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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-15
BRILLIANT TRIPLE PLAY WINS
HARD FOUGHT BATTLE
FOR soALPiNo KIDS.

SPOKANE. May Is Seattle ral-
lied hard hcre In tho eighth lnnlne,
but fast triple play spoiled their
chances Of copplns another game
nom the Indians with Akin and
Raymond on tho sacks. Pug h,nnett
leaned hard against ono, which
Brown enpped, then stung Akin and
sen, In bullet In time TO get Ray
mVnd by shadow,
Holm for Spokane was IN winning
trim Yesterday. aud kept The Turks
hits we'll scattered. Ias Seaten was
HIT steadily. but somehow managed
to keep from being slaughtered,
Many times during tbs game II look
Spokane. but the faultlasa support
Spokane, but tho faullesa support
made the talllcs some slow. The
score.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-15

l. ?. Wheeler Of Arlington came
10 Seattle to buy a car, and finally
decided on Cadillac J W Hupp
presidsHi Of Hicks Sons a Company.
also recently bought one u this we'll
known make Of aato and is much
pleased with his acquisition.
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, In about evefy ,hrea trips to the
plate
Then he may he asked At any mo-
ment 10 play some position. and this
kecps the emergency awnttsf on tha
ANXIOUS sraf.
He never knows what momant bis
manager will taks out some weak
batter. that be can be substituted
About the only chance the pinch hit
ter has 20 feel lubiiant T. when h.
has been called on To perform. and
drives out the base hit that returns
his club victor.
To have The cheers Of the fans
ringing IN his ears at a time IKE
that IL mighty fine. but does II atone
for the times after he has failed "a
deliver the much-needed hit. and on
his way TO the club house he hesrl
some particularly rahid fan yell.
-Get out, you NUT You couldn't
fall out Of a boat and hit the water
The New York Giants will bo last
In tho shuttle n they don't take 4
brace very soon.
Bill CarriFnn viii give the catch
srs ~ the American ls.arie a great
battle this year for battling honofa
Frank Gordon and Frank Sparks
viii help Hurrnys Qnskern wonder.
fully when they round into shape.
President Ran Johnson has notl-
fled the American league clubs that
no doubie-headern can be- played on
first trips II Is up 10 the clubs on
the second trip and compulsory On
the last trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-15

The attendance in Spokane Ia as
toninhinRiy large. Both COhn and
Dug are two surprised kids. With
FAIR weather today and tomorrow, u
win bs record breaking week Tor
Spokane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-15

Today and Sunday Seattle vii
have 10 bat ngainst Jensen and
Gregg Rush viii pitch for Seattle
TO-DAY. and Allen sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-15

Emil Frisk wns robbed Of triple
By Burnett who made brilliant
running catch of the cigarmaker .
waiiop
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-15

Leo Mascs damned a hit Tor three
ssak. and was brought home ~
banny shea ia Danny getting 70 De
q pincherf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-15
READY TO PITCH
EVERY ODD DAY
If NECESSARY

Last yeaF u was 'nlr Ea- walsh
who set tho American lnAgu. afire
With HE remarkable pitching. This
season FRANK Smith the piano mos-
81. proposes to do the same thing
Smith has snnauneed his willingness
10 wufk every other day for Man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-15

The New York Giants will be last
In tho shuttle n thsY don't take a
brace very soon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-15
VARSITY WALL0pS
BROADWAY
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS PLAY GOOD
GAME FOR YOUNGSTERS,
BUT ~" WINS OUT.

After a hard struggle the Unlyer-
atty Of Washington baseball team
defeated the Broadway high Hchooi
aggregation b. a score o. 10 Q
at Dusdalcs park yesterday after
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bnsU Ball
tCkoHGr%


