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The Washington herald., 1911-03-24
OLYMPIA LEAGUE
DROPS TAK0MA
South End Nine Gets the
Franchise.

The franchise OF the Takoma baseball
team was revoked last night at the meet
ing of the Olympia League, at the office
of President Zed H. Copp. els Fourteenth
street northwest and the South End
team admitted in its place.
The lack Of interest on the part OF the
suburban fans is ascribcd as the reason
for the action, the team not having been
represented at any of the recent meetings,
The South End nine is composed of
many of the strongest players of South
Washington. many of whom played with
the Southeast Y. NJ. c. A team. Of the
Commercial League. of last year. 1t is
the general opinion Of the officials of the
Olympia League that the change is for
the better. as a close scrutiny Of the
roster Of the new team shows it 10 be
stronger than the Takoma aggregation.
J. Flaherty. manager of the South End
team, announced that the name Of the
club would be changed in the near fu-
ture.
The Lee Park Athletic Association an
nounCed the decision of the club TO
change its name to that of Silver Spring
Nationals, and it is under that name that
team will be seen in action in the
Olympia League.
The prospects of the league using the
lumbia road as its base for opera tons
were considerably frightened when Presi-
dent COpp announced that certain parties
had withdrawn their objections to the
use of the place on hearing that it was to
he used for organized ball. AS il was
through the objections of these parties
that ball playing was stopped on the
field. the officials of the league are con-
fident that the people of Mount Pleasant
will have the opportunity of seeing the
Olympia League in action.
Plans are now being fOstored for the
erection Of stands that will seat a. least
so persons. to be built after the STYLE Of
the Sunday School League grounds. If
the plans Of the league mature. there is
TO doubt that the Olympia League will
have IA playing field second TO none n
tne District
II. G. White was nominated for the po-
sitiOn Of vice president, but the election
WAS left over until the next meeting
Mr.. White is well known about town as
a former end on George Washington and
as coach of Business football and base
ball teams.
President COpp and Secretary SChweg-
lcr were appointed rs q schedule COM
mttee, and will make their report at the
netX meeting. Monday, March %. when
the final arrangements for the league will
be made.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-24
DAILY COURT RECORD
Thursd Marc
March 23, 1911

No. 8 Denny ". SvrhaJ Ct al. Attorneys, Biz
ney Observation-Disclosures Pcyton.
M .. same rs Same. Attorneys. same
No 70. Sender vs.. Wallis Attorneys. Baldcrston
& Johnson Montague & Morarty.
M II. Donaldson vs.. Wolfe Attorneys. Poe
NO T. sclihuru. jr.. vs.. Capital Traction Com
rany Attnrneys Forrest Perry e. Dunlop
No j. Dcsmukcs vs.. King Attorneys. Myers
Cobb
No Il. Rrans Company leonard ct al. At
tornoys. E-andcnhurE 4 Rr7ndrnhurE. q shea:
"" Is. FritChard vs. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company ct al. Attorneys O'Donoshuc- Hamilton
Colbert. Ycrkcs & Hamilton
No Is Beers ". United Surety Company. At
Circuit Court No. q.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
Assignments fer Monday. March 2:
No. 3iS Donaldson District of Columbia At
torneys Gittincs & ChamDcrlin-Thc-Ias
No. 20. Clapes Douglas ct al Attorneys. Cur
rideu & Bailey-Syme & Donaldson
No. is KnIrke, Administrative. Capital
Traction Company. Attorneys. Gardncr-Perry
Son and Dunlop.
No. 80. WeidensaII vs. Same Attorneys. David
Perry & Son and Dunlop
No 81. McGarvey Capital Tea Company.
Attorneys, David & Newmyer-PerTy x Son and
No. "a Warren VS.. Reichan. Attorneys. Birney
& Observation-Disclosures.
No. "a Peoples National Bank vs. winship st
al. Attorneys. Mcneil McNen-Wilson a
Barksdale.
, No. 3p. Smith vs. Capital Traction Company. At
| torneys. Gardiner-Pery K Son and Dunlop,
No. 49, McBlair District Of Columbia At
tOrneys. Ridout-ThomaS-
No. 80 Parsons District Of Columbia At
torneys. Ridout-Thomas
No. l8. Bean vs. United States Trust COMPANY.
Attorneys. Lambert & Yeatman-Dougias. Baker
No. $40 Haner vs.. Washington Times Com
pauy. Attorneys. Gardiner-Lambert-
The Washington herald., 1911-03-24

