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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-02
BILLY SUNDAYS BATTING AVERAGE AS A PREAC CHER
is NO BETTER THAN WHEN HE WAS A FAMOUS PLA Y FER

In 1886 Sunday played ~ games,
fielding .825 and hitting 25b AT n
time when 400 hittera were
mighty scarce. In 1856 no fielded
.0i4 and hit 2i2
II was in 1881. while playing
with Philadelphia. that Sunday re-
ceivod his release. IN answer, he
believes. TO prayer for spiritual
guidance.
Al this time tho Cincinnatia Of
fercd Sunday $500 n month. but
instead he left baseball and nc.
copied n position with the Chicago
Y. NJ. G. a. at $50 month. Later
he was received into the Preaby-
terrain ministry and has been
"oyanRellzlng' over since.
Asa revivalist. too. Sunday has
n batting average that is hard TO
beat.
uara "a N vanrfu r.gard ~ hiat
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orvle Overall says he liant
through yeet by any means. Tho
other Coast league clubs hope not.
orsie got his bumps again wednes-
day. Frisco losing TO Sacramento,
3 TO I.
Connie mack's substitutes are
playing good ball. They Loaf again
Wednesday ! 20 0. but put up n
good exhibition.
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TO PLAY AT cENTRAllA

CENTRALiA. Oct. 3-The Con.
trail high eleven viii have a strong
lineup In the game against Lincoln
high. OF Portland. which takes place
on the local gridiron Saturday.
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Dentists
I12o-I422 second Az.
OPP. Bon Marcia. Seattle.
In Present Location II Years.
EVERETT SEATTLE
ISTERUHBAN RAILWAY

sEATTLE TO EVERETT - Limited
trains 1870 n m and B:35 .. m. Local
trains s;s0. 7:so. s;so. $40. 1910, ii.7s
a m, II 20. 1870. 1:1o, s:so. 4ss0. $50,
Ticket Offiees-aeattls. Fifth Ay.. near
Westlaks. Greenwood. AjAI Drug Store.
seth and Greenwood.
EVERETT TO SEATTLE Limited
trains 800 a m and 400 .. m. Local
trains sos. s;oo. 700. $500. s:oi. 1000.
II 90 n m, 1900 noon. 1900. 1:oo, a:o9.
daily
Freight leaves both cities 600 D. m.
PACIFIC NORTHWEST TRACTION CO.
EVERETT. WASH
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IN SCHOOL AT "a

JOHNSON CITY. Tenn. Oct. a.
At tho age Of ~ years. Mrs. Emily
A. Bandy. ~ POLK county. has en-
tered the normal school here. to
better NJ herself for teaching, She
is native OF Georgia. and began
teaching in her native state In
1864 she is known as the mother
Of Gordon Institute" AZ ~ she II.
in spirit. one ~ the youngest teach.
ers now seeking new methods In
the state school.
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Portland 4. Oakland I.
Sacramento !. San Francisco J.
Los Angeles T. Nsnlcs 2.
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Detroit fans 90, q chance 20

watch those two deadly rivals.
~ Cobb and Joe Jackson. work
Wednesday. Cobb got one HIT
out OF four attempts and Jack.
son failed to break into the
batting column IN five times
up.
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Nine bassers on the Seattle
team. now departed. assured ua
before they left that they will
bat 300 NEXT year. We said
NEXT year.
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tour" says a headline Well, they
have 10 defeat somebody. don't
they.
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FRESHMEN CLASH

CORVALLIS. Or. Oct. 2.-The
freshmen OF the o. A. c. and Uni
versity OF Oregon met on the grid
iron here Wednesday afternoon,
playing to a TT tie. A return game
win be played at Eugene.
Dar~a at Draamrand tonight Adv
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STEM BLl6HT OF ALFALFA

