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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19

doctor. only giving up the search
when satisfied uf it's further useless
ness and when compelled 10 return
10 settlement for food.
Whether br nrttinFer persisted ~
cold and hunger, while lpat, NJ
whether he met more violent death,
probably viii never be- known iie
was fully armed and well provision
"a when he started out from Dnw-
son ON hiH fatal pleasure trip.
Geo. o'Bncn has been given a pre-
llmiunry hen ring on the charge II
numbering ClayHan, Heifs and Olson
Re was bound over 90 appear be-
fore the territorial court.
Two muah~ru from Nome have arr
rived ia Dawson and bring a
doubtful report Of wholesale freea-
ing and death from exposure all
along the beach from Port Clarence
o. Council city. They say that over
900 deaths have resulted from rx-
pueure. and that half 81 the bodies
ARE not Inferred. az the ground n
30 hard that Il = impoHalble % dig
n grave.
Tha Dawson trail Is attn holding
out and probably will be In good
condition Tor few days.
~. Murray "a detective u Oakland,
Cal. PASSED through HkaEway April
r.. on his way - Dawson. where De
viii arreat Thaa. Mason Tor the muir
der of his wife and child in Oakland
several months ago. Mason IL now
living under an eHauned name and u
n prosperous elalfn owner. II Mur-
ray nuda his man be will return With
him over the ice
The city Of Seattle viii hastily
load a cargo - freight and viii leave
for Lynn canal points tonight. a
large number 81 passengers are now
booked who viii take passage Most
Alaska.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
ARGUMENTS FOR GAMBLERS
ARE NOT ALARMING LEAGUE
Cases Being Tried In Police Court TOday-An Array oil
Counsel for Defense-Law and Order People Smile.

whoever shall keep or maintain
my gambling house or room, or any
place where betting IA done within
the city for the purpose Of winning
money by chance: or whoever shall
procure or permit any persons TO
come together In any house. prem
bees or place occupied or owned by
him or her. OF under his or her con-
troll. for the purpose OF gaming or
winning money or anything or value.
by chance. or whoever shall. for tho
purpose of gaming, keep or permit
therein any gambling device what
ever for the purpose Of gaming, gam
bling or winning money or anything
Of value by chance, shall be puuish-
cd by a fine Of not more than $500,
or by imprisonment not exceeding
six months, or by both"
The above 70 section II or ordin-
ancc 1851. under which the prophet
ura OF Seattle public gambling houses
are being prosecuted IN the police
court today. The morning session
was devoted 10 arguments on the
part ~ attorneys for the gamblers.
n f. not unlikely that tho cases viii
be finished today.
The FIRST case called was that Of
the city Va. Dave Argyle, proprietor
Of the Totem club. That particular
defendant was represented by John
r. Dore, who, ms soon as court OPP
ancd. filed a demurrer 20 the COM
plant. He alleged that the COM
plant did not state facts sufficient 20
constitute any offense under the ord .
nance OF the city.
Tho substance Of Mr.. Dore's re-
marks were that the complaint
against Argyle did not state under
which one OF the three sections Of
ordinance b657 his client was to be
prosecuted. lie further stated that
he thought the complaint defective
inasmuch as It WIS not explicit In It's
charges. In addition Mr.. Dore took
occasion to comment on the fact
that the complaint was drawn by
Attorney Powell, an outsider, when
the city furnished an attorney for
the purpose OF looking after Its in
teraatA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
BOY KILLS
A SISTER

xH1DBr BLAND. April fS-By
&a-Whlle playing with n shot
- TIE saxhf year old son % J..
fr<w acridently DISCHARGED the
n&1c1. The charge u shot struck
= asfls ST ysaF Old sister In the
ss1
n rvpnrt n the gun attracted the
r-nftnr u the parents. and they
ssr-*t into THE yard 20 ascertain
= e11se q the shooting. They
.szut thsir young son tightly clasp
= i kir arms the motiouless form
4 ~ hahy sister. lie VAS sooblng.
nd 40 the mother rushed up. he
aaAf
m mamma. Il have killed poor
-. ! 9iaast mean 70 do Il. I
Alzt kr0w rapa's gun was load
~
A Physician was summoned. but
y esiid was dead. The whole top
K1e little ones head had been torn
tray.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19

