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Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-16
EASTERN

Entire Thaw family tainted with in
sanity, according to testimony intro
duced by defense in famous murder
trial in New York.
President Roosevelt outlines duties
of great war fleet, saying its mission
is to protect peace from aggression and
oppression.
Trial of Banker John r. Walsh in
Chicago is nearing close.
George B. Cortelyou, secretary of the
treasury, offered presidency of Knick-
erbocker Trust company of New York.
Bill introduced in congress provides
for establishment of great federal bank
in Washington.
One hundred and sixty-five bodies
taken from ruins of theater in Boyer
town, Pa.
Danger of moving picture machines
in theaters is pointed out by fire de-
partment officials of New York.
Changes in AIdrich currency bill dis
cussed in congress.
Hundreds of unemployed in New
York are arrested and Jailed as vag-
rants.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-16

PARIS, Jan. l5.-The Augustinian nuns
todav departed from the municipal Hos-
nital where the order has furnished the
nurses for generations. There was little
disorder and only three arrests were
made.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-16
Guard Homes Of Eoreianers

by Assocluteu FIess-
RABAT. Morocco, Jan. 15.-The army
under Gen. Bagdan, commander In chief
for the sultan, Add El Aziz entered this
port today The houses of the foreign
residents are being guarded.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-16
Kentucky Election DeadIocked

BY Associated Presa
FRANKFORT. KY, Jan. 15.-The sena-
torlal situation has changed little since
yesterday. except that the anti-Beckham
Democrats seem to be more solidly
against him than ever. The vote today
stood: Beckham &C, Bradley GA, scatter
ing g.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-16
SUMMARY OF THE News
FORECAST

For Los Angeles and Vicinity:
Fair Thursday; light northeast
winds, changing to west. Maximum
temperature yesterday, e5 degrees;
minimum, az degrees.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-16
Vessels Captain Dies

BY AssocIHIeu E-IVH1'
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 15.--Captain
E, M. Olson, master Of the steamer
Grace Dollar, dice on board his vessel
today of heart disease.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-16
Five Drown While Skating

BY Associated Fresa
CONNELLsvII.LE Pa, Jan. 15.--Ffve
persons We're drowned tonight while
skating on the Jimtown reservoir near
here.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-16
FOREIGN

Officers and men of American battle
ship fleet are feted at Rio de Janeiro
Announcement made at Toxic that
Japan and Canada have reached an
agreement on the subject of immigra-
tion.
Changes in Japanese cabinet misin-
terpreted abroad, according to dis
patches from Toxic.
French nuns leave hospital where for
years they have acted as nurses.
General Stoessel, accused of coward
ice in surrendering Port Arthur to the
Japanese, probably will be convicted.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-16

w. j. Bartnett. accused of being re-
sponsible for disappearance of Cotton
certificates, blames bank in which they
were deposited.
Gentlemanly bandit holds up stage near
Uklah, but returns part of money taken
from driver.
San Diego seeks big harbor appropria-
tioa from the state.
Secret service agents arrest gang of
counterfeiters at Napa.
state receives large sum from hos
pitals for the insane
Prosecutor Heney again resorts to i'm
munity bath in the Oregon land fraud
cases.
Water selling for IS barrel in new
mining camp in San Bernardino county.
Legislature of Nevada, now in session,
will ask that federal troops be retained
in the state.
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Excursions to Pacific Coast.
Daily June lst., to Septem Der 18th
Ask agents for particulars.

