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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-05-25
Morton VIII Leave Cabinet.

Washington. ID. c., May 20.--sSec.
rotary Morton will leave the cabinet
July if the president will accept his
resignation on that date. The secre-
tary has not completed his plans for
the future He has number of offers
under consideration.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-05-25

stanza. Mr.. Finch tried to do this,
but the result vas unsatisfactory, and
the poem was published as originally
written. We are able TO give the first
stanZa:
by the flow Of the inland river.
When the fleets of iron have fed.
Where the blades of the grave grass
CULVER,
Asleep are the ranks Of the dead;
Under the sod and the dew.
Waiting the judgment day;
Under the one. the Blue.
Under the other, the Gray"
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-05-25
Assassin of sernius Executed.

London, May lS.--A dispatch to a
news agency from ST. Petersburg
says that Ivan Kaleieff, who assassin
ated Grand Duke Sergius, February
II. at Moscow. was executed yester-
day.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-05-25

Those who denounce money as
curse are always quite willing to pick
1t up as a companion any time it is
found in the neighborhood ~
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-05-25

Every time there's wedding in
small village the liveryman signs at
the loss of another good customer.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-05-25

Tact is keeping the other fellow
from knowing what you really think
about him.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-05-25

Distance often lends enchantment
to mans view of his wife's mother.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-05-25

The Best Results In Starchina
can be obtained only by using De-
fiance Starch. besides getting or.
more for same money-no cooking re-
Quired.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-05-25
PAYNE'S CHICK FEED

The best money can buy. Sample and book,
"Pouttry Pointers" free. Alfalfa Meal Co..
1855 Farnam Street. Omaha.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-05-25
Payne'S Alfalfa Meal

Makes hens lay and chicks grow Send for
sample and book, Poultry PoiRters" free.
Alfalfa Meal Co., 1885 Farnam St.. Omaha.
TWaY PIT s. PITLESS SCALES. For steel
800 and Wood Frames, SIS and up Write
-=sllSss,. NUx..,, MS before you buy. We save you
ss-Axsa-st f,ss-eM money. Also Pumps and Wind
Mills. BEcXnAR BROS, Des Molnes, Iowa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29

oncr Wiltsie. where he bad called
90 receipt FOR Martins grswsome ef-
fecta. n know % no reason for
Fred 10 commit this terrible deed.
unless he bruoded over his father =
death. am waiting for a telegram
from my father and possibly ! viii
go back with the remains"
Martin had s. o. IN his poascs-
sion. besides a few trinketa The
3s-caliher revolver used by the sui
eide belonged 20 Singleton. who dld
not know that the gun was missing
until be heard OF the tragedy Mar
tin was a timekeeper AZ Pratt City.
where he lived for many years. HIS
mother has been dead for some
time
Singleton stated that Martins
father must have left him consider
able money and he la at loss 20
explain Martins broodlng over his
finances. The body was taken 20
the H8nney- Watson morgue. whore
II will be held pending shipment 20
the Tennessee home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29

utes before they arrived Tho 9th
or % the two girls also escaped.
About the arrest Of the two young
men and tho getaway" on the
maidens Is woven a story OF ro-
mace and tragedy that would look
we'll hetween the yellow backs OK a
Bertha NJ Clay novel A hasly
glimpse through the pages OF this
story shows the Wayward footsteps
Of the strange girl in the city. the
extravaganee OF the youth and his
thieFlnEs to reimburse himself. the
downfall o. young womanhood and
the unlawful greed OF beardless
youths,
Il Is evident that the two young
msn have been Systematically loot
ing rooms In prominent local hos
telries for some time and. from
what can be learned. have used the
two girls as means 20 effect en-
trance into the hotels
From one hotel 10 another they
went, the youths living at cue place
and the girls AZ another. In almost
every instance losses were report
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29
LAD SNUFFS OUT
HIS YOUNG LIFE
SUICIDE HOTEL BUTLER WIPES OUT FAMILY. MANY or
WHOM KILLED THEmsELvE SIRED s. MARTIN SENDS
BULLET INTO BRAIN

