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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-29
<tpRICELESS GENT" IS
PITCHER LEFTY RUSSELL

All over the Eastern League cir
cult Pitcher Russell, whom Connie
Mack purchased" for $4,000 con-
versation coin. is the subject OF much
comment on both the part OF the
spectators and the newspapers. A
writer In the Montreal Star gives
Lefty" bit of notice in the follow
ing humorous vein:
with the Baltimore aggregation OF
pirates came the valuable Mr. Rus
sell, who travels IN special car with
six personal attendants to minister
unto his needs and keep him from all
harm.
When Mr.. Russell travels on a
train a special pilot engine rs GENT
ahead. taking out all the kinks in the
track, In order that his feelings may
not be Jared in any way.
Mr.. Russell is such an expensive
article that he Is usually incased in
a glass box. and is only allowed 10
be taken out in the open air when the
wind is gentle and the zephyrs mod
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-29
kAz00 MEtT|NG
WILL END TO-DAY
Colorado Z. Trots Fac Mile in
Workout, While Cstain
George Shows

KALAMAZOO, July as.-Drinp the
morning workouts here Yesterday
Colorado E.. driven by RameyMacey.
went a mile in 2:0e IA, lowerns the
mark for three-year-olds by e sec.
end. The previous record as hid by
General Watts and as made al Lex.
ington In 1907.
Captain George, Tom Murphy't en-.
try for the M. a NJ. had thingshis
own way In the $3.50 trot and wnt
the last two heats In 200 IA It's
performance makes him look good T.
the Detroit feature.
The meeting ends today with tn
200 pace as the feature. Giftline "a
the favorite over about the same field
he defeated last week at Grand
Rapids. Y
The summaries follow:
2:1s CLASS PACING, THREE IN FIVE.
STAKE 81. 600.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-29
HUNTER EQUALS RECORD.
Chicago Golf Player Does Minneapolis
Course In 60.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, July 29.--It
II all Chicago today in the Western
Golf Championship.
Yesterday Charles Evans, Jr.. Edge
water, beat w. r. Glow, Jr., Onwent-
sia, 8 mp, to play, Warren X. Wood.
Homewood, won from Harry Legg,
Minikahda, 2 up, / TO play; Robert Z.
Hunter, Midlothian, beat Albert
Seckel, Hinsdale, 6 up. to play and
Mason E. Phelps, Midlothian won from
G. T. Jaffray, Minikahda. up, 3 to
play.
Hunters phenomenal score OF IS
for the Is holes yesterday was a
course record. The semi-finals today
bring together Warren Wood, Home
wood club, Chicago, and Mason
Phelps, Midlothian; Chick" Evans.
Edeewater, plays X. E. Hunter, Mid
lothian.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-29
Here's a Fine Mixup.

The Cleveland club sold the Bos-
ton Nationals gold brick and the
Doves will kick on paying money
therefor. Outfelder Kruger went to
Boston for the waiver price and took
a sore arm along. He has been ship
ped back to Cleveland. The Doves
say they won't pay the 1880 and the
Maps say they will have to. Boston
claims it's getting money under false
bretenses
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-29
YOU CAN BECOME MAGNATE.
Owner 6urkhart Offers Saginaw Fran.
chlse For Sale and say tie q
Hia Money-Maker.

Owner A. 8. Burkhart offsrt q glit.
tering chance for some enthusiast 10
become a baseball magnate. n has
offered his Saginaw franchise 1 the
South Michigan league for sale.
The offer is duly advertised irthe
sporting papers and is played up iko
fire sale the morning after. He's
an opportunity for some of the RAD
fans TO get little frst-hand inform.
ton on the secrets of CONDUCTING.
ball club. 10
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-29

An effort Is being made to form al
all star ball team 70 go on tour after
the regular big league seasons end
Ty Cobb Is wanted to play center
field. Speaker, OF Boston. Evers. Wag
ner, Hal Chase and others, have beer
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-29
Promoters Expect No Trouble.

