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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-14
LEAGUE FRAMES
PLATFORM FOR
STATE POLITICS

The Direct I.egi Station League Of
Washington opened lis campaign
i0r constitutional revision AZ Bal
lard last Thursday night a. n
meeting ~ tho North side Repub-
iiran club Edgar Wright. q caudi.
date fuf ihe legislature. outlined the
purposes 81 the league. and ON.
phaiiCaslf endorsed SIS program
The lc#Ene desires au amendment
20 the state eousiiguiion giving the
voters q referendum vote on lswa
pas sd b. the legislature. and the
rigbt 10 initiate legislation hY pets.
tiun An amendment providing for
the recall 81 unfit state officers "a
also desired The league points to
the schlycly Impeachment as a $50.
600 farce which could have been
avoided bad the people the right Of
recall The league cites the state
az Oregon as an argument ln favor
81 ifs measures. and urges that
acre these measures never used
stili their presence on the statute
books would have a Hhlutary effect
.un legislators. Before the primaries
every candidate for the legislature
will be requested TO make plain his
attitude toward the propaganda Of
the league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-14
JOHNSON LAYS
OFF FOR DAY

SAN FRANCISCO. June Il Jack
Johnson did not work yesterday IN
the morning he mounted the front
scat 81 his buzz wagon aud headed
for San Jose 10 keep a dinner en-.
gagcment with the chief OF police
~ that city The giant black de-
clared that since be was just where
be wanted 10 be. as far as his con.
dillon goes. and since he had done
a good days work Sunday. there
was 40 need ~ repeating the daily
grind every day. The trainers and
others assOciatlng with Johnson are
conducting a stlll but thorough
search Tor a black man who sails
under The name III Monte Cutler.
sparrlng partner ~ Johnson Just
where Mr. Cutler is at present g. a
dark secret not known 90 ans OF
those around the quarters.
Monte bundled up his clothes.
gumshoed out a side door and drop.
ped from sight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-14
TIME TO TRY P0SLAM
New Healing Agent Promptly Die.
poses Of Every Skin Affection.

The time 10 try poalam for eczema
or any skin trouble Is before expert
mcntlng with anything else. Then.
too IL is the least expensive way.
because poslnm viii do the work.
making treatment by other means
unnecessary but no matter how
many different things have failed.
poslam should yet be used for It's
healing properties are assured even
IN the most exaggerated eases. An
doubt as TO its action Is removed in
the promptneas with which "a begins
its work, stopping the itching with
the very first application Eczema.
acne. letter. salt rheum. psoriasis.
BARRIERS and every form OF itch yield
70 ID readily aud are permanently
pradicatod
In less serious akin affections,
such as pimples, rash. herpes. black.
heads. infamed skin. etc. results
show over night only small guam.
tity being required For minor
troubles "a special 5Q-ccnt package Is
prepared. aud this. as we'll as the
regular s. jar may be obtained at
the Quaker Drug Co. also other
good drug stores
Samples for trial purposes may
be had free Of charge by writing
direct 10 the Emergency Elaborate.
ries. 30 West Twenty.fifth street.
New York CITY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-14

breaking intn select society thia sea-
son fiia playing haH soc the tlHH.
tnn faaa dippy
MeGraa saya fhe only Western
tean BE- REALLY fsnFs g. the Pirates
and this after vhat ihr Cardinals
and cubs dla q fise glanta
Boston critics aaY Jake stnhi D.
playing better nan fnr Fat unn1Fau
thaf br Has played aioe hlH start lu
fast enuEuny
Jimmy MeNirHr says hia washing
too Team viii finish iu abe first
flight
firsg na-hit game recorded wan ln
1875. uhsn Ire Richmond pitching
Tor Worcester. bianArd Chicago
Pat Newman ~ Houston. bcaf
first sackef in thc fsKse league. ulu
iain iho Nrauna whsu ihry return
fu 81 Louie newman aas with tha
browns this spring bat was re.
turued e. Houston IS oCounur. wha
bad great hupea ~ ilil Abafeln
George Echiei BE- in had Nifh the
&rw York fans They Nar iha nd
mirai can't fhink nuich enough nnd
arc urging MoCrHw to put hin on
the bench and give one ~ thr other
three hacksfupH more work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-14
JOE CANS is BEING
COUNTED OUT BY
CONSUMPTION

