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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-01-05
SOME STILL ALIVE
Imprisoned Victims of Earthquake
Being Rescued and Others
Are Heard.
BURIED DEEP UNDER WALLS
Troops About Only Humans Left at
Reggie, Where the Torch Will
Shortly Be Applied.

Messina, Jan. 5.-Earthquakes are
continuing here. although they are di-
minishing m intensity. At night es-'
pccialiy are they frequently felt The
fires in the city are being gradually
eXtinguished.
Thirty thousand rations were distrib-
uted yesterday.
Official figures compiled thus far
show $4,000 bodies have been buried
in four cemeteries. 5000 refugees have
left the city and 5000 persons still
remain here.
Reggie More Fortunate.
An Associated Press correspondent
has made a visit to Reggie and care
fully inspected the town 1t has been
found the number of persons killed
there and damage done to property
were much less than at Messina. Only
the central section of the city is dam
aged. About 5000 troops are working
there. Official figures place the wound
ed at 1000 and refugees at 1000 The
number of dead in the ruins is not
known.
Reggie has been practically evacu.
ated except for troops. Marines from
| two British warships are causing the
popu.ace to evacuate the Villa San
Giovanni, which is considered to have
been the center of the earthquake
! still Find the Living.
| Numerous persons still living were
taken today from beneath the ruins
while the voices of others could bt
distinctly heard appealing for aid
Within few days the rescue work al
Reggie will have ceased. Then Tho
tottering buildings will be razed anC
the bodies that have not been buried
will be burned.
More Walls Shaken Down.
Reggie, Jan. Earthquakes hav,
occurred here today at intervals of 2
minutes. At noon quake strOnge
than the others caused a number o
; standing walls to collapse and create
la condition of panic among the sui
: lvivors. 1t is not thought there wer
! any casualties.
Cities I'm State of Siege.
Il Rome, Jan. Sit is stated that tn
: authorities have decided to evacuat
j completely Reggie and Messina, col
tveying everybody. even the newspape
man, outside. and leaving the cite
perfectly empty. They will be su
rounded by military lines to prever
any one reentering. This measure hf
been adopted in order to prevent
lpestilence occurring.
A royal decreeswas issued last nigl
placing the Messina and Reggie di
tricts in state of siege, which
stricter than martial law. Gener
Mazza, the commander of the Palern
garrison, is placed in supreme col
mand
e. Mayor In ,Papal Territory. y
re The mayor of Rome yesterday v
o. ted the injured survivors now in &
!. Hospice of Santa Marta. This W
y the first time since 1870 that may
II has set foot on papal territory. T
incident specially appeals to the POI
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-01-05
FIFTY DEGREES
DROP OF MERCURY

Norfolk, Neb., Jan. 5.--Northern
Nebraska and southern South Dakota
experienced a drop of so degrees in
temperature within the last "a hours.
The mercury registered z below zero
here this morning.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-01-05
Subscriptions for One Day
Alone Will Amount
to $4,000.
OIL KING GIVES $4,000
President Signs Bill Passed by
Congress for Appro-
priation.

