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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10
CAzAU WAS DROWNED

That Theodore CBzau came 10 his
death By drowning In the nAiaioF.
ium At lana PARK last Wednesday
Wa the report made 70 Coroner ]
c. Snyder yesterday by pr Charlea
~ Covan, who performed the
autopsy. II was AZ first believed
that cafau die dsuddenly Of heart
failure while bathing
The body was found floating in
less than two feet Of water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10
HONOLULU SHIPPING.

SAN FRANCISCO July io-om.
cial reports Of the work done In
Hawaii b. the United States engln
eehng corps, complied BY Major T.
Eveleih Wlnslow. arrived today on
the steamer l.urline. and were for.
Earded Immediately TO Washington
The reports contain interesting data
relating TO the shipping az Honolulu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10
STEAMER PRESIDENT
MAKES RECORD RUN

The steamer President, Of the
Pacific Coast Steamship company
which LEFT Seattle At 0iip last
Thursday morning arrived io,iaf 10
san Francisco. hfsakiuE the best
record ever made for tho ifips for
msrly held by the steamer Gov
afnof The time was 20 hours and
g minutes The Governor time
was a. hourt and 81 minutes ffea
iaeni Fofd. u tho Pacific Coast
Steamship company was abpdfd
the vessel sheu she broke the rec
ord iiis presence vas probably
responsible for the remarkable run,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10
Anty Drudge Solves Naval Problem.

Captain How dare you come my quarterback with
clothes like that Isn't there any soap forward p
Saitor-"Aye. srl But Begin your leave, sir it's no
good We've worked weary over hot suds, but we
can't get the grease and boodstains of.
hny Drudge 'Sh my brave sddies! III tell the Captain
about Fels-Naptha soap how it takes out grease,
blood or any other kind Of stains in cool ukewarm
water. Then there'l be no hot suds, nor hard
rubbing, nor growing"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10

One cup Of cold coffee. one cup
Of mnlaaHes. one cEE beaten hEht
one cup ui sugar, one Tablespoonful
Of lard nr butter one teaspoanfal Of
soda. nutmeg and cinnamon to
taste Dissolve the soda IN the
ouffrr. mir tho molaasea. sugar and
lard together ada the coffee and n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10

Into your mixing bowl .ft 3 cups
of Hour with teaspoons Of baking
powder aud 2 teaspoon salt Add
and thoroughly blend cup Of cold
boiled rice Beat egg liFht aud
mls with ! = cups Of sweet milk
Thou add this 10 the dry inFredi
cnia and last add tablespoon
tleveil Of melted butter Bake half
an hour Ia hot gem phna. Delicious.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10
Ed. CUD|H[[ IS WE'D

Friends Of Ed Cudlhee. former
sheriff Of King county, are around
congratuiatlng him this morning,
and they have cause to. for I'd was
married two weeks ago In Victoria
10 Miss Ella Steiner. and the mar.
riage has Just been announced
Mrs cudlhee is a splendid must
clan. and has appeared In many
musioales here The groom was
sheriff for two terms. and became
prominent al the time OUTLAW Tracy
was busy In Washington. Gudihee
being sheriff at that time lle IL
nos euEaael In the livery business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10
crulI.ra

Cream we'll four tAhlespnaniuls
Of butter aud a large cup Of powder
ed sugar Whom we'll blended add
half teaapuoniul o. powdered
cinnamon and work this IN thor
auFhly. neai four eggs liEhi and
hdd them to the sugar aud butter
mixture and sir until FEE from
Jumps. then add sufficient flour 10
make a dough that IL stiff enough
to roll out Roll out eur Into
shapes and ny TO q golden brown
In deep boiling fat Dfaiu In q col
aader and sprinkle thickly with
powdered fuEAr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10
nights ENJOY A
TRIP TO STRAITS

AYsu pleasant excursion on the
rszrsf Chippewa through tho san
'iza Islands xas enjoyed yesterday
Z nahJ Of the delegates Of the
n'hiAa cuHseHtian. which has bsen
Z sesslen here.
A East Sound an old fashioned
~ base was held. In which 500
3 =, visiting Pythiaus and their
kstn participated
~ excursion va held IN honor
~ lola drill team Of Dayton. o..
~. team left for h0me on a spe.
g IrzIn This mornlns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10
CHINESE is INSTALLED.

