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Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-27
New York Mining Stocks.
JEW YORK, Sept. 26.-Closing quotations
mining atncks were - faIlnm-s.
OMAHA GENERAL MARKETS.
Condition OF Trade ana Quotations ON
staple and Fancy Produce,

no. ! delivered to
.uG rs sS SsSe' tubs NS. 5 j in SdI t N so-i zso' t5 No.
Carload car SH' Its, IN 2i i4tD: No. 2. in zi Sari S0; i iot 80
lsgiShe; country. fancy tubs. lie: COM
EGGS Fresh candled, 1sc per dozen.
CHEEsE-Finest Wisconsin full cream,
isc; &fiay ta1hS : q IN hoop Hm f5lse; daisies i s H = p
half case, l3%c; half dozen bricks, lac. No
after October.
granulated. BLOC; cubes. 6.6Oc; powdered
BEEF cUTs+No. 1 rib. 17hc; No. 2 rib,
loin, 12c; No, 8 loin, sac; No. / chuck, 5jkc:
No. 2 chuck, &c; No. 3 chuck. &c; No. /
round, SIC; No. 9 round, &C.; No. 8 round,
S7sei 10 4 piate' Shc; No. plate 4lsc; No.
DRESSED PoULTRY-squabs. s2a
VEGETABLES - Gallery. Michigan. Der
doz.; Sc. Beans. new wax and spring, one
third bu basket, 800; navy. per bu, No. /,
go; lima. enc per ib. Cabbage. &c per Id.
per +basket crate, SOC. WatermeIons, Esd
voc. Cantalopes, California. S2.SO@2.oO per
S Seps' pe A1 Soa' SOc. P S1,o SSa' s tGG; Suc ~
per crate; Texas yellow. A.M per crate.
Mushrooms, cultivated. per h., 60c. Let
suce. per doz.' Csc. Peppers. southern. 81
FRESH FRUITS-Apples. 81 75RS.OO per
bu. box. Lemons, $4.6CG5.OQ. oranges, AOo
goo; Bananas. &C per ID. Flums. S.& per
per Dog; Texas. 4-b4sket crate. &@7Oc.
Pears: M.bO per 4-basket crate. Rlackber-
ries, 500 per crate. Raspberries, 400 per
crate. Cherries, 2.5. C~urrants, 800 per
crate; Gooseperries, $500 per crate.
LIVE POULTRY-Hens; &c; springs, 1Shc;
ROSTERS, Sc; ducks, young, &c; old. 71kc;
geese &c; turkeys. lac; pigeons. zoe PEI
dozen; squads, 500 per dozen.
DRIED FRUITS-Raisins, loose Muscatel,
61soi fancy seeded, lib. carton, loo. Cur
rants, unclaimed, 6hc; cleaned, Sc; carton.
sc per ID. Prunes, !Oq6Oc per sack; 7hc
per ID - prtcots, 2-lb. BOXES. Sc per ID.
Peache 'alifornia choice, &C.; fancy boxes.
lo per %. Pears. California, lie. Dates.
Persian, SIC. Figs, layers. choice, 10kc.
Cltron. l1I2Oc. Lemon peel, 1Sc. Orange
peel, 13c.
FIsH-HaIibut. &c; trout. lie: pickerel. Ito;
pike, l4ci bullheads. skinned and dressed,
lSc; white perch, Sc; white bass, tic; black
bass, 26c; erappies, 16c; white fish, 1So;
RED snapper, l4ci founders. l2c; mackerel,
lIc; Goldfish, fresh frozen. 13c; shad roe, Bc;
smelts. lSe; frog legs, 46c; green sea turtle
meat, Sc catfish, Ice; eel, per h., lSc.
HlDES-Quotations by ]. s. Smith & Co:
Green sailed No. !, l0c; No. :. &c; bull
hides. No. !, Sc; No. 2, &c; horse hides,
500; sheep pelts. 25c to H.50; dry pelts. l0c
TO l2c per lb.; dry flint butcher hides. l3c;
dry fallen hides. lie: dry sailed hides. &c.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-27

