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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-09-09

the annual report Of Major Genera
Macarthur commanding the depart
nent of California, Is the strong Ian,
guagc used In reference to the treat
ment In San Francisco OF the soldier,
returning from the Philippines an,
mustered out there. He says the great
eat matter OF concern which occuple,
the attention OF the department is tC
get the soldiers returning from tn,
Philippines into possession OF the
money due on their fnal payments and
safely out OF the city before they eau
be swindled. The ingenuity OF the
criminal classes of San Francisco Ia
effect this purpose. he says. and the
simplicity and apparent inability OF
the soldiers to protect themselves are
alike amazing. Everything has been
done In the premises that is possible
in behalf OF the soldiers interests,
Quoting from Colonel Markley. the
chief paymaster. on this subject. Gem
eral Macarthur writes;
"The stupidity and imbecility OF
these short term men coming from the
Philippines are almost unbelievable,
Young Americans amply able 10 take
care OF themselves anywhere. under
any circumstances. while In service
abroad, seem to take leave OF their
senses when they arrive on United
States soil, and willingly become the
prey OF the sharks found In every big
city. Instances and figures could he
given TO prove that out OF 700 OF these
men paid OF and permitted TO go to
the city on leaving the boat. with rail-
road tickets purchased and money or
ders payable to themselves at the
honest, so would turn up next morning
robbed Of everything, many danger
ously injured by blows and drugs, On
one occasion. out OF 30 men who fool.
ishly stayed over one night. i3 turned
up next morning. beaten. robbed OF
ticketr. orders and clothes"
A satisfactory wireless telegraph
system has been maintained at Fort
Mason and Alcatrus island, the detaila
being very much improved In design
by the operators In charge
General Macarthur. In conclusion.
comments the star officers for efficient
service
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-09-09
LIBERTY TO BE CLEANED.

New York, Sept. 8.--The statue OF
liberty, erected on Bedloe's island In
1886, is to be repaired. It has be-
gun to show the effects Of the weather
which detracted much from its ap-
pearance. The war department, which
now has control Of the island, viii have
the statue thoroughly cleaned the
bronze tablets repaired the masonry
renovated and an electric passenger
elevator installed to replace the wooden
stairway running to the observation
tower.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-09-09
SHOT BY AN OFFICER.
Seattle Policeman Is Scored for Al
ieqed lndiscretion.

SSeS 'be'sS'Sh'SH'
Seattle, Sept. s.--Both his limbs par
alyzed and suffering intense agony
Charles Anderson. the victim OF Detcc-
tive A. G. Lanes spectacular" gun
play. lies in wayside Mission hospital.
His condition is critical. Lane says he
shot Anderson because he thought he
was a burglar. while Anderson was
merely III and had crawled into an al
ley. Lane. In plain clothes, called 10
him to throw W his hands. Anderson
did not understand the command, and
Lane fired into his back, striking II at
a point near the region OF the base
of the spine.
Indignation is strong against the Of
ficer. In his efforts to prove that An
derson IL burglar Lane yesterday
searched the wounded mans room, and
claims to have found dark lantern.
a mask and other burglar tools. Twen.
ty-four hours before the same room
was searched by three newspaper men.
who found nothing Of the kind. At
police headquarters It is openly stated
that some one placed the burglar ar
tIcles in the room that the detective
might find them to make his defense
stronger.
Lane has been involved In two other
shooting Arrays and one alleged brutal
assault In which he Is now the defend
ant in a suit for false imprisonment.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-09-09
NEXT WEEKS PROGRAM.
New Bill at Hedrioks Win q. Create,

New Bill at Hedricks VIII Be Greatest
Show Ever in Astoria.
Manager Hedrick is determined that
the standard of the Astoria stage shall
be raised. His latest achievement in
securing attractions for his popular
and progressive playhouse is In the
bill to commence on next Monday even
ing. The list is headed with Sampson
and 3aecho.
Sampson, quite naturally, should be
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-09-09
FOREST FIRES ARE RAGING.
Much Loss Probable at Spirit Lake,
kootenai County, Idaho,

Spokane, Sept. S.-Forest fires are
raging violently on the shores of Spirit
lake and near Occur d'Alens City and
Rathdrum, all in Kootenai county Ida
no. Wild beasts are being driven from
the timber into the open. Many sum-
mer homes owned by Spokane people
on Spirit lake are threatened.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-09-09
| Miscellaneous
- Wants 81

WANTEp-Wants Tor the want 90.
iumn OF the Morning Astorian.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-09-09
HOW SOLDIERS ARE swlNDLED.

