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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-13
OBREGON LEAVES
CITY Of MEXICO
AMERICAN CITIZEN KILLED Bi
ZAPATA SOLDIERS WHEN
THEY ENTER CITY.
PREPARATION IS DEMANDED
Motive fOr Murder Was Undoubtedly
Revenge for killing Two svi.
dicrs Who Tried tO
Loot Houses.
o. Naocisicd Pres
WASHINGTON. d. G.. March ~

o. 'Hoeisicd Pres
WASHINGTON. u. C.. March ~
Encouraging adyices telling oil
the relief = he food famine n Mex
icu City th,ough the evacuation OF
hc capital bv the forces under Oh
regOn. the Carranza commander. was
beclOudod ~ the news that on the
entry OF the Zapata troops John
McManas, an American citizen.
was murdered. lie was shot IN his
home with the door sealed with the
coat OF arms OF the United States
Oyg' which flew the American flag
Instant demand was made by the
BRAZILIAN minister on behalf Of this
government for the punishment OF
those guilty.
After conference between Pres
ldent Wilson and his cabinet. Bryan
telegraphed approval OF his action,
adding demand for roparatlon 10
the family OF the victim.
The minister WAS instructed TO In
sist on the early punishment OF the
offenders to impress the post com-
mauder. General Salazlr. OF the ser
iousness with which II Is viewed 10y
he American government. The
occupation OF the city by zapatistas
was marrod by three eases OF loot
Ing.
The motive fdr the McManus ma.
der was undoubtedly revenge for the
killing OF two Zapatistas by Ne.
Mauus.. when their forces last LEFT
the capital The soldiers attempted
10 loot his home.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-13
FIRE sWEEs SHAMROCK
Blaxe Originated In Building Occu-
pied bV bankrupt St"ck--
Others Iiurncd.

SUAMBOrk. Tex. MIrtH o.
Fire wa Uncovered al O'Clock ihi.
morning 90 the flolmes huildlng
,rcupi.d d bf CLARK Of Okluhuml. thIs
'ir mrccouily went into baukruptr'
anu tho stock vas bought hy \ J
August Of Topeka. Kansas This i-
tho Second fire Tor shamrock huin
originating in Vay that point. 10
lUcondiary orieiu
IN addiiioH to ihc total l"s- OF
ihls Building and took other buili
nff we're total loss a.. f"ilou
Tho Hrovn building occupied hy
ihr Thrar 7 eaf club.
Scrugg Bros Groccrice. owned
stork and building
Tate building occupied hv Mr..
gtr.cus Millinery. stock saved
Hatcher Building occupied hy "
= CARY furniture. mUs' 81 stock
saved
WopilrJ building occupied b, "
e.. r,i.. part 90 stock saved.
Woodley office Just vacated 'y
millinery stock.
The D. l.. Woolrf lumber stock
% the north Hld ~ 'hl block "a
sstod on sccouut Of favorable uea-
'her conditions and having a break
of 90 feet between the humber Of
ficc and fll iest burned bulldlns
Al stocks and building partly
covered by insurance
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-13
RRrrlsH CRUIsER suNK BY ToRPEDo

LONDON, March l2-Ihc admiralty the loss of
the auxiliary Bayano while engaged patrol duty.
comparatively OF thuiy five hundred dis
placement fl6 feet long Il taken by the
when the begun.
In the statement OF hr disaster the admiralty "On
March eleventh wrccsg OF the Bayano and bodies discovered
under which pom, that sunk bv enemy tor
pedo Eight Officers and ~ rescued but feared
the remainder Of the arr lost.
The captain the Bcfss, Cacrcaugh reports that
passing Thursday morning quantity Of wrecagc and dead
bodies III stny icbcs An attempted search prevented
by the presence o enemy ubuau which chased him o
ly minute"
The Belfast correspondent Of The Daily Telegraph the
Bayano orpedocd Thursday morning off CocWa point
Wgh,onshrc Scotland rcarv hundred lives lest The
sank almost Immediately !, carried ci about 2l6
from Wiyhownshrc the souhernosl county Scotland
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-13
lAl HART GalNDJURY BUSY
Four indictments Returned and
Further Investigations l,cSum.
c,l hy Probcr>.