PHILADELPHIA, July 29.--In spite
OF the spirited opposition that Is be.
ing manifested toward the coming
six-round bout between Sam Lang
ford and AL. Kaufman, the promoters
declare the men will meet on August
&c. as per schedule. The city laws OF
Philadelphia permit slx-round boxing
bouts in which the referee gives no
decision. Under these circumstances,
the promoters Of the fight say the re-
form element cannot interfere.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-29
G0TCH WILL NOT FIGHT.
Wrestler Content With Honors and
Draws the Color Line.

The talk that Frank Gotch will ever
fight Jack Johnson Is all moonshine.
In the first place Gotch never said
that he would fight him, in the second
place he would not go up against a
colored man for any honor, and in the
third place he has too many admirers
in his home city, Humboldt, Ia, to
ever give his consent to enter upon
srch a contest The home city 10
content with thu honor II possesses
OF being the residence OF the cham.
pion wrestler of the world.
Gotch is content with laurels he al.
ready wears, without any attempt to
gain others that might end disastrous.
ly for him, as IL did for Jeffries.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-29

Timken- Detrot Axle Co VS.. McCord
Mfg. Co. Thinker grounds. Fort and
waterman, o'clock. Umpire-Mc-
Nell. Scorer-Ni.poth.
Gear Grinding Mach. Co. VS.. Haves
Mig. Co, Papke's grounds 1918 O'clock
sharp Umpire-Gallagher. Scorer
Oostdyk.
Wheel Co, Burroughs grounds. LAO
o'clock sharp. UmSire-Messerschm
Scorer-BIschor
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-29
SOUTH MICHIGAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results.
Battle Creek 10, Kalamazoo o.
Adrian s. Lansing Go innings).
Jackson 4. Saginaw 2.
Flint 4, Bay City 1.
Today's Games.
Lansing at Adrian.
Kalamazoo at Battle Creek.
Jackson at Saginaw.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-29
Negroes VIII Give johnson Belt.

NEW YORK. July 29.-The move
ment TO purchase $4,000 diamond
and gold belt, emblematic OF the
heavyweight championship OF the
world, for Jack Johnson, is meeting
with great enthusiasm on the part Of
the colored population all over the
country, according to the Negroes
who are back OF the plan. II is said
there will be no difficulty In raising
the money by popular subscription.
and that the belt. one of the hand
soonest ever made. will be presented
to Johnson upon his return from
Europe next year
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-29
SHORT LENGTHS

suggs, former Tiger, pitched a good
game against the Pirates. In the four.
teenth inning. Pittsburg got two hits
and two runs, taking the game. RusEs
issued no passes in the whole IL chap
National league, there was only one
run scored In IL innings A pass TO
Wheat. Hummelrs safe hunt and
Sharpe's mum. let in the only run.
~
overall held the Cardinals safe nj ali
times. allowing them but Ave hits, OF
which Willis had two.
-NH
Mt. Clemens heat the q. a q. team Of
petroit, 10 to II. in game filled with
hitting and errors
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-29
TROLLEY LEAGUE.
Saturday Games.

Spaldings VS.. o. X. at Papke's park.
Mlnosor vs.. Athletics at Windsor.
Wyandotte vs. Northwestern AT WV
andotte.
Pontiac VS.. Mt. Clemens at Pontiac q
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-29

Roosie Teddyvelt had penetrated
the innermost depths OF the dark con-
tinent. and had written his master
piece Discovering the Heart OF Africa
without the Aid OF Gumdrops." After
walking for miles along a forest
stream in search OF ford, he at last
discovered to his Joy log spanning
the river.
He gave great cry of delight. and
got half way across the natural
bridge.
Even explorers sometimes fail to
perceive the difference between logs
ana hungry crocodiles.
THE End
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-29
Cardinals TO Have New Park

Owner Stanley Robson OF the St.
Louis Nationals announces he will
build new ball park in 1911. The
park VIII be one of the largest In the
country.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-29
RAILROAD LEAGUE.
STANDING.
Saturday, 2 ID. m.

