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The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1912-05-30
Domestic

OCSp4IC IAO SOuAI1CS0 4OPOAS0 AAOAA
Europe that Charles Wyman Morse
was near deaths door, the former ice
king and convicted banker returned
to New York from three months
trip in Europe looking better and
stronger than he ever did, his cond{-
tion in striking contrast with that
when he was pardoned by President
Taft.
The twelfth member Of the Jury
which will hear the evidence at Los
Angeles, Cal, against Clarence OAR
row and decide ultimately his limo.
cence or guilt of the alleged bribery
of Jurors in the Mcnamara case, was
accepted by both the state and de-
Tense. Judge Hutton, on motion of
the chief counsel for the defense, or
dered that a thirteenth juror be
chosen, to be used in case of emer-
gency.
DR.. Napthan Luccock pastor of the
Hyde Park Methodist church, Kansas
City, was elected bishop on the fif-
teenth ballot in the Methodist general
conference at Minneapolis. This
makes four new bishops elected with
four more yet to be elevated to the
Episcopacy The other two were Rev.
DR.. Theodore S. Henderson, of Brook
lyn, N. Y, and Rev. w. o. Shepard of
Chicago.
doctor who it is alleged makes $4,000
a month selling solution of sugar,
salt and water as a cure-all, was ar
rested at Detroit. He had an Office
establishment requiring Is stenogra-
pliers and a number of business assist
ants.
The roller towel, the common drink
ing cup and the public comb and
brush are to be abolished Immediate
~ in Missouri and Oklahoma restau-
rants and hotels. This agreement was
reached when the boards of health of
the two states, the United CONNER
cial Travellers association and the
Missouri Kansas Oklahoma Hotel
Mems association met at Kansas City.
The twentieth annual convention of
the National Railway Mail .associa-
ton was called to order in New Or
leans by w. H. Chandler, president of
the New Orleans division.
The pay roll of the Second bat
talon, Fourteenth infantry, stationed
at Fort William Henry Harrison,
amounting to $1,000, was stolen from
a safe in the quartermaster's depart
ment at Helena, Mont.
Attorney General Wickersham has
moved against the coffee trust, or Bra
lillian valorization scheme. In a petit
ton in equity filed in the United
States court in New York the valoriza-
ton plan is declared to be violation
of the Sherman antitrust law.
Pensions or annuities up to $500 for
every disabled minister of the Presby-
terrain church in the United States
Of America, corresponding in amount
to the benef1ciary's term of service,
we're authorized by the general assem-
bly, Of the church at Louisville. Ky.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1912-05-30

Doctor Wayson, who is city physi.
clan Of Honolulu and member Of the
territorial board Of health, according
to reports from Hawaii, has discov.
cred a euro for leprosy and has actual.
ly cured one patient. His remedy 10
the carbonic acid snow pencil, de-
vice that produces a temperature OF
100 degrees below zero and when ap'
piled to the leprous sores literally
freezes the bacillus iepra.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1912-05-30

backache, too, with
some kidney disor-
ders, get Doan's
Kidney Pills, which
have cured thou
sands.
John T. Scant-
ling, Trinfd a d,
Colo, says: ~ was
confined to bed
with rheumatism,
50 helpless, / had
to be fed. My back
ached acutely and
kidney SeCretiOnS
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1912-05-30

HOWELL don't see why Tom Wat.
Jon always has "of Boston" after his
name.
Powell-Neither do I; it is no more
necessary than it was in the case OF
John l.. Sullivan.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1912-05-30
sAckAcHE AND ACHING JOINTS.

Together Tell Of Weak or Dlsordcred
Kidneys.
Much, pain that masks as rheuma-
tism is due to weak kidneys-to their
failure to drive of uric acid thorough
". When you suffer achy, bad joints,
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-11-06
Wilson and Marshall Sweep
the United States in Great 4
Tidal Wave
Republicans are Routed in many Former Repub-
ICan States OF East

Solid South Connecticut, Delaware, Kentucky, Maine,
Maryland Massachusetts, New York. West Virginia,
Indiana, Missouri, Montana New Jersey, New
Mexico, and Arizona in Democratic Column
Probably More
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-11-06