10 make sure Of HIS aim. A 2s-caii-
bre was used. the bullet entering
just back Of the right ear and pass
Ing through the head.
Deceased came TO Seattle about
six weeks ago from Birmingham
Ala His parents are dead
Suicide ran in the family % Fred
s. Martin. who drew a revolver and
blew out his brains in the Hotel
Butler early Saturday morning. His
death eXtermlnates the family. I've
suicides previously enacted mas
have been the primal cause for the
young mans death. although the
letter 20 HIS cousin states that the
death Of hia father had nothing "a
DO with HIS self destruction. but he
also mysteriouaiy writes that HIS
fathers death only STAYED his own
or a few months and he must have
carried out the original plan.
Martins father also blew out his
brains at Pratt City. Tenn. three
months ago. Not long before that
even a cousin brooded over real Of
Imaginary wrongs and ended his ex.
isfence with a fatal shot In a similar
manner. According 10 the state.
ment 20 a Star man By Singleton
the father aud cousin had no ap.
parent reason for self destruction.
4 intend taking the body back e
Tennesgee for burial" stated Sin.
gletou al the office of Assistant Cor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29
MILLS WILL
SHUT DOWN

More than 80 King county shInEle
mill owners met in Billiards. city
hall Saturday morning to sign an
agreement 70 shut down their mills
for a period Of three months. com
meneing September I. 90 see II the
alleged consestcd condition Of the
shingle market can be relieved.
At II o'clock the mysterious meet
ing vas called to order behind clos
al doris by the state organizer, who
elected everyone but mill owners
from the chamber
What was done Is unknown fur
Their than that the organizer states
all bat three OF the Ballard mills
signed the agreement and he knows
that they will fall into line before
long. although they have not been
consulted. Judging from a position
across the street. the meeting was a
stormy one and the adjourned SEES
sions held on the different street
corners were conducted with as
much care as an anarchistle plot TO
Kill a ruler
All OF the mon entering into the
agreement are required To put up a
cash bond as an assurance OF good
faith. In most cases il viii amount
10 about $500.
The Stimson, MeKewon and Null
len companies. who manufacture
more than one-half OF the shingles
Ia Ballard. which has tho largest
output OF any city in the world,
have not entered into the agree
ment and from opinions expressed
by two OF them, never viii, All
three OF them sell TO foreign mar
kets and the local shut down can
not influence their market. so are
not interested IN the movement The
first named mill is running night
and day and cannot keep up with
its orders
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29

With only 81 years Of life 10 bis
credit. Fred s. Martin. a native Of
Tennessee. shot himself through the
head ln a room at the Butler hotel
shortly after midnight Saturday
morning. Death vas instantaneous.
When employees Of the the hotel
alarmed by the shot. entered the
room, they found the dead body Of
the young man stretched on the
floor and smoking pistol by his side
The suicide left a letter addressed
10 his cousin. Robert l. Singleton.
Jr.. OF the Union Savings bank. Of
this city. The letter stated that the
writer was tired Of life aud had Just
barely enough money IN the bank TO
pay the hotel bill. Ny fathers
for my act. II merely delayed me
death" il said. "aas not responsible
for a few months.
when notified by the coroncr's Of
flee OF the suicide, Singleton said
that he knew Of no reason for the
act.
Martin r0omed with Singleton al
the residence Of Or. A. $. LOVett.
lie left home shortly after dinner
Friday night, apparently In the best
Of spirits. and. at q late hour. en-
eazed a room at the Butler.
The position Of the body when
found indicated that Martin stood in
front Of tho mirror when he fired
the fatal shot apparently wanting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29
Did Abbott Commit
A Double Murder?
hsYTERIoUs CONNECTION BETWEEN BOSTON MAN
CANNOT FOUND AND PERPETRAToR or TOURIST
HOTEL HORROR PUZZLES POLICE I

Although little has been said In
regard to J. {. AbbOttts strange trip
10 Castle Rock. a small town 20
miles this side Of the Columbia
river. John Cudibee. proprietor OF
the Tourist hotel stated al the time
IF the suicide and murder that Alb
bolt did make that trip. and after
bis return on the morning Of fate
full June "a murdered bis Wife and
killed himself upon learning that
bis Wifs had taken up the life Of
a fallen woman instead OF remains
ing true and loyal 10 him. Abbott
registered al the Tourist hotel June
T. They had been IN Montana cities
previous 20 coming 10 Seattle. Bull
ingE was one Of the places they etOp-
ped AZ for a short length Of time.
McGlrr hunted up the Tourist hotel
upon arriving here What tranHpired
between the trio. whether they knew
one another al all upon what mis-
sion Abbot went as far as Castle
Rock. the absolute DISAPPEARANCE Of
McGirr dating from or before that
date. are the threads that the poles
must follow to solve a murder, q
suicide and lastly the mystery which
has ahrouded the young life OF n
member OF one Of Bostons well
known families.
Did Abbott kin MeGirr and hide
"A g0cond murder In sulcide7 Why
did he come back and kin his wife
when she came 20 bis room at the
hotel early in the morning of the
tragedy Did McGlrr know too
much about Abbott and his Wife,
Until the mystery has been cleared
up surrounding the name Of Gifford
McGirr. the connection between the
double tragedy and himself cannot
be shaken.
McGirr's father Is wealthy, and no
doubt the case viii be ferreted out
In time His son was p years of
age and handsome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29
Frisco's Lie Nailed!