@1ejk; No. 2 northern. tLO2HQ102is: Sep
tembef. n0iA; December, sos. May,
SLWNk.
BRAN-In bulk. HsOo.
FLOUR-Steady first patents. S.b0590;
second patents, 5000. rs; first clears, $40
dA0o second clears, S.5Q08.6.
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Cash quotations we're as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR-Ftrm; winter patents. SLl5d47 "a.
stralghts' Ss0a460; clears, $S6Oq3.SO; spring
bakers, $e.S5q4.l0. ~
WHEAr->u ) spring, sScas1.O7; No. ?
Nkc. INV o'~
oATs-No. 8 white. 5OIsc.
RYE-No. 2, 76Q761sc,
BAhLEY-Fair 20 choice mailing, 5sd6le.
SEEDS-FlaX, No. 1, S.l4lk@l. 23: No. /
northwestern, t.24A. Timothy, prime, S.l5
CO. clover, contract grades, 500.
fkOVlSIONS-Short ribs. sides Qoose).
@'62hQl0O0 Mess pork. per bbI. SI5 2ST
l5.S1h. Lard, per 100 lbs. $40. Is. Short clear
sides (boxed), $40. 25qlO.b0.
of flour and grain:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-27

SlDVER-Bar quiet at 23Ad per ounce.
MONEY! per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market
'or short bills Is Ia per cent; for three
months bills, III per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-27

York for the week ending September 20
were valued at SIC, S91 "a. Imlorts OF specie
were SOL gS silver and S1f0.e09 gold. Exports
gold.
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Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
DISTINCT

The weather is decidedly colder west OF
the Missouri RIVER. Good rains have falLer
in the western portion of the corn and
wheat region.
Z. A. WELSH. Local Eorecastnr
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-27
Wool MarLet.

ST, LOUIS. Sept. 26.-WoOL-Firm;
medium grades, combing and clothing. I6
q2Oct light fine. 16 Q16h &C; heavy fine.
IL Ql3c; tub washed, 20@2ie.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-27
Duluth Grain Market.

DULUTH. Sept 96.-WHEAT-No. l
northern. $lO4H; No. . northern, Sl.Ol7A;
september, Sl0Ss; December, $l.O2B; May,
OATS-l7Ac.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-27
Articles Open. High. Low. Cioss.I Yes'y.
Omnhn unan rrfcon.

..WHTAT-No. 2 hard, aQ9ec; No. . hard,
9349fkc; No. 4 hard. 8aq93c; No. 8 spring.
$4,000; no grade, S6c.
CORNING. 2 ESc; No. 3, 7Sc: No. yell
low, 7Sg73hc; No. 2 white. 74Q74Ac; No. 3
white, 7+074kc.
oATs-No. 3 yellow, 4sH@46%c; No.
yellow, .ShQ46hc; No. 3 white, 46%@47c;
No. 4 white, 46kc.
RYE-No. 2 73974c; No. 3, n@73c.
BARLEY-No. 8, CSC; No. 4, 64Mc.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-27

On me Produce exchange today the but
YET market was firm; Igd24c:
Haltles' l.q2oc. Eggs, firm; at mark, cases
moluded' l6glse; firsts, PC; prime firsts, &c.
cheese, firm; l2laal3hc.
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stnrh In ainht-

Cordova,. 9hQl2ikc.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-27
hank C~Iearings.
Monday

OMAHA, Sept. 26.-Bank clearings for to-
day were SI,G5l 50S.& and for the CORES
ponding date last year s1,sss.5SS.SS.
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and speeIe

ul,6Se, 1OS.n 81, 73, lT9. "a
Increase over the corresponding week last
year. 1886 .529.47.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-27

BOSTON, Sept. 9.-Money, call loans La
per cent; time loans. 2a4h per cent.
'losing quotations on stocks and BOMBS
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-27

minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. 26-WHEAT-No
HARD noSA@l.o6A; No. / northerus N.OtX
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-27

NEW YORK. Sept. 26-Imports Of mer-
chRndise and drv goods at the port OF New
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-27
kansas City Grnin and Provisions.

