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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31
Favorable Decision
Increases Bettin6

EMENYviLLE. Cal. March al
The decision u the state supreme
court that u IL no crime for q third
person 90 hold stakes as lduR m he
does NOS DO u Tor hire has had an
Immediate effect on the race soora
The attendance al tho races hae4s has
Increased nearly 100 pet ceaL "a two
Gays, and the betting has Increased
ni a IKE ratio. The stakeholder pre-
ahmhhly has become q fixed insfitu-
ton. Under the new ruling money
~ freely passed In thc betting ring
ana settlements are being u1naoHfter
each race
Yesterday most u the crowd wac
made up ~ "habituaia," who had as
taohahed credit Many Of them ala
not take advantage ~ the stake
holder However he was, bnhhiar
among the small boftora Fnd u ia
expected, as the season phifra4nen
betting WIN be more in evidences lhan
az present on account Of the stake
holders presence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31
JEFFRlES WILL co TO TRAINING
CAMP WITH N THE NEXT FEW DAYS

Word received frem Farmer
Burns states that the big grappier
ia ready 10 start West AZ a mo.
monfs notice The other member
~ the training staff also can be
gathered quickly. and 1effries ex
pscta 20 begin his actual work the
day Of his arrival At Rowardennan
Iefffies. Joe Desmond and 70
Hopperatead reached los Angeles
from their automobile trip into the
inyo county mountains about mid
night
The big .follow was In excellent
spirits and declared that he gained
five pounds ON the trip.
he ~ planning another hunting
trip, which IL scheduled 10 begin
the week after the Johnson mill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31
GARRY HERMAN
ADMITS IT'S
TRUE

CINCINNATI. March 81 Garry
Hermann. chairman % the national
baseball commission. today admit
ted that the published ruling IN the
case of holdout Catcher Johnny
King OF the Chicago Cubs Is cor
rect. The full report was SEIZED
uled 90 be given out Thursday. but
there was a leak somewhere. and
the important ruling IN the finding
Of the commission has already been
given out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31
Mike Donovan. Tales of a. Years in Ring

mad hard time getting the money.
snd on the last day ~ grace WE
weat a. New York theatre and I
met an eta friend who waa rich and
Interested ~ boxing when ! In
tfoaneed Curbott aud assured him
Jim would beat Sullivan. be rram-
ised us ths $1,000 necessary
went 20 New Orleans with Cor
hatt and NRs beside the ring aH hfs
adviser had boxed with him often
and also with Sullivan. ard knew
there was nothing 90 II but Cnrbett
John T.. was NOT himself. II he had
been. a man like gorhrtt wunil
never hhvu whipped him
| urged jim % pas Sullivan nut
~ hia misery after the fret faw
rounds nut he had heard ~ that
awful right and was wary Round
after round he stalled and danced.
irttinR Sullivan tire himself. and I
kept aaNins Htio a and ftniah him
Ne can't hurt gov. Can't sod ser
he's gone and NuffefinEf
Coftett il mistaken when nc says
e was an upparegt that fsniahesl
sullivan cufisetf planted a straight
right behind HuiiiKann eaf and re-
prhfrd tho blow Tne mighty Sui
Ivan. hia face u picture II aNany
gopried over. defeated And the
country hailed = new chafnplon.
u ~ss a right shifs, ssith = bioss
20 the storAeh--aoss kna~n as ths
solar plesvs hiop--ssith sshi9h Bob
Flt1airsrpons defeated Jiu Cprbsts
a. Carson City. | taught Fitxains /.
mems this biess.
discovered it accidentally IN ms
fight aith WIN Mcclellan tn san
FFanciNcu. in AaKuss tkfsth
IN tha fourth round Il thaf HThi
mY shoulder vas aisians&ea ana
iharrafirf ! haa O. keep mgs fiEhi
riiew at my aide I sasprnaad mY
thumb in my belt bus ! e9la nor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31
THEY'RE OFF" AT
JAMESTOWN

JAMESTOWN. Va March ST.
Preparations inF gala racing son.
son here. beginning April q. are
practically complete Scores 81
horao0 from the Jacksonville and
Tampa tracks have arrived and
many ~ tho best riders IN the
country viii attend the meeting
Promoters assert that the events
will surpass The cards IN Florida
and California.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31

los ANGELES. March af.-if
James ; Jefirles doesn't break
his arm" or u some other unfof
seen catastrophe does not inter.
fere. he Will start for San francis
co next Friday OF Saturday. en-
route 70 Rowardennan to begin his
training for the Johnson battle
Jims plans are up in the air a
BIT yet He stated today that he
uust hear from San Francisco and
rom Rowardenunn before he can
Be certain Of the date Of hts de-
parture n be leaves Los Angeles
this week. u il probable that he
will ~ down Co his mountain camp
above Santa Cruz next Monday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31
STANFORD RACE
Is CALLED OFF