Three and two over al spoknnr
Some Interesting.
------
$50 Tim. spot.ne wins from
.-r..s,er - sorne Kind ls
y.-sa,sav ii vas the firnt
,hsy mad aren on the
LUZ -. ,,.rE srolnda Spokane
~ !, - ''
o'a ~
-. n.,,ha,l,.d
Young zoe S.A.sn s.,,,,,l,,.,
effectively yntsr..Ay, -s...,, ~.
through every ihh'"s
eighth.
Holm, who was IN tho box iof ~.
Indiana. had Hn,eared himself WIN
winning pa-te. for IN adlition !"
pltchinx classy halt he fie'aeu w
p~rtly. and led IN the timely battina
-
,-s o,.yed first yesterday In
49, Conner WHOSE lame foot
s,e.u y, ,,,n,-sIhte for him TO work.
!nAos y 800 .,,ort.
b'oN" P'-' -
Al, o., ,hr..
Lee Mage iaInlasa = ~ home ~
paokA. and WIS p.eusns .,,,,,, - ~
Danny shea ~ p'an'''
. pincherF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-15

arcr suiilvan. n necessary. 10 keep
the white Sex ncar the head % the
procession.
Nov Walsh has returned and tho
ability Of Smith 10 work frequently
added to the same valuable asset In
walsh. makes the hitlssH wonders
Just az dangerous m they we're last
year. despite the absence 81 Fielder
Jones.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-15

PORTLAND. ore. May it.-rfgft-
land wer the game here yesterday
In the first four inninss shen ~
heavy hitting seven runs were
seored. ueins was batted cut Of the
ken In the first inninE. tiaflin.
who succeeded him. was also ehsY
hut nitehed the balance Of the game
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-15

white Chappsils aud lowefHitn.
umpirrs- Iohnstaua and Curaeks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-15

q l. Moody n Burlington Is an
other purchaser Of the same class
Of machine the only difference be-
Ing that his IN n model 20 Frank
lin. He aiso will drive HIS machine
home 10 Burlington II the weather
and the roads permit. This car has
already bean delivered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-15

viii have a model iH' FRANKLIN do
iivored today which be- has ordered
recently. 10 viii make many tours
Throughout The state during the
coming SKINNER,
The Seattle Auto company re-
eoited a car load u Ffnnklln1 Inst
Monday. These carr nre model "o'
aud model -, and viii DO disposed
" IN short order
james D TfoKe. president n the
/ Union Savings a Trust company.
{ hna recently purchased "a Ai1ddafd-
/ Dayton model ~ ear 10 carry Haven
paaaanFars which wis 10 be delly-
0rod tits week. nnd which was OBJ
tanned from the .. A Bennett com
pany This IA great type Of car
and should giVd Mr. HnTo many D.
bloaHant run tlla summer
on May n TIE Potion cup WIS
rncod for ut aan Francisco The
course Is 100 miles. and IL around
4 ian Francisco bay Tho race was
won IN tho record time " 2 hours
and 10 minutes BY a fourscyllndef
model "t's Auburn car,
ono II the above ears N the model
M type has Just been delivered 10
George Mecord. the Alaska mining
man. BY tho Idanah company Of
Broadway.
The bingham a Penn company,
which handles the Cadillac manhiues
received three car loads u these
autos this week. which have all been
sold a further consignment Of four
car loads Will BE- received next week.
These too. arc all disposed Of al
ready, many u these locally.
Dr. =. W. Case of Fremont n n
recent convert TO Hutom0blllHm. hay-
Ing lately purchased a Cadillac car.
a. has also Fred Everett. who has
offices Ia tho Lumber Exchange
building Tho latter has developed
into an ardent matofist. while the
doctor will use his machine to ia
fiiiiaie his movements IN calling on
bis many patients
l. ?. Wheeler of Arlington came
10 Seattle to buy a car, and finally
decided on q Cadillac. J. W Hupp.
president Of Hicks Sons a Company.
also recently bought one n this we'll
known make Of auto. and is much
pleased with his acquisition.
A. a side iFht on the prosperity
Of the farmers IN the eastern half OF
tho state. Il Ia worthy Of note that
Lee Barnes. cashier o. the Farmers
bank u Eiiensburg. has bought With
In the last few days a new Cadillac
machine. Tho car was bought from
the Seattle agents
A big White Steamer Of the model
"O~ class. and q 20 horse power,
was delivered 10 a large hardware
firm o. North Yakima this week. 10
he sold there. The fruit country
people have become some OF the best /
customers Of tho motor car dealers.
and many machines leave Seattle TO |
find homes In that section Of the
state.
s. l.. Moody n Burlington is an
other purchaser Of the same class
Of machine, the only difference be-
Ing that his IA model %. Frank
lin. He aiso will drive his machine
home 10 Burlington n the weather
and the roads permit. This car has
already f.aan dsfisaraf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-15

