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The Tupelo journal., 1910-07-01
LITTLE @WlLLlE' WAS BUSY
When Mamma Found Her Darling he
Was Passing Cards" for
Bootbiack.

A ~glistening car with a liveried foot
man on the curb stood at the Fifth
avenue door Of a fashionable jeweler,
the New York Morning T~clcgrath
says. Suddenly a richly dressed won
an, wildly excited, rushed out. fol
lowed by several young men from
behind the counters.
Where is my Willie?" she cried.
Il was looking at some jewels and he
slipped away. Have you seen Willie?'
The footman shook hts head stolid.
ly in the negative.
Just then an elderly man who was
reading a card and grinning, came in.
to Fifth avenue from around the cor.
ner. He interrupted the excited moth
er.
II beg your pardon. madam" he
said. He must have left by the side
door while you were absorbed in the
Jewels. l really thought 1t strange
that a child from some home Of wealth
should be passing cards for a boot
black. That is what he was doing
He was probably pressed into service
by the quick-witted bill p~asser."
She rushed through the crowd and
found the child busy, as the stranger
had said.
NASTY cards!" exclaimed the moth
er, selling them Indignantly.
Willie vas dragged to the car howl
ing.
Where did you get them?" she de
manded.
Man gived 'em to me-" he bawled
MAN told me to give 'em to my
friends. | want my cards."
Struggling with his mother, he was
Whisked away in the car.
The Tupelo journal., 1910-07-01
Tho Lisbon Earthquakes.

The Lisbon earthquake of ITS is
clearly entitled to rank among the
appalling disasters OF history. As to
the destructiveness in comparison
with the recent calamity in Sicily. it
may be said that in the Lisbon earth
quake there persisted about $4,000 peo-
ple. The life loss from the Messina
disaster has not az yet been fully
agreed upon, but in all probability it
did not greatly exceed that of l7T5.
The property loss in the Portuguese
city was probably in excess Of that
which took place in Messina. since
Lisbon was much richer than was the
Italian city.
The Tupelo journal., 1910-07-01

Frank Keyes, Of Birmingham. had
business in town today. He reports
O, much rain in his vicinity.
Mrs. Bette Laney left over the
Frisco this afternoon for Denver. Colo.
where she visits her daughter, Mrs. J.
M. Oldham.
The Tupelo journal., 1910-07-01
THURSDAY.

j. D. Bryan, of Nettleton, came IN
on the early train this morning.
Capt. R. s. Thomas, of Plantersville,
was among the visitors to the county
capital today.
w. H. Abner, of Gilvo. was in the
city today, and reports crops in his
section 10 fine condition.
Miss Jefie Belle Kitchener leaves
this afternoon for Okmulgee, Okla.
where she visits relatives.
The Tupelo journal., 1910-07-01

Hard boiled eggs make the best
food for the first day for the new
ly Matched chicken. Then give
them the prepared chicken feed
that can be purchased at any feed
store. This may seem a little
expensive to some, but it pays.
The Tupelo journal., 1910-07-01

We court investigation here into our
methods, the quality Of our material
and in every department of our bust
ness. and it is our greatest pleasure to
explain it all to you. Hough the
JeWeler.
The Tupelo journal., 1910-07-01
In h = Law.

The Client-How much will your
opinion be worth in this case?
The Lawyer-I'm too modest to say.
But | can tell you what I'm going to
charge you for it.
The Tupelo journal., 1910-07-01

LOST-Amethyst Brooch. The finde
will be auitably rewarded by bringln
it to the Journal office.
The Tupelo journal., 1910-07-01

FOR SALE Choice jersey COW with
young calf. O. 3. Rogers. Tupelo.
Cut flowers ordered on short notice
for all occasions. Pound-Kincannon-
Elkin Co.
Eos SALE-One 5O-gal. galvanized
kerosene oil tank. Never been used.
The Journal.
MUSIC-Grand Concert Friday after
noon and night July LIST, at Electric
Theatre by Wriston's Boy Orchestra
for benefit of orchestra and band. II
G. Wriston, Director.
The Tupelo journal., 1910-07-01

Now is 4 good time to have that pic
ture framed. All kinds made to order
Hough the Jeweler.
The Tupelo journal., 1910-07-01

Passe partout picture binding. A
its fresh. Hough the Jeweler.
The Tupelo journal., 1910-07-01

