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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-10

,,.srrt.n. Mass Nov 10
srsl ,'sa,as the attacking forces
Eail' ss sIle combat to-day Louis
la's hi stepped IN front OF a
slrsaa. = Mi,icnesquo and was
- "a Is death. William s''ms0a'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-10

nAnuAtN~ EASY TEHMH
o. 500 90 hn zeg1 ~ Denny Nay. near
Madison. new. modern, rFnsfagfn bun.
RalnWf bot ana cold water. gas nnd
electricity. hair basement and beautiful
Fireplace. DC minutes 10 second nua
Madison. 1850 90 cash. balance f1G 90
psf month. Including interest fee y
q. sheridan Room ) Seattle National
HHnh ffidF
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LET US SHOW YOU

That We do good work at reason.
able prices, We do all kinds Of
painting. vanishing. tiniing. paper,
Ing. etc Use the phones.
Federal Paint a Wall Paper Co,
1915 First Av.. near University 81
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FuRlllnt,nu nooMa

c~s~@~SS-Nr~@er0~.ese .N-@s~@.a~@.~~4@es
The vireinus" caii bells closets
500 NtfEinia q l 1 hot and cold water
hlk ffam Wostiahs ~ every room free
ar iQt modern fur ! baths and phones
nished tall nutsidsl rates from g. 10 20
rooms everything " par week Waih'
nss steam heat ihS distance
THE ANNEX --aoei Eighth sv. near
WastlAke aN new. clean, furnished
steam heated bedrooms tfsF meal,
Hates 81 20 per week $50 PEE night
Olympic Apartments = iiousrkesplnH
rooms 81 TO ana az. single rooms 50
and uFi best ana cheapest rinsestn apart.
meats "a city. nuaf public market aetV
Western Az
steam heated rooms bath ana phone.
suitable foF ! o. a. 10 minutes Naih
frufn city 100 up, Apt s0e 1915
sth av l. tsTs Cali % phone after
y
Ona furnished faotn for , msa. B. a
upes sinNis 81 gs. ana one tor 81 80
ttehM sth as CaN between 9 and to-
Hisht Or tnutorfnw
one ~ twa Furnished hausshsspias
foofHs ittth EiEhth av Gas iiEhta.
phone furnished
tAsht siHaie raam. heat bath and
rhene iie PEI meath. iiaa ruiamhia
Fufuished faasns. tiEa and up ttt
caiumbia - Matn tpas
cisaa fufaishsa foems foF fssl. o.
and "a eta alh AZ
fro nios iisht housessepius rooms
tttaA Niuth aF
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coy GENERAL OF
oLAY ARMY DIES

hla father. attracted by the crowd
reached the SCENE as the boy was
removed from beneath the trucks.
and with a griefatrickcu exclama.
tion clasped tho body Ia his arms
aud carried II home.
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A uorsrmoID MEDICINE

To ~ really valuable must shsN sagai-
" good resuita from each snsrnbsr % tbs
family uaIna D. Fufeg-H Honey and Tar
does Just fhls WMsther fer children o.
Erawn persons Foisg's Hpnag spd Tar u
best and safest for all coughs and colds
Harssi Drug AtaFas-
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JUST OPENED. Is SAMPLE HAT SHOP
Affgh priced trimmed pattern hats Tor
IS Can and - convinced Hnrnod 81
bats sec tfit Second Neem zls
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CITY REAL esTAre-fcen.l
HOUSE AND VICE FURNITURE

Dishes. etc. city water hot and cold
water in The house, wood ana chicken
house. large lot. bGHfff. ~ blocks
from ofHenNOpd boulevard. 1860.
terms Soc Dimnind a. 87th and
Greenwood North zsgf
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GIVE RENEEIr aAzAAR.

The Bladder society. Norwegian
organization. will hold bazaar for
sick members al a hall At 1903
Virginia st. tonight. tomorrow and
Saturday Ole uanaon wiM open
the bazaar with a speech. and band
and musical programs will be
given every night
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HrlP WANrEp-MAlr.
sAlEsaES WANTED


