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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-18
TODAY'S WHEAT PRICES
IN PENDLETON MARKETS.

Bluestem. 81 cents.
Forty-fold. I'M cents.
Club, 76 cents.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-26
X q | q n | q n a ole
League Final
Game

There will be unlimited JOY Mt
Aala Park on Sunday afternoon
when the C. A. C.s and Aalas will
play on their match for the cham
pionship of the Kalanianaole league.
These teams are very evenly match
ed, and the struggle between them
should be game to be remembered
for long time to come.
The G. A. C.s won the first series,
and the Aalas the second, and now,
with one game each. Sundays
match will finally settle which are
the champions There is sure to be
huge crowd present, and II last
years final game is any criterion,
anything from five To six thousand
people will be at the side lines on
Sunday next
II is hard to say which team will
win, and the only way to make GER
tain OF knowing the result at tho
first possible moment is to attend
the game In person. The game will
start at o'clock, and by that time
all the people who can possibly
crowd around tho Park viii be ready
to watch the game of their lives.
Last yea the crowd was so large
that spectators were standing eight
and ten deep around the lines. And,
although there |, another fine game
on at Fort Shart,r. and one that
most people ate Interested In, II Is
safe to say that Aala Park will have
the largest crowd of many years.
The winners OF the champion
ship will be presented with mag
nificent silver cup. and the presen-
tation win probably be made In the
near future at some public place.
At 1890 the postponed game be-
tween Vierra's Invincibles and the
japanese Tennis Club nine will take
place. This game Is arousing u
great deal of intcreJ', as everyone
Is wondering how long Vicrra's VAL
entines are to continue their un-
beaten career.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-26
COL0RED GENTS
RED S0X TEAM.

All the details of the new Oahu
Baseball League have been arrang-
ed, and the contract Tor the ground
work and other matters will prob
ably be signed tomorrow. There
will be four teams in the league and
pretty strong bunch they are, too.
The c. A. C.s, J. A. C.s and U. S.
Marines are too well known to re-
quire any writing about; 1t is rath-
or about the Red SoX that few
words may be written Addison has
been elected manager of the team,
and Walker captain. Included In
the Red Sox team are some we'll
known players such as Pedro, Walk
err, Tinas and Brito, whose names
at once attract attention.
The whole nine are colored, and
II will be interesting to see how
they stack up against their lighter
colored opponents. The lineup of
the Red Sox Is as follows: Pedro,
p; Brito. C; Tinas, 1b; Walker, %;
Joe Cans" IS; John Peter, 3b;
Foster. II: Parker, RI; Addison, CT;
end subs, Williams, Joe Kaea, Drlto
and Ernest Heine.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-26
DOckuS Castle
tennis cup
Tournament

There were some inc games Of
tennis on the Beretania courts yes
tcrdav afternoon, when the OPEN
Ing round OF the Castle and Bockus
cup tournament was started. The
day, although little warm, was
good for tennis. and four matches
were played all together. The
matches were for the best three out
OF Ave sets, and the go between Cas-
tic and Low against Rietow and
Page went the full FIVE sets. No
less than fifty-three games were
played in this match, and Low and
his partner took 20 to their OPP
poncnts' "a.
Another match which went more
than the three sets straight was the
game between Cunha and Bockus,
and Forster and CONFESS. The first
set went to Cunha and Bockus rs,
but Forster and CONFESS took the
next Ca: however Bockus and Cum
ha took the next two sets Ga, Ga,
and with them the match. The
winners were giving the losers 10.
and that is considerable handicap
to fight against.
Lowrey and Gee defeated Rich.
ards and Richards three sets
straight, 6-2, 6-3, 81. w. l.. War
rem and Anderson also beat Macon
mel and Hurd three sets 10 nothing,
and, by strange coincidence, the
losers got three games In each set.
There will be two matches played
this afternoon, starting at 1880
O'Clock. A. l.. Lowrey and Il. s. Gee
will play W. l.. Warren and ID. W.
Anderson; A. II. Cunha and c. G.
Bockus will try conclusions with A.
l.. Castle and Captain Low.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-26
'; ESQ; ::::::. sP0 Rrs ; Ell; Elm:
Military Gall
League Pau
Sunday