Much OF the nrst cutting OF alfalfa
has been damaged this season by a
bacterial disease which attacks the
stems and leaves causing them to
have a watery. yeliowish- brown ap-
pearance. In the advanced stages
the stems turn dark brown or blask
and are covered with an exudate
which gives them the appearance OF
having been vanished. The growth
Is usually stunted. the stems become
very brittle. and there Is considerable
loss from shatierinE at the time Of
harvest The hrst cutting only IL
attacked. and a recurrence OF the
trouble Is not to be expected this
season. owing 10 the fact tha, the In
feciiou is associated with the split.
ting Of the stems caused by late
frost There is no known way OF
preventing the disease and as means
OF control. We recommend that the
frosted alfalfa be clipped as soon as
one is reasonably certain that there
is no more danger from frost by this
procedure the frost split stems in
which the disease appears TO origin
ate will be gotten rid Of. thus af-
fording an opportunity for the earlier
growth OF a new cutting.
No harm has resulted from feed
ing stock with alfalfa affected with
stem blight.
Bulletins No. f5s and i5a OF the
Colorado Experiment Station de-
scribe this disease fully and may be
obtained gratis by writing to the DI-
rector OF the Experiment station.
Fort Collins.
WALTER @. sAcKErr.
Bacteriologist.
Colorado Experiment station. Fort
Collins. Colorado.
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REV. u. N. J.mIcson Here.

Rev. II. NJ. JamIcson arrived hero
from the east last Saturday and viii
spend short time In Canon City
while on his way to Riverside. Cali
fcrnia. where he goes to take the pas
toratc OF the congregation OF tho First
Presbyterian church. Rev. Jarnicson,
preached at both the morning and cv-
ening services at tho United Presby-
terian church here on Sunday. He left
his little daughter. Mary. with his
sister in Monmouth. illinois. on his
departure for the Pacific coast Rev.
Jameson will leave here for River
sids on Wednesday.
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M o N EY TO % A N

Inc rretnout buhuinb anu ADsb
Association has money 10 loan on
easy terms The best plan In all the
world for paying on a mortgage on
the home. See Guy U. Hardy. treas
urer. or chas. T. Waldo. secretary
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urer T. p. Moore. at Los Angeles.
Calf. Al Maricopa. Mr. Rogers will
be the guest of his uncle. Harry Roy-
ers. superintendent OF the oil fields. =
Florence Citizen.
Robert Calvin Miller. little son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. $. Miller Of ii00
South Ninth street. died at the hospi-
tai here at 10 o'clock this morning
from dysentery after an illness Of
eight days duration. Deceased was
born February fourteenth. 1909. coa-
sequentiy was aged four years, four
months and seventeen days. The fun
cral viii take place from the United
Presbyterian church at O'Clock Wed
nesday afternoon and VIII be conduct
ed by Rev. II. II. Jameson. Inter-
ment Will be at Lakeside cemetery.
After a several months visit in Cam
on City. Clarence Dolan on No.
6 this morning for his home In chica-
go. via Pueblo and the Rock Island
System. Clarence is more peculiarly
known In the Y. NJ. C. A. baseball
league as KID Dolan. having caught
several games for the Grocery Corn
mission team. He expects to retura
some time next fall.
Senator Matt y. Lines came down
from the Cripple Creek district Sat
urday night. and. the following after
noon. with Mrs. Lines. accompanied
his daughter. Mrs. Louie VI. Reynolds.
as far as Pueblo on her trip TO New
York City. Senator and Mrs. Lines
Will leave here this evening on Dem
yer & Rio Grandc train No. 10 for
Denver where they will spend a few
days visiting friends and renewing old
acquaintances. Later they will go
to Cripple Creek.
Mrs. II. Winters OF Yates Center.
Kansas. and her daughter. Mrs. Il. H.
Walker. OF Denver are guests OF DIR.
and Mrs. Otis orendorff and family at
4o5 North Third street. The visitors
are the mother and sister respectively
OF Mrs, orendorif.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Harper of st.
Louis. Mo. who are making a pleas
urc tour OF the state. were in Canon
City from Wednesday of last week ur-
I'll Sunday. and. while here. visited all
OF the moro noted points OF scenic In
forest within radius of eight or ten
niles OF town. They pronounced the
scenes from the Skyline drive AMI the
top OF the Royal Gorge to be uns val
led elsewhere In the country. Mrx.
Harper was In Canon CITY last sum-
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TUESDAY.

