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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-05
BRIEFS

The car barns Of shs Metropolitan
Street Railway company. New York
city. we're destroyed By fire last
night One man. said 70 have been
al empioys % the company. lost his
life. and several persons Were In
Iured. a fireman seriously Between
% and % ears we're destroyed. The
total damage Is estimated At more
than s20a eco
Frirda of Rev. George G Ware.
Of LEAD. s D.. who. ~ president u
the Y. n I Cattle company. was re-
Gently convicted 10 the Caited states
district court OF conspiracy to de-
fraud The government BY means Of
fraudulent homestead cntriaa. Will
appeal % President Roosevelt to re-
nit the fail portion q the sentence
Last evening Il cars q ives,
bound freight train No. eis left tho
track a mile and a half west n New
England Mills. Cal and piled up
IN a ditch An unknown tramp rid
Ing between two Of the cars was
killed and another slightly injured
None % the trains crew was hurt.
Lem Chung. q Chinese cook. Was
shot six times on the street In San
Francisco yesterday and walked 20
feet 20 bis quarters and fell dead
IN the doorway The murderer.
Chinese. escaped through an alley
iaadinK into a vacant lot
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BILLIARDISTS
TO COMPETE

W O Johnson. bearing the fspu.
tAtton ~ eelnE thv best ali roand
billiard player on taf craat outside
u san Francisco and proprietor u
The neN Seattle hotel billiard halt
announces that he viii giVe ffca
exhibition ~ be. akin in a eontrat
Nth Mr. Cumber. recently of chi-
aaEu.
on Monday night b. vii elay
cuuber 4 straight .rau game. 800
points 70 Gamblers Iao points Wed
res iay Might the same participants
etti play it-ineh haik ftns gave
~ the aautr ratio. and au Friday
night nn = inch bais tinc game A.
t0husnu has recrnfig purchased The
Hotel Seattle billiard hall ana mas
fsuaotsieH e thruashout making it
one % the finest equipped halls on
the coast tphuseua SKIN on a hil-
Hard table 10 something oul ~ ihr
ordinary Hn haa participated in
Same 90 TIE closest Eames ever play
"a on The Pacific eoast
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8issne ard that ~ was wounded bot
they did nut dare make . rush. they
efsnt up the farius. a. vas es.
psetsa. - started e.. ehen webbet
saN hat their ppuirs bad baafi left
aithin range % his Win hcutrf he
aIsnsd fire II once and dropped
three % them % lha grass before
ths redskins discovered uhat BE- uas
at
l'aam the house 20 the FAvine vas
natural slant the ground ksinE
covered with grass and entirely
clean Weber Hat there. rs plain
q fafast a. a man ranid fenife sns
bis pistol tie blood ffom hls wound
saakinE inta she ground and biz
eyes watching NE faFinc win the
knowledge that he sas one u stx
No indian could firs - hiIn without
raising his head above tha bank. and
The first head up got a bsilei
through n. ana one rsdskin turuhjsd
back caFuar This uaa caution
70 the others and instead ~ raising
their heads thrF rested th~if rifles
an ths bank and nFr8 htindly
MsaHuhiis three bucks who had.
left the main body wrf. creeping
toward the house frem different IL
raatieua MFs Moss could ace twa
~ them bat the third rrrpi aiauE a
deep furrnw ana fnasiy gaihsd =
fuiat from which be could FIRE upan
Wehhsr ~ fair range Prom tuia
point the red fired mine times a.
wshbefs risht side. ehieh vas e.
posed % his Vigs lie either had
a rauf gun o. uas much excited. for
not ore 81 the bullets counted al
fhauNh soa1e of them whisgiesl uu-
comfortably eiesr.
Webbcr didn't even turn HE had
that way TIE pausaa came 10 fsis
ainaow and said the other iwg Wefe
la sight. and he Instructed her %
ausu FIRE With the revolver. al@a
had fired q pistol oHiY few tluft.
and Il must have been entirely b
accident thai az her Fefy first fIfe
she wounded one % the feiiohs ~
the hip and he az aHfe CraH 80
away 90 take carr - himself Thf
other one ssnt three bullets tilsaush
the window at which ahs was afauA.
Ing. bat she keft firing away 81 him
and sending ~ much lead around
his ears that he asa not daHa adj
vance
The fight In front lasted .4luf,
half an hour Whenever thsff seAn
a iul GA the firms Wehher l0oNa J q
see The Indians spring up and ntats
a r1lsh. and 10 prevent this be fro
81 random along the hank. teaFiBE
up the sod and fiinginE art over the
redskins In hiding Hn had no idea
inst help was a. hand. and was Jet
depending upon himself when The
Indians suddenly ceased firing and
beat a retreat. and 70 minutes later
Moss aud his man rode up, having
ben met on the open prairie By the
rideflens horse IN retreatlnR ffum
the ravine the Indians carried
away the dead warrior. but the enc
wounded BY Mra Moss VAS Jeff %
take care 81 himself lie was found
iu the dry f4frpw and diapn iched.
The herulam 81 Weber IN taking
and maintaining his position. severe
lF wounded Ha he was. and 81 the
woman oheyuR his orders. hopeless
~ the dcfenaa must have appeared
20 her. deserves place on the pages
" undyiug history.
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ROGERS HAS
APPEALED CASE

