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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-10
Nine. Estelle Vollmer
the Noted
Psychic Palmist
Tha FusnFs Accurately FagetaId
~ the Leader ~ LIE
HeaAHfa

she e rithaat = pesf ~ hsr portrayal
~ tae rast pfraauf anf fsfure
Naaf ~ e. her = lsea AZ epse eaes
49, , 2 800
exs spssanal un&trsgansia3 a6ass taafa
nstheaa ard the isaaef % her .fs-
NOTICE sp.eisi offer ~ ths nest
/. xns vaiimsr a. sassmniy sgrss %
aits e. each snd every pefaau raliiHs
% ms uaudeffai Nnam lsdEs ta fsm.
nnsiFate that 2 arm different fFnm an
others claiming sarh powers in Seattle.
sna ~ order ~ taNs adranfass q fnis
90 cams prepared to have q faff ard
comF.sfe fsadinH 81 fhg lnr e. II 81.
provided taat y1n fes satiafisd eiih
the free faff Nine Wsiimer gives yea
This offer = made 10 praFr a. an de.
Hifn4A ~ fHneuitinF true fiaAfeHHsnf
that Ane Feiimsf's ppwfrH chile Fau
innA HfteN asa eoHaHrt NlA eanFtnrn
Faa nat she IL tae eseatesi e'aifvoyant
thar yen have ever cnnauifaf She gives
advice on business faaauifr Hparaia tian.
ioty teaFiship. matrimeHF tells yea how
rsaa sour enemies Yaas frlsnas cause
aUaEdV marriage with tha one ~ Ws4r
enaiee g3gea geu saud iurk removes
FFti Influences faanlfss fhF separated.
Irternrrta dreams Thsfa IL aaiaina 100
fifNfaH for her
SO man Or woman has ever bren con
DO America HNa has advised fhnu.
sands fa various walks ~ life ara al.
ways e. fhrlf advsHtHee Ntr parfrra
ere crowded daily ~ ere t.si pcapie "
Seattle anxious tn SNOW thtif fafnra
Every one nHa has chance ta consult
America foremost fHFthft FaiHIiaf
Nine Faiifncr has been before The pub
iic many Ysars ana lndaF stands pre-.
ffalreHf ln 90 profession without q
stain up0H Hnf character
Nine Nailmnf y permanently located
linton sts Bonra 30 a. m 90 - M
Sunday included
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-10
MUST DEVELOP
THE WATER WAYS

WASHINGTON. Dec io.--James
W Van cleAve. prcsldeat ~ The Ma.
ti0nal Association 81 Manufacturers.
addressed the Rivers and Harbofa
congress here today and declared
that his organization iH tn thorough
sympathy with the movement for
the Improvement 81 the waterways
81 the country. and that the nation
cannot afford "a permit tho water.
Ways 10 81 undcyeloped any longer
Joaquin NRhuco. the brazilian
ambassador. made an interesting
address. in which be said that the
Panama canal viii not separate
North and south America. but on
the contrary viii increase their
sympathy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-10
CONGRESS IS
INSULTED
Special Committee VIII
Investigate Roosevelfs
Alleged Slam.


WASHINGTON. Dec iA--As,
several conferences the repabln,
leaders ~ the house a9reed III 4
ternoon upon a line Of at.is 4
dealing vith President komms
iOF his alleged insult 10 oda0sss i
his annual message.
A resolution va be trzzsssd -
citing the facts invoices ~ Goa.
troversy ard calling II ttR ~.
pointmeut % a select cumnlsias 10
investigate and report 70 ne house
such action as win conpof Win
the dignity and honor Of lks koss
The democrats IN the huaae kflF
ed the flghi along b. saylns %
would discuss the affair paAAtF
unless the republicans acted
The alleged Insult Is n tht FEs
ident's suggestion that y ne hplE
objects % charging tae Scope 4
the secret service. = special e.
ccptiun could De made % tie lzv
prohibiting the use 81 the secfs;
service force ln investigating mesn'
bers Of congress
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-10
SEE JOB IN
DEAL. FOR
LOT
CITY IS SEEKING TO
MAKE PROPERTY
TRADE.
Would Give Valuable Lots
for Land Worth
Little.

