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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-06-02
ADVERTISING ELK CITY.

The suggestions made by Mr.. j. C.
Rathbun in an interview published in
the Mining News last week are worthy
of serious consideration by all who
have property interests in the Elk City
Basin. There is no need of repeating
that this district needs capital to de-
velop its mining resources, but as
forerunner to securing capital there
needs to be outlined and carried out an
effective system of advertising the
camp and this work must be done by
the residents of the district. 1t is net
work that should be borne by few
but it should be borne by all who are to
be benefited by the growth ard develop
ment of the camp.
Carrying on a system of advertising
means the expenditure Of more or less
money, but by everyone putting q
shoulder to the wheel" the burden or
each one will be comparatively small
Anyone can afford TO contribute $25 {
year if by SO doing there is a fair prob
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-06-02
PUBLISHERS ANNOUNCEMENT.

AS stated in these columns last week,
the Mining News is to be under my
management and control until January
1, 1907, with possibility of the change
being made permanent. The new man.
agement begins with this issue.
If were to follow a time honored
custom among newspaper men of the
old school this column (and perhaps
several more) would be taken up in an
explanation of how the News from this
time forth is going to solve all of the
problems that perplex the shake
congress until it came to realization
that we are the people, stop the earth
quake, make the planets move in their
appointed places, and act the part OF
the great benefactor which many ap-
pear to be looking for to right the
wrongs man encounters while on his
pilgrimage here below.
The outgoing publisher, who like the
kind and skilled physician prepares his
patient for the final ordeal, by his an
nouncement last week probably pre-
pared you for such jolt, but | can as
sure you the attack is not Forthcoming.
The new editor is not reformer. He
long ago realized that this is about as
satisfying a world as he ever took up his
abode in, and is willing to leave the re-
form Job to the editor who has longer
lease on life, wider circulation of his
paper and prints it in more colors.
Acquaintance, to bear fruit, must
be as gradual as the spring showers
that moisten the earth and bring the
June roses. Believing this to be true
in life will give no broadsides at this
time, but will leave to time and associa-
ton with you to cultivate the acquaint-
ance and friendship that should exist
between publisher and subscriber to
bring the best results to both.
The News is business institution,
just the same as the grocery store, the
dry goods store, the meat market and
the hotel and other places in town are
business institutions. The paper is
here to help itself and to help the towr
and the Elk City basin and surrounding
country, and the editor will thank ne
person who contributes his mite merely
to help the 'poor editor" The mission
of the paper is to publish the news, anC
this it will aim to Go at all times anC
in an impartial way, though charging it,
readers that it is managed by morta
hands and perfection in giving the news
can not be brought to & higher degree
than some of the less difficult things il
life.
The editorial columns of the New
will be the EDITORS play ground, but h
appreciates the advantage of the posi-
ton and in the discussion of any ques
ton the fundamental principle will b
for fair play. If the paper at any tim
in editorial or news columns offend
a reader or makes statements that ar
contrary to his belief, the columns @
the paper are open for any signed con
munication that reader wishes to cor
tribute and the services of the Office al
at his disposal to place the same
type.
Asking the patronage of all who al
in position to give it, / am.
Respectfully,
GEORCE +, HAMII TON
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-06-02
OROGRANDE NEWS.
Orogrande, May 20, 1906.