There will be two games of the
Military League played on Sunday,
and they will be the last of the SER
les. The championship has already
been won by the y. G. H.. ana their
game on Sunday can have no effect
on the final result of the competi-
ton.
The race for second place Is at
tracing lot of attention and the
I Marines and Cavalry each have
| their followers, who declare that 1t
is impossible for their particular
fancy to lose. And fine game the
final one should be. because both
teams will strain every effort to
capture the honor of being second
to the all-conQuering Guards.
The Guards will play the Shaft
ers on the latter's ground, Aala
Park not being available. The Ma
rines will journey to Leilehua and
engage the Fighting Firth on the
diamond. and It is hard to say which
team will win.
Sunday will see the finish of the
Military League for the present, and
II will be some time in July when
the new Military series start up.
there then being five teams in the
compctltion-the present four with
the addition of the L. s. Engineers.
These five teams should provide
some fine ball, and the only thing
to be regretted is that we will have
to wait such long time TIL the
series starts up.
Sergeant Barry of the Guards has
not given up the idea of pitting his
team against the pick of the Army
and Navy. but as the Guards. or at
least some of them. will be away at
the national shoot for some time, Il
Is impossible at present to arrange
such series. The combined Army
could put up very strong team,
and one that would make the Guards
extend themselves to the utmost to
avoid defeat.
In Sundays game the Marines will
play Davis. Gibson and Anderson.
and that will strengthen the team u
great deal. Davis is a ball player
of no little merit, and his big hit
ting Is always a feature of every
game he takes part in. Then Sew
enteen" Gibson - since the seven
teen-inning game he pitched against
the Guards the new name goes
always does good work In the box,
and, with his mate Anderson doing
the catching. is always dangerous
man for the other side to face.
Bateman. who had to lay of last
Sunday owing to illness. will hold
down his old job rs catcher for the
Skaters and will be great i'm
provement on Oakley. although the
latter did fairly well last Sunday.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-26
Weston still HlkIna.-Tope

Weston Still Hikins.-Topeka, Kan,
May 7.-Edward Payson Weston. who
Is walking from New York to the
Pacific coast. reached Lawrence at
$3.50 this afternoon. making only a
brief stop and continuing his west.
ward journey to Perry. 16 miles east
Of here. where he prepared to pass
the night.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-26

1876 editorial roUms-256 busL
ness office. These are the telephone
numbers Of the Bulletin office.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-05-26
OHIO CLOTHES CLEANING co.
1872 Beretania 81.

Ladies and gents clothes and
gloves cleaned, Contracts $3.50 per
month, four suits. Dyeing and dry
cleaning. Telephone 496.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-04-02

ear AQo

The farmers are now busy preparing
for seeding.
Fred Gratis has rented the Teller
house al Grand Iarbo Fred vim be
d genial host.
Pr. Ruger.a sister iss visiting with
him from Wisconsin.
she cornet band viii giye an Easter
dance Monday, April j
Ranals user, new post
master, arrived Thursd 8 He expects
his commission about tue mid le of
April
There are now some fifty men "a
Tho pay roll of the railroad at this
||plaee This list probably be
increased
rank Palmer etiirnad from Ind ians
Wednesday Ie say the old boy
down there are atill discussing
|pecano an too campaign
The Youngest man be saH was
years old
barrett % 1880 saa IL tow
Sgedness d
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-04-02