David narum enjoyed reputa
ton ~ being about the clevsreat
duck in the world when " came 20
swapping horses, OF anything. for
that matter
seattles city council will hardly
live ~ 90 David Harum's reputation
" u proposed property trade now
being engineered goes through
The council a. itH meeting met
Monday night passed two ordt-
nances. in effect trading a tract -
municipal property near zeth av
and Columbia a. Tor several lots g.
few blocks distant owned by y. L.
Jackson and Myra Jackson. which
~ 10 Intended o. uso az a stable site.
Several months ago this Jackson
property De- said 90 have been ~
fgred Ter sale ~ the open market
for g. 600.
Several years ago the city bought
the property which h proposes 70
trade for $1,000
ls couneilman's Brother.
H. l. jackson. who ~ accommo-
datinRly agrees 20 ewnp. a. a brother
81 ~ D. Jackson. who represents
the people u the f1fgh ward Ia the
city council
The Jackson property iH described
~ several people who claim O.
know, az being d chunk of land
down IN e Kuiiey.
The city property. q IL claimed. ia
comparatively level. and enjoys
some advantages NOT possessed b.
tho Jackson tract
Win the logical increase % value
generally noted 10 Seattle property.
the lots which the city bought for
5000 several years ago. should be-
worth much more than that now.
even With fhe comparatively quiet
market that exists.
Just what reason there may be
or can be. Tor communicating this
Top. sided trade. has not been maae
clear II is quite apparent. though.
on the face - things. that the cts
q getting ~stinFeG Apparently
theirs q "A coipred gentleman con-
ceaicd somewhere among the win
tors fuel
The ordinances have not yet been
signed by Mayor Miller. and the a.
isuiion ~ the citys chief executive
IL respectfully called 20 the above /
statement ~ facts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-10
STATE HEALTH OFFICERS
TO FORM ASSOCIATION

sistAnce IN general sanitation work
The idea ~ state organization
was fret advanced By Health Com.
missioner Crichton Of this city. al
though the health officer u Tacoma
later took u upon himself &c cali
the meeting which arranged for the
general satherlng on next Saturday
Health Commissioner Crichinu
and a number 81 health officials Of
the Northwest will attend a meet
ing AZ Portland on December 10. az
which a permanent organization OF
Pacific coast health officials win he
formed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-10
BETRAYER DYING;
WIFE FORGIVEN

hAkF.BsFiELp Cal. Dee i0.-
Hope ~ saving the life 81 Adrian
Won PLANK the Portland fOreB ac-
tor who wnH shot by q n hlackeF.
waH abandoned by phyaiciams today
He viii not rally sufficiently to
bear the strain ~ asa operation for
the removal 81 the bullets IN his
body.
Although b. realizes bis serious
position. hlacker IN happy to-day
After n brief c0nHultatlou with his
wife. be furEnfe her uufsi1hfulnss 49,
and Hhe sHore future consistency.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-10
PUGILIST SAILS
AS A STOWAWAY

Al Fellows one time asplrant Y.
the light weight pueilissic hons..
% the country and present clA'@
ant OF them for the Pacific eo-ss
Is a passenger on the big s1ea.I
Missourian on bits way IRON W
part 20 San Francisco al nnNnor1s
10 the ticket agonts. houeseF K, q
IS stowaway iie came 70 ScA''I
some months ago in the nVPe Y
picking un "a nsiic fraess, bit "a
up against the hardest sina 7.
ia. which resisted every effort ""
ard dislodgmcnt "A
Unable lo pay bis way aaeA ~ Y
the Firstly city. be finally, VIII VA w
connlyance of a lougshowr'an ~ ~
mircr GOT himself hld away als's M
the salmon boxes iu The hoid y VA
MissourIan. aud 81 az AZ iael5' sga
the salmon does not shliL N ~
arrive ia san Francisco toa'o''S"
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-10
Meeting VIII Be Held in
This City on Next
Saturday.

on Saturday the health officers
q this state will hold a meeting
IN the local Y. ~ c. A. for the
purpose Of forming a permanent
state organization. with the object
Of cooperating IN the work 81 pre-
venting the spread 81 contagious
diseases and 20 be Of mutual AS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-10
BANK cLsAslsos.
PRESIDENT CASTRO
LANDS IN FRANCE