AZ enrs Enad live sairsuen o. place
tt.nNn 600 = per cent HNFHsetuhi Bonds
90 fret class n1sfftaffuus ufulaEitiun.
~ Yea aFS live salesman. and can
deal wiih me class ~ people mha ius
vest IN ihls class nf securities. tn4aigs
fa# A Kerr q M 90 q ~ rare
coMMoNW GAtrH HEcNNfrh CO,
eff Etfal Az
WASTED Men ana uHrnan 10 tsaFH the
nsrhrf trade. oamrlrtr ruaFse tfa
WAuEs PAID Nou WHILE LMAHNs
$50 ttpipFmAa s3sses Largest sehnel
in ems West
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE.
81 WaehiAstan az seattle Maia ftat-
WAITED "A hfl6ht faaHK mas fat o..
ttesfY mae. fausf understand hHFsrs Au-
plr fsap'e.s rssh Maftst itit 3 ttth a.
Msns tst hiaFk rafncaafs ft3t so Tfas
&c, haem Esf. Traders uidm se;N
Thifa
ctiAwEonp FLOOR CO. d ffsi
Rinef sarfaring avs feflnishin3 daae
neeana hana rlathtHs baasht aaA saia
1919 liss . Aaia stsf. iha .. sst8
rinnefs heipsfs wAntsa tts Bell q
s6A Prot Htsvsns Ns~ Msthna rsaehs
IS}A lea paheire guaranteed In pfts
AtT sAts tsrssaa DAYS. Sseufn9s Trial
faLI assays trss tsuFth ans tNas -
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FURNISHED APARTMENTs.

fN~srANa~Nsee7sTaNeTAfefe afaesTsssNTsraTaNgaeAW
GRAND VIEW APAHrM ERrs 400
EaHtiakas strictly modern completely
furnished o 3. Groom suites; special
summer rates walking distance p AGt,
Ina ag7f
Hrifldcra furnlahcd Apartments hent
Hight and gas. flb. ttt valley Phone
Quren Anne i1a1
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ssnsskD ~ BLACK AND YELLOW"
- FsetaaH Caiars' bst the color ~
= tssea fgniaiHing Foisy-s Honey snd
~ TEST aad safest ruuHh remedy
saeShs and coifa DO uat accept
I, isis tsf sss that Yau Esf tha sen
- fesrs Honey azd Tar 81 a Fsliou
49, "a black lstfsfA Harfeu DRUG
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Fnr accurate piano work. and Lessons
ln pencil rfayon. pen otchfna anu watar
eoinfa call Apartment ea3 Waidsrf
Lessons soc
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The SEATTLE STAR

no aAtL n.rnInEms rh2 aAts
Whsn Fasf sshsHFiHttah HHHifrs 70 % ths
aaaFeAa tahsi ~ each raa#f Whan that
dafa arrives. n YnuF satsef1pslan has nat
akAtn bs4n PAID ia ad0anaa. rear nanaa
10 taMsH tFem tha itsf A Gauge % date
or the address label - frcs.ut ~ ~
PEI Feaf iq fnF saH maasha
Battered At ths seattle pasdoffses as
aSraHd class maEtsF
one cent per eurV. ala ssnts per wnsk
81 twraaY I've cents PEI sannfh nsiiw-
srsa p r1sll % rarrisf Ne ffss copies
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DIR. JOHN DUNLAP

Al pelvic diseases, genital urinary. rec
ial. Piles cured without using knife. SIS
Peoples hank Rldg. Second and Pike
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PERSONALS.
boN6f m LONESOME -


D0Hff ~ LoSES60sc N-''~
tutsrststs fatrodyetnE society. for rs-
sSsseS kssy -sSltSr Ss sssssr l..''' a.f
srenFae xivsn and demanded. Fsrsgnai
fntfud 1otiera Hours - n %
fsc BsH fsi offrs isif Foar,h az.
realna 2 ASH u. cattle.
STYLISH MARr.ovER SHOP.
Hats trimmed. dyes. eisapsd ana rs-
bifrked Planes cwtsd ana cleaned.
Alteration Dept Nsw and cd gar
rnenis fsi Arrede
Wanted alpgis woman. psrtnsr 10
business requiring extensive travel ana
clearing tfPs NsfSlF. Only thesa mean
lng business need answer L-ieQ. The
4.Af
MILLINERY.
JUST OPENED. - SAMPLE HAT SHOP
hish priced trimmed pattern bats iof
hats sec ttil second noem sls
Fnr accurate piano work. and Lessons
ln pencil. Cfsyon. pen etchinH and waiar
eaipfs can Apartment ea2 Wafdsrf
wantod-A pleasant elderly woman
given nice home Tor company and s8me
help t134 tand and uaassaaa a. BeA-
coo 1871
Cerna Try Frognsr's corn FiastaF. n's
good send iac FOR samples o. "a FroE.
asf ass Geassssa 81 SEATTLE wash
Good card readings asu. Hotel Faida-
mar. tffsM Third Az. fanfn 10 Hours
~ % .. sHcert sundaya fnd asts
To establish highest class ethical den.
tistfr ~ lowest rates. convenient pay
meut H-tsa star
Wanted Woman who would Ike post
ton a. houaskesper In widower'a family
g tu.
W b mallory Rrows hair and cures
dnrdruff if7 Columbia 81.
~ n NO.
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FOR n~w. aseassA fsTulshsd reosas .,
lsw prices cali AZ Tue virxinaA sss VIZ
rlnla q naaf vastlAks Az 80.
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0iri as BODY lronor, lroncra and mark
er Phone ballard 90 OF ballard 1875.
NatioHai Laundry
Waated-A woman 90 do light house
work. married woman preferred 40
Firh Phone 9ai
For Sale Cheap blacksmith shop.
good business. Inquire t12t Rainier
boulevard
Wanted Experienced chocolate dip.
para KueniR Candy Co, 1921 First AZ.
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

