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The Washington herald., 1910-08-31
BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK.

Baltimore. Aug. E-CATTLE-Reccipts for week
ended az noon to-day were 6.lsl head against 3lfl
head last week Car loads on sale no Market
generally &c 10 SO lower. Steers 400a6s5; heifcrs
iola5l5: COWS, Ll5ai5o; bulls, 3o0a475 fresh COWS
Z50a55 90 per head
SHEEP AND LAAiBS-Receipts for week ended
az noon to-day we're l5705 head against 1850 head
last week Heavy supply. NIarke, higher Lambs
2'a7 90; extra 7.l2l4a7.25; sheep. Z0ai9
HOGS-Reccipts for week ended az noon TODAY
were s3s0 bead against $40 head last week. Good
supply. Market about steady. Westerns light
9.gla9s5; heavy. a5oa9 g: near by. ss5 down: pgs
90oa9 50 roughs 775aS 90
tALN ES-ReCCipts fer week ended az noon to-day
were 500 head against 500 head last week Far
run. Market higher. Common TO good. aO0lsOO;
extra. 995a950
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No. sS7a Tho Preston Tire and Rubber Com
p1ny vs. Charles r. Myers. trading as Washington
Automobile Company; account S5saE Plaintiff
attorneys. BrardcnhruE & BrandcnbmE.
No. SIS, The First National Bank Of HyattsUlle
vs. Daniel }. Ready. account $685. Planun
ATTORNEYS Ralst0n. Siddons a Richardson.
No. 51N7. N Elizabeth Browning vs. John A.
LannCrd Judgment Municipal Court. S936a Plain
tin's attorney. John Ridout
No. 5-ls George 3. Robinson ~ The Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company: damages $50
Plaintiffs attorneys. Alexander Woh and Levi h.
David.
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished By W. b. Hibbs 4 Co.
members Of tie New YORK stock Exchange, HIDES
Building
New York. Aug. @.-The market reacted IN the last
hour on rrodtiaking. and lost an Of the early adj
vance Of 10 10 y points on the late months and a
points on September. This selling was REGARDED By
many as coming chiefly from some Of The hlu inter
eals Traders followed a. and aith the demand
ron shorts having bcen wen supplied the reaction
m prices from ihe early strength was looked upon
as more m the light Of merely a natural reactian
than ANYTHING else. Il IS fact however. That the
is attracting attention. and b is thought there win
son b. considerable hedge selling n September and
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LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAIN-Wheat, Der bushel. Sass: corn. sheIled.
per bushel. ssa75; cob. 375aAoO per barrel: oats.
Western. white, No ? per bushel. lsa52. mixed
per bushel s5a5O: bran. per ton. q 90. mi6dIjngs
per ton. zoo
HAY AND STRAW-Hay Western, No. l. zoo:
No 2 Zoo; mixed, zoo: loose at local scales 1901
straw ne bundle. l200: straw. rye. machine thrash
bOO straw. wheat per Ton $50. straw. oat Der
ton. 500.
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A wHOOP1NG COUGH PARTY.
Little EIigfbles Were the Envy OF
"WeII Tots" of NeiEhborhOOd.

"WeH Tots" of NeighbOrhOOd.
With all the dignity attendant upon
seven years OF age and case Of whoop-
ing cough. little Elsie May Hilton, of 1ils
South Los Angeles street, was the hostess
at a whooping cough birthday party
given at her home recently, says the
Los Angeles Examiner.
The event was unique IN that Il was
probably the only one of its kind in the
history OF the yorld, for all the guests
at this party had the whooping cough,
and they all had a perfectly grand
time.
Little Elsie, the daughter OF Charles
Hilton, had been troubled with cough
ing malady for several weeks, and the
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p I'.-'.-7-....,, IZ-1l ILN M ~
New YORK. Aug. 9.-WHEAT-Weaker; fair in.
curry. New No. ] Northern spring. 20 arrive T. o.
b.. In: No. red. new, Z. O. b., LON No Q
hard. {. o. b.. loe No. ! macaroni z. O. b.. ioi.
new. No. Mlaitoha T. O. b.. Llya. Quotations
are on rail basis Reported taten by exporters six
leads Via Montreal. and looooo red winter. via Bal
timore
COkN-Lower; dun. Steamer mixed. nor inal. ex-
port basis, export No. 2 nominal, 6ss domestic. Ia
elevator. Exporters took rothirg
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Mechanics, liens.

