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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-15
JOHN MAKES
MOTHER RAID

John Murphy, prosecutor, ia the
busy boy these days.
No sooner had he raided Johnny
Clancy's near beer" roadhouse, at
the Meadows. than the love OF ad.
venture again overcame him. He
called up several minions OF the Law
and together they crossed to West
Seattle. They cautiously made their
way TO a bungalow at 1926 Alh av.
"Sh--." said Johnny.
"Sh-sh--," echoed the officerA
Silently they crept up to the door.
Silently they entered. Silently they
investigated and discovered sundry
packages and bundles OF wet
goods" TO wit. beer and whisky.
"Ah. hal" said Murphy.
"Heigh-ho!" said the deputies.
But where was the chap who ran
the blind pig''7 Did he escaped
Far be II.
He was asleep on his little couch.
His name is Matt Dee.
"Dee-lighted." said Murphy. and
told him he was under arrest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-15

stall ~. lhs standard graduated
sugar ssc. Stall q. Ice bottles salad
oil. ssc: sardines IN oil. Ice can. Stalls
ai-as. macarnni or spaEhetti, : pkrr isc
elbow mscaront. &c 10 stall Is, regular
asc coffee, zoe 10. Stall So, lbs, peanut
butter. $50. homemade olive oil pickles
aso pt stall 1905 Mason fruit jars. pts
sse. dts. tsc. schrams, pts Ssc, OTIS. sse
rubhors. &c don Stall ss. boiled ham. 2ks
h.. picked PIGS feet Sc each, potato
salad. i0c 10. Stall 1915. 10 lbs pure
GRADUATED sugar. sec. with each ease
grocery order. Stall 1907. salt pork. i2Ac
ID: pot roast i2Ao Ii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-15
4ANETAHY

Stalls iff-i7a. comb honey. isc IN.
fancy black or white figs. lbs. 80. rye
waters. 100 ID. pit Jars pure maple
syrup. ssc. dranoia In bulk. ioo II. Stalls
s?-ss. back bones. 30 III. lamb chops.
lbs 3Sc. shoulder lamb. Toe ID. beet
steaks. ito IN: leaf lard. iaAc III. stall,
N-ss. large cans milk. soc. l III. tea
ttc. lbs pure coffee. 81; rolls toilet
paper. CSC. At Lesliea. ibe eatsup. loo
bottle; soc Jars olives ace. new aspara.
gus. zoe can. ibc cans peas. ioc sliced
pineapple, ibc can. Stall 1914. Elberta
peaches. soc crate; Siberian crabappies
knn rraIn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-15
BUSINESS PART
OF POULSBO is
SWEPT BY FIRE

POCLSBO. Sept. f5.-Poulsbo's
entire business section Was wiped
out by fire which swept the town
early today. Two blocks OF build
ings were destroyed. The timely
arrival OF the fireboat Snoqualmie.
commanded by Lieut.. Leighton.
from Seattle. saved Poulsbo from
total destruction. The damage was
s2e, 700.
The fire broke out In the Olym-
pic hotel.
When the Seattle fireboat arriv-
ed. nearly block OF frame struc-
lures had burned.
The buildings destroyed, togeth-
er. with the losses. follow:
Olympic hotel, $4,000: Myrobes
millinery store. $4,000. Paulson
Hostmark & Dorgens. furniture.
$1,000: Andrew Young building.
$1,000: Reliable Hardware Co.
$4,000: Twegh barber shop. $1,000;
Starr bakery, $1,000: Myrobes
building. $4,000.
Damaged
Myrobes & Son. dry goods store.
$1,000: r. ]. Ellison. store. $500.
Gov. West Of Oregon stays exc
cutions OF two men until after No
yemher elections
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-15
WEsTI.AkE

Stall 3i0, patent flour, siao sack. Stall
AIT. assorted spices. sc can. stan s1e, 4
lbs, navy beans, 2bc, Stalls a00-2is, dry
onions, 10 lbs. CSC. stall a0i cream
fudge zoe 10. Stall ssl. sweet Tokay
grapes. 2bc basket Stalls s22-s24 maple
fudge. 200 ID. stan sls. plum butter. i5c
H. Stall 32a, fun cream cheese. zoe ID.
Stall 3t0. Brussels sprouts. lbe III. Stall
stS, fancy sweet potatoes. 10 lbs. 2be.
stan 30. large head cabbage. &c. Stall
20. 4Oc coffee. lbs 81 Stalls & and G.
steer pot roasts. 15e 10. stall 7, lamb
stew. 7c ~ stalls a27, i5c and zoe or.
anges. Zoe dog. Stall s5s. rhubarh, : lbs.
Toe. Stalls i04-i2a II lbs sugar. 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-15
WHAT THE PRESS
AGENT SAYS

