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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-08-16

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WeIo 81 berieibem. $1,000 auf
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. vaaadst ia Flor Do San Jose /"
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3 er SamtnelpIab alIer Deuts
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Oetrats : SdJeiue.
Rub. Que uno Wo1ie, Nae Maltsher9r,
Souls Saas un0 emma 8nlter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-10

considering the terrible smashing
they had received during the first
half
Shaw. AT left half. and Dean. Al
right half. for the varsity made a
name for themselves. shaw was
ruled ogi Of the game dmfinE the
last half for the alleged kneeing Of
runner after he was down. shaw
says he was merely attempting to
prevent ne runner from getting up.
Shaw made two excellent runs dur.
Ing the game In the first half he
ran around Whltmana loft end for
% yards. In the last half he again
skipped around left end FOR a run
OF 80 yards and a touch down.
Deans work during the entire
game was highly commendable. His
main fault lies In running a trffle
too high. but that vii be readily
overcome.
Captain MoElmon alsn played an
excellent game. lie scored Three OF
the tOuchdowna by some ciEthr mo
bueking and hurdling Iusi hef6te
the end Of the first half Alnlclhassh
after making n 25-yard spn. keas
downod on the Whitmas b-xtfd
line lie struck on the badh ofshis
neck severely stralning hlh shst9.
dera. which neceaaitnted bia ~
firing from tho game -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-10
GOE MARp
Is AEW
Of STATE ANTI
SALOON LEAGUE PASSES
AWAY IN THIS CITY

Lyman = Knapp. former COVER
nor Of Alaska and prominent law
yer 81 this city. died at seattle
General hospital yesterday morn
Ing Death resulted from a surgical
operation Sir Knapp was an &C
tive member OF the Plymouth Con
gregatiouul church and president Of
the antisaaloon league of the state
AZ the time Of bis death Mr..
Knapp was 81 years Of age he was
born In Somerset VI. IN 1897 He
Il survived by a widow and four
grown children.
The funeral services will be held
from the family residence. iiif
Ninth avenue west. Tuesday after
noon at = O'Clock The services Rili
be conducted by the John = Miller
post. g. A. n. and lnterment VIII
take place az SIT Pleasant cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-10
MHE m
M0R FIRM
SHOWING AGAINST NELSON
LACROSSE TEAM NOT vERY
cREplTABLE

At Recreation park yesterday af-
tornoon the Nelson, n &. lacrosse
team beat Seattle by a score % is
10 he The game was not an ex-
CiilnE one The visitors could have
piled up a higher score than they
did. owing 20 the fact that before
half time was un the local men we're
wiuaed and showed the effects %
no training In fact the home team
has net had any practice for six
weeks and could not expect to make
a showing against any OF the teams
from the other side
Burns. Cow and Lortimer we're
not In the lineup Their presence
would have made a vast dlffercnee
Ia the score.
The Nelson team IA not such =
fast outfit a. that Miller. an ex.
Vancouver man. Is undoubtedly The
best man ~ the bunch. lie was a..
ways In the right place. and Is q
finished stick handler.
MeNiChol on the home. l. a good
man. bat IL too much Of a goal
hos wanting TO score All the
games himself
Two or three OF them tried the
old-fashioned grand stand tricks.
particularly a fellow called Fri
day. Tie dld the Dervlsh twist =
couple ~ times. received an accl.
dental swipe over the head for his
show Off and then quit. The day
Of trying 10 dodge a half dozen
players. and turning like = top on
the lacrosse field Is gone BY. and :
player who attempts such work
has nuy himself 10 blame when be
Eets checked good and hard.
The Nelson boys viii remain IN
the city tlil this evening. taking In
the sights They viii play a game
In Vancouver next "wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-10
ROBBER
ARRESTED

