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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1910-09-21
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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1910-09-21

ar. ana Mrs. Ricardo of Vernon,
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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1910-09-21
Enter Early.

The state fair management is anx-
ious TO get the displays in place as
early as possible and while exhibits
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1910-09-21

Women who have nice house
plants or choice blossoms which they
can cut from gardens which they
have been carefully tending. could, il
they would. make an excellent dis
play The cut flowers are to be
taken out Tuesday morning and
judged at noon of that day so that
they may go seen AT their freshest
-umen or TIE ~uney nave roI
some time been highly successful
competitors with the men in the
fruit classes and in the chicken de-
partment. ana this year will see them
out after the awards in still greater
numbers.
Enter Early.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01
BY TIP WRIGHT.

Nothing has boon heard of late
regarding that offer % $50. 900 which
Hugh jennings a. aald 20 have made
for Pitcher Waiter johnson and
Catcher Charlie Street of the Wash
luEton team.
The chances are that the deal
won't come OF. In the first place.
q IL 10 be hoped Manager McAircr
has too much sense % dispose Of his
stars even FOR a small fortune, and
In the second place. believe Ban
johnson would prohibit the deal
The Detroit management Is MAKE
lnE efforts. beyond doubt. 10 bolster
up tho three time champions ~ tho
American league IN m effort 20
bring "a fourth pennant home. but in
the interest Of clean baseball II Is
not wise 20 let such deal go
through.
Last year when Detroit was slip
ping Jennings secured Jim Dele
hauty from Washington IN place of
Herman Schaefer and Tom Jones'
from St. Louis. IN exchange for
Claude Boaeman In both instances
cash went with the discarded play
ora
This change was effected late I'm
the season. when Detroit WIS find
Ing the going mighty rough. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01

"Ail ~ lost save the gate receipts"
From quotation the gentle reader Or
expected o. gather fhe fact that Zee
attic lost yeficrday's game. NHW
that the gathering haf been attended
60 let zoe pause and shed a tear over
fhe rotten showing made hF ths
TURKS yes. the Turks played Yarf
indifferent ball and got dcssrvsaly
wailuped by fhn uukn1 score ~ DO
% 9. or course there wah young
man Of much promise by the name
n Gardner vino Was more pr Jose
responsible but then That wns "a
mighty big score II happened ln
about this fashion Every Beaver
ahu advanced a. fhe plate stuuK the
BALI and every hnl hit went whore
some Turk wasn't Now if said ball
had como where some Turk was. or
better Hilil had some Turk gone
here snld hnli was hit au or 90 Dee
on the Sob Nac a real ball player.
tin score might have becu different
To summarize the game and Ect
the pain over ua soon az possible.
suffice 90 say that Vancouver scored
three runs ln the second. three more
IN the third r. lone tally in che sixth
and another trio ln tie eighth. total
- Seattle got five hits all told
bat could NOT bunch them enough
90 score.
Hcharuwebrr and Brown displayed
Tie stellar stuff for the day each uf
them covering more ground and
show rR more pep than has been
seen FOR some time. Eeh8Tnle esperi-
afif got Doe some nice work hy rob
bling Adams ~ hit by a biz of
Hpcctpc uiar chasing after the bali
Adams was am easy piif. bui with the
ordinary brand ~ shortsi0p 70 would
have b~en q safety
Ghinamlt pitched much better BAR
than the score shows buf As bis sup
port did NOT cover the ground he had
no chance. Incidentally he struck
uut Bine men. Spokane opens here
this afternoon 20 play a weeks en-
EAErHuruf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01
TIP WRlGHT'S COLUMN

there g. no doubt the deal helped the
Tigers grab the pcnnant.
No one VIII deny that there waR
precedent for the action. but this
does not tuHtify 20. by any mcana.
Many a bad precedent has been fol-
lowed IN baseball. az well as In
courts
advocate the ndoption.pf a rule
In ha Hehall which viii prevent the
trading or buying aud selling OF
players between teams IN tho same
league. when the intent ~ apparent
Gas u is ln this easel 20 bolster one
team 81 the expense OF another.
II club owners want 20 strengthen
their teams during the season. lot
them Eo TO the minor league clubs
and pay fair prices for the talent
they need. instead OF practically
brlbing a tail end team with an
offer 81 money and n couple OF play
cra who are going back IN exchange
Tor men whose playing will enable
them 10 remain In front
n a manager knows that All he
has 10 do 70 bolster his team is 70
offer a financial inducomcnt 70 a
second division club manager. he Is
not pushed 20 tho limit OF his re-
sourcefulncss In the fan. when he
can get his pick 81 the players In
tho way recognized as legitimate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01
TALKS ON TEETH
By The REGAL DENTISTS
Where Shall | Go for First
Class Dental Work?

