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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-04-02
MuERTo EN- Ell HOSPITAL.

MUERTO EN- Ell HOSPITAL.
En- ell Hospital de 10 Ciudad, y por
efecto dc envenenamiento, murio
Charles Barbera. nativo de Italia. Los
Vecinos le hallaron en- su taller su-
friendo ntrozmente. Cerca de 81 eata-
ba una Gaia para desterrar ratas.
FuE enviado al Hospital dc la ciu-
dad, pero murl6 q POGO tempo.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-04-02
SECCI0N LTTERARIA
pgasAMlEaTos.

FL principle que conceds al hom-
bre el derecho de e.egIr. es gran prln-
cipio.
Vamos q yerio:
Ell hombre elige:
Sus amigos;
Sn muter;
SUI cTiados.
Rsra veg encuentra uu amigo; por
casualidad tropieza con una nuier &
sn gasto: tod0s los dfas esta cam
biando de criados.
Ell hombre no puede eIegir:
nj su padre;
nj su madre;
Nj q sus hiios.
Rara yes encuentra un mai padre:
o una maia nladre. sus hljos son
siempre los mejores.
FL principle sera una gran cosa:
peTo Sc vs que ell hombre tiene muy
mala mano para elegir.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-04-02

-ss aLauIkAH susr,os aa los
altos del saliieto DO EL REanoa.
osFa pessones solss . con pocs sap,i.
Ia III. /. s.i .aa.litls3
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-04-02
luAA vATTuona.

ensnpete. tsidp y tshik asaqutass
ds sossF = reioieH de pared. Yea n,
Pesos g., Ban Antonio. Texas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-04-02
V;BKDADERA GANGA!

recbo Ssis psps = 10 snvIar6 I'd. aun leraoso
"a p0t cnco anOs m6QufnR auiericana do crsa reVu.
emotraS paftes por dlez peSos
Antonio, Texis. '--e :, - t'1n
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-04-28

sands Of dollars to make another as
sessment The Seattle Times, COM
mentirg on the action of the tax COM
mission in no uncel tain terms. says:
state Tax Commissioner, j. H.
F,asteri lay, who with Harry Fairchild is
cicerOnjng the Mead campaign for re-
election nas involved the administra-
ton in a serious controversy With the
county assessors of the state, who ar
compelled, after practically completing
their assessment, to traverse the same
ground again and levy upon moneys,
credits, mortgages, and similar proper
ty which yesterday sought to exempt
By special Legislative enactment
The exemption Of moneys and
credits was an yesterday bill prompted
by political reasons and argued on tn
ground that as moneys and credits
were not reported for taxation anyway
the state would lose nothing. yesterday
sought 90 build up support for his bill
Cn the ground that the act WoulI en-
courage an influx Of eastern money
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-04-28
EXPOSES
BIG COURT GRAFT
NEW YORK PROSECUTOR DlSCOV-
Frs COURT EMPLOYEES WERE
IN EMPLOY OF METROPOLITAN

NEW YORK, April 2S.-A sensa
ton was sprung yesterday by Franklin
Pierce, the prosecuting attorney in the
hearing against District Attorney Jcr
ONE when he produced trunkful of
vouchers which he declares VIII show
that Practically every court employe iii
New York IL 1906 was in the employ
of the Metropolitan railroad.
There are over 5000 vouchers and
they show expenditure of over 100000.
Some items read: Expenses with
court officers after adjournment" ana
Expenses with jurors Most of the
100000 was received by court en-
ployes and jurors and witnesses vino
We're involved in damage suits against
the street car company.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-04-28
TWO DEATHS FOLLOW
DISCUSSION ON SUICIDE.
Woman Kills Herself After Talk On
Whether Self Destruction Is JUS
tifiabie-Friend Also Dies

OTSFGO, Mich. April 2S.-The
drowning OF Miss Sarah Carter yes
terday in the Kalamazoo river has Civ
en- rise to considerable comment in
connection with the suicide two months
ago Of Miss Eta Dickinson. with whom
Miss Cal ter had been living at Dowa =
9iac.
On the night preceding Miss Dckin
sCEs suicide the two women engaged
in an earnest discussion of the ques-
ton whether suicide was ever justi-
fable Miss Carter contending that It
was. Miss Dickinson shot herself the
following night Miss Carter, who was
45 years Of age, then came to Otse9o
to live at the home of her brOther-i in
law George Bardcon. Saturday night
she started letter to a friend but
left it unfinished. explaining that she
was feeling too nervous and would take
q short walk before finishing it. Yes
terday her dead body was found in a
ciump Of reeds in the river.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-04-28
PUBLIC AUCTION.