q Attorney John T.. HUMPHREYS. rep
resentinR the proprietora Of the stan
dard club. referred 10 ordinance 1861
aH .dlglolnted, disconnected piece
OF writing lie argued that the
complaint against his client was very
weak The complain charges" said
Mr.. Humphriea, that the defendants
keep gambling room for the pur-
pose OF winning money by chance.
The ordinance prescribcs that n per-
son IL guilty n he keep n house where
betting In done for the purpose OF
winning money, II IL not alleged
Ia the complaint that betting was
done In the defendants house"
Attorney HUMPHREYS then devoted
some time In explaining why II was
no ofrenHe 10 have gambling furnl-
ture In ones possession.
In lawyers Office I'm Seattle"
said Mr.. HUMPHREYS, rs n poker
table. The attorney uses Il as a
writing table, therefore he IL not
guilty under the ordinance. II n
man has a faro table In his house
and uses II aa n dining table. the
court would not find him guilty und-
or the ordinance
At the conclusion OF Mr.. Hum
until after the routine city cases are
AllNth NHlN hlAttHbbus
Throughout the morning session,
President r.. l.. Blaine, OF the Seattle
Law and order league, and Attorney
Powell, listened with great interest
20 the proceedings and did not APP
pear to be In the least alarmed az the
result Of the lengthy speeches by the
attorneys for the proprletors Of the
gambling resorts. The opinion Of n
number OF disinterested attorneys
who were present, H. that the league
has sufficient evidence 60 warrant n
conviction. 1t ia understood that
the attorneys for the gamblers are
az present preparing for trial In the
superior court In case their clients
are found guilty by Judge George.
The Totem is represented by Attor-
ncy Dore, the Dawson and California
clubs by Attorney Morris; the Union
by Attorney pnrmcrlee, and tho
Standard by Attorney j. T.. Hum
IAhriGs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
NOTHING MORE
THAN BLIND PIGS

Liquor selling by restaurants
Turkish bath houses. aud others
without dramnhop license, VIII
probably be made TO contribute -
the city revenue. The ease OF l. n
Hooper. of the Elk baths. who was
lined si25Q yesterday. may be fol-
lowed up by mulctiug OF others who
thus serve liquors 10 patrons,
Restaurants and Turkish bath
houses occupy II peculiar position
as they virtually SCH liquor without
a license. yet many act merely as
the agent OF their patrons. pur-
chasing drinks for him al some hd=
jacent saloon. There Is no queas
ten lu the minds 81 the city on
eialH that the selling 81 liquor IN
this way without u license IL con
trary 20 the laws. While some favor
policy OF fines sufficient O. be prac
ttcaliy a license, others believe that
the present HyHtem should be pre-
vented altogether. aH Il depriVcs the
council OF It's authority to permit
liquor selling anywhere It considers
proper places.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
DAISIES WILL Be MOVED
AND THE SKY SGRAPED
sa Fans Will Keep Things Moving in Base Ball Interest
This Season Will Be Top-Notcher for the Sport

