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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-06
mARRUECO OS


For los un1cO6 med1OS dc que
1.odia valerse. los de traici6n "
Il. perfidia, Raisuli, el celebrel
ha1dido marroQui, ha hechol
,.risionero al general Mac Lean,
ere de la guardia de honor del
s titan, 10 ha internado a sus
guaridas y ha notifcado a las
utoridades de Tanger que no
habra de libertarlo 81 no Sc ac-
ede q las siguientes demandas:
la reconstruction de la casa de
Raisuli en- Zinat; Ell pago de
INA indemnixacion de 100000;
su reinstalacion en- Ell puesto de
4obernador de Tanger y Fahs,
que antes oCupara, y, por Ill
mo, su nombramiento como
iefe de la policia.
ST sc tiene en- cuenta la en-
cumbrada posiclon pol1tlca que
ell general Mac Lean ocupa en-
MarruecoS, dado Su caracter de
consejero del Sultan y director
exclusive, puede decirse, de la
administration del pals, Sc COM
prendera la importancia del
paso dado por Raisuli, con el
cual deja eclipsadas las prisio.
mes de Pericardis y Harris, que
tanta desaz6n causaron a Ingla-
terra y a los Estados Unidos.
Ahora bien, como a p1Sar de
su inmiscuencia directa en- los
asuntos marroQuies el general
Mac Lean no ha perdido su
condicion de subdito ingles, es
de presumirse que el gobierno
de la Gran Bretana no perma-
necera indiferente y hara pro-
vecho de esta ocasi6n para OBJ
tener alguna de esas ventajas
positivas que en- casos semejan-
tes trata siempre de adquirir; &
la vez que Francia y Espaila
sc ven afectadas con la inespe-
rada complication, puesto que,
segdn 10 acordado en- Algeci-
ras, CORE q cargo de esas dos
potenCias la vigilancia de los
asuntos internaciOnales de Ma
rruecOs.
De las condolences impuestas
por Raisuli para la libertad del
general Mac Lean, hay dos con.
ira las cuales el Sultan natu-
ralmente habra de rebelarse
las relativas a la indemniza-
cion, va que es sabido que la
bolsa de aquel pOtentadO no sc
abre con demasiada largueza
peTo como, por otra parte, Ell
apego que le tiene al trono es
superior a su avaricia, la pre-
sencia de uno 8 dos acOrazadOs
en- frente de Ia plaza, como
acontecio en- el case de Perdi-
caris, sera sufciente para .4e
Sc alisten los 100000 exiRidos
y sc rescate al prisicnero. En-
cuanto a los ho nores oficiales
que pide Result, acaso no ha-
bra inco~-veniente en- dispcn-
sarselQ,, { indudablemente Ia
convfniencia general 10 indica,
va ue vale mas tenerlo a la
ma 20 como gobernador de Tan
ger, que verlo merodeando por
montaflas inaccesibles conver-
lido en- continue amenaza no
tan solo para la politica del Sui
tan iino para los m1ltiples in
tereses que los grandes poderes
tienen fncados en- Marruecos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-06
GRAN BAZkH De ROPA HECHA
Y SASTRERfA
r. N O N r ES.

En- est anti acreditado estableci-
miento, l .oo- constantemente busnos y
eleganteS Casim franceses ingleses como
tambien toda dc artfculos para ca
balleros: Cam Cuellos, Pui1os, Corba
tas, Calzoncillc Camisetas, Pafluslos, Tt
rantes, Ligas, lnturones, Medias etc., etc.
Tambi6n cuent dicho establecimiento con
elegante surtido de sombreros de todas clases
de Ia muy acredtada fabrica Sues de j.
Cabrer de Ponce. Y una intnidad de artfcu-
los, desde ell Sombrero de 25 ctvs hasta el
mas fno Clak. Cintas para sombreros, las
hay para todos los gustos SO venden al por
mayor al detail. Vista hace f6.
FoRrALnEA, q. san JuARPR R.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-06
Me nualeS ROnO
ENCUk' RNADOS EN- TRIA FIEKMM F.

