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The Washington herald., 1910-03-11
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by ". B. Hibbs S Co. mem.
beFs of the Chicago Board Of Trade. Hibbs Build.
Ing.
Chicago. March l0.-Wheat opened steady 70 a
fraction lower Buying was not as large as for the
past two days, and the market showed lack Of sup
poEt for a time. prioss breaking over a cent a
ousheL Buying the decline good. and. the
market becoming oTersold, rally q nearly cent
took place. Crop reports fnm the Southwest were
OF the sane tenor during the rass few days. ard
none q them showed any improvement IN coalitions
message from Teue Haute ays wheat does not
look as well as II did q few days ago. Local car
lots. s. with 2 estimated for tomorrow
Corn opened firm at 1saAc advances. Some
further covering Of shorts vas noticeable. The offer
iugs were ample 30 supply all the demand. and
when such buyiug csasd pTices readily sold Of
cent Der blshe. Cash market vas steady early
but later prices showed declines q i1alc per bushe
the low grades being ths weakest. Local car lots
%. with 26 estimated Tor tomorrow.
Oats were Arm early. bat had a sinking spell dur
ing the middle Of The session. rallyng again toward
the close. Reports Of seeding IN this STATE caused
some liquidation, and short selling and market
seemed without supqOrt. Cash prices steady to a
shade higher early. hut eased of With the futures
Local car lots is. with l0l cars estimated Tor 10
morrow.
Provisions had an early bulge because Of the
further uptun in bog prices. bat settled back later
with hog and grain maTtets and closed steady.
There was fairly good general demand early. and
around inside prices the largcr local packers were
liberal buyers Of May lard and nbs The days sell
ing was chiefly By holders Cash trade fairly good
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. March le.-CATTLE-ReceIpss OF
beeyes. 1853 head. Feeling nominAlly steady for
all grades. Dressed beef higher; common to choice
native sides selling at slsalls per ID London and
Liverpool markets unchanged. No shipments from
this port to-day or tomorrow.
CALVES-Recepts, "a head. Feeling steady
Common to choice yeals sold at T5oall.Oo per 100
lbs; clils SEQ Dressed calves unchanged; eiia
dressed veels selling at I0al6 per h.; country
dressed. loal4
SHEEP AND LAAIBS-Receipts, SIS head. Zeal
ing nozninsly higher. Dressed mutton firm at llals
dressed lambs strong at i5a7; country dressed hot
houss lambs steady at 4oHie00 per carcasS
H0GS-Receipts, 167c head. Feeling 10 10 Is
cents higher all around. Pigs and light-Esights
sold at l050Rle65 per 100 IbA Country dressed hogs
in good demand and firm At I2slS per H. 70. ma
dun and lishtwsights; some choice pigs selling
up n l51k
The Washington herald., 1910-03-11
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

ssles-Regulsr CALI I2 O'Clock noon
Following are ths bid ana asked prices on yeSiss-
days Washington Stock Exchange;
United States g. registered. 81, 900 at Iog4 500 At
l61h
United States IS. coupon. 500 AZ 1874.
Columbia Railroad IS, 81 o0J a. 1924
Potomac Electric Light IS, N0o at los, S.o0o al
l6
Norfolk & Washington Steamboat s.. 1000 at 100.
81 600 at 1904 s. 900 at i00A.
Capital Traction az l2
American National Bank, 10 az is.
After call:
at s9ls.
MergenthsleF Linotype ] a 70.
Greene Cananes IS At lGs.
Merchants s Mechanics Savings Bank 10 at l5a
GAS BONDS
The Washington herald., 1910-03-11
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by ". B. Hibbs & Co..
members Of the New York Stock Exchange, Hibts
Building.
New York, March l0-An eyes were Hyeted on
May cotton. L advanced oye- a dollar a bale. It
lifted other months Liverpool people fear that the
May option is going to be squeezed. and soma here
have similar apprehension Liverpool spot sales
rose to 1000 bales and private cables from that
market were almost uniformly bullish. mainly on g
better spot demand and bulliSh dispatches from New
York. Liverpool prices were higher than expected
at Alexandra. Egypt and futures advanced 50
points New Orleans dispatches reported a better
inquiry for spot cotton Savannah kilograms stated
that the SPOT demand from Spain the largest
seen at any time this season. with disposition
among buyers and sellers TO cone together. Bulls
contend that unless the coming crop Is large one
materially higher prices must rula irrespective of
what they regard IS a large short interest in the
May option.
Futures advanced 9 10 . points on this crop and
to on the next. closing firm. Estimated sales.
hall
The Washington herald., 1910-03-11
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