"gnlde advertising" il the way
Frank Watorhousc of the Boston
Steamship company. fefsva 10 IN,
Frisco lie.
we 10 NOT know Vhat lCebergs
are" Is what George D. Thoudyke.
uf the Globe Navigation company.
said.
There 81 no record In this Of
fico 81 any steamship which fol
lowed the composite great circle
which ever Eaw or encountered an
Ieaberg. stated Weather Observer
Salisbury. Such n sight IS impua-
ahle. owing 20 the Juan or North
pAcIfic current Southern Cali
fofnla has more foEs than the Pu-
get sound country The Minnesota,
90 ita last trip. encountered no fogs
after Il left Yokohama. according
80 the boats statistics.
All the prominent local steamship
men are united IN che opinion that
the Frisco lie Is not only bad
plece Of advertising. but will do
the origlna0 moro harm than
good.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29

Did Clifford McGlrr have any con
ncctian with the suicide Of ]. q. Alb
b0tt. who murdered his wife on
June y al the Tourist hotel2 This
fact Is puzzling the local aleuths.
who have taken the aifnlfieant fact
into consideration.
Since that date MeGlrr has been
missing lie was also guest at
the Tourist hotel. occupying room
40. On June = the room was taken
by a Mira. White Renton and. u. l.
McGirr registered IT the hotel from
Billings. Mont. June 70.
Meglrr VA fuzt reported miss
ing By bis aunt. Mrs y. G0aa. sos
Madison. who had letters returned
from Portland. addressed % general
delivery. aud uncalled for hcGlrr
parted from hia father a. Billings
In the early part Of 1nno His faith
80 has valuable mining interests
near billings. and says that McGlrr
Intended visiting the Portland fair
after calling on his aunt in this city
Mrs Goa8 stated Saturday that her
nephew did call at her home on
two occasions. but failed to keep
a third appointment with her. and
since hat date has never written
20 her or his father AZ Billings.
The fathers letters to bis son. adj
dezned 60 general delivery In this
city as well as 10 the Oregon me
tropolla have besn returned uncall-
Cd for Ills parents are now thor
oughiy alarmed At his continued alb
aeuee and fear the worst
MeGirr and his father left their
home IN Boston early In the spring
for a western trip The son wanted
20 yiait the fair. and parted from
his father AZ Billinga lie had plenty
OF money % carry out his tour 20
the fair. and his disappearance has
caused no end Of worry ia the fam
ily az Boston. where the McGirrs
are we'll known.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29

Local steamship men have nailed
F'rigc0'a ilc'
And shat ia more theg have nall
"a Il fast and hard
The Pacific Mail Steamship com
pany. n San Ffancisco line. has been
advertising fun pages In eastern
and Pacific coast magazines IN
which the North Pacific routes have
been referred to as being choek fall
81 icebergs and billiards. A atrik-
ing illustration shows a big liner.
looking suspleiously ike one Of the
.Hiil boata ploughlnE Il way through
SNOW and ice Beneath the picture
ls the statement. Avoid the for
Of the North Pacific"
or course there Is another pic
ture. which shows a Pacific Mall
steamship HtnaminE peacefully
ever water as smooth as glass, while
the entire scene ia Wreathel IN a
smile Of sun rays And the cap
ton refers 20 clear waters and
blue seas. which form a striking
contrast 10 the wind aud rain. ice
bergs and fog Of the North Pa
cific"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29

More than TOO Of the japanese
coolies brought TO Tacoma from
Honolulu 10 work for the Northern
Pacific aud Tacoma Eastern rail-
Waya escaped from the special train
into which they were loaded early
yesterday morning and are now
scattered IN Seattle and other pointa
Officials OF the Northern Pacific
spent most OF Friday in trying 20
locate the mon who deserted and u
was announced Friday evening that
aomc Of the men had been found IN
this city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29
SOMETHING GOOD COMING

tttStttttt 49, = ~ = - 80 :
yxbee represented The Seattle star with the
Mazauaa Appalachian and Alpine clubs during their
Rainier has returned aud for the next
mighty interesting
outing the above named clubs
held
Representatives who
10 ne THE ONLY ONE WHO
SUCCEEDED ~ REACHING THE SUMMIT or THE NOUN
OF personal well those OF
party the exttcme. and she viii
her usually graphic and enter
r tauing style
pluck inifcpdnes Mas byNoee was
unanimously Of the Muzaaa club on the top
most pinnacle %
With which her articles VIII
illustrated
experimenting pictures VIII be some taken by the
Of official photographers
of and clark exposition
WATCH FOR THIS sptEEDf0 FEATURE
n tttttStts Etht&tf ~ a 4 4 4 \ 4 4 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29