Man1 Il Licorista, con I a7o
receN p acticas, por A. Rossi.
Manual de Resistencia de Ma
teriales Estabilidad De las
construct = aes, por e Dingen1e-
70 DR.. Gind } Sandrinell
Manual de las Constructions
de Horml ION y de GMne016
armada, pc r el ingeniero Jose
VaCchal1i.
The Washington times., 1907-09-01
Third Section
QUEEN VISITS BALM0RAL
TO PLEASE HlCHLANDERS

LONDON. Aug. Sl.-Queen Alexandra,
who, merely for forms sake and to
crafty the Scotch people, has been
paying flying visit to Balmoral, shares
King Edwards dislike of the late Queen
Victoria's Highland home
The King shortens his BaImoraI visit
every year and the next visit 10 the
castle, which will be paid In October,
will only extend to ten days. Balmoral
is always associated in the Kings mem
DRY with the late John Brown. Queen
Victoria's faithful attendant, whom not
only the King, but all his brothers and
sisters, even Princess Henry Of Batten-
berg, so heartily oisliked.
The Washington times., 1907-09-01
Ranks Gotham Second
To Most Wicked Place

ATLANTA, Ca. Aug. S1.-''Next 10
Chicago. l give New York city credit
- being the most immoral and worst
city in the world" said the Rev. DR..
Len g. Broughton, the evangelis who
las just returned from New York,
where he preached at the Fifth Avenue
Presbyterian Church and at the Teit
Evangel. at Fifty-seventh street and
Broadway
New York city is 30 per cent worse
now than It was five years ago" con-
tin ed DR.. BToughton. That city Is
Without Faith in her city officials and It
la nothing but graft and Doodle from
beginning to end.
The Washington times., 1907-09-01
Senator BdLkS at Auto
On Trip to Oyster Bay

NEW YORK. Aug. 81 Senator McEn-
cry, Of Louisiana. is a very conserva-
tive and a very careful man. An in
cident Of his recent trip to Oyster Bay
illustrates this. 1t was his first trip
10 Oyster Bay as it was for his col
league. Senator Foster, who accom-
panied him.
When senator Foster escorted him TO
the side OF the station platform where
the Government automobile was waiting
10 convey them to the hill. the old
senator was for baking rigth there.
manded.
Won't cost you a cent" said Sen
The Washington times., 1907-09-01

ator Foster. shouting to overcome the
other Senator's deafness; 1T belongs tc
the Government"
I don't like 'em," continued Senator
McEnery, shaking his dead obviously
and holding back strongly Besides
that, / think we're too early Let's
wait a while"
We've got to get in right now" cried
Senator Foster. The President has sent
refuse 10 take L."
Much against his judgment, Senator
McEnery was established in the rear
seat Of touring car, and to his sur
Trise made the trip 20 and from Saga
more Hill in safety.
The Washington times., 1907-09-01
ELECTRIC PARCEL ROAD
PLANNED FOR VIENNA

VIENNA, Aug. 31.-An electric tunnel
railroad for the transport Of parcels In
Vienna is a time-saving scheme upon
which the ministry Of commerce is en-
gagged. Austria has, Ike most other
European countries, what is unknown in
America. a postoffice parcel delivery
service.
The plan is to construct, twenty-five
feet below the surface, a miniature
electric railroad 10 connect the central
postoffice and more than sixty district
offices. Parcels will be distributed on
trains consisting Of a motor and three
cars, each carrying as much as the
ordinary postal express wagon.
The trains will run at twenty miles
an hour, making the parcel delivery
service more than twice as quick as II
is at present with express wagons.
The Washington times., 1907-09-01

THAT there is a crime wave there no
one VIII doubt after a visit. and all The
newspaper men have a stereotyped ex-
preston which they ask every visitor
Of prominence:
- To what do you attribute the pres
ent increase IN crimeT
I attribute Il 20 the ThaW trial. Not
so much the salient details as printed,
but the fact II this man can Kill end ~
free, so many others think they can 40
the same. IN a Ike manner, they say,
II his wife can do as she old and b.
pitied, why can't they be, and so Il
goes.
I had a great trip. but 1 am glad 70
be back home"
The Washington times., 1907-09-01

These come fresh from
the smOkekOuse - and
will go on sale at 9
o'clock.
Please note that they
are { a m o US Star"
Brand Hams-the finest
that money can buy.
Extra select, lean and
tender.
Each one bears the L.
S. Government inspeC-
ton stamp.
The Washington times., 1907-09-01

