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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-10
Rice birds at wilson's today.
A Etlcn foc Piles

q had a bad case Of piles" says G.
T. Carter OF ALBANIA. Go. and con.
tilted d physician who advised me tc
ry q box Of DeWitts Witch Hazel
Salye. ! purchased a box and was ell
drely cured. 1t is splendid for piles
giving relief instantly, and | heartily
recommend = TO al caf[erers." De
Wits WitcE Hazel Salye Is unequalad
Tor its healing quantities. Eczema
and other skin diseases, also sores,
cuts burns apd wouncs of every kind
are quickly cured by it. Sold by all
irugs1G7A
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-10
70 birds a WIlaon. 8 toaay.
Genera Convention. portestant Epi

Genera Convention. Protestant Epis-
copal Church.
on account OF the above occasion
which conYenes October ) 10 2S the
Southern railway will sell tickets on
October 2 and 3 to Boston. Mass, at
rate Of $3.50 for the round trip. Tick
Ic't will be good returning uAtil Octo-
her 81 and stop overs will be allowed
at Philadelphia. Baltimore and Wash
iGgton. For Pullman reservations,
schedules Or other information call on
o. address
{. n. Housenan,
Pbonel61. General Agent
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-10

On account of the National conyen.
q federal order of Eagles which
Arcts on September 18th. the South,
arn railway will sell ticketa to Bal
Il he very low rate of s22.S0 for the
''Gad trip Tickets viii be on sale
pLember 10, II, and IL and are limit
g" 10 return, leaving Baltimore Sep
'ember l9.-Upon payment OF 800
q limit may be GxteI ded to Septem-
Der %. Tickets should be deposited
with agent Immediately or arrival at
Baltimore.
E. n. ESusen1An.
General agent
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SHOULD CLIP ENTIRE AD.

Clipping Contest For Buck Range is
Growing Popular.
Messr H. NJ Miller & Son, who are
conducting contest for a handsome
Beck junior range, requests The News
70 state that it is necessary for the
little girls to clip the entire ad on the
third page OF this paper, and not
merely the Buck stove trade mark.
as was stated in these columns yester
dry
The entire &C. must be clipped and
az ihe coupons must be kept until the
contest finally closes ia November
Considerable interest is already man
Tested in the contest and quite a mum
Lei of little girls are saving the cou.
IONS in the hope Of winning the stove
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Rice birds at wilson's to-day.
Onena sal. q.

MISE Josie Smiths private school
will reopen on Monday Sept g. Pri
mary grammar and high school pupils
taught English and arithmetic will
he a speciality. Drawing and painting
will be added TO tho school work, I'M
der The guidance Of Miss Bessie Sym
mes. The regular tuition is TO in
Guide the art Prices So, $3.50 and
$3.50 per mouth according to grades
For urthor particulars apply at 500
Grant street
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The Death Penalty.

A little thiLg sometimes Iesuits in
death. Thus mere scratch. insight
icant cuts or puny coils have paid the
da3th penalty. It is wise to have
bucklcn's Arnica Salve ever handy.
It's the best salve on earth and i'll
prevent fatality. when burnes, sores
ulcers and piles threaten. Only 25c
a Smiths Pharmacy
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PRIVATE SCHOOL

Miss Lilly Gornto, will open a pri.
waite school for small children on Mon
day, Oct. s and will be glad to have
q limited number of Pupils. Tuition
5 per month. For further particu.
l;rs apply at COO c street.
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Get rice birds at Wallaee's. los
Monk street. Fresh from the fields
every evening at Z o'clock. first will
b. on sale tonight.
j. w. Wallace.
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Neither the master, owners nor
{ nsignees of the Spanish bark Ha-
Ena will be responsible for any debts
extracted by the crew of said bark.
elsa, Master,
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Neither the master. owners nor con-
sgnees of the Uruguayan bark Villas
= will be responsible for any debts
extracted by the crew of said bark.
Roldos, Master.
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THE
ARCADE
21o Gloucester Street

