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No a765. Arthur J. Adams e. al "a Commits
sio1er of Pateuts; nandamuz Attorney, r. N
Phelps-
No 5l76S Nathan BlckfOrd "a Washington Peseh
Bottom slate Manuf4cturns Company. ae,rnnt
8 Sc. Attorney. T. J. Bernhard
No SIG. Charles II. HenGns. adrzinistrato- "
Potomac Electric Power Conpany; damages. so OO
Attorneys. g. F. Collins and Fountain Peyton.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

cArrLE-ELEa. per cwt. E5OasoO: busss=. LOOa
$50; oomnon. 200aA0o.
Hoes-PE cwt. srOss. r.oa75o; ordinary. PEI
cEt d0oa6S5.
sREEP-Phme. clipped. AOOSlsO; common, clip
ped Sooss.0
LAsiBs-Cho.ee spring. per 70, 81 medium. 8.
CALYES-Prine. per b, "a; medium. y con
mon. sac.
COWs-Pr+ne. fresh. each. ssooa4s.o0; COMMON.
G.00aao.o0: old and dr5. lhOoaI5U.
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Diseict < Columbia, c1ry q Washington 50
L = FENDALL CAIN Cashier C tie EooTe-
named hank Do. so,enzly sWCaT tha- tie a5cTe
statement is true. % TIE best o. NJ noEledgs
slG belisf.
J. FENDALL CAIN. C1shis--
ScbsGibe6 az6 sEorn 70 before ne lis Sth cay
of June. zoe
CHARLES 3. BAYLT,
notary P1h1c-
Co-ect-ArtCst-
ELDRIDeE z JORDAN.
EMANUEL SPEECH
MICHAEL c. MCCORMICK.
2. J. SMITH, =,
c n WOOLF
LESTER 3 PLAT.
BERT T. AMOS.
r A DCRE
THOS- P HICKMAN
JULIUS I PEYSER.
2. J. NEE
ANTHONY GAEGLER
CHARLES J. WALKER,
o. B. ZANTZTSGER.
GEO- r LINhINS.
A D. CARPENTER.
Dirrcsz1
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. June &l-CATTLE-Receipts $40
steady. Dressed beef steady 70 firm for best grades
CALVEs-Receipts. rs; weak. Common to fan
veals. 6.0oa7.50; dressed calves easy city dressed
Teals. eal2; country dressed Sail; dressed butter
nilks, g.
SHEEP AND LAAIBs-Sheep. 300a475: culls
225; lambs. 7.ooas.lZ14; general TOD price, 500
clils eB
HoGs-Rsoeipts. 1000. NoVinslly Arm at 7sOa
SIS.
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NIechnnic,s Lien

No S3. DonaId 5. Williamson "a Ns+.s.
Ernest; sublot l2i, square SS0. SaOS Atone
c. J. williamson
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Closing prices a yeaT ago to-day: New York spot
wheat. ss1zs Chicago September corn, 75E; Chicago
September wheat, S9tass%; September corn.
s9ssa6%
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished hy " B. Hibbs 4 90.
members of the New Yo-< Stock Exchange Hibbs
Buildfns. IS Fifteenth street perthwest
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DAILY COURTRECORD.
DISTRICT COURTS,
Tuesday, June %, 1SO9)
Equity Court No. :

Equity Court No. =.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.
Assignments fo- to-day.
No. ZS3L Butts Fs. ButtS Attorney T. 3.
Rhodes and ". n. White-Leckie. kultoz & Cox,
R. Z. Doan. MILAN s. Smith. J. B. HoSr. J. H.
Adriaans ard VI. Z AmbrOse.
Probate Court.
JUSTICE GOULD
Estate of Margaret p. Brooke petition FOR let-
ter8 trstancntary Attorney, J. T. rayior
Estate q Mary z Maynadier; petition for let-
teTs q administration Attorney s. h. Giesy
District Court.
JUSTICE GOULD.
No So In 70 extension q New ToEk svenue;
further proceedings continued until October p
No So IN re extension q Ninth street saue.
No. 81. IN 70 extension Of Massachusetts, aTeuue
further proceedings continued az November 8
No IS. IN re extension q Minnesota avenue
SANE
Equity suits.
No Zs55 Bank q Waynssooro. Pa. Ct a.. u.
joseph J. Ollcr; substitute tru5tee. Attorney. A.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Is By HOURss

