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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09
VILLA IGNORED
PROTEST BY j. S.
Disregarded America When He
Ordered Spaniards Deported.
NEW GUILLOTINE IN MEXICO
General Gutierrez Says French Revo
luton instrument of Death Works
Flne-Fiehtins Continues in
Outskirts Of Tampico.

Vera Cruz, April 8.-Fighting con
tinues in the outskirts of Tampico,
according to wireless dispatches re-
ceiyed here. Many dead and wounded
have been taken into the city. The
rebels are closing in on the federal
garrison and an attack in force on
the city proper is expected within a
few hours.
Villa Defles U. S. Protest.
Ell Paso, Tex, April S.-Protests
made ly representative Of the
American government were disregard
ed by "Pancho" Villa when the rebel
leader ordered the deportation Of 500
Spanish residents of Torreon. 1t was
learned that George c. Carothers, the
United States consular agent who ar
rived from Torreon, tried to dissuade
Villa but failed.
Carothers says that the Spanish ex-
pulsion is the one blot on the record
of Villa at Torreon. The rebel com.
mander and his men respected the
rules of civilized warfare and protect.
ed foreigners and non-combatants dur
ing the battle.
On one occasion during the battle
OF Gomez Palacio. General Velasco
dren were housed in the Juan Brit
tingham soap factory and Villa i'm
mediately ordered his gunners to di'
vert their fire from that structure.
When the rebels later captured the
building and put their wounded there
in Villa in turn notified Velasco and
the federal generals reply was a
heavy artillery fire that shattered the
soap factory.
Build GuiIIotine In Mexico.
Juarez, Mexico, April S.-The guillo
tine of France has made its appear
! ance In Mexico, and a new form oI
execution, deCapitation, confronts tht
enemies of the constitutionalists' revo
luton in the state of San Luis Potosi
Near the village Of Conception del
Orc, state Of San Luis Potosi, home
made guillotine has been erected. 1t
was built by rebel mechanics In the
| corps commanded by General EulaltO
Gutierrez, who is now in this city con
ferring with Carranza.
Already the new death instrument
has been tested, and, as the general
says, 1T works splendidly." But the
test was not made on a human being.
A lamb was sacrificed to It.
Built for Revenge.
Desire for revenge. the sentiment
that gave birth to the guillotine in
the French revolution, is responsible
for its appearance in the present in
stance. General Gutierrez's brother
in.law, Jose Morales, was killed some
time ago in battle against the fed
erals near Saltillo. The family OF
Morales, including an infant daugh
ter and Gutierrezs sister, we're liV
ing in Saltillo at the time. Saltillo
is occupied by federal troops and
when the commander learned that the
relatives of Gutierrez were in the city
he hunted them.
The Morales family was found
placed aboard troop train and taken
to San Luis Potosi. The baby daugh
ter died from exposure on the way
and nothing is known OF the fate Of
other members of the family.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09

Davenport, April 8. - Overpowered
by the train crew on the Milwaukee
freight No. 66 following his attack
on Conductor A. Pulford, OF Savanna
Yesterday afternoon at Pleasant Val
lev, John Alberts, an escaped luna
tic from the Watertown, ILL.,, hospltai,
was turned over to the authorities
today. The man boarded the train
and said he was the owner OF the line
He demanded that Pulford carry OUT
his orders and when Pulford refused
attacked him with knife.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09
Unidentified Woman Suicides.

Niagara Falls, April S.-An uniden'
titled woman committed suicide here
today by throwing herself in the Nj
agara river at the Third Sister Island
observation Officer Charles Martin
succeeded in hauling her out once
and second officer caught her cloth
ing by a pole but she successfully
|combatted all efforts to save her by
sinking beneath the surface and
,bracing herself against the rocky bot
tom of the river. The body was re
covered.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09
Open War Predicted.

Des Moines, April S.--Open war be-
tween capital and labor Is predicted
here today after Superintendent Nit
chell. of the department of public
safety, who took Office Monday, an.
nounced the appointment of Ed Craw-
ford as chief of police. Crawford was
formerly superintendent OF the Red
Line Transfer Co.. and took an active
part In the war with the teamsters'
union a year ago. Mitchell was elect
ed through the aid OF the business
mems association, who are anxious to
make Des Moines an open shop town.
All five members of the council this
afternoon confirmed the appointment
by Mitchell of Ed Crawford as chief
|of police.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09
Premier Asauith Elected.

