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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-25
HUSBAND UNDER
BONDS TO STAY AT HOME

chicago. March 25-rhe stay-at
home bond is now one. "a was APP
piled yesterday hy Judge Gen miN of
the municipal court 90 Harry kalmar
whose Wife sarah Nalmar, had him arr
rested ON suspicion that he might take
ID into his head tl run away Mrs
KaImars first husband ran away, and
she does not want to take any more
chances
what makes you think he win run
away2" asked the judge.
We'll you can't tell anything about
these men, she replied. Spring comes
along and they get feeling they want
to migrate IKE birds thought "a
would bee best % have mm put under
bonds to stay at home.
fixed the stay-at home bond at $500,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-25
MSS CARNEGIE ENDows mn.

Pasadena. Cal, March 25.-Just be-
fore leaving with her father and mother
for New York yesterday Miss Mar
guerite Carnegie gave 5000 as an en-
dowment fund for a children's bed in
the Pasadena hospital
Each year on her birthday the young
daughter % the iron master Is permit
ted 10 make a gift TO charity OF her
own choosing AIR Carnegie says the
time will come when the system of
giving which he has established viii
devOlve upon her.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-25
.PlNCH0T NOMINATED
FOR YALE CORPORATION

New Haven, Conn. March 25.-
Clifford Piuchot has been nominated
for election 90 the Yale corporation
20 succeed Henry J.. Rowland, Of
New York, who declined recollection.
rho other nominees for the place are
Frederick W. Vanderbilt and General
w. W Skddy. If Now York Presi-
dent Taft Is ono of the members of
the corporation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-25
ROBBERS EXHUME BODY
AND STEAL GOLD TEETH

Forest Hin, La, March % The
most unusual robbery In the history of
this section Of Louisiana was perpe
trated last night when the body OF F.
ID. Gamer was oxhumed and gold
teeth. O diamond ring. a gold watch
and cuff buttons We're taken. The body
was sealed ia a tomb here more than
30 years ago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-25
SHOT WIFE BECAUSE
SHE WENT TO THEATER

New orleans. March G.-Enraged be-
cause his wife went TO the theater with
her brother. taking the children of the
family with her Alfred Mitchell today
shot and probably fatally wounded her,
seriously wounded the 12-ycur-Old son
and l-ycar-old daughter aud then shot
himself DO the head dying Instantly
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-25
KILLED BRIDE,
COMMITTED SUICIDE

Fairfield. Iowa. March 25-H ID. No
Donald OF Chicago early today shot
and killed his bride Of six weeks and
then committed suicide. The couple,
who We're married In Chicago. had Just
arrived I'm Fairfield 90 visit Mrs Nc
Douald's father Mcdonald b. thought
To have been mentally unbalanced.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-25
INTERNATIONAL DENTAL
FEDERATION MEETING

Paris. March 25.-The feature OF the
opeuinu session today of the tenth an
nual meeting of tho International Den
tal Federation at the Sorhonne was nm
address on anestheucs by DR. Kirk NJ
PhIladnInhIl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-25
WESTON FEELS FINE.

Standish. MO. March 25.-'I am feel
ing fine and I ann still 10 DAYS ahead
~ my schedule" said Edward Payson
Weston. the pedestrian. when be passed
through this town today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-25
rios ASSASSIN EXECUTED.

Hardin, Maucmria. March G-lnchan
Augau. the Korean who assaesiuItcd
Prince ito. former Japanese resident gem
cral OF Korea boz this city on oct IS
last. was executed at Port Arthur this
morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-25
Real Estate Men Taking the Lead
In Affair to be Given
In June.
TO RUN TRAIN OVER NEW LINE
Opening of - Gould station and
Western Pacific Co Passenger Traffic
To be Royalty Celebrated.