10. Jesse stovall. pitcher. finished
with Kansas City Ia the western
league last fall.
Jack Hickey. whom DuEdale sign
ed AZ Kansas city for pitcher. IL
the only possibility Of trouble In
sight. He pitched with Sioux Falls
last season. and has the reputation
OF being n rafting good man. But
ne isn't showing up { Seattle with
the rapidlty Of a runaway autom0-
bile down hill. It's rumored that
since Hickey signed to Seattle. 81.
Louis and Kansas city have been
after him with a bunch Of five-spotH
in ono hand and pen. Ink and paper
IN the other. Dugdale has forward
ad % President Lucas Of the Pacific
Northwest league, at Portland.
Hickey's signature and the gentle
fact that transportation had been
sent the famous pitcher, good from
Kansas city 10 Seattle. President
Lucas will whisper things In Presi-
dent Nick Young's ear. BY mail, aud
r. Hickey still stays balky. he may
lose himself the privilege or playing
anywhere except In the American
league.
First base will be held down for
Seattle By Ralph Frary, whose last
year managed and played FIRST base
for Sioux Falls. At second we're 10
have Hen stuitz, last years second
base for Sacramento. the three time
pennant winners. Geory Hodge will
ieer at ua from third base, and viii
receive much attention from the fans
this being his fret professional
years. Hes been playing semi pro-
feeslOnal three years on the Sound,
ard ahapes up for % likely lad.
We're for Hoy 81. John. short
stop ~ the motto worn on the coat
Iapeia Of the admirers u Seattle's
new obstruction between second and
and third base bags. He'e good.
Now. amt that a hot layout,
says Dug"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
FRANK B. COOPER
ACCEPTS CALL
d lrrss IN Iuly 10 Take Charge
Of City Schools.

r..k 4. cooper. recently elected
....-sr,enaenf % Seattle public
.-,,..'s AAs accepted his appoint
- - WI arrive IN this city IN
- letter received today hy
= Lyman hanks. SECRETARY az the
- 4 scheci directors. Is, in sub
exseA a. follows
w. favor 81 late date received
s.seysus me q my election 20 SUI
.-...s.graency q Seattle schools for
~ ysarS
4 spvrpelata the honor thus CON
go nron ne by your board. and
- ,srward = formal acceptance Of
= sppolnfment a. soou as the board
- sas rassed upon ny resigua-
= uklch ! aied some days ago.
+ hsce that my service may prove
,s~rfshis and 4 certain value % the
.s.rsilerai Interests % your city.
- rxport for duty very soon after
!, srss az July. or upon such date
: roo r,ay notify me VIII please
!. Mad. At your convenience
ss-s,y ADVISE me o. the pleasure 81
= s,srt In regard 20 my arrival IN
<x<tls.@
NJ coopsr's salary Tor the first
~ ss viii receive st.eo0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
TAMMANY'S
"A BAD ONE

Nrw YORK. April ip.-.srhs Greater
New Work Democracy 10 the name Of .
uew political party formed last night a,
a mass meeting held IN Carnegie hall
About 1000 people wsrc 10 attendant.
The sworn object OF the party ls 70
hafasa certainly, aud defeat n possible.
The Vaccinations Of Tammhuy Hall
whereby the ycafiT public municipal en-
panditure - Greater New York has
ben ruH ~ from SO. 600 70 SOS.
coo UfEU
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
a. A. ANDERSON In TROUBLE.
PROMINENT MEMBER OF wEHATcHEE CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE IN JAIL At EVERETT,

EVERETT. April 1o.-A. a. Ander-
son, a prominent real estate dealer
and insurance man OF Weuatohee,
and member 81 the Wenntchee cham
Der Of commerce. Is In jail here, be-
ing held for the sheriff Of Chclan
county, who will arrive this evening
10 take him into custody.
Mr.. Anderson was taken from the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
MAY HELP GET
ELECTRIC ROAD

