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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-27

Pete Muidoon and Frank Wester-
man are billed az fhe headline az.
traction af the Ballard Athletic club
tonight WeHturmnn has improved
a iat since be met Pete last. and b.
la going 60 Try and show the fans
that be HHw has Muldoom'a measure
both ~ THESE men returned with
championships from thr recent T. N.
A. meet az Vancouver Mulduon
wiih the light heavy ueirht belf and
Wrsfefmau atth che heaVy weight
iaurria both are iikahle fellows
and thelf bout should draw big
house
Tirhefs for tnnirhrH smoker are
an sale 81 brown Huien's Third
as aud Madison &C. aud at Joe bt.
fards Second Az and Tealer The
car fidr uuf o. Ballard maY be- me-
Foiiafrd - taking either The Bal
lard Beach che Fioup o.. o. uhe
Fremont ballard line
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-27
~ MAX BALTHAsAR.
tire Rings.aerl

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. April n.
Flushed with his recent conquest
u the East. Jack Gleason was
sround town this morning. turning
loose conversation galore about the
BID fiFht
Nothing % n. said John The
East 81 simply dippy over this thing
All yuu chu hear IL fiKht. fEht. fight
% seems thar every tuwn IN the
country e. roinE On send an cncur.
sion io Emoryvllle and u looks very
much that 80 will have 10 alter our
arena plans and make more room
While ! vas not successful tn MAX.
ting ticket arrangement with the
railroads such as ! had planned.
they have agreed 90 disseminate IN.
formation that vii make Il easy
for intending spectators.
= cannot see how tho railroad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-27

companies are FolnE 70 see enough
Pullman cars 90 hAui them here
n 10 not alone the sporting element
hui the best citizens ~ sell. Who
are Interested Ia the battle
Gleason said be- met y. q ubnuis
IN Denver fiunf1is had been in
Africa. whrfr be- mot the Roosevelt
party Gleason says he was told
Kermit vas deeply interested ln tho
battle and may be- one Of the spec
htora when the scrap beEina
Johnson. Oh. ho.s al right Hes
In much better share than reports
from tho Eaaf would Indicate. Jack
continued lie has been doing
some work. and with more than
sixty days IN which o. whlp himself
into shape there need be no fear
that he wlll not be- ia condition. on
July e."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-27

60 hooking fiah Hut take stroll
niih James along the hanks - the
san Loren river 0r Love creek -
suuunrfs stream 10 ts1Nssiek ritu-
fntt aaefien
it " 50 m and you ar fust
preparing e. fHrn over and haRa a
bramfV sleep whru Yuu hear a rum-
motion in fhe yard You hop rfuw
hed w,akn a Twins ioap Tor Ysur
truuafrs splash some water ever
fuur phys sui beat BE- Half waY
duHn thr road you drnrrY a fizurs
closely resembling az esca pea rir-
phaul ifH Iefff sure cauIdnt
b. anybody sla~ with that figure
you raer up % him. painting auaihiY
Going ftahinw irffr 300 hak
ffuh IL the answer Then sou
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-27
rs Trout, With Piece of String,
Hooked From the Brook by Biz Jim

