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The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1910-12-08
To Sell Historic Ships.

Two historic vessels on the naval
list have been ordered to be sold.
They are the Bennington and the
Eagre. The Bennington is the craft
on which an explosion occurred In
San Diego harbor four years ago, re-
sultng in heavy loss of life. She has
not been in commission since. The
Eagre is the old Mohawk, built some
thirty-five years ago.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1910-12-08
WHITE HOUSE MUSIC
gMPRoMPTU CONCERTS TAFTS'
FAvoRlTE ENTERTAINMENT.
Famous Blue ParIor Now Music
Room and Mrs. Taft Muscales
Are In a Sense Personal
Inequalities.

The public is perhaps less acquaip-
ted with the family home life of the
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1910-12-08

Taft family in the
White House than
1t was with that
of the Roosevelts
and the McKin-
leys. Music is it's
distinguishing fea-
ture, and during
the coming win
ter some Of the
best vocalists and
instrumental 1 s I s
In the country
will be guests
and entertainers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-18
TIM M'GRATH AT
BUNK GAME
AGAIN


SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. Is.--Do.
rando Pietrl. Johnny Hayes. Jimmy
Fitzgerald and Tom I.onFhoat prob
ably will meet IN a Marathon derby
af Recreation baseball park on Feb-
raafy ~. according 20 an announce
meni today ~ Promoter Tim Me
gruth
Mc0rafh announced that he has
secured Hayes. DpTando and Eifz.
Fefad he is today 60 set into
communication with tha Indian.
iuaKhoat 90 come q him Tor ike
rhrfa
Hayes has been rlamorinK for
another local match Ntth Dofanda
since ths day tbs utiis italian took
his measure over the Rccfra ton
park course. lie already o. IN train
ina. according a. McGrath. for the
return faca.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-18
PORTLAND LIVE One"
WANTS A FRANCHISE
Now That Four-Club League is Perfected Angel" is
Found for Northwestern in Portland-Aberdeen's
Fight in Court Again-Brown Gets Players

New that the Northwestern league
has frumca its schedule and perfect
ed arrangements foF four club err
Quit live one has hecu discovered
tn Portland A well known business
man of McCrclie's town has come
70 the front with am offer o. finance
a Portland tcam in ihc Nnrthw cstgfu
lcague. and 60 back Be- up With real
cash to The tune vi several thousand
dollars IA month on thc red ink side
~ the ledger " necessary six
weeks age this would have hcen well
come news, bur now Dc appears % BE-
too late tor action.
President Lucas az the Northwest
eru league arrived in Seattle from
Portland yesterday after confer
ence with this weuld-he magnato.
"rhe offer was genuine said Mr.
Lucas. today but I ann not at hhs
orty 70 give ont any namea can
say however. that the gentleman
who considered taking over the
franchise has thc funds % back 40
such venture. and that " be wrnt
into the league al an q would be
With the idea % holding On % the
Portland territory ana trying tn
enake L a paying proposition, He
has plenty % capital hat hts Offer
came too late On the day
Deesn't Ring True
This talk from Portland dossn',
CARY much weight az fhc ures 4i
tina In the first place anyone
taking over the Portland franchise
would be suhservient 90 the rotsi
inaglle schedule and would be eat
down 90 eight WEEKS ~ bali az home.
for even V the Coast league would
permit confictink dates the North
western would b. BUSTED from tho
only available grounds when Nc
Credle's team was AZ homc. Then.
again. no one would care 10 take
over the Northwestern franchise
with enc sword ~ Const league dis
approval hanging over his head
-Pefmission 90 pat a Northwestern
tam IN the Portland territory has
only been granted Tor this year. and
even iu the unlikely event ~ the
venture being financial success
right from the start. it h highly
probable that permission would BE-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-18

