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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-10-23
STATE OF IOWA
DELAWARE COUNTY, SIS.

Ry the Sheriff:
< In compliance with section 1862 of
she Code of Iowa, the above procla-
nation is a notice to the electors Of
Delaware county, Iowa, of the mat
rers and things set forth therein, and
notice is hereby given to the cleo
tors of said county that on Tuesday,
the Sth day of November, A. D., 1912,
the following offices OF said county
are to be filed by an election in
said county, viz:
The office of Auditor.
The office of Treasurer.
The office of Clerk of the District
Court.
The office of Sheriff.
The office of Recorder.
The office of County Attorney.
The office of Superintendent OF
Schools. .E..
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-10-23
ONEIDA.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wall ret 'l:'s :.
some from south Dakota Th lliIl's y
after two months isit Win Tel,
ives.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ferris were
Arlington yisluors Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. buel Duanam and VT NJ
and RS. prank Durham and daugh-
Ter Marjorie spent SUNDAY AZ me e.. &
B. Cooking home. Val
AIR. uarxo or south Dakota, WhS
has Deen visiting relatives here tol
the past month, returned home o.
Friday. .3l !.
Miss Edna Bong Of Maynard, " IN,
nesota. who has been visiting mel
sister Mrs. Burt Hansen, returned RI &c
hone Friday. ).
4 larse crowd from Manchester a'
tended the auction sale at VIII III fioc IN
aday's Thursday.
Mrs. Sarah Cox and Mrs VIII Con
attended the Sunday School conVe en-
ton at Manchester Wednesday.
MIR. anu Mrs. vii! Malyen OF May
;nard are visiting relatives here
Miss Josie Ross Of Elkport IS as
isisting Mrs. Knox.
Mr., and Mrs. J. B. Durham am
Mrs frank Dunham and daush1e
Mar orie were Earlville callers o.
"Wednesday
a1rs. Lsyhy and Mrs, Joe Beche
were shopping in Manchester satur
day.
j. D. Bushnell returned home iron iron
Iowa City Tuesday
George De4esr of Illinois preache'
at the A. c.. church. Sunday.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-10-23
claim N. Oldest LANGUAGE.

1t is asserted by the Basques that
their language. which bears strong
resemblance to certain North Ameri-
can dialects. is the oldest one IN the
world. and was spoken by Adam ana
Eve in the garden of Eden. They also
boast that 1t is the most difficult OF
all languages to learn According to
4 native legend. the devil lived among
the Basques for seven years, and dur.
ing that time learned only two words
of their tongue, bal" and "ez. yes
and, mo-" and these two words he for
got within an hour Of leaving the
pan1Ayx
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-10-23
Titled Men Chased indians.

Many Oxford and Cambridge men
in quest of the romantic enlisted in
the Rc.val Northwest Mounted Police
of Cana da. Many dukes, ear!s and
barons also look with pride to the
days wher they chased Indians and
cattle thieves over the Canadian
plains. These men for many years
preserved the law and order in the
widest parts Of Canada.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-10-23
President In His Day,

A SCIENTIST has discovered that II
1921 A D. the earth will cease to
turn % its axis. But II it shouldns
be viii be spared the humiliation Of
hearing the people denounce him ~
uar-;Nemphis News.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-10-23
(
DEJAW ARE.
asst Week s Letter

Mrs. A., ". sackett, Miss Hatne
Benson and Miss Margaret Minlhan
spent over Sunday with friends in
Dubuque.
Mss Edith Larson of Waterloo IS
spending few days at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Lar
sou.
81. 4irszaan and Miss Naomi Lea
sGsGay evening at the =.
p. Goats home
A. W, sackstt and :. Lgnea ~
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-10-23
~ 7IfTt ~ "a 4 = ~ -
The office OF Coroner

The office OF Coroner. sii$95
The office O. Supervisor u for the
term beginning January. 1913. n
The office Of Supervisor B for the !
term beginning January. 1914.
s.. NJ. p. HENNEssEY.
Sheriff Of Delaware County, Iowa
55s BY J. J.. Pentony.
5.ss Deputy.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-10-23

Sincerity Most Valuable Thing.
Next to being honest and able we
ought to be sincere men. Sincerity il
the quality which not only makes
friends, but holds them.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-10-23
CULEsBURG.

