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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-11-13
sIlte 6ran lterbeuo aniaeiunbeu.
NIeroll0rlo. Nn., 5. gionember.

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9Innie @hite. lpur0e beinnlugSloS
IN ibrer gSohnung geiiuoen. S5br
2eib mar nit Shnithuunnen uno
9roilihen beoett. 0ie 6rau fam.
nahoem tic IN iterbenoem 3uitanoe
ouigefunoen miiroe, nidt ipieoer sur
Neiinmmg. Gie Holi5ri alaubt, Dab
lie 0as 0pier eineS Gerbrehcrp mar
nno iuht oell geheiun!bpollen ,Soil
oniSutlGren. Sin 9teaer muroe Der.
baitet, leliqnete abcr, ehuas bon Dem
@erbrcben 81 ipiiien. Die G5reiiiu
bat Stidlpnupen mo Spltren bon
Stoben al Der 9rllit 9ie AerSte
meinen, bab lie ldlon Dor eiuigeu
Eagen 10 siiaeridltet ipnrbe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-11-13
y,idltine 3enain anfaefnnben.

San 9lutonio, Ger, 8. 9topember.
,5filrleiu Sean @iiaer. Shlueiicr
bon 6rau Godrr4ne, Die nili gebeim.
niBnole g8eiie III 3anuiIle, 81, er.
moroet uuroe, iii anf elmer 9dndj
III Der Nabe boz 8ietorio, 3cros, Don
Oeorge @irraro, itaotiid,em 1eteftiu
non Camille, alligefltnoen ipo0ren
mo befinOet lid jebt NIT oieiem uu.
termegs ndh 0dnpille. Nlan glnubt,
oub lie ipibtige angaben MAIDEN
fam. Gin Monn lit ols Der Gbat
DerOdhtig in Saft. 8rdulein Wailler
mar bis orei 5age Dor Dem 4Ror0e
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-11-13
1er ;yau 1ieb.
Nonlpar0, g9is. I. globember.

Auulpul W %Sto. - 9tputluUCt,
s5obn :. 1ieb. Der .gcrtbeioiger
nes Cameron 2anime9~ lpluoe &C.
gen Steiling Don $4,000 giirgidaft
ans Ser Saft entlaiien. ober auf
Der 1reppe oes @eidngniiies lpieoer
perboitet, uno lit MN a6ermals in
Der bisber innegebobten 3eIlc
Gieb bate iid) in Salt befunoen.
neil gegen i'm Ole 2lnflage erbo6en
ipuroe, mdbrenb Der neuliben 8eio.
qerilng ieiuer &cilnitdtte einen &ilfs.
{6erifi erid)oiien 8u Gaben. Gie gBie'
oerperbaftiutg erfolgte aui @rlno
erres 8erbaitsbetcbIs, Iatt 0eln
Eieb inn Sabre 1904 eiuen getpilieu
McBih aeidoiien ba6en ioa.
Giee' 2In 'nlt proteliirte ioruell
geaen bic Wieoernerbaltlulg. Gr er.
fldrt, oaB fir Gicb giirqidait bis
gum 9etraae Don $4,000 gelteat
iDeroen fann.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-11-13
Sin Grobeben III scr 1scrne.
GIene[nnn. 81 9 Nfr

: St''FNF ~ y w
Ser Seismoaropb ocS bieiigenSt.
Sanotill@ Gollege bat eiu Grobebeii
hon nebr OILS 5lueiltiInoiaer Gmter
ner5cibnet. EroBoem oas 9cben BON
mtgelp0hnIiher 0eitigfeit mo Gan.
&c lpor, bat e2 lpabrid)einlih feinen
Sdlooen ollgcribtet, Oa cs nad) ben
@ercdlnunaen irgcnhpo I'M inoiihen
Gjean ober Der hineiiiden See ltatt-
geiun0en bat.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-11-13

