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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
DROP CASH into
TRAPS WINKED
AT BY COPS
Star Reporter Watches as
Slot Machines Spin
KIDS HAVE NO CHANCE
Chief Says Mayoralty Sane
ton Causes Grief
By John w. Nelsnn


.ILTHlLE Seattle police wink
w slyly as they pass, or
look the other way, scores OF
gambling devices are in oper-
alton in Seattle stores, Turing
school children into gambling
habits and their pennies into
.the pockets of the UNI
scrupulous operators.
Slot machines. punch boards. 40
called ''trndr" boards. and other de-
vices arc openly opcnted in fla.
grant violation o. city statutes and
gambling laws.
Such operators nrc not content
20 ply their trade with men Gus
toners. bat in many Instances that
have been investigated By The star.
boys of school agc waste their
uiekels earned thru selling papers
or other jobs. In tho devices OF
tho gamblers.
NfAtN ttt#fs hAAsAt NA FtFfRTlk 1saNtH-
bell. 1906 18th ave. s.. was called
TO the attention OF Tho star when
the boys parents complained that
he had been spending all his earn.
ings from selling papers in a gam
bling device.
Herbert is 10. He is small for hts
ago and looks Ike n lad OF II. Not
only is Herbert encouraged TO play
the slot machine IN Japanese gro.
Gerry and market stall in the Pine
Street Public Market annex. but nc
also is permitted TO punch boards on
which the prize Is box OF cigars.
Another board has candy prizes.
The japanese operator Of the
gambling devices encourages the
boys to spend their money by
buying back the trade checks,
three for dime.
but he won't sell us three
Turn to Page IL. Column u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
Ever Get Paid for Being Courteous?

Let's show the public during
Courtesy Week, The Star said,
that the public employees ARE
courteous. And we hit upon
this idea:
Prizes will bc offered at the
end Of the week to the men and
women who write letters dc.
scriblng tho most commcndable
act OF courtesy witnessed dur
ing The week on the part OF
nny public cmployc, And, when
the letters are ali in, capital
prize VIII be paid to the city,
county or federal omployo In
KIM county, who stands out as
the most courteous public ON.
ploye during the week, MS ind.
Gated by these letters.
no letter must exceed 90
words In length. They must be
mailed TO Leroy V. johnson,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20

NEXT week Is Courtesy
IN Week" proclaimed so by
the mayor.
The setting aside OF these
seven Gays Is supposed 70 put
the THANK, You Ma'am' and
Excuse IT, Please" idea into
the minds OF everybody. IN the
course Of regular business
Courtesy Week" gave The
Star an idcn.
Public employees for years
have been frowned upon aud
berated and rldiculcd for the
belief that exists, that most
OF them arc discourtoous. The
conductor is made the butt Of
many n story. The unbonding
policeman comes in for many
an uncharitable tale, The in
dolont clerk at city hall gets
many q mental scoldlng.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
Canada Associations
Fighting Orientals

VANCOUVER, b. c.. March 90
While the Native Sons OF Canada
and many allied organizations are
lining up TO exclude orientals from
the dominion, Japanese also are
organizing TO retain their holdings
and right to work in Canada. The
Orientals are circulating literature
in support OF their position The
Native Sons claim to have 20 other
organizations backing them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
School Children Victinized!
"GET THE BROWN
DERBY" Is CRY
OF POOR SELLER

CELL car or wear the brown
y derby!
In other words. do your stuff
or parade the ounces cap.
William o, Mckay. one Of Seat.
ties best known Ford dealers. BE.
llcyes that each dny a salesman
can sell something in Ford
agency. Hes proving his belief
nearly 100 per cent since insti.
tuting tho brown derby penalty.
II man does not put over some
sort Of a salc today he wears the
brown derby tomorrow.
And. believe me. chofties vii.
liam. after a day with the ruNsoi
iid on. he sure makes sale the
day after
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
Thugs Crack Safe
in Renton Agency