w. r. Ward, of Dyersburg,
Tenn, writes: "This is to certify
that | have used Foley's Orino
Laxative for chronic constipation,
and it has proven without a doubt
to be thorough practical rem
edy for this trouble, nd it is with
pleasure | offer my conscientious
reference. Ritter Bros. and all
Druggists.
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"NOiJ tCdDe me, please temDt I'm her
Your presence sick steady ewes ST.
ems me-" ~,
without a word he skunk out Of the
room and out of her life.
Phelan. agog with eagerness for the
coming struggle in the aldermanic
chamber. hustled past through the cor
ridor. The alderman had many duties
today, and as the performance of each
brought him nearer to his longed for
revenge on Horrlgan he was positively
beaming with righteous bliss. Dallas
caught sight Of him.
alderman. she called family.
Phelan halted. still in haste to fulfli
his mission.
''Could-could see MIR. Bennett?"
she asked. new timidity Transforming
her rich voice. do you know where l
can find himy'
rs 1t Important? He's pretty busy"
Very importantw she pleaded. II
must see him at once"
"I'll look him up" agreed Phelan,
"but warn you he's too busy to see
you Just yet. S'pOse you let me take
you back to the meetin'? Our bills
comm up in few minutes now. an
you don't want to miss 1t. Then I'll
scare up his honor for you as soon as
he's got spare minute an bring you
back here to him. Sorry to keep you
waitin'," he went on as they started
toward the council chamber, "but be-
fore this sessions over all sorts of
things Is due to explode, an we amt
hardly at the beslnnin' of the excite
ment yet. We're goin' to make
Fourth Of July celebration in II giant
powder fact'ry look like Il deaf mute
fun'ra by the time were done"
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ous side OF anythingy We shall be
.penniless and dependent on
Fear thou not. sister miner de-
clared Perry In his best melodramatic
manner. "Paupers. sayest thou? Far
be II so! Little Brother Perry will
guard thee from the cold shivery
swats Of a wintry wind. Maybe we
can sell violets or start fight club
orr
"Don't!" she urged, Jared by his dip
pancy. You don't understand. r.
"As for that story Of his honor's sell
in stock short and maxim pile Of
cash on his own veto.. put In Phelan
genuinely worried. "Horrigan's looked
It up an got enough facts to make him
think he can prove It. He's goin' to
make Williams tell the whole story to
the aldermen tonight. It's lie. Of
course, but It'll hurt his honor lot.
an the worst Of 1t Is Bennett refuses
to deny It."
HE does. eh?" remarked Perry.
Then I'll do some. talking about it.
I'll have to fracture a promise I made
Alwyn, but guess it's worth while"
"What do you meany queried Dallas
In wonder.
II mean Bennett lent me the money
to sell enough stock short to make up
for what you and would lose II the
bill was quashed. and he gave me a
letter to his own broker. We carried It
through. and now you and stand pat
to win whichever way the cat jumps
We're on velvet. thanks to Alwyn.
"He did this for us" gasped Dallas
In amaze. But why didn't you tell
me? why did you let me misjudge
him?"
He made me promise not to let you
know thing about II. and
Say. youngster." broke In Phelan.
tingling with excitement. "you come
chasin' along with me into the alder
mems meetin'. I'll have you get up
there an tell what you know. tn
knock that lie of williams and Horri-
gan's so high It'll forget to hit groun'
again. Come on. son! There's sure
liable to be hot doin's In the meetin' In
about eleven seconds Come alongw
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Then tagged the battle Its repose.
OF Wills, both men And then
standing mottonless. waged the bat
tie Of wills. both men standing mo.
tionless, tense, vibrant with dynamic
force.
Slowly, little by little. Horrigan's
eyes dropped. He moved awkwardly
to one side from his position in front
OF the door and Bennett, without so
much as backward look. passed out
The boss. like man i'm a daze, sank
heavily into chair and gaZed straight
ahead of him, his usually red face
gray and pasty.
But he was not to enjoy even the
scant boon of solitude From the ante
room Gibbs strolled in.
They're going over some unimpor-
tant preliminary business" remarked
the broker, $50 came out for breath
OF fresh air, How are things golng?"
We're beat" grunted Horrigan, not
looking up.
Beat" screamed Gibbs, ashen and
inert ut the news. "You don't mean
II! You can't mean 1t! Great heavenw
The sight Of the others cowardly
emotion seemed to rouse Horrigan
from his apathy.
III can stand it, you cam he snarl.
ed. "You only lose your percentage
on the deal, while r.
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CHATTER XIV.

