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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
oF BALLARD n KsocfSEn
or nv SWIFT or
HENTON A. a.

one % fhs hottest little smss efs
in muuy fnppuH Waa pot on last
nfsht in the iungffun hall at ballard
~ the Ballard Athislie eluh. before
a house that stood along thr walls
and SRI thH dunfH and damned
against tho ropes a. see The Fun.
Two fast wrestling bouts went OFF
Nith q Nhiri The first Naa won
~ Peterson In the ass pound class
with best two Fails out - three but
ne was thrown once im 30 HFN~~ds
BY Jake hiehafdson IN the ifo.
pound bout between pisham and
Reese vent e the latter on
two straight falls
a. this iunrfura uf the Eame
several men scheduled 10 ~o became
sick. and we're unahte o. participate.
Physician Roller whu was ~ at-
tendance. diagnosed the cases az
m~uunYitta, o. more uaV. but Hta
could not be. ard tie rest 81 the
w%restiing matches went BY the
beard
rhs fret ~ the boxing matches
was n rather tame affair hetwern
Fosa Mcdonald and Jimmy parktns
son. which dragged the fuli four
rounds 20 a draw uut tho neKt waa
Bud Martin a coiored bootbiack
~ Ballard ana also % Some build
round exhibition with an unknown
soldier from Fort Ihwtou that
proved the sensation II the even
Ing The soldier waa fast ~
lightning. and the ear as good 90
look az a. n bronze statue. and the
way they mixed Vi up was pretty
They went the three rounds about
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13

Some people think Fels-Naptha is a
Summer soap because it cleanses clothes in
cold as well as lukewarm water.
Know this: Fels-Naptha is sold and
used in every State and Territory in the
United States, including Alaska-and in
every Province of Canada. 1t is sold and
used in Winter as well as in Summer.
And here's why: 1t gets mighty cold
sometimes in Alaska and Northern Canada.
The colder it gets the more reason women
have for washing clothes with Fels-Naptha
in Lkcwarm water.
The more reason for not risking a cold
by filling the house with vapor or bending
over steaming suds.
The more reason for protecting hands
from becoming red and chapped.
The more reason for getting the wash
ing done in half the time with one-fourth
the work.
Use Fels-Naptha in your washing this
Winter and see how much easier and better
it is. Just as effective for hannels, woolens
and colored goods as for white clothes.
Use only lukewarm water and follow
directions printed on the red and Green
wrapper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
THE MAN ROLLER
WOULD WRESHE

Here Re ia champion man-haudieF
or France. lila name Ia AMoH4 de
Eeusu, ard n there is any mer -
u he dropped IA upon reaching El5fa
Island. when Sc came Gro - learn
WrratIinE
Hmeul Is a dainty Thing ~ E1f
pounds when not fat He "a Ftx feet
f&0 inches. 80 seldom nas truuhtr
EaHfnE over beads IL = crowd Re
eeatiy. 30 kansas city no became
rufazrd whrE be could uut fhfuw
an opponent. and began chewing on
a strAN digit which eeas him 4 fall
Tho FfrneMfnau declares hE -
tins heavyweight Title and he MAJ
- accommodates after tan 48Wm
farmer aud Mahntaut clash.
Hs Is Htap the Isl whufn 20 nwn
urs Roller - aotaM saAt 10 Aunt fer
ant throw II possible
IMoM st NiNt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
THE SUMMER BASEBALL RULE is A DETRI-
MENT TO ALL COLLEGES AND AN IN
JUSTICE TO COLLEGE ATHLETES.

