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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-04-23
NEWS OVER PHONE.
Duncan.


county to locate.
James Leftwich is here from Law.
ton visiting his family
r. r. Robertson was in the city
yesterday from Loco.
Cornish.
Mr.. Hackett. a cattle dealer is hero
from Fort Worth. buying cattle.
Will Murrell left yesterday for his
ranch on the Blue.
Mr.. Light is here representing the
Stark Drug company of Gainesville.
Miss Emma Hurst of Sugden is here
visiting the Misses Cowan.
Miss Blanche Wear is spending a
few days with friends in the coun-
try.
jim Leftwick. formerly of Duncan.
but now living at Lawton. was here
last night.
Berwyn.
Born. TO Mayor w. F. Warren and
wife, yesterday afternoon. son.
Dousherty.
Mrs. John Hunter of Mill Greek is
visiting here today.
Gait & Ericsson have commenced
work at their stone quarry here again.
Rath & Marston also have a force
at work loading stone for their con
tract with the Santa Fe at Ardmore.
About fifty MeXicans, who have
been at work at the Lauderdale quar-.
ry, left this morning for Mill!can. Tex.
where Mr.. Lauderdale has seven
years contract. He still has quite
force at work here at the quarry.
Sulphur.
Theo. H. Ellis and Charles Cathey
went to Hickory yesterday.
Sam Tinsley of Norman. Ok. pass.
ed through yesterday. en- route to
Texas.
Mrs. c. w. Wiley is on the sick
list.
Miss Grace Tinsley of Norman is
Nloltihb iiltuuS mere.
Fishing and hunting is our only
pastime and is being INDUCED in by
most of our people
Madill.
Judge Wolfe was here last night
from Tishomingo.
w. II. II. Keltner manager of the
Red River Telephone company, was
here yesterday.
l.. H. Roberts was here yesterday
from South McAlester.
Gus Brown and Jesse Temple of
rishomingo were here yesterday.
George Wiley went TO Oakland this
morning
The Baptist church is being moved
from the A. & c. right of way to the
new location on Third street.
w n. Talaferro. DR. McGregor and
Mr. Gibson are attending the reunion
in Dallas.
Springer.
The farmers are all busy planting
cotton.
DR.. Wood is here today from Ard.
more, on business.
Holder.
G. w Holder is here today from
Ardmore.
Cal Stewart has returned from his
ranch at Mil Creek.
T, 2. Askew is here from Marietta.
DR.. Watson and wife have returned
from a visit with relatives at Mari.
eta.
X. II. Hefington passed through to-
day with 1870 head of steers. which
he had purchased in Texas and was
taking TO his Min Creek ranch.
Bob.
The new residence of DR.. Russell
is nearing completion.
Durwood.
The Choctaw cars will soon be al
Durwood. The whistle of the trains
on either side of town can be heard.
The tracklayers from the west are
awaiting the completion of the bridge |
about three-fourths Of mile west of
town. As soon as this bridge is fin.
ished, they will lay track into Dur.
wood. The tracklayers on the east
are about five miles away,
The little daughter of Mrs. Nickel. |
lip is reported some better.
Mannsville.
The Choctaw tracklayers crossed |
over Turkey creek yesterday and are |
today awaiting the completion of the |
bridge over the creek west of town.
Tishomingo.
L. H. Roberts is here today putting
in the new telephone switchboard.
DR.. Stallings barn burned here YES.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-04-23

jim Leftwick. formerly of Duncan
but now living at Lawton. was here
last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-10
BREM ERTON BRIEFS

