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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-07
BUSHES MOVE AND REVEAL
REAL WONDER OF SEASON

he u the wooily ship. and prompt
W stepqed 40 % the plate and put
out the third man.
At bat b. took one 0f Smiling
Harry'H finest ones looked the next
one over and then laid n calmly
over iu Mira tirady'a back yard.
which ls just outside the DuFdais
fence - always hit en- like that,
he eonfidsd 90 Mike after anbiinE
the circuit. and for once IN his life
Mike didn't have a word 70 say.
Team Going Fast Clio.
The team IA going some. aside
from the miafits that occasionally
drift ln Dug has had 30 let so q
some who did not Show 40 70 tho
standard set ~ their mates. but
there ia not a man on tho list that
Dug signed last winter that would
not have been "a welcome addition 20
The Terrya last year.
Aiken on third. Raymond al short.
Bennett and MCGEE M second. and
Sch0field az first, viii present the
tighteat sieve 10 opposing battora
that they have found IN Seattle IN
many moons Rose II daily i'm
proving AZ first. but r. Htlil a BIT
weak on handling bad throws and
ground balls. NJ which Hch0fleid ~
wonder acho is nov pettlnR "A
Charley boy. but no says that tho
bothsrsome nag f. losing on him.
and shows signs of n speedy depart
ure. an u which does no harm 10
the fans nor 10 the prospects,
Croker Makes Lona Whip.
In the outfisld. Capron. Lynch and
Frisk are hard % beat. and no Joke
either. for. n they were not. Crochor.
the quiet little cyclone from across
the Cascades. would certainly root
out one ~ them.
lie is batting we'll. fielding well.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-07
TERRIBLE TERRY TURNER
WILL BE able TO PLAY

dlahearteaea and was about % re-
tire from the game
This spring he WaA prevailed upon
BY LAJoin % report Tor spring pfAc-
tlcs. and fng about two weeks his
arm seemed an O. thn good again.
Then suddenly something snapped
and Terry irft Tor Youngstown.
Ohio 10 aee Reese. known AZ Home
softer" on account ~ the marvellous
things ho has done foF throwing
arms
Reese has treated him n0w for
about three weeks aud comes out
with fhc announcement that. with
the exercise % a little iudEmonk
Turuers arm viii hr AZ strong 49,
ever This leaves the Nap iufiela
intact. And adds 90 per cent 90 their
chances Tor CLAIMING the raE, far
which for four consecutive years
they have been Ia the running untii
the very iasl games ~ the season
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-07
MONROE WILL Open ELK
CITY TO BOXING GAME

down Jim JeffrteH In an exhibition,
was anuffed out latter in tW0 ROUNDS
bY the same individual
The lnat heard 81 Monroe prior o.
this last splash. 30 was cutting tim
her Ia the northwest. and not ipUh
Ing for fame IN the squared fihe
Now that he has been chpuan 90
steer the doatinios ~ Xix city. - q
said that metropolis viii become q
nlli Pledged fight center, after thf
fashion Of Gnidfleld
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-07
PLAN INTERCLUB MEET
in THE NEAR FUTURE

Afrahxementa ara now uadar fuli
hnAdNaf Tor ths hiW triangular tns
tHfetuh meet between FoNrHaUnfaa
ives from the salt lake NanFnuaar
ana Seattle Afhleftr clubs which
eas ngw been Get 20 eoms eft hsfs
April 1eth
The Utah athistss arc strangers
- this part ~ the cauntFV. ant are
Locked upon a. Aark hnrass All So
way Through Vancouver wttl hae0
a strong bunch. wnst 90 which are
Aueuu 70 the Local snaFf world Sc
Attlo's bunch srs ard have been Ia
constant tfAinfnN and Will set
ready % meet RnYthimM That wif 81
salt Lake or Vancouver may sprfns
~ TIE last mument Zach elias utfi
send two ncn at least. and posaihty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-07
BRlNKERLESS KIDS GET
GOAT OF NAVY TEAM