Wednesday, April 30, 1908, at th1
ranch Of Asa NJ. Evens. on the Dixi"
Road; r. f. d. No. 4.
Sale will commence at a. m. when
the following property will be sold:
head good work horses, s sets work
harness 3 heavy wagons, l One-horSc
runabOut wagon. l good COW, l two
Hear-Old heifer, yearling calves. S
head hogs. l combine machine 1S-fOot
header in good repair, = twO-hOrse cul-
tivators, ! gang pillow, 1 corn plow 1
sulky. cuttuWay disc, harrows. l
seeder. / weed cutter 1 weed rake 1
water trough.
TERMS: All sums of $500 and un-
der. cash: all sums over $500, six
months time. per cent interest on
approved security.
Free lunch served.
ASA N. EVENS,
Owner
FRED EsIFFERT,
AuctiOneer.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-04-28
TENNIS CLUB ORGANIZED
POPULAR GAME WILL SOON BE
IN FULL SWING AT THE
Y. NJ. G. A.

Tennis cr husiasts of the Y. NJ. G. a.
met last night and organized q tennis
club to take charge of the courts this
year Officers were elected for the club
as follows: President, Harold Ellis;
vice president. Paul Whitehouse; sec
rotary treasurer, Clarence Jones. AS
sociates on governing board. w. A.
Toner. Jack Kraemer and w. E. Car
tor.
Tho governing board. which is made
up of the president, the three associates
and the physical director. is TO nave
control of the courts. provide for their
maintenance and make assessments for
meeting the expenses of the same They
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-04-28
JUDGE COns|DERATE
OF THuBuRN ROSS
POSTPONES SENTENCE OF PORT.
LAND BANKER so HE MAY
ESCAPE PRISON..

SALEM. April 2S.-At Judge Bur
Ross case moved that the passin% OF
sentenc" on Ross be postponed, when
the matter came up yesterday at l p m
Sentence will be passed on May %
Burnett said he made the suggestion
to see that the defendants cOnStitu-
tiOnal rights would be preserved.
day he would have lad to go 10 the
penitentiary.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-04-28
Parish Pointed Out DANGER.

County Assessor Parish was one Of
those assessors who pointed out the
danger Of serious legal complications if
the EaStcrday bill was held uncOnstt-
tutiCnal and warned the tax commits
sion of the danger last year. but East
erday insisted upon his action Those
in touch with county affairs believe
tiat mandamus proceedings should
have been started more than q year ago
to test the validity of the act and to de-
termine at once whether the act was
constitutional and avoid all danger of
involving the past assessments in law
suits Instead the tax commission in
sisted uron recognizing the statute and
went into this years assessment with
out any decisive action When the at
tOrney- generals Office voluntarily
pointed out the question of validity
the tax commission meekly obeyed ana
ordered the work done again.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-04-28
1876 MAIN ST.

j. = !; v :. - =. = I. !. ! + i. j. /. !
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-04-28
Arkansas Eavors Taft.

HOT SPRINGS, Ark. April 2S.-The
state republican convention of Arkan-
sas was opened here today and it's in
ception was marked by much enthusi-
assn for Roosevelt and Taft. This feel
ing is not shared. however, by the rep
reSentdtiVeS of the cOlOred voters, but
it is likely that the delegates will be
negroes.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-04-28
for investment and result in great adj
vantage TO the state
Frost and Rockwell Opposed the Bill.


