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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-05-03
NorthfeId, Mass.
yoprHrIELD CONFERENCES.
sneakers for the Various Meet.
!" " a. Re Held This Summer.


n.,. far the 25th season of the North,
P.an' y, and summer schools are
M rasring completion. -Four sepa-
IeldS i',snrps and two summer schools
lie cg9nGI,,ji.j In addition to the work in
r toe'VW,S Withheld schools, whose COM
be Two blye always attracted many
|erc[[IiHun,J torner students. During the
rtnd' 'uu y.inn nj Mount Hermon, par
sumner ., =, Will he laid upon the Bible
GUAR > ',,,.,. given by such men as
klu3iS Il i. Wright OF Yale; key. i. Is:
fol ~ and Dr. G. Campbell Morgan OF
ElHte T" new departure viii, be the
FAsaag,o \ NJ. c, 4. work led by Prof,
as'es ,,Lt ,pmghy. \. Il. Roberts. and
lne' I N, teorbrrs. Rev. F, j. Meyer.
ther s'g yo monument IN the educational
eceniN ~ -. in England and one whose
'LL,,,ls haye a worldwide circula.
fe.gou,a XII morning Bible classes and
Pen WI, ,ho conferences during July.
~ WI Moody also announces that Dr.
v, To,rey and Charles NJ. Alexander,
a. .,a monument figures IN the great
Fe lg' IN australia, Great Britain and
E'Ns, viii he present during the Au-
AHeIlV., ,.ranca. Dr. G. Campbell Nor
Es' ,g,'' /. ro be- one of leading speakers
Ell', 'W0arlls sunday School conference
p.,,. viii also arrive at Northheld in
August, +bo gatherings. the Stu.
" ronfemnre. June Is to July l. has
I .ry been largely attended by young
"" irom nearly every eastern college,
IsD ,, mr of delegates last year being
" r''" thousand Yale, which held a
|fi'H " conference last season, will again
nI ire with a large delegation. During
\ ID ,f i"y the intercollegiate ball
|ls ", and thp tennis tournament furnish
g'I .,st;on for participant and observer.
n , t5o Fourth with the speeches, the
Isrs wells and the gigantic bonfire, the
S ss,smSnt runs high, but always keeping
l l,i,I, The bounds Of the expression OF
Wy. n,aI r,triotism. From July. 8 to 10
.,nnr women will take the place OF the
y T,s, bovs Following their conference
O'7 .bo two summer Schools, one to
I'M I'M NJ, nr,ctical Sunday school methods,
s s,,p INV % TO ~, and the other for the
lvm - missionary societies of the
ro4 hsJ States and Canada. July % to
\, lT nnrins August, from the ID to the
~ ;,b D cane. the general conference for
E S, yT''' workers. established by d. l..
V,o1y. It attracts immense crowds from
noyr' .tate in the Union and from Eng
IG in addition to being rallylng
,-rr, for missionaries. During the fol
iy,p, month the post conference adj
5 %s..s md the series of lectures at the
Withheld schools, with their opportunity
RI N clo,er study, will hold many of the
'-'"I Martial li.t Of the leading speakers
a, ne summer follows: Robert i. Speer
n Rev, William Lawrence, John X.
Mart Rev. T. b. Meyer, Miss Margaret
s,tterr, Rev c. A. R. Janvier; Rev,
Hmv Sloane Coffin, Rev. R. \: Torrey,
Dr Len G. Broughton, Rev. William k.
Lane and Rev. j. Stewart Holden.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-05-03
GREEN RIVER.

Mrs. Fife is having some shingling done.
Ernest Thomas has gone to Brattleboro.
People are beginning to pasture their
stock.
School commenced Monday with 10 pu-
pills. Nina Davis of Chesterfield is the
teacher.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-05-03
Notice to Our Customers.