BORDEAUX. France. Dec "
President Castro OF NenefaeA
landed this afternoon from snv
steamship Gundel1upe withoai sal
opposition being interposed ~ sls
French authorities. After aisel
barking he and bis party s@eFea
carriages aud were driven g
hotel ln q short interview ne ~
hls mission was for peace Aaa y
hoped "a patch np al disputes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-10
The Best Cough Cure

A halfaunee % NiFKiu OF % Pine
two ounces % Glycerine and q half
pint % Whiaky. mixed. viii cure any
cough that ls durable and break q
cold 81 = huufa Take a teaspoon
ful even four hours Ask your
dfuggist Tor the genuine Leach
NirKin on 81 Pluc compound pure
prepared and guaranteed b. the
Leach Chemical Co. Cincinnati. o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-10
-eLlIAH 3" rs DEAD.

TNW WNTWIT8W FHTTWl
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. ncc. To-
Louis Pratt who called himself
Elijah III. died today OF wounds
received In the street fight between
the Holy Rollers" and the police
Tuesday night This makes the
fourth victim Of the pistol battle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-10
T0E|
KEEP HIS |
OFFICE. |
IS TREASURER Fov
TWO YEARS =
MORE. |
Ehe Inability Of Ru...u
to Qualify Benefits
Incumbent.

According 70 an snlsta.
Prosecuting Aftornav wv v
Mackinioth given 70 Tie ts. .ael,
county commissioners -. - y
afternoon County Treasa-e,' s VIZ
gormley vii continue ~ NJ AAR
ont capacity " treasurer u NV ".
county for two years mora aIas
county commissioners ets,ed w
morning that the opinion h "a. w
hite fo Tar aa they are eane.,..ss
and relieves them from ~ a.,..s
RAISING reaponaibiiity of 1880. S.,
q successor 10 Treas',,s',.
George r. Russell s's4
Cannot Become vaesm
The opinion says In efsee, a..
lhe only contingency IN zbIas 4.
trcamrerehlp might becosnn $3.50 q Y.
would BE- by the anallffes,,,s !.
NJ Russell Tor the Office sns ,...
ne possibility Of this i nr'l,s.1
by BIS filing Of a how'd ana o.A !,
office Tor the poatmaste-sbln ~
commission for which he received
yesterday Under the Fodersl ~,
poHimastcrs are not allowed a ~
any other office. 4
Hopes Are Dashed
The opinion u the prosecu,l,.
attorney 3 office daahes ~ 800.
81 politicians who wsfe asplring n.
ne position u county treass,n-
Chairman D n. Abrahsms =, a.
county board said this morning ~,
30 iar a. the Commissioner ~
concerned they are very much y
ileVed' and VII not take the MATER
Into court
Mr Gormiey this morning er.
pressed himself as satisfied vsth
The situation ba, viii give out IA
Information a. 10 poaxible apa0pt.
menta IN the tTeasurers office tor
several days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-10
hELP WANrRp-MALF.

------~--e-s.4---sssssa
Wasted ABLE BODIED MEH be-
tween ages I'd ard a5 fnr OIL n Marine
first papers ENeaiienf apnartna4tr ta
So the wuri1 goasf pay rlathfrs.
raftaHa Quartars. medical affar1safa
free. Apply az Teasus 1s-8s gFaas Cen.
Country solicitors On rrrnrtissinn Ap.
ply ~ 1909 tn as, city between , ana
~ p a. e@tf
SITUATION WANTED-FEMALE.
a good xiri wants general hunsssark
Phone ballard iiss Or address ICES w
efat ~ f0srs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-10
Rates for Classified
Advertisements
a,lrIn MANrrD"
= An,lrnrlsERe,

Classification cannot be S'Ne"
after 10 o'clock daily,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-10