chtiaren visited friends near GreeleS
sunday.
CoLEsBuRG.
Last " eek's. Letter.
The weather man has been Wori.
my his rain machine overtime the
past week.
L. w. Maxwell and family are en-
,ertalaing his sister, Mrs. Rattles $
- Washington. D. G.
Ms. George Flynn is at home from
the hospital at Rochester, Minnesota
having secured relief from her sui
tering from an operation performed
.he re.
Mrs. C. A. Tobie came home on
s,.raay from spending the week al
,.,i.r,E vile at the DR.. Fl. "A. Tobie home
gorge Heinan and family moved
8 town Saturday. -.
= Peter Henry has returned from a
rip To Ryesate and Butte. Montana.
Mrs. Joseph Overman and children
are visiting ner parents and otner
*'44atiyes and friends at Petersburg
Nebraska.
ii. ] acoLs is adding an extr-
s3,x OF lumber meath the siding OF
..,is house as "a precautions against the
I'D winds OF winter that soon Will
Low.
The proceeds of the annual meet
EEng of the Brown Cemetery Assocl-
zion on Saturday were about sixty
collars for the meals and dues.
John Endriss of Apple River, Ill
,aois,3 and daughter, Mrs. Carrie MI
.er. Of Dubuque We're over Sunday
s.tors at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
7 III gust lrmscher. a.
Mrs. oscar Doage has returned
from visit az Dubuque and Eariviile
DELHI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Morgan and
hildren OF Waterloo visited the form
srs parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mcr-
gan, last week. &
A. e. wilson of Hopkinton has pur-
chased the harness shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. e. Stranger OF Hop'
kinton wre guests OF Prof. w. !.
4.yIar last week.
Y, Several of our citizens attended the
dairymen's convention at Waterloo
asst week.
.,ir. and Mrs. VIII Hunt were ov-
er. from Earlvil,e Wednesday.
Mrs. Maud Reader visited friends
i. humboldt and DumoIt on her re-
turn from Sioux City last week.
Eddie Oehler was in Marion on
business last week.
vi Mrs. Abby Peet of Lamont visited
frs. John Wheeler last week.
~. Miss Margaret Thompscn Of Gem al.
.er5 Junction visited Miss Comstock
Saturday.
n Nj. MONTE of Bennett, Iowa, is
@tisstlng his daughter, Mrs. p. Z
.4aningroth.
George Rich Of California is visit
\. his aunts, Mrs. P. F. Wragg and
4 rs. George White.
Clyde Doolittle was home Sunday.
Mrs. Barker of Hopkinton is
/ ,uest of Mrs F. L.. Minkler.
rs. Frank Coates and sons visit visit
in Waterloo last week.
Mrs. A. ]. Let's is visiting In Dun
Iee. .s.. (. q,
Tyler Frrman is visiting his broth
,r ! rank and family in Davenport.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Stone, May
Saunders, Elsie Hackbarth and Harry
8rockman attended the Sunday School
onvention at Manchester last week. &
Quite number from Delhi attend
a the play at Manchester Friday ev-
aning. !; .%... 4,
S. +. Crabb's sister from Maquoke-
a is visiting him.
Miss Bessie Michael is visiting her
seiatives in Lamont,
E. G. Perkins was in Independence
tast week.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-10-23
That Shining Nose.

That Shining nose.
At the opera the young man who;
paid for re seats was engaged for .
few tense moments in study OF
stunning woman Of middle age who
sat In the row in front Then he
turned to the girl at his right. and
whispered. Look at the lady In 'av5
ender; wha, is the matter with he'
nose?" The girl gave. one glance a.
the shining "neb," then turned to het
escort and whispered: "Enameled.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-10-23

3 sssE.s
turaed home from Chicago Thursday,
after spending a few days sisht-secE
ing. ii.
Carl Ortberg was seriously hurt OF
Sunday afternoon, when one OF his
horses which he was driving became
frightened and threw him from the
buggy and broke one Of his legs.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. Zirtzman OF
Manchester were callers in town on
Monday.
Donald Coates OF Delhi is spending
"a few days with his grandparents
Nh. and Mrs. Ezra Coates.
Il Mrs. p. aialmgren and Mrs. p
Mcrtenson were shopping in Manches
ter Saturday.
Mir. and Mrs. Oscar Manson and
chiidren visited friends near Greeley
sunday. .5:
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-10-23
THE Local NEWS Dc
DELAWARE COUNTY
FROM our REGULAR CORRESPONDENTS
EpGEWooD.