SAN FRANCIS tune ~
News eame fF1m rlluenir Aria tnr
day that 1ur Cans former iiHhi-
weight champion is very near death
from fuhrreuiuaia
Aan Efanriaca newspaper ieh-
20 te haRr Cane wrifr 8 sfar3 = ihr
1nffrjeH iuhma1n fNht ard offered
fhr vK-rhamuian liberal terms but
e letter came to-day from Cans dpr
tors aagtus Joe was gfafefnl for the
offer. nt&t was mos iu UnpHicat Ven
clifton o. sfnnI tha long ssarne8 90
san Ffauriaru iis Adasa thai con
sumption haH made rapid strides
aincr Cans arrived iH Phoenix and
ghr climate did rot arem 20 hnlp ihsf
veteran al ~ femaiprd tua irnN iN
siasttlunrr before trying a enAnke
Cans g. said e. - a mere shadow
~ the ala fighter wh1 pnrr ffH
quaFrd Britt Nielsen and hl ethff
Haiaramfa tur lightweight hnnnra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-14
F'izen? Saw. Lii Artha Has 1t All Over Gear Nick
lstsfi cerrsspanasnsel

SAN FRANCISCO june re-. the
crar af aU thc ftusslauH har nANhlt
on TiI Arthur Johnson. chAWploh ~
thr Oucoushury empire
Wts nfha. Nicholas ~. o. supposed
e. h, the most genuinely hated tnul
Viduat m che world but oven thls
hsinb- fearing monarch mlEht grim
fn sNn.uathy could DE but witnt ~
fhc pfecant.1us With which we CON o.
uueror of nurns ketehol. % br'on 81
al Is surrounded Go prevent hlH per
son hcmg wiped or the map Win a
can 20 Shimose powder or hiN
deadly righi paudyacd Win rouNA
ON cockruaehcs
Alueh I'D the mail that reaches tnc
Soat Rock house for Johnson cnn-
fafns threats SOME letters advise
the champion that dayllght win SIT
through hts carcas via 1-calhor
bullet hAlr routes should he kneeh b
out Ieffries Others threaten hts
annihflation Tor other ottcnsca,
70 prevent MESSY Kick of, 90
least before July A. Johnson has
been surrounded with more prvcau-
ti0n than surrounds a blue ribbon
winner
First chef was Installed Tho
cher i8 one u lehnsons closesl
friends There alu't nobody going
a. slip no pills into Jacks chuck
while be is on The SOB
Then Little. who did thc buying
for iohnsans table shifted his
source 81 supply Instead of buy
iuN his meats and vegetables from
one market he went to "a different
plaec every time he bought 90 OBJ
Viate danger &c dnpod food
PROM the time Little bouEht uuiii
the food disappeared into Johnsop's
system. SO was watched Little fni-
bowed the grub around with "a
sawcd.off shotgun and woe hetidr
the lunuecntly curious ho booked
Through the httohsn window he was
apt 90 have his dome lifted
That there msy BE- no chance FOR
sicieht ~ hand Little Installed a
@taster -iu-cbief" ef Jobusuns food
EveFy bii 81 chuck that Reaches
Johnson d tried "ou the dog
and if be- lives long enough fnr
the medical expert % decide BE- ISN'T
Eoing a. kick of. the food wcnds ita
way a. the Johnson table
Just O. protect himself when ben.
xiniug around fhe country. Johnson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-14
TALKS ON TEETH
By The REGAL DENTISTS
THE VALUE OF BEAUTI.
full TEETH