In the play. Kitty MacKay.'
which is now playing at the Moore.
Seattle is most fortunate In the
cast chosen to present the comedy
here. IL is the same cast that pre-
scented the play at the Comedy the
atre. New York. and includes the
names OF such well known artists
as Marjorie Murray. Bernard Thorn
ton. Eleanor Daniels, Wallace Irs.
kline. Marie Stuart, Rule Pyott. and
others.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-15
PUBLICMARKETS
snITH END

stalls ts-s:. les lamb. isyo lb.i lamb
chops. i've ID. fancy pot roast iasc 10. I;
good steak. lee TO- hams. half or whole.
Use III. fancy pork sausage. t2Ne III. {
fancy bacon. sgc ID local bacon. iti1 c
~ Stall -. bananas. dor akcl grape
fruit. 1to dor Tokay grapes. $50 basket.
stall a.. Washington milk. cans SIC
good. Eastern eggs ace doE block Swiss
cheese. sec ID fine Jersey butter, lbs.
81. Stall II. carrots and eects. Z punches
Sc; tomatoes lhs iee. sweet potatoes
. lbs lee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-15
CORNER

Stall rs. Malaga and rokay grapes. &c
H. best baking apples. abo doz. Siberian
crahapplea. 7be box: Concord grapes, soc
large basket. picking cucumhers. CSC
and abc per 100. stall .. salmon trout,
zoe ID; amelt. lbs. 1bc. halibut. ? lbs
i5o. salmon lbs. 2bc. Stall IL, best
sauerkraut. lbc at. dts abc. large Ger
man am pickles. ibc dor. 2 doz. csc,
pure cider vinegar. acc gal white pick.
ling vinegar. ace gal stan ioi. zoe bot
tie mayonnaise, soc; soc bottle salad
dressing. i6c; loo bottle soup pickles. loo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-15

From indications yesterday. open.
ing day of registration for the pres
ent term at the University of
Washington, when more than 1000
former and new students enrolled.
the enrolment this winter promises
10 break records
A special edition OF the U. of w.
Daily greeted the students yester-
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-15

"Cablria." the great photo spec
tacle now being presented at the
Metropolitan theatre. is proving
one of the greatest film attractions
ever and the demand for reserved
seats is steadily increasing. There
are hundreds of thrilling scenes, in
Guiding the burning of village. the
eruption OF a volcano and various
battles between Romans and Car
thagenians.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-15

fsss rfoperty for tsce uis Tot. s-s,ory
buiiains. uith grocery snd fixtures I
wil rent II cannot sell phon.
Queen Anns it1s itso 8e~.n,h W
Hunksn Groom hon.ehest mas teen
picked up ana repaired BY a. pons.
Won. ~ A. Andersen. Repairs coss
fios ~. A. AndsEssn. 90 heavis~.
Ballard Reach
yor ssis- rsautifai hsns.. srzni sw..p-
inT. unobssFprfsd hay ana city eis~
Pleas nrsni zee.
t.roona houss isFss yard tath ~. Green
Lake Rent fsce nanih ksnwoed
asa Nielsen. ifs ieth ~
Yer SALE. cheap. my modern. s.roosa home
sIes nsgs.ner. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-15