The race between The crews u
Stanford and Washlngton. set for
May 90. Ras called of yesterday.
Manager Xetnick received she
following telegram from the Cali
furnia authorities Regret race
must De- called Oft Reasons arising
since arrangement make il lmpoa.
altle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31
ORVIE OVERALL
WANTS TO CATCH

NASHVILLE. Tenn. March a.
Orvall overall the Cubs giant
pitcher. wants % become q barkHtop,
So overwhelming has the desire be-
come that yesterday br actually
begged Manager Chance for AN OPP
portuuiiy 90 WORK behind the bat
fhla season
During hlR college days At the
University Of California overall had
some experience az "a catcher, and
his ambition IN said TO date from
these days BE and Nick Williams.
now with tho San Francisco club Of
the Pacific Coast league. composed
an interchangeable battery that was
the despair NJ an the other "rah fah'
mines and half the professional eluha
on the Coast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31

happened Al stanford 10 braat orr
tho match. The RAGS Has agreed
ON oniy Monday ln letter received
By Irdnick 7 ere has been no
trouble between the MANAGEMENT
~ the ,uo crews. and Il ls thought
that another date may b. secured.
Tho Stanford Washington race
was 20 be one Of the big athletic
eVeuts 81 The season
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31
COLLEGE PLAYERS
PLAY IN RAIN

Although the rain WAS coming
down in large goba. about half u
the varsity squad turned out yea-
terday afternoon 20 keep from losing
their grip. No regular practice waa
taken. The men mixing up "a little
work with tho stick and high ry
chasing hrinkcr stood at the home
plate ana hattod flies FOR half an
hour most VI them going mp several
miles Ny tho looks NJ them. Jimmie
'hrh. tho pitching artist. warmed
up just 10 keep In shape.
About no the rain came down 40
hard that ne boys feared the color
IT. Tho suits would run. 30 beat II
for the gym.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31

iet Mcclellan know my shoulder
was diaippated. 80 when Tho ihamt
weuld slip Out ia wlna my fiat Al
him ~ moving my body a. ihn right
in the seventh round ! got Mcs
risiinn into hls own corner and
took a short quick step toward hiu
lie raised hin guard 20 protect hla
face. when ! suddenly swung for
ward ny ieft. straight into hia inN
knocking him out Tor three min
utaa
Later / tried this same shift. pot.
ting my lett Into HE stomach. ard
fooled him with II almost even
tins. knew then I had nss
blow
Ia later years before fIsxsimmons
met Corbett ! Travelled with bin IN
exhibitions Hob hit nomofs ~ met
with terrific punches. because h.
hnn ~ beat them Ga fnuF rounds
TheAr blows we're #lwAsH 81 ths
face ne KILLED hraFaan and nnafi,
kllied others
WHY don't sou re- them In fhs
stomach asked him one day
"roati NH somebody wtth thoss
Jaw punches
I'm AFRAID thsy'u hlt mo whll,
Ira dalnK e. he replied
~lll show YOU how "a de a and
guard ysur hsse." replied Ard
taught him the Sniff and stomach
blew. Ne always used Il sfts,
pesrdor's asniA. although ne ons
nesiesd 4 snul he beat csrbsts.
when the crucial nn0fnent game ~
cafson cry Fiixeimmnna forced
Ccrhott 20 fhfHR np his guard. and
then drove his left against the atona.
ach The sn@f plexun bios was
knUwn rsrrya hars rwKg day.
fNnfs We have sees ghr laflsaa4s 81
iaffHa hHnrFaH fsa NafHs Is suAifan
Eaftsis and ftfFsfrnfaaas ffs Ices a.
ransitrf ar a. ifaAs see Creates FFhfrF
haf aHgths4 ~ rhesa fha aafff snaa,
itils esf q nsiF@is Fl aaem as ttiil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31
SPOKANE GETS THE
BOWLERS IN 1911