General Macarthur Refers to the Sub.
jeet in His Report.
WA abingdon GENT - tthn feafilre OF
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-09-09

saturday. September TO- II the last
day on which 20 pay waier rates 10
avoid the penuliy charged all de;iG-
quents.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-09-09
Expert Chironodlat.

Mrs. o. o. Fletcher, at occident ho-
tel. room Z, win remove eorns. bunions.
warts, moles and ingrowlng nails with
out pain or soreness. Satisfaction guar.
anteed.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-09-15

Mlte III Marbatb lit. MtIe Gag fdbrt
bic Be1In nit inn Elm. gerao nm PFC
3eit unb ba pben mart tie alif
i'm, Bis er rlit fsiner Mrbeit fsrtig!
lift. Dds ipeib er geEau, berWelhart.
.Wenn es bds fpGr , fliiiterte
Mfra. ibeu i'm iih bIidenb. limb bas
aelbe Dulper ilnb cine Shnur 1T
babel eelegen. Menn | i'm boh tpar@
nen fDnnts, ben Mnberl
ssSn biefem Musenblid bernabm man
etne laute @timne. .Oas fft ia Elm
gerbrehen. llnerbOrt! Nagenblidlid1
fdbaffen @ie mir DieienWlenfhen fDrt!
Gs lit cine 2iige, feline @pnr pon ei@
nem Muftrag. &omm, genn! sJeDerl
Muaenblid fann Elm @tein iih lOfen.1
glfra unb Mlban fpGbten hen 8ang
binab. Gs mar Mnberl, tteben tbnt
ftanb Elm fleiner Bergmann: bus ipar
8eifp. 9lfra 3og ibn suriid, iino tbm
ipar es audi niht bdrum 3l tbunt.
nad Der geitrigen 8esesnnns Nnberl
3u febsn. Rafh boeen tie in eIne
Rriimn1una Der @trede.
,Wirft feben, iebt bringt er lie in
bas 3immer," fliiiterte Nlban.
Die 5hritte fdr1en ben Sang bers
an tpenn er ni6t in ben Seitenz
gang ging, mar fein @ntrinnen mehr.
Sum lebtenmal, 8ei1p 4bfhteb
fir INNER! Shut es Dir ni4t leiD im
BEN frimlihen Minfel2 Wtir ihon.
gseibt bu nod Das eritemal - oas
fhDne Mdr1en -" Wfan horte
nidts mebr. sic iparen ptrtl'd IN
ben @eitensang ein9ebogen.
9llban tpollte por, tie tppbl iparne1s
- bu belt ibn Mfra am Nrn 8nrlid.
Der Musbrud ibres 9eiibts mar poll
Tia perdnpert. SAB Iie! sic thdten
| bod net auf nns bDren! llnb mas lou
benn aud eei6eben2 SdH ia reht.
Rpmm anr 9lrbeit! Die is fir nns 80
fir bic anbern Mfra pDllenbete ben
! Sab niht mebr - ettpas llnberitdnDz
| lihes qefhub: es mar nit einem Widl
Na6t. Sin bumpfes Rollen, Brill
len, oben unb unten, 3ittern, ,Shnarls
fen, 8eriten ringsunL eine btde Gnft,
bic ben Munb fiillte, Den Ntben
bemn,te, Elm 0reben i'm 9ehtrn -
a[les unberitdnblid, fanm gum Sez
pubtfein tommerb nur einen Mrm
flbIte iie Deutlid, Der lie felt umz
| flammernb irgenbpo btn5og, Dor@
pdrts, feitipGrts, bdnn duftpdrts -
bic 5proifen elmer Setter tdmen tlr
unter bic aiiBe - iie ftieg, Die 2nft
mar reiner =. Oa briillte es fpisber,
Dr0bnte, aitterts, als Oh Der Shluno
! fd1 0ffnen unb i9lieben ipollte. bann
brad bic Gtiibe unter ibren SSiben.
sic griff na9 oben, fublte ben Sopf
| @lbans, flantnlerte iin fslt EN-
| Rutichen unb Ruui9en uno Yoltern
- elm Barter Iufi4ldg - Die Be1tns
nung 1hpanb ibr
(ssortiebung folgt.)
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(sgortfebung folgt.)
2luS oem ruSiiid)en Sthoentcns
leheM.