ii6er Die SSahlen aeduBert bdtte. iont
oern 0aB eRh i'll nadjiter 3eit feline
GrfIdruna uoa ihm ilber oieien @e.
genltan0 sn erlparteu mare. aoIoHei
,aooiepeIt ld)IoB iid sauj ron ser 9Iil-
Benipelt ab. glls man einen &erllld)
madte. lin 5u ieben. lieB er iagen.
oaB er feline 9eridieritatter in Gutter
Gan ipreden mollte. aoioneI Rooie-
uelt Iaate oor einiaer 3eit. onB er ct.
lihe Gage Su @anle bleiben miiroe
nm iid ans us5uruhen un0 0ab er uor
Dem H. gtopenFber nidt nld 9te.u
slorf geben miiroe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-11-13
G;me (sbeltanostragOoic.
9rioaebort. Conn, s. geop.

Bri01eb0rt, NDnn., 8. 9toD.
GoIig luqefleioet rpuroe ser AZ
c,ahre alte Sans y. Geterion in lei.
mem 9etf aIs 2eidle geilnpoeu. Ger
zoo nar ourd) @oSoergiitimg berHr.
jddt ncrAen. Habe Der oiienen 3im.
laaen tSrau Qeterion uaO
scr jehnj0brige Sobn oes 66epaares
bciiHnungsIos Wian qInubt. 0aB ~.
terion 5elbitmoro beging. 6rnu Sc.
tcrion uno Der anabe neroeu ihper.
lid deneien.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-11-13
abaemenoet.
QhiIaoelphia. qln. s. Non

EHuu0eEpDI0, 10 3. gfoO.
Ger oronenoc e5treit Der sRotor.
leute iuo 4Unoliftelire Der bieiiaen
SiraBeubdtugeietlid,oft lit oorl1uiia
nbaeDenoet, oa Die Chieosriditer,
neld)e bic angelteqien uno Die @eleG.
ihait nertreten. iia oarduf geeinigt
ba6gn. pTofeiiiousue Strsitsre4er. Die
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-11-13
Ber ben SdIabcn bat, brand)t iir
ben SpOtt nidDt 81 iOrgsm.
gyninlo. V. u. &. .

Norman 6 glad. Der goriieeuOe
oes 0enlofrdtIihen Jtatlonalfonlites.
ifiinaite aus Berieben iitr Die repu.
e!ifautihen aanoiSateH. Gr 6emertte
;war ieinen ,Srrtbum iobolo er i'm
eemaf]t fatte. aber 0ie Ndbl6eomten
erlaubten ibm nid)t, Den 3rrtbnm 3n
bertd1tiapu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-11-13
Sine id)luere slntlage.
8beeling. ". SO. 8. q

g8heellnl, ". 20, 3. Jfoo.
,5rau 2anra sSarnslportb 5hend,
Sic @ottin oes miIIonenrrid)tu
,Sobn 3. Sbehf bon
bier. lit inter Der anflaae 0es Der
indten @5iitmoroes oerbnitct porOen.
Sie ioll babarrlib uerillAt baben
ibren @atten, Der nun i'm SoiptaI
0arnle0er lie9t, 81 pergiiten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-11-13
4,aihInatou. 10. gPo

asal1ilatou, 10. gtop,
9rdiioeut laft rciite iu0bwtpO oes
AndrnlittaIs pon bier nad& harleltou,
2. g., ob. mo er iid diif Oein areit3et
. 2efuteilee" eiHidiiit. ltm rad ga.
mama 5u fobren. 100 er ote &anal.
arbeiten inipiyiren lpiII.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-11-13
2ie Seu0lfernna pOu sOs sInseIes,
glInihinaton. 8. 9tpu.

2NuTWITTIUIL D. NUU.
2out eiuem geridt oes ,3enlts-
amies betruq 5ur 3eit Der 8oIts5db.
lung bielen CONNER Die Giupobner.
itbait oon gos Anaeles. Sal, 3t9..
1913 a0pie. 9egen t02,479 in 1900,
cine 3unabme Don 21i.5 Rro5ent III
nieier 9efnne.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-11-13
SemeridlaSen.
He0ria. III. /!

