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Balfour, Guthrie Co.
Moves on February l

tar being located 10 the stuart
sssn< for the last 20 years. Bal
~ Guihrie 4 Co. Will move their
sasat affices 70 The iith floor Of
rsw Dexter Horton building.
F.sr-sry /. with a view Of moving
slrwr 70 the financial and shipping
zsrci. & vas learned here ycster.
a.. Tie change In location VIII
u nd. exactly 10 years 90 tho
~. c.iiciaIs Of the company an.
iszcsd yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-10
Seattle Man Named
Real Estate Head

PORTLAND, one, Jan. To-
Members Of the Northwest Real
Estate association to,l8y took up
questions % legislation at the COM
Ing legislatures Of Oregon and Wash
inEton. before ending their annual
convention here.
Officers OF the association were
elected az follows:
II. A. VI. Bonnar Seattle. pprrgt
dent
J. II. Baruhtycl Tacoma. l. F.
Weeks. In Gande. Harvey uoimSa
rocatsIIo. l.. W Truitt Bozrman.
aud Frcd fnndsbsrE. NIctori1. vicr
presidents: T W Zimmerman. Port
land. executive secretary and a7c.
Rotary .trcasurcr.
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su anyway. my daughter kept
writing and receiving love let
'sA J decided ia ask him 70 dis
''a'inue writing and seeing her for
Hails and see what that would do
thty both claimed they loved
Ne another 50 dearly. But after
r7srsl months, have found out
: has teen writing her and she
"a thru a girl friend Of hers.
lam worried 30, FOR I have heard
= sn't a very good boy and she
y always been q good. dutifuI
Asshisr and she is a good girl
sss But since she met him she
8 changed, Is 20 blue and cross at
z She goes UP 10 her room
70 s,ays alone 80 much Of the
ne y the first boy who ever paid
- siiention to her. 80 Of course
,hinks he Is wonderful. But
~ you frankly. when ! found
mad been so deceltful. I felt like
ns her across my knee.
.ns' shail do? The young folks
"day are 70 different from those
years ago. or at least some Of
"a sie seems 70 think u perfect.
s'nznt TO allow intense spoonlug
~ acts as tho don't know any.
TX -. about such things. She Eays I
n hsr 10 be an old maid. Myl
49,, /" aisgustsd with her. I wish I
~. make her see where she IL
,so But I've talked 10 her.
nIys, 49, oer your advice 10 girls that
L., mueh on her case and atllI
81. ssem to do anything.
~, = IN the 2nd year Of high
ana u bright girl. but no,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-10
ARREST EX-COP
ON RUM CHARGE
Harvey, Alleged "lndepend-
ent' Runner, Made Prisoner

Charles v Harvey. gNp5Itcstaar
considered amuns Illicit whisky eta
e'os as San independent" rum run
urr and also said to br "a ra1Er
blbckcrE vas 8rrrsGl los " 81
Whitney assistant prohibition Assent
Friday might and held ucummunl
eado In the q. s. iu.uigatiou sta.
tluD.
Harvey was fired trum thr police
force following "a hijnrkiug episode
az lBkota Beach IN 1880 Tor "a
while he was reported ono Of the
chief ucutcnanb Ia the Olmstcd
sang. Later he went into so.calicd
independent rum smuggling. be.
c1uIiur 90 rumore.
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Are You Weak and Nervous :
No Appetite? Cough?
rhi, Woman Tell, Her Experience

TACOMA. Wash. - Or Pierce
Favorite Prescription and Golden
Medical Discovery were recommend.
ed TO me when I was in a weak.
ened condition. was suffering
from feminine weaknesses aud had
a bad cough. ! got so weak and IN
that ! could not do my work.
lost flesh and had no desire for food.
The Favorite Prescription and the
Golden Medical Discovery acted up
on my entire system in such way
that / began TO mend and was soon
on my feet again.
Il never thought there was
medicine in the world that could
make such a sick woman as / wins
strong and healthy again. l think
IL only right everyone should know
what the Prescription and Dis
covery have done for me."-Mrs
Bessie b. Ronald, 1926 East G St
All druggists. Tablets or LIQUID
send l0c TO DR.. Pierce's Invallds
Hotel. Buffalo. y Y. for trial pkg
Advertisement.
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Arrivals and Departures