Arrangements f1r celebrating the
opening To- passenger traffic of the lat
ost completed trauscontiucntal road
from Salt Lake city 90 tho coast are
being carried forward with a. vim
which portcnds great success for the
movement The committee from the
Rcal Estate association Of this city.
through which the project was
preached. hoid q meeting az ~ o'clock
This morning to take the preliminary
steps necessary Coo organize the big un-
dertakiug The meeting was held boz
tho office of a. r. ~ Peterson and was
attended hy q. d. Hun. chairman of ths
committee. w. J. LcakoT r. r. Baird.
A. H. "a Peterson and Edward NJ
Ashton. members of the committee
Gcorg, NJ. cannon president Of The
Real Estate association. was also prose
emit
~ was decided that a three days
celebration of the opening Of tho West
eru Pacific would be held the time OF
which 500 bo determined bv the decision
of the officials of that road as to the
opening of passenger traffic ana tho
Could passenger station in this city
The officials OF the Western Pacific win
be apprised of the purpose OF the COM
mittec and they win be asked to coz
operate with The citizens OF salt Lake
Citv and Utah lon celebrating tne au--
picious event
ASK OTHERS To JOIN.
The railroad people win also be asked
90 set as nearly az possible the date
for the oponinr,or passeurer tram, ana
ION throwing open mo doors ~ mo
handsome nov pasaanesr station SD
that arrangements may be- made ar-
cordingiv.
70 was decided tn ask tire Commercial
club and Manufacturers associatlou 20
Join tho movement. which b. intend
ed Co Doe statewide iu itf scope. ard
90 appoint committee. tu assist lu ave
ranging the "details fHr the celebration.
The active assistance OF ths leading
| commercial Organization and ptQmI-
ncut men % the state VIII hD enlisted
thus giving to the anair Do" breadth
and depth Co which she magnitude ot
/ the undertaking j. entitieu.
me opening OF ttAh-cnu ohsi''Ai
/ railroad line is not an every. daN %, p-
/ pening Nalu 'hai Ilh'h filu 'l ,He
/ heal ESTATE assoc p 'l"n l'i,'' l't.''
/ morning ana Ut Dc "'i. D" Hlis v'I,
/ CITY I'D tht country p,s s''' ui"''V'i
I OF the cNent Would %. 9eln,
not pttoopg-e lha, SNt ~ ~, ~ i'.i,,
pr h'illhu wy '. IN i,,t 100,
a'u y ui',,' 80 az. 90 N
/ 20 ~, ''''N
"'''"S
THREE DAYS CELEBRATION
., ...... ,.... ....... -...,
~ i"t ~ W H'o.0' 'tls ~"
/ $3.50 ~ = W., p,in ~ M nv, -,
uaS I'm e" ,-..,.7
ie"t"''s on WIFI VIZ p,h
~ w.. ~. -, 80 .t,.,...
,''., - ts. "a, -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-25
COUNTRY Gun BURNED.

WnnIpeg Man. Iarch Fire tl-
day destroyed tho Wuuipes Country
club house. The loss was more than
$4,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-25

ton and the comfort received from the
faith as manifested in public prayers
and professions
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-25

Your Announcement in the "News" u
Brought 20 the Attention Of PeoUie
Who Appreciate Values.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-25

an illustrated article, forms an i'm
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-03
De G0cj@dIad.
~z1M 7Y g7~

la calle de Cerra en- el VERSAILLES
delando la que tenian en- la callt
de Barcelona del mismo poblado.
Grata permanencia les deseamos
en- su nueva vivienda.
/ Ora rez aquf. Tambien figuran en-
la lista de pasajeros del vapor que
llego hoy procedente de Nueva York
los distinguidos esposos L. NJ. Gin
! tron, sonora F. H. Dexter y nina N.
Dexter, sehora P. J. Donovan, Sc
nora Carmen NJ. viuda de Giusty
esposos Travieso Fernandez, espo-
SOS del Valle-Atiles- -Munoz; seaori-
tas Olivia Brown NJ, f. Hagenbach,
n. y R. Hastings, A. NJ Johnson.
knowlton, L. Malaret, Z. Power, NJ.
L. PARA, c, y R. Velez, A. Nerdejo.
~ A. Weaver; se1oras Biascocliea.
Barquinero, De la Costa, E. P. Has
tings, Hernandez, NJ Magill, f. S.
Power, F. Para, Sachs, G. V. Smith
F. de la Tore, y B. Velez. Entire los
pasajeros del sexo masculine estan
los Sres. V. Bascochea, H. Blanco,
F. Forteza, r. Fernandez, Enrique
Gil, J. Hernandez, Antonio Perez,
Paul Lavergne, DR.. P. Malaret, Dr.
E. S. Power, A. Quintero, Juan Roig
A. y R. Rodriguez, L. Sala, +. de Ia
Tore, DR.. J. Lugo Ninas, II. Vale
dor y Manuel N: de la Vega. Este I'll
timo viene 4 pasar navidades con SUI
famiha residente en- Santuree. Bien-
venidos todos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-03
GO s[E(U!F[EIR[PlE -
Bazar de Indsica de Jose laza Y Ca

