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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-05
BATTING

Battling Is ono Of the important
departments OF the national sport
The lack Of lnteroat in thia feature
shown by many OF our well known
players u one of the mysteries 81
the game Every player should learn
10 become a good bhtHman Tho
object ~ the bntamnn should be "a
hit the ball into unoecugiod terri
tory.
At the plate you should stand
erect, or partially erect. az You pre-.
fer Rub your hands la dlfi aud
then grasp the bat firmly vith both
hands. being sure that none Of your
fingers are crossed Always face
the pitcher
Tho habit of Laioie. Wagner aud
aef mour Of reciiinR a verse OF two
of ella Wheeler Wilco8'a poems of
passion while waiting Tor the pitch.
ef 20 make up hia mind where aud
when he viii throw the ball ahuuld
not be- encouraged among young
players Only men Of mature years
should toy With her poems
Always select the spot where YOU
intend knocking the ball aud then
proceed 10 do a. This viii give you
confidence In yourself aud By and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-05
cHApreR "

II was TIE morning u the last daY
of the baseball season The race
had been enc % the prstilest sser
seen IN the Mtddls states isaEue.
Fas several weeks after the injury
70 Hauofa the Hedferu Reds had
assumed the lead and u looked a.
fhauHh they would soor put such
afeat aistanes between themselves
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-05

and lost the same number the final
game of the season was % decide
the supremacy and give to TIE
friends Of the vict0fa handsome
prize Ia the form of WaRera on thf
outcome. 50 excited we're the fans
u nrownvllln and Hedfefn thal
little else Wa spoken Of than the
coming game The betting wee ~
even money. though a few waEefa
~ G TO { on the Blues we're made.
as Haffofd vas 90 pitch The final
gaiSt Iie had been aaved Tor TIE
supreme test and be had told his
admirers that be never felt more
confident w hts NE. Casey vas -
30 the pitching f0r the HedH md b.
had nude most euViHUie record aH
his speed bud curves. combined with
his WoHarffui spit ball made him =
terror 20 opposing batHmena
Haffafd'H friends had Clipped
in" and purchased him an elegant
gold watch. with big diamond 10
the center ~ the case and h's name
beneath a. Wifh the compliments
n his admleinK toWnumea' rBEfHR=
80 in the back ease.
"tu win todayH game or leave
this town forever" hs told bis
f.lenda after the presentation
speech
The players had warmed up' foe
the contest 70 begin the stands
we're niled eith people. two bands
one from Hadfern. the other of
Hfawuylile ere booming ln the
crowd ~ one side 81 fhr grand
stand several hundred Redeem en-
thuaIafts were seated Among
them. more radiant than al the fraf.
Hartford saw tine young woman for
whom his eyes had ~ long searched
the stands A. he Razed he aaW her
eyes and . smile passed over her
lips he waved his hand - her
ana turned away A. he ala 20 a
messenger touched bis arm and
handed him letter. Hastily tear
Ing IL open. for he recognized ths
handwriting. flush ~ delight
manfied his cheeks he hastily de-
voured rs contents The look q
pleasure was succeeded by one u
terrible anguish. Beads Of pefapi-
ration stood out on his brow. Hs
crumpled the note IA his hand and
returned 10 the bench eitting down
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-05
new LINER is
COMING HERE

The steamer Tango Maru. the
new 7.aoe,oh liner Of the Nippon
Yuscn Kaiaha liue. has started
from Yokohama for Seattle in com
mnnd OF Capt Moses. according to
advicaa received BY Agent studleY
The Tango Maru was completed
in the Nagasau ahlpyards Just
prior 10 the commencement ~ the
war and vas used aa an auxiliary
cruiser for service IN thu Japanese
squadron. She has nos been
placed in tho foftplEhtly service
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-05