DALlIART. Tex, March l2-
ho Dnllam county grand jury re-
turned four Indictment, today and
.mmedlatrl, resumed their mrr-ti-
cations. an four Indictments are
loi f,lonics. onr being for forgery
enc FOR burglary aud tao for ass
Hsult to murder. the last two being
roth against the railway mail clerk
ho ran amuck OIL th. Rock Island
train some weeks ago. ut'lckiu- the
Cthcr two clerks on ths mail car
tith him by shooting OF them With
pistol. AZ ol the parii'- are un-
der arrest. two oi them briug con
med To- tho Dallam counts Jail and
the mail clerk being held 900 iail iu
kHusas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-13
GERMAN CRUISER ALLOWED TO REPAIR

WASHINGTON Marc-, u Officials Of the American COVER
decided that the time allowed the raider Pnr
Frederich repair Newport News shall official
Whether viii be nlerned will probably b. de-
cdcd until the expiration Of the time limit which believed 20 b.
three weeks
The German embassy has investigated , circumstance
rounding the sinking Of the American ship William p Fc and
communicating with Berlin concerning the question also the
question of uernmcni Of the Prinz Eie Frederick.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-13
THAW JURY Seems DIVIDED
iuiN DcliirfaiHd uuf Iuurs and
Went o.. UHi Without in'ii-
tIftu- lt.-ult

NIW YuEE. HHrrh AtiH
HH hoH Hf Is Nrrtfi0u ihr iur
r ih, r-.. u Harry Randall ThaH
aII tour .. defendant. charged oi'a
pirar, r connection ai'h ThaH
escape fr0u f.o insane losr.'H.
HIrI tn r,t.U an afrcCment and
eas locked up Tor th, uibht
Court officials remained 80 flr
Court building until the Iury Vas
officially pm tO bed
The Juror a-s divided D. appra
90 from q fIous asked by ihe fore
man
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-13
ROCKEFELLER'S
WIFE NOW DEAD
HAD BEEN SICK FOR SEVERAL
YEARS AND RESULT WAS
81 NOT UNEXPECTED.
HUSBAND AND SON AWAY
Was Daughter of Mcil.to.,iO Famil,
While Husband Was Country
iioy without Common
AdN hniAyc>.

~ A.sociaird rfas
NEW YORK. March ~ Mrs.
John ID Rockefelld'. died at On,
family home at Tarrytown. New
York at 1880 this morning. She
was - wears old.
\ sister, one ct her daughters, th
family physician auI the sertmts
wcre prcs.ut when the end came
liei husband aud some ar expected
home tonight from Florida
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-13
TEliRE HAUTE REPEATER
GOT DOLLAR \ NOTE

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, March H.
"A dollar for every time "r'.
p,ator" voted az Tcrrc lIautc clcc-
ton last fan appeared the rcgulat
scale Of pay according to witnesses
testlfylng "a the trial of Mayor
Roberts aud tWenty-seycn otheri
FOR ronsplrins TO corrupt federal
election.
Ben Tucker. witness said ho
,otcd five times aud each ,imc VA.
siyerta dollar by Dranis Shoa. nn'
Of tho defendants aud tbc cYunt.
sheriff. Lester Hull. pho pleaded
full'y aid he voted in usrrly Cycry
precinct in town
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-13

low a CITY fa Har fl sHf'
fre hiEh sohooI frs 'af.ur n.r f.-
cay CD tie preiImr. bal flali
games AZ Grinnell Nmr Drntr a0f
cedar Pals. W preparation Tor the
semi finals aud fine. thirh vII he
fiased Of here oH Narrh Is arf 20
o. determine tle Aigl s,looI rhani-
r'ou ship % fhe sfaf.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-13
Sg.OOO.OOO Cargo.

BOSTON, Mass. Mar IA ear.
70 Of wool. valued AZ over $1,000.
400 Is bound for Boston on board
the British steamer Lord Erue.
which sailed from Australia Feb.
20. The cargo Is the finest Of Nur.
tralia wool. the larg EST ever brought
10 this port Tho Lord Eruc viii hc
N, first steamship from Australia
10 use the Panama Canal route tu
lo.tOl.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-13
RAIDING CRUISER Will. INTERN.