Yeggmen Thursday night crack.
cd the safe OF the Clark Brothers
Ford agency on the outskirts OF
North Rcnton and escaped with
about 800. according to a messagc
from Police chief Peter Dullihant
TO the King county shoriffs office.
The agency opened for busincss last
Saturday night
Dullihant told Deputy Sheriff
Harry Ajax that The ycggs had
partly wrecked the safe with an
explosive and then had hammered
the combination from the doors to
obtain tho money. Tho robbery was
not discovered until after they had
disappeared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
Sadelaghts
on Cyclone
BY UNITED PRESS


DR. a. r., CARTER of Murphys-
- boro lost his medicine kit and
hat when they We're blown from a
patients home Wednesday. They
were recovered 10 miles away. Let
ters and pamphlets from Murphys-
boro have been picked up Go miles
away,
A motor car protruding thru the
roof of garage is one Of the freak
scenes ut Murphysboro.
Near West Frankfort two-by-
four was blown thru u thick tree
trunk
Attic badly wrecked, st, Andrews
hospital handled half of the injured
at Murphysboro, Patients were
cared for in the boiler room, stock
and feed store rooms. halls. wash
rooms and on the stairways.
At Dc Soto church was de.
molshed while the rcctory closely
adjoining, escaped
Turn TO Page 10, Column O.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
TOWN is HOLE
OF DESTRUCTION

This was done TO prevent a panic.
rescue directors said.
Despite contrary reports, no dis
ease has broken out here. A supply
OF serum has been brought here as
a precautionary measure.
This town is a hole Of destruction.
Fully one.half Of the city has been
swept away. either by the late
Wednesday cyclone or the subse.
quent fire, which burned for more
than "a hours.
Former residences are in sticks
and ground.up stone and brick.
Business buildings are in heaps. Mo.
tor cars are tangled bits OF iron and
machinery.
It is into this mess that rescue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
BY ROBERT t. LOUGHRAN

MURPHYSBoRo, H., March co.
A'I A food hortage has developed
here.
This morning relief workers called
n meeting OF the various relief or
CARNATIONS in an effort to alleviate
the situation. Gov. Len Small, Di.
rector Reeder OF the Red Cross and
others viii be in attendance.
Almost impossible roads handicap
the efforts OF nearby towns to get
food TO the sufferers and to the
workers in the storm.rocked village.
Another precautionary measure
taken this morning was the request
that all five banks remain closed
until reconstruction work is we'll un.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
EXTRA. EXTRA. sALLY'S
BROTHER ALSO MISSING.

! wonder what's become OF HALEY.
That old pal of mines
The moonshinr's vanished from our
alley.
gnce thai night that they
Carried him away:
McNcifs or county Jail.
Wherever Inc may be.
VI he can't get away.
Please acnd his recipe.
There's others here that long for
Haiies.
That old pal of mine.
N. y. ID.
An old.timer Is emo who Fcmcm.
bera the answer 70 tho canundrum.
What Is the difference between
free silver and free luncliT
Auswer. Free silver is Is 70 /
and free lunch Is II 60 l.
Under TIC spreading chestnut tree.
The riiiaer smifhg stands.
The smith. q trealfhp man - nc.
ne olcns three hot dog stands.
Iutcrurban buses arc to bc painted
Gray Why not paint
IN Eddie Brown"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
ACTRESS EXPECTS sToRR

HOLLYWOOD. March 20. - Tho
stork is scheduled to visit the home
Of Enid Bennett screen star. within
tho next few days. Announcement
Of tho expected arrival was made 10.
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20

Howtly, folks, March came In
Ike lion. but now look at the
Quadrupcd,
Our heart almost broke this morn,
ing when Ii, Geo Gee up and called
Us paragrafter
A real tough gsV
Is Eilah BoHss
He fiSAis hke heck
on fhc telephone.
A Chicago judge has doubled the
fines for wife beating.
Well. 1t is only fair that We
should pay Tor our pleasures.
Added Axiom. An ounce OF pre-,
yention Is worth a pound on the
nose.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
Action!

