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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-25
KETCHEL REAL
BASHFUL ONE
UP MARKET ST. ON THE DEAD
RUN TO DODGE THE
REPORTERS.
~ THE RiHoslpHR.

BAN FRANCISCO. Sept 25.--
Stanley Ketchei. erHtwhile idol OF
the fl6tic world, arrived IN San
Francisco Thursday night and I'm
medlately went into training for his
proposed fight with Jack johnson.
Two minutes after the ferry had
poked It's nose Into the slip kat-
chel went out on the road and took
breezer af such speed that the
swiftly moving trolley cars looked
like they we're standing stili. A
couple OF sport writers tried 10 act
aa pacemakore. but they we're soon
out OF the running and gave up
the game ketchei butted into
town ia most peculiar fashion.
There was no see tho conauering
hero" air about the ferry building
when he stepped off the boat. the
only persons waiting for him being
the reporters ketehei. however.
saw them first and. 20 the Devil.
defment uf scores Of people crowd
Ing out o. the building the middle.
weight champion hurfiodly pushed
hts way through tho thronK and
when he reached the ourblng start.
cd up Market st. like n hare.
The newspaper men legged II
after him. but they were not there
with the wind and 80 boarded a
street car. After running three
blocks ketchei stopped and waited
for car. "A good. or had luck
would have II. he boarded tho very
one which the newspaper men we're
making thsir way sorrowfuliy up.
town ketchei was eorrmicd al
once, and in reply TO all tho quas
lions fired al him said:
Il don't know" He seemed Ter.
nbiy embarrassed about something.
aud. after riding a block. dropped
Off the car. Willie Britt. who
made his way from the ferry in
an automobile. refused 10 explain
hia charges peculiar conduct
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-25
WEDDING BELLS FOR
JAMES COFFROTH BUT
WHO'S BRIDE To Be

LOS ANGELES. Sept. 49,
James coffro,h. pugilintic imprss
aarto II San Francisco. In soon 10
become a benedict Coffroth. who
IL In Los Angeles today. said tina,
be Iourncycd here from San Fran
ciseo 90 be married. but firmly
refused to permit the public 20
learn the young iady's name.
I'm going TO be married-you're
right about that" admitted the
fight magnate today. hut that's all
I'll tell you. II may be a week and
surely will be before return "a
San francisco. I'm not foolish
enough 10 tell anyone the exact
day. and certainly wont tell you
who the future Mrs. Coffroth In.
You'll know after the wedding and
not until then.
Coffroth IL snngulne that John.
son will consent 10 a postponement
Of tho KetehaiJohnson fight 20 Oc.
tnbor %.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-25
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-25
Double Header on Univer-
sity Field Formally
Opens Football Season
This Afternoon.

The referee win blow hts whistle
az 1880 this afternoon for the kick.
Off % the Queen Anne Bcllinehau
game al the University field. and
the high school football season Ia
Seattle win be formally lnaag
urated.
The opening bill win b. q unique
douhieheader Queen Anne and
Baiiiugham viii retire from the
Gield after tho first half and LIN
coin and the Olympia high school
teams win take their place. The
second two teams will play their
first half. when Queen Anne and
rockingham viii again take the
field aud finish their game
The weather conditions we're any.
thing but promising this morning
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SPORTING NEWS
ONE MORE AND
FLAG IS OURS
TURKS TRIM BLACK CATS IN
GREAT sTNLE-eEwER
DID SOME sLucolNo.

Mike and the boys stood the
Black Cats on their heads aud
pulled their tails eight times yes
terday. white the felines were able
TO scratch back but three times.
BY winning this game Mikes mon
have but TO win one more TO ahso
iutely land the pennant Spokane
lost yesterday 20 the Canucks,
newer was the boss slugger Of the
DAY, garuering single. a double
aud a home run In four times up
Pug Bennett had bad day In the
field, three errors being his con
. trihutlon TO the black mark column
The score.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-25
TURKS IN DOUBLE
HEADER TOMORROW

