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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-10-06

daughter and Mrs. Willison of Sebring
were the guests of Mrs. Almira Sucvel
Sunday.
Miss Flossie Knight has returned
home after several weeks visit with
her sister, Mrs. Mary Tubs, of Ashta-
bula.
School commences next Monday at
Sugar Grove. Roy Sanor as teacher.
Several from here attended the fun
eral of Mrs. Fannie Summer Monday.
Charles Sucvel of Sebring visited
his mother Sunday.
Cairo, Oct 2.-Mrs. Oman Hubley Of
Middlebranch visited her sister, Mrs,
Calvin Groove, Wednesday.
Nelson Stambaugh and family visit
ed relatives in Hartville Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Cocklin spent q
few days with George Miller and FAM
lily near Midway.
Mrs. Almetta Wesh has spent sew
eral days with her sister, Sarah Flo
ry. have returned to her home in Cam
ton.
Miss Maude Miller is attending
school at Oberlin, taking a course In
music
Frank Miller and wife visited rela-
tives In Hartville Sunday.
Simon Werstler and family passed
Sabbath In Hartville.
Ray Reed and Mr.. Hit made a
business trip to Canton Friday.
New Chambersburg, Oct. 2.--Mrs.
John Bower made trip to Bayard
Monday.
Frank Helm and family called iD
Carroll county Sunday.
Frank Weaver called In Rochester
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-10-06

r n you tell q woman that Eo-cent
article is worth sl.b0, she wifi cheer
fully give up ss esnts for II.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-10-06

A grocer who sands his sugar has
more grit than principle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16

Prospects for n reeord-hreakiug
football team AZ the Seattle High
school are not as bright rs thsy
were at the beginning Of last sea
son. when the first team was COM
posed OF boys who had Played to-
Eether un8erutandingiY for foni
years, a lacking element which
Coach FROST IL trying 90 make "
for with two hours OF Etreuuous
practice every evening In running
down with the ball ana serinmage
work More than three fun teams
have been predicting faithfully and
there will be no lack Of good Sec
ond team for serimmage xork with
the champions
only four Of last years team have
showed up 30 far. and as a result
the backfieid ta a little weak. Cap
tain Dave Icwla being the only oue
60 have the experience OF fun sea
SONS practice. Jay Smith and ID
Lewis have already made good for
halves and GEsch for substitute
half Harold Lewis has made a
remarkable showing as full back.
considering his experience. and viii
hold down the position in next Sat
urday'a practice game with the
Olympic club OF this city Wee
Coyie has had quarter einehed from
the start and wIli no doub, Do ell
the puutlnK and drop kicking. for
be has an enyiablc record. A. usual
Pollock viii play his old position.
center. but further than this tha
coach T. unable 60 give out the prob
able lineup for the regular aainea
Anderson aud Weatover have good
chances Tor guards and Blake win
unaucstionubiy make good a. tackle
During the last two weeks prae-
tice Of The sort that only the most
ambitious would care 20 stay with.
has been INDUCED Ia and very often
the complaint OF being worked too
hard" has been uttered by many
Of the boys. who are just commence
ing 90 set over the stiffness from
acrimmage the first few nights
when they were stll Eeft. 30 time
was lost In getting down to work.
practice having been started the
second day OF school and by this
time most 81 the players have los,
the surplus avolrdapoia aeeumulat-
Cd during the summer months and
are beginning 10 show up we'll
There WI be little change Ia tao
tics. the hurry up Yest" methods
still being used. with more hurry up
than has formerly been the custom.
and the addition OF the Carlisle In-
dian manner Of advancing the ban
In line bucks By pulling and hauling
the man with the BAH instead Of
depending entirely on the interfor-
ence Of the backs 70 push him
through. An effort lie being made q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16
srANnINn or ann clIIns.

1t has become such an cid story
thai Seattle fans evinee no surprise
nov when the daily news comes IN
from the Scene az battle Ia Tacoma
that Colonel Halls Indians have
purloined another game from the
alice. quiet town on the dirt road.
The Siwashes are no l0ager wooden
Indians. They have slapped ca the
war paint. donned their fighting
rags and are doing the work OF a
maioy league team.
At Tacoma all Is stili--fhht Is. II
Il can Be more so than usual. The
little bunch % Tacoma fans have
nov grown so used to carrying a
few extra pocket handkerehiefs 70
wipe their weeping optics that wifey
does not have to lay them on the
door mat. Alas. and alas. Thus Il
has been since tho creepy days IN
the Garden Of Eaen-the victor
hnmbled. or. 10 bring Il up 20 date
every DOG has It's DAY
Fridays score board looked like
: 20 o with seattle on top Both
the Seattle and Tacoma teams
worked like heroes and made the
game a hummer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16