Chicago March l0.-LIvE HoGs-lsas higher.
estimated receipts. 1900: left over from yesterday
$3.50; estimated receipts tomorrow, 1900 Ruiz Of
prices, l0.6oal0s0; lights, l0SaI07s; mixea and
butchers l0Sal0s0; heavy. 10 s5al0 80: rough beavv
To- s5al0.55; pigs s50al0S0.
CAfILE-Steady; estimated receipts G0Oa Beeres-
5.SaS4oi COWS and heifers, 2e5as 60; TEXAS stesrs
i.I5ai9o; stockers and feeders 2s0as3 %; western
50a&ec.
sHEEP-Steady; estimated receipts IoOOo Ma
tves, 5.eoasl0 Western. 55oas.l0; yearllngs. lisa
SO lambs, soeasSoi Western lambs, s00asso
The Washington herald., 1910-03-11
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. March lo.-Mcney on call At the stock
exchtnge to-day opened at 2Is per cent highest 9.
lowest ~. closing 2& per cent Most of the days
loans were nads az e5k per cent
Time money continued quite firm the demand
maintaining its increased activity. The supply was
not superintendent. and was rather lacking in
breadth. Rates. 3lsaSG per cent for 60 DAYS. szal
per cent for 20 days, per cent for 1, 3, and 6
months. and IA per cent for over the year.
Mercantile paper issued with some freedom.
meeting fair market. but with manifest intention
the part Of buyers 70 obtain full rates. Rates.
ia4s per cent fox so to 80 days Endorsed bills re-
cevabe, Gas for choice 70 months single
names for others-
The Washington herald., 1910-03-11
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY ". r. HIbbs & &C..
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibts
Building.
Can nouey; Open. e. high, ); low, 25s close. "a.
SALE OF STOCK by HnIIRs
The Washington herald., 1910-03-11

New York. March l8-WHEAr-Weaker; Inactive
trade. no. J Duluth. to arrive. IL; No. nd Z
O. b.. L9: No. 2 hard, New York, T. q B., L2s
No ! mscaroui. Ll0. I. o. b. No. / Alanit0ha + o
D., 20 arrive, LIS Exporters took loads MsnitOba-
CORN-Flrm; demand IS inactive. Steamer mixed
6~; No elevator. 4. to arrive export No 2
{. o. D., g.: No. yellow. {. O. b, IL Exporters
tfnk lnads
The Washington herald., 1910-03-11
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Trading in bonds yesterday on the local
stock exchange was brisk. including
1900 In United States registered 3 per
cents and $500 in coupon threes. OF the
local public utility bonds Columbia Rail-
road per cents brought 1O2 IA, Potomac
Electric IS sold at Jos and Norfolk and
Washington Steamboat IS az par and
fraction above.
On the call OF the stock list little re-
suited, the only sales recorded being two
shares of Capital Traction at 1873 and
ten OF the American National Bank at
is. After call Washington Railway and
Electric preferred sold at 50 t-2, Mergen-
thaler at 21s. Greene-cananea at 0s-S
and Merchants and Mechanics Savings
Bank at l55.
The interesting happening of the day
was the advance of Commercial National
Bank stock eight points on the bid price
and about twenty points on the asking
price While brokers sought the stock
at the advance. none could be had except
at 225. The stock has been quoted lately
at about I96, and the sharp rise In price
seemed significant OF something in the
minds of brokers out of the ordinary. It
was said after the session that the story
of the merger between the Commercial
Bank and a local trust company was
being revived again. This. however, could
not have been the reason actuating the
brokers. for the story was denied in toto
by persons in authority to speak both at
the bank and the trust company half an
hour after the exchange closed.
John ". Brawner has been elected
director Of the Lincoln National Bank to
I'LL q vacancy In the board.
E. Southland Parker. one Of the veteran
members Of the exchange, after an alb
sence OF several months from the ex-
change was present yesterday and his
associates on the exchange called upon
him for one OF his characteristic speeches
full OF optimistic references to the con-
dition Of affairs I'm local financial circles.
Mr.. Parker has been spending several
months quietly on his farm In Pennsyl-
vania-
The Washington herald., 1910-03-11
BOSTON STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished b. ". B. Hbbs & Co,
members Of the New York Stock Exchange, Hfbhs
The Washington herald., 1910-03-11