Y WILLIAMS entered with Rob
IA I erts In tow. The latter wore
wv baggard. troubled look. and
his natural nervousness had
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-06-24
The edvesdropper.

IHe euUesuTOppeT.
II you cross my path again I'll treat
you ten thousand times worse than
when ! thrashed you in that football
game. That's ALL"
Bennett. restraining his wrath with
a mighty effort, turned on his heel and
strobe Off into the corridor. leaving
Gibbs staring after him in dumb, i'm
potent despair.
When the broker had recovered him
self sufficiently to start from the room
Dallas Wainwright stood before him.
barring the exit. Her face was dead
white. her big dark eyes ablaze
Watt" she commanded II must
speak to you-for the last time"
"Dallas!' gasped the desperate man.
his drawn face turning positively vel
low. You were-yOu-you heard?"
"Mr. Bennett just now called you
the foulest cur In all the world" said
Dallas. her voice scarcely louder than
a whisper yet every syllable singing
as n whiplash. HE put 1t too mildly"
But, sweetheart
Miss Wainwright please. heard
you offer to sell me to him In exchange
for his conscience. II my own brother
had told me such thing ! would not
have believed him, but myself heard
1t. And heard his splendid ans ver"
but, you know. was joking. That
II was just trick to-
Just such trick that made me
promise to be your wife, Yes hut
this time you had to do with a man
a man In a million--not with poor.
credulous little idiot like me. And he
answered you as | should have an
swered you had my eyes been opened
In time ~
Dallas groaned Gibbs. "for heav-
ems sake don't look at me like that.
] can't bear II! love you! And r.
"And ] in my criminal folly prom
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.,,rl<3 30 IOuI cur rs
you in all the
world. thought understood how ut.
terly rotten you were. but didn't be-
lieve there was man living who could
debase himself as you've just DONE"
But began Gibbs. In bewilder.
ment
Now you'll listen to me for mo-
ment," cut In Bennett. sIlencing the ip.
terruption. "You say I'm in love with
Miss Wainwright. II is true. love
her In II way dog like you could never
understand II he tried for a lifetime.
I'd give my life for one word Of love
from her. but I'd sooner 60 forever
without that word than win it by a
dishonest deed that would prove me
unworthy Of her. asked her love as a
free gift and tried to deserve 1t. She
refused, and won't try to buy what
she won't give me, especially since the
price would make me as unworthy Of
her as you yourself are"
But you take the wrong view of It.
You see. IT,
II see this much: I'll have to speak
palmer to get my view of the case into
your vile mind. II ever again you
meet me, stand out Of my way. Don't
speak to me or come where am. for
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why" went on Gibbs, emboldened
at the others seeming completeness.
suppose you give up this Borough
fight and give up BALLAST I won her
by trick. She doesn't really love me.
II Is her pride, not her heart, that made
her throw you over and accept me. 1t
II you she loves, and I've known 1t all
along, and you are in love with her."
"What then?"
"Just this" returned Gibbs. wonder
ing at Benefits quiet reception OF the
strange Offer she will marry me be-
cause she isn't the sort Of girl to 60
back on her promise. especially since
she looks ON me as sort Of high mind
ed martyr to your oppression, 80 II !
hold her to her word she will not back
down. Now. II you. even now. with
draw your opposition the Borough bill
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you don't even
know the right
man to bully"
He gaZed I'M
t1inchingly into
I h e maddened
little eyes Of
the boss. and so
for a moment
they stood-pa-
trician and pro-
letarlat-ln the
world old strug-
gle Of the two
for supremacy.
III orrigan's
face was scar
let. distorted,
m u r d erous;
Benefits pale.
cold, deadly In
TIC .n-Aaa
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ertS III low. ne iutteI Woie