Estate Of Alice Il. Bromwell; Otway e. Bergman
appointed collector; bond. 600. Attorney, W.
Small
In Sarah G. Dudley; Sarah T. Dudley appoint
ed guardian: hJnd. 500. Attorney W. 5. Penfeld.
Estate Of Edward s. Miller; letters Of administra-
tiGn granted Bertha V. Miller bond, 500 Attor-
ney. W. r.. Reilly.
Estate Of Mar L. Z Adams; will dated June %
l9Gc. ilcd.
Estate Of Albert s. Wilson: sale ratified.
Estate Of Wilhclmna Schleyei; petition for letters
teStamentary Attorney. &. II. Baunan.
Estate Of Edward Montague; will dated January
II, 1911, filed.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-24
and Sixteenth strea,-snnarr 1oss. los

and Sixteenth streets-SIuarc Io6s. lots to II.
inclusive; Clarence &. Hight ct ux- to Thomas
W. Mac7lbbn, SO.
WhitccrOft-I,Ots 70 and 2. block 2; Elizabeth NJ
Nandenburg Bertha l.. Nicely, so
Petworth-Square 3l35 lots 90 to 81; J. Harry
Games to Charles ]. Walker. SO
80 Seventh street SOutheast-Square eG part Of 1T
); Frank \. King ct w. to Charles L. Slant &C
uN.. SO.
Chevy Chase Square I7S. lot /; Fl. n. Gordon and
Robert y. Heater trustees. to Fulton II. Cor
don. 81 SIS.
Chevy Chase-Sduare lsG lot Is II. ID. Gordon and
Robert +. Heater trustees. to Fulton Il. Gordon.
SIS
Chevy Chas-S1uare I75a. lots 81 and 81: II. ID.
Gordon and Robert f. Heater, trustees to Full
ton X. Gordon S3z5
Chevy Chas-SCrare I7ie lot 30, and part Of lot 81
Fl. ID. Gordon and Robert +. Heater. trustees. to
Fulton r. Gordon SOS.
l7l7 DE Sales street northWest-Square l62. lot So
Alexander g. Bentley and r. Ross Perry, IT.,
trustees to Harrington Mills s. S.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-24
WILL USE FRANCHISE.
st. stephens to Stay in Capital City
Circuit.

Last nights meeting of the Capital
City League developed the fact that the
St Stephens nine will be in the league
this year.
Owing to the fact that the Marines
were recently ordered to guantanamo,
Cuba, and will probably be a that place
indefinitely. the officials of the league
prevailed upon St Stephens TO keep
their franchise in the Capital City cir
cult.
Contract for the erection of the fence
at North Capitol and NJ streets was
awarded to Brentwood finn and work
will start on the park the early part Of
next week. A moving picture firm will
help build the Enclosure. and a covered
grandstand is one of the features which
are planned to make the park the hest
amateur baseball ground in Washington.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-24
YANKEES BLANK U. OF GA.
Only One COIlegian Reaches Second
Base.

Athens. Ga. March Elm the final
game of the season here the Yankees
blanked the University of Georgia team
this afternoon by a score OF to o. The
collegians held their own for six innings,
but a home run in the seventh by Benny
Kauff wrecked their defense and the rest
was easy for the big leaGuers.
Ahles, Sykes, and Revelle worked three
innings apiece for the Yankees and their
work was alright, only one collegian
reaching second base
The Yankee first team will leave to-
morrow morning for Augusta for two
games with the Boston Nationals and to-
morrow afternoon the second squad will
depart for Richmond. Va. The score:
The Washington herald., 1911-03-24
HAVE GOOD DIAMOND.
Statement that Independence League
Has No Grounds Related

Officials Of the Independence League
were indignant yesterday at the state
ment published in an afternoon paper
that the league was still looking about
for a playing grounds.
At recent meeting of the league the
contract for the use of the field al North
CAPITOL and V streets was signed and
the league now has two years lease.
Extensive improvements are planned
and the diamond. when completed, will
be one OF the best in the city.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-24
WEATHER HALTS PRACTICE.
Georgetown Ball Tossrrs Forced to
Train Indoors

The cold and windy weather of yes
terday held the Georgetown baseball
players indoors, the coach not caring
to take chance on the men working
in the open. Light practice was en-
gagged in at the gym. but since the
team has been outdoors none Of the
boys feel much like doing anything
inside.
Gray will probably pitch for Ameri-
can Security and Trust Company Sat
urday while several of the Hilton
fingers will probably do the finging
for the Blue and Gray. Coach Sprig-
man is inclined to try out several of
the new men, and Dave White may
start the game for Georgetown
The Washington herald., 1911-03-24
Circuit Court No. 4.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.