Efforts are being made 10 secure
the widening OF tho druwhfidEn on
the treatlc across the tidesnuth 60
West Seattle. on the ground that
the interests OF commerce demand
broader waterway In the nuwhmlah
river, a number Of Seattle eumpnn-
les and individuals have petttloned
Mai John Mallis, L, =. engineer. 60
recommend that the war depart
ment order the draw widaned from
~ a. 80 fcot. Among those who have
written 60 Mai. Mrllis are the Sc
attic Lumber Co.. Kerry Mil Co,
Moran Rros., Stetaun Poet MIL Co,
and the Manufacturers association.
Mat Mrllls. when seen today At
his office IN the Burke building, said
that he was working on his report
on the proposition and hoped 60 get
n ready 20 forward 20 the War de-
partmcnt tonight. lie said that the
order was asked Tor on the ground
that the growth 81 Seattie.a com
meree necessitated better facilities
Tor vesHrla 90 50 Up the nuwamish
river channel. The war department
has control aa FAR up as the strcam
Is nayiHable.
The widening % the draw IL only
the first step In the plans Of the
petitioners. II Il o. accomplished.
the next move viii probably De an
EFFORT % secure the dredging 81 a
channel which viii enable larger yea
sells to 90 up the waterway. This
would Increase seattle'a nyaila BILE
space for docks and greatly improve
the facilities for manufactures on
the tide fats.
hnothsr Tract.
Another possible result OF the
widening % the draw would be an
electric railway G. West Seattle. Al
present the draw cannot be used for
this purpose because the city cuun'
ell docs not consider Il safe 20 allow
street cars 20 run on tracks which
are also used BY locomotives ThVre
h. NO SPACE Zoe an additional track
on the draw bridge. Hut II "a new
bridge haA 70 be constructed. there
would be no great dtgnculty IN ar
ranging Tor one side enough fnr the
present railway track ard also
street railway line. The need % an
improvement ~ communication with
West Seattle has long been felt bY
residents and property Owners along
the vest side % the bay.
Another bridge cannot Be author
lxed BY the war department. without
violating precefsnts- The Efforts 70
ohtaln the departments consent 20
new bridge. while capt. Taylor was
IN charge ~ the engineers Office here,
failed. The government Il disiuciin-
81 to permit any more low brtdEes
over nnvignhle streams than are
strictly necessary. and business men
share this feeling because 81 the
time lest hy opening and shutting
numerous draws. while u might be
possible % secure authority for an
other bridge. q would - much easier
20 make the nevx draw ample for che
needs - the public.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
Work on the Denny Building.

Work on the two handsome build
inKa 20 be erected By the pennYs ON
Second avenue VIII begin at once.
Permits we're taken out today b.
James 2. spur for three three
story stone. brick and iron buildings
each f0xl0s feet. Ono 81 400 t0t
Second avenue. VIII BE- erected by
Sarah l. Denny and will cost 50. 600
Adjoining Il viii be n similar atruc-
ture erected By a. A. Denny estate
and costing f15 00o Tho third. by
A. T.. Denny. AZ ift3-ifis. win cost
go COO. The plans are by Bebb q
Mendsll.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
FOUR YEARS
I'M the Pen
Ex-Tacoma Minister Guilty
OF B,Rsmy.

OMAHA. Nsb. April ie-Four years
e. bard labor IN the Nebraska state peul.
Tertiary h the punishment that must b
endured b. the Rev Rowland y. Hills.
far1aerly % Tacoma NJ Hills vas con
Ftcted - uigamy. lie appealed 20 the
supreme court 81 Nehrs aka. and that
tribunal has nos affirmed the deeisiuu
u the lower euuFf. aud ordered tho d.
PENDANT % undergo thr faut ygArs arns
tsuHs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
u. S. WINS
DECISION

sEW YORK. April i9.-Ths board
z f'zzsiacatson Of United States
ss1sfd appraisers this afternoon
taaocncsd It's decision IN the Rus
~ sugar case. The board holds
~ TIE United States government
- llstihea m imposing a counter
'4Aass duty On Russian sugar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
HURRICANE.

MADRID, April ia fearful hur.
Ficane has swept the Southwestern
coast Of spain and Canary island
a dispatch from Tensrifo states that
~ persons were killed. block oil
buildings was destroyed. At Cadiz
navigation was suspended. Seyera
barkH we're lost OF the coast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19

Great Northern overland train last
night by Everett officers, on "A tele-
gram from the Chelan sheriff, asking
that Anderson be arrested and held
ON the charge OF embezzlement.
The particulars Of the alleged crime
are not known. a representative Of
the star called on Mr.. Anderson at
the city Jail today, but the prisoner
refused nm Interview.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
GEO. COPPELL.

WV YORK April io.--Geo. Cop
p'E- one OF the best known hnancisra
and railroad men In the country,
died here today He was chairman
and director 81 the Denver a Rio
Grande. and director OF the stand
ard OF company. and was consider
"a second only 70 ]. +. Morgan az a
reorRanixer OF railways and other
COMBINATIONS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
Storm Derails Train.

