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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13
BALL PLAYER EVANGELIST
REAPS GOLDEN HARVEST

evangelist Who ever worked ia the
western field
sunday conducts reviYaia along
bualueaa lines he couaalla the Jus
lnsna men ~ lnwn % aee n Ties
waut him. be makes a regulation
contract viih the committees ns1ks
ing hts services. be Insists upon
holding his meeting IN building
with perfect acoustic properties, He
wants tn plates a. contribution
bnxea. A pants button Wont riuk
uko a silver dollar ON a TIN plate
sunday wlll take no m0hey until
al thr expenses % the mestlng have
bern paid from free Witl afforiuEa
tgis owa money comes from the cais
l.eilan en- the closing night ~ The
revival ifc tells the converts aud
others that II Is bis iaas meeting
and ih2ifna them 60 contribute. safs
ing that bis compensation cofnss
from their free Offering SUNDAY
SAYS hla services are appreciated n
proportion % the size % frsn-Niii OF.
frfine
That he ta successful is shown hY
tho msetihEr be hsld IN neiridere.
m where the church had 20 be On.
iarKea 90 accommodate the Goa
vsrta Sunday was converted While
playing with The old ChteaEo White
afoeklnea in Tho days ~ Aneor.
waite ard nairYmpie- lie stopped
oae ulfht 20 listen 70 zlfset evan.
reiist and vas ~ Impressed ~
whAt he heard that h. gave no his
profession on The diamond and ef.
tered Y. n G A work and after
ward became an evangelist A re.
rrat report said Sunday had died uf
nervous exhaustion. tie had been
~. but il again At work in The nsld
where be tries "a make all ~ bis
base hits home runs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13
KRAN IS
BEST man
KNOCKS OUT coRpELL m
FouRrH ROUND At sAcHA.
hENTO

Harry Krant. the Seattle boy who
pnt the finishing touches on Jimmy
itmfy IN t--"'--r t-fTy uHcu upon n
time. and recently knocked out Kid
Choynaki In iig time ne Sacramento.
last night knocked out Jack Cordeii
In the fourth round al stockton.
Cal
he has been NarkinE under the
tutsiaEp 81 RUFF Turner. Who. as
Seattle sports well know. thorough
~ understands the game ~ nwstfent
from the groand up krant has
made a hit with the fiEhi fans all
over the coast. and is acrapping
bis way 20 the top notehera With re-
marhHblo stoadlh0aH.
Rufe AYERS that HArrv 4 the aes
tuAI article. and eith iitIie shrevd
management viii soon be IN line ief
cha mplunahip hauorH.
60 90 IA. kraut.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13

Seattle. lie waA fnesaher OF the
iosai lacrosse team and NnH regard
"a a. one OF the best Htiekers on the
coast.
tits real name ~ Noah hrussa
Although he u popularity supposed
to hail from Detroit. lifnaso II
Canadian. We uan born IN Hanover
Ont June ~. ISL A possible
worlds champion AZ "a is a truly re.
markahle rihe. and hts hoain Of 10.
cal adlsroata vii watch his com
ing match with great Interest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13

Gov co-cis will struEEle FOR 81.
pranaey In lnler.clana haskethall
tonight AZ the afmory. The senior
young ladies ARE expected to hand
the juniors a few joyful iolta, and
the aaphomorsa say they Win flay
the freshmen 81 a fratsle
Tho yaung wumsn have practieed
patiently under faculty supervision
and ara prepared TO uphold the hon.
or Of their respective tlAeAea Miss
Hubert has been moldink the sen
iors into shape Misses kingston.
Cove. Etaoll. Menonald and Close
are the experts WAC will attempt to
sustain senior supremacy.
Seniors Wen Last Year
The seniors last year won che
championship % the school Miss
De Hart has the Junior girls IN
charge Misses hcnry. Taylor.
Qaigley. bergman and Munoaster
f0rm the quintet who will attempt
60 secura acnIoF scalps Miss Ray
mond has been devcloping sophie
more stFenuoslty. and she expects
her pFutCxca 10 apply fancy uulsh
60 the freshmen.
Misses Kingston. Johst. HugheA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13
LaWSchOOI Opened

