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The evening world., 1911-04-21
BROOKLYN GIRL KILLS
HER YOUNG BROTHER;
COURT PAROLES HER
Housekeeper Declares Florence Bar
tine Got the Youths Revolver
After They Had Quarrelled
and He Had Slapped Her.

Harold Bartne, seventeen years old, was shot and killed by his nine.
teen-yearod sister Florence at their home, No. GO Koscusko street,
Brooklyn, to-day. The shooting followed a family quarrel, but the evil.
tence gathered after the first disconnected stories told by the witnesses
lend TO show that the girl lid not know the revolver was loaded.
The evening world., 1911-04-21
JURY TAKES ONE MINUTE
TO FIND NEGRO GUILTY.
Then He Is Sentenced to Nineteen
Years in Sing Sing for Assault
on Little Girl.

II took n jury just one minute to-
day in Part III. OF General Sessions TO
convict blackburn J. S%trother. n twenty
f~our-year-old negro OF No. a West ono
Hundred and Thirty-third street, of
criminal attack.
The evidence showed that he lured
scy~en-year-oId Ida Kraskln OF No. 1901
Park avenue into an upper hallway OF
~ apartment house in East Ninety
ninth street, whore he was employed AZ
an elevator attendant. 10
When Judge Foster had finished his
charge the twelve Jurors marched out
side the courtroom. took a quick vote
in the corridor and came back with a
verdict of guilty.
You are lucky that YOU live In the
North" said Judge Foster. in sem
tonsing the man. There are sections
OF the South where you would have
been lynched, and In almost any State
of the South LEGAL hanging would have
been your punishment"
Then he gave Strother nineteen years
and SIX months at hard labor in Sina
sing. the maximum penalty being
twenty years.
The evening world., 1911-04-21
COMEDIES VICTORY
OF mrs. SCOTT IN
D. A. R. ELECTION
Mrs. Story's Aide Admits Re-
turn of President General,
but Vote Not Announced.

WASHINGTON. April 21.-The re-eleo-
ton Of Mrs. Matthew T. Scott of H.
inois as President-Genera of the d. A.
r. by n small majority vas conceded
this afternoon by Miss Elizabeth Poe,
press agent for Mrs. William Cumming
story of New York, who opposed Mrs.
Scott.
The Daughters of the American Rev
oluton awaited with impatient interest
to-day an announcements OF the results
OF yesterdays election. Tellers were at
work all night counting the votes and
were stii at 1t this Afternoon and hav-
ing a lively time. They were locked in
q room on the third floor of the
Continental Hall, while the rival fac
tions thronged the corridors eagerly
awaiting the result.
Both sides were claiming victory. The
friends of Mrs. Matthew 4. Scott OF ILL.,
nois insisted that she had been re-
elected Presldent-General by an in-
creased. majority. Two years ago Mrs.
Scott won by eight votes.
Many of the supporters of Mrs. Will
tim c. story OF New York, the 'lnsur-
gent candidate FOR President-General,
declared to-day that the official count
would find Mrs, Story the victor.
The night two years ago between these
same candidates vas SO close that most
OF the delegates preferred TO await The
official announcement before accepting
any of the umor which began as soon
as the polls closed and continued
throughout the night.
The evening world., 1911-04-21
BROOKLYN YACHT CLUB
TO BECOME THE NATIONAL.
Directors Approve Plan to Change
Name-Aeroplane TO Race
Motor Boats.

Tho question Of changing the name OF
the Brooklyn Yacht Club to the Ma
tional Yacht Club came up az q meeting
OF the directors held In the home OF the
Commodore, NJ. X. Hearst. to-day. and
the change met with approval. Final
action VIII DO taken AZ 4 general meet.
ing on May ! next.
In addition 10 the races which have
already been announced arrangements
have been mad with Glenn II. Curtiss
10 Introduce the aeroplane In yachting,
Mr.. = Ctrrtiss having offered to race
against the motor-bnats. Ten entries
were ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rno'o--h6at' race
10 Halifax. -
Commodore Hearst has made the fol-
lowing appointments: William +. Hig-
gins, Fleet Captain. DIR. John \. Noor-
hees, Fleet Surgeon, and tho Rev. joan
\. Lane, Fleet Chaplain.
The evening world., 1911-04-21

