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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10

half mlle indoor championship OF
America II was during that sens
on that he osAayed croHa country
running and oanily won the Pacific
Coast championship pulled off an
der the auspices Of tho Olympic
club If this city,
In 1909 he started e tlnea. win
ming - events. boing second twice
aud third In the other start.
on two occasions be cleaned up
every event on the card. FbsgTirui
WAS At lugleside, Cal. inE khanst,
1907. aud he received the kisier'a
end in the 100. are. tt0. lhA $50
Yard events. aud he duplicated the
trick If Alameda in November 1900,
when be carried away the honors In
the same facaa
I. At the Fourth ~ July celebration
IN tiolden Gate park IN this city
IN tanl Glarnnr won the mlle event
aud the ta0-yard race. enaated a
new record In the ss0.yara sprint
and rvn the laSt lap Of The r'lay
race. winning Il Tor the Olympic
Club team ~
Glafnef will from nov 81 train
exclusively for the half mlie ehAnp.
lanahip Of America. to he.4u In
September az the jamestown expo.
sition. lie viii travel east with the
Olympic club athletics. Who will
participate in the various champion.
hipa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10
DuGoALE sftLI HAVING
TROUBLE WITH WEATHER
ROSS, OLD Los ANGELES
STAR. IS SIGNED ron TIE
ourFtELn.

n mmed Yesterday. Anyonr Whe
wandered auf between one thirty
ana halt past tive VIII NvNhuesH ~
member the slight precipitation e
damp substances sioug about thAl
tiao
Dugdale sag IN his pfsico ard
sruttefe1 AfteF 4n - tr'idtd afkus
ucnt with hlmseif b. took down
the telephone called up Wee
CaNir ~ the hIsh sehoai and pest
pened his xems with thr Aids.
a. he calls THEM Tot ono ueek-
Then the san annue. Ne sponzf
had rus called eff todAy's game
than thr keH2ae aflhntinEa creased
o. iFihhles AMI thr atmeerhsfs
cleared nv Then the maassef
sWnrc
This afternoon puk has hia msn
cut This morning they loek A.
vantage ~ the temporary aiseneF
OF humidity - pursue the mrentef-
ng FOUNDERS ard the earrsuine ssss
xiers which sfr0ne armed nWafHs
men saustd feneew ard Matt Slans
iey wore ageFshaeas but boots were
what be Needed
rug naesia zesssi weather not efsiY
% set his PLAYERS eUfklnE Out bet
also % kei bis grounds In SOME sort
Of shape Thef are soft damp
Sloppy muddy aud then fust q itis
de uurae thar thAt
The graunaktrper has hts weFs
cut out for htEa n he u ever reFs
migtod % to ii. and nux ~ xettinK
anxious a. fsasHn fbs answer 70 Tire
question ~Why il a grouuakreper
dug has signed Albert Rcsa .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10
RACES YESTERDAY



First nee. oAe.half iniic-Vesaa.
liz "a SMITH. . 10 2. won. Last
90 ifg. second. Daily fi2. third
Time. 30 IS
Secoad raee. enc and one eighth
mile flueh Megiowan. ig2 Fish.
err. 4 to 8, won Ruyal Red. second.
It's. second Mai LowreY. i20. third
Time. 1857 IL
Third race. thirteen. sixteenfha
mlle--Sheen. f03 tLfncbl. s 10 |.
won. Silver Sne. Io7. second. The
Mighty. liz. laird Time. iset Is.
Fourth race. fiveeighfhs mile
CioudiiEht. III tkeoghl, B 70 ).
won Idsafo. IL. second. Fire Bail.
1fs. third Time. 90 Is
FINS race. oue and 0ncsixteonth
mile Andrew Mack. f05 CNuitinel.
6 10 5. won. WasWiff. i07. second /.
Cabin. los. third Time. isfT25
sixth race. eleYen.aixieenths mile
--Entre Mons 197 w. KeiIyj Z 20 I.
won. Fisher Hoy. fl2. second. Mis-.
tvs Pride. t17. third Time 1877 2s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10
ACTUALLY TWO MILES
LONG