Tax Commissioner j. Z. Frost OPP
posed the yesterday proposition sole
ly on legal grounds, declaring it was
unconstitutional and would lead to Sc
rious complications if knocked out by
the courts. Tax Commissioner Rock
We'll was opposed to the scheme or
general principles. The tax commission
was united. however. on 4 cOnstitu-
tional amendment that provides that
similar classes of property shall be
taxed equally and under which. If
adopted the next legislature may le-
galiy exempt moneys and credits.
The bill was passed more than a
year ago ana one assessment was made
in recognition of its provisions. The
attorney generals office took the orig
inal position that until the courts
ruled otherwise any legislative enact->
ment would be deemed constitutional
and until this years assessment was
nearly completed the law has stood
with the approval Of both the three at
tOrncys on the tax commission and the
corps OF four men in the attorney gen
erals Office.
"PrOtests against the belated in
structiOns from the tax commission to
assess moneys and credits are being
made from all parts of the state by as
SCISSORS who are compelled to go over
their work again. The cost to counties
Of the state will run into thousands of
dollars and as in the past but ap.
prCXimately one per cent of the none.
on deposit If the banks has been repre-
scented in tax returns, it is not be-
lieved the revenue derived will be suf
fcient to pay the cost of putting it on
the tax rolls.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-04-28
will also make ground rules.

Will also make ground rules.
Any senior member of thc association
IS eligible for membership in the club
and no one who is not member of the
club may use the courts. The courts are
IN excellent condition and will be ready
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-04-28
RECEIVE BIDS FOR
INDIAN LANDS.

PIERRE. :. D.. April 2S.-Bids VIII
be opened today by the government
land officers for the leasing of over
million acres of Sioux Indian LANDS
for pasturage. These pastures are on
the Cheyenne River reservation anu
contain from 214,OOO to 371000 acres
each.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-04-28
RED EIFFERT,
tiOneer.

i j. J :. i - = !, + I. I. e J. = ! !. i.
i But for Il real good meal go =
j to 'OlsOn'S the best in town for =
4 50 cents. Nothing cheap except +
- the price. -
= 1876 MAIN ST. j
!. OPEN NIGHTS. \
Z :. I. :, Z. !. Z: Z. Z !. !. { !. !. I. +
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-30

ming cross country all the year
around, over Staten Island"
"IIuah, now" said tho father, the
frat thing | know some OF the rest
OF you boys win ba going into the
ring II Louis was not ~ years old
aud able 90 take care OF himself.
I'd order him 10 quit H. Thoro'H an
awmI lot OF temptation Tor n rugi.
list To be crooked. and that's what
worries mo most Again AIRS.
wallaeh nodded har head In ap'
pFoyal.
Until tho panic Cross father waa
one Of the weaithlest East.eids resi-.
dents. Then hia real estate busl
ness suddenly failed. Louis began
fighting then and ever since has
turned the proceeds Of hla fights
into the family uxcheqner for the
purpose Of building a new home
aud reeatAbllahinx his father IN
business. Ills first fight - said q
have brought him 81 Nov he Often
gets 81 900 aud nnea IN a chile
81. 500 for a alK.rouni 50.
so things look pretty briRht I'm
the good Hebrew family % Wal
ZACH. In a financial va. II there il
a little tribulAtion over the danger
aud ethics OF the pugiliasic sport
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-30
FAIR GROUNDS FOR
TRACK MEETS

seassse will probably have an.
other sshlotic field upon which 10
hold track and field athletics next
spring. II ~ proposed 10 utilize
for tbia purpose the new cinder
track nov under construction At
the Rrou6Sa Of the Western Wash.
ington Fair association az Madi.
son park for a training track for
horses that will winter there. Prof
A. q Douthltt. physical director Of
the y NJ. 9. A., has taken the mat
ter up wfih 9. -. YandoiI. presi-
dent Of tho Fair association.
Mr. Ysndolll has statee that tbs
grounds are available N suitable
and "A visit viii be paid % the
grounds next week 90 determine
tho feasibility OF the plan. The
oval track ~ about a third Of a
mile long The cinders arc laid six
Inches thick. which would be- IN.
suitable NJ present, bat with being
packed down thla winter and roll.
"a next spring II Is believed that
The track can be used. a straight.
away i00-yard track Will be built
inside the oval Athletic fans have
often complained Of the distance
~ tbs varsity campus and loss III
time necessary to attend games
and the site 81 the fair grounds
would Ia a way relieve this con.
dltlou.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-30