Miss Grace Thomps son, 81 the city
schoo ~, spent Sunday with friends at
5Lakota
VS. Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Copeland, Of.
Cando, were guests ii the citp
Saturday 5s3s
Miss Ida serumga a teacher in the
.Larimore schools, is spending a week
Il this city with friends. h
Miss Maude sprague, .Who.is attend.
ing the university arr Ved home Sat
}urday for q weeks vacation
Miss Laurena Vannier returned Sat.
Surday from the Twin Cities, where she
has been spending several weeks with
friends.
M Miss Nora Nood ward OF Bottineau,
arrived ,inSthe cit rtday evening and
spending q week as the guest Of Miss
Beaucha
Miss a. Bedford returned Saturday
from the university and Is spending
Tie Easter vacation with her parents,
sherin and Mrs. VI. II. Belford. al
Miss Alma Rushfe ldt arrived iii tie
city Friday evening from the uniVer-
sity and left Saturday no rning for
her home Al Webster.
DE. Joe Smith of York, was the guest
Of friends In the city saturd lay. He
recently pure chased the practice ofsDr.
Poole at that place and - making
good although he is Just 4 recent
graduate
and Mrs. G. Smith enter;
tanned q humble Of their friends at
their: apartments q On b Fourth street
last Thursday evening. Games were
played after which ref eshments were
served and the gathering enjoyed q
pleasant evening
The baseball players Of the shops
ne already getting into shape and VII
put a strong team Oh the DIANE nd this
summer Their grounds viii be near
1.-The shops and this VIII In all probab
liIity be- the only team IL Devils Lake
this year.
Died, Friday, March 4 the youngest
son off Mr.. and Mrs Henry Rutten. q
f1nfa r.in tn1y11sI1in ff NJ CON iesti ION and
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-04-02
seal Briefs
5.l Money to loan on Farms. Ramsey
County, National Bank .,5 81


Money ID loan. on Farms. Ramsey
County I National I Bank.
Gus Jacobso Of ssiarkWeat was q,
Devils Lake visitor the last off the
s.week.
Feed oats for sale At winter &;
Ames elevator
Courtney, chief boiler Inspector
sof the Great Northern, was ii the city
last week.
Miss Jennie Belle Lewis, astudentss
.at the University arrived home this
week for the Easter yacation ss ss5;
Miss Emma Rior 4: Il, who IL attend
ing Che Valley Normal schaol,s
sis home for her Easter Yatcatio lon. 5s
IL Miss Margaret Predegast, formerly;
of Devils Lake, but now 81 sBaniff III
Visiting with friends il this city '
Mss Stella lins of I.angson;
I arrived II the scity riday evening and
Z - spending 8 week with friends in the
city.
ss First mortg age farm loans. See
Fred 5D. Locke.
ri A. Johnson, who has been yls:
ling with friends iii this scity for
some time, returned sto her home Sin
oonan Friday. II:
George AZ. Bruce, master mechanic
3Hof the Great rthern, was here one
day las a eek lookias after interests
ssof the road.
sS Miss Eleanor Norton, Of the Uni
yersity spending a few days IN the
city the guest Of her sister. Hiss Mary
II: Norton, of the public schools
u Money 70 loan s. farmss See Fred
I'D. Locke.
I'M diss Mable SBrig gs, of starkweather,
who is attendIng the univ ersity passed
through Devils Lake saturda onSher
way home to spend the Easter vaca,
on
RS 3. / McKennas off ST. Paul stopped
.son here week on his way back
from the coast ana % the guest Of his
son Charles Of the Great Northern
shops.
A farewell party was giVens Friday
evening At the Rebekah hall Ii honor
100 drand Mrs. Paul eorder who viii
leave this week for Cakes, where they
viii make their home 9,3sSS
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-04-02