prise e offered, or shall play Ia any
game Cor remuneration or o. sort
other than actual expenses of pfiAee
participation rs any and all college
events fef all time 90 come
That is the rule that cover sum
muF baseball IL Was originally
intended in guod fattN 90 prevent
any Institution That Is ie say, %
prevent the bidding for the aeftiees
% athletes hY colleges In that a.
was very We'll but ~ the rule that
fact should have been stated in pre-
cisu and unmtaiRkhblo English
Here lie what the rule actually
does 10 bars a man who has -
work his way through enltekh from
doing AZ IN the way that t. easiest
sn9 best igs ~" SRst
worth money q BIN and Go others
IA - an absolute injustice 90 hiuf tg
say that he ma not use them ava
g. the eeileke g say thst pc not
use him. when he y ia fact a. murh
a bona nde student az any book
worm on the campus
purinN the summer. n ha worked
very hard and WAS lucky. no might
cara t4ee dFtvinK a delivery wngen
or cisfktng ln e srosgry store
good At all he q easily sarH a
third mere than that and often
three times a. much This know
from peTsanai experience Also he
wants to play al With bis college
team. aua every wants hin To-.
Everybody knows that q school
canu0t aftMfa Co paN him a salary
20 40 thtE everybody kaowa that it
weula not DO IA N 81 could yet ha
mnat have money from somewhere
90 stay IN school
There can be one % two results
Either he uunt leave college Tor
lach of fuada. or no must PLAY bali
anyhow. ~ either ease no loses ni@
chance 20 win his letter. thH high
est ambition OF every nthietirAfiy I'm
cllued student ard the achuei lases
hts services en the diamauh. GRID
iron. field and fieor Fef u = man
hut ence plays any game Tor money
he - branded a. a profe4strnai
and barred from any and all NNmws
from his speciality e marbles
This ia tina way me summer base
ball rule works Its revision a
been often considered In various
conferences hot until the aetion ~
Colorado be- has each time failed.
through lack % foresight into tts
sinner working ana IRE effects -
produces
Think n over
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
AMONG THE
L

Iowa cleared $500 GA b-aaketbaiL
Capt Murphy. ~ the Yale nine.
has decided 60 tFy out At first base.
Ahere Yale looks slightly weak Hr
played In the field last SEASON.
la uarnar Michigan has an ath-
letr Nha IL iikeiY 10 become az
versatile a. Johnny uArreia. Coach
keene'a former star The Grand
Rapids lad NAa tho individual 81
the sophomore freshman meet. mcaf-
tng 10 peinta Ito Wsn the shot put
and tbs SA-yara dash. and quAhed
craig ia che lom hurdles and hur-
riet roFrey Ca the nigh hurdira fla
tshtnE second Ia both
James n Sehacffer. ruEby coach
% uefkcisy sill 80 10 Australia
and New Zealand aboat May I 20
studs th~ rugby WmWe in the anut8-
deN Hc Wil reach tha farfner coun
Try in time Zoe the winter aeftee ~
wamea and wdn BE- shr guest ~ tbs
ufrmhess % ths Australian rugby
union
THE Serarfhmarr basketball five
closed a successful season ~ defeat
iuk the Alumni - q "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
BASEBALL

FirHt BaHeman Hogsman Of the
Detroit Tigers mas signed up with
out a murmur. Marycl0ussKsss
-
The varsity and broadway high
are mixing II FOR the second time
on Denny field today
Bill Burns Walt johnson. clyde
Milan and Jim Delehanty. the Na-
tionars hold out quartet. have ail
been finally bagEed BY cantillon.
Hal Chase has ended all questions
rs to his playing outlaw bail this
e by Joining his squad al Macon
C0miekev ia o planning 20 fOt.
low IN Mike Fishers footsteps next
winter with a team q his Sox.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
CURES tClFMA QUICKLY
New Drug, Poslam. Nov obtalnable
In Small Quantities.


Since It's discovery one year
ago, the new drug. poslam. has
successfully cured thousands Of
chronic cases OF xem aud other
distressing skin Affections. Hereto
fore poslam has been dispensed
solely for the benefit OF eczema
patients In large Jars sufficient for
a months treatment. This was
found TO be an Inconvenience Ia
many thousands who use Il for min
or skin troubles. such as pimples.
blackheads. herpes. acne scaiv
scalp. complexion hlemishes. itch.
Inc feet, piles, etc, which require
but a small quantity to cure. To
overcome this. and in To
urgent appeals. the dispensers Of
poslam have been Obliged To adont
In addition TO the regular two-del.
lar package. a special nfty-eent
size. which In future mas be founa
on sale az The Quaker Drug III
and other leading drug stores
In Seattle. or may be or.
dered direct from the Emergency
Laboratories. No. 80 West a6,h
Street New York City. In ali
eczema cases poslam stops itching
with first application. and proceeds
10 heal Immediately; chronic caaea
being cured Ia two weeks. In less
serious skin troubles. results ara
seen after an overnight appllaa.
ton.
Samples for experimental nur
poses may still be had. free Of
charge hv writing to the labora
tories for them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
STAGES GOOD
SMOKER AT BALLARD