Justice Davis In "A few minutes,
The Grand Jury wants to know from
Mr.. Cummins whether he communicated
with MIR. Hyde after he had arranged for
loans from banks and asked Mr.. Hyde to
put city deposits in those banks. Such
transactions would practically amount
70 the City Chamberlain using the city
money 10 secure accommodations tor
Cummins and the Cummlns crowd OF
high inanciers. Among other witnesses
soon to be called before the Grand Jury
are Rufus J. Gaynor. the Mayors son,
and Orion H.. Cheney. STATE Supcrinten-
dent of Banks. Both these witnesses are
to testify regarding statements made to
the Grand Jury yesterday by Bank Tx
aminer Ilutcnins.
What hutchlns Told Jurors.
Mr.. IIutchins told the Grand Jury how
he spoke to Cummins about the danger
OF the withdrawal OF the city's deposits
from the Carnegie Trust Company and
how Cummins assured him there need
DO no uneasiness about that because
he was a close friend OF Mayor Gaynor
and brought the Mayors son, Rufus.
from 81. James. /. l.. to the city every
a.. g., ~. crnnLns ou,on,ohn ..,
80. IT. hao,, a, ,toh, c,na
ssn1tny 90 Nr uutchi,s ,,ga -
~ =. on ,nrrs ~, tn,,,na,a fn,aasss'N
with the Mayor.
- - c,,n "l,.'
un,o,I,s ,oys ,h,, r,,r,tna -
10y. a. A.. co.,ra M. ~
ou'' =" ,e Ns" ''"S' No"'P"H!
oaHhihs no"se' d S"""b man "Hohl ht
said was ffutus 'ayhor' Mayor Gaynoi
will not be called as witness, although
Comptroller Prendergast is said to hay,
Informed tho Grand Jury that cummlns
m return for favors granted hv On.
No. haJ -,rnnisoa IA daIb,.. 49,.
The evening world., 1911-04-21
FIELDS TRIAL GOES ON.
Broker Tries To Impeach witness
fnrNSiLIr.

Walter clark. curb broker. was cross
examined to-day at the trial of Leonard
j. Field, charged with perjury before
Justice Davis N the Criminal Branch Of
the supreme Court. Louis Marshall.
Fields counsel called Clark the master
mind OF this whole nefarious affair re-
.tcrring to the theft OF 100000 OF mining
securities put up by Matthew NJ. Joyce
TO secure "a loan Of $4,000 for f. Angus
tus Heinz from the Windsor Trust Com
pany.
Clark was under cross-eXam.nation
the greater part of tho day. LAWYER
Marshall announced that the chief line
of defense would be the impeachlng OF
the o,sracter of tAc mon that District
attorney had called TO his aid in prose-
cutting lleld.
The evening world., 1911-04-21
BURNED ON THIRD RAIL.
Electrician Drops Tool aud Make.
snort Circuit.

Charles Hanson, an electrician, OF
No, IL Russell street. WooIhavcu. l..
J., was severely burned about tho face
ana hands this afternoon by a. short
circuit on the IL TRACKS, OF the Brook
,yn 3.;Ssv.
Hanson was at work near the New
York tower repairing wires that run
along the poles on the side OF the
tracks and a tool fen from his hand.
II came IN contact with the third rail
ana the brilliant electric display tiat
followed attracted the attention Of Po.
liceman Hogan of the Bridge squad
Hogan called an ambulance from the
Volunteer Hospital ana DIR savage re.
sponded. lie treated Hanson ana thJ
letter left tor homo.
The evening world., 1911-04-21
DOCTOR DIES OF OVERDOSE.