School will open NJ the state uni
yefalty CA September H. aud on
that date the gfiair0n artists VIII
begin earnest preparations Tor the
seasons football games
Freddie McElmon. lasi year ,
captain aud piueky little fullbaek.
"Dodo Brinker. quarterback. both
received their aheepskinH lat June.
and will not be- back this year u
Is also doubtful II ormond and
Shaw will DO IN school this year,
and If they do come. they Will not
be back until late IN the season All
The others Of last years team. how
r4er. are expecting TO don their
moleakIna early. Pullen Mcdonald,
BagshaW and Tlbbals. guards. Dean
and RILEY. haifbacka. and Grim
center. will be ON hand. Many prom
ialng candidates are expected In the
freshman class. but u ~ too early A.
yet 10 saize up" the reerults Several
men Who have been prominent on
high school teams. however, vii en-
ter. and should make a good show
Ing ia the varsity
Manager Griuetead has compiet-
ID the schedule for the season. 81
follows.
October 7. WhltWorth college. 10
be- played az Seattle. October u.
whitman a. Seattle October Il
Montana Agricultural college. a,
Seattle. October =. University Of
idaho. al MOSCOW November 2.
Washington State college a. Pull
man: Novembar II, sherman Indian
institute. a. Seattle. November IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16
University
Football

Unworthy of Oregon. a. Seattle.
and November 30. Oregon Agrleui-
furai college, AZ Seattle.
Two Of the colleges 10 be played
have never been met before the
Montana Agricultural and the
Sherman Indiana Both Oregon col
legaa defeated the varsity laet year
BY decisive scores. and the battles
will probably be fierce this year.
II will be noticed that Manager
Grinsiead has succeeded In ge4iinK
ar but two Of the games aehednied
10 be played In Seattle. and the
varsity students. together with Sc
attle'g citizens. Will have an oppor-
tunlty 70 see what the boys can DO.
Tom Mcdonald viii be the captasn
this year. and under his leadcfahln
there ID no reason why Washington
cannot hold her old reputation a.
champions Of the northwest Oliver
+. Cults. an old Harvard playr. has
been engaged A. coach. and he
comes with a great reputation a. 4
football player and coach. captain.
coach and manager are confident u
a long string OF victories during the
season.
A new innovation will be intro
duead In football training this sea-
son. All players Will board to-
gether. their diet and hours o. rec
reatlon and work 90 be prescribed
By coach and captain This Will
insure the best OF condition Ia ali
games and. besides making the meu
better players. Il viii lessen the
chance Of injury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
OUTLOOK

get the candidates 10 diet them
selves. and IN order to avoid the
lazy feeling. milk was scratched off
the bin Of fare the first day. AL Of
the players approached were VERY
fetieent in expressing any opinion
Of the new coach. excepting thai "
the team was not a winning one Il
would not be his fault.
II IN stu too early IN the season
for 4 new man 10 pick out with any
certainty the ones who win finally
make good. but out Of the large
squad turning out regularly for
practice the coach has picked the
following as The most promising ma
terial. No attempt has been made
10 arrange the order Of the names
Of the different candidates for the
same position according 20 showing
made In practice.
Centers Pollock. Babcock. Frew.
Guards-AnderHon. Evans. stu
well. Brardon. Rochester. Pike. Gii-
lie. Griffin. Shepard. Pileaw.
Tsekles-Henry, Barto. Blake.
wcstover.
Thayer. Slate. Jones. Pull
len. Babeock. Dowd. La Fountains.
Quartefbaeks-coyie. Smith and
Moon.
Haiyea-Dave Lewis. Jay Smith.
Gisch. Drew. Gaibralfh.
F'ulibaeks-Haroid Lewis. Parker.
6epner. Burke.
Manager Babcock has already
made arrangements with the Uni
versity Of Washington for a practice
game on September 20; first regai-
lar game Of the season with Taoogna
IN Seattle on October z; Puget
Sound academy here on October -.
and Il ia almost certain that Spo-
kane viii come here for the Thanks
giving game.
In the game with the 0lympics on
Saturday both the first and second
teams wlll be played. the first team
going IN I'm the first half and the
second team the second half. Coach
Frost r. confident Of victory. al
though he expects the Olympics will
pat up a good game. Il g. not ex-
pectea the high school win show
much team work. from the fact that
they have pranticed only two weeks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16
uMPfnRs UNDER FIRE


