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The oasis., 1907-02-23
CALADA BROS.
 General Merchandise

Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes Groceries, Hay, Grain, Flour, Etc. Liquors. Family Trade Supplied.
The oasis., 1907-02-23
Notice to the Stockholders
 0f TIE RtCnffFLD NfNfN0 COMPANY

Notlco s horcbj given that there will be a special meeting Of the stockholders Of The Eichhoid Mining Company at ten o'clock A.. M On the twenty-third day of February, lVW at the rooms of the First National Bank Of NOga. les in Noqales Arizona.
 The purpose of said meeting Is to effect an amendment tO the Certificate of Incorporation of the said The Richheld Mining Company for the following purposes:
 First-To change the par value of the stock from Two Dollars (s20O) per share to One Dol lar (Sl0O) per share, par value.
 Second-ro change the name Of the COmpa- ny from RICHFIELD MINING COMPANY to THE RICHFIELD COPPER COMPANY.
 Third-To change said Certificate Of lncor- poration so that meetings of stockholders may be held outside of the Territory of Arizona. FOurth--To transact such other business as may be necessary.
 DALBYs L. FIcKEs, Secretary. Feb. 9--Feb 23
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-13
OPERATORS GET
RAISE In SALARY
"Hello" Girls Benefited by
Increased Rentals.
More Money and Shorter Hours for
"Central" After October
l.

At meeting of the directors of the
Marion County Telephone company
Wednesday night 1t was decided to
increase the salaries of the operators
at the local central. The amount of
increase will vary as to the length
of experience of the operator and
each one will receive an increase
varying from Is to 40 per cent. The
Increase will go into effect October /.
The hours of many of the operators
will be shortened from to hours
and where this is done the cash in
crease will not exceed 80 per cent.
and the minimum increase will be Is
per cent. The experienced operators
who are not given the advantage of
shorter hours will receive an increase
of as much as 40 per cent.
The six operators employed on the
country board will be especially ben
Gifted. These operators will receive
In increase of 30 per cent. and be-
sides will have their working time
shortened from 8 to 7 hours. Man
ager odaffer stated today that in ar
ranging the increase the directors
will especially reward the old oper-
ators for their long and faithful
service.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-13
FAMILIES HOLD
ANNUAL REUNION
Meet Thursday at the Home
of John Hawk.
Seventy Five Members of the Hill
and Barger Families Enjoy
the Outing.

The annual reunion of the Hill
and Barger families was held at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hawk of Florence street Thursday
the occasion proving a social func-
tion of much consequence.
The members of the families
numbering about Feventy-five as
sembled at the Hawk home at 9
o o'clock in the morning and the be-
fore dinner hours were pleasantly
passed at renewing old family ties =.
Aa noon a sumptuous dinner was
served in an open tent pitched at
the rear of the home. An informal
program Of speeches was rendered
in the afternoon and an all around
good social time enjoyed.
Before adjourning the families
organized by electing the following
officers for the coming year: q. b.
Chaner of Bucyrus, president; Mr..
E. r. Hill of Bucyrus, vice
president, Mrs. NJ. v. Green Of
Carey, secretary and Mrs. J.
Miller Of Marion, treasurer. Tht
time and place Of holding the mex
reunion was not definitely decided
upon.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-13
PAYS THE FINES
OF BOTH ENEMIES

Wellston, o., Sept. 13.-Will-
lam Fox, miner, is a philanthropist &.
He engaged in ismall riot with
Harry Payne and Thurman Jayjohn
When the police appeared Fox was
arrested, deputized and defended
the police when they were attack
ed by his antagonists. After they
we're arrested, his heart softened,
and he paid the fines of both his
enemies.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-13
HANGED HIMSELF
IN HIS PRISON CELL

EIyria, o., Sept. 13. William
Kruger, fifty-five, hanged himself
with rope made of bed clothing,
TO the bars Of his cell in the city
prison. His dead body was found
Friday morning.
Kruger was in Jail on an intoxi-
cation charge, but had been fined
Thursday Tor stealing a bicycle.
He was an employe of the Doan
Electric company.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-13
POSSE THREATENS TO
LYNCH A NEGRO