N an tnteFaNtiuN feat YESTERDAY
attsrueen. TIA NftuksFlraa urinhef
KIDS got fhH aeRf % fha All sfaf
Saw BASEBALL team ~ a score 81
al
TIE features - tha Eanse we're
home runs ~ HiekfnN Gotham ana
Mliitpn in ths second. each 20 whom
after twu men we're nut efaptef ~
fhs plate and pounded nut = fnsfrF =
80 fpuna OF the sweet delivery q
Pitcher sugar
cgAa handled tire tamsinw snd sor
thn Kids ama Hfd very sell hnifinA
Kids saaafet off The AaFF for rins
duFlnE She swanEn
The game Was fast and furguua
from the start Mhd gave pFnnsius
- many NninNa A4Ear ard Yea ger
formed the NaxT battery. while C9f6
and msshs played catch Ger ths Kids
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-07
FANS FEAR FOR Fight
GAME I'M new YORK

than that the New York clubs" 90
called. have gone too far ard that
fnln aiiata steps Wiii ha taken O.
provide the police with authority
fe stop fne Nta and tgn-ruund flights
uhieh are regularly being pulled orr
here under the sutao ~ private
suarriuN matches. % which "ciah
members" only are admitted
A. thN laws nuw read tha police
are pewnrieHa "a stop them. nut rae
iuE two years aNg Was 10 fhe "a me
box and la uoW out Tor good
Hughes reputation gained in that
flight dnHs nothing 20 comfort the
minds ~ local sports. who fear that
from this conferences will sound the
second death kneu % tbs game IN
this city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-07
AsAMAA rs PROFESSIONAL
VITA A GOOD RECORD. AND
IS SAID TO &c CLEVER.

Walter Burgo. who II managing
Bruce Ashman. Formerly % Naomi
b c.. says that he win back hts
protcze Tor any amount from tsee
10 ti.eae Tor a match with Vsrxil
vsnnhlas % this city
AshmRn weighs about las. but
nurEo says that ne viii take an
vsnahiss az ff5 any tius ard Tor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-07
GREAT PHYSICIAN FIXES ARM
AND hE CAN PLAY IN
OLD FORM.

The news that "Honeactter@ Recess
has said that Terry Turner win b.
ahls 10 use his arm On old time
form concs like rich wine 90 the
hackers % Cleveland o. Win the
American league pennant fpf the
season II 1893
Turner's arm went back on him
~ a sutdrn last year. and for a
time he was barely able 90 lob a
haG ACROSS trum sh0rg 60 first For
msrly he had one uf the finest
whips In tha game. and was mo-
toFious for his quick undetermined
ehoasa e. the initial sack but With
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-07
AUTHORITIES AND FIGHT
FA~S THEMnLE.

NEW YORK. April 7-sports u
thta city are growing anxious and
within q few days the galaxy -
fighters that has ~ recent date
gathered agate under the skirts ~
cd father EnlekFrhnck may find
ITSELF without a JOB and cast again
out on the cold cold world
ffpN Hughes was yesterday la
private conference WITH Police Com
missioner bingham and District At
torney Jerome and he refuses 20
say what went on there. further
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-07
ARE SORE Ar ACTION IN CASE
OF YOUNG OLSON AND BOY-
corr - THnBATENED.

PORTLAND. Ore. April 7.-Un'ess
Cal Ewing. president Of the Coast
league. reconaidsrs bic suspension 81
Olson. she young Fortlandsr for his
NpikinR ~ Capt. Onion ~ the Los
Angeles team ln the game there re-
Gently. Portland fans threaten 10
boycoff the Coast league and give
al tneiF support 20 IRE AoFthwest o.
err.
Eens here. Including Judge Me-
oFstis, % not beiisgs that the spik-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-07
COMP ETE PLANS FOR Big
EVENT I'M A.-Y.-P. STADIUM

ffaho with anfng afhistea 10 fhs biE
meet. which promises 60 ~ tne
greatest athletic nNent ever paiied
or ~ the western C0nntFY WhN
worth college also may be asA#d 80
enter e team although T. la rot in
the Northwest conference tt has
shown 10 recent years that ft lN
nthteftcaliV Rf least tHn equal %
macy - tte schools that aga On
the conference. ard should a team
enter ffufn that school 40 wauid
doubtless be a waua one
Wnfk on she Stadium il progress
Ing rapidly, ard n will easily Be
ready In time fer she games set
for III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-07
PORTLAND FANS May LET
COAST LEAGUE DROP COLD

ing Was Intentional. rs young Olson
has az no time given any evidence
o. being rowdy player, and has
always carried himself a. gentle
man
The sentiment prevailing among
IanH mere ~ mat The suspension ~
Olson and bis taunting 81 TIE An
gels 10 a deliberate scheme 10 yet
him out 81 the game na he has made
the best showing 0f any Of Port
lands Colts. and ali the teams fear
Portland this year
r. case Ewing does not at once
feiuatnte him. petition Will Be- cir
eulated, which e o. the nature Of
q pledge, binding an aignora 10 al
ffnd no Coast league games ~ this
city after May ~ whom the North
weston iaague opens here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-07
Will M orES no All COLLEGES
90 coon STANDING ~ EN-
FfHE NORTHWEST

