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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-25
O'LEARY PINlNC
FOR A CRACK AT
CANUCK CHAMP

Johnny O'teary Of Seattle, feath'
erwoigh. champion or the North
west. has returned from success.
ful boxing campaign IN California.
OIeary will remain hero but "a
short time returning 10 the South,
where he has several bouts. includ
Ink two 20.round affairs. scheduled
for Aprl While here. OLehry
probably VIII again appear In The
four round game. and may De
matched at next weeks smoker
Johnny IN more than anxious 10
yet match with Joe Baylcy. cham.
pion lightweight Of Canada
O'Lcnry made favorable impress.
sion la bis California invasion lie
was regarded there ag one Of the
best featherweight boxers IN the
game He met Jack White aud
Soliy Salvador. two topnotchors.
beating them both. White aud Sal
vador box Friday night OLeary
intends taking on the winner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-25
BR-R-Rl STILL
THEY PRACTICE

Despite The cold winds thnt
swept the field. Manager Raymond
ordered his squad TO report for
practice Mrrdat afternoon. a
game had been scheduled between
the Ncta aud the Colts but RAJ.
mond called the contest off
The University 81 Washington
will Resume hoHtliitiea with the
Giants this afternoon. Peterson.
the Young 81 Martin phonom. sill
work Ia tho box az the start. 60 be
snecvvded In the middle 81 the eafac
BY Malonoy
Manager x ymond tried batting
LEFT handed AGAINST browning Mon.
day afternoon. Result. One badlg
diEcuiorcd optic.
Dean. the Aberdeen outfinldrr. a.
expected 20 ian the squad this
afternoon.
Second Baaeman Niu. who POT
time eNtcna On because 90 au e..
pectcd addition % hla family. wlif
arrive In Seattle April and y 81
PLAY Ia the three games with tho
Chicago Giants. April {. 8 and &.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-25

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Ana this rental d Applied Gu the pufchass
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-25
HAGEN WILL
MEET DORIAN

Romeo Hagen and Lanky Pat
Dorian have agreed to meet In a
fourround bout before the Ballard
Athletic club Tuesday night. April
I. Tho Ballard boxing show. SEIZED
uled 10 take place this Tuesday
night with Hagen and Brown box.
ing in the main event. was called
Off Other bouts on the card Will
include Chef Neff vs.. Al Mosler.
and Red Young VI. Tony Jackson
THOSE WHO have watched the
Indians In trimming at Boise. Idaho.
predict peunant for sokane this
season.
1T rs doubtful whether or not tho
T. OF w. win he represented by a
tennis squad In the conference this
year. Graduate Manager tIorr is
not inclined to have the varsity
support team this year in the
racquet sport.
Tiny" Leonard, OF the Spokane
Indians, will coach the Washington
state college baseball nine this
season.
LOS ANGELES.--F'rankic Burns
and Eddie Campl rested today after
tho most strenuous day OF their
preparation for their 20-roInd clash
at Vernon, next Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-25

MODERN elegantly furnished
rooms a. loWcaf rates at Hotel Viz
gluus. Eighth and Virginia. near
WoHtlake Elliott SOB 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-25
hardest SCRAP | EVER HAD;"
RED ROBINSON, PITTSBURC PUG,
TELLS SEATTLE FANS ABOUT IT