KANSAS CITY, Sept, 2G-WHEAT-Un-
changed 70 lie lower; September, 9Isc; De-
ccmber Sac; May, $3.50; cash, No. 9 hard,
s3Fcqsl .001e; No. 3 hard, 9lqs71Rc; No. Z
red, A,04Ql. O6; No. 3 red. A.OlQi.@.
Der, i3Ac; December, tS7Ac; Nav. 595c:
cash, No. 2 mixed, FAC; No. 8 mixed, ~
Ql2&c; No. 2 white, HAd75c; No. 3 white,
i4lac.
oATs-Unehanged; No. . white, 4saEsc;
No. 2 mixed, f7q4Sc.
RYE-7Sc.
HAH-Easy; choice timothy, S9.JOalO. 90;
choice prairie, SS.25dS.50
stock, 1910.
receipts, lSc.
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Open. High.I Low. Clos

Boost your business with Bee Want Ads.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-27
ate. 1908. l90. 1907 lIyd5. 1884. 1895. 1852.
SUNDAY.

The official number Of cars OF stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle HOES Hnrsan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-29

not picked out. or new dihtufhcra
aruar ~ fast a. vacancies xere ere
ated Then came n bright thought
Ia hire q man who would. b. bis
own good humor. cheeffulnrsa aud
tact, keep peace la thn family.
Therefore Cheerful Hiek" waH
aisned. lie - probably the MOST
paunlar ball player. among his fei.
lows. IN the bHuinena tie IL alsnYn
aympashetic. kind hearted. good na.
urrd cheerful. lie IL = born on.
fimisl and natural pssoe pfoduc.
er Hs rioilles 40 suihy and dia.
contrnted members Of the team.
sc ialks good sense. aud II always
listened 10
tiicl mans only active duties thus
far have been % do the coaching IT
third base There be stands. al
the time the Naps are ~ the bat
His cuoi head makes him valuable
az that Izaat
Hut Il ia bis sork on the bench.
ia the hntsia. around Among tho
playrra thnt counts The expert.
msnt il being watched Nith the
greatest Interest b. snmura aud
kiifofl. and b. Manager aiuie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-29

Known took a pass aud spencer hit.
scoring Fitzgerald n0de iirinkgf
hattcd Cor Csllff aud lined out
pretty double. scoring hrowu and
Spencer. With anlt one out thiuxa
looked bad Moarc made e hit. and
Cos took Welch'a place on the
pitching mound Van hnren knock
ed a high one. which VAS caught bf
stanley. and strelb ended the
agpny with an tnfield tap. forcing
Moore at second
Tire Classy Act.
Then came the real classy act 81
the day Jack Hickey went In 70
finish the game FOR Aberdeen and
he promptly proceeded to giNn
sexru bases on balls QuiEiey Was
caught AT second and stanley wa
thrown nut an PLAY which forced
him 20 run for home Kenneth flew
out To rtkhtfiela In the meantime
SIX runs had hsssn forced over the
plate and so tar az the expressions
OF the audience could BE taken a. a
criterion. Jacks twlglias Was voted
The bowling aueecaa Of the seasan
tt Is a record which has no eoua.
terpart In local baseball annals. aud
which viii probably never be dupil
Gated Even Hickey enthused a.
his own show The harder he tried
% split the plate thu more pro.
nouneed were the slid ones
Ioeals' Good Battling.
Outside OF the aouthpaw.s rolnu.
tary offering. the locals Rcfa en-
titled TO the game on their batting
alone -Four singles. two double
haEgera ard a home run .Httoued
thu batting averages Of pa's pets.
aud With a couple u errors witch
came at critical moments. should
have been enough To win frum the
sea shore feiihes. Ross lifted a
beauty over the rikhttield fence for
a homer.
Callff seemed to bs afraid Of big
Ffisk. foF the elongated fielder
drew three passes aud made = run
GA an error 81 Brown. Who threw
The ball into the bleaeheFa. alluw
Ing two runs a. scoro ia the
seventh Bsnnett came through
With two hits and drcN two passes
In five times up Quigiey and Friak
each made three runs Ross had
tao 90 his credit. and Bennett.
Hammond. Castil and Coy each
turned the trick Tor one
Cahill grabbed long nv in
sensational manner and Wcnt after
everything in sight without
fooxie The same teams ara PLAY
iuK this afternoon. Starkell will do
the twirIiuE for Aberdeen and Coy
Viii occupy the mound foF the
locals
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-29