Cupar East Fife, Scotland, April s.
Premier Asquith was automatically
reelected to the House of Commons
today when he was formally nominal
ed by the liberals and no candidates
were placed in the field to oppose
him. The premier has thus obtained
an electoral endorsement without the
dissolution of his cabinet and will
now resume the government leader
ship in the future actions on the home
rule bill.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09
TO TRY CAlLlAUX WITH WIFE
French Minister May Be Held as Ae'
complete in Murder Of Editor
Of Figaro.

Paris, France, April S.-The ques'
ton whether Joseph Caillaux, former
minister of finance. may be charged
as an accessory of his wife in the
assassination of CASTOR Calmette, edi-
tor of the Figaro. is the subject Of gen
eral discussion In the newspapers.
The publication OF the testimony OF
President Poincare, indicating that NJ.
Caillaux had at least influenced his
wife's action, has given rise to the
suggestion that he may be brought
into the investigation as an accom-
plice.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09
BADlNG LEADS IN MILWAUKEE
Returns From 81 of f42 Precincts
show Present incumbent
Ahead of Seidel.

Milwaukee, April S.-With returns
In from 81 OF the 142 precincts in the
city, DIR. G. A. Bading, present In.
eumbent, is leading Emil Seidel. the
Socialist candidate for mayor OF the
city. by 1902. The vote for the 81
precincts Is: Bading, 21,676; Seidel,
17,174.
Heavy Socialist wards are yet to be
heard from, but the election OF Bading
"a conceded by the non-partisan press
ny a narrow majority,
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09
Aeroplanc Locates Ship.

Marblehead, Mass, April s. - An
aeroplane was USED today, perhaps
for the first time. for the purpose OF
locating a ship in distress. A biplahe
answered the signal of distress in the
fog and located the steel steamer
Coastwise. The aeroplane guided a
life saving launch to the spot where
the Coastwise was drifting with dis
ables engines in Salem Harbor.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09
Mccoy Knocks Out Chip.

New York, April S.-Al Mccoy, OF
Brooklyn, knocked out George Chip,
OF New Castle, Pa, leading claimant
for the middleweight title in the first
round OF their ten.round match last
night Chip recently scored two
knockout victories over Frank Klaus
OF Pittsburgh, who defeated Georges
Carpenter In Paris.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09
students Go ON strike,

Clinton, Iowa April 8.--High school
students here went on strike Tues
day because the school board did not
lreappoint Miss Ardeila Billings pria-
icipal. Miss Billings induced the stu
dents to return to their classes tenn.
porarily, but an organization was
formed at a mass meeting of students
at noon and a protest to the school
board was affirmed. The students
marched out IN accordance with pre-
arranged plans
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09
Bench Warrant for Sicael.

New York, April S-Bench warrants
for the arrest of Henry Siegel and
Frank +. Vogel, his partner in stores
here and in Boston which recently
failed for millions. were ordered is
sued today by Judge Mulqueen. The
action came when the two men failed
to appear to plea in criminal actions
against them for larceny from banks
by means of false statements.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09
columbia sions canal treaty.

Bogota, Columbia, April 8, - The
treaty between the United States and
Columbia settling the Panama contro-
versy was signed today at the State
Department of Columbia by the Amer.
lean Minister, Thaddeus A. Thomp-
son, and representatives OF the Col
|umbian government.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09
Labor Ticket Wins.

Aguilar, Colo. April S.-The entire
labor ticket. the first of its kind to
be put forth in southern Colorado,
was elected yesterday by large ma
iorities over the candidates on the
citizens ticket,
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09
Kills FORMER roommate and SELF

St. Louis, Mo-, April 8. = Patrick
McCabe, a woodman, of Eureka, Mo-,
near here, shot and killed A. J. Sykes,
his former roommate and working
partner. Last night while a posse
was hunting for him In the woods
nearby, McCabe shot and killed him.
self Sykes was widower, So years
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09
Democrats open HEADQUARTERS.

Des Moines, April Headquarters
OF the democratic party were opened
In Observatory building here today.
Mrs. Caroline Young Smith will have
charge OF the office,
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09
ottumwa 1913 Fire losses.

Ottumwa, Iowa, April Fire Chief
al report of the fire loss in Ottumwa
during the year ending March 81. The
surance of $627,050; 166 calls were
answered during the year.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09
keokuk County Court.