We are pleased to announce that 10,
lev's Honey and Tar for coughs, colds and
lung troubles is not affected by the Ma
tional Pure Food and Drug law as It
contains no opiates or other harmful
drugs. and we recommend it as a safe
remedy for children and adults. Sold by
All Druggists
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-05-03
Interesting Meeting of Sunday School
Institute Monday

\ very interesting meeting of the sun
day school institute was held at the Bap-
fist church Monday afternoon and even
ing, II. p. Cushman, president OF the
home department, presiding. After ser
vice of song prayer was offered by Rev.
l.. w. Morey. The following program
followed: The mission of our Sunday
schools to the People of Our Town, Rev.
II. L. Buffum and H. d. Gassett, super
intendent of the Baptist Sunday school;
How Shall We Do Our Best Work in
Teaching and Building Up the SCHOOL,
Rev. L. W. Morey; Reaching the Peo-
pie Not in the Sunday Schools, II. P.
Cushman; Modern Methods in Sunday
School Work, Miss Edith NJ. Balch, state
secretary of the home department work;
\ nominating committee was appointed
by the president as follows: Rev. l.. W.
AIorey. Miss Jennie Z. Pierce, Rev. II.
f. Buffum, H. d. Gassett Miss l.. a.
Thwing, Miss Mary Whitney.
The evening session began with a ser
vice of song and the election of these
officers: President, II. d. Gassett; vice
president, Miss L. A. Thwing; secretary
and treasurer, Mrs. F. S. Harris; super
intendent. II. P. Cushman; assistant SUI
perintendents. Mrs. f. A. Burdett, Mrs.
NJ. G. Williams. The election was fol-
lowed by devotional exercises. Scripture
reading and prayer by Rev. l.. w. Morey;
a solo by Miss Jennie E. Pierce, Lead
Kindly Light; a talk on missions by Rev.
II, f. BHtTum and an address, General
Sunday School Work, by Miss Edith NJ.
Balch state secretary.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-05-03

William II. Hyde of Rocllland, Me-, said
TO be the oldest newsboy in the state OF
Maine. is 70 years old. He was born IN
Portland but has lived for most OF his
life in Rockland, and has been delivering
newspapers to customers continually since
1887.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-05-03

Vernon grange will hold a regular meet
ing on next Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Richardson OF
Buffalo have been in town this week.
George T. Brooks is staying at his IA
theirs. near the lily pond, and has taken
an agency for the Poets wall papers.
Mr. and Mrs Herbert Boyd of VIII
mington returned home Wednesday after
a visit of several days with relatives here
Mrs. Arthur jackson and daughter;
Martha, of Easthampton recently visited
Mrs. b. A. Streeter and Mr.. and Mrs
Charles jackson.
The many friends of Rev. r. X, Mar,
vim of Franklin, Mass, will be very glad
Of an opportunity to hear him preach
again and a cordial invitation is extended
to them to attend church in Brattleboro
next Sunday and we are sure a large
number will improve the chance to meet
him.
The $50 Boston & Maine train ran over
and killed doe last Monday morning
near the house of Mrs. B, A, Streeter;
Game Warden r. /. Frost was notified
and he ordered the carcass buried. Several
couples from Vernon attended the calico
dance in Guilford Center Wednesday
evening. They report very enjoyable
time.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-05-03

The Paris municipal council has made
an appropriation of $500 for a monument
to the late Pierre Curie, the discoverer
of radium. 1t is proposed to erect the
memorial in the School of Physics and In
dustrial Chemistry.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-05-03

a., T. T. Green has returned from a west
IN Quincy, '''''' - 'iSi'ils D'i
i, llss Nettie Field is visiting in Boston
ald vicinity.
4, lIee3 Clark of Orange called on friends
'la relatives Sunday.
+ i D =, Stcarns went on a business trip
Boston last week.
,, MIS- Hattie Airing has returned to her
pon'lon IN Greenfield.
mi 9ls Carrie Bntton is now able to ride
y =, and Is rapidly gaining.
d IT. u and Mrs. Alton Elmer were guests
I L' Parents over Sunday.
mo gO Ii Wall Of Springfield has been max
T. H' parents a short visit.
h uu.Save Baldwin's little son was
" here for burial last Sunday.
g -.ts' Sarah Powers of Springfield is a
tg vi her daughter, Mrs. Dwight Proc
% 5. a.. 2 A. Ware carried his aunt back
0T " esu1loIeidnu lasO 0'
ria %yHlond Mason has gone to Springfield
lss LIE is engaged in the express busl-
o r7s Mary Abbot of Turner's Falls was
WOOD over Sunday of Mrs. n. Z.
S' Hooker from California was the
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-05-03
NoRTHFIELD FARMS.