The Brcmerton Social club, some
times Is nlcknamed tho -Four Hun
dred club. held a very pleasant dance
on Tuesday night at Mehners hall.
Mrs. Partridge Of Seattle furnished
vivaclous music for the merrymak-
erH.
This town. besides having lots of
laundry work done In Seattle. In
supporting a new steam laundry
venture. This new concern has al
ready grown so that a large add
ton is necessary.
school elections arc getting too
numerous IN this town. The third
one Will take place next Saturday.
They VIII vote on one site. and
usually the people In favor OF anoth-
or plot prevent the selection OF any
site ut all. The price asked IS ad-
vancing rapidly and school directors
are at a loss what 90 do.
The next day after Fred Norman,
the bluejacket OF the Manning, lost
his life from drowning. the gov
eminent began the erection OF an
iron railing 90 prevent further acct
dents by walking on that dock at
that place.
The building boom has oommonc-
ed in Bremerton. Fully rs houses
are In course OF erection at present.
shaeks and tents are giving way TO
better classes OF houses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-10

EVERETT. April i0.--In a ft Of
insanity Mrs. Shepard r. BUGGY.
wife OF the assistant cashier OF the
American National bank. last
night killed her husband. a four.
yearold son and herself. Mrs
Bucey had complained for several
days OF not feeling we'll. and since
the birth OF a baby eleven months
ago ht times acted strangely. Her
home life Is said 20 have been "A
happy one. Yesterday hho seemed
husband when he came homo from
the bank at g. 80 Ia the evening
A few minutes later Elizabeth Mc.
Nnlty. n servant. heard pistol
shot and rushed into the dining
room. where she saw Mrs. nueey
coming toward her carrying a
smoking revolver. She retreat
"a into the kitchen. and Airs. Buoey'h
mother started into the room. bat
witnezscd the falling OF her son
and also retrchted Assistance was
called for. and II was found that
Mr.. BUGGY had been shot twice.
both shots penetrating behind the
ear. one bullet passing through
the brain. The little boy was also
shot through the head from behind
the ear. Mrs. Hucey shot herself
just above the heart A coroners
jury was impanellcd by Justice Of
the Peace Lewis Co examine into
the facts surrounding the tragedy.
Insanity was undoubtedly tho
cause
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-10
PROGRAM
OF RACES
List Of Events on Seattle
Track Out Tomorrow

The opening OF the state racing
circuit on the Seattle track on An-
gust 18th. promises 20 be- an at
tractive feature OF racing In the
Pacific Northwest. Manager A. +.
Van de Vauter. OF the King County
Racing Association. and Secretary
Robert Leighton. OF the North Pa
ciflc Racing Association. have been
engaged for several days past In
revising the program Of entries.
The great event scheduled for
the local meet is tho Seattle
derby. One OF the local events
win be ladies' plate for 2.year.
olds. On the day this Is run ladies'
will be admitted free. Other fea.
lures will be the King county sell.
ing stakes: the Puget Sound han.
dicap; the Debert stakes. for 2
year.old PAGERS. There will he sew.
eral other features announced
when the program Is ready for
publication by tomorrow or next
day. There will be purses OF
offered PAGERS In the All class and
the free-for-all trotters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-10
TEN-TO-ONE SHOT HITS
TOTEM P00LR00M HARD
Bright Scheme Worked Up In Oakland Which Causes the
Local Establishment TO Lose $500
on One Race

The owners Of the Totem pool
room are seriously considering the
advisabliity Of consulting a medi-
cine man. II the establishment
has another day such as yesterday
soon. there wont be- enough left in
the big safe 10 pay even a cheap
hOodoo doctor. when q pool room
loses $500 on one race. an the
Totem DID yesterday. its owners
are apt to spend their spare time
In scheming for new bank roll
Larry wilt. a cheap selling
platter. now at Oakland. Cal. IL the
horse that cost the Totem people
the money yesterday How IL all
happened no one may ever know
But whether IL was luck or world.
~ wisdom does not interest the
Seattle pool room operators.
stsek wsnt Begging
Larry wilt was booked 10 enter
the sixth race at Oakland park
yesterday against several horses
far beyond his class so far as
speed IN running Was concerned
The favorites were Bernota and
Lady Meddlesome. both OF whom.
according 20 the dope books. could
make poor Larry look like 30
cents over a mile track. Accord.
inaiy the wise money In Oakland
was laid on them and humble
Larry Wits stock was going beg.
ging
Acting on afvices from Oakland
the Totem made Larry four to one.
About the time these odds were
posted. three kilograms we're re-
ceiyed by as many Seattle sport
ing men. tipping them to back the
four to one shot. Several hundred
dollars were posted on the strength
OF the kilograms. and the news
rapidly became circulated among
the gang that somebody had re
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-10
.MANACLED
TRAVELLER
California Boy Touring the
World In HIndcuifs