STEWARDS Three Rib Chancel Rail
Iron Fence now q cents per foot
Cheaper than wood; no repairing; lasts
4 lifetime. Call on or write j. T. Bar
nett, Bonneville, Miss. 2.1St
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Fir $500 had 9entldIanO.
0entT@ . amsrIfamlde Seitnnaen

0entf@ am~srIfaniide Seitmnsel
DerDen I'M aIten Baterlano NIT gro.
gem Snterelie geleien, neil iie iid
rel ousipre9en uno b1nfig bon orii.
ben mebr Weuigfeiten ulto Wahridter
5ringelt, oils Die beutiben 3eitunger
iel5!t. 9ie uSreie Breils fir Seras"
1T oliiben iiberan, mobin Tie eeiano1
piro, Elm iebr germ geIebener @alt
nno fam iib riibmen, @%nertennunq
uno @iroigung 5u finoerL nie altS
jablreiden 8riefen a1l utls, iopie an
Dieieni9erl, pelde bas @Iatt an lire
8ertuanoten ihiden ~berborgebt. @el
oo6er ieinen 8ermanbten uno Sreut..
ben cine Sreuoe erneifen, ibnen Elm
piqfommenes @eibenf MAIDEN min,
Der beitelle fir iie Die .Sreie 9reifg
lin &eras". 0as S11tereIIe fir geras.
pie iiberbaupt fir ben Gtaat ur6 Die
8egen0, no Die 8erpanoten pobuen,
# tit 0euti6lano iebr lebbaft nno es
1T lanmogli9, In Bripatbriefen eins
10 griinoli6e auffIdrur.g nno 8e-
Idreibung oes frenloen 2anoes gu ge.
ben, mie oies Die nSrete 9reiie" al,
po6cltli6 tut. Sir cen geringen
Breis bon $500 Derienoen mir porto
rel infer reidbaltiees @o1enblat,
auf Elm Sabr an irgeno cine aorefs
i'm Mitslonoe.
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Ger %12Iabriee Grih @olfsanq
&orngolb, Ser Sobn oes beformtcr
@iener Wtuiiffritifers, bot ioebcr
orei ltattlide gdnoe 4lopierntuiit
6eroiseegebn, oie in elmer 6ora1
gei6rieben lino, oie Sen @erfoilel
gum @unoerfiuo itempelt. gos err
tie Seft entbalt cine Sonate, oercr
lester Sdt Elm 5lpan5igfo6 pariirtes
3benla 9at, BON elmer &iibnbeit, oof
MON aus Dem Staunen nift Geralls,
fommt. Gus 5meite Seft brinot cine
IehSiobi9e Suite, Der oos Son
0ui6otte" -Gbema %3ugrunoe licQt
0os brittle entbolt cine ri6tige Sbed,
terpantomime bon ftounenspertenl
@eIdid fiir oas S5enii6e, me
nit San5meiien Die einem mooerni-
lierten Sobom StrouB mo 0elie6es
0hnlid le6en.
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Soiepb g. Gu[liman, Ser Bra.
iibent Ser Eeros Company, eiucl
Der groBten Selgeieafdaffen oes
Siioens, maroe in &ouiton geiHonef
uno ihlper perfplinoet. s. ". WIaft
elm friiberer MngelteIIter. Der @efeH.
idaft, plroe nerbaftet.
Sn Wartuen lit Elm erober Sell
oes @ei1Gftspiertels Der Stoot al.
gebrannt. 8erluittrdger iin6 s
aIingiuann, S. 9. Moore. @uitot
Soffnaftn, Otto l9fefferfolil, Soc
8uih nnb Ioolpb 8elt. Ser Sda.
BEN beIdiift iidi oiif $4,000 bis
$4,000.
Die Wtobelfabrif Der Sub Sur
niture So. III Sort @ortb lit sbse.
brannt. Der S6aoen 6elanft fif
uuf $4,000.
Sn Sort @ortb finoet oie 8ou-
pention Der teraniiden 9iehsiidter
ter ftatt.
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8ooiepelt beobiidtiG 5n Mn
lang Sum- in Seem Dorf sit ieinI
Dann ioa Die Sof5eit ieines Sob.
nes itattfinoen.
9ie itreifenben 9et5er an her
lDeitlideu 8obnen BADEN ben 8or.
idlos Der 9abneeieaidaften oaf
Die 9inoesregierung 5fpiifen ibncr
uermittle angenommer. Sod muf
Die @ermittlung idJnea Dor lih ae.
ben, penn Der Streif perbinheri
iueroen loft.
Die Streittonfereit5eil IN Bht.
laoelpbio limb relultatlos perloufen
es ioa iebt Elm @eneralIireif iibel
ben gan3en Staat in Scene geiebt
iperoen.
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y llcrl { /.