Tho Turks aud Aberdeen offer n
donble-header for the consumption
OF the fans tomorrow at Dug's ball
yard. The first game starts at 2
sharp.
Little Joe" Seaton, who was on
Lynch's pitching staff the first Of
the season and has been scouting
for the Turks. win twriI one Of the
games.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-25
HIGH SCHOOLS
KICK OFF TODAY

and gave no Indications 81. being
otherwise this afternoon. ~ the
four teams viii probably meet on a
sloppy field.
The Llncoln rootrrs viii occupy
the west grandstand aud Queen
Anne win be found ON the east
side. A squad u University police
men will BE- on the acrne 20 sec
that lincoln and Queen Anne do
not get too dcnonstraiiye towards
each other aud TO preserve order
In general
The nellinEham squad got In
early thla morning ard tha Olympia
eleven Il expected on tho Magnolia
about noon.
the twa local teams viii llns Up
~ follows
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-25

apparently playing out. while tho
little man seemed not 70 have ios,
any Of hts strength. II was quite
evident that finally. II nhyhoay
should get fall. u ~nuid - War
ncr. although Il tho match htd con p
tinuad. ~ n mot improbable that
the men would .tifl have been
struggling for tho first fair as Ions
ar they we're allowed 90 rrunnin
on the mat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-25

A GOOD START
FOR BROADWAY

That the Broadway corps Of goal
chasers are Of championship caliber
and will be serious obstacle 10
any local high school championship
aspirants. was rather plainly
demonstrated yesterday afternoon.
when Coach Lewis men trod on the
Ballard team to the melody OF y
to 0.
Ballard wasn't expected to win
and played very passable game
despite their defeat There we're
no spectacular features but the con.
test furnished plenty OF good
straight football.
The first half ended with the
ball IN Broadway's possession on
Billiards. z5-yard line and the score
II to for the big school. Ballard
held them down better in the
second half. Abbott scoring a touch.
down on line buck and Lewis
kicking goal was the only scoring
done In the second section.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-25

At PittAhurg ?. Philadelphia 4.
At Cincinnati D. New York IL.
At 81. Louis O. brooklyn IL.
Al Chicago 8. Boston /.
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Summnry, Twn-haHe hItF--4fhNoe.
Bennett. Frisk. 1ewer. Three base
htt--Ls ieane. Home rua--Hewsr.
Sacrifice hsts---kAymond. Allen
stolen bases Hennett. Frisk. MAgea.
Alien, shea struck out--by Hail
&. by ONitx. Z. Bases on bntls-~off
Hall. 1. off Oyitz, 4. Hit by pitched
bait--Raymond and F'risks by Uvttxs
O'Brlen 70 Bower. Umpires--Cnrnsy
and brennan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-25

Aberdeen nc Seattle
Vancouver "a spokane.
Portland at Tacoma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-25

Christy Mathewson. a name TO
conjure with. and George Mullin.
almost as fearsome. lead the Ma
tlonal and American league pitch
ors. respectively.
Howard CAmnlth and Harry
Krause are runnersup on the afore-
mentioned leaders. They lead all
mound performers In tho National
and American. respectively. save
the king pins. upon whose heels
they are treadlng.
Mullins splendid work on tho
hin has done much 10 put and keep
the Detroit team 10 tho fore all
season. while the grand perform.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-25
COAST LEAGUE.

At Portland 2. Los Angeles s.
At San Frmuciaco 5. Oakland l.
At Los Angeies--sacrame s.
Vernon l.
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Anxious to Talk.

Everybody but Roller and
Curley seemed TO want to say
something. but the crowd
would have none OF il. Roller
and Curley appeared to be
dazed. SO unexpectedly and so
suddenly had come the blow
that they were not prepared to
hit back and when the crowd
left the Arena two hours later,
no denial had been made OF the
charges contained in Warmers
statement.
Finally, during brief and in
termittent moments Of quiet,
the crowd was given to under
stand that Warner was willing
to go on the mat again and LAY
down." thus protecting his
81 600, and then go on the mat
with Roller and wrestle on the
square. After almost an hour
Of pickering, Roller, who had
left the mat and gone TO his
dressing room, was brought
back, his body shining with the
grease with which it had been
treated, and with Duncan Nc
Donald for referee, the two
men stepped on the mat.
Instantly Warner fell to the
mat, thereby giving Roller the
match in two straight falls and
protecting the $1,000 deposited
by him as a guarantee that he
would LAY down."
Real Match Begins.
Then began one Of the few real
wrestling matches ever seen in Sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-25


most raised the root. In his
corner. Warner sat with just
the sefnblance OF sneer on his
face. gazing straight across al
Roller. Rollers face had turn
ed even moEc ashen than is its
accustomed color, and he was
plainly in mental distress. Jack
CurIey climbed up through the
ropes and from the other side Of
the ring Joe Carroll and II. w.
Mix. hacker Of Warner. the
Unknown" made their way to
the mat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-25
RoIIer's pIrtY Work.