Es cuenta sempre gandes existenclas de ms
rumentos para Bandas Orquesas Fanas Fautlnes
TerceroaS Requntos arnete Obos SaXoones CornetneS
Fliscornos Baonos Bombardinos Tonbones Basstuba He
icones Vioines Voas Voloncees Con,rabaos Gutarras
Laudes Mandolnas Bandurras Redabanes Palos Bombes
CONVENE SABER que nuestra dedica excu
sivamente todo cuano reee mlsca la lnica que
puede vender los pianos garanzados de la reputada
CARL FISHER de los cuales Representatives. excsi
toda la Isla
Pda nuestro catalogo que oonene la relacion de mas
de ou1N1ENTAs obras para piano. violin mandolna al
nfmo precio de cENTAvos eempar.
Lamamos tambien la atencon sobre luestro complete
surtdo de msica de autoes puertorquenos de zazuea
espafoas.
lI{Z 70. Is SIN JUN 2 z APARI4DO 216
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-03
PToxiima negada
de Ia compalia

| Por cable recibido de Caracas, te
nemos que informar a nuestros lectc
res de Ia proxima llegada dc la com
paiiia de opera el dfa 8 del corriente
mes.
Esta noticia ha llenado de entusias
mo 4 los entllsiastas admiradores de
Edvige Vaccari, Regina Alvarez, la
de Reyers, de la Massa, de Barettin,
Paganelli, Di Bernardo, Octtavi, Be
lletti ' otros artistas dignos interpre
tes de los Pescadores de Penas, Ma
non, ToWo, Gioconda, Fedoru, Hugo
noth, .lti1cana, Otello q Mad. de Bu
hetinY, de los grandes repertorios
ltailanos y frances.
Nuevamente oiremos las operas
,ie!iciosas y con elias despediremos
en- nuestfo coliseo, por algun tempo
la plfvade dc eantores de mento; ar
tistas ineansables, llenos de una f6
grande para lejar en- puesto seg,lro
81 labor encomendada para su de-
sempeho por la prensa
| Pescatori d. Perle, Hugonotti,
At17cano, obras geniales que tanto
lustre dio al glorioso nombre de Jul
lian Gayarre, el tenor famoso que,
aun Sc deian sentir en- los palcos esce
nl"os del Real dc Madrid, de la Scala
de Milan Y del San Carlos de Napoles
sus notas divinas. llenas de dulzura
~ entonaelon como jamas cantor al
guno ha podido, despues de 20 amos
de su fallecimiento, apagarlas.
La futura temporada, la Ultima
que olramos por ahora, sera memora
ble, promote ser explendida V es Sc
guro que tendremo, por corto item
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-03

po noche liricas dejando tranquilo
nuestro espiritu despues de esta ire
menda lucha electoral
FL Sr. Loubriel tiene alberto el abo
no, son muchas las personasque Sc
han apresurado para inscriblrse Ell
el registro de abonados.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-03

Farmacia Colon. .-Antiguo esta
blecimiento. Gran surtido de drog as
patentizados llaza principal. San
Inan
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-03

Lecciones de piano. La seno-
ita Lola Mas, ofrece dar classes ca
su casa 8 4 domiciio. San Juar.
Cristo Z.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-03
O|RECTOR|O De SAN JUAN

PraCticante. - Silvestrs Feijoo
Martinez, Embalsamador - Sar
Francisco p. Telefono, Mum. 45
San Juan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-24
COFFROTH STAGES
ARRESTED
As Eddie Fsgen Goes to Mat at Mission Arena Sheriff
Steps in and Arrests Promoter and Principss-Was
Test Bout.