IS orobt elm streit jtuiid.al
Der Staot mo Der s. 4 y. q.
8obn aus5lbreden. Gie gobn mid
ser Stobt niht erloube1t, III geoeol
Sill eemiiIe sepers iiher lbt Ser
roin 5il lesen, trosoem iie Dies Dor
Der 5ueeitanoen bot uno Die Stoat
Mill ibr MIN bas Wegeref]t ia &C.
miiien StroBen ent5ieben. 1nffert-
(id1 miro Ser Streit beigeleat ehe
er 5llnt geribtlihen @ustrag fomHst,
81breno ct iih III Dem &C.
lhaftslpfal bon M. 6. Mortines oi,
ser 9. 2eona stroBe befano uHs
nit Dem BETTER rnterbielt, brab q.
8. 8afer, Elm after Mann, ploeiid,
tot 5uiamnen.
giner 6rau Grubb aus Gin
cinnoti, sic iid auf Der 9Rdreiie
bier beFano unb oie I'M Glfs Gole
eine gefotnnte beeriiBen ipoat,, puy-
Sc aus ibrem Dor oen Souic Eteben-
Sen @aeen elm Softer nit Shn,ud
iaden i'm @erte bon $4,000 geitobIea
Gin iunger Heeer noinells BuIl.
man muroe ipGter perbaftet. Gif
Sdmitdiaden ~befonben iid III ieinena
gefit.
Sn 4lter bon 3S Sabren itort
Geo. 9iesltn i'm 9aule ieiuer
Shpeiter, Srau Soc 9eiie.
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Gin fnrht6arer Nns6rnth

zines Gulfons erreet nltr furses ST..
tereiie uno ebenio fur5 miro SIR SSl.
tereiie on Dem Soutausi6(og Ieili,
tpenn sic 8ltdlers Mrnifa=SnIbe &c.
brouden. 0os bette Mitte( geger
8ran0= 1no S6nittmlnoen, 0uetidl-
ltnger, ipr0oe 2ippen, iproos 6dltoe.
Sdmorrboi0en, S~roitbellGer uim. 25(
BEL often 9rltggiten.
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Sine quite oentid)e Site

1T eS, 9tbeumotismls, @ift Nell.
GrfaGtun9en II. I. ~. nit
Bain-grpeller 81 b%ebonoelu. @olterl
Sic an Ser Site felt. sic tonnen
Ben e6ten 9oin-@rpeler IN o1e1l
oeuti6en Apotbefeu SIT % unO so
Gts. oie 5lai6e befommen. Ser ed'
te lit an ser @1lfer Sdubmorfe ee-
fen1tIidl.
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gndltueisenfnden init aartoffeIn

= Mon nintmt I Saiie gefobte, &C..
riebene ooer ourd cinen uHicer" &c.
preBte 4~ortoffeln, riibrt Tic nit 2
Soiien beiBem @alier uab 1 Gallc
fetter MiIh ODER lauren 9fabm, .
i6lidten Seeloffeln Sals unb 2 2oi-
ieil 8udmei5enmebl 81 eilleun glot-
ten Seig an, BON Dem mon iofort ole
8fannfuden baft.
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Die @otlciire.
@on 6 I le II 8irr.