Double-header at Mack-ave. Parry.
Pere Marquette VS.. Edmond Jones Co.
first game; Pere Marquette vs.. LAKE
Shore, second game.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-29

Oimstead. In /. At bat-Against
Young 81. Olmstead 4. Two-base hit
rifice hits--T. Jones, Tannehill, Payne.
Stolen base-Purtell, First base on
balis--Of Mulin 2, OF Olmstead /. First
base on errors--Detroit 2. Left on
out-By Mullin 2. by Young e. Time
1876. Umpire-Perrlne.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-29
ST. vINCENTs WINS MEET.
Takes First Place In Big Field Day
Held by the Y. M. I.

BY steady and consistent work the
well-balanced track team from st.
Vincent's parish won the Temple cup
at the Y. NJ. /. track meet yesterday
afternoon at Bots Blanc by scoring
a total of 81 points, nine more than
their nearest opponents. Holy Rosary,
with 49,
The field day was a great success
and one OF the largest crowds of the
season turned out.
The points were divided as follows:
st. Vincent's, %; Holy Rosary, 1s:
Holy Redeemer. IL; Holy Cross, ~;
Blessed Sacrament. 3,
The summary:
1OO-yard dash Mullane, first:
Bergman. second: I.anglois, third.
Time. 11:2.
Shot-put-McGaugh, first; F. Dow.
rey, second; Hart. third. Distance.
81 feet.
220-yard dash--Langlois, first; Neis.
second; McDace, third.
Broad mp-Starkweather. first:
Langlois. second; McDace, third. Dis.
lance. IL feet 8 inches.
Quarter mile-Neis. first: Lyons.
second;. Starkweatherg third. -
Half mile-Hart. first; Mullane, sec.
ond: Monohan. third.
Hurdles-Brang, first; Berg. sac.
ond; Lyons. third
Relay won by Marine City.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-29

Yesterdays Results.
Pittsburg g., Cincinnati 2 "a inn'gs).
Brooklyn 4, Boston I'll innings).
Phiilies 3. New York I.
Chicago 3, 81. Louis o.
Today's Games.
Boston at New York
Phillies at Brooklyn.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-29
Masonic Len<ue Games Saturday.

FaIestine VS. City OF Straits, Wood
ward and Farrand- ayes, 3:3o D. m.
Umpire, Jordan; scorer. BischofY.
Zion vs. Friendship. Anspaugh and
Redmond; scorer. Behrendt.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-29
sunday. Aia0 n. m.

wabash VS.. Michigan Central. Edison
srounds Umptres Will call up Presi.
dent Works for their assignmer,ta
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-29
sunday Games.

Wyandotte VS. Athletics at Papke's
park.
Pontiac VS.. o. X. at Pontiac---
Mt. Clemens We. Spaldings at Mt
Clemens g games)
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-29
BI0
SkU0 GERS
including Thursday. Games.
Good BIZ At Euclid Park.

The Euclid management has sue
ceeded in landing the Crescents for
Sundays double-header at Euclid
Park. and considering the popularity
Of both teams these contests should
M the park to Its capacity.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-29

