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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-10-03
Read This Slowly and Think.

Does my life please God?
Am studying my Bible daily:
Am enjoying my Christian lie!
Is there anyone I can forgive!
Have I ever won a soul to CHRIST!
How much time do I spend ID
prayer? s,;a,d,
to Christ?
Have l ever had a direct answer
Is there anything I cannot give up
for Christ? o+
Just where am making my great
est mistake?
HOW does my life look to those
who are not Christians?
HOW many things do I put before
my religious duties?
Have I ever tried giving one-tenth
Of NV income to the Lord?
Is the world being made better or
worse by my living in it?
Am doing anything 1 would con-
denim in others?-Presbyterian En-
deayOrer.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-10-03
Devonshire Cream.

Strain fresh milk into a shallow,
large sized pan and let it stand un-
disturbed for twenty-four hours in
winter or half that time in summer.
Place the pan as gently as possible
so as not to disturb the, milk more
than absolutely necessary-over a
kettle of boiling water and let it
come to a scald, but not boil. The
slower the scalding is done the rich
er and thicker the cream.
Put away again in cool place for
eight or twelve hours, then skim off
the cream. This is also delicious
served with strawberries or raspber-
rieS
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-10-03
A Fine Dog Was Jack,

Jack. a dog at the Palace Theatre,
London, known 10 theatre people all
over the world, died the other day and
his death was announced with an Of
fetal eulogum. He watched the stage
door when the doorkeeper was away
and ran and got him if the bell rang,
and had been trained to fall on and
extinguish any burning Substance lie
saw, such as q piece Of paper. he
was choked to death Ivy a piece OF
money he was taking to a restaurant 10
bay his dinner with.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-10-03
Billion Appropriated by Congress.

Congress appropriated for the tis-
cal year 1907 sS79,5S9,1S5.16, an
increase of S59.404,550.20 over the
appropriation for 1905. The largest
item is S191, 95,99S.75 for the Post
Office Department, and next comes
S140,245,500 for pensions, being
nearly twice as much as was allowed
for the support Of the army and S40,-
100000 more than was granted for
the navy. Of the increase of $751;
404,550, s42,447,201 was for the
Isthniian Canal. Six thousand nine
hundred and thirty-four new Offices
and employments were authorized.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-10-03
THE GREAT DESTROYER
SOME STARTLING FACTS ABOUT
THE VICE OF INTEaIpERANCE.

Should Act Cautiously - The
Drunkard on Clutches of Wood
Was No Exception.
At the door of a drinking saloon
on Park rOw-the sign reads Andy
Horns" - the usual morbid crowd
gathered watching an unfortunate
creature upon the ground.
1t was not woman, fortunately,
that the crowd was watching, but a
man. He was gray haired, past fifty.
In falling he had dropped his wooden
crutches.
Two men of kindly impulse lifted
him to his feet and tried to balance
his unsteady body and brain upon
the crutches once more.
In the crowd cynical voice said:
wouldn't you think a man on
crutches would have sense enough
not to drink"
That is the text of this editorial.
We are all on crutches and the
best of us is balanced none too well.
We have risen recently from barbar-
ism and brutality. Of all human be-
ings on earth now a great majority
are still savages in every way. And
those that call themselves "civiliZed"
are far more than half animal in
their nature. Lynching crowds,
prizefights, mockery for the unhappy
drunkard and thousand other daily
sights prove that we are only animals
still.
We are trying to walk as decent
men.
Our crutches are kindness on one
hand and justice on the other.
These crutches have been recently
manufactured by our brain.
Whatever interferes with the brain
knocks the crutches from under it.
Folly made that poor, gray-haired
man drink when he knew that he
needed all of his mind to control
those wooden crutches. Nobody
knew what drove him to drink at the
risk of physical disaster.
How much more foolish are other
men who know they need all of their
mind to balance their moral crutches!
Drink destroyed the balance of the
man with wooden crutches and threw
him to the ground.
More surely will drink destroy the
moral balance and throw down the
mental crutches that uphold us all.
Think this out for yourself in de-
tail.
Think of the man who is remark
able for his devotion to his family
and to the public welfare.
Don't yoI know that drink makes
such man Indifferent to all duty?
1t is possible for man on wooden
crutches to drink and still keep the
crutches under him. You may see,
occasionally drunken man keep
his balance on crutches or wooden
leg.
But it is not possible for a man to
be drunkard and keep the balance
that his moral crutches give him.
That remark, wouldn't you think
a man on crhtches would have sense
enough not to drink" applies to
every man, and, most Of all, to the
most moral men.
We have crutches for the mind
moral crutches-as we have wooden
crutches for the body.
Remember that the desperate thing
about drunkenness is that it knocks
the moral crutches from under US,
throwing US back to the PROSTATE
brutal animal condition Of the past.
Remember that man with intelli-
gence who deliberately allows drunk
enness to deprive. him of moral force
is infinitely more to blame-because
he is more intelligent-than that
poor old man who allowed drink to
got the better Of his wooden sup
ports.-Arthur Brisbane, in w. r.
Hearst's New York Evening Journal.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-10-03
TFpouGHTS FR THE
[SN K% d. ".
'iNNZ@k,=>
QUIET FLOUR
BEYOND.