Ser alte 9oumann fiibrte troB let
ner 70 Sabre ELM Itrenees gteoiment
auf ieinem Sofe.
Gin itattlider, GROCER Grbboi
mars, uno es modten mol an bte
5ipoil5ig Sabre fer lein, Dab DER 4lie
nift mebr bon ieinem Sofe ber1ltl-
tergefornnlel1 mar.
Sriiber ia, ga ging CT olt 0te
Sogo NOR mol aud bie uno ga no4l
Somburg ooer Sonnoper ~biniiber9e-
fabren, boie 3ungelt bebatptcten TO-
gar, BOB ieine ielige 9llte gu i6rer
giferiudt re6t piel ltriode gebabt
babe-leoenfaas, beltt lit CT 5abnl
geporoen, nnb 9eientono brilgt i'm
nod einnial ollf Die @iienbobn.
Seine orei flotten Sltngen BET.
ten boliifen Meipeft Dor benz 4ltet,
Bumpperiu6e prollten an ibn o6,
oas batten tic sur @eniigc erfl6rell,
uno fiir's Sdrulbenntdel latte er
gar fem gerItononis uno perltono
oild nidt Sen fleinitell SpaB.
gininal mar inn ser @ileiior INT
Shuloen gefonmen. Ser Site Gat-
te ieine 6uihiaen Iugen6raien 5ll-
iomntenge5oeen ualo ibnl Die 2epite1
geleien oaB Ell nod oft Modlts 6a-
bon getr1nmt botte.
% fam Ser Siingite, ser 2iellte.
llont, einmol ans ieinem Sdgerregi-
ment nod Souie. Der @eltelte, ser
Grbe oes Sofes, Ser 2anomirt, nnO
Der Site ioBen Mbenbs in oemearo-
ben, bebagliben Soeo5imIncr nn6
borten 81, mas oos 0eitbGf0en aneS
fir Neuigfeiten olts ser @clt si cr.
50blen ipnBte.
llno CT er5oblte ION oieient ittlo ic<
mem rnb BON Dem beqiiemcr Heiicn
bent5ttage, BON Dem 0-Snge, in
Dem er INNER nod Sauie fomlnt, no
cs iid 10 gut oorill fdbrt, 100 mon
ill Speiiefuagen, ipie I'M 9tcitournnt
6equem iiberlo, lieblide @egeaoen al
lid poriiber5ieben l6Bt mo lih oi;t-
lid tut on Speiie uuo Grant unG
ifatipieleno iein 3iel CREDIT odne 5u
miiien mie.
Ser Site bor6te ouf. @o5 gelicl
ibnt, oas batte er germ nal geieben.
Gotbipou, 3iaorren uno lf0ue
Srauen. Die orei berod)tete ct nod;
longe ni6t. y&omm bod mol nit
nod Sannoperl~ rief ser So6n uno
~blin5elte Dem 8riloer perihmibt 3lt.
Ger ~neritono "a TEMPO, nn6 beibr
bearbeiteten Sen alten 10 longe.
Bis bel linn idlieBlid) ale &e6cnfen
idwonoen rno CT feline 3nIoge gob.
ON onoereu Worgen init SEM fa0.
renoen Reitouront nod Smnngber SIT
fobren.
Die Srlneen frertten ii6 .0ie Die
Sfneefoniae, oenn menn ser Ilte
elm bisden 5uniel getrupfen bot
te- Dos mar ser redte Wtofilent, nm
inn Elm biSfen mos ob3rlfnopien.
ltno Dob biele Demonstrating tintroE
eofiir miiroen lie ihon iorgen.
anoeren Cages muroen bic Ffcrhe
Dor Die 4aroiie 9elponnt, &opa 9oil-
mann bolte ieine Stoatsioppe ols
benz S6ronf mo 500 sic 9elbrn
2eoergomihen al iorid iab CT
aus uno mofeelou1t it6ren 3d.
fer nno Sobne onrd Die Seioe Bis
CUR nGditen Polarization bis 2ebrte
NO Der 3ua 9erIin-&ariS orrdjs
foin.
Ger alte moQte iofort in Den 9ie-
ltaurotionspogen 1teigen ullO mar
bo6it mlpiliq unb oufgereGt. ltno
bob CT crit i'm Coupe Ieiuen Blob
baben mlBte, unb ooB er fir oieicn
ieinen b~e5eblten 8lab nlld nod cine
9lostarte foufen miiiie, 0oS moatc
ibnt poaenos niHt in ieinen borten
R R
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Die Snlnnllllnn