All during the match. the Seattle
man continued 10 poke hts fingers
into the eyes Of HIS opponent. grab
bling his nose aud clouting him in
the face.
50 foul was Roller that before
the match had concluded. Warmers
lips we're cut and bleeding. Before
the match was half over. almost
the entire crowd In the Arena was
with Warner, and every bit OF dirty
work that Roller INDUCED In was
greeted With Misses and cat calls
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Just a. suddenly as cams the
evenings early sensation. the finish
~ ~. 49, go, uaW.4 -
Prom this position several times
during the evening. Roller With a
crotch hold had picked Warner ~
and hrpwn him 20 the tnAt War
nor made no effort 10 psxsent this
on The part Of hts sntagffiat. and
when. NJ the end ~ one hour and
~ minutes ~ wrestling. Roller again
picked hla opponent up. Warner
nsde no resistance. This tins. hoss-
ever Warner instead ~ lighting
on hla hands and Knees IN a safe
pasltion. struck on tho point Of his
shoulder,
in tho excitement and turmoil
Warner was a:cn 10 say something
70 Refsrue Mcdonald Mcdonald
raised his hand for quiet and the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-25
Uses His Fists.

Upon the two occasions when
Roller deliberately struck his OPP
ponent, the first with the qheeI Of
his hand on tho Jaw as he rushed
Warner 90 the ropes. and the sec
ond time with a deliberate upper
CIT as tho men went 20 the mat
the crowd demanded that Melon
aid call tho foul. There was moth
ing doing, however. Beyond an
occasional warning. Mcdonald per-
mIttod tho dirty work TO go on.
No man ever battled more game
ly than Warner At the end OF an
hour OF wrestling Roller YVES quite
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-25

when Warner went on the mat.
he was under instructions from his
adviser. Joe Carroll. 70 allow Roller
TO do the work until he should tire
himself out and then 10 go at him
and pin him to the mat. Warner
followed these Instructions impli-
city. Three or four times only did
he break away and get 10 his feet
Then. after a little bit OF foot work.
the men would 40 down again. and
there would follow more straining
and Juggling by Roller, In his vain
attempt 10 gain n fall
Fighting for his ilfe, Roller In.
duigcd in the dirtiest wrestling that
has ever been Witnessed IN Seattle.
Twice he deliberately struck War
ner. and N Duncan Mcdonald, the
referee. had not been so good a
friend OF Rollers. be would un-
doubtedly have given Warner the
first fall on foul. At one stage in
tho proceedings. when the men
we're on their feet. Roller rushed
Warner 10 the ropes and seemed
to be intent on throwing him off
the platform.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-25

brilliant style all year He led tho
league FOR a long time. but was
finally passed by Mighty Masty. e
aa the result Of soma hard luck
games kraase II tho lefthanded
youngster who antoniahcd the Amer.
lean league this spring BY his won.
derfnl work for the Athletics. For
a buahsr, Just breaking In. he prob.
ably deserves moro credit than the
others. who are veterans ALL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-25
FAKE WRESTLING EXPOSED

attic. There were no head spins
and bridges. which come ~ fro
auentiy In matches that have been
won and lost secretly before the
men go on the mat
Warner. weighing only i6s
pounds. looked as though be could
hope 20 last but a few moments In
the hands OF Roller. almost head
taller and weighing approximately
2t2 pounds There wns nothing
spectacular about the match--noth.
ing bat gruelling work from the
start. Roller waz on tho top nearly
all the time. struggling with every
ounce Of his strength and weight
10 put the little man on his back.
Underneath. Warner lay and
smiled. breaking away from every
hold and exerting himself only
when II was absolutely necessary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-25

Then began one Of the few real
wrestling matches ever seen In Sc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-09
OUERER ES D
-Que lastima! va lie daria 70 La novia 81 mandase.