1eois Hammond and daughter "ei'
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-05-03
More Mortified Trolley Talk.

The people of Turner'S Falls, not to be
outlonc by those Of the shire town, are
Talking Of building an electric road
hon their village to Mortified by way
. Riverside, Bcrnardston and perhaps
Nt Hemon. Some understanding Will OF
necessity have to be reached by the rival
interests part of the way at least, tor 1t
You'd not be desirable to have two tracks
Al the way and in any event the use OF
The bridge across the Connecticut river
Would have to be shared alike unless one
company or the other should decide to
nave a separate bridge and throw a struc-
iIe across the stream for its own IN
lvllual use The Greenfield company
as effected a temporary organization
slA directors and other officers. Inc
gnlnaton OF a company at Turner's falls
VIII probably come up at some regular
meeting. Of the Turner's Falls Merchants
.soGaatlon ii favorable action IS taken
The meeting the project will be launch
81 with two rival concerns in the held.
ne question granted that two companies
aoud strive Tor the privilege Of hnlld
.g the proposed line, is which village
Gal be the terminus, Turner's Falls or
VleenfeId In the event of both com
pane, building a road nice belt linz,
YOU'D be established even if they should
PARALLEL each other some of the distance.
y one would think of speaking flippantly
!" excellent scheme as the build
" Oh street railway to Mortified as
.Fie Is a general unanimity of OPINION
70 the desirability of establishing cas-
Nl c0mmODf Mont hflpl6 -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-11
BILLIARD CHAMPS TO
MEET TONIGHT
tsorlpps Telegraph s.rvIss)

CHICAGO. III. March li.--Iake
Eehaefef and George Sutton are pre-.
pairing 10 play away Of the oontinu,
Gus ts2 halk line match nf 1000
points. 10 be played In blocks of 500
each night In SIX Of the principal
cities Of the country The incentive
IL a trophy valued ~ 5000 and OF
course. q split Of the gate money
Tho first game % this novel match
will follow the EAmo played betwecn
those two for thu championship.
which Il scheduled 90 take place at
Orchestra hail tonight
The match 10 the first Of ita kind
ever played ia this country. There
have been several slx-nlEht matches.
bat always they have been played
in one city. In the Same hall, and
on consecutive nights. the spheres
being spotted In the same positions
left at the end OF the preceding
nights game.
In thia event the players will be
compelled 10 bank for the opening
shot after each block The cities
IN which the games are 70 be- play
ed. as outlined are. Chicago. St
Louis. PitisbnrE, Philadelphia. New
York and boston. Schaefer has full
" recovered from his illness and
has rounded into form for a spirited
contest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-11
ECkERSALL NOT LOST
TO CHICAGO

CHICAGO. March its-walter
EckeraaIi the greatest foot ball
player and ono Of the best athletes
the west has ever pfedaesd. has
given the Chicago university undef-
graduates something 70 shout about
BY announcing that he wiii be q
member Of thu university track
team this spFfuR. as well as 4 mem
bc7 % the base ball ntne.
ErSersaii II a good Hprintsr. He
II n fine ali around base bail player
and viii captain the Varsity nine.
with sts9s ae coach and Ecksrsaii
on the team. the Maroon fans are
confident they will win the base
bah championship Of the new Mig
ruur. comprising Chicago. Michigan.
Minnesota and Wisconsin. n not the
intercollegiate championship o. the
west
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-11
NO FAKE WRESTLING
AMONG TURKS

