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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-17
JOCKEY CLUB
PUT UP FIGHT

sEw YORK. sept i7.-At =
meeting Of the tockey club Sntur-
aAY it was aetiaed Ia appropriate
ta6eee 60 fiKhi the New York pool
rooms Fer a Week The rooms have
been badly crippled In New York.
owing TO the Jockey eiuhs scheme
II hoiaftnK immense canvas sheets
IN fTnut Of the points from which
the pool room agents outside the
track fence view ire races.
Feur days ago the pool room In
tcresin rented property outside the
course ~ tifaseseud where racing
ulli be- opancf today. with the idca
~ erecting = tower structure higher
Than the canvas sheets The.1ockry
club Eus wind % this move and the
apprupfiaii saturday viii be used
80 buy out this property.
Then the Jockey club VIII force
the issaera 90 take Down the OBJ
serVatuf1 tow eTs.
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Grounded az 40 the sonh.,,
.nre mailing money ana fbe g.
club should come out ahead y
.ciaiiy. m fhr trip" 80
Deposits Not rsueb.a
AS fhf a4 ihe financial -.
iha league rs Concerned =,
on deposit iu San Fraasls..4 ,,
$4,000 which was eonfFiis.,e. =
each club giving giss80 A.
nuteo. and bia rs No.. t
touched The $4,000 WIZ. -
been HubHcribed b. Ire =. 2
4caHueH Hffrr tbs eaflhassi.z.
moi set been paid Us ~ - =
pnlJ received about I 900 49,.
no. IN the club tfeaanrs ~. - ].
balance De- coming Ia ever. y
Not one cent Of that q 900 h.. - =
used 20 finance the f.os -.
club. al fapefia 10 The 60 ~ Z
NOT eithslHB1ins" sfa'
Whom askrd what be ,..,....
The prospects Of the Coaa - -.
next year President Be, 49, ~.
that he ihefghi q would n -, re =
boat interests ~ ali concerned. q, I, !, y
league Iuued. ana - ! =
thought that there vas a. -.
bur what Seattle would slIek 4 s,s
the league ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-17
VANDERBILT
RACE COSTS

Chairman Thompson. Of the rae
fng board n the A. A. A.. In dis
essssiax in New YORK the suggestion
OF using state and federal troops In
guarding the Vanderbilt Cup
course. rscsntlY said.
Il am afraid Il is out Of the aHea-
ton to 0btain the consent OF tbs
authorities 60 use troops on the
course I have sounded several
persons In high official quarters.
but they do not take kindly 70 the
d. - = =, :. 49,,
troops are concerned. am afraid
Ne might run foul OF che question
OF state righta Not oaiy this. but
the local authorities Of Nassau
county might object"
Speaking Of eome criticism Of tho
course and It's sharp turns. Mr.
Thompson said.
1T Is true that there are some
bad turns. but that 10 aiao true OF
the Grand Prix course Ia France
Mr.. Vanderbilt. who has had rs
much experience In racing Is any
man In this country. has been over
thu course 3 hundred times AZ least
IN the past few months. and he So
iscted Il ~ the best available route
IL II hsd been possible 20 obtain
o better course sc would have dana
%. But Il WIS the only one ne
could get on Long Island free from
controls and trolley tracks"
Il vas suggested that some of the
residents along the route we're com.
plstninE that outsiders were TO be
employed in policing the road
There is not a word OF truth In
that" ssid Mr. Thompson. IF !
have anything 90 Eay. every cent we
collect and more. too. vfll be spent
right in Nassau county. either In re
bedding the reads oT IN employing
focal deputy sheriffs To guard the
course
This probably win be good news
% rte people Of Nassau county. rs
Ahs entrance fees amour, 70 SIS 900.
fBd The profits from the Krandstand
had privileges viii amount to az
4ssst $4,000 more. which win foot
up 10 a tidy total Of $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-17
PASSING COMMENTS