When you want to buy something
10 eat or wear. Il does not take you
long TO decide which merchant you
viii 20 10. because II IL something
you are IN contact with almost ey-
cry day.
But when you need the services
81 a dentist. You ara more likely TO
be In doubt whom to go TO. because
Il Is something that does not hap
pen every day.
Unless you are already bllndly AZ.
tached 10 one particular dentist and
cannot be reasoned with IN behalf
OF another. we ask you 20 consider
The qualifications of the Regal Don
lists, with offices at Third av. aud
Union st.
While medicine and other profess
slons and arts are making prog
reas. dentistry was az a staudsull
for n generation or more. until ,his
same Regal Dental Co gave 10 the
world certain formulas and dlscov.
cries by which PYoRRHEA, Riggs
disease, or discharge OF pus from
the gums could be cured; by which
loose and falling teeth could be
/ frightened and missing teeth 20 any
number could be replaced without
the old-time. cumbersome and an
noying bridge work or removable
plate.
A written guarantee given with
all work.
REGAL DENTAL OFFICES
N. w. Cor. Third Az. and Union ST.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01

something was done 10 me what
ever q VAS. prevented me from giv.
ing my friends q run iur their
money For myself. Il waH tough
enough. bu, Tor them Il was worse
until today I have kept very quiet
about this matter have suspicion
as 10 the guilty PARTIES and mOrca
the PITY can ouiY suspect those
Who pretended 70 b. mos, friendly
toward me.
y was dopcd OF drugEed IN some
way 70 a positive certainty ! have
letters giving bits OF obscure lnfor
nation regarding the Job. !, will all
come out some day
Riekard Believes a.
This ended Jeffries story OF that
fatal afternoon ia the ring At Reno.
under the blazing Nevada sun. when
the hope OF the white rae" went
down 10 defeat az the hands OF the
negro Johnson
Tex Richard. promoter of the
Reno mill. has been rith Iegfriea
for tho past two weeks. and IN his
opinion. Icffries vas dopcd In
Catalina Tex told mo that Ieffrics
did not come 20 himself and show
any signs Of his former activities
until July 20. when he seemed 10
come out OF semi stupof and start.
ed 90 take interest In things going
on about him Richard had an idea
that be could induce Jefifles 10 sign
for a return match.
The day after my chat with JEFF
fries. the two met IN Jim's saloon.
and the promoter put the question
70 the big fellow
There's no use. Tex. old fellow. T"
replied Jeffrles Il am through"
Richard stated he was willing 20
offer a purse OF $4,000 for another
fight Tex may 20 after other big
matches. but he IL almost positive
now that Jeffhes will never be in
duced 10 enter the ring again
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01
LEE BARBEE LOSES
VALUABLE HORSE

city Detective Lee Barhee's
stallion racing troticr Erect. brother
II the noted Direct. died suddenly In
his stall yesterday The horse was
well known In Seattle and made
some cnviahie records al The
Meadows when racing was In vogue
at that track Barbee purchased
Erect from A T. Van dc Nantcr
about four years ago and was using
him Tor n family horse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01
Hope OF AUTOMOBILE
RACE" WILL Meet JACK

Jack Johnson 90 race for 81 coo over
Ihc Brighton Beach truck prdinar-
uy ! would not make reply until !
anew tho challenge was authentic.
huf tho Nsw York promoters wired
rnr today asking n would race him
Automobile racing is my business
aud III johnson OF any other man in
the world has s. 900 90 bet he can
beat me AZ my game I am ready TO
race
johnson defeated a white cham
pion puEilist and u he thinks be can
take the measure ~ tho automobile
champion and - willing 20 put Up
his money ! won't draw any color
linr I wiil 60 90 New York from
Philadelphia today 20 negotiate
with tbs promoter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01
WILD PITCHES