wv haggard. troubled look, and
his natural nervousness had
visibly deepened. so much so that he
had not even noted Phelan's appear
ance in the corridor as he passed into
Horrigans private room.
Good evening. alderman" said Hor-
rigan civilly.
Good evening. sir answered Rob
erts palpably i'll at ease.
II understand there's full meeting
today. Even Ellis came back from
the south to he here. You're the only
man missing"
II couldn't get here sooner T.
II see That's ALL Williams. You
needn't wait. Roberts and ! want u
little talk before he goes in. Now.
then" went on the boss. with com
plete change of manner as Williams
left the room. whats the matter with
your"
IL can't'-
Cant what? Speak out. man!
Don't stand there and humble at me-
II can't vote for the Borough fran
chise bill"
cant, heyY' roared Horrigan.
"Why not?"
Observation-Disclosures fnltered Rob
erts: then. with rush of hysterical
emotion that blottcd out his fear. he
cried:
"Have you heard what that man Ben
nett has done! He organized voters
committee in my ward and sent them
to ask me Mt my own house what ! was
going to do about that bill. They had
been stirred up by Bennett till they
looked on me as a crook and on the bill
as n personal robbery. They told me
II voted for 1t they'd know ! was n
dirty thief and CRATER and that they'd
kick me out OF the ward"
well. we'll" rumbled Horrigan
soothingly. as though trying to calm II
fractions drunkard. what do you
care? When they've forgotten all
about the bill you'll still have the
dough. won't your Folks won't ask
How'd he get TT All they'll care to
know il Has he got it?'"
''That isn't air. Roberts Numbered
on. scarcely needing the interruption
"Bennett's next step was to organize
a committee of voters wives. and they
came to see my wife this morning
when was out and told her they'd
heard was going to sell myself and
vote for dishonest bill. My wife
my wife thinks I'm the sQuarest
noblest man on earth. Oh, you needn't
sneer! Her trust means everything to
me. She told the women wouldn't
stoop to any deed that wasn't honest
and they answered.: our husbands be,
lieve Mr. Roberts is crook II he is
really honest he'll vote against that
bill, as he did before Then on my
way home this noon ] met my little
boy. He was crying. asked him
what the matter was. He said that
some boys had told him was graft
er. tell you." his voice rising almost
to scream. "Bennett's made my life
hell I'm no crook. I'm honest
and
1 "Sure you're honest" Horrigan ex.
claimed. as though to cross child
Honest as the day! That's why
you're voting for our bill. SBecause the
crooked clauses have been cut ont OF
It, and in its present form it's a benefit
to the city"
THAT isn't why promised to vote
for IT," contradicted Roberts, with a
despa'ring dash OF courage. ut was
because I-because"-
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win 60 through.
L e I IT 8 o
through and I
will break my
engagement to
Dallas W al n
W ri g ht a n d
leave her free
to marry you."
You promise
thatT"
"YeS.' Cr1eO
Gibbs. elated. II
promise on my
word Of honor!
Is 1t a bar
gain 2"
Gibbs" re.
piled Al W y n
slowly. II didn't
think there was
SO foul a cur as
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las, you're not
going to throw
me over? You
AREN'T
"ScottGibbs,"
she answered
quietly, a world
OF wonde ring
scorn In her
level tones, "you
d o n OF ev en-
know how vile
a thing you are.
Now leave me,
p ca Sc. Your
presence sick
ems me-"
He tried to
speak. but some
thing of the in.
effable con.
telnDt I'm her
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ised to marry your she stormed. ~
let you kiss me. My lips are degraded
forever by that touch Of yours. let
you speak words Of love to me. broke
a brave mans heart for your worthless
sake. Oh. the shame-the horrible
shame Of 1t all! But l shall thank God
on my Bonded knees that have found
out the truth before It was too late"
TOO later he echoed In horror, his
voice rising almost to scream. "Dal-
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CHAPTER XVI.

