow by tumors,
overlooking Of the bowels, long
standing. constant exposure to
dampness and overstraln.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-02
PA BUSINESS PERSONALS

ARTIFICIAL TEETH
Bought also old Eoid between , and .
iset FIRST ave. book store
nEdisrrnEp MipwtFE- So, wnisis
sen. Feis ism ~ W Fhehs ballard
fgtF
ETHEL MicHkiErET'rsA -rsn medic
ei~ctroiosisf expert. absoiuts guarantees
IN every ra-s treated tis Eitsl bifs
Naiu tsef.
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KEEP WELL

Health IL often in our own hands
n keen or to throw away. We usu-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-02
90 BUSINESS CHANCES

I NAVE a proposition far ca 20
chancs 90 make uis mensY ta go
DAYS small capital required Addr~s.
ore Tts star
wsSrEp-t.sfy partner. about rs oF 20.
9TH small capital 10 invs.t ia FoofninE
house Elliott tttlI This Il genuine
address. F.f. star
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81 REAL ESTATE LOANS
NOTICES

sEAtED fnoPoAAtH marked PRO.
posais fof Residence. ciackamas, ore.
SON ana inclosed IN an envelope al
dressed 20 tho "Cammissionsr " Fish
cries Department - commefrs. Wash.
inHtln. u c." will be received until
2 o'clock .. m. June ~. isiG. and then
opened fof tho construction % a super
tntsudents residence at the ciackamas
oregon Fisheries station. Fof blank
proposals. specifications, plans aud par.
ticuiara address the Huperlntendaut
FISHERIES station Claekamas oregon.
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The Star Want Ad Rates
BUSINESS
nlREG1 fQRN