Beyond the prison cell
Release
Beyond the stormy passage
Peace!
Beyond the starless night
The great Suns rising
Beyond the wilds a home
Of Deaths divising.
After tumultous years
To creep
Within a lonely room
And sleep!
After the exigence
Of human hunger,
Bread, and lodging, and wine
To need no longer!
How I have longed for this!-
And yet
How can I 60 content
Forget
All that was dear in life
Entwined about you?
How can I pass Beyond
In peace without you?
Allan Munier, in The Atlantic.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-10-03
Endless PRAYER" Bothcrs Fostmen.

Postof1ice inspectors are trying to
find the writer of a series of endless
chain" letters which are now flooding
the city Of Philadelphia. The letters
contain a rayer which the recipient
is instructed to write on nine success
sive days, sending them to nine
friends. 4 great calamity is threat
ened to those who to write the
prayer.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-10-03
God Gives Is Daily Work.

Every day that dawns brings some
thing to do which can never be done
as we'll again. We should, there
fore, try to do it ungrudgingly and
cheerfully. 1t Is the Lords own
work, which He has given US as
surely as He gives us daily bread.
We should thank Him for it with all
our hearts, as much as for any other
eff. It was designed to be our life,
our happiness. Instead of shirking
It or hurrying over it, We should put
our whole heart and soul into it,
lanes Reed.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-10-03
Chinese Army Banners.

Heretofore the only real banner in
use in the Chinese army was the TIA
tu' of the commanders of large di-
visions. Hereafter every regiment is
to have it's flag, as in the armies OF
other countries.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-10-03
Too Late to Send Baby Back.

"WelI, Botbie," said kindly old
gentleman tc 4 little fries. Of his, aged
five. whats new Up at your house"
Nothing much, 'cept I've got new
baby brother"
you don't mean it. We'll, ] sup
pose you're very fond of it, aren't
your"
Nope! he's 10 gocd-yells all the
time"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-10-03
Plenty OF Scotch.

There is always a bountiful supply
of Scotch whisky provided for the
British House of Commons. There
arc $40 members, and the huge vat
which contains their whisky contains
500 gallons, specially distilled for
them. The contents of the vat are
never permitted to fall below a GER
tain level. 1t is refilled two or three
times during every parliamentary
session.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-10-03
SiciIians Addicted to Law Suits.