No. 5553l3. United States rel. Goldberg ~
Secretary Of the Navy: leave granted petition 10
deposit SO in lieu Of bond appeal Attorneys,
Charles Poe X. Wilson.
No. 5l95I. Whitfield Company W. Philadelphia,
baltimore and Washington Railroad Company; ver-
dict for plaintiff for $50. Attorneys, NJ. ]. keane
and f. ]. Hogan-Mckenney Flannery.
No. 51S. Brice vs.. Curtis on trial. AttoTneJs,
q. F. Collins and c. II. Hemans7J. A. Cobb and
NJ n. Richardson.
No. saos Brioe VS.. Curtis; verdict for de-
PENDANT. Attorneys g. = +. Collins and c. ii.
Hemans-J A. Cobb and NJ. y. Richardson
Assignments for today-Motions:
No. L Mcclure vs.. Secretary Of Interior. At
torneys Guerry-Lawer. Clements &c Wright
No 2 Fleming administrator, vs. Capital Trac-
tion Company. Attorneys, Webb-Perry Son and
Dunlop.
No. J. Pathe Freres Imperial Film Exchange.
Attorneys. Sullivan-Bradley.
No. l. vitagrapa Company vs. Same. AttorneSs.
Same.
No. S Jones VS.. Sewers. Attorneys. RHODES
Digs.
No. & Baxter vs. DiEgr. Attorneys. Ralstoo,
Siddons & Richarison-Sinclaif.
No. I. Rupert Hone ~ -EsanA Att0snssa
yohnson-Johnson.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-24
GOOD GAME EXPECTED.
Southern Railway and Union station
Play Saturday.

Southern Railway and Union Station
teams. of the Terminal. Y. NJ. c. A
League. will clash Saturday afternoon on
the leagues grounds at Fifth and Florida
avenue northeast. The game will be call
ed at $50 p. m.
While neither of the managers have an
noUnced their lineup for the initial con-
test it is thought that each will try out
a number of candidates. of which each
team has a legion.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-24
PLAY SUNDAY MORNING.

game has been arranged between
the w. E. Moses & Sons baseball team
and the nine from the r. P Andrews
Paper Company, which will take place
Sunday morning at 10 O'Clock at the
grounds of the Commercial League. at
Georgia avenue and Kenyon street
northwest
AS neither club has had much chance
10 practice, the game will be in the
nature of a workout and the mana
gers will be enabled to get a line on
the men.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-24
WILL ORGANIZE TEAM.
Washington Board of Trade Calls
Meeting for This Afternoon.

Members of the Board of Trade who
are interested in the organization Of a
baseball team are urged TO he present at
"A meeting of that body this evening at
80 o'clock in the Board rooms at the
Star Building.
Plans for the coming season will be
formulated at this meeting
The Washington herald., 1911-03-24
SNOW STOPS GAME.
VI. 4. C.-Western Contest Called in
Fifth Inning at College Park.

The game scheduled between NJ A c.
and Western High School yesterday was
played under great difficulties 1t was
called at the end of the fourth inning.
a. Slight snowfall set in.
Howard played well for Western. while
Rupert and Shipley starred for VI. \. G.
Neither team performed in its usual form.
as the game was played under trying
ennHi. inr.s Thf s.nra.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-24
Criminal Court No. I.

No E45 United States Va Samuel Thomas; muir
der second degree; verdict guilty Of manaaughtsr.
No. A42. United States vs.. John II. Ford; grand
larceny: verdict not guilty.
No. Eel United States ". Fabius s. Elmore;
nonspport; warrant of removal from United States
District Court for Southern district Of Florida
No. ZSS5. United States Charles S. Fletcher
murder first degree; certificate Of Superintendent Of
Government Hospital for Insane showing that de
PENDANT has been restored to sanity; ordered de-
ivrred to United States marshal and committed.
No. E347. United States vs.. John Garrison; rob
bcry: verdict not guilty.
No zzz. United States Vs. Charles G. Baston
murder second degree; appeal bund approved and
filed.
No G32l. United States Edward CoDoyer:
grand larceny; verdict not guilty BY OF in
sanity.
Assignment for to-day: Motions. araignments, and
The Washington herald., 1911-03-24

Tho list of officials for the annual in
door meet of the Ingram Memorial
Church between the boys in the Junior
and intermediate classes to be held Sat
urdzy night are as follows:
Referee. DR.. Hudson; timer. Mr..
Thachers clark Of course, w. G. Stuart:
announcer, Mr.. Haas: judges. Messrs.
onseH Tadet Smith, Deterick, Pete, and
RSechard
The Washington herald., 1911-03-24
Criminal Court No. 2.
CHIEF IusrICE CLARAUGH.