Special for Monday
only-200 pieces Of yard
wide Bleached Cotton
soft finished grade free
from lime or dressing.
Regular price, l25kc a
yard. One day at sac a
yard.
The Washington times., 1907-09-01
WOUNDED NEGRO
SLAYER LYNCHED

BLUEFIELD, W. Va, Aug. sL-A
aegro, moFtaIly wounded, was taken
from the Miners Hospital, at WEIGH
today. and lynched
Several days ago an unidentified negro
was trying TO steal ride on a freight
train when Conductor Sidney Bolton
ordered him of. The negro replied by
shooting Bolton, who IN turn, shot the
negro. Bolton died yesterday.
His friends proceeded to the hospital
last night, OveTpowered the guards.
physicians. and nurses. took the help
less negro to a nearby tree and lynched
him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-15
RACES YESTERDAY
OAKLAND

First race. fltssiEhths mlis-~st
Avon. lis fAubaehonl. ; 10 ]. won
swede Sam. ii2. second 81 Modan,
ii2. third. Time. i0i IS.
Second race. three fourihs mile
Loita Gladstone. 100 tnavlsb. 8 20 !,
won saiahlc. I0s. second. Linda
Rose. i07. third. Time. ia
Third race. three fourtha mile
Alice carey. ioz fBuKtonl. { 10 /.
son 1lma3oug. 100. second. Roscoe.
III. tnird Time iit26
Fourth race. futuriy course
GrasHeuttsr. 100 (navlsl. 5 10 3
wcn PA. loa. second Burning
Bush. %. third Time. i.io
Flfth race. three fonrths mile
The Skipper. IL tArehibaid1, nc to
{. won MeAdA. io7. second r #
irAttAin. 100. third. Time 10 IS.
Sixth race. one mlis-sau AiYiso.
"a fDavinl. 20 ]. won Cabin. ieT.
second. Lvius. ~. third Time,
lssf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-15
OPENING GAME WITH THE
TIGERS FASTEST OF YEAR

IL game of bal yesterday after
naon which kspi the large crpNi u
fans ca edxu al b. time. Seattle
toak The nrst q the series frum q.
coma By the srors o, three 70 tee.
II vas reastng contest ant sorth
any mAas mausy FFam staf, %
ninsh the game psa felt Of snap
ana ginger and act unfii Ta.oua
bad her lssi mhAek a. Ito bah NHa
iha gams 9etart if wea the fnat
So session * ~ Ysaf VITA n
score shFre g one 81 the srti q ne
niuth she Tigers made a aceff Afs
attempt - aFsrruazs the hroaaa bnt
thsre uan natnlhx doiaE Hnd eth
enc senfe 10 thc good faF Dag re
game was over seattia bad ifailri
bshlmd for seven InniuEa bgt 70 The
eighth thfsa runs effe sent over
shsa's peE 70 afss tn an attempt
~ a double play hlt ths runner and
bounced % tae feaes
II aas the sort q bali fha' pleas.
~ tha trowd na5h I've Hul'eF. be
uas ou the mouna for Nike IHnch
and IAnky Alien. sho assorted The
curves for nngdals. wefs u rue
form II has beeu some time since
the Ike ~ Aliens pitching has
hecu seen a. the Local paris BE o..
lowed bnt three BITS. uuc coming
IN the fourth uhen IueulH. the
small second haaamHn come ted
wlth aus II his Blenders. auJ the
other tao IL the ninth when an
other score was made
u sits. Days second taasr' a.
Hho hAs been out 81 The rame aith
q bad hand FOR some time haa nor
made bad ihrow in thn fourth.
the score vuuid have been Three e.
one. atis stlll has two 81 HIS anF
ers tied together and aHa uaf in
playing condition The tvo errors
made bY Seattle were charged 10
aim
with the stick the beat uozs FOR
the locals waa done b. keiiafk rY.
uho found the ball faf tao bite
Ross. ArboRast and Alien also hlt
ths ball safely The Tigers hliH
uere made b Shaw. noHnie and
Burnett The laeals managed 20
put two balls ont tn the sHnnrld
and Hsnloker. the Tacoma fielder
+ aaufd uot Judge them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-15
WILL CHASE
THE JAPS OUT