snasaling" Il the national sport IN
Turkey. Surrounded BY members
Of the royal family ana aris,ocra'n.
the sultan himself acts su referee ~
the matehsa Tho auitnn's subieeiH
pay from a. 10 so apiece 20 witness
= tournament IN consiantinopie'
Soldiers with fixed hayoneis Euafd
tho wfaatiera No holds are barred
rhs Hranpisgs rush AZ each other
Ike Wild cats often they break
each others neeka la their frensisd
efforts Each wrestler wears q
pair % knee length leather tights,
tssfefe entering the arena the
wrappier hnthes his head, body and
tights Ia olive Oh Ito also swallows
quantity ~ an 10 make him per-
aplra. After this the mullah. or
priest appears end ptays over tho
niadiatofa as they stand facing the
north. The muiiah then niaps the
contestants on the back 10 give
them luck. After ilftinE each ether
they Waih around the ring b0~inn
and smiling
Al ths sound u he buFis the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-11
QUARREL OVER
THE RA|N|ERS

There will probably be twa teams
In Seattle amateur circles this year
going under the name ~ Hainiafa.
che title which nliiY belond saye
"a the fast RsErugntion which he
managed fur years and up until his
death last summer
Ryan's Ralniera are aifeadY IN
the field. turning out foF preliminary
practice yesterday Ryan was a PRO
teFa IL Hrl0nd. and claims that hia
bunch logically succeeds the name
og the Rainiera
Haroldaon. who uith Designer.
helped run the Ralniers last year
and Who has the lease on Madison
park grounds. claims that ha wtli
havs an the old Rainier PLAYERS
and the park as veil lie SAYS RYAN
has absolutely no riEhs 10 the name
his team L. coins under. and that
the other amateur teams VIII not
recognize Ryan's aggregation as TIE
nalniara
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-11

purchased from the majors, aud
Starkoit who has also had biz
league experienced Goodwin. the
sonthpaw who worked fur t.oe
Angeles IN tho Coast League: Ton.
nos0n. reported 10 be- wonder.
and noda nrinker. last ~ of lns
dianapolis. will complete The corps
Of box artists
brown has signed Gene Mahen.
who played IN the Northwest
League IN the old days. and the
speedy infipldor viii be ON the
Aberdeen lineup. Willie Campbell.
a. one time very popular with the
fans ont az nngdale's old Athletic
park. viii hold down laird haae Tor
Brown Tho following men have
signed for Aberdeen up 60 date
Catehers. Iloogtlxer aud strip pitt
chora. lisglnbosham. Tounea0n.
Starkelia. Goodwin. thinker. ins
fioidoFa. Anderson. Campbell. Ma.
han and Graves
Manager Brown Il not willing to
give out tho list Of his outfieldere
yet. bat has three speedy ones slkns
cd Andy Anderson. at one time
with Seattle and later with Port.
hand aud San Francisco. viii be
captain and win hold down second
base. an Ia all the team looks guosl
and promises 10 make the other fels
lows hustle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-11
aberdeen TEAM LOOKS FAST
SPOKANE SIGNS A SLUG.
otNe oUTFIEtpER WITH
GOOD REp.-M'kuNE FLiRTs
WITH OUTLAWS.
nv OSCAR THOMPSON.

The m4guates Of the Northwest
League aro tumhllng over them
selves aud each other In their ~.
forts 10 land PLAYERS and gvt their
leans complete IN time for the open.
ing ~ the season. There has becn
less hot air peddied. and less dope.
book talk this season than ever DO
fors. pAftlY because the team Erah.
berS are too husy 60 talk aud partly
because they age afraid that II they
aauoauee their llneups other clubs
viii take the advantage ~ the
Northwest Leagues uncertain poal.
tlon 10 begin dlScomfitiag hicker.
inxs
DueiaIe has been the best hand
Of them al AZ coacealinE the names
II ais prospective stars. The onlY
Information which has leakod ont
80 Tar as 20 his PLAYERS has come
from the other end 81 the line and
not from him IL r. more OF less
certain that nuE has Matt Stanley.
PADDY Weich and ssvoFai Young
caiifornians. hut outside Of these.
his tosaern ara all dark horses as
FAR - the local fans are concerned.
Aberdeen has been about the bust.
est Of the league teams. aud prom.
ises t. be IN the pennant race from
the opening Manager brown uf
the down state hatiiwiek has about
the eess pitehtns staff in the league
II tnrindes Higgtnbofham. who was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-11

