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The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-06-01

moment trouble began storm of
bullets would come Mackey's way,
because Mackey, as a white South
Carolinian, of the entire outfit, was
most hated of South Carolinians,
and the first thought of every man
was to get 'Mackey first" And
many men in the eXcitment would
shoot low.
A Shot For Miller.
Also many of the Radicals, es-
pecially among the Forty Thieves, -
deadliest and bitterest and most
courageous of all, had it in for the
reporters table. Therefore the re-
porters consulted among themselves
as they smoked, who they would
get before they were got. One of
them had a pistol the like of which
never waB seen before or since that
time, when the ingenuity and most
of the thought of men were bent on
devices for killing somebody. 1t
was a section CT a Remington rifle,
sawed off and fitted to a pistol
stock, carrying a ball assigned es-
pecially to Canary" Miller; it was
placed in a drawer of a desk and
trained on him, pressed into the bot
tom of the drawer during the entire
of the night, and kept cooked, the
calculation being that when the fuss
was opened the drawer would be
Iulled out, trigger cooked and Ca
nary dropped as he rose in his
place on the right-hand side toward
the rear. If two or three men hap
pened to be in the way it would be
all the better. The cartridge was
good for an elephant and all of our
fellows were clear. All this was
because Canary" rose every fifteen
minutes and conducted this collouuy.
Mr.. Speaker"
The Speaker: The gentleman
from Beaufort"
Mr.. Speaker, l rise to point of
order"
The gentlemen from Beaufort
will state his point of order"
Persons are on the floor of the
House who are not members of the
House.
THE point of order of the gentle
man from Beaufort is well taken.
The sergeant-at-arms will proceed to
remove from the floor all members
who are not members"
\ Strenuous Time.
This was where the trouble was
epected to occur. Orders were that
when the Radical sergeant-at-arms
put bis hands on a Democrat or alli-
ed members the shooting would
start. Every time he was ordered,
the fool sergeant-at-arms would
walk up the aisle toward somebody
and nobody knew when, with an ex-
ira drink or two, or on some signal,
he actually would touch a man. 1t
was trying on the nerves. One out
break there would mean not only
present slaughter, but civil war, be-
cause it had not been decided
whether Hayes or Tidden was to be
next President, and the nerves and
temper of the country were at
strained tension, ready to be startled
to the fighting point by a less thing
than wholesale butchery in the State
House of one of the pivotal and dis
puted states.
BY the special mercy of the AL
mighty the country was saved from
that horror, as by the same gra-
cious means it was saved from so
many. The three nights and days
the hundred and fifty odd armed
and hating men slept and ate and
laughed and taunted and threaten
ad na
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-20

winning titles for road and circular
track racing
Tetxiaff became famous when he
won the Santa Monica road race
last November. breaking the Amer.
lean road record. Then he won
from Ralph de Palma Ia a l00.mile
match race. breaking all records
from 20 to 100 miles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-20

Everybody In Seattle a. an auto
owner. II they only knew IL. BE
tween city and county officials the
people have paid for and are keep
ing up nearly 80 autos. OF course
most of as don't ride In these autos
We PARKWAY own.
Probably bob Hodgc has The best
car. It's a big $1,000, 6-eylinder, as
horsepower Pierce Arrow, and has
made the run from Seattle TO Black
Diamond. az miles In an hour and
three minutes Il has a scarchlight
that the sheriff can point up In the
trees or straight down or any direc-
ton he wants 20,
Chief Bannick has a big e-cyllnder
Stevens Duryea car that's handy for
chasing crooks. Captain OF octee-
tives remnant gum shoes around In
a four-passengcr Studchaker,
Mayor billing has no auto. hut
comes TO work on the MadronR
street cars. Councilmen Erickson
aud Hesketh walk To the city hall.
Uses His Own Car.
Councilman Goddard sets a good
example OF public spirit by using
his own Franklin the pays for the
gasoline and new tiresl when he's
busy looking after his work as
head OF the streets COMMITTEES.
Blaine Is the only other council.
man 10 have an auto-also Frank
lin. He was careful 10 explain that
he has had Il six years. four years
before he entered the council. For
that matter Goddard has had hts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-20
DOG LIKES SPEED