think how foolish you have been ask
ing man carrying n trput polo and
"a can ~ worms az a. m. II he IN
going fishing lie couldn't be keep
inK a dinner engagement or frying
hot cakes
Walking with JEFF a. one ~ Green.
tho champion fisherman ~ the
country You have a $50 OUTFIT. -
worth ~ flies. a nice pair 81 boots
aud basket JEFF and 81 each
carry a bamboo stick You look az
your outfit and smile Ia superior
way
An. ha. you have "arfoved Tho
ripping brook. tho singing birds.
the waving grass. the croakinE frogs
fdo frogs cfaak ln the morning p
and tho rest 81 tho setting f. there
waiting fnr YOU jeff ropaHea on a
rock and patiently tivH "a string 20
that bamboo stick To thla he az
fixes hook 10 Green does the
same
Ready" says iIi
Huh. gfunta Jeff
And then tho fiah get busy Dip
ping a hook. upon which wiFHles n
squirting worm. into a placid look
iuE pool. JEFF ynnks out nice,
struggling young trout 90 follows
a minute later with another They
keep thiH up FOR an hour and then.
with the limit tied on string. make
FOR tho hotel and breakfast but
h1w have sou been doing all this
timeg ZINE FOR the sporting goods
man Your flies have hooked ia proc
icctinE limbo. anaFEcd y0u In the
seat ~ the trousers. uunctufed your
legs ard done everything risr except
act Ia thr matef fhan. when they
DO got there thc rsh REFUSE % bite
You think there afr none there
Then ysu tuuh at jeff and sigh They
nru there. right enough bat that go
OUTFIT can't beat that old bamboo
stick BACK al the hotel there's a
bunch ~ sports waiting O. see the
result
-iiow many dia you get Jenr"
sings out uus.
"ilub. sruula Jim. for the third
time
say BE- responds. a minute later.
~fii here reminded mr ~ aamsthins
about fishiug : haven't tried since
was kid and % sets fho trout
what was &C. jlm the chorus
shrieka az him
Jim iust smllss and tells them 60
gurss
"Umeshanpefs asks one "Hrd
VICTIMS another iiHH third
"MaaQuitosa fourth nn8
Dynamite haels bsiatvd
FuusHer JEFF iuuu 1n hla heel
nichs up his fen murmura. "Iuai
keep 0n guessing. tuFa. Efina ard
wHihs uff CD he quarters ieaVinE
behind him hn open mauthra rrQwd
~ fight critics husiig Ruvasiug
whether ~ was n piece nf Jack fah.
bit ~ q hit ~ elephant hide Iin
had uasd a. got those trout
And Fuuf on. 900 just sneak
around fhr back waY and smsrns
half sn hnur later After that sou
7 deny ai know ledge ~ having gone
60 nsh Yau iuat tnnk ths fiele fui
company and abe pnik fsr exercise
Sure 500 did bamboo stick and
piece ~ ntffuE beating $50 trout
OUTFIT lHnt easy 90 set over iu az
hour h itF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-27

CAMP RowAgpENNAN BEN
LoMuNp Cal. April gg-Avfui
isnt itf That headline isn't poetry
not even near poetry % attempts
Be- describe the riscatorini ahlngy 90
one Iimma ds 1eff lately ~ f.aa
AnEeica now % nen Lom0n8 Cad
fefs q rreparins 90 H1nite ane foha
Arthur Iohnaau % Galveston and
during tho interval between training
spells be makes iifs miserable far
the brook trout shat inhahlf the
streams near his training quarters
fpr JEFF lie TIE original dyed In
the wool piaeatnrini kid Hu maHeH
uid isaac Walton look liAn q settling
platter ln stake race when lt comes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-27
SOME DIAMONDS

Don Mckay The gena Scot who sells big rubber doughnus t
wheels buying drinks his friends
81 story which credits him with being the richest
Mae talking sith friend crowded
How damondaf asked friend.
ask for better break replied Mckay I've couple
loads coming 20 Ca few days"
Mckay left tho and sawcdon specimen
pucked wildly the friends sleeve Ills popping
excitement
who Is Il YETI The tan Teller what's so, much
diamonds carload lota asked The little his fairly
bling With excitement
The inquirer with the thought o having
seated much wealth.
rca not rocks had been the subject Of their
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-27
LUCAS PREDICTS
A GREAT SEASON
10y United Prsss.l

TACOMA. April 2f--"i a.,
tended this opening game % tire
season IN Spokane ard the
openina IA Tacoma, and I be-
iieve navs that this will be the
greatest baseball season IN the
history % tho Northwestern
league" said President w. u.
lucas, Of the league, yesterday.
The tuauaa an appear 20 be
evenly matched and lock foF
hot prnnant race.
q vas surprised al the bic
crowd Tacoma turned ouk Tor the
first game. Bet what struck me
most vas tire loyalty o. ths Ia
coma fans. ~ enc fans stick b.
tire team. the Tigers will be IN
the running fram first % last"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-27
Well Known Racing
Man Is a Suicide

NEW YORK hrrl 81 Jaah
HsftaHaY. once widely kn9en aH n
racing man. houkmnfcr and pool
room proprietor shot himself isaf
night Ga a brooklyn Saloon Ever
since the restrictions on betting in
this state BE- haH been dependent
a. Nhn 60 PEARS " aEr and famous
fur hiH immaculate attire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-27
REOINGTON'S COLUMN