-Que ASTHMA va lie daria 70 la novia 81 mandase.
-iPues quien manda?
-Nadie; porque a mi no me deja listed llevar las cosas
derechas, y listed no hace case de NADIA. Lo mismo que
la Antonio, de palique con ell novio dichoso hasta las nue.
vel
-Pero, mujer, 5que han de hacer? Cuando til tengas
novio, TODD ell tempo Sc tie hara POGO para hablar con Ell.
No quiero novio,-contesto desabridamente Rosario.
iva 10 vo hija, y esa es mi sola y grande pena!-ex-
clam6 don Damaso, cuyo grueso y allegro semblante rera-
to de repente una expression de profundo dolor, de que no
parecia ~capaz-Vamos a ver,-anadi6, cruzando sus dos
manos sobre su voluminosi abd6men,-jpor que no te has
de casar? Themes va ventidos amos; eres linda como un
ramo de flores, y te dare ell da que tie cases cincuenta mil
duros, este es, medic million en- onzas de orc, algunas va
muy viejas, pues va mi padre (que este en- gloria) las iba
g%uardando para ii; ademas, tie quedara la hacienda, que
es la mejor de toda la ribera; y YES 81 te faltaran novios.
va sabe listed que me sobran.
-Demasiado 10 sc, y 10 que me desespera es que a todos
das calabazas.
Mas vale desenganar1os que entretenerlOs, pues no
tengO intenciones de casarme con ellOs, padre; todos pare
ee que tienen I'm rey en- Ell cuerpo y todos la echaran de
amos 81 sc casan.
y bien, hija, ell hombre es ell amo de So casa.
-Pues 20 no quiero marido que me la eche de jefe por
que es rico; y 81 me case, sera con un pobre, que va tengo
20 bastante para los dos.
-Te casaras con quien quieras, hija mia; pero tambien
hay dos pobres que te p~retenden.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-09
MARIA DEL Pillar SINUES

soy I'm Nerdn. Hija, NADIA tie contenta; no ~perdonas MIN
guna falta, y justo solo Dies 10 es! iCaramba, no hay que
tirar tanto de- la cuerda hasta que Sc rompa! Y mas Sc
eaza con MEL Que con hiela
i Ha acabado listed va de hablar, senor?-pregunto
Rosario anostazada.
81, por cierto-
-Bueno: ahora nue. toca 4 mi. Pues sepa listed que CON
todos sus refranes malditO 81 me ha convencido de que es
10 mejor el ser un Juan Lanas.
-Pero quien es Juan Lanas?
listed: todos Sc burlan. Los criados hacen 10 que les
da Ia CANA; los peones sc echan a dormir la siesta.
-Criatura, jno son crstianos? No la duermes til? mo
Ia duermo 20 en- mi CANA bien blandita? jPues que extra
no tIene que Antonio les dele dormir una horta por en-
cargo MIC? Los ~infelices empiezan a segar con la luz del
alba, y & Ia una va estan rendidos de fatiga. Despues, va
YES Que desaenso. En- e1 duro suelo!
NO, que les llevemos colchones de pluma al campo.
Padre, a mi no me venga listed con argumentos que a us
ted, 81 1e dejan hablar, no lie ahorcaran. La cosa es que
70 no faIto nunca a mi deber, sine que me excedo en- cum
plirlo y quiero que los demas, a 10 menos, no falten al
suyo.
-Pero, hija, todos no pOdemos ser tan buenos como tn
Y yo, aunque soy muy active, creO que las cosas a punta
de lama no salem bien, y que los buenos deben disimular
& los que no 10 son tanto.
-Vamos q yer, ~ pOr que consiente listed a Perico, ell
eriado, que yenga ( las once a casa?
-Mujer, porque tiene novia y Sc estan festejando' un
ratio 4 Ia pueTta de L. Gale.
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Consultorio %quirdrgico

Ri renombrado galeuo, doctor Lopez
A~ntongiorgi, ha trasladado STU Consul
tOrie ~quirdrgico, de la calle die Sam
Francisco nnmero 80 4 La calle de la
Cruz n1mero 5, 10 que Sc participa a
su numeroSa clientele.
La nueva ofIcima del doctor Lopez
AntOngiorgi es I'm modelo en- su clase.
HOras de consulta, las de costumbres.
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A @1.6O