Sir Rex. a Scotch collie. IL from
the kennels OF Judge Georse Du
Relic. circuit attorney OF the United
States court at Louisville. Ky. Rex
Is by Foreigner. the Scotchman. a,
one time owned by King Edward
VII. OF England. but now the prop
erty OF Judge Du Relic.
Rex Is a speed maniac OF the
truest type. and those particulars In
which Rex bears out Jack London .
contention that animals. particular
~ dogs. think. might be amplified
IN scores OF Ways. but his eonneo-
ton with things gasoline best Illus
tratc the opinion.
Rex lives at the Prcmirr-waveFly
garage. Rex would rather ride faht
than no 10 dog heaven. No machine
In the garage IL fast enough 10
make its exit before Rex can jump
up on the seat beside the chauffeur.
and no amount Of persuasion viii
cause him to dlsmount unless thor
0uehiy convinced that the engine u
missing or the gasoline giving out
Rex demonstrates hla diSplrsHurr
al slo~ going BY barking. A rate
OF 10 miles an hour IL his minimum
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-20
CHURCH BARS
NOISY AUTOS

The automobile trouble In the
Green Garden German Lutheran
church. Madison. Neb.. has been
settled.
The trouble began when the first
automobile snorted MP TO the church
door. just as the preacher was get
ting 10 secondly" and the congre-
CATION was settling down To
snooxe. On this peaceful scene
broke the thunder Of a motor. and
In two minutes something was
doing. Mortified horses we're try.
ing 10 climb trees. tubilant small
boys we're tumbllng out OF the
church door aud grabbing AZ check
reins. and startled elders were won
derlng whether the day OF judy
ment was at hand.
The next Sunday the same thing
happened, except that there were
two noisy motors instead OF one.
And the next Sunday there we're
five. Finally the board of speakers
called a meeting OF the congrexa.
ton. at which the question OF per-
hitting automobiles TO come TO the
church door was fought TO finish.
The matter was settled by a COM
promise. All machines submit TO
test for noiselessness. and those
that disturb the congregation are
excluded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-20

ALL OF US OWN AUTOS;
ANYHOW, WE BUY. THEM

since 1907. a year before he was
councilman
Though the city doesn't buy autos
for mayor or council. Il takes care
OF other officials. Chief Clark has
five In his department-tw Cad.
illacs. two Auto.Cars and Pope
Hartford. Street superintendent
Walters has a 30 horsepower Pierce
Arrow, n 30.horacpower EMF aud
a sO.horsepower Chalmers Detroit
Auto Tor Doctor.
DR. Crichton has a 40 horsepower
Buick and a smaller Everett ear to
help him look after the city health
City Engineer losiyn has a 80
EMF. and so has Light Superlnten-
dent Ross. City Engineer Thomson
has Franklin runabout aud
Cadillac. while Building supcrin,en'
dent Ober inherited a 20horsepower
White Steamer with his new job.
Both the police department and
the sheriff have three Indian motor.
cycles each. Deputy Shcriff Matt
starwlch uses one OF them up at
Black Diamond. The county COM
mlssloners have a i.ocomobiie. as
has County Engineer Morrison.
while school Superintendent Bur.
rows Waits the country school
houses in Ford runabout
other public autos are a big as
horsepower e.cylindcr winton In
the park department. an EMF and
an Anto-Car In the water depart
ment. and couple OF knoxea for
the policemen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-20
TIPS FROM TIP WRIGHT


Given time the table OF averages
manages TO even things. Just as
water forced up hill will run down.
An example. II the zee gees run
for Sweeney today they will run
for the common people manana or
some day. II breaks both ways the
same number Of times ia the end.
In 1908 the National league
nursed a viper IN a ticket scalping
scandal In Chicago The protest
that went up caused the man be
hind TO lay off. but he tor they)
realized out OF the skyrocketed
prices
When the scandal was at its
height. Ban Johnson. president Of
the American league and member
OF the National commission. de.
manded an Investigation. Falling
back upon HIS old war cry. for the
good Of the game" he demanded an
expose.
when the Athletics and Cubs
were sparring for wind in Phlladei-
phia another scaIpiug scandal seep-
ed through. The commission was
handling the post season games and
I don't recall that Johnson even
cheeped for a showdown.
Now the American league has ita
scalping scandal. Like the Ma
tIonal's. II was incubated and hatch
cd In Chicago. at Comlskey's park.
upon the occasion of the first game
between the Athletics and White
Sox.
Scalpers obtained possession OF
the choicest box and grandstand
seats In blocks. Presumably they
lost money. for the expected crowd
did not turn out and the imploring
cries OF spectators fell upon deaf
ears. As President Comlslkey says
he does not know how they got pos
session OF the tickets. II Is supposed
the scaipers are out the price OF the
pasteboards.
Johnson now has an opportunity
10 investigate something. He can
prove his sincerity and strengthen
the hold his league has upon the
fans by going To the bottom OF the
scandal and showing up the sharks.
II will be worth while TO keep an
eye upon the situation. and see
whether Johnson is sincere and
really wants 10 punish the guilty
for the good OF the game" or II he
was simply trying to show up the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-20
SPRING AUTO SEASON NEAR END