Pine Bluff, Ark, Sept 13.H-
With the query rs your name AL
exanderG" Louis Franklin, negro
shot and killed Deputy Constable
G. A. Butler of Cornerstone this
county. The negro is being search
ed for by a posse and if appre-
hended probably will be lynched.
Sunday a man named Alexander
shot and killed negro and was
exonerated and yesterdays killing
is probably the result of that trag-
edy. 1t was a case of mistaken
identity, however.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-13
Attend the Caucus.
SENTENCE SUSPENDED
Willis Wick Appears in Probate
Court Friday.

Willie Wick, aged IA, of Cleve-
land avenue, was taken before Pro
bate Judge foster, Friday, on the
charge of being juvenile delin-
quent and with being guilty of
petit larceny. ii is claimed that
he stole brass from a shop near
his home.
He was sentenced TO the Lancas-
ter reform school and the sentence
was suspended on his promise Of
good behavior.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-13

The American Railway Association
held an important session at At
lantic City yesterday for the purpose
of taking measures to avert the repe-
tltion of the western car famine of
last winter. Representatives of
nearly all the trunk lines were in
attendance. Conferees admit that an
alarming shortage of rolling stock
confronts the railroads but they re-
fuse to state whether there was any
definite line Of action taken. The
problem is serious one and another
conference will be held little later.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-13
new ORDER
INTO EFFECT
Trainmen Now Change at
Gallon.
LOCAL YARD CHANGES
Will Not Be Started Until
Next Year.
Eight Hour Law for Telegraph
Will Require 1900 Additional
Men.

The new order which was recently
issued by the Erie to the effect that
passenger engines should be changed
at Gallon instead of this city, went
into effect yesterday afternoon and
hereafter engineers running on trains
No. II, 16, 8, 10 will end their runs
at Gallon. The change will not in
any way effect local railroad circles
and trains No. 8 and Z will continue
to change here.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-13

ker Miss Estella Leech spoke on
the subject "Stickney Memorlal
Indian Mission.
During the evening the hosVes9
served dainty refreshments and the
remainder Of the time was spent
socially. The next meeting will be
held the second Thursday in Octo-
her
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-13
Attend the Caucus.
is DENIED THE
USE OF THE MAILS

Washington, Sept. 13.-The post
Office department today denied the
use of the mails to the "Juvenlle
Bazaar" of Glendale, Ohio, con
Quoted by V. A. Stockfleet. The
department says the company prom
ises to pay women for making
children's clothing on payment Of
membership fee of 81.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-13
JACK THE RIPPER"
MAKES ESCAPE

Berlin, Sept. 13. AN insane man
named Lolsky, arrested on suspic-
ion that he was the "ripper" who
murdered several schoolgirls recent
ly, has escaped from the observation
ward of the prison hospital. The
news of his escape created conster-
nation and the fear prevails that
fresh crimes will be perpetrated.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-13

bage and sewage disposal plant.
They are in the employ Of the Co
lumbus board of public service
and are inspecting plants through
out the state, going from here to
Columbus.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-13

A special passenger train running
as second No. 3 passed through the
city this afternoon at o'clock over
the Erie. The train consisted of
seven coaches occupied by laborers
who were enroute for Chicago, where
they will be employed on the Erie
Improvement work.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-13

The eight hour law for railroad tel
egraphers will go into effect on March
1, 1908, and 1t is conservatively esti-
mated that 1t will requir at least
1900 new men to provide for the ex-
ira amount Of labor which will re-
suit.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-13
SWEDISH ARMORED CRUISER FYLeIA.


lean ports and the fact that Prince Wilhelm
accompanied
the prince serves as lieutenant is modern vessel of Her length 3
feet width 40 feet and draft 10 She displacement
armament
the
errand The vessel stopped
exposition
proceeded to New YORK ana Newport both
received much attention The Bylga a
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-13
EXPERT ENGINEERS
From Columbus Inspect Local Dis
posal Plant.