May Day, b. m, by Commuta-
tion-July, by Charley Wilkes
Brsnham Baughman. b. h.
Lady Of Honor. CHI. m. ijsnowj. Z !
Alwanda, b. q. (Keegan)....
Miss Peeler, b. m. tHunelD.... 8
Ian Bar, b. h. (Walker). .....
Oscar Wild, ch. h. (Fenelon).. 8 ee
Direct Hal, Jr.. blk. h. (Jones). 9
Ashline. b. Y. (Cummings).... 3 d.
Time-2:o4%, 2:04%, 2:04.k
2;12 CLASS TROTTING, THREE IN
FIVE. PURSE $1,000.
Major Strong. b. g., by Strong
Boy. dam by Petoskey tsny- -.
Vito. b. c. q. Benyon) ....... al
Bervaldo, b. &. (Murphy).....
Margate, TO. x. (Snow) .......
Tearoiain. CHI. m (Barnes) 49,. 81
Fair Maiden, b. m (McMahan) o 60
Hailworthy. b. &. (Nutung-
Safeguard. b. g. (Fioydj 49,.
Mary G..-h-- m--lCoxl- DR.
Time--2:o7h. 2:07A, a:0SM.
1850 CLASS TRoTTING. THREE IN
FIVE. PURSE $1,000.
Capt George, b. h.. by Admiral
po Jefferson murphy, ;::;... I
Or. Treg. blk. 3. URash).....
Remorseful. blk q. tMcMah-
Abba. b. m. (walker) .....s
Custer, CHI. g. Qiarrtson).... DIS
y Time-2:10&, 2:O9L 2:O9L
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-29
BASEBALL STANDINGS


Yesterdays Results.
Detroit 2, Chicago 0.
Washington 9, 4rnfertcs ITO tuu'gst.
New York 8. Boston 4.
Cleveland 2. st. Louis L.
Today's Games.
Detroit at Chicago.
Washington at Philadelphia.
New York at Boston.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-29
ThurnfiaY. Anr a
All Stars Will Tour.

"'"""Vf RUEs Fs
Windsor vs.. Spaldings at windsor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30
eRAFTERS In A PANIC

The crooks and the graiters running 10 cover there
sxung below the line and panic above The break dreaded
thieves has crook no longer trust another
Thsy know the day Of reckoning is hand
Every possible influence IS being brought to bear inn
pa The decent citizens who bent cleaning up the
Te who have poited BY the graft and corruption
mpgmg the motives 81 the who going after the
uuce ~ setting up the CRY that hurts business "
hw Hng TO render the efforts o the council nvetgat
hg unmae useless They playing every dirty card in
@ deck to themselves and their friends from the
pxusnary
h the pcnicntary that ahead for them now 1t
a question Of mere graft or money 1t IS the great big
nHng fact that there law and people who enforce
thw. and this leads straight 20 the prison doors.
That why the old familiar CRY OF hurting business is
kaa A. falling dozen graers wouldn't BE the greatest
Ang ever showcrcd on this community. How IL hurt
ess 10 have honest office II hurt business
the dance hall business the dive the assgna-
That's the business viii hurt and the people Of Seattle
hurt that business hurt moally kan and throw
remains. with the Ludoyics and the rest Of them the
What harm viii do the business OF Seattle If the stock
hdfs d the Hillside Investment Company similar con-
Hurt business It will boom every respectable business in
star Chamber Sessions Would BE Unamcrican" shrcks
~ boon companion u Ludovc Since when have Ludovc
Id hn OF macques become Americana Must the mantle
paotism be thrown over the great American institution
dh hsldivc the opium joint. the Chinese gambling den.
@ub house Shall wrap Nappcnstcn up IN the Amcri
n protect him from the violating hand q the invest
ageommittec shall arm Hi Gil with the Declaration OF
dependence ward off the recall>
0 the council committee viii hold executive ses-
2A Has LudpNtC and ms blood bfonef iued
Oanr committee Is made up Of set 81 imbeclest Would 4
NJ Be aud cxpedent thing invite the public IN 10
hear these crooks squea on each oher' The only way to make
elective vesgaton OF the official crooks IS TO hold eNecu
tive sessions. And that is the way It will be done.
Make mistake about that. Little Brother TO Ludovc.
There viii be no public sessions you lie about Let your
patriotism rest easy on that score You play the Star
SFanged Banner seven days a week TO that tune.
The crooks public office will go and the whole horde
dive keepers will 60 Seattle will be clean spite
q every trek the crooks can play.
The Star going stay right the job until Il IS com
ped The Star viii fight until there is nothing left TO fight
The town viii rid itself 81 al the waowcrs in the # II has
barry them ont with ongs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30
WOMAN FREED
FROM CLUTCH
Of PT. Iona