No. 6llo samuel NJ Frazier ". Sarah T. Davis.
lot Is and part lots . and q square IG. Ss5s75
Attorney. Walter H. NARROW. 3.
No. GIL. John Miller & Co. vs. Sarah T. Davis;
lot and part lots . and q square l93. Sl05.6a
Attorney. Walter II. NARROW f.
No. SIP John Taplett vs. Domenico Del Ulechio
lot l5 square 1884 S59l Attorney. J. A. Johnson.
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Equity SHIFTS.

No. 36l7. Alice NJ. Scott vs. George Scott for
maintenance Plaintiffs attorney T. l. Giles
In re assignment Of james J.. Nicholson; 70 fix
bond Plaintiffs attorney. n. D. Rosenberg.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY W. R. HIbbs & Co,
members OF The New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building.
Can money: Open "; high ?; low. IL close. IA.
SALE OF SHARES BY HOURS.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-31

II your milk pan OF any utensn holding cold
liquids has a small hole IN il melted 1arafIin Is
a good remedy II the soldering stick is not handy.
Be.aed belts and bag. ave 70 b rnrn
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

sales-Regular call. y O'Clock noon:
Washington Railway ard Electric con-. ! at g.
Union Trust. 10 az 49, 10 az l32
After call-Washingt0n Gas. 10 AZ IS
Following are The bid and asked prices posted at
yesterdays meeting Of the Washington Stock
Fvchonre-
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ewAsHINGToN CATTLE MARKEr

cATTLE-Ertra, per cwt.. 6sos-m. 40 h,,,...-
De-. 50: do. common. 2o5a3OO
hOGS-Fer wi, goss. aOoas.Jo; do. ordinary
shEEP-lStrs. sSnioO; DO. ccmno, sa,,m
fSneZ spring. eas5oi fan. choice. Der no
"a 90. medium. g. u.s.
tALV Es-Prine, per h.. sasss: do. medium. 2.
%. common. 6. =
ONs-PEine. fresh. each. S.Ooas.0o. do I'm.
I0ns -.VsAsooo; do. old and d., IaOcslSO0
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'uOnsInoI!0 SuTu1OW lsss1sT
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-, ANSWER TO YESTERDAYS PUZZLH-
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS.

Quotations furnished Dy ". B Hibbs Co.
members Of ths New York stock Exchange. HibbS
Building Rid Aska5
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-07
BASEBALL PAYS ST, 900, 900 TO PLAYERS EVERY YEAR;
ATTENDANCE LAST SEASON ENORMOUS 81 1903, OS4

ball il aalied tha national sport
hate seen baseball grow FROM an
mn9rHanlEed latHgigpn tU al organized
business hut aii tlsFuush thia deFel
anmant tbs aHlrig 20 ths Easna has
HHtMeiEhrd thN buaiuens Interest 4
don't beiieeH there "a r ghih owner
g hn aaHia neI rather srp bic iean
attn hard f0uKht contest then
hnpw his park was htsakins attend.
anru records
Where a few FaafH ago g. piHtad
haN even ia fha mAlag fsaNaaa Nrat
titsea in parks. which u iarNeF ali
nag offer mneh better facilities thar
ma hfity e fho PARKS Fe4w eiii uuH
nuf sa fhs ninaf lfaeaa tsFHs co
aaF w. haen r.hnY ultnw ieeasie
eiutH ana every fnator teaTps ersnns
isaiien. PLAYING an AsndinHs
grounds. Nith lmmaHae Efand-
stands f@eihgnk ara biNarhaFN.
espahts ~ seating frum tseao a.
co 9aN spectators SONS - tns
I uianta arr wonderfully complete and
ornate natAblY piftahurE Chicago.
Cincinnati Philadelphia aut Ciree.
I iau8a Hrouhfs. ths vaiHr ~ which
ran up Into shs hundreds ol ihaus
E sands each
o. wma the fret national agree
meut trawH up ard signed IS
{ President ~ d Young - the ta-
I tipuai league and President ~ G.
Wikuff ~ the American association.
1 February Z 1857. which pi6esf tie
| major isHEzaH upon a business basis.
/ stopped contract jumping BY players
- both iasKues and led 20 prosper
lfiy
Sinee the siEuinE nf thiH uniinual
/ agreement There has been ere u.A-
I iaT league war.@tnat which followed
( ghs rehabilitation - thm American
I league Faf tfms both leagues
wsFe hlddins high foF she seryiees
- star players ard cunfrart jump
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-07
In Nine Years More Than
Half Estimated Popula-
ton Has Paid to See
Games.
BY AUGUST HERRM ANN.
Chairman National naa@hnil con'
mission.
Ne 4

