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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-17
.DENUNC|ADO
POR FRAUDE,
LaPolicia ha enpren-
dido activa canpana
contra vendedores de
billetes de loteria.
Ell attorney ha proc edido a
la correspondence inves'
tigacion en- 81 case del
"embrollo" de la admi-
nlstracion de San Ger
man.
Condemns por jugar a 10 prohi.
bidO.
Condemns por jugar a 10 prohi
hidn
De nuestro correspousal,


- Mayagliez, JUNO l5.- Manuel
Toro Garcia secretario y contado!
municipal del municipio de San
German, ha sido denunciado por de-
litos de fraude, por el investigator
de cuentas munieipales del gobier-
no. r. !.
Por orden del Attorney general
de Pto Rico, Sc traslad6 a aquella
ciudad el fiscal de esta corte Enri-
que Lloreda a practicar la oportuna
investigation, y de ella ha resultado
al pareeer que efectivamente, exis-
ten los fraudes denunciados y que
Manuel Toro Garcia ha sido arres
tado y puesto en- libertad bajo fian
"a de ochocientos dollars.
Al fin nuestra policia han empren-
dido una activa persccusi6n contra
la venta de billetes de loterias ex-
trangeras.
va era tempo que Sc pusiera coto
al constante fraude de que venia
siendo obieto nuestro pueblo, con la
venta de billetes de loteria que Sc
acusan de falsos.
La corte municipal de esta ciudad
conden6 aver a varias personals muy
conocidas de esta ciudad y de Anas-
co por el delito de iuegos prohibidos,
absolvendo a alguien, aquien la po-
llcla tuvo por conveniente no reco-
nocer en- el aoto del juicio despnes de
haber jurado en- la denuncia presen-
tada a la Corte que ALI tambien Sc
hallaba ese alguien, iugando 4 10
prohibido con los demas sentencia-
dos.
Resulta este I'm procedimiento
muy especial de la policia: denunciar
bajo iuramento a un individuo CO.
mo autor de un deIito para luego no
conocerlo en- el acto del juicio. Lo
particular del case es que este
alguien era un republican, y los
otros eran unio nistas.
Ell joven abogado Don Francisco
Flores primer sub-secretario E inter
prete de esta corte de distrito lie ha
sido eoncedido por Eel Attorney ge-
neral una authorization especial para
ejercer SUI profession en- ell periodic de
vacaciones.
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& choQuG en- Salinas.
FaIIeCi0 ell Se6Or Enrique AIerS.

En- ell cuartel general de la poiicia
insular Sc recibi6 aver la siguiente
information de Salinas, respecto de
un suceso ocnrrido ali Y de que in
form6 opOrtunamente. LA CORES
pOndencia"
: Salinas. Junio l2.-Comunica ei
Iefe Bruegueras que Don Enrique
Aier que sufri6 Ia fractura de ambas
piernas en- ei choque de las teresinas
0currido enia noche del : de. corrien
te fa..eci6 aver tdia II J IN el hos
pital municipal. despues de sufrir
la amputaci6n.
Se ha formuiado Ia correspondent
te denuncia contra los capatace>
Julio Ramirez V Ramon 0pio. en-
cargadOs de dichas teresinas que
segin resuitsdos de la investigation
permitieron que estas salleran q Ia
via sin ia luz debida 10 que ocasion6
el fatal percanCe.
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Los OjOs aTtificiaIes.

Aunquc no Sc sabe con exactitud
luien fue su inventor, es 10 cierto
Iue los ojos artificiales Sc usaban va
n Ia mas remota antiguedad. En-
Sgipto, por 10 menos, los sacerdotes
los confeccionaban 500 amos antes
de Cristo. Por supuesto que aquellos
-ojos postizos no Sc parccian en- NADIA
a los que hoy Sc hacen, pues no eran
de cristal. En- el centro de un redon-
delltO de tela de color de carnc pega
banun pedazo de arcilla de Ia forma
y tamafo dc un ojo Y pintada de tai
modO que imitase el ojo Y el parpado
Ell pedacito de tela Sc pegaba por
medic de cualquier sustancia adhe-
srente q los bordes dc Ia 6rbita. La
Seosa resultaba bastante fca Y tosca
V sinembargo estos ojos Gran muv
aprecisdos, 10 mismo en- Egipto que
en- Roma. Uno de ellos Sc ha eneon-
trsdo en- las ruinas de Pompeva.
La primera menci6n de ojOs arti-
ficiales que sc pudiesen llevar den
tro Ia 6rbita se encucntran en- un an
tiguo libro de eiruiia publicado por
el frances Pare en- 1861. Pare inyen-
TO tres clases de oios artificialcs.
COnsistia la primera On una tirita
muy estrecha que rodeaba la eabe-
"a del tuerto; un extreme iba pro-
visto deuns planehuela ovalada que
eubria Ia 6rbita, V estaba tornado
de piel con IN oio pintado encima,
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LO que han costadO
aIgunoS cuadros ceIebres
JOyas de arte que solo pagarOn
q Sus autOres ell gaStO del
material invertidO, sc cOtizan
hoy a preCiOS fabulOsOS.