q Is headquarters for all the pop-
q liar brands of whskey on the "
.arket.
w w w Saratoga, yellow Stone .
Hunter, Magnet, Duke OF Cum ,
perland, Wilson. metropolitan .
Club, Silas Johnson, Congress :
s t'al. Cambridge Rye, Elgin Club. \
n including Bourbons, @cins Brao a
q o'es, Imported and Domestic 4
= Wines, and full line of popular =
!, Cigars. =
a
am putting cut a speciality n
= that eNeelIs anything that has y
- ever been offered to the public. q
!. Four full quarts Elsin Club, an y
excellent, high grade whisky. g
!, put up in neat package, 70, =
1855. Delivered to any point, ey y
press prepaiI. q
=
& would call special attention n
X for medical and family use, - y
4 Pure II. C. Bowen wi1iskey, tbs q
D Is an absolute distillation of 1880 n
Pool and Billiard Tables are y
. kept in an up to date ecnd. a
x tion. !.
s
:. Ne serve an elegant ~ y
J. LUNCH from II to / .. m. =
A. Your patrosaas 10 highly Rp-
- preciateo.
a. PHIL KELLER.
"a a q n q . - a a . q q a q d
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Neither the master owners nor con
sIgnees of the Spanish bark Talalld
viii be responsible for any debts con
tlacted by the crew Of said bark.
Roia. Master
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Acme Fish
Market
Keeps all kinds Of

FISH, OYSTERS, CLANS, SHRIMP
AND CRABS. All orders filled on
short notice. Free delivery. Phone
NO. 1904. Back Of Southern Express
Office, Reynolds street.
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Noicte.

We will be closed from 6 p. m. Fri.
cay until p m. Saturday.
Mrs. M. Isaac.
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rice birds at Wilson'S To-Day.

include with your orders Monday
morning, Dixie powered soap The
best fAr all cleansing purposes, Win
not fade the goods. For sale by al
arocers. Manufactured bv EiSie Deus
Co Rrur~seS a.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-10

Renting AID collecting. Desirable
ouses for rent in all sections of the
city r. r. Hitch & Co.
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We will be closed from o'clock
Friday afternoon until p. m Satur.
day to observe the Jewish New Year.
3. Borchardt & Co.
Wholesale Grncsrs
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Society
Doings In
FORTUNE OR HAPPINESS?


Can gold calm passion or make reason
thine?
Can we dig peace or wisdom from the
mine?
Wisdom to gold prefer; for tbs much
TO make Our fortune than our happi-
ness.
Mis- Maria Blain has returned from
short visit to friends in Atlnata.
Mrs. August Carroll has returned
from a visit 10 friends in Atlanta.
Misses Matte and Lottle Henderson
are visiting friends in Hephzibah,
Ca
Miss Lulu Stacy has returned from
d months visit to friends in Atlanta
and Alabama.
The gogernment launch Amelia ar
rsed today from Doboy sound 1t
viii return in few days.
Mrs. ]. Bryan and Miss Jennie Bry-
an. Of Savannah are visiting at the
hoLe OF Mr. James Dunwody.
Mrs. G. A. Taylor aud children sail
on the Mallory steamer today to
srend some time in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. J. &. du Bigncn return
cd yesterday alter some time pleasant
" spent ct Eagles Nest. n. c.
Mrs. w. Il. Holinsworth will spend
several weeks in Atlanta and North
C4iolina before returning home.
Mis- Annie Tennent III MnIedge-
ville returned from the north yester- |
day with DR.. and Mrs. WHY'S Rede.
The cottage at the corncl OF Car |
pen;or and London streets owned by |
/. Il Aiken is undergoing extensive
repairs and additions /
Mrs, f. a. Fitzgerald who has been |
.. the home Of Mrs. Sam Cook Tor |
several months past is now occupying /
her own residence on Union street.
Masters Ross and Kenneth Rede |
return today from Frederica where
-hey have been staying during the abb
aence Of their parents. DR.. and Mrs.
WHY'S Rede.
The friends Of Mrs. y. w. Fleming
viii be glad TO know that she is conva
escing rapidly ana as soon as able
viii 80 TO the mountains OF North Car.
Dina. accompanied by her mother.
YRS G. w Wright
Among those who went over to
Jarien ON the steamer Dorothy yester.
'ay to attend the funeral of Mrs d.
i yatt Aiken were Mr. and Mrs. +. b.
aiken. Miss Frances Aiken. Mr.. and
tifs. e. ID Parker. Mrs Nellie Nc.
lonald. Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas Fuller
drs. Robt. Hopkins. Mr.. and Mrs.
ames Dunwody. Mrs. :. Nightenga
iiss Maude Nightingale and j. II.
hopkins.
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Unusual Offer
BY ROTHsCHlLD

