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Seward daily gateway., 1923-03-24
kANATAk, THE GREAT

kanatak, the latest ol tne mdls camps dotting the vast expanse of the great Northland, is destined to great things. It is prophesied by those ia miliar with stampedes in Alaska that a town of l50O to 2000 people will be Incorporated there before the snow flies next fall. In case this forecast is fulfilled Kanatak will be the trad ing center for the great district still to the westward; district extending nearly as far as from Omaha to the Coast.
 The possibilities of the camp are still in the future; its potentlalltles as vet undetermined. Of the hundred or more people already on the ground every last man has the optimism o' the old-timer and the tenacity ot the nrospector. That oil will be found in the district, no one can doubt who IS familiar with conditions. That it will he found in paying quantities is also certain. Kanatak lies in a dlstrict untouched by the pulsating hand ol trade. For thousands of years 1t has kept it's treasures sealed by rockriooed bands. It oleaginous wealth. while re- alized by Alaskans, needed the M1oas- tonch of biz capital to unseal its DOT tals, It was no venture for the poor man. consequently, while longing eyes were oftentimes turned in its dlrec- ton. beyond half-hearted eXplorauoh hv prospector and geologist it has ialh dormant. to bourgeon with the coming of the first drilling into stores and dwellings. autos and trucks: the mum of busy trade to be heard where 'he wild duck stole its nest and the ptdl- migan roamed unmolested save D! four-footed foes.
 With the uncapping of the first o's Yusher Kanatak will awaken 10 re- alization of it's greatness. Steamsnlps crowded with eager fortune-seehele will sail into it's little harbor and dls- embark impatient crowds. The gran deur of the thing cannot be reahzed sove hv those who have participated in former oil stampedes. The masn1- tuae of q great oil field will come homo ,o every Alaskan at this time.
 Wherever money is to be iouhu .here will be found the hardy af3'' oaut And he in turn will be 1oioweo by the business men and the s'am- neders With these will come horoes of those who make it a ousiness 'o
 or the workingman and separate him from his earnings; and iast "i'ii laeging footsteps will come the A"" : rhus stan by step is civilization pull' nn Thus the waste places are peo- oIed and happy childrens voices echo where silence now prevails.
 Kanatak is the last frontier. u IS inc Alaska that was. It will bring 'o- yether for a short time the hafdF spirits that bullt Da"Soii' 'ii"' " mounted the difficulties of the Chli- koot trail, Lake Leberge and Five Finger rapids. The pioneers who caus- ed a city to spring up out of the tun- dras at Nome and who have blazed the trails to a thousand former camps will foregather at Kanatak, and the camaraderie of the Northland VIII again be exemplifed, Their type runs 4rnp to form. There is no place but Alaska where it may yet De louiio' Be it gold. or silver, oil or coal the old-timer will be found on hand to drive his stakes and do his share m the development of the great Northern Empire.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-03-24
TO THE VOTERS

Seward, Alaska, March 20, 1923. To the Electors of Seward:
 I hereby announce myself as can- didate for the office of Municipal Clerk of the Town of Seward at the coming election and respectfully ask for your votes.
 WILLIAM H. WHITTLESEY.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-03-24
ENINE MAY RECOVER

MOSCOW, Mar 24.-The complete restoration of Lenine's health is pos sible, according to an official bulletin Issued and signed by the. eight doctors who are in attendance at his bedside.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-03-24

CHICAGO, Mar 244.-Four former national amateur golf champions cap- tained by Robert A. Gardner are in, cluded in the American team that will invade Great Britain next month.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-03-24

s. L. Godfrey, Tolovana mining op- orator, was among the northerners re- turning on the Alameda. He left this morning for the interior:
Seward daily gateway., 1923-03-24

NICE. France, Mar. 24.-Suzanne Langlen and Count Sourmarokov Els ton lost the final in mixed doubles at tennis championship to Elizabeth Ky an and Randolph Lycett 6-4, 7-5.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-03-24
WEATHER FORECAST

Generally fair tonight and Sun day; except probably snow on the coast tonight. Colder tonight An chorage and Mckinley Park.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-03-24
TO THE VOTERS
Seward, March ?