"As long as the spit ball proves
effective shall continue USING 4. !"
says Happy Jack" Cheshire. Of the
New York Americans 4 have
heard the claim that the continued
uao Of the spit ball affected a pitch.
erS arm 80 that ha could not use
the other curves a. effectively "a he
dld before he began throwing the
spit ball | dont take much stock
In the claim. bat even II u were
true. ! should continue 10 throw the
spit ball. because Il o. the best
foOier = pitcher even sent up TO
tho plate The ball should really
be designated as tho thumb ball.
because Il IN the thumb that does
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-05

aud the rIuwnyliie Blues that the
latter would be hopeiezsly distancsd.
hut a strange thinE happened tho
weak 81 Dennis team showed = sur
pflHlnE reversal ~ form and admin
istefed three successive defeats 90
the Reds and the return Of Hsffofd
10 the game gave renewed courage
10 the tiluea.
The Blues and the Reds had
fought 20 the iast game Of The sss"
aou side By side. Each lad N0n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-05
THE NEW LONDON LADIES
TAILOR SYSTEM

Is worth s. 90 You eannot buy an
other dressmaking chart for less
With this chart anyone who can
sew. can make any garment The
Star has \ limited number OF these
charts. which if viii soil 10 its sab.
seribers for fiftY cents each. 1909
seventh ayonne between Union aud
University streets -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-05

all the work By molstealnE the
tips ot the first two fingers aud
eiutchlng the ball between the
seams the ball IL forced 10 leave the
thumb Last. which imparts the twirl'
ing molten that forces the ball Ga
break sharply downward Just before
Il reaches the plate
Chssbfo. Who Il called king OF
apl, bali throWern.= declares that
the ball never breaks down aud lB
lie says Il may break down aud out.
or straight down. but. he says. n
have yet 10 see the frat ball 10
break doNn and In
Chrshru has been pitching IS
Years and hopes To be still Al Il IN
1918. ~ years hence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-05
SIND LOAN TO UNION.

For the bensf,I Of the San Frsn
cisco relief fund the Seattle Ma
fine EuEinesru' association. No. ~
has sent $500 AZ loan to the san
Francisco branch The DaY Cuy
association has money but e IL not
available Al present and seattie
made a loan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-05

be- OPENED The note agsta
~ barlln~ Claude. As - - ,sail
.9 ,k. game viii decide &. ~ snpv
pi"ilsillp ~ The ssasoh 49,. nan.
victory 20 lifpHnvliie ss 1fifs
~ o. ~ friends are hsslss qiisfa
Iofn Nlll win AND 40 fW Red.
ihth9f has $1,000 uaKsrsa - NJ
SUIT 81 the game Tms i y" -.
game you are ever 10 rita ~ laH
are to retire af The end - ~
son and take ~ the praett.. ~.
iu earnest Your fuiure 80 p Nv
DC ~ HHdfern. you kfoe 49, Y .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-05

bring this story sstisfaeor closer Did Rsss.r
DID R.dn Iossf DID hsord his honor
LADY, he continue playing baseball did he stick
10 ta~ aaslnf How the
What snoonsf whst isdysf scars
Of story only that psrs
satisfactory reader Can 1T Why don't
h. car win the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-05

the other 70 lingcr a few feet In the
rear Look the ball iutentiy ia the
trademark and hlt II Iust before tho
catcher closes bis hands on e.
Never knock the bali directly At a
fielder Bear In mind that he ~
paid 10 cover more ground than that
which his feet rest upon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-05
HIS HONOR OR
THE LADY

(rhl. story which uneonpsd comprises five Chapter tbs
which the Tuesday issue e "
To story
sss baseball the home
eenfne
send their manuscript to this ses
Nay "a IN. winning published the Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-05
HUNTER DENIES 1T.

Although II. n Hunter Was con
nected with the fiarneaoa.iitbbard
company last year. he denies that
he IL with them 1t present. having
transferred his labors 10 q the.
atrfrai CAREER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-05

viii utn II you wish gAsf.,. =.
win II I am your "Aiphg Ans go
~. come 20 ue ns sa8n :. ~,
game Is 9Fef==if HedfefH Nins "
The umpire walked 10 ~ -.
" the stands Holding up ~ 49,.
for silence be- said
THE batteries IN todaYs -.
VIII be Casey and Grady for ~
fern. ana Hartford and Witt =.
Br0Wuvilie."
The umpire threw a naw v,..
ball onto ne diamond and rhss,ss'
play ballt"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-05

The foremost literary novelty Of the century has been
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Mrs Burton Harrison tauhor OF The Anglomaniacs9.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-05

