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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-12
THIEF GETS EIGHT YEARS.
william Hall Sentenced for snatch
ing WOmRn's Poeketbook.

William Hall, alias Arthur Hall. alias
George Spriggs, a negro, yesterday plead
ed guilty 70 snatching a pocketbook from
Annie NJ. Cunningham, August q last,
and Chief Justice Clabaugh sentenced
him 10 eight years in the penitentiary.
William A. Joyce changed his plea OF
not guilty and acknowledged he was
guilty OF forgery. before Chief Justice
Clabaugh yesterday. Joyce was remand
ed for sentence. He was indicted for
forgery, having passed three worthless
checks.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-12

Ravens. Cape Cod Salts. and Blue Point
oysters; also New England soft clans,
Holsters, and other deep sea delicacies.
which will be prepared and served in
Harvey's original and inimitable style.
New features at Harvey's this season
are a special dinner menu of choice en-
tries. roasts. &c, ready 10 serve between
6 and s, and special after-theater supper
dishes all we'll cooked and properly
served Music is a special feature at all
meals.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-12
TWO BITTEN BY DOGS.
William Davis and Thomas Braum-
baugh Attacked In Southeast.

William Davis, nine years old. Of 1885
East Capitol street. was bitten on the
right arm by a dog yesterday afternoon
while he was delivering papers in Thir-
teenth street southeast He was taken
10 the Casualty Hospital. where. his
wounds were cauterized.
Thomas Braumbaugh, fourteen years
old. OF 13l d street. was bitten on the
left hip by dog yesterday afternoon.
In a street southeast. lie was taken
to a physicians Office where his in
juries were dressed
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-12
FAVOR MANUFACTURES MEET.
Rhode Island Avenue Citizens Dis
cuss October Event.

At special meeting last night OF the
Rhode Island Avenue Citizens Associa-
ton in Odd Fellows Hall, Twentieth
street and Rhode Island avenue north
east. the subject of the national manu-
features meeting 10 be held in Convention
Han October "a TO November s. Those
who spoke were enthusiastic for making
the meeting big success. An entertain
ment was given in connection with the
maetinR
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-12
YOM KIPPUR BEGINS TONIGHT
Orthodox Hebrews to Fast Twenty
four Hours

Yom Kippur, the Day Of Atonement.
will be celebrated tonight and to-mor-
row by orthodox Hebrews Of Washington
in conjunction with similar services all
over the world. Services will be held at
Eighth Street Temple at Z o'clock this
evening. Rabbis Louis Stern and Abram
Simon officiating.
Rabbi Simon will preach at services at
o'clock tomorrow morning. and Rabbi
Stern will deliver an address at o'clock.
Similar services will be conducted in
other synagogues of the city.
A special feature of the day is the
fast. which will be inaugurated this even
ing at shutdown and continue until sun
down tomorrow evening
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-12

Former Senator James H. Berry. OF Ar
kansas, has been appointed commissioner
to take charge OF the marking OF graves
Of Confederate soldiers and sailors who
died in Northern prisons during the civil
war Mr. Berry succeeds the late Gen.
William c. Oates, OF Alabama
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-12
BIRTHS REPORTED.
October II. 1901
WHITE


WHITE
Francis VI. and Nellie y. Shore. boy.
Gurnon r. and Eleanor c. Scott. boy.
Albert and Agnes Chace. girl.
Russell r. End Catherine II. B0hn, girl.
Thomas ]. and Ellen NJ. McGnth. girl
Howard A. and Mary /. Jones, boy.
James T. and May V. Baggett, girl.
Albert I. and Lillian II. Champion, boy.
John NJ and Mary +. Wand. girl.
William VI. and Myra J. Spencer. girl.
Caesare f. and Lillian CasaSsa. hoy.
HalVor and Margaret I. PAulsOn, boy.
Lewis and Emma NJ Duncan. boy.
William and Ira Jane Cation, girl.
George +. and Bessie A. West, girl.
Steven and Emma l. Self. boy.
Otto and Bertha Knoll. girl.
ElizeO and RI hecca Faina. boy
Giuseppe and SayeTio Ofano. girl.
COLORED.
Robert and Maud MoultOn. girl
Edward and Alberta Gree. girl
James and Jenrett p. Strain. boy.
James and Sarah Washington. boy.
Charles and Nellie Gales. boy.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-12
Husband N,-ithdraws Suit.