milo Triumphant. iia tseosllisl,
q 10 4. won. Silver Line. 100. set
ond. calmaf, III. third. Time.
III
Second race. one and oneshau
milo-tiraphite. i0T &C.. Milierl. J
20 Z, won. black Prince. Ito. sec.
ond, infiammnbie. iu2. third.
Time. i;t0 as
Third race. five.elahtha Of a mile
Security, i0i (koefnerl. 5 To :,
won. Sir Edward. 100. second. s.
Francis. i0s. third Time. iiei 1.hl
Fourth race, one.haif mile Itsaas
i0k tseoyillel. TO I, won. Ftf9
stone. ia. second. Raeon,euf. al.
third Time. "a IS,
rim race. Que aud one quastaf
miles Edwin Gum. loo lHunHrI
4 To i. won. Or LeRFo, ii9. keeqnd.
RAmus. 1906. third Time. iios -
Fifth race. one mile Mandatof,
l06 lscoylllel. even. Won. Eafl
Rogers, los, second. Happy iueas
97, third. Time. ia "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-11

wreatlers rush NJ each other Ike In
mriated beasts. TheS wear 10 shoes.
Thay Homsilfnss aifanRte each other
20 death or break each others asekH.
som.iimsa the sultan showers pres
outs on the winner and gives = land
grant % the widow 81 the loser
There IL no taking In these bouts.
They ate on the level
wrestling t. showing Hafna signs
Of aFain becoming popular Ia En-
Hland and America. fhs aotehs
nnekennc hmidt match viii do much
10 stimulate Interest. II Il IL Dot a
fixed In advance affair.
II u 80 easy 70 fake a wrestling
match that the public has lost con
fidanea Ia the sport
n the prison penalty was Inflicted
on erapplera who 80 not try 70 win.
rnnilliuden would become supporters
~ the mat game.
Robbins the people hy means Of
hipuodruns bouts has sffeeiuslly
Killed the sport Il can only be re-
eiyed when wrastiefa do Hot aioop
40 double cfeas the public foF TIE
SAKE 90 few dollars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-11

BASEBALL prartics goes on n the
university with increasing enrfEy.
captain Tesls has az unusually
good bunch % men 90 choose from
ard the team viii undoubtedly be
fast the infisid looking especially
COED. Gillette IL sure ~ q position
a. pitcher. although Hughes ana
aakaekusy are also trylnE oni for
fhe twifllnH jsb. The position Of
catcher - uncertain. T~4ta may oc-
eupY Il himself Hoover. who was
eAutasn ard catcher last year. 10
in aehaul. but has not yst turned
out. 1Ammmny viii 10 among those
trying for the hachatap position. A
freshman named Halne. from the
SPOKANE high school IL the most
likely candidate fnf fret base f'oF
neeana and third fi~srr. Mcdonald.
Nenxsasr. Camp ard Albright ef CO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-11

VANCOUVER PLANS TO
HOLD TRACK MEET

AnethsF big athletic meet 10 being
planned for the northwest. Van
esuver. ~ G.. thfs time being the
prospective nesting plnce. The
directors u the leading afhlstic
club o. ths Canadian city At resent
meeting decided 70 follow the big
fnaoar competition AZ the COLISEUM
here ~ a meet opsn 10 All In thslr
hafns city. ana Invitations VIII be
issued 10 the Various aihistlc clubs
81 the coast Seattle wili undoabt-
sdir compste.
IL r. being talked % among tho
various club managers % arranging
regular series ~ meets 20 follow
saah othsr n stated intervals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-11
RACES SATURDAY


AHIhf u
FIRST race. alHhthn Of a mile
Early Flower. ios lkanEl. 10 "a
l. wons flk Store. i0l. uecond,
Taos. LOT. third Time. i.02 "a.
Second race. threoQaarteyn al a
mile rounoe. LOG siiarrinl. , "a =
won. fuatian. los. neeondi Royal
Reggie. los. third Time. i.i1 "a
fhtrd race. one mile-~Ampedn.
TOT liiarrtnl. n 10 8. Won. Cello.
%. second. Won Tromp. i2o. third.
Time. 10.
Fourth race. five elghtha Of a
mile Martha Jane. IL lPreBtonl,
& To s. won: Haryei III. second [,
Magazine. iis. third. Time,
ts0t Il.
F1eth race. two miira-Avunioi.
ias. 10 tllarrisl. 10 2. Won Co
fliilnn. los. second. Gold Spot. los.
third. Time. ash 81
sixth race. fntnrlty- Ely ben,
10 fnnllmanl. % 2. woni Tender
crest. los. second. lone Hand. TOO,
third. Time. I'LL Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-11