When all tho bowierH who are due
here this summer get busy with the
llFuum. vitae. thefell he such a
rumble and roar that people Will
think President Taft felt into the
Jackson IT. ragradr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-15

p.ttsriss-waddtli. Powell and
stsphsns. Groom. Keetey and street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-15

vERMILIioN. O.. May is.-llave
you eYor seen Alta Weiss. the sill
pitghsrf Well. she's the candy Hid
an right. when u comes to playing
hall OF course she Isn't a finished
player. but az that she has some
thing on a lot Of those semi pros,
Miss wcias pitches welt She has
splendid control a good, fast break
Ing curve. more speed than you'd eK-
pert. and a hewildcfiuE change q
pace. which u IN Itself an asset n
you won't belieyu Il ask Clarke
urifnth,
Ia addition 20 doing fine and
fancy fiinginr act. Alta IL. In the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-15

Al C1eteianA = Cleveland NsN
Yofk game postponed. rata
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a question has bcan mpote4
among owners Of and dealers IN
auto ears na 10 why thara should
not be- some races IN Seattle during
tho period NJ the fair Il h sue
Reated that there should be- cpHteAih
IN speed power and economy. and
Il ID aaid that any competitions Of
tho Kind would surely b. a money
mixer for iha prom0iora II properly
bonded II ~ a noteworthy fact
that whenever thHru ara any races
held In San ifHnelac0. fat Instance
They are largely attended BY Sent
ilr enthusiasts ~ why It " asked.
not hold a meeting at hDme1 fof
tho speed contests tho present race
track could be made available with
very little alteration. fur hlii
climbing contest II ~ not anticipais
Cd that The authorities would put
any stumbling blocks IN The way ~
using tho Queen Anne hlll balance.
And ha fnf the economy contest.
which might readily BE- considered
The most Important n all there j.
The whole " the state ~ Washington
10 choose from. and ihs fineli re-
suits could be obtained from almost
any part of the state In fact. It iH
lieal Zoe the purpose Doubtless
mufe than mere talk VIII be heard
" this matter.
In the contest 10 be- held At Port
land on July 4. for the $1,000 prize
and valuable cup. rhariay Hnuloa,
the we'll known motorint. viii drive q
hieafna car This company IL ga=
lng Tot tho bis prize Tor all II al
worth.
Mute and kesna, who handle the
Packard cars IN Seattle. are expect
ms their 1910 demonairaior TO come
through pfeiiy soon. Until u ar
fives thry nfa bound 10 be mofg Or
less stationary, since tho whole Of
thaif 1909 allotment has long ago
been Disposed sf. and Il will be- the
first q July before they can bosiH
10 aell their 1910 cars
Prank Miaho. the building contrac.
tor II $50 a0th av.. has recently dis
covered that a good car x0uid be
an adjunct 10 him IN his bualnaan.
and would also be Tho means of xiv
Ing him the opportunity 10 take
many a pleasant holiday. Ito has.
Therefore. acquired one n tho new
r. MI cars. similar to tho one
which has been dOinF such good
work in the paihfindinE contest
Another ear - the same typo has
gone into tho hands u ", =. Fuller
u this city, iioth were sold by the
siudehahcr company, who will re-
Ceiya Hif ~ these cars on Monday.
All u which have been disposed Of
g. .. Molly. q well known mill
owner Of BelllnghAm. has recently
been struck by the automobile fever. !
and has purcha Sod a model ID" gs
horsepower Franklin which be will
drive from seattle 10 his home city /
next week. This car u one Of the /
hnndsaHest AZ present 10 ba seen
In the local garages. being painted |
a very striking brown color. picked /
out Nith Fold stripes The car was
delivered BY the Seattle Auto com
pany.
The white Steamer agents IN Sc.
attic have recently inetsi'sd a new
rectifier IN their charging station on
broadway for the electric cars aud |
can now handle double tho number
Of machines which ihay Ners for
merry able 10 do
VIII ~ Morris. the Seattle lawyer.
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noon. It was a good game all the
way through
brown for the university held The
High school lads well IN check Guy
kneeland. who performed on the
slab for tho hiEh. also showed style.
This waa his firist game this season.
Hfoadway'n two runs resulted
from two sAckcf by Pntten, who
stole third and came amblinE home.
scoring on browns tumble In the
eighth Lewis Of the high school
pasted one which was only safe for
two corner clout. but he kept
going on Wild chance, and got
home by freak peg to third by
Mncklrstone.
Timely hitting did tho trick for
the university, which brought In one
10 the fifih and two In the eighth.
Score hy luulneat
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AZ Detroit Detroit iioston game
postponed rain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-15

