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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-09-07
A Bullet Proof cuirs.s.

There would really seem to be a
basis Of truth in the claim of the
Italian. Dr. Guerrazzi. To have dis.
covered bullet proof material
which, while being light. j. effective.
The Rome correspondent III tic
Newcastle Chronicle assert, that
three sets Of experiments have been
carried ont with II during the pres
cnt year. all under military super
vision and conditions. The last OF
these was especially TRYING. Ever,
calihor Of service revolver bali va
used at every distance from thre
PAGES 70 seven or eight wards and
under all sorts Of different circum-
stances. Tie material was left to
hang slack. was fitted on a fragile
framework on soft brick and final
ly against the trunk Of pine tree.
In 10 case. II Is said. did the object
behind the "cuirass" show the
slightest trace Of conclusion or 9th
ar injury.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-09-07

There Is no more general iayorite
M tie house of commons than II. T..
O'Oonnor, who, althoueh severe in
puhlc speech, is nutally good
naiured and friendly in private life.
IT. a. Is as familiar aiih ,hc Troy
aristocrat as with the representative
OF labor He chats with Mr.. Bal
four and he links arms with the
prime minister In fact he i on
terms Of friendship and intimacy
with every fellow member of the
house except one-Joscph Cham
berlain, whom he once denounced
as Judas for having, apparently at
least. betrayed the Irish members in
connection with certain legislation.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-09-07
THANKSGIVING IN AMERICA.

The Canadian Thanksgiving day
was A,l this ,sar las Thursday.
OF. -. There isamoeoa,nt afoat
10 Tie ll.m.ul.n % make shift of
tie holiday from Thursday 10 Non
day. a Thursday holiday. it i ar
cuci, sro.i- ;he week Monday fol-
lows the break p the workdA,s oc-
eas.oned ty Sunday ob- rFauce aud
Pcrm,, of q better adjustment Of
business % plcsurin5. Ther, seems
to be no good reason. since The
Canadians have fallen into the fash
ION of our Purtamc holiday. why
the same day for lis observance
should not be fixed upon in the
United States and Canada. saws the
Philadelphia Record lialfwa, be-
tween Labor day and Christmas dav.
and IN the season of fruition and
fll.ness the holiday would De made
more Impressive If ii were more
spread out upon the continent. III
Is quite possible that Mexico might
be prevailed upon 10 join with Can
ala and the United states in dav
Of American thanks Offering.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-09-07
Talkina CIooka

\ new variety Of clocks now made
IN Europe speaks the hours instead
Of striking them through an in
genious application Of the phono-
graph. Many nervous people who
object 10 the strident and often
harsh sounding bells proclaiming
the hour and half hour will appre-
eiate a softly modulated voice an
nouncing the time. The French in
yentor has made clocks with speak
lng-lisks Of various kinds TO serve
as alarms. You can he awakened
by the vigorous growing Of cock
or the sound Of well known voice
They are arranged to call out in
various degrees OF meditation, some
loud enough to rouse the heaviest
sleeper.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-09-07

The city woman who belongs to
what Is called the middle economic
class gets more outdoor life and lie
yelops better physically than does
the country bred woman Of the same
financial condition" said Professor
Graham Taylor at the Institute of
Social Science. The woman in the
country lives much more time in
doors than Is commonly supposed.
Hhfao.r., lfltr,,,. 4,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-09-07
HARVEST TIME!

And now that the farmers
are gathering the fruits of their
labor and exchanging them for
cash. 1t is your opportunity to
exchange the cash your labors
have brought you. | sal all
kinds of Handsome, Dry Goods.
Notions, Boots, Shoes, Hats &
Caps for Summer wear, at a very
low cash price.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-09-07
Origin Of the Word ~calieo..

