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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-28

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-28
FAN FOOD

Frary. Of Seattle. was eighth In
the batting average column up To
sunday. out Of II gamea. he was
at bat So times and made IL hits.
This gave him a percentage Of 32l
skel Roach led the league with an
average OF $50. This means he was
in three games. was al bat . times
aud made five hits.
Shields. Seattle. was in five
games, was at bat ie times and
made eight hits.
Fitzpatrick. the siwash twirier. n
third. having made five hits out OF
ten times at bat In three games.
Shields and Fitzpatrick occupied
second and third positions.
Hall. % the Cubs. "a nearly the
lowest 10 tha batting column. Out
of II games he made two hits and
vas at bat 90 times.
Tacoma viii not go South until
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-28
STANDING or TINE cLuBs.

SATURDAY GAMES
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
A. san F'ranrisco-se Seattle ?. Oak
land 6.
A. Portland Portland 4. Los An
Erisa 6.
At Tacoma Tacoma :. San Fran-
eiaeo .
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Al boston Boston o. pitisbufg &
Al Philadrlphia-- f'hlia aeiuhia sc.
cttiraKo a.
Al N~w rofk o..
New York 20.
At urOdNiyn brooklyn ID. st
Louis I'll.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Al - Iouis-st Louis re.
washington SD
At Detroit--Dctrou G. Philadel-
piaia q
Al Observation-Disclosures 1. Mes
York o
At ChicsKo-ChIcaRo "a Boston
ia
HDRTHwESTETtS LEAGUE
AT Everett Everett ,. Iseiiinehan
At Vancouver Spokane ;. Van.
coaxef I.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-28

The Ideal short trip for tourists IL
70 the u. 3. navy yard and battle
ships. The Puget Sound navy yard
Is the largest on the Pacific coast.
Faat steamers leave Pier 2 81 , ana
10 =. m; isiS. 2ss0 and $50 .. m.
fare. round trip. soc. SO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-28

head againS the grandstaud. ali At
the same time
Manager M Kennedy. Il III fa-
red. has engaged the ab0xe bur
Ieaque trio for future lacrosse
games.
He claims that he now has an
idea which will increase the attend
anee at the games.
Watch daily papers and Sign
boards
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-28

Just as soon as the public be-
comes convinced that A sport Is
brutal. that sport il doomed.
You couldn't pull of a ball fight
anywhere ia this broad land. The
police and the humane societies.
backed BY the law and righteous
public sentiment, world stop II.
Prize fighting IL also becoming
oatiRwed. becaase u appeals tn the
brute Ia humanity. There II hardly
a state left that will shelter a finish
ed go. with its bloody trimmings
Uulesa the danger element il in
some way removed from AUTOMOBILES
racing. unless one can nee the hand
some cars go whirlinE around the
track without the accompaniment
Of crushed legs. broken arms. and
the friEhtfal odbr Of burning flesh.
then automobile racing wlll be
doomed. a. u should be.
II has become a brutal sport. =
deadly sort. and still the demand
Is Tor more broken records. more
speed. more powerful enxinea-aHd
those things mean more tosnbsionea-
The other. day Barney oldfieid
went to smash IN Dutroit- II Is
only a question Of time when be vii
kim himself on the track.
There was a Eroan and shnddcr
In the audience nj Cleveland. and
Earl KIaar was removed from n
smashed auto. a cripple for life.
The frightfmlly crushed body Of
Webb Jay was hurried 20 a hospital
at Buffalo and he may die. These
are recent instances only.
II Il were a matter only Of the
lives aud limbs Of the comparative
~ few riders Of racing machines.
the world could afford 10 wait while
they exterminnte themselves. But
il - not good for humanity to are
these bloody sights. II Is not good
for men and n Is especially bad for
women and children
A few more accidents such a.
have marked the season Of 1905
mean that automobile racing vii
either have TO be boyeosied out OF
existence by the people OF feel the
strong arm 81 the iaw.
As n stands today II Is brutal.
and Il should be ended.
BY Tuesday BRIT and Nelson VIII
have probably chosen the referee for
their fight on Sept. .. They have
their choice between Eddie Graney,
Frisco. George Siler. Chicago. and
eddie Smith. Oakland. II Is said
that the two pugs favor GraneY.
Who will carry off the h0uors in
the mill on Sept. 5 between Willie
Fitzgerald. the eastern lightweight
and Eddie HaRl0ng Both boys are
pretty mixers and a hot mill Ii ex-
yectcd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-28
THE DOPE SHEET