nv ORDER TO REDUCE NY
s ocK OF GOODS TO MAKE ROOM
FIR HOLIDAY STOCK WHEN 4 GO
~ PURCHASE, SHORTLY, ALL
GODS WILL BE SOLD AT A
s. RAIGHT is PER CENT DIS.
CUNT FOR IS DAYS FROM sEPT.
eh.
A. RoTAscHtLD.
JEWELER,
2oe NEWCASTLE ST.
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The friends Of Mrs. y. w Fleming
will be glad TO know that she is conva
leScing rapidly ana as soon us able
will 80 to the mountains OF North Car.
DINA, accompanied by her mother.
Mrs G. w. Wright.
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COMMENCING SEPT. /, 1904,
We WILL ALLOW 10 PER
c 5FF Sa2R CASH ON THE
FOLLOWING NuEs; MEMS,
BOYS AND ci4ltNREN's SUITS
ALL ODD PANTS, 'oVERcoAT
LADIES' SKIRTS AND SHIRT.
WAISTS. ON GOODS CHARGED
ON THE ABOVE LINES WE
WILL ALLOW 10 PER CENT
OFF IF BILL IS PAID ON OR
BEFORE IS or FOLLOWING
MONTH.
LEWIS.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Rice birds al wilson's today
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-10

Ne serve an elegant ~
LUNCH from II to p. m.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-10

Masters Ross and Kenneth Redo
return today from Frederica where
trey have been staying during the abb
sepee Of their parents. DR.. and Mrs.
MYllYs Rede
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Wholesale Grocers
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-10

Mis- Maria Blain has returned from
q short visit to friends in Atlnata.
Mrs. August Carroll has returned
from a visit 10 friends in Atlanta.
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NJ " tFFNFFf
General agent.
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. Your patrosaqs ls highly ap.
. prsciateo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-30
CHURCHES

First Presbyterian Tev. NJ A.
Matthews. AZ IA a. m Christ and
It's Mother" y. M The AsonioH
Of the Soul"
Westminster Presbyterian - Rev,
). 81 wilson Al II a. m The
SOLUTION Of tho Negro pfoblasn p
= 80 o. "a. The Pilgrims Practice
Of Faith"
Lane street Presbyterian Rev y.
l. Forbes n. -. At II a. m. Per-
Honal Work." 80 y. m. eYnnReliHtic
service.
Hazel Mission AZ 30 p m. itev.
y. ~ Ltpgrnfoltar viii preach in
the evening Evangelist Burns will
speak.
y. NJ. g. Al at6 p. m. Itrv
Robert Cairns will deliver an nd
dress 90 men only on the subject.
sheep and Goats" There viii be
special music.
Trinity Parish itev II. H. Cow
en-. At N "a. m.. "Roarehing out the
Land 1850 .. m, brotherhood
and Apontleahip."
FIRST Unitarian Rev " -. 81
munda. A. ~ "a. M "fhe Brighter
aud Better side Of Church Life %
Isherc VIII be "A society meeting az
the close Of tho morning service.
Market street baptist itey. ". O..
Jones. al n a. M. Beauty That
Does Not Fade" ,. m. blessings
Under Difficulties Mr.. Harry We
ness will sins at the evening service.
7.l6 .. m. -. Y. T.. u. devotional
service.
A. NJ. ~ Zion-Rsv. G. ~. w.
Smith. Al ~ a. m. Teach NJ. Thy
Way. on tord." $40 p. m. The
Lord searcheth the Heart" 7 80
p. m. Preparing the Guest Cham
her
Peoples Church and Central Mis-
aion. Ben Hur hail-Sunday school
at 10 a M at n a m. sermon on
subject. The Demands Of Society"
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,
Acre
Tracts

Beautifully situated and
level. intersectcd by the new
trolley line 10 Everett and the
county road to Richmond
Beach, three miles from Green
Lake.
These tracts were placed on
the market this week. They're
all fine, but you may have a
choice and may just as well
make an early selection. Call
at the office or take the 3 a. III.
Great Northern train any day
for Richmond Beach and Post
master Holloway will drive you
over and show you the tracts,
and then drive you in TO the
Green Lake car.
Prices-Sso. $50 and 500 an
acre-Sso to 500 cash, and $40
a month.
Abstracts 10 all.
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WEBFooT .TwIRlER WENT
BALLooNlNe AND SEATTLE
WON
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
STANDING or THE CLUBS.