A~AsV PARIS, March 2O.-A riot in which
AClI0TgL ~ deputies Of the right and left
wings engaged in fierce fist fight,
broke out in the chamber Of deputies today II oc-
Cured while Premier Herriot was answering ques-
ton about the recent school strike manifesto The
fight was stopped only when the session was sum
marily adjourned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
Tear!

wOo~V Mrs Bonnie Plautz, of 81 Fifth ave- N,
lEnII asked n divorce Friday that her husband
may marry the new woman of his choice.
she says she married Plautz in 1922 but left him in
1924 at Everett where he is employed and now after
her husband told her,sf his love for another wants
a diyorcato clear the way for him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20

N~.~gV Did you fill your tank Wednesday and
VTBIfIL Thursday? II you didn't you lose the
one-cent gallon drop in gas prices put
into effect Tuesday by General and Associated, and
followed by other companies except the Standard
For Friday the price again went back to 70 cents
a gallon. Why? That's the rub! Nobody kSows
or will tell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
WON AN HANGS
HERSELF IN
JAIL CELL
Is Arrested After Man Be-
comes Suspicious Of Poison
DOG KILLED BY FOOD
Rancher Tells OF Events at
Home Leading to Tragedy

Mrs. DELLA HANNAH BuOYE.
wi 4o.ycar-old diyorecc. said to
have been living NJ the homo OF
Daniel silis. 40. Kent poultry ranch.
er. hanged herself in the Kent city
jail late Thursday. shortly after her
arrest on charges OF attempting 20
poison sill,
sura collie dog died three minutes
after eating food she had prepared
for Sill. aud caused suspicion which
led sili TO iaku her 10 Kent. whrre
She was turned over to Town Mar.
shat Fred Grant
She tore strips of caayRA from Err
cell cot and nensrd hsreclf white
Deputy shorifts Joe Hi and IA
Hughes were questioning sIIi. who
had returned 90 his home. on the
Black Diamond road. six mllca cast
Of Ken,
Deputy Coroner Chl,,cnden will
hold an iuqncat ~ the case.
SILL TELLS STORY
To DEPUTIES
SIN told tho deputies that he met
Mrs. Huoyc NJ tho old prcamlaud
dance hall here seven years ago
They moved out ON tho 20-scre
chicken farm four years ago. and
made an agreement that whenever
ono or both became dissatisfied. they
would separate.
But We were unable 10 agree on
a property division" ne told the OF.
ficors. we quarrclsd, and then she
tried 10 poison me. didn't like the
taste. and refused 10 cat Il.
Wednesday she went 10 Kent and
tried TO raise an $500 loan on tho
place. ( refused TO agree. When I
came In from work at noon Thurs.
day she had already eaten. There
were some potatoes and meat in the
warming oven. They tasted queer
and she said she had spilled salt
on them. threw the food 10 the
dog. and he died after eating H."
TOOK WOMAN TO
CITY JAIL
SIN Immediately brought Mrs.
Buoye to the Kent Jail. where she
hanged herself with canvas torn from
Il cell cot shortly after n farewell
Turn to Page 10. Column u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
THEATRICAL NOTE

LII Gee Gee says that ''Sancho
Panza," the play in which Otis
Skinner comes TO the Metropolitan
Monday. Is n dramatifaiion of the
famous novel. "Don Coyote"
Plumber sues for Lost Love-
Headline.
Maybe nc left It at the shop.
Lives Of n1ppcrs Oft rcmind Us
Styles are brit and getting
bricfcr;
Short skirts are rrrcaIing drum
sticks
Clothed ia SILT hose thia as ether.
IN. Brckert
sss
LlT Gee Gees sweetic says that
face powder never tastes as good as
Il smells.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
NORTH BROADWAY