NEW YORK. March BIN afEu-
menta made before Justice Glider
aleaYe, ~ the state supreme court
today upon motion asklng the
court 20 compel Henry Rogers 70 an
awer iladley'a questions. IL deFel-
nprd that tho standard OF officials
have appealed from the decision 81
the supreme court 81 Missouri
which decided that officials must
answer RoEefa counsel today asked
a delay pending n decision upon the
appeal Ia Missouri Tho attorney
promised that Rogers would answer
questions without further proceed
lnFa here n the ease VAS delIded
finally against tho standard OIL Of.
ncIaia The missouri ease was al
iuufnri 90 March .G
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MAN, BRAVE woman

enc forenoon ~ AaY morning
stockman named George wesesF
uas riding along TIE south bank ~
che Loup fork. IN western Sebfas-
IA. ia search % stray stosk. uhen
he uas nfea uroh ffatu rfuxs by
faaiaue, sha had broken asaY from
aue 20 ths aEenriss Is tire asst
weber Was hst ia the raif % the
ieE IN tbs side. and faked across
fas shoulder. And hts horse Vaa also
sounded A. aaaa aa the shots
aefe fifr mine ununtrd lnaiaus
dashed cut. sod Wehbey pat his
nafHa 20 the TOP Of iaa npeaa and
BEADED faf the ranea - Chs- Maas
about four smiles - she ftenf on
the same side.
f'eF tha first mife Wsbbar bad
"a hops, for she Indians usfs close
eauu6h - uKe their REVIEWERS and
arrows. and bic horse vas Hen-
H11n pniwtaf A sruFr uF nrfa ~
bullets we're fired At him and fully
20 arrows .sipped past him. but The
y ound his animal received aided ~
the continual shouting ~ the red
siina made him puti oat ilss born
rare horse lie saan haNan e. y tarn
the distauna. sud " hen ne tashea np
a ths ranch Nehhsf VS. fuil haif
Hnlie ahead tiin shouts a. he nrarrd
the place gave the aiarrn. bat 80 bis
flsmay be dashed ua Go b. informed
by Mrs Moss that she wun the only
one about The place. her husband
aa9 hts man having saue away an
hour before
that arms have you Ents~ he
asked. after explaining the slfuh-
tlen
a Colts revolver
4 have a winchester rine We
must hold 'sn or Until aid camnA
Help me off
The woman assisted him 20
alinhf and he gave fhs horse
slap that sent the animal up The
trail Some % The Indians pursued.
bat Of no avail The fret white man
whom The harrn encountered would
know that something was WRONG
and that hia azsiasauca was asked
for down the trail
the mouse WIS AsftflfiiNe Hffaif.
divided into tao ffams. WITH only q
lower sash tn each window Tho
only point from which the Indians
could approach with shelter 20 cover
them wan en- the east eide. They
could approach this size within re-
vulvsr ahot - creeping az a favins
Webbcr realized that n the nine
charged fnEather from this ratlne.
with only fire. from q single window
directed AZ them. not moro than two
OF three could BE- stopped lie there
fare insisted upon taking his post
ton outside the house. without even
a twiE 20 shelter him. Ills back vas
70 the logs and the rafins IN front
For fear some ~ the Indians might
approach thu house single from one
direction. the woman ives Instructed
70 fret faHtsa all the doors and then
pass from window to window and
maintain an active observation. she
was n woman % Be-. who bad been
teudsriy reared IA an eastern state.
and had been IN the west for two
years Yet. when brought face %
face with thu terrible menace. she F.
was herouine.
Tho Indians must have known
that Weber and the woman we're
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which knocks the breath 0ut ~ a
maa and from which IL Ahea some
time to recover
sIt 10 not difficult 70 tell when
Yaaf opponent II going 10 lead PER-
hapa you have noticed thai same
men lh the finE watch the efss ~
their antagonist. some watch the
hands ana ulheru ansm TO forever
have their eyes fastened on ths fevi
~ lraH ~ the other man Eash one
has BITS own style. bat the paflsosa
la the same They set The first news
IN that way of what their orRowent
Intends 10 do
a certain movement ~ TO lska
a certain swing ~ the gloves. a GER
tain look II the rYsa and imme-
diafeiy you arr upon Yuuf guard
TIE only thlug 90 do then Is 70 bo
prepared faf the attack and II once
Determine on a counter htfHek I
watch nay mans eyes and after he
fifai frw mihaiea u tating ! haxa a
code formulated which enables me
"a tell who're be b. going 10 l~~d ard
sometimsa haw he Is KolnE 90 iead
a. clearly as though be had tn
formed me Ia 80 many Nurds tn ad-
vance
In the mlxups. II course. yuu
cant watch either banda. eyes or
iesa aud u IL IN these tlmcs that the
chance blow that often counts fng
~ much Eesa In is nainfal aud
sleep producing work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-05
BRIEF CITY NEWS