Despite the rnct that Oilrlcn
would outweigh him something like
ten pounds the former PittHburg
boy Says he viii not worry about
the avoirdnt Ola
Reds real unmo Is John Stewart
Robinson. ana ho has been boxing
IN rittshurg since 1905, During
his rlng career be- has fought some
40 battles. winning most Of them
aud putting seven opponents to
sleep
Rcd has had some tough scraps.
but SAYS the toughest In his life
was HIS meeting with Philip Cas-.
sidy at Plttshurg In 1903
Cassidy weighed ib0 Red mount.
I'd the Fairbanks nj 1870 Rcd was
coniented with putting oL the
classy stuff 10 gut the verdict. aud
he did have the boat up until the
fourth round. ou points From that
period IL WAS a gruesomo struggle
Cassidy rcsorted 10 smuggling Ia the
fourth round and began {, make
his lighter opponent look foolish.
When the round ended. Rod went
TO his cornor 90 receive a sizzling
roast by his manager niliy Mason.
who Threatened 10 crack tho water
bottle over bis noodle II he refused
60 slug with the big Cassidy IN
The nth
Red weni back. determined 10
slug. as directed Rcd landed once
and almost az the same instant
received a terrific blow on the top
Of the head which caused him 60
lose his seutes lie arose at the
count OF niue. All but out. and
lasted the round out
Tho sixth started but Red has
no recollection of what happened.
lie read about @ In the papers the
next DAY tie had twice noored
Cassidy for the count Of nine. and
would have put him out had q not
been for The timely bell. which
ended the hardest fight Of HIS ring
career Red So the decision.
II took him three DAYS 10 rncuper.
ate from the injuries he received.
and FOR two weeks he wore a Moit
on top Of his head tho size OF q
baseball.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-25

MOBILE. Ala. March Co.
Bright the baseball nky of Harry
Chapman. recruit catcher 81 the
Cincinnati club. Mike f1nn. Mo,
bile manager and the man who
put Little Rock. Arii. ON the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-25
COIN FEARS HIS
WIFE is VICTIM

Obs rnIfsI rirss f4rrrd Wire
BOisT March q Joe Cohn.
manager OF the Spokane Northwest
ern league team. Is today frantic
with anxiety ON account 81 not
hearing from his wife, who was Wis
iting with her mother. In Omaha
The residence ~ Mrs COINS moth
or was IN The direct path OF the tor
nado which wrought such havoc 80
the Nebrasla city. aud In the same
block with the Diamond Moving Pic.
tnre theatre. which collapsed. TAX.
ing "A heavy toll OF human lives.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-25
KILBANE AND BAR
ARRIVE

Los ANG Lbs March Pr
yeyiry thce babies and 4 49,
bottles. perambuIai0rs ana :,
infautllc lmped.menfa. Ps,@
weight Champion 1ohnny 20
IL 10 Los Angeles foday 10 n.s 10
Tor bis battle with Johnny ~
April 10 EilbaneH party NO.
Mrs Kilbanc and their two -
Manager tmmy Damn. Mrs. m
and their infant The pan, !.
taken quarters al Vent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-25
VARSITY MAT
ARTISTS WIN

The varsity wrestiers topk three
ont ~ four events in meet be-
tween the q. OF " and hilenabws
Y VI. e.. As az Eilcnshurr Monday
night Capt. Dickson waa The only
COLLEGE grappler 10 lose $50 met
~ Donahue at catch weights and
was Topped twice The dec out
W sked Dickson zen uouuis ptiv-
~ tos od Maus twice. as dt1 slipper
IN ln lls match with Smiley. eX.
Spob-na high eridlron PLAYER ilar-
dy. Il. % W. won decisinn Ia his
match with Nick Dewiscu9rt. for
mrr Spokane 4. C. star and ex
Northwest amateur champ
Dance at Droamland tonight 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-25

baseball map. says. "Chapple" has
as good a throwing arm AZ any
younFHtor be ever saw.
Finn vented bis opinion as he
watched the recruit stop Donnie
iiuSh, the Detroit infielder. at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-25
GRIMM TO WRESTLE

Polly Grimm viii wrcsile Carl
Nelson OF Centralla IN a handicap
match at the latter's home town 10
night. Grimm hasoaRreed 10 flop
Nelson twice within one hours time
or forfeit the match.
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Dance at Droamland tonight 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-25
q NEKgOEZW "a
|s3BOWEE,RR,SS