FNViFuf lNIIr = tVU'
Gin Sran0, Der oaS aanse 1dlier.
9euIert. III Dem iih Die &anOelSb0rit
beliuoet lu 5eritoren 0robte. rid)tcte
einen Sdld0cn pom $l30.000 OIL.
las ,5euer fam IN Dem 9ofal Der
HtGoD @boIeiale @rooerp 5imu glus.
hrnrh
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-11-13
Gcr hinfenSe @pte.
Geranton. &a.. 8. 9il

NtTuHIuN. Ku., 3. 9top.
Ger Ioeben fiir ooS natiouoIe 9lb.
georonetenbnus aen1bIte Benjamin
a. 6odt bat ieinen 9onferott anae.
nleloet. Seine Standardization lper.
oen allf $4,000 on9egeben, oie9e.
lto1loe ami 10000.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-11-13
3naentgleiinug.
sltIalrta, ga, 8. gfor

9Itlnrto, Na., 8. 9top.
9ier 4uamulupogen oe$ 3uaes
9to. IA pom Der ySoutbern@ 9abu
entgIeiiteu BEL ScotlnnS, ga, unO
eine 9ln3abI Baiiogiere muroen Ieiht
perlebt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-11-13
llINsbnra. 9la.. Z. glop.

tfNEVuIB, NI.s Z. 2tUU.
auguit 4artan;. ein auaeiebener
GARNER pon gogier 3opnlbip, tr.
idloB ieiaeH 2Irbeiter ,Sobn GolDnd.
Gr bebauptet, Dab Der 0aRr i: m.
bdnsissm5Ogn tba anssoriiien basss.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-11-13

Farfan perblieb bis sur @orgeaodm.
meruna NIT Der geihe i'm Sauie uno
bolte oann einen ArSt. Gr mahts
feineu Giu3toeria9 ano pugoe psm
baitet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-11-13
lltico. u. q o Seop.

Cine SSencrSbrluit 5erit0rte sic
aiTblantaqe Der 9tc1uport @lrhuuie
Gonrpnun in 9tGpport. Scrfiluer
6oltntu Ser Sd,oNen miro alf
$4,000 nernnihInnt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-11-13
eaat nidlts ppr i'd fSren.

Anlter gag5 y. 9too.
8beo0ore Hooiepelt bate fein 8ort
ilber 0Pa 9u5iall Der &ablen 5u ia.
gen. 81 Sagamore Sia mnroe er'
5abIt. 1aB er nidt ulr ltd) aar nicbt
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-11-13
Rad srinolider abiudnns Ses
SdlaGtieloes lGht iid MN Sas
9leinltat feititeasn.
geperiOse sei@las
Die @ebrbeit Der Semofraten i'm na-
tioualen abgeorOnetenbaus be-
trast 80 Stimmen.
ejs,uinne Der SOsialiItea.
g9ai!nnaton. 8. 9lop.