Edvasd Iudd. e well known Es-
attic lawyer whose offices are At
80 New YORK block has opened
an evening iaw school intended faf
young m4en--and ola toe. Tor that
matter eh0 aspire % ths LEGAL pro-
frssion OF who wish 70 learn The
principles 81 iaN essential 20 Their
every DAY business. often. BY falf
knuwietEe % iass business man
saves himself hundreds % DOLLARS
enreuss 81 iaHs 10 matter lH what
business ne may he engaged 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13
DOESN'TLOOK GOOD

Americas representation AZ the
Olymplan games. 90 be held at
Athens. Greece. from April % 70
May 2. n present Indications prove
true. vii ba disappointing. The
date SGT will be too early FOR Amer.
lean college athletes 20 get into
shape. Nine-tenths 81 the daah and
distance records would most capav
bly, be defended by college sprint.
era. while The weights are 70 be
taken care Of by eastern athletic
associations
The 20 mile road race viii at
tract much attention. America VIII
be ably represented BY Hicks. 81
Cambridgeport. and Corey. % Chi
cago. n "a reported that Ralph
Rose viii compete IN The weight
events
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13
BIG WRESTLING
TOURNAMENT

Arrangements are being made t.
hold \ wrestiiug tournament Ia this
city IN which competitors from the
university. 4. A G.. \, NJ g A. aud
probably thu aermania alAb will
take part During the past year
more attention has been directed 10
wrestling in Seattle than ever be
fore.
Al the university two wrestling
classes 81 20 mes each meet twice a
week. and some ndcpt wtcatlafa
have been brought out Among them
are Lindsay. nagahaw. Way. Thomps
aon and shaw hesidea the old
stawlhya Mcdonald aud Tllloy, An
inter-elaaa meet will be held at the
university gymnasium Ia a few
weeks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13
BASKETBALL

Basketball T. nnW under fun
steam. Tonight the Tigers and the
Business Men viii show their skin
10 throwing baskets Immediately
following this struggle the later
medlatau and the olYmplcs are
booked % rush things By digging
~ rs pennies spectators will see
two rafting good games
Secretary Bob fiusheil. % the
Basketball league. stated yesterday
that everything was lovely with The
ieague The members ara working
up systematic team work and are
putting up some hnlf-raiainR exhihi-
tiouA with two evenly matched
teams, basketball IL one Of the most
exciting ~ indoor games.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13

prise may result when the team,
clash
A. Durham all referee the bs,n.
betWsea the Tae0mas and T,ls,i.
at Tacoma. The games beiwsss
two aEgfegatiaHa should 30 elass
and fast Previous games zould /,
dlcate that Thistle Is booked 10 hsx
The points They have tnles n
feaied the Tae0maa with the nosst
western championship a. aaks
however. the local lads may Hufss,
a Hufpriss Tacoma taH a sifo..
team for tomorrow game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13
A P/TFALL FOR PITCHERS

what Know % the Pass Evil
ana WHY q should re Abolished
IS the title ~ an interesting talk ~
cently made by Jas MeAleer of the
81. Louis nruwns Mae has studied
the pass question from al angles
ant reached the conclusion that Il
epells disaster 90 more clubs than
any other furm ~ baseball evil
Fcnr balls "a the pitchers capital.
he has no more right t. waste his
resources than hank cashier he's 10
diszipato his funds on hand saYN
MeAluer
Modern base bali Is concentrated
IA the pitcher How many a bad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13
HOT FOR RABBITS

A gigantic rabbit drive IA whai Or.
~ q. Blacoek. Of Blacock island
Columbia river. plans for Feb. ,.
lie has issued an invitation 20 the
gun clubs in eastern Oregon, east
ern Washington. Seattle and Port
land n send ~ OF their experts To
participate In the big drive. The
hunters VIII be taken b the island
on DR.. Blac0ck'a launch. Island
Queen. divided into squads and a
tour u the ISLAND made II IL er-
pccied that fully 1000 sportsmen
will participate in the drive and.
while On the island. they will be the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13

Preparation Tor the lunior farce
which viil be- given NJ the university
are being made The affair wlli he
musical comedy IN Witch fg stu.
dents will take part Monday
tryouf will BE held 20 test The
musical ability Of the applicants for
the leading parta Mias Marguerite
Sinclair. The author % farce. h put
ting the finishing touches 10 the
production.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13
SWANSON WINS

