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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-03-20
Sledztwo konisyi senatorow.

Sledztwo komisyi senatorow,
ktora bada gospodarke prezesa
rady powiatowej, Piotra Bartze-
ma, pojdzie g}ebiej W szczegoly,
niz politykierzy przypuszczali.
Komisya ME zadowala sic bada-
MEM powierzchownem i przej-
rzy wszystko co Saiezbyt dobrze
wyglada. Z obczu Bartzena wy
szlo wczoraj ma jaw, re prezes
rady powiatowej bedzie sic bro
nil zaciecie. Senator Joness,
przewodniczacy komisyi Sled
czej powiedzial otwarcie, re "a
den zakaz sadowy ME wstrzyma
szczegolowego sledztwa.
Komisya Iona senatu stano-
wego chce koniecznie wiedziec
dlaczego Bartzen wydalif ludzi,
ktorzy znajdowali sic ma liscie
powiatowej sluzby cywilnej.
iona zastrzeli}a meza.
Jessie Schenk zastrzeliia swe-
go meza Karola Schenka, supe-
rintendenta Northwestern Gas,
Light & Coke Co. Utrzymuje O.
ma, re MAJ jej padf ofiara omylki
Wr6cila ona pozno w nocy z
piatku ma sobote do domu, ME
co pozniej do drzwi mieszkania
dobijai sic jej MAJ, ktory row.
niez Gala noe hulaf. Myslac, re
to RADIUS, Schenkowa strzeli}a do
niego ,smiercila 60 ma miejscu.
Wczoraj rozpoczeto sledztwo,
lecz odlozono je ma zadanie poll
cyi, kt6ra utrzymuje, re Schen-
kowa poczyni inne zeznania.
Schenk byl cz}owiekiem dose
zamoz1ym, a zycie jego byso "a
bezpieczone na kilkadziesiat ty-
siecy dolarow. Pozycie domowe
tel Daiy maizehskiej ME byfo
zbyt szczesliwe to podobno by
10 powodem Smierci, jaka supe-
rintendent zginai
Suspendowano policyanta.
Wczoraj popoludniu policyant
Ian Dodd Z centralnej stacyi po-
strzelii dwoch mezczyzn ma rogu
S. Green i w. Monroe I'll. i "a
to zostaf suspendowany przez
zastepce szcfa policyi, Schuettle-
ra, dopoki sledztwo ME wykaze,
re stroz bezpieczenstwa miaf
prawo uzyc broni. Policyant
zranii: Custey Jovancheppa, 20
lat, 2o5 s. Green III. W noge i
lie Toschoffa, 3II s. Green ul.,
kt6rego kula trafiia W biodro.
Rannych zabrano do szpitala
Grace policyanta zamknieto ma
stacyi przy Desplaines ulicy.
Przed paru miesiacami poll
cyant Dodd i jego kolega byli
niebezpiecznie po-
bici przez bande brutal W pobli-
zu stacyi policyjnej przy Max
well ulicy. Wczoraj chodzii on
ma Green ulicy bez uniformu.
Widziaf on dwoch powyzszych
ludzi i jak oni utrzymuja, ma
tvchmiast dobyi rewolweru
daf diva strzsiy. Dodd spokojnie
czekal ma przybycie patrolki. Ma
dopiero zaczai sic tloma-
czy, ale ME dokohczyl. ZdaJe sic,
ze policyant ten strzelaf pod
wplywem chwilowego obfakania.
Szef stray ratuje brata.
Czterdziestu strazakow costa
10 skaleczonych i straciio przy-
tomnose wskutek eksplozyi arno-
nil W pozarze, ktory nawiedzii i
kompletnie zniszczyl zakiad Mo-
march Refrigerating Co., pnr. 40
E. Michigan ul. Spora liczba
uszia smierci kiedy "a
monia wczoraj pomiedzy Sma a
monia W pieciu rezerwoarach
wczoraj pomiedzy
Sma a IIta wieczorem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-03-20