The word "calico' has peculiar
origin. Many centuries since the
first monarch of the province Of
Malabar, Hindustan. gave to one Of
bis chiefs. as reward for services.
the land within the limits Of which
a cock growing at a certain temple
could be heard. From this circum-
stance the little town which sprang
up IN the center Of this TERRITORY
was called "Calicado' OF "The
Growing Cock" Afterward it was
called Calicut, and from this place
the first cotton goods were imported
INTO England under the name Of
calico.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-09-07

Mother Johnny. weren't you asham-
ed 20 strike your little friend? /
wouldn Z treat dog that way
Johnny Neither would 1 but he amt
a dog Philadelphia Press.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-31
TALK ABOUT YOUR HARD LUCK

set, Tho flEsrsa speak far thssn,
ssives--3as. s65 ana est
Green was n 10 70 favurtfe
Doniin reatirsa that he had been
caught in tho SUCKERS net and
was wiillnx 90 wors a crooked deal
on One Eyed Green II sach a thing
was possible.
IL was Mike got a cheap atom
ixar and loaded Il with olive OIL.
Ne made a deal vita the relief pin
boz. instFueting him TO shoot q
spray Of oil into the thumb and
finger holes In Green's ball every
time II reached the business end Of
the alley
The pin boy performed his duty
10 perfection.
Green could not account for The
siippsfy condition Of the ball. and
hts play Tell OFF anywhere from 60
70 IS points during the game. bu,
At that he won our and the aeore
stood 4 20 IN HIS favor.
The merit ain games. however.
went to Donlin.
The one syed bowler Did not stop
to reason the matter out carefully
or switch 10 another ball. Instead.
he lost bis temper and with Il Eame
after game.
Donlln drew Down the I 600
bucks. and Il was not until next day
that Mr.. Green knew exactly how
he was Iobbed.
Then Il was that hts term Of uza.
fulnass around Cincinnati ended
and he Departed Fortune failed 60
Gmiie on Green In Cincinnati
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-31
OLD-TIME SLUGGERS
MADE BALLS SMOKE

Under the heading "rhe NuiavR
Axe la batting" lake naokloFs OF
the 81 Louis Cardinals. declares
that tho crack nf the bat was heard
oftonrat iu the land ia The years he
tween lssd and 1921. They claim
there were no haiiuta Ia those
times like Wagner and Lhioie.
SAYS Jake. sbut Ia my humble iuds
mnnI the Hlurrrra uf that period
were aa near the genuine article as
the game will ever behold u IL
we'll 20 bear IN mind that tho uYa,
ten Of scoring has vastly changed
In the past to years In the old
days i2linldora got errors time aftpf
time 30 plays that every scorer nov
gives au hitH ANY sharp dPso that
tanglea up an infielder - a hit now.
adaYH. You hear the scorers con.
.tlnualiy remarkins Ia the pruaa hos,
Too hot Too slow OF Took a
bound Fifteen years ago the
scorers were always soaking tho
ftoidara ana the old idea Of scoring
IA error to anyone who touched a
ball AAd ditat set e was IN some
sssreea' atndA until theY cfoaked.
fhe hits that Bfuaihora. o'Neil aud
nrusnipg raaao wern the real thing
They fairly SACKED as they sped
along / think that those three fel-
lows aRd Arson. Cannor aud orr,
" they eeHll DO back Ia the game
Hsd IT, ~ hassSy aa they were then.
weuss s18 aaa easily In spite ~ the
goui ~ riso rule All the oldtimo
players wuiad have bad hettor tee.
ords II the mssers scoring system
has hesn In use II thaHn times
dent usuk tsora ~ much diffar.
esee in iu4ivtasal hattefa. thiak
Wsxner and i.aiole are Just az sood
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-31
GAME TOMORROW
WILL BE BIG ONE

uttis fighteHs fraa Chieasaa. wtzna
Weighing enly las nauuaa b en-.
rsan. are q Uhirietn4 q speed and
nxhtrulHE drxterifs and eattlsrH
nom whistle sn whistle. They have
been coached By stsffsn. who Il
himself the ttng Of ne miaair west
aS4xlnE half backs. and ths lens
trap has given thela the aeteFussn-
atian 10 fisaf cash kAe fsaat u as
career.
Yesterday Walter ahefeen zoe his
team aaw TIE city from autssraGhitna.
The msu went csfiF 90 bszL sBa -
DAY thxrs - a fInal nNht sNusl
pFaafsee uaaaF TIE observance q
Traiuer Caunibrsf - the Nuleer-
sits q WsshinEtaa.
Coach HnEo nsSdrk ~ sh~ t'sai-
vcFsgty ~ ofegun. lost year afl- west
crn filf hack after his final sud
chamsienahtn season "a the Univsf.
sity q Chieaza. han been wivcd q
act a. official a. Tomorrow Fame.
Whefl1ar TIE fausaua litfis fall hack
VIA b seen IN action Tor the first
time before a Seattle EsaBdstAnd
rests with las ability 10 St here IN
time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-31
IS OFF
FOR PORTLAND