Either jim JeffrieB Is so sure ~ licking Johnson
that he looks his training camp merely a. a pleas
ant place 10 spend The early summer and hs asBig,
ants conKouia guests Tor bis house party or else
ho Is suffering from weak mndodncsB and is falling
for the raweat brand Of bull" n neither af tbese
theories Is correct how can account for the Der.
nonnel Of his training p staff composed az Il h Of
theorists. fHddisia and hopeless haabcens2
EowRrdonnHu must look more like an exclusive
health resort for nervous inyada than a real fight.
ora training quarters. There's Joe Choynskl as mas
Ter ~ ceremonies. ch0ek full Of fads on health and
hygiene. JEFF must talk about music az breakfast
poetry a. lunch and the drama ai dinner. according
10 Joe II Jim follows this OF severe training
Choyuah Says be cannot fail 20 knock out The black
champion Perhaps 30 II tho men were 10 fight with
long words and iDaenian doctrines but unfortunate
~ for Str chuynah. the articles call for a fight with
padded mliia Then. there f.. or rather will be- Jim
Corbett jim can write some. talk some more and
boz whole lot but he isn't capable ~ giving Jcffres
the rough stuff That O. needed Bob Armstrong o. an
other dead one as sDarfiug partner And over the
whole happy family Sammy Berger DroEides. holding
his hand out Tor every stray -iron man" that finds ia
way into Ihe Santa Cruz mountains.
The only sign ~ class that The Ioffrles crowd ha
training question Ia The attempt 10 get Sam Lanpfor
The bonecrushcr" really puts in appearance ana h
tho gloves with the challenger be- o. sure 10 give hl
hut perhaps when sam arrives Prof Choynsm alu
De beneficial 90 Jeff 90 study the doctrine Of chances
De- appointed 20 tho chair 81 capsh0otlnE. with Bob
sistunt Instructor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-27
AUSTRALIA IS FALLING

Poor Australia Is threatened with epidemic Of pof4-s
wrestling only DO auD0doan such or.
lemons Tommy Burns B Lang aud the antquated RUBY Rr
headner Tor the fght shows but they
importation o. out mat and artists Hugh Mcintosh
the trouble by sending offer nr Roller HNa
schmidt in sydney. for q substantial purse"
Ia 10 tha offer Jack Curey. bis capacity press as
and confidential financial adviser 81
Roller VIII 70 meet Hackcuschmdt sydney cAna
day next the and other conditions
peciauoua We Would not leave America az
matter shat Inducements might De- offered IN the
have important matches here Wh Zhyszk9 md
secondly want the Johnton1eflea
have The Palace London September e
90 from ENGLAND direct 20 Australia you notify Mcintosh
lct hear from him regarding Die best offer"
Pretty tough kanEarooaud
line Of English convc The zk
making the trlp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-27
Harry Thompson Gets
Another Prize Trout

HARRY Thompson again carried off
riuer 4 Thfta prise for the largest
trout caught 81 che sunday fisher
men IIa prise nah this Hrfh
weighed - pounds and measured
agH Irfhea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-27
PICK UPS AND STABs

Manager nankeuship viii USE
either Gadfy IS Efsrknii ln the box
to-day fr neither looks good be viii
Witch ono 80 hla other tWirlvg@
uaukenship wfH probably - be-
H.nd IRE bat hlmaeif to-day. Jimmy
Hyrnea has caught throc samcs ln q
row now.
Mike Lynrh had not decided on bis
pitcher last night Sac aaid be- would
use either ufetehia af GUS Thomp-
san.
All tha teams afr now again tied
hsyinE wan two games AMID iusf taa
Pc looks as II it urre going to be q
boz race gaF the rennant iris year
Hasty Wright uaa 80 a number ~
fiuea on his decisions yesterday
iie was Impartial but ii seemed S.
i ne gave tiendrlV thr better - t
aa strikes and balls. while sehmutH
tAd 20 cut the plate .li the time.
schmuia had as much az ans
pitcher that has arprtred in Taco
RIA iu years. Hs fast ball vas q
beauty bis spis htl broke fins ard
bis aiow bali faoied 90 battora. This
eoy win bear vaiehleE
Johnny Massey made a great catch
ln len field aheu hr grabbed Ray
mon1s drive off his shoe tops and
ret'rea The side In tnr ssvenib Ina
ms
one nf fha funny things Yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-27

Seattle dog fancierB did well at
The Tacoma show last week. Among
tho successful Seattle exhibitors
WIS Mrs. Florence Braydon. whose
collie puppy. Roy Escort swept All
tho clnaaes IN which 10 was shown.
He took nrats m tho collie classes
for puppy dogs. novice dogs. and
open dogs. besides winning the spec
.i1l Tacoma theatre cup for the
,"8t collie IN the show. ana the s. ".
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-27

r. r. r..
ifonhlFu s...s..sss.s....h 2 q
view tpfk .st...t.t......B l4 3
Batteries Bell. wilhelm. Dreaaau
and Erwin. Crandail Ames and
Myers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-27