Three expert engineers from Phil
adelphia visited the city, Thurs
day, and inspected the local gar
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-13

ENTERTAINED
Miss Hazel Harvey is Host
ess-
PRETTY SOCIAL EVENT
Given Honoring Misses
Cheney and Krause.
Queen Esthe Circle Meets With Miss
Boyd-Bon Ton Club Hold An
nual Outing.

The Harvey home on South Vine
street was the scene of one Of the
prettiest social events of the early
fall season yesterday evening when
Miss Hazel Harvey entertained af-
ter a delightful fashion, com
pany of twenty-six friends at d
'clock dinner. The occasion was
given in honor of Miss Pearl Chen
ey and Miss Marguerite Krause,
who leave Monday for the Boston
Conservatory of Music also Miss
Hattie May Wolford who leaves
soon for Oberlin college.
Miss Harvey who was assisted by
Mrs. c.. II. Wilson and Miss Olive
Peters, received her guests at 6
. clock. After u sumptuous four
course dinner was enjoyed the even
ing was spent at music and cards.
The guest list-Misses Pearl Chen
~, Marguerite Krause, Hattie May
Wolford, Ethel Howser, Ethel
Krause, Eta Knapp, Nina Odaffer,
Flossie Shurz, Hazel Leffler, Esther
Neeley, Stella Evans, Olga Morgan
thaler, Marjorie Bastable, Helen
Rosenberg, Lydia Knapp, Florence
Clark, Mildred Dombaugh, Bonnie
Pinyard, Margaret Burgess, Hilda
Garberson, Dora Nash, Blanche
Rhoads, Lillian Burgess, Ethel I'M
capher, Zelda Ramer. Miss Ken
nedy of Cleveland was the only
out of town guest.
The members of the Bon Ton club
their husbands and children enjoyed
pleasant picnic yesterday after
noon and evening at Lincoln park
The day was spent with various di-
versions, the men engaging princi-
lpally In a baseball game which was
productive of much amusement. AT
the supper hour a bounteous lunch
con was served by the ladies. The
Iguests Of the club on this occasion
were Mr.. and Mrs. Fenton Fish and
Mrs. Wallace Wilson.
Mrs Il. +. Ullom pleasantly enter
tanned the members of her class of
,Epworth NJ. Il. Sunday School at
1.-THE home of Miss Corrine Bindley
on East Center street, Thursday even
ing. Games and music were enjoyed
land refreshments were served In a
bean contest, first honors were won
Eby Miss Cleo Wolfe. The affair was
a farewell to Mrs. Ullom, who will
leave soon for her new home i'm Ad.
; elaide. Eighteen of the young ladies
were present.
The Queen Esther Circle of Ep
worth church met last evening a
the home of Miss Kate Boyd OF
George street with a good attend
ance. The session was opened
promptly at 1880 o'clock with de
votional exercises conducted by Mis-,
Nina Boyer. During the busines,
session considerable important busi
ness came M for discussion. Their,
followed a lively discussion on tn,
theme, "Indian and Spanish Speak
ing People in New Mexico ant
Arizona, led by Miss Laura Par
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-13

School Shoes at fright" prices and
good qualities at Beatty & Longs.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-13

The Erie will not begin any of
the many planned improvements in
the local yards this year but will
commence construction work early
next spring. At that time the depot
will be enlarged and an addition
built to the round house.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-13
ST COLUMBUS AND RETURN 81

The G. d. & NJ. makes a special
rate of one dollar to Columbus and
return on Sundays. First car leaves
Marion a. m; last car leaves
Columbus, $50 p. m. Car every hour.
-l5-th-fr-sat-tf
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-13

NJ. S. Corners. general superin-
tendent, and William Michaels, chief
engineer of maintenance of way of
the Hooking Valley. with headquart-
ers at Columbus were looking after
business in local railroad circles for
a short time this morning.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-09-13

Mirror want ads. bring results.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-26
HAMILTON