neck and meek and pr Roller could
no decision
uut the real aninN waH She last
match. o. which the principals were
Tommy swift. 81 the Erntnu
Athletic club. and Cnttie rumafoy.
TIE pride - ballard AummFnY start
"a 90 fuHh the usht and Tor part %
tire first round had tntNgs uufnE his
~a 10 saa lost fhd had 2 wicked
punch. aut aias FsfneroN met up
with ems u Nwifts punches That Hs1
BIN O. banging onto the ropes for
dear NE and came near getting him
40 fha grass Na tuck tt Uut for
that round and came back nerccr
than ever Co. Nhs second. but again
he was knocked HfHwNy and saved
only BY TOE gong. To- th9 third
round swift Naa everything hia
own way Three times hu sent
fnttia 20 tho m r. Tor the Qua 81
nine hud fuaf before the gong fin@
lahad he knocked him clear 20 the
wQuda. and he waa counted out
This man Swift has n mighty
kick. and n ne we're a tit faster and
quicker be- would De a a man az
hia weight. ifl
Manauef nahn Of the Ballard
Athletic club u e. be congratulated
on the N~eutlauaulV nuu IN which
the entire program was carried cut
and bis earnest audeaVnr TO ElNN hfa
patrons the worth % their money.
with the % exception % HIS haw-
ms been double crossed BY n foN q
hi8 mat artists. everything went off
Without a hitch. a. scheduled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
NEWS OF THE
, BOXERS (

Ketchel who weighs nearly 200
pounds. saws Johnson b. the only
coiorod pugiiist no viii fight
Gunner Moir and Ian nugue. o.
Marlborough. fight Tor the champion
ship ~ England. at 80 rounds Tor
tteoa a side. April 10, before the
National club. OF london, fnr a purse
ct tt,5oo.
Charles J Harvey. who manages
tbc affairs - oWu b Moran uf Eng
land. said yesterday that " Moran
beats Harlem Tommy Murphy a.
the Fuirment Athletic club On March
i6 the Rfiton will ha ready 20 mako
a match Tor ie rounds with Battling
Nelson al iaa pounds rlngside
YnscfE Mahmoui the bulgarian
wrestler. ia hiH match with Fred
neeil last night failed 90 throw tbe
latter after an hours wrestling
Mahmout agreed 60 throw Heaii
tNica inside uf an hour. Neither
man made a very brilliant showing
Ia tho bout
Oscar Wammrrutetn has annaune.
"a the Fewent Tot "a week In
VaudtF uf Jack Johnson. the
heavyweight champion pugiliat
Jehnson will appeal az the Victoria
during tho Ntuk beginning March
30 after which he wiii sail lot Lon
DEN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
FITZPATRICK SAYS JEFF
WILL have HARD Time

Although he says he WAa ar-
corded bad treatment BY Johnson.
Fitzpatrick has a good word Tor the
cnlvref a as = Tighter
= know nuthins Ahout Jcfffirs
condition or h8s Willingness 80 meet
Ishnaon. aaid FftxUatrirk, bat !
a. kuow that h. nad better net
tFY e. nGht Johnson until he n the
pink Of couditinm 1ehnaun u a aoed
ftHhter The match between htu
amd BURNS was not an sven y -
the cutrred iran eas much the pig
mwg ~ the two
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13