@~cr~=@S~ccg@g~r- oce01~e-es~s~c.0s0Ne<
Two Furnished front rooms. Hua range.
phone. electricity. bath. on three ear
lines zaoeh jackson. Heacan 1870.
Two housekeeping rooms. two closets
water in Kitchen. no gas 1850 per week.
sos Seventh aV Phone ~ Ip1
alngis and suites walking distance:
gas bath. tirhti ~ 81 Up 2faa sisth sy
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FUNERAL pIRECToRa
~s@N~~~~~Nsr~s ~s~sH~~@r~@s
rgTrEMWuArW a SON gsrgf4saas.g
ftfs<t8fa kaf deceased Arahsimsas tsEi
isf.s egp Maprs thsatfa Ssta ph@nss gse
neaasy Wstsaa es FunsFai nifssssss
rhif1 a. aa4 NniFsFsi1F Beta Nhnnas "a
SPECIAL NOTtCEh
sNs~<~@~~~~~Ns~F~rs~--~~ s-sses-~fNs~~Sr~~s~-~~
On the I'm lnsi 1udaa Ffafsr aFaatsd
CqhNn is no i0akeF semnertad aIth the
feenls's Amusement Co. lar sna said
eafnp AnT ~ili nat b. responsible for any
1shtH contracted ~ him from thss
data On
nENsf WAY trNDtsAT EutNg Co.
Fire uphaistarfag faFnifmfo repairing.
alan furEitufa packing And boat waFa a
speciality AT work guaranteed
Fha1a y a SO kgt usunr Way
Oct Yaur fawn nNei. now - thr rfrht
tire Fhpns Main tssf. rst for rttfs-
Kafa
Bshsirnsn A Wilson rsrp~nt~rs ana
tathesa. wladuW Ana a9ar scfssaa a sps-
eiaffr Maiu fffat lad sfHf
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FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS

-~-~~~-~~-~s~~>~0-~4~ 4>e-e-~SNN-~Ne~~4ee~
All or part Of best offices iu Pioneer
block -. G0T Furnished or uufuriahed
Uae 90 phones Main g1ot. Ind g31i
All kinds Of store fixtures, counters
shelving, etc. made ~ 90 bell 81. Phone
Ind 1893
uasemsnt 22xf0. storage or factory
Pine and Terry East 1919. evenings
carpenter shop ZOE rent 1911 Terry
aV Ind T. 1855
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HrLp wAhTEp-FFMALe

WANT gD--Eevsral young women WITH or
without experience. A. felsphous 9per
atoru Apply 1880 iTth Az or 1i0t
Third Az The Pacific Tslaph0ns q
Telegraph Company
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cIlNAr A nlnT
FoR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

oe~-e04~eN0N~~~~~ -e0~~N~-e~0~N0~NNs~eo
ms acres good level land two miles
from Langley. WILDLY island. an or part
fnrd los
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AoEnrR MANrrn

~s-~~4~~=~-~es.~s~~~=@- ~~~~~~~e~-~-r-~~~~~s~
AGENTS WAIST Epa-ra aid as suppiJ
the demand faf choice nnrsxrT stack
eaffif free cash weekly Address "a ~
TAI CITY auR@EnT cOMpAar. salem
Oregon
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CITY REAs EGTATE.