No por todas las obras maestras
de los grandes pintores han sido pa
gadas sUmas fabulosas como, por
ejemplo, por los siete cuadros de Van
Dyck, vendidos clandestinamente
en- Genova,en enero de 1907, en- la bo
nita suma de SOP 900 pesos orc. Por
los retEatos del mismo Van Dyck,
en- la epoca en- que los habia acabado
de pintar, no lie dan al gran artista
sino doscientos Y cuatrocicntoS pc
SOS orc. .Aquel de Carlos | no ie frt
pagado sino con 500 pesos, 4 pesar
de haber sido ell que mejor vendi6
Ninguno4de sus contemporaries
hubiera ereido que en- el siglo Xxx Sc
pagarfa por cada una de las siete
obras maestras suyas, isctenta Y dos
mil pesos ORC! PerO cosa pareeida ha
acontecdo con muchos otros artistaS
de nota. Los trabajos de Rommey
no sc pagaban a su autor sino con
80 pesos, mientras, pocos mescs -ha.
Sc ha pagado por su ''Retrato de
Miss Pighe" viente mil pesos orc.
Otros hermosos cuadros fueron
vendidos a precios dignos de mencio
narse: por la "Anunciata" de Benja-
MIN West, pagose en- 100, la friole-
rade 5000 pesos orc; el "Jardfn de
los olivos", delCorreggio, no di6 d su
altor mas de % pesos oro; el MAR
trio de San Bartolome", de Alberto
Durero, fu6 dado en- 73O pesos ORC;
el "Aete6n", de Rubens en- 1000:
IA "Ronda noeturna", de Rembrant
5000; Enrique " V el el-Embaja-
dor de Espana" >, de bennington,
10000; Ia '::Pestep de lie Poussin,
1910: los "Bebedores", de Velaz-
qgeg, no produjeron sino 140 pesos
GRO. V el "Arco Iris" de Hennique,
obra que aun es admirada Ell el
louvre, cost6 solamente 240 pesos
GRO.
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V el otrU Sc ataba detras de Ia cabe.
"a.
La -segunda invenci6n conSistia
en- una bola de oro hueca en- forma
de ojO, Y que Sc meta dentro De Ia
6rbita, Y Ia tercera era un oiO como
los que hoy Sc venden, pero hechO
Dc orc v esmalte. Como Sc compren-
ders. estos ojos artificiales eran muy
csros ysolo podian gastarlos los tuer
tOs ricos.
Mas adelante 50 vieron los 0jOs
de pOroelans, y eon estO bai6 81 pre-
clio y Sc hicieron mas populares, Los
ojOs de eFlstal - InyentarUn en- 1879
y en- sus principles fueron incompa-
rablemente mas toscos V menos bien
imitsdos q. los que hoy Sc fabEican.
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D|R|'EcTOR|O |: De PONCE NJ