MOBILE. Ala. April Rspsrtn
A. received here = e terrific storm o.
Wind and rain that struck Selma. this
state. yesterday A uumhur u husinsss
sna lnaustFial hniiainEs we're partially
wrecked
Near IAcksnh. 81 the Mobile a Hif
mlnEtam ROAD. q freight train vac Dc.
rallied ~ the storm. AID two tfAlnmeu
aufa fatally hurt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
NEARLY Persisted.

After encountering the worst
weather experienced on the Alaska
run. the steamer Excelsior, Pncihc
Steam Whaling Co, arrived from
Valdea at 2 o'clock this afternoon
Snow storms and fierce gales buItet-
90 her nearly oil the way.
Seven passengers came down In
Guiding two soldiers from Valdes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
The Commercial west.

Mr.. Vim. A. FriHhls % Miunsap-
oils. assistant manager ~ the Com
rnerciaf West. il stopping at the
Hotel seattle. The Commercial
West = the new organ 81 western
commercial interests recently sstah'
liahsd in Minneapolis. hr. frtsnle
expects through his Walt - make
avranRernentu for n comprehensive
news service for his paper In Seattle
and Alaaka.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
FOR LIBEL.

CApETOwN. April Ia.=-P. IT. NAL
an. editor u Ona lands. the leading
Afrika nder nawHpa per. has been sen
fenrcd 90 ~ months In prison for
lihslinG Gen French.
he IunE, Npal1o and other Dutch
editors have been sentenced TO SIX
months for defamatory libel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
HE DIES In
FAR CAVITE

WASHINGTON. =. G.. April IA
rahiekfam announces tho death. AZ ca
wife. - CnmmAndsg Chariea Aiiihans, In
command u the Kuubaat Wilmingtun
nrath as cnmaed ~ heart eHhansiion
Commander AiHtana was native %
I'enuaYiFnnia IL entered the service
"a the raw ln fNsH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
TOURhA AM emit
BEGUN TODAY

NEW YORK. April io.--The inter
national chess match ~ cable. be-
tween the leading players q the
United States and England. vas
rommsueef this morning. The
Americans arr AZ the assembly rooms
u the Academy % Music. The
British are az the Cafe Muuieo IN
London.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19

Jennie Gangs. eaiorrd. was arrested
last nfzhf on a charge Of assault She
cut Byron Reed. also coiorsd. with a
knife The stray occurred IN the ten
defl0lu. City Physician Meksehnle
dressed Reeds wounds. which were two
deep cuts across the front ~ thu riaht
lex above the knee aud one over the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
I'm TROUBLE.
pIttsbure Clerk IL Charged
with LootIng Bank.

PITTsBuRG. Pa. April ia. c.
schroth. individual hookkeepcr fof
The FIRST National Hank - nirmlnG :
ham tsUuth side - Pittsburgh. Waa
arrested last night and charged With
dsfalCatiuu amounting t. tlf.fgs -
he vas later released on $4,000 bail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
KNIGHTS OF THE
MACCABEES
Begin Their Convention in Ger.
mania Hall.

The knights % the Maccabeea be-
gan their convention ia Germauia
hall this morning. Tho convention
Vas called IL order hy supreme Rec
ord Keeper George ]. Sciglc. and
officers we're elected Tor the follow
ms year. THIS afternoon a dele
gate 70 the supreme tent Go be held
az Port Huron. Mich. next June.
viii b. elected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
Portland Wins whist.

TACOMA. Apfl io.--At the whist
tournament lat uixht tbs Portland club
aun Wtth a total score Of $50 tricks.
North and aauth pair we're taken b.
YanuE aud Ealas ~ seattle. 1si east
saa uest vent % Husssa and HOLMES u
Portland. gsa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
THE COMMITTEE
DISAPPOINTED

Tire committee from tho cham =
y her OF commercs which vas 70
D interview Mr.. James J. Htll =
' yesterday on the suh3ect u the
, nfw fuinn depot. Isl not Eef a =
> chance 70 see that gentleman.
4. q Goldsmith and J. ". =
, elise. members 90 the commit .
B toe. did call on Mr. mn. how- .
ever To those gentlemen AR.
, ifill said he hoped 20 begin up- =
erafiona In the near future.
J. ". elise departed FOR san .
Francisco this morning. before .
y going ne snid 90 a Star report .
er. There was no time 10 call
B the committee together. 20 Mr. .
b Goldsmith and 7 Nsut 90 Sc Mr.. =
, Hiil unofncialiy. The commit
D toe Old not call on him"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
Famous Inn unroofed.