Mrs Thomas Marshall wife The
democratic keen student affairs the
Ion OF her husband has had exceptional opportunity Of specializing
practical
terest family
found
husbands
the list which
for the immediate relief labor pertaining
children
The Marshall home like that of the Wilson's books
and, if possible, so Mr n
where
Mrs Marshall honorary vcepden Of the league and keenly inter
the to educate
cipes
Wilson:
The American people by great plurality have conferred
the highest honor in their gift congratulate you there
on"
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-11-06
New Butcher Shop

Owing to the sale of the City
Meat Market building to Sullivan
and Cosper, w. w. Lynn has
purchased the Twin Peaks office
building and will run butcher
shop there under the same old
name of the City Meat Market.
Mr.. Lynn will probably get
moved into his new quarters
about the 18th of this month and
his many customers are cordially
invited to give him call in his
new location and he will be pleas
ed to see you.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-11-06
Wife Mistakes Her Hus'
band For Burglar And
Shoots Him

Hayden, Nov. g. Ramon
Huerta is laid up for a few days
from a number of bird-shot
wounds as a result of his wife
taking him for burglar last Fri
day night. 1t is said that a short
while ago Huerta bought the gun
for his wife and told her to be
shure to use it in case any sus-
picious characters should appear
in the night when he was away.
Friday night at a late hour ne
came home unexpectedly and be-
fore his wife learned his Identity
the shot was fired. His wounds
are more anoying than serious,
however, and he will soon recov-
er.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-11-06
Ex-President' $ Widow To-
Wed Again

Princenton, n. J. October. 50.
Mrs. Grover Cleveland aut b.
orlzes the announcement of her
engagement to Thomas JOS oh
Preston, professor of archaeology
and history of arts at Wells r6l-
lege. The date of the marriage.
IS not yet determined but will be
annouced later.
Mrs. Cleveland is a gradual of
Wells College and has beer
trustee Of that institution s. ce
1851 Her wedding to Presio ut
Grover Cleveland which tosk
place IN the executive. mans on
during his first administrata n.
was one of the notable events IN
the history of the white no, Sc.
Her father, Oscar Folsom, w;s a
law1 partner of Mr.. Cleveland,
VINO upon Mr.. Folsom's death ia
1875 became Frances Folsonl's )
guardian.
After his retirement from the
presidency, Mr.. Cleveland made
ais permanent home in PIN
ceton and Mrs. Cleveland he's
continued to reside there sil.ce
the former presidents S death in
1908. Her two daughters. Esther
and Marion and her son. Richard
F'. are living with her here.
The announcement of the en-
gagement was made tonight by
President Hibbin of Princetaa
University, Whe said:
Professor Preston is fifty
Years of age. He is a gradu. te
Of Princeton and one whom we
hold in every high esteem. Al a
Young man he began his univcr-
sity studies at Columbia which,
however, were interrupted on
account Of illness. At that til
ne gave up the idea of confplet-
ing has education and went into
business in which he made a
very rapid and notable success,
establishing himself at the he q
OF a prosperous manufacture g
company in Newark, N. j.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-11-06
ARIZONA DEMOCRATIC
Proposed Amendments to
Constitution all Adopted by
Good Majority
WILSON AND MARSHALL
SURE WINNERS

At the General Election held
on Tuesday, at Duncan, as else
where, there was a landslide
for Wilson, Hayden and the en-
tire list of amendments as sub
mitted to the voters of Arizona.
The Presidential electors on
the Democratic ticket, Jones
Webb aid Hampton each reclev-
ed 63 votes out of the 103 cast,
Republican ticket five, Progress
ives II, Socialists 13 and the
Prohibitionists one. The wo-
mans suffrage amendment carry
ing by nine votes.
Telegraphic reports at this time
Indicate beyond any doubt Wilson
and Marshalls election by an
overwhelming majority and that
the Progressive ticket had car
ried over the regular Republican.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-11-06
Ralph Ballard iii.