The Burlington road has issued
several folders describing ifa fnelll=
tieu Tor bringing people - the north.
west And explaining in special
rates '1r excursions 10 Seattle and
Alaska.
The members ~ the Green Lake
Methodist church held "a Jubilee
meeting last night Ut celebrate the
Niplng out Of the church debt Of
5000
!. l. iHselaud. 81 Bfllnghafa.
has been appointed state fah COM
missioner by Governor Mead The
appointment Waa announced BY tile
goydu0r at BeIiiugham last Batur-
day
Miss Wiulfra1 brown. II London.
Eng Waa united DO marriage % J.
MDnfeG ~ thia ETY. Mafth 3 b
Rev. II. a. G4Wan.
The 600 horses contracted FOR bY
the local quaftefmaatef.H office for
cavalry service it, The FhuIppiusa
viii be arsemhled Immediately ~
temporary corral a. FORT fawt1u.
l. L Bales. who f. 20 collect
specimens ~ eli the big game Of
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Green MUST
STAND TRIAL

WASHINGTON. u. C.. March g.
The supreme court Of the ntatfiet
u Columbia thia morning ofeFFuls-i
the motion for acqulttai Ia the car
Of Senator Grcsn. Of New York. Who
waa Involved In the postal frauds
The court said that the govern
msnt did not have 20 ahuW that
Gsesa usad employees money. e. it
Maa enough % show that money
used Vas 20 corrupt George w
Beavers a. a government official
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APPOINTMENT or CADETS.

WASHINGTON. y. c. March g.
Aftsf tkia date there are 81 yAean-
cirs IN the Naval academy Ia be
fllloa by uaited states senators and
its by Representatives. and the
members ~ both houses Who have
such vacancies 60 will have been
notified Ia send In their nomlna.
tons Tho number Of vacancies 10
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FORCING SALE OF
COPPER STOCKS

NEW YORK March s.-Con-
tinaed pressure on The stock mar
kss ihia morning forced consider
able liquidation Of Anaconda and
AmAiKamaicd copper stocks, Some
inside iutercst u apparently willing
- sec tho prices lower
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When and Where

Now n the best time and Caiifor-
nla h the place to spend a vacation.
Health and pleasure resorts 70 suit
all
The road Of a thousand wonders
is tho Southern Pacific Cos Scenic
shasta Route and Coast Line. Tick
ets. reservations and descriptive IT.
ernture at Union Ticket Office. sos
First Ave = y. Ella. Csni. Agent
see
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DOENGS OF
SPOR TDOM