If al the pianos shipped 70 the
y. = Johnston Co. and due at dif.
fereut intervals. but which have all
arrived practically 81 one time =
pere placed end 20 end. u would
make line two miles IN length.
III other words. thee would roach
from Pioneer Square up second
avenue. out Pike to Eighth avenue.
and ont Howell to Lake Union. and
there would still be enough pianos
left 10 start back again This
roughly dives an idea Of what the
Pioneer plano house IL up against
Storage facilities for such a great
number Of Instruments are not to
Be had. and the railroad officials
insist that cars must be uuloaded
At once. IN order to avert a com.
plete blockade We are doing every.
thing in our power. Prices are tire.
mendously reduced
Ia fact. the question OF actual
cost or the real intrinsic value Of
the pianos Is our Of al question
now The burning question a.. find
homes for all these Instruments AZ
once.
Come In and help US out Select
your piano. and you can take virtu.
ally your own time 10 pay for II.
y 3. Johnston Co. 90s second av
zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10

Reports from Minneapolis have Il
that 'Tfuek Freeman. DsaH old
time atar fifsf haaanhn, N going 10
have Fuad season this Yeafa
finshn anhlnn are reported - he
strong again. and ~ he can get
through the season without any u
hls persistent hard luck tagging on
30 him liuek should be- there with
belts THE year List year he broke
both ankles. aud the year before he
WAS hohbilnR around al season get
finE over an injury he received ~
Portland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10
SCHROEDER SIGNS
ANOTHER PITCHER

Gsarxf Shredder has strengthened
the Tacoma pitching aiau b
adding pitcher t'haslln from ia
kerufiela. cat Chatiin comes Wiih
= reputation Tor good work. shfeed-
"a Is aiao after Meyers. fae aoi-
al6F tatfiaH ~ho worked Eur san
Ffanrlana lnat year.
According 70 reports from NAilA
Waila. big tke Nutier VII he the
Tigers fuainatay IN the hos this
year. although sotithpa~ Uoafts IN.
Formerly with Los Angeles. VII run
him = eiass race Zoe top DONORS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10
DROPS
FALSE ALARM

Eddie Quinn Of Spokane has re-.
leased Pitcher Brown. claiming
that be was gold brioked by that In.
diylduai There VAS Brown Who
worked for Fresno and for Tacoma.
aud who waa quite = pitcher Ia hls
way. This Was the man Quinn
thought he had signed
Brown Wah given n iry out III a re
cent game. and. according 20 Hro
kane paper. was found 10 possess
nothing II il said that the tNirlsr
misrepfeaentsd himself 10 be the
Fresno pitcher Of his name. aud
thereby secured the Job. which.
however. be did not bold iong
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10
CAN WIN 100
YARDSOR | MILE

SAN FRANCISCO. cal. April
10 There h wide difference DO
tween sprintora aud distance run.
ners and seldom II Il that a man
Who can run 100 yafdH fast enough
Go win a championship event II
capable over a route hut TITS
city houses just such a runner
Ills namo ~ Andres giarner and
he Is member of the Olympic
club.
Glarner IL good at all distances
and despite the fact that he has
beet rannlng Tor ten years hc IL
faster today az any distance than
ever he WAS Va his career.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10
WILL NOT BUILD A
STADIUM FOR 1909

In ali probability the big Stadium
planned b the Alaska. \ ukon PACT
fir exposition people for the uHlyeF.
nlty campus will not be built. II haY.
ing been decided that the money for
that purpose can BE- used better
elsewhere. This means that the A
a. q games IN 1903 will take place
on the present track AT the campus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10
rtMf MTll aPgNr.

AFTER visiting most 20 the lHaaihE
taller shops ia the CITY. q man
wsng 20 81 White. the tailor. ses
Collins bldg. where be was shown
the SWEETEST line ~ nsw goods b.
had seen when b. had assleeie1
tho pattern and vas told The pFies
the man waa Glad he had booked
eiaeu here far be- found Whites
price much less than any Of che
ntherA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10
TO COMPETE IN
THE EAST

iioldmnn. the star University o.
Washington poie -yauiteF will prob
ably contest for the Amateur Ath-
lrtig unian al around champion
ship Ia the big fnsrt 10 be held Ia
the east this summer
HOLMAN .is thought % stand a
uuod ahuN IT winning Ia the pole
vault he Hili come close e. the faes
ord. aud In The spirits. weights.
jumps and hurdles should make a
good showing He IL considered
by many "a bn the most Nefhatilr
athlete Washington has ever had
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10

eecond; Ancestor. led. third Time.
tsfs Is.
Flfth rnce. three fonrtaa mile
Charlie Eastman. IL lfeei. 10 1.
Won Frontense. los. second. Nor.
ales. 100. third Time. I ia
Sixth race. seYeuseiKhiha mile
sally Preston. los a. Martial. 3
20 5. won, No Quarter. leg. second
kaiserhoff. igT. third Time. igssA
Seventh rmce. nuN and ONE iK,
teeuih mile athag Royal. 100
ii.eei. s 70 :. wun. Teiexraphsg.
To-. second; Abdell. al. third
Time. 1885
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10