ME zrobi. zyczy sobie, azeby
zmiany oparte byiy ma podstawie
naukowej, ktora ma okreSlic ko-
misya taryfowa. Tymczasem
prezydent polecii tymczasowej
komisyi taryfowej opracowac
sprawozdanie z rozdzialu o vel
ME do dnia 1 grudnia. - Osobi-
scie zyczy sobie, azeby ma sesyi
specyalnej ME poruszano kwe-
styi taryfy. - Pociag kolejowy
prezydenta wyruszyl Augusta
o godz. 80 popoludniu dis ra-
no mial przybyG do Waszyngto-
MI o godz. S:35.
o sprawach meksykanskich.
Washington, 20 marca. = O.
czekuja tn napewno zakonczenia
wojny W Meksyku jeszcze w cia-
gu biezacego tygodnia powsze-
chnie zapewniaja. ze po powro-
Gle ministra finansow, Limantou-
ra do Meksyku rozpoczna SIG
konferencye celem reorganizacyi
gabinetu i ukiadania sic w pow
stancami. Rownoczesnie ma pre-
zydent Taft po powrocie Augu-
sta konferowac ambasadorem
de la Barra, poczem wycofaja sic
wojska zgromadzone ma name
wry" w Texas.
Jest rzecza pewna take, ze po
otwarciu nadzwyczajnej sesyi
kongresu tax w senacie jak w
izbie pos}ow wniesione zostana
rezolucye interpelujace prezyden-
ia W sprawie zagadkowej mobi-
lizacyi wojsk, chociaz prezydenta
ME mozna Emusic do odpowiada-
MIA ma takie interpelacye, jezeli
tego sobie ME zyczy. Ma prawo
odpowiedziet poprostu, re publ
czne tlomac7eaie takich kwestyj
tyczacych sic spraw zagranicz-
nych ME zgadza sic dobrem
kraju.
Pocztowe kasy oszczednoSci.
:. Washington, 20 marca. - Po-
czmistrz generalny Hitchcock,
zbadawszy sprawozdanie 4S kas
oszczednosci zaprowadzonych do
dnia 3 stycznia, niezmiernie jest
zadowolony. So to sprawozdania
dwu miesiecy, do 2S lutego. w
tym przeciagu czasu wydann
1928 ksiazeczek; razem wiadek
zrobiono 6,861. Przecietnie
wkiadki wynosiiy po $s1.5o w
tynlze przeciagu czasu wycofano
tylko 259 ksiazeczek. w kasie te-
go departamentu byio d. 2S lutte
go $780, 500. LudnoSt W miejsco-
wosciach, w ktorych zaprowadzo-
no kasy, wynosi przecietnit po
$40 osob. Jezeliby W stym stosun-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-03-20
z Afryki.

Tripoli, 20 marca, = Nadesziy
tu depesze opisujace zamordowa-
ME amerykanskiego archeologa,
H. F. de Cou, W Cyrence, gdzie
kierowai wykopaliskami nauko-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-03-20
z procesu Kamorry.

Viter6o, 20 marca. = Onegdal
W procesie Kamorzystow Nicola
Nora tylko byi poddany zapyta-
niom krzyzowym, Poczem odro-
czono sic do wtorku Nora jest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-06

Victoria obtained an esriy lead
over the Giants In the first Inning
and won the second game of the Ne.
riea from the Giants by a score Of
6 TO l. brown In the box for the
vietorlans was practically inyine.
able. being atung for only three hits.
kading was responsible for 2 and
Cruikahauk Tor the third.
IN the first Joss started off bad
by walking Davis. Haymer drove
out "a single. Million hit TO kading.
who muffed. Davis crossing the
plate and Million was safe AZ first
Goodman singled. scoring Raymsr
Householder up next drove the ball
out Of the lot. scoring Million aud
Goodman. Dickinson fcplaced Josa
and after a little difficulty retired
the side
With two down. the Giants
brought In their lone run In the
lucky" seventh. Cruiknhank drew
a pass and brown hit Lizard In the
stats with n swift one. kading wal
ped the ball for a single and Cruik'
shank gailoped home. Danny shea
grounded out 20 Names.
The box score.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-06

Al Washington.
MEALS SERVED.

str city of Everest or Telegraph
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-06