Word has been received here
of the serious illness of Ralph
Ballard, a former resident Of SAT-
ford, who is confined in the hos
pital at Prescott, suffering from
Spinal Meningitis. Mr.. Ballard is
critically i'll and his chances for
recovery are said to be very
slight. Guardian.
Mr.. Ballard is a printer and
was formerly with theARI-
ZONIAN.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-11-06
Silver City Shipment to the
Denver Markets

Silver City, N. NJ, Harry
Martin this week shipped
1,450 two and -year-old
beeves to Denver. Thew were in
tip-top condition and he received
highest prices for them, the ex-
act figure not given out. Dave
Tullough, another prominent
Grant county cattleman shipped
some fine cows from Deming,
having sold them to Denver men.
He is expecting w. Bingham, of
Ell Paso. who will be here in few
days to look at another bunch of
fat COWS.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-11-06
Turkey is Willing to
Call War Off

London. Nov. The Turk h
ambassador here has been IN
tructed to inform Great Brit n
of Turkey S willingness to receive
the assistance Of the powers in
slspending hostilities with a
view to reaching a peaceful SET
clement of trouble in the Balkil S.
Tewfik Pasha, the Turkish n
hassador, Immediately upon re-
ceipt of the instructions soul ht
an interview with Sir Edw; I'd
Grey.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-11-06

animation to see what they viii yield
US by way of progress.
The only way you can conduct poll
tics is in widening circles, not in mar
rowing circles.
i regard this campaign simply as a
continued struggle to see to it that the
people are taken care of by their own
government
II prosperity is not to be checked Ia
thas country we must broaden our
borders and make conquest OF the mar
kets Of the world.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-11-06
There Were None For
Debs or Chafin

Washington, d. c., Nov.4
President Taft today received a
telegram from j. H. Kyler d
Denison, Texas, announcing tie
birth of triplets. They are name 4
William Howard Taft, Woodrow
Wilson and Theodore Rooseye t.
The president telegraphed TIE
parents expressing the hope that
the children would live long and
prosper.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-11-06
NUGGETS FROM WOODROW
WILSON'S SPEECHES.

The nation has awakened to sense
of neglected ideals and neglected du-
ties
The tariff has become system Of
favors.
We stand face to face with great
questions of right and justice.
Parties and platforms and candi-
dates should be frankly put under ex-
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-11-06
Fix Your Teeth

DR.. Hadden, Dentist, arrived
in Duncan last Sunday and is To-
Gated at the Duncan Hotel.
Dr.. Hadden is 4 first
class workman and will be allie
to fix you up in any way Sfrcm
pulling a tooth to putting in
new set, growing or anything
you want, give him a call.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-11-06
10th WEE
Bank Resources are 2e
Billion; Big Increase

Washington, D. C. Nov. 2.
AccofGlng 4 to a statement by t.
controller :, Of the currency to-
Iae g 1 resources Of the 25, 900 ba
u 1ne country are the higest
history the total amounting
nearly $25, 600, 600, 600. an +
crease of one billion and
quarter over 1911.
Duncan Arizonian., 1912-11-06
The election of Wilson and Marshall was kown as early
10 o'clock

The election of Governor Woodrow Wilson of Jersey
president and Governor Marshall of Indiana president by
electoral incomplete
received from the country large up o'clock With
Pennsylvania Indiana Ohio and other represented
only reports the of the Democratic ticket
jority of the heavily populated states certain
The early returns gave Governor Wilson the solid SOUTH
embracing all Democratic states south the Potomac and Con-
neccut Delaware Kentucky Maine Maryland Massachusetts,
New York, West Virginia, Indiana and Missouri
Rooseves victory in Illinois, conceded early the evening
the Democratic leaders, promised at 10 o'clock carry with
plurality greater than 100000 New Hampshire had
apparently majority to TAFT the basis Of fairly compre
hensive returns received at that time.
The States where results reasonably certain O'Clock
the following electoral Wilson 267 Roosevelt 29
Taft g.
President Taft Comedies the Election of Wilson as Pre-
sident of the United States
President Taft this telegram to Governor Wilson,
cordially congratulate upon your election and extend
to my best wishes for successful administration
(Signed) WILLIAM H. TAFT.
Gov Wilson Expresses his Appreciation For the Work
Done in his Behalf
Princeton N j. Nov 5Responding telegram from the
Democratic national chairman asserting that Governor Wilson
quesonab elected the Democratic sent dispatch
to Mr.. Combs as follows:
deeply appreciate telegram and wish extend to yo
and the members of the campaign committee my congat
ons the have played the organization and
duct of a campaign fought out upon essential issues
"A great has trumphed Every Democrat every true
progressive of whatever alliance full force and
enthusiasm the ulment the peoples hope the establish
men of the peoples right justice progress NAV go
hand-in-hand"
Colonel Roosevelt sends Democratic Victor Short Mes
sage of COngratulatiOn
Colonel Roosevelt sent the following telegram to Governor
The sun., 1912-08-04
FRESH WIND TOO MUCH
FOR LOWER BAY YACHTS
Careless Snaps Her Boom in Re-
gatta Of Marine and
Field Club.
GRAYJACKET 4 WINNER
small Craft Remain at Their
MOOringS-Cyric Il
Winner.
GR\YJACkET 4 WINNER