Es do mueha utilidad, Ne S6lo pArA
los Abogados, Gertes Judisiales. XyG-
tamientos. CorpvrAefoAes = snpasedm
10 todos los ramos, GinU tambi61 para
los comerciantes, indugtTiales = psrBS-
mas de negocios, 81 e~onceimients Do Las
Leyes de Puerto Rico epr0badas per
Las Camaras = 81 Console AjssutfvU N
ell pasado a6o de 1851.
Sc venden & $3.50 en- ID H6reTfH 4a
Bolotna M0fOAHlH
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Mas noticias

AVAo0 1o
Ell Departamento de j~usticia pOr mes
dio de circular dirigida a los Jueces
de Paz y funcionarios de las COrtes
de Distrito y municipalities de La Is
Ia, Hama la atenci6n de Los mismo, par
ia que slspendan Ia costumbre que
tienen de conceder un pdazo 4 los SEN
tenciados a multa, a fin de que pue-
dan pagarlas, eyitando La prisi6n. En-
dicha circular Sc les ordena cese di--
cha costumbre.
Aver tarde las bancas establecidas'
EN- la plaza de Bardorioty, hicierOn bues
nos negocios con las carreras de caba-
Hos que Sc verificaron en- Sam Ger
man.
Ell senior Audrey ha dictado las re-
soluciones siguientes.
Declarando tambien desistido a Ba-
silisa Colon, de I'm pleito. sobre 0
cimiento de afilaci6n. contra Emilio
FerDxkndez.
Declarando herederos de Jose Gar
cha de Quevedo a sus legltimos hijoss
y a su esposa kidora Gallart Munoz.-
Declarando desistido a Valentfn
Rodriguez de SUI demanda contra En-
rique Calwo, por danos y perjuicios.
Declarando igualmente a Maria Ro-
sariooN avedo, de una demanda contra
Daniel Larreano, sobre entrega de fin
ca urbana.
Sc ha. visto en- La Corte de DBtri--
to die Mayaguez, ell juicio de dlEor--
clio die dona Josefa Mendez, contra
su esposo ell senior Miguel Gordills.
Repremtaba q la demandante Ell le-
traMo senior Hidalgo.
Ell Consejo Municipal de Anasco, ha
votado una ordenanza proveyendo la
re glamentacion de- perros, impomiendoa
contribution a sus duenos y castlgan--~
do a los que de algtn modo infdingie-
rem c~ualquiera de sus secciones.
Ea salido para Caguas, la intelligent
te senorita Carmen Cintron, QUEEN Sc
hara cargo de una escuela rural en-
/ aqhGal d~istrIto. La ~seforita Cintron ha
~pernanecido una breve temporada en-
esta cirh1ad donde ha sido muy obse--
Quiada por sus amigos.
Ell vlerneS proximo Sc vera ante es-
ia Corte de Distrito, secci6n segunda,~
ell Jalcio EN- apelacGon contra Emilio
Agrlnsoni y otros, por prision Illegal.
Sc ha suspendido hasta nueva ordem
la vista del "injuntion" que ha de ver-
sc ante la Corte Federal.
En- TODD ell dia, han traba Jade, los
senores Hoyt y Brown en- ell informe
de condensation al de los se1ores Diaz
Navarro y COLL y Cuchf, en- la vista
del "injuntion" contra ell Gobierno.
En- ell proximo curse escolar e%ierce--
ran como maestros ruraies en- TOa-Al-
ia, los profesores, senores Pedro Mar
tinez Leon, Jose Prado Maymi, Jose
Dolores Rivera, Luis Villaronea V las
sehoritas Ana Maria Infante y Hermit
militia Fernandez.
O.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-09
MAGNESiA AEREADA ANTiRlL 1OSA
De J, NJ, BLANCO

Con SD uso desaparece Ell ex-
~Rehimiento, indigestion, dolo-
res de cabeza, jaqueca, bills,
Acido del est6mago, en- general
todos los desarreglos producidos
Or 81 est6mago intestinos.
TARMAGIA DE BkANGO