ply That would cause him TO set
excited and lose Besides. | dont
want him 90 think approve % q
that much. Mothef and | generally
50 20 the hal, wocrs the fight Is ard
stay in another f0s.n or outside un-
al Il Is over. just % be there In
ease anything happens.
DO you knnv. that hoy never
told me a tainK about bis fighting
until few niouths ago, and he had
been fighting then for year. lie
came 10 mo lhen and told NE yelun.
tRfilv He's fin. hoy. college
graduate. aid | dont think hall
ntahc fightink hia business all his
lie. He stn' keeps 40 bis dental
frsctice, you know hut he n very
proud OF HIS muscles So am I. for
that matter Il must be fac 90 BE-
so strong aud healthy"
When Louis started IN 10 train.
spoke up oas ~ Leach Cross
btcthsrH. n was long and akinny
New look at him. Look al those
shC u.der muscles. He's a. hard a.
nn.ls. too. IA ne COTS that b. run.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-30
sPoRTooRAms.

The Carlisle Indian squad IL about
the tYickient bunch on the Kridirnn
today. This season they wear Jer.
neyM. on which are worked foot.
balls that look like the real thing.
Many a time has the wrong man
been tackled because % these fake
footbalia GA fake formations
when the bail IL passed around each
nedakin seems 10 have A.
Jimmy Britt 10 all the candy with
our British cousins. Joema IL In
training for hla bout with Johnny
Summers at London on Monday
night The boys win night 10 two
minute rounds AZ catch weights.
Ty Cobb wms = drawing attraction
az tho state fair At Atlanta lAat
week. One dAy be clipped on a
hoard and fell. painfully inturing
hts throwing arm and hand
Ralph nioomer. Morris Ely and
chas. Chadwick. old Wi stars. have
retarnad 20 Yale 10 help coach,
Their worh was vsry effective their
first night out Fred Murphy. guar
tarbaok. and Andrus. the giant
guard. haviag 20 be removed from
tho Held.
George capron. Minnesota'a great
football player. has been secured BY
tho New York National league.
Arthur trivia. scout for the New
York Americans. has signed Barney
Reilly. rAle's famous shortssop.
George stovai. Cleyeiand's first
bsseman and we'll known In this
city. IN soioarnins with his wife at
Long Beach. Cal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-30
BOWLING CONVENTION
DURING TOURM I

the return % the papers GOO shares
of stock al % will be floated. No
trouble In expected IN their dihposl-
tlou and already a large amount has
boon spoken for,
Tho IAnver meeting closed with
$500 surplus w the treasury and as
Seattle IN expected 10 do b"ttef,
bowling enthusiasts will take uD ths
shares readily The tournament is
expected 20 last niue days, and aH
hundreds Of bowlera' Will DO attrne.
tod hero, tho business men who VIII
rear the benefit will also take
large blocks OF stock. Sevonty.two
6.mon. 1870 amen team and lfI In
dividuai entries we're made IN the
Donyer meet Of last year. The Sc
attic tournament will be the see
ond international tournament ever
held
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-30
PORTLAND LEAVES FOR
SEATTLE TONIGHT

PORTLAND. oct 30. = Conf.
dent that they will make a
strong showing against Broad.
way high OF Seattle tomorrow
the football team Of the East
Side high school viii leave here
tonight for Seattle.
Their game with the West Side.
besides being n defeat which haA
damponed their championship
hopes. Vas responsible for an In.
jury 10 Cason, their star full
back Cason will BE- taken 70
Seattle but Il IL undecided whesh.
or or not he will play.
The East Side high school team
Ia composed of the following play.
ers. who. In addition 10 Coach
RAIDER and Manager Frazier. viii
make the trip 10 Seattle: Hale
ieft end: "a. Leader. loft tackle:
Houck. left guard: Moreland,
center. Hedges. right guard Elmer
Leader. right tackle. stAnnard
right end: Cornell. quarter. Barzee.
left half. Jones. right half: Caeou
or Barry. fullback: F1aherty. Kel.
iogE and Everett. substitutes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-30
Seattle Bowlers Send the
Incorporation Papers
to Olympia. b