Welt lets he philosophical any
Wayi IA seemed hard. AT first. TO
see the Siwashes drop from the cx-
allied position OF top-riugers down
Co the subway. hut still there's a
humorous side 60 e.
That's what the make up man
thought when. a few DAYS ago. he
put the TO be continued head over
the sport pagc.
There ia even some distinction in
being cellar rats Xou know. can
you point out any other team IA any
other association that can lose 50
consistently and with such graceful
sang froidG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-28
MANAGER WILLIE nnIrr.

TIE middle Of October. when they
VIII finish the season In the warm
~ climate.
Waiter Franiz. star batter Of the
American association. says that he
would rather be a ball player than
an actor.
Next week Tacoma moves % Ilos
Angeles. while the Siwazhes will
make the Southern trip To play In
san Francisco with the Seals.
Rusa Hall Is said 20 be hot on the
trail Of couple OF hiK lsague pitt
cheers. and a. soon ~ he can land
them viii release Miller and FitE
A week ago there was general re-
joieinE because the Northern teams
were heading the list Nov there
can be mourning. for all three are
anchored at the bottom.
From tho way some OF the fans
talk. one would imagine that Il IL
the easiest thing In the world 10
pick up good baii-piayers these days
Let them try for time and they
will find out.
The league maEnatea are anxious
to have Ben G. Ely arrange The
schedule for nexs season, Mr. Har-
ris says he is willing 90 leave the
matter entirely In the hands Of the
Portland man.
Monte Bewne. OF the Toledo team
made a good record for himself
last week In sir times at bat he
made five hits. all OF them doubles.
scored five runs and halted In five
others Tie had eight putouts and
no errors. That ought TO help some.
n has come out that James Nor
ley declared he would not attend
the Portland meeting because Il
was not OF sufflcient importance
and ala not affect Los Angeles,
Perhaps he will come to another
way OF thinking.
n IA rumored that Portland will
secure Mat Stanley. Just what Nc
Crsdia wants him for Is = mystery
unless no expects 60 turn Conrad
loose and needs a change catcher.
Frank Dillon says he cannot uu-
dsrstand whJ Russ Hall released
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-28

WASiiNGTDS tfsIfIuI ~
DERMATOLOGY 4 FEATuRAL
SURGERY.
Eitel Building. Rooms 4os-f0s. t07
and eos. Seattle. Wash.
Hours . 10 ~. 10 S. fos
J. 5. NICHTSER. MKr.
Phoae Main z5T5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-28

ing the percentage column, thanks
70 the SiN ashes. the Angels are see
ond. Tigers third. while frisco aud
Portland occupy fourth and firth
places. respectfully, GUS boys are
aigsing their toes down IN the SOFT
clay OF the cellar hole aud viii proh-
ably hold on there until the season
is over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-28

begging 20 call your attention to
eur sport head 'smorniag Get out
the family blble
John L. Sullivan. who Il playing a
vaudeville engagement at the Pam
tagrs thcatcr On this city, says that
Referee Bully Roach MAS wrong In
calling ell bets of In the recent con-
test between Ryan and Gardner.
sullivan elaims that no referee
has a right 10 call of bets without
explaining himself All Of which II
very true Roach rendered dees-
sion. but, at the same time. called
the bets OF. II there was anything
crooked about that match. the ref
cree should have stood up Ike
man ard said 90. Aud there your
are.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-28