llnlGnef 1T in Mostau Elm BUD
erIhienen, cas- ben Sttel trdgt: Die
5tubenten in Mostau; YrtDatleben.
5itten, gbdratterbilDer". Der Wers
faiTer, Der fi9 Sfpdnotp nennt, gebort
offenbar ienen 8reifen an, tpel6as1
bas tarte 8ilbungsbebirtniB bes n
iii9en 9oltes Elm Greuel 1T unn lH
bon Der glnii9t aus9eben, Dab Die
gilbung nur in fleiniten 9aben Dem
9oltsorsanismus ausefiibrt peroen
biirfe, um cine giinitise Wirtung .5ll
eraeueen. @r fellt bic Mebraabl let
ner ftubirenben 2anbsleute als sSau1
oenihtIe" unb vOummtOpfe" bin, mas
natiirli9 eine 2G9erli4teit 1T. Sa%
fir iino 1etne Mngaben iiber Die oto@
nomifhe Cage bie{er bdufig iehr n1,@
aliidli1en iunsen 2eute bolltpmmen
snperld1Iis, tpte es aud in oerr ni1t=
lGen prehe anerfannt piro. Oas
Marimum besr burdidnittliAen Wfo@
natseinfommen Der ru5iilhen 5tubsfl>
| ten betrdgt % Tubel (etrpa $l3); a1l<
bererleits beiisen eff procent berMaos@
| fauer 5tubenten gar fein feites Gtns
fommen. Dieie itarte Wfinoritdt
fhldat IiA burh grtbeilung BON prtS
patunterridt, Mitpirtuns on Operns
dDren, burh Statiitenbienite unD
| gorrefturleien burh. Dieie Oienfte
| rerben gar tGrglih be5ahlt. Sft err
| GGlt Der 5tubent ntht mebr als bret
/ Rubel fir eine Mpnatsitunbe pripats
| unterriht. Gttpas beher bretBts
RDpefen pro Mbenb be3ablt man
| tie gboriItenbienite. SelbDerftanb<
| lih fDnnten Iih bie1e Mrmen nit iolA
| fGralthen Miitteln obnegingreifen Der
| pripattpoltbdtisfeit niht burhlhla%
een. Cine einaige MobltbGtigfeitsge=
| ieni6aft in Mpstau bat i'm Sabre
4 1902 94,149 @ratismabl5eiten perz
EtEeilt unb i'm gan5el Ieit ibrem sebnz
iabrigen 8eiteben 1,O51, ,862.s Mnbere
@e{e0fmaften unterbalten Gpeifebalz
len, IN benen Der Gtubent Gelegenbeit
finbet, Elm fpoblfeiles unb frdftigss
EIfen au erhalten Wie gering bic Mn=
fpriide iinb, bic an Die rnagere 80rie
ber 5tubenten geftellt iperhen, Seigen
bic preife Der betreffenben 5peiietarz
ten: Cine portion @riiBs obne Butter:
!, / &opete, nit Butter: 4 aop., Rar=
tpffeln: ~ Sop, CRIME Grbisn: :
Sop, ei1 geIser @rdlpenluppe:
! Rop., eine Rotelstte: 6 Rop., cine ges
finite puitete: 9 aop.. eth 8eeffeaf'
20 Rop. Da iinb bebeltungsboat
!, 3dblen. sic rebsn eine laute Spra9'
! iiber bic focialen 3uftdnbe HuBlanbs
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, ggus 1oft mas 1T fraste