FIrut race. three quarters Of q
mile Sally Preston. 90 /. "a
Martini III. won nanyah. 81. soc
ond. Kcichemlke. ai. third Time,
IFS rs
Second race. five eiEhtha of 4
mile Truro. s 10 /. tMnlcnhryl 20.
won Manholmer. 80. second Mont
claire. 80. third Time. 1893 IS
Third race. stoepiechase Arthur
Hayman. 10 20 /. lnurnhardtl ia
won. Rnily Castle. las, second ilob
Murphy. 1853. third Tlno. SIS 10
Fourth race. ono aud 0noeiEhth
miisa-ChaFlis Gilbert. 10 a.
lMnlcahoyl tos. won: Col lack
fot. second Willis Green. 90. third.
Time. IS IS
f1fth rAcn. eleven sintecutha ~ A
mile Kiamcaha IT.. 10 4. tflela
hyi sc. won Snowman. III. sec.
ohd Royal Legend. 100. thlrd
Time. o. Is
Sixth race. one and ono .atxteenfh
miloa 81 1canas. Is 20 j. fCar.
rplii W. won. Tauni. %. second /.
Merry George. tia. THIRD. Time.
ia
Seventh rnoe. eleven .nixtacnths
81 = mile Consin Kate. 5 70 q.
CARROLL io1. uoa. Euripcdes. Toe.
second ilrHia Mclean. 100. third.
Time. %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-26
SEATTLE BOY WINS
A GOLD MEDAL

MT. VERNON Sept 20. The
state convention OF the w @. r. u.
has closed after olootlng tho fol.
Owing officers;
President. Mrs. Margaret -
Plat. vice president. Miss Mary l..
Page. recording aeeeatary, Mrs.
Ellen X. Simison, corresponding
secretary. Mrs Margaret G 0unnB,
treasurer. Mrs Mary Wade. as.
aiutaut recording secretary. Mrs.
ella Hooker
Wallace Tough. Of Seattle. won
the grand gold medal contest The
delegates 20 the national conven
ton arp as follows.
Mrs, Effio Raeder and Mrs. flla
Booker. OF Nottingham. Mira. Grid
ley. OF Vancouver. Mrs i.euhsrt. OF
Tacoma; Mrs. .Sasah Myers. OF
Aberdeen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-26
ABERDEEN TAKES
GAME IN TENTH

II took Aberdeen ten innings TO
do a. but Il was done, A game or
so more IN the camp Of the leaders
aud they have the pcnnant cinched,
leaving Seattle doomed So tAlrd
place. Aberdeen beat ia yesterday
4 20 I. making two victories tor
the Cats out OF three games played,
Hut the fact that e took ten IN
nings Co do Il Is some comfort HAD
nArnatoad not weakened Seattle
might have won. but IT'S all IN the
game and woakonings are 60 Dc OK
pocted, Going into the game WITH
q sore arm the Twilight lcaguer
got off wong. two rims boing
scored OF OF him In as many In.
ninga But IN the meantime Scat
tic has taken advantage ot a tom
porary wildnesa on the part OF node
Brlnker aud the score was two All.
Both pitchers then worked liked
clooka regulated by telegraphlc
communication with Teddy Roose.
Welt Sensational plays we're pulled
81. Hickey and Frlsk doing startling
stunts. Ii was great game.
Then the ninth opened hlng.
whanE. smack, every bali that
narnslead pitched was hit on the
nose. That the swats did not 30
safa was the fault OF the fielding
behlnd the rwilighter
Coy pulled OF ono Of the most 70.
markahle catches ever seen ON
local grounds Campbell landed
SQUARE on one and q sailed for the
fence Coy took q over his shoul
der, right against the boards and
an extra base hit was saved A lot
OF foolish bugs threw coin AZ him,
IN the tenth Brinker doubled,
Van Buren, was hit. and Mahon
scored both with a single Seattle
bad a chance 90 score IN the tenth.
Ross and Coy being passed. but
Frisk aad Quiglcy were unable 10
deliver. The score follows.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-26
SPOKANE RESULTS