Ilefe arc a iow Of alsrner's best
marks
lee farda@t0 90 saeauds
30 yarsia-1z 90 seconds
40 yArsis--tn Is ascunds
$50 yards minute. 50 Is acc.
ends
MliN~-4 minutes. Is Is seconds.
n4t there arr achievements ua
ths einder path that STAMP him AZ
: xuFisabis whirlwiud among ath
lctsa
In 1905 he won tho 800 yards. the
l0no yards. the Qsaffef and the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10

Johnny Reid. who fof a brief tins
tried 10 run the fighting game IN
this girinlty. 10 tha latest man 70
blow along With an offer for Cans
% fisht somebody. Held IL willing
90 pat 40 g.. asa FOR the Cana Ieae Il
- 90 bring Il 20 Port Washington
Wis. for tbs meath fourth - JuiY
Fort Washington Intends =
spread Itself on that occasion and
Johnny thinks be could make a
hif - bringing The champ and suy
old man be wants 10 fight 20 the
burg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10

Portland 80 20 Q . 0--a
san Francisce . &c Q -
Batteries kiueelia and Carson.
Henley aud street
Hts. Portland. RAn t'ranetaco,
3 Kffses. Portland ) san FFaa.
assssst q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10

Russ Half hsa chosen "a tifu-
yeifs captain ~ ths Butte team for
- ~ coualnK year fruYstte Wiit haid
doNu the second sack and II aA-
peefed - he ane 81 taifa uatn-
stays in tha iufirld lie has all
Ways been popular IA lutte. but
ussef sias - class in this section
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10
COAST LEAGUE


i.aa Angeles .00 afeas
Oakland 1900 Q o z go 81
batteries Gray and ftorRau. no.
gan and Hachrtt Umpire pstfine
Hts. fsoa Angels. 7 Oakland. q
Effufa. faa Angeles. 1 Oakland. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10
RICKEY WON'T PLAY
BALL ON SUNDAY
BRANCH hickey WAITING FOR
ONE OVER THE PLATE.

A1teF 00e@fsf o1fNtcs.l
DELAWARE o. April "a
Branch RirkeY. iusi traded BY the
81 Louis Americans TO New YORK.
seems 70 be the honest John Of
base bail While the usual eFop II
stars - holding out Tor more coin.
Hickey "a out II thp game until
June iust because BE- gave his word
20 coach his college team.
Rickey l. \ catcher and a crack.
ing good oun. last season with the
Browns he uaa regarded a. one ns
the uiost promising Of the y0ank
catchers nuf ~ haa a mind If hls
own. he thlaks e Is wrong to plas
bali on SundAy. and he won't DO Il.
A. 81 Louis has a number al
Sunday games this season. this Is
thought 60 NJ the reason that Me.
Aleer traded him
While negotiations wcre an Rick.
~ promised the msnaEer Of The
Ohio Wesleyan team he would
coach the players this spring he
feels honor bound SO keep bis worJ
Griffin Is aaxlaus for Hickey 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10
NEW ORLEANS

First race. one-half milo-iady
Irene. loo gKeysl. : TO 2. won Aea
o. Walker. loo. second, SainesaW,
10s. third Time. - Is.
Second race. sfeeplechase-Web.
erfields. 800 lBoylel, 20 I. won
DR.. Heard. 1870. second. Lights Ont
100. third Time 2.55.
Third race. eieven.aixtccnths mile
Belle strome. IfG(BolandJ. , 10
2. won kohinour. ii2. second
Rusk. 123. third. Time 1904 Is
Fourth race. one and oDe-aix-
teenth mile-EnvoY. ii3 fBolandl.
] 20 2. won. X ?. Williams. III.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10

Mai Tasiaf. the holder Of many
eyt4a records. has announced that
ne viii rs=sntef ths cycling game
abroad this asAhNu The great cd
cred fiass eth iuage New York Ter
ftstf,afakl ffass4ssff4sa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10
LEAGUE srAsnlno.