Iiolcom Lumber Co. team lost Tho
first game 10 the TuckerHanford
trio ON the Bismarck alleys Mon.
day night. but took the next two.
iiolcom. Lum SOC $50 i,7iS
Tucker Han. $50 bgf 4hf i.53b
Holsum Baking Co squad will
tangie with the Bon Mhrche team.
ON the Imperial alleys tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-25
EyFRETT-sEArrIE
f>IFEI RHkN RAILWAY

SEATTLE TO EVERETT - limited
trains is.Se m ard Is N t.oes'
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EyERETr TO SEATTLE fImis..,
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PACIFIC NORTHWEST TRACTION 90
EVERETT VASE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-01
FRENCH STATESMAN
DIES AT AGE OF SO
Henri ROehefOrt Suecumbs at AK Les
Bains-Once Escaped From Prison
to san E,ranciscO. CaIif.

AK Les Bains, France, July Henri
ROchefOrt- for years one of the most
prominent figures in French political
life, died here today from a cOmplica-
ton OF maladleS, aged SO.
Henri ROchefOrt was a Partisan as
he was born in the French capital and
passed the greater part of his life
there. He took part in its defence
against the Prussians in 1873 as q
member Of the government in the ma
tiOnaI defence and at other times
worked as a municipal official, as
deputy, as a journalist and as a play
wright
His ardent patriotism often led him
to excuses in the expression Of his
opinion and brought him into conflict
with the law. In 1871 he was con
demned TO deportation and was trans
ported TO Noumes. in New Caledonia.
whence he, with several companions in
captivity, managed TO escape in 1874
and to board an American vessel which
brought him and his comrades to san
Francisco. He remained there some
time before returning TO Europe. He
was, however unable to return to
France until the issue Of the general
amnesty, in 1880
Soon after, he became a deputy. but
resigned in 1885. He then took up the
cause Of Gen BOulanger, for which he
was brought before the courts and con-
demned by default TO perpetual deten-
ton in a fortress He, however. escaped
to London, where he remained until
another amnesty permitted his return
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-01
WALK COLLAPSES;
ELEVEN BOYS DROWN
Many Youngsters Are Hurled Into Swift
Current Near Municipal Bath
house at LaWrence. Anss.

Lawrence, Mass, July IA narrow
wooden walk leading over 10 feet Of
water to the municipal bathhOuse in
the Merrimac river, save way under
the stamping feet of a crowd Of impa-
tient boys and at least IL Of them were
drowned. There may be many more
bodies in the stream
The boys, ranging in age from nine
to Is, We're waiting for VIM B. Blythe,
the bathhOuse keeper to open the door.
No one knew how many there were in
the party. but ii is thought that 40 is a
conservative estimate. The boys were
jumping up and down as they shouted
to Blythe TO open up, when the supports
sank and the walk extension dropped
like trap door, rolling the lads into
the river.
There is a swift current at this point,
drawn by the falls a quarter of a mile
below and the Youngsters were caught
I'm this Witnesses on the river bank
say that all disappeared in flash, but
moment later there was a struggling
mass on the surface. The stronger ones.
who could swim, struck out brayeiy for
boathOuse and a score saved them
selves Their cries brought aid and sew
cral others were pulled ashore Five
unconscious forms were brought from
the water and two of these We're final
~ resuscitated- Efforts to rescue the
others were futile.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-01

rem strobe on deck with his most self
confident, lOrdly air.
well. it's all right They've come
across in fine shape
Did you see the captain" anx-
ioUsly.
Didn't have to. The chief steward
was afraid I would and he gave US
a room on the other side One Of the
best on the shIp-With a private bath
He's having our things moved over
now"
with a private BATH echoed Helen,
to whom a staterOom with a private
bath seemed the last note in luxury.
Want TO see it? Here, it's through
this way"
Plainly the getting up and out and
the exercising of his cOmbatveness
had made Warren feel better, for
there was now no trace Of illness In
his staggering attitude
The state room was larger and much
more luXuriOusly fitted than the other,
and the tiny white bath room was q
model Of convenience
"Oh. it's wonderful exclaimed Hell
en-. enthusiastically. Dear, I think it
was awfulIy nice of the chief steward
to do this
Nothing more than ne should do"
''But now that We're so comfortably
fixed" pIeadingly, lets try not to
make another complaint
Huh, wen Wen put up a good stiff
kick whenever there's anything to
kick about Come or now. feel like
breakfast"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-01
REFUSES PERMIT TO
LEASE PHOENIX LINE