socca 4 dfaWins great crowds
The game e. faialus popular APP
prevail and the PLAYERS are putting
up better ami cioyvror exhibitions
each time thoy contest
Yesterday. at Woodland park.
Wandorera aud fhiatlva strugs~d
through enc of the best Eamea of
the soasan ln polnt az ficroeaesa ~
PLAY ans scientific e8ecution. FULLY
3 zoe aottef sports we're GA hand and
they wege troaiod 10 n thrilling en-
hlbltiOn
nurina the first half Wanderers
aeorei their two points and Thlatiea
one. just before the close % the
seconl bali Thlstles rallied In une
form. steFlng an additional point
aad ITEMS Final Wanderers 3
fhislles 3
Clean work aud the continual
ahlgtinE II fast play from one end
OF tho field 60 the other made the
game extremely Interesting Ne
fouls or wranglea married the play
The tle game viii be played after
the regular schedule is finished,
Grn experts 81 the Seattle Guf
club we're out In lofee yesterday AZ
tafnoon al the traps In INTERPLAY nn,
spent most % tie day beeoming ac
euS,omea to Ions aud steady shoot
tag Ne scores we're kept. hut A. L
Nettinger. ~ + Kills. Gcorg,
liable aud A. l.. Hall dld the heau
est Scoring OF the day Wednesday,
viii be held az the same trans
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Nathan negglnger. manager 81
the Rainier baseball CLUB. has 81.
cured a three year lease on the odd
Madison park baseball grounds and
will pat the park In fine shape FOR
tha Opening uf the season. April
The Rainisrs arr one og the fastest
amateur assregaiians Ia Seattle and
Manager hegrinEef Is rapidly ON
Ing his schedule for the coming soa
son.
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The MARKETS



Yakima burbank potatoes. u eHf
~ % pee tun. white River potatoes.
fi3s8sfil eo per toni nos potatoes. p.
a.. yellow hanFrr onions Be-
aae sack rafahaE aH. sack. tac. eatH
cabbage. prf th ert carrots. pet
sack. bQ1lac. parsley, per dos. 30
MeEisan tomatoes e boz. 80.
sack. q ooui IS raflir. 10 s. cuean.
bets. doz. e. b Hubbard alunah. 10
p. California esiafg. rsf dnt t'sH.hes
local celery. per dozen t'uegs
n .ssss s.r f. ~ wsiia %aiIs
aplaaeb. pes crate. uss oauiis
fiaNsf per crate O. aoi aftithghra. per
crate. 81 = sweet potatoes. p9. AZ
Fruits
HananHs 10. c. Wsna tahea apples
hor q iouE b. choice applss per hos
81 1uaHl q cooking nHptsh tiN
O o. fancy lemons per bas, 81. chHias
lemons. per baK. frslilas fancy navel
psr baa . ssll - tanEsrius oranges
hos. o. n fancy lib basket flEs. ike
California white flEs. % ID bgHos. per
ib. Is California dafhs. a..ib hqsos. PEI
lb g 2 ~ bo1ss, per 10. .lse. ioslb
is ' asssj 81 :. uaiiass. sslss, per i
ss.s. new yard dates. per - Aol IL
pei boz. o. ST nzehaHe dates. per bas
! . rfsnhsfrifH. per bot 81. PEI has.
iilHsE''' u ~ '''''''' ''''' "'''
Strictly ffrrh ranch sKss. per fat
isuisise fresh eastern. pee doE. D. us
Butter and Cheese
Washington creamery butter. per 10.
- Eastern. fresh brick per ih. asHfee
Eastefn. fresh tab. PER III "a raHeh
batter. per 10. isy.c. storage. kastsrn
tub per ~ as1A- re- ,Msis.oi.sin
De- 10 ite. yonns Ainvriea. PEI 10 lie.
nsw Daisies cheese. per ID. 10. nsw
cream bFics cheese per "a. tie. block
awiaa. pr ~. ike timbsfssE per ~. iae
/ Nsw 1pFh cheese. per 70. lie.
Poultry
,I liz s go IL e i've sfs-sa 80 :
ftsase sapons. per % DC bruiiers. per
aot ittsgs. ~. sarksys. r. 70 10 10
So lif. afsassd re- 49, y. la5sis a., ' Il
/ fssuiss. 1--we aasss Psr u. isgife ~.
dressed. par ~ ib9iie-
Meats
] Steers lff ths ~ fnNAs Pr ~ a&H0
C sssL per - eViease. mutton. Der
/ Is sagsto. spfias lamh PEE lh. 6
dressed hQga per N. W.
Live stock
wsfhsrs sheep. per ih So ewes per
/ N E8tstr steers. per IA tAe euun
/ per IA 7is9sei calves. per 10. E9ls
/ lambs Per head "a
Fish
/ uatffltft rer IA es~t nafsurn trout
dressed per u. is0isr fruEsn siifsf
I - ifnun. per IA g. ahlnueh salmon.
| PEI ia nv flBanasFa. ~. EaSc auisa
i nar N 49, Hank cod. per ~. e.
/ snfsurs. pr Ia lac fsessn ttaes
cod pr ~. e. llnF cod FER n. testc
siiysf aansiis %a@g tsf y olIfep.a
PEI al clans O. 10 per sack Dun
nwaeAs crabs. q aaat ~
Hay ard Fssds,sfis
East Wesh. tiraothF. 81 per taH
/ rus Sound naQls pr ten! eeabis
eunsp East W0ah ~ per too. Alfalfa.
l - 90 ton. wheat hsY. 81 per Faa
/ Easf wash. oats 81 Bef ton. RuK
/ sauHa eats - f~f tea wheis corn.
r.. s ' s,..i 80 80 s sasu ,os ,sli.i
/ eiiaks 81 pei ton. OF saAs ntai, 81
/ per ten ntan. 80 PER son shnftss g. y
= per ton. ehesPed feed. t-%ssi asr
Lius ard csmsn,
taeffisud cefasHt imported per hhi
nea fafi lard esfnsnt. califeruiA. per
hard sAii piastsr per ION. tlaea
psaatas pasis pei hhi Q 3 lime. s4a
Juan 4 itechs 1lafi-sr. Per bel q s
fire haiek peF ~ tatcs piasteFieg
hais. per m q. metal lath psr ysfA
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A fuii line % notions. and gen
crai dry Koods constantly on hand
Al the High school Stationery and
Motion Store. Tas " Pike. corner
Howard Ave. and Pike 81. .ss
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ST AUGUSTINE. ria March s.
Lieutenant General John n 8eho
field. q 4 A. retired. former head
uf the army. died last niEht lie
was attacked yesterday morning
With cerebral hemorrhaEe. tits
~lfe and younE daughter Sero With
him General 8ehofeid Vas score
tarY ~ war during isass and bis
carver was marked BY a continuous
service In the army from this time
he entered West Point In ists until
be retired. September 20 1895. With
the rank 81 lieutenant general. the
highest military honor then permit
ted BY law Of congress.
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ONLY FIFTY
DROWN

