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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-09-04
Comes 70 Canton.

Sam Hommel will leave shortly for
a few weeks visit in his home in
Pennsylvania. Upon his return he
will locate in Canton where he will be
employed with the Alliance Foundry
Co., In which he has an interest Mr..
Hommel was formerly employed with
the Bauch Foundry.-Alliance Leader.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-09-04
Hand Injured.

Night Clerk Charles A. Gardner of
the Mckinley hotel had the index fin
ger of his right hand injured last eve
ming. While filing some papers on a
bill file his hand slipped and the point
Of the file penetrated through his fin-
ger. DR.. Faulk rendered medical at
tention,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-09-04
One of the Oldest subscribers.

David Whitmire, a pioneer farmer
of Stark county, residing about three
miles east of Navarro, was in the
paid the paper quite compliment
Mr.. Whitmire has been subscriber
for this paper since 1847, more than
80 years, and states he wants the
paper as long as he lives.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22

Copenhagen, June 1e-Arriyed. steamer tni'so
dam. WuIn. New York fer Christion!a ~, Rsr-
Havre June i9-Arrived. steamer Helonsp'0' '0''
HUI June 20-Arrived idaho tBF'. L''si''s
Marseiiies June l9Arrived steamer Perusia tBrl J'
ston, New York via Naples. - llnis
Montevideo June 2lATrsved previocs4y. -.- and 81,
tRr,. MiItruna. New York for Buenos Ay'e' ~" !
Antwerp June 21-sailed steamer American Ou'cS 'N'
Shields June 2O--Saicd, steamer Ec4eroy '~'''
tfrom Stettinl. New York. - rsrser-
Lizard. June @l-fessed, steamer 4IA'' ' -
Prawle Point June 20-Passed. steamer Moaa"N
White New York FOR Antwerp ~, purcell
Leth, June 2o-ArrtVed. steamer MashoHA ''''
Barbados June l9-saned. steamer Tasus tsss
,from New York Eiasston. Colon eiel - 80 victorian
CBr) Hart New York for Liverpool ,. tnss.
BeachV Head June 21-Passed. steamer kh3 naN~
Riselsen. New York tor Antwerp .,, ,Ausu Pas'-
Trieste June IG-Arrived steamer georgia 49,
vich. New York via Naples - ltaD pared
Genoa. June lo-Sailed steamer Indiana '-''
New York ,r,benso solera
(Serl Gerdes. New York and proeeeded ~ w epuichh
Sctliv June 2U-Passed kotterda'"
Boyesen New York for Dover -., Nfacnnilaa
Algoa BAY June 2O-Arrived steamer Gan ''
tRrl Wadgc. New York via Cape loWh r-r Sasos
Palermo. June i9-Sailed. steamer Gcrrnania VIZ
tfrom Napesl New York ,.en AlsS-
aadra ,nr>, Leslie. New York va 81 N~
Fremantle. etc. .-,er LotSiaa
Shanghai June 2l-Arrved previously steamer Kons,
I'M Williamson. New York via Aden' "'"'
saeris. June 1o-saiied steamer jamaica tNoT' ~
Brow Head June 12-Ths French Line steamer Nss
Tcuraius II r. Fafols. from New York 70 ,ra sa-
In communication BY wireless telesrapd Wiz asth q
tais point. $40 . m; win probably reach Hs'S
about $50 m FRIDAY.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22
FURLoNG INVESTIGATION FINISHED.
Presentment to Grand Jury Expected To-
day-Magistrate Out of State.

The investigation by the Kings County Grand
Jury of the official conduct of Magistrate Furlong
in connection with the OF Mary Hedden,
ended yesterday. 1t is expected that presentment
will be made to-day.
The Hedden girl has sworn that despite her
stepmother's plea that she be sent to an fnstitu-
tion the magistrate sent her to a Rockaway Beach
hotel. At another time the girl was sent to the
home of Mrs. Gusse Hyman, No go Arlington
avenue by Mrs. Tietjen. the probationary officer
of Magistrate Furlongs court While working
there the Hedden girl says she assaulted by
Frank Grossbard, who lived at the same house
She was arrested charge OF theft which she
says was made when she threatened 10 expose
Grossbard-
Magistrate Furlong is at present out OF the state
and it impossible TO serve him with sum.
mons.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Thursday, June 21, 1906
ARRIVED.