A peculiar wantorer arrived IN
Seattle yesterday evening on the
steamship Umatilla from San Fran
cisco. With his wrists Tnanacled.
tho young man. Alfred Herman by
name. IL making a tour OF the
globe for n purse OF $1,000. The
journey IL 10 be mAda IN eighteen
months, and all expenses incurred
are 20 be earned By tho traveller,
who wears handouts continually.
Herman lives in BAkarsfsid.
California. from whonco he started
on his journey. Tho $1,000 was
put up BY eight prominent bust
ness men OF that city and will no
10 Herman when he completes his
journey.
lie started from Arlington hotel
In bakersfield and made his way
to Los Angeles by shoveilng coal.
The handouts we're a hindranee.
but he managed 20 do tho work.
Los Angeles by carrying signs and
writing autographs he made
enough money 20 got 10 Seattle.
Here he will stay long enough 20
make his next Jump. Herman 10 n
bright young fellow. and the Jour
noy has deeper reason behind Il
than mere fun or adventure. Tho
$1,000 he will receive at tho end
OF his journey will give him a start
and enable him TO begin tho study
OF medicine.
Herman IS dressed In n broad.
brlmmed Quaker hat. green
sweater and bicycle suit. He car
ries revolver for selfprotection.
His greatest trouble. he says. is
from the police 20 whom no has al
ways TO explain hls mission. In
ono California town he was arrest
cd aeYnn tlmna In ono daY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-10
Ballard Wants Water

Water Superintendent Dill. OF
ballard. Is In charge Of tho vork
OF laying twolnch water main
from Interplay 10 Ballard. Tho
tentnrh main IN Fremont viii not
be completed for several mouths
yet. and the small pipe 10 Interbay
Is for temporary IRE relief. "A
aoon an Seattle and Ballard off.
ciala Hign The necessary papers.
Ballard will use a portion of the
Cedar river water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-10
GOOD ROADS CLUB

The Queen City Good Roads
club held its annual election OF OF.
fieers last night In the Chamber OF
Commerce rooms. Charles n.
Clifford, president: G. A. Christie.
pher. hrst vice president: G. 8.
Cook. second vice president; Lee
Melluer. third vice president: w.
n. Piper. secretary; +. NJ. Spin.
ming, treasurer, are the officers
for the next year. The selection
of the board OF directors was post
poned until the next meeting.
The club decided to give over 10
the city park department the work
Of maintaining the bicycle paths.
The secretarys financial report
showed the clubs total receipts
for the past year 20 have been
t44st.4f. OF which s4.1O2.0f came
from the city wheel license fund.
The expenditures for the year
were f4,411.34, thus leaving a
treasury balance Of sG9.97.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-10

ssrssELs. April ie.-The king
= .,@u.s almost on the verge Of
s-sss.cn. The latest additions 70
: nnks Of the Socialists are gov
Let troors that are row in a
=. q open Decentralization. Ia
= II the growing disorders, In
<-.sa By the Socialists. the gov
~-..t this morning called out the
- reserves. When mustered Il
mron learned that the dlssen-
: lad spread 20 their ranks and
,hey were openly In sympathy
= ne rioters,
n troops answered the muster.
i scenIy dehed the officers and
- hy breaking ranks. hooting
! ssvsrnment and singing revolu-
aury songs. A body OF police APP
.u-a On the ground and was jeer-
i b the soldiers Until they retreat
/ ne sitnation Is most serious.
NJ different encounters between
q pe'ice and rioters have taken
NE today. and ali Of them were
u8ax The rioters In two lustanc-
! wire well armed. and used their
rvtv9s freely. The police return
4 - Gre with good eject. and
~ ~ crowd was dispersed many
4 ~ injured were lying on the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-10
TRAGEDY or INSANITY
COSTS THREE LIVES
Mrs. Shepard R. BUGGY of Everett Kills Hus-
band, Son and Herself