Withdrawn next season. and the
owner ieft with useless franchise
ana an expensive eluh on hts hands.
Aberdeen Case Today.
Aberdeen ia making lts second le-
gai attempt ta got back into tho
Northwestern fnId today and the
directors ~ the laEue must appear
in Judge tiiiilana court 90 shoW
gause why Aberdeen should not be
taken hack lufo the organization.
This hearing was set Tor ? o'elack.
and ail the club owners with ihc ex +.
Cepttnn - joe eahn are IN Seattle
60 give their side ~ the argument
q looks A. though the same facts
that won for tie league Ia Aher-
deems former attempt 60 restrain
the directors from framing the
schedule wuuia apply tn this case.
bat the Aberdeen attorneys state
that they have ioker Gu apring AZ
the last moment. ami the deaiaium
~ the court L. balnR eagerly awaited
by The baseball mANuafem
Brown Gets Players.
Bob Brown recently pat Through
deal fnr thr purchase ~ the re-
naming players ~ McCreaiefa 1898
Northwestern league ttam RaaseY.
however IL not Included Ia the
transaction he baked ~ kolnw ta
Vancouver. and got his release from
walter Matresila the othsr day
Brinker viii Play Frat.
According % report. big nndc
Brinker wan play first base Tor hob
Brown a. s9an as he reports In
June During the first weeks ~ the
season. while peds - as the iae
school be viii pitch eas game a
week Tor the red headed manager.
probably the sunday game.
Dc.ie'A change from center field
a. first base viii not come a. a
hardship % She bik fellow As be
has had considerable experience
aruund the initial sack having
played the greater part u bic first
YEAR with Aberdeen at that position
The placing Of Dods on first base
viii move Bob James from second
% third with Hrean the aew iran
frem Portland. keeping cases on
s-cnnd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-18
HESTER WANTS $50, 900 INSURANCE
AGAINST RAIN ON DAY OF THE FIGHT


OAKLAND. Cal. Feb IsAelpg std uehter. Clarence
Coleman % the Coleman this has
cahed the London oyda 1nauKenee for
Hester VII stage the Nelson osas usht a Point Richmond
Hester has planned Bis
q that should the fight his receipts viii BE-
down such extea that be woad a heavily the
q Coleman today mat 81 predict .
whether The London wFtese would
extraordinary policy. could he estimate shat he premium
might b. The premium probably woud depend largely
N" weather forecasts and afn9he conditions Is boufa
vugs the fight said probably would BE-
81 BY should they the policy and The
premium would ratio wib probability
o rain
The already the smith,
. Nhh viii referee The battle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-18
MRS JEFFRIES HELPS BIG FELLOW TO
WEIGH ON GAMBLING DEBT AT RENO

taaee Of him. thanks to MIS-. jeff
rlea
When the overland limited rolled
into the station here a. noon n was
Immediately boarded BY a horde Of
reporters and Charles Miller Of
stout a Miller pruprietorn OF a
palace u chance In BIS hand NIL
Ter carried ieffries "A q. a.. given
BY the retired champion In return
Tor various and Hundry stacks OF
nlaeu which be played over tho faro
an fogletle tables on the day fol
ionluR the RootHart battle. which
~ refereed When Jeff Ioft Reno
~ forgot % take up the I. %. n.
and ever since no has given No
Rada a wide berth
Try to Corner JEFF.
Eeday the first opportunity 10
compel jeff 20 rcnoW acquaintance.
ship with the ancient piece 81 panor
presented Itself and long before ihe
.traia was due Miller and the ro.
porters were waiting 40 the depot
Jeffrieu car aud statcruom located
Ia rush was made for the door but
the mob had reckonod without tho
lock 4 turn Of the lock awaited
nothing the windows we're fastened
and The curtains were down.
Miller, In desperation. knocked at
the door.
You cant come I'm here" I'm
shrill feminine voice. came ia TO-
Spouse TO the knock
It's Mrs Joffrioa. so We might
a. well beat II. said Miller You
see. she IL the boss IN the Jeff fam.
ily and II she can make big Jim toe
the mark. what chance have weY'
Miller and the reporters then loft
the train, perfectly satisfied that
there was nothing doing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-18
ATTELL BROTHERS
BRING HOME BACON
Abe Signs to Fight Forbes,
While Monte Attell At
tends to Conley in Los
Angeles.