Lcdo. R. Sanchez MOntalvo, abo.
gado y notario, plaza de las Deli,
cias, No. 20. -
LCdo. F. Manuel Toro, abogado y
notario calle Coneordia esquina
Aurora. .N
Jose A Poventud, attorney
law. abogado, plaza principal
No. IA.
Lcdo. Ramon Dapena, abo-
gado y notario,. caile Isabel No. 6.
DR.. Guillermo Wives, m6dico CRU
jano y oculista del asilo de ciegos,
calle Sol No. L. =.
Dr.. G. S. Belaya1,7 cirujanJ
dentista, Gale Union, No 2.
Gabinete Optometrico, Dr.. Justo
R. Rivera, plaza Delicias, No. 27.+
P. O.'Box 112. III <,G :,
FarmaCia ia Emerita" de Ma
nuel PUG Diana. Gale Isabel
y Leon.
Farmacia Nueva, de- R.. Martin
Quijano. Gale de Ia Villa, esqui-
ma Mendez Vigo.
R. ]. Salicrup & Co.. Droguistas.
Farmaceuticos, quimicos, calle Mari
ma, esquina Luna.
Hotel y Colmado de B. Melia,
plaza Delicias No. 3. y 5..,-.
Hotel Ell Hogar, de Engracia Mi
chali. Hospedaje Y comidas, caIle
Pujals, No, IA
Hotel America, Altos de "La Mar
garita." de Lopez y Fernandez,
plaza Delicias, No. lG.
Gran Hotel Inglaterra, Habitaeio-
nes frescas y bliena mesa; local
para guardian automoviles y coches,
calle Comercio y Marina, No. 3. y 5.
Hotel La. Campana. lie An
dr6S, Mathan harragoity5 hospeda-
ie y comidas a todas horas; cslie
de Ia Villa No 13.
Fl Leon de Orc, de Ramon Ce
pero; habitaciones c6modas Y ven
tiladaS, Selcctaa comidas. calle
de Ia Villa No. 8.
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81 ALQI-ILA Ell SEGUNDO
PISO DE- ia casa NJ. a dp Ia Gale de
10 Forta.ezs. san Juan con muebas=
8 Fin muebies. lniormarkn F. De Je-
sus Vega en- IA misma casa.
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mlec ompd d
ad d
pohmb
ddech
de
od a
DIAM New POI
New Yrk dGe oao
m6
arodHo o. mfomesd
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Que esperan!

iQu6 esperan los boticarios
de Puerto Rico, que aun no
tiepen?
Las BoTIcAs importantes 10
venden.
iQu6 venden? Lo mejor de
10 meior para el catarro, tfsis,
ronquera, tos.
TABONUCoL, TABONUCoL.
Pidanse detalles q los Sres.
J. M. Blanco V com, y d don
Fidel Guillermety, en- San
Juan.
A los Sres. F. Ruiz de Po-
rras y Co.en Ponce,y al detalle
EN- TODAs LAS BoTICAs DE MA
YOR IMPORTANCIA.
No de mas de IS. centavos
por pote.
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Pedro R. Ventura, Plateria,
constructor de prendas, calle Isa-
bel, hoy Puials. No. ).
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F. Gavilan yCc. S. en- C. Fa-
bricantes de licores, calle de la Lu-
ma, No. 10.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-17

En- esta imprenta Sc vende
papel de eperi6dico a 50 quintal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-17

Hotel La Campana. de An
dr6S' Matb s, harragoity5 hospeda-
ie y comidas todas horas; c&le
de Ia Villa No. l3.
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La Inglesa de Sucesores A. de Roy
Cangas. Gran f&brica de colchones
de alambre, calle de la Villa No. 5.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-17

Fl Leon de Oro, de Ramon Ce
pero; habitaciones c6modas V, ven
tiladas, Selcctas comidas. calle
de la Villa No. 3
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p La Bella Borinquena,. fAbrica
de sombreros de sucesores de Juan
Cabrer, calle Salud,i& No. % y Ato-
cha s. "
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FabriCa de Licores, al por ma
yor, y detalle de Barque. Espe-
cialidades en- ron Jamaica y anis
Rosita, calle Mayor No. Sc.
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Fabrica de hielo y gaSeoSaS, de
Deigado limos. Sc sirven con
prontitud los pedidos de Ia isla;
marca de fabrica "Rid Club, calle
Molina. =.
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Hotel America, Altos de "La Mar
garita." de Lopez y Fernandez,
plaza Delicias, No, lG.
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Salon de Barberia de Florencio
Mesorana, Atocha, No, /. 50
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Gran Hotel Inglaterra, Habitaeio-
mes frescas y br;ena mesa; local
para guardian AUTOMOBILES y cocheS,
calle Comercio y Marina, No. 3. Y 5.
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Barberia Ell Figaro, de Rufo
Vasquez, calle Victoria No, 3.
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La Caborroieia, jugo de cana
y frutas al NATURAL, refrescos, dull
ces y cigarros, calle Marina. No. s,
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R. J. Salicrup & Co, Droguistas.
Farmace1ticos, quimicos, calle Mari
ma, esquina Luna.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-21
RUSH HAS
BEAVERS
GOING