.gBas 1aft mas 1T fraste.
afrn.
,glidts lit, bas lit eg sben. GiEe
fetqe 8anbe! sSn Marbd1 1T Der
belle 9lufltdnb fsit beite NaAmittog,+
unb bier bier riibrt fia feline
Ssanb ylDBlih Ichpieg er unb
rfla9te gtfrd Elm 3siden nit ben Na4
gen. Gr bate gllban gGna pergel1en,
Der aufmerfiam getporDen mar nrD
ibn srfnrsdt dn3ab. rDa Ddrf man
tp9 gratultren! ga, bas muB bod
sefeiert perben!" @r Ia1 ii9 ilrn. eeSn
btr @de itanben einige gefiiate 8iers
flaIden, bic Mlban beIprgt.
us 9flban Nbenbs ppn Der 2lrbeit
in ben Sburm 5uriidtam, fa1 ct ourh
bas fcbipere @ebdlt, bas i'm Gur9=
ipanute, einen 2t9tf6ein bremen, Der
ii9 aufipGrts betpeste unb Derf9tpanb.
Die Nfrd bate cine babe Stunbe
por ibm bic Grube perlafen, audi ging
Iie ME NIT 2i9t binauf. 2ange tpdrz
tete er, bann ging Dbeu cine sAiir.
0as 2i1t fam tpieber berdb, pa err
fannte er beutli6 Melbart. Gr mar
BEL 9lfrul
RaId gtng erin feline aammer nm
fi9 ni6t als 2aui6er 81 berrdtben.
@r bDrte ben Steiser Daneben bas
3immer betretetl. Rab elmer Wetle
bDrte er papiere rduf6en, unb a!s er
iein Obr bi6t an Die 8retteripanb
legte, bas &rtbeln elmer 5eber.
8as Der beute nod au f4rsiben
bat2 Gin unbeimlider Menfa. Gt=
sentli6 1oQte er 9(fru tpdrnen. Gr
bat fie idon in Der 8rube 10 ionoer'
bar angeieben! Das feblte ibr geraot
nod, cine neue gnttdui4ung! 81
fii6lte ii6 nod INNER als ibr 8e:
| fhHBer. @9on mar er enti9lohcn-
aber er beIann it9 auf einmal. Din
@nb, tpenn Melbdrt tie iptrtlI6 eerr
bGtt'? Gr bat es ia an fi9 felbit er:
fabren, tpie bas aGles 'duslDiht, ales
ausbeift! 3fbei 2iebespaare i'm Shurn
= er muBte laden bann bruuht
fi9 bus &eil ia gar ninmer 3n gent
rem.
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Ser Wielseimd,te.

.sSft Or. Srintele ipirflih Elm 10
gefuhter Mr5t9"
.GepiB, ipenn i'm Giner braudt.
nnnB er i'm in dllen Rneiptn 1uhen.
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gpariat.,feit.