Washington, Jan. 5.-Several liberal
ferers were received today at the Red
Cross headquarters. John d. Rookie
feller sent a check for $4,000. The
California state branch of the Red
Cross sent the third contribution for
$4,000. The largest contribution was
$4,000 from the New York branch.
From the Keolkuk Qowa) branch the
sum of s1,050 was received.
Cover Cost of Supplies.
Today's subscriptions fully cover the
$6O,0cO advanced by the American
Red Cross to make up the $150,000
sent to the American committee il
Rome for the purpose of chartering a
steamer and purchasing supplies.
President Signs Bill.
Washington, Jan. 5.-The president
this afternoon signed the bill passed
by congress yesterday appropriating
100000 for the relief of the Italian
earthquake sufferers.
More Americans Accounted For.
Chicago, Jan. 5.-A cablegram re-
ceived here today announced that Ed
ward X. Rogers of Chicago and wife
and two daughters, who it was feared
had perished at Messina, are safe at
Palermo.
Ship Carries Supplies.
New York, Jan 5.-Thousands of
pounds of relief supplies leave this
port today on the Hamburg-American
liner Hamburg for Naples. The sup
plies are to be carried free of charge.
Edmund Billings of Boston, will
leave New York for Messina today to
personally look after the distribution
of the 100000 sent to the sufferers
by the relief committee of Massachu
sets.
Typhoid mt Messina.
Messina, Jan 5.-The first cases ol
typhoid fever have broken out here
and this fact will cause drastic actor
to be taken Immediately for the dis
posaI of the dead Hope of rescuins
any of the living beneath the ruin:
has been abandoned.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-01-05
MONEY FOR ITALY STILL
HURRIED TO THE RED CROSS

this city yesterday became the owner
of Minor Heir, last years pacing sen
sation. The amount paid to P. c..
Isaacs of Johnstown, Pa, was $4,000
Minor Heir was a green PAGER of last
year. and, under the guidance of Char
ley Dean, put up a mark of 1:591a be-
fore the season closed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-01-05
MEMORY IS POOR
Thornton Hains Very Different Witness
When Under Cross Exami-
nation.
DOES NOT RECALL TESTIMONY
Evident Fear of Being Led Into Con-
tradicticns Is Made Much of by
Lawyer for the State.

Flushing, n. Y, Jan. 5.-Under an
incessant fire of cross questioning by
District Attorney Darrin, Thornton ].
Hams declared today he could not re-
member the minor details of some
parts of his testimony yesterday. The
contrast between the defendant when
on the stand yesterday he told with
celebrity much detail of the important
incidents, and his inability to recall
under cross examination much of what
he had recounted was skillfully brought
out by the prosecutors interrogations.
In Own Defense.
Flushing, n. Y, Jan. 5.-Taking the
witness stand in his own defense,
Thornton J. Hams for over four hours
yesterday related with wealth of de-
tail the story of the shooting of Will
liam E. Annis and of the cOnjugal
troubles of Captain Peter c. Hains,
Jr., that counsel asserts caused the
mental unbalancing of the army officer
and led to the killing of the publisher
on sight. When court adjourned last
night Hams direct examination had
not been concluded, and he will likely
be on the witness stand al 4-daNz3oaas.
Thornton Hams told his story in
| snappy, crisp sentences. He showed
| no signs of nervousness, and at times
during the trial illustrated his broth
er's expressions and appearance when
speaking of his wife's conduct with
dramatic infection of voice and facial
depression.
Did Not Know of Revolver.
The defendant declared that when
he went to Bayside TO look at real es
tate on Aug. Is he had no idea thai
his brother was armed, and that he
Ibid not know that AnniS was at the
lyacht club. He told the jury that al
the shots had been fired by Captain
Hams before he rushed to the float tC
protect his brother from John Tonning
the bOatman, and the club members
who, he said, he thought would harm
the captain. Thornton Hains denied
that he pointed a revolver at Mrs
Annis. The defendant stated that h.
had no idea how many shots Captain
Hams had fired, and when Charlie
Roberts, club member, picked tn
revolver up and had the muzzle of tn
weapon pointed at him, he drew hi
own revolver and told Roberts not L
. shoot
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-01-05
WAR
IS RESUMED BY
MOBS IN india

Calcutta, Jan. 5.-Religious riots be-
tween Mohammedans and Hindus haye
taken more serious turn against re-
quiring the active Intervention of Brit
ish troops, who today at Titaghur
fired upon a Hindu mob
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-01-05
CHANCE in PLANS
Fleet Divided, Faster Vessels Going
Ahead to Offer Services to
Italy.
SPERRY WILL BE THERE FIRST
Passage of SueZ Canal Continues
Majority Stop to Take Coal at
Port Said.