Dairy ranch. 40 acres near OHrloni
TO acres cleared. tb acres nlaHhnd. and
mostly fenced. good barn. house and
orchard This b. well situated Tor plat
ting into t0-arro tracts. Price 1900,
good terms
uODOsON a NELSON.
Ea1 sullivan Hidg
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ron $50 CASH

win cell 70 reliable party new Groom
hunHslnH, modern, 2 blocks from PhinnaF
car Price o. ite. cot from fEsf0 bat
ance Ike feat DWnus. Egi Empire build
ing
hse plssisred cottage large lot.
Sound Niew tan blocks 10 beach one
BLOCK % fnF aud new 5000 afhoai .
easy monthly payments ~ A. Young.
nSEt 20 btetson'a store. uatewood. raunt-
leroy tar
samuel csiiyar. sos Lsary building
dsnts in city property. farms and timbe
lands t4si gnaf property with him
firaadwAy -s1tigs only SIS oaner.
aUf grafH Eidr kfnf. Fanf
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AUCTION SALTS

- 90 - n = -, !, -
office igtt Flrsl az PHONE 4 gT8t
q nnfhschiia. aBefisnsar and ayprais.
er. ~ yuuf service Main Tkk8. l. Saia
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ron sALE-FURNIrURE
FoR sAlr-pouLTRY

i. -, Z, ~ ~,
for ssis. fine curhsfelH ard puifsis Phone
mornings Queen Anne 4QaE. af call a.
aite NiNfh HE ~
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HOusEe-
gs~~=~rN~4re~~~~eerN~sr ~~arsS@~-rsrs~sr~c~~~@s~s
Madrrn five ard aiK roaus. on rofnsr
~ t9th and uaEiey, oar On t8th ct. fui
cement basement. furnace heat Rent
tt9 90 per manth Fhpus North 1919
Gas co Per naath. stEht-fa9m house,
partly Furnished. best car iina. paved
street, Sod place for fesmsrs iaes
3 tpth -
& ruurnn us. reafnH itt. modern in
first ctaas coadittan. Corner t.aiana AMI
East tath. on neN car hns Fsono
fiiaek $50
place Tor rent suitable Tor dairY busi.
ness Care steve neaxan. Seattle enslnn
hause Third ard Pine
$50. ICON hauss. bath. hot aud cold
watsF. electric WEhta large Tot ffgf
burke ~ l'hone White tet
f-rnpm modern Furnished cottage At
Ballard Tor eoupiei nice large lot and
sarhHn. Iis Phone ballard io2t
Five.room house Toe rent and a bath
f6ag 2tth az Inquire 1914 Pike a.
Main tsat. Ind = tsss.
Four.room fiat iiE str room house
81 Watkins distance. Phone Main te8p
iaa ueren d
Modefn Groom house can use as
flats close In basement. East iaTA
evenings
For Reut- Modern t.room cottage. mn
man city Main $3.50
sir.room house thar8ushir modern.
furnace szs a6fh BEACON H9na
FLATA
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Ns~y~s~s0gs~aes0sHs~<hsa TH=erS~-TaSsFg=TS
LOANS TO WNnKTNB PEOPLE
on REAL ESTATE FURNITURE. Pr
AMOS LIVE STOCK or AT Good
hECrHfTY EASY PAYMENT PLAN
LOWE8T POSSIBLE RATES MAIN
a1fT IND aaaH
OSCAR r Jensen a CO. TSc.,
fit Northern Hank BidF ffb ard PIKE
Loans On furniture horses etc Will
lam Roach FnNW III Nsu York HidF
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FOR RENT

~r-~res@~~=rNes~srsT-~
Scenic negatives o. raalftr NaFthwss
So ana larger racues. F-t MAT
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sirUATloNs wAN1to-MtLe.