NEWPORT NEWS, March IA say positively that the
PnI Ee Friedrich will leave this until the end Of the
European war th declaration made BY Captain Kshme
the sailing ship William Frye which destroyed by the
German raiders He had left the German captain tie
fused To anplhy has statement
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-13
BRITISH ATTEMPT TO
RELIEVE PRESSURE
New German Army Appears in Poland Which May
Weaken Russian Defense in Region East Of
Prussian Frontier Quickly.
GERMAN DIPLOMATS WITH NEUTRAILSS

BRITISH CRUISER SUNK BY SUBMARINE THURSDAY AND
OVER TWO HUNDRED LIVES DESTROYED - GER
MAN RAIDER BE ALLOWED TO REPAIR BEFORE
LEAVING NEWPORT NEWS AND LENGTH
OF TIME ALLOWED TO BE KEPT
AN OFFICIAL SECRET
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-06
VASE WILL
B0XPINKMAN
next FRIDAY

Frenchie Yaise, the Renton light.
weight, who held the Canadian
lightweight title in 1913-i914, will
meet Ed Pinkman In the main event
AT the opening smoker OF the Elks'
club Friday night. Vaise has been
boxing frequently since his retire
ment, eight months ago, following a
bout with Paul Steele In Tacoma.
and will have no trouble making
the required weight. 1876 pounds
ringside. VASE Is training at Aus
tin g. Salts gym, while Pinkman is
getting ready for the most impor-
tant match Of his career at the Elks'
club.
In the semi-windup, Chef Neff will
box Harry Anderson, the only boxer
who beat Pinkman while he was
competing under the colors OF the
s. A. G.
The other preliminaries have not
been arranged at yet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-06
~ BROWN HOLMES

Nineteen years ago today Bat
Nelson fought his first profession.
al fight Today ho is celebrating
his entrance into the ring by box.
Ing some dub down at Juarez. Mex.
leo. Bat took on tho match so he
could say no was still IN the ring
at tho close of the 10 years.
Nelson's career was the most
spectacular a fighter ever had. Ho
was born at Copenhagen. Denmark.
June 9. 1882. and ehristcned Oscar
Battling Mathew Nelson. the name
Battling coming from a favorite
brother OF his mother. He came TO
tho United States with his parents.
who settled at HeEcwisch. III.
Nelson. as boy. went Into the
Northwest. He worked in n butch.
er shop: enlisted when the Span.
lsh war broke out. entered the
ring at the age OF II: fought 1856
battles and won the lightweight
championship. He bought land and
houses In and around Hegewisch
until he had enough property TO
keep his father busy looking after
II. Then he was married To Miss
Fay King. a Denver newspaper car
toonist. and hired band 10 cello
brate the occasion. That was fol.
lowed by nm announcement that
his wife would sue for divorce. al.
leging sho had practically been
kidnapped for the wedding" She r.
now back on the newspaper Job,
Nelson was struck more blows
than any other fighter ever TO
ceiyed In the ring. He had little
or no defense. Doctors who exam.
ined him said he was OF subnormal
nervous organism. meaning his
nerves were less sensitive than
xhose OF the ordinary man. and did
hot carry shock 10 tho brain In the
normal way.
Aurclia Herrera. the hardest hit.
ter OF all the iightweights. couldn't
put Bat away. Young Corbett's ter.
rifle punches glanced off Bats jaw
like hall off slate roof
Nelson wore down Joe Cans 10
s2 rounds. then lost on a foul Vol.
CAST punished the Battier for 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-06
ROSE DESERVES
TRIAL BY SOME
MAJOR LEAGUE