At New York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-06
Wolgast Fought First Battle
for Snow Has $40, 900

away Ills face showed the unmia.
taxable signs Of dissipation Ills
clothes we're seody There's a
living example OF shat was
talking about. remarked the cham.
pion
4 don't knoV bis name now. but
there was a time when he was a
promising youngater The nlEhi life
got hia Now he's just a plain bum
"A fighters life 10 hard one
and that's Why my wife wants nc
20 quit a. The Temptations arc
great and n man don't watch
himself he's soon down. for the
count. Automobiles. Joy rtdes and
fast living have knocked ops mere
champions than ever fiat ntd :"
Tho fight followers arc flqeking
around WoiKaat now IN they
flockcd around Jcffriea. Nelson and
every champion Advertising com.
panleA are after him 70 une his
name on everything from cfkaTeia
TO patent medicines. 81 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-06

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. May 8
f1~e years ago Ad WolgaAt
fought preliminary la Cadillac.
Mich. for So. To-day be Is light.
weight champion and worth tt0.'
600.
This coming year ought Go be .
regular gold mine for me" said the
champion. II have saved $4,000
10 the past ak weeks. and will
make 100000 10 the next year
mo automobiles and Joy rides
for mine. Fighting 10 business
just as anything else. " you don't
handle your affairs IN a business
~ay you 90 broke. Jimmy Brit,
is a fine example OF business
fighter. Ne is worth a fortune.
Young Corbets Ia a good type Of an
unb1sinesslike boxer. tie made
several fortunes. but no hasnt a
cent"
A fighter utroilet up Hello.
Ad. be said. wolgRst shook hands
with him and the man walked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-06

After ~ years Of continuous ser.
vice. Pitcher Sam Lever. oldest In
point OF service ~ the Pirate band,
has been unconditioually released
b. Manager Fred Clarke and Own
er Dreyfuss OF the Pittsburg club.
Lever has been a brilliant md az
all times a faithful performer. He
was retained last season. although
OF little use 10 the worlds cham.
pions. Dreyfuss refused 10 sell
him. although he could have com
manded q good price BY releasing
him Internationally. Dreyfuss
makes Il possible for Lever 10 seek
a position under a manager Of bis
own choosing. II he desires 70 con
TIME IN the game
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-06
AL KAUFMAN DOWN AND OUT
BEFORE PUEBLO FIREMAN
ony rausd Press Leased w'rel


KANSAS CITY. May G. Another
white hope" IN the discard, With
a ponderous right. swung from the
hips. Jim Flynn. the Pueblo fire.
man. caught Al Kaufman on the
point of the Jaw and the big Call.
tornian awakened five minutes
later. TO realize that he had gone
the way Of Marvin Hart. Mike
Sehreck and host OF other near
champions
Kaufman was as slow IA the
proverihal truck horse aud was
continually IN t1ynn'a way. The
big Californian never had a chance
against hts smaller opponent and
never did any man receive more
punishment without flinchinE.
Al was game through and
through. but that was all. lie had
nothing else Although he was In
excellent condition. he lacked
steam and a punch Not once did
he shake the Colorado man with
one Of his famous wallopa Al wan
ms helpless before Flynn "a
Jeffries was before Johnson.
Was Pitiahio Sight
Kaufman was pitlahle sight
when the knockout finally came
The left eye was completely closed
aud the right nearly gone. Two
streams of blood poured from each
optic Ills lips we're cut and bleed
lng and swollen 10 twice their
natural sire AZ his seconds
carried him 60 the dressing room
tears streamed down Kaufman's
face.
As early as the third round II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-06
SMALL TIRES
ARE COSTLY

The Michelln company suil In.
sists upon tho fact that nearly all
cars are fitted with tires that are
too small. bearing In mind the
weight they are required TO carry
aud the speed at which they Will
travel. The manager OF the local
Michelin agency. Mr.. |. II. Sadlar.
points out that Il means dollars and
dollars In the owners pocket II he
will only fit large enough tires In
the first place. ats the poorest
policy possible 20 have the wheels
shod with small tires" says MIR
sadler. They cant possibly carry
the weight that Is put on them.
neither can they stand the higher
speeds OF which the car Is capable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-06
NEW WHITES HERE