left alone in Horri.
gan's private room. sat at the
big table, making no effort to
follow her brother and Phe-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-20
Los ANGELES

First race. five.elkhtha mile
May sutton. iis tRoaal, 8 10 Z
won. Valley stream, iO1, second
Vclma &. liz. third Time. 1901
second race. thirteen nlNteenthn
mile RoaeKai. i1s iIiurasl, IL
:. won. Col Hob. ti2. second Duke
of nfidEewater 100. third. Time.
lis.
Third race. three elghths mlle
Modena. 100 tMolntyfa), ) TO !.
won: Frank Clancy. iob. second !
Marion pelorme. 100, third. Time,
Sc.
Fourth race. one and csie six.
tecnth miles -Prrtrnnien. l09
lMasgravel. to I. won, Geo. :.
Davis, TOO. nrcnnd. Rapid Maier
ITO. third Time. it4 50.
Firth race. two miien--liiE How,
fo5 fwilliamaf. 20 1 son. Ma.
mls AlRol. i0s. second. Rip Rnp
30, third. Time. s;sa
Sixth race. soysn-elghthn mile
Phil igoe. 1903 liiaFtyl. 10 20 /
won. Homeless. 100. second. Pro
lifie. ". THIRD Time. i1s ib.
Seventh RACE. one mlie-Iomi
aus Aryl. t07 lEiuatonl. , 90 z.
won. Dredger. %. second. Toupee
loT. third Time. is1s 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-20

fsuy POUR hat of y. ~. Brooks a
Co. 1891 second Az. -"
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ATHLETES FIGHT ON MANAGER
May DISRUPT BIG ORGANIZATION

NEW york. Jan 20 Amateur
athletic circles are wrought up TO
4 hlsh pitch over the Irish Athici.
IL club Mat lialpln controversy.
which has faaulla IN the Husprn'
sion OF Hay Ewry. the world =
champion standing bread aud high
jumper. GllowinK charges by Hal.
pin.
Ever since the last olympic
games. which the American team
won handily llalpinswha managed
the team. has been hated cordially
by tho athletes Recently. when
the Olympic games committee Of
the Amateur Athletic union de-
clafed iaalpin would manare this
Years team. a protest vas filed
by the I A. g.. which refused 10
send On athlete abroad under Hal.
pins control
- heated did the argument be
come that charges we're llung risht
and left. Halpln eventually allcg
ina that Ewfy aud othrrn we're not
simon pure amateurs. Almost
syeHy sporting writer in NeS
YORK has lined up With the nth
lctea against l9siniu. who. however
seems to have the backing Of the
Olympic committee
II 10 probable thai the wranKle
will have much 10 do with the
breaking ap Of the aatecraiie A A.
e.. which tust nov h IN Absolute
control 81 the amateur athletic alt
uatlon A determined stand against
the A A T. has been made Ia or
gani1ationa affiliated With the New
York National Guard which Il
spreading Ia other states.
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a mouse. and In all has said pfac
licaliy nothing since be arrived
hero except that he was IN good
shape. aud Is not Understanding
his opponent Burns IL taking the
coming match coolly. ~ It means
very little TO him either way To
Roller the coming struggle 10 the
event 40 far of his carecf for Y
he wins Il means that the cham
pionahlp Is open 20 him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-20
OWLS ELECT
tsy United Press,


PORTLAND. Ore. Jan. go
Gus G. Moser. Of Portland. was
chosen grand executive of the
brotherhood OF Owls NJ the end OF
the frat grand oonclave OF the or.
der. which was In session here
ending Saturday.
Mr. Moser II past executive OF
the Portland lodge. and succeeds
". L. Leayits. Of Seattle. Van.
couver. " G.. was chosen as the
next scene Of the grand concIatt
The other officers elected were
II. r. Weymouth. Seattle. vice
grand executive. w. w. Hlxhy.
Wallace. Idaho. grand vicar. G. q.
Wood, Seattle. grand secretary. J.
y Jcrread. Everett. grand treasur.
er. T. A. Osborn. Elma. Wash.
warden: Frank Zimmerman. Idaho
Falls. sentinel. W. n. Saundcts,
Winnipeg. Man. master OF nests I.
trustees. u. G. MeConnelly. Spo.
kane; George u. Lawrence. TIA.
coma. and Alexander Meackei,
Butte.
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DUeDAlE HOPES TO
LAND BENNETT