q Bert Lien of Keith was d business


Bert Lien 81 Keith was q business
caller e the City Monday d
Anderson 81 s arkwgeathes spent
Sunday 81 the city with friends.
Ess Yard Porter % ,f willie va was a.
Devils Lake visitor saturda ~ Sss
# Charles sDoyon Of Doyon was looking
after business matters Il the city this
week
81 III. Young il here 4 IRON on.
grookston this week visiting with
friends. Is:sss5s
Tom Turner was at flow City
this ashlis week oking after life Insurance
matters ;S5
James Bremen and Lyle Coswyanl3
"a arrived y home from the university
this week
g. Babcock, Of Stark eather was
"a the city Saturday attending to bust
ness matters.
]: ". Thompson was Id Grand Forks
the latter part Of last week looking
after business matters.
Frank A.s stoltz arrived home sat
.urday evening .after. pending several
weeks II the south.
Paul Vornholt Of FORK was lii the
city Saturday and attended the
gerald Hooking edding.
MI. and I Mrs. James Kenley 81 Fox
Lake were visiting with friends IN
the city the first Of the week.
NJ + Up Kelsey Of the Great North
spent some time in the city last week
looking lt after interests Of the road.
Tom Paige has purchased the. Az
Ross residence on Il Fourth street
and viii move into It as soon as# pos
ssible.
$ $s5. Miss Anna Glerum left Saturday
evening for Tower City; this state.
where she will finish teaching the
school year. 95s8
Z F1owa - II ava. ! M 81. IN, fr,,,,
INA M 81 3 }, Is, 81
4, IA .F,a sta,.. ~ ,,,t,, b,a| g 5.
enta il tl,ia citv &
IS Albert indstr,ll,n h. 81 MinneWau.
kan. who il attending the state uni
yersity, stopped Off here q few days
and was the guest 81 sof John GoyW,i,a:n.
lattar y RIM, N 7 I IA Mrs HI n
IN IA aup aavs, i, 81 4, s., 4 J o, Is
M, 3, q 3 III ov,ns a,r
IN INN ~ 81 I'M 81 Il nam
&, a1,o,,t t,,.aa n,
1ork nv rs re1, ;,e,atot,, q 5h,,i,dinp
u q 3 mn 1ua Il, s,,,, a, "a
g ~, ] nossi NJ ma,
h,,ii 40 iii, IS ~; NJ ~ ;,l,y
] ho,,t & 3 q ,.st ,,s Il 80 rs "a
me ninth annual ann report q the,
School for the Deaf loca ted nsth1s
CITY, mas peen completed 90 anda IRE
scented Stos tne governor OF the state.
We are - receipt Sof s. copy4sof the
report. Il g fine Illustrated edition ol
ana 3 credit 70 tne state as well aa ~;
ne managerss 81 me scnoo 9l
Billie Wilson, LEFT Saturday y afternoon
Tor Galena, hi, where he viii engage
fSGG,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07

In your waiting rooms I have yet
to meet a patient who did not cay
that their Improvement was notice.
able. aud ! have talked with many
~ them.
Ia speaking OF Mr.. leagues case.
the physician said. No, we don
perform miracles. nor do We claim
10 do 70 by our new and original
system Of treatments. there is moth
lng mysterious about Il. We feel
that We can invariably locate the
exact cause OF any disease and can
IN ninety cases out OF one hundred
absolutely remove the cause.
Nature Is. after all. our chief as.
sistant. We have, however, means
and methods Of giving nature an
unobstructed opportunity 10 effect
a cure and much OF our system OF
treatment Is original with us.
Mr.. league no doubt had as good
medical treatment aa money could
buy, but IN his case medicine was
not needed. The cause OF his com.
NAAiNNHA uAH'NN MAN lFAfAONtM MliHs
out using drugs at all. Understand
me clearly, we use medicine In
cases where drugs are necessary,
In face, We have soarcely two
patients at any one time who get
the same identical treatment In
every way. Our success leads me
TO say 10 all who are sick. 40 not
despond. Don't think that yon can.
not get back your health. no matter
what anyone may have told you.
Cures have been effected at the
WASHINGTON sANlTARIUM In
case after case, which had been
pronounced hupelcaaly chronic.
Consultation Is free, come and see
what can be done for you and LET
your own intelligence decide wheth.
or or not YOU desire treatment.
WASHINGTON sANfTARItiM
COMPANY. b27 Peoples Bank
Building. near Second Avenue, Be.
attic, Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07