No. 5l709. Robinson vs. southern Railway ct al
continued. Attorneys Fulton, Lewis-Maddox x
Galley Hamilton & Colbert.
No. $3.50 Fuller Folz & Fullar; verdict for
plaintiff for SIS. Attorneys, Icon Pretzfelder-F. Il.
Rhodes
No. 5l5a. Dunn & Co vs. Wocdson: time to sub
nit bill Of exceptions and file transcript extended
Attorneys, c. g. Ticku-M. W. Hendry and +. b.
Rhodes.
No. 27IE. United States vs.. Annie johnson: order
discharging defendant from workhouse to take effect
March IS. 1911.
Assignment for today-Motions.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-24
Mechanics Liens.

No 62I5. Carroll Electric Company vs. Richard
ough: lots L to 10. block 5. Armsleigh Park
1914. Attorney. c. +. Digs
No 62l6 Bonner Sloan Daniel Doody:
lots E34 and 16 square GIT, S,7S. Attorney
II. I. Quinn
No. gil. Maurice J. Adler Richard Ough
lots Z to 70, block 5, Annsleigh Park, $50.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-24

First base on hallS-Of Smith. !; off Holden. 3;
of HofiGr 3; off Holden. ,; off Schofcld .
Hits made-Of Smith. .; of Hofigcr ,: al
>. h. HOffigCr, 3 nv SChofeld. > Three-tase hits
RuIs'rt- Stolen hases-Ritcr and Shipley. Double
Ila,- Howard to Myers. Hit by pitcher-By
Smith. /. Wild pitches Holden, l. Passed balls
Lehman. > Umprc-JerrI. Time Il game
The Washington herald., 1911-03-24
The Score.

Runs-Ellirtt HemphilL Cha=n, HartzeIl. Russell
a. Kauff. Left has.@-New YOrk, s. Georgia,
= Bass m balls-Of Abcs. /: of Brennan l.
struck out BY Abos. ). 10y Rayce. >: by Cox. l.
Home rIu-kauT. Stolen hlSs,~-EllIott, Hemphill.
Chase Hartlrll. Blair nnrhle play-Blair 10 Chase
to Esh"tt Umpire Mr. BIesuc. Time Of game
hour and y minutes
The Washington herald., 1911-03-24
Equity Suits.

No. Do6i Joseph Strasbuger. trustee rs A. 4.
Jackson trustee ct al substitute trustee. Attorney
II. 5. WEIGH
No. 3o66. May IsherSucd Harry +. Usher
wood ct al; divorce. Attorneys, Lecsie, Fulton
& Cox.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-24

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No. Dol. In opening alley in square $3.50
verdict Of jury filed.
No. 81. In widening OF Cedar street;
| tnTcd.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-24
Bankruptcy Petition.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

No. 81 In re The Monarch Toy Company
Attorney. Douglas & Baker.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-24
Rankrupfcx Court.
District Court.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No. rs In George Stein; depository for
funds designated.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-24
Equity Court No. 2
JUSTICE GOULD.


