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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05

William hurley and e. Winchester were Indicted
charges o. false registration
Both Judge Ronalds
the presentation Of indictments
20 plead tire indictments ssans, them Winchester and Hurley
have been jail for
the attempt o. the Oil Illegal
a. tire primary election Tuesday.
Hurley confessed that he hired BY the GIN
the registration books the
name Of his brother Hurley who lives Vancouver Hurley
also had charge 81 the false
olounade by
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05
FARALL0N
IS FOUND

a United Wireless dispatch from
Seward, Alanka. this afternoon.
says tine Farailon 10 On Black
Reef. five miles from Lismua, the
sarns spot where the saratosa went
sgrognd.~
The message IL from tire opera.
tor. aboard. tire steamer Victoria.
which srrivsa at Seward At noon.
T~enty.t~o people are aboard
the Fsrallcn. Sis left tire ship IN
~ open boat 10 days ACC for No
dlak and have never been heard
from.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05

Thomez Gallo. recently convict.
I'd % manslaugbtsr. will serve not
less than slx months nor more than
five years IN axpiation 81 his crime
Gallo admitted knofing Patrick
flynn during a fight last septem-
Der. bot set up a claim OF self d..
Tense
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05
MOTHERS HEART is BROKEN;
A FATHERS LIKE ADAMAMT

heart a. she Faxed on her two boys.
the older sullen. the younger frank.
ly Interested IN the proceedings aud
g little frightened
There was despair IN her voice
the trembling voice that told Of a
spirit tried 10 the breaking point
Of sorrow too great for one little
woman 70 bear
One boy went ~ the Chehalis
school. the other to Mercer island
Tho Older boy refused To- say
good bye TO his mother. apurning
her as did his father. and she
aobbed as Bhc threw her arms
about the younger IN a last pas
slonate embrace sho gave him a
small coin aud hurried away with
the scalding tears streaming down
her face. hurried away 10 her little
shack where there we're four girls
under eight years 70 be fed aud
clothed
Fathers Heart Cold.
Herbert y Yonkman. g barber
living az $40 " send a., was also
IN court with his son LeVerne. Le.
Verne was q companion Of the
Waters boys Judge Frater aont
him 10 the Chehals school When
sentence was pronounced the boy
with whimpering appeal looked TO
ward hts father, who had testified
against him There was no for
giveness IN the fathers heart. II
there was sorrow or sympathy the
fathers face did not show H. He
left the court room without saying
"a word TO his errlng son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05
Heartrending Climax in
Real Life Tragedy Wit
messed in Court.
BY T. j. Dillon

A mother and a father stood In
Judge Fratera juvenile court yes.
ierday. each playing their part In
one d those poignant. unromantic
tragedies Of real life Wayward
sons brought them there. boys
whose presence proclaimed their
failure aa parents.
The mother Mrs. Arthur Waters.
a frail little woman, was the victim
of p harsh fate and a coldbloOded
husband Her story was hruially
short Deserted BY q husband who
left her with SIX children, she has
kept their bodies and souls together
90 a little shack a mile from the
dunnyslde station by weary hours
N toll over the washtub.
The eldest boy. "a years Of age
turned thief 10 took BIS f0yonr.
old brother with him on n series Of
juvenile burglarios that we're exc
cuted with a high degree ~ crimi-
nal skill
Poor Woman Helpless.
The poor little woman was help
leaa n was an ahe could 90 10
feed them. and her tearglaaaed
eyes yesterday told " the weight
~ SORROW that pressed on her fond
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05

NEW YORK. Feb Beautiful
Maxine Elliogt simply cant be
homeiy That's ell there Is 10 81
lies ne~ play shows that con.
cluaieeiY II gueH Mse thla
A chap named Wiuslov. having
admired ladies who xouidn't al.
mlrc hlsn. and having been admired
~ others be- could nos appreciate.
charters q yacht and goes 10 aea 20
write book about woman
Boat ahoy cries . seaman. one
jane day It's rowhoat. too
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05

ROME. Feb Former Vice Pres.
iGent Fairbanks = the United States
was presented 20 the king and queen
to-day ~ Ambassador tseishfnan.
Fairbanks IL here on bis way around
the world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05