The value Of good teeth.
white, dazzling tocth--is not 10 be
measured Ia dollars and cents.
Beautiful teeth are the biggest
and best assets that men and
women can possess. for they not
only attract attention. but they
beaulify face that might otherwise
be hopclesaly plain without such
help.
Thcn. too, beautiful teeth keep
the body in good repair. for q fol.
lows that beautiful teeth must be
good teeth. and that they will be
perfect aids 10 the proper mastlca-
ton Of the food.
All OF this you will admit. but
what Of the man or woman who has
lost teeth through pyorrhea or poor
dentistry and is wearing a partial
platter Why, Our Method teeth for
them. We supply toothlcss people
with beautiful white teeth that look
and act like they grew In the Jaws.
There Is no sUrgcry. no opera.
ton, nothing painful about the
work from start to finish. and when
the teeth are In they are In for
keeps. As one man said after wear.
ing Our Method teeth. They are
as solid as though they had grown
there"
Another wearer. a lady. said:
Unless my attention As directed
% them. ! never am conscious that
l have artificial teeth I'm my
mouth
II you wear partial plate and
are tired of &C. there is immediate
emancipation for YOU. provided YOU
have two or more teeth left IN
either Jaw. with these to work
from. We supply all that are missing
We cure pyorrhea alveolar. com.
monty known as Riggs disease
tlooso teeth. We give a written
guarantee with all work
REGAL DENTAL OFFICES
14o5 Third Az, N. W. Cor. Union 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-14
HARDEST PUNCHES
DON'T PHASE JEFF

fled with himself when he scni 70
the rubbing room For the neat
feN dags fhn "a champion viii give
most 81 his time in the morning
TO boxing. and will do little gymna-
hlBm work
Further proof that Jeff vas like
che Jeff Of old Was forthcoming
Sunday when The hlg follDw asa that
which everybody in nnyNny Inter
ested ig the Lig fisht bias been wait
ing for him 60 doiook q wallor
The manner la which BE- took g saa
convincing. In the short ribs. under
che heart. over bis stomach. Corhett
aud Choyuah pushed their might
eat slams Not q Kruut did The
hardest punches briug from the
grizzly The hardest amaahes a.
che vulnerable spot did not stop him
Tor a heroud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-14

packs go}t equalizer with "a bore
slightly smaller than THAI 20 reaolu
tiouary cannon und BE Keeps 90
within rcHch of hla irft hand au the
time
They re NOT taking CHANCES ~ "a
fanatic getting JuhuHons SCALP THE
nniy dausef thf hiE smoke runs 81
sudden death snema tu Or confined o.
hts tNy riding
NlW that George Little has heen
canned. who's going to be- che piEeu
expert and detective iu-clrf ta thr
throneF Johnson wiil never worry
about hlmsrif Ilrrc's an opportunity
Tor bright young fanatic O. clip
some cyanide ~ potassium into thr
breakfast feHf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-14

Duxdale has lovely meru--or. 70
fish. ~bill u fare~--,o serve w 20
all loyal fans today. No trouble has
been spared 70 have the table vet
with the proper stuff and promptly
at p ~. the first course. consist
Ing % band music. win be- offered
Up. and after the dishes are cleared
away the roast win BE- served by
Mayor Giil That is. i may b. q
roast. but considering the fact that
the Seattle club has taken five
straight games. said roast may not
be hot one
The main dish Of the day viii be
the flag -raiaing. which viii come
directly after the mayors speech.
and Il viii b. followed BY the pieces
Of resistance. said pieces respective
IS being the Seattle and Vancouver
baseball teams. and the resistance
will BE- the scrap they put gp.
The entrees wiil b. the fans. who
viii an enter after they have
speech with the ticket seller. Take
It All On all II win be a hot banquet
Yesterday afternoon the bugs be-
gan % flock out 70 the bah park. not
knowing that Bob Brown had put
his trast IN the g. ". railway. a.
usual the railroad company failed
- deliver the goods and Bob and
hts minivns didn't arrive until $50.
the crowd hung around until ass.
when Dugdale. with tears In his
voice. teiephOned up to the park
thusiy Hello. Hello. How many
out tharayT
about 500 said the stlu ANAL,
voice ~ the ground Keeper.
Alas Alackl" replied Dug Eve
will have 70 call II of. az the Beav-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-14
STEVE REYNOLDS
READY FOR BOUT

Steve Reynolds. ths fast HRht
heayyw eight from Everett. cams
down to-day from the smoke stack
city. ready for his match with Pete
Muldaan az the ballard smoker to-
morrow night Steve has been train
ing faithfully since Muid@un lesisd
him az the Phoenix smoker and
hopes % give hla canuueroT a druh-
bling
Manager Fitxgernid has good
card % six or eight boxing bouts FOR
tomorrow night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-14