John ". Brawner has been elected a
director Of the Lincoln National Bank to
fill q vacancy IN the board.
The Washington herald., 1910-03-11


CATTLE-ExtTs. per cEt-. 55Oa6Oo: butcher so0a
40; common, 2Ooa50J
HOGS-Per cWt-, gToss, s5oal00o; ordinary, $50.
6HEEP-Prime. 4.00a50 %: common 2oOa21
LAABS-Cholcs. Per h. sas3z; medium, T.
CALYES-Pfime, per h., % medium. s; com.
mon. 7a75z: grass, 4a5.
CoNS-Prime, fresh. each 5500a45O9. cospman
Hooaso-oei old and dEy. iao0als.oa
The Washington herald., 1910-03-11

Quotations furnished by ". B. Hibbs & Co, men,
bers OF the New York Stock Exchange. Hibhs Build
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-04
EASTERN LEAGUE
CLUB IN THE
BRONX
Rumors That Montreal
Franchise VIII Be Trans
ferred on Account of
Long Jump to Canadian
City.

HAAH fstAAtHs
NEW YORK. Fah t-The long
expected Invasion ~ Greater New
York by 3 minor league IL pretty
well uueeF way Il runfor - correct.
For weeks e has been known that
certain capitalists hnfe were making
nvsftureH e. establish Ia ihe nr1nx
an Eastern league club. and today
To. name ~ Billy 9Ehsan wAH asHo-
ciafna with this deaf Gibson ia a
well hnuWn sporting man. ldenti.
fled with the FnirmQut Athieiic
ciuh and able 90 call apou hgaVy
financial backing
The report has BE- that Gibson
wishes 10 transfer % the nrunx The
Montreal club which has never been
much ~ a money maker. because
this Canadian city - 80 far distant
from other cities tn the circuit
While q good enough baseball tonin.
ihe long jump thrfe runs ~ travel
ing expenses. ard besides causes no
litfis trouble in arranging a sched-
ale
Gibson and his financial hackeru
have hopes 81 getting tha consent
- Frank Farreli and John r Brush
II sueceasfui. they uiii Immediately
sat the matter before the national
commission. Il IL admitted that n
nranx Eastern league club might
be q dangerous rival o. both Giants
ard HsWhIAudrrH hut the promoters
argue that there e tremendous
population. estimated AZ fa1.0 in
lhe Bronx which 81 NOT tapped b.
either - tbs big leagues, and that
anyway. ths city IL growing 90 rap
IDLY That another attraction in base
ball must eventually be established
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-04
SAM BERGER SAYS
GLEASON HAS
SAY
Bears Out CIeason's State
ment That Richard Was
to Leave Selection of
Battle Ground to Him.

SPOKANE, Fob Promoter
Jack Gleason II San Francisco. who
arrived here yesterday with theJcf-
friaa.uoteh troupe announced this
afternoon that within a week from
today ha positively would name the
place 81 meeting for the Jsfffies-
Johnson flEht
Tex Richard promised mo a. the
Kniehofbocket hotel in New York
that could name the meeting place
and Sam Berger VIII bear mo out
ln thia leave tonight for San
Francisco and upon ms arrival
there viii Immediately arrange Tor
meeting with nickard. and we
viii then decide On where tho big
right II 20 be held San Francisco
wiii undoubtedly be named. The
public T. demanding that Richard
and myself get down 90 business.
and am satisfied that after l have
had talk with the Nevbdan that
everything wiIl be settled satisfac-
toFsiy"
when Gam Berger wsa asked n
b. was present when stckard agreed
20 allow Gleason 70 name the city
In which the fight WAS 70 be held
Manager BerKer @ids
Yes. Richard did promise % lei
Gleason name ,he meeting place %
the fisht. for / was present whom
he said positively that Gleason could
name the city"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-04