OrOgrande, May -, l9O6-
Jacob Schlosser, president of the
Umatilla mine, arrived in camp Satur-
day in company with Superintendent
Brewer from Spokane. Mr.. Schlosser
will stay for two weeks visit.
Secretary V. Landquist of the Twin
Butte compang is spending the week
with Superintendent Hutcheson- Mr..
Landquist is we'll pleased with the Oro-
grande mining district.
A very enjoyable dance was given
Tuesday evening in honor of Miss
Bessie Atkins of Salmon River, Mrs
Mcclellan favored the party with the
Highland Fling in a very graceful man
ner.
Alfred M. Peterson and George Esh
returned Tuesday from Ten Mile Creek.
]. C. Carter and Jack Howard are on
fishing trip to Big Creek.
P. w. Jacobson, Nicholas Jackman
and Willis Hutcheson returned from
Fish Lake Tuesday and report an en-
joyable time.
DR.. Shinnick made his semi-weekly
visit here Sunday.
Archie Mcclellan is now able to walk
about on crutches.
AS school closes Friday Mrs. j. A.
Carter will take the school children for
a picnic on Silver Creek.
The Hogan mill is running steadily
with an abundant supply of water
The main Schlosser tunnel at the
Umatilla mine is now 375 feet and work
is progressing steadily.
Very good ore is being encountered
in the main tunnel on the Potlatcf
Group.
The owners of the Rosalia Group con
template the erection of a spacious
cabin in the near future.
Jim Penman was in town Saturday
Jim is now working his placer on Big
Creek.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-06-02

Frank Stickner is driving tunnel on
his quartz claim in the Stickner district.
S. w. Swing, accompanied by M. A.
Evans, will leave shortly for Mexico on
mining business.
Harsh Bros. are building a camp on
their quartz property, getting ready to
begin the work for the season.
Frank Bosh is working placer mine
ten miles up on the Salmon river. Jack
Williams is running bitches on the same
ground.
F. Wartenweiler, chemist and metal
lurgist, who has had charge of the eva
hide work for the Crooked River COM
pany, stopped here on his way out the
first of the week.
Schuyler Simmons on Red Horse is
opening up placer digging that shows
good prospect. Pay ore was taken out
last fall Mr.. Simmons makes his own
timbers in saw mill on the claim.
Fred Deercauph who a short time ago
sold his interest in the Blue Bell and
invested his earnings in real estate in
lewiston is back to this country and is
working on tunnel on his quartz claim
on the White Horse. He has the tun-
mel in 100 feet.
S. B. Lane left on Thursdays stage
for Spokane where he will join large
party of natives of Kentucky on then
trip to Louisville to join in the big cele
bration of the homecoming of Kentuck
ians. The Spokane papers state there
will be thousand residents of Wash
ington go through that city on theil
way to the old home state, many goins
in special trains. This will be Mr.
Lanes first visit at his old home il
} fifteen years He will be absent iron
Elk City about six weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16
SHOULD BE
GOOD GAME

Basketball viii produce aome rat
Ting good games this week On
Wednesday night the Busy Men viii
attempt TO down the olympic al the
gymnasium. last seek the Olym-
pics forfeited their game. but will
b. on hand this time show their OPP
ponents that they are SIN capable
Of seiutilatinE stunts.
Tho intermediates and tho West
Seafties are booked for Saturday
night AZ West Seattle. bat the boys
have evinced a strong disposition TO
attend the hlgh school Ministries,
and Il II possible that there sill be
no game between the teams
Friday night the Business Men are
10 claEs with the Marcus Whitman
club at Fremont. The Whitmans
are considerably weakened hy the
absence Of Don Steele. the crack
center. who crushed bis hand a few
days ago. but they will pat up a
game struggle. NOS wifhstaudiuF
The Tigers and the Seniors vii have
a whiriwind match af the local gym
Saturday night These two aEErc-
cations are In the game from tho
first blast Of the whistle. and they
always have a bumper crowd IN At
tendance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16