Steamer Teutonc (Br), Thompson. Liverpool June .
and Queenstown Il the White Star Line. with las
495 steerage passengers. mails and mdse Ar
rived at the Bar at 11;S4 m .. ,,. -,
Steamer Deutschland (GeI). Kaenp1 Hamburg June
Is Dover and CherbouTg I'd. TO the Hamburg American
Line with s45 cabin ls3 steerage passengers. mails and
the Bar at 1925 m.
Steamer (supposed) Paula tGer), Hettmeyer. Hamburg
May shields June Philip Rup-echt IN ballast
Passed Fire Island at : ? m
Cornpagnie Generate TraAsaantque. with nGse. Ar
rived a Bar at
steamer AIbuera (Br) Giady. Huelva June 4 20 the
Steamer Iongships (Br). Tasker Shields May 80. to
Fl Winchester co. in Sallast Arrived at he Bar at
steamer Parima tBr>. Carey. Demerara 8. Bar
bados II ST Louis Martinique and Dominica H. antigua
Mosserrat kits and 81 CrOiX Is. to E out
erbridge & 90. with III passengers. mails and mdse
Arrived the Bar
steamer sofia Eohenberg (Ausu Stuparch Trieste June
Palermo Phelps Bros Co. with So cabin and
lao passengers and mdse Arrived az the bF
1915 m.
Naples and Gibraltar IL, 10 Oelrichs s Co. with BOO
cabin and i.6i5 steernge passengers mails and mise.
Arrived at the Bar at 245 a
steamer MassaPeQua. cornell Mayasusz june T. Ponce
O. Arroyo IL and san Juan ~ 70 the Peck SIS Co. with
mdse Arrived az tne Bar az II 80 a m ~, =, -,
sa1ta Marta 15 10 the Hamburg, nerican Line with
passengers. mails and mdse. Arrived az the Bar at
midnight. 10Th
the United Fruit Co. with 3 passengers and fruit
Arrived al the Bar 4;3O m.
Steamer Gut He'll tGerl, Wicke. Havana June i5 20
W d Munson, with mOlasses Arrived at the Bar a
Steamer city Of Memphis Dreyer. Savannah June IS
10 the Ocean s. co. with passengers and mdse Left
steamer Monroe Hulphers. Newport News and Nor
folk. the Old Dominion SIS Co. with passengers
Sandy Hook. n j.. June 81 $50 D. u-Wind south
moderate breeze; cloudy; thick cfs.cre.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS
IFrom The Tribune Bureau.l

washington.
opnrps rss1rrn-Tbs following orders have
been issued:
Captain CHARLES G. DwYER paynaster ,,I close Of
Francisco rs Omaha & for du'y ybenee 70 New
York City ,.nnvx -
Chaplain wAsH1NGToN WILLIAM Ian eLAODf'
Major GEORGE F. powNEY paymast,r from .,
VILE report 70 commanding general Depa''"'
the Lakes. at Chicago. , - xo--
folk and relieve Major p E EN Nhl-FI5 5 % Engineer
sorps sbool o vsshinston Barracks. as instructor.
Fr,t IAeutenants WILLIAM D. A. ASP5rsoS S seconG
sSsSis KiNGMaTT Tf@MAs 5n9 " ROBINS and TtIpo90@KE ORE
f. DiLoN Of sHsnes5s Pa9pacss gr ks 70
.,a,, ARTHUR W CHASE. artillery corps 20 ,r5S nS
Sompany coast artillery. vice captain "a E 49,
MILLER. artillery corps. transferred 70 u''4S
si-ned list ,-.vv
r,.,tepant w s MILLER. detached the Nicholson 70
" MDowEIL. detached the Porter; to
command the Wilkes - vi,
1,.utenart F. L. SAWYER. to navy yard New YORK
July IS.
MOVEMENTS OF wARsHIPS.-Thc following
,ovenoents of vessels Rave been reported 10 tne
Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
,o On The Earrv and the cambridge. at SAansnai'
the wisconsin. at shiakwaL -
June gl-1he Eagle Gloucester: the tsoaaqn ps,sr a.
Iambert.s Point: ~ the Iris Iris az ~ Singapore
SAILED
June aorhe Marbehead cOrinto foT P:naa a5s
The PaGucah ql6r, fE9 sSneh.n ssqon 9or San Juan
rr,s a1Tbe wisconsin from shiakwan for Woosuagji
the Mayfower, from Wasaingtohr rsI91d I for Nor
folk $1,000 -. -.
The porter and the Nichoson ordered placed out OF
commission a, Norfolk.
The Wilkes and the De Long ordered p'a0sN " ''-
at Norfolk
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22
EXCHANGE CONSIDERING TRUST oFEeR.

