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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-26
WOLGAST HAS GONE BACK?

CHICAGO, Oct. 26.-That AID
Wolgast, lightweight champion
OF the world, has gone back" is
the unanimous opinion Of fight
fans here today who saw him go
six rounds to a draw last night
with Freddie Daniels of st. JOS
eph, Mo.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-26
ST. LEO'S IT. S.
TO HAVE TEAM

st. Leo's High school will have
a fast basketball team, it is ex-
pected and will meet several of
the high schools throughout the
country. The new gymnasium is
a good one for basketball.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-26

Wolgast apparently did not ex-
ert himself and his blows lacked
the steam of year ago. Daniels
took quite bit of punishment in
the last three rounds but he stood
up against Ads infighting well.
Both men weSe fighting furiously
in clinch when the bout ended.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-26
TACOMA BOYS in
HARD GAME TODAY

place of Espeland at right half.
copeland is out on account of a
bruised arm and knee. The game
will start at 2:45 and will oe
preceded by game between the
second team and Bremerton. Fol-
lowing is the lineup:
Tacoma. Pos. Bellingham
Larson .......L E. ...... Osier
Stewart .....L T.Daily, Haske1y
Gardner .....L c.. Obermeuler
Pringle .......C..... Schranger
Goodman ....R G. ...... Vail
Shumake .....R T. ...... Hoyt
Deegan .....R E Lynch, Arnold
Beymer ......Q Graham, Evans
Coblentz 49,. IL H.. Hallbert,
Howley
Rushmer 49,. r. H. -. Horacich
Horejs 80. # B. Mead
Officials: Perrow, referee;
Case, umpire.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-26
WHERE THEY PLAY
TODAY.

{: Tacoma H. S.-Belling- {
Q ham H. S., stadium. G
o Second team-Bremerton, &
o stadium.
o Whitworth-St. Martins,
o Whitworth.
o U. P. s. Bellingham
o Normal, Bellingham.
9 U. of W.. of Idaho, .
o Seattle. g
{. Queen Anne = Aberdeen G
Q H. s., Aberdeen. G
. g
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Ointment falls to cure Itching. Blind. Bleed
ing or Protrudin9 Piles In TO II days. 500.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-26

BY BILLY NOLAN.
You ask me why I think Willie
Richie will beat AID Wolsast.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-05

Milwaukee. Wis, April t.-Dr. G.
A. Bading will be inaugurated mayor
Tuesday, April 8. He was elected
by a combination OF Democrats, Re
publicans and good government vot-
ers, defeating Mayor Seidel, Social
list. Seidel was elected two years
ago in a three cornered fight, get
ting $4,000 votes. At the last cleo
ton he got 10000 but the combina-
ton against him polled $4,000.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-22
WENT FOR A LEieuRELx
HOURS STROLL.

The three walked leisur ely along for
several blocks, all the time Swallowed
by Cost,gan and his men. Finally
Seleske said he wanted TO telephone for
his side partner. He went away and
ten minutes later another man appeared
lie was shorter in stature than Selcsko
and had small dark mustache. The
stout man In the brown ovcrcoat dis
appeared about this time ana Filmon
and the others kept on up Grand street.
Both seemed suspicious, Filmon said
later. and once. when Seleske spotted the
same man he had seen In the ferry house.
he turned on Filmon, dragged him into a
dark alley and. pulling n blackjack.
threatened to bust his head" IL he
wasn't telling the truth.
The three walked around I'll $50 and
were then in Ten Eyck street They
stopped on the corner. where Nlmon
says Seleske said
Have you got the moncyT'
YES" replied Filmon.
well. pass II over" was the response.
Fiimon passed the roll. sc saYs. TO
Seleske. who handed II to the other
man, who hurried away.
Tho signal that the money had been
passed was then given by Filmon wav.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-22
MARC0NI HOPES TO LEAVE
ITALY SOON FOR ENGLAND.
Is Quite Comfortable, and Left Eye
Bears the Light Well, London
Office learns.