Tho bunch Of Nregtlera aud box
era who are 10 meet the team from
the Mutlnomhh club In Portland
tonight. left yesterday afternoon.
The boys we're accompanied ~
their trainer and Supt inEiis O~-
ing 10 the death Of his father. Lon
ME Austin ana not go.
Hope Of the A. G ia 10 meet
Dranga Chot Brown IL 70 meet
Frank Bush Dig Tiiley ~ 10 meet
Edgar Prank and should have NO
trouble in heating him. as Frank 90
going out Of hia class a. meet TIL
ieY Frank Vance of Seattle II 20
meet William Dennis Al Of the
boys are confident nf victory
Tho football team leaves Seattle
for Portland tonight Cor tbs blK
Nsmu tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-31

With snow and sluah covering
the field at Woodland park. tbs 10
coma association football team De.
fsatea the Wanderers ot Seattle By
score OF 5 goals 10 4 Yesterday
afternoon rhe game was stub.
bOrnls contested aud was enc OF
the most exciting seen this season
Tacoma won the toss and the
Wanderers kicked off toward the
sNuih goal and b clever team
work PLAYED around the Tacoma
halls and nnbaoks and gwoetlnnd
with IA oaaA ahot atoic,t for lie
Seattle team
Tacoma was then called upon 20
show ia mettlo and Leo with a
splendid shot placed the score Al
one seal apiece
Fast Playing.
The play II this time VAS the
fastest during the game ana at
though fighting every inch the fas
coma mon could not keep the bah
out Of their ter itory and Reeks q
the local aRsrvs cation scored, Wac
ms Seattle once moee IN The lead.
rReesa aEein sot teuether asss
b. eemAiurd play wsarkod the ball
pest the WauaefeFs defense.
iTrussyr ureWn eeilaFi0g ne bali
ANA Rakins a goal
y Was elve ana tako frem taen
en-. i.rst tie WantgeFs taking the
lead ana then TaCosa c1a1tslp<
ana e hall time the secTe stood AZ
two Fss&ls apleec
Tacoma kicked eff fer TIE second
half. hut It's efforts wVge blocked
Ia n Rceks. who WAS piaylng a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-31
PITCHER IS STAR BATTER
OF CHAMPION WHITE SOX

Winning thu pepnhnt while bat.
tisg AZ a soaus At ne bottom II the
hsap Was nai the only remarkable
tisaas eer84ted ~ The ckieaEo White
Sax n the 1875 aesasn
The iustitidual batting honoFh Of
that toan have gene 20 one % The
pitchers, ffank Smith. he ouiy
fell scvCn painia short Of the Gov.
etca 2oe class. aaa bis average OF
.2sa gained In tae 20 games DO
played looks sniHsty hsg, compared
with the usxt ChieaEo man on tho
llat--Iabeli. vita .aIs to his credit
The feliawa who have enjoyed
applYing aHch names aa ice wug
on. plaW horse" and the ike.
whaa pitchers como 10 the bat.
seed not VERY. however Most Of
the other pitchers IN the league up.
heid thu traditions cilnEinx 10 the
boz artists. and we're aWay doun
on the batting ilat.
Fer instance. The famous waa.
fnli's average waa 1s1. Aitruek :
leo. Walsh's iki. 0nffith'a III.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-31
RACES YESTERDAY
OAKLAND.