IN the lightweight championship
wrestling match lat night AZ Nes
YORK. between George ilofhuer. pres
vut holder - the title. and Alex
swanson. the two men urcsticd for
one hour and hall. when Boihnsf
hurt HE arm in breaking away
from mfnsftoek and was unable
10 csnflnue The fan va awarded
~ RManann.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13
INTEREST
IN BURNS

cause OF a weight argument
burns has never bsen knocked
ont tie haa Haai the decision 20
Jack Onrien In aiN rounds. IL
has fought a 2l.round draw with
nlily Woods aud han beaten Mike
schfoek Ia handy manner "cys
clone Kelly aud the Fighting
Irlahmaa Dave Harry Sro tNd
pugn Who know bis sleep producing
punches.
Tummy burns u we'll known N
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13

The diamoud losi flua baseball
player and the commercial world a
shraNd business man Nhen "HiIlf
SUNDAY turned evangelist iiut re
iigiun gained one Ut the most ar
dent aud eloquent advocates siuee
the DAYS ~hsu Moody and Hahkef
80 ths country aflams ~ith their
frryid oloqueurp Sunday has iuat
closed a sizes week revival urH~i ths
AZ Aladn. M for which be received
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13
G
BREvITIES

ThlFd naasmAn Jimmy Cases. Of
BrookiYn. 10 being toutess- a. -sh.,
bass afnes the time when lave alsss@s
and Charley lruin we're q 1
prime nj
Cincinnati fans are in Fnuttcr
ovT the report that suud basr.
ball ia 10 bs barred IN To town.
The afegthrow 81 The Cox Machine
may mean a tightening Of the I'd
In which event the fans vii AAsk %
cross the river 90 CoviuEtu4 -
games may b. nlayrd on WnH a.
Without police Interference
A law sent into effect Penn
syivania on Jan. reQuift cvefY
automobiles ia take out state
license and regulating tbs 90 %
aut0e in cities OF the nrsf Be- -
10 mliss an hour. Thus far not
state license has been taken out and
no Rftantion Is paid "a ths speed
regulation Aala car ownars say
tho law will never be entered,
jas J Corhctt scored gen cine
triumph IN the initial performance
% BERNARD shaW'H play. ~Caahel
Byruna Profession Corba,t has
tried % yin hisirionie laureis on his
merit a. an actor. and n would
seem he had rureeuded.
N cultured Boston ahoald lard
both Rnbe Waddali and Mike Grady
Bunker Hill monument would
probably topple from itu base Tho
puEnaeloua Nike aud the peculiar
Rnbs would put the dear old ladY'a
bead In a whlrl
Walter n Te1hHbury. he famous
sprintm. who has been ~ siih -
phold fever In a Philadelphia hos
pltal. has passed tho critical stage
and will soon be- out again. Tewks-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13

The Ladies' Home Missionary so.
ciety. ~ Ross. would IKE 90 aaY
20 the public that they viii thank
fully receive any oast-off clothing
from persons wishing 70 dispose OF
same. Address Mrs ~ r Dutton.
Went Dfabus Street. Fremont sta.
or phone A 1868 Independent. Mrs
O. r. Wlttemaus Or phone Rod eff4
gunnnf Ms ! NJ Lana ssa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13

AT PARK
ASsoehrloa rHrHusnsro FROM sGArrlr AND posr
BLhKGLuY WILL MEET

Association football will open IN
Seattle tomorrow AZ Woodland pari
between tho aeattlea and Port
Blhkeiey. with u lioeka as referee
a great deal Of interest has been
aroused over tbs match. aud. ~ both
teams are always IN the ga~s. 4
pretty STRUGGLE r. Gspoeted
biahainy has suffered defeat n
Healtlaa hands several times. bat
tho margin has always bon close
Blakeley has been putting In days
% conscientious practice and a sur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13
FIXED HIM IN
FOUR ROUNDS

before tho Olympic Athletic cl4b.
~ Port Townsend. last might Hap
VI" Halbfook threw the hooks into
Gus CerYantea. nearly putting him
oui IA the fourth round - bout
scheduled FOR 10 rounds Both pugs
are local pfoduets. and each bad q
bunch ~ friends who rooted their
hsaaa Of.
lioihfook clearly nuffia saef the
nnpiraut with the classical name.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13

and bis seconds threw up the spos..
in the fourth round a number 7,
other pugillstie pairs pfssep,ss
themselves FOR approval Holbrss.
10 we'll known n this city. where l.
has participated On amateur con.
tests Re has "A wicked punch, ana
~ regarded as vicious fighter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13