Buck Tor wrlts % haboas corpus
Tho wrlth probably wili be- returned
"Wednesday aud within a few days
arguments on tho wuta win be
heard.
The fieht Was staged by Promoter
Jim Cotlfoth fof me purpose OF test
lng tho validity of the las prohibit
ing the holding ~ fiehtn in any pof'
ton ~ the state except in incorpo
rated towns 0r cities
Mission arena o. in San Mhieo
county. just oynr the line from San
Francisco county. ard ia not within
che limits of an Incorporated city
or town
Bullock said that be- would not
seek the arrest 90 the spectators.
although they are liable uHdrr The
law making IL a mitdemcanor 90 a..
tend "a prize fiKht
The prosecutor said that thr men
would 30 brought here and charged
with felony
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-24
~ MAX pALrAAsAR.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 90
Members Of the Olympic club who
visited Jim Iefffica AZ Rewarded.
nan yesterday are back Ia the city
singing the praises % the big fei-
low All evro aatouudrd b. Jrff
rlcs' wuaderfui form. and some Of
the best judges among them, who
have been inclined 20 discount The
frequent reports that came up frum
the training camp. are nos con
WINGED that thr cx.champlou's con.
dlfiuu has Nos been exaggerated.
Promoter Jack Gleason. who
wAs one of the many SUNDAY visit.
tors al The camp. ahw 1effflcH for
The flraf ilmr since the latter begau
his actual training. aud declared Il
10 be his belief that Jeffrlea could
rEbt wilhln two aeuka lie looks
ihe same old lcffsies 20 me. said
Gleason.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-24

REDWOOD CITY. Cal. May - --
Eddie Fagrn'a head had scarcely
hit the padded stage az Coffroth'a
Mission arena yesterday before
sheriff Chatham and deputies bad
jumped Into the ring and placed The
principals and James W Coffruth.
promoter Of the FnEen.iiasen %.
round bout under arrest
The nght hal gone only few
moments whom Hagen felled his op
ponent With a Huff right District
Attorney Bullock. who waa present
with perhaps a dozen spectators
slgualed "a the sheriff and the Off
ciAiH inteffrFrd
faKen. Whn was only slightly
dared. Hagen and Cuffrosh were
brought here charged with having
violated the state las governing
boxing contests They we're srryed
with complaints and Cunruth'g al
tofncyn at once pstiuoued Judge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-24
FARRELL-vETRO GO
SHOULD PROVE
FAST

Some fast boxing bouts are down
for settlement next Thursday cvcn-
INK. when the Phoenix Athletic club
will stage IT'S fourth amateur smok-
or az Arcade hall Matchmaker Lon-
nio Austin has dug up a number Of
new aspiranta for championship
honors. and some fresh faces viii be
seen inside the squared circle.
Willie Farrell. the fast little paper
weight. who has twice beatod Green,
Of HentOn, f. scheduled Co trade
punches with Willie Vetro. Vetros
standby opponent. Johnnie OLeary.
will be matched against another 1866
FOUNDER.
Steel and Dyer Will get a return
match. while Charles Peterson. the
fast scrapper OF the Ballard Athletic
club. win be seen in action against
BIN Wilson, OF tho Rainier Valley
club.
Reserved seats VIII be put on sale
at Joe Dizard'B cigar store WednoB-
day morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-24

This complete program " she last
hlE smoker 90 be- staged 30 the Raj
lard Athletic club "Wednesday
evening. at sYphers hail is now out
The liai shows that Manager Rita
gerald has not been asleep ~ fhe
BUNCH ~ boxers and wrcatlsTs have
class @ burn.
The feature 90 the entertainment
eiil b. the aefap between Frte Mui-
doom and clyde CluCk Muideun ia
sell known here and o. regarded as
the fastest amateur light heavy
weight iu the Northwest Cluek has
q good reputation are5md Frisco.
and the fans viii BE- glad 10 see enc
two clash
The other boxing events are as
follows
Jimmie Kelly and bud Martin al
tf5 pounds
Charlie Peterson and Charlie
Giivrns az i20 pounds
Tommy Clark and Corning az l5s
pounds
willie Farrell and Clay Anderson
at iQ5 pounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-24
ALL READY FOR BIG
REGATTA TOMOUROn
Race VIII Settle Supremacy of Pacific Coast-wa.
Close Fnish-Both Crews Are Trained b I
Minute.