First class carpenter wants work al
once. Phone North isil
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-~s~-~-~-~<~>N~~e~~~~-~~ ~~~~e~-~s~s~~>~~-~J
HOLCOMB CO. SALE STABLES.
Heavy draft medium sired horses. guar
anteed izl1 Western Az Main 1871
FRESH family co.'s giving large quantity
~ The richest mik Green zee Corner
ttnd and Aurora
SIS buys choice q two fresh cows.
calves 10 their sides. Jersey and Dur
ham GTeh Green Lake boulevard Denny
station. Green fek
F1r Anle--Frsrh COWS good ones thia
time Nernun. 1it Ninth y, Phone Y.
A. 1901
Prize alnnlnF CarneauH nIgesna
squat. hreedsFs ~ mated pair beacon
'sf
Two Jersey COWS fof sale cheap. $40
ttth W
Ffesh mileh co.'s fof sale. zoe siKih
aw IS
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BUSINESS CNAsCEs-
~a~sN~H~r~FersFefsFs~q
$50 DOWN AND $40 A MONTH
WILL SECURE FOR you TWO
ACRES N KIRKLAND.
Hnrh Hasf terms. ard nfiae 0nlr itte,
Htfn seu. tnHi suitwt Ter faisisE tsss
tables ffuit ehifsFHs. sfN tigts Is
market mith good tf@hspaf'stiue ana
trH fare Gloss 81 sFhanta Churches.
stores sle AAaHia dnubie in saiss iM
ahnft finHs ctesssf arresEs 90 Hsafta
Taks Nadisen ehs sHa AfEisa1 fsFFf
nF Anfaftas MaAf te Nffle@ az
BURKE a FARRAH. INC.
ON wharf ~ Kgraissh
FnF asia usasfai stefa. slass consists
nafn. fi@as. fseH. arsiH sna neitsus. siif
inFuins sheet Itrt4 haVsa't saaanh
capital e. senapss fhis tssiness. a. u
Efas8ns fea fast faf ras TIE district is
mau an1 81 psssaat tiuaH ! axses zee fAnae
Fisa ana thsF ers faFss rtas4 ea4ferssafs
uatF tass faf 90 ksa sezeunt in fsa
reafs alsa eWm fhs pFapsFtv. ant gtFj
ssi - isss. - rasehseeE NJ hsaltA =
on tha ham. anH rsg capital tee small
- runHues thia bssstHaes Gals ace s.e
uss Al ttai atth A. ~. ard wttl shes
Fua ems - tbe hnst hNYs 10 ttis clsY
nAHnEgtA hsta's Taar appsfiunltY Ne
Funr absn hass TaW-rhAtr shop tnr sale
Escsltsns iaeAiion fes Fspns a.. nrsmsr-
Sen. Wasn
Estahilahias hlshest risss ethical asH.
fIstrr4 tassst rates. rssriy snutFarts
snali moulhfr pAgmnnfa Hstts star
fr.ai Fasfn AMI ianra caanlsr fof sais
cheap. owneF eosss sntisA 90 give % busi-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-01
By Horace III. shelton.

A. P. Bailey has had enough of UNI
ing of the fans was too much for him.
He has rendered his resignation.
Bobby GIawe, utility man of the Dali
las team. has been given his release. He
has returned to his home in Ohio. He
has played in but few games this sea-
son.
Joe Mcdonald. third baseman for Dali
las, is back in the game. He was
threatened with blood poisoning
-
The $4,000 purse for the BuffaIoes If
that team wins the pennant. has been
raised by the Houston fans 1t don't
look much like there would be a de-
mand upon them for the money.
Brady. one of the best pitchers of the
Galveston team, has added another vic
tory to his long string
Charlie Rose, who is pitching great
Oall for Houston. was tried out this
spring by st. Louis and will probably
have another chance at the-big league
next spring. He will doubtlessly make
good. as his service in the Texas league
has been of great value TO him.
Louis Barbour, an old San Antonio
player now with Springfield, Mass, has
just taken TO himself a better half.
Miss Elsa W. FOrsselI, of New York. is
the bride At the end of the season the
couple Will come to Texas on a bridal
trip.
Gus Fisher. a Texas boy with the
Portland. Oregon. team, is making good
as a catcher. His home IS in Graham.
Texas. Fisher is batting close to .29O
and is doing some fast fielding.
Fort Worth will not meet Houston
IN any more games this season. Those
two will have to battle with other and
probably weaker teams to see which
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-01
Airship Flight in Fatal Sew
enth; Errors Cause Defeat
of the Home Team.

1t was the fatal seventh that did il.
Likewise a choice assortment Of rotten
baseball Morenci. made four runs in
this one session on two hits plus a
bunch of bungiing errors by the Ell
Paso players Prior to this inexcusable
bIowup the two clubs were playing a
neck and and neck race with the score
tied two and two, and everyone delight
ed with the contest
Several to Blame.
Bad base running, worse fielding and
a general case of rattIes analyses the
situation as far as tie local club was
concerned Shifted to first Merritt fail
ed to negotiate the distance to third and
allowed a score in the second. An over
throw by Earthman and likewise one
from Hewitt were equally costly, and
even Wolfe took a header into the pool
Of despOnd by throwing wild to fast
and failing to tag runner at the plate
Out in left field Wright dropped an easy
fly which allowed Dean Woods to score
And so il went throughout the game
The sixth inning was q hard one for Ell
PaSo but the seventh was positively
weird. Wolfe threw wild to first when
Hoffman laid one down, pitcher Merritt
got hit and sent Holman to second,
Bodies walked Tama, Jim Wilson, Kel
ley struck out and Dean Woods clouted
one for q single to center, scoring the
Morenci pitcher and catcher. Hewitt
booted jake Wilson's offering and
Woods scored, making a total Of four
for the visitors off two scratch hits.
Started Off Well.
El Paso started in to repeat Morenci's
performance OF the previous game by
scoring two in the first inning before
the rah rah pitcher Merritt had settled
down. Ketchum got base on balls and
was advanced by Merritt's single Wolfe
hit out a sacrifice fly to center. and
Ketchum scored. Earthman hit one to
Wilson at short who booted it and Mer-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-01