n Is interesting tn watch the asti-
tuda Of the various umpifrz when
under tho fro Of criticism from the
players. says Charley Mathcnon in
the Neu York Globe.
sheridan folds hts arms and looks
fatronizingiy n the player like 4
maatiff regarding n toy terrier lie
seldom makes any reply other than
an amused laugh.
ufaughlln looks threaienlnKiy II
the complainant. and with a wave Of
hla hand intlmAtes that IL viii he
hettar for the kicker To deaist at
once. Connolly stands shrinkinKiy
and listens without comment lie
has an injured look. and II the CON-
piaiut Ia too lengthy will send the
offeudsw 10 the bench
At the first word from a player
directed 10 Tin" Hurst. the UNI
pare flies AZ the offender like ter
ficr az a rat FrrquentiY when
Hurst secs a player advancing he
viii run toward him and assure him
hs wlli regret IL be doesn't keep his
mouth shut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16

recently purchased the Arcade al
ieyn and II having them renovated
throughout. Mr. zfoff-a says there
IL more new material than he has
sVer seen before and that the ladies
are showing up IN fine shape.
There arc more lady boNieFs IN
Seattle today" said Mf. Morris 10 a
star reporter than there were men
boWiers two years aaa. Some Of
These ladies' arr making splendid
arofmms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16

his bat under hla arm. and rubbed
hts hands with dirt. all % us yeunE.
stnfa In the bleachera raised our
voices In glad acclaim We knew II
anybody could biz the ball he could.
With what GREATNESS interest we
watched him as be took his position.
cruuching panther-llke over the
plate. hla bat firmly gripped ia hts
powerful hands. his keen eye watch
Ing the pitcher "a he writhsd Ia the
box preparatory % hurting the ball
with serpentlns twist at the ginyed
and padded haekstop. And when
Pete found ons IN hta liking and
let 60 at u for a fair hit how Ne
rose with the other exultsni fans
and nhouted for the pure JOY OF
shouting
That vas a long time aEo. Pets
BroNnlng lived and played and tri-
umplFcd but enc aRy In The tAhu.
lated score a significant appeared
before his name. and at the bot
tom Of the table vas the sxpiahs=
tory line. sbatted for browning In
The eighth" The melancholy elo-
quenre Of that little aaseriHk fore
told the ioea OF Pete" browning
batting eye. Through the grAdations
ef the downward plunge 10 the
ranks Of tho has-bcena The top
uotrher posses with inexorable
switfneaa Younger men inniis him
aside. they trampie him under loot
The eyes OF the climbers are upon
those above. ahead. while the feet
frnmpse those haiow And whsn .
former hero finally Is given uuoon.
dstionnI release only the memory OF
his valiant deeds fingers IN the
minds OF the fans who knew him IN
tho DAYS o. his prowess-=iu The
DAYS when a BIT meant victory
vben a long drive 10 center warmed
me blood OF the enthuaiaata and
drought them "a their feet cheering
tho sprluting players as they Heud-
aed along the base lines.
Maybe in that bliasful realm ol
perpetual day Pete browning VIII
ioin an all star team. Let M trust
that his batting average there VII
be- a. good as II was here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16
BOWLING SEASON
OPENS

Friday marked the commence
ment Of whit promises TO be the
best bowling season In the history
Of Seattle. Much more interest has
been displayed Ia bowling thus far
than has ever been known before.
Many new faces are TO be seen In
the bowling ranks and among them
are some who promise TO make good
in the a. class this season. Many
players who were in aB" class last
season and who have been work
Ing steadily throughout the summer
are making good scores
Joseph y. Morris. vice preaidont Of
the bowling association i#sf Y-ns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16
Siwashes Win Again

Roscoe Miller was the real. real
and did the delivery stunt like a
veteran. working the ahutnut dodge
tn perfection. The hoy went Into
the game with plenty og ginger and
bunch Of twisters that sent tho
beWiidered crew from the nice.
quiet town soaring skyward In a
balloon. Resides doing some pretty
and effective twirling. Roscoe did a
swell stunt with the willow that
would be a credit to the great la
iele. starting the awatfeat by bring
ing in the first run.
TAcoma's closest mark 20 scoring
was made in the firth turn when
Mclaughlin made third with ono
man out but Hogan sent out an
easy pop which Hail freeEed onto
and Fitzgerald went down before
Mliier's tWiatera. knocking Taco
mas only real chance for a tally In
the noodle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16
BOTH CALLED
A DRAW