Quotations furnished b. w. B. Hibbs Co..
nsmbes Of the New York STOCK Exchange Hiboa
Building. rs Fifteenth street northwest.
CALL MONEY-SALES By HOURsi
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: New York, June 29.-There was a we'll
Eigh entire disappearance to-day Of the
languor which characterized yesterday s
sock exchange session, leading TO a
Sather hssty revision OF calculations bas-
ed upon precedent as to the degree Of
activity which the stock market was
likely TO exhibit in the week Of the
fourth OF July holiday. or what was
practically such for stock exchange pur-
poses.
The one dominating influence in the
market throughout the day was the re-
sumption OF that heavy concentrated
buying Of United States Steel common
stock, which has become so prominent a
feature OF business in Wall street during
the last few months. There were no spe-
cifie developments in the days news hav-
Ing reference 10 the United States Steel az
fairs. unless perhaps exception be made
Of the numerous indications that the
plan OF the United States Steel Corpora
ton to turn the plants OF the American
Sheet Iron and Tin Plate Company into
an open shop viii be successfully carried
put with little II any dif1culty
NOnunon Plants.
Most Of the plants involved are non
union anyway. and it was to-day as
certained that Of the remaining union
men nearly half were in favor OF accent
Ing the proposition Of their employers
The mills Of the company are not running
op fun TINS and II is estimated that
a per cent Of their old workmen are
ssEtin unemployed.
Moreover. the stand taken by the steel
Incorporation in the matter is indorsed by
hat OF the other large independent pro-
aducing companies. While, therefore, the
men concerned may not make up their
minds Immediately 10 90 20 work under
me new scheme, there IS every reason
10 believe strike OF employees, even Il
a strike occurs at all. viii be OF brief
DURATION There were rumOrs that the re-
sumption OF the advance in Steel COM
mon stock was caused by enlarged esti-
mates, heard in a semi-oficial way, OF
the net earnings OF the corporation in
the quarter ending tomorrow.
A statement Of the matter viii not be
forthcoming until the latter part OF next
month; but IL would not be surprising
II these net earnings we're found 10 be
Tather more than has been heretofore
'copmonly expected, while inasmuch as
payments for materials delivered will
naturally be heavier IN the succeeding
quarter than in the present one. the
strong probability is that the net earn
ings in the September quarter will De
even larger than those for the June
period
Steel the Only Rise.
The stock market to-day was. IN fact.
almost entirely made up Of the rise in
the United States Steel common and pre-
ferred shares. interest in the last named
Stock being not as intense, OF course, as
n the former one although the net aa-
vance in il was greater
I The buying began from the outset OF
Bthe day. The initial price OF the common
stocks was at a considerable advance
over yesterdays last quotation, and this
opening price proved 20 be almost the
lowest Of the day AT its close the
stock was but little below its high record
made nearly a month ago; and II was
noticeable that the net advance OF IA
points occurred upon a comparatively
small volume Of dealings.
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WALL STREET NEWS
LanguOr Disappears in Stock
Exchange Session.
STEEL DOMINATES MARKET

No Specific Developments in the
Days News TO Which the L. 5.
Steel Affnirn Could Be Charged.
Buying Began at Outset of Day
and Prices Closed High.
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Hibbs Building.
Treasurer Unveiled.