Arrived fHr fa.s.r EErrad8 from
Iarau % H r. Hr Sd uafra from
faa AHarI.H 200 ego a. u. mr Gs.rfH from
iaHHHrs STA port. aH o. n. sfr Emma
Alexander from Tasana 90 s..g o. n1. Ffr
'apf a B.. LH-aH from San raHrI-r1 o.
1880 a w. Ian. n--Hrr F.gagaEar from
Sound and Do. g. ports af no o.. m. Or
ontario from Tacoma Er d. m sr
Geo r.. piraH from Tacoma HfE.T1r m
rfr Hm- 8 mckinney from Eaf1agra
VIA porte ai U.s or IaTrafa Tar#
from Tacoma ~ 8 m.. ctr LCH11a fu.
porter from Lgalr vie ports a. Tt19
H.- or AIatEa from AIaaEH az fss d.
r.. Hu IsHHu from TIrsua af Q. Fn.
sailed Jan. TO- arr usyl~HraHn fa
loo Angeles via can Trrur.rr1 AZ rar.
~ Alameda fgr AlaHEH ~ e. a.. Hfr
Eioi f3r Hamburg STA ports ~ Sc
F'T 6aEaaahGr Tor EFa T9rE ViH Baltic
az s.ls q. u- o. d o. urIIa f9r
Fort Casey "a r.. w jan. E-Hfr Ter.
on Tor Boston sic ports aI e. ~. o.
Emma Alexander Tor Tacoma Az q. r
Ftr . LgrkrrharH Tor SaE Orleans wa
porte o. b. on.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-10
WHO WANTS THIS
CHAP FOh COMPANY

WHO WANTS THIS
CHAP FOh COMPANY?
Dear Miss Grey: A. n very
last resort. am appealing to
you. Ny husband has left me
because Will not adopt our 1T
tie son. IL months old. I am
looking for work, but II h i'm.
possible for me TO support both
Of us for a while. ] cannot bear
20 part with him forever.
DO you know Of some child.
less couple, or some one whose
family Is grown, who would Ike
my little son for company lie
j. really a wonderful shild--l
am not saying this simply be-
cause am his mother. \ NUM-
Ser Of physicians have comment
ed upon his extraordinary looks
and brightness and physique.
am writing this in hopes
that you can help me in this
bitter hour.
Sincerely,
4 MOTHER.
This little chap i splendid
fellow. His parents arc Amer.
can and certainly hope some
one viii read this who can and
will fake him for awhile. The
mother cannot pay for his keep.
but lie would be good company
for anyone who loves children.
I have the little mothers name
and address.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-10
SUFFERED after
Birth or BABY
Trouble Caused by Getting
Up Too Soon. Relieved by
Taking Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Talcvillc, NewYork. q thought it
would interest you toknow what bene-

fit | have derived
from taking your
medicine. A few
of my third child !
got up too quick.
Then just before
my fifth child was
bern | had inflam-
maticnof the blad-
der and displace-
ment. Seeingyo
.I.iyprnool Eng
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-10

Here's a nice. long puzzle 10 last
you over sunday. folks There are
20 strange OF wild words within ii
squares. and for story making "
holds vaft range u possibilities
With such combinations 90 soldiers,
tents and gin. or. on the other hand
Iris. raiu and robins. YOU can sec
the field t. almost ilmiilcN. Come
on In. and 90 your stun we're g..
pcctiiux a banner mail ou'tdiH one'
Winners fos last Monday. with
their storis fniios.
This one. altho well admit the ittlc
h. more or lees misleading vs arv
going 10 uamo
THE FATAL ENGAGEMENT
By 3, j. Fritz. ifJi Evanston ave,
Seattle.
Among The late ARRIVALS at a
quaint old village inn.
Was a pugillstic eoi0red boy. by
uamo. Big BILL Finn;
And DUE 10 diRE threats "a upsy
night clerk handed out.
\ scrap cnsuEd between the two.
that still il talked about.
We saw n look OF WOE come sieali.
ing Ger Blirs dusky brow.
Ana sec. his HUGE frame ircmblcs
SO. he's getting angry now.
The night clerk saw and WHEELED
10 fy ~ Bill came closer In.
But. BISGOl Big Bnl landed one on
his opponents chin.
End OF Round onsi
The night clerk GAspcd tthey always
dol. then he arose 10 state.
when get soBERED up. you bum.
TN bust your knky PATE"
Il like your line OF BUNK" says
BIZ. you talk Ike you was sore"
The night clerk somewhat NBTtlsd.
sAPped BIZ for count Of four
End 81 Round Two
Bin Jumped UP with a "A bunch Of
SCATTERING blows all Wild but
one.
II closed the night clerks WEATHER
eye. but round he quickly spun,
And with his other eye he cast his
FOE a look Of nate
And ere this round was DER. Bill
took the count-this time twas
eight.
end Of Round Three
ON went the battle round by round,
tho once It's SAD TO tell.
guI tripped upon a SLAB and skin
ned his shins-lt hurts like-woll
Eyt for the sake Of BREVfTY. as
writers OFTEN say.
ri state the fight went 'levcn rounds
ere Bill was laid away.
Now here's a word dts AESl I'm not
quite sure about,
II might be something spicy, 30 III
leave 1T out.
But anyway. that night, Bin Finn.
his MUG shy ONE eye TOO.
was laid 10 rest on an OAKcn bed by
an undertsksr's crew:
While a ciERGyman. helping to
SPAN his GGRTh for the size OF
the coffin door.
Said he heard BIZ say, thru his
CRASHING teeth,
80 peter. my shins are sore.
This one is entitled
DIPLOMACY
rs Cecilia Phillips. Apt 30. 1920 18th
Ave. Seattle. Wash.
Among ARRIVALS BILL was DUE.
And waiting there with IRE was
SUE.
20. thAT's the man who caused my
WOE,
uis HUG and kiss upset me so.
/ Married him: now like an EEL
That has BIN" GASsed II how
feel
It's sOBERED me to find my mate
wears a toupec upon his PATEi
I'm sorry that We ever met,
For he's the BUNK. and could NET
A vastly better SAP than Bill
/ ri show him UP. indeed / will.
III SCATTER him! Why did WED
This Rogulsh FOE with naught DER
head!
II makes me SAD to think that he
whose SLAB-llke forehead's BREW
ITY
Seemed TO uphold such bounteoui
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-10