Sixteen white women took n
prominent part in the reception and
Installation Of J. 8. HWung a. pas.
tor Of the Chinese Baptist mission
At dsb Washington II last night
The services we're held In English
for their benefit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10

scnld a pint OF milk with half a
cup u sugar and half a nalianuun
af silt Add a heaning tablespoon
Of instantaneous tapioCa cook 10 OF
rs minatee. until clear then add d
we'll beaten egs, white and yolk
beaten separately Take from the
fire flavor With vanilla or almond
extract Serve very cold. sliA
cream.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10
NDS HER BACK
Home TO FATHER

y he complaint Of nslxhbors.
Pufser. a l3year old Indian
= "a taken away from her faith
N bone IN Rsnton. which was
. Be an INIT place for her.
~. Yesterday appeared before
- -. ffaier After hearing the
!. sad eIactihg a promise from
- s'her. Dan purser. that he
=, w remain sober In the future.
i h>Es allowed Ellen 10 20 back
~ Rentoh home.
.sn Eave an exhibition Of weav.
~, /" he exposition grounds a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10

SAN FRANCISCO. July 10 -
bringing ii00o In gold bullion
the steamer Falcon arrived here 10
day from Alaska Two days out Of
~ Nichaelh the Falcon ran into
an ice field and vas held for three
days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10

SACRAMENTO. July io.-rhroe
hundred strong and armed with adj
VrftlfinH iteuature enough 20 flood
any city Ia the land Sacramento
Eiks departed this morning for the
grand lodge session AZ Los Angeles
The Portland Ellis special passed
through Sacramento early this
morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10

Miss Mary Hfpoklhs. 81 Mlnneap
oils. will deliver leciurc on
christian Science at , o'clock
tomorrow ct the Moore theatre
under the auspices Of tho hra,
Church q Christ. Scientist. Of Sc
attic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10
STRIKERS GIVE UP.

~ nltFd ffse-A
~ FRANCISCO. Jaly 10-Thal
y lat4nese SUGAR plantation
szssfs. whose recent Hawaiian
fa-s threatened International
szgArations. have Eiyea ~ all
~ u vietoFy or reinstatement
~ asserted today b. Charles T.
fHsr. puusr Of the steamer Luf
IA rsieh has arrived from Homo
IA
Wording 10 Warren. the water
- q Honolulu Is crowded With
k<a<ss lzhofers sho are nos out
Z sprk and are seeking opportun
10 lssye the Islands
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10

Soak q cofnrd theefal tongue
over nlght boil until tender r.
move skin aud roots Cover With
fine cracker crumha and brown au.
gar aud bake half an hour IN a slow
even dafnlah with mashed poia
toes forced through pastry tube
aud dellcaialy Drowned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10

Tho tub frock Erl viii be more In
evidence than ever this summer.
for all women love the washable
gowns OF white. OF dalnty print or
mualln.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10
NEWS OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO WOMEN READERS OF the STAR
/ fROM1 MARY,5l
q COOK COOK

pinch OF salt. ihon enough flour to
make d gaud dough Bake In il
slow oven In large dripping pan
When done. cut Into squares and
pile on d plate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10

one'half cup sugar y cup uour
milk, Y cup chopped faislna. egR.
little nalt !. teaspoon cloyea z
teaspoon nutmeg Bake with 2
efuAta. This makes pie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10

r..l.Ied Ffench llneas faln IN
.~llrly as the season advances
Z shsf fahric COMES from the
sslry With such delightful crisp
s.siesx appearance ~ does the
rf.ra linen Il is made IN all
4, NJ and dellcaic shades a. we'll
: ~ asep rich toues so popular
= ses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10