RoWARnENNAN. June if-lim
Iefffirs wa 40 and doing early
yesterday. feeling lea great con.
aiilou after hia hard work Of the
DAP before
it was a raw. cold morning and
the big feilow worked inside che
gym. Instead 81 uirg the outside
fiuE flr boxed three rounds each
with Cprbtfi ArmHtruug and Choyu
ski and aei n fast pace This sin.
scred kim up. and after The cfoaa
lefi he ludgiEed in some fast
ahadou hoAing with Ilm Corbeit
jeff paid particular attention %
straight isffa and always had q
block ready wlth his right He also
worked the hook aud block with
rare precision and was well salts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-14
WELFARELE
CHOOSES mn
OFFICERS |

Further progress IN re
ilatIon VI The Public Welis,. X
was made yesterday afie,..'
meeting o. the commersi,1 .
when ~ additional trusies - \. :
plgle the lisi of IS. were ~.
Tho additional trustees - Is
y Wood Laurence j. coln,.
hufwell w d Lane. NJ :
2 3 Kerry John r. Beva, (
IaEecri Thomas s IiDpy B.
shorctt George G. iilift..,.
John = Price.
Incorporation paperv n, i.
league which 81 10 ngbf -.
work for greater effleis5s,
economy in public offices q
forwarded 10 Olympia ~ a,
o meeting win be held A ~
merciai Club tomorrow sf,e,T.'
9 CLOCK 70 elect the axas
committee " uine 70 trsss,,.
business o. the league.
a campaign for membe.,t,.
he lnauRurafed after IRE pessl.
morrow with the Object n j.
ing az least 5000 roieu 49,.
membership fec d 81 ~ 4.
dues ~ g. each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-14
DIAMOND GLINTS

Larry Mclean. since ifia return 20
the Red reservation. has been Catch-
ing grand bail for GTifdth
PiltsburR critics sny the Cinciu-
natl pitching staff ia a Joke But
Plttsburg hasn't been doing 30 we'll
either
Street. National catcher. has o.
neiatcd IN over ZOO gamna
The Giants are the AgpdopH Tor
GuEa. Cincinnati pitcher Up 20 June
Q Suggs haT lost two ga 4sns and the
Giants beat him both tiaIcs.
Larry Gardner Of the Bed snx app
pears to be the bost younEstor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-14
DELANEY TO The
JOHNSON CAMP

SAN FRANCISCO. June "a Bllly
DELANEY who stepped Into the front
as advisor and trainerlu chief tn
Jasper Jackson Arthur Johnson.
black heavyweight champion. VIII
make his appearances on the seem"
Wednesday. and from that time on
viii BE- AZ Johnsona camp until the
day % the "blE mill"
nelaney ~ not going 10 leave any
stone untufucd 10 make johnson
lick Jim Ieffrien. because he has a
particular erudge against hiE jim.
and would thus like to see the dinEe
win over hlm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-14

madison t.. - patrons villa.
,h''r enforcement fhs ss.l
.,.. company vim have n
aa.lnaio cable aeryles \. I.
ordinances in court an
Al lhia providing w..
'f9. the ordinances. h.
10 have assured M ".
people That bee would
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-14

NO games were played IN the
Eastern league when King Edward
was buried Toronto and Montreal
are IN tho league. and the games
were pohtpOned out Of respect FOR
the Canadian subjects Of the dead
ruler.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-14
ABE LABEL EASILY
BEATS LOUIE LONG

TACOMA. June li.--Ahe Label.
the Frisco boxer. won an easy deci-
sion over Louie Long IN the 10
round contest here last night. La
bel hit Long az VIII but lacked
steam 10 put him out. Long was
forced 10 clinch repeatedly 10 save
himself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-14
OF COURSE LOUIS
WASN'T CONVERT

ST PAUL Nina. June H-'
nylng that the people !, arss !
conservation a. fosiessa ani ,
claimed hY clifford Pinchst ~
ut " ihe Roosevelt e0nsrr4
policies Louis ". HE. pfsarl
fhe Great Northern rsiswsF u
asserted that Pinch0i had e. d
rerted him "a the eonseFfgks h
r.inchpt announced tAA y
converted me 70 CONSENTS.
deny st. ssid Hn ~Pinsaz !
teen meeting clubs and xrrs
lions formed for the exFssm y
pose q promoting conssrssix
have been meeting the pssga
they do not want eonsszgAtA'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-14
FORMER SEATTLE
MAN is EILLrl