Port Said, Jan. 5.-The itinerary of
the battleship fleet has been changed
in consequence of the Italian earth
quake. The new program is as fol
lows: The battleships Connecticut,
Vermont and Minnesota leave here to-
might direct for Naples. steaming at
the rate of IA knots per hour. The
Connecticut will arrive next Saturday
Fhe other er-.twe---vessefs will follow,
making the best speed they can. Upon
arriving at Naples, Admiral Sperry
will confer with the authorities and
offer the services of the vessels at his
command
Scout Cruiser on Way.
Port Said, Jan. 5.-The. American
scout cruiser YanBton left this morn
ing for Messina, with doctors, medical
supplies and provisions on board fol-
| the earthquake sufferers. The battle
ships Connecticut. Vermont, Kansas
and Minnesota arrived here from Suez
last night They sail for Naples as
soon as they have coaled.
| Five Battlesiips in Canal.
SueZ, Jan. 5.-The American battle
ships Kentucky, Louisiana, Virginia
Missouri and Ohio entered the canal a
$50 this morning and probably viii
reach Port Said at midnight tonight.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-01-05

s45,0O0 PRICE OF MINOR HEIR

Savage of Minneapolis Buys Pacing
Sensation of Year.
Minneapolis, Jan. 5.-After many
months of dickering NJ. w. Savage of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-01-05
CHARGE GOVERNOR DENEEN WITH USE
OF PATRONAGE TO ELECT SPEAKER
Friends of Shurte Refuse to Participate in Republican eau
Gus at Which Partys Candidate for the
Office is Named

Springfield, ILL.,, Jan. 5.-(Special.)- y
The Shurtleff men bolted the republi-
can house caucus today. When the
caucus met at this afternoon, %
Shurlleff men were not present. Speak
er Shurtleff gave out a statement to
the press, saying Governor Dencen was
attempting to dictate to the legisIa.
ture and that his followers had called
a caucus without inviting all the re-
publicans i'll the house to be present.
The Deneen caucus named f.. J. King
for speaker. Speaker Shurtleff said
he had made no dicker with the demo
Gratis looking to their support of him
for speaker.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-01-05
Democrats Confer.

The minority members of the house
also held conference at the ST. Mich
olas. Lee O'Neil Browne of Ottawa
claims he has enough votes pledged to
land the honor of minority leadership.
While his opponents are not saying d
great deal, they do not concede that
Browne has the matter cinched as he
claims.
Governor Favors Short Session.
\ brief session, not exceeding 60 or
80 days al the most. it is understood
to be Governor Deneen's plan for the
general assembly if he can elect his
man speaker of the house against Ed
ward II. ShurtIcff. That the house or
Sanization would be absolutely pro
administration the governor and his
| friends felt assured yesterday, al
| though indications of deadlock, will
a resulting compromise, were not lack
! ing.
The governor has suggested tha
certain important legislative matters
be pushed 10 the front and has urge,
early hearings before the assembly OF
questions over which there may b,
disputes. The short session idea il
one of the reforms which the cover
nor believes might well be adoptet
in Illinois. In the second place, hi
experiences with the legislature hav,
not been wholly pleasant, and even
he succeeds in debating the organi
cation in both houses he will breath
more freely when the lawmakers ar
safely off his hands. He has seen
supposedly friendly organization re
volt before now, and he prefers t
4 take no chances, it is understood.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-01-05

night that they would so into the eau
Gus today and await developments.
William Troyer of Cook county in
sists he is speakership candidate
with seven votes pledged to support
him. He is saying nothing more than
this, and what strength he will develop
in the caucus is a matter of specula.
tion ~--s+
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-01-05