POlatO GlSSlHS7 SeoAAS " w -N- '1AS
principal, cccuEatloli Of the t4rmers
these days. Everybody reports a
good crop Of late potatoes, and they
i slre selling fer 25 cents q busnel
Mrs. Mary Balluff and daughter
{ Gertrude were visiting relatives and
fr!enos from ltfhursaay until Friday
Earle sharp Of near Manchester Is
here worliing on the Ed Hatfield
place, which lie has reI tul for Inc
Coming year.
Mesdames Robinson and Stone
lave returned from an extended WISH
with ter parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Led
Il dow. Of Armour, south Dakota.
~. Mace of strawlerry Point was
seen on our streets Friday.
Glea Hiadai, VINO mas peen In Mon
:. t;na with his fatherSaiu orother tcr
the past few months, raturned hone M.
on Saturday OF last week.
Mrs Mary Wiley OF Chicago arriy-
Ell here last Thursday for visit with 1
S !, +, = \. : &c az Drtuoue liz
-, tt,,.s. ,,s,. mother and other
rss1ati,as an, TssS. ff[rfIerfs
Mrs. VIII Davis IS at Cedar Rapids
. All ani; : 5 Ia Grand ChapIer of tin
3 = .
Mr.. AID Mrs. Mic Budden and
children. Helen and Edmund, ana
.1i.s 4 ,,atta sShacherer went to Du-
IL, q, q, Z, 1, s sfcr q fsw days visit!
-, III. 10, Mrs Zoe Schacherer 81
4 srainand% schultz sr Of Nanehee-
to- Is visiting his son Frances and
q m,,v :S. ,,,
81 = IS ,1o,,. e,,;tb was 4 FRIDAY ev-
x.nino visitor at the home of her aunt,
\ s y, ~ i. sbarn and family.
l ri pn,s : rench WIS Friday even.
7; 4, q, !, ! I. / "a & asr "a Hopkinton.
,a,rs & =. Lash ana daushter-ir
4 .a1' = 80 -, i, So. their new 4, hone "a
A,s,.snd,,o North. Dakota. ~
Masdaras ia Elliott Alyina New
!. mann Julia Hubbel, Mary King, Ma
manu- :. Ia a,vina smith Rose Eirman.
-, sw,hson. Ardell Duncan ant
,sn ! S,ara Newman who were q.
- -, ,ttar Ing a convention Of the
&wnn,en,s Relief Corpse, returned
home 4: a: ,,esday morning. 5
Ao.s ,,sranaa, ! ~, owed his family. and
.,,.a,,,,a GOODS Ia this city las
-, =, 70 now nicely sett.st
\ !, I, . &, home which was r.,
o,ae,,t,,. vaca1ed Nv Mr. and Mrs. L.
4 een,.s 80 = ,i.., q, 4.
Z p a., Svl.aster Of strawberry Point
Z s. !, - =. ,,s,,er n our city r.
oant,v
y. D en,,blican Rally das.
s, !, - -. 81 .j!iauin, from til,
ID ~, swn there was more THAI
4a,.es4,d nersnn.
81. - - & q
si THORPE. n.
saIrs James FaGat visited in Eds
/. 4. ,,, = ~, e n day and Non
aav
,.,.u, .s.e WIS "a Sunday yiSisTN>t
,.,3s, !, IA, Z ~ coles Burg is spend
T..w q, "a, Win ral..ta,es mere.
~ t i I 4 -.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-10-23