PORT ANGELES. guss n
Charles r Hathaway. rsssnsy
Seattle M emrloYs u ,bs b. y
flour mlil near here pas als,v
aiantly killed IN q pecalls5 assas
yesterday AFTERNOON. Haiiaway y
passing under 8 window VIA 4
other etnploye threw q sgas vi
out ~ the wind0w A. h LIZ,
the miagile the rnan nalos ia
aaay and shouted a xansax. |,
too late for me victim . t,axs
struck him % ne had. ir1aaI
hln skuiL Hathaway pzsa saaul
man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-14
MADISON ST.
PEOPLE WIN
A VICTORY
Two Out Of Kellogg 3
Ordinances A gainst
Electrification Passed
by Council,

Two ordinances which the Seat
Me- Electric 60 will have % geo
ria NJ before 30 can ele0nly ihe
Madison ~ cable line were passed
by the city council last night
4 Third ordnance. which fhe
Madison line patrons who have
been fighting electrlficatiOn figured
aa a "clnoher" iu their fight failed
to pass This ordinance. lf passed
would have absolutely prohibited
fhe olectrineaiiou of ihe line by
making it unlawful to operate cleo
tric cars on Madison or other
streets where cable lines are nc4
operated on q grade 81 i3 per cent
or greater
The Two ordinances passed how
ever. viii prove serious stumbling
block 30 liberalization. even 81 fhe
a D. Co succeeds in getting Judge
.Gilliam's Injunction order dissolved
iu the supreme court
One Fixes Schedules
one Of these ordinances fixes car
schedules q provides for "a lis
minute service through from Zift
hv t0 Western az during Tao rush
hours and a amlnute through SER
vice during other hours also a @
minute schedule during rush hours
and gmiuutca "a other times for the
lake end
The Second ordinance provides
for the latest and most Improved
cable equipment and for tsouult
system % the Madison line The two
unit idea means q plant ar ziEt av
that Will operate the west aud east
ends of the cable separately. 20
that the breaking Of the cable or
stoppnRe % ears on one end viii
not affect the other
Councilman Kellogg. who has
been leading the fight on ciectrlfI
cation. bad won hia nghi for two
81 bis three bills before che council
met last might ny hard work be
succeeded IN getting enough votes
( pledged 20 pass Two ordinances
The third was in doubt. because
Wardnli held So iu he illegal BE
took this stand d week ago. saying
he would vote FOR The schedule and
I the equipment ordinances. hut
would NOT vote for what be- conaid
erred an Illegal ordinance
Goddard Voted No.
Consistently holding 10 this idea.
Wardaii pat kcllogE 10 the task o.
getting another vote Tor the third
ordinance All the councilmen eK.
/ crpt Goddard had previously
pledged themselves Goddard final
1 IS decided against. voting against
all three ordinances
The vote on the tao ordinances
passed follows.
Ayoa--Hiaine. Bohike. nenney.
Hart. kellogg. Sawyer. schlumpf.
Weaver. Wardsil Murphy
! Noes Bullock. Mullen. Reyelle.
Wolf. Zbinden. Way. Conway. God.
dArd
Tho vote on the third bin. which
vas lost. vas the same, except that
/ WardRli voted no.
A. both bills contain penalty
clauses. and az kellogg and The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-14
TACOMA WALLOPS
kILLILAY HARD

SPOKANE. June a. Mccain
ment pitched a great game here yes
terday and held the Indians down 20
four hits and one run. Jack Kuilay
fell an easy victim 10 the Tacoma
sluggers, yielding IL hits. from
which they scored eight runs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-14

Down IN Mexico they are building
an excellent roadway FOR automo.
blles running out 81 the capital city.
President Diaz OBLIGATED NJ the for
mai opening Of tho new road
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-14