II Jack Johnson really makes
that tour Of the wefid. wonder Il
all the foreign champions will FOL.
low tho example Of Squirea and sail
for American
Ia what happened 20 those Now
York players a sign on the WALL
for the rest Of the players TO watch
their expenses
Frank lsbeil. white sox second
hasoman. IL tnuted as the best
Spanish scholar on the team. He
has taken lessons from a bunch of
Spanish.speaking lahorers near his
homo this winter.
Frank ] Lynch. who promoted
the fight az Grand Rapids. In which
Harry Lewis killed Mike Ward. has
been acquitted Of a murder charge
growing out OF the tragedy.
Klein. the anoemaket. I'll James
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-11

irving Barker. one of the beet re-
uaeznberea athletas mat TIE univer-
sifr ct Iawa ever turned Qua. vii
probably be entered IN The big in-
Aaur meet a. the Coliseum On March
-. uarhof has joined the Spokane
kthletie eluh. add II be getH ths time
e. train a little. va some 80 Seattle
attn the Inland Empire eity's team.
which viii be = COED one. inciudins
Joe Pearson aEa othof old stars
BARKER has cleared feet inches
"a the hieh jump. Which 10 rnighty
sissss q the cs1aat record. Against
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-11
FAMOUS JUMPER is TO
ENTER BIG MEET

him BE wil have bert KerfiKan. II
Muignomsh. the only roaEt athiefe
% mako the team for last year :
olyulplan games Dave Grant Res
Smith and other record jumpers.
Barker WAS member 81 TIE fam
Gus Chicago team At the Portland
tsswta and Clark fair. bui Naz IN
able o. compete on account 81 sick
Mesa From the class q athletes
who WiA take part in tbs coming
meet, Il should be the greatest af.
fair q IL Kind ever pulled Of north
% san f1raneiscs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-11

Oscar Jones beat tho New York
giants IN a practice game saturday
Oscar pitched for Los Angeles and
had the hie ieasuera faded from the
start 0eorEe Wheeler umpirod and
drew forth the wFatch OF catcher
nfesnahan. who hurled a ball AZ
him. and Of Mugxay MeGrnw. who
wanted 10 engage ln a fiat fight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-11

Spokane h having trouble over
Terry Mckune The speedy little
shortstop - flirting with the Cali
fornla outlaws. and Quinn Is ON tho
anxious seat about him. Aekune
showed up In great form here last
year. and Il undoubtedly ono uf the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-11

Quinn has algnod n new outfleider
aud PROMISES that the fiychaaer
will ha one Of the leading slunRofr
ST the lewuu, Tho now ccmcrB
uamo IL Ted Murray. aud n credited
with batting average OF akA IN
the Three league. where he played
last year. Quinn considers Swain,
another Indian. the fastest outficld'
ef in the northwest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-11
SOLDIERS sEAr INTERPLAY.

The first real game OF tho season
among the local amateurs was pull
ed Off yesterday afternoon AZ Fort
Lawton. the soldiers defeating the
Interplay nine by a score Of 10 To- y.
Both teams we're raw from lack
OF practice. but showed that even
In its green state the material IN
promising
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-11

First race. tAFee-quartera o .
laaoFs your furniture and house
against fire. 1fe9oF Mc0rrEnr. a1i
Empire Building. Main TEA 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-11
NEW YORK Q. ANGELS I.


Los ANGELES. March 1.-THE
New York National team yesterday
defeated the Los Angeles team BY a
score 81 20 l. The game WAS
rather Slow aud ualnfnrpatinE. the
Ncw Yorks making nearly all Of
their runs on errors BY the locals.
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