~ ~AM u HttNi
Already echoes % tha HNf caused
ting summer baseball hy the col
iakna 90 tht state 80 Colorado are
beginning 60 be heard in i0cai coli
less circiea seattle ia fuil ~ col
vsy OF another been Interested "a
lhtA question al some time during
thetf school DAYS b 81 n eauainN
a seod deal ef comment tAst ~ thts
Of the cottese teams % the north
vest who have iu past wears been
narrad from participation ga rotiVko
athletics through alleged qla1ins
of saplmar baseball foF pay
Nerchcuarism u a thine always
% DO Muaraed against IA cotleke
tpofta Ii has beer the meaRE OF
alsruptAnE more teams even than
the much written about fraternity
"a fog tie dewnfsii 81 athletics in
a certain great kastern Institution
Rules. however. Il has been proved
time Aad time assin, cannot abolish
al ~iewMiiy eirramveatlnH them. pro
YtdinE atwaNa hat there ts the
desire to do 40.
Rules such a. the summer. ball
rule work y the qetriment ef the
cannOt employ skilled "aXaders 10
get around these rules
n ~ IN these caiikea. usually,
that = man Who has q play bali
or do something IN the summNr. that
h may eonttnue his education. t.
~cfteaeat found
These colleges also. are as a rule.
where athletics arc controlled hf
these conscientious And acfupulnuH
men. who wenld not cigeumxeEs the
rule BY any understand methods even
n the opportunity offered Peer
financially. and with q smaller at
tendance than the lArke and less
4rrupufc0a schools. they have 10
bear the hFunt 81 these eliminating
laws. which ~NeccasArtfy arr detFt-
wentMi 70 athletic upon AM
field
TIE trouble IL that Il y these
very colleges that are iuw set 20
realise this fact and hat are tha
fret "a AecNda to every Restraining
eF4ar that Is contemplated IN the
SECTION 20 which thaY belong
Let ~ lock AZ this rule. the sum
mes baseball rpte. as " row sfRnts
en- the records ~ the various con
fereaeas and intercollegiate aneo-
ctaflNns she countrN o*ef
II sfnteA thai any person who
shall Al any time ard In any place
con1pete tn an event Whefe = maney
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
M'lNT0SH NOW BEHIND
JOhNSOH-JEFFRIES GO

FiQkpfH Tbs promoter told ~ an IN .
riHrnt which occurred i frN days
prior ~ tNe tight az sydney. whrm
Nnrns arA johnson ouhf tu AfEin q
tpRhh office. ASH the two heavy
urlEAfs Were nearly Involved "a a
tight M Ne result 81 hufna slight
tns remarks Mcintosh HaEs 70 in b
tafferet ard prevented n clash, In
wlugh some uas would have been
hurt seriously
johnson hasn't got a YatisW
atfcnk ia him. declared Mcintosh.
and DO mast not BE- undsresti-
mated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
~ ~ NEW YORK. rustxG To nfsa
THINGS ootxe Fou BIGGEST
rtUifT IN MANY WEARS.

NEW YORK. March it@Hy e. p
NuEM MNtmtaHH prufnofef ~ the
tehnauu- HurnH NHht. ~ hYauaF. =
ranNrufrutu FOR 3 flight under Nfa
~efiun Natwesa johnson aud JET
frlee.
MeintoHh Hats that Johnson ~ an-
popular iu Australia. aNerr fiH pei
Nanai habits alifuHtsa many ~ she
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
BUSSE OPENS Fight GAME
IN The WINDY CITY

bout viii be staged here before an
other % days have passed
ft has just been made known that
The mayor has given his word that
N certain men who have approached
him would see that the boxing game
was kept clean 80 far a. they were
concerned. they might 60 ahead and
make their arrangements for a card
10 De pulled or without fear ~ In
reference on tho part Of the police.
IN fact. be- says that n permit will
~ granted beforehand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
Ftsnfs wfFM AuIGF LATHAM
wfrsaotr rmos ocArfos ~
HOrEI iomnr.

MARLIN Tahs March In O.
Ths career - e. seymour the
famous heaW hixWhx eenfnf fielder
~ TIE Nov rufh NfantH 40 = player
wtfH the NNw NwFk fiaM. ended sod
AeufN fNtaNs when. after 4 rfEhf
Nfth Allie Lathaua. &eNHseBF Was
H~usuHuHet. ria naf9e uflsfed frnfN
tire riubs ust anH 3
uiert uaafe that 10 sill ~ safd
- nsNuk fs alleged without prove
rsften So have struck Affss Lstham
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
TAKES SLOW
BOUT FROM WHITE

NEW YORK March Ts-1es Cans
f0rwer iiNhtw eight champion ~ RE
worid easily defeated yahe4 bite.
the EhallsN lightweight champion
In q ten ruurd bout At the National
AthiHfAe CLUB last night tt Waa q
tame e2Efhittsu and the big crowd
was disappointed. as the men were
slow ard lacked force behind many
81 their hiaWa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
CY SEYMOUR HAS BEEN
BOUNCED BY M'GRAW

the tstefsH bail player who has
been acting ~ at assistant ruafh
for Tire Gtarts - Manager ~MueHey
ArVFaW TIE NENA occurred Ia she
Arlington hotal hers Latham de-
hat seymour struck and
knucksd BIN down Without provo
Gallon on Ills part Seymour eaH
tfH meulhtair suspended by Nrt8rmm d
Fflh ff#t auH. krceft8uN % AHNFam
the riahs under national sEfses
meat AHA be asked for waivers 20
his services Ito sill then b s9la
Ser meaf waa unrummuntratlFe
mna announces his t~nteatiun - go
fnE essf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13