August X. Cutting mas Just return
ed from a weeks stay In Denver at
tending the funniest.
Mr.. n. ID. Calling. who has some
mighty nice white Leghorn hens. ls
showing today an egg laid by his prize
hen this morning. which Is as large
as any duck egg you ever saw. But
II was hen fruit all right for Its
shape and color Indicated this plainly
The price OF Gailing's hens has gone
up 100 per cent.
Mrs. II. f. Nichols OF Lincoln park
underwent very serious and difficult
surgical operation at the hospital here
at noon today. Toe operation. which
was performed by local surgeons. Is
understood to have been a highly sue
cessfui one.
Miss Elsa Fischer arrived here from
Colorado Sphlngs a day or two ago
and Is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fell
at 42s Pike avenue.
J. w. Landen returned to Canon
City Monday night from a several days
business visit to Fort Collins and
other points In the northern portion
OF the state.
Blake Rogers left Sunday afternoon
for Maricopa. Calf. where he will
remain for the present. En- route no
will visit his brother. Ford. at Salt
Lake city and Former County Treas
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Here Today from Lynn, Indiana.


S. C. Brown and daughter. Miss Ma
bel. of Lynn. Indiana, arrived here
from the east this afternoon and will
spend some time here as the guests of
the formers son, Harry +. Bowen,
and wife on Pike avenue. Mr.. Bowen
Sr. has visited in Canon City before.
and, at one time. held considerable
block OF the capital stock in the
Diamond Fire Brick company.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Taylor. who have
made their home at 529 Pike avenue
for some time past. left this morning
for Denver where they VIII reside In
the future. Mr.. Taylor has resigned
his position as travelling salesman for
the Brown Grocery company to accept
the management OF n big tea and cof-
fee house in the capital city. and. II IS
will receive a salary OF
like $4,000 year. He will
enter upon his new duties July first.
The sportsmen associations OF
Leadville. salida and Canon City are
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THURSDAY

Mrs. w. b. ireland of westcliffe. en-
route to Colorado Springs. stopped OF
in Canon today for a brief business
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but no one was injured The timbers
on the floor of the bridge were not
strong enough to support the weight
OF the grader.-Colorado Springs Tel
graph.
Mrs. ole Rundahl and daughter.
Miss Alice. left yesterday for Rocky
Ford where Mrs. Rundahl goes for an
extended stay to be in a lower alti-
tude for the benefit of her health.
Mrs. T. Lee witcher's mother. Mrs.
r. W. Coates, OF Kansas City. Mo-. and
her cousins. Mrs George Frazier. and
son. Harland. OF st. Louis, Mo. arriv-
ed in the city Monday and will spend
a part OF the summer here.
Messrs. J. Z. and George T. Hine Of
Victor and their families. who have
been visiting friends in Canon City
for a week or ten days. returned to
their home in the Cripple Creek dis
trict on Monday.-Cripple Creek
Times.
FRIDAY
Sheriff Fields Mcmillan OF Pueblo
and Deputies Warren Hill and Sam
Fabrizio brought three prisoners 70
Canon City to serve indeterminate
sentences In the state penitentiary.
They we're Louis Boyle, three to eight
years for burglary; Roy Owen. two I'd
six years for conspiracy to rob. and
William Lee. two to six years for
burglary.
Mrs. f. A. Shields. who was asso-
cIated with L. NJ. wingert in the lease
and management of the Strathmore
hotel, will leave in day or two for
Denver where she VIII visit Mr.. and
Mrs. J. D. Diggs for short time
after which she will proceed to Long
Beach. California. for stay OF indefi-
mite duration. Ultimately Mrs. Shields
will return to Colorado to make her
home as she says there Is no place
in the country as attractive to her as
this state.
Mrs. Bert Miilington has returned
to Victor from a trip to Canon City
and Salida. She attended the gradua-
tion at Mt. st. Scholastica's academy
In Canon City, where her niece. Miss
Myrl HeidelofY. was one OF the gradn-
ates. Miss Heideloff will teach music
at the academy next year.-Cripple
Greek Times.
Mrs. Laura Mae canavan OF ouray
Colorado. has veen visiting here for
few days as the guest of her grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E Mcclure
s1s River street. Her mother. Mrs
Mason. of st. Louis. Mo-. arrived here
this afternoon. and. after short
stay. will go to ouray with her daush-
ter to spend month or two.
SATURDAY.
Mrs. Z. L. Grimes OF Denver Is the
guest OF her daughter. Mrs. C. w
williamson on North Ninth street.
Walter Reynolds OF salida camc
down from the chaffee county metrop-
oils the first of the week for a visit
with Canon City friends.
Mrs. F. f. Fisher and little son re-
turned to their home here recently
from a couple of weeks visit with rel
atiyes and friends In Salida-
Services over the remains OF Miss
Florence Eaton will take place at VIII
sons chapel Sunday morning at $3.50
O'Clock. Burial will be at Lakeside.
Misses Mabel Fitzgerald. Agnes
Gaughan. Mildred Demphy and Flor
ence Clem returned home a few days
ago from Canon City. where they were
students in the Mt. st. Scholastica's
academy during the recent college
year.-Salida Record
Here Today from Lynn, Indiana
S. C. Brown and daughter. Miss Ma
bel, OF Lynn. Indiana, arrived here
from the east this afternoon and will
snend some time here az the guests d
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considerable part OF the summer here