Tho altuatlon ia the American
IrnHur Niu change whom the men"
landera got ihrough the eastern err"
cut aud GENE west % meet SONIC
ball teams.
uoldfisldn. New. ~ proud 70 an
nounro that n feels just aa chicago
did after tho worlds fair.
chleaso'a only desires were 20
capture Rtenuisnd Md two pen
nanIH A half Nelson on Htenaland
and ONE pennaut lent 30 30 at this
stage u the game,
Tho western Jockey club r. now
doing innR-dfatnnca stunt on the
vaudeville circuit while y eoffi-
gan stands in To wings muiicring
curses.
The Futuritv was swell race
with srfg unorthodgx result II
was won b. man Who needed the
money,
Nelson had evidently read that
the fallew who lands on top Il The
one who uses his head. lie certain
y followed tho tlp.
Cans has confirmed the opinion q
hls fighting ability. but we are
driven back 20 the dope whsn be
says ho was Offered $4,000 % fake
and never ninched.
only 1900 people saw Dan Patch
perform ni ilsmiiu Monday. HHt
- course a. few able bodied men had
10 stay ~ home % Took after mo
women ana children.
Down In Iisrewiseh she oniY part
o. the fiKht report that received hHF
attention was the sentence stating
that Clans was carried from The
ring
Nebraska has en- immonse crop ~
corn 30 be husked thiu fall The uni
vsrally football team IL almost sure
10 set "a late start on that account
cteReland'a ball team ia offered
1900 n 10 wins the psnnaut II
makes nice advertisement and the
riak isnt great
n forty man rush into q betting
ring and rut down tieo each on
certain horse the hoohieu cut the
pftre n ore man sends n COM
missioner with one $4,000 bet the
haokies DO the same thing. John A
ufaha can't see why they should.
ard 40 re merely n question %
ffics with him he's going "a quit the
snme. The time has seemingly ar
rived ~ the Development II ths
Noble sport when. 20 save ihr breed.
me Industry. there must not only be
odds bat thny sHuat be large AID
iaicg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-17
AUTO MEET ON
TOMORROW
TWO DAYS RACES Will DC
OWEN -~ SEVERAL nlo MA.
CHIMES TO TUsr-REcoRps
THAT WILL BE LOWERED "
TRACK is IN CONDITION.

After much delay due "a wet wealth
&c the automobile races VIII surely
take place. aocordlng Ia the man
aeement. tomorrow aud "Wednesday
afternoons at the Meadows, The
track In nearly drictl uut aud BY 10.
morrow should BE- In such shape
that the drivers Will bc able TO sond
their cars along at milosminu'e
rate.
The meet would have started this
afternoon but for the fact that yea.
tefdaN afternoon. while speeding
around the track. the bis ee'herhe.
power Columbia owned IA Tacoma
aud which will take part Ia the
meet. met with an accident. the
GEARS stripping. and It will take TO.
daY 10 rcpalr the car
The feature event of the autamo
hlle meet will be the lemilc race
Zoe silver loving cup hctWeen a
60. horsepower Columbia from Taco.
ma. a tehofsepower Pope fois do,
also owned Ia Tacoma. Il H. ken.
news s0horsepoWer Thomas.
driven hy NifRil Hall and pr Try.
ants iahorsepower Franklin. driv.
On By SIS owner The broadway
Automobile company received a 90.
horsepower Pierce Arrow this morn.
ine. and II the ear can he put In
shape IL will enter the race. prob.
nhly being driven BY Harry Cum.
minrs. The state RECORD for 10
miles IL expected 20 be broken IN
this race.
rats afternoon there viii be a
number Of cars cut az the track and
the drivers will have chance 10
become acquainted with the turns
several ol the race track checkers
who have been tlminE che horses
are E0ing 90 camp GA the rails and
hold a watch on the trials TO see n
they can uncover a sleeper,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-17
H. s. oEb~r ZINC eLus.

The firnt regular meeting a a.
high school '07 debating elpb - =,
held Friday nftern0on ow,nv a ~. =
absence Of Mr. Oahaest, ne ,o - -.
faculty adviser. Af Buchanan ~.
elected 20 fill the position ~,
Roweli. teacher ef aneient hirs~s
gave "a YcfY Interesting talk "a 4.
club on Ny Two Weeks speul 4
The Yellowstone Park" which ~,
illustrated with photographs =,
postal cards
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-17

MILWAUKEE,. sept iT-Arehie
Hahn. the Milwaukee Athletic club
apfintsr. and Who. an Olympic
champion. s. looked upon "a Amer
ica'a greatest short distance runner.
trains in q most unique manner.
All HIS work. practically. IL done
in the northern woods Along
trout stfeam be has cleared Oft =
course 100 yards "a length and over
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-17
AMERICAN LIAoug.
RACES YESTERDAY