Springfield, Ill. Jan. 5.-Edward D.
of representatives. and 81 other re-
publican members-elect will not par.
ticipate in the republican house eau
Gus this afternoon, when candidate
for speaker is named In statement
issued by the Shurtleff forces the
charge is made the governor is using
influence and patronage of his high
Office in an effort 10 name his own off
GERS in the legislature.
Choose King AS Leader.
Springfield, ILL.,, Jan. 5.-The pro
gressives," band of hope" or holy
alliance as the opponents of Speaker
Shurtleff are known, after a three
hours wrangle, late last night select
| ed E. J. King of Galesburg as theil
choice for speaker of the house during
the 4Gth general assembly. Fifty-one
ence, and eight ballots were taken be
fore the selection could be made Thi.
ballot stood King &c, George H. Ham
ilton of Watseka "a, and one blanl
was cast
| ShurtleH Men Meet.
| While the "progressiyes" were get
ting together, the supporters of Speak
er Shurtleff to the number of 81 hell
a conference at the ST. Nicholas hotel
There was a report current late las
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-01-05
President Signs Bill.

Washington, Jan. 5.-The president
this afternoon signed the bill passed
by congress yesterday appropriating
100000 for the relief of the Italian
earthquake sufferers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21
BOOSTERS CROW
AND CATS PURR

and tantalislug epoolR 20 furnish
their maieutioa with diversion aud
oNorclse When one looks ut these
silky. long haired cats. there ~ al
WAYS longing 20 suugglc the
hands into their beautiful warm
Fur Az into the depths ~ a muff
This feeling grows when one ia
told that some are valued up aud
beyond 81 coo aud none less than
$50.
The cat hator need have no fear
here of the lost souls and spooks
that are supposed 10 be- the plague
ot the unoffondlug puas during her
nine respectable lives For Shakes.
pearc has told va that NO sp0ok
dare intrudo his nauscous shadow
when the cock crows. and the cocks
are continuously Growing at the
poultry show. The little nantamH
take the Caruso sustained high G,
and the C0ckerels and Plymouth
Rocks DO the Pol rlaucon heavy
hasso work An In unison must
surely succeed IN driving away any
feline guardian angels 10 the Land
OF the shades.
The people are advised 20 come
during the early hours 81 the day.
as the chickens SO "a roost early
aud the cats stay out all the night.
But whatever time. 50 anyway.
The display 81 poutcra and fancy
pigeons Is worth the price Of the
ticket alone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21
SHOW NOW ON rs ONE or
MOST INTERESTING EVER
WITNESSED HERE.
BY MERLE wANe.

The thousand feathered inmates
AZ The Seattle-king County Poultry
Association exhibit are Growing
loudly over the success OF this first
annual show which O. being held
IN the basement OF the old post.
office building. corner OF First and
University SITS
These clarion vnired spoilers are
drumming up large and admirlng
crowd, At no time ia Seattle has
such fine and varied collection
OF fowls been displayed They show
what Washington climate can pro.
duee IN the way 90 plumaEed hi-
peds Their heavy coats are shiny
from frequent baths OF Puget Sound
mist, their oombs are a healthy
red. unnippcd by FROST and their
voices are of most lusty, long
winded quality
hut the poultry b. not all the
show Sixty blue.hlOoded tabhlcs
come In for their just share Of al
mifation. They are gracefully 70
cllnlng on their blue and yellow
cushions. or dainuly eatlng ont OF
their china and silver service Their
barred houses are fitted up with
allurlng swinging balls and 'assels
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21
Mrs. AIberty's Food d
Great Success

Mrs. Alberty. S5of 10th n r.
Green 573. who has had such a
remarkable success with her new
baby food. now plans 90 establish
an infants hospital IN this city
She has advertised that she IL not
afraid 90 undertake any case that
Ia within one week ~ death
Among those who viii attest 20 this
statement are Mrs. Morgan. 2a03
18th So. who says This baby
could hold nothing bot whey on
SIS stomach Had been under spo.
claiistR care. and two weeks IN
hospital. Last resort given Mira.
Aibertys Food. DoinE fine nos
Mrs. Mckenzie. 1910 gath ay..
East 1850. This baby had never
grown Ia six months. and would
bloat very much Mr. MckeaEie
said Mrs Albsrty could do nothing.
but baby Is now doing fine -s'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21
KAISER WILLIAM HAS SUCCESSOR
AS THE FIREBRAND or EUROPE