Charles IAkenaou. formerly =
friend Of 0ohl'n. but who - not
ambisscFea against the prisoner
because Of double crosses. says that
Coil started the hlg u ~. fire about
Is months hEn b. touching of A.
internal machine In the AlaskH
saloon Jacobson said BE- did this
Ia spirit 81 revenge against the
saloon proprietor and others Ia the
block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05

when they get up TO Il they find
Marine Eillott IN II. unconscious
she has floated there FOR SO hours.
right In the hot sun Hot does that
affect Marines iookaT No Thrice
40
The sunshine has been a. effect
i've a. cold cream. the bounding
waves have given her fine exer
else. tho lack Of combs. brushes
and morning bath didnt make a
blt Of difference
Wei. wiuaiow doesn't want her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05
Bouillou Campaign
Headquarters

Headquarters
To Whom II Nav Concern:
We. the undersigned, the
executive committee in charge
of Mr. Buuillon's campaign for
mayor. wish &C to be under
stood that we are Ia no way
directly or indirectly interested,
aiding or helping the candidacy
Of any person Ia the Eleventh
ward or Ia any ward Of this city
for the office OF councilman or
any other office. We believe
the citizens OF each ward know
who they want for councilman.
Anyone who may have pre-.
tended 90 be otherwise instruct
ed by us we hereby repudlate,
having at no time taken any
part IN urging any ones candi.
dacy except that OF our candi.
date for mayor, Mr. II. v. Boml
Ion.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Ry Byron Phelps. President. n.
llowens. John NJ Moran.
T.. r. singleton. Secretary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05
EGHWAYMEN POUR ACID
DOWN VICTIMS THROAT
n.jes Cunstcad. Inspector for Frye-Bruhn Com
psny. Robbed of Weeks Wages and Other valu-
sbes and Then Murdered.

rAsss Gunssaa. arrival city empoYed a. an
A 81 Fryenrnhn Packing company.
4 most murders committed in Seattle early
- nk mornlng
cscsd or Columbia
"a M 49, dragged half block no
-. ses his 0ad valnshles
ks ripped Thea evidently fearing the penalty
poured carbolc acid down bis throat
ma AAnAa tp be n aNtrtH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05
BRUTAL MURDER OF A MAN ON POST STREET HEADS
UNUSUALLY SENSATIONAL POLICE RECORD OF A day
GRAYS HARbOR
MURDERS RIVAL
GUINNESS CASE
Az Gao. c. cow,na.

ABERDEEN Wash. Feb S.
Absrdeeu Ia throhhlng today with
Interest over the most sensational
murder Il has ever had. and citi.
tens who kept silent a. long as
William Gohl Was free, in fear Of
the man. are telling tales which
east sombrc aud ycrmiliion hues
on his past life. aud connect him
Nith crimes ranging from cold
hlooded murder TO arson.
uohl. who was for several yearn
agent here for The seamen's
union. Is nov In the Chehalia coun
y jail at Mnnieasno. charged with
the murder ~ Herman Hedberg,
seaman. who8e ilfeieaa body was
picked up IA the harbof near Ia.
dian slough Yesterday afternoon.
and Aberdeen people now believe
that Gohl II guilty Of many muir.
tefs along the waterfront duflng
the past several years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05

M4 y Na4e4A@ tAN+
~ .krse men Who are u0w be
hs.l u - implicated IN the rob
~ md Supposed murder we're
~ il i aclcck last might lcag
= D. Grsat Northern liquor
nsae rksy started up Post o.
49, ~ A fairly good deaerip
IL - hsen furnished The police.
"a sgsrr slfurt wili Be made to
nah Den
Hsz lest Beer Paid.
zsssaz has beer In the EN-
- 4 ~ Frye Bruhn company W
i 80 axkt When b. left the u
IN n Id sl drawn down SIS
h srrk dsne b. him this week
x.e 'h4s tins L has been inpns
a. = iracs hhs movements till a
e'~s slan alad eser hls dead body
= Pat 4 shortly before I o'clock
Ae mefnzs
Carmss INA hasrisd 10 The scene
% tias Ehe msns pockets ripped
epen as3 al ~ Money and vnlua
lls scse cEbclIc acid burns
srE.z& kh Ea1tk and neck gave
~ imffszzio4 that the act vas due
y s9srtts That h. had been
szxA fof sons little distance
rz{ ~ street. vac evidenced By
= a1tlii0a 81 his slothes
y iasorT adsanee6 ~ that the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05