Harry Rush hau the beavers hpips
less all DURING the same Yesterday.
And the Turks wen out handliN by
4 score % o 60 o Il was af.at
game 20 sec IN spite d It's apparent
seattle stnrted oft In the very
first innlng. when Akin walked.
peiut PUG bennett lined ono out
m the right garden which brought
Akin home. Mike Lynch then scnt
a deer skier 70 Mahen, and Raymond
scored
In the second. four bases on balls
BY ulliisan resulted tn his being
taken out Hrfnre he Wfnt however.
Raymond landed a hard tna.aackefi
bringlng I'm Akin.
Two more runs came IN durinF tho
seventh on hits BY Bennett aud
Lynch, and an error BY Wilson.
Qillikan lad an eff daY and tnuli
not set bis wing IN proper shape.
Accordingly. IN the last 81 tho Sec
cnd inninE. when. with two men
out and the bases fun. u was de-
eiicd 10 take him out EnEle sue
decided. aud managed TO Keep me
hits down TO three -Four runs came
In DURING hts administration.
Vancouver c6uld do nnthins with
Harry Rush During the game he
Allowed hut four hits. and they were
we'll scattered, dainz 30 damage IN
Il was ladies aay. and the grand
stand was filled TO It's capacity with
the fanufitas There was about the
usual number % old standby mae
cuilne fans. who turned cut 60 Wit
ness tho shut -out dope Of the rurA.
lab lccberK. The score
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-21
Bose BOIL
SCkoHGr&

AuudNu. where Art th0uf
That shut out game lie pretty fine
segregation.
That makes il about eyan 40 far
Tor Tie Big iansdass.
uilligan yesterday gave COCO
Illustration Of the Old blHlieal Oops
About Owe aud ye Hhall receive"
diilie got his all right
N one and twenty eight thirty
seconds innings the opening beaFqt
plank hftlai dHuatad ais Tickets on
leave 10 the Turks
The Beaver skipper sent Engle n
10 try and patch thigga ~ after
QiillRhn's generosity lad put tbs
canufks IN bad. but while no pitched
kinhy ball, Il waa no use.
suFdan yesterday delivered an ora /.
ton, most VI which was gmlttrh
within two inches of Jimmy flyhnh
nose
Bchernwsbar performed some ciaa-
- stunth when IN backing Smith w
Oh a Rfoundsf from Mage DO thfHW
the fast Turk out II first
OuIaisy tappad flush for two
ssehs yesterday which Wa the only
two corner Wniiqp hit W me
ilaAvefa, All the rest being singles
Akin WAS nWfuiiY busy upikinT
sacks yesterday. getting 20 first
every time AZ bat on Tires passes.
a W. and AZ error Of Wilson
fsaisy Raymond came IN for three
passes and a i've SACK wallop also.
His corner mate. Pug hrnnnti, VS.
there with the aiaiiinF club singing
uililaan Tor ore and Ensie Tor an
A. usual, Enin Ffiak ol0utsd one
when n was needed. bringing Pug
Hsnneit seampsfins across ne rub
Tho local sporting writer's having
exhausted their descriptive Foeahg.
thankfully receive Information 10
KafdinE such. 80 be used To- daacfib-
Ing the genera appearance Of the
rub bsfinF stall On ladies' day
Ham Rush yesterday struck out
eleven men and allowed but i've
hits Taf a Geld blaadad NHlh the
plank -Ye Holsters pirate Harry has
them ~ skinned Il doesn't MAX
any difference apparently whether
) hit will break IN the party or rot,
be sends tham over lust the same.
when rmpY Flynn afdsfsd hundHn
out Of tho game yesterday u looked
40 II there would be use Tor a riot
II happened when Smith was call.
% cut on three stfihsa Smith had
ihfsa and one on him. and a. another
came over he thought a Nas q bail
nut Jimmy dapsd Il out a. 4
istr.f.fske.uh. Nhefeaf Smith fired
hia bat at the plate While hs vas
going after hir club Rush put a
straight one over for three. ana ne
Nas down and out u was here that |
sua cried out % q loud voice his
opinion Of one James
Mike LYnrh's ninety foot near |
Marathon" yesterday brought foffh /
4 scream Even n he was taEged. 1
here was some excitement attending |
ne sprint Nike got squeezed nff |
lhlfd and after lodging bach and 1
forth bstWaen STANLEY and smith,
finally Eot ~ STANLEY with a cleef
field In the home atnaich hmilhs
however. after an snuiiins stern |
rhasa finally reached forth a grub.
hook and iassed Mike for tho last
count
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-21