Only the Belief VI Snobs.
The idea that trade Is vulgar is one
Of the silliest ideas that ever came
INTO the brain OF man.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-10-23

y
Iowa from the Seyenty-seventh Repre-,
sentative District, composed of Poca.
hontas county, which district is en-,
titled to one representative;
The office of Representative In the
General Assembly Of the State OF
iowa from the Sevcnty-eighth Repre-
sentative District, composed of Buena
Vista county, which district is en-
titled to one Representatives;
The office of representative in the
General Assembly of the State Of
Iowa from the Seventy-ninth Repre-,
sentative District, composed OF Cher
okee county, which district Is en-
titled to one representative;
The Office of Representative In the
General Assembly of the State OF
Iowa from the Eightieth Representa-
tive District composed of Plymouth
county, which district Is entitled to
one representative;
The Office of Representative In the
General Assembly of the State OF
Iowa from the Eighty-frst Represents
alive District, composed OF Sioux
County, which district Is entitled to
one representatives;
The office Of representative In the
General Assembly of the State OF
Iowa from the Eighty-second Repre-.
sentative District. composed Of O..
Brien county. which district is en-.
titled to one representative;
The office Of Representative in the
General Assembly of the State OF
Iowa from the Eighty-third Repre-
sentative District. composed of Clay
county, which district is entitled to
one representative;
The office of Representative in the
General Assembly of the State Of
low" from the Eighty-fourth Repre-
sentative District. composed OF Palo
Alto county which district Is en-,
titled to one representative;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-09
FIRST GAMES IN THE
COMM ERCIAL LEAGUE

The Commercial Baseball league
opened It's season Saturday after.
noon for the elimination games.
The eight teams will play two laps.
and the four best will finish the
season.
The Great Northern outfit hand
ed the hot end OF hornet to the
Seattle Hardware Co. team at
South Park. IS to 7. The batteries
were Mead and Stringer for the
hardware handlers and Ludln and
MuIlane for the choo-ohoo boys.
Other leagse games were as fol
lows:
Lincoln Western Dry
Goods Co. z. the Crane Co. 2. Bat.
teries. Wright and Swanson; Frye
and Taylor. Hits. Western Dry
Goods 3. Crane 2.
Woodland park-Stewart a.
Holmes IS, Schwabacher Co. s.
Batteries. Oldfield and Heyes;
Freeman and McCurley. Hits, stew.
art & Holmes rs, Schwabacher Z.
West Seattle, 13 innings NIL.
waukee railway 10, Wilton Co. 10.
Batteries. Gallant. Manson and
Obsf; Truckie. Bates and Baxter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-09

Those season passes look awfuiiy
good Ia Just f5 of Seattle's fair
fanetfes. There are Just is In The
Stars popularity contest and they
are working hard To win the little
pieces OF cardboard that viii take
them To Mr.. Dugdale's amusement
parior this summer. aud seven other
prizes.
Yesterday was bury day for the
coutestants--and their friends. and
thousands Of votes were poured Into
the big red ballot box In The Star
office. there % remain until the
judges dclyo therein on May l. TO
decide the momentous question.
via. which IL seattle's most popn'
lar woman fan?
while the race Ia Snst begun. the
contest ID waxing warm. AZ pres
ent Miss f.auretta Doiwiek. tho
Savoy cigar girl. and Miss Mercedes
BELLS. the Northern Pacific atenog'
rapher. whom the Eika are backing.
are In the lead. running neck and
neck. Miss Ethel Miller. the West.
err Union girl. Mrs opdyke. the
candidate OF Chief bannick and the
police department. and Mrs- Thomas
Kirkpatrick. an ardent fan. are but
little behind, II IL close race.
The 18th candidate entered the
lists today She II Miss I4eonn
scherref OF s3zs Eastiate as.. and
she was nominated by Carl Pittncr.
manager of the Tuniaon Map Co
There are nine prizes that will be-
awarded the nine leading contest.
ants. but OF course the season
passes are the real prizes,
It's nice 20 be popular. and it's
nice to have a season pass 10 the
ball park. It's doubiy nice 10 both
be popular and have a season pass.
Two yo1nx women viii be thna. for.
tunnfr.
Save your coupons for yonr fas.
orite candidate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-09

COLUMBUS. Ohio. April Geo.
Knockout Brown. the Chicago
middiewelxht. ran up against znaE
here In Kid Clark. local boxer.
with whom he shares draw do
cislon today. Brown had nIi the bet.
tor OF the first five rounds. but
Clark came back strong In the sixth
and made n rushing fight Of Il for
the remaining five periods lie
was much the stronger NJ the finish
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-09