9ta9oen nun DER politilhe &anlpf
porbei uno oos Sdla1tfeIO griiuo-
lid abgeiubt if, fam NIT o:enIiher
@enalligtett oas 9feinltat Der gSabl-
lhladlt angege6en meroen. Se.:t ben
ileuelten 9tofrid)ten ST. ilrtbeilen,
fonnen Die 9enlofraten im ndtiona-
len abgeoronetenhaus auf eineptebr-
belt pom 80 Stinimen retlten. SSn
Serat hoben aber Die Hepnblifanet
ole &ontroae aud fernerbin, aller-
oings lit ibre Dfehrbeit betrdbtlib
5liomEeugeld)rumpft. Sic fonnen
aiII so size re6nelL Die Gernofra-
ten ami, 40, pdbrenn IN 5lpei Stad-
ten nod) nidt entidieoen lIt peIde
Hartei geluonnen bat. Gs iino alio
AZ StirnHen nothig fiir Die Ntebr-
belt I'M Senat. 9ie Is republican,
iden Senatoren, Die porausiidtliob
geipoblt ueroen, fonlnleh bon ben
Staaten California, 6onneciicnt
9elamare. NiuliadluiettS, NiinnCioto,
Wtid)igall giepaoa. 9sorth Gefota,
8enniploonia 9hooe NS9lano, lltab,
@errnont gSoibington. gSiSconiin
uno g8punling.
sSn ioleenoen 10 0emofratiihen
Staaten meroenSenotoren gelDa6lt:
sSiorioa, Ss5n0iana. Souiiiona, 9Ruine,
Worplano, WiiliourL 0tiiiiiiippi, 9te.
brasfo, Rcp <Serlcu, 9tem Borf,
Ohio, Geuueiiee IeraS, &irginia
ituO g8eit Girginin.
sSolgenoe SabeIle qibt Ole 0amen
Der gelpablten Souuerneure unO Die
RIuralitat Der Stimmen, Die lie er-
bielten:
rlN..,....f L..
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-11-13


Sennelee, Snoper (6iiiion) - 900
SSSn COLORADO mo SSsoabo lit oas He.
iultat ber8ouoarne1rsipabl nod nld)t
feitaeitellt
indianapolis, GSno., 8. Rop.
Senator geperioges Soiilung al;
.GieoereuuGbllng iiir Sen 8unoes-
fenat lit neidlpunoen, oenn es lit
MN nift lanaer 3ii 3l6eiieln. ooB oie
gemofraten in Der nabiten Seai5la-
tur cine 0iebrbeit Don etlpa 30 Stim.
men baben lperoen. Ssoesr g8. aern
miro nIio porollslibtlit 8eoerio9es
Jtadriolger mer0en.
7ie oemotrotiiden aanoioaten fir
ojeS toatsdmter liro nit etrpo 5000
Etimnlen Nfebrbeit gerpdhIt. Snoin.
no bat I'M nahlten aongreB 5Ipei oe-
mofratiid)e 'Senatoren uno Smolf Be.
mofrntiihe - bon 0en 13 - 9lb.
seorSneie
Gle GrpdbIung elmer oemofrnti.
iten 2egislatiir beheutet anh Sic
a6id,aiflnaa oes County Cptionqe-
ietes, poiiir elm @eiee auqeuoutnlen
peroeg ioa. ea5 observation-disclosures uno
Idnolid]en Sonnibips oas 9ed)t 1i6t.
ii6er Soeal Option absuitimmen.
9tetu 9orf. 8. Ttop.
Mus pieIeu 2anoestEeilen treffen
peridlte iiber itarfe @elninne SCR
go,ialiIten bel Der ioeben abaeifIoi.
Tenen 9aoM elm. SSnt Staot Qetu
s)orf erbicit oer8ouperneilrsfan0i-
Sat ser So3ioIiiten ettpa 65.000
Gtirnmen, ipas boppeIt 10 piel ut.
ois oieie Gartei uor srpei 1Safren
oufbradlte. 0eion0ers beheutIam lit
ole .'uuahme oes iosiaI;itiidlen SO,
tlnus allf Dem Qaun. no 9e9irfe. oie
Dor stpei 9Sohren nif1t cine io3ial,f;s.::-
idle Stinln1e aui8ltiueiien batfen.
oiesmal bis 3u 100 auffpeiien. Cine
beIonoers itarfe Stintmeu3uno6nle
haben oie So3iaIiFteu in Den Sd0ten
9luffaIo. Shenectaon. Sgrocufe nno
Rodeiter 3lt ner3eifneH.
&uh IN Sun i5rancisco haben Die
Soiidliiten cine beoenteii0e Stint.
n'egaraetnpe erIalHlt; oas ielbe
siIt FIR sahIreid1e g9ahIbe,irfe m
NenllinInanier1. meIher Stcat cin
Defenders siiHitiges 6eI6 fir oie go.
5ialiitsn III.
Rierre. 2. l., 9. 91ob.
SdmultIifhe repilbIitoniifeH aon.
|. crefl mo Stnnf5tunoioaten Finh
alu "asraeitea S0u seba bis 5000
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-11-13