HORIZONTAL
Marks used 40 end sentences
lone who tights lur public
cause
a. Ions. narrow opening
ltH-ENtrrnai
ts-ru wander
Ito chang,
10 Negative adNrIb
Pence doors
ei-uu- who DO affcrt-iiy smart
scandinavian legend
"a small Pacific island tree % liY
% Wound win a pointed weapon.
rocked
I0=Igture
Persons who sort
st-Enormous bird in Persian folk
tales
Co. scan pAEr.
So They mako a lot o. noise iu cir
Gus tents
tE=N canvas or cloth house
a9--lutHAieH ting arluk.
go small sp~ck
tt-Pau ~ the foot
i.-AuythlnE canEraird bS freezing,
ti=-Ftacr Tor sacred offerings
e. Noble. diEuincd poems
ts-Conjuneiiou
se-AdoFnct wilma plume.
aE=FiNrd
3G-lu this manner
sf-StFik~H gently
ss-rbsy adosn Ibs side u folks
heads
5T=urhoid
sk=-Fhrt uf the eye
CO. Failing water
81 Early spring bird
sf=-N sraiulty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-10
EGG PRICES ARE
UNCHANGED
California and Oregon
Onions Are Higher

ha change urrr reported 600 'hs
dairy market Saturday aEfHH eggs
continued finn The receipts cone
f'nur Co. falI or due fH surfaIIad
production caused by rHs recent cold
weather
A HIIEHE Increase EnH recorded BOO
Tho onion market SATURDAY.. thr tgp
price ON both ore EuH AMI California
per frst
The livestock market continued
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on this one subject
please help me. I am almost sick
from worrying about her.
a MOTHER.
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and this one

And this ono
a VICTORY FOB ALA
By Mrs. r. L. Matthews. 1919 i4th
ave. Seattle
Tho new ARRIVALS we're BILL
"a At tho hotel much overDUE. and
UREA from their strenuous journey.
sister SUE was az WOE "a her
swceiic wan not there 90 HCG her,
and so forth,
Ma was telling poorly and was
Binding herself together for fear OF
another GAS attack. Pa was not
soHERED NJ enough to realize the
situation. 10 Ma cracked him on his
shiny PATE for sim having n BUN
on. IN was on NETtles In an In
slant. and demanded what SAP had
UP and SCATTERED the siars?"
we nre sour FOES and hit YOU
DER the head. be Il SAD but true. 3"
snid ma. ~ SLAB Tor you. Mn, and
BREvtTY Of life unless sou hay otfa
me. even n you arc Htill OF Tender
axe and Aesthetic"
That iCY look. 1T makes me want
10 crack you In the MUG ONE, TO
either Cloak sou or make you
emERGs from your coma, said Mr.
20 Pa. No sooner said. than n PAN.
cake GIFTED from somewhere and
reached smashing goal in Pas face.
leaving him CRASHING his teeth
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Alaska Vessels

EETCIUKAN Sailed. Jan. Str Ad-
miraI Rogers. sguthbouud az midnight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-10
rrIe,. 900 MhsI..aI, DtaI.r,
,nnE AN CnEAM

Mia -Cwt. fob, Seattle supply I'll
D, % ~. C1udsusofy ....ss.s -.
sweet Cream. T. Co. o. station -GI
Quotations D., AIiilg Distribat orr Assn
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Now nEAp cAEEF1-LLY.