]. Frank Hell yesterday withdrew his
suit to force his wife, Blanche NJ. He'll.
to leave his home. He'll declared he
wronged his wife In the charges OF I'M
goveraable temperament and interference
with mis- business. and says she has been
a good faithful wife.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-12
Men,s LeaRne TO Elect.

The Mems League of the Fifth Baptist
Church viii elect officers tonight J. ].
Darlington is president and A. Webster
Richards secretary. ]. T. Watts. OF
Richmond, will speak, Special music has
been arranged
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-12
JUSTICE MOODY RETURNS.
Slowly Recovering from Rheumatic
Pains, Physician Says.

Associate Justice William II. Moody.
OF the United States Supreme Court, who
has voluntarily retired because OF i'll
health, arrived in Washington yesterday
TO spend the winter He was taken at
once TO his home at 1925 Eighteenth street
northwest.
Accompanying Justice Moody We're his
physician. DR.. James F. Jackson, a nurse.
and two servants. DR.. jackson said yes
terday his patient was slowly recovering
and the active rheumatic pains were no
longer troubling the jurist Justice
Moody's resignation from the Supreme
Bench becomes effective November g.
Watch for a City at Randle Highlands
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-12

Robert E. Lindsay. formerly an en-
ploye Of the War Department in Manila,
and at one time resident of this city.
committed suicide in Philadelphia Mon
day by inhaling gas.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-12

guess tn hardest thing in tn
world t do is think O a name when
you git caught in rain.
Some teller got load o peaches
here Saturday night, an Constable
Plum has jist returned from a fruit
less search.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-12

See Aero Flights at College Park,
beginning to-day. TTCO taXicabs and
touring cars. s. hour. Phone North 1912
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-12

Many NOVELTIES In Imported WOOIens
are offered for your inspection by Z. II
Snyder & Co, tailors. I'LL Pa. ave. Sny-
der made clothes are always notably dis
tinctive. Prices are very reasonable.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-12
SEVENTEEN BIBLE
CLASSES ORGANIZED
Y. N. C. A. Society Gives
First Luncheon of Season.
JUDGE NORRIS MAKES ADDRESS

Official of Department of Justice
Reviews Four Civilizations and De-
clares Bible, Printing Press, and
Education VIII Make Christianity
supreme-Japanese Director Speaks.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-12

25c Try Our Famous Stews. q
Phila. Oyster & Chop House, 5lS 18th ny
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-12

Criterion Rye whisky, 81 Full Quart.
John T. Crowley. S31 18th st. NV.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-12

Place the order with GUIDE and tn
floral work will be perfect. 1914 F.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-16
The CROSSING OF JACK OBRIEN

Tom McCarsy. tho Los Angeles
boxing promoter. we're an anxious
ioek. Precipitation beaded bis fare-
head A growing burr ~ anger was
rising from thousands ~ uasn who
had paid some very fancy prices %
see Jach o'Brian and Tommy Burns
~0o back and see u you can get
Tommy to eoms cut" Whispered
McCarry % a Newspaper man. N
he doesn't hurry up thsroli be some
thinz % pay here pretty soon,
Right then and there aFeAa the
suspicion that all WIS not right with
the muchiy heraidsd affair billed ~
the worlds champiouahip
Tausny was found lFlng s9ilen an
his Rubbing board in the littie wood
en- space used ~ hin Aa dressing
room
Come Tommy. what's fha mat
teri" was pf@siaft nt tho canuck
Barns locked black
"Iii come out when I get fdarnsd
viii splu good ard ready. ard not
before. Tn EelnE 70 run thfn9s to-
niEht~
This chaarfnl ana@eF was tho last
heard ~ Hurnn for about tbs rrxt
rs minutes. when he pfpWisa down
is the rsnx clad IN that old gray
dressing Eneu which h. wore Tor
many a fight
Jack OFrien ata not u.s one of
she regular dressing roDns that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-16
nv 30 MORTALITY.