3rei sitiltber ipren1ten bas Slider.
beitsqemoIbe Der Soletber @onf in
,Serrn Gitp. g., NIT gtitroaln5ertn
mo erbeuteten $4,000. Sic iubren
oom nit eiuem ardftmaaen oappn.
gs miro ongenoInnen ouB Dies oie.
ielben 2eltte iino. Die an Montug IN
Wietanora $4,000 rnltbten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-11-13
8anEraubereicn.
NeottIe. Sos. 8. 9lnn

Weottle. Aos.. 8. 9Iop.
Siini maSfirte Wianucr, ole bier in
einem AutomobiI onlangteH, lprena.
ten oen Siherbcitsihront Der geattIe
Stoatobant am friiben Morgen nit
9unontit alti uuo erhellteten $4,000.
sic entiloben in Dem aroltpogen, in
Dem iie gefommen lparen. 5te mur,
Den pon einem Niirgeraufaebot Der.
folat uno etlpn 100 Sd)iiiIe muroen
9elpehieIt, 3pei Der 91ubcr muroeu
permmoet. Die @erfoIalmg Der Nan.
bitten lit nod i'm (Son9e.
cT,fnS, & Q a.,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-27
SPORT SPICE
DIAMOND GOSSIP
Until Next Season.)

Billy Papke the knocked Ketche in
mddeweght logical into
the champion shoes left death Kehel little
bit firmer his claims
Williams Ausaas middeweigh Sidney
football
beats Spokane the November belt be
brought
Good idea but would Aberdeen chance
Wenatchee downs Spokane?
freak triple in the
between the Angels inning with
inield
This he hit it. Catcher Warng
Angeles failed reach the fly in handle but it the
bound Hall catch third
the relayed Demas
second Neither of these forced Ryan went
Immediately he hit the ball.
handed them The
Idaho bunch this huskiest the
T and the Ogonans to be defeat this the
team that should do it.
Billiard players of the A. A. c. will tournament this winter
which three classesA Cw The class
will week. the club will be
entered feature the winters play will be the first 42 bak
tourney ever held for the members of the club
twrer the manstays
of the Portland Beavers that Cleveland
which will have
through with than they offered him. he will
getting
company, blame him,
gets with the bluff.
Jake schaefer 15yearod the wizard
billiard Pacific
bak line match between Sosson Willie Hoppe in New
FORK November 2.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-27
Tacoma Team Comes
Early for Big Game

Taking warning by the expert
ence of the Broadway High team,
which lost a nights sleep through
delay of the train from Seattle in
reaching Spokane. Tacoma Highs
team will leave for this city to-
night and will arrive tomorrow
morning, so they will have a good
days rest before the game.
Fifteen men are coming over
with the squad, and while the boys
are reported in the best OF condi-
ton they are by no means overcon-
fident, and will go into the game
with the idea that they have to
fight all the way in order to win.
Should Tacoma take the game
from the locals Saturday, they will
upset precedent, for all the games
rlayed between the teams OF the
two schools, Spokane has hereto
fore always been the winner.
Will this year bring the bright
mark of victory? The Tacomans
hope so, and with the Spokane
team in bad condition, owing to in
juries which necessitate an almost
complete Encouragement of the
lineup, it looks as though now was
the time for the Coast boys to do
or die.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-27