The new White gasoline car, fit
ted with a 1880 h. .. engine. arrived
yesterday. while this Is the latest
production. Il does not differ very
much from the smaller models be
You'd the fact that Il has a left
hand drive while the change speed
lever is placed In the middle. The
first two cars to arrive we're sold
to Mr.. w ]. Santmyer OF the Sc
attic Electric company and Mr.. W
]. Kinnear. Auto trucks are In
great demand according 20 c. A.
Ellingwood Of the White company
This IL the busiest season we have
ever had" says Mr.. Eilingwood,
and this year viii see more com.
merciai autos sold than ever before.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-06

was only a question OF how long
Al would last jim started him
going with right flush 20 the Jaw
The Californian came back groggy
and a minute later was dropped FOR
the count Of nine Flynn sent Al
TO tho canvas eight times. Flynn
left the ring with scarcely a mark
Tie put up n bulldog battle,
Kaufman vas knocked out IN the
tenth round. one minute before the
fight was scheduled GO end.
Flynn announced today that he
would nov so after Carl Morris
aud n he won from the Oklahomh
giant. would challenge Jack John
son
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-06
NEW HARD TIRE

Constructed on somewhat the
same principles as the pencil with
which he has made himself famous.
Blalsdel has recently turned his
mind to designing a solid tire that
shall have none OF the disadyant.
ages OF the present type.
ny rollins strip Of rubber under
moderate tension until he has
made a core equal In size 20 the
ordinary inner tube. and then plae.
ing Il In an outer cover. hiaisdel
has managed to make remarkably
lively solid tire. Unlike the ordin'
AIRY solid tire. which resolves L.
self into climbing a hilf OF rubber,
the Blaisdel principle make n tire
as light and easy running as the
pneumatic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-06

AUTO ROAD FROM
BLAINE To TACOMA

The Pacific highway, from Blaine
GA the International boundary. TO
Tacoma. has now been marked out
by the Pacific Highway associa.
ton. Before the week IL out tho
association hopes TO have marked
tho road out as Ear as Vancouver,
Wash. ON the Columbia river.
The worst part OF this road Is at
Carroll's point. but owing to the
Cowiitz county officials having kept
number OF convicts on the road
repairing Il. ana entirely al their
own expense. too. bat little diffi.
Guilty will be found In getting
through. even this early In the sea.
SON
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-06
KILBANE AND
RIVERS FIT

LOS ANGELES. May with
the stage all set for their 20.round
contest this afternoon. both Johnny
kilbane Of Cleveland and Joe
Rivers OF Los Angeles crawled
from their beds today with the
announcement that they were fit
for the fight of their lives. XII.
bane has fluttered around the 100
pound mark all through his train
Ing. so be ate hearty breakfast.
Not 30. young Rivers. Joe Ia
growing boy and i22 pounds five
hours before the battle Is one half
the fight with him. Rivers price
shortened another point today. as
good as 10 20 being offered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-06
MARATHON in
N. Y. STREETS

NEW YORK. May s.-what In
perhaps the biggest field Of anna
tour runners ever entered for a
long distance race faced the starter
today In a modified Marathon from
the Bronx to the city hall. dis.
tanec OF ~ miles. principally
through city streets.
Among the runners are Harry
McGlnn. last years A. A. U. cham
piou: Win Bailey. i0miic cham
pion: Fred BeIlars. national cross
country champion: Louis Tewan.
inla. and Mitchell Arauette. The
latter two are from Carlisle Indian
school.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-06
MAPPING OUT
GLIDDEN TOUR

The Glidden pathfinder which Is
working out the route on the reel
pr0eity tour. which will be from OF
tawa 10 Washington. d. c.. this year
reached New York on "Wednesday.
This annual event looks like betns
extremely popular this year. espeo
tally as C has an International ia
vor about Il. Tho representatives
Of the A. A. A. who are taking part
IN this preliminary trip are 5. A
Butler. chairman OF the contest
board. Howard Longstreth OF the
Touring bureau and +. l. Ferguson
who is plotting a Stephens-Duryea
with the party on board.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-06
K. D. BROWN To
MEET WOLGAST

NEW YORK. May b--DAn Nor
gan. manager Of Knockout
Brown. announced to-day that a ~
round fight between Brown and
Ad WolxaKt. lightweight champion.
had been arranged, Hc said that Il
would take place In San Francisco
following wolgAsts match with
Owen Moran July &
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-06
alnlrX 1RlMs cARNrY.