They aro men. those who VIII rep
resent Washington and stanford on
tho lake tomorrow. And they aFe
different types Of men and no man
can say which crew has the better
types until tho race 8. over The
H9uthrrncfH. awhft ana DARK iheif
naturally brunette coloriuE en-
HANGED by the training IN the rays
~ inc California sun, shorter ana
sfurdier than the Washington
men. compact machines 81 bone
aud muscle and siHew. phleRmntic
and composed That D. the stanford
eight
Aud opposed 60 'hem are the ilfhe.
minemV Washington oafNmrn. taller
and much lighter. ard aa "a further
contrast. as blonde 81 the Southern
era are dark Great rnnNy fellows
are those who wiii Hit On the wash
ington shell. trained % the minute
and looking az spare and Rauut 49,
erryNounds and with all the nervous
energy ~ their type
To get down 90 dry-as-6uHt sta
tinticA. the stanford crew averages
SIX feet b. height with an average
weight % iis pounds The wash
in height with az average weight
= IL p0uudH
The suufhernnrn are more even IN
height and weight than the North
ernera. az the Washington men IN
height run from five feet eleven
Inches % xix feet four inches. IN
weight about the same variance n
found
with regard 20 experience. each
she'll wlil have four veteran oars
men. The remaining meg sitting "a
Hu intercollegiate race Tor the first
time.
The Washington Crew.
Beck stroke. two years expert
enca
Lovoioy. captain and No. 7. four
years experience
Tiedtia. NO 9. no previous expert
encn
wyehoff. No s. ono years expert
encs
Puilen. No. {. no previous expert
encc
godfrey. No. .. one years expert
rncc.
wand. No. ?. no previous expert
ence
Bswaida. bow. no previous expert
enoe
The Stanford Crew.
Partridge stroke. one years ex-
parienCr
Huston. captain and No. 7. four
wears experience
Gilmore. No. 8. one years expert
rnrF
peitierlie. No. 8. one years expari-
ruca
Hafer. 80. I. 40 previous expert
emae
Duryea. Ne. .. no previous expert
encc
Halea No. 2. no previous expert
ence
Seward bow. no previous expert
euce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-24

Gleason. Richard and Chief ~
Police Martha Of sau Francisco had
heart Go heart talks with Ieiffiea
and Nanarrr Sam herEcf lse
aahjeeta dlaeusaed wefe noi n.Alis
public. bot Martin ls believed TO
have talked~ihinKs over 70 nHrer.
tain for himself az a police official.
II cverythiuK IA on ,ho up affd 40.
when b. lrfl the camp De- was con
WINGED that Jrffriea 81 m 20 uu' up
great battle. and that everWBnE
ia nu the square Since the tnREa
Thomas ia go Martin hna dnclfcd
10 take a hand in tho boxing game.
and Wili attend all bouts hoffwfiGr
n he sees that "a fight Us one tldrd
or looks queer. be wiil stop lt With
out consulting either referee hof
promoter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-24

appearances. his opponent being
Jack Geyer. a heavyweight from
..oa Angelica. who iB touted By Tom
McCarpy as d conner.
Stanley ketehoi and Willie Lewis
are down Tor q ak round bout iu
Philadelphia on the night 81 May
81 Ketchei IL said "a be behaving
himself under tho Enlargement %
Wilson Miner. which IL really
something marvellous when Mir
nerH we'll kuoWu love Of pleasure
IL taken into consideration.
ouo week from today Jack John.
nnn promises 20 act down 20 real
work and 10 do plenty Of boring
each day The Eiant black worked
before great crowd yesterday. put.
ting In fun hour. and going
through the best program since be
began training
Tho rubber ererciRer. tho medl.
cine ball and the punching bag
came in for considerable attention.
alter which The cases Of Trainers
Cotton ard Cutler we're attended 10.
each go.us Tor four rounds xlth
The champion. much to their mor
row Johnson showed fine speed
aud iudgmcnt convincing the spec.
iatora that ho really does not need
much boxing After the rub down
big Jack weighed ASA. five pounds
leHs than a week ago He says be
VIII enter the ring Weighing 20s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-24
HEMENWAY And MCGUIRE
DESERT VARSITY TEAM