Plans for the BITS an north west
INTERCOLLEGIATE track meet Ached-
ufs1 for jane q wera practically
completed yesterday ~ student
Manager Zednafk ~ the University
Of WashiuEfon, ara WiiiiHm inw4s
% the board ~ directors ~ tire
a Y p stadium. In which the event
will occur.
Teams from washington. Pull
SnAn oregon. q a c. Whitman ard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-07
10 NOW MAYOR or CANADIAN
TOWN AND WILL MAKE IT
A NEW 0oLDFlELD.

jack Monroe. puKilialic accident.
IL now mayor % Elk city. ontario.
the big mining camp thet II giving
residents Of the Dominion gold
ohiii#
Monroe. who broke into tho pub
licity department when be knocked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-07
OSTEOPATHY

Eisctririty. Vibration. lizht Their.
apy, hot aft sweat baths and other
ffugleAa methods. optical rooms
for ftttinE glasses and ffNattaN syez
Best equipped pffirre In seattle Con.
suitStiuh free. Treatmapta o. each
a. Holt. Ontsopath and Cpficsnn
taTasss Peoples ttank nihK. second
aud Pike Main gtts
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-08-28

superior qualities of color, size and
flavor of the northwestern product to
the attention of the world.
Growers can send prize winning ex-
hibits to the United States Land and
Irrigation exposition at Chicago, No
vember 27 to December 4, if they de-
sire.
Mr.. Rice says that such world wide
attention was attracted by the first
show that in making plans for the sec
ond exposition it is purposed to nearl,
double the exhibition space this year
There will be approximately 100000
square feet of space for exhibit pur
poses.
Judging from the preliminary prep
aration there is every indication tina
the second show viii bring even create
results than the first.
It is purposed to have every appl
growing district in the northwestern
states and provinces entered in tn
various competitions for prizes aggre
eating $4,000 IN value
The chief purpose of the Nations
Apple Show is TO establish standard
to assist growers in the culture an
marketing of the fruit and to Great
and supply the increasing demand 70
the apple, also to bring together th
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-08-28
death IN AUTO RACE
AT The INDIANAPOLIS SPEED
CARNIVAL RECENTLY.
In Three Days Seven Persons Are Dead
and Many Injured by Accidents
Tire Tore from Wheel and Automo-
bile Plunged Through Fence Into
Crowd of Spectators-Call Race OF.

indianapolis, Ind, Aug. 22.-Three
more lives were sacrificed Saturday in
the speed carnival that marked the
opening of the new indianapolis speed
way. One machinist and two specta-
tors were Saturdays death total
Charles Merz, in the 300-mile race, lost
tire and crashed through fence in
to a group of spectators. The dead:
Claud Kellum, Indianapolis, mocha
nician in the National car.
Homer Joleffe, Trafalgar, Ind.
An unidentified man.
Besides the three deaths there were
two serious injuries during the day.
Henry Tapking of Indianapolis suf
fered compound fracture of the right
arm, broken nose and scalp wounds
in the wreck of the National car
Bruce Keenie, driving Marmon il
the same race crashed into post short
| ly after the wreck of the National cai
and was badly cut about the neck ano
head.
After the second accident the Off
cials decided to call off the race.
The leading car, a Jackson, with Lei
Lynch at the wheel, had covered 22I
miles. The race will be declared n,
contest and the indianapolis speedwa,
trophy will be raced for again.
These three deaths raises the speed
way fatalities to seven. William 1
Bourque and his mechanician, Harr,
Holcomb, of the Knix racing team
were killed in an accident in the $50
mile race Thursday. Cliff Litterell,
Stoddard-Dayton machanician, wa
killed by being hit by a big racin
machine while on the way out to tn
speedway. On Thursday Elmer CramI
ton, years old, was killed by the at
tomobile of DR.. Clarke E. Day, of thi
city, while the latter was on his wa
to the races
The last accident occurred on tn
south turn of the immense ellipse an
near the open stands that containe
more than $4,000 people.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-08-28
LATEST NEWS ITEMS.