Statue 10 L. $. Treasurer Unveiled.
Utcs. n. z. June "a statue os Gen
Francis E Spinner, once Treasurer OF
the United States, Was unveiled with
appropriate ceremonies in Herhmer this
afternoon BY Gen. Nicholas Eerkines
Chapter, D. n r.
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shile bu think OF II, telephone your
.ht Adj 20 The Washington Herald,
bll vi be sent you at centsa word.
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Largest Morning Circulation,
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Largest Morning Circulation.
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BANK STATEMENTS.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF TIE
Merchants and Mechanics Savings
Bank,
RESOURCES

Al WashinEtc1. n the Dst-et q Cotzno1. n
the close z business June ? ls,a.
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rr-crrr.r COLD
Equity suits.
LaWsuff8-

No E65a Bank q Waynss0oro. Pa. et a.. u
joseph J. Oner; substitute tru5tee. At;oraey. A
Il. Bell
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Baltimore. Juns 2.-FouoEing arc the sales and
quotations OF the most active securities listed on
the Baltimore Stock Exchange:
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- - =. 10 400
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TREASURY STATEMENT.

ese-ye fund-
: coin aud bulliOn.-......-........--. Eso.OowO %
t1nds held for redemption oi
iing notes and ccrtihc7teas
..................... 81 sf5 so d
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

rv Tork, June @.-United States g07sumer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16
STRAIGHT DOPE FROM
FIGHT FOLLOWERS

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. July 10
what's doing IN tho Kaufman
campf What 10 bolng concealed BY
the bis blacksmith and his adyis.
0tu' There ia something wrong
somewhere. and when the truth Ia
out there Nill be some mighty In.
taresting reading That His Al has
a mighty good reason for suddenly
switching IN Bis desire 10 meet
johnson. there 10 no doubt but what
that reason IL neither he nor nillY
Delaney who has turned the man.
aFamsnt Of the heavyweight over
10 Morris Levy. cares 10 diruiga
The mystery surrounding tho siti.
tude Of Kaufman Ia one " the deep
est In recent rims history and until
Il il cleared away Al gill be a tar
set for uellmerit.d criticism
Early In the year. when kaufman
and Delaney aud britt and ksichei
invaded New York with the ayoWod
purpose Of bounding johnson into
a match. kaufman and Ketehel
aimply bfnko thsif nceks In their
efforts 10 BE- tho first 10 land John.
son. Keichsl beat the native son
10 Il. but kaufman continued bis
campaign for a battle With the
black man. and never reccdei rum
his attitude until Johnson accepted
SD Testers offer to meet Kaufman
before the Mission eluh Thea
kaufman executed q sensational
about face and says nothing doing
Ais position IL absolutely untrn
able His talk Of making Johnson
wait. settling himself ~ as the card
and declaring that no will make tho
terms. is the slllloat soTt Of twAd
die And 10 make the 60 look a
BIT queer. kaufman steps aSaY
from men Of his size and picks on
ketehel fur a fighter who claims
to be the only man In line TO fiEhl
Johnson. Kaufman's attitude IL Pc
culiAr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16
pY ZIP wRIeAr.

l am asked BY a correspondent.
what Ia an amateur =
! don't know that / can explain
The word has been stretched out
Of shape 40 thoroughly that scarce
~ anyone can define If
when was several years young
or than I am now and used 10 find
pleasure IN cross -eountff running.
an amateur was an athlete who had
not contested for money OF for
prizes valued at more than ias, and
had not participated in meets IN.
sanctioned by the Amateur Athletic
union
Nov almost anybody can bc an
amateur. apparently. judging from
some men / have seen PLAYING ball
on college mines In the summer and
foot ball In the fall
II a mhn IL college athlete he
Is supposed 10 be an amateur un'
less someone proves he has taken
part In some sport for money II
one IA an amateur trap shooter he
may compete for money. but he
may not have sold powder. shells.
shot. guns. traps or anything else
pertaining TO the sport, or had bis
expenses paid TO tournaments by
a firm In tho business.
An amateur golfer is player
who has never competed for money.
made golf clubs or given lessons
for money hut an amateur may
compete with professionals
Sometimes -very often, In fact
college athletes play ball In the
summer for Motel teams at summer
resorts They are ostensihly
clerks. guides or something equally
useless. and are paid for work they
never do, As a matter OF fact, thoy
are professional ball players
In England the simon pure IL an
athlete who does not compete for
money or work for a living. We
do not so A. far as that on this
side. however II we did. the only
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16
PURSE
FOR KETCHEL-
LANCFORD CO
Offer SIS, 900 to Pugs to
Meet in Philadelphia
American League Base
ball Park