Tho International bowling toufna-
mont which will be- held 10 thia
city shortly before the opening OF
tho fair next year will also be tho
annual convention OF the Western
bowling Congress. and officers and
an executive committee will bo
elected
The Incorporation papers OF tho
Seattle Bowling Tournament anao.
citation, the local body OF bowlera
who viii handle the tournament.
we're sent 10 Secretary of State NJ.
chola yoAtorday. Tho association
IA capitalized az $4,000. aud upon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-30
Club Ten-Pin Artists Have
Long Schedule This
Season.

Bowling promises 10 be enc u the
moat important indoor sports at the
Seattle Athletic club thls year. The
alleys hare been dressed down and
are nOw In fret class condition.
y. ~ Allan and ~ AZ 0FiIoali. who
were appointed 10 aeloct the differ.
eat tnamm. have organised the teams
a. follows
PKLICANS-tiFfnneIl. 1875 Gard
ner. $50. r. p. Churnhili. 100. = A.
ChurchlIi: Taylor EAnLKs--put.
nam. III. nubb. tTs. Holland. les.
Kuentsei, isss Conovas a-sesy~ RA.
VEINS Mckown. ia nwaa. 1875.
Johnson. IT'S. Cooper. 10 1fuung.
iss owfS-AiiAn, 1885 keksing.
Isl. pexnAn. iaT. AeGrsgor, ls9.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-30
JAMAICA RESULTS

JAMAicA. n. Y. oct. 10. Results
Thursday
Hl1 furtonEs-Opai won. Yankee
Daughter second. Garland third.
Time ie1=t.
iEK furiongH 49, sArarinesca won.
TFnnmVAAi second. Enotafte third.
Time rs is.
Mile and a half Milford won.
Ttvoii second. Winning Star third.
Time ~ 1-s.
Mile ard a sixteanth Aousfort
won. TileinE second. Far West third.
Time es-s.
Five and a half furianga Queen
Marguerite won. Fancy Necond. He
Knnwa third. Time--i OF Us.
Five and half furionRa MAY
River won. Chaffinuh second.
Glucose third Time Ga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-30
LAToNIA RACES

fbY United Prsse.l
CINCINNATI Oct 10.--fAt0nin
results Thursday
faive and q half fufiongs Home
Run won. Olive Ely second. Plume
third. Time .oh Is.
Sin furionKa- Aerriek won. Sew
~-fltfI~b.
Seven fnrlonKa Ferande Dame
won. snake Mary second. Camille n
third. Time ~.
one -Handbsidge won. Miaa
Hain second. Lcun third. Time
is3s1-b
one mile~Aii ited won. Dispute
second. Alice Baird third. Time
fsao
Mile and three siKtecntha Red
Gauntlet aon. Hughes second
Oroonoka third. Tims-~i 50 as.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-30
Cyclone" THOMPSON
DEFEATS UNROLz

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct ao.--'The
police iant night intsrfnrcd In the
18th round Of the fight between Cy-
eione Thompson and B0er unhelE
after the noer had been knocked
through the ropes onto the press
table. The action OF the officers
practically saved unhois from =
knockout and Referee Jack Welsh
gave the decision TO Thompaen. The
fight was scheduled tog 70 rounds
Thompson was a 10 10 favorits IN
the betting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-30

pacas In a strenuous way. The de-
fuat az the East side school BY the
West Side school of Portland has
pat a moro roaeats hue on Dfoad-
ways chances % coming out victor
White Lewis e. optlmistia % the
result, he has preached the gospel
II eternal vigilance into his waTds
and has been trying 10 tnasill q
fighting spirit that has been lacking
thus far this season II II dOubtfui
II Den Palmer will be In tho game
again. az he 10 under the care Of q
Ola, stefan for q apFained lee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-30
SCHOOL LEAGUE GAMES