Phoenix, AriZ., July 1.-Authority for
the Arizona Eastern Railroad company
TO lease the PhOeniz q Eastern line.
from Phoenix TO Wlukelman- for so
years, has been refused by the state
corpora ton commission.
II was set forth in the application
that the Southern Pacific owns the
stock of the Arizona Eastern and Phoe-
nix & Eastern companies A compel
ing line was built to Mesa 1917 miles
from Phoenix. by the Santa Fe. In
1906 the Southern Pacific acquired that
line. Between Phoenix and Tempe,
6-14 miles, only one Of the tracks is
now used. Part Of each track between
Tempe and Mesa is in use
The A i. has been operating the p.
& Il. under a short term lease. which
expired June 80. The corporation com
mission gave authority to continue that
lease six months longer BY January !,
1914, another proposition to lease the
p. q z. 10 the Arizona Eastern VIII be
made.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-01
LOS ANGELES MAN
CHASED IN PHOENIX
Killing Has To Convince Crowd That He
Is Merely n Contractors Cars
Run Again.

Kun Again.
Phoenix. Ariz., July Is. J. King,
a Los Angeles contractor. who was sus-
pected Of being the detective who
brought is strike breakers Into
Phoenix 20 run the local electric cars,
was followed three blocks through the
business center Of Phoenix by a howl
ing, Jeering mob, threatening 81 every
step to string him up TO the nearest
king was standing on the city hall
plaza listening TO the speakers at a
WOrklngmen's meeting oenOunce the
PhoenlT street Railway company Just
as the meeting broke up someone
pointed him out as the representative
Of ThieIs detective agency who es-
cOrted the strike breakers to Phoenix
A mob began TO gather around king
and he moved west on Washington
street. The mob increased till there
must have been a thousand men follow
ing king and shouting eplrherS at him
AT Central avenue ana " Washington
street. a block and a half away. King
turned and tried 10 explain that he
was only a defenceless contractor who
had come TO Did on the construction OF
q building. His voice was lost IN the
voice Of the crowd The strike sym
pathizers openly announced that they
intended 10 hang king and all his
king hurried a block north to the
Adams hotel and went inside The
crowd collected outside the entrance
and debated about going IN after him
Chief of police A. J. Moore went in
and In a moment appeared with King
on the balcony he said that the
stranger was what he claimed to be, a
Los Angeles contractor. In the mean
time king had pinned a. we Walk
badge to his coat lapel He made a
short talk, explaining that he. employed
union labor and was himself in hearty
sympathy with the striking carmen.
Later several leaders of the mob apollo
gized TO him
The strike situation has changed
little Five cars were operated by the
strike breakers On each car were two
special officers deputized by the chief
Of police Not one car was stoned or
egged- A number Of persons patrOnized
the cars and there was a general feel
ing that there would be no further
attempts to prevent their operation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-01
KING AND QUEEN OF ITALY
TO MEET KAISER AT KTFI

Pisa, Italy July 1.-The king and
queen of Italy, with a large suite in
Guiding the marquis Antonio di san
GulianO the Italian foreign minister,
left here today to meet the German
emperor at Kiel and also to return the
visit paid to Italy by the Swedish king
and queen at the time of the jubilee
Of italian unity in 1911
The presence of the Italian foreign
minister with the king is believed in
Italy to emphasize the Importance Of
the approaching meeting at Kiel at
which the two sOvereigns viii, it is
assumed, discuss the most important
International questions and more es-
peciaIly the sOIidity Of the triple al
lance. the settlement Of the Balkan
dispute and the maintenance Of peace
between the European powers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-01
WILSON Is NOW ON
A crest" CRUISE
President Plans to Return to the White
House Thursday Night and TO
visit GeftEsburE on Eriday.