The Sicilians are more addicted to
law suits than the natives of any
other part of Europe. If they had
more money, sicily would be the par
adise of lawyers.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-10-03

Takes Picture of New Comet.
At Berlin, Germany, Dr.. Kopff, Of
Konigstuhl, has .scovered q new
comet by means of photograph. The
plate was taken on August %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02

The effect. beth aa the parsaH.
se5 aHH fnateFaai Nuufd faifY fnag4fy
Hneh A. arrangement ard fhe nus
fsaftnHlfV Tar aflf aud ne expert
tmes aaiaad ffum #aaeh lossN alstanen
tranas eante cruising wuusa he quite
a. nfeaf ~ that shfa1u#sf from short
cruises ta Aa&atie MatnFm
Hat at this point the department
Is esnffoutef ~ tha fact that the
facilities On tnr Pacific eaang arn en.
taHelY Inadequate A. Mare island
there L. uuiF nns aFY 10 h. with an
ether 81 COURSE - ennsfru fiasa. bat
far ffem completion. TIE one
available aoHk ia too small "a take
q uatfisshfp Of afutufest cruiser. not
- ussuftnn the gaet that large efDins
- et hattisnalrs fiaa ftse channel
So san Pablo hay tua ehaaf fat safe
entrance KHea II fhs channel Il
made aHfe az & IL new believed Il
VII be. the lack 81 doc kiua fuam
au8 ~ maehlaef1 makes Il luspaa :
stbia fgF the AHlaila fleet "a uns
wafA island - base q operations
All Of whinh points 70 tha ennHfa.
sion that 4 radical increase 81 faali-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02
GAELIC LEADER
STIRS FRESHMEN

Tsaine bic hearers that To- fha
tifst fims IA h'afaf9. ali Ireland ia
unitei IA 4 movement - maintain
TIE distinction aua Individuality af
he Ifisa peafle aua - make lfss
ianH 3 nHtiaa atl4aHa HsliuHs If.
Douglas Hyde yesterday addressed
large KHfhsffHH ct the aHHHd
enHfs hausa. IL fuih - fhs extern
aINs alfaHfa II TIE tzasIIH THaaHaH.
which e. senamflHa tie aHal ffam
the Gael AID aHHaa the ls.ahazan
q tie country - tsHd fhefH e. -
port "a tire nurH 81 reafufiHe ias
iana ia bee greatness 4 telegram
as read shaaiaa that Hsn EHaHHIaz
% has ralast 81 eco ~ EHa ieaHHs.
ehtsh ta training tHs Hsalis 20 Ifsz
lard "a make the HaI5ua sal1 aaus
uaftIuK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02
DO VIE IS
BANESHED
ZION CITY RULER Is ssonH All POWER AND WEALTH
EVEN tie wire R1puoArlna HIM, AND NEW MAN IS
ELECTED ala PLACE

CHICAGO. April 2=tohn Alex.
andef DoVie no longer rules Al Zion
CITY Al meeting yesterday Of
8 600 81 his adhereuts II Zion city
bowie vas fepudiaied. aud Wilbur
Glenn NallYa. Rho for some time
has been conducting the affairs Of
the church Nnu elected IN his stead.
Mrs nuWie also repudlated her hua.
band
DoWle NaH denounced ns having
deceived the people aud wasted
their money. although II Waa not be-
iieVed that be knowingly erred his
Wifh Hnd others declaring buHie 70
be Insane The meeting followed
the receipt If = long telegram from
baWle. who is IA Mexico. In which
he uflefad the immediate discharge
af DEACON Alexander dfainger.
financial manager II Zion. whn has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02

enaanda The game will be played
later Ia the season.
kuatlera and Van Aaaeit oiashrd
AZ the Meadewa race track yesterday
afternoon Result. Van Asset 4.
kuatlerA 8 nreeden and rafnam
Wefe the battery for Van Aaartt
and flynn aud TammanN for the
Ruatiers. A larke crowd at suhs
urhaultea uttneaaod the game. jim
NV Clifford has been elected man
Akef 81 the Van Aaasit team and
states that he II willing to play
with any amateur team lie can be
reached hy phonlng Ceattai iats.
James RYAN. formerly II Chicago.
has organized a nine at Faila city
ard he wants Ia meet any amateur
nine In the state Challenges ahould
Be directed to him At Falls city.
Wash. ne
Mauraa hall players we're nnt IN
fenae yesterday faf practice On their
new grounds A iarnp crowd WAS an
hand 70 see the try out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02
BOY
IS IN AGONY