How about Ordemanf 2" aakcd
someone in the gallery
Well Mr. Ordoman dit set a de-
cisian over me-. admitted Roller
"hut ! stand ready To meet him
again / can draw $40 600 in Kan
sss City with Hhyeeko. bat IA rather
wrestir Ouicman here for nothing.
and show Seattle people I'm hia
master
Roller loft with hts road show,
bat Jack Curley remained IN this
city, and this morning when seen az
the Hotel savoy and shown Barton
telegram, h. confirmed his own and
Rollers previous statements.
"Ordeman wants 90 save his wor-
rying for the time he gets on the
mat With Roller said Curiuy Wen
make thls match. but it's not such
an easy matter a. he see'n "a think
for Roller 20 brrak with tine Jeffri~s
show and jump back here. I've been
keerinE the wires hot. however. aud
think everything "a now arranged
II no unforeseen bitches occur the
match will h~ pulled nsf in Seattle
about the 9Th o. this month
The date Of the match win b.
definitely fixed today. and aH soon
as II ~ announced. Ordrman win
leave Minneapolis IN order ~ get a
few days rest after the Journey.
before gelug GA with Rollar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-04
LEW POWELL NOW
TRAINING FOR
MEMSlC

LOS ANGELES. Feb. 4. 49, Lew
Powell arrived IN Los Angeles 70.
day from San francisco 10 train
for hls argument" with George
Memaic. al McCarcy's pavilion.
scheduled for Feb rs. with his
trainer. Al Kovie. be sent lmmedi.
atsly 10 Jack Doyiea. where he
Niil get himself into condition for
the i9.round battle
When Lew VAS told that George
had been telling friends that be
was COINS to knock Powell out.
Lev said
'Memsic had better save hia
Atnd for tho nlght " The battle.
and watch out that 40 not stop
him before the last gong I"
kexie spent the day scmyrying
about trying 20 find a sparrinR
partner for Powell
Lev said that he expected 10 en-.
ter tho riug weighing about i3l y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-04

That Henry Ordeman 4 getting
restless. and believes that nr n r.
Roller was only stailing when be
accepted his challenge. sent through
The Star on January 81 last Is
shown BY the above message from
Crsleman's manager. received this
Morning, Roller received tho def
before he reached Seattle with the
Jeffries -G0tch show. and sent "a
lengthy telegram 20 The star. telling
Just how good no considered him
SET. and accepting the challenge.
subject o. tho approval Of his man
nEeF. Jack Ctrley.
When Roller arrived IN Seattle he
repeated his acceptance. and "a ring
Ing words told everybody who would
listen Just how ha would dispose of
ordeman when he got him on the
mat
"Gotch Is the champion. but
figure next best satd Roller
vOrdemaa u good tough man. bat
b hardly classes up with me. when
I set him on the mat I'll shake htn
as I would sick kitten"
IN the ring AZ the Armory Tues
day night, Or Roller. monoloxtst.
gave an interesting talk on Dr
Roller. peerless athlete.
I've beaten them all bat Gotch.
said the doctor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-04
C0HLEY is BETTER
THAN DANNY
WEBSTER

PORTLAND. Feb. & Frankie
cguieY. the Wisconsin lad who came
10 the Coast booking for ring honors.
made a good start here last night
b. ssiting tia better u Danny Web
stor u Tsoa Angeles IN a t0-round 60.
The bout was a mo decision" affair.
bat tbs sporting writers agree that
CouleY had by far the best Of the
milling all through.
c0nley IL now nfter Monte Atteil.
and Will FRY and secure a match
over the long route before some 81
tHr California riuhs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-04