SAN FRANCISCO. March H.
Spokane. Wash. vas selected as
The meeting piace for the tourna.
ment ~ tho Western Bowling Con.
stresses In 1871 81 . meeting Of tho
delegates this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31
VETS AND COLTS out
FOR PRACTICE IN RAJ
Five Innings of Hard Hitting and Good "a,
Give Bugs First Taste Of Spring Baseball n
cruits Show Form.

a. can't scare me Seattle ban tes.s,. a,
thing Ike rain storm. and yesterday a. -. !
saasa waco lnfoyss a I've Inning Dfzsfs !.
spring. and ~ Just as we'll to lei H. - 4
cuhfemed ~ playing iu the damp : ~ ~ g :
Gent DnR1ale midiy 8iaiea the posslbls,. :, :, ~
fiapas Ab.pt ihe unle NE Northwsnssrs -
work Win Nn 8pNef case W ana assstE
showed an inclination % take things 49, ". ~ y
came IN Tor IA shhrp command 10 ginse, .s ss't Y
But tbn inclinadons ~ the 1915 anna y.
for too much. than too little work Al ~, ~ ~ -
~ the recruita who are breaking inte - :. -
for the first time seem 10 be niaxsns - ~
away and % thcre are not mighty "a. = ~
she OUTFIT IN another day ~ - ssDeels6, - =
miracle ~ Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31

Jaa J CorSett had fought his
great draw with Peter jackson be-
fore ! met him. in New Orleans.
I wanted % sias him up. ard aekrd
him O. show me sHmp 81 iha b11es
and shifts hr used A. cav him
step about. ard noticed hiss graceful.
speedy movements ! said
"feuna man, yo1'rs the ssiisss 10
defeat sullivsn"
"Ns'A zoo btg Tor rsm aAN him
fight aouss ysara age Cerbsss an
sserrd.
~Hs's rot ire came man he ssas.
! know Sullivan and ! knew you can
beat hlr,." insisted.
This lsa 40 10 ne fight coftseu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31

They say linn JefgFies IL indsg
nant because his story ~ his lite.
oxer the country. was chopped and
edited BY the pubilsherH Awfui
thought. what would this literary
gem have been like n it hadn't been
touched with The big blue pencilf
Whoever wrote the story for Jim
did a mighty poor job. and the an
nouBcemeni that Il vas much edited
leads e interesting speculation a.
70 lts quality In the rough
Tex Rickard has been quoted
a. anYinE that n Inhnann IAkea care
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31

Hchaeffsr. sailor continues
the initial Acfseff wsss -
crack hAfflsshp virginia Aslafd Geo.
hs has only service - -.
a
whip and he jBdicioay his throwing win ~
standards Eehaeffer a hapfef.
LOT ~ ground around his bag lie especially good ns
ones that he hes % stretch into the diamond for.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31

uniform yesterday and Impressed very f3Tsshs n
u ne BEST q condition suffering from slight leg spn m ~
~ this handicap. be showed good
brought off he only star play u ths day bss~ n
went well toward short and
~
drew round ~ applause hrAyed ~ d s
O. the boys out PennuEtons strong point
his base rannin9
Collins and Johnson the outfsders win O.,
Sarrpnh eafaHH are expected today They
tiers. and both have excellent throwing arula
Perry anxious 20 hsask rss s..
sprung yesterday and c1sinrt "a
c-sditnha He made couple - sse2
IMPRESSED - speed getting nxsr ~
a willing up better even dsT
"reary- Raymond absentee yesfeTdsy 3 arn1
awaiting he arrival q his trunk containing the properties
ball and showed lot u Tuesday when 10 appeared n
shift outfit
Pug Bennett realize cani = "A
with q lie pr8ug sphere III N
Tueaday yesterday decided
chances with his wing. iac the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31

himself O ne Fourth % Jaiy
flashed the Richards
dcrcng bad
everything fight hailed the opn0n wh DE-
light the first of she had shown Now he
with spells the effect Of his little bomb she'll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31
REDINGTON'S COLUMN

Tho coast promoters have about given up all hope
bringing stanley kctehol into the same ring with
am IAnwferd for ght ot sufficient length 90 test
no merits of both fighters, and u looks very much
- though ketch had decided 90 lot the negro and
rs game severely alone And IN this the gsntleman
eom Michigan shows the best OF Judgment for he
as no more chance with "beggar Sam than he had
gainst Jack Johnson and that rght WAS Joke 30
Everybody but tbe press agents
Thne san Francisco fiRht imnf0saarioa were
angling for kslch III the same time, bpt he managed
stall them err with either direct refuftls or indet
site auawors ana finally sgred With ianFfofd 10 box
m Philadelphia in April over the nixround route
cbls viii be no test al ALL and la a most unsatisfac
lofy arraugemnut an round but aa joe MnoamHn
puts a. +nesRars can't ho ch0oacra. and poor sam
had 10 take half loaf or none az all"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31