Ten dava with a common elu
lodged Ia his Wtnd ufHe suffering
untold aHaHlea then coughing Il I'm.
sac the experience - little Allen
Ha#aeH. the HaHeH HsaH cid aaa II
So and STE Dave HeNHaHz a hu
lIsra nraf Madfaaa fafU \ aHfh
HEn last "Wednesday tie haH Ma
niaKIaa AMI willie holding I'm
between hia teeth Tor S mamnHt It
aIiNpaI duHu hiH fhfuat lie began
eahshuH but fuuit ia1 ~ relief
ama finally 6 da#faf Naa called aud
80 operation MHa decided uHaH Iusf
So everything HaH ia readiness fnr
the operation tHe nla fsHHe ~ affeF
3 violent spell IT aauHAlaH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02
SOCCERS PLAY
FINAL GAM {

The last segnwr game Of the Sra
son Ma played 81 Woodland park
between the Thlails. and Seattle
yesterday Afternoon The Tbtatisa
wun the tnas. but the seattiea ptaY-
ed ~ strongly that theY hal the
game wpu from thr FIRST blast Of
thu whistle. The first half ended
To o in favor Of the ssattiaa IN
the aeeoud half the ssattiea aunsxed
another znai. the game ending
10 D in favor 81 the l0eaiN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02

tties ga the Pacific coast h lmpera-
tive
Admiral eapns Is IN fafaf af COM
fihiuk the Increase 81 the yards
best informed ufftaeHH Of the navy
agree with Admiral tenaicuti. that
q commission shaaia b appointed a
uHee u consider the lunatiau Of an
ather navy yard. aud = eepefi plans
for general Increase Of doekiuH.
repairing. anatinn. ana shinhuiidina
.aeIiifiua uu our western coast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02

Heattls socialists have rented a
Grand Opera houae for sanssv -
= when "a meeting viii Ia 80 !
consider aHa project aRalas, IT, !.
feat II the idaho mlpsrx -.
Haywood and Petitions. M 4.
murder Of Governor steenssss-.
Yesterday ] } Godfrey haaresss
n meeting. and declared he a7ss
and trial OF theae men unecnrhs.
tienai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02
sedyia MsnsI.d.

Tie body vas badly manF,., ;.
isEa HHd THE head being esgss.s =
hulldle n blankets was f.s,ss I
ans = The trucks u bsss..
r0aeh later aHd il thought ! ~
belonged 70 The dead maa IT,
aHHe Ia papers or other usrf. -,
ef n the roll - biankess = 4 !.
clothing Win b waaid aersa q II.
tifY the fem4lns. The rst9aa, Il.
taken charge Of the body
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02
HARDY WINS
MEDAL SHOOT

Fxpsrta 81 he seattla aan club
met a the SALMON hay traps yes.
leaaaY Tor the medal ahnet ftert
HARDY. Mha ahai e ef possible
IS hirda VIII Weaf the class A
medal for the next tWa weeks
Ford. vita - birds. captured see
ord ae8at AID the aiaaa e trophy
vent 20 sutherland uith l. birds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02

A unidentified man ~. :.
b. The Northern PaeIfie -. -
passenger train near ArTo = ~
o clock last alaht Tho off,s,s,.s y
iisfa thai be MS q tfaiae -. u. :.
hia NY and eEpfes. a. -.
fhsf he WIS riding on ne ~. :. =.
siinIed under the uheels
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02
Always Something New

Tate the Road Of Thousand
Wonders for callfarnis.
The southern Paddle Co.'S Coast
Line and Shasta Route through a
country here there IL alNhyH
something nee It. charms afs IN.
s1haaaslhls TIeknfa. reservations
and descriptive literature Of Union
Ticket office. SOS rirAf avenue.
Re ELLIS. General AEaut. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02
EASY FOR NEWTON

san FRANCISCO. Anfn -. c.
Newton. Ct the elaismsnt Country
club Oakland. uuu the eham rsan-
mhlp az The Pacific e'uaat Golfers
association. easily defeating II J.
+. clark. II the sas Francisco eielf
and Csuutfy elsh. - a seeHa Of ,
NJ. "a piaY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02
Keep Clean