BELGRADE. Jan all hope
that some day you and win fight
and die FOR our country We VIII
hope and believe a.
with such fiery words 90 these
Crown Prince George OF gorvla the
flrehrnnd OF Europe, ia lnflamins 60
watlike spirit the people of his
country and OF Montenegro.
"tor him who would die Wish
lifo." be cried 10 crowd clam0rlns
Tor war nt the palace gates. and Tor
him who would live ] wlah death
Prince George, a wild and rock
legs youth OF 81. In spite OF the rc.
monHtrancea of the premier aud
foreign minister persists Ia calling
upon the aervlauH to resist by
force or arms the annexation hy
Austria OF Bosnia and Herzegovina.
lie has been heartily seconded hy
the iaycarold Prince Peter Of
Montenegro, his cousin. with whom
he has exchanged kilograms Of an
lnccndlary nature
Since the once unEuyefned spirit
0t Emperor William has been some
what cooled by advancing age and
tanned by the hand OF the iron
chancellor. Prince George ceutefa
attention as the Hotepur OF the
continent
And II any people ever needed a
Hotnpur. u ~ the Seryiana Of to
day kinE Peter ~ not ouly uu
popular At home. but. being suspect
cd Of connection with the aHsaasiua.
ton OF his predecessor. is unrecog
niEcd BY foreign powers klng
Peter ~ sick OF his Job and wants
TO retire TO Geneva aud lead the
peaceful life 81 student. The
fiery Prince George. while loyal 10
his father. longs 10 become kluE
and lead his people to var
King Peter. recently driving
through the streets 81 belgrade
with Prince George. was dlamayea
az the cold and aulien attitude Of
tho people No, a cap was lifted.
not voice cried God save the
King. until Prince George. spring
ing up Ia the carriage, waved his
hat and shouted. "HurrAh for faith.
crl" The effect was electrical. and
the people yelled themselves
hoarHe
The inflammAinry speeches II the
prince keep the passion 81 the poo
Die az fever heat. and there ln a fast
growing demand that be lead tho
army against Austria
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21
SULTAH'S LIFE is
ATTEMPTED

CoNsTANTtNOPLE. Jan 2i.--
rs 4. P-Auother attempt 20 as
sassinate the sultan has just been
frustrated through the miscarriage
Of a letter written By the con.
splratOrs. The plot involved $4,000
reactlonaries. whose object vas 20
overthrow the sultan and thereby
dissolve the parliament and annui
the constitution More than i00
arrests have been made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21
MAJ. CASE PLANS
TO SAVE MONEY

III Major otto A. Case carries
cut shat he is now Keeping under
bis hat. king county Will be- saved
a sum amounting to about $500 per
month
As result Of the Majah'n flg
uring. Il has come 90 light that
some of the nighi force In tho
county trcaeurer'H office will have
20 seek job elsewhere. There
are now N checkers aud 4 lnduxefa
working nightly on the accounts
Of the day
Il has been rumored that the
list of checkers will be reduced to
ak and she indcxers to five. max
ing total Of II men a. be- carried
on the county payrolis for the extra
work during the uighs These men
are paid from 800 20 tiib per
month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21
UNSAFE BUILDINGS
ORDERED REMOVED

Claiming that lives are hetnE en-
danErrcd b regrnds slides IN the
central part ~ the city she building
department has ordered number
of buildings to be removed or re-
paired a. once The old first Pres
tyteri2n church. al Sixth AZ. and
spring 81. has been ordered de-
moiished and the brick building a.
SIC Egfius Et used a. headquaf-
tcre ~ The Woodmen ~ the World
has been ordered repaired az once
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21