The Washington Water Power
company team set new record in
the Commercial Bowling league
last night when they rolled up a
total score of 1859 for three games,
and kept up their winning streak
by defeating the Broadway Dairy
rollers three straight games. The
Broadways rolled only 2141, which
is enough to win most any match.
The Grand Supply team copied
two out of three from the Meow
an Brothers band last night, and
piled up a total score of 2255 to
2045 for their opponents.
In the Bankers league games on
the city alleys yesterday afternoon
the Exchange National bank boys
took three straight from the Fidel.
ity Bank quintet, with total scores
of 1869 to 1888. 49,.
The Chicago Clothing company
bowlers will make the trip to
Occur d'Alene by auto tomorrow
evening and will try conclusions
with the fast lake city team.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-27

TEirty inmates Of hard scrim-
mage last night at Natatorium park
was the training portion handed
out to the Spokane High team by
Coach Kennedy, and the line was
nnt'.eably different from what It
has generally stood. Lewis played
at center all through the practice.
while the other positions were also
changed about. Some of the play
ars who were injured in the Broad
way came are sufficiently Inn
proved that there is hope of their
being abe to get into at least a
part Of Saturdays game, and this
makes the local outlook look
brighter than it has for several
days.
Much interest is being taken by
the student body in the hustling OF
ticket sales Tor the game, and q
record-brcaking crowd Is expected
70 attend.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-27
Gonzaga to Break
Into College Class

Owing to the counter-attraction
Of the La Grande- Spokane high
game which will be played here
the same day, it has been found
necessary to schedule the Con-
zaga- Montana game for Recreation
park, and the student body Is called
upon to make an especial effort to
boost the attendance at this, the
first really big game that has ever
been played blythe college in Spo-
kane.
1t is expected that the Univer-
sity of Idaho team will come to
Spokane next year and negotiations
will also be opened with Wash
ington State college and Whitman
college for games.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-27

For the first time in its history
Gonzaga college Is to break into
the big collegiate games of the In.
land Empire, and make bid for
the patronage of Spokane's admir-
ers of college football, IL the plans
of Joseph McElmeel, who has
charge Of the college athletics this
setson, mature as expected.
The first move in the advance
ment of Gonzaga into the collegi-
ate athletic class was made when
a game was arranged between Con
zaga and the University of Mon
tana, to be played in Spokane No
vember 5, and it is the hope of
the college enthusiasts to bring
two or three big collegiate contests
here each year from now on.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-27
IN
GOLF MATCH

Phil Carr and Mrs. R. c. Dilling-
ham were the winners in the first
match of the semi-finals in the
Hogan cup event. defeating Mr.. and
Mrs. c. l.. Pugh one up. The second
semi-final, between F. T. McCul-
Tough and Mrs. C. e. McBroom and
J. b. 1ngersoll and Miss Mildred
Hogan will probably be played to-
day, and the final Sunday.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-27
BIG CYCLE RACE
(By United Press Leased Wire)

(Hy United Press Leased Wire)
BOSTON, Oct. 27.-Ivor Lawson,
the terrible Swede," and Frank
Kramer will meet here Saturday in
a bicycle race for the title of
worlds champion bicyclist. Law
son holds the indoor championship
and Kramer has long been ac-
knowledged as the champion BIZ
cycle Splinter of the world.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-27
HOW CH@

A six-day walking match is be-
ing planned to be held in ST. LOUIS
next March.
Bertha May King and Miss Clear
water will play 400-pOint match
game at New York some time in
November to determine who is
champion woman billiardist at
pocket billiards,
Dixie Kid" welterweight title
claimant beat Dennis Tighe of
Scranton, Pa, at New York last
night.
Pearsons college defeated Column
bia college on the Walla Walla
gridiron yesterday by a score of %
to 3.
University Of Chicago baseball
nine beat Waseda university at
Osaka, Japan, yesterday, score 20
to 0.
Connie Mack. or Cornelius Nc
Gillicuddy, took out a marriage Ii
cense at Philadelphia yesterday.
Miss Katherine Hallohan, is to be
the blushing bride.
Perry Thompson is the new cap
tain of the Spokane college football
team.
The Clarence VI, Mackay racing
Stud is being moved from Lexing-
ton, KY, to France.
Joe Winston has resigned as
coach of Houston school football
team.
Willie Anderson, widely known
professional golfer. died at Phila-
delphia last night.
1t was a stolen base by Dough-
erty in 1906 that upset the Cubs,
proving King could be outguessed.
a stolen base by Collins that
tent the Cub machine into the air
%8nd crumbled the Cub defense in
the second game.
The majority or ball players seek
employment during the off season;
some look after business interests,
some write for newspapers, and
some go upon the stage. but AL
Bridwell. the Giants shortstop, has
turned to pugilism.
We thought Chicago had corner
on the ticket spectators, but $25
for worlds series seats was charged
at Philadelphia. Possibly this had
1omething to do with the light at.
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JACK GETS ONE
MORE CHALLENGE