,eattle, Washington, 10 look after some
property he owns in that section CT
he country. Mr.. wingert had intend
ID leaving for the northwest on
Thursday OF this week. but some bus
ness affairs in Denver prevented his
getting away at that time. Mrs. Win
CERT will remain here as the guest Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 8. Bowl
BY, 5l5 Harrison avenue. until her
husband decides upon a location.
MONDAY
MIR. Leslie Stevenson was taken to
a hospital this morning to be operat-
ed upon for appendicitis with which
he was violently attacked yesterday.
Mrs. Kate B. Hills. who left here re-
Gently for a summers outing in Cal
Ifornia, decided on her arrival in San
Francisco to extend her trip to the
Hawaiian Islands and she is at pres
ent. enjoying herself in Honolulu.
called the gem of the
Pacific"
Ex-Governor and Mrs. Alva Adams
Of Pueblo were In attendance at the
funeral service OF the late T. NJ
here on Sunday and were
guests OF the Harding family during
their stay in town. Gov. and Mrs.
who have for many years
been among the intimate friends OF the
Harding family left for home this
afternoon.
An eight pound baby boy was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy c. Pray at the
family home. T21 Harrison avenue.
last Saturday. The congratulation OF
the happy parents is in order.
Mrs. C. E. Coleman and three sons
Of Corpus Christi. Texas. arrived here
a few days ago and will spend the
greater part OF the summer here. They
have taken n cottage on Macon avenue
for several months. They expect to
be Joined here later by Mr.. Coleman
Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman and family
have been coming 10 Canon City on
their vacation trip for a number Of
years.
A flower bed In the form Of n NAL
tese cross has been made In the cir
cuiar grass plot in front OF the Dem
yer & Riq.Crande station here for the
purporsS advertising the tri-annual
concIave of the Knights Templar TO
be held in Denver in August IL was
put In by Z. r. Bess. the south side
Tourist at the request OF the railroad
company and is creditable 10 his skin
as re-producer OF emblamatic de-
signs. E.f.kx
A slight wreck took place on the
Denver & Rio Grande road. near
spIkebuek. fifteen or twenty miles
west OF Canon city. Sunday morning,
but was cleared away In a short time
by the wrecking crew from salida.
Nobody was hurt In the deraiImen:
and the damage to tho eompany's pro-
perty Sas not serious A more disa1-
ferrous wreck occurred between Grand
Junction and salt Lake City about
the same time that delayed traris
over the D. & n. @. line for nearly
twelve hours.
TUESDAY.
August K Cutting mas Just return
ed from a weeks stay In Denver at
tending the funniest.
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News Notes

(Advertisement)
Ragsdaleis
Real Estate
Bargains
Notary Public-w. B. Rowland. 5ss
Main street. Record Office.
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FURNISHED ROOMS

FOR RENT furnished rooms with
sleeping porch and bath; ! furnish
ed room; also table board 2Io South
sth ST. isspts
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the town aad it, surroundings iLst
she decided 10 briag her husbsnd here
ifis year. ~.
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SPECIFICATIONS