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb t-The
Chicago White scx viii spend a por-
tioh OF their training season on the
Pacific coast. according 60 an an
Eouncsment here today. thereby
forestailinK the appearance Of the
Boston Red Sox on western dla.
mcnds this year
Tip o'Nsili advance agent ~
C0miskeys Americans before re-
Turning a. GhfrMmo to bold 4 confer
srca with the Chicago club presf.
Gent, sasd that il was certain that
the white Sox would open here
against the Seals on March
Whether they viii work their way
southwark 20 Los Angeles. or whath-
fr they VIII start II the south and
Clay northward 10 Portland. has not
yet been ascertained
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-04
BAT NELSON
BEATS DE ORC
fnY United Press.l

san FRANCISCO. Feb. Mot
only II Battling Nelson champion
lightweight Vt the world today but
be can peint 20 having dofrated
Alfred 10 orc, one Of the greatest
pool players Of the world. IN one
game OF pool at least
Nolaon and De ORC in n friendly
match late yesterday played a 80
y 40 point fame of pool IN which
port aka man g een6 M sV stl ao a eA
Nelson was set down so to IN IN
one gamo and 90 10 % in another
Tho highest run mad0 By 10 orc
was 81 points ana BY Nelson ca.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-04

! JACK JOHNSON is UP
AGAINST REAL THING


= NEW YORK. Feb tus 4
tlce 1off ths uterues3 iafssln 4
= New York. viii preside At ne 4
. trial n Jack johnson on a 4
a charge preferred against him 4
. az the result n an alleged a.. 4
. tack upon Nathan Piudsr. a 4
= negro. Nho refused 10 haY 4
= Johnson a bottle of Wlns. 4
= Prosecutor Whitman To-Day 4
= transferred the case 70 Judge 4
. Geff Ia tha criminal iiYaheh q
. ~ che supreme court =
q Jasiics Uoff ls said e. favs =
. a judicial waiipp that The biaeh q
. champion may feei wheu the .
. two clash IN iha court room 4
q The case accaraius 60 whit. q
= man. probably wiii BE- srfpa :
. within two weeks 4
a 4 49, :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-04

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 4-The
advance guard q the san Francisco
Seals. comprising Howard Nandorff.
Harry McArdie and Tommy Ten
nant, infieldeFs. are here today. and
word j. brought by them that others
or tho local team. who are noN play
Ing N the Imperial valley. win soon
arrive. Among these are MEX VIII
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-04
FTGHT Talk

Hush Mcintosh the Australian
Ixht promoter. is being banded n
gfce roasting 81 Abe Attaii the
feafherwsigh champion. who openly
FOCUSES hlm % being the cheapest
promoter that has ever undertaken
rs do business with an American
lighter
Abe claims that Mcintosh has not
lived up % the agreement be prnc-
iioaliy made with him 60 engage In
three fights Ia Australia for which
Pc was 70 reeaive 10000 and In
stead u being guaranteed this sum.
Mcintosh cabied him that the best
he would DO would b. % offer him
a guarantee ~ $4,000. snd that Abe
must aarse 70 meet thu men no ~
lneta1 Tor him up 60 f81 pounds
Attell says that u has cost him $50
for cahlaEfamH he has sent 20 Nc.
intosh since they first opened up
negotiations
Jack Johnson % now the manager
~ fighter fIe has taken joe
Wolcott. the -weltorwolght cham
piou IN charge Ho has Just
matched Woicott ~ meet English
Jack ourlen for 40 rounds john
son want The fight % take place at
Boston. while O'Brien prefers Buff
faip They fight within three weeks
The t0-round bout between Tom
my Murphy and owen Moran. which
was arranged 10 take place az tho
Bedford Athletic club of Brooklyn
on February T. has been postponed
for "a week AZ the request W Moran.
who claims that be Injured hia irnd
IN his recent bout with Matty Bald
win. and besides needs moro time
ID which to train for the battle.
Bob Armstrong the negro heavy
weight, who lost his job with Jack
Johnson because he ives IN the com
pony Of Fam Landlord az n resort
In Plttsburg when johnson and hts
white manager" entTed this place,
vs. az present training LouRford for
his 10 round fight with Jim Flynn
which takes places at tho Pacific
Athletic club u Los Angeles on tho
night Of February s.
Matty Baldwin. who secured "a do
eislou over Owen Moran IN "a 10
round bout az the Armory Athletic
association 81 Boston, has been
matched by HE manager, Aloe No
Lean. % moot Ray Br0nnon az In
alPnapqli8 for 20 Pounds before the
vest Side Athletic Sub Of New Or
Teams IN the near future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-04
rKf eo5s or rHr Jos
COACH LEWIS KEPT BUSY.