SAN DIEGO. Cal. Sept 20 My.
4 is good % Dee free arAiu.
These were The words that came
today from the lips Of Mrs. Julia
7. Quinn. who Was freed yesterday
afternoon BY habcas corpus pro.
cocdingR Instituted by her brother.
George ~ Patterson. millionaire
banker 81 Newcastle. Pa. against
the Universal Brotherhood and
Tncos0phical society. for alleged
unlawful restraint
Interviewed In the office Of her
attorneys. Mrs Quinn declared that
she had not seen a newspaper for
months. She asked for a paper.
saying that she wanted 10 know
what was going on In the world.
She declared that in the two years
she was at Mrs Katherine Tingley's
homestead. on Point Iona. she had
received but s25. Mrs. Quinn
said she got $40 on each Of her
birthdays aud 81 when her mother
left TO 30 East. where she died.
Collected $4,000.
During that time. she said. the
sum OF $4,000 had been paid Mrs.
TinEley and her assistants for the
support Of Mrs Quinn and two
children. William. ~, and Harriet.
IL. She said she was permitted 10
see the children but one hour every
Sunday and two hours every alter.
nate Sunday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30
MAKE WIFE-BEATER WORK
FOR HIS FAMILY IN JAIL

wife heaters. wife deserters and
VIE nonsupporters will take no
ne Their time 81 coming
Philip Tworoger. secretary 0f the
iebablican county committee. win
Nepare a bill for the next legisla-
We requiring that man sen.
.sneea Tor non-suppOrt Of his fam.
Y put 10 work By the Jail an.
, so'lilss and hts pay given 20 his
Ninily H D Buchanan. republi-
.aa aominee from the f7th district.
~ present the bill. n elected
me need 81 such q Law has been
10y felt b. judges Of both the
.-s.les and superior courts Of King
s,ahly After the arrest last win.
n p several husbands for non
sapport In aggravated cases. the
.Aa.esquaey Of the Law was realized
~ ~ moges searched the statute
~'oAs Tor some law that would
e taAs j possible 10 mete out ius.
1ee % these men
Is Big Problem.
me disposition OF these cases
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30
Hunting for Hiram
ACT l.

ACT /.
Snap snap crack Cfackrty snip
sounds iike two revolutions % a
moving machine. bat It's the terss
message that came HURTING through
ihs ar % the chief operator ~ The
Continental Wireless to AZ just
3.i1 yesterday Afternoon.
lil uiil Ia coming back with
culora living that wan the Import
OF the message
When = Revere made that hls
torie danh from Boston to Concord
and sent out the G. q - on the
Hexslau advance there wag some
sensation Likewise when some.
body or other carried that message
thinE To- Garcia. there was a ripple
or two Of real Interest But the
snlppety snip that told % the return
from Elha % Mayor Hiram had ON
all beaten
The waterfront was soon crowded
The brave fire lads returning on the
pugamish from an IS hours fire
fighting siege misiook the throng for
delegation Of citizens prepared 10
offer praise The captain ~ the
Flyer coming IN az IS thought II
VAS a picnic party Bound for sylvan
Tacoma The skipper of the ferry
West Seattle refused 20 come over
on the IS trip because he thought
the black. surginE mass waH made
up ~ home Investors" or ghuHtiy
visitors bound for Luna Park
But the crowd was there hunting
for Hiram In the front rows we're
the newspaper writer's. war cor.
respondents and able editors Of the
local weaklics There was bat.
terry % camera artists and a delega.
ton representing she Honest Prop.
crty Holders association A double
bass quartet sent down by the
Don't Hurt the Town Club enter.
tanned with this refrain:
Welcome home. welcome home.
Hiram Gill.
n no one else viii sing, Wsppy Will.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30