a new Easter bonnet purchased by
her husband while they were on "A
recent trip 20 Tacoma. This was
thrown into n fire with the laughing
remark, addressed 60 the servant
girl. that she never wanted to wear
IL again.
Everything points 20 n long pre-
meditation The revolver with which
the tragedy was enacted had been Ia
the house for months. but there were
no cartridges for g. II II supposed
Mrs. uucey bought the ammunition
while on the Tacoma trip. She was
an excellent shot. having often en-
gagged in target practice with her
husband up 20 the time OF the birth
OF her last child.
Affseti0a Bstrsysd
when her husband returned hons
last evening she seemed ia an sx-
ccptlonaily loving mood aud walked
90 where he seated himself in the
dining room. placed her arms around
his neck and repeatedly kissed him.
While in this position che fired the
fatal shots, having concealed the re-
yoiVcr Ia the sleeve OF her dress be
fore she approached him. As the
child was n witness 90 the tragedy.
IL ia presumed some strange freak
overlook her mind. for she dragged
him 90 a distant room before kiiliog
him also.
l.. l. Crosby. assistant cashier OF
the First National bank. for 10 years
an intimate friend ~ The dead man..
says he knows from what BUGGY
had told him that there had nsver
been anything but affection between
the couple.
The bodies viii not be inferred un-
al J. r. Hucey. the father OF the
murdered man. arrives from Madi-
son, Wis. where he had gone 20
close UP his affairs before coming 90
Everett 20 make u hls future home.
Shepard H. fluery was "a years Of
age. while his wife had recently cell
ebratsd her seth birthday anniver-
aary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-10
Meeting OF TempIars

A. A. Anderson. deputy grand
chief trmpiar. addressed Central
Lodge i03. Good TemplarH. last
-ight az the Cumberland prcbby-
terlan church. Twenty second ave.
nue. and Cherry street. Mfr. An
derson spoke TO n large and aiisn'
tive audience on the history OF tho
Good Tcmpiara. Ho has been Wis
ltlng the various lodges in this
state IN the interest OF tho grand
lodge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-10
SUSPICION

h bsa aI, April l0.-A request
y y an made By the chief Of DO.
lsss ~ sa's city for permission TO
ii ~ sae bodies Of the Kirkland
lsnsd ~ !. Mrs. Minnie Grady OK.
hihe,sa. 1a examined for traces OF
AZ xa Il is believed the wo.
y ma, n.y. = = self-confessed rob.
- "a as.d her husband and
'ansd ~ ss's Az the life insurance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-10
CASCADE CLUB

The Parents Club Of Cascade
school district will meet tomorrow
at 1880 p. m. DR.. M. A. Mathews
viii address the meeting. Follow
ing the address the following
topics will be discussed:
Are school children over
worked7"
SHOULD parents and teachers
confer often regarding tho ad-
vaneement OF pupils7 Why2"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-10
QUEENAN--
HAWKINS

rsrry Queenan and Dial HAWKING
l-e y a squared arena in
- hsii The evening OF April
80 -, Tuesday. for a twenty
- sloss contest. When these
:. eyer boxers met before ID
= y ne Seattle theatre. At
-. ~ o. twenty rounds the de-
tsa a ~ laFor Oh HaW-
s.lsss'.*s vas a great deal OF dis
!. , ase' ever the result. but
49, ~ man will be proved ia the
SO 60 Queenan has been
80 $500 down trees and saving
- year Georgetown since his
- .le and Il now In excellent
-. hawkins Is also in tlp-top
- aad a fast mill Is expected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-10
IN LABOR
CIRCLES
Master Builders Have Not
Yet Locked Out Their Men