There's no reason Why you should
not when on Tuesday. at narteIt'H
big Red Gross drug store. Goa Second
ave, yuu can get Zoe bars ivory soap
Tor Te. Packers Tar soap. &c bars.
lie. Tar and Egg shampoo sap.
&c bars. Ice: Red Crosse Sanitary
soap. Sc bars. lee. Pure Imported
Castillo soap 10 years old. alb.
bars ese. and 4 lot Of other soap
bargains. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02


~ GIBSON a. GARDNER.
WASHINGTON. ApFil The
problem e q suitable naval hsHs sn
the Pacific coast i coming 70 hs -.
skrdsa IN wsshIastan - = pressing
aua Msfat.sra u ne house aBd asa-
afs committees ca naval affairs have
been fsfesd - atss shs Haasisf 49,.
fiaus confederation. but weat stall
be taae la sfiil Undetermined
faF : great nat ~ baae - AHgafse
waters = site VS. selected many
nenths $50 81 olamWaga. abauf te
miles fgssaH sahlA hsT - ne Phillip
pane tsiAu#ta MafH than = hi5iian
duiIaFa Is available. haf TIE Depart
msnt hesltalea 90 undertake tins
praseHHHfs thzF# 81 lafks aesg< an
account If The dffneaity uhtgh uili
b met &c securing efgleleal Labor
At TIE nav xafa Ell e'Asttw. whese
aeaa men are Employed a. tha pres
ens tlHas. saTk Eesa Hlaa5F sH4 fhe
essaf Il excessive AdWfFat Tanpn. 81
the bureau 81 construction and fs-
pats. rspafgs 70 ths - fptafr II the
uaeF that owinn - iaek 81 facilities
ard lnsfuelsntf II the latsaf. repairs
20 the ffsiana. WIinfuEtaa anH
Monterey have been greatly delayed
Far thee feaeana The bufeaa af
construction aaa fepaif has annual
~ repeated the recommendation hat
ships IN need 81 extensive fnnalfa
eome n the navy yat1a lesatea
within tbs continental iimtta u the
rntted States. AMI thai lu II eaaes
when practicable that ther come ta
the navy yafas located ga the "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02
TURNER'S At WORK

The annual Gymnastics exhibition
Of ths Seattle TufnYerein. given At
Germanla hall last night. va asie.
eessfal N every detail. TIE large
number Of spectators manifested
especial interest in the athletic wnrk
Of the young baYa aaa Kiels class.
ga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02

ns3. ". =. KaHtnsf. ef Salem
ofH. yesterday lsah ehaHEe 81 hta
HNN congregation II Eha f5nuaaai
esHlfFHss ll8asaI sAafah Haih msHs
lister and congregation weHa Mnll
impressed With ons another.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02

TIE eefusf stone q The Safae.
eianz Danish Il. = church VS. laid
yesterday ultH Impressive esfs=
fnenless isse J, J Peterson. pastor
Of TIE church. presided.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02
Upton WILL TRY

GLASGOW. April Str Thoa
Upton has decided definitely 70 Try
% vim the Americas cup. aud has
ordered . designer 20 plan a ehai-
InnKeF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02

The power Of attorney DaHle gave
YaliVa when he came from Austria
Tia made such action possible A
warranty deed conveys all property.
real aud personal ia the name II
Dowie. even the prophets bed. n
fllatueaf The household effects
HORSES. carriages. machinery in the
mills and everything else Is shofa
from tie apostle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02

been irving 10 uut the affairs Of the
church on a secure foundation.
Deeds Of transfer Nere flied Al
WaukeHdn. I'll. this morning legal
Is anticipating any move poWie
might make. The documents turn
over 20 Deacon Alexander grainger
a. trustee for tie people Of Zion. al
the property Of the city. aegreaating
millions. OFefseer YoliYa filed the
deeds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02