The offer OF the Knickerbocker Trust Company.
which recently acquired most of the land upon
which the building of the Consolidated Stock and
Petroleum Exchange stands to pay Oe0O for the
building and for the ground lease. which has about
four years 10 run. with the privilege OF renewal at
a new valuation, is still open IL IS learned The
Consolidated Exchange authorities are considering
the desirability OF various parcels OF downtown
property sites for new exchange building and
II one is selected within short time will accent
the trust company's offer.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22
NJ, K. & T,'s s2O,ooO,OOO MORTGAGE
1t Is for the Purpose of Disposing of Notes
and Improving the Line

ST. Louis. June 21-A mortgage for $4,000 OOO on
the Missouri Kansas & Texas Railroad was filed
late yesterday afternoon with the Recorder Of
Deeds, the loan figuring as being advanced by the
New York Trust Company. whose resident trustee
is ]. c. Van Blarcom. president OF the National
Bank OF Commerce
and is payable January l. 1895 The mortgage Is
for the purpose of disposing of notes for 100000
outstanding and 10 improve the line.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Caledonia reported wireless telegraph 20 Sable
Island o. yesterday. when 125 miles east OF tnat
She is expected TO dock about p m SATURDAY
Provence reported by wireless telegraph % sable
Island $40 yesterday, when $50 miles south ot
u at dock to-day about
The Graf reported by wireless telegraph 70
Newport yesterday having passed Nantucket South
Shoals Lightshtp She will probably dock to-
day about a. m.
The Calabrta reported by wireless telegraph New
port yesterday having passed Nantucket South Shoals
LIghtship 42O She will dock to-day about $50
a m.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22
Proposals.
OFFICE OF NE SUPERINTENDENT on

OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT of
the Mint os the United States. Philadelphia "a, ' ~
l4th I9O6-Sealed proposals duplicate, VII ~
ceved this ONCE until Il O'Clock noon aSvss
and then publicly opened, LOT s.is
two hundred and seventy thousand t2I0 Oo0
pounds tngot copper the quality best axe N siv
grade electroytic the ingots be cast Win Ma
bridge ten to twelve pounds each IN WelsH- --lr.
thousand 90 0OOl avo.rdupois pounds OF straits ~
subject suitable for minor s.e,.,~s
deliveries 10 made requirements lh as-.-
with specifications and proposal sheets an- rNuS
informa ti1n which be had upon application 20 49,
IT lands. Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22
H. L. PRATT JOINS DRYeooDs FIRM.

Herbert Lee Pratt. of Charles Pratt Of the
Standard Oil COMPANY became a member of the
drygoods firm of Frederick Loeser & Co. of Brook
Ign. yesterday certificate of limited partnership
was filed in the office OF the Kings County Clerk.
According 70 the certificate $500000 has heen addaJ
To the capital Of the firm. Arthur and Iobn p
Gibb signed the certificate general partners in the
firm. ~ N'-e
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22
NEW HEAD EoR ROYAL ARch MAsoNs

Boston. June 2i-The business sessions Of the
thirty-thir biennial convocation Of the General
Grand Chapter OF Royal Arch Masons OF the United
States were resumed to-day at Masonic Temple
Joseph T. Dyas Of Paris. III, was elected seneral
grand high priest
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN ports

Liverpool. 2i-Arrfvsd steamer Majestic (sr,
Hayes. New York via Queenstown %'
Queenstown. 3I--Arrfved. Colorado (Er1
Ward Hull for New S:tb ID m. sail amer
Baltic (Brl Smith (fronl Liverpool. New York.
Bremen June - A m-Arrived Wilhelm
der Crosse toerl. Cuppers. New York VIA Plymouth
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22
rRANsPACIFIC MAILS.