Batteries Hunt and IA f0naa
M9shsr French. Christian and
Spokesman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31
JOHNSON WINS
FROM SUTTON

W g. Johnson. billiard ehafnpion
~ tho Northwest. defeated 0sorrs
sutton, the handleHa player. Al IA
inch balkline last night. by a score
of 200 20 1871. The game was PLAYED
al Brown 81 Hulons University st
room. Another match will be played
tonight az Brown a. Hulen's room
on Third av. ana Madison at
Bicycle repairing. Hall. I'LL lat.
zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31

svsanE those who want % uaeh him with
marathon kech didn't make showing
Klaus II their recent sixfoune affair
with Frank with a pair % binoculars.
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meeting seemed VERY
and tbs conclusion thar either sam badly out Of con
don that fighting double under
estimated hs opponen e extent q being unable % even up The
affairs
his stRrve
notehe stepping him and when the city authorities Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31

Secretary Farrell Of the National
Association Of Minor Leagues aaka
clubs not o. arrange games with
United States outlaw league teams.
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cree that thcre were only slx maH
in the entire country who would be
permitted 70 Swap punches With
him
O o O
As 10 Kstchel even his best
friends are shaking their heads
over his recent performances. and
Il Is agreed that he must either win
another first class figti and restore
himself 10 good standing a.
championship attraction. or drop
into the obsenrity % second ratev
Kssch seems to have gone haeA
with vengeance Once a man gets
into the iimelight. there Is 90 limit
TO the stories. both true and false.
that are told about him. and possi-
bly, those who say thar stanley Is
taking Far from good care ~ hlni-
self may be exaggeratlng tho facts.
bat Il must BE- admitted that tie
balance u against him.
% o
ketchei has no liking for Frank
Klaus game. and when BE- isn't
dodgfnk promoters Who went e sign
bin With LAuEford. he is politely
svaaink those who want a. match
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31

Landlords recent fght with FLYNN In Los
ANGELES was nothing more than warm mp for tho
BOSTON dinre ard the wonder n that anybody took
the meeting seriously enough 70 bet ON The LONG end
ro those al the rluKside the previous fight Ia which
Flynn earned one 81 those famous Los Angeles news
uapar decisions" over the iNrannd route might have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31

Dretchk the college, tasiriar from
Minneapolis. pitched three inninKs
for one 81 the teams yesterday. He
looks lihc a bah player. and works
like a man who can field his posi-
tian. a. well aH get tie bail over
the plate. n he proves a. good AZ
he looks. Seattle wlli have a yaiua-
BILE man IN this young ;atrier.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31

Dance IN n'e'o''na tonight.
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rennIaEian- ~ - IhIra -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-31

Every woman should know that
thore Is nothing like a Hooaler
Kitchen Cabinet for simplifying
kitchen work. The Hoosior Special
Is the type most suitable for the
average home ........... S35. 90
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-16
: By Emerson Hough :
Author of "The Mississippi Bubble"

Yes" she nodded. I began to see an
other and graver side OF her nature.
| Yes, IL Is OF course Texas"
did not see fit TO make answer to
| this.
IF your master, as you call him. takes
| the portfolio with Tyler, it. Is 10 annex
Texas" she repeated sharply. "Is not
sun I would not answer Gomez /
said.
And ne asks me to come to him so
that he may decide
John Calhoun. Madam" 1 said. aYou
Still she went on.
And Texas not annexed is a menace.
Without her. you heather people would
not present solid front would you?"
Madam has had much to do with
She went on as though / had not
And If you were divided in your
southern section, England would have
all the greater chance, England. you
Enow k says she wishes slavery abolished.
England says many thingsV' 1 ven
tured
The hypocrlte Of the nationsl'' flashed
out this singular woman at me sudde enly
AS though diplomacy need be hypoc-
risy' Thus, tonight Sir Richard OF Eng
land forsets his place. his protestations.
has forgotten its duty also, Sir. you
were not at our little ball. so you could
not see that very fat Sir Richard paying
his bored deVoirs TO Dona Lucreziai So
I am left alone. and would be bored. but
for you. In return-a slight jest on Sir
no fat gentleman should pay even bored
attentions 10 a lady who soon will be
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-16
General Grant Called Upon Me for
Speech