NEW YORK. July i6.=Iaek Nc.
guiEan wolf known to local nEht
followers throughout the country,
and Harry Edwards. today offered
$4,000 Tor aik.fguhd battle boz
tween Ham LaHEford and Champion
Stanley kotchei the fisht 10 be
pulled OF In Philadelphia.
Langfard'a manager. Joe wood.
man, h. said 10 look upon tho match
fayorablY, and Will accept MeGui-
Fans proposition unless Ton Hall
and hla Ely, Nov. promoters Increase
their bid Tor the husky e9ons SER
Vices 10 10000 woodman also
wants a guarantee q 1880 for
training expenses
This purse is tho largest ever o..
fafsd fpr ao limited an engagement
and tho offer IL regarded with sons
doubt BY pugilistle followers here
The fact that The promoters plan 10
stage tho bout In the Philadelphia
American league baseball park. how
ever. whore m Immense crowd may
b. accommodated. gives ground for
the beliof that the gate receipts
might justify the offer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16

his second year at Omaha nefnre
being picked up by Rourke he
played In the Central association
When ho came TO Omaha In 1905
Fisher was as fat as q prize Here
ford and hla speed was almost up
TO the demand Of short Ice wagon
route hut he could hit
When he reported this seaaun be
looked right Ne had reduced
about 20 pounds, and IN some mys
terious way had found worlds Of
speed. Also his hitting was i'm.
proved. Loafing around the top "
the llst aa a base thief fielding and
hitting IN form. he has forced the
Omaha fans TO accord him place
In their affections heretofore held
by Geo. Stone Of the browns, upon
whom Omaha looks ~ the biggest
noise base ball ever produced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16
ttst 49,
WHO WHIST


Hey. fann'
. Here's a eonundrum inter I
. esiing enough TO make you ,
. talk. I
. Suppose a pitcher has
q worked for aiFht innings. dur I
4 lnr which time the enemy ~.
. cures three runs. because The !
. defense hccumulates errors Of
. omission and commission. ,
. and bic team has one run
. In the eighth the pitcher Il ,
. taken out TO lot a good hitter ,
= bat The pinch hitter falls 10 ,
. deliver.
IN the ninth another pitcher ,
q rollres the enemy wlth0at q ,
= run and his team then starts ,
"a batting rally when Il IL
. pitchers turn At bat he il r., ,
. placed by a pinch hitter. the ,
. sroFe bolng 70 :. With men I
. on all the sacks. The pinch ,
. hiuor doubles. scoring two I
. men.
Who gets credit for win. ,
. nlnT the fame'
Remember tho first pitcher /,
. went along for eight innings I
. The second worked one IN. ,
. Ming and was out Of the game ,
= when the winning run vas ,
. scored
. Think Il over.
49, ssssss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16
FALSE RISE BALL NEW FOOLER
IN sADDIE JOSS REPER TORE

thla friction packs the atmosphere
beneath the revolving ball. until.
following the line Of least resist
auoe. tho ball loses lta initial I'm
pulse aud travels. not through the
cushion II has formed. but over It.
Whom mixed with his curve. fhHt
hall fadoaway and SLOW one the
false rise" gives ions box of
tricks unequaled BY any other man
In the business And when bis cal.
enlatinE brain Is added. the human
Noaiher strip becomes perhaps the
mnat dangerous pitcher In base ball
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16

