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The Delta independent., 1909-01-22
I1ILLMAN'S

above amount, Immediately following each of
the respective tracts of land hereinbefore de.
unpaid amount of the costs of said Cement Side
walk District, properly chargeable to said Lots
and tracts. and said assessments shall be due and
payable within thirty days from the publication
of this Assessing rdinance, without demand
and may be made to the Town Treasurer of said
Town at any time within thirty days of the pas
sage of this ordinance, and an allowance of per
cent. discount shall be made on all payments
Of said thirty day period the Town Treasurer Of
the Town of Delta, Colorado, shall return the
local assessment roll, therein showing all pay
ment; wereupon the Town Clerk and Recorder
of said Town shall prepare permanent local
by statute. and ehall certify said roll under the
seal of said Town and deliver the same to the
with a warrant for the collection OF the same
and it shall therupon be the duty Of the County
appearing on the said last mentioned roll. with
interest, and in case of default Of any Install
ment Of principal or interest. when due, to adver-
default is suffered for the payment of the whole
of the. unpaid assessment thereon. And said
advertisements and sales shall be made at the
same time or times, in the same manner, under
all the same conditions and penalties. and with
the esssI s s as sn By ssHsral lay
general taxes.
SECTION 1. The foregoing amounts so assessed
shall be payable in twenty equal annual install
ments shall be payable in one year from the date
of passage Of this ordinance, and the remainder
ceedng nineteen years from the passage OF this
ordinances with interest on the unpaid principal
payable semi-annually at the rate Of six pei
cent. per annum, and on failure TO pay any In.
stallment, whether principal or interest. when
due the whole OF the unpaid principal thereupo,
the whole amount of the unpaid principal and
accrued interest shall thereafter draw interest al
/ Of month until the day OF sale.
Passed. approved and ordered published thi,
L. d. HAUsER.
| Attest: Mayor.
LILLE E. WILSON,
| Clerk and Recorder.
| (BEALD
The Delta independent., 1909-01-22
CeddredRe News.

Born to E. W. Stolte and wife on
January 18th, fine little daug hter.
A delightful social event was the
dinner given on Wednesday of this
week at the Kaufman home in honor
of Mr.. Kauffman's fiftieth birthday.
The guests who did justice to this most
bountiful repast were: Messrs. and
Mesdames Hogrefe, Bolton, Caldwell,
Davidson, Maxwell, Weston Closson,
Dillon; j. G. Kauffan and sister, j. G.
Downs, Mrs. Humphreys and sister
and Mrs. Graham. MIR. Kaufman was
presented with a fine Morris chair in
honor of his fiftieth mile stone.
Born on Sunday, January 18th. to
Clarence Hooker and wife daughter.
The lock expert VIM. Ainsworth
visited the Cedaredge bank last week
and put the locks in use there in per-
feet order. He has worked with lorks
for thirty-ive years and he pronounces
the safe equipment of the bank here
much above the average in excellence.
Some work has been done on the
sheds for the shelter of horses used by
school children in coming to school, this
week.
E F. Long returned last Friday from
an extended visit in Texas.
]. C. Rowbotham and Joe Hogrefe
and wife were Delta visitors the fast
of he week.
A deal is pending for the sale of
forty acres north of Cedaredge by N
S. Hanson to j. P. Caldwell.
The Cedaredge stage has troubles
enough to keep r. X. president busy
these days as the mud in some parts of
the road betwee Delta and Cedaredge
Is of unknown depth. Tuesday night
the stage team pulled the pole out of
the wagon in trying to work through a
mud hole below Eckert and the mail
reached here in the neigbborhood of
eleven o'clock.
Cashier Downs has taken out $4,000
insurance with the National Surety
company of New York. as is required
by bank law. Such insurance is diff
cult to secure in this state as it guar
antees for loss through loans and over
draft as well as through the ordinary
channels for loss.
Mesdames Mathews and Williams
who are visiting at the Blanchard home
have both been seriously i'll but are re-
ported better at this writing
The sale of the Joe Hogrefe property
it is reported has fallen through. Mr..
Hogrefe advertises a sale of his house
hold goods in the near future notwith-
standing.
The Delta independent., 1909-01-22
AN ORDINANCE.