night lie finally arrived At thS "a
Ntlion and changed clothes In the
rear - the bax nfftee.
Mid hooss and seeFa the Philadrl-
phian made his way Through an aisle
to tho ring Ilo danced hetweea the
ropes and sniiy walked 20 his cor
nFf very short salt and itefrrue
Charlie EYton made FOR the ring
Tho faen hMd danned their gloves
without wasting time Burns sat
watching the situation iike a hawk
when ~ saw EYton appear he slid
benuath the ropes and rested 0na
glove an this flooring ~ the ring
With quick glance AZ tire men.
Eytpn rushed 10 the center. and.
mqiioning his hand for silence.
called
~sisntl@m@n. for good and sutg-
Giant reasons I have been ordered 20
call ali beta OF
With his last word Eytan mo-
toned % Pat AL the ttmrAsepgr.
who changed tho bell Burns suranF
bAeA Through thc ropes and made fof
q f4rirn ms PhilAaeirhinn aimoe,
slipped from hir chair 40 he heard
Efton call sff the bets 40 aaa sfiil
sitting with tia Jaws apart az Burns
bore down upon him
Come nfi. you taxing ---- -.--
fou'ys Ept g fiEht t0niEht.- NUT
tered Burns
Go on Jack I shink sou can get
hin. anyway whispered Hliis Nc.
Ian. who aat behind unrten
Ike a hound O'iirisn dashed from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-16
VARSITY BASEBALL
PROSPECTS
GOOD

UNIVERSITY or WASHING
TON. Fob. rs Following call By
Captain Jimmy Clark Tor oatchors
81 an urgent request Tor all catching
material n tho university. whether
old or new. 90 report Immediately AZ
The gymnasium. There will be ne
tie use for pitchers O. turn out n
there are no bnckstopa 70 receive
them u has been decided 10 hold
al practice indoors until March /.
Dode' Brinker said that e. his
knowledEs al thu baseball men will
b. here next semester He says the
material IL good. and the chances Tor
fast team are strengthened with
tho registration ~ Hemenwuy and
Mcclure 81 Lincoln high
Tho Northwest league season
opens April "a. bat "Dodae VIII
coach the varsity until the season a
close However. while acting In this
capacity. he win pitch each SUNDAY
for Vancouver. % which city he was
Transferred when Bob Brown. Tor.
moriy manager ~ the spokane club
took hold Of the northern city franz
ghiae.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-16
THE MILLION DOLLAR SCRAP
nv JOHN o'KGEFE.

-oh father said young cuFiyhsae what labor should Do
OF O a like your
And dad replied with wink aside You most ambitious chap
Million Dollar
u
- for The that clubs dsban your time you'd only waste
Manha search the nations
And stick where win Milton Dollar Scrap
changed a dollar charge.
"a his blood a
e hn would buy drink for Broadway ips 20 lap
He'd faint indeed. Million Dollar Scrap"
o
And old J~n Boston Drawn whose nsing fame has fed
Sad u % births fnirhap
IL was your fate 70 anisdas tbs Miiion Dollar Scrap
mironi a managing soy.
thousand
Why with those could dh
But @ho fess beside Million
In a 10 I've and n a
thousand for Victims
Arithmetic o .
And such a
so SON replies that copy
ient o p. stock
schdf Pooh-poohi Too small Tor Fortunes
n a MILLION Dollar scrap
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-16