Destination steamer. Close IN y T.
Hawa-Alameda Cvia Francisco June 70 l25O a m
Corea China Philippine
IsIands-Empress OF China (vta Van
couver Victoria. Is. June "a. 500
Tahiti and Marquesas Islands-Mariposa
Fraacisco)- June a
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22
FLOATS wReckEo sY FIRE FROM LIME.

Through the explosion of several barrels or
lime on an Erie Railroad float at the foot OF
Rider avenue and the Harlem River last night
a[Cu+ II o'clock the float sunk and an ad-
iacent float loaded with two fatcars was burned
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22
SPECIAL MENTION

Advertisements admitted into the. -,
recommended 70 the renders OF Tn. r.' rs
thoroughly reliable. and business be dom. 80 ~
wfth the advertiser with perfect safety a>a
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 4:2e Sunset 73s Moon sets sos Moons age
HIGH WATER.
AM-Sandv Hook I: :43 Gov Island Gate 1000
PM-sandy Hook 1856 Gov. Island SO Hell Gate 1O:la
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22
SAILED.

Steamers Kaiserin Auguste Victoria (Ger) Hamburg
via Plymouth ard cherbourg: II Piemonte (ItalJ Nor
via Plymouth and cherbourg: Cretic lBrl Genoa and
Naples Mascot tNorl TILT Cove; Oscar II DAM,
chEistiania, Sopenhagsn etc; Florida ItaD Naples
and Genoa. Merida havana and Mexican ports. Xu-
murt NCubanl. Tanplco, III Rio Hamilton
Norfolk and Newport News; CITY OF Atlanta Savan-
nah; Pillar de Larrinasa tBr) Montevideo. etc Win
yah. Philadelphia Flora (NOrl Macoris Citv OF Pha-
delphta. Baltimore; Regulus (Brl, 81 Johns New
via Svin
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22
CONEY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB

CONEY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB
RACING AT SHEEPSHEAD BAY
June p TO July 20. 2.30 NJ Rain or Snlns
End DAY Cobi1 aE Island PadSh Handicap nhs other
Leave East S4th 81, E r. VIA L / r R-.-, =, = I.lS'
A NJ 10 40. u 90, tl:0o Parlor car Iralll
lao 2IO 2:4O p NJ Take ferryboat foot Wai1sas. m l
St n Y I140 y NJ. and thereafter every ~ .,-sa -.
utes. connecting at 39th Brooklyn, WIN e.s-..
trains direct track All BROOKLYN trolley cars A'
Yer direct 70 track Concert by Lander st
Grand stand. S3. Ladies'. Sl.5O. Field stand >"
@ssMOTOR CABS AND MOTOR tAho
TO THE TRACK
New York Transportation Co.. -,.Nr.
sth Ave and 49th St Telephone $3.50 Coiuh'-'
New-York tribune., 1906-06-22

opnrps rssrrrr-rbs following orders have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-14
j" TRACK MEN
WIN MEET

The University 81 washington fs-
featsa whitman saturday "a the
fleet inter collegiate track meet af
the season. - Is % IL wap al Ia
frfrstins meet. bringing out good
work and many surprises. and the
visitors did remarkably well eonHid-
efiux che small team they brought
over they ven the relay. ~ which
washington however. asa not have
her beet furn At that Whitman de-
served the paints. for her four aih-
istes pot up q fire race.
shirley Parker ufuhr the only rrc-
afa - the das laHefinB the 4 half
miis time 90 saat-5. Dick Hum
teens best time vas ella Par
ksf end Hex smith eon the mast
points ZOE Washington. bat fhs lat
ter met close rival IN Cox. u
whitman. Who won the sa8syard
dash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-14

Carl l.undnren pitches ia The a~s.
diah tongue Tor the Chicago Nation.
VI l..aEu~ tear Ne pats tptst on
re ball equal to that impaired %
hia for~faghera 60 fhs queen .
ensiish ei.unaareu ban guide pit
cher putty near all the time be ban
blg league player lsia skoi lead
league some aay. uay be. according
30 The sporting editor 81 the s~ed'
iah Nkoivoftsn. ia Marriage. III
whsr~ M t.undKren makes hia
home. no IL regarded ~ thn first
citizen Of The state He n the Judge
al all mestinFa - the dshaiinH 80
efeiy and plays truneons In tie
Narongo silver cornHt band Like
the mighty Mstheu nou. Me- fspnd.
zren IL college graduate he
wmrmrd seat on the Chicago
bench FOE twu fssrs before he NAs
given \ chance 10 shos whni hr
could DO when The bases we're filled
lie vas next to the best ritrhef In
the National league last season tits
friends hops BE Nill DO even better
this year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-14