There II no change In the labor
situation today. Work In going on
the same as usual. and union car
penters have not as yet been locked
out by any of the master builders.
A meeting OF the Master Builders
association Is called for Z o'clock this
afternoon, but the result f. only a
matter OF conjecture.
The executive committee OF the
Employers association met this ar
ternoon at o'clock, but nothing
was made public regarding It's trans
actions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-10

bids fair to be even larger. Like
the annual horse show In New York,
the bench show has come 10 be n
recognized event OF the amusement
year and a common meeting ground
for amusement seekers, as we'll as
dog lovers.
To the dog fancierH pure and sim
pie the center OF attraction was the
judging ring. The judging OF the
sporting dogs was completed during
the morning. This afternoon the
transporting dogs VIII be passed up-
on by the committee on awards. The
trained dog show will be the feature
Of the evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-10
PRESIDENT
DEPARTS

CHARLESTON. 8. G.. April 10
President Rooscveit left this after
noon. carrying with him delightful
memories Of Southern hospitality
and patriotism. During his Hoj0urn
not a single untoward incident CO.
CURED nor the fainteat shadow Of
diHeourteHy shown.
This morning the present and his
party were driven 20 the Pine For
est tea plantation, the only one OF its
kind ia America. and afterward 60
the beautiful magnolia gardens on
the Ashley. The party then boarded
the train and the journey northwRrd
commenced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-10

ccivcd a yellow" that said there
was n good thing In tho neglected
Larry.
Tea 10 oas shot
In Oakland. however. the talent
continued to back tho favorites.
and when late In the afternoon
Larry VIII went 20 the post. he
was marked down 10 10 10 /. Then
the "chubbcrs" In Seattle fairly
ate him up. An appalling amour,
OF short money was bot on him.
and the pool room owners chuck.
cd a. they wrote the tickets. For
II Wilt was such good thing
wouldn't some one In Oakland
have found IL outg
Then the telegraph inAtrumon,
licked OF the result and the
gang" threw up their tattered sky
pieces and rushed for the box.
The despised Larry willis won In
a canter and the favorites dld not
even show. Windward. at 80 90 1.
got place. and Free Lance. at IL
TO ! show. II was the Totem'a
" NNfAtRB AAA hWt NaAAE VIII AHIAt
come out In glad clothes as a re-
suit
A strsak Of HARD Lack
The worst of the matter IL that
the loss Is the elimination OF a
series that began when the pool
room was reopened fortnight ago
by Chief sulllvan'a permission
after being temporarily closed on
account OF the gambling war.
Since that date tho place has los,
not less than $500 on dope" 70.
ceiyed by the gang from San Fran.
cisco. Yesterday I'm the FIRST race
at Oakland the Totem lost $500 on
Kuockings, an s 10 shot. who
won handily In spite Of the fact
that most OF the talent in Seattle
refused 10 follow the yellow
from the track.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-10
|G|vES
MONEY
Ishingion Ap.
pIupriations

Nt"H - -" 1AAH
xlxBlyGTOS. d. c.. April 10
n nzaR rpmmerce committee to-
~ scs& 70 report the river and
hzA& " Several Washington
knnkn11 are Incorporated. az
aEsu
nE nnA Increase from sis. 90
hom sisk ms 600 additional for
nnsE DIS jam In the Nook
81 rrx
nesnz Aftsr. immediate appro-
r11n 4 f1a
= - Ehxens. an increase from
nA& d tN<a
~ Vh<a ana okanogan. an in
- rse Eseo5 to 81. 800.
- ~ rontsfns a new item adopt-
:. = !. cznai project for the opening
49, " oAsnbla at the Dailes and
: 80 rznxfsrring a balance OF
- ~ sn hand for the old pro-
= !. - ssthorizing contracts for
- sefitionzi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-10
SNOHOMISH MAN
is BADLY USED

swlndlers robbed J. r. Ladd. a
resident OF Snohomish, of 81 in
money, certificate OF deposit for
St75 and letter of credit for
$500. on the water front last
evening. The trick was turned by
means OF n brace stud poker game
ia the rear OF a water front sa-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-10
Prsmseitatsa