Ne. T.
in closing these articles } SAINT 81
say sauenfhinE about baseball aa an
lnstftatiHH. { Nant q kiva the aut-
aidef Some ldpA 81 tha samn imr
meualtY
Thia great Epsrt, which eriainates
fr8rn soen bali o. rBuaasfs, tadsY
represents an espsnditars - 5000
0oc N salaries 70 piarsre aiars. Cor
the als uenthe feans AErii % 9eto
bsr Inclusive. svery Yesr
Tire game - played On an arEan
isnd basis tn gNT American eiiies ff
gives rmnilymaut 70 fgsN players.
Or say nothing * ths men employed
Aa managers. trafnoFs sefutH aec
rrtAfies ground keepers box office
men, ticket takers and ushers
last year. taking tns attend
anes ar ne miuaF Leagues "a
- 600 eQa. which wns the ia1s
figure the total paid admiasinus
90 Organized league Hnmes vac
aaA1a 4Fa Tho total nsnluF
ieaaua paid admissions fnr tha
years from 1891 % 1898. inciuB-
I've. was 1o.l8t21s Think ~ itt
IL niue years more than half The
present estimated total pUuuiH-
zion " tha United States attend-
81 ball aamas No wonder bass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-07

a GlenHonH San Francisco office
According t0 the circular. thon,
who desire % participate IN M,
1uarkeY tour Uay De- 90 b. punniln,
up the m0doat sum ~ t260. payahi.
t0 Tom sharkeY Esquire For thil
sum Shafkey and his manager. @. a
Campbell. asrea as follows
Special train win leave vla
Now York Central lines fgrand
Central sf4tiOnJ at Q u. M.
wednesday june 20. 1910. and
VIII consist 0f baggage car.
dining car and Pullman sleeping
cars and VIII ho operated
through t0 San Francisco with
1uf change ON tho return trip
short stops VIII be- made ~
aalt Lake city, Colorado Springs
and Denver making "a delightful
trip NJ 5 days. due back ln New
work wednesday July 90. 1910.
The cost ~ the round trip.
Including meals "a route in both
directions. Pullman sleeping car
accommodations. a trip 90 Tom
dhnrkeVa home town. Vallejo.
one one ~ tho flHo steamers ~
tho Monticello Steamship COM
pauy and admisaion 30 tho fight.
VIII be- $3.50 per person
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-07
Cobb Does as He Pleases and
Detroit Club Owner GrinS

Ty Cobb. the flying Georgian ~
tho Detroit team. winners ~ the
American league pennant refused 10
report 90 Manager Hugh Jennings
at San Antonio. whore tho Detroit
club trained this spring
ln an interview IN Detroit, Frank
Naviu. executive owner ~ the De-
troit teams. snys Cobb need not re-
port until tho opening day OF tho
season. unless he desires
or course ~ was sometimes nocos-
HnfY 70 make concessions to star
players but a seems 10 an observer
that Navln ls setting u dangerous
precedent IN permitting "The Peach"
To have his own sweet way about
reporting
suppose some Of tho other De-
troit stars get a huuch that tho3, too.
desire to avoid tho rpflnE training
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-07
Winner of Big Fight to
Get $685. a Punch

Suppose. Tor argument. 1effries
lands four solid blows per round
and Johnson. whose boxing ability
no one questions ~ abs o. counter
blow for blow. landing another four
This estimate does rot include The
number ~ blows that land grading
", 0r faii % get 60 vital poiuta IN
& 8 rounds each man would land go
punches total - ia0 feffriea
perhaps can deliver thousand
pound blow u aot hut in the rapid
action II battle hs efil have but
small chance 90 go set especially
with q man like Johnson. whn On
less BE changes his entire plan ~
campaign. will refuse o. carry the
fight 10 JEFF
d, IL probable that with hla right
hand Johnson can punch tust as
hard az InffrieH can with hts loft
II ls this right hand. used for an
uppercut that has won Johnaon's
battles
ta.5os : Bloys.
Lot sither ~ these men land their
favnrife puuoh on a vital spot az
anything like their fun strength. and
the money la a. good o. counted
Suppose Icffriss. inI the course of
ta rounds lands go punches ~ vary
ing weight or johnson lands the
sama number. and fhe last hl0w
brings the knockout for which THE
enormous sum 10 Offered Tho VIM
ner wlli receive Tor each punch
fi.1G2bo per punch ne bis share IT
the stake money. and on top of fhla
MUST be added the estimated value
~ tho moving picture money which
will be worth fs.s81la. making the
total value 0f each wallop $3.50
n is worth being punched FOR
isn't itf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-07
LEW POWELL WINS
FROM GEORGE
MEMSIC
Frisco Scrapper Shades
Southerner All the Way
and Earns a 20-Round
Decision.