PITrsnuRC. Jan. te-"fuat a
chip eff the oif block IL What they
aay about little Conrad Wilson. the
lnfani athletic pfudisf ~ Home
stead. and hes a miKhgy siry chap
at that iie b. only a mite and he
has been In thia verdi oaiy i've
years itu tips the SCALES al 40
pounds. aud every ounce ~ him ~
hardened museirs and seli davel.
0ped
just galn' 10 be like dad says
canrad liia father kHoNb IN pea
circles e. Tug Wilson. is a tighter
~ considerable praminenec. dispes'
lng Of all men az his own weight 10
has met Ia che ring Though he IA
out II the fighting game nov he =
a firm believer TIA th. kpsprl Of
phyairAi ruiiare. aud nothing Nuuid
40 bis heart more Eu-,d thar Ia see
bis uon iuacfihe his name far ap
amonE ths lat - pasillsiie stars 81
fha .gsaHlss .A1ssss,-s ~ sa-a4tkss
gloves. the panehlaE baG and hard
routine exercises for the lad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16

ABOLISHES
FOOTBALL

Football has been abolished n
Harvard. pending a reform 10 rules
that will be- acceptable 10 the over
hrers. a socret needing ~ the board
u oFrrHecrs last week resulted In
the determination 10 discontinue the
r..-a. until the rules are changed e..
make football more 4 game sad less
a massacre
The board asserts that the present
game encourages triekery and foul
play and furthermore II destructive
10 the morals q both players and
The student body Football VIII Be
permitted only when the rules are
50 framed ~ 90 produce a clean. de
cent and pl1aaurahle paaume. In
siead OF the present apology for a
rough and tumble fight"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16
DUGDALE
WON'T GO
~. BASEBALL MAeNATE REFusEs OFFER TO HANDLE PORT
LAND rEAm-oGeLARus Has OUT oF BASEBALL FOREVER

u. e. Dougdale IL out Of baseball
forever After ~ years ION the
road the masnate has settled
down for tho simple life aud viii
make Seattle bis home. u IL alto
Eethpr fittinE that the only man
who ever gave seattle fans the aetu-
al article IN baseball should CHOOSE
Ia make bis home here The obese
one has purchased a cafe on Second
nv. and has thriving business.
Needless 10 nay all the ban players
make his resort their headquarters,
when they start one OF those lively
tanning bees IL has any pink tea
down for the count Dug" M he
IL affeeiibnateiy called by his old
players and friends. takes a gleaful
interest In these monoioEnea and hia
eye has more than once gliatenrd
naaplcinualy ~ the eood old days are
RECALLED aud baseball trlumphs are
reheafaed,
When asked last night whether he
Mould ever cnter baseball again. he
haid
4 Do not think | shall eYef take
an active part IN baseball again.
I have ben on the Rad Tor ~ years,
aud l believe I am cntitled % set
tie down or course. Ne never know
what the future holds for uH. but
I feel that we old boys should giye
the younger generation a chance
have had many fine offers. but have
turned them all down.
The Portland club made the =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16

secretary Of the A. A. o.. has omit.
ted his records from the official
athletic almanac for 1905. Duffey
threatens 10 begin an action com
polling Sullivan 10 restore his rec
ordA
Dufiey says no has been declared
a pro- without a hearing. Ha Do
clares that unless Secretary suIli-
van restores hia records he wiil take
legal proceedings 90 compel their
restoration. Sullivan will pay no
attention to the sprinter'a appeals
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16
BIG MINER COULDN'T
STAND UP BEFORE HIM
mARvH HART KNOCKS OUT CALLAHAN. or BUTTE, IN rous
ROUNDS

Marvin Hart. IN lutte last night
put the quick finish oH Pat Gala
han. "a miner. 10 the second round
~ " nat was scheduled 20 be - four
round contest The miner was 20
receive ftoo " be could stay the
limit
Callahan noored Hart in the first
rouua. bat the big feilpH was too
mad and heavy 10 allow the bout 20
20 fauf rounds. Hart ga the trick
with q number ef bard swings 70 the
Jaw. Hart weighed about 90 pounds
mote than tie musher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16