HE corner There ars many sh0 be-
iiaVe 10 this d2y that obFieu'n first
thought waa 70 Jump over tbs cords.
Burns turned and looked mt him
~ the Quaker maniy nkirtrd the
ropes with lowered arms and A
look of contempt on bic face. Burns
glanced Al the house and pointed hts
seareely once ala o'nrlsn let
Burns get near him That once
brought bright red from the sore
nose. which Burns had nKtteusd In
tha fret battle a few months before
II was a disEraesfui exhibition.
Jack 0'nrien had been Double
crossed ~ Tommy Burns ana Tom
McCarcy. Rather than bear the dis
grace ~ = knockout ha ran away
from the CanUck for 10 roundH. 90
the tune ~ the Jsrriag throna
Jim Jcffries called the firat 10
round battle a draw aftrF Burns had
All but murdered Osnrian. Despite
Fh4 had decision. O'nrisn knsW In HE
heart that he was no match far
Burns Ne approached him with a
proposition that Burns take the
money and himself ~in fbu fikht.
Burns aid 10 would talk IL over
with McrAraY AingArey and Hurns
agreed that ghsb would consent. and
Then double cross uHflen
UBrien, shrrwd aa h. was ict
them oufwlt him
People v b. paid their Knad nuney
fes seats witnessed the greatest Mar.
stison race IN thc history ~ ihr rinE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-16
PORTLAND CLUB
TO TRAIN SOUTH

PORTLAND. Ore. Feb rs The
Portland baseball club of 1910 win
report ~ Santa Maria Cai. not later
than February 27. Tor eariy spring
practice orders 10 this effect have
been sent out ~ Manager MeCredle
The Portland squad consisting Of
the tan manager. Captain Perle
Casey Catcher Armbruater. Howard
Suyu. Jesse Garrett. Frank Turk ana
az Lobdeii. viii leave Portland next
Tuesday night for the training camp
fhiH bunch viii form the nueleto -
the 1910 Portland team al the train
INK grounds Tom senton. Charley
Hartman and Buddy Ryan are OK.
pected 70 reach the camp az qulcllv
az Mercedes party, which viii
no Increased BY the addition
# George OrL Albert H. Krapn
ana Joe Smith. who are er
pected 20 come 70 Portland before
embarking FOR California.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-16

Los ANGEtsES. Cal. Feh. l6.--By
virtue Of a two 70 one newspaper
decision. Lew Powell ~ san Fran
cisco h being hailed today a. the
uanQuernr ~ George Ncmaic Two
morning papers declared Powell the
winner. whlle a third gave the palm
&C. Memsic. following their ta-round
engagement at Maud Junction last
night
Notwithstanding his defeat.
Aemsie showed By his gritty battle
that he Is SETTING hack 10 his old
time form. and his hackers. Ear from
being Discouraged. exptasa the opin-
SON that che little scrapp~f will yet
reach the top Of the pile
Powell won on points enly Nom
sic showed that he was the superior
when 4 came e. innghtlng and az
Ereesiveness. IL was a splendid * q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-16
TRANSPACIFIC YACHT
RACE TO HONOLULU

fUF Waited FFesah
SAN FRANCISCO Feb ie-Ar-
engagements FOR trsnsgaoifie yacht
race. % BE- hrid between some port
on tho Pacific coast and Hpn0luiu,
are under Way hare today Thomas
W Hebron. a former member - the
Hawaii Yacht club ~ Honniuiu, who
q here. has been requested ~ tho
Island Organization a. undartAks she
work ~ securing entries
Every yacht club on the Pacific
east will be invited % rntar lss fast
est pleasure crafts
X has not been decided YET where
the race Will start. but Il r. believed
that the yachts Hili act sail from
San Francisco. although the Hawai-.
ian people arc believed % BE- under
certain obligations % have tha race
start from tlan Pedro.
II r. probable thai the minimum
u 20 feet IN length viii be lowered
10 % 1f 90 feet 10 permit yachts o.
smaller dimensions % enter the con =
test
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-16

has not yet signed a contract 18th
thu Chicago Cuts for nest Hea soa
aerrfdinK 90 private Advic~s from
Browns Indiana home
HrpNm has struck FOE q big rais.r
and 10 exprcfH 70 aet a. bat iyn
eire objects atronuousiy 60 tho naN
major league contracts. aud hnh
given ~ out that he wiii noe At-
iach his signature % nun
II President Murphy n the Cuie
f9es not agree % Hfuwn's terms. ti,c
thrsn-fin9erea twifiar expects u ~
into the neroplane business riKiri
away.
ITS about time Nas gsitinE into
some kind % a business said
brown. and the air game looks good
- ma ] think there n "a great IA.
tare IN the sport. and that later on.
Y VIII become more than a paatima
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-16
Lew POWELL GETS
A CLOSE DECISION
Two Out of Three Morning Papers Give Fight to San
franciscan, While Third Favors Memsic-Fighi
Fast in Every Round.