The Atteli family won't be- thrown
on public charity for o. while. az any
rate. for Monte and Aba are both
busy az their favofite game ~
while Monte Dr. busy training for
bis fight with Frankie Conloy ne LOH
Angeles next Tuesday. Abe in get
ting busy az the othor end of tho
continent Abe has recently signed
up 10 fight Harry Forbes over the
fight viii take place IA the near fu-
tura.
Harry Forbes believes that he has
come back" and viii make t22
pounds rinRslde Tor Attoll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-18
MEL SON TO FIGHT
"CYCLONE JOHNNY

before BE- could actually sign win
Nielsen
Far more than year chs ayea-
more lad had been camping on ths
iaftiHFs trail. and moss n appears
that his ambition ia % b. realized
Last evening Robinson and
tieaFer. Thumus1n's manager. met
"a Promoter STA Hratrra office
Robinson gave his Wnrd that. win
90 ioae IN ths WoiEaai HEht Nelson
Niii Fight Thompson In March Rob
inaeu Insisted au ft0Hp0 guarantee
fuf biz man. with $500 training OK
pensea Hester probably Will bid FOR
tae match
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-18
FIGHT FANS THINK AID
WOLGAST is TOO LIGHT
Tom Jones Says His Boy Can Make Festherwe,A
Limit Any Time and This Information Make. w. N.
Ones Ponder
az TIE RinoslorR.

BAN FRANcisco FEB Is-Tom =
"a w0lEast's manager Is sntir.lv ~.
with WolgastH condition. and declare. -
viii bo as fast 90 lightning and a. uys.s :.
buil when The gong rings next TUESDAY -
noon.
"fie has not oVsruorked hiro..,,.
Jones as matter ~ fact he has Asin ". ~
self up. he ia heavier now than ~. -.
when he steps into The ring there ~ n, -
feH ounces between him and Neison X. w
whnt ] am talking about when say ~, X. q.
built himself %. because despite m .- ~
heiKht be can snl % the feathsrwei~A,T 49,
81 confident am ] ~ this that wsa,I \. ~ w
ing % agree 20 lst him % iz2 rinrvlss e. w
Atteli" ~
The wise" Sports who are ptckIow "a.
- win almost 90 q man. see mich n .s 49,
their opinion ~ This declaration by Jnass f .a
Ing back on that old axiom that "A gns6 ss,.
man cannot beat q good biz man issr 49,.
That II WoiEnHr can % 49, then "a ~ ~
little chance against such a iouFh lssss,,..,I
lightweight as Nelson n Woirnsf 49, ~. !.
the feather weight limit they fept.ne ~ " y
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NATIONAL LEA0UERB
UNABLE TO AGREE



A NEW YORK. Feb "a The 4
\ National league magnates are
4 stu dsadiockod over tho Hrhed- =
4 ole question and after four :
a days Of wrungilng arc no near =
4 o. n settlement Than whom tho 4
= annual schedule meeting CON =
4 vonsd Hermann. pfeyfuas =
= and Dewey are holding ont for =
= the short schedule ~ ibf games. =
4 while the other maEnateH are =
4 ~ favor Of tho 1853 game arr =
y rHnEemont Although Horace =
4 Foati ~ Philadelphia has :
pleaded govt AZ an eNcuee 10 :
= keep hia room aud aideatep the :
4 meeting. his proxy and that u Z
4 STANLEY Robinhon ~ ~ Louis =
4 Ia held b Charley Murphy. II Z
tnkda fiN votes % carry a :
schedule measure and al pres 4
4 snt rhsfe o. no indication that =
. The deadlock Will be- broken 4
F0Kel has abaoutea himself 4
4 from tho meetings because VIII
4 liam J Murray Is on hand to 4
4 urge his $4,000 clnim. and 4
a should Fosel appear. the mag =
mates would he in duty bound 4
= % consider "a
n in possible that the mag :
. mates may adjourn for two 4
weeks IN Tho hope ~ coming =
20 aomn agreement iu the :
q meantime. 4
II b. tho opinion 20 President 4
= Lynch that tho national conn :
4 mission may pass on both Z
a schedules after this season, arr 4
q ranging dates that would work .
= automatically In after years.
E@@#1 Ss4E 3sER 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-18