OAKLAND. Cal. April Lew
Powell Was given She decision iafi
night over Geo Momaic az the end
~ the scheduled ~ round fight
Powell had Memsie going from the
first round, but WAS unable io put
him uut
Powell fought a clever. careful
flNht. aud uuth0Ked hia opponent
from the opening round % the olos-
ing gong. using a straight ieff iab
that stopped Memsia every time DO
icd When the lnfiKhting wnn thick
est. Powell also showed hie superior
ity
AZ the opening u tho fight a.
seemed that Mrmaie would cause
Powell marn worry than iha betting
indicated. but after The fourth
round the san Francisco fighter
showed that hs was tha master. and
Memaic was q good short sudef Tor
the reat ~ The fight
Eddie Smith refereed the flehL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-07
CALIFORNIA STATE
LEAGUE SEASON
OPENS

SAN FRANCISCO. April with
every team in the California State
league strengthened and the organ.
lzation piayinE IN harmony with the
hiEher-ups ~ baseball the state orr
ganizatiou enters today on a lengthy
season. which promises ~ ba me
most succeseful ~ its history
The backbone " the State league
IRE practically the same a. h was
ilat year, when the outlaws gave
the Coasters f.iirly sufcessful OBJ
position Frank Hermann remains
president ~ the league and many
of the club managers % the pirate
organization hold the roiua this wear.
While many players OF tho outlaw
teams remain with the clubs this
fear. there are enough new faces in
TIE lineups % insure better baseball
and q more evenly contested race.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-07

ing ans rife club oWuefs spent
hundreds ~ thousands 90 dollars
during thiH war
Good basineas sense ard che De-
sifa ip preserve the game finally
prevailed however. and fha league
heads N9t together and entered upon
What has since heen knnWu - the
Cincinnati lMnNe pact This was
January DO. 1909 Tho outcome -
this was the national commission.
uem tbs high cuaft 20 baseball
which. wpfkinH with fhs NntiauHi
Association .nf f'fafsssiunai baseball
Leagues, has brought every league
in tha land under one caminen
head
HnpohHii to-day ls ems q fEf 100 I
tueiateaes ~ fhe hard Il il PRO-
EFeselte business hiuh lives emo
thfivwa baraasH ii appeals 30 aii
That u fair sna risan lu meo and
"a asssrF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-07
~ MAX RhLTHAshH
THE HinaeldorJ



SAN FHANCi8CO. April The
Burns Langford match la nlirhlly
up IA tho air. but The prospects ace
that the Lannord side will have
been lined up by the Mission club
people thig evening Acting Match.
maker MeCarneY in tot WORRYING
much about The negro. as Joe
W0odmun, Laugi0rd manager. De-
inclined 30 be- reasonable bot there
lH likely % b. q further hitch when
matters are explained 10 Burna.
who all be notified By cahie TO-
day Of the exact terms under which
che club proposes % mako tha
match
Burns mlscouHiruod thc fret ca
bicgfam. taklug a. 10 mean that his
end would amount 20 go. 900. win.
lose OF draw What the club
really offered vas a $4,000 purse
Woudman and Mccartney had a
conference thi8 morning. but failed
io come 10 an agreement Wood
man oontendcd that fhe terms oi
iernd him we're not commensurate
with The drawing powers of bis
fighter
"Ererybody seems o. think thai
Langford has f9 take fhe short end
nf the purses beeause he don't draw
As matter ~ fact. ne ls one ~ ths
best drawing cards lea the country
why when he fought that i0-r0ana
battle with gm FLYNN IN Laa An.
ariea there was lil0oQ in lhe boz
office and thelr last meeting drea
$4,000
~ fangf1rd ard FLYNN can dnM
almost $4,000. lt 81 reasonable "a
asaums that ngua ana ny boy cau
erau fully twlcs char much. and we
wanl 70 Be paid for our services &C.
eordlugiy ana NOT going BE- % ans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-07