The ladies Of John = Miller
wamena Relief Corps will hold
thelr monthly tea next Tuesday at
the home Of Mrs. Sarah cooksen.
Iu ". e2nd st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10

NV. Meeting Of the Society Of
4 ~ WI Be- held Ia the library
gs..., J. W G A. buIldIng. at
and Seneca. tomorrow at
v..a.m George Henry Little Of
WA ', Who recently arrived from
s -. Eng, viii ae. as con.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10

= a.,sAg0, July secret serv.
se'lses today arrested two
=. men nsa and two women. whose
,4s,, NY not been revealed, on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10

a. Washington, County oi
nan !. Tern. being frat duly
Tl.,..o' p oath deposea and saws
III, ~ certain persons have
N H. ~ faaiiciousiy spread a 70.
A. ~, an apy Or si6oi plgeon
~, s''se and lmmIsra nigga g,s de-
- certify under oath
q Seattle 20 years
81 aas-l'Rss 9.
ln' aas ~ fU eyhef 81 said De.
% ~ o. fnr any other person
Dgsu.efuf d ihlug.
I{.%tI ANTON TERRY.
Tubscflbed. and sworn 10 before
me this feth DAY Of July. 1903
FRED G. brown.
Justice Of the Peace Seattle Pre-.
cinet King County, Washington
mz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-22

For four innings yesterday Il
looked as though Tacoma PLAYING
glngery hall, was due to get Mike q
scat hut in the fifth We foll upon
Berger tho Coast League recruit
who declared Seattle would not fin
lsh IN the money, giving him a
druhhing which uetted four mllies
Just to rub Il In. Mike and hla fell
lows grabbed four more, which were
sufficient to silence Mn Berger
Lee Maseo was the hitting kid,
pluekinG Berger for three hits In
four times up, Coleman, a college
boy, played second base for the
Tigers and bis work waa high class
throughout tho contest. He didn't
do anything with the club, but his
handling OF seven chances did not
show the least trace Of a bohhle
The Tigers lammed over three
taillss IN tho first and second ses.
sion. So quickly that the fans be
came alarmed But IN the NTH
Mr.. berger was plnked for five
healthy swats which nettcd four
runs. and In the sixth be donated
three more hits TO us, which re
suited IN four more tallles,
The scorr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-22
TOMORROW SHOULD
END BIG AUTO RACE
THREE LEADING CARS DRAW
ING NEAR AND ARE CLOSE
TOGETHER.

Either late thla evening or early
tomorrow morning. the Frua, New
York TO Seattle automobile race
should end At the gates Of the
AsYsP.
Ford car No, IL leading by a
good margin. II arrived in North
Yakima late last night. and AFTER
short rest set out on the way 10
BnoquAimis Falls, on tho last les
Of the cross.continentAl drive.
The shawmut car IL nnw second.
having passed rurd No. 1 al
baker yesterday. with a lead Of
30 minutes. but this Ford and the
shAwmut will probably gain on the
leader today. and II IL far from
impossible for the finish Of the race
10 be- a mad dash for the line. and
win by tho length Of radiator.
Tho road from snoqualmio In lH
In perfect condition and should the
three cars near II IN a bunch. the
end will be sprint beyond ques'
tion,
After leaving tho an0qnalmie
road. the cars will come through
Georgetown. up Fourth nv, $. TO
Preiontalne place. to Second av.
10 Pike. to broadway. TO Eastlake.
and thence follow the EastlAke
car tracks to tho main gate Of the
exposition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-22

