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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-23
@crcinigte Singer BON Baltimore.


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SbomaS; corrciponoirenOcr II. proto.
follircnocr SefrctGr 6reo. SofmonuL
Nr. 321, 8cit : Wabtion = StroBc;
Sinan5 : SefretGr @. Simmcl1c6er,
Ger. 3t5, 0oro.Gbcn.S troBc; S6oB.
meiiter s. Midlid, Nr. 713, @orncr.
StraBe; Girigent 81. Scu6crgcr.
G|criommllnng jeoen 5rueitcn Srcito0
i'm Wonot.
y@ermoniu-G rlortctt- Club"
Solptquortier; @ogner's SaQc,
@r. tt6, Noro-gaco-S traBc, Sing.
ltunOe: 3ienlta9s. - Girigent. s.
Sarolus.
,g(rion."
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205, Sononcr StroBc. SingitunOc:
@itttpod - Girigcnt: S. 6. 6ronf.
nSormonic,"
SoliptQllorticr: Scr. 4t4, 8cit,
Sapette-S troBe. SingItunos: Glen.
flags = 9irigent: Sobn q. 8lein.
rGerminnia' @t1nncrd)or."
Souptqlortier: @ermania : IGn.
icrdor.Saue, Rr. 4t0-4t2. @eit,
2ombaro.S trabe. Sin9itun0e: Don.
neritogs = 9irigent: &bcooor Sem.
berger.
@ oSrobiimt." a-
Souptqltortier: Srobiinn Sole,
9sr. 1000, 6re0crif . slpenre. Sing,
itlutoe: Wittpods = Girigent: SoGn
u. Glein.
narbeitcr.M Gnnerd)or."
Sallptqnortier: Anoreos' SoQe,
Nr. 3t4 SonoperIttraBe. Singitumoc:
Wittwo6s = 9irigent: G9orlcS $.
9o6nlt.
nSboIio-M
Solptqliortier: @oigfPs Safe, Tr.
1122, Sarforo. apenue. Singitmoc:
9~ienitags-9iri0cnt: S. 6. Sronf.
n2ocuIt-Bo WGnnerfor."
Souptqltortier: Builders So1e,
Gde Guba- uno anoreitroBe. Sing.
Mittipo1 Ibenos s llbr -
Subert &riippeI.
~grbciter- 2icocrtofeI.
Sauptquartier: Sol3' SoIle, Ger.
1OS, @eit 2erin9tonitroBe. Sing.
9icnitags-Giriaent Subert
ariippel.
nWelooie."
Sauptquartier: S. Sizes Soae,
sde 2omitraBe unO 9eloir . Morft.
Sinoitunoc: 9onneritags-9irigcnt
5. &arolllS.
~9oyeriider MGnncr6or."
Sauptaliartier: s(dermann's SoQe.
sde bon Caroline l,no 8on96ItroBa
SingItitnoe: Sonnerltag Gbenos -
0irigcnt: aitouit Sdneiocr.
~Mebger-@ eiangperein."
Souptquortier: ,Soffmonn's Safe,
eoip- uno SorrcIt StroBe. Sing.
Gicnitag-3irigent: Siibcrt
Rriippel.
"Wo5art-M anner6or."
Salptalartier:. &obert 8oGmer's
Safe, Ir. 1921-t923, Orleans.
5traBe; Singitunbe ieben Conner.
tag g6cnO; q. Gohlmonr,, 9irigcnt.
D@idenfran5."
Sanptquortier: SoDn S6miot's
.porm. 3orn's) Saae, gfe 3. nno
Sougbitrabe, Sigblonototpr. Sing.
@ittwods = 9iriecnt SEQ.
NJ HophIptouu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-23