Die Sommlirna BON iopani-
.i6en aunit9e9enitdnocn in Nhiiculir
in @einior miro offentli6 ~betitei9eri
peroen. Cine ollf 9lloronling oes
@rpB6er5o9s bon @rperten boroe.
nplnmeme llnterillfung bot nomlid,
ergcben, baB oie &oIleftion, oic notf
Ser bisberigen annabme eincll
enorlten @ert bette, foit mertlos lit.
Sir miro bel ser @erlteigerung I'M
666Iten Safe 10000 SO. ein6rift.
aelt.
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III pentoitets @nobe oefltnben

tgAt beitt9lleAS 0ltaoe SeIn'tpeh
@nnemarie 8udte nit oen Sf1l=
tern, u6roe mid ni6t aus. Sic
ipred)en ME bon Dir, ipenil id babel
bin. IS lit cine eniee @cgeimnise
t%llerei. @ltn Iteb out 9olfo. @ir
uurteu oae nit ben1 6ril6Itild o.if
bid, uno id babe einen }Sullger 5lun
ltmfallen. Die NnlhiiB fat Stret-
lelfufen geboden, uno Der Surg
nliiler bot cine @obe &onig &C.
idift. Mad, BOB 0u olt5 Ser &lop-
pc f%onnnit!!"
Sic cling our Cir luto ofiucte iic.
0rauben itono @epfuB, I'M ge4ri;f
ein5utreten. @r perbeugte ll6 pnr
@nnemorie uno nerheu9te li6 Damn
bor Dem Siirltenbett uto froGtc
nit ieiner mie nerroitet flln9enoelt
Stimne:: o@efeblen gucr 0ltrA-
lau6t bieleidt, ooB id Glter 9itrdl-
loudt bebilfli6 bin2@<
SortieBtmu iol0t.)
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SiffDnfia ,uie Elm Wanle;el

iino 2eebr itno @eb6rme 5ulueile.t
uno @ppetitloii9feit, Nerboiitdt, Nie-
oeroeihlogenbeit mo &opfidjrner5cs
iino sic Solge. @ebroudt aeseu
oieie 2eiben Or. Sings Rem Gle
8ins, Die bette Wagen uno 2eber-
Meebi8in. 25c BEL alen Druge1lten.
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gerlaust bel sutem SoGn en-
Sougmabhen fin cine aus brci Ser
loneu b~eitebenbe Samilie, Naberes
225 &na @iuiam GtraBe.
Se1rafsiheine


q. 6. be Ia Rena unh 2oiliie
Suoo.
Granf 8roipn nno Marp Siefert.
Worris @eoeman II. Settle Sart.
e%arten.
Martin 5tabl uno 5ron 8abette
Sinde.
Sernaamn 8renier unb Morie 6.
Sebep.
gooie Sopfe uno Sra1 emnna
Mobren.
+. 8. Nelion lno emma Shipors.
BeburteH.
q. 9t. 3roitnnon uno Jran, e;n
W1ohen; q. $. Shauer mo Sroi!,
ein NG6hen; Aleranher Homisfe
nnb Iroll, Elm Mdofen.
GooesfGIIe.
6lora guseni. Shaefer, 35 Sabre
alt, 6rau WeGie @eitenbiler, AZ
Sabre; Sron Minnie O. SauI, 6o
Sabre; 5rou Mnna 90. gbomas, A
Sabre; s. 2ihtinger, SO Sobrc;
sSrou emma 4ipp, % ssahre.
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(Gortieblllln iol0t.)

saabbeit fann nidt sebeilt luerben
bur6 lofale &pplifatipner, neil lie ben
ben franfen Sell bes S6res nidt erret@
den fonnen. gs gie6t mir einen &eg,
Die Saubbeit gu furieren, utlb Der tit
burd fonititutioueae 9eilmittel. Sau6>
felt miro bur9 einen ent8iinOeten 81
Itano Der i6leimt9en Qusfleiou11a bet
guIta6ifden &obre beruria9t. Wenr
biefe &obre Ii6 ent5iinbet, babt STR Ell
nen rrmpeInben Son ODER lt11bplfpmmea
nes @eb6r; unb tpenn 1ie gang gelGlnl>
fen lit, erfolet Salbbeit, unb tpen1l bieie
gnt3iinbune ni6t eeboben uno hieie
H66re ipieber in ibren 9eb0rieen GUT
itanb berIeBt tperben fann, mirb oas
@ebor fir intner 5erltDrt neroen; neull
Sdlfe nnter 5ebn 1inb bur6 &atarrp
beruriadt, fpel6er m6ts als Elm ent<
5iinoeter 3uitanb Der i6leimt9en Sbers
fIdden 1T.
8ir poIlen einbunoert 9oaars fir
ieben (brrd &atarrb berltria9ten 6all)
bon Saubbeit eeben, BEN mir ni6t bltrd
g%inne6men bon 9aG's &atarrbs&ur bet@
len fonnen. 2abt @lt6 umionit @irtus
lnre fommen.
S. s. gbeneb& 60, So[e6o, 8.
az 8erfauft bon alien Npotbefen, 75c.
9al's Satniliens8iaen iinb Die beirer.
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$50 fonnt SIR @eIo better on-
legen als beim @infalifen citer SIo-
ide g ri fin 81 ii 9itters2 S6r
erboltet bier fir ems; Nierenmleoi5ir.
9e%bertonif, MogenitGrfer uno Gin
qelpeioereini9er. @ier Mebi6inen fir
einen Collar.
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0as Seras 0unber