Inning has started with that base en-
balls and hnW many kamcS have
been Won aud Lost through n,
have heen told that the percentages
~ runners Nha score after haytnE
received a pass & about one Ia fur
Al times have been luelined Ia be
iicve they all aeurcd. especially whsn
One II my pitchers issued q,
The art " pitching has bern re-
duccd % such a science that tho ben
artist OF today. 10 b. successful.
must know exactly where he wants
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13
A DRAW

For a sscund time While Fisx.
gerald and Willie Lewis have fought
20 a draw IN teoI the little fellows
vere On their feet at the End ~ 10
rounds Last night. a. coima. cat.
they banged and pummalssf each
other Tor q rounds. buf neither
gained decision. Joe Cans vas
in LesiH'S corner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13

IA Seward. famous as a pitrhs
with the Philadelphia Aihiesics Il
iSsG-7-E. who Is nov d member a
mo Cleveland fire department. "a
badly hurt last Monday. While flzhE
Ing a fire In The buns ness center. n.
Toll headforomoat down an elevate.
shaft. dropping three stories ass
landing on biz head Ills helraa
aayst bin from instant death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13

fans here philadelphia 1ath
oHrlcn. Gan Huhlln. Mike Schrtek
all have been bot after Hart fuf an
opportunity 90 land the heavy
weight title but Burns r. the clever
artist Who all attempt to pht Nj.
Hart In SLEEPY hollow
Recently a match bstweru blrns
and Tommy Ryan fen through be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13
OUTCOME or CANADIAN FloHr
WITH HART CAUSE on sPee.
uLATioN

THAT Tommy Burns wili have a
chance - wreai che worlds cham
pionshle Tom Marvin Hart M Los
Angeles on Feb. 20, Ii causing great
surprise among promoters and fight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13

YaaAan Military college hos "A
crack basketball team this yeafs
Coach Iiarmeliua writes that the
outlook h bright nud il confident
~ turning out winning aggfegas
ffuUH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13

Afier arguing for two years over
tho question ~ supremacy. George
no,hnsr. lightweight Champion
wrestler Of the world. and Alex.
swanson. holder % the title IN the
wslierwelEht division. have signed
articles fcf a match during January
before the club making the best Of.
fer The men will wreHtle al i1a
pounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13

What a harvest the small 4
4 boy must have gathered last
= year. over 20 600 baaeballs. u 4
u said. we're used by league 4
4 teams throughout tho cOun 4
Try How many ~ these were
4 walloped over the fence and
appropriated BY the small boy !
4 will never be known n all 4
4 leagues suffered as the Pacific 4
a Coast tho amount of balls 4
q which have disappeared must 4
amount 10 Thousands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13

guests Of ur nlaeoek. who II MAX
ing ample arrangements far lodging
and meala
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13

ta.ssT. Pretty fair compensation.
that.-at the rate ~ 81 sd = year
sunday IL said 10 be the bcai paid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13

F'it9sImmous nov claims u was
fate and not O'flfian that beat him
But f la too late for Fate 20 put
IN any claim Tor tho winners share
~ The puFnei Unrieu has invested
IL On Philadelphia real estate al
ready.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13

TITS probable that Ansfies VIII be
represented by tao nr three athletes
az thr coming athletic rames which
win be held ~ Athens. Greece. from
April e 10 May 2 A. yet very little
interest seems - have been aroused
IN Amarla over the coming meet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13

Australian fimhtera are deemed fit
whsh ha H. brown 40 berry, No
matter now fat "a puE T. " he u
brown
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13

Battling Nelson and Terry Me
Govern have signed articles Tor a
fight on March Is. bat they have
posted no forfeit money. Tia just
a. well 70 wait antll these little Eel.
lows pat up their coin before their
intentions are accepted a. genuine
they have done an awful lot Of
four flushing already.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13

fIy Dickson. head coach AZ Penn
syivnuia. has bf-u offered a similar
position with f.ehiRh university AZ
greatly Increased salary. but he
has not given his decision WAITING
10 soc whethee Penn meets the
raise. probably.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13