o.: SIT Sbre Jruu fpariam2"
81: raolDfal! S4 nlbte mir ben
Bart puAien Iailen, bunit i1 bic al
ten 2rassn nod lSraer tra9sn tanu!s
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II.
ausbeift! 3tbei 2iebespaare i'm Shurm
= er muBte laden bann bruuchte
fi6 bas &eil ia gar nimmer gu 9ent=
rem.
2ubemann bate f4ipere 5Drge.
Geine groBeaombination burdtreu5te
eine idb bereinbre6enbe arifis, Die
gan3 europa in Mitleibenf6uft 5og.
gluBerbem tpirfte bereits ber natiirli6e
@egenbrud, bic berartige gepaltiame
9riinbungen herborrufen. Hobrbah
mar iebt Der 6alt bes @an5en. Benn
bic @rube nur nod Elm Sabr ausbtelt,
oann mar bic fritii6e 3eit iibcritanz
ben. l1nb er bebte INNER mebr Nrz
better in ben i9tpar5en ~59a9t, in
benz bas 2abegeriiit Sag uno 9ta4t
ni9t mebr CUR Gube fam.
8on Wearba9 beriiber mar i9(imme
Na9ri9t gefommen. Cine eisent6iim=
li9e 8epegung se6e bur6 Die @rbeiz
terfreiIe, beren Gi6tung unb 3iel nod
nidt re6t ertenntli9 Ieien. Seoenfalls
lei @orfi9t n6tbtg. 8euurubigenbes
@erubt aus Gobrba9 iet tpobt Der
llnterqrunb. 92it Der 9rube lei es
nibt am 3e9ten, bic 3pble lei am
Musseben, bann bic WaiIergefabr, baB
bic 2eute itd peigerten, einaufabren.
Oaau fam bic bereits 3ipei @ohen
pdbrenbe Mbtpeieubeit bes 6errn
Sruna 2iibemann, Die man it9 in Der
{trengen Nrbeitsaett nt9t ertldren
| fonnte. QlGe erbenflihen 8er}iHte
| qtnqen, unter anberu aud, er lei nit
| elmer @eliebten Il, bas Musluno 9cflo=
ben, niht obne itd nit benz NOtbiger
Deriorgt gu baben.
| 0as S9reiben mar bon etnsm Ots
reftor bes Marba9ertperfs, benz 2iibe=
mann oles 8ertrauen fdentte. s.
mar aud 5tpiIden ben 3eilen gu leien
baB sr feIbH an bic Sfuht bes jnnger
6errn glaubte, slauben mrbte, ber
feblenben 8anfbeitdnbeu na6.
Oas mar Der berbite Sh[ag, De
Qiibemann nod setroffen; einen glu
cenblit beuate er barnnter Dd
| Saupt unb i9loB bic 4ugen. DAM
| Bob er es tpieber ebenio raid. 0att
er ben Sunsen nidt idon lansit auf
| eegeben? !,
Da fiel iein 9lid auf cine gaaf)
fhrift, bic ibn lebbaft intereiirte: II
Robrbadertpert tit felt einem babe
ccsabr elm getptiIer 5ans Wlelbdrt al
Gteiaer anseitellt, friiber in Der ihle
Iifden @rube. Gr bat bier bD6it Der
bG6tise 8e3iebungen. Sd bermntbe i
ihm einen bOdit gefdhrliden 9lsitatol
tDenn niht mebr. 8eher mare IS, be
Mann idarf 5u beoba9ten, als il
gu entlaiien.
2iibsmonn mar ni4t dngItlih
fol9en ssrdgen, aber in biefem Muger
tlif beunrubigte i'm Die Ra4ridt be
tia. Gin Stein9en fann eine 2alDir
ins gtollen bringen, nnD eine 2dipit
bing brobenb iiber inn, Dus lieB #
, nidt leusnerl.
eSeBt mar por allem Nube nrthi
, 9ein augenbiidlihes @efhdftsseburt
! mar nidt Derartig, baB es miBtrauifc
@usen pertrasen tonnte. Mm beit'
mar es, felbit nad Warbdd gu seb'
! urb dies s,l orDnen. Gran5 mar
ieinsm Muftras Dsrreiit, fur bic BET
! hetrdge in ber Raife fanb ii4 audi No
cine aiioe. Wdbrenb feiner Nbmeie
! belt ionte Mnbreas bier bic 4ugen 8
!. / fen balten, bDr allem bieien Welbo
+ beobddtsn. unb ipenn CT pon Wo
( lad 5uriidtdme unb ales tpieoer
{ Gleis ipdre, bann follte ge6D y
( g(nberl 9odaeit baIten benz 8duer
iohn BON Nobrbah. Dem einfaf
+ 8ergmann. Das piirbe duf bas Wl
n groBartig iDirfen.
Qiibemnnn ipar iiegssiiderer pc
e il, dls sr nah MdrbdA fubr.
(s Jm dlten Sburm herrihte ein
hpfnruinnnffre Qfhfu MIb0n fdh N
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ginen Sag barauf brahte Melhart
9sfra In bic Ramnler Mlbdns. Sic
mar p0lig peranbert. 5orgfam angez
aoatn, bas Gnar fDitber ge3DpIt tpie
fraher, fm0nsr benn je: cine 1leile sSu<
oenb mar iitxr iis gsfommsn.
,Das bdli aud ir1rr.r gtbuHi. bob
Is nod 10 ipeit mil mir fommt1 fagte
k III Mlbdn In einetn edn5 mdnHens
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-07
REPUBLICANS WIN