FIRST RACE -Thrue-foufths Of
a mile. Lady Ethel. %. 5 to !. won /.
Mona W. ipg. second. ro san. l0t.
third Time fsin 10
SECOND RACE Nine sIxieenihs
Of n mile. Bitter Mas. ioE, 4 70 j.
won; Voting. iol. eccond, Sir
Ainee. 100. third Time. %.
THIRD RACE Three .fearths Of
mile. Platoon. ITO. 70 son
Hannibal BeY. 100. second Lady Ea.
Their. toJ. third Time. liza IS.
FOURTH RACE -one mile and
20 yards. ~ otroa. 100. 10 60 ].
Won. Old Stone. i0T. second. Gorus'
cate. i0a. third Time, la -.
FIFTH RACE sThree-fnurths Of
a mile. Nansard. lis. 9 20 Q. won /.
J. W O.Nelll. TO. second. French
Nun. ia5. third Time. iio IS.
SIXTH RAcE--one mile, Celer-
es. ii5. to. 4. won whippoorwill.
III. second. Ritter Hand. 100, third.
Time. a. 50. n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-17

tpe cle1rota and talking to tho "a.
gde ret out aud do something thnt
H. worth while We fhould hafo
200 men out for o. different teams
|gaiifornla can Win that game " She
IziIi only come out Of hef present
Trance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-17

The entertainment by Gavin
Spence and Miss Mamie straehan
az the First Methodist church to
night cannot be too highly spoken
Of The rare wit and humor OF the
race Is admirably portrayed By Mr.
Spence Ia hts songs aud anecdotes
Miss Mamie Strnchan has fine
soprano voice With n range OF three
octAves. Her work is not confined
10 ballads OF her native land. as she
has been trained In grand opera by
Bach. the great master.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-17
COVE AHo Bezrsss

EVERETT Wash. Sep, I'm.
managers q Pereie Cove ana a.',
Bozennb have signed articles - sa'
20-r1und go October 10 hsfs.a ~ :, /.
Everett Athletic club NJ. -.
fight nl lis p0unda ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-17
BEST RUNNER
TRAINS IN WOODS

this course be runs At least five
times q day
So pats Ia az least 20 minutes
practieine un starts each day and
the rest II ths time Is devoted 70
other outdoor exercises. Hahn has
beea running fof eiEht years aud ia
that time has wnn over Is biE col.
leTc races for the University Of
Michigan. lie won the champion.
ahlp 81 Canada ia the 100 and 900
yard aashea aud has taken FIRST
prices In no leaa than Is 4 A u.
championship contests. besides ain.
ninz four Olympic championships
The sgmrtfu. ln0mv'Fo and aoes
metre events az the revival Of the
Gfeck games at 81 Louis. during
the Columbia exposition. weni 20
she MiiNankee boy. and In Greece
be- defeated che pick of tho world
ia the i00meffo dash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-17
MARTIN RESUMES SERMONS.

Rev, Alfred Martin will resume
MS regular winter sermons begin.
ming tomorrow NJ the First Free
church. The opening subject will
be The Most Important Thing In
Life"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-17
aseana 0ans

NaufaafH Teastnes hEf - t.auHtfia
uosbfe pisy Aaif sua STREET, Nasrs az
atoisn hasss Hifeth. croft Hasfiftce hits
.#ifaaarnnfier gfHu Aekune. taseF
bsiia@tFu tssfrin. on tgaas Htrtss
ent ~ ftsrgfn. 3 - nasa Hasasi
hall uashRrsaf VIII pit ilaaa Ttais
- Gsss1s-a haaf. naikeftaag tmpffaa
IsfFIek
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-17

HanfnfnsHF. stolen ~ sea plfknna q
4. Fitzgerald. HaFI- W11fnnffh y Nal.
ben, Ross. haefifiee hltH twatus g. FffN.
gerald Struck aufafg Waadwurfh
~ Mullen. n Hasea 90 halla-0m Mullen.
8 off Woodwork 2 umpirs- Dyer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-17
Go TO the City HALL
Market

For pot roasts &c 10 &c ID. rib steak
3 lbs. for 25e. leg lamb t2iac. or rib
roast. rolled Toe 500 Ord ave. 80
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tFouniain), second; Titus II. II to
= Henry, third King Kohr also
ban. Time. I.I0 IL.
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rnian RAcE nl
FOURTH RACE ono


FlFTH RACE Two miles, Berry
Waddeil. ib7. 4 10 I. won. angai
King. ~, second. John O Grady
141. third. Time 90.
SIXTH RAcE-one aud one SIX
teenth miles Factotom. 1Q7. 20 1
won. Blue Brick. los. second. Bir
mlngham. o.. third Time. ! 50 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-17
CALIFORNIA U
ATTACKED
STAMFORD ATHLETES SAY
THAT FORMER CHANGED TO
RUGBY FOAM OF FOOTBALL
TO WIN.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept ~ I'll,
lack OF enthusiasm for the Rugby
game 1T football. which has been
Installed nj the u.lvcfsltF of call
fonla this year. Is drawing bitter
comments from the athletes whf
are particularly anxious IA SECURE .
victory In the contest With stanford
university this fall
The rallies which have been held
on the hleaehota have been poorly
attended. and some Of the class
teams which have been made up
have not enough men from the class
ia form an entire team.
The squad OF men signed for prae
tieo Il much smaller than ever be
fore. aud the condition = considered
serious BY tho college men The
situation was vetoed Ia an editorial
Ia the student paper the other
morning under the caption Let us
Come Out OF tho Trance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-17

sPENcE.sTRAcHAN CONCERT.