Motor-Sfx cylinders, IT, head type,
cast zen bloc" Long siro1e; bore
Az inches, stroke.6 inches; valves en-
closed with aluminium plate; water
cooled by large centrifugal pump. This
is the latest and most improved Eu-
ropean practice 65 horsepower at
1000 revolutions per minute.
ignition - Two separate systems.
One system, battery, in connection
with lighting and starting outfit, oper-
ating through set of plugs placed over
exhaust valve, and the other, high
tension magnetic operating through az
ether set of plugs over intake valves.
Combination ignition and lighting
switch on dash.
Self Starter-Double unit type starter.
generator located on special designed
bracket, cast integral with upper half
of crank case, and operating through
specially designed and unusually
strong timing gears. The starting and
lighting outfit consists of generator,
storage battery, automatic cut-ou.,
switches, regulator, etc. 1t is com
plete and one of the most powerful
dhu SliiCicul SSHSld dilu SldlieIS
in use.
Carburetor-Float feed auxiliary air
supply type, water jacketed. Adjust
able from DASH.
Gasoline Supply-24 gallons, including
five gallon reserve supply, contained
in tank on rear of chassis. Gasoline
is pressure fed, pressure maintained
by positive air pump driven from end
of came-shaft and an auxiliary hand
air pump located on heel board at the
left of the driver.
Oil SuppIy-SiX quarts in crank-case.
Lubrication-Special self-contined. au-
tomato level, splash system on motor.
Sight oil feed located on dash; trans
mission and differential run in nom
fluid OIL
ControI-Irreversible worm and sector
steering gear, spark and throttle lev
ers inside wheel on stationary Sec
tor. Foot accelerator is also provid
ed; self-starter control lever located
on heel board at the right of the
driver Foot service brake, and hand
emergency brake.
cIutch-Special woven asbestos facing.
cone type. Rubber inserts under fac
ing to permit easy engagement.
5ody-SiX passenger. Two auxiliary
seats in tonneau. Sheet steel on an
ash frame Upholstery, hand byffed
leather and curled hair over special
designed and tempered springs.
color-Any color. -: -. $685..
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SPECIFICATIONS

nsmission-Selectiye type, four
speeds forward and reverse, with d.
rect drive on fourth speed. Shaft and
gears of chrome nickel steel. All bear
ings imported annular type of unusu-
ally large diameter.
Drivc-Direct shaft to differential and
floating live rear axles that bear no
weight.
Front AxIe-One piece, nickel steel,
"l'' beam section.
Rear Axe--Full floating type. Driv-
ing shafts bear no weight.
Axle Construction-Buil up type with
Krupp steel sleeves and torsion tube.
Differentiaf housing OF high grade cru
chile steel. Removable inspection
plates provide easy access for ADJUST
ment or inspection.
Wheels-Front, ten spokes, Pinch Sc
lected second growth hickory; rear.
twelve spokes, Pinch selected second
growth hickory. sRemountabel rims.
Front wheels equipped with double
thrust bearings.
Tires-3sx5 front and rear on de-
mountable rims.
Brakes-Double internal expanding in
16-inch pressed steel, dust-proOf, brake
drums bolted to rear wheels.
Frame-Underslung, giving low center
of gravity. Pressed steel Of high ten
sile strength, oil treated.
spr:nas-Unusually flexible silieate-
manganese. semielliptic, 40 inches
front, "a inches rear.
cIearance-11A inches under entire
car.
Wheel Base-14O inches.
Tread-56 inches.
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EQUIPMENT.

Regular equipment inciuces: era
venetted mohair top of special design.
complete with storm curtains and top
boot; positive and efficient electric
starter and generator supplying all
lamps; 1O0mile electrically lighted
speedometer and clock; adjustable,
bnilt-in wind shield; penetrating cleo
trio and bulb horns; shock absorbers;
two spare demountable @. ID. rims;
pump. jack, tire repair kit, complete
tool kit, foot. rest. robe rail, etc. e:c.
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IN HE AMERICAN UNDERSLUNG SIM marks the ulti-
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added aterhought The sefstarter and
a part the magnetic carburetor
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the features that make this ideal big
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are long wheebase large tires
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