MIuHIs aHd aeHselsea aiIHhaHt
The = asaaa ekaaaslIata. conducted
meeting 81 the 4sH.a sunday
slah - the = 81. g. A yesterday
affefuaaa5 which VAS highly eues
Hsszfai They NHii hold meetings
It The Gilman pafk Methodist
church - naiizra this week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02

The Fiaelties aud Giants met At
Recreation park and the former
won With euae by \ seuse ~ Il to
The ElsetFles Knocked MeGlHife aut
nf the hnN In tWo innings. annaNlug
exht suna nellerd held he Giants
HoNn well fer seven lnnInsa AFTER
ma h. weakened and the Giants
Rlled up seven FunN Captain Mul
Sen. Of the Eleelfles. was easily the
STAT of the game. his fleldinE aud
bsse.ruuniag beiag Of the ton.uoteh
oraer
The Exeelslafs. ~ Seattle bur
reye9 Ia Fort t.aNton yesterday At
ternoon and captured the rnma hy
q score at I - / A bumper crowd
OF fans was On hand The Tenth
Infantry hsHd gave a concert dur
snK the game Must at the roofing
was In behalf Of he soldiers. bat
the wasnen ahriekea for the visitors.
ftlsginhol ham and Bftseoe we're The
battery for the Ssattieltes and
klauss ard Thomas for the soldiers.
Al Woodland PARK the N0npsFells
and Clippers. tNn fast aEsrugaltona
Of Ballard. played creAtfahie game
Tha Nonpareils Won cat b. asofe
OF to / Manager MeneEtnult
states that he Is willing "a pit his
team against aay amateur nine n
hts class
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02
SHOT
IN THE BACK

the authorities a story 20 the effect
that the man was walking near the
corner of Sixth az south aud Wash
iuet9n II Nhtn be suddenly fell -
the Sidewalk. shot through the left
shoulder. The bullet entered from
thu hack and waa embedded under
the shoulder blade.
nr IT. A. shaw. who attended the
wounded man and removed he bull
lei gave 4 az his opinion that the
pistol had been discharged AZ close
range The general impression
among the police Officers Is that he
Wsa ah0t ~ a. enemy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02

Three representative American
athletes sho slll be membnfs 81 the
team 20 represent this couatf9 Al
The 0lYmpian games Al Alhens
April e fn Nav :. are Joseph For
shaw. { q nanieis ana Harry TN
man at the three shown IL the
above Eruun Daniels II probably
heaf known owing to bis ferrnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02

The bureau 81 eeustfuE.
! sAsa ard repairs ef TIVE
United States Navy reasrts
that the renaiFs 10 tire Aeinss
! Is feet. especially these daes
-. private yards an tive
! as8attx ssssies. are sxsFY e.
Rxnssxs@ ard sftea slasatis.
! factory,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-02

Considerable mvntety seslna 10
surround n shooting nnae in which
an Italian. who refuses - give hiA
uaue. vas ths victim The man
va taken 20 Providence hospital
for fHeafmatH Yesterday. bat neither
the hoahltai authorities naf tho Pc.
Ice haxs been able 70 learn any.
Ihlnf about The wounded man or the
alfenMafaurea leading up % tho
ahu0fiHa
4 tlisad Of tte victim has told
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ANA TEUR SEASON
IN FULL BLAST

. Aprli uehefea In amateur base
hall Al oxee the state Games we're
PLAYED II Recreation aud Madison
parks aud Al Fort lawtou. In nun.
eraun suburbs where lovers II the
Kane we've fortunate - possess a
alameud teama e'aahed Rain put
local eraanda IN sokKy condition.
but IN spite Of the handicap Keod ~
additions acre the rule
At Madhon park. Manager naE
xshxera Rslaiers and the navy yard
seyA sere the attraction. over sa0o
faus wNre present and Witnessed a
taat xaine AZ the end Of the ninth
fpnlng the loesi had the long ead II
IS Neore The management has
usclded 10 allow the free admission
III women during April.
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siue cast Il Is psttinsnsiy aaied
that
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The game II Kent between the
Snpeflors and keht VAS called of
yesterday IN account 81 wet