and they are just az much entitled
90 consideration as is Cobb. What
Ne fair for one Ii good for another hi
thla case
And carrying out the thing, sup
pose that AN the stars on other
clubs decided that they wanted 90
sldo-niop the spring business and
not Join their respective clubs un-
90 the day az the opening cham
plpnHhlp game Fine business, ch7
Frank NnVin takes Cobb'a view Of
the case because he can't help him-
self Tho Detroit club tried 60 put
the aklda under the brilliant native
of it0ysion upon former occasion
and missed u mile Ever since
the club has been decidedly submits
aiyo 10 the desires OF the Georgian
WhirlWind.
Itg great 10 be Il star but for hia
own good Cobb shouldn't take him
self too seriously
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-07
JEFF AND FARMER
BURNS WORK
OUT
Big Fellows Training Work
Opens With a Run on
the Road and Some
Handball.

RoWhnuENNAN TRAINING
CANT. CaI Aprn T.-~The preum-
mary training 80 Jim Jeffrlas was
confined today t. road work with
Farmer Burns as the PAGER Tho
biz fellow worked oif some flesh
while hiking along the roads Of the
hnl country and began the work ~
Strengthening hIs bellows for che
Indepand.ucl Day scrap.
This afternoon Jeff planned 90
play hanaail 81 tht new courts
Jeffries wui $50 Is week Of ratd
work. hand hall and baseball play
ing before he takes up, light SPAR
ring rnab' Armstrong the colorad
Fighter arrived here iate last night
and ain become ono ~ the leading
living punching bags for the cham-
pion when be- begins hts spawing
work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-07
FRIENE THE MAN?

Charley Frleno. pitcher
training With sha phiindsiphla
kihissics, ear pitch with sithes
FIRED Tsnnsy Wau telling "Bsea'
Raymond shest Lass season. Yea
remember the sterYf ~po Yeu
know. 'uugs ? rsnny said. that
9ugs afnhidastrsuaf "ssre."
aEuus" eaws hacA, ahs'd sheet
yoH IN . uainUte.H
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-07
SUMMERS
A CHAMP

SYDNEY a. S. w, April
6.--Johuny Summers won the
lightweight championship 81
Australia today by knocking
out Harry Maehemau in the
l9th round Of their fight.
scheduled to go 20 rounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-07
~ rIp wRlaHr.

How mitch viii punches BE- worth
On the big fight
The stake. si0i. 0oo. and tho pic
fura receipts which have been eas
fimaied At $500. 900 for each mans
share. mean that the fighters will
realize Jointly sii0i0 900. pFovidlnR
IF course the pictures bring AZ
much na they are expected 90.
suppose one ~ thew lands a
knockout blow with tho first punch
30 man would have made money 30
fast Az ho in ail the worlds history
Or suppose the fight aosa the an
expected distance 20 60 rounds ID
this event the value per punch would
be greatly reduced Bot sho fight
has been narrowed u l5 rounds BY
men who should b. experts lf aK-
perience ls worth anything
-Four Blows a Round.
Then comes tho question. how
many blows yiil be struck per
r0undT no one can answer this
question The Fighters couldn't be-
gin 60 give an estimate Johnson
has won most of bis fights by put
ting up defensive battle. beating
mon ne they came 30 him
Iim Ioffriea has made his ouuo-
nhntH bring the fight 20 him. and
with his peculiar crouch. adopted az
the result n Tommy Ryan's teach
Ing be- was hard 90 reach Either
Jeffrins or Johnson wlll have 70
overcome tho waiting tendency
when they meet and I believe JET.
frlea viii force the lighting
with his wonderful left hand JET
fries. N be RECEIVERS hts judgment
~ distance his sharpahgoter'H eye.
viii take the lead. unless am much
mistaken
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-07
ROLLER WINS
FROM THE TURK