At TACOMA

TACOMA. Wash. Juno s2.-The
18th annual irapshooting tourna-
ment Of the Washington sportsinen
association opened today at the
Mountain viov range Of the South
Tacoma Rod and Gun club. Moru
than 50 experts from all over the
Northwest are participating
At the annual meeting OF tho
club. held At the Donnclly hotel
last night. plans for the shoot were
all arranged and offioors for tho
ensuing year were elected az fol.
lows.
President y y Ellis. Seattle:
vice president. A. l.. weisman.
Spokane: secretary. Fred X. Broom.
Spokane. directors. Y. W. Cooper,
Tacoma. z. J. chinKren, Spokane:
r A. purdy. Seattle. 7. Il. Bar.
clay. Prescott. = W. Miller. Bclllng.
ham. and II. Z. AIlon. walla walla
II was decided TO hold the tour.
nameut of 1910 at Spokane at a
date TO DO determined later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-22
ATTEL[ ISSUES
CHALLENGE To
JOHN COULON

San FRASciACo. iuns Al
Monte Attell. eonqueror Of Frankie
Nell. today Issued a sweeping ehal
lense TO any man uho can make
iis pounds Monte claims the ban.
tam weight title. and has wordcd a
don to John coulon 10 appear and
support hiu claim.
Tho little Hebrew la a bit scar.
red from his encounter with Neil
Saturday. but affifmA tina, with tho
exception Of a tow swollen fea.
lures. be Feels no bad effects from
the mill. He announced today that
ho would camp on Couldn't trail
until that worthy meets him. or
ceaHes championship talk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-22
THE WORLDS i've SPORTING NEWS
AMERICAN GIRL THE HERO
!. Of BIC PARIS RACING RIOT

PARIS. June 22-Diaouaalon FOL.
lowing yesterdays RIOT among sta.
bio boys At tho Auteil course show
I'd today that Mrs Joseph Wldener,
q Philadelphia beauty and dauBh
torln las " tho multi millionaire
street railway magnate. saved sew
oral valuable horses from Injury at
the mob'a hands and enabled the
grand atoeple chase 10 be run.
Mrs Widener was driving toSard
tho pufk IN her automobile when
she came upon stable boys and their
aympathlKsra who had ambuahed
several vans containing American
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gloves they are about as friendly
as a pair Of strange bulldogs
JACK Twin Sullivan contlnu.
ally holps matters along by alex
Ing" them on, and many times a
day do their trainers find II neces.
aary 10 take a hand and pull the
little fighters apart
corbott In Training.
Young Corbett journeysd 10
shAnnons this morning and started
work for his mill with Johnny
FrRyne. The Donyerite says he 10.
tends 70 work az be never has yet
to got himself In tho pink Of con
dlti0n for the match He looks a
tflflo heavy, but be asserts be will
have no trouble In taking of the
superfluous flesh.
Stanley Kaiehei. champion middle
weight IL the world and challenger
Of Jack johnson. arrived In San
Francisco this afternoon, accom-
panied by his manager. Willie Britt
A great crowd Of sports. heaaed b.
Promoter Coffroth, before whose
club Ketchel will fight Bill papke
on July :. met tho champion at the
fern. and after greeting had beer
exchanged. Ketehsi Britt. caffroth
and number u friends boarded
a tAllyho drawn by four horses aud
were driven through the downtown
streets The champion was chsersd
all along the route. and scores o.
small boys tried 10 steal a ride on
the tallyho
Retohsl never looked better. and
be asserted that be feels better than
he looks.
After visiting the Newspaper o.
fees Ketohsl was driven 10 his
hotel. whsrs he will remain until he
goes into training At MiHofs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-22
STRAIGHT DOPE FROM
THE Fight Followers