seebad fars. fivs fufisnss Einn Kiue,
ief ~ tlefkf. 60 g. Nnhl heaFnhaf.
ist tis~sasi, ie 60 O. s~rgndg nlanaans
aims, fut tiseadsl, 20 .. third Time.
4aaaA
Third rure. five faflomFn Happy
chappV 100 fnidaisf. 20 q, wani pfih-
cess Wheeler. tet fBattHl. second. Jake
Wsfn, sos tHaHasl 20 J. THIRD
fime. tQ5k
Fnufth faCa. tha apaksna Darby a.
uits and slEhth. fAiue % winner. taHeaa
cahin tas 90 Huimanh 20 d won
~iansr " ~ CtAfAl 80 a. s~eaua
guiurnhim uiri noapiaa with HidmHY 81
la& tMeClainl thira rlms. tH14
Equals tfafh reeefa maas ~ "a Hhsf
tdiH in 1905
rifth rars sns uliis-I.ufkS Iaa -
faaFEanl. 30 20 l. son hannnhaF %
fMst laiui. % 4. second Lurfaas t8f
10 CLARK. 90 = thifd. rtma. 5 faA
Hfsfh rafa seven furinuGa MtMe.
glHa 81 fMrCiaint. 70 D. woe HanatsF
NafmsF w lHfNn@f. 90 ~ second .
Hasia q tof tcaliahant. AZ 20 d lhiFd
fims. 1904
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-26
(star Special Service

SPOKANE. Sept 20 The pub
lie. which was 1900 strong. was
pretty generally Htung at the Inter.
state fair races yesterday. not a
single favorito coming in with the
coin
Cabin equaled a track record IN
the Spokane Derby Carrying odds
% Z to &. the wilmer brought dis
may 10 tho playcru Of fern who
Tad 1,oked sidasy y. tho favorlte,
of the boards by heavy play.
Tho results follow
rtrst race. fauf fufienNs nal Nsia
Of fMCCtafnt, 10 .. wen uiNnnas "
ti1 trowefsl, 10 90 4. ,hifa Time.
e.toa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-26
SCHEDULE is ARRANGED FOR GRAMMAR
SCRO0L FOOTBALL TEAMS

Avenua ~ fntsFiatss
saturday. on aa IA a ~. uujVrfeity
nslahta " II n hHa
saturday. Nov a 10 a. ~ uenas Va
HatWfdav. Nov . - n W uuiesfsiiv
uaisnta W Warren AFonua hI
soath s~eiiaa
aRutes mayed at i.iHpain rarh
Saturday. Oct 8. 10 a. "a &C sseAd =
~ Central
saturday. oct 6. II a. ~. Columbia
va Madrona
saturday, oct if. 10 a ~ aarsntfAi
- Columbia
saturday. Oct -. ~ a, ~. earaseaas
- Franklin
saturday. Got -. 10 "a. maafdluHhla
We Franklin
saturday. oct -. n a m.-scentrai
" MHdfuna
saturday. Oct 90, 10 a m Madfeua
We Hfankiin.
saturday. oct "a. ~ a W --caarads
ya rnlumhia
aaoirday. Nov 3. 10 q Central
" ffanhitn
Saturday Nov q 10 ~ m Case de
~ Aadruna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-26
RACES YESTERDAY


FIRST race. three quarters % a
mile Hack Dress. 6 10 az Mar.
TIM. 81. won. Pantopa. ~. second
Silver Cup. ". THIRD Time
I.t5 Is.
Second race. one miic Matte
Mack. 2 20 I tBrandu. 100. won.
Inrenuc. t0t. second. Belle Scott.
i0f third Time. i.ff-
Third race. three quarters Of a
mile Hoaaerinn. 90 2. fPicknnHl
i0&. won Lightning Conductor. 100.
second Little George. 100. third.
Time. i.tf 90.
Fourth race. aeyen-eightha OF a
miio-Consolo. 6 10 8. (IiHgicrl i0G.
Leave Pier 10 see batticsniia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-26
LIPT0N'S CHALLENGE Is
REJECTED

NEW YORK. Sept % --hccAtiac
sir Thomas Llps0us challenge for
yacht races for the American cup
next year contained the condition
that yachts should b. 81 certain
dimensions the New YORK Yacht
club has declined 20 race The
local members contend that tho
conditions should BE- waived.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-26
JEFF
O'BRIEN