RENO. New. Feb ls-But for
Che timely Intervention of piaunut
Mra James ) Jcffrea. her hurly
husband might have taken the count
today when the train on which the
hope ~ tho white race" reached
this city on rosie b San Fran.
cisco u was the ghost II the g. o00
gambling debt contracted bY the
exbOller maker on July I. 1905. that
threatened big Jeff but the spook
failed 20 get within reaching dis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-18
.REO|NGTON'S COLUMN

Newspaper decisions In vogue In Los Angeles.
Psttshgrg and fsw other cities where the fiwht
game Is less restricted. = poor sub
sttnte for a hard aud fast deglaion rendered BY a
third man Ia the ring and especially il this true
u closely contested bouts. where the doctors dis
agree" Dissatisfaction Is bound 20 exist on both
sides. the credited wth . win feeling that hs
title Is not clear. and The the losing end
feeling that highway robbery has bean committed.
The Powell Momsic fighf In Los Angeles Tues
day nlght proved conclusiveiy that the system Of
making the sporting writer's the Judges will never
b. popular with either fighters or managers &C
coFding 70 the unwrlttsn agreement prevailing a.
McCareys club, the verdict of the three morning
papers Il taken official the Fefegve usually Ey.
Ing his unofficial opinion we'll
After Tuesday nights fight. the sport writer's
failed 20 agree. t~o Of them awarding the decision
% Powell, while the third eoutended that Memsic
not only earned draw. bat actually outpointed the
San Francisco lad According TO the understanding.
the majority should have ruled. and Powell should
have been credited with win bar the Memslc man
held that his judgment worth quite much as
his confrerea and his stories TO the outside papers
ted named Memsic as the winner. The result was
reports published In Wednesday morn
eality. Lew Powell aust BE- hailed the victor OF
Of newspaper decisions" thro~n into the discard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-18

never moves without a dorrlnger on
his hip.
Jack J0hnson's brother f. 10 he
come an undertaken shortly. Jack
says JEFF win be the first in hia
brothers embalmlng pnrlors lin
may think that Jack should meas
ure for brothers. first coffin.
one reason Hal Chase ia a arsat
pan player "a because he loves ma
game. While attending santa clara
college Chase. when ho could ftnd
no one else would meaudsr over M
the small boys side and play eaton
with the kids.
Sam Berger declares that Bob I'd
Hron u the MOST reliable Of Am TIA
New fork sporting writera.
Those who harp on a good eye "a
an asset for real ball player can
refer you 70 Johnny King as an eA.
ample. II would be labor to find Z
man with sharper or more brilliant
eyes than Johnny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-18
HOOKS VS.: STRAIGHT PUNCHES

During Ihe reception Bob Fzmmoas bis arrival sya
Australia the exheayyweiEh
tired heavyweight quite
the merits Of straight hitting and the hook
Foley who student Of the Jem Mace school contended that
booking
lie
Of
fighters his Jackson 10 Fug
Ia
the fellow proved tough aud every
Jackson a
Peter finally brought cn upward caught
the ambitious
room later according 70 Foley Jackson
gnzed wefuly the manned hand
the first punch. we'll the old atyie
d tho
Fzammons however commended that hooks were essential to
equipment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-18