THENDHJEN. Noruay. March 3
All bat IS 81 tho 500 missing liah.
Ing boats have returned. flftY men
aru known to have been drusued.
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ARE QUIET AT
SPRINGFIELD

SPRINGFIELD. Ohio. March g.
All troops we're Withdrawal today
ard the city la qui'd. There have
besn goQ arrests aa Feauii Of the
fta4.
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TRIAL or MORpERfa WINS.

CHICAGO. March The trial of
Richard q lYena. the slayer ~ Mrs.
Iessie iiolllatar. WAS begun today
before Judge benjamin N smith.
of the criminal court Attorney l.
w foiix. friend ~ the ifeha
family. ~ acting m ihe defendant =
counsel. while Attorney M1riix toa
onthal. a personal friend 81 tho
Ilolllater family, IL assisting the
state. n IL expected that the trial
will last several weeks A great
deal ~ testimony will be introduced
by both Sides
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-05

ST LOUIS. March Q Dr " r.
Campbell. who. with HE father and
three brothera. founded nea Molnea
Ia. IL dead here. AZ the are ~ 50
They established a small trading
post on what was known ~ Haaco0n
ridge. and which eventually became
Dea Molnea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-05

Columbia university vii apcnd
81 600 600 Tor a spacious aud FULLY
equipped athletic field n Is pro.
posed by the promoters % do away
With an safe charges The stands
surrounding the field will be %
concrete aud steel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-05

pAIouRE. March w A Rein
iaef. a prominent citizen. died here
Saturday morning ~ creeping par
nlyala. aged a years Mf ReiuiRor
had lived In this country Hince isst
tie was received ht the United
States land office al Occur dAlsne.
Idaho. from 1888 go 1887. and after
ward was a merchant AZ Harrison
for several years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-05