The star gives three daily prizes
Of 81 each for the three best stories
built on the correct solution OF the
daily crossword puzzle. Answers
should reach Tho Star within the
fourth day after publication OF
puzzle
HOW TO WIN:
FIJI in the above puzzle in the
usual way. then write n short story
containing every HORIZONTAL
word in the puzzle, in the order in
which II ls numbered. Each hori.
zontal can DO used as IL is or az
suffix. prefix or in the middle of
another word. You may Ignore all
onc.lettcr words. II you wish. I'm.
dcrscore all horizontals. or capital
izc them.
The answer TO today's puzzle. with
prlze.winning stories. will appear
next Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-10

shares
OF halrut5 charm has but TEN
hair.'
This MAESTRO gets the icy mIit,
And I'm the one 20 present TT
Upon biz MUG I'li pl4cc ONE swat
To make him woNdsr what be xot'
Now here he comes. dcSeiiful bloke-
our heroine prepares to SOAK.
Riil Wtd. "o5 an that ! have seen.
You arr tho wonder Eirl, tho queen
You are 80 beautiful ms prize
Upon which. ERGO. sues wild eyes
Grow soft. md Bll she did no' PAN.
But with her arms she GIRT the
man.
And CRASHING teeth were quiet.
while
She gave her 18Th a loving smns.
Now men. l think sou cannot fail
To find the moral OF this tale
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-10

III klN ~
JAS 10
ttrst High flas
90 a De-. o.
first fsa Tide
second iilEa IIdr
D. I, EH Or
-sruud 20 THds
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WANT Figures on house. ga
rage and driveway complete, la
Dor or whole contract. zig Hoge
Bldg. Annex.
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ShipNews
in Seattle


80 hiIAT
JAN A.
fIrst IiIzb Tids
ttFat Los Tide
E 10 ~ n
second nigh Ttdg
40 100 n
second Los Tide
VI
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D : MALE HELP WANTED

8 MEN wanted 70 work on our So
o00-acre California ranch: also
men to cut wood ut Cathcsrt. But
all must buy land Mt Cathcart
and pay down 800. Moro car
penterH wanted at Cathcart soon
as now highway ls finished. See
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LOST AND FOUND

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each side. saturday afternoon at
Or near -PCtrrFuu's Liber-
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NJ Fiano tauFht Brin's. SOC Finc
SITUATION-FEMALE

MIDpLf-AGEp woman with one
child. place as housokccper IN
small family Mrs n. Becker.
~ u 1 MIrkrrlhnm NNnah
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STORIES. poems. plays. etc. arc
wanted for publication. submit
Mss. or write Literary Bureau.
giE. Hannibal. Mo.
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YOt ME WANTED - Government
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coaching lrEsorF free Write Inn
msdiRtrly Frunkliu Institute.
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I FEMALE HELP WANTED

MARcELLERs z uA1RDREsSEDs
earn us 90 S3s weekly. and the de-
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teach you how IN few weeks and
assist you To- a position.
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MA in-27st
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t1gs woodland pnF.g ave
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-15
Tankers Break
World Records

st. Augustine. Fla. Feb. 14.-Miss
Agnes Geraghty in winning the ZOO
yard breast stroke today in the ma
tional swimming meet here, broke her
former worlds record, covering the
distance in 81. Her former time was
made at Orange. y. j.. last October in
80 Is.
Martha Norelius, in winning the
2o0-yard free style event, also estab-
lished a ne wworld's record. finish
ing in 2:29 Is. The former record of
2:32 As was made by Charlotte Boyle
in 1921 at Brighton.
In the second heat OF the medley,
caril Nelson esta blshed new rec
ord. covering the 800 yards in
4:37 2-5. The former record was
made by Frances Schroth, time,
50 Is. Miss Sehroth was eliminated
today in the first OF the medley.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-15
Spring Football Practice Starts
at University of Nebraska This Week

Bearg will bring some Illinois men
here with him are denied at the Uni
versity Of Nebraska.
Husker football men are getting
good training at the present time.
many Of them being on the cinder
track and in the wrestling and box
ing bouts. Coach Schultz contends
that there Is no training better than
track work. The way Ed Weir Is
going over the hurdles should make
him a better tackle this year than
he has ever been. "Choppy" Rhodes
is going some at track and is develop
ing more speed right along. Frank
Daley is another speed man and A.
Mandery is no slouch when it comes
to digging up the cinder path. The
track work. wrestling and boxing is
preliminary training and Coach Bearg
will get them out in actual football
work as soon as the weather permits.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-15
Ruth Resumes
Intensive Work

