The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-10

condif cfas unfavoraoie for Il record break
TX l.erf2rmanee. There Is 10 other n Ire
racine Northwest ~ n: class He i no.
3hiy i'oie Y8uiter. but runner hurdler
aH1 jumper IN any Ole % these events re
ed@i Go sstter than an average performance
IS afni5tics "a in tass part ~ The eoun-
KY III ne Tere 20 su@rst 4 summer tr two
q frsFsrs island y Y ne y, gin give
sore OF the New York athletic cI4os' qick-J
starr har1 rub. Palnae:'s S4ccezs does
NJ co'.s alone from his pEgys.caI ability.
tis exercises as brain Fran close obss--
|Al4oh OF Ills wo~k ! am satisfied t.at ne
tfanE letter f0r i cor.teef tlaa any otaer
man III the state. Eis ngules closely on
essfy poss De condition AMI makes a thor-
oNso STUDY Of fls opponents A. Portland
sVHfe OF ma opponents Gf6s-es5in1z'ec r IA
WINE ne had their m. assure nents exact
- atHiele VITO IS going asaias: Don Pa IL
point and then study il carefully.
IT IS renorted from Baltimore that B.ny
f.ar!e, the old SEATTLE "a sebai, catcne-
mas been cured of the morphine hsnit and
mat ~ wi.t play again n.xl season. Hs
rAHy friends IN the pac. DC Northwest will
only De TOO glad 70 believe tia. the vep0rs
Is true II II bard matter. however. &c
ehrci permanent cure after ons has De-
come welded 10 the !usi4lous drug The
victims desire "a be cured and for time
throw off the h4h.t but sooner or later Il
re~i3iF'ls them. Earle took morphine first as
a medicine II sotn had strong hold on
hin. ana the strens = % that hold he did
not know until ne tried 10 SHAKE IL 81
tie tailed IN MS effort ard went down
down. down, until Mcf;taw. OF the Ea}ti-
more baseball team. took him out ~ the
gutter and has done all n his power 10
reclaim him. IL Is sad 20 think that the
TWO grfafrs' cat'hers he ever PLAYED HaIi
in this pat OF the country fell 70 the depths
or the gutter The second instance was
KID" Baldwin, Heo caught tor Spokane
lie d.ed. practically an outcast, a vagrant
N('p' FAMPAr. who PLAYED right
~ field FIR the Seattle baseball ci,;h
IN 1896 asat!e the eatca tnst gave Gus kIope
another Old Pacific Northwest PLAYER The
opportunity 10 make ;he hit which gave
Kansas City The pennant in the Western
Association Campau dd fine work when
3e played mere and has followed ii up dur
ing me past two seasons. He is a good
example for other ball players to cory
amer. i remember him as right fielder for
the famous OLD Detroit team that first In
PRODUCED The Idea II batting pitchers out Of
the box every other day He Played right
field. and IL seemed to me thar he Was as
good in lS% he was In the days OF
DetToit's fame. The secret of his success
lies IN the fact that he takes good care
OF himself and recoga zes the principle tina
there Is such A thing being too much
Of good fellow.
TIE opan season for quail opens next Sat
urday and closes December l. THIS an
plies only 70 Western Washington. The
law says that quai. cannot he hunted or
killed east os the Cascade mountains before
October -. 1850. Quail thrive vel IN this
state and Z the game hogs and those who
usually pay no attention to game laws viii
be even half way decent the shooting viii
he good Ter years % come In many seq
TONS OF the country farmers and sp0rtsrnen
Keep an eye on the cond lions OF tho
Weather and II there il a cold SNAP or lack
OF food for the quail they feed them This
Is an easy matter to attend 10 because the
gamey little BIRDS are fond Of living near
the Ia citations Of man II would be Of gen
eral interest 10 sportsInen TO know now the
Thurston county sportsu1en Jared In their
effort TO propagate the ye7oine Bob Whites
W HEN used to hear people talk about
w the big trout In the Sk0komish
river" sail w RI. Morris. Yesterday. Il
thought that they wee going Il a little
strong. have changed NY mind now and
ara ready 70 believe any story about that
wonderful river. When I was IN the Lake