AN oRDINANCE ASSESSING THE LEGAL
AND PRoPoRTIoNATE COST oc.THE CON
sTRUCrIoN OF CEMENT SIDEWALK Dis
TRICr NO 3, of the Town of Delta, Colorado,
upon thos lots aud tracts of land situate in
said Town of Delta. for which the legal and
proportonate amount OF such cost of con-
struction has not already been paid.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
OF THE Town OF DELTA. COLORADO
SECTION l. THAT WHEREAS In accordance
with resolution directing the Town Clerk
owners % Of the property to be as essed in said
Cement Sidewalk district No. 3, OF the Town
h have i,a been completed and accepted due ad-
vertisement has been made by said Town
clerk and RECORDER , TOR period Of more than
paper Of general circulation published in said
Town. which said notice specified the whole
apportioned to each Lot or tract Of land.
and that any and all complaints or objections
that might be made in writing; BY, the own
tees Of the Town Of Delta Colorado, and
Recorder. within thirty day, from the publ,
cation OF said notice. would be heard and
Town, before e. the G passage % Of any my ordinaIce
assessing the cost OF said improvements.
snee be Iea h, sdy ddys
TO property owners, and no complaint or OBJ
jections have been made or filed in the office
of said Town Clerk and Recorder.
SECTION 2. The first apportionments of the
cost of construction of said cement sidewalk
District heretofore made by said Board oil
Trustees and the Town Clerk and Recorder
Of said Town hereby confirmed and fixed
and there Is hereby levied against the real
estate in said Cement Sidewalk District, for
which the legal and proportionate cost OF
construction has not already been paid, the
following sums TO wit:
Upon lots 25. 28. and 27 In block /, owned
by M. l.. Gobble. s75.46; lots II, IS, 49, and
20, in block 8, owned by Frank Marshall
sl6s.67; upon lot 20, in block 8, owned by
John Kohler. s301s; upon. lot II, IN block 8
owned by Myrtle Lynch, 1896; upon lot 49,
in block o, owned by Spot C. L. q Mere Co.
s65.t7; upon lots 25 and 26. In block 9, owned
by j. s. Robinson. slO9Gs: upon lot 81. In
block 0. owned by Mary 4. Robinson, s5l.9I
upon lot rs, In block o, owned by Leunl
owned by Dr. W. A. Ridley. $50 30; upon lot
3 and I, in block 10, owned by Elmer sk,n
ner. $50 80; upon lot 7. in block IL, owned
by d. J. Dykes, s25.17 upon lots l, 3, 5, and
T. in block 8. owned by Ada McMurray Price
owned by e. NJ. Nc Murray, s50sO; ali In the
Original Plat Of the Town OF Delta, Colombo
upon lots 20 and 30, in block /. owned b,
II pdn s0a o. : g swasa asa y x W " bloss swnss s
George Fogg, sS9so' upon lots 10 az and g. 70 4
lots II and IS, In block l, owned b.. tn
all in Plat 2, Delta Townsite.
SECTION 8. And tho said Board Of Trustees o
said Town. upon q full hearing finds that th
The Delta independent., 1909-01-22
Winton Coal.

The new Winton mine is now opened
up in good shape and prepared to supply
coal to all customers on short notice.
The quality is first class Delta county
coal and will give you satisfaction. Call
at the mine or on Cook Bros, Delta.
Price at mine $l.5 per ton.
IT j. j. WINToN.
The Delta independent., 1909-01-22
Lost.

Amethyst brooch, nine sets, one
large set in center and the rest around
outside. Lost between Hillman building
and depot. Return to this Office and
receive reward.
The Delta independent., 1909-01-22

TO CURE CArARRH = COLD IN HEAD
Use .LONDON BALM" money back II not
Denver. Cole. Csc and 50c.
ToE-GUM cures corns. all druggists. l5c.
The Delta independent., 1909-01-22

c. j. Anderson Architect and General
Contractor. Cook Building. 33-tf.
The Delta independent., 1909-01-22

Sugar $3.50 sack at the spoT
CASH.
The Delta independent., 1909-01-22
4 Splendid Investment.

Five City Lots at 800 lot. See
WEIGH & MERRILL.
The Delta independent., 1909-01-22

Six bars Denver Best Soap Csc ut
Spot Cash.
The Delta independent., 1909-01-22

Twelve bars laundry soap for Csc at
the SPOT CASH.
The Delta independent., 1909-01-22

Take your feet to the SPOT CASH for
shoes.
The Delta independent., 1909-01-22

When in Denver, stop at the Albany.
Rates $l.0O per day and upward.
The Delta independent., 1909-01-22
DELTA COUNTY.