SAN FRANCISCO. April s--
Fight fans here today are hooking
forward 10 an unusually good card
next Friday evening. when eight
four round bouts will be staged ai
Drcamiand. Jimmy Carroll. the
veteran feasherrciEht Who II 20
meet Abe Attsii. tho former cham.
piun. In Sacramento. Aprti 81. viii
box Jimmy Fux. BIliy Weeks and
Brick Duryea's. middieweighfs. are
expected TO put up the toughest
bout of the evening. and Hufs Tur-
ncr and Peter Jensen. lightweights.
are on the card.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-09
BIC BLACKS To.
BATTLE

tuy Ieissd frcss Leased Wtrel
Los ANGELES. April e.--Joc
Jeanette and Sam Langford will
meet at Vernon In August II plans
announces today BY Promoter Me
Carey mature,
McCarey Received telegram
from Jeanette today anuouncing
that the negro leaves Saturday for
Paris, and that he viii return In
time for an August engagement
here with Langford II the match
can DO arranged. Before Lang.
forts recent departure for Austria.
ia his manager. Joe Woodman.
wired McCarey asking for a Jean
cite match for any summer date.
McCaroy today wired both fight.
ers an offer for 20.round battle
lie expects favorable replies to-
morrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-09
DICTURES Of The
1 WORLDS ATHLETES
WOlGAST Mil
/. ASSURED
tny uaiisd rrsss L-..-s. W..


LOS ANGELIts. April s,--a'S s,
pion Lightweight Adolph NOR.
and Joe Rivera viii bs,ns ].
rounds at Vernon July 4 %, q. !.
lightweight title. The match =.
made BY Tom Mccarey. xho -
care for the details and suans,..
the selection Of a referee 40
feature was not agreed upon b, 4.
principals.
Wolgsst and Rivers sIII ~ :.
1873 pounds ringslde. Boz -.
and their managers agreed r>,6,,
on this. Wolgast claiming ia, q.
ers will be the heavier xhes W
pair enter the ring.
Wolgagt predicted that h N, 1.
In excellent fighting Trim b. 4
dependence day. but reh,sc1
state whether he would take a :
few second raters TO tsGf y.
strength before he risks III ~
against the Mexican marvel.
James w Coffroth Of Gan M.
cisco announced that be Nm ~,
the winner a Labor day puse Isrrs
enough TO make his head swin. 4
was reported thar be hss ID MIA
Tor the winner OF the ctnhptoaskls
match a battle with Jack Brittop 4
Chicago or Hughey Michigan. -
Australian champion.
Dance Al Drca inland losl~kk -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-09

The Public School Athletic
league started on its long baseball
route Saturday morning, and viii
play two gaurs every Saturday
throughout the season at the play.
grounds about the city. The re-
suits OF Saturdays game follow:
At BalIard-f'irst game. Whittier
rs. II. y. Day 8. second game. Sal.
mon Bay %. Webster ..
At Woodland--Adams vs. Irving.
postponed. Warren 3, Summit Z.
FaErview 10. West Woodland s.
Latona ~, Greenwood 2.
At y. r. Day--Minor IS. Queen
Anne 3; Green Lake 20, Univer-
sity 4.
At Lincoln park-Waila WaiIa
.. West Seattle o: Longfellow IL,
South Park 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-09
ax Roy Whitman.

II was a nice exhibition OF the ma
tional paetims at Dug'n park yes
terday afternoon. and the Colts
played the regulars 10 q standBiiil,
3 To 2. Devogt caught for the rcgl'
lars, and Waliy for the Colts Jack
Barry and siner. who will probably
be the regular first aud second
aaekefe after things get 10 going,
were also on the Colt lineup. but
outside Of that. the regular team
looked pretty much the way Il viii
when the team faces Me Williams
bunch at the park next Tuesday.
BAD luck has begun for Mic VIII
Jams. Mic had his team all doped
oui aud II waa looking fine. Down
In Redding yesterday. Bob coltrin
slid into first aud ripped loose a
lIeamant. and the chances are he
won't be In tho game Tuesday.
wafty viii have II on the big Sc
attle magnate. II this Jarvis turns
out to be a phenom. Dug had 40
many pitchers this spring and 10
few eafchera, that he snapped the
Mexico miner for Rex Davogt Re
ports from the islander camp are
that Jarvis looks real sweet.
Our risky young PAGER. Leslie
Mann. got two bingles yesterday.
There are two things Mr. Mann
needs 10 develop. One Is an ability
to step Up and ciout the ball over
the lot. The other Is little more
experience. Then he will be pretty
much the same as Ty Cobb. Az Il
Is. he's dandy ball player. Moran
and Sfidriio also came through with
binglcs. That outficid will pass
muster. all right.
Siner was In the game yesterday.
and he want taking any chances
with his bum back. aud Jack put him
on the Colt team. When he gets
10 going good he'll get the job on
the regular team. and Mr.. Barr
will begin TO polish off the rough
edges. and instili some team dis
cipiine Again We rise 10 remark
that Mr.. barry has the markings ut
hand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-09