CLEVELAND. April gg-Why
dtd the Cleveland American ieGgne
baseball club sign Charley rilel
man. and Why - be belug carried
on the pay roth
It's NOS because hc IL 4 Fond hii
ter fhafieK's batting eye has hean
q irifle dim for the past tso o.
THREE aeaNnns Nor - II because
he IL great flelsiru ile never
Saa Neither in the iafield not Tie
oHineld has he ever really ahuss
Hickman has an ahsniststy
unique iob tn baseball. which
might be called sond fellow
The Cleveland club has hesai
troubled fuf several seasons tra 81
b internal strife and dtsseusdnni
Always made up Of star piayefs. h
has failed coaalsisntlf On the vi
ming IT pennanta The aUneft
Somsrs and kiifofi. finally deClafsi
that pnraiatent ~ feeling hefsess,
members Of the team had a Eossi
deal 90 30 Nith itz lack Of Elrcest
They tried getting I'D Of tbr uab
posed dIstathsrn This dHu D.
snsd Either tho right men seSn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-29
H u R |. I: Y
COMES
HERE:
Seattle Gets the Snappy
Little Player for
This Season.

"seranpya nfu Hurley formerly
fret saekcr FOR the Seattle team.
aud later mauaser 81 the Vancouver
nine but this SEASON attempting Ia
play With Honest John McCioa.
KEYS st Louis Nationals. nov be
longs Ca the Seattle club Special
dispatches from the east state that
the national commission has rceog
nired VanCauter'u claims tn Hurley.
and a. nuKaRle carlY ln che season
traded Outfielder Shipp 90 the Can.
ucta fur the chance Of getting
Hurley on hts pay roll. the bolster.
ous first basemau viii noA lfs com
pslled Ia report Ia the local base
hall maFnafe.
Hurley was with Vancouver Tor
tNu months last season. nlanRsinE
the team after Con Struthera lost
his sob rats season. although held
under reserve b. Vancouver Hurley
algued With MeCluakey. and went
au the spring training trip With
the majors Hurley refused 70 come
back 10 Vancouver When ordered 10
do - by Dickson. aud the matter
VAS taken up with the commission
through President Lucas,
Hln Is a dandy nllaruund player
aud IL therr With the awata. lie
VAS a favnrta Ia the eaglf DAYS
uith the local team in the North.
Western League. aud even u bag
dale finds be has no place Toe him
the lucal magnatr can undoubtedly
trade tho hos % good advantage
before the spHauu h very old
With schoiield back In the game
II ls not ikrls that thefe Nili b.
any position Tor lllll IN the infsaid
Hammond has been awaItinE the
ball hard and covering ever thinK
Within a mile 81 thied. Dudley per
formed perfectly yesterday al short
she team could not set along with.
out Bennett at SECOND. ard QuiEles
Mas all To the good At first yeaicu
daY. Hurley can b. used As a uiil
as man until nuEdale makes a final
dlapnstfiou % him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-29
Ssniars, Sephsnofes and
Juniors in Scramble
Tor the HOnOrs.
Difference Between the
Only One POini---Tnes
Freshies Almost Left.