OMAHA. Neb.. July is-"Red"
Fisher. left fielder Of tho Omaha
team. and the olaasloat gardener In
the Western league. Is due to take
a chance In fast company, owing 10
desire Of Roger Bregnahan. who
wants him for his st. Louis club.
Fisher is-fast So fast that be
has been showing up the teams In
the Western league by his base
running and fielding. Red Ia In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16
what's AN AMATEUR?
HARD TO Define NOW

amateurs would be the sons Of mil
llonairch
] recall once upon a time asking
Mike Sweeney. high jump cham
plon. What an amateur really was
|, was after the A. A. u. had
passed through one Of IT, annual
spAams Of virtue. in which many a
good track and field performer had
been dropped for apparently no rca.
son. Swcenef'a answer vas TO me
classic. lie said "Me boy. now
adaya you're an amateur II yc new.
cr competed g
Nsrt 70 marrying titled for.
eiEnef, a girls Highest ambition 10
10 become the wife Of somebody who
u entitled to wear a uulfufm Chi .
cnEo Record Herald
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16

Addie Joss. the Cleveland twirl,
iug star has hatiers guesslnE With
his false rise bail The false
rise" is not new. u waa iayorlto
with Radbnnfne and At various
times since that stars day pitchers
having great speed have had the
false flse In thulf repertoire.
The false rise Ia delivered au a
straight ball. thrown overland and
released whan the hand Ia At the
crown 81 the are described In deliy.
cry. The ball Is thrown with a
sharp backward spin, caused By
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16

whipping the finForh downward as
the hall leaves the hand
fuf % feet tho ball shoots down
an Inclined plane. headed for the
batters knees Hut the descent
cuaaoa about eight foot IN front OF
the plate and tho bali travels 10 tho
catcher horizontally In other
vords tho ball breaks" from the
downward to tho horizontal
The scientific explanation u this
delivery ia that tho vertical spin
given the ball At delivery produces
air friction. and as tho ball travels
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16
ANOTHER
SCA[P FOR
INDIANS

SPOKANE. July 10 Seattle
dropped the fourth game Of the
series here yesterday, when the In
dams won. to l. In the ninth Inn
ing Caprun. who had been sent TO
bat for Pitcher Anderson, knocked
foul into the hleaehers. breaking
the check bone Of one Of tho fans
The game was DELAYED fifteen min
utes. Each team got seven hits
Seattle made four errors and Spo
kano registered one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16

NEW YORK. July is.-I.ald gu,
BY spikes. Willis kasler. riEhi fielder
Of the Nov York American league
team. and one Of tho greatest bats
men baseball ever knew. will not
don a uniform again this season
Koslcrs case lie an Incident His
loss to the Nsa York team h 80
we're blow for not In years had the
veteran HE as he dld Just before hs
was injured
There il no excuse for spikes Why
not put them out Of business fpr all
time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16

nalanoy'u resignation a. Kauf
mans manager one day after Aii
sudden change Of heart adds myH
tsry 10 the affair.
neiahoy says he resigned because
af NJ health. but the famous train
ermanager vas a mighty healthy
looking man on tho afternoon Of
the fapks Ke,chol iight. and no one
al tho rinEaido showed greater
fiEor ln denouncluE tho decision
nlliy papkc again found Jim
Flynn a tartar In bis iisht with the
fireman al Loa Angeles last night,
although tho Kewanec b1y Il cred
ited sith having had a slight shade
II was q hammer and tanfs affair
with Papho doing the most eaeeu.
tina. but Flynn wa Aggressive
throughout. and n one stage he
fought Papkc half Nay lhfoush tho
ropes Papke. on al least tslo aeeA.
aioua. bad Flynn almost helpless.
but pulled ~ whnu the going eas
the easiest He was criticised for
doing this same thing 10 hia Last
fight with ketchel papka sets up
the plea that he should lpi have
fought 20 soon after hisbattis With
Keichei. but he entered into the
batch with hia eyes open aud Il be
failed 10 make as good a showing
a. vas expected. he has no one but
himself 10 blame
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16