Wilson slipped out Of Washington for a
three days rest" cruize on the yacht
May1Ower today. For 2 hours Mr..
Wilson viii take a complete vacation
from official cares in the salt breezes in
lower Chesapeake bay. His only com
paniOn is his physician, DR.. Cary T.
GraysOu-
The president plans to return to the
white house Thursday night and viii
leave for Gettysburg early Friday.
After a brief inspection of the camp
there and a. short address he plans to
90 direct to Cornish to spend Saturday,
Sunday and Monday with his family.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-01
CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS
AUTOTSTS PASS THROUGH

A party Of Chicago and st. Louis mo
florists arrived at the PasO del NOrte
Monday evening en- route TO Dos Ca
bezas Ariz-. TO inspect the mining prop
critics Of the Dos CabeZas company.
They drove through in four sutOmo-
biles and left for the west as soon as
they had dinner at the hotel Those in
the party were: ". c. Basket, NJ c.
RaUch and wife, T. =. Nolan, E. A
Anderson, II. ". Warner, F. D. STube.
r. B. Taylor J. F. OFT. J. H. Hoffman,
W A. BIOugh and Is. T. Martin, all Of
Chicago D. p Rowland and T. p.
HOmsby. Of St. Louis.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-01
CHARGE OF CRIMINAL
Assault MADE BY GIRL

Tuesday at noon YsabeI a Ia Tore,
charged with criminal assault by com
plant filed in the court of justice of
the peace E. B. 1IcClintock, was held to
the grand jury without bail. SaIome a
Ia IOiada, the girl in the case. testi-
fled that she was u years of age. The
criminal assault. she testified, was
first committed in FL PasO. Later she
testified that the defendant took her
to JuareZ.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-01
LAND ON INTERURBAN
is SELLING RAPIDLY

Land on the interUrban and along the
county road is selling rapidly. The To-
bin Real Estate company has closed a
string Of sales in the lower valley L.
p. McCheSney has sold to c. s. Hill two
acres II miles down the valley for
$1,000 Three acres near Ysleta were
sold to c. S. Hill for S11OO by sam B.
GIlett- The Interurban Improvement
company has sold a tract in Cinecue
Park, on the interurban, to S. T. Fer
rier for $1,000 another tract in the same
place TO julius A. Moelich for S2435. It
contained 2.56 acres
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-01
NEW SOCTABILTTF RUNS
EEoM EEoENLL "WEDNESDAY

Phoenix, Ariz-. July IA few cars
entered In the first annual sOciability
run of the MaricOpa Auto club from
Phoenix TO the Grand Canyon were
checked out Tuesday morning. About
IS win start Wednesday morning and
some more viii not get away till
Thursday.
Fifteen cars viii participate in the
San Diego sOciability run, to start
Wednesday. The first night viii be
spent at Aqua Caliente, the second at
Yuma, third at Brawley or FL Centre,
and fourth at San Diego
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-01
RATE on TIN CANS FROM
ARIZONA TIC COAST STANDS

Phoenix. Ariz, July 1--Another vic
tory has been won by the Arizona cor
pOrariOn commission and rates on tin
cans and empty cases Of various kinds.
between Phoenix and Los Angeles. viii
not be raised. The interstate com
merce commission has handed down an
order. following a hearing at Los
Angeles. directing that proposed raises,
amounting to 100 percent not be made
In the same order the commission
stated that III a general revision down
ward were not made by August 1 it
would order in lower rates
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-01
FILES DISTRESS SUIT
FOR REAEER GLIB RENT

Monday afternoon The Herald Build
ing company filed distress proceedings
for rent amounting to S1O50 against the
Beavers Constable J. W. Brown exc
cuted the papers by levying on the
belongings in the club room on the sec
ond floor of The Herald building. A
watchman was left in charge, pending
the final disposition of the suit The
papers in the case were made retUrna-
bic TO The zIst district court