AELl n OOOlVl +.
Population in 1908, $4,000.
Elevation, average 5000 feet.
Orchards, 35, 600 acres.
Orchards bearing, $1,000 acres.
Peach Trees which net $50 each.
Apple Trees which net S25 each.
Pear Trees which net S35 each.
Challenges the World for fine
fruit.
Hay, average yield 5 tons per
acre.
Wheat produces so bu. per acre.
Oats, IS bu. per acre.
Sugar Beets, Is to 30 tons n
acre.
Potatoes, 400 bu. per acre.
Vegetables, how they grow.
Cattle. Sheep and Hogs always
successful.
Coal, immense deposits.
Schools, 1000 pupils, 85 teachers.
Climate. Colorado's best.
No blizzards, no cyclones.
All Churches and Societies rep
resented.
Ideal for homes.
Come to Colorado.
Do not pay for the dead beat's g
groceries, but trade at the Spot Cash
Store.
When in Denver, stop at the Albany.
Rates $l.00 per day and upward.
Sugar $3.50 a sack at the Spor
CASH.
Take your feet to the SPOT CASH for
shoes.
Six bars Denver Best Soap Csc at
Spot Cash.
Twelve bars laundry soap for Csc at
the SPOT CASH.
The Delta independent., 1909-01-22

Twenty-Five per cent off our shoes at
the Spot Cash Store.
The Delta independent., 1909-01-22

Do not pay for the dead beats
groceries, but trade at the Spot Cash
Store.
The Delta independent., 1909-01-22

AN oRDINANCE ASSESSING THE LEGAL
AND PROPORTIONATE COST OrsTHE CON
STRUCrION OF CEMENT SIDEWALK Dis
TRICr no g. of the Town of Delta, Colorado,
upon thos lots and tracts of land situate in
said Town of Delta. for which the legal and
proportionate amount Of such cost of con-
siruciinn has not alrcadY been paid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-08
saaha. Haaa VIA. rreBesitien foi
Match AREttmae and Asy-
whSrw.

Opportunity In the shape Of two
very willing ana capabla fighters
10 again knocking At the door %
aeattis's famous nxhtinE physician,
This tlufa opportunity IL incaruaSed
In the persons ~ nunnIw TeaEaF a
we'll known fighter ~ the wektsrh
coaptry, ana an eastern friend - hia.
Eercoran ~ nsms who halls
from New York city. and IL said 90
BE- a. least tn Rollers eiass When "
comes to handing Get the sisep'
arona
both These men have bssn IN 8s-
attic for nevAfai weeks locking fof
a channa ID break IN on the uMnt
game. and they nave Affsated thcif
efforts for the most part toward
securing a snatch with Holisr. 20 ~
ssuEe. hers o. snEwssfS SsssS
rsaser oF Curcsran can do 10 zee
pounds fingrida rhsg ars btth
willing 20 concede tbs Doctor What
ever hs sKrsada tnafa In weight ~
20 viii snly fi9ht bat 80 Ear there
has been no response 20 thelE
IL thsy cannot match up With
Roller. TIER are wiiiina 10 take On
Il looks nov as u his wss the
very thipg that The bis aeeter shoald
- N'8AAA AWNN
EssFY possible match that has 80
far beea arranged fer him has
fallen through On mecount - some
~tristAilty % local Interference In
ore place % anutnns- the Hasen
bout. because Eidie wanfml . Npflo
time 10 train. and h Weeks Affair
because Mayor Moore couldn't re
81 that way
In ~ proposition " reager There
70 pc such weak spot
lie vii nsht anywhere ~ Az
weight. and Al any tinaa lie u
willing % - 90 California. ~ nefes-
HaFY. 70 pull Off the match. thpuMh
he wnmtA naturally prefer thMt y
came off nenr here, eaY ~ Pert
~fuwnaenf. a. both fighters hArs a
large fotlcwtra In thta city
Fafthsrmora. he hes = eide bot n
t1ea ready 10 pest al a moments
nutice and viii naht for - and ~
peg aaot - the haa offies receipts
From his End ~ the line, u looks
aa II u would tahs a special dtsPsu'
n4ksnn 0f pravfdanee 70 pf1wffA ar
nhetaNia 20 this MrsanHmwmnfr-et-
Wars nupppsina that Keller really
Wants 90 Tight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-08
PRACTICE NOW KEEN
FOR BIG RIFLE MEET