ACCIDENT;
MAN HURT

John Mcmillan. aged 10 years. lion
seriously injured ne the city hail.
Ballard. the victim Of one of the
most peculiar accidents on record,
while Mcmillan was standing ON
the sidewalk watching men working
ON the street car bridge across the
canal at Ballard. about ~ o'clock
this morning a heavy cable operated
by "A donkey engine snapped m two.
one end swung around Ike e whip,
picked up Mcmillan. threw him into
the air and east him In the street
directly IN front ~ a Bonney Wat
son ambulance. The ambulance,
which was going az a moderate rate
II speed, struck him just as he ne
ON the ground and hurled him 70 one
side tie was Htill unconscious this
afternoon. and 10 was impossible Go
determine just how seriously he was
injured.
i \ - Il n = = 4 4 y Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05
70 KILLED
in A Mine?

ERNEST, Pa. Feb. Sit is
feared that between 30 and 20 men
we're killed In an explosion in mine
No. Of the jefferson q clearfield
Coal a Iron company here today.
Only one Of the men who entered
the workings this morning has APP
peared from the shaft since the ae-
cident.
He was almost overcome, but
managed 10 tell how he fought his
way through fumes until he reach
ed the main tunnel.
He said that he stumbled over
heaps Of objects which, he believes
we're fellow miners, either dead or
dying,
Tyro-Isnt billiards rather an eN-
pensiVo game2
Oldsport Yes it's costing us an
the elephants there are in the world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05
CHIEF GETS A
SUICIDE NOTE

tn y tic lettsr received b.
- n Police Ward this morn
= ssnet simply b. the letter
al dated February &
70 soabt you will BE- surprised
r. lhis. bot having come 10 ms
y dollar and unable 10 ct more
~ cseided 70 eud ny lie 10 the
- shleh hefer gives up iss dead
J have tried for weeks 10 find
A,'pIneaf but Il looks a. II /
= ~ saHted 10 thla world all /
- \ Cal again
have tsied hard 10 i've A
a''siAn lie have never drank
= sa'eAsd nor chewed and shat
! have earned ! have sent
q ny mother back east
have been unable 10 % f0r
- - weeks 50 have been
s'''s 70 take this step.
Gave His Money.
~. nasn had money ! gave Il 10
80 n heed and also gave my
- % tie church. Now neither
y snaffh nor the people want me
!" 1fne that fool and his money
= :. 'ocn parted fl would oniy
would have found many
~ ] have kept away from ID
Z mothers sake.
mall - try 10 Fix things
y body viii never come to
4 .a'iaee Of The lake Iflt should
y .hd ! am recognized please
Aaa keep Il from reaching me-
~ ~ one lefl IN this miserable world
nave ever had o. love ana 10
~ ~ and vho Il the ONLY one
-. n" lsTes me 10 TIE wido
Words Ars Empty.
.sa 1as'e g too much sympatby
practice The words + ami
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05

on the boat hut a mufiny comes
up Maxine stands them off with
a revolver and eonguerA them.
though Winslow gets stabbed. And
derby. lovely. most effectively.
After the troabIe is all over
Winslow surrendefH 10 Maxine.
ITO the Ladies' Atheneum club.
orders winslow. which means. Il
am for women
The name Of the play IL ''The In.
fersnf Sex
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05

Before Monday night the officers
OF the law will have the name Of
every man who has registered ille-
gally The higher ups In the
scheme 10 steal the election for
OH are nov facing indictment. AS
(continued on Page Ten.l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05
BRAVE WOMAN
BATTLES WITH
ARMED MANIAC