Heavens. and we lost a double
header 90 Vancouver Saturday and
got atung yesterday 10 20 o. THIS
n.ont dew.
A weeks series with spokane
starts nt DuK'a park thia afternoon
n we can only get am our feet again
no viii surely make some good
Indians oui ~ thoas east-of-the-
mountains Lads.
Bodr nfinksr and Bobby James
were tho heavy hltfffH yesterday
Bobby grabbed three Tor nvo times
up. while hTinker got two.
Clarke Grimm has offered 20
allow Cincinnati sporting writer's 20
hnan tho Reds cue day next month.
Griffin stp4laiea that be be- per-
mitted % write the criticisms % the
game
Hartman. formerly outueider for
the Tigers. ard Brooks. spokane
catcher have been turned over 20 the
wiiiKht league
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01
NOT EVEN FOR RICHARD.

'No amount OF coin can ever tempt memo promoter
induce take another fling the ring game continued
Jeiires. Il have all the money need keep my wife and
myself in comfort for the Of lives and don't
know that Tex Richard magnes he sign
again, and while would do anything favor Tex, I'll
have disappoint him in this instance.
Il out OF the fight game forever" AZ this point Mrs.
effries sitting nearby smiled satisfied smile for the
first her husband had spoken ohe future concerning the
fight game She above all others protested against his last
signing OF articles. and for her sake this retirement
last farewell to the sport Of the padded mitt.
Jeries light a Cigarette is smoking again
made himself comfortable and after musng for SPELL
back the subject OF the fight eiiries had uttered
single word about his defeat the that led H. This
particular afternoon he threw oil the bonds OF and
opened up. Here IS his story:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01

EDITORS NOtesree the big hsht Reuo Jim Jsi's has had
refused discuss the affair he has refused
explain how ne whipped Ne has refused TO tell o. hs feelings
whether ne
Hohta William Jacobs
and
refused,
finally the battle
And
with Jacobs Of that eyentu
defeat hands Of Johnson This s
Interview Jefes the battle regarding his
miserable showing against
Johnson)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01
JESS BAKER TURNS
THE TRICK AGAIN

TACOMA. Aug. Jess Baker for
the second time OF the series beat
the Tigers by his classy pitching
the other game but was hard 60 hit
and his team mates behind him
fought out a good game. winning
by 90 J. Schmutz twirled IN good
shape but his support was bad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01

Two mru we're on bases for Mud
willie and two out tn the ninth. and
only two runs aers needed 20 tie
the game. when Casey stepped 20 the
bat
FLYNN and James Riaka both had
singled. 40 the poketown pitcher
seemed a cinch for Casey
cone atrikcf" cried the umpire.
Two strikcHi" cried the umpire.
Three strikes and outi~ cried the
ump--=--
They say his corpse looked very
natural. considering that the crowd
had kicked him 20 death.
tTHE ENID
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01

summary. Twnahase hits Iarasr
strs3h. Flanagan. nrirker Sacrifice att
a-scharn y cher Stolen bases FlauaEan.
James Hehnrnw cher struck nuf@Wg
Chinautt ~ nardmer Bass Of
haiis -oH Chlnauli HI ~ pitched
tail t.ewla ~ Chtnauif. Chlnnuit ~
Gardner Double plays Heuueti 50 Ray
tnond 90 Weed Umpire Frary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01
BY WILLIAM JACOBS.

Los ANGELES. Call Aug III positively through
with the fight game. will step into the ring again
This is final"
So spoke James Teffries the day following his return
from fishing trip Catalina island where he iul-
edatcy after the big fight Stretched big couch in
his den his Los Angeles home the big fellow thus dropped
the everlasting crsher the hopes OF those ofAhs friends
who thought that time he would seek match
with Jack Johnson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01
Ieffrles Johnson Fight
Pictures Will Be Here
Two Tickets Free