PORTLAND. Ore June THE
Republican majority piled up Al The
state election Yesterday uaH eati.
mated At it.ooQ this morning The
Republican county ana euuKresalan-
al tickets we're elected generally
throughout the state
uinEer Hermann vas elected con
gresham from the ftrsi district hY
an estimated majority u over s.eE9.
aud - Williams NaH elected in
the Second congressional district
By q majority ~ eip4a un 70 fi.eao
votes both are Republicans The
hardest fRht made - the nemo-
Gratis vas IN the FIRST district. where
Hermann vas bitterly attacked for
alleged oonnection with land frauds.
n. n. Ncatch Nas the Democrats
candidats In the FIRST aud J. +.
simmhna the Democratic NOMINEES
IN the Second district
The result Of the vote on local
option is atill IN doubt. although 4
IL thought the dry ticket vas ear.
rlsd By = small majority.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-07
ATTACKED BY
YOUNG THUGS

j. y. Alfred. a waiter al the ~
Louis Waffle house. nt ieh Maln
street. was knocked down and bad
~ beaten by Fnng of young thugs
M the rear OF the Cascade laundry
about b O'Clock yesterday mufulhg.
Patrolman Wiikea heard the
fnckct from nfar aud arrived IN
time 60 save Allreds life.
Let me- have another Whaek at
him. Dutch. one Of the young
tougha was heard a. say. Paste
him ono for me. Skinny, cried
another.
AZ the sight OF the patrolman the
gang dispersed Alfred says they
came into hin place 20 eat ana IN
sisted ON starting a rough house.
lie finally came 10 an amienhle
agreement with them and they In
vlied him out 10 have drink. lie
says after be- had taken the drink
be became helpless and wa unable
% defend himself
The gang then jumped on him.
Hia noae vas badly broken and hi
body n mass % bruises Ills would
were dressed BY Dr Buckley at The
police station.
Tho thugs viii b. arrested for A..
sault and battery II they can BE-
found.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-07
VOLUNTEERS
REORGANIZE
Fire Fighters of Pioneer Days
Form a Social Organization

Forty members Of tho old Volun-
toor fire department. attn living III
this city. met IN the new fire sta
ton. corner Main street aud Third
avenue. last night aud took pfelim
lnnry steps toward forming n per
mhnent organization. Tho object
will bo the preservation 81 old 80
cial ties.
Fire chief Cook. last night. prof
forcd 10 the association the use uf
the social roam In the ueN fire sta
tlon for permanent headquarters
m vas decided 10 elect chief
Cook an honorary member Of the
organization and also Rodsflek
Perry. the ig.yearsoid son Of y A.
Perry. engineer 1T old volunteer en-
company No. 4 TIE boy was born
in tho ald Seattle engine house
h w. Cailasnan was elected pres
idrnt. Leauaef kiiilef Vice pfuai
dent. A. y MeKniaht. secretary .
William Campbell treasurer judge
n 10 Aibetia0n. james n Quillar.
al M Holmes. Alex Melater and
A. 10 Mcknight were appointed n
committee on constitution aud by
laws
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-07
BUT THEY
CAN FISH
Seattle hall Tossers Enjoyed
an Outing on Lake Washing
ton