car. so in buying II Mr. Tucker took
Us absolutely at our word
These are some ~ our recent
sales: Hans Pahi. farmer. Pendie.
ton Oregon. q r. Halferty. capital.
lat, Aberdeen. Wash. " A. Nisk'
ern. Seattle real estate man. Port
land Motor Car Co. Mark Smith,
merchant. Rock Lake. Wash. II. j
Tucker. merchant. Vancouver. "
C..J. IA. league. merchant. Aber'
deem: II. u. Grifiith. T03 9Th av.
n. Seattle; NJ. G. sharp. Outlook,
Wash; u. r. Davis. merchant. Car
bonado. wash; Gearsn Bros,
lumbermen. st. Paul. Oregon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-20

NEW YORK. May ia.--As chip
per as ever. James Edward Britt
stepped ashore here today and an.
nounced he waa going 10 try again
for the lightweight championship Of
the world.
Before 20 after Wolgast. said
Britt. 4 want return match WITH
another former champion. Bat Nel
son
Harry Pollock has telegram
from Battling Nelson. authorizing
him 20 arrange a match for Nelson
with Britt for September. So II
looks az II the old rivals will be
seen in sction again
Britt brought an offer 20 Jack
Johnson from Hugh Mcintosh Of
$40 900 for match with the winner
OF the Mcvey .i.angford bout.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-20

Our spring season II on It's last
Ian. said Mr.. Mathuson Of the Win
ton Motor company yesterday.
We expect things to slack up IN
about two weeks from now. and
take q short rest 80 they can hum
all the harder when the summer
season starts In.
IA. J. Tucker, Vancouver u. c.
merchant sent va telegram a few
days ago. giving instructions 10
ship at once certain car which ne
had seen advertised. We set
orders By telegram quite frequently.
but never got one just like this
one before. This was not q new
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-20
RIVERS ORA VS. ~
WI7IRL WIND FIGHT

house was In an upFoaF instantly.
but Rivers regalnea hla feet Ia two
seconds and tore after kirkwood
The second round vas even. Ris-
era had a nice lead in the third.
klskwood showing disposition to
break ground, Rivers landed sew
oral terrific body blown in this
round that shook klrkwood from
head 20 heels
The fourth belonged 20 Rivers
Ne Vas on TOP Of kirkwood All the
time. and whaird away with rights
and leftH TO the head and body
While kiFkwood sent IN an occa.
aional left. Rivers Won this round By
a mile
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-20

SAN FRANCISCO. May 60
Young Joe Rivers Of Los Angeles.
Mexican featherwelght. today has
the stamp Of approval Of san Fran.
cisco fans. Although Referee Eddie
Haulon called his fourround bout
with George Kirkwood n draw. Rly.
ers was going like whigiwind a.
the finish. and had the bout gone
longer. undoubtedly would have
won.
In the opening round kirkwood
Nprang a surprise by bringing over
anappy right TO the M~xicaua
head. dropping him like a los The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-20
c0HIBEAR PEEvED

Unless the student board of con.
trol at the university re-engage
Coach Conibear as rowing i'm
strnctor ut once and either accept
or reject his proposition OF chang.
ing the system Of coaching, he
will resign.
me veteran rowing instructor.
who has coached the varsity crews
TO many victories. claims hls work
has never been appreciated by the
student body.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-20

The Giants will play double.
header that isn't a double'headcr,
wlth the Beavers tomorrow AZ Dug
dAie'a. a. IL Ia nix on the Sunday
ball line up at Vancouver The
frat game commences promptly n
10 so In the morning. aud the next
game at 2 30. Nope. bargain
hunters. you cant see both games
for one admission. because double
headers are not allowed before July
iat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-20

Furious Batting by Clymer Sets
American Association Record

What about the values u The BAH
player who can ciout the ban safe
for IS consecutive games7
lie Is going some" isn't be-?
That's what OTIS Clymer. 81.
National and American Lacquer. has
done this spring. % n member N the
Minneapolis club Obs 80 the first
70 games gathered a hits. getting
nj least one IN each game.
This performance is an American
association record. II r. unique be.
cause Clymer began hitting from the
first The former record was held
BY Newt Randall, Milwaukee fielder.
who hit safely IN ~ cOnsocuiiye
games.
Clymer'a record foIlOWa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-20
nnOADWAY LOSES.