Seward, March 20. 1925. To the Electors of Seward: I hereby announce myself as can didate for reelection as Councilman for the Town of Seward and respect fully solicit your votes.
 JENNIE PAULSON.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-03-24
FOR CITY ATTORNEY

Aaron E. Fucker has announced that be will be candidate for the of fee of City Attorney at the coming election, April 3, 1923.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-19

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FL TIifai Il Eli u bafrio Eauta c>bajo,
ll'~s' s. iihntdiibvide6'ss ..I'uau' cseilio. YN cEeeedr
Jllsccss ! .NnltohmIfo 'o%iasio, st stnyieron
una lina Il niano armada. .rcsrltando
los dos pri;neros heritos de arma blan-
ca v bala. Todos fueron arrcstados
y 81 Jucz Municipal eHigi6 IL catn uno
Quinientcs dGlarc$. lara I'll liiprtad
provisional.
I'll din -. cn 81 barrio Crpcovis,
Juan Sanchez. acometi6 Y a"rcdi6 con
ur macliete a Marcos Jim6ncz, produ-
ci(ndole varias heridaS. Sanchez fue
lrrcS.ad y IL yJuez Municipal fe flo
quilientos pesos tie fiianza.
I{ Fl dfa r.. en- Ell barrio Santos, Fer
nan1o Santiago accmcti6 y agredi6 a
Juan NJ. Ortiz, con I'm machcte. inf
rieni3nle una herida incisa sobre la re-
.i6n t%iansvcrsal de la nariz. FL ACRE
|, Ssor f@9 arrestade Y .el Juez Municipal
lie exigi6 quinientos pesos de fianza.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-19
&c CTatitUd

Nuestro particular amigo el cabo de
la policfa secreta d. Juan Gutierrez,
desea por nuestra mediaci6n EXPIRE
sarle al conocido professional doctor
Narciso Dobal. SUI profunda gratitud,
pOr Ia valiOsa asistencia m6dica que
lie suministr0 a la seflora Adelita Mon
tenegro, esPosa del senior Gutierrez, q.
estuvo enferma Ell dfas pasados de al
gun cuidado, igual que su hijito,
q%uienes gracias a Il. va estin en- fran
co periodic dc convalescencia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-19
|Contestando a Pope Pastor
y al peri6dieo Fl Tempo :

Este infeliz Pastor, cuando tiene un
encuentro con alg1n adyersario poll
,tico, tiene por costumbre echar mano
de conjuras, r~ivalidades, odios poiiti-
COS y una porcion de salmodias pro-
pias de su caletre; pero no dice que
esta continuamente ocupandose de IA
milias ~honorables adv~ersarias a su
desmembrada colectividad por cuyo
motive vive sin amigos, odiado y NAL
querido de todos, hasta del elemento
e~xtranjero respectable y queridor en- to-
das parties es m~altratado por Ell sin
haberle hecho nunca NADIA.
Todos los elementos que conviyen
announcements en- esta culta pobla-
cion llevamos a cabo una fiesta patro-
nal, con nuestro dinero, sin que NADIA
lie pidieramos a ningun Pastor, con
ell fin laudable y levantado de pintar
nuestro hermosisimo temple catolico.
Ell Pastor de siempre, undo a otros
p~aastores de su indole,, lanzaba hojas
sueltas a diario, donde Sc nos insul-
taba Y Sc criticaba por sistema Guam
to ,bueno hicimos en- esos dlas. Esa
|,actitud insolita y atrevida, contra to-
da una sociedad, hubiera sido castiga-
da fuertemente en- cualquiera parte
del mundo; aun en- los mismos Esta-
| dos Unidos, que ell Pastor tanto invo-
lea; porque. oyelo bien Pastor, ALI mas
que en- ningdn otro lado los elemen-
| tps pernieiosos y enfermos como til y
| Htfos que estorban a la sociedad los
I pohen a buen reeaudo. ESQ til bien
10 ,sabes.
Y oigan bien, ell buen Pastor y sci
TEMPO: todavia permitimos que
~malquistado como estas aqui con to-
dos, tengas Ell atrevimiento de pre-
| tender que ell Gobierno Federal tie
nomhre Postmaster de esta ciudad.
Pero no 10 seras porque an hombre
| odiado Y maldecido de todos, ell Go
bierno americana, que tan liberal y
sabio es, no tie impondra por la fuer-
"a.
Aquf la vida Sc desarrolla en- sus
condolences normales. Los. fiudaqanos
adversarios taEos son los primeros
en- amparar. ell derecho de tod6s' los
c~iudadanos. A, tax extreme llega nues-
ira ondeseendenciab que ate soporta-
% verso "a Il, !. ' len" ITO 'IIsss1,f'RtpQt'''1>j
4. I. a Il. Ia ~
f. Y con este pasta. q
b Mega Basa,3 P. r., II de octubre dc
1885, s-aaad q >ot |
Is T. so~l,e'G sSEY JUAN RIVERO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-19
REcORRERA 1855 EsTApQs INt
atDOS!hUNAA COHFERENCEAr