Seattle won out in the game with
Portland yesterday by score Of 8
20 T. Up until the nfth inning Il
looked as though tho sswebfooters'
were Coins 20 do things TO Seattle.
but in the fifth Jake Thielman went
zap in the air because things didn't
so To suit him.
The fun started when Van Haltrcn
made clever hunt that RULED with
ing half an inch Of the third hase
line and ne reached first before
Francis had the ball.
This started Thielman' ascension
A low one which struck Shea on the
forearm. sent Van % second. He
then stole third and Wild throw by
Shea 20 Francis brought him home.
This was Seattlc'a first run. and the
fans yelled themselves hoarsa.
Mohler then got free pass. ana
Smith sent an easy one down to-
ward third. which Francis fell ali
over himself trying 60 get. and
smith was safe on first. Thi. al
FOR the silly house. and a moment
later. when Beck fumbted a hot one
BY Frlsk he Was all IN.
with the bases full. Hall then
came 20 the bat and hunted a slow
one down the thir4 haaa line. Tnlcl-
man made dive for IL. and threw
wild 20 shea. and two runs came
home. One more run for that inning
and seattle was retired. but Thicl-
man vas down aud out and the
game was Seatfis's from that time
on.
Hughes pitched wpod. steady
game for the home team lie kept
his head az the way through and
pulled himself out Of Some bad holes
az times. In the sixth. with two
men on bases. Hughes struck this
next two out. and Nadeau was
pluched while frying 10 steal third
when the sixth started every one
thought they were IN for sotne more
town lot" hall, but Hughes was
there with the goods. and sent the
reputation OF the siwashes W a
notch or tvs.
Van Haltrcu did some excellent
batting yesterday. out Of the five
times he was at bat he made four
hits. Two % these were safe hunts
down the third base Tine. which he
beat out 10 first. Han fteided eight
chances. as though he never nateon
error In his life Wilson had the
fever yesterday. too He iust ate
'em up. good. bad aud Indifferent
His stick work vas shy. but he
made up for that IN his fielding.
Freeman was there with the stick
for Portland. and atlli holds HIS par
feet batting average. Judge Nc
Creole made good yesterday By
finding the leather for a hit. which
shows that his batting eye II com
ing back.
Nohler made the only error for
Seattle.
To-day Barber does the twirlluE for
Seattle. and Ike Butler win go into
TIE box for Portland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-30
ATHLETIC MEET

Tho Seattle High school lntrrciass
athletic meet - being held this after
noon on the University campus. he
boys have been out al the week train
inR and they expect 70 startla Some
body IN the events today. Both the
"sophsF and the freshmen are eonfi-
dent - winning. and whenever these
two classes are pittad against one an
other there la always something doiuE
owing TO the fact that there are -
many entries the management de-
cided n run off two events a. y time.
This Vas necessary IN order 20 get
through before dark.
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The Saving Of SIS TO 500

Is no small consideration. ard those
amounts are Just what you can save
noY on returned renting. slightly used
ard damaged Pianos II yua want a
good buy in a Piano at Si&. HaA Isl
and upward. on easy terms. don fail
40 see as AZ once Every Piano guar
anteed to be absolutely as represented.
exchange at their full commercial
value.
In organs. both new end second hand.
vs have the greatest bargains ever Of
fered hers on terms a 8 70 si4 down
and n 81 70 A. Der month.
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IN ooaprI I'M

The salvation Army VIII hold tent
meetings each evening beginning to-
night and lasting until May . al the
corner 81 First avenue and James
street They will be in chnrRe Of
starr Captain and Mrs. McAbcc and
many leading speakers Of the army
viii be present. Tonight Ensign
Kettle win speak. Tomorrow three
meetings will be held. one AZ 10 30
o'clock IN the morning. another al ,
o'clock IN the afternoon. ana tho
last az 8 o'clock In the evening. Mrs.
McAbeo viii speak at tho night
meeting.
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church Of Our Lady Of n0od Help.
THIRD avenue and Washington street
Sunday. lev masses At "A. IA ana
a. M. hlgh mass 1910 a. m Sunday
school. y n. m vsapefH. 1D y. IN
Week days. mass 7 IN.
Sacred Heart church -ftev Geo. A.
ma A. a. m. and 3 D. m. low
mass. I'D y. m. veaperH. sermon and
bonsdictl0n.
Church " tho immaculate conosp-
ton Hav. a Bwecra Al 1sO and $50
a M. low mann 10 - n IN. high mass
ana sermon. ~ L. m. rosary ana
bcnrdicti0n.
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TELEPHONE TO VAsHoN

The Farmers Mutual Telephone
Company Will probably petition the
council next Monday night for per-
mission 10 construct certain lines
Within the city limits in order TO
connect the limo running from
Vanhon island with the local lines
OF the Independent Telephone Com
pany.
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Quality Guaranteed
Bottled and Sold Only at 6iA
First Avenue, Seattle, Wash.
SPACE WILL
NOT ADMIT

Going into details regarding the
many extraordinary offers among
our large and elegant stock Of the
well and favorahly known CHECKER
ting a sons. hobart NJ. Cable. Kim.
ban. Pease. Had6orft and new 2. $.
Johnston Co. Pianos and kimhail
Reed and Pipe Organs. In fact. ev-
cry instrument In our store IL = gen
cins bargain at the price. and guar
Rntsed 70 be as represented.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-30