Chicago Cleveland game post
poned; rain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-27

jackson cup for tho best collie pup
ny iu tho show
Entries for tho Seattle show.
which iH o. be held by the Seattle
Kennel club May 4 10 z, inclusive.
nt tho Mammoth rink. win close to-
night In an classes. Entries will be-
received up 90 o'clock tonight at
tho sporting goods houses 81 the
city at Secretary a. - Browns, iu
the Northern Bank A Trust build
Ing, and at President Rcdolahoimer'a
office at First ov and Columbia at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-27
NATIONAL LEAGUE


Pittsburv Chicago game post
poncd rain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-27

Notwithstanding, Warhop and
Sweeney, Walker and Street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-27
At Washlnaten.

Doiroltst Louis game postponed
wet grounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-27
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Standing Of the Clubs.
Yesterdays Results

~ bost0n

phlladelphlaBoston game post
p0uod rain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-27

batteries Henley and Retry
Euyn. khpp ard MurmT ArmhtuH-
ter Gmpires filldehrAnd and Mc-
grrryY
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-27
no executiOn!"

"would the governor give just that
night to bid farewell to Laila and to dying father?
"Now governor, exceency a humane and,
though Christian of Roum, Copt like he
Copts pondered awhile
himself roped his thus Then he said to
"Ahanasio You honest The execution is fixed
for by the clock tomorrow morning II give YOU leave to go
home your pledge your word of
honor before the saints before ~
Efend said kissing his feet you indeed good
by mother all the saints that dwell in
heaven that If let will back again full hour
before the time nxed for the execution And meant it. too for
only wished before died goodby to Laia
well the took secretly into his house and
would lose his place If IL known he he
FORTH with brother by his private door, making
account to he late for the execution
"As as got outside said to my brother, Tell me-
Sirgeh, at whose house Is LalaT
"And my brother answered and smiled ala is still at Kar
nak where her for safety and father is we'll But
have plan for that think will you
i" Never cried struck, If my
of honor to the governor of the prison.
"'That isn't It. he made reply. I have plan my
which will proceed in words to make clear before
what happened would be long relate effend" But
noticed that the eahs wnkled he spoke like
who OF set purpose important episode Al
tell the whole night
lay wondering whether would home
to time blaming himself in his heart for having
leave to mere condemned criminal Still e6end though am
but of honor AS the clock struck in the
prison morning knocked the
with the appointed signal and the and let
y cen ana praised me lor my hoor ana was wen pleased TO
see knew, Athanaso he said ropng his musache
more you man to be trusted!
"At they me into the courtyard The
cuoner there already great black Nubian with
frightened Surely said myself the bitterness of
past, But Laila Is saved and die for Laila.'
~ knelt down and bent my head feared after
spite comug The execuoner stood forth
scimiter his hand almost thought heard 1t swish through
the air. the bright CLEAN of the blade descended
But just that the executioner delayed
motion In the outer court raised head
We heard voice cry: In Alals let In
be execution" The opened wide inner
courtyard there strobe with long strides white mule
on is back. scarcely able to sit n sorry figure.
HE wrapped around In bandages swathed from
head to foot like sore wounded His face
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-27
COLUMBUS
By JOAQUIN MILLER
GTh. pronounoss this th. best Am.s..

London Athenaeum pronounoes this "ths best Ans~es
Behind him lay the gray Azores,
Behind the gates Of Hercules,
Before him not the ghost of shores
Before him only shoreless seas.
The good mate said: Now must we pray,
For, 10, the very stars are gone
Brave admiral speak! What shall I saw,
Why say Sail on, sail on and onr"
my men grow mutinous day by day;
Ny men grow ghastly wan and weak"
The stout mate thought OF home: a spray
OF salt wave washed his swarthy cheek
What shall say, brave admiral, say,
II we sight naught but seas at dawnT"
"Why, you shall say at break Of day,
Sail on, sail ON, sail on and onr"
They sailed and sailed, winds might blow,
Until at last the blanched mate said:
"Why, now not God would know
Should and all my men fall dead
These very winds forget their way,
For God from these dread is gone.
Now speak, brave admiral, speak and say'x
He said, Sail on sail on and onr
They sailed, they sailed, Then spake the mater
This mad shows his teeth tonight
He curls his lip; he lies in wait,
With lifted teeth, as If to bite!
Brave admiral, say but one good word
What shall we do when hope is goneqn
The words leapt like leaping sword.
Sail on, sail on sail on and onp
Then, pale and worn he kept his deck
And peered through darkness. All. that nishs
OF all dark nights! And then a speck-
A light! A light! A light! A light
IT graw-a sart dag unfnrled
II grew to be Times burst or dawn.
He gained a world; he gave that world
Its grandest lesson: "On! Sail ionw
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-27