hihitinn. and the fight fans Rrc
anxious Ia see the boys eeme to-
eetheF again
Opinion today ia somewh hat a.
Yidcd. one group % fight fans elnim-
tns that Memsic had a shade. while
another partisan crowd r. equally
certain that Powell should have been
awarded the fight on "A foul IN the
firth. when Memsie sent him To- the
floor in agony with blow that
looked % ha how. and that. In any
event, thu san Francisco lad out-
pointed Mensic throughout The fight
Lew viii remain here Tor several
days until he rSeovsfe from a drc-
GRATED optic lie 10 pleased with his
showing last Night. and has an.
nuunced his Intention % challenging
the winner of the Nelson Wolsast
flght 70 san Francisco Washington .
Birthday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-16

II Is Quality That (ul,

The largest oosnpxzy ~ "A
necessarily mean The stronsse IA
largest bank In the Unllal ara
H. IN New York City. hs. rs 1. q
DO your banking there bszxss '.
have just a. safe hznis b eur ~,
state The cash resources Il X
Northwestern Mutual Pr Assoc
ton Of Seattle ere e<szl . moa
than five times the hsnssz7
amount 70 carry policies 10 szgI1
tion as based o. tn past nins gslz
experiences This Il one-thlfE -,
eF strength than esn b shor /
the tea largest stock compass
the United States. IT, polIcian
worcestershire. y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-16
PITCHER BROWN IS
ANXIOUS TO
FLY
fBy United Press.l

CHICAGO. Web. te.--'rhree- Fin
gered Brown. aviator"
That's the way baseball fans will
read IL II the dreams u the star
pitcher Of the Chicago Cubs come
true
Incidentally. the desire 10 sit In
the Hall ~ Fame beside Wright
brothers. Curtis, blorlot and Paul
han. Is the real reason why nrown
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-16
COLLEGE TWlRlER
GOES TO THE
ATHLETICS

SANTA CLARA. Cal. Feb H.
u was announced today that the
controversy over tbs services %
Pitcher y Frtene. formerly u Santa
Clara college. has been decided Ia
favor ~ the Philadelphia Athiefira
While Friene uaA twfriinx FOR Santa
clara last year no pitched phe-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-16
jar May TRAIN
At AUBURN. CAL


AUBURN. Cal. Feb. 10 Fol.
lowing the purchase ~ a 20.
acre ranch near this city by
Charles Ioffrics. brother II the
former champion. II ia rumored
here today that Jim viii train
here for his battle with Jack
Johnson on July T.
The little ranch IL Ideally 10.
Gated for training camp ~
lies on the Bowman road. near
the city llmits. and the sxcei.
lent roads In every direction
would give the builermaker
sufficient opportunity for road
work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-16

strictly observed. and ne never has
been defeated
Hook Bones" was picked Of the
street selling hook honsn which a
cnliud' man m the South loves MORT
70 postum and watermelon. That's
where be- got his name.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-16

npmenai game against tho white
sax Hts work In this game at
frncted she attention 81 Connie
Mack ~ the Athletics. and At the
conclusion u last season. which tie
young pitcher finished with the san
jose outlaws he wns signed
San Jose entered claim for
Frisns this year Il was reported
here today that Phflaaelphia had
ainiesbiy settled the difficulty with
the san jose management.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-16
WOlGAST HPBl
TO WIN N |,
ROUNDS
Manager Of Cermss VI,
cat Says He Was.
the Whole Roll snss'.
Game If AID Lose. :