~ riiben am &oniulspldb, MIR
~ bur6 Elm Sduierquabrat ppn
. ibnen getrennt, erbob ii6 aus
einem Der @ebGube cine
buntle Rau9fabne, bic nit benz bon
Der Gee bcriiberotebenben @ei9ubs
rau9 ni9ts gu tbun bate. Sic pers
f9lpanb aud nibt mebr, fonbern
tpurbe bon Minute gu Minute bi9ter,
unb enbli9 brad bic rotbe Jlamme
bur9 aa ben f9par5en Wuit uno
Sudlm.
Ser Bonner Der @ei9iibe bate auf>
gebDrt, nur Elm i9pades @etni1ter
unb Getnatter brang BON jenem 8ranb
beriiber. 9ei Der fur9tbaren SiBe, bic
anes ausgetrodnet unb arseebDrrt
bate, unb ba iid niemanb INN bas
5euer fiimmern fonnte, mar bds &C.
bdube perloren; nadJ perbdltnibmdbig
tlr5er 3eit i6on bOrte RubDlf bon Der
Serraife aus bas 8raden einitiir5ena
Der Wauern. Die 5lamme ma pies
Der berfdpunben, MIR Der fdtpqr5e
Rauh ities nod in mddtigem 8ndael
empor unb trieb iiber, bic Stabt bin.
Sn Der Strabe 5eigten ii9 pieber
2eute, bic eileno liefer. Cine @naabt
@eiber, nit Baden auf benz 3opf, 5os
Gen porii6cr. @us bo[em Gals riefen
re in 81, Ctrabcn binein: .Mmaam,
Mrlca.a!"
(5ortfetune foIet.)
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5n %bcrmictbcn.
Rit bcruttethcu.

St pcrmtethcn:
gfeues, pradtboHes oipetftbdiees Snus. Gr.
226, Slo:Gait'Ioeniie, ftabe HrattsStrnbc. gu
alien Sini6ten birdals mpberii. Sass uTb
eleftrif0e 9eIeldItung, Itf6Iitt an &Ionfenfas
nal ETC.; SIS i'm Yornus. gtad)6ufraeen bel
5rant ID. Nsliein, VT. 226, Gaft.Mpenue.
Q10-16)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-23
0ics 1T Sire Wclcacnhcit

5ur @rtperbula eines mooernen q ooer 3sit1dt.
gcn Sanies in gutter Gage.
1900 SduiergeUtert bit.Tnrtb. Nncnue.
9eouent fit a1e StrabenbabrsGinien. SeSes
Saus beiibt ale @inrihtullgeit, nit benen Elm
tnooerncs Saus auseeitattet tuerben fam.
Saaltdb nnb spnntags sur 9nfgstttpn ufien.
Shns. y. Suroette,
(Sept5-) Hr. ii, Sit.2ertugtun Ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-23
Gruhc unb flcine Sarmcu in bcntidcr
Wadl6arldlaft.

G&bne, aefunoe Segenb; brett an ooer nabe
Der 9aRnItaiion; gutter, frn6tbarer 9ober. 9hutb
einige NnupIibe. @eringe In6u1Iung: Iei6tc
Beoinauneeft. NdbereS bel Sermanii gaocus
bppp, @r. iii, Nprb.6b arles' etraRe, @nItis
more, Mb.
(Sdtiffsfarten pon unb mad europa IiIlo
ebeniauS bier 3u baben.) (Sept10,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-23
8eIb III nerIcikeu.

1891. MeItefes GtabftHement. 1891.
Warblanb Gbattcl Goan MiIociatiun.
Mbert Slnme, tun, @ef6dftsf1brer.
Galpert.8 eb1noee
eeaenifber benz @eri6tss@ebdibe.
Stnirler 229, 23t, itnb 233 G.. Stodlperf).
Gtibpft.G6e SaHette. unb ct. gauf.StraRe.
.9arIeben bon $1,000 biz $780, 90 auf MbbeI.
8ianos etc, obne gntiernlna oerfeIben. sc,
fetIide Staten. Seine Nu6eret.
Wfo. 1bone Court. 1856. g.. & g. ct. gauI
1850. (Hoo9,1S, I&S)
sffte, ipelfe Oelb Bebranden, ipred<n bier
boz. GnIeiben Nauf GoIdre, WbbeIn u. @ruubs
eteentburt. Snl @ertrauen. aeine Coon, Sfftee.
mstboSen. .@aIttnpre Supeftntent Co.," Ut.
120. .Vaed.e traRe. (278--)
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5n ,nictbcn geipdt:

gu tnictbeit geindjt:
SeBbntte Camille ipiini6t Elm Sais dut BEN
2aroe nit elm unb 5ipei 9der 2anb In Der Idbe
elmer Strabenbubn 5u mietben. Wtar abrefitre
Itebft !Bretsangabe lno Gage IS. H." 9eutihcr
Gurreippnbent. (79--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-23