Hot Springs, Ark, Feb. 14.-Babe
Ruth resumed an intensive but some
what less sertnuous training routine
today after having spent the greater
part of yesterday in bed as the result
Of painful wrench of the back suf-
fered during an early morning jog
over the mountain drives.
The slugger's alarm at sudden
crack near his spinal column was al
leviated by a masseur, who pro-
nounced the injury of no serious con-
sequence. Ruth was trying to run
off the effects Of bad cold when his
expansive form. heavily encased In
mustard plasters and sweaters. col
lapsed on the roadway. He was as
sisted to his hotel by companions.
Ruth has removed 13 pounds of ex-
cess weight since his arrival in Hot
Springs and now weighs approx.
mately 232 pounds.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-15
TO BAR
JACK JOHNSON

Moline, ILL.,. Feb. 13.-Jack John
son. former heavyweight boxing
Champion will not be permitted to
give an exhibition In Moline. Chief
Ben Dejaeger of Moline police and
Sheriff C. S. Edwards announced to.
day.
Johnson was scheduled to appear In
an exhibition here tomorrow. The
entire show was prohibited.
Sheriff Edwards said that the order
was issued because the Illinois law
prohibits prize fighting.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-15
Race.

in shape for the event. 1t is prob
able, however, that Coach Schultz will
take but eight men to the Illinois
relays.
Among these will be Locke, Weir
and Lewis, without doubt. Lewis is
stepping a good half-mile. He now
holds the record on the new varsity
indoor track for the 880-yard event.
200 3-5, made few days ago. Cap
tain Everett Critics is running fast
440-yard dash, making it on the in
door cinder path at 81 1-10.
Coach Schultz also wants to take
a good miller to the Illinois relays.
Paul Zimmerman of University Place
Is the fastest man on the track in
that event at the Husker camp so far.
Mccartney is running him a close Sec
ond.
Ed Weir is developing rapidly in
the high hurdles and his performance
at Kansas City when he pressed Ivan
Riley of the Illinois Athletic club
when he set the new world record of
:O6 2-5, shows that Weir is a hurdler
which he enters. "Choppy" Rhodes
and Frank Daley, the Alliance lad.
are both doing the hurdles in good
time. Rhodes has been surprising
track fans in the way he steps over
. the low timbers.
The Huske -..I are much strong
er i'm the track events than in the
field, events. Kriemelmeyer, the big
shotputter, is developing but is not
now making mark that will win first
place at the coming track meets.
There has been no phenomenal high
jumping i'm the HuslSer tryOuts, but
Rhodes, Gleason and Wirsiz ire max
ing a good showing i'm the pole vault.
Gleason was pulled out of the event
at the Kansas City indoor meet on
account of bad knee. Gleason had
been making about the best showing
i'm the pole event, with Wirsig
close second. Rhodes is about the
best bet i'm the broad jump but has
broken no records.
Coach Schultz has been putting on
an inter-fraternity track meet during
the week and 81 fraternities have
been represented. In the 50-yard
event about so sprinters were out.
There was a surprising number of
runners of considerable ability and
among the big list Schultz may un-
cover some unknown track men.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-15
Denies Report Hutchinson
Will Coach at Iowa

Iowa City. Ia. Feb. 14.-Dr. Paul
e. Betting emphatically denied re-
ports issuing from st. Paul that
Myron Hutchinson. star tennis player.
had been engaged to coach the Uni
versity of Iowa tennis team this
year.
Hawkeye officials declared that
Hutchinson Is entirely unknown to
them. They stated that no negotia-
tions have been made to secure a
new coach. Il. G.. Schroeder, director
Of minor athletics. declared Iowa
State college might have been meant
by the report.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-15
Baseball Pool
Found in Indiana

New York. Feb. 14.-Word comes
from indianapolis that the federal
grand jury is preparing to indict sew
eral agents of one of the biggest base
ball pools operated In this country.
From evidence obtained by detectives
in the employ of the American league,
tis pool is believed TO be a geantie
swindle. directed from headquarters
in this city.
The detectives recently obtained a
long list OF persons said to have won
various sums in the pools, but in
every instance the names and ad-
dresses were found to be fictitious.
proving that the pool sellers had
pocketed practically all the money
paid by the dupes for supposed
chances.