Representatives or the Great
Northern Railway company ana men
Interested I'm securing laborera for
some OF the cnunorios are charged
with having Induced the coolies 20
deaort upon their arrival in Tacoma.
The doors OF the ears were locked
aH soon az the coolies were on the
inside. but the men opened the vim
dow and jumped through and before
they could boo rounded up again
about 100 Of them had made good
their escape.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29
Beautiful Yakima Girl
Figures as Female Fagin
ARREST OF HOTEL THIEVES olscLosEs SENSATION IN CON-
NscrloN WITH PRETTY FLORENCE sRUFF DETECTIVES
svRNEs AND PHILLIPS MAKE CLEVER CATCH

cd hy the tenants Of the adjoining
rooms until the youths fen under
suspicion.
Thursday afternoon nearly every
room In the Hotel Byron. located
ON First avenue above virginia.
was entered and rifled From there
the youthful marauders fixed their
eyes on another First avenue hotel
nearer In town. Miss Brutf. the
pretty North Yakima girl. occupied
room there. and Richardson came
often TO her apartment Becoming
suspicious. tho proprietor finally
charged tho girl with being tho ac-
complete OF "A hotel thief. and she
broke down and confessed. showing
number of rings which che said
ne had given her.
Friday afternoon Richardson call
ed On the girl. but. having taken
alarm from tho hotel mans IN
gulries she had stolen away and
boarded 2 O'Clock Northern Pa
cifc train Tor North Yakima.
When Detectives uyrnog aud Phil
lips called 1t tho hotel 10 appre=
bend the young woman they found
her conspicuous by her absence. 4
Few blocks away. In another hotel.
however. they located tho two boys
and took them 90 police heaaquar-
tera
The police claim that Richardson
aud Williams went through the Sem
eca. Byron and Victoria hotels. and
POSSIBLY the Arlington. Il Il known
that Miss Bruff vas won't. al one
time. to spend much of her time At
f the Seneca
{ In the room occupied by Richard
son the detectives found n large
+ quantity OF goods stolen from the
different hotels Richardson aud
/ Williams both carried guns. the one
found on Richardson being par
I ilculariy muFderous lookluE wea-
.on.
s After his arrest Richardson con-
F fessed TO the robbgrits In the Byron
and Victoria hoteia lie could not
rcmenher where he got some 81 the
watches found Ia hts room on be-
, Ing taken 10 iali Richardson claim
"a thar a we'll known Green Lake
[ lad vas implicated Ia the fobbcrios.
Richardson was arrested once be
fore and convicted OF rubbing the
Wilton Hardware company s;ore,
[ South First. IN company with RALPH
f l.. Kingsley. now serving two years
al Walla Walla for the same offensa.
They we're caught BY a deputy
marshal af Hoquiam. where theg
disposed 81 a quantity Of the stolen
+ knives and razDra, marked with tbs
firms name They we're held in
Jail At the coast city until Captain
laubaeher and Iaiier Jim Corbeti
+ arrived 20 bring them back 10 an.
swer 20 q charge Of robbery.
E Richardson turned states evil
/ dence aud received one-aay sen
Z tcnca while hts accCmuIiee was
sent up for two years
+ The detectives claim that theY
will convict Richardson on six dit.
F ferent counts, and they also hope
10 bring Williams To Justice
+ No charge viii be brought against
I Miss Bruff. as she Was simply want.
f "a "a a witness % testify against
the tao young hotel workers. she
belongs 20 a prominent North Yak
ina family
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29
TRIED TO
KILL WIFE

palotlne hin has been stirred TO
ita utmost foundations by the at
tempted murder Of birs. Mary Mar
shall. who appeared before Prose
cutting Attorney Macintosh. asking
for peace bond 90 prevent further
injury at the hands OF desperate
husband
she was given complaint which
alleges the murderous action os oc-
curing July 90. The husbands name
ia James Marshall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29