Die ofte &ofette. y9llS
mein Hetter fam, Lief Ser T1itber oa'
ron!" yllnb ser Gettcr2" Ser
liei ibm nad)!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-23

Sn &obeiter, M.-O, bat Ser 10
jabrige Midael gruti6er in ieinem
Solaiflippen bur6 @rbdngen Selbit-
moro began9en. Die 2eibe lpurbe
bon Sermonn aiibne, Dem Sdtpie.
geriobn bes llngliiflihen, entbedt
nno Coroner aleinSienit benadrih.
tigt.
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&entiNc ShlnGrotc:

aus Oct GIepntorcn 5lriid0c3ogcn
10,5G6 @uidcl; @lepotoren &orrotb
222,9t3 @uidcl. &crfGuic: 1 @og.
8pn 9tr. > mcibcr 81 10, I 90. Nr. 3
luciBcr Ri Is.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-23
@ereins Galcnbcr.

Bidder eiangperein bon Baltimore.
0iri9ent 8rof. s. 8arolus.
Sauptqnartier Sobn 8ol5' Sale,
Nr. 4OS, @eit lexington StraBe.
Scoen Samihe a6enb NIT s(usnabmc
oes orittcn Samitags i'm Monat
SineItunbe. (april 7-tO
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GteQengeImdJe.


GtcIcgeiuh:
Gin beiitf6eS Widodeit. baS 6t foden berftebt,
fudt SteIie fir getu6bnli6e Sulisarbeit. giads
5~rfraaen in Or. 1910, 5. ctr, Sisblanotoun.
Gt1-3)
StetleaeindI:
Gin beutf6er Initrei6er fu0t strbeit iiir fit
Snlien.sfrbett. Na08ufraeen In Or. 1924, ~.
Hurt.Gtrahc. G11-f3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-23

@ct5cn.-3utlhr 1880 Vuldcl;
&crionOt bon ocn GIcuotorcn 5G,S02
@ltidcl; Glcpntorcuuorrotb 2S3,3S3
@uidel. GcrtGltfc; 5000 @uibcl
2lpril 81 S0l2, 5000 Sui 5lt S3la,
10000 ESltIi 81 So.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-23

&crionOt bon 0cn GIcpotorcn 1l0.337
SnidcI; Glcpotorcnporrotb i,S46,062
@ui6eI. &crfGuic: 100000 Iilihcl
Mtoi SIT 5llA, 10000 sui 81 55hs,
10000 &llli 5u 55h, , @oqNonS Nr,
= mciBcr Spot 81 55H, 13 90. Spot
5u 1874, 8 90. Steamer 0enliibtcr
Spot 81 5O3s, > 90. Nr, > mciBcr
Spot SIT 30, 10 90. Steamer gcmiid)
ter Spot 81 503s, 10000 9uibcl
Spot 81 1884.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-23
gerlangt int Iqgetncinen.
@erfanat:
Gin Sod ober cine a6diH. gab5uiruocn in
Nr. Go, SitsSrnttsS tratc, Ut3N6

9entfteS Observation-Disclosures. 8fi reau.
tilter Der aufftht Der s9eutf1en @efeufbaft."
Sieientaen. bic oeuti6e .Sanbperfer, @rbei.
Wouen ib perfbnli6 ober in franfirten 8riefei
on ben g9enten Der Sefeuf9aft, Spbann ..
Wteger, i5trtmer 11k, Rr. 215-217, Guurt.
lamb Strake, tnenoen. tpelder iientgeltIi6
gnsfunft ertbeiIen tpirb. SpreditlnbeH bon
1 BIB S ubr. CSan27,1S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-23

TGHc CUR Gciie in's gmslanb be-
Iorat 6. &aine, Nr. 413, Ct.Sa!ti'
s,3re.S traRe, uabe Goitamhuaie.Ass
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alf Der biciiocn giicftcn'
FIRST CALL.