WASHINGTON. ID g.. March S.
Great interest Is hfing attracted
throughout the country ny three
cnxnafed match between England
Australia and America Tor , n
door championship Of the world with
miniature rifles. This match was
Ire resnli al An invitation from D
society % Miniature Rifle clubs Of
Great Britain "a the National Rifle
Association ~ America. and "A sim
liar Association In Australia The
~essmpafttion will be held during tire
weak beginning April 10. and each
~cSnntssainG country win be represent
ed ~ 50 % fts best marksmen- The
work 81 selecting the American team
n uow In progress and during The
.aak ~ March, - h tryouys wfll
take place On the local rAngeA Most
indoor shooting in this country -
at 80 feet. and AS the International
match n ~ BE- at rs tcet. consider
abls practice - going on afu@ug
mArksmen who hope 70 make the
team
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-08

~"COCKNEY" HARRIS, GOOD
SPORT, PASSES AWAY

he had y wealthy patient IN hts
hands st the time,
Harris. ~ hts younger days. YVES =
successful pugiitHt, but ne never
Acquired tho dominating traits OF
that class. ana he was ondeafFd TO
his friends by the extreme gentle
moss and Kindness Of his disposition.
The tales told Of him Hrs legion
ON one occasion "a Neilakunwh
wealthy gambler. while under the
Influence 81 rage aud champagne,
walked away and left $4,000 iytnE on
a billiard table. Harris took the
money to the pArinf 81 a nearby
hotel and sat up guarding II WITH
a billiard all night
Harris frequently fell nfoui o.
arguments because he would not al
iow eithsr a dog uHht Or a man
ftaht to continue. Sometimes he haa
10 fight both parties 60 an argument
to stop "a. but his Intervention wen
always final THE tight at0pped The
police called him Department ."
Harris had three medals Tor saving
human life. and had stopped a. least
a desen fuun ways un she streets ~
Seattle and rescued tive drownine
persons from the cold waters 81 tho
naund @fsats for which he was uu-
rewarded except BY Newspaper
aaeumiuf8.
Arrangements for the funeral are
q eumpints.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-08
H. Gaaas "a the Ftnish, but urath
uad the CARTS stacked
sn Ntm.

William Harris. one 90 the hest
known characters Va NurthweNtu
spofgdem. died So this city yesterday
afternoon az the result 81 an Ntnrsh
extending over several weeks
Harris. frequently called The
CaeknayT ~ HIS friends. was q
native - Liverpool ana was 90 years
old at the time ~ hiH death,
A mother and two aiatNfa survive
him In England.
Twelve a ago when the
AlaHhan al was at It's height
Harris came to Seattle and Joined The
stampede To Dawson. Little gold
rewarded his efforts. and no return
cd here Harris was a splendid
athlete. and he set up as a trainer
and phyascal culture expert and a.
times he had q large etteHtelo, Tvs
principal activity % iate. however
Has been that % c~hfetakeF, IN which
capacity ha has been empiufad ny
every prominent sport" IN the Sound
county. did one OF theas fall ny
Send for HRTrisf WAS the frat In
Junction. A doctor sometimes came
aftsfward bat '"rhe coakney" was
there first. unless. a. eften happened
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-08
BASEBALL FACTS
WORTH KNOWING.

In 1864. the Niagara ciuh defeated
a Waiting team 2e1 % "a in Buffalo.
This - the record high score
on May n. 1871. Harvard and ths
Manchester professional team played
"a innings At Boston. neither ia
scoring.
Provld.nca and Dctroit played II
innings without a run August ~,
1852. al Providence. One run was
scored IN the 18th
Ia fsaa. Harry Stpvey stole las
basos IN lis games
Firat baseball rules were published
In 1855. being adopted BY National
Aesoclmtien 81 Baseball Players, an
% amateurs.
First aaiaried team was He'd
Stockings ~ Cincinnati. organized In
1888. The team won every game u
played that year.
Chicago and Boston are the only
cities that have had clubs su the
National league continuously since
a was organized la 1875.
Professional umpirinR was intro
.duced IN American association In
July. isxz,
Faaar Z. Cuthhert circlef the
bases In fsh seconds IN 1875.
Chief thinner caught III conHecu-
tive games IN 1890.
Bate are the only articles low
used IN the game that have not been
changed since baseball started.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-08