Four elevsns ars left 20 fight ~
out Tor the American cup nceer
title. The True Blues. 81 Paterson
play the Jersey CITY A. G.. ana the
CLARK A. A. ~ Newark. nna np
against the H'nii River Reverb The
matches are scheduled for March en-
The winners meet fu the final about
faster.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13

DALLAS Ter. March 70 after n
conferences here today with BoHic
Cria9. Manager MeAieer ~ the st
Louis American League team. naid
re a member 81 the 81. Louis club
lhia year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
WILL ONLY PERMIT or CLEAN
SPORT. But LIKES TO SEE
GOOD MATCHES.

CHICAGO, March 13@Mayor
Busss IL going 20 iift The I'D and
allow boxing matches in Chicago
This Will be glad news from the
ffzhf-hunxry fans Of this section.
and for the puRs u high and low
degree. It - expected that a good
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
BRYS0N Is PRESIDENT
OF AMERICAN B0WLERS

pFwTNnNua Pa Maseh fa~nah-
srt nfNsen uf ~TnasaHapnlfa tna
WAR today elected president 80 the
Americas husltuG runEfHas aucDeet 3
August NrtmAna ~ NAnatnnatf
The nrrt rteetfuE - ths congress
win probably urear naft year ~ De-
trnfi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
CONE Early

To our wall paper sale II you want
10 be waited on 10 the best advan-
taEe. We ars too busy from II
q. m 10 9 D. m. 20 serve you ~ We
would like to. 10 come early and
get the best bargains.
Federal Paint a Wall Paper Co..
1914 First nv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
sAfs THAT JOHNSON WAS OFT
o. Burns CLASS AND - A
MIGHTY FIGHTER

PORTLAND. Ore. March - sam
F~ftEpAtrfck. who a. manager for
14eA johnson helped 10 make him
champion heavy weight fighter 81
the world. and then vas turned
down ~ the black pugiitsG laft
Portland tasf night for san
Frenctsca
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13

Mrs. ClubOomGn "Anty. what do you think is the great
est political issue Of the dayT'
Antv Dr4d0e-"Don't know and don't carei The most
important issue in my mind Is how TO tell the greatest
number Of women about the better and easier way Of
washing clothes with Fels-Naptha. ThatH DO the
women more rood than all the political questions men
ever gabbled about"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13

NEW YORK, March ta@cihot aud
Orphee possessed what appH rentiy
was a aafe lead az 10 o'clock this
morning at the six days pedestrian
race at Madinou Square Garden. At
that time they had walked 800 miles.
one lap.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13

OMAHA. Neb.. March ~ -
wrestling match las been made for
Prank g8tch. worlds champion. and
John Pcrrllll an Italian % be- held
here IN the Auditorium. March 1G
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13

Nf tsfFH
HOT sFKfNQA ARK. March "a
Thea ureiferHfHin. the Grand nl9
Man % Southern league baseball
once the famous $4,000 beauty cold
BY ~ Louis Go Cincinnati ia here.
getting ready Tor IA nercr war wlth
tie fuuEk hluuiH.
The q - NJ. HeHpita hfa fufirmi-
fiaamf he has auy@led Gho Huuah-
ems pitching staff last year with a
percentage ~ .43s. winning a. ios-
Ing 3 and tying 1 game Nsa near.
est opponent vas .9h4 points hehtnd.
Tn a baseball Marathon rnce held
here. Bret" defeated the winter
colony.
wANT-Board and room. See
page 6 sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13

The game was played on Friday.
on No. is alley, and - appears
In tho score.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13

Pug Bennett may not be seen with
the Lambs this season He ia said
90 be suikinE down IN California.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
WHEN PRINT .