Jack OBrion. IN writing his con.
fensiona OF crooked fights. has
mixed Jim ieffrlea up In ono. say
Ing that jeff agreed 10 call a bout
between O'brion and Burns a draw
no matter what happened, and now
Jeff il mad as hornet lie threat.
onH 10 push Onrien's face In" u
he meets him and u looks 40 II
Jack. the fakeF. had better lio low
for while
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-26

won. Frontonae. los. second. Mike
sutton. iOl. third Time. ii2f 10,
Firth raca. three.quartega OF a
mile Miss 6Aih. Is "a 4, "a. Mar
TIM -. won. Rebel Queen. W. SEQ
ond. AddaK. %. third. Time.
lis rs
Sixth race. one and nne.Hixteeulh
miles Carcw. n 20 10. lFafrowl
iot. won. Charlatan. i08. second
Gull iO2. third Time. i.a6 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-26
PLACE PICKS
AN eleven

Coach Place. % the University.
yesterday picked a tentative Vars
fly team. which however will
doubtless be changed as soon as
the new men who are turning out
get a little more education IN play
ing the game As the team was
lined up last night. Il stands
Textnier. center. fiakerty and
McKechnEe. guards: BraEdpu and
Grimm. tackles. Dunmore and Do.
laney. ends. Bagshaw. quarter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-26
BURNS READY
FOR SCRAP

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Sept -
Tommy Burns srrifsd here Last
ni9hf from Dcirait 20 sec the fiRht
bstNcen Mcmale and Cans tomof.
row night
Tommy looks as az ~ a fiddle
and IL Apparently lu fine condition
lie hAa possible match with Gun.
ner Moir the EuEllah heavyweight.
and expects u 90 b. made any day
This "a the only match that Burns
has IN sight but when asked about
Jack JohnB0u's def. he declared be-
would fight Johnson on his return
from ENGLAND
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-26

Tho football aehednlo fer tho
Grammar school Athletic lcaN,pe
has boon completed, aud Hromlaea
a lively year Cot Ae Httle fcllowe.
There will ho two divisions, tho
north atrd this south, tho winners
OF each - meet when tho schedule
has boon played oout Tor the city
championship. The schedule FOL.
lowa.
NoFlh ~vetinn
Oamos PLAYED a. Woodland park
HafusdnY, GOT b. 10 a. an. u diversity
iieightH " tanHy
SATURDAY. oct - a. a m y. Day
Va Warren Avenue
saturday oct AZ. 10 a. "a .--penuy W
" " Day
saturday oct ~. a a m university
urtNhts Xa intariAke
aaturdav oct 10. 10 a Nh v nay
" tutaflahe
SATURDAY. oct ~. ~ q N Denny Va
Warren Avenue
Saturday oct "a. 10 a m warren
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-26

QuiElcf hattsd for HruYrtte In
the tenth inning yesterday Dug
dale may stick him back In the
same any time with l4ruycttc.
Dudley and Qulgley and only two
jobs % be divided between them.
DuEdale faces a queer proposition
All three have played bang up ball
for Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-26

The Washington and Lincoln
Hlgh schools played n practice
game IN Lincoln Park. and the old
team from The broadway building.
rs wms expected. proved much the
stronger The Lincoln players
showed speed however. and put Mp
game front against the Washing
ton eleven which. because Of au.
perior weight aud experience. made
is gains about a. Il pleased.
Lewis, Hubuuarier. who was 10
be Coyin'a successor. ~ out 81 the
game with a bad shoulder. and
Lefty Burke will probably run the
team Ia Saturdays game with
Olympia.
LII - LnalI..I-a.-.. - - -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-26

back. Clark. fulIbaok. willis and
Truit haifhacks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-26

Batteries rnFls and sheal noese
and villains Umpire itewiett
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-26

Handsome George EnEin pitched
Tor Tacoma yesterday and Btovall
played asoond base again. FaN 81
the fans here have besa aware of
the fact that the EuKie. Who has
been holding down aecona Tor tho
Tigers Tor two weeks. Is tho same
graaahoppar Who a. one tins pitch.
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