The Queen Anne Highs won
second place In the city champion
ship. defeating the Broadway Highs
Ut Lincoln park grounds, score . to
9. The hilltoppers played snappy
hall throughout. McCurdy's work
in the box and at bat emitting him
to much of the honors. Broadway 4
fnfield gave way at times.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-20
SIZES YAchTMAN-

BOSTON. Mass, May 20.--A
SUIT for 5000 has been entered
against William u. Newhall. one
time president Of the Lynn Yacht
club. by Frank NJ. Rogers for
saving Newhall's crack yacht and
several companions In storm last
knotfuf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-20
AID RYTHER HOME.

/ ball tossers from the Seat. I
! tie and Schwabacher hard. I
! ware companies will mix II up !
! at Dugdale's park this after !
! noon, the entire gate receipts !
! to go to Mother Ryther's !
/ Home for Children. Miller and !
! O'Brien will be the battery
/ for the latter team. and Zott
/ and Clark for the Seattle. !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-20
GRAMMAR SCHOOL
CAMEs TODAY

Summit VS.. Rainier. Washington:
nagley VS.. Interplay. Ballard. Inter
lake Va. Green Lake. Ballard. Day
va. Adams and Queen Anne VS..
Irving. Woodland: Woodland va.
Greenwood and Hay VS.. South Seat
tie. Woodland. Ross vs.. Fairyiew
and Lowell VS.. University. Day.
LonsfeIlow vs.. Minor and Gatewood
va. Coe. Lincoln: South Park VS..
Mercer. Washington. Hawthorne
VS.. Brighton and Emerson VS..
York. Collins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-20

TO Lewis ssrang. famous for his
victories on automobile apeeawaya.
will fall the honor OF being the flrst
OF as entrants 20 start In tho 500.
mile Decoration Day race at Indian
apolia May 30.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-20


VANCOUVER. The Giants lost
again. but the fans may feel happy
that Il wasn't another shut out, nj.
though II was a slaughter Two
Giants saw home. while IL Beaver
ties crossed the pan. Indian Dave
Skeela. after being pounded for ~
runs. was benched In the sixth, TO
be replaced By Dickinson.
The Beavers made runs In every
inning up 10 the seventh. Dickinson
holding them down from the soy.
euth on. Gates pitched magnificent
ball. but he was taken out after
alx innings To give Rasmussen a
chance 20 work out. and the latter
held the Giants hitless to the finish
of the game. The Giants managed
to send talliea over In the NTH aud
seventh. Raymond played a fine
game Of bali twice fielding n hard
ball and pegEing accurately to tho
plate. cutting off runs.
BY losing the Giants made way
for the Tigers for third place. and
are now on the fourth step OF the
pennnnt ladder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-20
POLICE RAID IT.

NEW YORK.. May 20.--PolIoe
broke up the boxing bee started
last night In Madison Square Gar
den. charging that the bouts were
In violation OF the law, tickets
having been sold TO non-members
Of the Pastime Athletic club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-20
WHITE HOPE MATCHED

TULSA. Okla. May 20.--Articles
were signed today by Denver"
Jack Geyer. one of Jack Johuson's
former sparring partners. and Carl
Morris. for i5-round match here
June 2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-20

The value Of Mef;raw'a teaching
4 apparent when hope f. darkest.
he taught hts men to bat 20 the field
they are not supposed to. ON a hit
and run. Bridwell. a left field hit.
ter. pulled one through a spot De.
serted BY an infieldor. who played
him the other way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-20
HOLD UP BOXERS.

LOS ANGELES. Cal. May %
Jack Doyie's training camp for
fighters was held up last night for
the second time in as hours. The
robbers gave the bartender nickel
for car fare after accepting fz7
from him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-20
COAST LEAGUE
SPORTING DOPE


PhiLADELP1lA.--Frank 8. Ell.
lioti. vice president of tbs Phlladci.
phia National league baseball club.
IL dead here today from cerebral
hemorrbAge. lie was stricken at
the end OF ball game last Wednes.
day between Philadelphia aud Gin
clnnau.
SACRAMENTO Flight fans had
their first fights last night since
Gov Gillett stopped the sport last
summer. Terry Murphy Of New
York won q i0-round decision over
Charley Alnaiiugcr OF Sacramento.
Frankie Harris made Eddie Dunn
quit ia the second round.
cricAoos--Foiio~lno an order
20 boz Frank Klaus In San Fran.
cisco June Is. Cyclone" Thompson
announced today that no would
leave for the coast At once.
KANSAS ciTY.-Tonmy Dixon
announced today that be had &C
cepted the terms Of Promoter Nc
Carey for n 2o-round battle with
jos Rivers In Los Angeles June 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-20
VICTORIA RACES START.