Jimmy McHale in place ~ Lefty
HoutE Dillon evidently considers
MeHaio the better man OF the tNo.
billy Ccmmeii. who was In base
ball ten years ago. but Il nov in
business says that Van Haitren.
the present Oakland manager. be-
am. a pitcher by accident lie vas
tried out la every position on An
amateur team. and la desperation
was told 10 pitch. Ne produced a
curve that was a peach and that
settled Il.
The fans are glad TO learn. that
Brick Devcreanx ia not 20 be re-
leased by Oakland. even thoaEh be
IL 70 be played In utility role EE-
ing says that DcFereaux plays hard
~ during practice than be dass in
the game Deyereaux has H. re-
yonge on Bray. for he says heAand-
ed that umpire his release.
Brick" neyereaux got off a bfetty
good thing the other day. he re
marked that "Baliplayefa. liks poets.
were born" You don't think they
are hatched from incuhaiors. do you.
Bill7" Clipped IN Dunleatfy mo. q
said the Red Dog. 4 Hiaspl N. said
they ware born. but that e what II
botherlng me" said Biil. - he cfiti-
cally eyed Dun.
Waiter Slagle the pitdlier Hpo-
kane secured from the Portland
club. has been sold by st0Ptpl 10
81 Louis In the American League.
With slagis will 20 Jack Sullivan.
iiemphill and Pete O'Bricn. Stagie
jumped from Portland to Spokane
during the Coast war. This year
he has been doing good work for
81 Paul
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-28

In the fourth limiting Of SATURDAYS
game With Oakland at Frisco. the
Siwashes PLAYED like lot Of board
ting school Emis FUN OF frappcd
fldge With the bases full and no.
body out; with a Wild throw e help
'enl. the cubs went up In the air
and two 81 the base runners were
tagged cut during the excitement
Seattle lost both games Of duu-
hle-headcr "a Oakland on Sunday.
Oakland made Il a clean sweep q
the series. 4. Hail WAS kneekrd into
a cooked hat. while Roach was un-
able 10 stem the tide to any great
extent.
In the afternoon game HERS pitch
ed magnificent ball. and the siUash-
go clipped Justify az the air.
The Oakland bunch Is nov head
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-28
SUNDAY GAMES.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
A. San Franoisoo-Oakland 81.
Seattle SO.
At Portland Angeles 2. Port
land 0.
At Tao0ma--Tacoma s-f0 Frisco
f-2.
NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.
Al Bsilingharn BeIiiugham 6. Van
c0uver e.
At Everett Everett 2. Spokane I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-28

Mig nili- Kemmor. onee initial
sack artist fer the Siwaahes and now
enptain and manager 81 the Gal
weston team. b very popular 0tth
the fans % that burg. Recently he
had mlx-up with an umpire and
was fined yiieo. The fans dubbed
together during the game aud raised
a purse 10 liauidate BINS debt.
Up 10 Sunday Seattle led tho
league In team batting. and four OF
the slwAshes. Reach. Shields. FitE-
patrick and Mcllale. led IN their in
dlvidual work Following are the
a.Inh hnIIinr nEt.l.lrea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-28

A week ago there was general r.
ioieinE because tho Northern teams
were heading the list. Nov there
can be mourning. for all three are
anchored NJ the bottom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-28

From the way some OF the fans
talk. one would imagine that Il IL
the easiest thing In the world 10
pick up good baii-piaysrs these days
Let them try for a time and they
will find out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-28

Frank Dillon says he cannot un-
dsrstAnd why Russ Hall released
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-28

n IA rumored that Portland will
secure Mat Stanley. Just what Me-
Crsdia wants him for Is n mystery,
unless no expects 90 turn Conrad
loose and needs a change catcher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-28

The Oakland bunch is nov head
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-28

Rusg Hall 10 said 70 be hot ON the
trail Of n couple Of hig ieague pit
cheers. and a. soon a. he can land
them will release Miller aud FitE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-28

who will carry off the h0uors I'm
the mill on Sept. bet Willie
Fitzgerald. the eastern lightweight.
and Eddie HaRl0ng Both boys are
pretty mixers and a hot mill Ii ex-
Epgfed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-28

The league mAEnatea are anxious
to have Ben G. Ely arrange The
schedule for neTt season, Mr.. Har-
ris says he Is willing 20 leave the
matter entirely In the hands Of he
Portland man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-28