SAN FRANCISCO. June "a
Billy Papks pulled on bis gym.
naalum toys this morning and
went to work at the Seal Rock
house. Paphs wanted To train At
Mlllett,s. but Ketehel was FIRST on
the Job with a BID. and the thunder.
belt was forced TO hunt other quar-
ters.
Papke apparently Is In the best
OF condition. He Ia brown nS nut
from hla sojoun at Venice, and 30
cnamoured Ia no with tho ocean
that he plans 10 take daily dips In
tho brine Harry Foley. who pre-.
pared Monte Atteil for his victor.
ions meeting with Frankie Neil.
will be IA charge OF the camp.
Bully has a bunch that he IL
world beater when II comes 10
spfintlng lie has toutsd his ability
10 such an extent that Jack Per.
klBu. manager Of Chick Hyland.
challenged him 10 match race.
The distance has not yet been de.
cided. but the men will toe a mark
on tho sand near the Seal Rock
house tomorrow morning
HyIsnd 10 Fit
Hyland and Dentist wallaeh.
crosa arc on tho last lap Of their
preparation for neKt Saturdays
battle Hyihnd seems 10 be In OF.
esllent condition and does his daily
boring stunt with much Jest lie
weighed 1876 this morning
cfosa IL working as n bis life de-
pended upon the coming match
he and Yonhg Erne have a savage
soito each day. and while aud out
slider may imagine they are on tho
best OF terms. whom they don the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-22

horses. among thom two belonging
20 her husband
She ordered her car stopped and
learned the nature " the trouble
Whom she learned the situation ths
plucky American ordered tbs ehhuf
feur 10 dash through the efoWd to
tho nearest telephone There Mrs
Widenor called tho police and the
strikers were driven back after a
bloody fight
The racers were taken 10 the
grounds and a huge crowd. which
wa olamoring at tho delay. was
paolflod.
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Special Eastern
Excursions

Tickets on sale July 2 anu 3, Az.
gust II and IL. by Oregon h. r. a
Nav. Co, Chicago and return,
t72so. St Louis. s67 80. New York,
slos5O. Omaha. kansas City and
Missouri River points. $50. On July
and August IL. TO Denver and re-
turn, i55. Full particulars, tickets
and reservations at Union Ticket
Office. COS First sy. L. 4. Ellis.
General Agent. '''
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mouth nj a great rate, Some one
had covered the ground with salt.
Now they are planning to sprinkle
red pepper and other hot stuff over
the places occupied by Jennings In
the other American league cities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-22
SOUTH PARK IR0QU0|S
BEAT PLEASANT BEACH

Tho South Park lroquois defeat.
ed the Pleasant Beach baseball
team by 4 score Of TO 6. at Pleas
ant Beach yesterday. The feature
was the pitching OF Rhomsdorff for
the visitors. He struck out Is men
and only allowed three scattered
hits
The iroquols would like games
for July sth and 9Th. Address. W.
O. Wolf, s225 Dallas ay.. Station
=. Seattle, or telephone Main 5sl3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-22

To pacify public demand. The Are-
ma has reinntched BlE Neusiff. the
terrible Turk, VS. DIR. n, v. Roller,
the pride of seattle FRIDAY Might,
june 10. 10 a finish, best two out Of
three falls, cafrh-As-catch-can style
The terrible Turk can wreEtle In
bare feet. Kid Herman, referee,
Two fast bosinn bouts for prciimi-
safie-, Usual popular prices. Gem
eral admission, Sec reserved. 81 and
~ noN seats. 1890. Seats now sell
ing at Grand or Moore theatre. and
at the ARENA" Phone A.-N.-F. Iati.
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WORLDS RECORD
Foh oAM Is WON.

= The greatest number Of con. ,
4 secuiiye Fames won by a major !
= league team Is 20 Tho record I
4 was established By Providence. I
4 In the National league 1854 I
= The minor league record is 81 I
4 games. made by Lancaster, Pa. I
4 Of the Atlantic league. In 1897. ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-22