NORTH BROADWAY
$500 buys n might fine homo
with n view OF Lake Union,
Lake Washington. ami full
sweep Of ,the mountains. 1t is
situated on double corner
COMES, with all the streets
paved and paid. This is a we'll
constructed home. II has on
trance hall, large light living
room with fireplace. well-pro-
portioncd dining room. good
kitchen, and breakfast room on
first floor; and four bedrooms,
bath and sewing room on sec
cnd floor. II has a large con-
crete basement with a good
furnace and laundry. large
double garage on paved street.
Turn TO tho Want Ad Col.
umns and zee who is offering
this place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20

,laV Pixies Peak is the latest acquisition
Au&IIUIII to the Pacific Northwest playground.
A~s~~A6" please send me Information about
Seattle, Pixies Peak and other nearby points of in
tereSt' wrote san Antonio, Texas schoolboy to the
Chamber of Commerce in letter received Friday
I'VE want to leau,smore about that pa,t of the
country
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
TODAYS
WANT ADS

VIII help YOU to pick out a
good home and one for real
value.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
HUNGER IN STORM WAKE +!
Toll of
Cyclone

Ky UNITED PRESS
fTHE casualty list In the tornado.
l. death districts nj noon showed:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
w DIARY

fAarCh 1gB
Up betimss. and 10 cooking an omslet
IN the waffle iron, my wye doth.
md did do II bandily, too. albeit some
~ IL did stIcxe. 10 early 20 tho office,
and greatly surprike all about me by my
aincriiy. And would have finished early,
bot IL. Ellington did try TO sell me In
snranes against accident, hut when he
did learn ] was addicted to pUns. did
give me up as % bad risk. pUnsters do
frequently meet with violent deaths, al
hrlt they be sturdy race. and hard TO
XII. 80 10 home. md 70 playing fiddle
winks With Little Homer Brew, Jr., and
did beat him two games, and 40 early
TO bed, and this hath been pleasant
day In scotb.
The difference between n sign.
painter and an artist IL that the
l-aign.painter eats
There icas n vopng man Bamed
HcNiskB ~
Who mndc biEs chicf dici corn
Wiistys
Bpi 5Gd 10 recall
'Ttrds rood alcohol.
And the "UhiskV made McMiskv
less IriskDi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20

= a man imagines he has pretty
good education until he has small
boy in school who wants him to
help him with his arithmetic prob
lens.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20

Totals e.. .... eH 800 a.o5s
'Died in hospitals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20
ABIGAIL APPLEsAUCE SAYS:

Old silss Grump, the sage OF
Pumpkin Hollow, says: 'Prohibi-
ton has broken me OF one bad
habit. Not since the Yolstead act
went into effect have ] forgotten
and left my umbrella hanging on n
bar"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-20

The difference between n sign.
painter and an artist IL that the
alpu. uaiuter apts
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-17

Todo Ell mundo sabe que no hay
NADIA mejor que el aceite puro de
higado de bacalao; pero no el aceite
corriente cuyo nero aspecto es as
queroso y que Sc altera con el calor
desarreglando el estomago. Tome
usted el Bacalaol del DR.. Richards,
lei modo novisimo de tonar el ex-
ira puro inalterable aceite de hi
gado de bacalao en- tabletas azuca-
radas sin DIOR nj sabor Y que re-
sultados mas rapidos! Las personas
de peso anornalmente bajo aumen-
tan de S 6 libras en- poquisimas
semanas.
Un medico famoso ha dicho que el
Bacalaol debe tomarse durante todo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-17