RkAuWA1. Alaska. Nay IA
The japanese tAkeu into The Attn
1lairiet hy N RunusF ~ill Be
driven aui bodily
TIE white miners ara aroused
ever the Importation of Atistic la
Dor aud Wlil uss fore 70 get rid 81
the brown men II they 30 not 50
peaoezbiY
Several DAYS $50 smother mine
owner euGesYnrvd 90 bring In laps
bat they wsre met On The trail and
chased IN the direction % Caribou
and told not 90 feturn
several Years aFe Ruffuer tried 70
bring In Japa bai theY we're de-
ported and thia year his little
scheme will prove equally ~ futile
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-15
DUGDALE'S PROVERBS
LEXINGTON

First race. ninealxieenths nll<.-
watsriock. i0s iMorslandj. fEmt
won sabado. i0s. second oriarss
ios. third Time 20 seeonda
Second race. thre1fourths ma
Beatrice K, IL fTayIorD. ste1
won: AlaEno. ils. second Merseia
iit. third. Tins. Linz
Third race. half miie--Anr,sr.
TO- fi.eel. even. won Hssssf zes
ie9. second 9epeyA s. ies. tti't
Time. IS seconds
FOURTH race. thrsefoUrshs nfs-
Dainty Dame. l03 lleel. ghf
won Colloquoy. iio. aeeons M.a
Alert. 81. third. Tine. liza
FIfth race. one mile~Jaequsn II
fsleon. 2 TO /. won. caslqrtz
l0f. second. Polly Prim. Il. nl,s
Time. I 30 IS
Sixth race. one mile Botsin n
lPIckens1, 70 l. Won: Glta
Forge. l97. second Foreignsf. II
third. Time 40 IL
azs.s-sass-.aa.....ssaa=-
The present population II ~
minahaEn. England IL 5se ga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-15

They have been kno~n 70 make
zoo SCOTS
They take great delight IN their
ttaek team. The star Il fsllAh
Brown. tie II a Splinter. climber
and In football r. a sure kieser.
if you want % see how much a
hsndicap lack OF sight Il in run
ming. close yuar eyes and sprint e
short distance Yet these blind
buya have beaten tho. Y. " e =
relay team or course theY are
familiar with the track. bui they
cannot tell when M extra spur b.
needed. nor Do they have TIE In
ceufive 81 seeing their competitors.
In football a really wonderful
exhibition is Eiven The captain
- the Eridiroa foam and one ct no
stars Is flwood Short
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-15

f~rHttl~ stars Eneississ s~Tsts~b
ST Paul. Miun. MAJ 10 Man
agsr I'd Ashenbeek. u the ST.
Paul American Association team.
has Ideas Of bis own a. 70 the quail.
ifioatlons FOR a leader. which might
be copied ~ other managers. His
preccpta are
he a fighter Never lost your
head. Don't Try 20 hnlldore the
umpire na witty and sarcastic.
Mix with your men but never
lose their respect Lay down no
rules. but give the meu 10 under
stand certain unwriften laws must
ba ahided b. Have your men up
aud fighting all the time. NsyeF
give ~.
Don't be afraid 90 let our your
voice IN coaching. Dont follow the
hoFaes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-15
TENNIS AT THE "U"

Now that tha baseball and the
track teams are away. the u" IL
having little In the way Of sport
except upon the tennis courts
where a great deal 81 activity is
being displayed siclsr aud wtt.
beck are considered tHu best stu.
don't plHYefH and they win prob
ably represent tire college tn the
intercollegiate contests soon 90 De
held on the whitman college
courts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-15
HARVARD CLUB ISSUES
CHALLENGE TO RIVALS

The Harvard club at e smoker
lest night held ct the univefsity
club issued tho flfth annual base
bail challenge to the Talc club.
fae gHHr tu Dol eaffed flue 81 %
Madison pArk THH club also ia4
sued challenge Tor #Hau hsHuas
f#I H#m. ~ HHfI ball II o..
Terfrd tHr Harvard .IHH win pick
nine from Nrlr nHH hrrra aud
tHa Yale ,IHH VIII choose from for
mrr Harvard players This ehH
ilsuge ia alec Tor June %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-15
CUTS TIME AND B00KIES
ARE VERY SORE

IN order 70 set ~ the poelroofus
August belmont has issued an or
ms book frufu thirty Co ten mia
atss The haokmakars have put In
a mighty protest but the order ia
going g. stand n has been aacerz
falueH that Information has been
IeaktaE out from the track and II
- hoped Ca prevent this In the "a
fure hg the new order
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-15
RED MEN MEET
tssss special ssssiesi