PostmaHirr frank w. p.B.
requested iH0 l9aioffiee aetsr,,. y.
at washington 70 have The ~ 49,. =.
Ballard thrown OF he &c. .As ~
thry 90 through ballard. h.slssa !,
having them brought ffaes s...,, =
in order a. save llme. -us
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-05

Alaska Tor a wealthy csllfa.,,
mon. laft ON the annia IN Ia 10.
night The work win a. las
three years about
90 fnd~'" Was the alsv..,
rlhmaiI9n ~ } Fudge z1gI ~ a.
yesisfday morning when h s. ~ ~,
burglar had entered hls .s 's,ll
ana taken money an4 ess,.l,'.istfs
iitlea 81 lnWrifH 'A ~
Employee ~ the urltaa
nsafY office lsaf weanssf..s 'ais'
Fentsd ihe retiring superl.s' Pre-
p a WING win 49,. .'.''l'i
lorkrt .'''i'9'sei
fassaHRefa aHa efsw =,
Steamer Dora which driftss 4, ~
10 the trip from ALASKA eae,.,,l a.ls
u that tlmr as 70 me ts9s ',sl'a
contribution box n ths ws.s,.s..'s'
Home society. son
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List # wiih List Mutual Ii, IA,
ss
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Gymnastie classes q The seattle
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DEATHS

FAIRFIELD. March flames
fyron. "a pioneer 81 this place is
dead after a long sickness. Mr. Ty-
ron was nearly h0 years Of age
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raFnvorein will hold thcw annual
kymnasils meet la Germania hall.
March S. Over 200 athletes aud
eight dlttofsat clanaoa viii pArtlci-
pate.
Joe Heinrich. the eastern Wash
nEton wrestler who recently en-
tered the professional RnAa with
much pelst. won ha third match
saturday night by taking two falls
from Georke lbllett Ualleti proved
IA Do a fierce opponent bat 9aa IN
tfa condition. o. pal up an extended
game, Heinrich was GO throw Hal
lett twice In $50 mlnuier actual
wrestling time Haiieit host fifst
mi ia s. -. and SECOND iu ~ ta.
4 purse OF $50 and the gate rr-
geipis went tn the winner
Friday nisht Heinrich aud nluh
IrhY all 81 best three la tive 90 a
finish Tor the championship oi
eastern Washington
Seattle administered truuntIns
10 Tacoma aocUcritea "a the Fofi
lawtOn grounds yesterday after
mon. winning by a aenfc ~ e 30 2
both teams were strong and fast
bat The local lads worked moyJ
tricky stuuts than the ratamaus
! nuckwotth did stellar stunts for So
Iattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-05

nearly equally distributed over the
different sections ~ tho country,
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eiinka 81 pei ton oil fHsH ntai D.
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Time Table
IN EFFECT
FEB. 10, 1906.
-. = -.
Esgs'Es.
ARRIVE.

ARRIVE.
N Omaha 6sF0@ g. o EoSl:. C Ransa: SIS N
No s-Fro@ Ogden. Portland, $50 a m
No sFToH. ogden and inter 9:Sa a N
S Xa1IIsy and intermsdlats lI:5 an
No 00i I@From Chicago. Omaha.
ogId s. and intermediate AS pm
No E:'G %From ogden. chicago.
P Pm969i; Denver and San 5:I5pm
No. 10-FTom ogden. Cache
XS sn EZi. Bgsts Portland and 7:55 pm
DEPART
No. S-For Ogden. Omaha
Chicago, Denver. Kansas 7:t0am
No. For ogden, Portland.
fs9@sai sa9 P P5aRsiseo and IN 1880
No. 1-For Ogden. Omaha.
f fityi St Loui. : and San l:Sa p m
Ne lev and 9gGs9 Gsc P9n xs 4G5
No T-For Ogden, Omaha.
S SaiSaso and intsrmsdlst: SIS pm
k koais and fi tSlca Omaha. St Cos p m
No. 9-FOr Ogden. Cache Val
ley. Butte. Helena. Portland
Ss9 FrR p0fnfs and inter ll:5 pm
D 2. hurley. G. P A
D S. SPENCER A G. P A
City Ticket Office zO1 Main Street.
Telephone $50.
Note.-The train numbers shown above
are Oregon Short Line train numbers and
do not apply to the Southern Pacific west
of Ogden. or the Union Pacific east
thereof