e1 ano para obtener los mejores re-
sultados. Solarnente la parte buena
del aceite de 1igado de bacalao,-
la parte mas RIGA en- yitarninas,-
es la que compone el Bacalaol. Las
propiedades que tiene el aceite liqui-
do de desarreglar Ell estomago y de
alterarse con el calor quedan COM
pletamente elirninadas. Tome usted
el Bacalaol con toda con6anza du-
rante todo el ano.-fsbecialmente en-
el Verano. Para el estrehimiento
no hay NADIA nejor que los Laxo-
conhtes del DR.. Richards. algunos
de los cuales van en- todo frasco de
Baca1aol como muestra.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-17
CauSaS y Sintomas de En-
fermedadeS cue 81 lgHOTa-
das tienen IN DesenIace
Fatal

cAugAgs-Asetkmisn o peFaidA as Ice
gi6buies roies es Il sangEe, COMO Fetnl
ta6o ds 40 ataque De paludiamo. flebfsA
ARttamientg NeFv.ese. fnfegmedades GRO.
MEAS pFoiorgadaa peFeida De sangFe %
rperaeiones auiraE Zfeaa. paFtos. feszEre-
Rien uenntruaiea eetLidM4 general.
aT&I nMASs-- III cmtts pieFde 80 eoioT,
sorraaaSa. poneEe palide . delaeFado
Fsta I.aiid.s = aiaafiiirafa. Kxiste dshil
aad, respiFaefsa eefisienie. faifa &C ape
tito. Keanitaude 90 Nh dseaimiente 80
neral del slttema humano.
TnATAAftEHTo:- gi8hnios roles De
IL nangFH fe fumpnusn EElnripaimonie
a. haarro. eavo ssemeute - tndlspenas-
bic para eoneeFVaE eas eueEglas y fQEti,
fieaf 81 alstema; TONICo "BTRICH
NO FERRAn5'' ccnE4eue este elemeate
er fexma MAtmllahie. sxaeiamente en 10
mirmA forma aaimtea haliad4 en ioa gi6
hulos roles fs "a sangFe mAs puFa. aae
MS e oirea lngFedientes cue esttmu
lan los teliaea aal eneFpo y eapeeialmen'
- def nisfem4 nRrKfeao.
Al uafea t'sns cuaiqnleTa de essos sinto
mas. 30 FIERrA TtEMfO. DiFilass
HOY MIHA0 q an Hoticarie y ccmpre "
fFAsre Gsi IoGfco "BTn1ciih0 FE
NnAEat pFesErito ceuEtauteUfnte PCT
los esnecisiIatas mas emlneates. France
seq. AmeEieanea Alsmanea. Censaits .
"a meaico.
LoH0RocK PHARMAcAls 60.
t11 A7HNH1N 81. 81. ". q.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-17
Las Personals Delgadas, Debiles y
Desgastadas Necesitan en-
Seguida Algo que les Devuelva
la Salud.
Los Medicos Recetan sie1npre el Ba-
calaol del DR.. Richards, Espe-
cialmente Durante los
Meses Calurosos.
Ell BacaIaol no Sc Altera con Ell Calor.

Las personals dgdas debe desgastadas (cuyendo los nno
necesan toar ag para cobrar ud Pero
10 necetan nnedann-HOY N1ISMO-sin esperar legue
ell Otoho e Inverno Deben tonaro AHORA. tt<s
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-10-22
Economic Struggle
Called Peace Menace

Cambridge, Eng. Speaking on
Economic Disarmament" recently,
Sir Arthur Salter, director Of the
economic and finance section of the
League of Nations, said that of four
main causes Of war-dynastic, religi-
Gus, political and economic-the last
alone was likely to become continually
more serious. &Af
In the future, he said, the chief
pre-occupation of the bulk of mankind
would be struggle for the. means of
life. Monopolistic or even preferential
exploitation of supplies of rawg ma
terials might at any moment threaten
serious danger. The most danger
GUS word was coil" The INEVITABLE
struggle for markets he declared
would threaten peace in proportion
as the power of armed governments
was associated in the struggle, and
intervened to secure unequal, or pre-
ferential conditions proportfontte to
their strength.
If peace was to be preserved Sir
Arthur said, the armed power of
governments must be more and more
dissociated from the economic strug-
gle. Discriminating ana varying tar
ifs, used as a counterpart of general
foreign policy, meant playing with
fre. The main principles of economic
and commercial policy should be in
ternational.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-10-22
LAUNCH DRY DRIVE yE., :,
ON OLD BROADWAY
Prohibition Forces Launch Most Sweep
ing Drive of the Year. on Cab
arets On Broadway. :;