Nt"f '"s' vi wv" WINS Wa ''''''
o.; l.ar"hm"nt week th' Fa'Ihs S"Vh'Sf''h
Of ,ir,y.send Ray resumed their weekly
.y,,,,s Yesterday Tn. race. the sixth
90. g., ,h, c,,,,r,,,.,in ~ tho
49,, veto,
'"'' ""H' ""' '''"''"s -
did geld 'luh ana IN" starting an" M
isljug lin. was on Bath i;each. Tn" h."vz"
y,.,. an, ,r The. t,st Of tn. Yea, and came
. g., ,,,, 4, u,,s , l,,I. tI,
''''' NV .,I
w" S'o"S '"I S'N'''' VI Wv .'"'' "'''
az result Careless snapped htr Doom
aud had to- withdraw. Gunda also did
NOT finish.
n.,bo, ,,y.,,y v,s tried hy ,h. re-
..,
A"''' '''''''''''' "''"' w Va
{. NJ. camp. chairman it"iS" v S''"'
and H. \. Rur'mcSci. who has Just ie-
tnrr.i from, M. ol,muic gaines II :
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-, ,, , a.,
Wv sam ""'' ''
N a Ia gl l..ss IN lat =,
The sun., 1912-08-04
'rS CLASS = START. 3.po COURSE. l.:
MILES.

HANDICAP Class SECOND Division
STAFF 30i COURSE. I2 MILES.
Blur H Z Me- hrw 5is ~ i3&l
s'arccss, Rcttra liummclI Disabled
GlndH, ". ilnt i'hi. uld not nnlsh
SlObhS tLiS' 8 START. $40 COURSE 1,
MILLS.
Cyric. Dr &. | Atkinson 8 a. n, az
and +. II Campo Marchaht 3 10 ~ . oj tS
GRANESEND Ray KNOCK ABOUT START
Sl5 COURSE. MILES
Mouse. u T. I,ingnaA 81 IL .? II
SntYragcttc. piau Tcmaun.. ~ O7 &, @,
S.oN Poke, 7. /. DurIind. 4tGl7 81 II
The sun., 1912-08-04

Eoston terriers head the entry list for
the Newport bench show. which VIII ne
held at the Casino. August 10. The nc-
,ual number of dogs entered is 10. with
2Cu entries. which is equal TO the cnti!
list OF many of the specially shows OF the
breed
cocker spaniols and Trenches are rum
ming neck and r.ok for second place.
each breed having thirtv-fve dogs entered
The cocker entries number eighty-one.
however. while Trenches show only SIX
ty-four This is encouraging to fanciers
ur tn. cocker spaniel. for it shows that
:h,s beautiful little field dog Is making
rapid strides in the right direction. other
breeds especially well represented are
lri.h. West Highland white and .iire-
dalc terriers. TOY spaniels. Poms. Pekes.
elbows and bull terriers. The total en-
try Is l.lGi. represented by 664 dogs.
The sun., 1912-08-04

USED CARS Intending purchaser, Nuld ,v'u
to Inspect our stock o. Traded ms lrlaIr DC.
Gliding. OipSMOBIiE co. iG.D l.iunuway
The sun., 1912-08-04
.,,nobout which has been built from designs