Try 20 fool the hsisman keep
hlm guessing all the time says
Leon Ames IN discussing the essen
tails Of successful pitcher II
possible, avoid gritinE iata q hoir.
tina, - "a aaY. - 90 keep he strikes
on the balsman equal 10 the balls
wasted with Two Of three called
balls and 30 strikes the hafsnsH has
81 the best - ~ and the nnrveus-
ness Incidental % such = rfedica-
m~ui is almost sure 20 Eivs ihs bats
man his base Oh balls | tfY 10 pas
the first ball over strike then I
ssasts = bell n wi#h. though I 10
not aiuaYs % -. WIN the first
hail q strike ! can try - bend the
ball over 81 attempt % deceive the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-14

haisfuan in q manner not possible
Whsu three balls have been called
Their he bell must 50 over the plate.
usually straight and swift. trusiins
10 the fieid~Ta 20 take care q the
hit
Ames l. atm . YounEsters his
home ts IN Warren. Ohm The New
YORK Nationals drafted him frou
The NrW York State league tao
feafs ago. Last season BE paTtieis
pated ~ ~ Gamcs. IA which he
struck oui 21t hntsua~n. gave Toe
bases on balls and vas toachsd 40
f1r ste bass hits faf ia runs. lie
uss taken out 10 times and pat IN
three times Ames pitched shr open
Ing game of the sea aan against Phil
sdslghia and won y haadiiy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-14
ELLis is .Iolt GUN.

p y Ellis the crack trap shooter
of this city. made hirh srore ~
Portland yesterday. al the Multua-
nah gun club ahnat Mr Elila made
- cut q possible 100 a large
afoNd ~ expert shots was ln At
tendance. and the shooting was u
re flnnsl unalltf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-14
COOK EXPLORING
PARTY HERE

DR. v A Cook. the explorer who
vii attempt 10 scale Ne Mckinley.
arrived Ia The city yesterday Sith
Bis party II e FarkrF. professor ~
physics Of the University uf NeW
tork X " Parker. = noted moun,
tain elimtsnF. ~ u nfuRn. as
Alaskan climber. aud Frod frtnin,
a famous packer. are members of
tho party shich Niii accompany Or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-14
SCHOOL TEAMS.
PLAY TODAY
SEATTLE AleA AND uLAiR
BUSINESS COLLEGE WILL
MEET THIS AFTERNOON AT
REGULATION PARK. n


The Seattle high school and flair
college teams viii meet at Userea-
ton park this afternoon 10 settle
matters. THESE are two ~ the best
amateur teams in the state. blair
having cleaned up the best team in
eastern Washington. ANA also the
whitman college team aud the INT
yrfsity ~ idala nine.
itlaiF beat Seattle high Ia Spokane
10 o. ana saturday the local boys
nat back. L. = II 'uutch' astfafd.
tire star hiTh school pitcher, Is in
shape the locals have strong hopes
o. victory
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-14

in Saturday, gnme. shutting out
the visitors without hlt II VAS
pitching. and the team
supported him welt Nat kenfisld
won the same fnr Seattle with a
timely hit in the eighth. the stnte
being 10 o Eii Gates Stitched bis
usual ssfsfui same. but the wonder
ful work % charley tel carried The
day. The oaks we're perfectly help
ieaa befers the finest pitching % the
seaanu. Seoret
ssatsie - see aaa - 1
Os4k aana e bae 80 &c 3
ttsttssiss naa saa nlaaksnship Gates
Ana AaaAatt-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-14
RACES SATURDAY

