People’s Forum(Bdltor*a Note)—The Tribune wot-eomos letters on subjects of Interest Letters dealing with controversial religious subjects, which stuck individuals unfairly, or which offend good taste and fair play will be returned to the writers All letters MUST be signed. If you wish to use a pseudonym, sign tho pseudonym first and your own name beneath It We will respect such reguests We reserve the right to delete such parts of letters as may bo necessary to conform to this policy and to require publication of a writers name whore justice and fair play make It advlsablsFOB NON-TAYING FANS Editor, Tribune:May X enter a note of protest to ou committee in charge of the new baseball park.On June 3rd X was a spectator of the two games between our team and the House of David. We came during the seoond half of the first inning and had to take what seats were left in the grand stand, and they happened to be on the top row in the stand where we had just as good a view to the north as the south and included the Northern Pacific Railway tracks.There were, I should Judge, between 80 and 100 spectators on the tracks, standing in the drimling rain, seemingly enjoying what little they could see of the game. About the 2nd or 3rd inning, they were literally driven from the tracks. They were not allowed to LOOK at the ball game because they couldnt afford the admission charge. I personally felt humiliated. X regretted having paid my money to such an unaportsmanly organisation. Whey were these poor