$4,000 @'VsS Ginf ............... "a
$1,000 Cotton Sncf Scr .............. sOK
$4,000 @sNsS I. -. ID
$4,000 llniteb RninpuDS Ginf. ......... 54n
$4,000 llriie6 3taihudDS SIM. ......... 5iH
$4,000 llniicb adiIlpGbS dcr........... 81
$1,000 S,n II. Souibcrn icr..,.,..... oth
$1,000 ga 2cuib II. 5Ia scr. ......... iOsR
$1,000 Ga spntb II. 6ln Scr .......... t0s1S
$4,000 Scdbonro dcr =. ............. n
$1,000 g%llncoiiiu II. FoiontHc BET ......t0tK
500 llnitro NbS 5nloin9 Ger ....... siM
$1,000 @o II. Nn Gonf Ser. ......... tOGh
$1,000 ltnitco SrOcNmcni Scr ........ s4H
80 Gonf Coal .. ............... OF
81 g%iortbcrr Central ............. 90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-23

Ho00cn.-3 nlllbr 1913 Nuifcl 4;
aus ocn Glcnotorcn 5uriidge5o0ct
1897 8llI6cl; Glepotorcn @orrotb
52,t5l Nuihel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-23
Wnltimprc MnrftGcriMtc.

Baltimore, -. 2lpril 1907,
We6l. - 3uiubr 12,6l2 8Giicr,
cini6licBIih - GGiicr 81 2oclrIt-
&oint mo 1901 Gdiicr 81 Canton.
&~iiitcmcrionot - 66iicr. gle 9}oti.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30
LATHAM SPRUNG A JOKE THAT
COST HIM JUST SIS

Argie Latham. who HAD 10 much
Fun At the expense of others. ees
eaai1nh ily sprung = back action jake
ga himself one Of bic most ffe.
quest victims IN tho Gays Of hla
glory vas chris Won der Abr. tut
one day ho oatruAched himself fhs
~ Louis neaa1n ~aa helng epenst,
60 fhs accompaniment 81 firspul hs
aud the like. ending u0 with a sfaei
parade around the tnfioia. chris
was IN bis Story on sueh occasions.
sud Tits time led the march. re-
splendsut In = new suit and ella
hat
Latham saw = chanca fef nesne
fun. and az they passed thr arand
stand ''roppaa@ a popeorn bait A
fee minutes later AZ ehfis vas al
most bandinE double ia a bow %
ths aupta uiina grand stand. Latham
i~s leoae pish the popeafn bail aus
him Nas Hooa. and the slik tile = eat
10 the Hsooad
You sever heard such roar -
yspnt so from that eFuwA CHRIS
was 80 mad ~ fhrratsurd 10 fire
TIE whale teaFa-
Threats ala not sert ana he re
sorted 81 bribery. 4 GIFTS szt 70 the
man Who tells mo who diJ Il. BE-
relied lipt nee = cue ef shs rizs-
cra Nsuii peaeA Chris anger had
Increased. n anytains. By thr tias
the game vas over. and he resumed
he snautFt-s at ths eise hsuss
while tho players Nsfs chanEtns
their eiathes
tashasn flaany hsa q brfniant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30
JIMMIE BURNS
DOES A FEW

Won great applause from the small
few" who were onto the game, fof
he vas the same lad the Detroit
follows knew earlier In life 40 the
foatherweiEht. ducklns Hwingu.
blocking lesda and then covering
up. sheer was floored. bat once IN
this round aud az close quarters
landed several hard ones CA Burns
body. but 20 no effect
Round threo--iiurus wont NJ
Sheer like a hot tamale 20 = Span.
lard. With rush over Shaera
heart, the latter went into the Law
OF one OF the spectators. No rolled
over aud oane up 0a the count II
five. burns hooked left 10 the
head and Sheer went down like q
log. Sheer got up Ramely IN a short
time aud. although Burns could
have put him out straight. played
with him until tho gong sounded.
The men shook hands Sheet
said he had basn through a hard
s0.found fight burns dTesAed and
lighted n cigar.
sheer IL a good boy" he said
and stayed one round longer than
Neary dld. Tommy told ms not "a
knock him out. and ! obeyed
Jimmie can got anything ha
wants now The Dctrult papers are
fnll Of praises for Jimmie aud he
can got anything Of iightwoiEhi
backing
Tommy oh. we'll. never mind
Tommy. lie IL the sbrowH boy
with the sports. anyway. aad Is all
ia the good
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30
RACING DOPE