~ Nine. Gcorsette Leblanc, notable
conferehcista frances, recorrerd los E.
E. rs.!FTr.gta fines de 1923 y conienzo
del = flictando una st.ie de conferen-
cias Ell algunas de sus principales ciu-
dades sobre los yrandes escritores fran
ceseS v sus obras teatrales. Tamhfen
Clara varios rccitales oh 1es sit;os de
veraneo de Florida en- Ia pr6xima pri-
mayela.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-19
ArARATos AEROs TRAsMlsoREs

FL Club Turista dn trancia, dcspu6s
de los rccientes .experlmentos practi-
,cados, ha instalado I'm apliato aGreo
trasmisor On cada una dc las eStacio-
mes de -saiyamentu cerca de los mas
ipeiisrosos1tentisqucrdss. y rc~squeb"adu-
.ras alpinos. LAS ofieinas aeNeas csta-
rim en- constitute Communication con los
riineifsales lltteras 5sitnatlns a III, ra-
Idio de 10 Jmillas sdes los Alpes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-19

Jamas en- bora alguna ha pasado
por mi mente la idea de escribir en-
los ~peri6dieos. Mis- ocupaciones agri-
colas, que son muchas, y, hasta mi
idiosiaeracia pofitiea, no me 10 per-
nifen.
Soy homhre ~entregado, por compile
to, a la .ruda labor del trabajo; pero
tengo por costumbre castigar perso-
nalmente las injurias y p~rovocaciones
de un ;tipejo cualquiera, histerico por
atavismo, griton de toda la vida, CO.
barde hasta la Ultima palabra, y real
nente un infeliz desgraciado, que no
ha sabido, o no ha tenido ell valor SUI
,iciente para responder a los ataques
1ersonales de que ha sidos objeto por
Ell proceder incorrecto que durante su
vida ha Observable en- esta culta po-
blacion.
Y digo que es cobarde y d~esgracia-
10 tipejo asi, porque 10 es ell hombre
a quien en- plena Gale y ante n null
titud numerosa, recibe tremenda bo-
'etadaf que 10 hace rodar por ell suelo.
siendo,I a la .yez, silbando \ gritado POI
esa mnchedumbre, sin que e~optestarla
a la.agresi6n como 10 hacen los hom-
bres y.,los -caballerosA de honor.
Ell hombfe, que sufre semejante We
iameRies IN desgraeiado infeliz, dignc
-leaeenmiseraci6n, solo de los que
.yquieran sufrirle sus EaSultos y provo.
faciones.a 4aiario. >, :,
n Juan RiNero.thS IS uh suj9tp cual,
'qdiera comol trata de- ihacerlo apare'
Ger Ell periodico Gel Tempo, o ur
bandido como pretende llamarle ell ce.
lebfe Pastor obies en- SUI catilinaris
del mismo dfa. Soy un caballero
an hombre en- toda la extension de Ia
palabra. Estoy entregado completa-
mente a mi trabajo, visitando solo Ia
poblacion cuando algdn asunto con
cerniente a mi profession 10 requiere
pero este nc quita para que respon-
diendo a mi caballerosidad, castigue
a cualquier mentecato que asi 10 me-
rezca. '+'Ef ''f''' ai.
. DeSempeno desde hace treinta amos
. mas la mayordomia y. direction de
la hermosfsima finea que posee en- es-
ia ciudad en- ,el barrie Cabo Caribe
nuestro respectable amigo don Arturo
Guerra Mondragon. Este senior, tan
:onocido en,toda la isla, puede decir
lquien es ell caballero Juan Rivero.
2:Glaro; vengo a la poblaci9n a mis-
asuntps;c 81 alguien me proyoca, res
,pondo como hombre a. esa aetitud; no
tengo la culpa de que haya honbr!e4ss77
,nujeres que no tengan valor para
igualarse a IN caballero y -aguarden
a que suba y despida Ell automovil pa
"a entonces gritas y vociferar como
energumenos.' '*.''"5' "' 80
Dos 0 tres noches consecutivas des-
pues de este incidente, he venido a la
%poblacion paseandome por la Gale
frente a la casa de Pope Pastor, solo,
como de costumbre, dandole' opportuni-
dad para que FL como hombre y caba-
Hero con honor tomase la actitud que
Ell quisiera; pero este no respondent.
No respondio al senior Eladio Miriam
da, a su debido tempo; no puede res
ponder ahora nj nunca, ell que tiene
por costumbre rehuir todas las cues
tiones caballerescas y someterse a las
costumbres mujerilcs: el grito.
Estas no son intrigas, nj conjuras,
nj turbulencias; este es caballerosi-
dad ~ybhoinbria de mi parte, que no
permiten que ningnn Pastor, nj algun
otro sujeto, de mas .entidad, abusen de
mi personalidad. ,is ,,~fosno.ar $50.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-19
EJECUCIONEs DE HIPoTECAS