The white Steamer agents In se.
attic have recently inetsi'sd a new
rectifier IN their charging station on
broadway for the electric cars. aud
can now handle double tho number
Of machines which shsy wers for
merry able 10 do.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-15

Al chteaso--s 'iraxo- PAN adefphia
game postponed. vet srounda
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-15

Jackiitschl rhlilppi and Gibson,
umplfcs -O'Dsy and Emalie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-15

Summary Three-haas hita%iien e
nett. Mage Two base hlts-Akln,
James Altman. sacrifice hits
clyues. A.tman Stolen bassN--
fr,sk, Ostdiek. Triple play-weed
to l,ro~n 20 James Double ulsYa-
Raymond 20 MAaee, snaton 20 Ngn-
nett 10 Maree struck eut-liy
Hoirn. ! by seaten BASES on
tklls--off Holm. ! Oft >eatpn, y
Hi b. pitched haii-ciin~s . Lett
on bases seattle. 4, spokane. 7.
Time Of Eame--one hour and tefty =
one mlnniea. umpIre-.ftari.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-15
TACOMA BITES The DUST
LINCOLN, WITH scHMurz IN
BOX, PROVES TOO MUCH
FOR THE VISITORS.

In ono o. the best Rnmea Of ball
played IN the intcrscholAatic circuit
this season. the Lincoln high school
defeated the Tacoma lads on the
university campus yesterday BY a
score of l to 0.
schmutz for the home team allow
cd but one hit. and famed II men.
Grlngolf for the visitors also pitched
good ball. Eight hits were made OF
him, but they were scattered, and
resulted In only one tally.
Lincoln won out In the ninth when
Hemcnway hit, stole second and
coppcd third on pole by Conner.
johnson broke up tho party by LAM
hastlng one which floated gally over
the tennis courtA Tho Hcorc3
RI e.
Lincoln .....0oo0O0001-l 8
Tacoma .....000000000-0 1
Batteries sehmuiz and Hnmen-
way. BrinEolf and coblentz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-15

In The contest 10 be- held At Port.
land on July I. for the izo00 prize
and a valuable cup. charisy Spuloa,
the well known muiorint. will drive a
hteafna car This company 10 ga=
ing TOT tho bis prize for all Il IL
worth
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Broadway ...O0t00Oof0-s 9 {
University ..O0e0t002O-s 4 Z
Batteries Knseiand and Patten,
Brown and Taylor.
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AZ sacramento H. y =
t.es Angeles mummy
sacramento sssttssstss,t II
batteries Newiin and orcndorft;
Baum and Graham
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-15

ABERDEEN. May ILL vas a
tie game here Yesterday until the
iast half Of the nlnth. When seAlin
wailopsa out two-s.ek eihko.
Tns game ended by a scors q 70 2.
The score; x ~
tssrssen ..............t ,
p.,t,ries-onusan and sakdsn
wilder ard O'rrisn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-15

Young Joe seaten was botnharded
sffectiveiy yesterday. taps coming
through every inning except 'hs
eighth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-15

batteries i'feisief and Moran
RAYMOND CfahdAn and Sehiai
umpifea NlEisf Ant rruhy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-15

batteries -dolns, ciafiin and Ben
DER. Cough and Murray.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-15

Three and two over a, Spokane
Some interesting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-15