Charles SihieY. the local three
cushion billiard champion. defeated
Joe Carney. the ex-champion. BY
capturing the second block Of fifty
points a. Brown and Huien'a last
night The final score vas Stbley
100: Carney. ~ II Slbisy can no~
get past Henry solomon. the
Pacific Coast champion. be- stands
a good chance with the ~ Of
them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-06
RITcHiE GETS DECISION.

SAN FRANCISCO. May s.--with
n decision to his eredi; today over
Charlie Reilly. Willie Richie. king
of the four rounders. viii be
matched with Ad wolgasi I'm June
In his fight with Reilly. Richie
was the aggressor and landed the
cleaner blows. but Reilly was
never In danger. Both boys were
unmarked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-06

Summary rwo.tass HIT itaaseheiisf
uafas saar Hoses halaaF fffe fnns and
three hfis az less 10 anriaisHsd iaufHH
20 russ and fisa Hits OF uiesinaen fH
niAg inuinfs urNensnts a. las Is
uif insnn ~ Hffafk Hat ~ Nif AinsNn
~ or nirAthsaa 3 aff ufaau tfit ~
pifrhef Wsft aua HfusH - isirktnsan
i.~afH ~ tffoan fts9hir p4af Ailiien
20 Names - haNsnrf. Passed t&ii.Hsthaa
tsft en- hases seattle 81 Victoria
tuspifH NJ L9nkAaeFhef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-06

cnec Of delegates from dozens OF
American and Canadian athletic or
ganlEAtiona. the corner stone ~ the
now home Of the Olympic Athletic
club. NJ Post and Mason sta ~An
laid today. The club house VII be
among the fiacst OF its kind in the
country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-06
oLoFluLo VS.. euRMAN.

fHN tpH~1 tff~e tFAeFA ftfrf
MONTREAL. May e.--Pians are
under way today TO match Barney
oldficid aud bob BurmAn. the new
speed king. for a series Of races
here next July for the champion.
ship OF the world. oldfield cannot
race I'm the United States. but his
suspension would not interfere
here. II is proposed 20 offer a
purse OF $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-06

FACTS FOR FIGHT FANS.


Jack Johnson wants 20 race Emile
Bromafd. tho FreBchman barred
from French races for rough driv-
ing. It's bettod that even the
foreigner cant make the going too
rough for j. Jasper.
Packey Mac insists he will make
1873 pounds at for Woigaat. but
the champion IL no Barkis. believe
IN.
After that two-round session the
majority imagine Wolgaat posseasea
some wallop. but the word Of r..
Mcfarland is given 10 the contrary.
One Round Hogan insists he In
In earnest in his declaration 10 re-
turn To California and turn HIS at.
tention 10 some other vocation.
The line between a foul blow and
a fair punch IL AZ thin az a peroxide
hair. and It's location may depend
upon the leaning Of the examining
physician.
Play this 10 suit yourself: VOL.
gaSt has been mallgned. or he has
suddenly reached real form. or
Brown. Hogan ct al. are a bunch Of
second raters.
Charley Edenberg says he went
on with Bob Fitz Al a Hamilton. o..
theatre. and the ruby one kicked
him between the referee and wings
Now where tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-06
SWEDISH SMOKER TONIGHT.

Graeco-Roman wrestling will be
featured at smoker tonight OF the
Swedish Athletic association The
classics will be performed By Lund.
strom OF Stockhold championship
stock. and Sharp OF Gelfe. Other
wrestling and gymnastic stunts will
oil up classy program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-06
TIGERS oer KtNNtoY

PORTLAND. or. May ed
Kennedy. former Beaver first base
man. has signed up TO play first
base With Tacoma and today Joined
the Tigers al Spokane. Kennedy
Is one Of the best hitters on the
coast. and n rafting good fielder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-06
EASY FoR PORTLAND

VANCOUVER. u. G.. May H.
Portland won easily from the beav-
ers yesterday when the game vas
over the score stood 10 1.
Score By innings:
Vancouver 900 foo 0 OIL
Portland ....0 OIL 0 o ; 1 0--e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-06
COAST LEAGUE
American Association.