By the manager will begin 90 speak
to You by your first name
When you detect the Spitchef IN
the act of delivering the ball. step
one foot quickly forward. permitting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-05

snshin usM iut filne - aams nas
hnur aHh tnfn wiuafea mrlfe i'ruihs
f'NWff ANu. Ma tNfiianH PLAYED
nssaflf tH The UflH q hlfa oakland ffaah Nafe
ai al iutnuftaHi eNauesH Tits we're ulnnti.
fal gh beta sides The sfHfr
t'HFttanA att...... 90 zee naaf 10
oakland s#s.. boo. aAaAAUa nht ~
batteries refun aha Mclean. Gates and
flarkatt fiHHnifra iaHeH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-05

Pinney. tbs pbotographer l@
Columbia St. Is forced 70 ,ao,s
Photos at half price for a sbo-
time ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-05
CHIEF DELANEY
LEFTBUT $1,000

Chief Of Police Delaney died a
poor man. tits last will and tcata
ment. which was filed and admit.
ted 10 probate In the superior court
yesterday afteruoon, shows prop.
erty valued at leAA than $1,000
The petition for the admission Of
the Wiil was made b Edward De
iaEey. a brother % the deceased.
The VIII asks tina Mrs Delaney BE-
named as administrator Of the 80.
tate
The document sas signed on FEB.
% OF this year. and was Witnessed
b X A. Balllagsr. then mayor. aud
Joseph r LAWN. an oid.flmae friend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-05
LOCALS ARE ON
THE MEND
slwAssEs Losu AGAIN TO
RErueEEs. GOT FANS ARE
MUCH cHgUREp nv THE
FACT THAT HALLS MEN
WE'RE ABLE TO SCORE.

Eventually Seattle win win
game This Interesting and dehat
able Point WAS settled yesterday
when the SiWashes scored twice. It
matters little that the Refugees
scored five times. h h now only
question OF time and arlthmctleal
progression until the locals vet the
bis end The gradual improvement
from q 20 n. 0 to to 60 5 indi'
Gates what the future win bting
forth.
No Chance 10 Win.
Mr. Halrs hired men did not have
any kind of look.in 70 win Yes.
terdaN. and at no stage Of the pro.
cccdings were they better than a
Eood second The ouakes warmed
un % Nickers in tho second inning
aud smote hirn some. The support
given Mr. Niekers In these try Ing
moments was not particularly re-
splcndcnt The record shows four
hita Ia this inning. some Of which
might Just as well have been cut
eff Whatever they were, they
brought Ia three runs. OF unqoes.
ticuahle value The Rcfueueo got
two more hits In the fourth aud
squlrmcd In another run.
Seattle Scores at Last
seaftle's first sun In IS innings
came In the fifth. With two down.
Kane laid one over In right Rock
enfield followed and ratified the left
field fence Kane legged Il to the
plate. beating out the ball on close
margin. Both drew blanks until
the eighth. when n mufted fiy and
long drive brought In another Tor
the visitors. Seattle did noble IN
this period.
Roekenfield worked his passage
90 first aud Heitmulicr bloaAomed
forth with lasty waliop OF three
base dimensions ny the time heit.
muller landed ON the last corner.
Rockenfleld MAS taking 4 nice rest
ON the bench. The flgunA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-05

between Japanese ports and Seat
tie and II nov on her first trip
across the Pacific
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-05

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-05

OUTBREAK or MEASLES Ia
schools forces 20 pupils
to leave. and new cases are re-
ported daily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-05
Sunday Post Intelligence

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before issuing such novels in book form.
glance at the list OF authors who have written these
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twelve arc. and all household words wherever
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Chicago til at proteitcre MOB, at Sc
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Gftobcr Hitoroiou o. Garrotu for
GnnQcrnc og q. s. SotpIcv / 9Otie
for Statcu &0aho.
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Boots 6ulopIaee.

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sem p~eruciGnife 9arire - Sen 2Gre
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er imuft moiattet / Rarottu,
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Steunenbere .Sa9er.

Com oitere ~iortaIt / "Cecorah. 20.
item blco Sodbos @u0errpr Steu.
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man ira Boston, oa han gap ro8Ie
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ling al aireiere til 9S0ergIanSitater.
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man phillips oriner mc0 &ineier.
imu8IinQ; ran er nj oocr i England"
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Stor Jloebrano.