Or. Charles J. Lynch. forty-one years
old. died AT his home, No. GO West
Ninety-second street. this afternoon from
an overdose OF ~paraldehydo which he
took last night to quiet his nerves m
produce sleep. He lived with his
mother and brothers and was found UNI
conscious In his room to-day.
The Coroner will make an investiga-
ton.
The evening world., 1911-04-21

- Barclay Street.

Last 10 Day. at the Ola stand.
Perfumes, Toilet Waters. Hair Brushes,
Combs, Tooth Powders. Shaving Soap.
etc, AZ big reductions.
Sakura Talcum Powder, tSe
per box .... . 900.
special for Friday and Saturday.
Fresh supply of
d1t tiSi boxes peia,our Chocolates, 35c
G5sePti9,1,s pola'our Chocolates. lSc
Green seal Chocolates. lib. boxes. CSC
Green Seal Chocolates. Alb. boxer. 1SC
All Loose Candies up to soc. per ~.
lb.; per pound 49,. .C0c
ALI. D. Iktk HOICE
AGES OF CHEWINGl 3 PACKAGES FOR
Gu a GHocotArE Zoe
A few Zoe. packages, 5 FOR ..... ,25c
The evening world., 1911-04-21

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..v. D- c,em,nson than ,oo,s ~,
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$500. .,r.., ,or NJ. homs In Rosa,
p.rh I nav. an acndav,t' from nm r.
.orauc,or vho s.v C,em,n.on ,..v. ,h.
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1900 a. 80 20, LEI Dr ua,d.n.
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"e~" " "s"e "o"'s"'
DR.. Clemenson had positively refused
TO m the woman to save him.
SELF. ana MS chiVairy ana oevotion
prompted her to como FORWARD with ner
confession she had frequently written
him' she says ASKING NAT ne tel whers
ne was the night on which his VIE was
slain put ne refused 70 40 SO.
t"oush .nfo. "S4A"u's "usoa"' wa
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"a ee"e'" AZ Imprisonment
".p''eu oh Df. S!e"'ehsoh On
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had both been chloroformed during the
Night by burglars. This story did hot
satisfy the police. and he was arrested
He persisted maintaining IL during
tho TRIAL. hi, there were 40 many In
.xn,,o.n,a ,..,ura. aho,. ,h. ca.a ,hs,
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Ahe reo' 1871 NV rse"S ~ pe inst
DR.. C!emenson returned nome 10 hho
his wife dead. Real!zirg that It would
be necessary for HIN TO implicate Mrs.
X he attempted TO prove an
.,,h, no invented tho burglar story I'm
80 .A., q. I'll, ha h.u.y.d ana
~ - $50.
s'usn W ."
In a statem'ht ior puo''ca"oh 'o-uAs
Mrs. Schmid' SAID:
u had known DR.. Cleinenson hve
months. Ny husband and / disagreed
The evening world., 1911-04-21
N PRESIDENTIAL
BOOM GETS REAL START.
Ohio Democrats Form Organization
10 Push Candidacy Of the
Governor.

WASHINGTON. April Clam organ.
nation to boost Gov. Harmon for th.
Democratic Presidential domination was
formed at a meeting OF he Democrat
members Of the Ohio Congressional De-
esation in Senator Pomereae's room To-
day.
Il am satisfied" said Pomersne a;!er
the meeting. that there IL more ssnti-
ment In favor of Gov. Harmon than for
all the other Democratic names men
toned for the Presidential norLination
combined"
The evening world., 1911-04-21

q ELECTRIC SIGNS
NRh gfade, atsraclye. original, economical. AewAgk
Syn o.. 27-ss Trsss Place. NsuAX. y. j. -
The evening world., 1911-04-21

eiED-
UUssrv.-JOHN JOSEPH HUSSEY, he
loved infant son Of John aud johanna
nussey, o. No. no W. Goth st.
H Funeral saturday at = r.. 81, Inter
ment calvary.
Scotch and Irish papers please COPY.
The evening world., 1911-04-21

II so. let us save you that ex-
pense by taking it in trade for
one OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-29
Queen Anne Sophs
Make High Record