LONDON. Oct 22.-The report that
Marconi Is threatened with total blind
ness as a result OF his recent accident
Is not borne out by the news received at
tho London Offices OF the Marconi Com
pany.
On the contrary. although Saturdays
dispatches indicated that the light was
troubling his left eye and that in conse-
duence u specialist was called in. a
message received to-day shows that
Marconi is quite comfortable and that
his left eye stood the hight perfectly.
Marconi was UP inc time during the
day and hopes TO leave for England
soon,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-22
C(jSTlCAN TRAP
GETS DETECTIVE,
BUT BAIT IS GONE
Robert SeleSke Pleads Not
Guilty to Charge of Ex-
toriion.
PAID 500, FlLMON SAYS.
Money Not Found by "Trail.
erS" Who Let Third Man
Get Away.
PAID 500, FlLMON SAYS.

Detective Robert seleske. the nrst
street. station. Williamsburg. who is al
legged to have added to his income by
Matchmaking ignorant foreigners with
threats OF ''rallroading" to the peniten-
tiary. was arraigned before Magistrate
voorhees, In tho Manhattan Avenue
Court to-day. II!s arrest last night by
Honest Dan" Cos;igan followed in
formation given to Commissioner Waldo
by The Evening World.
Harry Dale, counsel for the accused
detective. waived tho reading OF the
affidavit made by Vihtor Fl.mon OF No.
"a East Eighth street. the complaining
witness against Seieske. and entered
the plea of not guilty In behalf Of his
client. The case was put over until
Oct. 30 for a hearing.
Seieske was arrested last night after
The Evening World had carried Its IN
formation OF the alleged Matchmaking
operations OF the Brooklyn detective d.
rect to the Police Commissioner. Do
tective Gostigan. attached 10 hesdausf-
tiers. was assigned by Commissioner
Waldo 10 get Filmon's complaint and
II possible trap the plundering detective
In the act.
For almost two hours the detective had
been Swallowed about the streets OF
his precinct by Costigan and his men.
The signal WIS given by the complain
ing witness that 500 In marked money
had been paid and . few seconds lator
sSleskc found himself locked In the arms
OF the Honest Cop" There was . vio-
lent struggle while selsske was reaching
for his blackjack. during which time
Costigan was saying: Nov don't nght
me. I'm Costisan-rm . policeman.
You're my prisoner. There's no us
struggling" Then Sslcsks yielded and
accompanied Costigan to the stage
street station. Thars the prisoner was
searched. but the marked money was
not found. II was then said II had bssA
passed to another detective Just before
the arrest was made. This second man
10 70 DO arrested to-day.
After seeing his prisoner looked up
Costigan remarked: IRA rather lock W
. grating COP than murderer"
FiLMoN TELLe STORY o. At.
TEMPTED eXTORTiON.
The facts leading to the arrest ere
toad In an afYidavit sworn to by Fslmon
who was at one time q tailor. but who
is now . chauffeur. having just gradu.
atsd from one Of the many schools that
make chauffeurs to order. F1lmon never
yet held a position In his new calling.
He is an Intelligent young man. but
q very much frightened ono whom he
told mis- story. He had boon threatened
by Detective Seleske, he said. and nrmly
believed that unless IN paid him 500 he
would be railroaded to Sing Sing for .
long term. F1lmon In . Pole by birth
and In the country six years.
In his affidavit Fllmon says on July !
he lived on Cannon street. near Flushing
avenue. Brooklyn. and that . woman
made love TO him. 20 he left to avoid
her and went to live In Eighth street.
Manhattan. Last Saturday. he swears.
Seleske accused him Of having robbed
the woman after giving her knockout
drops. and said he was going to arrest
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-22
|, him and that he would probably get
10 nffasr

ten TO nfteen years.
Flmon says that. though innocent, he
was badly scared and finally offered the
detective 500 70 let him so. lie gave
hm az and his watca and chain then.
he says. and promised to get 500 Mon
day yesterday They were TO meet at
the Grand stroet ferry. Brooklyn, las,
night.
Al tAc Houston street IL" station last
night ten so bills were given to Fllron.
each marked w,tA Cos.igan's Initials.
~. L. G." Then. followed by dctec-
tives. the young man went through
Houston street and across by ferry to
Grand street. BrooS!yn. Fllmon. after
leaving tho ferry house. stool leaning
against post net- tie entrance.
Soon Detective Sc!esac appeared. He
stood for several 81 cOnds looking about
him. ana then. s.sHtng F!'mon, hurried
toward him. Tn, 'wo walkel down to
the ferry house. where SelcsHc spotted
man he regarded as suspicious and
demanded OF Filmon. who Is that
guy" FHlmon said he old not know.
The two then walked up the street to
the next corner. where a short. stout
man. wearing . light brown overcoat,
Joined them.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-22