A q. niakaly. who IA his day was
verv successful GROSS country
Jockey. has twenty twoYearoldH III
hla care az sheepahead hay, the
property OF sam" Emory and an
associate
D. "a. q nlsseil. a PlltshurE mil
lionalfe. IA getting Into the faeihs
game and IN husinN a aliink OF
| thoraashbraaa which he viii race
al llot springa
IA Ia rnmored at New Orleans
that Frank o'Nalll intends 10 be.
come hockey aGain. The scarcely
of really good riders, any OF whom
can earn at least t20.QQH year, Il
said % be the reason Tor oNelll >
change OF plaaa.
John n Madlgnn. The boahulsf her.
ana part owner OF the Fort Efis
track. has a string OF horses win
terms AZ EAST Aurora. They are
hemK trained for the npring races
10y Doe" Gordon
= Descendants Of Captain John
Smith we're much ia evidence At
the Aaeot Park meeting There
we're smith trainers. smith owners.
ana smith Jockeys. bat the latter
ara IN the majority. there beins
four smiths accepting momnia. w,
smith being the latest
More than tifty nominations have
been received Tor the $4,000 Conuf
Island Jockey club stakes. amoaE
Thorn being some OF tho best horses
Ia the country.
Harry Penny. who vas we'll
known Ell over tho racing circuit
~ the west has died II his home
AZ xaneasille, l. Last summer he
WAS ruled off the turf for NE. fol
loving a race At the toulayille. ny /,
meeting. and has since been Ia bad
health he VAS a most capable
hnraeman.
Trainers IN California are nov
facing serious state Of Affairs In
the inturferunce OF the Society for
the Prevention ~ Cruelty 10 Chll.
dren with Jockeys or apprentices
under tho aEe ~ sixteen A state
laW has been brought into force and
iga outcome IL awaited with inter.
est
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30
HINTS To bOWLERS
BYAn ExPERT--N0. z.


Newcomers In the game often
think Il IL necessary 10 take a Ions
run 10 get The bail xolnK IN goos'
shape. THIS Is A SERIOUS MIS-
TAKE Don't stand too Tar back
About three steps are enough 70
take. Whom the bowler takes Ions
run pfepavat0Fy TO starting ghg ball
he generally flnds that when be u
ready 10 deliver the sphere ne i
sonsu hat of his balance. and the
ball ralls untrue
When sou hare determined the
proper distance At which 20 stand.
don't hook around the room or Eahe
NJ your feet FIX your efe ON he
head OF center pin. Remain mo-
tionless an instant. while tho brain
receives the proper photograph q
the alley.
The head pin l. what you must
aim fer uniess sou strike y At
tempts 10 bowl good scores vtii be
. failure. Hll the head pin thress
quarters fun On either the left 81
che right slde. II matters not. and
q strike Is almost certain 10 insult.
While waiting TO start the ball
keep year mind fixed en- this one
idea az where the ball must 10 -
make a strike. and aliow nothing
else TO distract your attention boa
start 20 dalivef the bah Hafil you
arc ready. Too much hurry Is sure
20 spoil your chance for q good
Nf.Dr4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30
SOCCER GAME
NEXT SUNDAY

The game Of soccer football
scheduled Tor next Sunday M Madi
son park between The Vancouver
shamFocka and The Wanderers. Il
expected % b. he best ever played
in Seattle The Shamrocks have
Ifae reputation ~ being one ~ the
fastest teams In British Columbia
and are coufidept q winning. 81
they have been ffainiuE hard and
are tn he VERY best Of condition
The Wanderers are equally -
confident on neeogut II the add.
ton To their team Of several crack
players VIII Tkompsoa. Who vii
play lsft back. recenily came bore
from Glasgow. Scotland. with
great repatation 81 = tackisr and
Kicker. J Rose has played With
Vancouver and u. MeekH. lately Of
Colchester. Eng. are expected 70
play star gamas- In eass q good
weather. n larks tnra0Ht IL expect.
81. The game Il 10 commence al
2 20 sharp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30