4 life preaervcr marked star Of
France" has been washed ashore IN
Montague hafbor. Galiano island.
British Columbia. Tho star Of
France r. long overdue AZ Lady
amith. - &. She should have passed
cape F1attefy 10 days ago. and fears
IT her safety have been felt. She II
"a t.ha2 ton vessel. under command
~ Captain bergman. and sailed from
san francisco on March 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-30

Steamship pifiRo sailed from &c.
attle for southeastern Alaska last
night with 600 tons Of freight. most
~ cAunery supplies for Pybus bay
and about 60 passengers. Heavy
shipments Of eanuery supplies have
been shipped on all the notth-bound
..,-.ein for the last month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-30

|'EI" U FEIEEt8EN9
Seattle 90 o % Il 4 2 80
Portland II 0 o o I -
Summary. Earned runs-lseattie. I.
Two base hits-Hali. Smith. Free
man, Castro. Three-base hit-Thiel-
man. stolen bases-Yan Haitren.
Frisk, Deiahanty. Sacrifice hits
Hughes. brennan. Freeman. Double
piayB-Van Haitreu and Mohler.
Hughes 20 Wilson 20 Delahanty.
Bases on balls-off Hughes. 2: Off
Thieiman. 2. Struck out-By Hughes
3: by Thlelman. 8. Wild pitches
BY Thielman. q Time OF game
hour IS minutes Umpire O'ConneiL
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Romsn Catholic mss.Inn.

o. Mays Parish-Hev. v J Nets
Church corner % Twentieth avenue
and jackson street. Early mass and
sermon trblidrru'a mhsHl. 40 m
Sunday school 2 ~ .. m. Instruction
and han eeirtion. 70 . m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-30

Thconophica1 society. Seattle Lodge
At 1850 .. IN. There viii be "A lee
turc by Mrs. T. =. spear.
Christian Catholic church IN Zion
-n~oprnlug services at Zion Tabor
uaclc. 25ls First avenue. Services nt
n "a. M. q 20 p IN. and 80 y. m.
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OPEN DAY AND
NIGHT

Teeth FILLED ana treated at night as
wei - day time. every day RI liz
week. abuuduyH Included
IIHufHas 20 a 10. 40 Is foHaHIFHt
We are now better prepared thhn
ever before % give our pa fouH the
benefit ~ the nklll and care = our
great specialists" who have - IaHs
served the many people whom Ws
class ar OUR patrons.
We are hurcoanorH 10 the EAHTEHH
DH#TfHTH
ssHsilee ~ an patients who have rad
work htartod in our office We viii
nHtHh your work BH per your contract
with uH before. without further cost
nHd any work Tint has rat proven
Ha ltHfHetnFy Ne Will gladly fHpIHes
free 81 charge.
We NiIi not Try - compete with poor
dentistry. bat Will d. the best Nqrk
% h.Tn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-30
SOUTHPAW cRISTALL
WITH THE MUDHE MS

TOLEDO. April 20 Finishing with
the also rams last season. the To-
ietIo team could count It's reliable
players an the fingers ~ one hand.
Hacked b. "A poor iuflvld aud aulfield.
turn ~ internal diaaontiona from tho
manager down to the recruits. this
team Vas Doomed from tho bsalunlng
~ the season ono 90 the few men
who could De depended On in emefs
reuaIaa. Ia tho box aud field. a. well
aH II the bat. was nili Crlatall the
saufhpuw pitcher. More than once
Crlatall WIS called on 10 pitch. and
then. through the stupidity ~ the men
hatlHd him Who would throw II awaY.
would g. in and drive home the win
ming run. lie has signed with the
Mud Hens this season and promises
% do as well n NOT better than In ig1
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game The haya played fast ball and
the game Was a good one from start
90 finish. Thomas had the "Cnmmut-
ere ieary. striking put ten ~ them.
and holding them down IA three hits.
4 number u excellent plays kept the
crowd interested and they went hufne
satisfied The Heare.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-30
PACIFIC NATIONAL LEAGUE

At SALT LAKE-noisr. o: Salt
Lake. c.
At SPOKANE - Spokane. II
Butte. q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-30
FRISCO 4. los ANGELES =

SAN FRANCISCO. April % The
los Angeles saved themselves from a
shut out at the very last inning In yes
tsrday's game. when they tapped out
three runs. and with but one run need
ed 90 tie the score. they went down
and the game belonged 70 Frisco.
Both Baum and Yerkes pitched a fine
game. The score;
RHE.
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