In 70 nunaCyl Fannie Oppenheiner: William
E. Ambrose appointed cnmmittce: bond, 5000.
No. $3.50 Moran Muse ct al: receiver
authorized to sell property. Attorneys. r z.
Downing and G. A. Berry,. A. O'Shea.
Assignment for March "A:
No. 81 Forrest Forrest ct al. Attorneys,
Gardiner-Gittings & Blair.
No. 3R In re George W. Kramer. Attorneys
Lambert GCrtman-Wilscn-
No. so. Wilson vs. Wilson. Attorney, Turner.
No. 36l Pratt vs.. Pratt. Attorneys, Mcneil
HOehling & Huide&oper.
No $50 Hanoysr vs. Hanover. Attorney. Coombc.
No sos. In re Frank Healey. Attorneys, Thomas
& DuTall-HOgan.
No. so Stenz vs.. Price ct al. Attorneys,
Nauck 4 Jefords-Darlingtou, MILAN & Smith.
Lester & Prior.
No. 81 coleman vs.. Doieman. Attorney. Mat
tingIy
No. "a smoot Vs. smoot. Attorneys. McCalmont
Archer.
No SIG. Sullivan " Cohen Attorney. Loving
No. SO benjamin vs.. BENJAMIN ct al. Attorneys
Clnkscales & Jones-Smith-
No. $50. Cornwell COnwell Attorney, Wa
ters-AmbroSc.
No So McHenry vs. Reckeweg ct al. Attorney,
D6mbCrt
The Washington herald., 1911-03-24
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court If Appeals.
ned from day to day.
Equity Court No. L

JUSTICE STAFtORD.
No. GT-D. PUryun W. Pope: leave To amend grant
Cd. Attorneys. VI. y. RichardsOn-J. J. Waters and
J. 4. Cobb.
No. 2ls28. Sug- SuE=: rule rctIrnablo March
b. Attorneys II. q. kimLall-J. c. Foster ard +.
T. CamTbCll.
No. 2af. Grit;S Secretary Of Interior; argued
ard submitted. Attorneys. W. II. Robson. ]. J.
H,nphil d. Il. Henderson. G c. CalhOun-Lawlg.
Clements & Wright and Il. 5. Huidekoper.
Assignment for March Emotions:
No 81. Hammond vs. Weaver. Attorneys. Ridout
& ShClcs-StTasblrgeT.
NJ 49, Fraser vs.. United States Savings Bank.
Attorney. lambert
No 20. NewbDld vs. Ncwbcld. Attorneys. Whit
fUri-kimball.
Va. 3sl Jackson vs. Moshe1. Attorney. Wolf.
No. S57. National Metropolitan Bank vs. Hncs
ATTORNEYS. RalstOn SiddOns & MISUNDERSTANDING.
No 30. Bailey vs. Carter. Attorneys, Columbus
Downing 4 Lyon.
No. 81. Nehrbass rs Nehrtsss- Attorney, Green
No. .73. SmcOt SmOOt- Attorneys. McCalmont
Archer.
No SIS Ve1reue vs.. Vc1neule. Attorneys Carter
& Brooke Foster.
M. 81. McC1oskey vs.. Wilson. Attorneys. Nc
NciIl- McKenncy 4 Hitz
No. 379. Loushran vs.. Garick Club. Attorneys,
Lyon & Lyon.
No. SO. Donaldson W. Miller. Attorneys. Donald
s0r-BakeT & Sheehy.
No. 81. Mayer w. Mayer. Attorneys, Leckia,
Fulton 4 Cox-Ellis & Donaldson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-14

Undoubtedly the Southern metropolis looks In
and especially with the exposition not far
California boxing the preference
the
next improved the general
reputation figure the California
folks about that Chicago nasco.
Jimmy whasn No relation
figured that
the catch would be improved several hundred per
hold Also probably they figure
that OF the heavyweight OF gappe that nes the
Perhapsbut that's
Goch has been
hold that made
thus
viewpoint Then could enjoy all
Go,ch flop Hack Mahmout Zybco
Wesergsad ard KID But
undoubtedly
he a matches In his system.
fred" various
this indicator
the field Of battle 10 something entirely
IL
the press
other
the Of deyng plans former President Lucas back
OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-14


Creole released Jimmy Shinn.
Thcrcupon Shlnn started out like
demon and was soon causing all hill
men TO fight shy Of his stick. Nc.
Creole. realizing that he had lost
bet" did everything 10 regain the
third saeksr. but there was nothing
doing. The sacramento clubs
claim was legitimate and upheld by
IN. commission.
There are not many swiftsr men
In the Coast league than Jimmy
ahinn. aud when II comes 10 steal
ing bases he 10 wonder.
II wasn't 10 very long ago that
shinn was standing behind a chair
In a Hcaidaburg barber shop. cry
ing next" Then no INDUCED In
the game very little. and only as
a semi professional A scout. who
know his business. saw tho posi-.
bilitics In the speedy youngster and
gave him chance. He lacked en-
perienec. but learned rapidly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-14
PRIMR0sES HAVE
MADE Up"