First race. futarisy COURSE Ma.
bel iinliandeF. tQ7. tMcBridel. Z 90
Is. won. Coco. i07. second. Mra.
Matthews. LOT. third. Tlsne.
liz IS
heCuad race. eleven Alxteenfhs Of
a mtie-CtnudiiEhs los. tNcBfidel
asan. won. STR Ra<scii. ios. sec.
osd; Ph.ianK. IL. third. Time.
Iua
Third race. three quarters Of a
miio-Tho Mighty. liz. lnruwnl
6 10 8 Nun; Beil Reed. iet. acc.
oud. Yo san. loo. third. Time.
is1e.
Fourth race. ono and oueHln.
teenth miloR--Isosistsila. us. (w
Milinri. 10 :. son. Sir Edward.
IL. aecund. Gateway. 100. third
Time. ] g Is.
Fifth race. one and onequartcF
mIies--fras. 100. SANDY. 10 /.
wen. nrieru. i05, becond. Eile. %.
third. Timo. af1lB
Sixth race. threo-quartara Of a
ralle-W ooimA. itt. gRobinnonb
5 To 2. won. Ocean shorc. Ill. sec.
ond. canilus. los. third Time.
lis as.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-31
FOOTBALL RULES
BY Mr.. stage

Here are a few suggestions by
Coach stage of Chicago az "a the
changes which should and should
not be made IN the football rules.
lie fayoFs
A return 10 the 3smlnuio half
A return "a tha oldatyie Of tack.
ling. namely. below or above the
lurea
Granting Of penalty ~ 10 yards
% thU team making a forward pass
which strikes the ground IN place
OF giving the ball 10 the opposinE
team ne the point where the ball
MA passed forward
4 rule forcing the man making a
fair catch &C. Eire his signal Ia sui.
flcieni nmo that a taakiar may as
certain the intent Of the man catch
lus Tho ball
10 disapprgvaa Of
Granting an sxtra down In 10
fafta
ExchanEe % position between
liurmrh and backs. providing mass
plays are eliminated
Granting % two forward paaaeH
Ia ore aeFimmase, providing the
first one does not orusa tho lines Of
a1rlmmaEu
Widening the Eridiron.
Adopilag a different shaped foot.
bali
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-31
ASCOT.

First race. fivc-oirhthn of a mile
LADY Kitty. los. tTalberu. to
8. won. Louise Ft,xEibbon. los, sec
oua. Virginia Lorraine. los. third
Tims. i.e7 "a.
Second race. three quarters OF a
mile onfenAor. i07. lkoernerl. 3
TO 5. wen. iotta Gladstone. i0s.
second. FoncAEta. %. third. Time.
lis Ia
Third race. threc.ausrtors Of n
mila--Rsuraw. ITO. tKoornerl. & to
s. wou. Edwin r Fryer. fIs. soc.
ond. Judge Nelson. 10. third
Time. lsts,
Third race. one mlle--Cigarlight.
or. i0s.. tw. Riley. TO 2. won.
Linz Of IAfe. io2. second. Lille n
30. third. Time. i.t2 Ia.
Fifth race. five-elghths Of a mile
--Entre Noun. ia. tFinn). TO z.
won. EHcaiante. lib. second. Toots.
Nook. i67. third Time. sol %.
Sixth race. one milo--Gentls Har.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-31

city or town as q ''rummys bowler.
Esthsr In all ths loose change In
inpromptu matches, and when
fQ6nd out. give exhibitions OF phe-
n5nenal bowling while his vlctims
would stand around and applaud
HE ability.
Ne blew into Cincinnati one win.
tsf. the season when the American
Bowling congress took place az In
dinnapolls, and the O1esrys Of
Chicago won the championship Of
the world
Mike Doulin, ths great ball play
or, got stacked Up against Green In
a l1garBe tourney for $1,000 a side.
You should have seen Green
bowl the frat three games Of tina,
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Klein. The saoa@arsr si7 lsm.,
NOTICE TO
SUBSCRIBERS

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-31
SEATTLE AND CHICAGO AT
FINAL WORK FoR TAE CLASH
ON TtsE aRtOlRoN.