This directory is intended
for the convenience of any one
desiring something a little out
OF the ordinary in their daily
needs and requiring II in a
hurry. The firms represented
below make a speciality OF i'm
mediate service and will glad
w furnish any information
that is necessary. Remember
satisfaction is guaranteed by
every advertiser.
Just Use Your Telephone
look ufRE-rhe R.rrsin store ssl
Occidental ave- corner Nain. sells NJ"
sws second hand suits ard oNerc"etH
t.ee IN. odd coats. aSc un, pants, zee
IN. Na,. and snoe. tec M WAichr.
sse ur; tools isNeiry. guns tr"nNa 81
loves, rrice. -.
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
RUSSELL. u. FARRrtt.--tis y w
n.n.-.t prartfee estat~. laws hushsn !
.rs wife consultation ire. Ellie,, ~,
.YVf5-E rRFr- JOSEPH ALLEN, At
TppNrY. 20 years experience Jaws o.
husband and wife. property fknu
cOSstrf.rArIoS FREE Room. sV'-
sss rn.rs Music pldr Mstn lete.
J0TT| n YNRKrR- Lyon nids NAin
.sfs IS wears experience In chicago
eeerf. ---~
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"a FOR RENT. Furnished.
W. car save you nensY on Yesr furniture
es-sen Tacoma ans Seattle
NO crATiNg
AUTO DELIVERY co.
Anything Delivered AnY~hsrs
Eiiisst sG Tis PIKE.
= AID .-HooM. furri.h,a ard untar.
ui.hsd apartments. su fusdsfn. hluf'
Apartments sge v. Pike East tis9.
MopKrS s-foom suite. fer rent. " %
20 ,lIs isis, ssyss, as.,..cS. ~.
Is For Rent Unfurnished
81 66-Thrs. room. ani hath. first fiosr.
duplex house fine vie~ ard ne,shbaf.
seSe sse.s II. resS. Ssyse ~
FURNISHED APIS.
FINE outside rooms. completely furnish
ed. sleeping yorrh. svsrythtnE nsN.
itn 7sth ave East s..i
SLOAN - Furnished ard unfurnishsd
apartments. modern. reasonable itl
Rspubiiesn. r. Queen Anne car.
sf.OAN--Furni-hsd unfuruishsf apart
rnents. modern. reasonable. ~ Hspsb-
liesn. Ess, Queen Anne or $500
UNPUBLISHED APIS.
HoUsEkEEPfNd Rooms. boulevard
Hotel 1909 Elliott ave y. opposite
q. y. dock. o. Per month. Phone Eli
S~S~~c~~~-o~~~oS~~~
20 HOTELS
TIE ViH8fNJs HOTEL
virginia 81 and Eighth Avs.
a a
ern, elegantly furnished rooms, with
IN. hest in cleanliness. comfor, and
courtesy for the least money Transient
soc to 81: wsskiy. tsss to - kitehsn
privlisxss
THE ksSzx--a0o, Eighth near west
lake svs New. clean. furnished. steam.
heated bedrooms tfor mem. frss baths
and phons. Transient ffe weekly tl.so
Bafrlastoa. isis1s second. y ss.k up
HOTEL BURNsfDE
New MANAGEMENT. thoroughly renovated
snd painted hot and cold water. free
baths. housekeeping and transient
iboss First ave, oppo-lts Corner
.,SoScSoSoSoD~-o-
~ FURNISHED ROOMS
NEWLY FfRNTsHED. modern rooms
walking distance. free phone isoo.
Suite. with above. ti2.0o- 400 y. Pr.
EilIo't s2g5H.
BEAUTfFJL street. large clean room
every convenience, private home, rea-
sonabls East ssos.
LARGE. sunny room well furnished
walking distance. 4-oi X. Denny way.
Phone East sG2t
FUHNisHED ROOM. furnace heat nice
yard private hons. Phou" Queen
Anne tlt7.
IU7 FIRST Ava
'"H Per week, '1.oo up.
20 HOUSEKEEPING RMS.
SfcE. light houseksspins rooms sunny
phone. light and gas. Capitol hill
Phone East ssss.
HOUsEKEEPfNg HOoM. ti.b0 per week (,
agIst PIECE ljs Bel q, sernsr Thira
20 BOARDERS WANTED.
BOAfD MD Room IN private family
$500 per week 1915 W. G7th. one
block from new ballard high school
phone ballard 1870.
80 RENTALS
Hssdq sartefs Tor ssatti.
Rental Properly.
Gail at office and sss list
J. ~. JAIN a co.
Leading Renters
40 yiisi pids SECOND and PIKE 81
WATER FRONT LAND
WATER FRONT iand. close 10 bangor
Price $500 per acre. oscar lroun
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CHEAP-dOOD
LODGED orr LANDS
Along the "Milwaukee"
Small and large tracts. easy terms
write or call for free hooks and in.
formation. Immigration Bureau. c.. NJ
81 =. ny. Second and Cherry. 30
atfls wash
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REAL ESTATE
HOMESTEADS

Is0 ACRES choice land. suitable far hog
ranch. neiEAbors raising 10 tons alfalfa
per acre yearly. no troublesome frostH
fruit does well. good market for all
poultry and vegetables raised; nearby
lands plated In i0-acre tracts selling
at 5000 per acre Price tG7s for entire
100 acres Address U-15. star
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MOTORCYCLES

AOTORCYCLEe--Ne ana s~eo ~ hand
all makes sons Of these taken on new
INDIAN MOTORCYCLES. BailOu a
Wright fI7 y Pike St. nsar broadway.
Phoas East al.
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MI EoCiTr q isss IL ssi'' sSTs sr-e,.
~ith t.resfn heus~ and ehies-n houses
al cleared. Tor tsea Must sell at
e~es Call 81 ssei Ftfth y. W. after
o M
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WATER FRONT LAND

yATER FHOHT land. close 10 bangor
Price $500 per acre oscar Brown.
Bangor. Wash.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-09
WOMEN PLAY
SOME FINE GOLF