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gen 0en lie pao &ernboncitationct
/ Summcrii0e og fortrrcoe 30 @pa'
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bar 100000 SnNbpa8cre).
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SorsOag Ben lite git BET iremoe.
les eobt meo Staten Sbios llnSeris'
geIie al Starbaro dis 6orboIo, ioet
8ompariets 5or iparere leo BET enc
GeoerIog efter set anoet. S~ioneSbpr'
Nere bar ale imoo ben mugtige Ole.
fruit. Se bite, at Ranbottau Nil
Company / Ohio | 9tapnet tiIbsrer ct
2onSon.S elIfab, % at set life fonfur.
rerer meo Stanoarb, iaa set altiaa
er ct unOerbrug al bette. Set tisber
Die al Sturooro % le0er oeu giens
REM Rbr, men fonflrrerer fun meo
&c uafbHngige aomporicr, oct ptl
iige bent, iom itoar uoenfor Srtiten.
Wr. Gutbbert bar ct Oigtigt gtone
"a ban tolte frit no, ga mani bapoe
Iroet bom StroffribeO. sam blep |
1903 Yrpiioent for Mtnrjattan.aout'
ponict % gap en 9eifeO, iom Io9oe /
0agcn, at set / &irfeIi9beoen er en-
IfoeIing al STANDARD Oil.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-16
Seneilet / Stiuwater.

9ircfter Senrp @oIfer bar inos
ienbt lin Soaor$beretning angaoenOe
SiIltart6en / Ntinneioto8 StatSfPrgs
iel / StiQipater. San mailer Glt meo
lpie Sorper % imSOeier Oen Eio, %
ole 6orbrpoere, urtotaqen 0torbere,
piI bIioe oetnte paa ubeitNrt 8i0.
ON 6Gngilcts 9tnoeitrengsiobrif
opIpier ban, at Sen / Be iibitc to Gnr
life uItne bar baoret line llb3ifter,
iOm beIeb Jig til $409,425 met og.
ina gtpet Staten ct SDeriflt0 pnu
$734,973. S8iaa Dco an6en &irf-
iombeO bor 6pngiIet tient &enge %
fortOen at betnIe fine lloBifter bopt
ct Speriflo al $371,OS0.
0ireftsren taller ON 6en &onfllrs
renee, iom Smine SruitGn punisrer
Staten oe0 i'm 6obrif / @o5ef Enrf,
ct. SAUL, % aubefoler, at 2egi5In'
turen anlen0erer 2ooen oerben, at
6abrtteR / StilIlputer fnor 1iun.
belle til at iPlge lit Srooutt ubcrfpr
Wf%lunciota. s Sc iihite TO 4or er
2i499,115 8utO 8inotitrerg til
ptrtet, % oen bar in6brngt $500,
1874.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-10-16
Strto meuem Jernbancr,

Sra Chicago meSoelea ct TorIp'
Gcnoc ON, at @iSconiiu GcItroI.Sa'
zen MI oil tnge Sfriot til at io8ie8c
f%onfurrerenoe 2iuier, iom bor gtOet
6ripns I'll Sanb. % gui1ront Igen'
Ter. Ter bill itrar Bill iGQt u0oirfet
en- Tniunftion imo0 oenne Yrort@,
iom 8i5couiin Central paoIta1r ltrl'
ser moo oen me "Rate" .&oO. Ge
Goncr. iom pil BIZ iagiogt, er 8reot
9}orthcru, Gbica8o. WiImalttec & ct.
4uul, burlington o. Horttrpcitern.
elsie &1uerS gmbebsmGuS mco8t'
ucr. at Oe llOite0er ianOarnc Trtpa3.
Ienue gags Af8isrelie nil iTtte en-
I'M ErTieocn@, Ca tngcn aienoeI'e
hictiI iorcIiGQer angnden0e en- idns
Dan Saq. @n 9aue / Better ~ior5ertc
iig Tor en- Sio iioeu nos %~ntcritatc
Gtmmcrtc.GommiSiipneu men ft tH'
let ilirebsitiQeHSe Spar.