NEw YORK. Jan. f-poaplt,
The ruunr that Matt Maieney, crack
Marathon runner. would turn pro
feaxlonal and run against Alfred
shrub on Jan >. hts weird has hreu
given % the contrary.
The Madison Square Garden An
ietie club. oFEaulsca for the sakc
e running speculative meetings
without ciashins with the A. A. a.
ruies. has resolved sanction Tor
Marathon at the run Olympus dis
lance 20 miles. as yards 10 oe
hs1a Jan. $. and Malcnsy has de-
csared his Intention OF starting
should Shrubh come home vic
tor In his is-miie race against a
relay % faar men on the nisht Of
Jan. .. there win ~ tremendous
demand for Some one 20 SO against
nlrn al the Marathon distance. and
then. II he desires. MaiuasY can
make a better financial arrange
sneat than Il ne icft the amateur
rAnks now 10 run against tbs Eng
llshnAn a. onn u thr relay team.
The coming anaVur Marathon ~
ENA&AAt& KEEN &AttNf"A ~ -
of the country. not only fsscanse
enfries will BE made from differ
ens sections. but because the ath-
ielic weird wants o. knoN Wheth-
81 the Simon purea are really faster
than tha ahakat hunters
Thc defamt ~ Hayes hy norandp
ssTnlfiaA nothing. because Il u
fact that Hayes uas nQt IN tbs best
Of shape that nlEht Neither does
Langbosrs victory over pefando.
beeauss the iaflan did NOT have q
extend himself stlil there g. no
doabk that this L9nKboat who beat
poranao was not the peerisss ran-
nar who covered % miles 81 road
IN aga. 70 as IA Boston In 1897. and
even were 10. sscfything points %
Malonsy and oae q tao others a.
hia bettcr4.
Ma4oney In IRE Marmthon r. New
York on Dec Is finished impressed
Ia 9t1ss1sI-s. breaking az existing
Rasords Tor the Olympic distance
ard those pho noticed his spien1ii
condislon AZ ths finish believe he
could have gone a los faster.
I.onNhaat. without doubt thr
paax 81 any 0f our American PRO
fassi1naiH H. Incapable today 80
.anaiing this performance. sshruhh
Il about The oniy man On earth wha
stands a chance b defeat our best
amateurs The EnEiishfnan is. at
any distance. a dan&cr0us quantity
They say BE- can't rim - miles
who know1 thlar He rnn IA miles
running the legs or hts competitors.
50 great 4 runner e. shrubb fhet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07

Whole souied. honest. well known
and respected BY all Of his numer-
Gus acqnalntances. that best de-
acribes the character Of r. O.
league Of Pleasant Prairie. Wash.
inKt0n he IN man Of extensive
property interest and OF high social
standing
Mr league was completely cured
Of 3 complication Of ailments by
four weeks treatment administered
AZ the Washington Sanltarium. and
despite the fact that publicity IL
dIstasteful to him, he n willing that
his case and cure be printed IN Sc.
attic papers. IN order that others
sick as he once was may be induced
70 seek Che certain relief he found.
Quote me as saying that am a
well man as a result Of your treat.
ment, said Mr. league To tho
physician IN charge Of the Washing.
ton Sanilarium. You have earned
your foe and with Il my gratitude
for I did not expect, when I began
coming here TO you. that would
ever feel in such perfect health as
Is now mine had Rheumatism.
Heart. Stomach and Liver trouble.
Various Doctors who had treated me
brought little or no relief. They
found no difficulty In diagnosing my
ailments. but they could not cure
me. You have absolutely removed
every ache. pain and annoyance
think that your system OF
manipulation and adjustments, 10,
sether with your apparatus for
dlvertlng the blood supply 10 the
diseased parts, has done the work !.
any way, ! am well. Ny appetite
has returned, my strength is back,
| Yeel good.
would advise no one 20 believe
their case ineufable, no matter what
the ailmont is, at least, until your
system OF treatment had been tried.
I was Blfeptiaal Of receiving any
great benefit from your treatments,
but ] am enthusiastic now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07