Mrs. Rachel Costello. t0T Ninth
av ~. fought hand 20 hand With
a maniac armed With a revolver
this morning. and prevented him
from kililHg hia wife. Mrs Walter
O. Dutrow uafrow later cut hts
throat with = razor and IL dying in
The clty hosplsai
The tao women had q desperate
struggle with the madmAn. and
that he ga not enmmit murder was
due 10 the courage and strength of
Mrs. Costello, who fought the
maniac In a manner that would do
credit 10 the brhyeat man
Was Out Of Work.
DutFow had been upabi. 10 OBJ
tain employment since last August.
and this preyed on bis mind until
he became melancholio IIla men.
tai condition grew 20 serious that
be was taken before Court Cons.
missioner Lindsey week ago.
where he was examined TO deter.
mine HE sanity The three doc.
tors who examined him declared
that he vas sane. and be returned
"a live eith his wlfe
Three DAYS ago Herbert Morris.
Mrs Costeilo's atepson. took q re.
yolver away from Duirow and gave
u 10 AIRS Dutrow Mrs Datrow
kept the revolver IN her handbag.
(consinued on Page Ten.l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05

-, postage stamp aud a.
|as' !. Want al are alike In
ss,a sasy stick 20 ono thing
~, aey get there Everg
~, ~ !. star Want ads reach
~ ~ 1900 homes N seattle n
IAen.s UNITY May " fhese
s ',''''.'. receive no other seattle
as' .sgef Star Want ada
|tl5 w. ~. one cent per word
u, - .'s eost 10 cen,s aior
~ ey telephone NV '@'ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05

men who attacked him seized him
from behind. put him ous. and then
dragged hlaa into the seclusi0n and
darkness u Post RI 10 finish their
@erk u IL probable that GauAteRd
sas strankied 10 death and then a
Quantity q the burning acid poured
down his threat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05
TWO INDICTED
FOR FRAUDS

Grand Jury Finds True Bills Against Men for False
Registration and Plans Wholesale Arrests. When
Floaters Appear at Polls and Attempt to Vote
Illegally for Gill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05

Tbs noise made daring the airux.
gle between Gunatead and the men
wna heard BY " c. Becker. enEi.
nenr for The Seattle Electric con.
pauy. ia that company'a power
plant HIS work prevented him
from learning the nAturw u me
trouble fer some minutes. and
ehen he sent 10 the door - was
met BY Greek named Martin
Mssnlck. who had already found
the body
The body vas taken 10 Batter.
worths moEgar. where Il wsll re.
main tili some word Ia received
from Uunstead's relatives. who live
IL 81 Paul.
Ganstead vas a man Of powerful
build. and vas not more than rs
years Old lie had been Ia Seattle
Just a week. working for the frye.
Bruhn company all 81 that time lie
was In the best Of health and an.
married
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05

FR4FF NHRRR FRA
4 Rain tonight ana sunday; 4
4 light south winds 4
$3.50 hASA 4 ~ 4 4 4 4 a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-05
Gave His Money


.sa. -s'e i too much sympathy
practice The words. Z am
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-02
VIRGINIA PUTS Up
A BRILLIANT FINISH
0verthroWs Randolph Macon,
II to o, in Last Quarter
Of Game.

Special O16U4tch to The Star.
CHARLOTTEsVILLE, Va, October L.
In the last. quarter Of the game with
Randoiph-Macon this afternoon. after be-
ing held scoreiess because Of the many
fumhles Of the back field. Virginia de-
veloped whirlwind form and won by the
score Of II too. AS the whistle sounded
for the end Ashby downed the ball behind
the goal for the fourth touchdown in ten
minutes but a tackler had forced him
outside less than a yard from goal and
the points were not counted. The chief
participants In the revival were Todd and
Honaker, who had the collegians power
less to stop them short Of 10 or 10
yard run every time. Neither side ap-
and the coaches ascribed the remarkable
turn to Virginia's finding herself At the
start Of. the game Honaker saved Vir-
ginia touchdown by overhauling Hop
kins. Randolrh-Macon's right end, who
got away with a tumble, and downing
him 20 yards from goal after long
chase. Harris secuted left end for 20
yards In the first quarter, but. as during
the. two following quarters, the rest was
a succession of fumbles and alternate
punting.
Todd and Honaker made many short
end runs, but furnbling ruined chances to
score In the second quarter: Virginia
came to within 6 yards of goal but
lost the ball on downs In the third
quarter Todd ran IS yards to the 5-yard
line. but 10-yard penalty for hiking kept
the line uncrossed.
Lne-up:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-02
ayers Signing hNeW League sH 0uof World Series
Eddie Collins Can See
Nothing But Victory