CHlCAGO.Sep S.-Niss Lillian Hyde.
OF Sew York. metropolitan champion.
ana MISS Elaine V. Rosenthal, OF Chit
ssago. western champion. were eliminated
from the wOmens national golf tourna-
ment AZ Onwentsia Club. to-day. By Mrs.
IL Barlow. OF Philadelphia and Miss
lively
Mrs. Barlow. who Is the favorite OF a
large contingent for the championship.
had 10 play steadily all the way. with "a
medal score OF So, 10 win b. I up hut
Miss Edwards had an easier time gain
ing a Iced Of two holes on the first nine
ana holding ~ TO the finish.
Miss Alexa Sterling OF Atlanta. south
Sfn champion. survived the second round
handily. defeating Laurie Kaiser. cham
Gavin. the british contender and Miss
Eleanor Allen. New Engiand's sole hope
for the tue. won handtly Miss Allen
furnished one OF the surprises OF the
DAY in defeating Mrs. j. Y. Hurd. Of
Pittsburgh. who IS Miss Dorothy Camp
PEI. vas once British champion. and
twice American premier golfer.
The east stiii has three contestants IN
the running. although New York was
crowded out by the defeat Of Miss HYDE.
The west has three players left, All from
Nhlcago. The other two contendcrs are
from England an dthe south.
Heat Oppressive.
The day was oppresstveiy hot and the
humid atmosphere left by last nights
rain. made the players swclter Every
match was contested doggedly rule
books were called for at times and one
player had temporary fence torn down
50 she could play an approach shot
The greatest precautions against sun
stroke were taken By AIRS Gavin. the
Irtush golfer. She carried a large para
sol which she handed 20 a blackamoor
caddy while she made her strokes. She
was also looked after during the 1g-hoIe
journey by her husband. whose monocle
watched every shot. The Briton played
well. especially in putting greens but
won only up and from Mrs Caleb
FoN. 81 Philadelphia
The common abb. poor putting. eN-
plaincd the defeat OF Mrs. Hurd by Miss
Alcn-s The Boston woman gained a
lead OF four holes on the first half but
could do no better than keep that dis
lance ahead or the former champion
curing the rest % the match. on the
basis Of to-day's play. the struggle to-
morrow between Mrs. Gavin and Miss
Allen should BE- close.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-09
WASH-JEFF GETS
THREE NEW MEN
oSE A LAST S TESR's nan ASn HEFoE AID
Wilbur Hsnry, OF Mansfield, q Candidate
for Fuiiback, Weiahs QO5y-Hard
Danes Coming Early.

Special Dispatch 90 the Intelligence.
WASHINGTON. Pa. sept s-Three
new players. two % them hlEh school re-
cruits ana the third a member OF last
years squad. reported 60 Head Coach
Bob fulwell. iu the W. a. j. football
camp to-day and Joined the squad al
work on Trinity Hall field The veteran
T. Leroy =. Day. a guard and tackle 81
iaet year, who haE taken on weight and
Who Dr. expected Co. make a Hfroug bid
Tor q regular berth The new men are
both halfhacka g. niNlor from
ne scottdale tPaJ hiEh school and
John , Tresaei from the Mansfield
tOJ High school HlrIer vas rapfain
n the scotfdaie team in 1919 Dc De-
hEht but has "a reputation Tor speed and
aEFrcaHl Neneaa TrcHrrI lH the second
recruit from MauEflCid the other being
wilbur Henry. r. lnf pound fruhnrk
Coach Powell tonight departed from
ne hiarkboard driIl Ions enough to warn
hia squad that thfV could expect two III
Ode hardest games uf the year rIrhf af
The berinuiuF ~ fhc season. these being
with WeHt Alrginla Universally. on Ocfo-
Der 2. g. MurEantuwn end Lafayette
here. On the Saturday following. October
F0lweII has received word fr1rn both
institutions that they expect to have
Unusually strong teams this year and
West NirglQIa especially ia living DOB
hopes ~ dofeatlng Wash. a Jcff after
many rrUrrnnn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-09
BOSTONS SPRUNG
A BIG SURPRISE