In an interesting track meet yes.
teFday bstwoen the four classes
Of The Washington high school ut
the university. the senior class won
by one point over the Juniors who
were one point only ahead of the
Sophomore The freshmen acre
entirely neglected ~ they only won
two points aud these ON thirds.
Charles Mullen. the track cap
tain. aesin wou the Cos medal In
the 4foYard run. or quarter mile.
aud thus gives himself the same
record a. all Of the previous hold.
ern of the medal The track Was
very nofI and Mullen WAS not In
the best shape aud therefore ran
poor time only making - g sec.
onda la this event
The heavy point winner 81 the
meet Was lester Wilson who Vas
doing stunts for the Junior class.
OF the 81 points won b. his
class be Won - Wilson Was
entered IN nearly every event and
son four fIrata and one second
There were host 81 nes men
out and these show ed up Ia good
shape although no very good rec
otdH were made None Of The
events Hga Sensational enough TO
cause very much enthusiasm. but
nevertheless. the meet served NJ.
purpose and that was % get men
cot for the intefHrholaAiic meets
The bosi man 81 tho mes men vas
Crawford Warren. who pushed Mui.
len very AKEfeEslYeiY H. the quar-.
ter for the Coe medal warren IL
rood man aud will be a star aa
be has good material IN him
Coach Lewis Expressed himself
arli pleased Nth the meet aa he
expects a. get nome good timber out
81 the 20 men that were out yesfcr.
day Summary Of the meet ia a.
folluaas
sgoRE
bauHass -..=...... ..................sa
.ssttstt ssttHs +sssssssse
fa ..s#tsstt etssftssss-ssstta
Ff'asstnHA sH #sss H#HssH#Fa sH :
The ~ammary
- Fara lash zee - Malisa Csara
aH1 szraut. Nafrsa shira Tlms sse-
s.aaffsf ruIis 90. uss-fsi 49, -. \,
Aaiisn. waffsa -saaHa. clsgtas thira
TLmHH SEA-
isa ssrd Ssh huras. uas ~ L WI.
sHn ttass~ ssfeaa TINE ~ Sc
ace safd assa. see - mfa. cssrs-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-29

NEW YORK. April - Jim Stew.
at H. not hie real name he va
compelled % assume II on account
81 his parents. highly respected res
ldenta of brooklyn. Who would BE-
greatly shocked II thef were aware
tfsat their san Nas achieving ring
iaufeln
Stewart has met and defeated
some Of the best heag3Neirhfa in
the East. aud has A. consecutive
knockouta % hts credit None Of
his opponents we're topAolehefa.
bot ali we're good men
THIS yeuuKatef viii not attain bic
majority until next july lie stands
9 feet ia inches in bta boxing
shoes. weighs tps pound ln nrhi
luE condition. and has b reach OF
76a, inches Billy Elmer his man.
aEar. KaYa that In . seaf % Two,
when be IL fully developed. he
weight piii probably b. - pounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-29

aud thai Il Eill then be tina a..
- 20 after biz zame
stewart not Only possa.,,.
Dh1 ique and courage rhles :. =
make up firsf-class ngbfe.
haa also that cunning vhies i /. I
saasntiai and which 20 t. ~,
neu have la hts iast Bon =.
JACK Bonner The latter -.
him down in fhs third rsass !.
stead 81 jumping 20 hia ieet -.
diutelt be- took The fun lln, ~
b. DID get up ne Vas a. 80 s j.
new
r. the fifth round he lsss.i
iioHners fibs Eiih such lo,s, =
Bonner was not only knoeiss =
bat bad 10 be- sent 10 . hosslls
stewarta next ogpsnert -
TONY Roas the hard hiiiinx H..
This sill BE- q sinfouud "a -
the auspices q The IoagafrIf
Nar 3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-29