. San FRANCISCO. Feb IS
. Tom Jones laughed heartily
q whom he heard VI Nelson's 81. ,
= FER 20 bet s. .9oB against 81 900
. that Woigasf would not finish
. him inside ~ 70 rounds. 81 900 4
. 90 5000 that he iNeiEoul I
= would win within the same /,
. limit. ~ both I
"iu call him on that and .
. make him even better terms. I
q II Nelson really wants 10 bet. I
. ! viii make q 5000 even that ,
b. does NOT beat my boy On, .
: side ~ ~ rounds bat Nelson ,
. dOeA not unut 10 bet Tie IA I
. simply biuffug Why. say. ne !
. wouldn't bet a nickel that he I
IL alive" I
49, $500 I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-18
kTTELL TRAINING
FOR FRANK
CONIEY

LOS ANGELES. Fob Monte
Attoil began active training today
for his fight with Frankie Conlcy
over the fbround route on Wash.
lnEfon'n Birthday at Vernon
With Manager Foley and Fred
Landera. the little scnppef reach.
"a here Wednesday lie immedi.
ately went 20 hia trimming camp at
fairylRnd Park. Arcadia Monte
seems 20 be In good condition al.
ready. and he expressed the opsn
Ion that he would have no trouble
Ia gottlng into trim for the battle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-18

HAN FfANCisCO. feb. is Hat
Ting Nelson sil meet Cyclone
Johnny Thompson In this cltY IN
March. hrcor1ins fs an agreement
between the managers q the fight
efs. announced today ~ Jack Rob.
inson. ~ho cares for ths champion e
interests
Thompson came e. che Pacific
coast Tor the express purpose IT A..
rauEinE a match Nith tsa Dane Hss
battle with Tommy Mccarthy he
says. was merely 81 flil ln the time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-18

eut excess in weight iH 20 purely
artificial that Il viii hamper. instead
~ help him. when the real milling
begins
Those inclined 90 favor Wuigsft
find much solace Ia ihf frequently
reiterated statements regarding Mel
sons fiucfHafinR weight Men who
have followed the fight game for
years know that when a boxer has
been 10 the ring and trained as often
az Nelson. the weight comes OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-18
BAN JOHNSoRS RAISE

Ban Johnsons reelection to the presidency Of che
o. the long term Of 70 and the healthy
ysaf J. signal tribute to his ability as baseball leader
longest which
ana had the entered IN per
Detuty, prahahe
Johnsons election would have been
Ban Johnson has shown himself diplomats in the
executive end Of the national
salary Is certainly deserved 1900 ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-18

with alarming rapidly physsr.ss.
sscsibe this 10 muscular 1890.
ton. the hard tissue giylnr Nv Z
a more fatty flesh. which M. a.
without much effort. That AZ. :
hardly the case IL apparsnt 80
one sees him stripped 10 ~ ~.
He looks no iesner thar - az -.
training for his famous co,us ~.
with Britt and his back s,emsr1
arms and iega appear a. knosty Z
ever.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-18
Jeff LOSES a.
POUNDS ON TOUR

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb rs 4
4 Jim ieffrirs and his rntlnue I
q are Ga town to-day. ana the flnht ,
. fans are awaiting anxionaly the I
4 appearance uf che hiE fcliaw az I
Jack Gleason show next sun 4,
4 day afternoon I
jeff arrived al midnight. his I
= train hRyinR been delayed. Sew I
= ernl hundred fans were waiting !
4 Tor him at the ferry building, I
and hn was accorded - warm I
4 reception !
= With his party he immedltely ,
4 went Co tho 81 Francis hotel to I
4 rest after bits journey He an- I
a nuunced o. confidential friends !
= that no was never IN better I
4 shape in bic NE. and that he I
had taken off % pounds during I
4 his theatrical tour
FNFF NESEN EHRGN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-18
LEACH CROSS
BESTS MARIO

NEW York. Feb rs Leach
Cross, New York lightweight. and
Johnny Mario. also OF New York.
fought 10 rounds before a big crowd
last night Mario WAS the aggresB0r
but Cross stopped him with hard
body punches, ana had "a shade tho
better OF tho bout.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-18
NEW BOWLING
RECORD MADE