ST JOSEPH no. April O. Dr
y p BuIer won here last night
from Humid kHn Pasha q TUX.
both falls resulting from scissors
holds The time respectively was IN
minutes go seconds. and ~ minutes
( second
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-07
SAM LAMGFORn|
WANTS THE cn)

ioo'pa1 stunt butf.
iof sam exactly WI,
W the past Ne has ~.
% tske 'he shor, "a !.
gtk bai low lhas i
i'biiehed beyond ~
doubt that BE- Is 4 o,.,'.
20 golug % 81, 4.
even for the eban.s
hllns into the rlns 4
MeCarnay wa
Woodman's talk. ssr....l
boneeruahar's manage. 4
nuauda we've not sn,.
WIN BON men Il =.
frame q mind. sn es,ls
iH NOT uhlikely. %a'
What Burns uin -
receives Mecarbey's ". ID
ief 10 giving the Nls....
concern Tommy 4 -
man and wants 70 !.
counted out and AZ
before signing. 20 49,,
. a balk may BE- es,.l
the Canadian.
The work 81 ISSUING :.
iof reservations Tor Il
Johnson tight began 4, Il
aud VIII take several ~. 4
piete Secretary Wsts. 1.
aasisianis IN The oiilss ! NJ
and Gleason al noon .
hundreds of tie eerIs.
mailing and while I'll y.
being carried On sclsa :
uonal reservations Vs. III
ceiYed The reserss
care 81 today were ir n
$50 seats.
L may be a week wss|
fore the cheaper sss,s II
died. lack Of a mas ~.
have 70 be made e "a "
delaying the work
Jack Gleason ia srpsrs !. .
New York foF san F.s,...'
day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-07

The recent Performance ~ Don
aifHun. who wen the professional
championship af The world in 9e-
hnnneahgrE defeating ruatie and
Nnimny. ~ this country. in fhe rec-
orf una n fts seconds for foN
YarHn may irnd e. a contest between
one 81 more ~ the three. end prab-
ahiY Nate Cnrtnssii a. woiL 90 Fms
land aeNt summer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-07

seattle University az washlns-
ton
A matter of nchrs and splt sar-
onds WAS ail that stoa} between the
oolieelaus and ie score m the
sixth spHam of Yesterday game With
enc Turks clark the Varsity twiri-
er. landed sn Hendrix for a hish
Timer that Bennett iuai Failed to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-07

Word has been received Of the
serious Illness Of n E WALKER tho
south African spriutcr a general
breakdown la limited flc has been
leading a very strenuous iife on the
clndgr path for the last three years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-07
A Slide home
DECIDES GAME
VARSITY Players Had Chance to Tie Score in Sixth But
Clark Was Out at the Plate and Game Went to the
Turks

things itttlo worse 10 lost hts
bead and soaked the ball across the
diamond az Pennington, with 40 one
an tho paths hut liemonway, and
tas latter trottea down 90 second.
while Penny was doing the retriever
uet
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fsst straight bnli shat kept thn rnh
fHh iads On enc anxious seat The
offerings booked iikr peaches. buf
aonehaw or other me hmtfers con
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eeman was siaDplnr =, =.
Manager Fisher an1 & -
surprised % ere a faea rs..'
~ E tnp story wlndgn ~ /.
bied Caseyh The russ 4. |.
effect than the alafm ~
Ola r iwp. second Arewx ~
managed ~ reach rs 81
time % play fhe opsaIsf -.
along TIE lire II naslf y. y,
fans yelled fof Case. s. -
ne signal from tn hans s. (.
for Iike flsiiefs teay ~
on the 500 70 heas Il =
ysH balls and Efnk4
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smear in sen agianAt style Tnen
NcGuira ean ihreuFh witH "a grand
double htfe ean riEnt aud center fhat
rot IS EmN fftsa InhnHtnn $685.
backing hlm uH and DE- ress
citanfv % the pi1ff rHitlpN 500
CLARK. Whe frif8 ia seafa from if
Tho decis.ah ues ciae hlt E4a
Gleason da1ei Glars out ard fH
was hN thHHa WEISS fa ig CLARK
poor Indfu n trying ia atref
another with ~ ere Euut
Teats oaue threakh with Hna
single nsiae uf tirst lhat scafed
CURE Tfaa na frliing faw 'gas
she game MnHt3 hHN. suNF ID fN
COLES iang had Nue8 matters lu tHit
iuninE foF both teams we're playing
fine haN and Che ssfueFie miFnt
have gone fbr several extra inuIuEt
Jimmy Cflrk rtrhed an imrfe
Kama ard was inuehei Coz auiF Sis
hits Vie waa bit nervous hf fha
tegtrnlnr srd hsi fhe xama hf SIS
lowing two singles and issuing three
rAases Then 81 cawe through Nsh
q Wild pitch thnf iet Collins nHar
Another frre came in and fHan
Clark dief down and pitched
himself dt Isl the had hole Htrsu-
WY caught Bitten O. perfection. anf
class sfuca put aN over hia w0r6