CHICAGO, Oct. 27.-Outfielder
Schafer of the Washington Ameri-
can team today challenged Cham
pion Jack Johnson to an automo-
bile race. Schefer said he would
make side bet with the colored
man and wanted some club or firm
to offer a cup for the winner.
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PRINCETON OUTLOOK
NOT VERY BRIGHT
(By United Press Leased WIre)

(by United Press Leased Wlre)
NEW YORK, Oct. 27.-Princeton
bids fair to attain the unenviable
distinction of running as poorly as
Yale this year on eastern grid
irons, according to critics today.
Few bets on Princeton are re-
corded for the game Saturday with
Dartmouth. The supporters of the
orange and black fear that their
team is retrograding, as yester-
days practice was the poorest in
which the Princeton squad has en-
gagged this year.
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INJURED PLAYERS CAUSE
GAME TO BE CANCELLED

Owing to injuries received by
players in the game with Pullman
last week, the game between Colfax
and Tekoa high school football
squads has been called off by the
Colfax management. A game has
been arranged with Occur d'Alene
to be played at Colfax tomorrow.
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DANGER WINS.

F. j. Scarberry's big pit bulldog,
Danger the Dangerous, beat Red
Terry. the Philadelphia pit champ,
in battle of one hour and seven
minutes at Fairfield last night.
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HARD PRACTICE.

S. A. A. c. basket ball team held
one of it's hardest practices OF the
season last night, and showed bet
ter prospects than ever of a strong
tenn
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NO MANGER THIS YEAR.
fsy United Press Leased Wire,

(By United Press Leased Wire)
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 27.-The man.
agerial vacancy on the st. Louis
Browns will not be filled until next
year. according to the owner. Rob
ert Nj. Hedges. Hedges said today
the manager probably would be
chosen soon after January l.
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Parker's Express

TRANSFER, MOVING VAN.
Phone Main 67S1. H. G. LYONS,
Proprietor. Office. Coles Cigar
Store, 607k Front avenue, Spokane,
Wash. Might or day services"
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WILL SHOOT TURKS.

A big turkey shoot is being ar
ranged by the Spokane Rifle & Re-
volver club to be held on the Coch-
ran street range some time before
Thanksgiving.
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ELLENSBURG GAME.

Ellensburg Normal school foot
ball eleven has arranged a match
with the Grandview team to be
played next Saturday at Ellensburg.
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CINCINNATI, o. 27-On October 1872 John Hatfield
ball Brooklyn The
eXTecord when Hermann
Sheldon Lejun fell being 399
Haields throw and he
unofficial Martin, who
credited with 416 feet inches by tossing base ball 46
inches
Cincinnati the field
Evansville,
Centra league sseason by Pitsburg.
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tendance the second day. Quakers
are not noted as lavish spenders,
and no one can blame them for re-
fusing to be bled.
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We thought Chicago had a corner
on the ticket spectators, but $25
for worlds series seats was charged
at philadelphia Possibly this had
something to do with the light at.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-27
PORTLAND WINS
Trimming GAME

Portland got a little further
ahead in the Coast league when she
won a Thinning game from Los An
geles by 10 score yesterday af-
ternOOn.