KANSAS CITY. Feb is-A new
worlds bowling record for two man
teams IN three ERmoF was hung up
hero last night By William Bauer
and w. " Ledalow. Their score was
iaaT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-18
WRNEl

Johnny fMuggsyJ McGraw IT, one
ball player daffy ON the banRtails
Three different years be- bet the
whole season az Ascot and Santa
Anita. When Jockey Builman was
riding Mc9raw made wads OF
money Bullman had way Of
knowing Just when be- was going to
win and just when be- wasn't Me-
gfaW drank pretty heavily during one
training season IN the South His
nose WIS an 70 the flannel before no
easeG or Several of tho boys hand
"a him some straight talk and Me-
draw took the hint no cut the
liquor and started FOR Marlin
Syringe Texas whore the Giants
we're 20 train.
Just q year before Harry Pmiiam
committed suicide he declared that
when be left the position that no
held b. would be through with baae-
ball forever Rather prophetic.
ADD f0r burglars directory Bat
Nelson always carries a goodiy wad
OF money on HE person. BeWed IN "a
bolt beneath bis Waiatband. Nelson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-18
HANDICAP BOUT
GOES TO SCHOCK

TACOMA, FEB Is Emil Shock
held out the FUN hour with Andy
Martin In last nights handicap
match between tho two nt Gcrmnnln
hall Neither of the wrestlers se-
cured q fall ana. undor tho handicap
provision the match, and likewise
tho purs0, went 20 The Tacoma man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-18
FUNDSFOR ROWING
COMING IN
FAST
Faculty, Alumni and I'm
derclass Men All Con-
tribute to Send Crew
Against Wisconsin Eight

A. a result ~ ne first round II
callrcting ~ thg committee Cor rails
lmg funds fnf tho Washington Wla-
ENusim Facn. $500 has been suh.
scFih~d "a. Some money wau a.
ready on hand ihr total amnBnt
collected from ntadmuf and Alumni
totals practically $500. a third "a ihs
sum needed
Tho subscriptions arc entirely vol.
uuiarE No one ss even asked ~
contribute a. first "a was piannrA
81 bold uiE honfirvs and assemblies
where the students could ~ urged
each 20 contribute his share So
FAR this stimulus has bDt been
necessary
Professor Moany the sideul alum
nus" ~ ihe institution started the
bali rolling with a contribution ~
80. Faculty. alumni and student
bufY have Wed with each other
since that time. and ths amount
collected represents practically NO
active effort on the part n the
committees.
City Men Help
Down town sports have long
welded their liitle wet blanket on
everything that had 20 30 with
varsity sports College spirit Uas
Joke q memory OF n hope never
reality
This year the whole plan has
changed The real spoFtNmeu ~ the
city have shown q remarkable gen
crosby. both financially and IN
friendly feeling And the college
spirit has appeared Freshmen At
the school have trUttsd around 10
Tire committee with double the
amount expected from the students
The crew 81 housed On the best ~
quarters with facilities never be-
fore available here
And with 90 hnakles on hand.
Coach Couibnaf ~ able 10 work ont
system that has long been pet
~ hia But hist. 'iia n secret. and
n u don't work Il always viii be-
But C0nny u confident that Va will
and that Washington viii cause q
slight ripple 20 excitement la the
Middle West when she meets che
Cardinals az Madison IN June.
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The Oriental Pool Rooms
qb-Pool Tablea-d5
9h4nfa TahIan o.

2b-8olo Tablas-26
Bar, restaurant. cigar stand and
seven chair barber chop. Largest
place OF the kind IN the world. 80
cash given away daily. iai9.i6i7
Third av.. between Pike and Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-18
RAINIER VALLEY
CLUB SMOKER

The Rainier Valley Athletic club
VIII stage n smoker tonight at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-18

s &c. e., moves without a aerrlnssr
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which he represented. named Memsic the winner
confusion and contradictory reports published In
ings papers. In reality Lew Powell aust BE- hailed
he whole system Of newspaper decisions" thrown