Jack Warren. who halls from
california. ~ expected in Spokane
soon, % join the TiEers.. RE ~ an
guifielder and the wise ones have Il
doped out that he viii replace Hart
man who has been having his trOu-
bleg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-14

ers won't b. here Tell Lynch 10
notify tire crowd
Lynch went out and delivered az
Grafton 60 thar effect. hut the fairs
thought be WAS Kidding and wnui3n I
believe him until Raaty Wright
climbed upon tie hurricane deck
and. prefarlnE bis remarks with the
mystic phrase. ladies and gentle.
decisive tones that there W6sha" W
no game.
Man With a Crouch
There II one man nursing a
Crouch over yesterday mlshnp. IL
IL one n the patrons % the private
grand stand just outuide the park on
top % an apartment house near left
field Promptly al so ~ appeared
On the roof ieadiug a chair wlth one
hand and a paper with the other
tits attire was simple but impress
sive. Clad In gray spring suit
tnnw selling % 1851. an enthusiastic
vest, q fervent tic, impasgioned hoHo
and low neck shoes and othrr prod
ucts Of q haberahshcry mot IN evil
denee. he gave Just ths right tone 70
the beautiful day
Sitting down aud coyiy hanging
ttA" AHath WNMA VIC NAiANA AffHFa EN
looked down az the park What's
thiHg Ne pFacticnf" For a moment
look ~ surprise chased itself
across hts features and then. renem
beriuE thaf Seattle had taken five
straight be came a. th4 bunch thar
they didn't need practice Bnd forth
with began reading his paper tie
read a fsw lines. then looked down
into the park Nothing doing H.
read some more and looked down
again. Stiil nothing doing This
kept up until finally 3 o'clock came
and passed b.. quietly. Inevitably
just Ike thnt. He waited q Few min
utes more. then. seeing the crowd
disper9e. awoke 90 the fact that be
had been stung
"Oh pshaw'" he remarked. and
left the roof in a huff. and nov Dug
has made someone cleo mad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-14

n vas In 1859 thu; he izz
Cincinnati Red Stockings tran
from Maine 70 Califmuiz. nss
aii corners and WIRING ever =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-14

Mccammsut. IS d Q
Totals ss ~ ~ III 1
Score ~ innings
-b*@aAe -sss.sssss-sN 0@f
ta-'ttta tfaast ssssf-V 2 90 o IA
summary Two-haso hit--gtevann Sac.
fthee hits kcrnsr Hnrhenfleid and
hartman stolen bases aFtaad Cart
NfiEht HawrF. Mott Stevens Coleman
gu struck ont ~ Mccammeaf 3 Haara
IN .tiia. orr hiilliay. 81 of McCamrnent
wild pitch EfIiiiaf uagbts rfsys
coleman q kgekenfieid te Mnn Weed 70
terdyke Cart Hrirhf % Nnrdyka Tsff ga
saees apaaane Tacoma Umpire
ffafy Time IS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-14

Batteries Clcotte and Carrigan
Mitchell. Hardness and Ea8teriy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-14
COAST LEAGUE
Al Los hnasles.

IN. II y
vernon ssss ssssssssssssssa
Sacramento .s.. .....2 3
Batterles Breckenridge and Hoo
gan, Whalen and Graham.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-14

Baseball was played Is az J
a. 1915. and the old roa2orrf .
az far back az isza
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-14

r. H. T.
ftttsburg .t..s...ss.s...sb ~ 1
Philadelphia .s++st.ttss.S .
Batteries white and Gibson.
Ewing and schlettsr, Moore and
Doom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-14

Dunlsp Hats

If you were in crowd of wel-dressell :.
and could see the makers label in the coat ofeao
YOU would find plenty of Benjamin labels ass~
as those OF high-cass tailors, because III
well-dressed crowd there are many weaie's
Benjamin Clothing
Benjamin Suits ......... S2O.OO TO son ov "A
Benjamin overcoats 49,. $4,000 to $S5~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-14

T0m0rrOW VII Dc l1dltH' day- just
about ne hard 10 Keep track Of Ia
dies day az u is 10 f1liow the stand
ing u the clubs one week II comes
on Thursday. another on Friday and
another on Wednesday Depends on
what day. the series ends up on.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-14
PASSED BALLS

It's hard 10 keep track OF the
stanalnR these days Seattle. BY not
paying Yesterday. dropped into the
cellar ana Vancouver. while ldiinp
away the hours on Great Northern
train. climbed 10 the TOD. The IL
gers were responsible for the
change. the win from Spokane up
setting the percentage column.