Believing the bones recently Sc
cured ~ hins from natives on Van
c9uFrF Island 60 o. she equal in
alEe - any ever discovered. J r.
STANDBY. q " oiGe Curiosity ehop
has made . thorough investigation
q The records concerning such
relics. and nnda that the bones In
hiA peHsN#siun are longer ~ ak
inches than any whale jaws ever re-
ported the largest before on rec
ord measuring ~ feet ia length
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-10
PROF. II. MARTIN

pHKChlC rALMf8r
rua rarferH s1ffrfatftlH ON aI affairs %
Nfr You hear tHs truth Hnd nothing
huf fHe truth lif fHIls VuH hnw r. faln
success iu LOVE WTsHfp Mar.
RAGE. DIVORCE HEALTH HHsf.
MISS lAWHttNa HULNTIDH H
end transactions 70 80 kinds 10 ftef.
nn matter shat may ba your hope fear
nr ambition come 90 This gifted clair.
FHyHuf Hnd find hefu rAfL aud hn
convinced MANHATTAN HOTEL. IfggM
BIRD AVE NEAR rfHE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-10
40 ACRES $500

tlee CASH. ffe FEn MONTH
We have - acres nr soad ianf 90
ruunff fHsd ais mlisa south of faH
Orchard. thaf 10 aiH evil faf ths she4s
fEufe
rhls Lara 10 ~efgh twies ths price
aaheA HHH a. 4uirk
uuopFEfA.OW 4 SOMA
tli ilaiisf HltE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-10
SENATE COMPLICATIONS,

wAsHlS0ToS' Dee io-The
senate today confirmed the preel'
dents nomination Of Martin A
Knapp an Interstate commerce com.
missioner and 81 J Herbert T Sat
terice assistant secretary Of The
navy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-10
TRAIN GOES
INTO DITCH
Thirty Passengers Bound
for the West Are
Among Victims.
tsx United Pre.,.l

TACOMA. Dec. i0-Late this aft.
ernoon word was received at the
general offices Of the Northern
Pacific railroad here to tho effect
that six persons were seriously In.
iured and that "a sustained minor
injuries IN the wreck near Bis.
marok, y. D., last night The off
cial Rdvlcos state that the accident
was caused by a broken rail and
that no deaths were reported The
train was the North Coast Limited.
No 1, due In Tacoma tomorrow
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-10
RAILWAY TIME TABLES.

4 Dc rot trust printed tlH'e
= tables IN newspapers. fer
= time Of departure and arrival :
= 81 trains telephone King Street :
4 station Information Bureau.
\ Sunset. Main 2Tto lndepend
= ent ~.
= ksA ANAA 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-10

steamers Yucaan Of the A sss,a
Steamship Go. and city Of fn '..s
OF the Pacific Coast GO aff NV.
this morning the former from ,,sr
ara ana Valdez and the g s'on,
with careo sud passengers is
Snn nlnnclaNn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-10
YOUNGSTOWN
YOUNGSTOWN

i2b down. so per month. four room
plRHtcred cottage, level lot two blocks
81 no minute service 20 minutes from
Pioneer, sidewalk ana abstract rrlee.
", coo
A. j. WILKfN a CO.
Adams ftl ihoneai Res. West 20
office Ia the heart of Youngstown
TIA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-10
HousrkrrplNo nooMe


OLYMPIC Ahaam6ad Aioassassrlu
tealaH. SOS laHEe hot water. sound
View aoie Wcatefa aN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-10

TAX Gold Collar Pin Sets, ~.
II. Fiuck. pioneer iewelers sAo y
uud aV.. seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-10

Water Front

lots IN NaVy Yard cts will double
On value in 90 DAYS Ihff are workins
on the naw 81 900. 0na dry dock uf nfea
merton ouf mile % the only close in
water l0fs thar can he boukht % any
price Alongside THE navy vaff and
will set the largest increase ln NalHe
Large lots $40 and up LARGE tracts
$50 and up. Free transportation 81 our
office Hfnmertuu Development CO
owners. tena American Bank BIDS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-10

Victim Rleeds 10 Death.
FARGO. n d.. Dec 10--Thirty
passengers are said to have been
injured and one man Is reported
10 have bled 10 death as the result
OF the wreck OF the North Coast
Limited on the Northern Pacific
railroad, one mile east OF Mckenzie
and 200 miles east Of here. last
night.
Six coaches overturned when the
train was going az rate of 30
miles an hour Most of the injured
were cut by broken glass. The
wreck was caused by spreading
rails. Relief has been sent from
here. Reports received by the rail-
road company say some OF the in.
iured are in serious condition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-10
LEGAL NoTIcgs.