runnbout which has been built from designs
Ivy Morris ". Whitaker by the Fay.
bowen tneine Company Il Geneva. This
i. intended primarily for rough weather.
The boa, has feet beam and has a rather
high frreboard. 1t is very strongly built
and those on board will be dry when other
craft are running through q smother OF
.urav. She is driven by Fay 4 Bowen
four cycle motor and IL not only a very
.eaworthy craft but has shown speed Of
rs niles an hour.
Frank G. Doxie OF lslip has just com
u le,ed Il trip Of about 400 miles in u 81 foot
Jersey skin He ran from the Great South
BAY up the Hudson River and through the
Erie Canal to oneida Lake. The novelty OF
the oItii attracted much attention wherever
the boa, stopped. II Is driven by an s.lO
horse power Sterling motor. Going mp the
Hudson this craft towed "A large sloop az
far ~ poughkecpsie, as there was no wind
for the sailing craft, The entire trip oo-
cupied about one week.
DAME, Good OF Buffalo left New York
ia.t week on his new 40 foot steel motor
vach, Elcmasada II. hound for B,Na'o va
N. atlantic and 81. Lawrence River Tie
will touch AZ Halifax. This vessel Is de-
signed for sea and lake service and Is most
M 10 date craft III every detail. She Is
fitted with three heavy duty sterling motors
Of l9o horse power each which drive triple
scr,ws and is capable Of making II miles an
hour ne maiden Cruis" Will be more IMAM
i ~ n -
The sun., 1912-08-04

Representatives from the Peerless Ken
neis are travelling to the far ends OF
greater America. whore their fame has
preceded them, In the collection 81 out
gong canin"S ar" two Great Danes two
H"wtonhdinnds. two terriers and four IT
Bernards ihcse VIII 70 10 fancicrs in
Havana. Porto Rico and Menlo Park, Cal.
To como nearer home. "a beautiful white
collie has just heen shipped to Miss r
Waldo or Br0okfield Centre. Conn. AMI
an Irish terrier has found "A new huu
ssSA Inv Itsv. y. SiAuls VI XvnAsAk
The sun., 1912-08-04
BARNACLE BY II SECONDS.
sound Bcnch nnd Riverside Yachts
IN Close COntest.

RIVERSIDE. Conn. Aug. 3.-The Sound
B"acn and Riv-rsld" one design boats
raced to-day at the Riverside Yacht club.
The boats went tw!c. over a triangular
course of three miles. Starting at the
club float they reached out to Burglars
ISLAND and the second leg was q beat 10
~ 'hcock buoy. Thence they made thu
harhur mark on "a run and u reach. There
was a good sailing br.. zr from the north
west. BarnnCle. W. l.. Marston, won 10y
- seconds Th" summary:
UN" DESIGN GA IS sTAKT. 4U COURSE. G
The sun., 1912-08-04

Mrs. y Is. Easton's imported deer
hound. which was selected for her in
ENGLAND by Charles Ifopton. will reach
his new home to-day. II the newcomer
l,rove to be all that he is reported to be
ne should outclass anything of his breed
in this country.
MIS-. Easton Will dispose Of all Of her
Boston terriers. 20 which breed she de-
voted herself exclusively when first she
entered thu field a breeder and fancer.
The sun., 1912-08-04
THELEMA LIKES STRONG WIND.
small sIoOp Wins Good Race Of sen
wanhaLn COrinthinn \. &.

SIX "t the S"awanhaka Corinthian
Yacht ,luh - foot one design ciass sailed
the fourth iac- ~ the second series at
oyster Bay yesterday. There was "A
snaupy h:e-z" from northwest and the
rae" WAS on" of the u, Il of the season.
Tn" YHChts. st,,cd uNer an inside course
aud mad" fast time. The Thclma. owned
hN Clinton Hack.use wa IN" winner,
with - -. .l-un.ugs's Hat second The
summary:
: Z y C. 3; FpoTEkS tNSlDE COURSE
-IAl.'r $40
The sun., 1912-08-04
THIS WHITE HOPE MAKES GOOD.
L.. Smythr's Yacht . Winner NJ
Amityvillr.

AMirYvrlL.E. l.. l.. Aug, 3-The one d.-
sign class Of the Enqua Corinthian Yacht
club had the most spirited race Of the
season on Great South Bay to-day. The
boats were sent three times over a three
mile triangle In a two reef breeze from
northwest The winner waa White Hone.
the property Of L. Smythe. The summary /:
SLOopS, ONE DESIGN CLASS START. AS
COURSE. MILES.
The sun., 1912-08-04
P0ERTNER MOTOR CAR CO,
1872 Bro 3dway. near 81. hist.