There f. a classified ad in today's
Star 10 which the telephone number
appears three times. The first per-
BON who comes In Saturday A. NJ to
this office with The Star with this
Rd marked will receive free two
I'agside gests 70 the pictures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01

am not kldniuK myself When 1
say was never better Ia my life
than I was there. ! was full Of life
and ginger. I also felt the same way
in Reno until the day or that fishing
trip. Why don't some of these ex.
peFts come 10 the front and try
20 account for the llfeless hulk that
staggered about the Reno ring7
Not Nervous, But Nerveless.
ION the day OF the fight I can
only remember going down the aisle
toward the ring. can't recall a
single incident before or after that.
] have always been a BIT nervous
before all my fights. but In this case
] had no nerves at all. Neither
was ! scared never have been.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01
Barney Oldfield to Take on
Johnson for $4,000 Con-
test Without Gloves
Distance of Go Not Set
tied.

tny unitrd rr~-.l
ALLENTOWS. Pa. Aug. liar
ney Oidncld IL ready 20 acccp, Jack
rohnson's challenge for an automo-
bile race FOR 81. 900.
Hn said today. = notice lu New
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01
JEFF A VICTIM OF TRIcKERYp

II positive now" he said. that l the victim Of
trckery. Something done 1t would have
been impossible break down the condition in in
short time without the aid OF something know nothing
about But that was tempered with is a certainty.
Eight days before the fight remember very well Il
Saturday morning. fishing trip We had
breakfast while but when returned that afternoon
right bed and sleep From that day myself
wanted to sleep all the time st first thought had been
working much and that with OF couple OF days
would shake the feeling off But left From day
day tried to make myself believe that all right but
the tired feeling would invariably grab shortly after the
midday meal and wouldn't do anything but loaf
around In conjunction with the unaccounable aziuess
attacked with weakening dyscntry equally mysterious for
the that extremely careful Of my diet during
last two weeks OF my training To show you how strong
handed me- did from either maady
until we had been at Catalina island two weeks"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01
MRS. JEFFRIEs NOTICED 1T.

At this point Mrs Jefiries broke into the conversation
Il could understand it myself" she said Jim is al
ways fall Of life and when he training he is
always moving about and doing something. have seldom
him sit still for than half hour time
grew suspicious the him oungng about when
he should have been working"
She's right about that" said Jeiiries Il naturally
full Of life. But the Of it all that my brain bad
could think just had vague idea that the morrow
would stragen everything but the thing became per-
sistent that began not to There be question that
was in good condition a Rowardennan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01
AUTO RACES OVER
NO ONE is HURT

Well the two days auto racing at
Tho Meadows Is over. and despite
the fact that the track was IN poor
shape and crowded with amateur
drivers. no one was hurt SATURDAYS
offerings showed much more class
than sunday as far ms speed was
concerned. Feature stuff was on
tap yesterday. and while slow.
amused the small crowd present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01

Tacoma ............O eibsh--i
spokane t..,s...,..1 o o n-ag
summary stolen bases Horkeufcid
tal. mhukcuahip. Shea Double plays
Shea 60 Levy 90 NordyKe. rwu.bnac hif
Lynch Sacrifice hits-Matt tnonrv
Struck out-Hy baker 4 hy Schmutr 3
Bases on balls .-On Haker 9. Passed bali
shea. wa by pitched bali R1rrcs.
stevens Time of gamc-iH5a Umpire
Hall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01
DOPED BY HIS
FRIENDS is
EXCUSE

Eight DAYS Before the Fight He Became the Lifeless
Hulk That johnson Battered Down, Says the White
Man, in Exclusive Interview With Star Cor
responsibilities Even Tex Richard Can Coax Him
Back.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01

pt,,.t.. RHE
ssssss ss...,...t : 1
'ssst. .......f { 4
haiieries--camniiz and a. :.
gazpar and T ClarkG f;vn,,s.'
KLEIN and Kane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01

\ NAu AAFh EffNu 70 Dc hUIF 10 fNluE
OF nerves or even Of the fight Itself.
III ! could have gotten my brain
together I would surely have re.
allied that something was radically
wrong with me and would have
asked that all bets be declared off.
He Remembers Nothing.
i know nothing of the fight ex-
cept what / have been told. They
tell me that | took my Introduction
with my legs stretched far apart.
and that ! didn't even bow IN &C.
acknowledgement Of a tremendous oya.
tion. Can you imagine me doing
anything like that2 SIN / don't
even remember the ovation.
Il guess ! just naturally began
fighting when the gong sounded. but
my mind was SO muddled and my
body so benumbed that not q punch
johnson landed hurt me. Once
! guess Il must have been about the
sixth or seventh round-a stiff
punch 10 the Jaw cleared my brain
for a moment | shook my head IN
an effort 10 get myself together.
but before another blow was struck
/ went back 10 the dopy condition
and the beating continued.
Il wasn't knocked out or course.
I would have been. but / wouldn't
have felt that part Of II. A woman
could have licked me that day.
Was II His Frlends7
There's no use talking about II.
Down deep 10 my heart / know that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01
BEAVERS EVERLASTTNCLY
WALLOP SLOTHFUL TURK