I'D rIAI = pf AMfHlIA. WIZ
NORTHERN Dfvfsios. 50.
WHEREAS. q libel snf petition was filed
IN the District Court - the vnitsf
s,sis. ser the western District q
ftth day 81 August 1914. ~ the Ca.
madam Pacific Railway Company. own
e. - the steamship "r~fures. Vie
toris," her engines boilers apparel
tAfhls furrifars. etc. for Limitation ~
is- liability for All Ices. damage snd
infury arising out % ~ occmsionsf nv
that certain voyage 81 the steamship
Princess NtrfortA" commencing q,
Vancouver. y c. Dominion - casAdn
On Ausus' 18Th 1914 q, n o'clock o
m. ard snfirr at Seattle washington
% sasss, is'h. 1914 AZ ahcu, 10
s'-f-cf a m, whether the same sros-
%, - ~ ~ reason - ooiiis'sn ~.
tween TIE steamship Princess Vie
terra" srf sNs steamship Admiral
rArurs1n " Witch occurred - che rnerr.
inE - turrs' -tth. 1910 while the rsif
steamship Princes. Victoria va. on
ih- aforesaid sorsFe ~ otherwise; .rf
WHEREAS. eats petitioner ard in.-ian,
has ri~en . stipulation with rood snf
rnfrrt~rf suf~fy 90 atife by snf pay
ths raesers awarded ~ the final ts.
ere. rendered BY this cnaY' cr ~ ar
appellate court. " appeal Intervene ,e
ths amount % I've Nnnfres rirh. .,-
fheussnf. to hundred ara f~srfs->iws
ara fe-fee fefiars fsrss1st fe1. sns IN
ferss'. fNs same h-'rr ths srrrss.er
~sius 81 TIE ssit steamship .srrsne@s.
Victoria" ans her pending ereirht a,
~. termination Of the aforesaid ~uy-
ars
~v~, Therefore - rrrrnsr~e ~ rna-'f'cr
i..nsf ~ ssif court q me directed snc
delivered 80 hereby cite all rerss-s
claiming damage. FER sry fsursr- los.
nr irfurv arising os' ~ she aforesaid
~oysr. - tte steamship Princes. VIE.
frrfa" ~rfiar 40 Seattle. Washington.
on Aususi .stN. 1914 whefh~ ~eez
Stoned by the aforesaid ratit.ia- o.
oth~r~ise 90 rri~ arf NAH. fus proc.
~ fhrts respective riair1. before A G
bowman ESQ rnt,es States Commits.
.sen~v q, hts office. room Ess Central
building IN she city - Seattle on o.
before ~. 18Th Gay ~ p~c~r-ber 1910
e. ~ o'clock ~ ard ale, ~ appear
before the said Court a. said risrs ~
av before the 18th CAV ~ December
1874 81 it o'clock a m. ana answer
ERE alterations - .aif retftian ana
iiNsii otherwise they will Ne drsauits-
snf tsssrred from participation IN mi.
suit
Dated =, seaitis. Washington. September
frf, 1914
JOHN :. porrr
United pfafe. Marshal for fh~ western
nis'rfe, % Washington. Northern nj.
vision
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-15

Every day that THE STAR
is published, builders list their
bargains on THE STAR
WANT AID page.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-15
20 ACRES
LINCOLN CREEK
VALLEY

Al ceutrniia- on the main auto road tell
ephon.. r. y. u. and milk routes. n
acres in cultivation, 4 acres IN timber.
acres INA orchard. fins spring brook
and good we'll. nice t-reom house. large
barn and other buildings. Price ti.ooos
terms $500 cash. balance ti00 year
for 10 YEARS
SOUTHWEST wAsHfNoToS LAND CO
- Downs Block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-15

fMPRoVED CHICKEN RANCH
acres. partly cleared. rich black level
land on county road; numerous
springs; now houses; y mile from
beach. and near Harper Quick and
cheap service to Seattle.
PRICE $3.50; $3.50 CASH
owner IL sick and must sell
AAsEN SEXTON COMPANY
1910 First Az Elliott 5347
FINE FARM LANDS IN wAsHfNGToN
Irrigated and Non irrigated
Along the New Line" For free booklets
write Irrigation Bureau c.. NJ. a. 81. 4.
Ry.. Seattle. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-15
s AcRES

ron PRICE OF \ cfTr lot
Only 4 blocks from live town. whrr. ihsrs
/. lots % work lard lies nearly level.
and is partly cleared and fenced. the
soil 10 ths xsry hes, ~ clay joan. en-
tirsly free from gravel or hartpan.
Price ttiol terms us down and tte a
month look this up and you viii
never regret a. see owner. iiik Amer.
lean Hank Htdg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-15
ACREAGE
8 ACRES $1,000

with r.~ hunr.iowt good yell.
plenty % wsnf good coil. Hes nie.
and i-v-i ia.s a little ~sy from
stats hishway. ana wi,hiu sasy
driving distsncs from Seattle reu
can live here and work IN s1s cisy
only iac car fare I wiii sell fhis
FOR tss cash and tie a rnonth. Cali
a, ssa Ssw York block for Mr..
1iieen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-15
HOMESTEADS