Tns practices game which fatHdaic
had arranged feF hhis aaiiH and ths
Haiuisfs niii not be ria1ed Thurs.
daY. the fotuud manager deciding
90 panaeona the ceHtrsf q week
The Fame with The tsea lfis hiah
nehaai utnn Tor Wednesday T.. hos +.
evess - msch ~ certainty a. any {.
ihinN eafaoara could BE dufin@ the
reftnd 81 Arm sh0e ef8
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10
Boys Wanted

To tain the Seattle NewahnYs' uufon
aad sell Seattle pApsra fnitAtian
fee 50 cents Good corners viii be
provided. Call a. The star office.
1893 Seventh az. and aak toi Iehn
Cilaasa secretary. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10
FINE LADIES' TAILORING.

Suits to order s25 and up. Al
so fitting and altering AZ moderate
prices t'utu-dafa Tailoring. as
Pike ". Phone Main 4755. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10

charlie Graham & trying 60 bftbt
Lon Nardyke u desTft Minneapolis
and jump 10 stockton On thc ealls
fasuia state league. Nordyke vas
iaat year farmTd ia the Americas
assn iaiinn BY - Louis but Nas
unable 90 finish she season. A. 4
i unlikely that Minneapolis viii
keep two such hlkh aaiafiHi ttFHi
faaHmeu A. NorHsks aud Freeman.
there might be a chance Cor one
- al eNorthWeet league clubs te
make a sond huf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10
CALLED Off GAME
Then RAIN CEASED

take the place % Doyle. should the
t1Nsna man be last to seattle. and
10 play the outftaid under any ctr
eumstancva The fans here know
Rasa While he Il built ou the style
af rabbit la urgent W.d ef aofna=
fhluE 90 eat. he Il = atfonE player.
a. the uuttieid ha gathers np files
like a as paper Is advertised 90 aa.
and at the bat he j. a. timely a. q
SEVEN day clock. kaas played with
Mufloya speedy los Angeles GROVE
fuf three years. setting better each
year. 40 was utdehfanta rival
Zoe the honor ~ premier iofi fielder
~ TIE league tie = certain of =
regular berth "a the gafdeas. and
with urenaan. fkasisnafe and Wiz
cox fur fhf other pastures, pus can
set along without noyir
ftave YOU seen Paddy Wclch
working cut this veaff The fans
used o. yeii Paddy going TO his
work Whenever they would see
ghe easy EuinE lumber iack putting
eue fuot m ffout II the other last
year. bat 50 uut II the park neS
and you have an initiation 70 Paddy
koluE ia HE breakfast The Moufes
pits her has uofe steam, better
curves. and better Controi than cNet
before.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10

II h IL Bake waI ti
y md buld ahomeh h d
30 n
us lac her you y az % no by
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10
Is Per CT.
Cash

Is all yon need TO pay
down-you have eighteen
months in which 70 pay
balance.
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Something for April Showers
Ladies' RaIn-Proof 90.
Umbrellas AA

fu sslneh size neat Eraeefas affairs With vlled -
cloth Of exceptional durability. strong frame 50 Il
an Of pretty handle designs lnensns zzsu
wood. Freuch horn and particularly zttrz<zs
sgyies " silver with pearl trimmings
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Do IA. - ~ a.. 9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-10

From Pioneer Square.
with no lot more than
three blocks from a car
line with good service.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-11-01

in the present or future, nothing that
will or can happen shall extinguish
our faith and hope, or snap asunder
the bond which unites us to God III a
common love.
The justification of an absolute
confidence in Gods unfailing love is
not found in the sphere of science,
but in the sphere of redemption.
Hereby perceive we the love of God,
because he laid down his life for US"
Naturalism may doubt Gods love,
may deny it, but at the Cross we no
longer guess and fear. He who died
for us loves us, whatever enigmas
may arise in our lives.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-11-01

large quantity of hay was consumed
and only by the timely assistance OF
several men other valuable property
was saved.
Miss Christine Ostroot and Mr..
and Mrs. Gabriel Ostroot and chill
dren, of Lake Preston, came up in
their automobile Wednesday after
noon.
G.. A. Silver and family moved into
their new home in the south part of
town Monday.
Mike Larson, who has been suffer
ing from blood poisoning in his hand
was obliged to have his arm ampu'at-
ed Tuesday. DR.. Bates assisted by
DR.. Kheiralla performed the opera
ton. All hope for his recovery.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-11-01
EPIGRAMS.