Waiting Ter tss saHna ~ iafnoF=
row aficFunonis whistle Slaleh vii
marx the rase q tie curtain on the
game o. geoEtali which viii decide
the shsrap1anshtp Of Tire United
states for prer seheois. beth seat
lie hlsh schaal ana North Division.
the eaacE crowd fHem ChieaNo are
toias NoFktag thenselVez tnta
80. proper frauic Of mimi Cor ths
clash
The haitio may rzoperiY be sati
% b shout to dctrsmlns TIE world ,
charurlnusisIp far hiFh seheel young
stsFs. and a giant thranx WI pro-
ceea tomorrow affurne0n AZ J %
ssclosk 90 Madison raFa.
TamarroWa EafNs wa b ne
greatest ever seen on a Seattle Erid-
iron. A. sxponsnts 81 TIE new rules.
the local hlsh -cheals seasiaa ma
chiHe has been pronounced laeaieul-
aety smoother In action and more
Dana siug than THAI even q the
state university. while the team %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-31
EAST CONTEST IN
SOCCER GAME

silaudld ramn foe fho Wanderers.
and Ifam "a lanF klek hy thla pluYef
hls brother Hscun4A moAill end
ac4txd FROM a difflealt position.
Nam "a sood pass bY Robertson.
Jimmie iloli duhhlal well ZAP tho
field. ccntefing beautifully, and
Ice. who Waa plaYinE a great
ramu. did the necessary scoring.
again tyins the game.
Wanderers Get Busy.
Once again the Wanderers assert
ed their presence IN tho vicinity IT
the Tacoma goal. but thia was the
last time thef we're dangerous and
the play waa Kept for the most part
In the Wanderura' territory
The Tacoma lads we're PLAYING a
splendid combination game aud
the paasins paid IN the long run.
Thompson putting the bali between
the pests and cqualifing the score.
Il fell 20 the log Of Brown 20 put
the winning gsd fhie was Oh.
talnea from fine pass BY Leo and
"Atnm" seat Ia a rocket shot one
minnta sefsse tit.e Waa called
The WaaaeFcfs tried hard - az
le.ss ttn TIE ssura hat unsseeeH#s
fully Thia Yiet~Fy. neftissx. ~ It
80. tive peetss IN the lcAsssa ehasss
pionsisss. gee TaeamA a esmtc're.
able head ef three Rslus.s
Charlie Gao3cagusA refeten'd TIE
game
The Llne8p.
The hoaioaaas was The lineup
Tarousa Geal. Macpherson !.
backs. Willlsoa aud Meoo4ah /.
halfbaeks, pattutio. Whlto aud
Dow. forwards. Bell. RehcFtaca.
brown. Thompson ana lee
Wanderers Coal. Tclgof. backs.
n. Roeks aaa Caldwell. halshaotse
Wylile ana Tent0a, forwards.
sWeatland. J. Racks. Y. neesea. u
MetcaH sad h fteeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-31
CORBETT GIVES OUT
FIGHT HUNCH

ton. today says.
Both Herraaoa and Cans are In
fine condition FOR the ftHkt
Cans Ii a g-tS-oue faTofiia
Cans has II 90 Herman In
reach. experiences. Eenerafshtp and
foofwork. bat bis punch 4 ~eak
Herman is ten times as clever
as nielsen N Harslaa Is able To-
stand the negro off. thu iAtters
chanses wiii dwiadie as the fixhi
lengthens ont
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-31
The MARKETS

Western as opened brisk thia
morning Two ears Ut apples from
Wruntfhco were received b. W
HiFlOw a co They are selling Ht
8 30 to $500. }. IS Paweila 4 co.
received consignment uf Cailfor
MIA celery. selling ut 1896 Ia $3.50
per buz The California steamer
arrived this afternoon her cargo
consisting of California sprouts aud
green Vegetables Tho prices on
vegetables. fruits. meats. hay and
grain, eggs aud dairy products are
firm nt anturaay'a quotations.
vsastsbis&
nHfi.aaAs fls@m. local aatsass scr ID
go. sasss. iiaa. asw 'afaip.' - ssss.
9 fsPia = psppsfa y aaus tsiulas d 3
.saao esiea. $40 !, - > ss.,,ss =
lsa. d lsal aniahalss fiata
Ftaus.
shss arpIss 90 - o. set %. lssHsns
49, a. iaHft u. eaHaanutH Iaf a. 81
apples natives per - Z ~ q.
psf aasa. 81 uHIaesa d = pefsiain8ans
~ boz q elbi j. sfaiss ffait 81 > iap.
s.ss, gfassss = 1. .aisss siapss. 10 =
rasa
STRICTLY ffesh fansh erss dsran sseistei
afHaaa ranch. sea- eastern Hzzfa
Butter ard cnssss
washington efsafesfy puffsf PEI ID. ~
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~ isos nsv ofsa4a hfigs eiissss ID. ilr.
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FasrrS
live eid ehistsua. psr 10 nsi hfeii,
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Live etocH
w. sisss. be ~ Is - ssses 's ss-. - =
..isss. ps' "a. ss0ie'ss @Hins. 80 s~sd
aisafs ~ esa1e. cove 10 aU4Ae. veal
lsnh. - -. iie. dressed hoss. 80 ~
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ahesf Esf 80. fifaa. tzaatarn washias
ss. - - 'ss. 81. -. s - -, :.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-31
AUTO DOPE