with TIA fastest bunch of can
didates that has turned oat In years.
Coach Doae Hriuker. Of tho
University 81 WRshineton'a base
ball SQUAD will lead his pupils tu
the maiden game Of the 1905 seas
on against the broadway high
school team on nenny field tomors
rev. afternoon
The work - the men 80 far has
been very promising ga viww 81 tho
short time they have been out
saturday afternoon a practice game
was engaged in between a varsity
and secoud team. IN witch flashes
% real class nrruFfed ~ odd mo-
ment that brought a smile 20 the
81 tNe bis coach
For The tutteid p~ositlunm Hesae an
exshiEh echonl star. ~ HhaniuE with
a great light about Tire initial aaeA.
and may cause some aPpruhHnsfn IN
the minds ~ Charley Aoii~nm
hackers who have looked upon him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-08
BASEL MATCH FOR GOLD
MEDAL BEGINS

The Basel Pri3e Contest for a gold
medal opens tunight en the BIS.
mnrek alleys with an entry list 81
- mon. who will individually bowl
three Knuaee. total numher u pins
q count The five men bowling the
highest sccraa Will tneu bowl anpth-
er series 81 three anne The Wtunef
Of this. according 70 total numns -
pfms killed. TO receive the gold
mrNnL
The match will be run on Tits
evening and -totuorruw evening IN
two squads. those bowling tontEht
being. Bradner. Duffner. Peterson.
WYdAnt. Cunningham. Rose Taitta
tohnaon. Tolberx and pniossaa.
mhila tomurrow evening. Basel. Dc
rier9. UGdeA. ~. Lund. II. Lund.
Atronm. Kills.. Patton. Louaeu and
WundA Will wind up the tournament
The medal has been put up ~ Mr..
basel % further the intefw2t hi the
local bowling game. with m Idea
toward discovering any dark horse
that ma he eligible for aeattl3s
team IN the W. b c 20 be held here
this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-08
INTEREST in
SIX-DAY MARATHON

NEW YORK. March x-pinesn
and Prouty. two long dNtancs walk
era. had covered "a miles II a ao-as-
you please pedestrian match schud-
uied O. last six days al Madisou
Square Garden. AZ 10 o'clock today
Spring and ADAMS had PASSED the
10Th mlla
The ether men apparently nut
ciarscd the youngsters 81 che ~
teams which have entered the con
test Thsfr was = small crowd prva-
rnt and the Indications are that Ire
promoters viii lose heavily imam
.clsily uuisas thorH r. a great crowd
In attendance next Saturday night
when the contest ends
OnN Of the most determined par
Elephants il Hartley ~ Kansas Gity,
who rode a bFnkrhoam part % the
way a. reach the city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-08
MIR. BIDDLE AND MIR. O'BREEN
SO CUTE ~ EHTETA TON FIGHT
AZ Times rhey Aiss~-t FtHht ssa
fe~iaine Netce- Cheer Al
mezs HASTILY.


"1sn't ne lust too sweet Tor any
thfn@f'
~oh. ciarice. how interesting
Il think he Is Just grand
soh. 1 could love that man. He Is
perfectly superb. and tust zee how
easily he handles that othcr fellow.
and he h a professional they DO
IN. look Mahelle. iaoki lie has
Knocked htm down I think that
he - perfectly brutal"
~osa{eeawns ! hope Il 10 net Mr..
Hracs yourselves. dear followers
az the fight game. and hold hard On
smelling salts test the elusive scent
81 pink clad nafler beauties ana
0utbufete Ike the above nNcrwheira
yea. For this ahovc~cah Y what
you willis i sample ~ 7 ring
eide talk that was Eotnk. whvn
Mslllensire 4 maa'e q fssl
Ssfors an audience % seciety bellies
sas,sorism q the Philadelphia
Athletic club = few days aeo.
Fov the benefit % he amste"s
nknenAn and the intrrni#aiNnM
lennthened 60 three minutes
Evary ttwe the Miilinuatre KID
was n the least danger OF havtnE BE
plnk akin .aratehed the gong rams
hna TIC stuff was off A. that JACK
|coraa Rim once. when ne became .
ffftio nettied because hiddic neatly
hft him Aaaia. hiddlo caNfat as,n
when 70 wasn't locking ana haha-
"a hlm a stretgher.
Thin was followed ~ SfeAt
fmupfnr u feminine finger nails
nmA a multitude OF hdmirtnK Ans
and Obs
Attoxnther this bout II pronounced
"a have haoa nerfcrtion@fur a pins
fea-and following a. mac4teonE
and bonhona Wrre shQwefei on tea
u~nushatnnts by aautriuE LADIES'
~ fA Feared ~ eastern circies thai
ma matinee Idols may 40 or Ntrtke
~ arenuEt Of this invasion 90 their
Territory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-08
BRINKER HAS CLASSY
BUNCH ON DENNY FIELD