Two good mills were pulled of on
Friday evening. one in naitituare
between Mike Twin Sullivan and
Joe Cans. and the other at spokanr
between Charles Nsary. the Mil
waukse hoy. and Maurice ThoFnp-
sou. 1f HATTIE. Both fights Wsrc
called a draw.
Sullivan and Cans went rs roundn.
Referee u'tiarn calling u dfAw.
but IL would have been very diff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16

The directors Of the Northwest
Baseball League met Ia spokane.
Friday. and elected W n LHcaa
president for the coming year. and
also The leagues representative 20
the National Association meeting
Everett WIS voted the peunant- Ap-
plleations we're received from Holss
and Butte for places In the ieakes
next season. II Il understood that
salt Lake will apply Tor a place
when the next meeting II held The
circuit was not outlined
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16

Al Goldfieldn on Friday evening
Monty Astel vas knocked out In
the twenty nfih round By Harry
Tenny. 10th hail from Frisco.
Tenny vas stronger and had Attcil
repeatedly taking the count Larry
sullivan refereed. The purse Of
s. 8ea Wa counted in the ring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16
NOTICE TO
SUBSCRIBERS

Should your copy Of The Star fail
60 reach you by o'clock sny eve
ming. please do as the favor TO call
up our main office (Sunsct. Main
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In this way We can be certain of
giving our subscribers n perfect ser
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16

roOfEp THE GAMBLERS

. FOOLED THE GAMBLERS q
4 The London Tattier tells whY q
q no hymn with a mum Der lees =
q than 81 Is sung AZ tho Eng. =
= lish church at Monte Carlo. A 4
. member OF the congregation 4
. once used the hymn sung az 4
a the morning service. No. ~. as 4
= tip. and ieft the church 20 4
. put the maximum on a. II 4
a turned up Gossip about his 4
. inspiration led a number Of 4
. persons the following Sunday 4
q go play The number OF the last .
4 hymn. Again Il won. The 4
4 next Sunday the church could 4
y not accommodate the crush OF 4
= worahlperE. bat their intent a
= Was frustrated. ss tho highest 4
. number on the roulette table \
. In 26. and 81 ia now tho low =
a est number ever given out In 4
q the church. q
Il Il a Il Il 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16
Make Arrangements Now

For your Eastern trip. Low round
trip rates via Great Northern Rail-
way Ticket office. End and CO.
lumbia ste. 'ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16
Self and Stiff Mats

AZ the 1900 Hat Store cant be beat
lin style or quality +. n Brooks
A. Co. 1921 "a Ave. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16
HOW,S THIS /?

We offer One Hundred uaIisra' Re.
ward fer any case Of gafarFh that can
not be cured - Halls Catarrh Cure.
y. J CHENEY a co. Toledo. q.
We. tho undersigned. have known r.
J Cheney FOR the last Is years. and
believe hifn perfectly honorable IN all
business transactions ard financially
able 20 carry out any obligations made
b HIS firm.
WALniNG. KfNNAN a MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. ..
HalFa Catarrh cure il taken inter
naiiv. actiaa directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces % tha system.
Testimonials sent frce Price Sc per
bottle sold b. All druFriats
Take Halls Family Pills for con
atipation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16

cult 10 find n spectator who agreed
with him. When the gong aestndssi
On the fifteenth round Cans wis
hanging to his opponent trying O.
save himself from punishment ard
the knockout did not seem far orr.
Cans was badly marked. while sui
livan was fresh and clean.
Neary and Thompson fouaht 20
rounds 90 a draw. Both mcuawHre
severely punished
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16
GRIFFITH Is HANDY

y AaAAE Z II - taAENAA
WITH THE DERRICK q
The New York HlEhlandera q
. have a record CLARK Griffith q
. he's sderficked" his pitchers 4
. more often than any club in the 4
q league. On Il occasions alone =
q HogE has bcen taken out Of the q
q box when the outlook was =
q stormy. q
= a list Of pitchers who have =
4 not finished the games in 4
. which they started follows: .
= Twelye-HoEg =
= Eleven Cheabro. 4
= Powell 4
4 six-OWen. Coakley. 4
4 Five-Orth, Disscn. Planka. a
. Sudhoff. Mullin. Donovan. 4
Four Pullman. Gibson. 4
. Wolfe. Hughes. Patton. Walsh. =
= Three - Tannehill. Winters. =
= Waddell. Bender, Jacobson. 4
. Morgan. Killlan. Kitnon. White =
= Twice - Garrison. Griffith, 4
q Henley. Glade. Patterson. q
= Smith. Aitrook. Rhoades. Don 4
= ahue =
q oncc-Young. Adams. Town 4
= send. Howell. Thomas. joss. 4
= Bernhard. Disoh. =
. 4 4 tAAps 1890
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16
FAN FOOD