Dngdale hopes 20 land Pug
Bennett for second basamaa aud
captain Of hEA neat years baseball
team. Bennett played second base
one year for Seattle IN the Coast
league. aud wha 800 hitter, As
wall as beinE a fine fielder. ilen.
nett played with the ~ Louis Ma.
tlnnai league team last rear
DuK has practically completed
arrangements Tor Bennett. but the
deal max yet fail through.
The following players have been
signed of hre under reservation to
the Seattle club Catehefn. Stan.
hey. Afbugaas. krcitx. fortieg. Hun.
stine. pitchers. Rush. Metcalf.
Flnkey. crump. Moberiy. AIlen.
WEIGH. nArnHtead. infieldep. sho.
field. first haze. Bennett. second
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-20
INCREASING INTEREST
In WRESTLING MATCH

Gan on the mat seem TO have the
shunoh Rollers pupils are Ger.
tain of victory
Why. he's the greatest wrestler
N the world" declared one Of them
this morning. "iie1l beat Burns,
and then II he sees after them he'll
beat both GoteS and Jenkins"
This is the sort Of enthusiasm
that all Of those Who have learned
mat politics under the doctor are
running over with when they talk
Of the coming match
BURNS has been kceplng still As
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-20

Third race. eleven Hikieenlha
mile Bufleish. ieo tNiliol. I %
s. won. - Francis, 100. second (
palaFolla, taG. third. Tlino.
los rs.
Fourth race. one mile nrutfeh'
land. no tikeoshl, . 90 2 Won
MONTGOMERY. i2s. second Johnny
Lyons. TOO, third Time, i'fa 10.
Firth race. ono mile aud seventy
yards neechwood. tn9 iMiliefi,
y 10 q won Margaret Randolph,
n second, Lone Wolf 10. third
Time. SO %.
alxih race. oae mite Judge Mel.
son. tOS tRloef, Pho b. Won
nianche q. 1913. second Fairy
street es. third Time. ie IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-20

fncreaslnk interest Ia the Roller.
Turns wrestling match Thursday
night Is evident wherever men OF
sporting and athletic prociiyitles
act together and the Indications
are that the match nc the Grand
opera houae will draw as Well az
did the Goth Roller match handl.
cap year aKo
Well known "a the ability OF
Burns Is. the imnFaasien among
the followers " the wrestling
game Is that Roller will win. and
evse those who never saw either
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-20
SATURDAYS RACES
OAKLAND

First race. three quarters mile
Manaard. ria laeovlllel 10 o.
won. Excitement. ii3, second
nlondy. lis. third Time, lie.
Second race. seven Aixteenthh
mile Lee Rose. ii3 tIlayesl, 60
I. won. opniant i02. second ri
Pioaro. 10. third, Time. az 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-20
INVESTIGATE DEATH

NEWPORT, Il. l.. Jan. 20.--Rear
Admiral John Il. Merrill has or.
dered an inquiry into the death of
II. A. Hartnet. the naval appren-
tice who died Saturday from a
blood eliot on the brain. following
a fight aboard the United States
training ship Cumberland The
naval authorities have been un.
able 10 locate the young mans
father who is believed TO live In
Philadelphia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-20
EACH SCHOOL GETS
LONE GAME

The girls OF the Washington and
iAncoln high schools bsftled for
basketball supremacy at The arm.
orr Saturday night With the result
that the Washington First tram
won. l. TO 5. and the Lincoln Sec
ond team emerged victorious over
the Washington Second team.
10 =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-20
sUlLIvAMs WON'T
Be SEEN here

According 10 word received from
Spokane, the two sulisans will be
barred from the coming tourney
here between the athletes OF the
Seattle and Spokane Athletic
clubs. Hammond Will take Gene
snilivan's place in the boxing
event which the trouble maker ~aa
entered In. and wrestler yet 10 be
picked will meet venables on the
mat