Next week Tacoma moves 20 Ios
Angeles. while the Siwazhts will
make the Southern trip to play In
San Francisco with the Seals
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-28

Tacoma viii not go South until
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-28

Waiter Frantz. star batter Of the
American association. says that he
would rather BE- a ball player than
an actor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-28

Jimmy McHale in place ~ Lefty
HoutA Dillon evidently considers
McHaie the better man OF the two.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-28

the middle Of October. when they
viii finish the season In the warm :
~ climate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-28

BY Tuesday BRIT and Nelson will
have probably chosen the referee for
their fight on Sept. .. They have
their choice between Eddie GraRey.
Frisco; George Siler. Chicago. and
Eddie Smith. Oakland. II Is said
that the two pugs favor Graney.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-24

an account some day, with the Most
High.
Shall 1 Be cast down because our
efforts seem TO result in so little?
Shall I Nope and fret because the
world decides against us at the ballot
box?
Not unless history shows me that
majorities are always right, and ballot
boxes infalHble.
The man who strives merely to run
with the biggest crowd is, az best, a
sorry creature. The man who strives
to be right. and to do right is, after an.
the only citizen who can rest under
the infinite comfort of an approving
conscience.
As legatees of the patriots of the
past and trustees Of the present and
the future, lei us stand firm in the de-
tense Of the right
Let US preach its gospel to whose
ever viii hear And, as a mere mat
ter Of honesty and patriotic duty, let
us speak as we believe, vote as we
speak, and hold aloft, always. the
higher and better ideals to which the
human race must ever strive if It
would move onward and upward
Tom Watson in his Magazine.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-24

The vicar Of Membury. DerByshire
writes IN his parish magazine. "a hun
dred and thirty-eight baptisms. and
have. not yet had a sarah Jane'-that
delightful, old fashioned nameg
Amused, as be said. BY the wears
sad wall. a parisaioner replies to the
vicar, saying the reason is not far to
seek. The custom Of the parents re-
siding in these parts is 10 consult with
their incumbent regarding the choice
Of the name for the offspring
eThe natural consequence IS that an
children born on a saints day are cali
Cd after the saint Thus a girl born on
St Georges day would be christened
Georgiana and one on St Clements
day Clementina, and 50 on--London
Express.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-24

Mr. wilkins had a dollar. So he said
ne guessed he'd pay
A little sum he'd borrowed from a
gentleman named Gray;
Then Gray he took that COLLAR. am6
he said ut seems TO me
I'D better pay that little debt Z owe
10 BIC Afe5;
Then McAfee the dollar paid upon a
bib TO Smart.
By Smart twas paid 10 Thomson. and
by Thomson paid 10 Hart.
And so that coin kept rolling as a very
busy 'plunk"
Until ct paid Indebtedness amounting
in the chunk
To more than forty dollars, and it may
be rolling yet,
And al bafause this Wilkins thought
he'd better pay a debt.
For when a DOLLARS started
On its Notwithstanding way.
There hardly is a limit
To the sums that it will pay.
Mr.. Wilkins knew a kindness that he
might have done for GRAY.
But be wasn't feeling Kindly. SO ne
thought % wouldn't pay"
Then Gray, not being grateful. said.
Tt really seems TO me
I've done sufficient fayOrs for that
fellow McAfee: 90
Then McAfee felt ugly. and he took a
WhaCk az Smart.
Who passed Sc on 20 Thomson. who
passed 81 on TO Hart.
And SO no act of Kindness was done
through an that DAY.
But many an act that ranked in a
most unpleasant way.
An0 many a soul was longing for the
help 10 fit its need.
And all because this wilkins didn't do
a kindly deed
For dollar or a kindness.
Rule IS still the same. I saw.
IL you WlSh TO see 90 rolling
Better start &c on its wsv
san Francisco Can.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-24
An Opportunity
For Florida Formers.