Coed basket ball NJ The T. "
.SaEZs& s'9 - ess..zs i..sssssss a.. -
reraat action ~ the fNruiiy pro-
hibltinK the game a. now played dle
not appeal 10 the 60 eds. AID they
requested the nesnbers Of the faenl.
~ 20 reconsider their action They
accompanied their request with no
statement aud ths faruiiY members
coala see no Feanon Tor reconsider
Atloa,
- sxlt. 60 ed basket bali The
fnsulty'z action vas largely lnflu-
cuecd through Dr Rollers recon-
manaail0nH lie asserts that the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16
SCRATCH
HIS NAME

Arthur ?. nuffy the sratShllc
amateur nov Ia nstlUusi disrwpufs
among al apaftsmsn Who stand fof
pure athletics. Il rsapinE the fruits
Of his eunfuesi0n. The Amateur
Athletic union recently crossed OF
hiA records. and James p Sullivan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16

game A. nov lntayea = - gse,@ ~
as-->-uug ladies' Upon bis advice aa
physician the faculty decided that
the game IL too Injurious. imnno.
priefy Is also advanced al a reason
far It's abolition.
Dr. Roller duca not care % pub.
iicir discuss the matter. bat stands
ready 10 answer any questions on
the nubiert move IL on fOot for
the establishment 81 the n8nslnteF-
ference game Which IL 10 vogue
thfnnRhoai the eastern eollegea-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16
Foster Captain

IIafheriy Poster. 1907 Vas elected
captain ~ The Harvard varsity foot
bail team yesterday At GamhfidEs.
Mas. Unless the rules are changed
20 conform with the determination
% the board OF oFernsera. however,
The honor Of captain will be merely
nominal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16
MAY INTRODUCE RUNS
ACROSS THE COUNTRY

capital and sesx no reason Why The
naw apaFt should not hs introduced.
The track squad are pfaetieinE every
nisht. neeAuao Of inrismsnt NeAth.
-. most Of the track athlstes' tine
"a assant In The gymnasium. Resent
~ Harry watnan did five miles on
a rough road Ia q minutes. wbieh
IL Eosnx some. Tom ACcrory aud
Easter should b. able % trim this
Tins considerably when composition
II hrrn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16
HICKEY COMPROMISES

Jack Hickey. the former seauls
southpaW. yesterday accepted siA
a. a compromise In his suit agalnn
the Seattle Baseball club for bask
salary. Hickey originally aaeE iaa
szfi s5. alleging that his eontfaa
Was terminated without his eoEssa.
on October -. when Il ran usil
November q The defendants Al.
legged that Hickey refused 70 A.
company the team % California
Yesterday be accepted The esmprs
u.lee ss.a .sgs-.. egSg va ssisa-..sssssssii "
Judge Aibests0n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16
WILLIE HOPPE IS VOW
CHAMPION OF THE WORLD

deal u presidency on Iiopps,. -.
- secure the match With v,gs.sssIl
his challenge being Considered ~
pant The new champion wss 2
Seattle about a year ago. ubss. :
aai0undsd the local cue e,s. =
with his marvellous e1hlblilons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16

Willis Hoppe. tho boy bllllardint.
defeated Maurice YiEneauz, Of
Paris last night IN q 600 point
match FOR the championship u the
world b. margin ~ l72 points.
Tho game was ~ inch baik line. one
shot Ia balk II required a great
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16

philadelphia jack o'nrisn has
signed a contract 20 give boxing ex-
additions In vaudeville theafefs for
10 weeks. lie Is 70 receive 500 a
wssek and travelling expenses for
himself. his valet and secretary
Just what duties his secretary per-
forms is not known. unless Il ls 60
make and answer challenges
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16

Jack Palmer Is nos the hragy-
weight champion uf England. hav-
ing beeu awarded that title b.
knocking out Godfrey Thorns ia
the fourth ruana befof. the National
A. C. London. rercutiY A body
hlo~ sd the business and theirs
Sore cries Of sfoai' All over the
house bat the referee did not aliss
the claim Tho general impression
q the spectators vas that Palmer
did land tho winning blow bslow
the belt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16
Duffy Knocked Out

lack nonghefty. Of Milwaukee.
kuockci out Martin Duffy. Of cal
eago. In the fourth foand ~ What
was sehesialol a. a ten round go ia
the Auditorium az Chicago last
nIkhl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16