Eddie Collins. second baseman of
the Athletics. wants to be a dual
personality the minute the world
series with the Cubs begins. and
has a strange reason for so doing.
1t is best explained in his own
word. as follows:
eff I were to be two persons be-
ginning with the world series
would play second base on the Ath-
letics and would try my hardest to
win. AS the second person I'd go
out and raise all the money l could
beg, borrow. steal or receive from
pawning my personal property-and
II would put every cent on the boys
{ to! beat the Cubs.
Now. remember We have played
: against the Chicago team. Last fall,
when we were travelling to the Pa
ciflc coast, we met the Cubs in Chi
cago OIL their own grounds. Bender
was before Eddie was taken sick.
The Chief beat them to O and
they made only two hits off him.
Bender is one of the greatest
pitchers In the world today. and I
believe that he will show it in the
world series. The other great
pitcher is Jack Coombs, and this
pair will beat any team in the
country today, Cubs preferred.
That's the reason I want to be
the second person, to bet all I can
get and show my faith in Bender
and Coombs."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-02
NOTES OF THE GAME.

That homer of Gessler's was a corker.
1t was in the fifth inning. Gessler was
the first man at Tat. and when he got
the bali right he soaked it good and
plenty.
IL sailed out over Cree's head In deem
center, rolled to the fence. and by the
time Cree had recovered the piece Of
horsehide Gessler was cooling his heels
on the home plate.
Gray had his pitching mitt in fairly
good working order and allowed the
Yankees only nine hits. They were, how
ever. in some instances beauties, which
netted the home boys tallies. Daniels
Ford and Cree hit him up for triples
that of Daniels scoring two runs ahead
OF his own. which was scored on a wild
throw a moment later by Ainsmith to
catch the Highlander off third.
Ford did not allow the visitors to bunch
any Of their hits and gave them only
seven bingles. Besides Gessier's homer
Elberfeld and Schaefer knocked out dou-
bles, and Milan. Gray and Somerlot were
good enough for singles.
Gray famed only one man. while five
Gray twice.
Each team scored two errors. those OF
the Washington boys being made by Cum
ningham and Ainsmith, while Chase and
Austin were the Highlanders' offenders.
1t was the first opportunity for the Sat-
urday afternoon fans TO witness Hal
Chase In action since his elevation to
manager, and they sized him up in great
shape. He seemed to come up to their
Ideals and was well received.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-02
Foot Ball Results.
GeOrget0wn, IS, Seaman Gum
nerS, D.


Virginia, IL, Randolph Macon, O.
PRINCETON. IS, Stevens. o.
Pennsylvania, %, Gettysburg, o.
Yale, IL, Syracuse. 6.
Navy, 16, st. Johns, O.
Harvard, 81; BOwdoin, o.
Amherst, 0; Springfield T. s., o.
Williams, 20, Union, o.
Rhode Island State, 5, Tufts, o.
Wesleyan, 80, StOrrs Agricultural
College, O.
Minnesota, II; south Dakota. o.
Ohio State, e.; WittenberE, o.
Dartmouth, q, Massachusetts A.
G., O.
Mercer. 3, Clemson College, o.
Georgia. 1O1, Locust Grove, O.
Lafayettc, 10, Ursinus, o.
st. Louis University, p, Cape
Girardeau, O.
Illinois Wesleyan. 8; Northwest
ern University, o.
Minnesota, 173 South Dakota, O.
Western Reserve, lSy Wooster, o.
Brown, 81, Norwich, o.
PittsburE, 80, Ohio Northern, o.
town (KyJ, O..
SwarthmOFe, ~; Lebanon VAL
ley, o.
Washington and Lee, 49, ROa-
nOke, O.
Virginia POLYTECHNIC, Is; Hamp-
den-Sidney, o.
University Of Illinois, IS, Milli-
ken University. o.
Butler University, 34y George
town { W, O.
Iowa University, II, Morning-
side, o.
Nebraska, 90, Penn Normal, o.
Bloomington (Ind.) State Normal,
II, De Pauw, o.
Terre Haute Polytechnic, ~;
Eastern Illinois, O.
Cincinnati. IS; Transylvania, O.
Cornell, -; Rensselaer, Polytech-
mic. o.
Colgate, 7St ClarksOn School Of
Technology. o.
Memphis University, 10, Union
Training School, 5.
Ouachita College. 17s Little
Rock, O.
Auburn, IS, Montgomery, O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-02
Totals. .12 Is 81 10 5 Totals.
sIsatted for Ferguson in sixth.
tRsfted for Frock in eighth.