LEGAL NOTICES.
SorIcr Of arocNWof.uRns aFFcfaf.
MEETING
sn#aiai nssiins ~ che stostneiasfs
~ ms uat4H savings a Ifuat EeAnAaF
- seattle cgrpgFatiea. wa ~ hid
~ 'hs sfiiss y ~. se,sssnt - iss
i, q, n ths sis, n seattle kiSs esaai3.
~ asfinHan ea "Wednesday ne sea
eay = }sHasrs Ices - the heur q
ppen fsAslnsinn passea ~ ghs aifsrtaFs
20 inNfaass fhs capital as0tA af fhs cem
pauY frpm pnr hanafsa tAeasAnt tits
~ feliess 81 ihte* hsatfFf theusana
- n SOLVER
Seattle wsssiasiea psesratsi it. isss
a5TicT ~ aroSgaofnERa MrEr
no
The annual uesfinE - the stugkhuit.
ere q ihs tbson Hsfinfs 4 trust Gem
pany q Seattle sgfrofsiipn viii -
hsia - ihs offiss q he company. nu
is,, 9s',s ~ " -. = s,,, ~ 80
rountv. washington On wednesday. the
actin daf - tmnaary. tfse a. tna hear
~ : oeiggA p IN fes ths purpose =
faf he transaction n auf ether basiasss
that may ts sfpasat hsfsfe ihs mss,ins
~ HNiNEh
Cashier
ssaits washinslon. December ~. 1893
PERSONAL.
II, { lsas. ssfsssa shisspSsisss
Trsatmsnts painiass ttit second AZ
fpd ttif
BiN Bargains m unreassnsd watches
auf dlhmnuaa 81 the Lcnden JeWsirf
Co, ftG and az. nest gays Drug store
49, ----
WANTED-MiscELLANEous
.ssasaaessssessasss.ssa ssIs-sasseIaa sss4ss
wanted Male cocker spaniel puppy
address, Ale. star office , e.
CITY REAL ESTATE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-10

FuNERAl DIRECTORS.

HUTTNRWORru a son Ffofessf 80
Directors and Licensed EnrAimsfs lsat
lat cpp Noars Thskirs Roth pheaes ~
1ehnao. a Hara1t2n. untertskota slt
rl-a- An nM.nna vain l---- Lna- ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-10

Schooner Agnes Oswald shifted
in tow of TUG Pioneer from Port
Townsend TO Tacoma today
steamer Craigmore arrived ia
Tacoma from Port Townsend this
morning 20 load grain for tho Unit.
ed Kingdom,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-10
Bankrupt Stock

Retiring stocks aud iobbers and
surplus stocks
bought outright or sold on com.
Mems clothing. furnish.
INK goods. hat and shoe stocks our
speciality
BUFFALO SALES & BROKERAGE
COMPANY,
424 Pike St
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-10

IotaF Special oefVlct.I
WASHINGTON, Dec e.~E J.
Stellwagen. who has been chosen
as chairman Of the Tart inaugera.
ton committee. knows his duties
thoroughly. Prominent Ia the city's
financial commercial and cere.
monial affairs, Il Is certain that he
viii make Tafts inaugural affair as
pretontious as any IA history.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-10

49, :.
Af4ha Fiarai Ca fi4 PIKE tat fl9N
srs faf aii uefasiaas foliage ana flen ef
lag plants. lowest prices. iuscsttFats
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nrRrn NOTICES.

aa-7HH
Clifford TO the wife ~ p N"t'NN
ettv December - son ...
Hirkstt To the aiie u WA hit"t''
els. December d son
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-10

n-a assssasas saas.sa.asu
THIS ia a uAtt0AfN
usaHs
Fine four-foom cottage. clty water.
electric lights. rlartsred and tinted. lot
tosios elHht fruit trees berries and
fnara Fine view ~ Lake Washington
and mountains 90 minutes ride fi foa
lloe cash and fit month.
a. p FAY CpMNAMF fNC
tn8 0a.0f Mehlhafn BIAS
W
tix 90 foot let on Thirtp. third. near
spring At 81 500. iant q f0rklnE coed
buy then We don't kuow what a snap
To- haif cash No tle
MgLAtdHLfN REALTY Co
Main 1883 Ind. s2s3
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-01
JENKINS WILL MEET
FRENCH WRESTLER.