FohcEp 70 KAciltFicE 80 ACRES
wiil take az los ttea Scr entire sts
acres This prppsriy lies ~sn TO trrf-
safe. no stumpsi ready 20 start pl0--
lea fniiss frusn tewn. ui,h . rail-
roads. cns rAiiroas runs through this
prcpsftr lots 81 fire wntsr available for
dorusssio and ifrisatien purpcsss rhich
10 demonstrated By hundreds ~ ranches
IN neiEhhnrheof rsisins alfalfa hogs
cattle. fufssra chickens. etc Decd
uafh-i Ter all yea raise. rood erheois
iris - an opportunity that yos seldom
hsF. effefed roa. ard would have 10 be
sssn TO b. appreciated. Decided land.
Improved. nsar this property. has been
soif for siee e iset per AGRA same
Kind ~ sefi. Their. ar. sbo., 80 acres
pieusd ahf ready 70 plant 90 alfalfa.
canf afford 70 pay commission on thi.
price. % agents please net answer.
VIII taks yVs ever myself 20 THIS
rropsfir. ana ~ rot as represented will
PAY youf fare fnsirs tfe acres isoe
cAsh. Atdr~" Y. O. Bor iss. s-.ttie.
wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-15
REAL ESTATE

A lovely. new, t-foon. modern bungalow
choics trees. ras. hedge shruh. wood
and cHiCksn house 20 minutes from
buslness esntsr Take Fourth av car.
set OF az o'hsiio a.. one block vest
Call al stti oardsn o. OWnsr for
wash. 80 zoe. street Grade Included.
Hainirr tfsJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-15
MISCELLANEOUS

W. 4 ssS " ''s's.s,.,.
lfzl shipment anywhere FROM
lk-AA the largest stock IN the
- West We msnutaeturs cur
llk[X own Heods and sell direct
70 the consumer, 0uaiitY
llrAxll Nhsotu trlY guaranteed
Leak AZ these prices
lTxNM N.pAnei doors rs sises - 80
49, Front doors ...t.s-. - 70 up
IA u t.piy or veneer doors. o. rs
-, Craftsman doors ..s.... 81 50
Complete inside fni.h Win.
dow sets .a...t. 81 50
outside door frames 81 IS
Inside door frames 80. efs
Window frames .t.... ~ 90
iesiiEht window ..... lie up
WE SAVE NQtf MONEY on
GLASS MfRnppA
PAINTS. ROOFING
nuttntS0 PAPER
BUILDERS HARDWARE
ASK FOR CATALOGUE NO "a
o n WILLIAMS CO
iata Firs, A. y. sssttt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-15
INVESTM ENTS

RIAL ESTATE Aonr0AuEs. ibeS Up.
- TO 50. fully secured. for sale BY Jo~
y Thomas Go Toe ios Cherry u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-15
Rent
Insurance

Reaching just the class of tenants you seek
for that rental property, The Star Want Ads
are the best rent insurance to be had in Seat
tie, and the cheapest.
II your property is tenantless now, let us
put tenant in and stop further losses through
Star "For Rent Ad.
No need to come to the office-just phone
your ad to Main 94oo, The Star WANT AID
phone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-15
LAKE BURIEN PROPERTY

60xi27 all cleared, or view tracts AT Lake
Burien. t2ib 60 $500 81 DOWN AND
b0c PER WEEK. Wylde. az New
York Blk Elliott boO7.
hegai Heights lots, ts0O; $40 cash. IS
month. Gaa NaM York nix ELL Ilr2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-15
II Female HELP WANTED

wantef--A high school girl 20 help with
houseWork after school and on satur-
days W0aid prefer one attending
Franklin. Apply 400 aeth AZ g.
wantsd-GirI TO hem on powsr maehin.
Call 2G1 Pacific block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-15

Improved with new s-ropm cottAxs az
kirkland within easy walk ~ fern
deeh. aud less than half mile from
the lake Coed coil Tor vegetables.
chickens and berries An IDEAL
pisre for q man who 10 ON ploysa In
Seattle and ranfs uttie ranch
rinsu In Price o. .etef terms tico
cash ana 'it monthly Take the
rosnfy ferry direct % Burke q
FarFaFs offics In Kirkland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-15