SIR Thomas Upton stan has hopes
Of lifting tho cup. lie will prob
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13
TWILL B 9
a HOT ONE
HIGH SCHOOL CORDS Will CHASE rHH BASKETBALL AT
ARaoRV ToNlosr-Muca INTEREST

Ferris and Etsell form the freshmen
five. They have made Enod progress
under tho coaching OF Miaa Mabel
Seagraye. who Was the shining star
ot the BASKETBALL armament % the
Seattle high In 1899. The freahies
are the pick of the grammar sohool
Girls who made such rosy record
last yoar In the grammar league.
Coed basketball always creates
Intense excitement. Practically
every student with a grain OF sal.
iAntFy In his makeup viii line up at
tho box office tonight with HIS two
hit pteee entitlias him 70 witness
the deiirloua dolngs.
They Win Shrek.
Fanlnine ehfiekleta and maaeu-
line yells will mingle with the noaa
OF proud papas and the beams and
smiles af fond mamaa. Frcnsied
foralnlnity will be feature % to-
nights games Each team thiuas
the other a choice ciueh and that l.
What will make tonikhts treat =
thinK u beauty and a Joy forever
The victorious teams will meet
Within the next tw0 weeks % battle
for the school championship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13

bury and Edward F1ynn gill run
TOO yards AZ sefautnn. "a. peenfas
tlun day fur tf.0aa a aide.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13

Redfsrn. she Ioekry. u stiil laid up
With his hrnksa arm. which he re
ceiyed IA a motor cycle accident
three months aEu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13

ably have a ohalienser here some
time in 1901
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-12-06

A Washington dispatch dated the
fourth instant says: In lecture
on Mormonism given here last
night, Senator Dubois said: Pres
ident Roosevelt is the open ally OF
Mormonism, as shown by his atti-
tude in the recent Investigations
into the conditions of that church.
He rcscnts the publishing OF the
testimony in the case OF Apostle
Reed Smoot and insists that count
less good women of this country
are being misled in their attacks
on Mormons and the un-Christian
principles on which that creed is
based. The political influence OF
the administration was never more
SIT ongly felt in Idaho than in the
last gubernatorial campaign, when
it was unnecessarily thrown en- the
side of the Mormon church.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-12-06

Colorado to require proof of the
guilt of Pettibone is not an in
fringemcnt of Petitioners rights
under the constitution and laws OF
the United States. Even if it be
true that the arrest and deportation
of Pcttitone from Colorado was
by fraud and connivancc to which
the governor of Colorado was par
fy, it does not make out case OF
violation of the rights of Pettibone
under the constitution and laws
of the United States.
While it is true that Pcttibone,
after the issuing of the warrant
and before being deported, was en-
titled to have the question whether
he was a fugitive from justice
passed upon by the courts of Colo
RADIO, yet no obligation was imposed
upon the agent of Idaho, who was
sent after Pettibone by the consti-
tuition of the United States to afford
the prisoner an opportunity to have
this question determined by the
court of Colorado the court held tina
court had no right to inquire
whether Pettibone was rightfull,
brought into Idaho for the purpos'
of answering for the crime of muir
der there. In other words, the cour
could not inquire into the fac
whether or not there had been
conspiracy of the officials of Idah
and of Colorado to spirit Pcttibon
from Colorado into Idaho. Amy in
vestigation by the circuit court o
the United State for Idaho as to tn
motives which induced action b
the governors of Idaho and Colorad
would be improper.
Justice McKenna delivered a dis
scnting opinion, holding that Moy
er, Haywood and Pcttibone had
right to invoke the aid of the fed
eral courts to correct irnprope
methods used in securing their ex
tradition He said that kidnapin
under the law is no more to
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-12-06
Congregational Church.

Subjects of sermons Sunday; at
II a. m. ''Christ crucified afresh
by Christians" at 80, THE Sign
of the Cross, The Sin of the Ages,
the Love of Eternity SUNDAY
school at ~; Junior Ehdeavor at ~
Y. P. S. c. E. at $50; prayer
meeting Wednesday 7:30. The fail
and chicken pie supper this (Thurs-
ady) at S, in Hungerford's opera
house; sumptuous supper for 81
cents, children under II Tor z;
cents. Home made candy; pretty
and useful articles for Christmas
Open doors. Welcome.