Governor Harmon, accompanied. by
his family and staff, will visit the
northwest this fall.
A thousand families in the district
around Krementohug, Russia have been
rendered homeless by fire that started
in lumber mill.
TT is reported that Governor Hay will
call special election to fill the con
gressoinal vacancy made by the death
of Congressman Cushman recently.
E H. Hartman, the great railroad
man, has arrived in Hew York from
Europe where he went for the benefit
of his health. He is some improved.
Former President Roosevelt, who is
now hunting in Kenya, one of the
provinces of the British East protector
ate, killed bull elephant this week.
Congressman =. N. Fowler has ad'
dressed an open letter to Speaker Joe
Cannon. The letter, in full, wpuid i'll
five columns and is scathing arraign'
ment of "Cannonism.'
The explosion of can of powder
caused by contact with spark from
the pipe of Jack Starman, caused the
distraction of much property at Hud
son, Wyoming, last Tuesday. StarmaI
was blown 100 feet and fatally injured
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-08-28
PRESIDENT TAFT'S
TRIP TO THE WEST
september Is He Starts ON Record Trip
Across the United States, Ma
king 40 Set Speeches.

ON September 10 President Taft
viii start out on trip to the west
and south that will break all records
Of executive travel.
Three other presidents of the United
States have travelled to the far Pacific
coast.
Harrison, Mckinley and Roosevelt all
went on handshaking and speechma-
king iaunts.
In the matter of miles to be covered
Taft will not wobble the Roosevelt
record Of 1908, for he expects to travel
only little more than $4,000 miles this
fall. When his predecessor went to
the Coast six years ago he reeled of
10000 miles before his return to Wash
ington. 1t is in the line of economy
that Taft will leave his predecessors
hopelessly behind. In the tour he is
planning he viii be accompanied all the
way by his old friend Democratic Sim
plicity. He will not travel in special
train.
Looping across map of the United
states, the route Of President Taft 4
sWlhB -tfOuhu-bn NN"O"N' ="
states and two territories.
When the chief executive of the ma
ton climbs aboard his special ear a
Beverley, Mass, on the morning o.
September IS, be win start on 13,00'
mile jaunt, partly by rail and partl,
by steamboat, such as has never be
fore been attempted by president o
the United States.
On the journey President Taft vii
make 40 speeches; he will view tn
fruit orchards Of California, Washing
ton and Oregon, the cotton fields o
Texas, and the rice plantations o
southern Louisiana. He will be guide
down the broad reaches of the Missi'
sippi by Mark Twain, aboard pals
tial, specially equipped steamboat.
And when, or November 10, he steI
of his train at Washington, d. c.,
guide congress through its regular Sc
sion he will have had an ropportunit
such as is afforded TO but few men
know from personal observation ju
what the nation needs in the way I
sectional legislation.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-08-28
BUSH FIRES COST BRITISH
COLUMBIA MILLMEN DEAR
Flames Eat Way Through Timber in
Path Sixty Miles Long.

Cranbrook, B. c., Aug. 24.-Again
this year homes and timber in the val
legs along the Crows Nest Pass rail-
way have been threatened devastation
by fire. From the Albertan boundary
line to Kootenai landing fires have been
raging for 10 days and thousands of
dollars worth of timber, as well as
lumber mills and equipment have been
in jeopardy. Smaller settlements and
larger towns were threatened with be-
ing wiped out.
At Hosmer, Michel, Fernie, Coal
Creek, Morrisey, Jaffray, Cranbrook,
Moyie and Creston timber has been
burning, and the mills of the leading
lumber companies have been ahead of
the fire.
Managers of the lumber companies
have been spending big sums every day
employing men to fight fire. A large
amount of timber has been cut off and
at times the wind blows gale. Dur
ing the last three days the wind has
been strong and millmen, government
and city authorities along the road
have met many difficulties. Men have
worked for hours without sleep ant
rest, but the work has been successful
Light rain has aided the men.
The East Kootenay Lumber company
the Wattsburg Lumber company an'
the Otis Staples Lumber company hav
suffered losses.
Winds have now gone down and tn
cautionary measures were taken to
late in the season this year.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-08-28
NATIONAL APPLE SHOW.
1885, 900 in Prizes to Be Distributed in
November.