En- los casos de Angel S. Sifre VS.,
Noises Fuentes Hernandez v Carmen
Garcia Rivera sqbre .ejetuci6n de hi
p%otera. la Corte dc Distrfto DEF prf:
distrito, orden6 ell embargo.y " ven
ia en- pdblica subasta de las fincas hi
potecadas en- ambos cases. " irto3 T.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-19
TN GyXSo Ip,E T;ERCER1A DE
:"1SGp So" }L -
DOMINIC ,.e,,i.u >.

'itit L-L a."+I.k, .FfFy'pffI ~ iPtF'fN.F r. fafF hi
SSjiq1nh fechhq o1nIlfeee del jc%qrriepteq en- el
, .aafo sq Is qqlliiSSees J>5ppe4 Dfaz, Sues.
de Lopez Nillamil y tGP. " .Qtros So
bre "Tercerfa de Dpmipiiu'' Dor los
Fundamentals tdee SUI lI~esoluci6n ques Sc
'ttnifa er record la forte de Disttrito
SahS Ju;n,'7 d~istrito primero, dict6
auto dc .ipiuntion %preliminar dirigida
a la %demandada, Sues dc +. villamil
" ;Go..n reqaiiriendolo Sc abstenga POI
81, agentes. abogados. etc, de llevar d
cabo o .gestionar ell remate de Ia fin
ca deserita ell la demanda Y la que
habla sido embargada por ell mismt
tribunal FL ell case ndmero S63, has
ia tanto Sc vea el asunto en- el fon-
do.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-19

xMODELO DEL 1924. Esta batiendo Ell
record Ell CARO- Dodge de 1924, pues sus
movimientos son hoy a suaves y tan
comodos como los de los carros de seis
mil doiares. Agentes5, del Dodge: An
TfsteB ilIpt
dreu, Aguilar g. &C.. Paseo Princesa'
San Juan. P. R., 80 Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-19
GANO Ell PLEITo

Ell Hon. juez Foote, de la Corte de
Distrito de San Juan en- el cas3 de
Garcia fFillar' V Co., por cobro de can,
tidadJ porilos ifundamentos de su OPT
ii6n' queiise lrle' all record dict6t SEM
taencia. declarando con lugar Ia de
tlmtarf'lar y%Ic9pdenandd a la demandada
IA ,p4sag a 10 flemnandante la suma de
'$1iG21 y Jas .coStaS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-19
AVISO

Para cualquier trabaio, de contabili
dad, aperture de iibros, Investigations,
de cuentas, balances y llevar libros ma,
yores, Sc ofrece persona con muchos
amos de practice y buenas referencias
Para informes dirijase a A. r., Box $40
San Juan. P. R.
Evening star., 1923-04-26