Holm, who was IN tho box iof ~.
Indians. had su,esred hiinseM VIII
winning paste. for IN aaai,ien !"
pltchinx classy halt he fie'aed rn-
psrbly. and led In the timely battinE
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1909-10-14

before HJt THIS one IL ClrVer. Nua
might be Italian BORN"
Her mother was italian. It is the
schooling iu tn,~ country that has made
her 50 clever The only thing lraiun
about her is ner hatred she is u,v
rounrryWpman u.era. Without ter
consent ! rau touch uarsu@. and ii l.
divorce hcr puHa. go. -9es 10 the
state. Sometimes .ou- To- get my two
hands round her white throat one
mistake one little mistake. / am Will
Ing to swear that she loved me in tie
beginning And WAS foo! not to
profit by this sentiment Give me pa
tience patience. If / say 10 her, So
much and you may have your freedom.
there is always that cursed Will The
crown of Italy will never withdraw
its hand No with his wifc's family
on his hands. especially her brother.
the king Will never waive his rights"
And. remember. We have bur ten
days"
We SHAH not find time heavy. /
know a few rich butchers and grocers
who call themselves the arlStocracy
And some of them Play bridge and
acarte."
The diplomat smiled in anticipation
Il have foNnw,d her step hy step 10
the boat ut Naples She is here. She
will not b. n.rl 20 find She has
wealthy rrt.ute"
"You sag she IS b autiral?"
stN .t-..1 r...,-. .-.r ,--....-.,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1909-10-14

Fdvea't noticed Wuat 10 you
taias Of Kitty"
"Clar.If.-"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1909-10-14
DOWN IN MAINE.
Mortimer Whitehead Engaged to Speak
at Grange Field Meetings In Maine.

Mortimer Whitehead Engaged to Speak
at Grange Field Meetings In Maine.
State Master c. S. Stetson of the
Maine state grange has made an clab-
crate series Of field meetings to be
held during the month Of August and
early September For the principal
speaker he has engaged Mortimer
Whitehead Of New Jersey. who will
deliver at least one speech in every
county Of the state This gentleman
is too we'll known in Maine. as in 9th
cr states. 70 need any special intrOduc-
ton to the Patrons Of Husbandry. He
was With the founders, was one of the
earliest builders of the Order and is
one OF its abest leaders. Mr. White
head has been heard many times at
state and national grange meetings,
aud his going into New England the
present season will arouse great en-
thuSiasm among the members of the
grange there
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1909-10-14
VOTE STRAIGHT.
10 BE CONrLNI

NO Republican, who desires the sue
cess OF his party IN the present cam.
palgn, can find any reasonable Just.ica-
ton for splitting his ticket this fall
and no Democrat, who mas not a strong
/ sense Of humor can solicit his Republic
can nelghbor $ vote.
Doubtless, the gentleman named by
the Democrats as candidates for county
. officers are honorable gentleman and
good citizens, but at least as much can
tie SAID for the Republican candidates.
But this Is not the main issue. Our
/ Democratic friends tells US that the
( vital issue OF the campaign is the Straus
. Suffrage Amendment. Be 1t SO. The
( Republican party accepts the challenge.
. ms is then the vital issue. The Straus
. suffrage Amendment and the Democrat
&c candldatesare like the Slamese twins,
/ they cannot be separated. What Is the
/ Straus Suffrage Amendment? A netar-
lous scheme to distranchlse enough Re
+ publican voters to make 1t folly for that
/ party iomakc nominations IN the future,
to insure the unlimited dominion of a
I selfish Democratic Ring. No Repubh-
can needs any argument why he should
/ vote against the amendment. Every
reason which he should oppose it is
reason why he should vote against every
/ Democratic candidate from comptroller
4 to the least important office to he filled.
As Congressman John hronmliler said
IN a speech IN Baltimore last week
the candidates on the Republican
ticket have nothing to be ashamed of.
But you may have your doubt about the
( Democratic candidates. THEY ARE
ON THE SAME TICKET WITH THE
/ AMENDMENT, and you know the old
saying Show me the company you
keep and | will tell you who you are.
CHESINUTS ARE RIPE.
The old story Of Johnny and his goat
! has chestnuttV haVor, but at this sea-
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