I.ATER-Mrp. BUGGY this after
noon gave the details OF the tragedy
in n more consecutive manner. her
condition last night being hyHierioal.
Il seems that for several months the
insanity gradually developed. Yes
teiday the younger Mrs. Bucey pass
ed tho day burning letters and de-
ntroylnK many little personal things.
Among other articles destroyed was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-10
New Primary Supervisor

Miss Nettle A. Sawyer. primary
supervisor In the State Normal
school OF Michigan. at Ypsllanti.
has been appointed by the Seattle
board OF education to similar po-
sition Ia the city schools. Miss
Sawyer succeeds Miss Florence
Qnigg. who resigned some months
ago on account Of poor health.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-10
Mr.. coiteriii Lectures

Mr.. George v. CotteriIl delivered
the last Of a series Of lectures un.
der the auspices Of the American
Association Masters and Pilots.
Puget Sound Harbor. No. rs. AZ
their rooms In the Globe block,
yesterday afternoon. His subject
was The HaFbor of Seattle: It's
Past. Present and Future"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-10

loon, the name OF which Is not
known.
The victim was about to start
for Everett, but was enticed into
the saloon and prevailed upon to
risk his money, which he lost. OF
course lie endorsed the s175
voucher and also the $500 credit
letter All went to the sharpers.
Shortly after he had been
fleeced Ladd met a hotel runner,
who directed him to police head.
quarters.
Detective Barbee is working on
the case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-10
DOGS HOLD THE CENTER
OF THE STAGE TODAY
Show at the Armoy is the Attraction Today Some Of the
Best CANNES Ever Seen In Seattle
Are on Parade

seattle's pretty girls and matrons
turned out in force TO attend the
dog show this morning and trans
formed the barren old armory into
a veritable flower garden Of spring
bonnets and wonderful creations in
the line OF street gowns.
The bright sunshine had almost ne
much as the 400 blue blooded ca
mines on exhibit to do with bringing
out the crowd and rejoicing the man
ayers OF the Kennel club. The bench
show last year received the hearty
endorsement OF the fair sex, and this
year the patronage from this source
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-10
PAYS FINE

SPOKANE. April 10.-The fed.
eral grand Jury yesterday found
a true bill against tho captain of
tho Wilhelmlna. J. DeVries. charg.
ing him with having brought three
Chinese TO this country. He on
tered n plea OF nolle contendre,
was fined and paid 81 800.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-10
Fur YAKIMA

a.a.s April 10. - President
"a. sna Vice President Lamont
sss.s.. "'iihsrn Pacific railway are
ksrIs-a' ana wee president OF the
sxps..... rseife Irrigation CO., in
sssr.,. y. " Today - complete and
Yss,.~ miles Of irrigation canal
ssss,,rs.'.as eoenty. The railway land
q = 49,. nus undertakes lrriga-
k,u1.,' 'asss scale, as a means OF
''ins general TRAM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-10
RIFLE CLUB TO
HOLD MEETING

The Seattle Rife & Pistol club
will hold a meeting al the offices
Of Or. y. l.. Bickford. 1903 Mutual
Life building. this evening for the
purpose OF electing officers and
preparing for the opening OF the
spring season.
The matter OF securing a new
range somewhere south OF the city
will be taken up, The clubs pres
ent range on Madison street Ia not
satisfactory for several reasons.
and will be abandoned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-10
R0BT. WHINE

WARRINGTON. y. c.. April To-
Robert WHINE. tho Washington cor
respondent FOR the New York Press.
accepted the place Of first assistant
postmaster general today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-10

from the University OF Washing.
ton. The game was called AZ Ath.
letic PARK at $3.50 o'clock. Neither
team has had much time 20 prae.
uce, but the principal object OF