The following football games IN
the Seattle Public Schools Athletic
league viii be played tomorrow:
Warren sY. Va Columbia. Lincoln.
10 a. m; y. y. Day vs.. interlake.
Lincoln. II a. M: Pacific vs. Raj.
nier. Woodland No. /. 10 a m: Cen.
trial vs.. West Seattle. Woodland No.
1. II m Minor Va Summit. b. +.
Day. 10 a IN; Walla walia vs.. Long.
fellow. y. y. Day. N q. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-30


NEW YORK. Oct. 2s.---''Yes. | am
proud OF my boys ability a. a
tighter" said Samuel Wallaeh. "a.
thar Of Leach Cross" East side
fAvoFfts and nearohamplon light.
weight but stu | don't like TO
think OF him as a pugiilst Id
much rather he made hts money In
his profession AS q dentist"
Mrs. wailach. mother OF the fight
or. who never talks very much.
nodded her head In approval. They
were AZ their home at $40 r Third
street. where there are nine other
children besides Leach Cross.
Who Ia in private life Louis wallach
besides" said Mrs Waliach. no
one knows who IL going to ret hurt
IN prize fight am always afraid
n - soing tc be my boy
He's pretty well able % take
care % himself. though" interrupt.
cd tho father
Il suppose you always 80 tD see
your boy figAt" was suggested
mot AZ all was the fathers re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-30
NO TRIP FOR coss.

baseball fans In California who
have been waiting for = sight OF
the famous Ty Cobb have received a
right hook to the jaw, Now comes
our old friend MiQue Fisher aud
says that Ty has held him up for
expenses Tor himself and his better
half for the Oriental trip.
OF course MiQue said Nothing do.
ing" 50 Ty win not be among
those present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-30
TEAMS and SCHEDULE OF
S. A. c. B0WLERS

Wright. tes CRANES stephen.
iT2s Mongle. ITO: Helberg. III.
Farr. leo; FriedsnthAi. 163. The
numbers represent the grand aver
age scored BY the bowisrs lAat sea.
son.
Tho winter tournament opens oa
Nov. and games uiii be played
every Monday. Tuesday and Thurs.
day night 81 each week until March
.. sxccpt Christmas week The fol
lowing IL the schedule for Novem.
bar.
Nov. >. PwllcAms Owisg Nov. 10.
Eagles Ravens; Nov. II, P.lieans.
Cranes. Nov. is. owlscranes. Nov.
II. Eagles Pelicans: Nov. 10. RA-
vens-Cranea. Nov. 70. Eagles
Cranes: Nov. "a. pelicans-RAyens:
Nov. 2s. Eaxies-Owia. Nov. 30. Peis.
eansOwla-
Mrs. DR.. Geo. w. Miracle, ehil
49, Aa.aam.a atA Eff.~klm~ kfrssk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-30
Y. N. c. A. TANK MEET

Aquatica are mailing a big splash
AZ the r. M. g A. tank Mt present
In preparation for their waterfeHi
against the Senior Swimming club
On Wednesday evening. the Sharks
are taking 10 tho water ilke ducks
and are already dsveloping scales
Tha events for the tank meet are
go yard dash. plunge for distance,
underwater swimming and relay
rnra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-30
WILLIAMS aETs miLLgR.

Jockey Walter Miller. champion
American Jockey IN 1907. has signed
a contract at fiseo q month 70 ride
for this winter FOR r. n. Williams.
president 81 the new California
Jockey club. Miller was not very
successful on eastern tracks this
summeF, end bis engagement with
Williams II somewhat OF a surprise
paokRaQ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-30
LINCOLN TEAM OFF
FOR SPOKANE

Eighteen strong, the husky young
football glndiAforH n the Lincoln
high school left Seattle last night
% play the crucial game u the sea-
son against Spokane high. To meet
an emergency. ~ men were taken
along Accompanying the squad
was Coach Allen. Manager LILLY.
George Stewart and a few rOoterM
Tom Mcdonald. who will officsate.
and Assistant Coach Fowler will
leave tonight Tor the game.
The Lincoln team arrived al Spo-
kane this morning and II this after
noon having light signal practice to
get over lhn effeci of the Journey.