With only two more games 20 play
and the university team needing all
lie strength. two u the star players
have quit college. leaving tho team
IN the lurch. Mort Hcmenway ALL
star catcher left fo sign with Ec-
attic. and Ernie Mcclure. shortst0p
lcft FOR some unknown reason
The student body az the uuivcr-
sity condemns the action OF the men
la leaving at tho present time as
The final games como within a few
days II De- believed that the board
~ control VIII refuse 90 award Hem.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-24
THE RAeTIme MUSE.
40 NAtfsEANT

AID NAtSEAM.
Jcffrlcs sleeps where roses biowt
Jeffrics runs ton miles or so'
Jeffrics punches at The bag
Ieffrica' trainers chew the rngi
Jcffrlcs takes "a fishing trip
Jctfrics likos not Johuson's lipi
JeffrieB lodges "a live wlrei
Jeffrics chops and doesn't tiroi
Jeffrics breaks out IN rmhi
JcffrieH doesn't caro- for haahi
Jeffries talks Of rcfcreesi
JcffrioH works with greatest
easel
JcffricH says to watch his smokef
JoffricH illustrates "a pokei
Joffrios says some other thlnrsf
Jcffrios strains one Of his wingsi
Jcffries runs ten miles and backl
Icffrics swats his brother Jack!
Jcffrica this and Jcffries that
Jeffries thin and Jcffrles fat
Jeffries looking worn and oldi
JcffricH young and spry and bold :
Jcffrics looking wan and pallet
Jcffrios looking brown and baloi
Jcffriesi Jeffriesl Wnds Of rrlcft
Won't that fight be a rcllcf7
Chicago Daily News
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-24

rnwny and Mcclure their letters.
Tho loHs ri che catcher and abort
stop VIII not De- irrruarHhlo. ns
Baker. The premier first hRHemnu.
wili assume thc catching Sob and aH
he has had considerable eEporlcnCs.
will be- able 10 handle So Kicking
bottom or CicmeuiRnn. both good.
reliable players wili o. moved owes
Cos first base. wtth Lockwood taking
tho position ~ ahortatop Weits "a
new man but good fielder and
hard hitter. viii fill the gap left iu
che ouiueld hy either Clcmautaou
or Hick moving 90 first
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-24
GOSPEL SHARPS
WALLOP TACOMA

Tacoma and Seattle Mothodist
minister's cinshcd az Woodland parl,
yesterday In a flvo-innlng bali game,
the local sky pilots claiming the VIC
tory because the Tacoma team
begged that tho game be called In
q he firth round. when the score stood
10 .. Seattle was wlllinR--nhy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-24
SEATTLE MEETS JINKS
ENSEN---USUAL RESULT
Capron Slides in With Beavers Winning Run-Iurks
Outhit Vancouver But Fail to Score-Adams Frisk
and Hall Heavy Sluggers.
arAnnlNo OF rae cLues.


VANCOUVER. MAY .t-The Rea-
v0rs. after iottlng the Turks crab 10
hits 60 their s. shut them cat 10y a
A-to-0 scuro
Jensen. pitealnE Tor Vancouver,
was found ln nearly every Inning.
but kept the blnglga SO scattered that
there was nothing doing ia the line
II score for the Turks Seattle piay
ers crowded the bases, but che quick
iufirld work % the Beavers and thr
facility with which Jensen tlghleucd
w IN the pinchcs. sawed the day Tor
the Canucks Eackcrt pitched "a
good game. allowing only SIX hits
Vancouver annexed her lone tAll1
an tho sixth by CApron, who scored
from first on Scharnwcber double.
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Jeffricr did a world Of work san
day 10 impressive style, winding up
wlth nino rounds Of boxing three
each wltb Armstrong;. Jack Jcffnea
and Chnyush tlo carried bis
sparring partners along az merry
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D'nssSsa OF THE WORLD OF SPORT
PERTAINING TO THE
REGATTA TOMORROW.

a Race starts az o 80.
4 noHta Will leave Madison and
4 t.esrhi parks between ana
a 9tia.
4 start 81 race just south ~
Lcachi Finish in front ~ Aad-
4 iaou park
= stanford CROW has defeated
4 Berkeley. and winner ~ race
tomorrow Will Dc The Pacific
4 coast champion eight
Washington crrw leaves next
week e. meet Wisconsin.