Msn BY the name nf OHrisn who
Wish 10 register at New York hotels
must BE- fortified with aifbis that
they we're never in Philadelphia. and
that they do not carry a concealed
alias about their persona A phlia-
delphis o'Brien couldn't break into
the waii0Ff-AHtu with a Jimmy
and a rops ladder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16
Sporting Briefs

Il wasn't ~ very many months
aro that laek O'Hrttn was kcni tuag
tryinE 10 find mca wha wanted -
NEST him In the squared arena
Nos he Is Just a. eusy dodsluE men
n ho arr anxiuus 20 try AID kaeeA
his block off On hls trail are Hart.
Ryan. hTksr. Sullivan and Burns
Hart viii b. given the FIRST chance
and II be falls ths other will ~
taken oa "a succession. - the Phiia.
driphiau has expressed = willingness
10 settle the mnofed question al
heavyweight championship % The
satisfaction OF everybody. II ID IL
within his power % Dc 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16

Ruba Waddell has gone 20 Fhila'
aeiphia 10 have n specialist eAzFnine
bis arm Why not have his head
examined al the aAmn tlmeS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16

states that. while he hunsers Cor a
ilttlo timber- toppllng his rcal sport
il In negotiating difficult thr~e
egahionud shots lie Is Johnny IN
the locatioa Al bis new pastime and
Il rapidly approaching perfection
with the cue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16

Cap Farley. the Montana won
der. has deserted the merry crack
% the plns for the son kiss % bill
famous ufops who Won the Class y
city championship last year and Il L
via when In shape. This year he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16

The owner o. the blacksmith shop
II sioax Pals. 8 n. which coliaps-
ell while the coruishman vas max +
inK souvenir horseahnca. has sued
Ruby Robert Tor $500 damages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16

handsome offer. but could not At
ford to leave my business. and ! re-
fused 10 entertain their PROPOSE
tion.
Just then 1911 Hurley and Ross
Hall came ia % fan. and the little
talk with the beet and most popular
baseball manager Seattle ever had
vas Al al end
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16

csuss.country runs will probably
hesonne a part al The u" athissies-
CAPT. Res smith thiaks The aasA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16

This Younkatsr had scarcely
turned , years when bis fathss had
made 10 ordcg a set Of boxing Elus~a
Just large enough Ia fit the tiny
fiata % the lad The Idea % suEil-
istic sport seems 20 have be~n born
IA the boz. fnr whea his fathnf fAs-
tened the miitn nn his hahda and
then threw up hts own guaga tilhie
Conrad stepped into position Wd
landed aqahfeiY on "lhe cd mqe
Thia Was The beginning of hia R~i-
lelie career. which II stlli ia ila
Infancy. bat which. his atHFf n
eiarea. IL not to be drpppe 4 q 81
the little feilos IL cue If Es
nppcimeha af athlete tn the efMn~y
Every day his father spends half
an hour aparfinK With hiss. sad
ihta IL followed by etersias With the
punching bag HE can punch All the
fancy blows and uses not only hia
little fists. bat his elhuwa hsaal and
-!...as..s,sss. fhia dphs. ne tackles The
10 minutes With the precision 81 an
expert
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16