Naval Air Station nine trounced
the Marine Barracks team. Is to 4. 1t
was a slugfest from start to finish.
Western Union had little trouble
defeating the Manhattan Athletic
Club, 10 to 0. Limerick and Beamer,
hurlers for the winners. had the game
we'll in hand. Sweeney's circuit drive
was the feature. Western Union will
do battle with the King Pins tomor-
row at 5:15 on diamond No. 4 of the
Monument grounds.
Silver Spring opens the season Sum
day at Sis o'clock, meeting the
Brookland Athletic Club on the Geor-
gia avenue diamond. With the addi-
ton of Johnny Fitzgerald and Tommy
Ford to the Silver Spring club. indi-
cations point to another successful
year. These men are considered two
Of the best amateurs in the city. NO
Bleier of the Maryland nine. as the
Brooklanders have strengthened their
team by signing up several Catholic
University men.
Clinton Price has been elected cap
tain of the Epiphany Lutheran Boys
Club Junior nine. He is seeking games
with teams in the Junior class, and
may be addressed at 3608 New Hamp-
shire avenue. These are the boys of
tne LUTHERAN SIou WIN SSoi cu O.
to-9 victory over the Argyle Props In
their opening game yesterday: Byng,
first; Potter, second; Schofield, third:
Briggs, right; Bergman. center;
Price. left; Hogan, short; Galpin,
catcher, and Simpson. pitcher.
American Security team will prac-
tice Saturday at 2:30 o'clock on the
Reservoir diamond, 18th and Kennedy
streets. The Bankers play their first
game in the Commercial League
May 3.
Cardinals are due to clash with the
Rambler Athletic Club Sunday after
noon at o'clock on the Cardinal
diamond, at Alexandria. The Cardinal
Evening star., 1923-04-26
ON THE SIDE LINES

Bush had both Zachary and johnson
to send IN against the Mackmen this
afternoon. but IL was his intention TO
use the Southpaw.
Pennock pitched only four balls to
retire the Nationals in the first inning
of the game in New York yesterday.
Rice doubled to right on the first de-
livery, Evans sacrificed on the second.
Rice taking the far corner Judge
rolled to Pennock on the third and
Goslin popped to Scott on the fourth.
Ruers heave to catch Ruth stealing
in the third was low and came on a
bounce to Peck who was unable to
swing around in time to tag the Babe
Rice earned a hand by travelling to
the stand to nab Meusel' fly in the
fifth.
Ruth didn't believe it when Umps
Evans called him out on strikes with
mates on third and second in the
sixth The pitch appeared to be high
Lapan's 1923 introduction was far
from impressive. Called to bat for
Hollingsworth H with Ruel on ahead of
him, Pete tapped to the box and a
double play ensued.
Again yesterday Ruel hustled out TO
the box and greeted McGrew when the
latter came in from the bullpen to
succeed Hollingsworth in the seventh
This serves to give the fans a good
line on Sims height. They took
vociferous notice.
Pennock did some fast thinking
and acting-in. the eighth when
Harris liner knocked his pins from
under him. Herb picked up the ball
and tossed out Bucky from a sitting
position.
Evening star., 1923-04-26

So in the meantime-that is to say.
while waiting for the Dempsey
match--Wills will have to stick to his
own race. Ii Jack johnson were not
Wills would make an interesting
fight, for in watching the former
champion workout against Firpo it
was clear that Lii Artha has retained
After each Of those practice workouts
Johnson would go to the showers
with his gold-toothed grin.
'Yessuh.' he would say. that Mistuh
Firpo shore kin wallop hahd. But he
amt wallopin' me, nossuh I amt
lettin' him."
Has No Other Foes.
But with johnson not permitted to
fight, Kid Norfolk too small and all
the Tut Jacksons, Glenn Johnsons and
the like out Of the running, no one is
left for Wills but big Bill Tate, and
no one would take another bout be-
tween the two seriously. In short,
Harry Wills is a fighter without an
rumors that Rickard has it in mind
to pull a Havana stunt with Demp-
sey and Wills as the attractions. 1t
would unquestionably be a paying
venture.
All Harry wants is one big fighA
Since he attained prominence the
panther has been able to buy a plenti-
full supply of pork chops and becon
right along. But what Harry is gun
ming for is the tender and succulent
yellow-legged chicken every night
for dinner, and his understanding
with Kearns makes it certain that
the supply Of fowls in this country
will be diminished after Wills meets
Dempsey, whether he wins the cham
pionship or not.
Jack Johnson is to be found about
the gymnasiums and clubs where
fighters are working out. always
affable and always knowing his place,
which he didn't know in past days.
He picks up money working out with
the big fellows and is looking around
for a colored champion, he to manage
said leather pusher.
Copyright, 1921
Evening star., 1923-04-26
PIRATES PUT END
TO CUBS STREAK