San FRANCISCO. =. !,
Ad wolsas, loses 70 B.,,s. - !
son at Point kiehmoas ! -
ington's birthday. BIZ rnsss. !. - I
Jones, VIII drop from n s....'l
game. according 70 hla pos1.l'. \
laration today. ~ y
7 am morally certsy. -
going 20 win this iIght : r. ~ n a. Y
therefore,. am Folng i -. =
win my pile, II b lo,ss y !
down and ous. and II VII i !. : !
mo to get into anoshs, - !.
game. IT !
What's more" the ma.
mans manager continuss + -,
"a vii win within IS rouss, - -
Nelson stalls. Ad thinks !. ~ 4.
and those frat Is Founas g. i n.
70 be productive of ne fssses. -
ing any one IN this ns<k !. =
woods ever saw. AZ - 49,.
seen some mighty rapis ~ I I
ready" r.
Bic Outside Attsnszru
Basing the estimate szs ,,s,,
and reservations that hsss -, /.
caived for seats. Il a bsl'ssss N,
al leas, 200 fans from ~ Co..,
VIII be on hand Tor De MI y
Goodwin, The actor. xrf ~, d
friends from yenlce, Cal u 4
cupy seats close % TIE rsrs m
special trains WIN b n r.
Stockton and another treu sss4
mento on the fight cv. H.sw l
completing arrangements VA Il
the principal tEAnsporatm -
pauies operating Enio IL ~
city across the bay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-16

Jimmy Britt has thought out a good one 10
land the coin. and must be credited With a
win over ~knocksr John l.. = "Phil jack OTlrt
en-. Jim Jeffriea foxy Jim corbett and the rest
OF the act0rpuE brigade
Jimmy blew Into Gay Prairie few days ago
fresh from Australia. with q knock for the
Tight game In the antipodes and a large boost
for his own stock
What brought ms back IN a hurry vas a de-
sire % see Conan Doyle said Britt HE has
virtually consented 20 write me q oncact play.
the hero. OF course. TO be a prize fighter. I
shall use II as sketch In the music halls"
Britt was an amateur actor before he took
up prize fighting. and the Conan DOYLE sketch
viii give him an opportunity both to box and
act
There Is nothing doing for fighters IN An
stralia. continued James Edward They
have some good men. but in the few places
where prize fighting Is permitted d purse ~
$1,000 looks bigger 10 them than a cathedral
80 far IS can see nothing will take me into
the ring again
Jimmie - never asleep at the switch when
there is chance to rake in the dollars. and
his last dramatic scheme IL 10 fenping WITH
the rest Of bis business ventures The public
Il little tired Of listening TO the original ~
forts Of actOrpugs. but a real drama Of the
ring. with real live fighter % play the lead
should take from the start
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-16

Coach i.nnwrunn has been retained
AZ Nofre Dame football trainer.
ban Bradley WIN start his training
AT Hot Springs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-16

Stanley kstchrl aiii baH Drank
Klaus az pistAburw March n.
ureat American handicap shoot
wlii 10 held fn Chicago June tf-g4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-16

The latest "Mem0ryVIIlaH IL that fhnv
well into the ' '" "'e" M"ss uhu
enenes me contention that oral betting success and Inn
proves the chances for meenEa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-16

60 into business Texas soby In which
case Dag VII have to find someone else the third
That there has been running IN recent
has been generally
about hy lack Of speed players by asoa of
the change IN the playing game
Efforts to pfer without the aid Of the
qnsnt these DAYS II the first is
rirce the handrun IL played which ninety Of
hundred prevents the catcher from gettnx
throw
Base running has always enjoyable sca
lures OF the game but the has changed
stances t. encouraged because the
WIN and ne forced 70 play the HIS
a. dIaadyantaEe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-16
RED|NGTON'S COLUMN

BALL bugs are conSalescent these days for with
spring practice games only six weeks or and con.
tracts coming Ia By every mail there's plenty to talk
about At the tanning bees TIE price % hen fruit
may soar skywaTd and beef steak may become a
luxury for winning days only but thank goodness
the time
So FAR Seattle partisans have heard nothing but
good news concerning pukdaie's 1910 pennAnt chaa.
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