nas r-eara rfan fhira Tirne 81 fat
Hatf fHtis zoe 81 I. HiiHHn HfAfH
aeff.rH ALsfarfH fN8HH fiHsH 40 -
$50 HfarH hast 900 o. NasFuHH Is
saasna usaan fhEFa fiusr - 80
EreH#afa hHHl - Hnn ~ = NNest.
rafba asaanI ffs ttard There
MiIe woe - ffHsNan sfeta aRkeHa
fIHI fHIfh GIms ta
Fafs gaaH SECS - Re- tslHHHEsf OIL
s-Hand aasfsfsru fhtHa Height Tel
- iH# sos
f.aund shat nat Haa ~ e. HlsaH
Fasssn ssasua fsaften fhlrd u5staaar.
Es fraE iHF hHs
MA Iafap sga ~ Haiel Fsi1lsr -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-29
Hickey Had All Kinds sl
Spasnis, Which We're
the Locals Meat.
Fireworks Popped in The
Eighth, and Then II
Was All Over.

How 50 stu a game without any
hits was the title 81 an Interesting
lecture Tn one short spasm deliv
erred hy Jack Hickey, Aberdeen s
side heel tWirlef. AZ Dugdale =
park Yesterday Tho loeal leaguefs
and a couple ct thousand wildly en-.
ghuslastlc fans enjoyed the prolnc
lion ~ the utmost The affair Was
4 delicious sucecss and 81 the con
elnslon ~ the entertainment the
spectators voted unanimously O.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-29

aad claftea fhirs usisat 49,,
8H.Hra
nfnsf iuHn We hf wssr-. ~.
s~CFf1 frIsf fhlfa Drsnea +, -
iEafaa
nafnassr thFaH ser - pas.. a.
- - Hl arkaJ ihlrt hsass.s I
HsHs is I4 EHs
10 - tafae Eeu ~ cyF1s u
81 81 aaf. iiaEsr It.fz &c.. !.
feet
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rhe offleial ~s.se


sBsftsd fef Cahff in elEhth
Score b. tsalnss
uita bR Innings
eeafffa 81 -
Absf1neh ~ . -
SEMINARY - Tea base BE nrinksr
Home ruafl aas Sacrifice hI1H - Haaa
Dudley stolen base Bennett HtfHrk
- HfHheH EaHra un haifa@ftM VI eieh
or gaHff . nn Hickey wiz
uifr8 fitaGe# Passed haiiaaaataniNE. d +.
Spencer. uuuhfs uiaf=Nau buren, luu-
assist ed Left un hasrs@ssafffa. -
a lnfHsans STE bits and three runs aff
Wrieh In "a fHniHEs. 20 hffs and no
runs of coy iu Us innings hlts ard
rBna of esiff 10 inuinEu 90 hits
and runs of Hickey IN , inning Ums
urr. Black Iifus - same o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-29

prevail ~ the act which hn~ not
been billed for the afte9
noon. no the ice cream aud es~t
was cut out
Fireworks staet.
The striking feature af the pro
cram came IN the eighth Inning
Teas inning opcued With the score
& VI . In favor Of Seattle, Mahou
started the session with a cloan hit
and was cut of q second when
fitlgcrald dumped an iufleid hit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-29
NoarHwn-TEHN LEAGUE.


VANrorEEn - e April 20 Butte
took the first game Yesterday. 3 o.
al 81
Huffa .4.......-4... ...........4s o.
Vancouver ....a.... ............I
Batteries KrIetr and Rsmusla. Arbo-
zaat and Dell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-29

Jack Hickey Just fell a little SHY
OF walking the whole Seattle team
yesterday. The fans took an un.
holy delight To Ioshing the former
seattle twirisrs efforts TO locate
the plate Jack had better be- care
ful Of his meal ticket for the next
few days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-29

~ philadelphia Washington e Phil
naaiu hia
A. Now EuFk-Haw York Boston
~ Cleveland Cleveland ~ Detroit 6
A. - Louis Louis {. chicago a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-29
POLICE STOP FIGHT
fBy uni,.s peso