will land the pennant honors- OF the
games played between the two teams
this year both have won an equal num-
Der, going TO show that they are we'll
matched.
Eubanks is another big league cast
off who is doing excellent work for
Houston. That team has been very for
tunate in that respect. 1t is rather un-
usual for big league discards TO make
good in company with the fast young
sters Of khe Texas league.
MuskOgee, Okla. wants TO get into
the Texas league in case Oklahoma City
goes to the western association 1t IS
probable that the league magnates will
favor Texas team for the place prob
ably Austin.
The Fort Worth team has made an
exceptionally fine record on the road
trip. winning two out of three games
played. Going at that rate and finish
ing the season on home ground il would
look as If it would be almost impossible
TO keep the team out Of pennant honors.
Brewster, whom the Fort Worth Pan
theirs released few weeks ago and who
was signed by Waco. is said 10 have
been sold to big league company for
$11OO. 1t seems as If the best way TO
make a player stick is for Morris to
release them Kane has been doing
the best work OF his career since Morris
tied the pink slip to him
CARRIER has been suspended by the
Sand Crabs. INSTRUMENTATION is given as
the cause.
The Fort Worth Panthers now have
an exceptionally fast outfieId in Sto-
vail. jolly and Riggs. No team in the
league is getting better results from
it's fielders.
Since the new men have been added
fCop+inuad ., p.,a 1,,rL4N
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-01
DOUGLAS DONS DEFEAT
THE BISBEE BUNTERS
Takes II Innings for Smelter
City Boys to Win the
Game.

Douglas. Arfz.. Aug. ELEVEN in
nings of beautiful baseball resulted in
a victory for Bisbee in the Sunday game
here between Douglas and Bishee. Kane
opposed Cummings, the recruit from
the Morenci club, who pitched nine
splendid innings. He was then relieved
by Marshall who finished the game. The
score was one and one at the end Of
The ninth and the two additional in
nings were necessary TO decide the
game Bisbee scored first in the sixth
and Douglas tied il UP in the eighth
from that time until Smith made a low
throw and Carlson booted one the game
was in doubt every minute of play. That
allowed the winning run to score and
the game was over. The fielding of both
clubs WAS alnlost perfect and the game
filled with sensational playing.
Score R.HE.
Bisbee -.......-.-..-.....
Douglas -.---.-1
Batteries: Douglas. Kane and Lee
Brand; Bisbee, Cummings, Marshall and
Grindle.
Saturday Game.
Because the Dons offered their pitcher
better support they won the Saturday
game from Bisbee to 1. 1t made
baattle of pitchers throughout, Pitts
and Marshall opposing each other for
the honors Of the two towns. Pitts al
lowed six hits and Marshall five but the
fielding of the Douglas club was the
better and the Dons won. Bisbee scored
first getting their one and only run
over in the second. This resulted from
a single and three base hit. Douglas
tied the game up in the fourth with a
single score. The game went to the
eighth with neither side scoring dead
lock breaker. Then the Douglas club
scored two after Bisbee had been retired.
Score R H. z.
douglas %
Bisbee 1
Batteries: Douglas, Pitts and Le-
Brand; Bisbee, Marshall and Grindle.
Umpire-Mackey.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-01
LUCKETF IN NEW LOCATION.
j. c. Luckett Buys Michels0n Stock and
VIII Have One of the Most Upto-
date Cigar Stores In Town

J. c. Luckett has purchased the
bankrupt stock and fixtures of the
Nicholson store at 3I4 San Antonio
street and will continue to conduct
the business at that stand. At an
early date q clearance sale of pres
ent stock viii be held This store is
one of the best equipped and popular
cigar stores in the city and its many
patrons will be glad to learn that
Luckett has taken it over, who is prob
ably the most widely known tobacco
merchant in FL PasO. having been in
business here for a number of years.