CHATTANOOGA. Team. Aptn H.
May buiidInss here we're badly dam
aged By a feartai sale o. Wind that
swept over the etfY yesterday The 70
nous Lookout Inn. On the crest o. look
out mountain. was uuroofsd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
TRIAL is OVER.

SAN FRANcTsCO. April ig.-The
trial Of Robert T.. Glaze for the muir
der Of VIM. Trewella, was concluded
this morning. and has gone 90 the
jury. Tho case has been hard fought
on the plea Of Fclf-defeuHe. Glaze
shot Trcwella dead nH tho latter
came ot Of bakery shop.
". Williams. colorcd. was ar
rested yesterday afternoon by Pa
troimen Hubbard and Freeman on
suspicion. lie had about dozen
bars Of solder in his possession. lie
was unable 10 explain where he had
gotten 70.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
QUACkS LEAVE CITY.

The raid made BY the police Tues
day on mediums. quack doctors.
olRirVoyantss etc. has had a good
eject. Several have quit the city,
leaving their bail money behind
Others have promised TO seek new
vacations, The cases IN the police
court have been indefinitely post.
fssfraH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
MACARTHUR WILL RELEASE
ONE THOUSAND PRISONERS

MANILA. April is.--The statement
Is made today that manifesto by
AEuiualdo. calling on hts followers
20 lay down their arms and submit
TO the Americans. Will be issued to-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
ABANDONED
EXPEDITION

PEKtN. April BIN consequence
II the imperial decree ordering the
Chinese trupa TO withdraw from the
territory now controlled BY the
powers. France and Germany punt
tive expedition has been abandoned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19

~ ossshali they're talking round
- these ias; few days. and the
80 q The fana runs high. It's up
=. @Snassr Dugdale. BE and his
- .ss y. and everybody thinks
aesF. a''' W bn'iei we
". n sieesric juice Of enthusiasm
- turned on la fand0m on
a. three o'clock. when
-. ain practice game Of the
- WI be played a. Athletic
- Lgrmeriy Z. "a. =. ~ BY
80 hnest and a picked team
- among the best aemi-profea-
- tElrisrs In these particular
~ Here's they way they'll play.
zs,tLh PICKED TEAM.
hs,.s.'s. .sss.s...c. McRae
n' St0fall y. Fowler .Jewett
F,s,v Becker.
~ ............fb....... Gaumnitz
observation-disclosures. williams
as4gs. ''''' s'....ss. .......... Davey
M. '''''''.s...5O........... Erwin
ksn6 '''''fs..-tslf. s........ Corbett
xsek.,.ss...,,.; '...s..et........ WoOdin
asss,,....a s..s..rfs....+..... Sheets
rnslutss for seattle-Resves.
fseps-Iooie, Of ~. Paul.
~ ..aIlook IL bright for red-hot
$500 This summer. More an
= 800 interest IN the game and
H. new club IL being taken
~. ~ SHOWN up IN q pretty long
~. manager Duzdals believes
s-'fctef about ~ swift n LOT
" xa..efh, batterB and runners as
ssss. Traits any of the dusty Ola
$50 y, w ms Pacific Northwest
; s. sns season. and there's no
INA Dug word. He
4 ~ kuran, who viii catch
f<.,s,sunh, played last season with
an ~ and won for himself the
3 -, shampiOu o. the Utah Ida
saon ~ 8lso from Pocatel-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-19
BIG FAILURE.

NEW YORK, April 1o.--T. L. Cur
rler & Co, bankers and brokers. as
signed this morning. The failure is
large one. ~ IL said, though no
statement has yet been made.