NEW YORK, May 1.-Tom Jenkins,
ex-champion wrestler Of America, is
about to don his war toys again. He
is all stirred up at the bold def of the
French champion, Cazeaux, who has
challenged jenkins to a mixed contest
of Graeco-Roman and catch-as-catch-
can wrestling. Jenkins has not wrestled
in public i'm a long while, but has been
keeping in good shape, and says he is
ready at a days notice to tackle the
best in the game.
'CazeauX, who is conceded to be the
best man in France, has been wrestling
all conner in Canada and The West. He
has won all matches in which he has
entered, but has never appeared in the
East. and is very anxious to show New
Workers. what he is worth on the mat.
The managers of both men will meet
today to try and arrange the match,
and, as both men are willing to wrestle,
the details shonld be speedily fixed.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-01
CLUB MANAGERS
SAY 1908 TEAMS
ARE FASTEST YET
Smith, Casey and BuCkenberger
Declare League Is at Its
Top Speed Now.

Managers throughout the circuit free
L. admit that the present aggregation
OF clubs in the Eastern League are
stronger than at any time in the his
tory of the organization. The league
this ear composed of so man, former
major league stars, is not far behind
the big show for speed. Manager
Smith, of Buffalo; Buckenberger, of
Rochester, and Jimmy Casey, of Mon
treal, declare that the league is GER
tainly faster by a great ways than it
was ten years ago.
All three were in the circuit about
that time, Smith playing with Roch-
ester when Buckenberger was manag-
ms the team, and Jimmy Casey was
eating things up around third base for
the Torontos.
Casey declares that lie doesn't see
much difference in the speed of this
league and the National League clubs.
Jimmy ought to know II any one does.
Smith declares that the present Buff
falo~ team is much faster chan the
Giants were when he was a member of
them. Well, Buckenberger has been
trying to gauge the proper speed of the
league since he went to Rochester
from Boston, three years ago.
This year Rochester is made up of
an outfit that on paper ought to hold
it, own with some of the second Ii
vision National League clubs, besides
cutting quite a figure on our own cir
cult. They will play tomorrow afternoon
against the Tigers. While Manager
S~tallings is hopeful of obtaining an
even break in the series, he is far from
~sanguine, as he has not been able to
get the men he is after as yet.
Managers %Stallings and Buckenberger
held a consultation his morning and
decided to call off this afternoons game
and play 1t next Tuesday, which is an
open date, Ladies' day will be next
Monday instead of today.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-01
TO BOOM OCTUPLE
SCULL COMPETITION

To introduce octuple SOULS rowing
among the colleges of the country is to
be one of the serious efforts of the
American Rowing Association. The
stewards hope to have at least three
such Fights in competition for their an
nual regatta on the Schuylkill River at
Philadelphia, May 20. To date the Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania is the only col
lege that has developed this style of
rowing. Coach Ward intends to turn
out another such eight this year. In
previous years the Quakers have been
obliged to secure their opponents for
this race from club crews, but this year
the stewards hope to have one or more
big universities enter octuple souls
crews.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-01
TWO MORE PUGILISTIC
LEMONS SEEN in IRELAND
Bill SquireS and Jem Roche Had the Nerve to Ap-
pear as Fighters Yesterday Over in Dublin
and They Got Away With It--Abe Attell
Beats Tommy Sullivan-- Other Notes.

money man who has taken a fancy TO
DOMINIC the gloves with professionals.
If Bob and Tony meet 1 wonder where
they will get any money from. Of
course Biddle doesn't banker after the
filthy stuff, but this cannot be said of
Fitz. He is still looking for ways and
means to increase his bank roll. and
il the Quakertown society folks have
any idea that Fitz will hook III in n
fight just for fun they will find them
selves basely deceived. For the life of
me 1 can't solve why this Biddle chap
wants to get into the fighting game.
If he is doing it for notoriety's sake
then we'll and good, for that is his bust
ness, but if he expects to make a lame
for himself in the fighting game oy
meeting such men as O'Brien and Fitz-
simmons, then he would better to get
on a fish wagon and blow his trumpet
through a fish horn. He would find it
much easier.