Sigourney. April S.-District court
is in session here with Judge John F.
Talbot presiding and J. H. p. Robin.
son shorthand reporter. There are
forty-seveno cases on the probate
lContinued ON Page ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-16
RICHIE IN fine,
SHAPE TO MEET
MURPHY FRIDAY

SAN FRANCISCO. April iG.-
Willie Richie and Harl~n Tommy
Murphy eased up today on the
grind preparatory TO their sehed'
uled 2O.round bout here tomorrow
evening.
Both fighters we're down TO the
required 1875 pounds today.
The odds on the contest took an
other tumble today. Richie ruling
a i0-to-s fayorite. Even at this
price. Murphy money is scarce
Richie put In a hard days work
yesterday. lie was out on the road
early In the morning. and during
the afternoon boxed six rounds
three with Willie Robinson and
three with Johnny OIeary.
Il want my friends To know that
I feel right for this match and
that ] feel confident am going 10
win" said Richie today And !
will win iuw ms fast as / can"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-16
VARSITY ENTERS
BIG RACE; WON'T
SEND FRESHMEN

The University OF Washington r.
today entered in the Poughkeepsie
regatta. Manager Ralph A. Horr
filed Washington's entry by teie-
graph Wednesday night. This
formality places the possibility OF
the trip beyond doubt.
Invitation TO compete in the
great event was received from the
officials yesterday. Washington
was invited to send it's freshman
crew as well. This invitation was,
however, declined.
The race takes place In June.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-16
This Pitcher Puts
Soap on Spitters
MY WORD! BOMB'SA
.BALLY FALSE ALARM

trained hard for Chip, and when
planted my trusty right 10 the
Jaw. he dropped like log.
Everybody seemed surprised. |
was not only surprised. but para
lyzed My first thought was: Ny,
he's on the floor and can't get up.
Gee whiz! | must be champion!'
1T was a funny feeling. too"
American league scorers are up
against II, now that Walter John
son has developed into pinch hit
ter.
It's like this. When Walter goes
In for another pitcher in the ninth
inning and comes through with the
bingle that wins the game. how are
the scorers going 70 put the happen
ing DOWN.
VIII Johnson or the other pitcher
get the credit for the victory7
Now that Chicago won't stand
for them, Milwaukee l. the pres
ent paradise Of the wrestIerx.
STRANGER" Lewis and Valdez
Zbysxko are holding forth there.
Wrestling matches are being
staged every other week and
are drawing fair crowds.
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| He Gets Many Love
| Notes; Is Bachelor
DELL WORKS LIKE
LAST YEARS MODEL

Fans failed to perceive weiser
nelrs hundred per cent" improve.
ment when the big Idaho boy
worked against Portland yesterday,
In fact. Weiser showed the same
old stuff that had him wearing a
path from the mound TO tho barn
during the closing OF the campaign
OF 1918. The game was left high
and dry when the young hero. MIR.
Pete Reardon. took up Weiser's
burden.
Mayor fii opened the proceed,
ings In poor form. The mayors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-16

good right arm hung Imply at his
side. Too much glad.hand did Il.
His honor utilized his left wing
When he heaved. the ball rolled In
the direction OF tirw Dug. all Sc,
to catch II. tried 60 persuade Iii 10
chuck another. but the mayor
wouldn't
The batting optic OF Charley
swain, who came TO Seattle
with the home-run batting record
for the Coast tucked away In his
bat bag. is still little haxy. The
fans have been jumping all over
Charles
"Whcreio Kit that record. In the
Winter leaguat" inquired one fan
OF Charles yesterday. after Swain
had famed for the second time.
Dug must n been soft 90 sign n
guy like you" another volunteered
Swain put allcncer on the
knockers when he blffcd single
In the sixth.
The wages OF Bobby Coltrin and
Manager Nick Williams were
nickcd TO the extent OF ten seeds
apiece after a run-in In with his
Jumps"
A thrown ball HIT Portland coach
of first and Shuster chased bob.
by. who dashed homo on the play.
back 10 third.
Manager Nick and Bobby pro.
ceeded out on the field and threat.
ened to have the very blood OF his
nibs II he continued To pull such
stuff.
Williams insisted there wasn't
any such rule In the baseball cat.
alogue.
At this iuncture the fines were
slapped on.
After calming down. Manager
Nick journeyed To the pit and
bawled out his player for not re,
moving himself when he saw the
ball coming.
Seattle Is the only club In the cir.
cult which provides a batting cage
for morning practice Manager
Raymond figures about an hour OF
this form OF practice each day and
pretty soon our Giants will be cioui.
Ing the other pitchers TO death. The
cage IL put directly back OF home
plate and eliminates the necessity
OF catcher The players practice
every morning. beginning at 10
O'Clock.
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signing them.
Tho decision destroys all the
dope BASEBALL ~ SET BACK
TO THE DAYS or THE BROTH
ERHoOD, when. n n manager at
tempted 10 reproye a player for
some mlsplay. the employe simply
climbed fence and joined the 9th
err organization.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-16

- HHH 49, 80
ish heavyweight.
II "B o M b"
ever gets the
knockout habit
well developed
they say he will
be n terror.
Every time he
gets knocked out
Wells G o m es
right back and
puts some other
fighter a W a y,
thereby giving
the London sport
critics something
10 write about.
o
Il got a. repu.
tation. and [ don't
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want 10 lose H." said Al Mccoy. con
queror OF George Chip. today. up
TO the time ! sent George into glum.
berland | had just been a-middlin'
fair middlewight. The trouble with
mo had been that I never trained.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-16
BY Hugh S. Fullerton

=
Judge Sessions declaion on IN,
validity OF the reserve clause II
baseball contracts means the free
lng OF players, allowing them to slgr
where they please. Il makes tbs
player a free agent. free TO do bust
ness with whom he chooses.
II will break up the baseball
trust
II Will boos, players salaries sky
hlahl
II Will make the baseball war one
OF exterminationl
II will upset the entire fabric OF
organized BASEBALL
IL Will change the dope on nearly
every team In the three big leaeuesi
u will throw the Jumping season
wide openl
1T SPELLS ANARCHY IN BASE.
BAlll
Contracts Worthless
Judge Sessions has held that the
contracts by which the baseball
trust has been held together for the
last twelve years are worthless. be
cause they lack mutuality and are
inequltabie.
Hut In remandlng Killiter 10 the
Philadelphia team he decides that
the Federal agents had no right 10
persuade the catcher 10 jump his re-
serve contract.
In simple words. II seems TO
mean that N player ia disast.
lsfled. he cannot be held. but
that the third party ha. no
right. for seiflsh motives, 20 In.
terfere and persuade an en-
ploye 10 leave an employer.
Makes Players independent
Therefore. n tho player Is not
satisfied. and IL held only by an In.
equitable contract. he IL at liberty
20 seek employment elsewhere.
killlfer. having been satisfied and
not seeking freedom himself. chang.
ed the aspect of the suit.
Organized baseball has known for
many years that It's contracts would
not hold In court. Since the for.
nation OF the Federal league they
have tried TO amend their contract
so as to bring Il within the Law.
But the baseball Piw-ers' fra,er.
nifty sent out word advising their
members not 10 sign any new con.
tracts until the courts have decided
the legality OF the reserve clause
and the ten-day notice clause.
Feds Have 100 Apple atoms
The only bcneficiariea by the dc
clKion are the players themselves.
Those who are working under hold.
over contracts. those who have sign.
ed tho old form OF contracts and re-
fused TO sign the new. seem at lib
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SPOR IS
MY TO lump where they please.

erty to Jump where they please.
The Federal league has had appli.
cations from nj least 100 major
league players who want TO Join
them. They were advised by their
lawyers not TO touch players under
contract until after the killifer de
ciaion and 10 submit the contracts
OF all players 10 the lawyers before
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-16

The Muny Civil Service club has
arranged big boxing and wrest-
ling smoker to be held at the Pa
cific Athletic club tonight Mayor
Gil will be the guest of honor.
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martini cut. hit by basfsd bali
Seattle .ssss..s....i 900 o 90
Portland .....g ee0ef IL
TEo-base hifs-puddy. Caitrfn :. 0uiE-
NJ. Eaatisy sacrifice hits-sNain. Setnsi.
Eastiey. sacrifice fiY--uausrnan. struck
Sut--ueii Z. Esstisy : bases on halls
Doll 5. Esstisy a double play Perrins 10
Raymond 20 James. pitchers summary
hits and runs of Dell In innings.
hits and run off Rsardon In : innings
CharE9 defeat 20 beIl Lmrira-- shustsr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-16