Jimmie burma. the aparring part
nor # Tommy Burns. Is tho peanut
brittle youth with the Detroit
sports Several nights ago Kid
sheer gave out the tip that he
wanted 90 meet Tommy Burns. The
latter heart Of The wish and sent
haek word that n he could make q
good showing with Jimmie. there
would be gloves 90 awing.
There was a quiet little game ar.
ranged Sheer accepted the so with
Jimmie Burns ON promise II Tom
nay that. u he made good. match
would be arranged on the Pacific
coast with several ilshsweighi ~.
pirants
Ronnd one-Burns rushed sheer
who took 20 duoking clevorly,e An,
other rush and sheer had d bad
optic A loft hook aud Sheer isoi1s 4
alilY. Down to the floor wetl
sheer. but was up on the count II
three lust % the gong found hen
wobblF.
Round two sheer saw that D.
WIS up against something hard 81
went IA like a Nhirlwind lie kefs
on the defensive after 90 second
fof be found that he Was asainatl II
raal Kansas Nind storm. huffa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30
PLAYERS EAT THEIR
WAY OUT OF TEAMS

when ! was with s. Paul a few
years ago. said Spike shannon,
Of the New York Giants. we had
a pitcher who could outeat any two
men I ever saW sit down to q table.
re had long, tohgue-tangiing
name and so we called him 'Corbett'
for short. In the Midland hotel In
Kansas City saw him eat from
soup to nuts. taking among other
things a big tsndsrloin steak. some
corned beef and cabbage and a slice
of roast beef. lie ordered all the
vegetables on the bin Of fare and
wound up with Ice cream. two kinds
Of pie and nuts and cheese. Cor
bstt was due to pitch for us Al Nil.
waukee one day and when Il came
time for the bus 10 leave the hotel
for ths grounds he was not In
sight. 50 We drove away without
him. Well. sir. that fellow ran all
the way from the Davidson 10 the
base ball grounds don't know
why be didn't take a street car. Ho
was all lather when no bounded
into the park In bis uniform. He
went right into the box after that
long, hard run Of three miles and
pitched one ~ the prettiast games
] ever saw. Claude Elliott was
pitching Tor Milwaukee and wo beat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-30
INDOOR ATHLETIC
CARNIVAL PLANNED

yard lash. standing broad jump
see- sara relay race
Thia meet Is apen only to insins
bera Of the sfanmaf schools or re
attic who have been resuisr attend
ants az tho sghQai Ties represent
Dor al leaat four weeks
Ne contestant shall be allowed q
compete Who daes not have The
blank propoflY nlicd and la The
hands ef thu ses Rotary ~ Tuesday
February 10.
Contestants must report 20 TIE
clerk II he course by I =, m. q
receive their numbers and be az
slgnea their dreeaing raems
No contestant VIII be allowed q
start IN any cYuas without his nua
baf. which mUst be pinned GA ths
back et his shirt and IA plain slight
Not more than two boys rfUu
any school can enter au event
priAas FIRST and second rihben'
win be given respectively 70 tht
FIRST and seceua Ia each event and
silver cup viii b. Tivea the nchea
uaktnx tho hiKasnt total score
The points shall count ; Cor first
tar second. TOR fhird. ana 9 f1i
frat IN relay. Ma scooads Or thlrd.
ia relay
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NEW PARK FOR
ATHLETES

The new baseball park Of the
Northwest learne In Seattle. IL to
be- arranged 20 athletic events can
also be pulled off suitably Last
night Dngdaie gave hls plans into
the hands of supi Billy Tnglis Of
the Seattle Athletic club, who will
in turn present them 10 the club a.
roctora for Improvement and snE
gestlons Dug said today that
the park could be 80 arranged that
" could be made the great field Of
the city for ali sorts OF sports
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ENTRY BLANKS NOW OUT ron
raE alo EVENr OF rhu
GRAMMAR SCHOOL LEAGUE.