The sophs came out on top az
the Queen Anne interclass track
meet yesterday. gaining "a points
20 the IS piled up by the freshmen
Here are the results OF tho day
75-yard dash-First. Holman.
second. Hawley. third. Walt all
sophomores.
S20-yard dash--Ftrst. Holman:
second. BUSHNELL third, Stewart:
all sophomores.
440-yard dash-First. Holman .
second. Mills: third. Stewart: all
sophomores.
Ss0-yard dash--First. Mcdonald /.
second. Mills. third. Hawley. all
sophomores.
Mile run-First. Mills: second.
Hawiey. third. Scefield. all sopho.
mores
Ts-yard hurdles-First. Thomas.
sophomore.
220-yard low hurdles-F1rst.
Bushnell: second. Thomas: both
sophomore: second. Stewart. sophO-
more. third. Courtney. freshman
High jump - First. Bushnell,
sophomore: second. Lee. freshman.
third, Williams. freshman.
Pole vault--F1rst. Patten. fresh
man: second. Bushnell. sophomore
third. Middleton. sophomore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-29
RESPONSf
TO THE ONE-THIRD off
PIANO SALE

Following are the names Of few
who took advantage Of the first day
81 the Geo T. Bent Company Fac
tory plano sale:
Mrs. Nettle Wooiaey. iiiiiman
City. purchased a magnificent Geo.
y. Bent Grand. the latest creation
IN grand pianos. she turned Ia as
part payment d Geo. r. Bent piano
that she had used for ten years. Civ.
Ing such perfect satisfaction a. 10
warrant the purchase of no other
plano than q Bent when selecting a
grand W. y. MAnney Of Ballard.
purchased beautiful art style
Crown piano VIM II Fisher took
advantage ~ the great bargains In
pianos He is a good buyer. hav-
Ing had much experience Ia the mer-
camille business. W Is. Cummings.
Of Everett. was another visitor a.
Seattle. coming down for the er-
press purpose OF buying q piano. He
took home beautiful art style
Crown. Mr.. Arthur Hyde. 81 this
city. IL now the proud poaBeasOr OF
beautiful Little Gem. a Geo. r.
Bent plano.
Five pianos were sold the first
day ~ the sale. and not one below
$3.50 This proves where the public
go 10 buy high grade pianos II In
very pleasing 10 as. because We felt
that the grade OF our goods would
render II almost impossible 10 ere
ate rapid piano buying. but this
proves 10 us that there l. yet a good
demand for high class pianos.
Many piano houses that would sell
five pianos during the first day OF a
sale would state that Il was twenty
five. and not give any proof for their
statement We. however. are not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-29
KENT SMOKER ON TONIGHT

Everything ~ IN readiness for
the smoker Sam FaikenberE. man.
aEer OF the GnyAtone Athletic
club. will offer in Kent tonight
A special train TO carry Seattle
fans will leave the interurban
depot. at Occidental ay. and Yesier
way. promptly al : y m. arriving
at Kent In plenty OF time before
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-29
Carl Morris Knocks Out His Man,
But What About a Live One, Now?

Carl Morris has actually fought
battle. According TO the wire
dope. Morris put away his man In
the sixth round yesterday with a
stiff jolt on the jaw. His opponent
vas Mike Schreck. of Cincinnati.
Schreck. OF course, IL an unknown.
The scrap brought In tidy sum
something like $4,000. and the
fighters get 40 per cent. OF H. Both
of the men have no reputation
whatever, save that accorded them
by imaginative press agents and
generous sporting editors.
but does this fight OF yesterday
prove that Morris Is entitled TO
any consideration as a white
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-29