VANCOUVER. wash. May Ia
The great council ~ the Improved
ORDER 81 Red Men Tor he state -
WAshinFtnn after being 10 session
for tua days Niil adjourn tonight
after the competitive drill There
are 900 present and May impor
tabt matters have come before he
session Election Of officers will be
held to-day
". , MeGoNan. ~ firemerton
will be elected great ahehem Fred
Il Meade. 81 puyallup great senior
sycamore The bis fThi la Cor the
junior sycamore. between i y
BARKER ~ WsliA WailA A PAD.
den Of Vancouver A = Watt q
Seattle. and 1t Van Gelasen. Of
Elienaburr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-15

BUTTE MEETING A
CAUSE FOR JOY

Arrangements have been com
plefef Tor To-day meet a. uuftr
this summer ThIs news 10 received
with rrIaieinF here because more
than Loco horses arc eapceted
from tle EmrrHriIIs track fn com
pete hove and there are arrommo.
daffurs far 1uiF 100 horses at iAr
local track About SEQ raearn vii
boz sent ta lutte. A. there viii Do
no stake events at Butte the best
% the horses viii be kept here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-15
RESTORE LAND IN
FOREST RESERVES

WASH sc TON. II. G. Aay Ia
Lands heretofore withdrawn from
eufry by order of the president Tor
farast reservation purposes have
been restored to the public domain,
AZ follows
Washington. gessGO acres In The
Rainier reserve aud 256 600 acres 10
the Washington forest Oregon,
ah6.s40 acres in the Cascade forest
ard 1a2. 600 acres ia the HeppBcr
forest. wyoming. sttosu acres leo
the Medicine Bow forest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-15
PRESIDENT CASTRO Is TO BE
CHARGED WITH MURDER

10 be reeovera the charge vii .
made
The populaes IA oousla....
wrought up over the mats. !,
dire threats have been mads
only good words are spoka !.
Mra Castro. who tried Il
Huads tbs president 70 rsse.s 4.
sentence df death. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-15

skeattis star. Exclusive service
LOUISVILLE. KY. May ts.--De-
stts the handicap OF sightlsss
eyes. athletes Of the Kentucky
s-rocl for the Blind. in this city
- 49,. q ereditabis showing against
an1re fortunate competitors
IN bowling the blind boys defeat
~ the Walnut street church team
4 30e 10 5.fti. Adrian Short vas
So fFaftieslar star. having an az
y &c o. i5s pins The alleys are
prlx thirty feet long. az tho blind
a,oys cannot gauge a longer dis.
tauce. Pins are numbered. and
y haa left standing are called qut
f'S0. I loft center" etc The blind
bqTa must then form a mestal pic
Sufe % the alley and roll The ball
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-15
HIGH SCHOOLS TO
PLAY BALL

The Seattle ana Spokane hiEb
school base BAIL teams are 10 PLAY
thfrr gaines nest Monday nna
TussfaN 1t uurfa1c.r park DO in
expected fhaf tie spokane hunch
will elNc Seattle bard tuasle
Pitcher arhmuft e in suod condl.
tion. however. and &c fs thought
that be viii win for the home team
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-15

CARACAS. May 1t--PreHident
Castro Of Venezuela IL 20 be eharg
cd With murder This arises out Of
the death sentences imposed upon
General Antouia parades and sever.
al followers The families Of the
dead men xiii prefer the charges
Castro is now a yery ~ man. but
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-15
IS SHOT AND
KILLED

SPOKANE. wash. May ib-~At
Priest River. Idaho. yesterday. Mrs
Annaballo Hall shot and killed Jack
Burnett. a lumber jark Burnett
had been stopping AZ the HON" Of
MRS. Hall. but had become disagree.
able and she told him 10 go.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-15

Pitcher Win Kelium, q the In
dlanapoiis American association
team saws thIs f. Enine 70 be bis
beet season. he certainly started
ont well 20 make his prediction
good
10 the opening game against Mn.
ueapols ho let thorn down WITH tao
hits ara no Hira
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-15

lie returned yesterday ma,,,.. :.
early and tried 70 break iesa !,
houas. Ars. Hall shot q ~
through the door The bulls. .. W
"a In HE side and he dlss 80 -
medical attendance could !. -. ~.
moned She has not beeu 49,. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-15