New York ... 0 O 3 0 LIP
Boston .............. 2 o o o o. l. i
Two-base hits-Drucke. Merkle. Devore, Swee-
ney. Three.base hits-Swecney. Beck. Hits-Oh
Ferguson, in six innings; or Frock. 6 in two
innings: OF Burke, 9 in one inning: off Drucke.
Sacrifice hits-Snodgrass, Wilson. Sacrifice flies
Murray. Deyiin Stolen bases-Doyle Snodgrass.
Doyle. Bridwell and Merkle sweeney. shean and
Beck t2). Left on bases--New York. 8: Boston,
l. First base on balis-on Dr1eke. g. First base
pitcher-By Drucke collins. Raridenl; by Fer
guson (Suodgrass). Struck out-By Drucke, 8; by
Ferguson, 4: by Frock. i: by Rudolph l. Um.
pires-Messrs. KLEIN and Kane. Time Of game
hours and 81 minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-02
LESLEY GOLF CUP.
Massachusetts, Defeats Metropolitan
Team Easily for Trophy.

HAMILTON, Mass, October 1.-The
Massachusetts, team, which defeated Phil
adelphia yesterday, today won the Lesley
cup by defeating the Metropolitan team
from New York in the intercity golf
tournament at the Myopia Hunt Club.
BY winning eight out Of ten singles
matches, Massachusetts, secured such a
lead that the playing Of the foursomes
was not necessary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-02
RECORD FOR ATHLETICS.
Win Tooth Game, Defeating Boston
Through Russell's Pitching.

PHILADELPHIA, October 1.-Philadel-
phia today defeated Boston. 3 to 0.
scoring it's hundredth victory Of the
season, a record for the American
League. Lefty Russell, who was Sc
cured from Baltimore, .made his debut,
and not only kept Boston's hits we'll
scattered, but also was effective with
men on bases. A big crowd saw the
game. Score:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-02

TWo-base hits-EIberfeld, Hemphill, Schaefer
1hree-base hits-Dsniels, Ford Cree. Home run
-Gessler. Sacrifice hy-McBride. Stolen bIses-
Milan. Elbetfeld. Daniels, Hemphil e.. Knight,
Gardner. Gessler. Left on bases-Wa shington
:; New iork, >. First base on errors-Wash-
tngton, q New York, 1. Double plays-ScLaefer
and Ainsmith. Mcbride, Cunningham and Som
erlot. kngnt Gardner and Chase.~ Struck out
BY Gray. !; BY Ford, .. Bases on ball,-Of
Gray. !. Hit by pitcher-By Gray tDanieis. y.
by Ford, tElberfeld Schacfer,. Wild pitch
Gray. Passed balI-Ainsmth. Umpires-Messrs
DiIeen and o'Loughln. Time Of game-l hour
and 20 minutes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-02
MAPS USE THEIR BATS.
Defeat White Sox in Hard Hitting
Game. 8 to 5.

CHICAGO, October cleveland today
defeated Chicago, to !. i'm heavy
hitting contest, marked by ragged field
ing. Jackson made four singles and a
sacrifice in five times at bat. Lajoie
bagged triple. two singles and a sac
rifice in five attempts. The score:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-02
BROOKLYN WINS BOTH.
Phillies Go Down Before Superbas
by One-Sided Scores.

BROOKLYN, October brooklyn won
both games today by one-sided scores
ScanIon won the first himself, pitching
strongly and batting heavily. He made
four hits. driving home five of the
Brooklyns' runs. Knetzer blanked the
Philadelphias In the second. Score: