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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-12
LIVES so YEARS AS
MAN; FIGHTS in WAR

She obtained passage as stow.
away. and soon after reaching this
country enlisted as member OF
Company G.. 9th Illinois volun
teo1t, AZ nelyldere. She served un.
an the war was over.
Secret Closely Guarded
Since tho time she donned mans
clothes. the woman has been fore.
cd 10 give up her secret but twice
Tho first time was four years ago.
when Hhe was run over hy an auto.
mobile and suffered broken leg.
while employed ~ former Senator
j n fAsh OF Livingston county ~
a chauffeur 40 her request. Llsh
has never betrayed her secret.
The last time was several
months ago. while she Vas a pa.
tent IN the Soldiers home hospi.
tai. Two OF the male attendants
attempted 20 give Private Cash.
Ter" bach. and she appealed 20
woman nurse and told her story
Mar Record Perfect
An Investigation BY Col Ander.
son shows that the woman soldier
served through the war with a per.
feet record for saithfulncns and
bravery.
Amer being mustered out 81 tho
army. she worked as farm hand
IN many parts ~ Illinois With the
advent Of the automobile she took
up the trade ~ chauffeur and ma.
chinlst During the three years
che has been an inmate Of the Sol.
dlera' home, her SCI was never
nnnpeciel hy her cofnnaninna
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ANDERSON IN GOOD
SHAPE FOR MANDOT

Los ANGELES. May r. That
Joe Mandot n IN much better
shape than upon hts last appear
auce in los Angeles IL tho unani.
nous verdict OF the fans who saw
the Southern lightweight go
through a heavy sunday training
program. After an hour IN the
gym. Mandot boxed nine rounds
with three welterweight sparring
partners. His showing was more
than satisfactory 10 his frienda
Anderson. whom Mandot IL %
meet at Vernon Tuesday nigh
Nay 20. has opened hls quarters or
Doylo's camp. Bud boxed severn
rounds yesterday with Fred An
dcrson. his brother. and Gus An
derson. He declared he Ia stronger
than when he fought Brown
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RITCHIE HERE
TALKING FIGHT

Willie Richie. the youth who
wrestod the lightweight champion.
ship nf the world from stoohy "A
WolgaHt. II vaudevillinE 10 Seattle
this week. Richie. accompanied
by his manager. Billy Nolan. Ia
putting up at tho Washington.
Tho champecn appears a. tho En-.
press for a weeks engagement. be-
ginning today
Nolan il attn In doubt as 20
whom Rltchic'a next opponent will
ho. bnt names leach Cross aad
Joe Rivers "a those likely 20 get
tho first crack az the title Cross
wants to meet the champion tn
New York over the tou-ruuud
route. and Nolan has received a
flaitering offer for the bout. The
fght would take place July 4.
Nolan ia already considering n
proposition for a fight with Rivers
IN California on tho tth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-12

when Manager John McGraw
praises BAN player. Il Is the un.
usual Tho leader OF the Giants 10
taciturn REGARDING his men. but be
cnthusea over George Burns. the
recruit secured from Utica. 81 the
New York State league team last
fail
Burns ~ a product OF 81. Johns
vile. n T.. which Is at Utica's
side door lie played bali for his
native town. then for Utica. where
Sadie" Mcmahon. Giant scout. as.
signed b. McGRw 20 find the best
ouineldor in the minors, saw him.
Burns has won the New York
fans BY his hitting IN the pinches
lie has been an important cog IN
the making Of runs 10 addition.
his wonderful throwing has saved
games. He threatens 20 crowd
Red Murray and Mike Mitchell
Tor tho honor 81 being the best
thruWcr n tho league
Also. Burns Is pretty certain 10
he left alone BY tho league bullies.
He ia tho best boxer IN The Ma
tional with the possible exception
Of Al Bridwell ile is Rls0 pool
shark. To man tho Giants viii
back Burns against any pool play.
ar in the geaEuo
Players say Burns 80 q hasa-run-
nlnE marvel lie does both tho
'hook" and "fall.aVayr 10 either
side OF the bag. something very
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'CINCY'S' MAYOR
HELPS STRIKERS

CINCINNATI. May ~ The
Ohio militia will b. called here 70
take a hand In the car strike. The
service Of the company is crippled.
and Il plans 20 import strike
breakers. The mayor refuses TO
put police on the cars with strike
breakers and insists that the com.
pany arbltratc its difficulty with
IL men. lie threatens that II this
request Is refused be will ask tho
courts 10 appoint a receiver for the
car lines. and. II this fails. will re-
woke their franchise. Tho strikers
demands include a minimum OF IS
cents and maximum OF 30 cents
an hour. recognition Of the union
aud improved working conditions
over 10000 residents have prom.
lBed % walk until the strike ia
over.
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QUINCY. m. May i2.-tSpi1-'
After having served through thel
ciyll war and lived ever since aa a.
man. one OF tho inmatca OF the me-
noin Soldiers and sailors h0m~
here. enrolled under the name a
Albert D. Cashier. has just beeu
revealed as a woman She refustk',
90 tell her true name.
According 20 the wonau'a story.
she donucd boys clothes IA her nst.
tive country. ireland when tie
civil war broke out ia this county.
To come 90 the United States ito
flght with the Northern fore ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-12
VANCOUVER COMES WITH slim
NE-CAME LEAD FOR A SOLID
WEEKS ENGAGEMENT AT DUG'S

he Vancouver leading Champs by
tho between the
viii watched
Tho ought ioam the other solid
on
n leading other IA
the
"a tweru fairly shttlng
the Henyeru
Mnloney. pitcher ihe Union
allowed wir for the CHAMPS.
viii the Msaoula club. nj Union Association.
Spokane tntana
reoordboskina
coVa for the Indians Mreery
4.
the husky Vancouver
with batting average OF 2o Danny shea the exseae
catcher now with the Bees is eloufng at 1926 clip
Champs leading the
latest complied show that s Seattle
sacks tho Jackson ia doing the bulk pferng
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20 TRAPSHOOTERS
MEET AT PORTLAND

PORTLAND OF, May l2-WIIH
bout 10 expert trapshootcrs pres
emit. tho first OF Il serias NJ NORTH.
western Journeys is being held to
day. The shooters come from
Washington. California and one
w1u
In n practice shoot held before
me main events. Don Morrison ~
Portland won tho Chingren On J.
.enRe Cup by score N 81 birds
o1f of possible 100 This trophy
formerly held by Frank Resie
RI Tacoma
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TENNIS CRACKS WIZ

The varsity tennis sound triu
med the University Of Oregon q
both singles and doubles IN the.
meet AZ Eugene Saturday shar
non beat Brooka CO. G.l and th
Japanese plnyor. Mlura. au'
Adams won the doubles GO. ca. g.
49, tbelr showing. shannon an,
Adams bccama eligible Tor no.
years captainship
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noAr &c PosTPoNEp

ca MBHll6if. Mass May H.
The Harvard Pcnnsylvanla-Prlncs.
IN boat race which was postponed
saturday because Of rough water.
win be n~gd today IL. INC condl-
tious are right This morning the
Nafar on the Charles river is otill
rough, but II was hoped conditions
would improve before 4 p. m, the
time set for the start.
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BOUND TO KEEP HIS
BREATH TO HIMSELF

NEW YORK. May 12-fspll-
Patrolman Michael A. Shea. OF the
Union Market station. was tried.
charged by Capt Edward ] Burns.
with refusing TO obey orders Il
told him TO blow his breath In my
iace and he refused" Burns told
tho trial commissioner. II think II
would be n low down trick 10 blow
my breath in anybody's face" Shea
said In his own defense.
Burns suspected Shea OF having
boon drinking Decision was re
served
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Number? Ouch'i
There's a Reason

PORTLAND May What
number pleaaeT Ouch. ouch.
don't touch my arm" was the
erecting that amazed Portland
telephone subscribers today until
y was learned that ali OF tho
hello" girls had been vaccina,ed
on account ~ a smallpox scare.
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: meat of the motorcycle races ,
y scheduled 10 take place NJ 4
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THOMAS IS MAKING
GOOD IN BUSINESS

stensers throw to that bag Wagner
reached second. J. Miller line hied TO
Wheat, who made beautiful throw
in to Miller. doubling up viox. who
tried to score after the catch. Three
Runs. One Left. II
Cutshaw walked. O'Toole was unable
to get them over and Stehsel also got
a free pass, Cutshaw taking second.
O'Toole was taken out Of the box and
Camnitz was substituted. Wheat bunted
safely up the third base line. flling the
bags. Daubert walked. forcing Cutshaw
over the plate. Smith hit to Byrne.
who made a wild throw to the plate
and allowing Stengel and Wheat to
cross the plate. Daubert getting to third
and Smith to second. Fisher fouled out
to Simon. o. Miller line flied to Was.
ner. who tossed the bail to Byrne.
doubling up Daubert, at third. Three
Runs. One Left.
FOURTH H1NNING.-Yingling was taxi
en- out of the box and Ruelbach subst-
tuted. Wilson flied out to Wheat. STEM
gel robbed Mitchell of a triple of his
long fly in deep right centre. Simon
smashed a hot gnounder up the first
a quick throw TO Ruelbach got the Pr
rates catcher. No Runs. None Left,
Ruelbach struck out Moran walked.
Mitchell ran out into deep centre and
snatched Cutshaw's long fy. Moran
stole second. Stengel flied out to Wag-
ner. No Runs. One Left.
FIFTH NSING--Camnits Struck Out.
| Byrne drove long ny to Stenssi IN
deep centre. Carey fouled out to "
| Miller. No Runs. No Has. None Left.
Wheat reached first on Byrne's bsd
throw to J Miller. Daubcr. followed
with a drive up the first base fins for
two bags. sending Wheat around 10
third. smith smashed one Just inside
! Of the foul line in left. scoring Wn.st
and Daubert. Smiths hit was good for
a double. Fisher sacrificed. Byrnc 10
]. Miller. Miller famed Ruci5a N
singled to centre. s'orlrg Smith. Moran
foufed out to J. Miller Tree Rams,
None Left.
SIXTH INNING-Viox got to second
on Fishers wild throw to Daubert. the
ball bounding into the grandstand.
] Wagner popped up to Cutshaw. j.
Miller fouled out to o. Miller. Wilson
grounded out. Cutshaw to | aubert. M
Rnus. One Left.
Cushaw hied out TO Wilson. StenaeI
went out on his slow bounjer, Wagne'
10 J. Miller. Whea; singled TO lett
Wheat was out stealing. cin.on To wag-
! ner. No Runs.
SEVENTH INNING-Mitchell STRUCK
out. Butler batted for Simon and wa
out on his fast grounder, Smith to Dag.
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iow--46. <2-ss; Macdonald Smith. wyk-
agyl-H. @-T.
David Ogilbie. Morris County. 10. %.
70: Jack Jolly. Newark. .. -. 70: r. N.
Thomson, GlenridEe. ~. 81. 80: John
Dowiins. scarsdAie. 70. %. 70; George
Pearson. Rockaway, a. 81, -: Claiming
Floyd. Yountokah. ~. +5. 81; william
Collins. Oakland. ~. n. so: John J. Nc
Dermott. Atlantic City. 81. s., n; Herbert
Strong, Inwood. ~. %. ~
BayArd Beebe. Long Branch-Ss. 40
n; Leonard Biles. Sleepy Hollow. z. q
"A, George Sergeant, Chevy Chase. %O
SIS: Robert Dow. Monroe. N. r.. q.
N-ss: J. Hagen. Salisbury. II. 8-O.
Joe Sylvester. Van Coftiandt. 42. %
n: Cyril Strong. Sharon. q. H-so: II.
@. Higham. Paterson. =. $50; Gilbert
Nichols, Wilmington. 70. S+-N: John
Shipper. Maidstone. u, 80
Oswald Kirkby. Ensiswood->o. Se--,s;
Tom McNsmara. Boston-4a. 33-N: Fred
Herreshof. Garden City-N. N-G: Ber.
nard Nichols, Philadelphia-to. 3s-7s
Elmer Loving, Arcola--+O. 3s-N; Ton
Young, Westport-%%. t7-si; James Traz.
or. Great Neck-+o. +0-so; Orrin Terry
Canosbrook-3s. :9-77.
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) 'BROOKLYNS
Continued from First Page

high bound over Fishers head and was
good for q base. Wagner struck out.
No Runs. one Left.
Viox made great stop Of Moran's
apparently safe drive to centre and
tossed him out at first. Cutshaw's line
fly struck Carey's glove and fell II the
ground. being good for a single. STEM
gel hit 10 Viox. who tossed him out at
first. Cutshaw reaching second. Wheat
drove a high fly to Mitchell. No Runs.
One Left.
CECOND JNNING.-J. Miller banged
out q long hy TO Stengel. So dh Wilson.
Smith snatched Mitchell's high bounder
and got the ball over TO Daubert for the
out. No Runs. None Left.
Daubsrt singled. Smith grounded out
to Viox to J. Miller. Dsubsrt reaching
second. Fisher pasted q hot grass-cvt-
ter to Wagner. who shot the ball 10
Byrns. catching Daubert az he slid into
third base. Fisher stole seconds went
to third on Simon's wild throw and
crossed the plate on M!tcheirs error In
letting the ball get away from him
o. Miller walked. Yingling singled Il
centre. sending o. Miller to second
Moran line filed into Carey's hands
One Run. Two Left.
THIRD INNING-Simon singled Il
tho inneid. cutshaw making grea
stop OF the ball. OTOOle famed
Byrno followed with q drive to thu
right field fence for Two bases, snndin.
Simon to third. Carey hit to Fisher
EiRhAr's will
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SARATOGA ENTRIES.
SARATOGA, n. Y, Aug. is.-En,ries

SARATOGA, n. Y, Aug. is.-En,ries
for to-morrow's races are as soilows:
FIRST RACE-ror twoyssr-olds: selling; five
aud a half fur!ongs Robert Oliver. III: Lily
Orme, ii5. Ga!sxy. lO0: Polly H., iOS; Char.
ms,se. i07; ANY Time III; Ida tavinia. iOa
'Harest Querr. 0S; korfhass. ~.
SECOND RACEhrsVar ods and upward
cpnditiouA; stesplschAse. about two mllsA-A.
,ui.. 1877: Humility. 100; Bon Of the Wind. iso;
Bucktnor,. i5?.
THIRD RACE-rwo.yer.oid nlii~: the Ken.
tucky; 1--WE snd q half furlongs. Any Time. lO0
Edith w. iO2; Croasbun. lN: GALAXY. 100;
Uudauntsd, lOo; water Lady. 1OC Dslt 1Ce
'Fascinaiins ": The Spirit. 100: Ch-stophinf
100; Naisd. iOi; Auns Mamie. l02
FOURTH RACE-Thrss-ysaro olds and spvari
msrs: handicap; one mils--.p7smna iA
kaiinka. iO2: bsnsnt. ITO: Bruin Belle. eS
RiIsiin, u; Ply iis Antoinetts. "; Baby Clin
iOO; swannAnos. iib; Nilsson. 100; ssmpri'e
i0h, Also eligible. istdosa. i02; Hedge. i0S. I,
FIFTH RAcE-Thzss.ysasold and upwAri
selling; one mpt. t.--Roy~l Meteor. fcoi Ell
Bryson. 10: Judge Wslssr iOo kats X, 100
Working Lad. lOS: Towton Field. Io8; stsntoi
| lO8; Star Actress. 81; Rolling Stone. los.
SIXTH RACE-Ail sses; handicap: seven iu'
long. Hester fryuns. 100; ssbaao, ll3; ssmwit.
100, sickle. o.; Rsybvuu. ~; Dr. pusnnsr lo<
sosius 70: CNH Eiss, i07; HoAaasr. 0S; Bel
mour. 9b; Iron Mask. lN. Also eligible. Bsson
III; Honey Nee. o.: Grover hushs: iO2; hou''
maid. iic; i'tdors. iCO; Asytsde. ioS.
'Avvsaucs kloSssss cissmss. Tsss tse
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FORT ERIE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE.-Purse. 500: two-year-
olds; six furionEs-Hodge. II (smalD.
I to 10. 1 to and out. hrst: Cxar Michael.
li2 (Buxton). 10 to I, 2 to I and 7 to 10.
second; Fathom. l0s (Fairbrother), ) to
2. 3 to s and I to 3. third. Tine. LA 3-s.
Kisiand. Big Spirit and Rustling Grass
also ran.
SECOND RACE-Purse $500: three
yesr-olds and upward; selling; six fur
longs. gs.-Springmass. 100 ID. Connolly,
9 to I, 3 to l and 8 to s, hsat; Moisant.
lO9 u. KederskD. 8 to l, s to 2 and 9 to 5.
second: Cosgrove. l0s Up. Moody. I to
I. 8 to s and Z to 8. third. Time. La.
Queed. Chiffon Queen. Fred Levy. WIS.,
ible, Con Carne and Hearthstons also
ran.
THIRD RACE-Purse s6Oo: two-year-
olds; selling; Ave and a half furlongs
Pat Rutledss. lO4 (Dsronde). 8 to s. 3
to s and / to I. won; The Urchin. 100
(schuttinser). % to I. 7 to 1 and 3 to J..
second: Requirai. ioi CTaylor). s to l..
to and 7 to 10. third. Time. Los s-S
Edna Liska. Scarlet Letter. Superl.
Aiador and Silver Note also ran.
FOURTH RACE = The Canadian
Sportsman Handicap: $3.50 added;
three year -o!ds and upward; one mile
and a teenth.--Donerail, l09 tGoose)
IS TO 5. Q to 6 and to s. first; Mediator
100 tKsderis), Is to !. 4 to I and 8 to s
second: Lochisl. 100 (Ruxton). IL to /
8 to and . TO 8. third. Time, l.6 SO
Calgary and Flabbersast also ran.
FIFTH RACE--Purse $500; three
year-olds and upward one mile and Q
furiong Cousin Puss. 100 (Vandusen,
1? to 8. 4 to and out. first: Eiwah
100 Deronde). u to 6. I to and out
second: Melton Street. l16 (SmalD.
to &. 2 to s and out. third. Time 1.h2 2-6
Just He'd and F'alcada also ran.