H1ramafVl Esan eH bases Seattle e.
TarrrHa HarIffIra HlEaH fffFrF. Hrers
at1IsH Haasa GARY Double HsaT. lHHrh .
nfraiaa psfHaa taiIa .hfbaatH Harr "a
baua#Hff Alien D Hff Bother flf HH
f.rffaH HnH#Hfla HHrsrk Hat fF Alien 3
e. Hatsr 4 Tima ~ Eams#iE. rmpIfs
tasHH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-15

v..,s,aay.. game was one Of the
fastest that has been played hete
~ xears That Tiger tribe Il surrey
The real original hot stnt
m. nna went craty when We
-, Thev we're up On their toes
lan through the oontest ySi.snk ~
lth. style that made them famous
I'm the ola Northwest league raosa.
IL ~ crowd OF Tacoma rooiefe Wa
IN hand and between them and the
llecal faithful there vpa an eont'Aasa
iroanA OF noise making
rnr Tacoma team Is by AL odds
l,hs hest seen here this year. u one
lr.n nudge from enc DAYS peftornis
ssnea After the aiiasoFy tactics Of
IN. other teams. spokane especial
hv Il Is worth paying cat Eoed
Imoney 70 $50 bunch OF p,alste
who are up on their tocs all me
hlme and who scrap from the wore
~ This wesk promises % develop
s0mc o. the finest games ever seen
Al thls ciy--and some q The
uQlsksst
81 Little Rock Allen eutpltehed Bis
DE Butler yesterday. but AZ that
NJ Tacoma tWirlsr had the locals
xAaed. lie vas Wild at times and
Ala not SEEN 90 have the grasp 90
DC situation Which marked the
xoFk Of the Ions Seattle boz artist
Danny shea caught 4 dandy game
kbr the ROYAL Beagala tits thFvU.
tng 70 second vas one OF the feat
arcs OF the game. the peppery back
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-15

AUEuuEEE MaH If.tH r. r4na that
uaH marked - brilliant neffiuE sad haas
ruunina. Abafassa won ffem Butte ysa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-15
AS BEST we CAN

THE rich ride % the hounds"
unused the aearphiloaopher.
"Well9
"rhe rcaf OF us have TO En 70 tho
dogs ON the houf Washington
Herald
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-15

There are no laws in Germany
preventing tho use Of the check
rein ON horses. with the exception
OF the police ordinance OF uesiin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-15

Little hrosino. the Tacoma short
atop 10 about the smallest thing
that has ever appeared ON local
diamond Ha dwarfs such midgrtA
a. hld Mahlcr, and ia SO short that
a catcher has 20 cit down 20 re
eeixe the offerings Of the twifler
who uriea 20 set The bali below the
little fellows shoulder nrvslnos
arm vas little OF yesterday, but
he eeretaialy displayed speed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-15
NORTHWEST LEAGUE


VANCOUVER NAY IS Vancouver
male a mlsafaHia Showing HsdaT. fHa re#
pIaFafa o. mufh taIHaf ahHuf Do HratHHa
tfrn IRE warst ausH1ert apUaana Won
easily. uiarinH rpod ball tehiud nahurnn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-15

TACOMA TIGERS AND SMASH
as WILL HAVE eArTls
RoyAL--wiLsoN's NEW MSN
FALL DOWN ssFoRE NONE
CROWD.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-15

Garry Waa In risht yesterday for
the iocala. aud made a noise like a
bail player. lie did not connect
safely bat met the bali saaafgiy on
the nose every time ap. having the
bad luck 90 plank a inio seine field.
ers hands In the field he accepted
two chances "a uiee styis. A placs
o. over-feekiess base running on
his part called forth the wrath %
the muitisudes Garry led of seeena
half way down 60 third and shea
proceeded 10 throw aim out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-15

BATTERIES Nelson kaf Spencer usharus
and Altman Umpire EnHHt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-15
BEST BASEBALL OF
YEAR PROMISED

stnp making monkeys OF the many
seattle players who attempted 10
steal Il h too bad that an error
has to be chaiked up against Shea
Tor the throw that let "a two runa
and save Seattle its chance 20 via
she game The bali hit the runner
in the middle q the back. but the
throw vas a perfect one.