AZ last the big event III the has
kettaii circles has been announced
Next Saturday night the faculty
team % TIE Broadway high school
viii Try 20 redeem che reputation ~
The school, which the student play
ers have practically ruined BY e long
let % defeats BY wiplua up The
earth with the faculty team u the
Everett high school
The announcement that both
teams would 90 % Everett satur-
day has stirred up things al Broad
way. and the profE are simply put
unE 70 an over the undergraduates
in tho afternoon sorimmaNea. Coach
lewis IL getting back AZ the boys.
who claim that the poor showing II
tholr team IL due 90 his coaching,
or rather 10 hia lack Of coHohlnE. 81
rubbing ~ into them with his team.
IN an ~ players VIII make the
zip, geYen pr0fn and seven boys
While tho boys have little - no
chancs Of taking their game, fhoy
arc working hard, and hope 70 keep
the score down 20 q decent size The
faculty men who Will prohahtY make
tho "trip arei Lewis, Grawoaok.
Rarig. Christensen Muihollaud. Gal
braith and Green. The makeup Of
tho school quintettn has not been
announced. although there Wffi be
several big changes made in tho
team before Saturday. 10 "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-04
COAST LEACUERS ARE
GETTING DOWN TO BIZ

liams. Claude Berry Rex Amos and
joe Berger
Pins hodie. the hard hitting out
fielder. has been here Tor Some tine
and Jimmy Lcwia who Is winterinE
al Springfield Ohio says he wili
start for thc Coast in q fsw days
According 20 Manager Danny
Long. only one player hae refused
20 put his name 70 a contract He
viii not reveal tho name % the Sc
ilnquent but ruror says that Mel
choir "a the man who wants % hax.
q talk with tho club officials before
signing up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-04
OROEMAN- ROLLER BOUT
IS NOW A CERTAINTY
DR.. Roller, the Unwilling Gladiator, Must Make Good
His Boasts or Take Water-Ordeman Will Leave
for the Coast Immediately


9edlugton. Sporting Editor Seattle WASH
~ Roller Curey business Qrdenan will leave
daey Coast Have matches offered here, want
Roller frat Mus be 70 finish ard want seod ads bet See
curlsy mo definitely GEORGE A. BARTON
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-04

fby United rressl
CHICAGO. Feb. A. Harry Cline IL
now the 1879 billiard champion ~
tho United States Last night he
took the title and a side bet Of ST 600
from Calvin Demareat. who w1n BE-
IN the recent tournament az Madl.
son Square Garden. New York crime
scored 1900 b DamaHests 1887.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-04
WRNEp

Old Jake Kilraln has crumnled
ears
Jake Beckiey hates 10 think III
growing old. Every winter for many
years Jake has acted as assistant
starter al race tracks an over the
land. For an old-timer Jake ia stM
q spry one. Seems about uma fhov
were sending out the 0biuarlaa fo
keen on hand for Jahea iaat ruu.
No telling though Jake may Ua hat-
tins 800 nj some league neEt tn4r
Tor an we know.
Abe Atteli claims rial Chase "a tbo
greatest bail player that ever Nrad
There Isn't o hotter fan iu tie eonn-
ny than Abe
young Australian blood who
horned into Jeffs table fu q cafe ore
plight apparently Moated over lbe
Mot ihat he was Sitting with ade
champ he bad the coin. Ed fi.bf.
and vas ordering fizz water. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-04

Marvin Hart Is detective In
i.auinvilis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-04

walter dld not please him. and some
argument arose. Tn order 10 demon
sirate the correctness of hts theory
me walter hurled "a tray Of glasses
at ne Antipode gent Ills arm must
nave been re- warm Weather affair. as
t kInked and JEFF received the glass
ware fun pn the chest re didn't
say ia word
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-04

IN the match. which was PLAYED
IN three blocks o. 500. Cline uh0e IA
gteadlneHa 20 D8marasta brlllinucv
lp the final block. played last night
the Chicago lad made several sem
AAtipnal runs and at one time
seemed Co have "a chance of catch-
ing his opponent. but Cllne'n lead
WIS too long and be- ran out IN the
18th inning with IL