In Dave Williams. Frnnklin has
what II undoubtedly pitcher OF
marked ability. second only 10 their
beloved 1911 McIvor OF last year
With but half decent support. David
can always give good account OF
himself and In liable 60 break ur
the game with good ciont 20 boot
In the game with West Seattle he
allowed but two hits and the most
~ the runs were scored on loose
support. Not content with ihis
achievement. he whitfield IA men and
got four hits out Of five times up
one hit being q two-baggsr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-09

tny ussseA rrsss ss~ss~a Mtr~s
KANSAS CITY. April g. Stanis'
Iaus Zbyaxko. the Polish wrestler.
has a victory over Ernest Koch. the
German. TO his credit today. beat
ing him In two straight falls In 80
minutes OF wrestling.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-09
Lofty Intentions.

Skldmore--Don't you think that
the intentions OF French duelists
are more honorable than Is gener.
ally conceded?
Hanhs--Oh, yes; M a rule they
aim high.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-09

SxRxS %x4xx
4 SCHOOL SPORTS IN sLoom :
4 a 4 4 4 4 4 - = ~
With the resuming Of school to
day. tho spring branches OF high
school athletics begin to round
themselves into definite shape and
the coaches begin to select the men
who are to make up the teams. The
baseball season win open next Fri
day. when Lincoln meets Tacoma In
Seattle and Broadway bucks up
against Queen Anne. Track and
tennis are getting their share Of at
tention also.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-09
REF THE SPORTING PAGE IS COMPLETE
SCRAMBLE FOR
COUPONS

tfttsftstNSr
4 NOTICE TO CONTESTANTS. 4
4 All coupons positively must 4
4 be In Tho Star ballot box be- 4
4 fore the expiration date on 4
4 each coupon, Coupons printed 4
4 last week. without date. must 4
4 be received before Friday. 4
4 April ~. Contestants must 4
= comply with the above 60 Sc 4
4 cure credit for their coupons. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-09

fuy United Press Leased Wtrel
NEW YORK. April s.--That Law
son Robertson. trainer Of the Iriah.
American Athletic club. will act "a
associate coach with Mike Murphy
In training the American Olympic
athletes for their Invasion OF Stock
holm this summer. IL reported here
today. The American Olympic com
miftce Ia expected 60 make formal
announcement 10 this effect soon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-09

TIE OLD HOME TALKS.

4 Pat MORAN In doing things IN I
= tho outfield for Dug's team.
4 and viii bear watching by the /
I biz INNS" before the season In 1
= over. We have always con- !
4 tended that Moran was right"
= II given the show. az he has !
! the moves. IL spring heoled and
4 good batter, Go IL. Pat. |
= we're all watching you.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-09

Los ANGELES, April 9.-Paciiic
coast magnates have abandoned
plans to organize a Glass G league
In Central California. according 10
Hap Hogan, VINO Is here today with
his Tiger band. I'VE were unable
TO get leases on grounds" explained
Hogan, "and we surely don't intend
to spend money building up a
league when the parks may be
taken away from us any day"
Hogan intimated that tl5s plans
may be revived next season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-09
English League

blackburn r. 2. Manchester c. o.
Bury 2. Bradford G. 0.
Liverpool !. Aston villa 2.
Middlesborough /. Bolton w. 1.
Motifs G. !. Oldham A. 1.
Sheffield w. 0. Woolwich A. o.
Sunderland 4. Everton 0.
Tottenham 1. Sheffield w. 4.
Manchester w. and Newcastle
postponed.