Dates-Novembe 10 to 20, 1909.
Occasion-Second National Apple
Show.
Place-State armory and adjacent
property, Spokane.
Premiums-Thirty-fve thousand dol
lars in cash and kind.
xhibitors-Entries open and free to
growers all over the world
Executive officers-President, How
ard Elliott, st. Paul, head of the
Northern Pacific Railway company
chairman of board of trustee, e. F.
Cartier Van Dissel, Spokane; secretary
and manager, Rem II. Rice, Spokane.
Briefly, the foregoing gives the sal
lent features of what is designed to b'
the most ambitious undertaking yet at
tempted to popularize the apple as 6
national fruit and food and bring the
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-08-28
NEWS OF THE WORLD
SHORT ITEMS FROM ALL OVER
THE ENTIRE GLOBE.
A Review of Happenings In Both
Eastern and Western Hemispheres
During the Past Week-National,
Historical. Political and Personal
Events llIA

Forest fires are raging in the East
X ootenai district Of British Columbia.
Former Mayor Tom Johnson of
Gle, Gland Is on the verge of nervous
collapse.
Two miners were killed Sunday by
a caveia at the. Quartz Hill mine, near
Redding, Cal.
At ST. Louis Mrs. Jane McCabe was
run down and killed recently by an
automobile.
Fire, caused by cigarette, recently
did almost $4,000 damage to the Moyie
hotel at Moyie, b. Q.
Walter Wellman 8 recent attempt to
sail over the north pole in balloon
has resulted in failure.
A Pennsylyania 18-hour special train
vas wrecked Sunday near Youngstown,
Ohio, and the engineer killed.
One of the bandits who robbed Off
cials Of the Santa Clara (Cal.) bank
on August "a is Percy Lafferty of Sc
attle
The Chicago Great Western railway
has been sold by the receiver to syn
dictate formed by J. p. Morgan for
S12,00o,000.
A man answering the description OF
Leon Ling, the alleged murderer of
Elsie Sigel of New York, is under ar
rest at Sunbury, Pa.
Albert r. Patrick, serving life
iterm in Sing Sing prison for the muir
,der of William M. Rice, has begun the
6nal struggle of his fight for freedom
Grace Van Studdiford, the famous
light opera star, has filed suit at st
Louis for divorce against her husband
Charles Van Studdiford, former mil
lionaire.
1t is reported one oe the biggest lea'
deposits ever opened in the northwes
has just been encountered eight mile
below Metaline, Wash, across the Pen'
Oreille river. #
Representatives Of improvement
clubs from TIE cities of the Pacifi
coast formed permanent organization
to be known as the Western Federation
of Improvement Clubs, at Seattle re
gently.
Horsemen and stockmen in the north
west are grieved at the death of M. /
Wisdom at Portland. head of the stoc
department of the A.-Y.-P. and one o
the best known stock raisers and horse
men in the northwest.
At Juarez, Mexico, an appropriate
of $4,000 has been raised for the enter
,tainment Of" President Taft when h
visits there in October. After meetin
with President Diaz bull fight will b
held together with various Festivities
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-08-28
FILE FOR LAND APRIL l, 1910
But Drawings for Reservation Land
Start at Occur d'Alene. Idaho, in
August, 1909.

Filings on tho three Indian reser-
vations which will be thrown open for
settlement this summer in Montana,
Idaho and Washington will start April
1, 1910. The applicants will have been
notified by the government of the
numbers given them in the drawing at
Occur d'Alene, Idaho, in August, 1909.
On April 1, 1910, the applicant to
whom has been given No. 1 on any of
the three reservations viii appear at
the headquarters for that reservation
and file on his 100 acres Then No.
. will file on his pick of what is left
and the filings will continue until all
the land has been taken. The land Of
fee will accept about so filings per
day. When a man IS number is called
on the day he is notified to be present
to file, if he is not there the man hold
ing the next number will be called NJ
to make his filing. If the man who
failed to get there on time should come
in during the day he will be compelled
to wait until the other numbers mott
fed to be there on that day have filed
He may then make his fling Should
he fail to appear all of that day h
will have lost his right under thu
drawing.
When the filings are made the en-
tryman win have to pay SIC land ofhe
fees and viii have to pay down one
third of the appraised value of hi
land. The other two-thirds must b
paid in five equal annual installments
without interest. For instance, SUP
pose Smith should file on a 100 acr
tract appraised at SO an acre. At tn
time of filing he would have to pa
, one-third of this price, OF $3.50, int
the land office. The other $500 b
, would have to pay in five years at tn
, rate of S64 per annum. Land of th
4 same character in the Kalispell vale
{ is selling today. for from $50 to IS
an acre. Smith would live on II
land FIVE years and make his ini
proof and get his patent. Should
a live there Ia months and conclude
wanted to commute he could do so
r paying up all his back installmen
Z and an additional small fee to Il
q government and could then get
= patent and sell his land should he
desire.