Entry blanks are cut for the 'hlfd
annual inaaor athletic carnival na-
der the auspices of the Grammar
scheol Athletic League @ hr held
In the University of Washington
gymnasium Saturday afternoon
Fsh "a The committee consists
81 the following Chas ". Saunders,
chairman A. q, peuthitt. seeretaty :
treasurer. oliver outs, VIM II.
Lewis A. J. naiiiet. r q Mcnon-
aid. Geo r. Russell
The liat Of events arr as follows
ciass A. unlimited - xafd dash.
fa-poand shot put running hife
jump. pelc vault. haif-mile run. mile
relay,
Glass n. lee q re pounds ae +.
yard aash. runnlnH high jump, run
ning hnoad Jump. iao-NAFd potato
race. ssa- yatd relay race
class e. IS "a tee pounds So
yard dash. standing bread iuur
runnink high iAatn tte.yard RELAY
race.
class u. ss pounds ana under 20 /.
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ooTcH NOW MATCHED
WITH fsAckgAscHMlDI

At Kansas CITY In Nay Frank
Csofch wiii In all probability. have
a match With Hackensehmldt for q
purse OF $4,000 The worlds
wrestling championship tito u Al
70 10 90 with the purse. The arti
cles are practically signed and The
only hitch now remaining IL who
will be the referee
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BASKETBALL At Y. N. C. A

Two games Of basketball arr %
At the Y N. G. A tonight In The
first eame the Leaders vii sry oas
for donors with the Students. and
afterwards the Seniors VIII Try q
defeat tho Tigers. The fret game
Is % begin al SIS and the second
NJ eseH
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UNION BASEBALL
LEAGUE IS NEXT

A Union baseball league, the
membeFa wearing stflotiy union
made uniforms, batting WIN union
made bata. and playing win union
made bnasballa 10 what ~ PROMISED
m seattle. A meeting viii be heih
FRIDAY night Al the Labor Temple
aud the nov league launched
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S. A. @. DEFEATED

The Seattle Athletic club met de-
feat taHi night al the hands 81 the
business mems basketball b,ins :
ffom tho 4. N. G. A. The finHl
aeaHe was - 10 ~. The game YaH
a jumping one from the start Moth
Ing slow AT any stage ~ the two
halves aud both teams worked hard.
The feature Of The game was rough
playing, the referee having 10 eau
time continually on account 81 re-
paatsd fouls. The lineup.
sc. Position. I'm.
Mcdonald ...s...f.....,...., AmeH
Allen. Waller .s..Fs..s.,,- Howard
Lambert. Trott ..c..s.,.s., Morris
Ressf. Kennedy. % -, hoissHhopF
Dome ,.....4s...os. .4...... flenis
Next Saturday might The .. A. g..
win go against the Ballard sham
rutska
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i5ra. VIII yoa awe me tbs tft u
tell you. he naid.
CHRIS sna 10 snNfr Re coautsd
ous the Sac On ths spot
4 ald a. A4ld Latham.
4 thought go" fgarea chriA.
Just Tor that fine you $50"
The fine stusk. and after the asxs
pap DAP Latham had u admit the
fake Maa ON hfw
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them 2 to l. They got only three
hlts Off C0rbetta
What became of him ?"
"Oh, he ate himself out OF the
league DO You know continued
shannon, Il believe more players
Aat themBolvea out Of base ball than
drink their Jobs away. Il ~ a fact
that many men overload their stom.
acha at tho noon meal and when
they appear on the diamond they
are heavy and loggy like a serpent
that has gorged himself Yes. sir,
oyereatlng has blasted many a
promising players chances"
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THE MARKETS

The steamer goods arriving from
San Franrinco yesterday are All
cleaned up aud the goods 60 arrive
today on the Puehia are ordered
ahead 10 insure the dealers What
little IL finding It's way into the
market
Tho potato market is tune
weaker this morning. the prices ON
Yakima 5000 being AZ low as SIS
"A ton
Washington ranch eggs ara sell
Ing II 13c firm. with possibilities 81
a raise before tomoffoN. fi1 sacks
Of patsnipa are al GA the street.
selling al sigs A large ship
ment u Columbia river saimon AZ
rived IN the market this morning.
selling AZ &c per pound