The Seattle hall tnaaera we're
entertained yesterday hy the board
~ directors Of the seattle baseball
Club. An auting an Lake WaahluE
ton waa the program. Papa Van
ualtren alIii retains al reputation
as the shiaKfiahef e The bunch.
he caueht a fine string II fish Sc
ald Hughes At least they had tho
flah when they returned "a the city.
Van luoked reprnaehfulY az a va
man. who remarked. a. the car was
leaving che Lake Washington ter
minus. = dldnt know there was a
fish market at Lake Washington. :
The party. consisting q business
Manager James AHHew Manager
parke Wilson. Hr and Mfa Mohlef.
AR. aud Mrs Emil FFiak Mr. and
Mrs. Carlos smith. Tom nelahaniY
nraahear. jay Hughes Charlie Han.
Shields. Nick Williams. Captain
Van Haltren. and 3 uumbur q
friends II the club and players. ieft
Madison Park shortly after II
o'clock Ia a launch. At foutiae they
pitched camp TOT the DAY.
Rus Hall NaH in hard luck yes
terday Somebody forgot 10 Nake
him and he vas left behind.
The pIcuiekefs returned shortly
. after o'eieek.
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OFFICERS
ELECTED

TACOMA. June THE annual
grand eneampment 81 the indspcnd
ent Order % Odd Fellows and ~ the
Rahakahe vas concluded yesterday
The following state officers wcFe
elected
Grand patriarch. ~ n Madison
Of Kent. grand high priest. O. W
Stoeker ~ spokane. grand senior
warden. H. W. starr 81 Watervilic.
Grand scribe. Louis y Hart uf Ia.
eoma. grand treasurer. John "A.
Krienbuhl q Spokane. grand junior
waraen. " n Coffin ~ Buckley
grand representative. Charles ID.
Hathaway % Seattle.
Appalntivs Grand marshal VIII
Mnufe OF Waila Waiias grand Inside
sentinel. John y Gallagher 81 Ia.
coma. grand outside ssntiusl. q. ~
I4nm 81 North Yakima.
The officers elected By the Re-
bekab assembly are President.
Ms Margaret ~ iumhn 81 Colfna.
xloe president Hrs Alice u Hath
away q Seattle. uardrn. Mrs. Es-
talia Walls ~ Rockford. secretary.
Mrs. Sellie ~ knott % Seattle
treasurer. Mrs. Fannie T. Ellis OF
blaine.
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Los ANGELES. June naun.
Of the Serapha. - new IN pfufeasien-
al ball thu season. bat the record
that he has made - far would sat-
lsfy uaay an Old timer q the dia-
maud.
Baum as tossing The hofaahits
for an amateur uFEanizaiinu 81 San
Francisco shsn Manager Morley
discovered Elm ard hs AS signed
- = regular tHtFian ca the Les An
gales tsam-
Bones has more than fulfilled
the predictions Of his dIaeasefsr and
he is actually Swing the mighty
Doe Newton a run for his hnnefH
Baum pitched his first game IN
los Angeles against the Chicago
Nationals sheu they xefs On their
training tip and fuf several innings
b. made the mighty artist from The
Windy city loak like two feafsald.
Iiaum has one 81 The best records
n the Isaxus. ard from present in
aleatlonn he wlil have 10 difficulty
IL maintaining his present pace.
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llFn sAvao ~ SWAMP. moor
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GOOD AMATEUR GAME

The Phi Gamma Delta and the
Sigma Chi baseball teams VI the
University Of Washington played
one Of the best amateur games ~
the season yesterday The Phi
Gamma aggregation won BY a score
81 toG The game was a suod one
from start 90 finish. few errors
we're made. both nrlnker and
speidcl pitched a fine game. sttik-
ing out nlx men apiece hrlnkrr
fwlried for the PM Gamma team.
aud apeidai Tor the Sigma chi.