One day General Grant came into the
office and said the Emperor of Japan
had sent present to him and that n
deputation from that country was to be
at his house that night TO make the
presentation, and asked that Mrs. Ward
and 1 come over. The invitation /
gladly accepted. and at about eight
clock we seated ourselves with the
family and several of General Grant S
friends in the parlor of his house, in
SiXty-siXth street where we enjoyed
one of the most beautiful ceremonies l
ever have had the pleasure to witness.
We grouped ourselves at one end of
tho large drawing room, and, having
done so, the general expressed himself
as ready to receive the royal embassy.
And then there entered some eight or ten
Japanese. dressed in the style of their
country, and with them came the royal
ambassador, who was to make the pres
eutation.
His robes were the most beautiful
| ever saw, being of dark silk embroi.
dered IN silver and gold and with the
proverbial dragon extending the whole
length of the back. This robe was held
up by retainers, and preceding the
wearer was a page bearing in his arms
a box made of one of the largest pieces
of bamboo | ever saw, being at least
ten inches in circumference and about
eighteen inches long. This was beau.
tifully laquered IN silver and gold and
was split through the center and had
hinges and a hook and key, and was
lined with beautiful Japanese silk.
At the command of the ambassador
the box was opened and he took from il |
a scroll from which he read in the Jap.
anese language the presentation mes
sage direct from the emperor which |
was interpreted to General Grant and |
to which the general made a most !
grateful reply.
The present consisted Of three large !
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-16
A Novel of the American Spirit
Copyright by Bobbs Merrill Co.

| not approve it. II 1t belonged to a lad,
OF means and desire TO see the lands
OF this little world, / should approve il
! very much.''
She looked at me with eyes slightly
narrowed, but no trace of perturha tIor
crossed her face. ! saw il was no or
d'nary woman with whom we had to do
an events. l should say that the bird
confined In such n cage. where secrecy
is SO Imperative, would, at times find
to. other employment You. Madam
looked at her directIy-"are n woman
OF SO much intellect that you could not
NO" She SAID. said. 4 7 Would sioui not be con-
-, Precisely. Therefore, since TO make
NE worth the living there must be oc-
venture, either for man or woman. 1
suggest to you. as something offering
faniE6f famnis6smeRt this little Journey with
bis message ] am his messenger and,
believe me, quite at your service in any
way you may suggest. Let us be frank
dn ~ you are are agent. SO am !. See, have
conae INTO your camp Dare you not
como Into ours? Come: 1t is an ad
venture TO see tall, thin old man in
d oressing-gow and req wooden night
partments much different from these"
She took up the rnissve with its brok-
asks a sod me - your your chief as you call him.
with you. a stranger"
PRECISELY. Could you go to the office
Oh tnlted states senator and possible
f5oinet fbst minister in broad daylight and
10 your apartments in broad daylight
ana that iact not be known? What
s,'H WoHld ,that man Pakenham' suspect in
wise. Great necessity sets aside conven-
IONS, lions; sets aside everything. Come,
Ert o,,II aho , .
me. felt that purple and " amber inried eIoW az
the emanation OF her personality, Of her
senses creeping around me again as she
Sowed lor li0swsTa finally her parted red
teeth. l saw the little heave Of her
BOSOM, whether in laughter or emotion
1 could not tell was young. Resent
me. all ! could do was TO reiterate my
demand for haste, She was not in the
least @ Impressed by, this,
Gomez she said 'I am pleased with
pleased with this little adventure"
rose lmpaticntly, and walked apart
" NJ tn0 room, You cannot cvade me.
can can gentleman who followed you You
nave him In the, net nlso? Is not the
nct a,irSr iuii enough
slowly from side TO side. her face In
scrutaole. "Am ] not a woman? All, |
am l not?i "a"
In t"andHl SAID l. wnlrllnS upon her |
let me. at least alone I am too small |
game for you. I am but n messeneer.
ness" WI ouo' |
What would you do II refused To |
60 with you?" she asked, still smiling at |
ne But saw that her attitude toward |
ne held no more than that of a bird o. |
1Tey and some little creature well Within |
Us power. 1t made me angry TO be SO
or,aS You ask me what should do?" I re-
orted, saNagely. II shall tell Won first
yhat Will do IL you continue your re-
usaL 1 VIII take you with me. and SO
way from tho bell ropel Remain sfIenti
20 not move! You should go II / had