an season a. having a cineh on the
first stop naehu handles himself
wonderfully well. and has 4 hshutt-
fui eye feF iew halls and pick upa,
combined with . whip which Will
give him a strong call Ter back
stop. Ia eaao no " beaten out FOR
first
Great RabH % pitchers are turning
out. as Il usual al Tho beNinnfnE N
a college season, when usually 10
pitchers and three candidates Tor
other positions appear Gfifnf
AtkauR lockwood ana NfaFgiB, the
latter a Aauthpaw. are showing con
siderable style. ana fram tneea men
aud a few others the STAFF vii prob
ably be chosen Armstrona ana
Hoffman arr nghtlnH for Second
with honaFa shout ven while Nc
Clean has a strong hid IN fQf the
short field position Captain brown
u covering tho third step In q very
crsaitabte style. and will probably
be a fixture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-08
RACING KILLED BY
TEXAN LEGISLATURE

AUSTIN. Tex. March G-Horne
racing Va TexaA. whore wagern are
made. received its death blow
In the Legislature. when the senate.
after an ai1-day session. passed the
Robertson anti book making and
~anti-ractnK blii - q vote o. - TO
~
The emergency clause IL not at
tnehrd 20 the bill Prediction iA
made thai sh0uid tho governor sign
the biii the state fair at Dallas and
county fairs where racing
IL a feature viii decline
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-08

NEW HAVEN. Conn March S.
In a fB~mue race IN the second
aFmpry here last night. Johnny
Hayes the olympic champion run
ner. was beaten by three laps by
robert Haiien and Michael spring
% Brooklyn. who ran In relays of
i've mllea Tha Tune was w ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-08
YEAGER OUT AFTER SCALP
OF FIGHTING DOC ROLLER
Cheap Colonst Tickets

VIII DO sold again this spring.
weatbound. via Oregon r. r. a Nav.
lgetion company's picturesque line.
during March and April. From
Chicago. $500. ST. Louis, 5000:
Omaha. Kansas City. st. Paul and
all Missouri river polata. $4,000.
Deposits taken AZ Union Ticket OF.
fiee. No sos First Ave. E K
Ellis. 0eni AgL go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-08
ALLEYS GIVEN UP TO
THE VISITING BOWLERS

F~fTTNnHfEG March After sin
days 81 play. FfttaburM and West
Pennsylvania teams r0urfv6ea a
majority % the catches and. start
Ing today. D visiting boNisFs VII
take possession % the alleys "a The
ninth International tournament 81
the American Bowling congress uow
being held IT d IN Qusnae oesd-
ems here
Fonrtann ffvs-w men teams and two
womrn teams rolled est niKhL nut
two scores above I.te9 we're made
The five highest scores In he i've
men teams Ind Inv tournament
opened follow
WebarA T~aiFdD@fbse
Ttfcs No 4 Hniedp@1eGT.
Cherry. Tpisao-Eei1
PatSfsnna. ChicaEo~a.fe&
Davis. Pitt3burg-2ksa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-08

The 8 A. c bowling tournament
for twu-rnan teams opens ~toFanrFnw
evening m b club alleys. with the
following entries Basel Ana
RoGlmrd. pwAn and MrE0wan. Boht
nnH Putnam. and Allan and Steph-
sna The Interest taken In thia
<sant has not been very promising
50 far. but Manager Brown il u
the opinion that several more
snfrsaa will b IN before b Hat II
closed tomorrow Afternoon