IL any pitcher in the Northwest.
ern league deserves a major league
tryout. his name issBiil Rose. Rose
beat Spokane Sunday. 10 o. List
10 n recital OF Bits performances,
Bin. who never will be known as
the Wild Irish Rose.
With the worst club In Scattie's
history, Rose. tho he pitched gilt.
edged ball. lost seven straight.
Then he got under way and won II
straight. losing August 6 20 Van.
couver. lie lost n couple. aud since
has won ak In row. four OF these
victories having been shutouts. lie
pitched ss consecutive scoreiess In.
nings. and IN the last 81 inningn he
has pitched has been scored on only
four times. two runs In each In.
stance.
Tho dope Ia that Rose will be
drafted by Detroit. The club that
gets him acquires the coolest, nervi.
est. most finished pitching produc,
the league has developed In three
seasons.
Spokane ran away Sunday with a
lead OF only "a games. Unless
they como back for four games
scheduled here. the last OF the sea.
son. the Indians ought 20 win the
pennant. for the Tigers won't try
hard TO beat them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-06
s25o,o0o LIES
IDLE IN BANKS

Health Commissioner Mcbride
has sent n letter 10 Councilman
Hanna. saying that the $3.50. 900 ly-
Ing In the garbage fund. which
Hanna IL attempting to divert 10
payment OF interest and redemp-
ton on bonds. 80 the budget may
be kept down. IN not needed for san
itary purposes.
The money was originally levied
for the disposal OF garbage before
tho sanitary fills we're established.
1T is lying in the banks. draw
est and redemption"
ing per cent interest" says Han
nA. while we would pay ~ per
cent on borrowed money for inter.
There are no less than slsty per.
sons walking across the entire con-
tinent to tho San Francisco expo
si,ion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-06
Young Ten Eyck Making
Oarsmen for His Dad

Jim Ten Eyck. the veteran row.
Ing coach of Syracuse. has n son
who Ia on tho way 10 coach great.
ness.
Young Jim II the coach of tho
Duluth crew which won the nation.
al regatta at Springfield. Mass. His
crew beats crews coached by Jim
Wray OF Harvard and Harry Vail.
tho old Wisconsin wonder.
Two OF the Duluth oarsmen also
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-06


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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-06
HERE'S REAL BONER

The New York Sun. in printed
list OF famous bones OF baseball
committed In the past is years.
cites this:
when Vincent Campbell and
Whaling. OF the Braves. Jumped 10
the FEDERAL league and lost worlds
series money"
As Whaling is stu with Boston
tho scribe should include his own
name IN tho appendlr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-06
CLASS
BALL FOR
SEATTLE?

~ Seattle fans had II to do
o,sr again they would quit sup
,,ort,ng the morihund league OF
rhlrh Seattle 10 the only living
rsrt leaving II 20 die n natural
s.sth. Actions such as Fsrr.
srHinnity and Brown took Sat
srasy leave an odor In tho nos
sy,ls that siokens those who lay
soxu their quarters and halves
.sxlnst an institution that Is
sslnr kept alive by artificial
.,imulants. II Is a move 10
eAeat Seattle .out OF the pen
rsnt and gives pugdalc a case
hefcre the national commission,
"a successful outcome OF
vhich would put Seattle In the
ccas, league again.
The Indians. whipped. ran
heek 20 their Kennels In Spo-
ssne Sunday nisht. tails be-
tween their legs. II any ball
rNb ever ''dogged" II. Spokane
IA here. Bob Brown. ono OF
MRS accompliccs in the bold
sroke. brings HIS club TO Sc
sff,e Monday for the double
header Spokane was scheduled
10 play here. Tho change In
me schedule was made without
trcxledge or consent OF either
prsxy Blewett or Dugdale. and
~ first intimation Dug had
dat such a step was eontem-
slated was when McGlnnity
rslled him up long distance
sunday morning. Dug protest
"a: the Iron Man. arm and
head. told him ne Intended TO
tske his club to Spokane for IL
nmes. starting Monday. In
mite Of Dug and Blewctt
Bleweft made a hurry-up trip
10 Tacoma. and was ridiculed.
he warned McCinnity that the
nnes would not be official.
ana instructed Frary 10 remain
n Seattle. The league viii not
recognize the two games today.
There Is only one step Dug
can take. That Is 20 serve no
tee an his contemporaries OF
biz intention TO quit n league
that does not deserve support.
and 10 thru with IL. II In not
Up TO the fans to say how this
, % be done. Dug Is In the
baseball business. and he
should know how TO do Il.
rhs spokane-Tacoma series
WI b watched here with inter
~ The fans In Seattle are
usplcious OF McGinnity-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-06
N. Y. MAY Get
SUNDAY BALL