Oscar Green, an eK-cunvlet. vas
arrested early this morning b. Pa
tfolman Cameron charged With
holding Up and robbing Charles
6eagle. q seaman. uho was return
ING 20 his ship. Shortly after the
robbery. which. according to the
story seaeie tells. Naa a brutal af-
fair. seaKie hunted up Patrolmen
Cameron and LOCKER and described
the two men who assaulted and
beat him after they had secured a
silver watch and s. IN money.
seaEle bad Ia his possession a
piece of = snapender which he hung
on % after he had wrcnehed Il
away from one Of the thugs This
piece corresponds - the torn one
which Green was wearing at tho
tine ~ his arrest The police are
ailii looking Tor the other thuK.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-10
YOST STRENGTHENS
MICHIGAN ELEVEN
COACH WILL usu LEAN AND HUNGRY LOOKING MEN insrEAp
OF PoRrLY YOUNG FELLOWS m MAKING UP TEAM

ANN ARnoR. Mich oct io.-Ac-
cardinE 20 the present outlook
Michigan viii this yeat have a bet
ter football team ~ a long shot
than she dld last year cahgh Yoat
IL making hla selections ~ Tar AZ
possible from the lean. strong look
lnK men. rather than from the fat.
heavy and soft material Yosis idea
l. 20 pat a team on the field that
vii be fast aud at The same time
be able "a stand the strain.
The transfer of smuii from the
position Of scrub e. varsity right
tackle was Yoats fret step. tenn.
nafHrilY dlHulaeiuH ueeH hler
HehutH. the new azaz pound man
from Fort Wayne. IND. played aIfh
the regulars az right guard. but viii
probably lose hia place when Carter
sets out In that event. n Tom
Hammond beats uuf Rmuil OF
lieeehlrr faf fiEht taekle. there Niu
possibly not be n ueW man on the
Michigan eleven thta fHar "a ntAln
Heiden'u end position i we'll fIilsa
b. John uaffsis. wha weighs -
pounds aud Who hae = tscsfd Of -
sesonda Zoe the quarter
1he vacant position "a ughf haif
noh Ties hstuern Harry Hammond
Stewart from Colorado and lin Dt
Pre- Of last years eleven.
AZ center Ted Hammond hak
villain ore week 1iaiauesd Ma rana-
peiitorn Ills WeiKht 1t got p1ands
aat bis great HifeuEfh are ulnaf
considerations beside reds eeoi
he'd work. n me flshl Tor 4naltef
beck NoFefa~s has the isa8 Hts
technique IA the position "a au4nee-
ueuatiy equal o. NlehiEaHs beet
quarter ~ rast years bat be has nus
yet proven whether one year. * e.
lssf<1cs h& xivsu him the - $50
- head sefk to run q ohaM eioa
The good Work az hair. fenfs4 Ard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-10

EASILY
WHITMAN COLLEGE HADN'T A
LOOK IN AT FOOTBALL GAME

The University OF Washington
football team walked away with the
game with Whitman college. al
Madison park Saturday afternoon.
winning By a score OF 80 10 o The
overwhelming defeat Of whitman
was greatly due to the fact that the
varsity boys went into the game
with the idea that they would have
70 play hard to take the honorH
This was manifested from the way
Washington went at the bunohgras-
era from the start.
Not until the latter part Of the
last half was Whitman able 10 any
extent 10 stop the onalaughta Of tho
varsity. During the last half tho
Whltmana played an excellent game
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-10

Il was troubled for several years
with chronic Indigestion and nervous
debility" writes y. ). Green. Of Ian
caster. n. ". NO remedy helped me
until I began using Electric Hittera.
which ava me more good than All the
medicines I ever used. They have
aiso kept my wife IN excellent health
for years. She says Electric Hittera
are just splendid for female trou-
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iuTiF8rator for weak. run down
women No other medicine can take
lta place in our family" Try them
Only sec Satisfaction guaranteed by
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-10
DUE HERE
TODAY