NORTH YAKIMA. sept u THE faki-
Hsa Tigers took tasiaF game here from
ifpassF b. q seors 20 10 T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-17
WILL PROPOSE
TRACK SCHEME
MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP con-
MirrEu Will PRESENT PLAN
FOR CITY TO LAY TRACKS
ON FOURTH Az AND WEST
LAKE BOULEVARD.

That the ssy law its own tracks
on Fourth az and MvsslRke heule.
ward, extending a. Cat north as f'rr
mont. aud lease them to all anplis
cants GA s,ir terms tcF the opera
tloa Of cars. Is the proposal which
will be made to the clty council TO
night hy the executive commktre
OF the Municipal Ownership cam.
patgn committee.
This action Was asrccd upon az a
meeting held at the eommittrc's
headquarters saturday, and the for
mai resolution vas prepared hy a
Hub committee aud submitted 10 the
whole committee Tor adoption at "A
meeting held thia noon,
Tho purpose 81 the new movement
Is q preserve intact the opportunity
now onen % provide common Ter.
mlnal for electric interurhan sya.
tens. thus encouraging the eon.
strnctlon of tnterurhan lines
Tenants Already.
Il Vas pointed out In the commit.
tee al today's meeting that there
are ALREADY thrive probable tenants
FOR the proposed piece OF trackaEc
The seattle Electric company has
ALREADY asked Tor a franchise on the
unused portion OF Ncstlake houlc.
ward II could be permitted 90 op.
crate over that portion 81 the city e
proposed track. The officers OF the
Seattle. RenioR a southern are enN
ioas 10 srtans, 10 run their cars as
far north as Pike 81. That com
pany would be glad u the opportus
nifty O. run over that portion OF tho
city track south Of Pike ST
The Everett interurhan line Is eN.
periencing difficulty in settius into
the city. and "a the present time
cannot get Ia without paving tfih
ute 10 the Seattle Electric monopo.
~. II would be- glad TO COME tn over
the CITY track 20 the Union depot on
leasehold terms
Could Provide income.
These three immediate tenants 81
the proposed tracks would be suffi
Client % provide an income suffi'
Client 20 nay tho Interest on the Ia.
.vcstment necessary 10 construct the
line from the time Il waa completed,
and BY the city constructing the
line itself & would reserve the pro
posed terminal system OF tho Tham-
son street railway plans
The necessity Tor prompt action
Cor the purpose 81 protecting this
terminal scheme lies In the fact that
the Seattle Electric company al
ready has pending an application for
an exclusive franchise over the an
used portion Of westiake houle-
ward. which. Il granted. would cut
a section out Of the very center Of
the proposed electric terminal SIS
tenn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-17
Great Excitement.

Amid great excitement Nike
Fisher took 0Bahniau out and sent
NeGraEnr IA q take bis place Nc.
|GreHur Immediately famed Mott
Then Tern Mekune came % bat
and With three on bases and two
out. he pos a nice single over sec
oua Aat brought Ia che tying fuu
|Cruil also made an effort 20 score
but vas caught Il the plate b. a
beautiful thrue b. DOYLE
ffesno Nas retired In me. tao
thrso order Ia che nfsi haif u tho
i0th JohnnY Kane got a hlt In 81
attia's half ard after rafting the
pitcher In making fake starts for
second. the twiFiof puE Gus over The
heart ~ the plate Van Bufen
knocked clear out irta evnfer field
and Kane came home with the win,
ntuM ran
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-17

Who won the American tennis
championship ~ Newport. defeating
neals c. Wright. ths former cham
pion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-17

PAelFle eoAar lEAaue.