VICTORIA, u. C., May 20.--The
spring race meet of the Victoria
Country club begins today with a
good list of entries for opening
race.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-20
To FIGHT
FOR TOGA

nv tnifrA ffe~% trAAFH NHfh
ST. JOSEPH. Mo-. MAY 2oy--sst'
tllno NeMon has wired Harry Pot
lock authorizing him 20 arrange
match for Nelson with Jimmy Birth
for September.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-20
EVANS is CAPTAIN.

Don Evans. the universities high
jumper. was yesterday elected
captain of next years university
track team. beating Bradley Gish.
sophomore athlete. TO s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-20

TACOMA After pitching III IN.
Mugs. wlth the hcora standing 90
yesterday. blaine Gordon looaened
up. and Victoria scored 2 IN the
lash. winning : 70 o. ThiH n the
first game out Of five Gordon has
Loaf
Score By suninEa:
Victoria -. 100000 Q 00Vp ia
Tacoma ..o0ooo0000eo0--o
Batteries MeCreary and Dash
wood. Gordon and Burns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-20

IT'S q wonder some promoter
doesn't get the good bantams To.
gstheF ~ an elimination iamboroe
and let them settle. for n short time
at least. the title The discussion
long ago passed the interesting
stage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-20

HatterteH-Qulnn, HfOckett aud
Sweeney. Lake. Bailey and Ste
phens.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-20
KIDS SPORT CORNER

Don't forget TO send In the result
Of todsy's game 70 the kids' Cor
ner for Monday. BE sure and mail
IL tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-20
Cut Off Salaries

PHILADELPHIA. May 90
fiayers who sass the umpires to
sncii an extent that President Lynch
OF the National league feels called
upon to suspend them, will not re-
eeive any salary during suspension
u they belong TO the Chicago team.
MANAGER Chance received this order
from President Murphy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-20

Hummafff Pitchers fHFnfA " nt
sad III f1ns of HhepAs ~ fhhfase.
fans nnd ! hita Oft uiekfnapn tn ~
niaaa. ! Ats ann I fna gft 1afee -
tuHsnss ! Ats ard l fan nff hsasa uses
iH 1 faainas HAfuek 0af M NatFs
81 nassauAsea l. - hkeeis .. b. birsths
40 I4ut.ie plays Weed - Spencer
Hennetf 10 kehafnweeet - hfahhNAf t.
naFsrgssa - Raasa9 tmG it0 Anne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-20
WIN CLOSE CONTEST

PORTLAND. Spokane lost 20
the Purtiandora By score Of TO J
In a close game yesterday. Kraft
pitched sell nntil the fifth. and
then weakened.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-20

IugKNy AcCraw manages 10
cali umpirca In the same old way
and got b. with Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Az phlIadeIphla


Batteries Mcintyre and Archer,
stack. Humphreys and Doom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-20

The Brooklyn Stars forfeited the
game 10 the All Stars and won
from the Faithful Missionaries by
score OF 1876. The Stars have
good record. having lost only one
game out OF seven played
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-20

The loNA Of Johnny Evsrw n d
blow tina, may cost the Cuba the
National league flag.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-20

New York can appreciate a Joke
This Ia apparent IN tho fact that
Charley White. n perfectly good
referee. was picked to referee" the
zbysxko Samson wrestling match. :"
With the Legislature primed TO
railroad the measure 70 amend
the anti.racing laws. New York
track owners are confronted with
the fear than Gov. Dix may veto the
bill And he's n regular democrat
too. Its getting 80 you can't do
pend upon governor, no matter
what his politics are.
II IL noticeable that the Cobb per.
son IL again running wild" which
means the peach IA Keeping hla
eyes open and using his wits when
the oppoaition doesn't.
An intlmation that the Phillles
had a weakness earlier In the sea
son. seems 10 be a libel. Il hasn't
been revealed up to the present.
after thorough investigation by
several National league clubs.
When 100 runs are scored In two
major leagues In one afternoon II
Is pertinent TO remark that this Ia
going some"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-20

National league III 1905.
Sometimes u makes difference
whose toes are stepped on.
Frank Smiths move from the
American to the National drew
forth = biz % canstic comment from
a Philadelphia fan. Smiths good
for q couple Of years In minor
league. " said the follower OF the
American league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-20
GIANTS LOSE, DROP
TO FOURTH PLACE
Result. YESTERDAY

Vancouver ~, seattle =. Portland Z.
Spokane 4 Victoria e. Tacoma @
Came fsdaY.
seattle Al Vancouver Spokane 81 Port.
iaad5 Victoria at Tacoma.