beiIt ale Nieren, gIaiem uno rbel..
matiide 2ei0en; bel alien grnoeiftet
ODER 3 monotlide gebanoluig pei
Goit fir 81. Or. 6. %. &au. 1926
Slipe Ctr, ct. 2ouis, Wo. ShreibI
fiir 3euanif1e.
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= Suite @etrdnfe utto fontojei
2rnb itets in gnrsitaaer's Saluoa
uuS Heitanrant, giaito StroBe nebeu
Der &aue Der Sermonnsiobne.
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@hsser @r 5fhirnbfte heihpftirIiG

'GdseI. Ct ihirnpfte beipeftirriH
mie ein &eioe.
@n0lif mar es 10 melt, pon bai-
Den Sob1en lor9li6 gebiitet, erreid)-
tie er e10lid bas 3iel ieiner @iinide
oen Speiiemogen. Ole orei SIT
nen9eitolten fii(lten BEN gonsen IN
gen Roltm.
Der cine nobnt benz Gater Iorglid)
oen oifen Montel ob, ser anoere
ldob cinen Stltbl 5urcdt - Ca
9uifte Elm ipottiides 2Ghcln iiber
oes 4lten @eIi6t: % nor ia Sic
a(ingeG fir Sen &ellner, groo' iiGer
ibml 0os mar ia gon5 einfod, sic
Sungen oiinften iid ood gor gil
iiberlegen; er mollte ibnen idlon SEE
gen, odB Ell ii6 alt6 nod 3ure@t=
fono III Ser @e(t = oonit redte II
ieinem A(rm III ioe Sobe 1r1o 500
oie Notleine.
Sin i6riQer 8fift uno mir einenr
! gelpoltigen &ud itono Scr 3ug.
S4aifuer iiefen bin uno ber, oles
idrie uno frogte ourdeinanoet --
uno Ser olte @oltnarn muBt2 10G
Worf @eloitroie 8ohletl.
Mie foni1te CT Sen %flelnen, En-
bdrmliden &nopf an 5enlier oenll
fir cine 9linqel bolten? 60 mas
gab es ouf Dem Seioebof III Ser Git
u~ebnrQer Seioe nidt.
lus Dem Gumpneriud lit nidts
~gemoroen, uno Der 2ieutenant fanl
fir longe 3eit aidt beim, utlo menfl
Ser Site iebt Ibenos ouf ieiner 0iele
iibt, Dor iid Ben 5inner1en 8eit-
fr11g oie 8feife i'm Munoe ullo sic
&arten in Ser &onb = oann i6lagt
er 5utpeilen nit Ser 6auit a1f scr
Siid) 1no i6impft uno fludt cuff SIC
nel1mooii6e, perriidte @elt, boB e
meitbin iiber Sic title Seioe orobnt
uno sic Gienoen &ebe eridredt in ocl1
8olo flii6ten.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-01
BOYS, LEARN TO BAT BY
LISTENING TO OLD CY

Cy Young ~grand mar baseball
the battera
with ioo placed the hghea and much TO choose be
You viii observe cy rghthandea bat.
opinion the left handed hitter wh handicap
position many hits
consider natural bali player
Every graceful the and his fielding done with
lie is ofamped position
lie all kinds Of deliveries and height he
difficult fool
sNow Dechany styie;
waop the ball rarely
hits Probably Del picked them H,ic better
would the Liable
great pair when they Philadelphia
unlike = both
but he play the From epeTln1e win
him think he tangible might fool him
with thing today and be would simply cal the
Like iieie be long reach that tend 20
prone poorer balls
the
great hitter speed doubtless
helps batting ne
alert maybe times and nav liable after bad
said little lees effective against ethanded
pitchers lie IL especially valuable for be has dash that
makes the entire nine play faster.
10
have been They Dan Murphy and nuwd
had number tane Of
believe could hit field he wished
accident he al
IN a position could plate
his ability place them Is that he hardly hit
Boston Of the marve Of baseball Iris Speaker lie
prince ndern
wonderful n cracking
all although little
runner Of
high aaEound that list him with the Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-01