From SUNDAY Sermon byRev. II. Preston
In the Gospel, the reality of Gods
love is confidently assumed. If we
have faith in God, whatever may per-
pick us, we never suspect that the
trouble may arise in some defect in
this love.
Love is the sublime element in our
nature which sets at naught all the
categories of time and sense, and
identifies us with the intimate and
timeless.
Mutuality is the essence of love.
As Gods love to us is rich and ever
lasting, surviving all variations of
time and circumstance, we will re-
spond to his love with one as much
like his W "a it is possible for the
creature to give.
Nothing in the known or unknown
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-11-01
THE GRAIN MARKET

The grain market has been severe
ly affected by the financial stringen-
cy. A few sales are being made in
Minneapolis, Chicago, Duluth and
Milwaukee, but the great bulk of re.
ceipts is being carried oyer. All Min
neapolis stuff has to go into storage
except that in cars which a be re.
billed or reloaded fer the east. Prac-
tically all the stuff that is delivered is
on former contracts. Wheat is hold
ing up better that anything else, oats
and flax show some strength. Barley
had the wind knocked out of it COM
pletely. OF this latter grain the only
transactions are delivery on contracts.
Buyers refuse to take on any more
stuff under present conditions. Two
thirds of every days barley receipts
at Milwaukee and Chicago are being
carried over. Commission men write
us that the situation is hopeful. A
delegation from the northwest is now
on its way to Washington to try to
induce the treasury department to re-
lease and dedosit government funds
in the northwest, which if done, will
greatly relieve the situation, and al
low business of moving the crops to
be resumed. At the present time
there is nothing doing on the grain
markets because no money can be
had on bills of ladingor boat receipts,
or any other kind of security for that
matter.
The De Smet grain market Thurs
day, Oct. 81 is ! Nor. wheat, S5c; 2,
Sic; 3, 75c; barley 45c; cots. ;6c; flax,
Sl,00. Practically no stuff being of,
fered.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-11-01

he reached the above mentioned box.
The mail man was relieved and also
the girls pleased.
The Clancy brothers, of Bancroft,
have moved into the house just vacat-
ed by II. Grotjohn. The boys are
busy blowing and fixing up for win
ter. II is pretty hard for the boys
as the well has cave1 in and they
have to draw water.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-11-01
EPWfN.

Mrs. John Wagner visited friends
in Lake Preston last Wednesday.
A. w. Stone went to Andover
Thursday, returning Saturday.
Mrs. Lund and daughter Edna
drove to De Smet Friday to consult
Dentist Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. L. X. Graham, of
Huron, visited over Sunday at the
home of their son, K. /. Graham.
Miss Irene Stockwell was a Lake
Preston celler last Wednesday.
Born Friday afternoon to Mr.. and
Mrs. r. III. Leach a little daughter.
Joe Barker came down from Vienna
Sunday morning and visited friends
in town until Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Byron Parsons returned home
from Rochester, MIMI, Friday even
ing.
Fred Walkow departed for Wiscon-
sin Saturday evening.
Laun Whitford returned from
Chance, this state, Saturday.
Mrs. A. j. Hilton. of Andover, who
has been visiting in De Smet for the
the past week, spent from Saturday
until Monday eveningswith her moth
er, Mrs. Byron Parsons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Robinson
drove over to De Smet Sunday and
returned home Monday, accompan
led by Mrs. Remington, who viii
visit here for some time.
Joe Kitchen and Jessie Whitforc
departed for their claims in Butte
county Saturday.
Miss Myrtle Waby accompanied
her cousin. Mildred Coulson home
from Lake Preston Friday evening.
There was quite a d~estructiv.
prairie fire west OF town Thurday. A
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1907-11-01
CIRCUIT COURT

In the matter of Thos. Hefferman
and Ellen j. Taylor, convicted of
adultery, the court last Friday morn
ing, Oct. 18th, pronounced the SEN
tence of two years each in the peni.
Tertiary.
The court vas occupied from Fri,
day morning until Monday evening
with the matter of Mary Madsen VS..
Nels G. Madsen. This was an action
brought for a bill Of divorce and
alimony. The defense filed "a cross
complaint asking for divorce. A large
number of witnesses were examined