PORTLAND. Or. Sept H.
George Primrose and Mrs. Prim-
rose. who recently brought suit
against the wcllknown minstrel
man and vaudeville actor. have b..
come reconclied and win leave for
the East soon. according 20 an an.
nouncemont By Primrose today. He
said the suit against him has been
Withdrawn.
Incidentally the actor stated that
he had decided TO ZONE back" and
that his previous announcement OF
retirement from the stage was
slightly premature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-14
FLAME" DELHI

From a pitcher in a bankers
team TO the Chicago White Sox 10
IS months. is stepping some. but
that ia what Lee Delhi, pitcher for
the Los Angeles. Cal. club will do.
tie has been sold to Corniskcy for
s.. 900 and a $4,000 pitcher In Wade.
Delhi has made all kinds OF rec
ords In the Coast league this year.
First II was speed and endurance.
then he ret a new worlds record
for the least number OF pitched
balls In a regulation niEe-inning
game. He delivered IS balls. an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-14
Fall Bench Show to be
a Hummer

For fall event held the bon Marche
In n Spring shows have
regular local canine fancers but fall
tho The number Of dogs entered
the coming show well the enthusiasm manifested BY dog
the the coming exhibition
in the fall will take their place with
held tho
night and today Secretary H. NJ
getting While he has computed tho
7O0mark This
200 and 400 dogs Tho list ind
The show viii continue for three days beginning sept Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-14
Fiistic Treat Planned by
Uncle Tom McCarey

Los ANGELES ia grand "ai revival Of boxing VIII be
Tom
frankie coney VIII
a On October IL
Joel Rivers " me OF this bout
Mccarcy is with Dan Morgan manaser OF
Yorker
after Rivers given chance 10
Mccay plans TO stage Sam IAngford
This will be
Yredd nd Adj wolgasL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-14
sIDELlenTs on The GAME

game yesserday-shse oppo
siton-
N make mir
time he would be the sensation OF the league.
Sage Esstey i've
Two healthy for Househoders contribution
the
they dropping
double o despiscd
those Islanders things
Act Ike realb
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-14

average OF less thar three per M
the old record being 100. Delhi q
hiblfed almost perfect control.
Delhi Is a slx.iooter. poverfulb
built. and red-hesdcd The junnR
he pitches the stronger he sreu
10 become and with bis ability h
change pace. together with 1 ~
assortment Of Blenders. stexdlano
and speed. be has been a pnzxle :
Coast league batters.
Fans who have watched IN 7
work predict a great future fov ~
when be hits his stride In IL -
tor league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-14

This dog Ii worth $1,000. or
rather. he cost his owner. VI, NJ.
TAYLOR of North Yakima that sum.
His name IL illumination. and he
casts some light In dogdom. lie IL
OF the Airdaie Terrier variety.
iilumlnator will be al tho bench
show next week. but he won't com.
pete. He II figured too classy for
the company. so he viii just be ON
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-14

NEW YORK. Sept. 14.--Frank
Ufer. manager OF Carl Morris. the
Oklahoma giant who 10 90 boz Jim
Flynn ten rounds here In Madison
Square garden tomorrow night, 70
oelvsd = telegram today that a spe-
eisi train would briep q delegation
from the white hopes" town and
that the mayor Of sspuipa would
be among the passengers. The tel
euram also said that Morris 10
2.to-i bet over Flynn In Oklahoma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-14
The Care Of Your Teeth

We sdvisa people e 80 - other Dental
offices. their efflees. Inspect their
work. learn fhs'g rftces and get sdslce,
then cufus 10 us for free consultation and
examinations and Est ovf prices
oar uers 10 noe the cheap class ~
wass dans By trans4snt dentists A repg-
tsfisn for dsins the best work for low
prices - what we want Our specialists
40 fsBf uork With the VEN best grade
materials and n 70 fhis fact which tn
safas satisfaction for cur pstienfs. snd
reputation for ourselves
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-14
JIMMY sHlNN.

Jimmy Shinn. third sackcT for the
Sacramento. Cal, ball team. who
will be given a TROUT with the
Boston Americans next season. is
one OF the Coast leaguers who IL
hitting over the 800 mark. Shinn
has proved n sensation at bat since
his transfer from the Portland club.
and incidentally his startling stick
work caused long controversy be-
tween Charlie Graham and McCre-
die. managers Of teams In the Pa
cific Coast league. When the Coast
Lacquer decided to add the capital
10 the circuit and all teams agreed
TO contribute player 20 the line
up OF the new organization. Nc