Dam Builders Take Seattle Into Camp 10 to 4 ri
nault Strikes Out Nine, But His Help Fails q r.
Ground for Him-Gardner Pitches Good Ban !.
is Backed Up by Hard Smuggling
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01
NATIONAL LEAGUE


et T.,gl. ''He RHE|
~, '-it .-.++ss. ..,....t II
++'t.'s ....-...s Is II
hhit.fies Lush. Hlgglss III
hf'hHahau. Brown ana Rgry
Brennan and oD4g.
a. ~. A'"s RHG)
~. i-'AiA s.s..s........e
''-'+' '.....,..8 i
hattsrles Hackman and pte.
Cole and Archer Uwplre.-s.
man and ODay.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-08
INTEREST IN
POLITICS THIS
YEAR UNUSUAL
INTEREST IN POLITICS shrdlu en-
SURPRISING NUMBER OF APP
PLICANTS SHOWING UP.

There seems to be an unusual
wave of interest in politics this
year." said Chairman Chillingworth,
of the Board of Registration, this
morning. THE number of appli-
cants showing up for registration is
breaking all records. Either there
is a special interest in the campaign,
or a lot of canvassing is being done
to get voters on the register"
Yesterdays sessions cIoseG with
1860 names on the register, which is
considerably more than in previous
years for the same time of registra-
ton. The board has usually had to
do lot of advertising of it's sessions
to get people to it's headquarters
within the legal time for registra-
ton, but present indications are
that such action will not be called
for this year.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-08

PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING
Material. Honolulu, T. H., Sept. 7,
1910. Sealed proposals in triplicate
will be received here until 10 a. M,
and at the Office of Chief Quartermas-
ter, Dept. of California and Depot
Quartermaster, Seattle, Wash, until
~ noon, Sept. goth, 1910, and then
opened, for furnishing building mate
rial for Schofeld Barracks, H. T.
Preference given to articles of Ameri-
can production, conditions of quality
and price being equal. Information
furnished on application to the under
signed. M. N. Falls, Capt. & Quarter
master, U. S. A, Constructing Quar-
termaster
5ts-Sept. Z, 8, 9. 10. 10.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-09-08
STRIKE FOR CLOSED SHOP IS
CONSPIRACY IN RESTRAINT OF TRADE

NEW YORK, August 27.-Supreme
Court Justice Goff declared today that
striking for a CLOSED shop" is unlaw-
full and granted most of the terms Of
the sweeping injunction asked for re-
straining the striking cloakmakers
from interfering with the efforts of
the manufacturers to conduct their
business in their own way. Picketing
and patrolling are included in the re-
straining order. The Court declined,
however, to enjoin the strikers from
holding meetings, declaring that their
right to free expression of opinion
could not be curtailed.
The court was led to this decision
by what was regarded as proof that
the primary purpose of the strike be-
ing to drive non-union employees out
of trade in the borough except on
conditions of joining one of the de-
PENDANT unions, the purpose was
against public policy and illegal"
Parades of protest broke all over
the East Side this afternoon, on re-
ceipt of the news that Justice Golf had
ruled that strike which demands the
CLOSED shop" is a conspiracy in re-
straint of trade
Bands of the 10000 cloakmakers now
on strike marched through the streets
one of them to the City Hall, carrying
banners and American flags and shout.
ing CLOSED Shop" a, every step.
There was no violence.
"The primary purpose of this strike,
reads his decision, 'is not to better the
condition of the workmen, nut is to de.
prive o,ner men of the opportunity OF
their right to work"
He supports his ruling with a recent
decision of the State Court of Appeals
against the Thompson-Sharr Com
pany, a large building corporation