The Double a" rating u the
American association. Eastern and
Pacific Coast leagues give them
the riRhs 20 draft from tba South
ern and Western leagues. and from
tho lower ClaHsea All players
drafted b. the malar leagues from
The smaller leagues cannot b. sent
back without first passing through
The IA" leagues The National
commission has also ruled that the
number 81 players 60 be carried un-
der reserve by major league clubs
ia 10 BE limited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
COAST LEAGUE TO
HAVE SIX TEAMS

san FRANCISCO. Jan. Thy T..
P.~-The sew classification % tbs
Pacific CoRst league with the added
powers conferred upon the organ.
nation BY tho national commission
WI perutlt the league 70 have ak
clubs during the coming season. &C.
c0TdiuR % q veil known baseball
man here today Heretofore the
league ii ita desire to expand has
been handicapped bY the lack of
enough good players to make np a
strong SIX or eight club orEanlEa.
iion.
Nothing viii BE- done In regard
% the changing fhe circuit until
President Cal Ewing returns from
the east Two new clubs. probably
tn Sacramento and I.os Anxelca.
will De- added IN order TO present
q stronger front 70 the outlaw
state league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07

he would not have 10 extend him.
self 20 run In a Marathon. which h.
iest 81 endurance NOT speed
Apart from shrubh nothing can
t1ach our amateurs. arid "a IS c0n-
fidcntly expected that the winner nf
The race Jan, , viii knock tho cor
ners off the professional record IL
2 itts4ea -5. made b. perando when
be beat Hayes
ro guess tho wilmer would b.
like picking winner IN a maiden
horse race. n there a. anything
more uncertain than the form ~
long distance pluEEers. q hAa nas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
Jap 20 Ran Marathen.

Wuaas tht trou hearted Jap
whose exploits about Nome have
won fame Tor him. will BE- Initiated
into a ne~ role. II the plans u asv-
erai Nome man carry. Il IL pro-.
posed e bring him to me Alaska
, ukou- Pacific exposition a. race
such notable Marathon runners as
Dorando. John J Hayes. Tom Long
boat and Alfred shrub. the Eng-
tIahuau.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07
FRANK CHANCE HAS
BIG OFFER FROM
OUTLAWS

Los ANGELES. Jan. T-The
strongest bid made b. the oat.
law state leaguerN FOR player
from the ranks Of organized base
BAN - an offer of s4t.099 Tor twu
Seasons 10 Frank Chance. ihc IA
nous first baSemau and manager
% the Chicsgo Nationals. accord.
ing % report here today The
attractive offer Waa made By Dan.
NJ Shay representing a commit,
too 81 Stockton business tnen
Chance said IN reply that b. could
not give definite answer until he
had communicated eth President
MuFphY of the Chicago club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07

Manager George Shredder % the
Tacoma Tigers announces that he
has come 70 terms with Joe Collins
change catcher with the Tigers III
l90e-I Collins was traded % Epo-
kane last year. but refused 10 Join
the Indians and played with the
California outlaws Shredder H.
now corresponding with President
Lucas regarding Collins standing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07

~ meeting in the offices ~
r. =. Sfimson today the yachting
enthusiasts ~ Seattle will elect a
ways and means committee 10 raise
funds for a new yacht O. regain the
Dunamuir cup now held hy the
Alexandra. Tod Geary. designer ~
the Spirit, hnr completed plans for
a new yacht and these WILL be ln-
spected The new challenger IL
ngfln1afad 10 cost ~ Goo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07

Tbs stanford Rugby team ieat
fisf % ~ the result ~ ifn isritfah
Columbia trip Expenses amount
I'd 20 te.esT9t ana Vnneonvrr a
gliAfantee was 1890 a pfavl.
sienal date - Fsh. has hssu so
ter TIE taFdiaais game wtfh TIE
Nallstirs. the all. amateur team
frasu Australia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-07

roses - " tNNMHA ANANs
LITTLE ROCK. Arb. Jan. 7
The ffvland Mnwhtt bout. scheduled
Ton Jar. IA. has been called OF hy
fhe Arkansas A. A. n develops that
tho Fighting Dick" Hymnd GORE
spandinE from New Orleans IL an
impoatar Dick Hyland u now pn
the coast