The Ballard high school nine gave
the University Of Washington team
hard rub In an exciting game
played Wednesday afternoon. The
varsity won. 10 6. For the frs,
five innings. Bike OF Ballard held
the college boys without a run. In
the meantime Ballard piled up
four Leader. Bryant and Morrill,
pitched for Washington. Leader
famed s in 3 innings.
MORAN NEAR DEATH.
Owen Moran. the English light.
weight. is reported dying OF tuber.
culoEis In London.
Topeka. In the Western league,
has Is pitchers trying out for job
on its hurting staff.
Nap Rucker. Brooklyn southpaw
stricken with tonsilitis after recent
game. is seriously III.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-16

Having tied one knot In the Colts
tail. Manager Raymond and his
army OF athletes refuse to believe
that Manager Williams nag ia n
risky thing.
Kiiiiiay. the venerable. leaned mp
against the green paint and there
upon wore fresh look.
That can DO gotten with the aid
Of q submarine.
A Kentucky man offered $4,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-16
MORGAN GREW CAPTAIN

Julius Spencer Morgan, grandson
OF the late ]. p. Morgan. has been
chosen captain OF the Harvard
senior crew.
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for an Old Rose BUD. once n Ken
lucky derby favoriie. but was
refused.
One OF the Colts did a snow pillow
act In sliding into second. where
upon little Napoleon grew black In
the face land then somel.
!, II the damp descends this after
noon "a II did during yesterdays
mixup. we advise all bleacherites
10 bring their bathing suits.
After giving Jumps Shuster the
once over. the ball players promise
TO let him exist for a few days
longer. anyhow.
Nick Williams promises that some
of his athletes who are on trial
may be acquitted during the next
few weeks.
HELP FIRE. poLIcEl
We hope TO be sitting in the ball
yard when Joe Wally tries 20 con
vince the umpire about an infield
fly with nobody on the bases.
Buzz Around won at jamestown
the other day. which only goes to
show that he can buzz around.
Charlie White, the lightweight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-16
By Hal Sheridan

/. NEW YORK. April 1.-THE most
optimistic man ia the world, Eng.
lish sportsman say. II Bombardier
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-16
NICE EoR RuEEAIo.

Federal schedule conflicts with
international league IS times at
Buffalo.
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EDGAR is LUCKY GUY.
Princeton trustees accept offer OF
Edgar Palmer 10 build n 5000. 900
stadium.
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COAST IEAOlJE SCORES

San Francisco 3, Los Angeles T.
Venice IL, Sacramento 9; Oakland
Portland game postponed: rain.
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LIFT FIGHT LID.
The boxing lid has been lifted In
Boston.
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A aIlmpsE AHEAD

Battling Kiebler vs.. Tommy
Teauge. April IS. New York: mid.
dleweighters.
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More for Butler

Blondy Butler took on two OPP
ponents at the White House par.
lors Wednesday. defeating FTan.
merry. 100 TO S. and Rndd. 100 TO
sb. He plays two more today.
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who meets Richie soon. ia on a
vaudeville tour.
He 10 wise 20 do this stunt be-
fore instead Of after meeting Willie.
Sam Tangford now weighs 2io
pounds. II he continues to gain
weight he will be heavyweight
/ champion. as far as heft II con
corned.
Willie Hoppe has n now mana
ger named Normal Carlyle.
Welsh and Cross are TO sec VII.
lie Richie fight Murphy.
/ But far be Il from then, TO be
Jealous Of murph.
n oxford University cleans up
the intercollegiate fourmils relay
at Philadelphia April Is. John Bull
viii have no cause to CROW.
Z The oxford team In made up OF
one Englisher. one American. one
Australian and one South African.
A guy named Waterbury withdrew
/ from a tennis tournament.
| His handspring must have run
I down.
A DIP INTO THE PAST
July 81. 1885. II. NJ. Johnson went
100 yards In 9ts seconds. Cleveland.
Ohio.
a GLIMPSE AHEAD
Battling Kiebler vs.. Tommy
Teauge, April is. New York: mid
| dlewcightera.
A DEEP THOUGHT FOR TODAY
The minors are loading up with
| big league table scraps
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-16

Hest modern outside rooms. Use
10 bDc Stewart house. SO West
Stewart 49, Advertisement.
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A DEEP THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY
The minors are loading up with
big league table scraps.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
FEDERAL LEAGUE

AT acknowledgements.
burg game postponed; rein.
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AT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
more game postponed; rain.
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a
ehonored
slippery