Pittsburgh punctured Chicago's
winning streak of seven games In
the National League, and the New
York Yankees. by defeating Wash
ington while Detroit was downing
Cleveland for the second successive
time, went into A tie for first place
in the American League in yester-
days major league program.
Joe Sewell's infield error led to the
defeat Of Cleveland, the Tigers win
ming in the ninth on his boot. two
inheld outs and Uhle's wild pitch, 2
to /. The Boston Red Spx took the
rubber off the three game series with
the Philadelphia Athletics, 8 to /.
The Pirates broke the Cubs streak
as an incident to their home opening
gathering five runs in the fifth inning,
moro than enough to win, z to 3.
Cincinnati helped ST. Louis cele-
brate its first home session by scor-
ing all of its three runs in the ninth,
winning 8 to I.
John Head, a recruit twfrler from
the Eastern Lea que. let the Boston
Braves down with five binSles. and
Philadelphia romped Off with a 3-to-2
victory.
No other games were scheduled.
Evening star., 1923-04-26

RESERVES VIII journey TO Fort HUM
phreys to tackle the soldiers OF that
team is expected to line up as follows:
Smoot, pitcher; Tulloch, catcher; An
derson, first; Disbrow, second; Ar
nett or Ludlow, short; Frank Owens.
third; Sims. left; Hodges, center.
and Quayle. right. Joseph Owens will
have charge OF the Reserves.
Triangle Athletic Club wants all
players to report on the diamond Sat
urday at o'clock for the practice
Ryan and smoot probably will be
the battery for the Triangles.
Two Sunday games have been
scheduled for Mount Rainier. Mount
Rainier Emblem Athletic Club is due
to hook up with the Park View
Juniors at 12:45 o'clock on it's dia-
mond. and the Emblem Reserves are
1o4g TO meet oeoa she st. the Jnn9rs s1S at
manager Of the Reserves wants the
Comforter Midget captain to get in
touch with him. at Hyattsville 379-R,
to arrange for the May game.
Manager Sam Jeweler OF the Red
Lion Club wants a game Sunday with
some fast junior team. He can be
addressed at 1886 Georgia avenue or
over telephone, North 1888.
Buffalo Athletic Club will hold a
meeting tonight at the home of the
manager, where new uniforms will
be given the players.
Mount Pleasant team will clash with
the Portner Athletic Club Saturday.
Games with the Mount Peasants may
be arranged by telephonfng Column
bia 2176 between $50 and $50 o'clock.
Evening star., 1923-04-26

IN their first eight games
t une ouns won six and lost fwo epTll
otHaL they nave won seven ~ H. III
IL Isn't merely the co.
icy icy nave won that is so astori.Li
ever; That's what a team ;s ~
Uor ~ u is the fact that thcy =
as n 80 ,se. When IL was pretIirt
teaoy TO begin, and not teamv eao
h ~ YIN; Some of the BOYS who o'iou ~
from the coast and had
&c. practice insisted thev
and .h.er tnan a second division r.
a.o ,h tnere was little enthusia sn
the nave nave been the top-notchersG
Sira mestern half of the circuE.
nave made thirteen home runs II
nr,. Cup catcher. has four 70
credit. Aldridge has pitched
II MI game for them and AIer.,
one oreeasd through his first game W.,
The Giants might have opened ~
nesday and there has been nnuIcb !,
Ious query as TO why they didn't Tbv
were put over day that ,hev r,;s
i,, after -FOUR days In BROOKLYN. ca II
win one Sunday date of uIbi1
are vastly more considerate al
Ny ovhers in their schedule. and h.
n.,r,t diI 70 themselves, and II
fonrl t. Ine Washingtons to play
tI game series with the Yanks
the big town.
win only one defeat marrim the
Gjae1s GjjaeT~ise IS, shining escutcheG7. Il
Tiants start their home season visih
in tue lead-where il is, incirAentnil
expected they will finish in octohs
me principal solicitation tndav
me me GGiatlonal League is to what exte,
~ LIZ. Iuiah's VIII be In front the Four
VI July. IT is difficult accur,toiv
say today just how strong the Clan
because they haven't pIav,
hhsalnst hs tremendous strength RI,
nae been extended but once an far
The sad disappointment i, - ~
riohai League is St Louis. The cara
nI hust get a team of dura hill,
ana @ permanency before they can =.
20. rert 10 De up in the race. So far tn,
Iertainly have not shown that ~;
nave nave a major league infieid Of chm l,