sensational advertisers ".
your conhdence. Following ~
expression that vas used - z
person visiting our store zen
Gay What a difference 4 s'ss
gualiiy " goods offered hers ~, !.
those generally shown Al W. W.
sale This. we suppose i. pA1
nibie for me quick action go -
buyers '4Ash y
Following IA a list Of noms :,
bargains Now don't BE- frlgh,.. y
away thinking you cant ges -
eraiepriced plano. for We 80 -
nice little Eatey for ff4s ! 80 :
new klmball for s1ss lr'Iss a
walnut case; ] mahogany gl,~s-s
almost new. for 1855. ? G..
pianos. one used 6 and The o,s 40.
years but both ia perfect -, 49,
tlon 1850 and 1878. respecsl,s ~
Iiaines 4 Co. in good eonsl,.,.-i
$3.50. ] Weber Grand. taken i !.
change. good as new, for ft-r. ,
Schaff Bros. good az new n, ~. !
! Crown plano. used less tbsr -, !.
year. Fzs5' new player pianos ~ =
1866 upwards. y"
We can't tell you All asou, .
here. but you are the loser 4 !.
don't call We do not erbse. I. !.
ever give another sale 10 ths ~, !,
Seattle. unless II proves shsols..s;,
compulsory. and we find o0r.irs'
In a similar predicament = 4.
present Don't forget whsr. ).
are. at the Factory Store Ia
don't have TO pay two or Ira.
profits. Almost any reasota1.
terms may be had. The name I
GEO. p. BENT COMPANY
Address 1921 Third Avsnue, gsv
Pike Street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-29

hope" against Jack Johnson
The men at the ringside yester.
day were curiousiy loath TO express
an opinion. II may be that they
fear to pan" Morris. else he really
come across with some high.elass
performances In the future.
Before fandom can accept Nor.
ris seriously he must 20 up against
a big mana man who has actually
done thlngH
Morris has made huge sum Of
money already, and yesterday was
his first ring appearance. honest
TO goodness" since the press agent
stunts first startled the wurr.ld
With Mr.. Dooley let us remark
We shall sec what we shall see +"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-29
If YOU ARE GOING FISHING YOU WANT TO
KNOW ABOUT THESE LITTLE THINGS

lncheR long. throw u back OF you'll
get arrested II caught with Il In
your possession
Fish only with hook and lines
Heavy penalties for use Of nets.
traps and seineA.
II is Illegal 10 catch more than
20 poHnds OF fish in one day. aud
sale OF fish IL absolutely prohibited
II you are caught with more than
30 pounds Of fish In your posses
sion, no matter when caught you
are liable to q fine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-29

Open season for trout west Of
the Cascade mountains opens sat
day.
Season closes November /
You do not need a license TO
fish. a license for hunting Is nee
eEsary.
For bass. pike. pickercl. perch
and croppy. season IL NOW open
and closes May rs. Remains closed
until July /. 1912.
II you catch a fish under six
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-29

the first bout IL staged
The special viii leave for Seattle
Immediately after the smoker.
Manager FalkeBberg announces
the following card.
Boyd Va. ST. csrmane: Hahn
VI. Scott. Novsk va Kelly.
Rothps va Dyer. and Mooney
sa. Weiderman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-29

Secretary Palmer Of the Seattle
Kennel club Is showing the town to
James Cole. Judge Of the April
bench show. who arrived in town
yesterday He goes 10 Victoria to-
day. where he will offkiate at the
show in the provincial city tomor.
row aud Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-29
WOMAN OWNS TEAM.

CLEVELAND. March 29.-By the
will OF Stanley Robson. principal
owner OF the st. Louis National
League Baseball club. who died
here few days ago. a woman be-
comes the first feminine baseball
magnate. Robison's niece, Mrs.
Helen Robson Brltton. IL bequeath-
cd all the dead mans baseball
stock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-29
GoTcHss EASY MONEY.

STOCKTON. Cal. March IS
Announcement was made today
that the Hub City Athletic club
has contract with champion
Frank Goteh to appear here April
Il. He has agreed TO throw two
local wrestlers within one hour or
forfeit 81 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-29
JAP BALL TEAM
STARTS FOR U. s

TOXIC, March 29.-Wlth games
In prospect with the Universities
of Illinois, Wisconsin, Chicago,
Michigan and other American In
situations, the Waseda college base.
ball team sailed from here on the
Nippon Maru and is due In San
Francisco April l6.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-29
Yesterdays Results.