Johnny Bender slapped the ball
over the right hafricAde Ia the
first yesterday. lie was SO elatcd
that he stumbled over the frat
sack Then Johnny was undecided
whether 10 continue on tho circuit
OF not FINALLY bis teammates per
suaded him TO 60 ahead.
Berrcr vas too slow for tho
Coast league and they cut him
loose Then he set the Northwest
ern league afirs." according 10
San Francisco newspaper.
This may be true but HarEcr
bumped the bumps yesterday,
Ice Magee felt fine and NJ yes.
terday for he raped the ball
every time he came TO bat Tho
popular fellow IL back In his stride
once more and the right bleachcr
ties are happy.
Coleman. the new Tiger second
sarker. has all the carmarka Of a
real ball player. lie Is big. strong.
fast GU his feet and handles a
ball surely and effectively.
Little Joey seaton looked Ike be
was due for a beating in the early
stages Of the game. After the sec.
ond session. however. Joey tight.
encd up until tho sixth, when he
was nicked for three hits.
Pug bennett caught the ball
sqnarely on the nose with two on
and II Is still going. Needless 10
relate. Pug got home run.
Dode thinker. the Seattle boy
who Is playing center field for spo.
kane. got four hits In five tines
up. at the Inland City yesterday,
and the Indians won by n score Of
s TO /.
One Of Dode's swats was three.
baEger. 1amea and Ovitz also
came through with swats for extra
bags
Kennedy Joined Portland yester.
day, and Capt Casey expects TO
get back Into the game this week.
The Webfootera undoubtedly will
take brace with the addition Of
those men.
Cartwright. the Tiger who grab.
bed three triples and a single In
the last game played at Tacoma.
failed To get anything from Little
Joey yesterday.
Raymond IA singing them To
first faster than ever. For awhile
Tealey slowed up, but his work
In this respect Ia now back to tho
right notch.
Vancouver managed 10 squeeze
over a single tally In the first In.
ming against Portland yesterday.
and II was enough to win. Seven
hits represented the total made by
rs players.
nur A yAKiMA ORCHARD TRACT
And In four years you VIII bs inde.
pendent 600 per acre zach month
will pay for n fun bearing Yakima
orchard tract
We have free excursions 10 buy
ers aYery Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday,
office open evenings.
The smitb-k1inE Lang Co,
OwnsrH-Not ARontH
aIU.fHF Ea.fN.l Rtaa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-22
PLAN new PLAYGROUND

The park board yesterday docid.
cd to establish a new city park and
playground on Magnolia Bluff The
tract desired is owned by j. W.
elise, a member Of the board. and
fronts on the Sound. An attempt
will be made to secure the ground
At reasonable figure.
Try a Maplclne Ice Cream Cone.
II Is simply delicious -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-22
DOPE THE GRASS

They have discovered a method
10 overcome Hugh Jennings nc.
tiyitY. You know Hughey Ia the
human lawn trimmer Of the Ameri.
can league. and his antics around
first and third when pulling and
eating the green whiskers are pro.
iuctive Of sldo-spllttlng laughter.
While in New York. Jennings was
going through his favorite pastlme.
when he suddenly stopped and be.
gan oIecting the grass from his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-22
NATIONAL LEAGUE


Cincinnati at Chicago: noston at
New York Pltiahurg At 81 Louis.
Philadelphia al nrooklyn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-22

ST Louis at Detroit. New York
at noston; Washington ut fhlladol
phla.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-22

Tacoma al Seattle; Aberdeen at
Spokane. Vancouver At Portland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-22

Portland At Sacramento. Los An.
selea at Sacramento. Oakland at
Vernon.
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Batteries; Wright and Spencer,
Critr aud Krci,z.
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TURKS MAKE It FOUR IN A
ROW by BEATING TIGERS


Washington -. ".".io 81 $50
st. Louis -, .,.,,,',la ~ 'apo
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Slated for Hefger In ninth.
Scare BY inninss
Seattle ........0 Q q ett0o -
Tacoma ......t 20 Eel o 81
Summary Twa-tase hii keliaes
key. Home Bennett. Bender
Sacrifice hits-custrf sratnn hrra-
inc. Stolen bAsea-Rayn suesa.
struck out--ny seatan I Bases on
haiis-off nereet 5 VITA pitch
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II ! make q dollar
on ypur dental work
you save a dollar on
your dental work.
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loses two dollars on
your dental work
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work Tor people At
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Open evenings until
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Hit and Hlnkel
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Batteries; Hall and Brooks; Kin.
sella and Murray.