WV YORK. Sept Tho raatar
Nationals. ifHt years worlds cham
phone nwuuF into second rIHre TODAY
nt ihe marrow margin OFF one point over
NfnNf.Nu 90 fnr result OF fnfIr double
defeat uf tnn suurrhHH uhIIr uHUnnrf
rrIH flthnnrh uiunInr game fr0m
rrw hnrE. Nruunr1 few unInfa nf ffr
lead over fhr braves
BOSTON increased Ifs lead over ur.
rnit Dol the American League race fo.
lhf ~ fun end H half sans. Ir dIrIf
lnE o. double header WIH fne THuHnar.
phl1 Athletic. bile Detroit was farfru
n f1mr o. CHICAGO
IhU HrHNra ard Euurrhan are nos.
lean tnnn three fuif GAINES rrrrur ~.
faIiuF Ihiihra Tomorrow coo Urarrr
rnl tH.lr series OFF NrHuEIrn and hafn
teams lrEln their larf western ION ..r
tNn finNM While fhf IhII1HrIuhInn
90 tnr Giant. tomorrow aud rrIfaF.
H.l thfn FIn western tour
un boston Americans orc conceded
~ have au excellent chance af eanfur.
lnE 10 IHH Ihr team rrmaIna I'd
hone fnr lore period fo nIaI u..
s,rrn teams. while Detroit Ir on thr
"id HtrurrInr fn overcome fns wraE
poo" IN fNrir pitching uHT Ur fhr nhIi.
iV n Their heavy hlttcra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-09
". " U. SQUAD PUT
THRouoH scRiNMAoE

special Dispatch fo the fnteillrencer.
MOHGANTOWN. w. Va. Sept g.
After sending two teams through a
twenty minute scrimmaro on q very
muddy gridirOn this morning. West
virginia coaches announced a half
holiday for the afternoon in order TO
allow the men % see the Pittsburgh
Pirates play IN MorEantown In the
Fcrimmage this morning the Varsity
could score but three points. this 10.
Eulting from a beautiful fhlrtv.vard
drop Kick BY H1ifbacE Hifo. Webster
and Taylor starred ON the line with
several tackles each behind the line.
The men were allowed TO remain I'M
MorgantOun over nlFht with inafrur.
lions to b. on hand at nine in the
morning Guard Newman got IN this
morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-09
DOZEN METHODISTS
AT FOOTBALL CAMP
WESLEYAN 0HIDIRoN WARRIona
ARE GETTING DOWN TO
REAL WORK NOW
Light Practice Yesterday - Charging
Machine Win Ne Used To-day
Signals VIII start Friday.

special Dispatch 10 the Intelngencer.
TERRA ALTA. w. Va, Sept S-To-
Gay was rather strenuous one In the
wesleyan football training camp for
the starter. Twelve men took part in
the morning workout and the same
humber took cross-country run at
-FOUR O'Clock In the afternoon that COW
erea about hNe miles OF the hills
around Terra Alta.
Tomorrow the charging machine viii
De brought forth and then the real
hard work VIII start for men like Sheets
ehd swan. who have surplus Fat on
their bones. THIS arair weighs about
ton and Is usually loaded with six
or eight OF the backfield candidates
u operates like a sled but iuasmuch
a. the runners are railroad cross ties IL
don't move quite so fast as some sleds
Late THIS week "a II likely that a code
OF signals will be introduced ana regu-
lar football practice started For the
present however. fundamentals only
Will be on the program.
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CUBS SHUT OUT.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. s-Timeiy hitting
and base running enabled 81. Louis 20
first inning Butler walked. stole second
took third on Longs single and scored
tempted double steal base on balls
a sacrifice. a single and a fielder g
choice In the second gave St Louis IT'S
chicago .......OOOOOOO 8
Ct Louis ......1 10000 - 0
Batteries: Lavender. Pierce and
Archer. Amea and Snyder. Two base
hits: Phelan. Stolen base. Butler Sac
rifice hit: Miller. Bases on balls: OFF
Lavender. 2. Struck out: BY Lavender
3; BY Ames. 3. Umpires: Quigiey and
O'Day.
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FRED CLARKE TO
LEAVE PIRATES

PITTSBURGH Pa Sept s-Harney
provfuss. president of the Pittsburgh
National League baseball club. today
announced that Fred Clarke. manager
Of the club. had resigned and the res
iFnation had been accepted to take
effect with the close Of the present
season. Clarke has been anxious
Tor some time 90 give his entire at-
tention 20 bic business interests in
Kansas said Mr. Droyfuss in an
nouncinr the resignation. "and while
DO hates 20 leave The game be- feels
that continuance n 30 would involve
too much Of a sacrifice"