STEARNS. Panhard. Bcn7 Pierce cal l.e'.
Chalmers. Hudson. Regal unicrshrg l.,
luck. Taxis. Delivery Wagons. IOI o,t,,, eITH.
CENTURY. 100 broadway.
The sun., 1912-08-04
I.,NIII; f'RIOI..
BIG CROWD AT ERIE CLOSING,
Canadian SpOrtsmrn's Handicap IL
Final Day Feature.

BUFFALO. Aug. :.--Thc closing day of
the Niagara Jockey club final meeting
brought ont = larg" crowd to Fort Erie
to-day. The track was heavy. A handi-
cap nj ono mil" and "A furlong divided
interest with the Canadian Sportsmcn =
Handicap. the feature race of the pro-
granme. The summaries:
First Race Two year olds: han dlcap: s., fur
longs con mental. H. lMr ahcyi. l., TO |. 4 to |
ana TO :, won. fabherggst. ~ Turner, i3 to >.
) ?, 10 and ,os, third. Time nj 5. law.
suit and Monocsc> aiso ran.
'ridsc. 80 simpson. 10 J. , TO ana roI. won;
ond die Michael. Il, A.lanl. iS 10 J. ; To ~ and
TO ,. third. Time. Sao 3 :. o'Connor. Kemp.
R'dgcly ard Navy Huc also ran
third Race Three year olds and upward. sell
ing siS furongs Plu,iou III Turner, Is to >.
'v"onssi y t. l. to ana to l. .cc"nt; @ Mon N
crlcf iic .lcanan,. ) 70 ., c,cn ana t, ). third
Time. ilc : Adoentr. Mindinct'c. Blanche
Fourth Race Canadian Spcrt,n,n's Handcap
'h7"c 'cnr "ds and upward one nile and siN
and 70 20 Won Lahore, iWi tMcIacsar,, = 10 b
, 10 and 10 3 second; s,ar Charter. l:a Io'lus,
= 10 :. tn and 20 !, third. Time 10, Count
iita i:arc Three year "iGS ana inward
h.2ann.c,:' one in.i;c and an eega;t ni,y 10
90 Turner. ~ to ;. To and ~ l. second
@ 2 Creme to de- E Mtnsr to ann ana OK Roan 1nI4
, ,ls'n Race Thrcr year oIds and upward; sell
,ug, .iI furongs Ross"aux. IL Met ''hcyi, e, en-
w 'nd ! t." & + ven Srseana. 10, dHitns'; IL
i.i1 5. Ni'ey, sherwood Springboard and
tonnertown also ran
one tie ana sixteenth; purse. 500 Warhorn
10 tNctahel': - J. won: stairs 100 Turner
- George Emo, tonmontr> Io4ch ard Flora
Ila\ el," ran.
The sun., 1912-08-04
OFFER Us 4 PRICE,

ipl! National. roadster.
1911 National forcdoor touring
lrlp Si,arn> 3u-fD
1870 Nai!Oral toy ionnchG.
l9lu troN ton-kcaton. touring and limousine
1879 lNanchi. limousine.
iyi1 Ia 'Eard. touring car
1919 Mc-cCdc', touring car
1910 Speciwcll, touring cas
1911 OVcri.u., touring ca
The sun., 1912-08-04

Mrs Levi J.. Morton has lust pnrcha sed
the American bred dachshund bitch
Brandolina south Shol" "f Mrs \ Hun.
gcrford. whose kennels arc situated n,
Bay Shore. l.. !.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-15

Three hundred citizens aud base
ball enthusiasts OF Poulsbo. wash.
and they are all FANS at Pouisbo.
gathered NJ banquet held Salur.
day evening In honor Of the Puuls-
bo baseball team. which won the
pennant IN tho Star league for 1919.
Mayor Peter iverson neglected his
campaign for state senator long
enough to preside over the gather
Ing. and made the speech OF &C
eeptancc when Hugh Perkins. on
behalf OF The Star. presented the
silver cup and the Class A pen
nanf to the Star league champions.
Manager Frank Sumner. OF the
winning team. was presented with
a handsome watch fob by the
Pouisbo fans. In appreciation OF his
earnest and consistent work In
handling the successful team.
Numerous speeches wcFe made by
leading citizens. and tho gathering
concluded with dance. Poulsho
is Justly proud OF her victorious
team. which tho people OF the little