One day hero. next day q dub.
Is the wise old saying IN baseball
And Fred Clarke. captain Of the
Pittsburg Pirates. u learning lts
fun truth. When Clarke piloted the
Pirates 20 the National league and
worlds championships last fall he
was the idol of Pittsburg fans. This
year his team has been near the
top most Of the time. but In the
past week has slumped and ap
pears 10 be out Of the running nov
PittsDurg fans have turned bitter
~ on Clarke and his players. at.
lacking the Pirate chief so venom.
uusly that he has decided 10 quit
for the rest Of the season and prob
ably altogether. according 10 the
dispatch that came out Of Pittsburg
yesterday. And II Clarke retires
one or more OF the other veteran
stars OF the Pittsburg team will
doubtless go with him. Hans Wag
ner has been on the verge Of cult
ting for several seasons. and he
will find Il easy 10 slip out OF the
harness should Clarke set the ex-
ample
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-01
Advice to
Fishermen

TO the frequent complaint by
fishermen that they used TO catch
them earlier in the season but can't
now" Charles j Wcsts God. a Sc
attic expert. gives some advice. the
gist OF which is that the angler
must use smaller hooks. and flies
that correspond In general color
and outline with the favorite food
Of the trout.
Consult your nv book. be says,
"and select a black gnat. gray or
brown hackle. royal eoachman. or
any other fly that most nearly re.
sembles the creatures on whlch the
trout feed After lhat II fs only
matter OF manipulating the rod
and reel 80 as not to brighten the
fish"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-01
sAKER SHUTS OUT
VANCOUVER

SpOANE. Sept. 1.-The Indians
took nice little game from Van
eouver yesterday. 30. Baker al
lowed the Canucks only two hits.
Vancouver helped the Indians five
hits with couple OF errors.
Brinker was che only Vancouver
man to get TO third. and only one
other reached second Just 81 bat
tiers stepped up to face Baker. The
score.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-01
SURE, YOU CAN
CATCH SALMON

Dr. Cecil L. Tenny. 7l4 Jeary
building. IL some salmon fisher In
the chilly hours when Il N just be
ginning 20 get light on Elliott bay
the doctor. with Mrs Tcnny. can
be seen pulling bis skiff out 10 do
little trolling. And he does bring
home the meat
This morning he caught IS
pounds OF fish. one weighing 20 aud
the. other i5. lie IL enthusiastic
about the sport. and says he cant
understand Why more Of the BE-
attic anglers don't Try salmon troll.
ing. Most u the finer points 81 the
sport he picked up from the pro.
fessionalb who fish for the market
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-01
TACOMA NOSES OUT TURKS


TACOMA. sept i,--zackort and
Bert Hall fought great pitching
duel yesterday, and the Seattle
single-wlng lost on an error by
Akin. Seattle'a third haseman. The
sc0re was ia and the hits AZ.
Halt held seattle hitless until the
sixth. when lie BRAND got a triple.
bat was put out at the plate
Bassey hit for Tacoma in tho soy.
onth and went to second on Cele.
mans hunt Blankenship ground.
I'd 60 Akin. and the Seattle man
rolled the bali all around the dia.
mond aud topped OF his perform
ancs by overthrowing first when
he did get hold 0i It. That was
the only run Of the game
The game was played In l hour
and Is minutes. The score;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-01
Police Stop Fight.

CHICAGO. Sept About 500
sports we're disappointed and liar.
~ Forbes. former bautAmweiKht
champion. vas beaten out Of the
gate receipts when the police last
night stopped a boxing contest at
Leary Grove. near Chicago.
The affair was benefit for
Forbes Tho former champion was
a member Of the Maybray gang of
swlndlers who we're recently sent
10 the penitentiary for staging
prize fights.
Forbes was released on 5000
bail furnished by his friends The
same friends had planned the ben.
eft