Irritable temper ana general dis
comfort results We positively cure
this condition with our specially
ground glasses. s~chuehard Optical
Co, Eye Specialists. 1907 Second
Az, Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
MADISON B0WLERS
GET WORLD RECORD

PTTTsBURG. March 13-Thc
worlds record for two-man bowling
teams was broken today b. al
gchwoagler and Tony Schwoegler, ~
Madison. Wis. when they rolled
1905. The previous record was i1Bf,
held by Chalmers and klenef, OF
Chicago.
T0days was the second new
worId'a record mark since the be-
ginning ~ the tournament.
The first worlds record Q was
made last Saturday night when the
gpfnan five-nan team o. Chicago
ran " 2,aez. beating the Cincinnati
record ~ last year BY 80 pins.
Following are the figures 81 tho
worlds record score
contaatanta. iat "a sFd Tot
Al HchwOeglsr iss lss 24f- sls
T. Bchwoegier .zz5 zG5 100 SIS
Grand total ....s.......s+.l 1906
Superstition. apparently, 10 "a
Stranger 70 the Bchwoegler brothers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
Dance Tonight

Dance tonight Saturday at
TescM Park pavilion. Genuemon.
SOC ladies'. free. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13

but two rounds dld the Chicagoan
assume the lead. while IN nf least
aik ~ the periods Gnaier scored
heavily Two - the rounds were
tMHA @
IN the clinehrs and when IN
fighting rouluu whH able 60 more
than hold his own. bat hia nppp-
nantH long reach and unwilling
nesA % Eat 20 close quarters gave
him the bout IS a iunE margin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-13
and Edmonds


r MAMls NhhFhD.
attie ~ a m ~ m and m
SUNDAY leave seattle Al gte q m. Ia
N ane ? "a Leave Everett At SIS a
m. us p IN and 7lk D M Sunday.
leave Everett 81 ffs q m. qlG D m
and tt y M EinRie fara TO anch0m-
SAB tee Haund trip tI4a
steamer Citf of EVsrsts. cotman Dock
phonea-Sumsot Main aae2. Ind 7sG
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-05-04

gebort. Der 10 ifiper gu befriebieen 1T
pie Gle. es lei benin Der berriidte
Softor in Noffntl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-05-04
Iu bic redte AoreRe.

Softor @alter. Yroieiior Der Gas
turaeihidte in @binburg, elm Wann
bon beoeiltenbem 8iiien. mar in iei>
ner drberen grlheinuu9 ni6t weni9
ge3iert. Seine Sriiur allein ipar an
jebem Gage bns &ert bon 5peia bis
oreiitiinbigen 9emiibungen. ans er
emit bon Woffnt, mo er bnmals elm
@mt befleibete, nbreilte, Inn einen
Sreuno 81 beluhen. belt er am 8ege
Dor elmer lanbliden 8arbieritube, UNI
iein Saar orbnen 5I laiien. Ser
Barber. Der 5rar oft bon @nlfer's
gisenbeiten aebort bate, i'm aber
periDnlih nidt fannie. that, mas er
fpnnte, I'm Ole 5abQoicu @orihriften
gu crfiiaen. Die er erbielt; NIT Der
grDBten @ebulb fGmmte. ialbte nnb
frGlleltc er brei ShInoen binourd)
baS 0aar ieines &unben. 3ulebt ie>
bod fcnute er iih nift entbalten, ans
5urufen: oSn meinem 9an5en 2e6cu
bab' ib nod niht bon cinem @tanue
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-05-04
Grbaitc 9ein Guscmli1t!

S~eut5utdge, mo Die aur5ii6tisfeit
rub nnrere glu9cnleiben INNER mebr
i~iber6dnb nebnlen, fam ma ni6t oft
senug Dor eini9en iiblen @eipohnbeie
ten trarnen. Die ibon man6es Iuge
rltil1icrt bahen. Sebermann ioate
fol9enbe Hegeln befol9en: 1. Strenee
Define Aligen mic an bel ungenii9ens
benz ooer Sdmmerlihte. obcr ipenn lie
beiB limb unb ihmer8en; 2. Sas 2iht
iole INNER iber Seine liufe Shulter
auf ons Sud ober ben 8e9enitanb.
ipelden Oh betra6tcit. 3. Srn9e feline
enee aleibung nm DEN &als. SnS
3imrner, in bem Oh beihditi9t Bit.
ioa Hiht 81 beib, Die 6iiBc aber iolen
lunrm fem. 4. Salte Die Illgen nift
3t nabe an Den betrciienben @esens
itnnb. 5. 9ies niemals in liegenoer
Steuung ober i'm @n9en ipdbrenb