Two pretty young women. neither
more than Is. and two young men
OF about the same age. figure In a
sensational arrest made Friday ait
cwnoon by Detectives Byrnoa aud
Phillips. and evidence procured BY
the two sleuths convincos Chief De
laney that the systematic fohbcries
praeticcd in leading Seattle hotels
has finally been stopped.
Friday afternoon Detectives
Dyrnes and Phillips arrested George
W. Richardson. rs and George VII
llams. N. Richardson Was charged
with burglary. while Williams Is
held In jail as n suspect.
The detectives also tried TO catch
Mas Florence Bruff a beautiful
North Yakima girl. who was rcsid-
Ing az a well known family hotel.
but the gira had flown few min
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29

The Ballard Iron works f. load
Ing fer shipment the 5Q-ton steel
refuse burner that has just been
completed Tor the Toxic Point Lum-
Der company al Astoria, ore. Two
cars are required and they viii be
shipped Monday. six men Will go
down 10 pct It together. which viii
take a month.
They also have secured another
big contract to build burner for a
company at LcnVeuworth. wash.
and viii have 80 ready for shipment
within thc next two weeks When
completed 1t wiil be nearly 10 feet
high
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29

Rumor has IL that not only the
shingie market is involved. but this
Is forerunner of any possible trou-
be between the mill owners and
labor unions, and also struggle be-
tween the large and small manu-
facturer.
II is evident that II the mills con-
template a shutdown for three
months. II would be the rankest
folly for the men 20 go on a strike
az the present time when they are
saving all they possibly can TO car
~ them through the usual time al
lowed for repairs in the winter.
and will continue at the present
scale OF wages which has caused a
number OF strikes in nelghboring
towns. Ii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29
JACOBS AROUND
ON CRUTCHES

patroiman Jacobs 70 hobbling
around on crutches now and feels
very much better.
As soon as he Is able the case
against Mcnamara and kreamer,
his assallants. will be taken up By
tho police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29

Invitations wcre issued Friday FOR
the complimentary banquet. 10 be
given iu honor 81 WsshinEtun's dele
cation 90 congress by Billiards. BUS
mess Mems association. at the Elks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29
BANK CLEANLINESS
WEATHER FORECAST

Fair Tonight and Sunday Light TO
Fresh Winds.
tel briefs fWyp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29

ST. PETERSBURG July 29.--An
official list Of the easualties In the
recent four days rioing at Nina
Novgorod shows that 10 were killed
and So injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29
INSURANCE MEN plNEp.

Tho representatives OF the Pacific
Mutual Life Insurance company. in
the Seattle district held "A banquet
iu the Bnfberis Friday evening. Gov
era were laid for 20. kilograms Of
regret from 4. l. Foster. supcrln-
tendent OF agencies. and Mr.. Murray.
instructor OF agencies, were read by
T. L. Venuiee. superintendent Of See
attic district and toast master OF the
evening. Informal speeches were
made by different representatives.
SIR. Ashby. superintendent Of nel-
bingham district. scored a decided hit
In a few brief remarks relating 10
life insurance. Mr.. Attacks. or Se-
attic. offered some very good advice
20 the younger men.
Tho last speech OF the evening. by
E. l.. Nannice. along the lines OF life
Insurance. was an eloquent one. Mr.
Vunnice, while comparatively a
Young man, has held the position OF
superintendent Of Seattle district for
.hrec years. and IA that time he has
ihown himself TO be the right man In
he right place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29

ST. PETERSBURG. July pc
The Russ today, in referring to the
Sato interview. says:
Peace on the japanese terms as
outlined by NJ. Ssto can only be an
armistiee"
The paper sees little chance of
the conference ending the war sue
cessfully II Sato states the Japan
csc position correctly. The Sviet
continues TO rail at the American
lack OF tact in allowing the visit
OF Taft and Miss Roosevelt to
Japan while the United States is
host Of the peace plenipotentiaries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29
BIG CONTRACT COMPLETED
BY BALLARD IRON WORKS
MONSTER Steel REFUSE suRHE SHIPPED AsroRIA-orH-
BALLARD NEWS

hall. August 5. 70 show their appre-
citation Of the good work done for
Ballard In securing the harbor ap-
preparation and free mail delivery.
Senator = II. Piles and Congress-
man ". f. Humphrey have accepted.
City Engineer Harry Bostian
spent Friday making cement mud
pies 10 test the material 20 be used
in street improvements that has
been submitted by the different hid-
ders.
City Attorney Bob IngersoII.
Frank Giles Frank Manney and
Harry SHOW left Friday for Ctealuul.
where they intend to fish for the
next two weeks.
A baseball game viii be played
with The Renton team at the ball
park at 3 p. IN. Sunday