20 sores best % soil. On main county
road. walking distance from ,owrs
seed school. land across road plated
In ie-arte tracts decided land In neigh.
bofhcod ~ this property has sold Tor
stte per aere II you hasen't used yaur
homestead o. desert rirht and want
scrnsthins close " town. where you
have market for your eggs. butter
vegetables. etc. this 10 an opportunity
hard 10 dupiiratr. Alfalfa yields from
60 10 tons per acre Pine place to
raise hogs. cattle. chickens and turkeys
This IL = REIMBURSEMENT. and not deed
~ land. II you viii 80 and look a.
this property and Investigate values Of
decided land around u. yeu viii quickly
Gee TITS would b good opportunity to
use your riEhts on something eios. TO
town. ana land that shaulf bring f10o
p-r Arrs whsn hirhiy improved Price
% entire - acres. $780, must be cash
Circumstance. cause % this extremely
los price No stnmps 20 rruh. Address
y. nos fss. Seattle. wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-15

is AGENTS WANTED
Agents 70 sell an article us~d By - per
cent Of people. liberal profit. no ped d.
ding experience Unnecessary. Victor
Arch Co. 3es-s Commercial Hids
Dayton. Ohio.
state distributers automobile arcossorfs. .
good commission. Electric careurstor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-15

Four good ife.scr. honsasad. With
GOOD spring water
a
Several GOOD reiinauish partly I'm
proved. n, 100 and Up.
A ssw rood stock ranches at q earsain
=
some good. small Alfalfa farms At srs.ss
per acre
For further particulars call on ar al
drsss Leonard Cole. Vale. Oregon.
ieoo. 900 acre. free Fovernmsnt home.
sirads. decided lands, o. 20 go per acre
ready for blowing. Yields IS 70 "a
hushei. wheat finest inland climate
low homero~korr' excursions write for
free books Immigration Bureau. c.
" = 81 Ry. Seattle wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-15

Gov. West Of Oregon stays exc
cutions of two men until after No
vember elections.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-15
SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS

N~~N~Nr~S-~r>N~r~<~r<>Ts ~NsNSN<NfN~-~~e~S~~y~(
SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
GIFTED. RELIABLE cLAfRvoyhwT
card reader. paimist N troubled er
doubtful. consult me Windsor. S'sth
and Union. Apartment le3
Rev Elizabeth stsiksr-spiri,usi adviser
Circle tonight Readings daily Hotel
anoquainis. Room ~.
Or Ida Griffin the honest medium and
healer, Circles Tuesday Thursday. a
p. m. i4is Third. Startling Hotel.
Madame FFank-Sot ciairvoyant. cafd
reader. paimist. fun reading hoc. stf
Pine.
Renowned Egyptian oihirvoyant, readings
daily sfs Union
Soldier boy. circis FRIDAY nisht 7tztb
First av. Reading. daily
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Gifted card reader. $50 CIV Yssisr
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CLASSIFIED BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
Classified Ad Rates

siphahcttcally Arranged Tor tha cen
xeniencs of our nuny Readers
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rs FOR RENT UNFINISHED
HOTELS
27 FURNISHED ROOMS

III ninth. between James ana Yesler.
Dandy rooms steam heat. free bath
and phone; walking distance. men.
81 so IN
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LEGAL NOTICES

UNITED STATES or AMERICA. WET
ER~ DISTRICT or wkfHrN0roN
NORTHERN DIVISION Fa
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-04
Yankees Take Second Game of
Series from Brooklyn Dodgers

The New York American Leaguers
evened up the exhibition series W tn
the Brooklyn Nationals at Ebbets
Field, Brooklyn. yesterday, by win
ming the second game, 6 to l. Both
Caldwell and Cole pitched ball OF mid
summer brand, although a cold wind
kept the few hundred spectators shiv-
ering throughout. Brooklyn's solitary
run was made off Caldwell through
an error by Hartzell.
Fischer opened. the third Inn ne
with a triple, but was caught between
third and home on Browns groundel
to Caldwell. Brown took second or
the play, took tn I'd on Hartzell's
tumble and scored on Dauber's force
out of Dalton.
The New Yorks found Brown for o
pass and two hits at the start of the
game all three men scoring. In the
fourth, Cooks double, Peckinpaugh' s
triple and Sweeney's sacrifice fly sent
in another brace of TALES. Pfeffer
was effective in the last five innings.
Hartzells force, steal, an out and
Williams's single scoring the only
run off him.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-04
STAR LIGHTWEIGHT TRIO
FORSAKES GOTHAM FANS
STAGE IS SET FOR
K|LL|FER HEARING
Injunction Suit Against Organ
lied Baseball to Be Aired
in Michigan Today.
RESERVE CLAUSE ILLEGAL