has really become a social problem
In Seattle" says Tw0rOger. where
the nations u the earth are gath.
cred. many foreigners with their
ideas Of home and the
family imprisonment of the wage
Garner only makes conditions
worse. and prosecution by the wife
fails In most Instances because the
falling OF the husband cuts off all
income
Wives win not prosecute aud
Judges hesitate 10 pronounce sen.
tence. because. as Judge Gordon.
Of police court. says. almost any
man H. worth something to bis fam
lily" It Is believed that the pro.
posed bin viii stimulate a little
greater activity upon the part Of ir.
responsible husbands. vii reduce
tine number Of wives who refuse 10
prosecute. and will provide support
for the family during a mans i'm
priB0nment
All local nominees for the legia-
lature are said 70 be in favor Of the
bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30
HOT NEWS
mat has NOT happened YET.

Mayor Gill is much shocked 10
hear that gambling had been going
on in Seattle
Price Of rain coats has been
lowered this year ON account Of
VIII r. Humphrey statement that
the tariff is the best ever.
Lloyd s. oriseom and William
Barnes. Jr, are planning a fishing
trip together up the Adirondack
after the election In New York Us
over.
Sarah Bernhard has left the
stage. says she Is too old 10 act.
and besides. she has too much
money already
Governor Hay has appointed
Louis r. CLAWS as bis private sec
rotary. CLAWS Will enter imme-
dlately upon his duties by sending
out Invitations for Hays proposed
new conservation congress.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30

There ls nothing much 20 say
oaiy there's been he'll 20 pay.
HsieoEae home. welcome home.
Hiram Gill.
With 40 Ftrainlue their eyes. the
lowefinE shades Of nlFhi fell Der
the landscape and jet no Hiram.
ACT ~.
Al just o;Ei. whilst the ihronF
was esidying back and forth restless
81 the good shlp Rainier chuEgad
w 70 float 10 an obscure part ~
oar magnificent harbar The merry
cpwd % villagers. their carols
echolnE ever aud anon IN the mid.
de distance. we're no, on hand 20
welcome the retuFners Novcrthe
less. Mayor Hiram hoped over the
side wiih no mean agility aud waved
his hand hlithely to n few choice
spirits
fhu you know -" began one.
"sh.sh-sh. have you heard"
whispered another
why in mouthed another.
Sure. know all about r. Come
along, responded Hiram
A coteric 81 Geaial Friends lmme
diately surrounded the person 81
Hiram the Hunter and loud words
81 command were issued In stately
procession the returnerE we're borne
away TO the Second av. consultation
rooms.
In the distance. the rondels Of the
Merry Villagers grew fainter and
fainter
A lowhr person clad in dingy
oyernlis spat upon his hands aud re
sumod Ehovoling the muck In the
gutter.
Quiet reigned along the water
front
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30
SLIPS ON DECK;
NECK BROKEN

Edward Murray. a longshoreman.
slipped on the wet deck OF the
steam schooner Fair Oaks. lying at
Pier d. today. and tumbled 10 feet
down n companlonway when he
was picked mp IL was found that he
had broken his neck and was dead
Murray leaves wife and two chill
dren IN San Francisco
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30
George Shot Himself
and Delays Trip

George Card. Of 4l0l Seventh av.
s.. started Off on a hunting trip to-
day. but stopped long enough to
yet risky In Browns saloon, on
Bradford ~ During this frisky
mood, the police say, George shot
OF his 5000 rifle and got a bullet
i'm the right leg lie was taken
home and the hunting trp has keen
postponed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-30

u,mbsFs Of The council inycstl'
n.g committee which Is probing
4. usn situation IN Seattle have
!. n.easion % holdIug soealled
-. meesings. and give no thought
Z uavog Glls declaration that
,ssse meetings viii BE- open TO the
yshie
Nsycg en- has nothing whatever
a a. With the committee The
muml,ise gets It's powers from
~ si,y charter through the city
council ard such powers as Il now
heks vii BE- secured from the
psnell Monday night