prefacing his remarks with the declara-
ton that both Of the old parties in New
York had put up a better man than
they would have put up IL | had not
been nominated" lie asserted that pro-
gresslvlsm had been thing OF gradual
growth, and paid tribute to the men ana
women who have been working along
this human line for n number OF years"
Mr.. Straus will speak in Milwaukee
this evening and from there go TO Ohio
for a speaking campaign OF four days
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-22
Entertaining a Married Friend.

IFrOn tbt Detroit Free Possl
whats the ma:ter7 You look all
tired out"
81 am"
~ hats tie cause7"
Brown. His wife Is away. guess
I'm the only bachelor friend he's got,
because he's been keeping me out later
than I've ever thought OF staying be-
fore"
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sELEsKE's RECORD GOOD,
HEADQUARTERS REPORT.

AZ the S;ags street station nohpdy
knew Costigan. but Inspector Murtha
arrived and made II unnecessary Tor
him to Identify himself. lie made the
charge q. cxtortIon against Scleske and
searched him. Sclcske carried watch.
but 10 was not the one F.lmon sayJ ne
gave him.
Scleske ls about th!rty-eight years OLD
and lives on Jamaica avenue, queens.
He IL married ma asked last night mat
tho news be kept from his wife. lie
was Tor .sNe,ai years attached 10 the
Central once. Manhattan. and his rec
ord a. FAR 40 known has been GOOD.
In n statement TO 'The Evening World
Filmon denied he had ever stoien any
money from the woman in cannon
street and. IN fact. had never h"er1
she had been robbed until accused by
sSeleskc on Saturday.
Seleske at II o'clock last night was
admitted to bail by Magistrate Dodl
Morris Rubenstein Of No. ~ Humboldt
street giving his bond for 81 900.
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ing q white muffler he wore about his
neck Sele ske saw the move. swung on
Fnmons jaw and hurried down ms
street The arrest followed.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-22
STRAUS ON OPPONENTS.

Better Men Named than ~ He were
Not . Candidate.
CAICAGO, Oct. 2.-Oscar s. Straus
addressed an audience last night on the
principles of the Progressive party,
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6incinuati. q. asbruar

6incfnudti, % Sebrudr
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adfber In ber aommiiiions s9nniern. -
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1dSlid)er Nyaarft.0 erid)t.

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Snlauoiibe Nabribten.
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G,s,. s,.ts sss Mtt.sw n Rrs psss.

Gen ON eaa1 purbe su 21z-21SS aus'
aeliehen. ~
~ bisicniirt. !. II.
eid,t IL 4.sTs64s7H nnb 90 sdss 5u
s4.685k--4.s4ls. a.
punbess SbIia atienen ruartn Pc
tia uro purben nit foIat ruoitrt:
Der. staattn 9efunsins 2& loo,-loosa.
~ s3s,na,a ssa'a,,I's az T reaiitrirts i5ih-io2h
eousons iol k-lo2L, Sannma Coupons
eG 100 ssb.
iebr ruhia nnb bic grsiis ihipad'. Dc
sdtpad,, ses Narstts belt aad zap ano mn. ~.
un,srbrotbsu bis sum Shlub an uuc est
Z gdIusnotirnrafn eanotH faiteurdpss inter
brnsn BON asftfrn.
Nahiffhtnbe anrif ipnreta bon Der Strmo
srpin, 9aIlman x Co., sto. z2s - zoe
ssalnat StraSe. berittft:
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ghitanc. 2l aebruar 1912.