Abr NHttea FfsHasl
NEW YORK. April - The %.
lice last night prevented the SEIZED
uisd ten round boxing bout between
Tern McOuvvfn and johnny Sum.
mers. of England. ~ the Old nruad
way Athletic olnb
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-29

Tha batting list Is nov eel pro
portioned aud the boys lineup
makes u safe bet that thlnka
Will BE- bidding Fisht through the
opening session Of ali the games
When Bsan.tt falls 20 get a hit
lie almost certain that there are
no hila coming.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-29

Fleet viii be at Puget Sound
Navy Yard 3 more days before
leaving for Frisco. Take boats Of
pier 2. Ten round trips daily. soc
round trip. 'sa
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The amateur billiard champion.
ship tourney opened TO-DAY In tho
concert hall Of the Lledcrkranz
club In New York. Luclon DE
Role. Of Paris. IL favorite among
the entries.
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20 Sc sATrlEsnIPs.-

Fleet will be- at Puget Sound
Navy Yard } more days before
leaving for Frisco Take boats ut
pier 2 Ten round trips daily Sos
rpund tIip .st
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have the entertainment repeated a.
often a. Manager bob hruwu would
stand Tor the gaff score. = 70 :.
There vas some complaint that
refreshments we're not served after
the regular program Vas complet
ed. bat the management had not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-29

Talking about the hittlhE Md.
that Pug iieuusit IL rvftainif land.
ing some on the ball these days
-Four hits Monday aud tNo yestef.
daf. sandSich..d In with tso free
passes helped materially IN making
runs II The cap keeps up that
lick " will make same Of the other
aluxKeta so some tu head him off
IN The batting average ~ the cnd
of the season.
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sPoRToeRAMs

PADDY weleh pitched swell hall
up TO The seventh inning yeetcf.
day He bad the champion iiiaek
Cats at HIS mercy and theY eauid
not hit him safe Then Paddy s
DOPE ran ont and ts~f~ e. no tell.
ms where the slaughter would
have ended had not Cor been sent
ia 80 lil the breach
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Great interest has been aroused
over the triangular track meet next
Saturday between the two local
high schools and the Tacoma high
school sophomores and freshmen.
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Soldier Myers is aaw playing
on the bench The rabbit. as he
has come to bo known. may brace
up after = rest and eliminate some
81 that aid throwing which has
been the onlf objectionable feature
In hiH games so far.
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TOMORROW LADIES' DAY.

> Tomorrow e Ladies' day ~ /.
. the bell park. and Manager ,
> Durdaie issues = cordial invita-.
. liou for all The fair fans ca ,
= tend The Aberdeen bunch ,
. should b. rested up after their /,
. TIP from spokane. and with ,
. the oealn playing ginEer ball
. II ought "a BIZ = fast game
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Everett dog men are enthusiastic
over the coming kennel show which
will be held IN the city Of Smoke
stacks.
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George Freidllne. Dugdaio'a
pitching find from the wilds OF
North Dakota. Will probably rake
hts appearance At one Of the games
during the last Of the week Dug
does not want 10 go too strong on
the "con" talk. but has IL doped
out that this Freldline boy is go.
Ing 10 make good strong.
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". 9. Navy Yard Route Steamer
aontieslle leaves Flyer dock O. 10
and o. 20 q. m. !. 20 ana -. ~. -.
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TO SEE BATTLEsHlPs.s

At Boston Msu YORK Y Boston
- nroosiyn- Philadelphia 8. Brook
iYn
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I'd Hickey IL attn out % the
game and bis recovery may be
Slow with both Hickey and Scho.
field missing the local lineup il
somewhat dtsarfauEed.
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The Optlmos slipped something
over TO the Port Orchard aggreRa.
ton on Sunday. winning a game
BY a score OF . to 2
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rheumatism Is greatly relieved
b. Soap Lake salts AL druggists
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At. =, Oakland y.''srd.y-ror'land T.