his limbs swollen But he upheld solemn
ing and loud voice he the execuoner, In
Allahs name Hassan let there be execution!
THE lookerson to right and left raised mighty and
called with voice: The shek. The shek! Who
thus dishgured himT
shelk himself great pain.
ache and dsmOunting mule aloud
to the In Aah name he said trembling let ths
He is innocent. him falsely though be
night about - self
who broke into house before entered with
through the window He carried his the
sefsame stick last time and had his face
with linen cloth And knew by his figure and his he
dog that had previously
could aloud the house the nfde had fallen
and thwacked within inch
of life and covered with bruises and then bid take
how innocent people like AthRnaso of hurting
after that through, window and
went And greatly afraid fearing the
wrath of Allah, II let this Athanaso killed stead
though he is but nfdel And and sadded mule
early straight into Assiout tell
witness
innocent soul shoulders
Then all the cried with A
Gle. miracle" stood trembling beside
fantness and with terror.
But the governor drew few PAGES apart.
"Athanaso rascal, he said, half laughing 1T
that have done this thing that have assaulted HIM
You last night honor
this trick us"
EfendL' | answer, bowling sweet. He
beat unjusy first and he would have taken Laa
Moreover swear by ST. George and the mother Of
God when left the prison last night really believed
dying
THE governor laughed Well you
he said The cadi will around deliver But
advise
or aterhis trick of be discovered
would lose place But be found all
that. Go at up the river.
THAT is my hut that yonder enend where Laa
and live The shek dead and the English
lords in Egypt"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-14
CONSTABLE NABBED
FOR AIDING ACCUSED
Californian Faces Charge of
ConSpiring to Defeat JUS
tice TO Girl.

Los ANGELES. Cal, Aug. IA
Jose AviIIa- q deputy constable. form
erIy a Government Secret Service
agent, who has investigated affairs in
Cuba for the War Department and in
Venezuela for the State Department
was arrested here today, charged with
q conspiracy 10 defeat justice.
Il is alleged that AviiIa held war
rant iutrUsted him to serve against
Ernest LighJfoot charging a statu-
tory ofense against a young girl On
Friday some one giving the name OF
Brown teIephoned the father OF The
girl and suggested that the case be
compromised. The father reported The
affair to the police anu advised ulakius
an anpcintment with "Bro"n' with q
detective within easy call
AviIIa appeared on time instead OF
Brown and talked with the father
He was then followed over a CircuitOus
route until he was met by LigEtsOcL
The detective ar-ested LiChtfOoL ard
had q wa rrant issued for tins arrest
OF AviIla. At present Avilia IS out on
81 600 bali
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-14
WAGON IS ROBBED
OF CHOICE CORN

Detective Spr-ngmanr OF the Central
Office. Is the busiest man at Police
Headquarters today He bIames the
high cost OF living for the larcencies
which have ccme 10 him for investiga-
ton Hes on the trail Of canned goods.
thirty-ive dozen ears Of sugar corn, and
three dressed chickens
This morning Frank Ellsworth, of
AieNandrLl county. Va reported to the
police that few days ago his driver
al Center NlrZe- was approached bx q
negro who declared ne was an Indian
The AfrO-IncIan contracted for thirty
five dozen el-TS OF sugar corn 10 be de-
addresses The detectives now suspect
that those who received the corn may
have been friends CT che negro TO whom
he was deSirous of making a little pres
ent- Anyway when the deliver va 3
completed the negro disappeared with
out the fOrmellty Of paying for the
vegetables
The chickens Of which Detective
Springman is in search, we're the prop
erty Of JlvinS & Co, OF Center Market
They were stolen from the delivery
wagon while II was near Fifteenth and
streets vest eEdav afternoon
The stable Of L =. LuSby. Eighth and
East Capitol streets, was entered some
time yesterday and quantity of can
red goods taken The owner suspects q
negro who was seen near there driving
e huCkSler'S cart