PORTLAND. July fe-ilensiinR
was well bumped 81 the local team
hore yesterday, After the game be
was released 10 the Vernon, Coast
league. team.
score By innings. RHE
Tacoma ace oaoe-a 9
Portland 4 zee lf8 - 10 1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16

Batteries -Framme and Mclean.
Crandall and schlei
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16

studying the approved method Of
friends " be thought that young
man should propose 60 a Flfi on his
Knees ~ he doesn't replied his
friend. the Eifi should get of ~
ErsfYbodfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16

Ad wuignat seems to be the most
H0HFhiAfter fighter In the country
today Coffruih. Hester and Ter
cart are dlckeflns with him. hu, his
demands arr little too strong
coffroih seems 10 have the best
chance OF landing the little Mi
Waakeosn and n tbcy can come 10
terms be will plt him against Hy.
land In August
liyland has accepted enffruth's
terms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16
NATIONAL LEAGUE


Batteries Iaifirld. rrock. brand
on and Gibson. Mcintyre and Mar
shall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16

Batteries Laudsrmils,
Besbe and Phelps. Corridor and
Doom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16
PACIFIC COAST ;
LEAGUE :


SAN FRANCISCO. July is-osk-
land was shut out in a pitchers bat
tie hare yesterday. Each team ~
cured & hffa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16

Games Today.

Portland at Sacramento.
Los Angeles at Oakland
San Francisco at Vernon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16
THE WORLDS SPORTING NEWS


4 Winter singled 10 right but 4
. Shows quick throw y Skate =
4 D0uHhorty At second ffozo 4
a him 10 no tried 20 take two .
4 basoa. lee hunted and was 4
4 out. FRIES to Chill Frost =
4 muffed Thaw's drive. but .
4 "Ahlvef" Smith ended tho In =
4 ming BY flying to 8leet 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16

summary Tive base hits MAErqs
Connors Three base hits Bender
Altman. Sacrifice hita-StevNuH
Jensen. Stolen bases Altman.
struck Guilty. Jensen >. By And0r.
son q bases on hzlis=pff Jensen q
Oft Anderson 8 wild piteh--Audar-
son / tiit By pitched tall-ostiiek
By Anderson. BENDER By Jensen.
Double piays-Aitman to James 10
Weed. James 70 Weed Left ON
hases-iseattie & spokane Time
pire-carruthefs
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seattle at Spokane
Vancouver al Aberdeen.
Tacoma at Portland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16

Los ANGELES. July ig--Aithough
Vernon drew seven passes 10 first
and knocked off a. many clean
clouts. they made too many errors
aud san Francisco won ! 10 4
Score. RI He
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16

SACRAMENTO. July ts-Mecredis
and GrhnsY were put out Of todaYa
game Tor talking back 20 Umpire
McOreeny AccFedia was fined $50
Tor psrristing Portland won a
npatfest to 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16
AMERICAN LEAGUE


Batteries Johnson and Street.
Donovan and Schmidt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16
RH e


Batteries WiiIsftes and Kinkeii
Hogan. wills and Berry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-16

Batteries Warhop. Kieinow and
Sweeney; Smith and Sullivan.
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1909-09-24
No Saloons There

The population of City, Kansas has grown from
an estimated population in 1906 Of 1872 to estimated
population at this time of 100,0O8.
Tn 1905 the number of school children shown by the
hoard of education census 1906 In 1908 the number
1886
On June g. 1906 the of the board Of education in
Guiding school buildings and grounds amounted to $776
1865 On June 80 1905 the total assets 81 032 49,
The city is growing rapidly that the board can hardly
keep ND with the demand for additional school facilities
Since January 1908 the board has spent 100000 for
school improvements including 25 addition to the
High School, two ward schools and several additions
In December 1908 additional $25OOOO in bonds was
voted for more new buildings and other improvements