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-17

4 did not come 40 here With any
hostile Intentions said Bert Ny
mission WIS merely a friendly one
% smooth any differences that
might eaist between the owners OF
the Seattle franchise and the league
officials ! underhtHnd that tho te
attic management were reluctant 70
take the tenm south for fear 81 q
large financial loss. but assured
them that such fear WIS an.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-17

Wear Brooks hats. 1881 End av
$50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-17

The srcoaf game Vas Al EASY one
for the loeAla and waa called AZ the
end % five innings b mutual caa.
sent frcsho'a Inability to hi daf.
Yin cunaceatisslY aud Mckuur .
fielding Nun the Fsme for Seattle
HoaK another California huahsr
discovered By tho oair Nlaus.
Aiaus. pitched fer the RaiaiapIck.
era and did good woek.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-17

The first game Waa one u the
best played Ia Seattle this year aud
was ueplete with excitement from
start 10 finish Onanhion. Miluc
Fishers bush league find. Waa on
the firing line iof freaao. while o.
ear Jones dlHhed vm up TOT Seattle
Both pitchers pitched good bali. at.
though Ohhnnlnn was a TITLE wis
az times Jones' WAS a STEADY a. a
clock ara pitched himself Gus Of
several tlght holes
The only Truck Egan also broke
In TO the glare Of the calcium by
knocking the ball over the LETT field
fence for "a home run This feat
has been performed onlY ouce this
year prior tn Yesterday
The Flsheftfes led nearly all the
way In the game and when the 10.
Gals vent 90 bat in the laal half
uf the ninth the score was . t. 8
against them nlankenship ground
ed % Drlmas Householder 500 .
slusic Huli got another and then
OBanuion famhled struib.a easy
gruunder aud allied the bases
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-17
HATCHETS ARE
BURIED DEEP
LOCAL BAsHBALL 8fTuATtoN
IS veRY o. RENE-PHtsl'
sgsr sGaT 0Ves oUT IN.
sosTAsv yiNANclAe esATe
AENT.

All il sulet along the Sotomae
grim yiHnEef var has Hmpoihed hia
wfinkled front and the white dove
of peace has spread her wings over
the affairs ~ the Pacific Coast
Baseball league
President Bort Of the Coast
league has met the owners Of Tho
Seattle baseball club ana, IN spite
Of the gorY predictions 0f the Wise
guys. III the language ~ Albert the
Whale. muffin come off
when the neance was over Eddie
Householder had been relnathted,
Il WIS announced that the Seattle
ball club never had any Intention
~ not finishing the aeasOn and
President Bert stated that his tfip
north was due 20 a miaappfehen-
NfgU
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AT TORONTO,


FIRST RAcE--Three G,brih Of =
mile, Diamond. 1i5, 3 - 2. on
Cloten. to5. second. Mis- Iod -
third. Time if3 90. a.
SECOND RACE vaz1shler Of
mile. Boola. i0e. 2 tewI on;
Gllmmer. lis, second. L.8f lot
third Time i.oti5. I
THIRD RACE One gnd one
eighth miles. Thistle DO. Hhs, 10 J
won. Reservation, l0T. eNsnnl* Re
quest. 100. third. Time. tl5s
FOURTH RAcE-One and one
fourth miles. solon Ship&e, fnd.
to 1. won Alma Dnfof6 = Ice sec
ond Inferno. i26. third limo %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-17
SEATTLE TAKES.
TWO MORE
RAialNPiokERs CAN'T FIND I'M
RUSS MALLS BUNCH HAS
NOW TAKEN SEVEN
STRAIGHT oAMUs.

The banner crowd Of the year
was present az Recreation park yes.
terdaY aud cav Russ Halls aEgtv
cation of nlne teouut 'eml ball toss
era take two games from Fresno.
The first was i0ianlas affair and
was uon by Garrison finish ca
the part of the locals. but the see
nnd was easy. ~ Il went only five
inniuR8 aud the SiWaahon came
hono ON the bit
The score IN the frat game was !
90 q. and In the second "a g fhla
makes seven straight games the 10
calls have Won ia row aud they
are siill Eoiaz, although u II not be.
lieyed the worlda record OF "a
straight victories Ia In any danger
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-17

The editorial reads as follows.
'srhe Californian has been ia
formed that our friends down the
bay elaim that California had the
game OF football changed from Ia.
tercollegiate 10 Rugby because We
we're afraid Of them ia the old game
and wanted 90 take a chance 81
something else. That may be- their
idea. but u II not ours Il Naau 4
our fault They have beatsn a. IN
intercollegiate football She last two
years aud they claim they can beat
ul In Rugby or anything NC anhati
tate Tor 81 NoW. II California does
not wake 40. and wahe up 10 a
hurry. that 10 Just vhat vii hap
pen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-17

stanford. with = much smaller
student body. has iis aapiranta osli
Tor the team. California has oulY IS
We upd~ratand there are only =
mrn. an nnluchg number out for
the senior team not enough 20
maze np the required num0sr The
iauiofH haven't many more A. THE
rate uhsue are 80 EuinR IA land
WHY dent some ~ lhose big over
grown chaps wha spend half their
dine arotnd North Hail sicps alnot