The truth o. the matter ia that
Hat doesn't like this ~ talk.
with ilYiand on the short eni. ulae
inN reports frem the Nelson camp.
too, are likely 90 isnsthgn the odds
10 TO That would never %,
therefore the reducing -tuosraridiY
yarn nut the kneWius onrs thinh
they are hep
Next 10 frankie Erno. Nelson i
the iiahtsat lightweight 10 reach
the TOP 81 the ladder. riheh
h. could make lss aah b strong
and that he should weigh itet
nine daYa before the nEhi deee rot
necessarily fnnaH that sumeihinf hes
gone sFons with Ills fsuiafthhle
Nelson II EpinH
through his usual PAGES aud u i4pf
iili rounding ihtp seed FORM ~
land alnu shoNH excellent condition
but a. he has been wofkinf fnii9
three weeks inHaef than Nelson, he
h due for q little istup and an.
nouncas that he slii do hts lasi
road work day after tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-21
OUTSIDE TEAM READY FOR
TOURNAMENT

King Bros. the olothlerH Of Sec
ond av., are now considering placing
a strong team in the running.
Tho Merchants Printing company,
Nowports, Basel's stars, Bostona.
Specials and other local teams are
being formed. and will be recorded
on the entry list within the next few
days
o. ]. Patton. captain Of the Dutch
Jake team Of Spokane, has forward
I'd his entry Of bowling bunch from
the Empire City. Patton also want
Cd 10 know II mon could be substi-
tuted In case his original team could
not come. He was Informed by Al
Jenkins. ons Of tho directors of the
congress, that In the event VI one
or tore men not being able to APP
pear. otherA could DO sent In.
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SAN FtlANcthcD. May u Those
who remember how Hat NelHpn be-
came sick and weak before NE sec
ond fiaht with YOUNG corbett. when
tho odds were getting very stfons
In Nelson's favor. have an idaa TO-
Jay that he IA trying 20 turn the
same trick ever again. ihty 10
member how, after that illneAgi he
cams w on the day ~ the flfht
and psraiyssd fnunE cofhett They
Know Nelson aiwsyH bets on himself
aud that In 20 pct cent Of bis lights
hg has laid his money At ihieY
Odds.
Nelson, Il Is sniemnly announced
through the chief u hir publicity
bureau, Il droppinE weight too rap.
IDLY Nelson IL worried Noiaph u
afraid 10 bet on himself, ioa, air.rsei
Nelson won't aven take an even
money bet that nlsk iyland viii he
down aud out hafafa the lAfd round
Nelson has gone back iio 10 hat-
ms the same trouble that usns had
The firm flesh has turned 20 flah
and comes off with slarmins sass
Yep. Nelson's title is In danger lant
q lust too dreadful Tor any thinsi
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PICKS TEAM FOR Big
BOWLING CONGRESS

and n Koch. The two-m man team
IL composed II Wydani and Koch
These teams are said 10 be able 70
grub hook llFnum yltas sphere
something aaandalOus. and whenever
ihay send the big ball cavuttinG
down this Eastwood, there Il q gay
scattering Of chubby chunks back
u the ineandanoentsl
The ulHinArcks VIII roll their first
practice game on KupplnRera new
nileYa. Fourth and Pine where the
old roller skating rink used to be
These alleys we're Just opened last
Saturday nleht. and are said 70 BIO
among the best In the city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-21
MRS. MApoLu rAkEs slsoLu
SCORE hoNoRs WITH IN
IN EXHIBITION GAME.

There was some CLASSY bowling
offered during an exhibition Ranns
BY members II the Seattle Ladies'
baNilnE club on the Hainisf alleys
last night when . fiYesNer,an team
rolled a total score u lit
Mrs Madole took honnfs Hith hish
single Aeese q III, with 4 total fuf
thfee sames NJ az asf average
II itA Ms. nausoifS % s sscohd
With a total q $50, anf ~ average
q $50 Mrs faker averaged ita
Mrs Smith IA "a, and, sifs Hav-
klns i5A
During tho PAST sdasfai uianlhs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-21
BISMARCK AGGREGATION WILL
DC REPRUsghrup IN CHAM.
PloNeHlP TOURNEY.