A. San Franclsco-Frisco 5.
Vernon 4.
Al Los Angeles Los Angeles 6.
Portland e.
At sacramento-Oaklsnd 8. Sac
ramento 2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-29

q - = a
IN A OANk. CHILL CELL. q
SAN FRANCISCO. March =
4 29.--Iaek Johnson. heavy. 4
\ weight champ OF the world, Is =
\ In a dank. chill cell this 4
= mawnin. eatin his mush an 4
= milk very. very sadly No 4
= more OF joy; gone the golden =
= grin. Johnson expects free =
4 dom within a few hours, his 4
= lawyer hoping to get him out =
= on technically. He Is sen. 4
= fenced to 25 days imprison- =
y ment for auto speeding. lie =
= pleaded guilty. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-29
VARSITY WINS.

University bali team yesterday
defeated the broadway Highs by
score OF 10 20 8
bhiierics-~J ohonRon. Grimm and
Beck Morrison and Kerry. Knee.
land and Miller. Carpenter and
MclAneft.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-29
pIRArEsg

Being OF a nautical turn OF
mind. J NJ Gillian Of the Y.
= s. s. Colorado. nov stationed
= at the Bremertpn Navy Yard.
= writes The star sporting
\ editor that he wants DuK's
\ crew to be called Pirates"
= this year. Next
\
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-29

tt"tt ssttt 49, - - 49,
TICKET TO GAMES
many Will pay admissions the gate when the
this yearf
u good drop line TO the sporting Editor
Of The giving tho number just make
will the first OF the
puadale park April 49, making the
guess figures
will award a season ticket 10 the park
coNofTIoNs-Your guess be ~
postcard and be written plainly ns Give only
ONE estimated add address
number Contest closes April Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-29

NEW YORK, March 90 Mon.
tana Jack" Sullivan's middleweighi
championship aspirations are frost
bitten here today. They were cut
down last night In the third round
OF his scheduled 10-round bout with
Frank Klaus of Pittsburg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-29
BOWLING
LAST MEET TODAY.

To-day the final meet of the Lin.
coin high track session will be held
on the u. OF w. campus. This meet
is between the sophs and freshmen.
The regular interclass meet will be
held Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-29
VICTORIA DOG SHOW.

VICTORIA. -. c., March 20
Victoria's annual bench show,
which opens tomorrow and contln-
ues until Saturday night. WILL have
an entry Of about 260 dogs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-29
GOTcH THROWS THREE,

OGDEN, Utah, March 29.-Three
near champions of the mat are IN
the discard here today after brief
sessions with Frank Gotch. All
three won't down and out In 20
minutes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-29

High school students are greatly
interested In the ball game series
that opens next Tuesday The
winners in the series will lay
claim to city championship. Of
course. The first game u between
Queen Anne aud Lincoln.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-29
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makes better apparel and
stylish dressers possible.
The fact that it costs no
more to buy this way
makes it the most desir~
able way to buy. The
easy payments are so
easily made that the
money is never missed as
it. is when you pay all
cash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-29

In the billiard tourney. now on
at Brown a Hnlen's rooms. Ray
Cumber won from r. A. Thompson
last night 200 TO i2s in Glass b..
if.2 handicap.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-29

Two runs each. a score tie. was
the result OF the game between
Lincoln High school Midgets and
University Heights team at Wood.
land park last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-29

ABOUT Due's MEN.


Joe Seaton. the midget mound
man, stood on the firing line for
Manager Jack Tighe yesterday aft.
ernoon and when the carnage was
over the baseball team from the
United States cruiser Philadelphia
was swamped TO the tune OF s to 0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-29

Franklin High was defeated NJ
baseball az Lincoln park by the
Lincoln team last night K big
gallery OF young fans watched the
battle and cheercd Justify for the
victorious ones.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-29
BIG TRACK MEET

BERKELEY. Cal. March 2sg--
Preparations are on at the' state
university here today for a mon
ster track meet between the Uni
versities OF Washington. Oregon
Nevada. Stanford and California
TO be held here April %.