Colonel Halls smile can BE seen
for blocks
II was In the Seattle bunch. but
Il took a long while ~ cfup out.
II vas Jimmy Harris day Friday.
Make Muller hit oat 4 nice one.
Miller sent six men hack to the
bench with their hit column for the
inning marked with an 0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16

AMERICAN LEAGUE
At NEW Washington G.
New York 2
AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gamc.
Philadelphia 4. nostou ;. second
game. Philadelphia :. Boston :.
AT CHfCAG0-ChicAko ,, st.
Luuia 8
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16

baum. for Los Angeles. struck
out IL men in his homo town Fri
day. winning the game by a score
OF 20 2. Portiand's new pitcher
Henderson. Was hit 10 the tune 81
eight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16

Oakland took Fridays game from
San Francisco at Frisco. The score
reads 4 10 3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16

Exeurrion Rates East.
81. Paul. Chicago and other cltles,
Great Northern Ticket office. cor
ner End and Columbia SITS. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16

Willie Hurley. one time a Seattle
player and later playing with Little
Rock. was signed By the Colonel.
Friday. lie was taken on probation
and. II he makes good. will be kept.
Looks llks Iuiia Styieb will 60 free.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16
EEE NO

Cures an chronic dis.
eases without opera
ton. Cured by Ehi-
nHae roots. harha.
bark bulbs and Hag
tables These won #.
deFful remedies have
cured hundreds ~
cases that haze BEEN
given 40 to die We
guarantee to cure ec.
hema. rheumatism.
asthma gntafFh.
stomach. kidney aud
liver diseases and
other physical weak
ness
call aud see this
wonderful Ghluenr
medicine man. Have a
tUg Hafufa WfWfua 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16
BY s,vsr, mssissn.

I'm fe-lin' mighty fine today;
First time I made a double play.
Tho ball Just smokedl made a
chase.
An soaked lt down 10 second bA4e.
An'--Pa told me he'd hate TO say
He'd saw a finer double play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16

When the Great Umpire called the
third strike on Pete" Browning. in
Louisville. the other day. a diamond
hero IN the youth Of the men Of to-
day passed 10 falrer field Of ae-
ton. where every players batting
average ls Judged according 70 the
range u HIS endcaYor In the prime
Of bis Yeors. Louis Rogers Browning
headed the battling list Hero wor-
ship IL Tor those AZ the top and
when cold Pete" Browning walked
with easy grace 70 the plate. with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16
FRIDAY GAMES

FRIDAY OAMEs,
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
At TACOMA Seattle 3, Taco
ma Q.
AT los A e.GELES- Angeles
4. Portland 2
At SAN FRANCISCO = Oakland
A. San Francisco ?.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16

talk with lice Wa heIpre giving up
your eases az hopeless
Gonauitatiun free
Offices ziOlz Washington s.. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16
DOPE SHEET

Saturday opens the season for
deer hunting and that part 81 the
sporting fraternity who ilks this
form % sport are preparing % take
their heavy shooting irons and
pike" 20 the tall timbers Deer
cannot be hunted with dogs until
October and must not be hunted on
the Islands NJ any tirue.
The killing Of spotted fawu At any
time and OF more than four deer
during the season when u IL lawful
10 kili the same II prohibited by tho
Law. II also prohibits the killing OF
any female elk. moose. antelope.
mountain sheep or goat during the
season when II IL unlawful to XIII
deer and during the deer season II
Il prohibited 70 kin more than one
Of the males ~ each variety.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16

County Of King. In probate. In
the Matter OF the Estate OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16

NATIONAL LEAGUE
At BOSTON Boston ?. Phiiadel-
phia {
AT ST. LoUts-St Louis I. Chi
cago :
AT CINCINNATI ~ Cincinnati Z.
PiftHourg 3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-16

Mcdonald umplred.
Alaska forum., 1905-08-12
Big Mnook Hydraulic '. Is Working Successfully

Manager M. Koonce, of the Rampant Gold Mines Company, operating the big hydraulic plant on Big Minook, will spend the winter with his family east. s. P. Robbins arrived on the T. c. Po- wers, and will take charge in Mir. Koonce's absence.
 The plant is running in full blast and barring accidents, several cleanups will be made before the season closes. It is reported that $250 was cleaned up at the mouth piece few days ago.