The Monarch house league l. stlll
On thn boom. All the artists art
enthusiasts aud when harmony
frlEna among the pin smRahefa there
ara thlnEa dolns. MANY howlera of
many deliveries produce some fancy
and fantastic tFaya rae most ca
thusiaatlc rollers 81 ih entire mcnts
besshlp are the beginner they
seem 60 get more pure fin from the
came than their older opponenta
That n but natural Tor che reason
that the seasoned experts play more
for higher aeurps than real ca joy
meat IT the game. The novelty af
bowling has not vanished for the
noyitiatrs. while it has fot the elder
h0wlers The Younger set undeuht.
Uily extract more real pleasure from
tho indoor same because they net
only So into eestaeira over their own
I performances. bat they derive a
great deal morc enjoyment witness
ing their superiora do hig stunts
Paul Morgan. assistant manager
81 tha Monarch alleys Is clever
little manipulator With the miner
aiiie Little rierrepOnt takes a
delicious delight in Administering
snod drnbhinEa % Acknowledged ex-
Rcrts The younEatrr has an innn.
cent bot effective hood aud the WAY
he n ahia 10 garner the strikes d
nohoaya hlA The midget holds the
majority ~ them safe and L. Their
with tlnklera when tho pace Is tor
rid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16

experts are asceFtainlns that Shelf
- he confectionery kid Shan Il
comes 10 strike launching aad great
finishes. Dont cut down that speed.
Shelf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16
DOENGS OF
SPOR TDOM
VERY LATEST NEWS or THE BOWLING ALLEys-A
GLIMPSE OF THE PUGS

~Old Timer Jenkins faurnoYcd "a
Anaeories yesterday "a complete ar
fangcmeala Tor ba sleo match With
Stewart aha Anaccftca crack The
palr ef woadWofkera viii probably
eet iosrther about feh 20 Stew
art claimed that he was not ia tous
ditiaa iof u hard match and pleaded
for limo While np Ia the noFghern
town the old Timer tare of a
stS same iust q leJ the Anacortes
fans se's what their champ would
have to So against
While he Anaaories Jenkins pat
On some solid tleks for the Western
Bowling runKrcss which viii hold
tts first annual tournament al sati
Iake from March { 20 y. rfineety
priacs will be pulled down by the
clever and lucky sxpssts who sue
eeed IN pihng the most wood,
fhe fast Eolnx AFcades iaurned &
Anaceftea Sunday and showed tbs
northerngrs the same IA she q
played The i0cals llmbcged up al
the first crack 81 the upglghts ans
were never headed They piled al
a trille over $40 tof a team total
which Is travelling a pretty pace oE
foreign drives. Morris Hylef. White
Putnam ard q honneli formed th'
five Who turned the trick. The hoyi
rvport a royai time aud are unstint
ed In their praise OF AnseOftesiaf
hospitality.
Shelter Is showing thu way 70 !
bunch OF last year = champions. TIL
Athc member IL Kind ct there viii
-. -. Il - - - -. IL LIZ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16

Happy" O'Donnell. he of strike.
hunching pfoelivifies. Is stiil main
tainlng hts killing pace In the ma
jor leasue Happy Is not aeqnaint-
"a with Mr.. Splita.s and doean !
care 20 knnN Mics Poodle" While
he Is = strict union man. Mr.. upon-
nell d a great striker. his ability
in this department making him =
doughty rival of our mighty Jen'
kins. The handsome enc cannot -
ratified BY dlsxFaeefui defeat. nor BY
sweet success That h the principal
reaaon for n striking success Of
Hooligans understudy. Go 70 e.
Happy"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16

OFFICE HouRs-' 'r s'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16

White 10 a product OF great prom
iaA The raven haired wonder -
hitting up 4 phenomenal pace for =
yonnEsteT % but one years league
exparinncs. Re aow leafs the major
kaaGue hY a vide marKin. having an
average OF ei1 IL to his credit.
White never becomes biua when the
wool falls badly He Is always In
the game and his older opponents
ara beginning 20 rsspcct him as q
brilliant bowler Who Il bound To
reach the top runk OF howi6om.
Keep II up. White
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16

Shelter Is showing the way Go a
bunch OF last year champions The
hthc member ls klnd Of there With
be aneely .hooL. and The o-I-LLn-a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-16

SHELTER Eats TYP EVERY
F,l1ivSi rs Is s1l1li1ii H.