Emil Koch. proprietor and manager
u the bismarck bowling alleys, has
plekad his flve.mnn and tw0.man
teams which Will enter IN the big
Western Bowling congress tpufna-
mont which II TO start at tho Mad
isgn park pavilion May 70
Following II tho lineup OF tho
tlyesmhn aggregation; y Hopkins,
W. hoYt W. Watson " wYdnnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-21
MANAGER Kock WILL HAVE
PRACTICALLY GloHr NEW
chuTts TINS suMMHa.

Within q month from nnw Seattle
VIII have three N tho best alleys
In the Northwest. whan plans FOR
renovation and reconstruction now
under way are fulfilled In order
10 afford the best ''plsy ground
available for the city hsWlrfs. Man
efaf Emil Koch. proprietor u the
hismafvk alleys. Intends 10 build
four new tournament alleys and re-
construct and improve the fetnain-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-21
CALF 0RMIA MAY
NOT RACE
WASHINGTON INSISTS ON As.
ISOLATION. AND SOUTHERN
RoWERs LOCKED OUT.

The board Of control Of the Uni
vrraity Of Washington last nlght
wired the University Of California
that II would not recede from lts
stand regarding the Coast Rowing
association. which California objects
to entering.
The situation Is simply this
Washington wants an association.
and will not allow colleges outside
Of that association 10 enter cumpati-
tive races California does not want
to enter the association. and there
the matter stands.
California Ia willing to race with
Washington provided the ass0cia-
tion feature Ia waived, but has wired
washington that u will not snter
the race May 10 II II IL insisted that
II become a member o. any associate
body.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-21
WOUNDS NOT FATAL.
I'M tnitrd Pre~@.i

cHEHALIs, May 2i.--Raymsnd
GeiHaier and Miss Lillia cesada. the
victims Of Wednesdays attempted
murder and suicide. are reported a.
Improving today, GeisHler sat M
in bed, and Sheriff Urquhart placed
guard over him. The young man
still insists that he wants to COM
nit suicide. and he will be carefully
watched.
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niuy psIansY csfisinly u the
huss sd owl He i hAsins Al kaufs
man talked atnat In connection
With no less thAH three natrhsaZ
one With iaek Johnson. ons With
Iaeh Oufisa and one with uid
YounH Peter jackson johnson
wants Il 10 he tor SIR rounds, with
ti, 600 ON the side for ragh round
witch iuet about scratches that
match UHfltn SAINTS 70 fisht Under
clean break rules
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-21
FOUR new TOURNAMENT
ALLEYS FOR BISMARCK

Ing four out Of his eight alleys
The tournament alleys Will be
completely new, and tho other four
Will have now trimmings, new gut.
tiers and ngN pits, aud when com
pleied Will class with any aliayH In
the city.
Work on the new alleys will e1ms
menee about Juno 10, Or an sOan ar
the Western bowling congress Is
finished
with the eight alleys at Tho Ills.
march. the new kuppinEer and the
Rainier alleys. thu city will be we'll
Supplied with first GLASS ohutea for
trimming the hlsh scores
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-21
WOMAN BOWLERS
ROLL FINE GAME

these five namen hAve been bowling
some very hifh scofes Il is planned
nov 10 Try and secufa another five.
woman team In the city, " possibly
enough to form woman'a league
ihsfe are about - or 20 women in
the city Nha are clever. foe women.
nu the hiieYa
Tho Hrhrv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-21
MANY ENTRIES FOR BOWLING
TOURNEY NOW COMING IN
FROM OTHER CITIES.

Entries for the big bowling tourn-
ament which opens at the Madison
park pavilion May 70 will remain
open until Tuesday. May rs, at mid
night. according to a decision reach
ed BY the local association last night.
Entries were received yesterday
from Spokane, Tacoma and Seattle
teams, and a large number will like
y come In today,
The decision 10 extend tbs time
limit on the entries was reached af-
ter II was learned that q Number of
local and outside teams had failed
10 complete their lineup within the
specified tlr@