A. Minneapolis -f.ouisyiiis q. Mime.
auulls
a. Kansas cts Indianapolis .. Kansas
City
a. 1uNsuhss IT pisAo q. Milwaukee ;.
~ 81 Paul cnfumtua ~. ~ faul 8
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-06
spokAne CONES BACK

SPOKANE May s.--spokane won
from the Tigers yesterday only after
hard battle. In the eighth. with
two men on. Kraft replaced willis.
and pulled the indians out Of the
hole
Score by innings;
Tacoma 100 oo3 90 8 0-s
Spokane 1888 900 32z0 &c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-06
JAps PLAY AT CHICAGO

CHICAGO, The Japanese base
ball players from Waseda univer-
slty viii meet the University OF
Chicago nine here this afternoon In
the first OF series Of three con
tests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-06
GAS SPARKS

For a single charge OF ~. "
eense for car and driver. available
In 10 European countries. Is now
obtalnahle by the tourist abroad.
Remember to change the tires
from the front wheels TO the back
directly the latter begin 10 Show
signs Of wear.
The first auto funeral took place
in Coventry. Eng. In 1884, Il vas
manned by oliver stanton. the
American who taught king Edward
10 drive.
By purchasing an auto for each
OF It's 400 KalcsmeA. the Do Laval
Separator company recently csiab'
lished a record in retail orders
American manufacturers have
planned 70 make a complete inva
sion Of Europe this summon and "ei-
tabllsh markets there.
Road racing. which for the last
two years has been dead In Europe.
win be revived again this summer
when the Grand Prix Is run OH IN
June.
-. f.tas.t4 che ruo4t trott.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-06

The Jacob Bakery bail team will
play the fast Ballard team at the
Ballard bail park Sunday after
noon at 7J0. For Kames with the
Jacob nine address " l. Shorrill.
1875 Evanston ay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-06

SAN FRANcIsco.--Wlth a six.
club circuit, including San Fran
cisco and five other central Cali
fornla cities. the Three G. baseball
league opens its season tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-06

The Tacoma Stars beat Smiths
Hopes on the Imperial alleys BY ~
pins Scores;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-06

The city championship game for
the Joseph Mayer cup will be fought
ont this afternoon on the Unlyer-
sity campus between Lincoln and
Franklin high schools. The game
starts at 3 o'clock. McCurdy will
twirl for the Queen Anne team.
while Hovey will do the honors for
Lincoln.
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The Broadway high school team
migrated 20 Tacoma this morning
10 get another scalp. They defeat
ed the Tacoma boys here two weeks
ago. Capt Brick" Kneeland will
pitch.
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A salary OF $1,000 has been Of
fered Tracey Baker. heavy-hitting
first baseman for the University OF
Washington. by the Boston Ameri-
cans. He will probably accept.
Baker Is 20. stands 6 feet high, and
weighs 1876 pounds.
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The Ballard high school boys will
play the soldiers at Fort Worden
this afternoon. The suburbanites
have lost only one game so far.
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iris Speaker continues 20 break
up games just as be did his first
year in select company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-06

Barney oidheId. the most trou,
blezome man the A. A. A. ever had
10 deal with. has signifled bis In.
tentions Of entering the second
hand auto business.
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league begins today. with four
teams IN the league. Chshaiia.
centralla. Raymond aud South
Bend arc represented. Russ Hall
and W y. Golden will umpire.
Games will be played on Saturdays
and Sundays. The salary limit has
been fixed AZ $3.50.
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Al chleaao.

HatterieH--Amee. Niitze and VIII
son. Mhttern and Graham.
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STARS TRIM HOPES

The starks won from the All
stars, IA to 10
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The 10th annual coe medal quar-
ter-miie run meet for athletes OF
Broadway High will be held this
afternoon.
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SAN FRANclsco.--In the pres