The Seattle baseball team u due
q reach thia city from Portland TO.
day. Tomorrow series % ak
games viii commence with f.0n An.
Ee!en al Recreation park Game will
hc called ~ o'clock business
Manager Jim AEHes received word
from MansFer IIsii yestefday shns
Jack Hick'ly. the pupuikf twiref
wouid BE ~ the uok for heaffle fof
the opening game ~ ths ssfsx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-10
BROKE EVEN

TACOMA. Oct i0.-The Seattle
bowling team broke even ia the
two games at Tacoma yesterday. In
the afternoon Seattle won out with
ide pins 10 spare In the evening
the locals won with 50 pins 20 the
good. The afternoon score was:
Seattle $3.50. Tacoma 1855. In the
evening the score was: Tacoma
1922. Seattle 1858.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-10

ON balls. oft Hall J. off Boyle 3. Oft
starkells / struck out, BY boyle 3.
boy Starkells / Innings pitched by
Hall 4. by Boyle I double play Il
Hall Ia Williams. left on bases. Sc
attic 6. Portland & hit by pitched
ball By Hall T. by starkella 2,
passed balls, nlankenshlp 2. stan
ley 2. first base ON errors. Seattle O..
Portland Time Of game. hours.
Umpire. Davis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-10
FOOTBALL GAMES

At BERKELEY California 10.
oiYmpica o.
AT PRINCETON Princeton ie.
Washington and jefferson o
AT PHILADELPHIA University
% Pennsylvania -. Tehieh o
AT irHACA@gomeil aa. Iiamll
ton q.
AT WfIsftAMHPOuT - Carlisle
Indians 10. iiuekneii &
At CAMnHlugE- Harvard "a.
University ~ Maine o.
AT MtNNEApOLfs Mlnneaota
fs. North Dakota o.
At ANN AHHoR Michigan -.
khlamakoro college ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-10
WENT TO
PIECES
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Standing 81 the Cuba

PORTLAND. oct. Seattle
went all 10 pieces In the game With
Portland az this place yesterday
afternoon. the latter winning easily
BY . score % IL 20 4. Charlie Hail
started In 10 pitch for the slwaahez
bot vas relieved after the fourth
inning BY hoyle Boyle did a little
better. bat had poor support. Star
keiis vas In the box for Portland
and pitched an excellent game. The
score.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-10
DEFEATED ALUMNI TEAM

UNIVERSITY or ouEgON Eu-
gene. oct 10 nefars small crowd
the UnlVeuity of oregon defeated
tho Alumni aggregation nt this place
Saturday afternoon b. the Heafe "i
20 10 o. captain Tempirton played
good gamn Tor the varsity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-10

oue vs. pale ana sailow ard The
asArr fresh ana rosy VIII nee thr
.agfercnesf She y no Il hiuahiux Nifh
as,fo uses Dr. kings NeN fAfe
riHs o. maintain g. BY gently
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Score by innings
Seattle 81 o. 0 0 0 o.
Portland. 0 0 81 % III
Summary Earned runs. Seattle
stolcnt bases brennan 2. Nadeau.
Marshall Mohler Dclahanty. bases
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TACOMA. Oct 10 Kccfe'a great
pitching yesterday resulted Ia a
comparatively easy victory far Ia
coma Al no stage 81 the game did
Los Angeles have = chance At the
plate Score.
Tacoma 02i 20 o 0 IS
Ice Angel o o o 0 0 o o 0 %
batteries kcefc aud Graham:
Newton. Hall and spies Umpire
hrowu.
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end puts Auehiaan's 1900 eleven
three weeks ahead IN development Of
the team year ago.
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Standing Of N. Clubs.

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Louis. 20.
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WON TWO GAME S

The Bothell baseball team won
two games yesterday. In the morn
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was a tie until the eleventh inning.
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OF 3 10 2.
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RAIN Ar ~ fRANcIsco.
rHE NATIONAL LEAGUE.

SAN FRANCISCO. oct. 10. No
baseball yesterday. rain
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