VANCOUVER u. C.. Jan. 81 49,
The traffic committee 81 the Can.
adian Manufacturers association
viii ash the Dominion government
20 introduce tariff amendments az
the coming session 81 parliament IN
favor Of imposing an import duty Of
81 per thousand on certain grades
Of foreign rough lumber correspond.
ing 10 simiiag grades In British
Columbia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21
RATCHET LEADS TO A
MURDER CLUE

HELENA. Mont. Jan. 81 ny T..
r The first clue 90 tho murderer
of John Hancock. the mining man
who was killed last week. was
through the finding Of the Ratchet
with which the deed was committed,
The police are today searching Tor
the owner ~ tho Ratchet, with the
belief that. when be is found they
win either have The murderer nr one
who has knowledge VI the crime.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21
WEALTHY MAN ON
C0OPER'S JURY

8 MELVILLE. Team. Jan. zf.-Hy
n PeThe second day 81 the trial
~ Gel Duncan Cooper. his son.
nnhia Cooper. and Fofmer sheriff
fehu Ai Sharp. jointly Indicted Tor
the murder ~ Senator Edward w
f'nrm.Ark opened with the exam
lnation az W. Whitworth. one ~
fho wnaithisaf farmers in the state.
ons q the yeniremen. Fie was acc
eaptca as tafuf No. y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21
MAYOR MILLER NAMES
FEB. II A HOLIDAY

FshreaFs ~ the centenary % the
birth u Abraham flneoin. has been
proclaimed 2 lrgai holiday he Seat
tie. Is Mayor John r. Miller The
mayor proposes to have a MONDAY
EathsrinE % honor tho birth - the
great ssuancipator, and has stated
that be VII do AT hs can o. az
alst the rnmmlttnn In lta nnfk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21
InvsstIsots AporoprIstIer.

Oily NPtA. Ian ~ An euef-
gsnry appropriation asked ~ Insult
hncr cunmisssnu~r J D. schiVelfs
amounting O. nearly g. eQe. viii be
Investigated b. ths appropriations
committee q the senate At Yester-
day afternoons meeting q commit
srs. consisting ~ Senators Cameron.
Panihamua and a. D. Booth. WAs
appolnied % make The Investigation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21
SEATTLE MAN PICKED
FOR HARVARD BOARD

At THE meeting % the Harvard
club hast night with the Uni
veTxsfy club Herman Chaplin ~
Seattle was nominated for the
position af member az the beard 81
ovefseerH 81 Harvard university
The election vii take plaee IN June
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21

A charter amendment providing
for a board ~ appeals 90 whom ar
ferNuren arising BETS cen contract
9rm and builders and tbs aupsglns
tendent ~ buildings may ~ re-
feTFesi. vas considered 81 the fire
and water committee % the council
last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21

no present demand for She product
and that thc only apparent expiana-
tion ~ the advance in prices T. the
activity uf brokers NH prices Of
Tered on stars today is from 81 Is
% 81 % and on clears from sz.it
10 "a high as A. 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21

The University Of Washington
basketball team is this afternoon
playing the Cook'a gymnasium i've
% Spokane. The game viii test
the popularity Of basketball among
the varsity students.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21

UTUATfNT. Jan ~ FuiI0Winn
an attempt 90 carry out q plot
against thr ilfr - Car Ferdinand
several arrests have been made. huf
tempted assassination are hwine
suppressed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21
SHINGLES JUMP

TACOMA. Ian 81 ~ a. p
With practically every Hhlngio min
IN western Washington closed. The
prices ~ shingles took a sudden and
unexplained upward jump today
Manufacturer assert that there b.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-21

VANCOUVER - e.. Jan. al
The Vancouver Athletic club has *.
tended the privilege ~ the club e.
the Vancouver baseball team dur
ing their spring training Manager
Dickson gave the club a benefit last
spring and the club now shows its
gratitude