Decks were cleared In United States
District Court at Grand Rapids
Mich, today for the first real legal
battle between organized baseball and
the Federal League. William F. Kill
iifer. the catcher, who began his base
ball career with Michigan teams and
worked his way to the majors, was
the storm centre. The question for
the court to decide was whether Kill
.lfer is the property of the Chicago
team of the Federal League or he
longs to the Philadelphia Nationals
Last season Killifer was with Phil
adelphia. During the past winter he
signed a Federal League contract;
then he renowned the Independent
organization and signed a new con-
tract with the Philadelphia club. As
a result, the Fedora League started
injunction proceedings in the United
States District Court at Grand Rap
ids to restrain Killifer from playing
with Philadelphia. The petition also
asks that Killifer be declared the
property of the Chicago Federals.
The reserve clause, sometimes
termed the bulwark of organi4 ed
baseball, may not be attacked by the
attorneys for the petitioning club. al
though officials of the Federal League
have held the clause to be illegal.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-04
FOOD FOR FIGHT FANS

Young Diamond, of Jersey City, will
meet Eddie Fitzsimmons. of New
York, in the main attraction a.
Browns gymnasium tonight. The
second bout will bring together Ri ly
Lewis, of Newark, and Sailor Maher,
of Long Island City. Sam Diamond,
the former 105-pound amateur cham
p on, meets Young Sharkey in the six
round semi
Jimmy Clabby, of Hammond, Ind,
and Billy Murray, of Sacramento, Cal
mldd eWeights,. fought twenty round
to d draw al DAILY City. Cal, last
night.
Conceded to be one of the greatest
boxers that ever pulled on a glove
Jack Blackburn will have q chance
to display his cleverness tonight
when he tackles Tommy Howell, the
italian, in 1.-THE feature bout at the
National Athletic Club in Philadel-
,phia.
sPaeltey Hommey and X. o. Brown
had a. SUGGEST for ten rounds in the
main event at the Empire A. c., New
York, last night At the finish Hon
mey had earned the popular decision
by q small margin.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-04
Jabs and Jolts Of Local Boxers

him. Kiebler, according to his man
ager, Jack Storm. was matched to
box Howard at the National Sporting
Club, Now York. April 6, but Dan
Morgan, the latters manager, called
off the affair, claiming that there was
not enough money hinged on the con-
test Kiebler is still after Howard,
however, and says he has a victory
over Johnny. too. kiebler will box
Broadway Sporting club, Brooklyn,
April II,
Jimmy McVeigh will box in Easton,
Pa, next Tuesday night His OPP
ponent viii probably be jim Mclean
o
Young Dundee writes as follows:
'1ll box Mickey Perna at Troxlers
on a winner take all basis. Now II
Perna pneans business the bout is
clinched."
Well, Mickey, what have you to
say?
o
Fighting Joe Lundy, a local 1876
pound battler, wishes to meet any of
the local boys of that weight, Young
Salzman and Fred Massey preferred,
in a bout to be fought at Gus Trox-
ler's in the near future. Lundy is
no~ being handled by Jack Reimers.
33l Elizabeth avenue.
o
Mickey Dover Is anxious to box any
lightweight in this section for a side
purse. Dover is training Frankie
Ford.
o
Joe Cassidy is training for bout
mr.. W. TDu
o.
Battling Schenck says he will meet
Al Mccloskey, of Elizabeth il he sue
ceeds in defeating Billy Morrow, of
Orange, OF Troxler's Monday night
April 10.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-04
Results OF Exhibition
Contests Yesterday
International League.

International League.
Jersey city 8. RichmOnd 3; at
Richmond. Va.
Rochester I, Birmingham 70; at
Birmingham, Ala
Toronto /, Dallas 10; at Dallas, Tex.
National League.
New York 8, Beaumont /, at Beau
mont, Tex.
Cincinnati 9, Louisville 1, at Louis
Vile, Ky.
Chicago 2, indianapolis I; at In
dlanapolls, Ind.
Boston 3, Atlanta 3; at Atlanta, Ga.
American League.
New York 6, Brooklyn /; at Brook
lyn.
Cleveland 3, Chattanooga 2; at Chat
tanooga, Tenn.
Chicago 9, Fort Worth 3; at Fort
Worth, Tex.
Athletic seconds 4, Portsmouth 6;
at Portsmouth, Va.
Boston 7, Nashville 4 at Nashville,
Tenn.
Cleveland 3, Columbus I at COlum
bus, Ca
washington 10, U. of Vermont 0;
at Washington, d. C.