uTHffIH At nUfaNftf.F ~
Flfsf farr thfHs fHafffs Hlas. sHaHHs
fsissfraiff Tssas Ntassiil a fiEss s e 50
axeHeif fars HHaH HaH nfis arifiHE HtsfNf
nlaHfaft uan uHatY. t.aNaHas fiass
Wah
FRFa faae ere sa3ls hsnaissp tssaseH
1890 WrllHHtHF ftsffas atH flraH a. -
NnHffh rsrs HEfsa 4sisfesHfhf iaite saaff
aan o. ssafaFA Hfkins huHfa. Us iafte
flaHH fa
Ftffh race sfssnEaH hass fuu roafsf Hsns
asfs ifhaafirFa Hafas Nntar finfa. q
HIFtn tarr THREE tlafffhs mile sHHainE
& a a.t
seventh faHs nHs mfis ssHiHs rapfaia
ullHh Tha EHaasheuaH. TlnAsfa ttHs
ghG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-14

San Francisco fa coming back 20
Recreation PARK thla week. and TIE
SEALS viii probably play aut a series
whether M League hfeass 70 ar not
Il wii b = week before the North.
ssssf hague san be put in order wffh
the proposed cirruit % Seattle. Ia.
roruA. Portland. Spokane Butte ard
gfaYs HaFbor.
Incidentally II may BE- mentioned
that IN Aberdeen and Hoaulam tna
fans are Turning nat sell and gfasa
Harhpr seems capable % supporting
3 first .riHss league fsarlt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-14

Cook aud ~ill ioaye for tho vest
ward on the Santa Ana neat Wed.
neadaN
The oatfitiing o. the party n be.
Ing made Ia thia city. Coming
wezt Dr Cook stopped a. North
Yakima and purchased 20 horses
for use a. pNck animals
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-14

There sermH - BE 70 aaahs tis=f
majority % tbs fans faver thT
Northwest irakns Il stu carry
maFe local interest. and that means
harder fouEHt asmss ana sna pnief
Play. The Coast league circuit haa
alNs ys been duli because ne cities
were too Gar apart 80 be natural
rtsHla Nut AZ ths games The fasla
have been heWilsa9 about ahat
f.aeas and the Northwest league nlll
IN. n fact. q is ahaut up 10 Agnes
10 make Epof Ms rfamiss ~ puIfink
Seattle. and Incidentally Portland.
into the Northwest league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-14
VISITORS TAKE
BOTH GAMES
luckLEss OSCAR JONES
DROPS raE FIRST ONE Az.
TER aH HAD IT. AND SECOND
WAS A way POOR AFFAIR.

Oscar Jones. the unlnekv, last hls
second extra limiting game 81 the
week yesterday when the oakland
ers took tf-mning contest away
frnm him on Ike Rovkenfielaa rr.
Tor. he vas out OF form. and made
up Tot Wnalng the game saturday
ny makins five errors IN Yesterdays
contests. oakland also took scv-
cn-lnutux contest because seattle
made tea erfers Ia that short space
Of time ard the bic SUNDAY crowd
was naturally somcw has dlsgrun.
tied.
A Sad Accident
The first contest was pippin.
and Oscar Jones was partly fespon-
slhle fer iesiHs lt because he allowed
two two bagEers Ia the ninth. tying
che score. lie out-pitchea Graham
at that aud should have won but
fcr The SAD accident in the twelfth.
"Wednesday Oscar lost an ttsinninx
game against the same team. ile 10
surely the hard-luek pitcher. for ev-
cry game he pitches should be a
victory,
Ssssnd Was Poor.
The second same yesterday vas
pretty punk. from any standard
Neither Niekets nor Beit could pitch
maeh. ana the locals fleidea in 3
truly pathetic manner. THE fans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-14
speAks 10 Y. ". c. A.

Me- Mary y Steel delivered al
address, 81 the meeting II she Y W
q. A. yesterday afternoon. Her sub
iset as Personal Responsibility.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-14
sAlsiERs WIN
NO HIT oAmE

q e nafra tsfif1a rantssa frsffrfsr 10
Pc afaFa hsst re Esssfssafa af Mafisaa
Park seafa 90 o. Oh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-14

Evangelist =. A Miller. ~ Elsin.
M alII hold meetings st the Beth
any Conversational church every at
trfrsaNm thfa ark
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-14

took out their sadness over the firsi
defeat b. roasting the beYs ftgh,
and left Rockenfisid and Hansen
had the hot slams landed 10 them
by the hatfati. the latter because he
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