miubpteb. - aeeoes a .70---s so, 8eraS
Stiere a 5O--5 50, pefilte Sttere "a So
100, Stoders unb Seebers 50 .oO-6.iO, ans
re uno Seiiers 81 00-5.40, aalber $3.5o
-. Is. @iarft ltetig uue ein peni9 boper
2 Shpeine - eettte 5.SJ--6 ~ ~ &C.
miid,te S.. .90--6 .3215, ifpere 80 95-0 %
rauhe S5 30 10, Gertel S4,3o-6.oo,
Wartt 5--I0c hobcr.
Sdafe edmmer. - State: eln'
eeiuifd,e 81. .30--475, fpeitlidc 50. 6O-4 50
Sdhrlinae S4 S0-5 rs, Gammer: etnbelntl
die sI .30-6 .s5, peitlidDe S4.75-6.9O ytart
ein lpeuia bober iiir bic Se'ten, Die anoersI
feti9
3ufu6r- ainopieb 1900, Stpein
AZ, 600, Sdafe unb edmmer 10000.
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Ghitnao. 81. fsbruar.

w.bL. - Der Rarft in hetis. @intsr
Yaisuts 4.lo--5.OO, Straiabts 50. .so-4. 50.
Svrlua gdtsHts 5.s0-6.e0, Sfrnishts 81 80
ITO, 4aters $3.65-5.i0.
@ttitn.- fGr Rai 991s - l0o14e.
am shlus lOolsc; iur 9uli s51s-s54c,
am SaIuS 1886; 'Gr September 93A -
s4l1e, an Stlus 94lsc
etihtoru dur 9lai 67i4-
gse, am Shlns 6sc fur Suit 81 -
81 sac, an Shlub 67sSc; FUR September
s7-67s6c, am Shlub 6T1Se.
5afer.- fur raj 52ls - 521s, ON
saius 522Ss; fur 9uIt 471s-4734e, am
shlus 471gc; fur Septembsr 4oA - 4lc,
am 5hlus 4lc.
aoaae u.-8a. SIC.
gtr he.- sute Eaftergerfte s5-97c,
auts bis dolce 0al,gsrits ll5-l27e.
atat Eiaamtn II. - 80. z. W.
2l515c, SO. q. s9. 252e.
3Imothpia 4 N sn.--Neuer Gil 90
80 Der esntusr.
aIttfaamsu. - sls.oo-22.50 per
Gsnsutr.
Wtsport.- sl5.25--l5.50 per Ebl.
anr Rai $500 - $50, an Shlut
xl5. so; iar 9uli SO 7o-l5.so, ana S6lul
si5.77I5: fnr September SIS 5.So-I5.95
am shlns Sl5.95.
hmal,. - ss75 per loo gfanb
AIR raj $s.a5-9n5. am sAlus 1905
fur 3nIt $s.l2h-9.22ls, amShins ~. % 4
fur septenlbsr $3.50 - 9ss7le, am Sdlnt
$9.37S.
Skort aipps si n.-Soie -. !.
Der 100 vfo. sar GQat sS.55 - $50, an
gAlas $3.50; fur 5uli $3.50 S.s5
am Sdsias 1855; fur September 1915 -
--s.T7k, am stIus ss.779.
Hutter.-Martt IN fen. ersdmeriei
24-27c, DARN 2i--25c per pinnn.
eis Ter Nlarit n fen. 6riid,s 49,
32e per Tub,ne.
Aais-Ntartt 1T itsIis. Cream l714-
l7lec eer gfunD.
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2lusldnbiid)e Nabrid)tem.

aDnise unter polt5tls
4uffidt. Der betannte irdn3oIts
ite gsbeimpulisiTt ID. QaoIi, oeiien
Gpesialitdt Is mar. bic bic Republit
beIuhenoen WDnarhen 5u beihusen,
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M&etaM Wfarft.
Wv Aerf. 2l. asbruar.

3inu mar ftetig ~ $42.75-43-Oo, aupfsE
iiet,a: 9afe I4l4-i4aze. alfrtbrolrtis ~ lar
--i41ze, Gahins ~ l37s - Hisf. 2isl
mar rmhia ~ $4.00--4.io, Spelttr DO. 81
e6.b0--E.75. giftm mar uHaereseit /. Nc.
nonnDrp Northern ~ $i4.75-lb-25. No. 2
So. III 4I4.26--1475, Ne. Southera aal
no. i eputbern isIt ~ Sl4.7S--l5.sb.