The following discourse upop the
turkey question, from the Birminp-
ham Ledger is timely and the poinf-
erE given therein could undoubtedly b.
soted upon by Florida farmers 10 their
great ADVANTAGE and profit. The
Ledger says:
The United States Government has
9 Dird on its seal The state of Ala
bama has a bird on its stale seal. The
tnelans IKE 20 wear feather. in their
BAR The women Of the United Ststes
Ike Go wear feathers in their Bsts
The emperor OF Germany ppts a
ieatner IN his hat when he goes hunt
ing. The dinner tables Of the United
states on Thanksgiving Day am nave
bird as a centerpiece. We evi5enrl,-
are SIN I'M the feather see of our civ
ilZaton.
Llese lev remarks are a preface TO
little lecture 10 certain men and
women Of Alabama, who could make
Alabama considerably richer IL they
would advance 90 the bird axe and
raise turkeys. There are thousands of
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-24
FowIIna On the chesapeake.

There is still a happy hunting
ground" ct Least for the duck hunter
who seeks this fowl along the Allan
tic coast. Sportsmen call If the Sus-
quehanna Flats. but It includes the up
per part Of Chesapeake Bay, as well
as several miles Of the lower Susuue-
hanna River, where the wild celery.
growing in such an abundance. forms
a tempting dish for nearly every varie-
ty Of the American duck, from the teal
to the royal canvasback.
With the beginning Of the Novem-
Der days, many a man in his khaki
boards the trains bound for the Htle
town Of Havre de Grace-the Mecca
Of the duck hunter In addition to
the hundreds Of gunners who come By
train, are many jolly parties who
reach the Flats In steam and sailing
yachts. so that the opening of the
shooting season may find blinds and
sink boats scattered over an area of
FULLY twenty-five square miles. When
the birds begin to Hy In the early
morn, the crack-crack Of the shoteups
brings to mind the skirmish firing Of
q regiment so numerous are the
marksmen. Blazing away at the game
are the Old-time muzzle-loader Of the
nUt5ve market-gunner and the 5000
nreech-loader Of the millionaire. For
the time all are on common level
IN the enjoyment Of the sport. From
dawn 20 dusk the firing continues with
but little Interruption. Then the boat
men go after the sink and blind hun
ters to take them to the clubs and
hotels while the yacht-hunters return
10 their craft for a steaming hot SIM.
per and an after-dinner nine while
swapping stories Of the luck Of the
day inc
Besides the sneak boat or "sinl,,
boat as lids dubbed on the susoueban.
ma, there Is some point" shooting ana
every bic Of vantage ground on spesn.
tia island. or the mainland. is dxed nm
with its blind of brush. Spesntia is.
land may be called the heart of this
happy hunting ground and If the wind
Is IN the right direction. the fellow
VINO Is fortunate enough to get q lodr-
ing place here win be wifhip range
OF more birds than those further ONT
On the grounds. The best bags are
usually brought in from Spesutia -
Allen Wiley, in Recreation.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-24

farms where turkeys could be raised
for absolutely nothing and sold for
$50 and $500 each. That is about
profit enough Il is easier than walk
ING. over a twenty-acre field all the
spring to make Eve bales Of cotton
On most 81 the up-cOuntry farms
turkeys win bring In more actual
money than cotton. With an incu-
bator the turkeys can be hatched safe
ly and on adarm that makes two bales
Of cotton one hundred turkeys can be
raised. The hundred turkeys win
bring In certainly $50. The two
bales of cotton win bring 500. Which
IS easier for the farmer2 One woman
In Texas gives all her time to turkeys
and makes no less than $1,000 d year.
Is not this a matter worth thinking
over as plans are made for next YEAR,
Along practically the same line may
be mentioned woman in Maryland
who. BY her own efforts. makes some
thing over $500 a year, clear profit
raising ducks. The market Is here for
both turkeys and ducks and they can
be raised with little trouble and ex-
pense compared with the labor and
expense Of growing a struggling patch
Of cotton OF a few acres of some other
low priced farm product but as long
as the average southern farmer re-
fuses 20 leave the beaten path and
branch out a little the market VIII be
supplied by his more euterprising and
upto-date brethren in the northern
states and he. along with other con
sumers. VIII continue TO pay fancy
prices for products that could be rails
ed at a good profit right at home.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-24
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