Thsre wfll BE- no excuse for the
manufacturer net having their
Vanderbilt cup racers ready early
nest year. a. thvy are generally
more advanced 10 their Nark ana
they viii have abundant nppurtun.
~ 10 try ont thuir new csrM on
the actual course. Thsfu ia every
Fcaaon 10 believe that tho res
Long Iahaad Motas parkway will 30
rsaav early IN the fall aud on II
there vii be no restriction OF the
ears 10 twa hours 81 practice day.
R4 WA the caan over the Nassau
coanfy c0urse
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SPORT Dope

stars don't win the pennant. The
Chicago Americans had only one
player who stood at tho top Of the
heap IN his class--Jones. who led
ths outfielders. Roth had the high
est per cent as n catcher. but no
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-31

What Nck - motor car Shoaia
" Ne spoken 81 as nc. she or
H. Fwr instance. man was
overheard IN a hotel dining ruan
saysaK 10 hsn companion. = woman
Yes. sae's a ~ hers. po~er Val.
the ear" The woman ~ once pro.
teassd against hts speaking OF the
Walter ~ she Then he told her
that u had . bounas worth $50. and
she cult aFxuinE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-31

personally, Geo
Green. better
known h re.
there and ev-
erywhare q =
"One Eye q
Green.
"a a bowler,
Green was a
crackerIaek, but
he was -
crooked as they
them.
Green would
often blow into
n wrftff aireFf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-31

az the old timers and think the
old Timers wero az good az theY are
now Hut what | DO believe %
that there were three nr four
mighty aluKErru In those days
wheru there IL one today"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-31

r. i0a fKooehl. 2 20 p. won.
sMountehauk taa. second. Lueroco.
lha. third Time. lit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-31

WANDERERS OF SEATTLE De.
FEArGo IN STUBBORN GAME
nv rAE TACOMA AoaREGA.
TON.
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~ raeo !. hewitt.

Eushuslazss In the bowling came
"a every porsign Of this country
have heard Of. u they do not know
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-31

WIN the mile auto record be
broken ~ Omaud-naflaua foaph
iu the january meet. n thu question
nov. Many think Ftsd Marflutta
last Years record 81 Is 10 seconds
viii Boz lowered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-31
Notice to Water
Consumers
In Dist. No. 8

Water rents duo and payable In
December for D9cemhuf. January
HaS February Become delinquent
January 1 District Includes al the
city north u East and West Caller
and Caller streat Metar runta due
and payable for each month from
the lni 10 the Goth % the neat sue.
osodinK month Become Delinquent
90 the 10th 90.
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fscripps fs,ssraph Ssrvies.l
CLEVELAND. O.. Dec. 7i--Jss
J. corbe,t. exclusively writing 10
the Newspaper Enterprise aasocia.
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In many. NJ not ln moat. Of the
cars % comparatively new con
Germs. there n much talk about i'm
prosements. which. upon investign.
tion. prove 20 be oniy tho tardy
adoption Of some good method that
has been In use for years on some
leading make of car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-31

CANS HAS IT ON HERMAN ~
EVERYTHING euT THE
PuNcA-tsER MAN HAS A
CHANCE W FIGHT IS PRO
loNGEp.