New York City Broadway
cabarets and supper clubs were the
objective today of the most sweeping
prohibition drive yet waged along the
famous thoroughfare. Thirty of the
best known night, resorts were served
with summons and complaint by MEM
bers of the United States district at
torney Buckner's staff.
Throughout last night and early to-
day the federal prosecutors men Wis
tied the all night places and left pa
pers requiring the owners to appear
in federal court to answer charges of
selling liquor.
Some of the places were off the
Great White Way, one being the Lii
do Venice, exclusive supper club in
East 53rd street near Fifth avenue.
Included in today's list of cabarets
and supper clubs were the El-Fey club
near Times Square; The Piping Rock
and the Game Cock restaurants east of
Fifth avenue; and the Half Moon and
the Hotsy Totsie in the Broadway dis
trict.
Mr.. Buckner today made known the
discovery that the Del-Ley club sup
piled its patrons with liquor through
a pipe connecting with another build
ing. Scotch, gin or champaign could
be obtained by turning a faucet, the
prosecutor said.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-10-22
Philippine School
Cost Grows Rapidly
Island Government Pays $685. Oe
to Run Thera During the
Year of 1924.

Manila - The annual report of
Vice Governor Eugene A. Gilmore, ex-
eficio secretary of, public instruction,
shows that the Philippine government
spent S7,336,O0O for public schools
during 1924, an increase Of $115,0O0
over the previous year.
There was a total enrolment of
/, f26,736 in the 7,746 schools in the
Philippines, the males numbering
674,232 and the females 49, O4. Dur
ing the year 26,339 teachers were en-
ployed, including 32e Americans
Discussing the private schools of the
Philippines, the report says:
"Much remains to be accomplished
in the improvement of the education
offered by private schools. The in
struction is too academic in character.
Industrial education, although it has
received greater attention than here
tofore by the authorities of the private
schools, still needs development. 1t
may be stated that one-half of the
schools do satisfactory industrial work,
one-fourth do the work fairly, and the
other fourth do nothing at all
zone Of the problems of the private
schools is found in the teaching staff.
Many excellent teachers are being
employed, but the majority do not
possess qualifications needed for eff
fcctive instruction due to the low
salaries and temporary employment
and the fact that the majority Of such
teachers are employed in other places"
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-10-22
World Series Spells
Divided by Winners

- gi i. z
Pittsburgh, Pa. "a The bat
tie over, the victory won, the, Pirates
have turned their attention tp sthe
dividing of the spoils. Each member
ofthe new champions receiving q full
share will become $500 the richer.
This is in comparison to the Senator'S;
who received $4,000 each. arc 4se
Members of the Pirates who were
with the club all year voted to give
Secretary Sam Waters and Coach of
Pitchers Jack Onslow full share.
Three other members of the club, late
corners will have to be content with
portion of share. The exact
amount of this has not been an
ncunced. The players thus affected
are "Red" Oldham, WHO pitched the
last inning of the final game; Fresco
Thompson, infelder, and George Haas,
outfelder
The second, third and fourth place
clubs of each league receive portion
of the players receipts and as re-
suit the Giants and Athletics, runners
up in the National and American
league respectively, will each divide
$4,000. The third place Reds and
Browns will split $4,000 each. and the
Tigers and Cardinals, who finished in
fourth place, will each be. rewarded
with $4,000.