NEW YORK, Sept. Ga deal
may be closed this week TO give
New York Sunday major league
baseball. and at the same time
launch a counter attack against the
proposed invasion OF the Federals.
The American league club owners
plan 20 buy the grounds OF the Jersey
City International league club for
Sunday games. The Federals plan
TO do the same at Newark BY
crossing 10 the Jersey side, the New
York teams will be able TO play on
Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-06
BOSTON LEADS

These American league pitching
records. given out August 20. are
proof OF tho Rod sor's prowess:
Foster. won II. lost 5. Wood. 10
and 4: Ruth. IL and 6: Leonard.
8 aud 4. Shore. IL and 6, Collins.
8 and 8: Mays. and Z.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-06
Y. N. C. A. GYM.
SEASON OPENS

Fall gym work at the Y. VI. c. A.
will open Tuesday. Sept. Z. accord.
Ing to announcement OF Physical
Director s. NJ. Berthiaume The
boys classes will be larger for the
start OF the season than ever be-
fore. 100 having enrolled TO date.
The total membership totals ap-
pruximatciy $500.
In addition to Director Der
thIaume. the corps OF Instructors
will consist OF c. s. Davis. Roy
Fleming and Paul Huedepohl. who
will also have charge OF the swim
ming classes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-06
BOTH BOXERS
IN fine TRIM

NEW YORK. Sept. 6.-Packey
and Mike Gibbons today
entered the last stages OF training
for their l0-round battle here this
week. Hundreds flocked to their
training quarters today TO watch
rhem work out. Both are getting
into fine shape, and II is reported
neither viii have any difficulty
making LAT pounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-06

the Grays Harbor 4 Puget Sound
Railway company have been trans
ferred 20 tho oregon-washinston
company. for n consideration pre-
sumahly OF $4,000. The rights-of-
way extend thru the western parts
OF jefferson and Ciailam counties,
from Grays Harbor TO Port Town
send
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-06
Country Hay and Grain
(Priees paid producerJ

France plans TO put Into effect
an arrangement whereby war
babies from northern departments
will be taken to Paris and so dis.
posed OF that all trace OF their
origin will disappear. altho It will
still be possible for the mother to
find her child II she wishes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-06

Gavvy Cravath is again leading
the majors in the manufacture OF
home runs. And TO think pitchers
curved him out OF the majors sew
eral years ago. He went West and
learned the proper way to address
a curve
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-06
HIGHWAY FEST

HoQUIAM. Sept. s.--Celebrating
~ completion OF the Olympic
Hshvsy. connecting this city with
Lake Quiniault. a picnic and bar
bscue, In which 100 autoioads Of
people are participating. Is being
hold today at the lake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-06
LARRY CnAPELlE
HITS LIKE A FlEND

Larry Chapeile. Milwaukee play
err with the white sox last season.
termed the $4,000 Beauty" Is hit
ting .32s. He has been In ITO
games. Rondeau. OF Minneapolis,
leads the league with n .3it av-
erage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-06

q Locis Browns will keep
lsnnch Hickey as manager. Now.
4 tie owners Of the Cincinnati
lsds vii announce they are going
= kesp Herxog. instead OF making
~ annual change. baseball news
WI h pretty dead during the win.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-06

Tweetl Tweeti
oh, no, you're not out in the
forest wilds listening to the brides
chirp; you're right hero In the
heart OF the city.
But the tweet, tweet and the
chirp, chirp are real. There sure
is live birdie on the job tweet'
tweeting to beat the band
Little birdie is In cage, where
all well trained brides are when
they are not fitting from branch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-06
BASEBALL RESULTS

fAmerirhnl Cleveland ca. Chicago
%. Detroit 90. ~. Louis ga (sationaD
--pittsturg 10. Chicago ? fcoast) Port
land ~. San Francisco 90. Vernon 7-s.
Los Angeles "a salt Lake 6. Oakland 0.
american Annociafiaui --- Louisville z.
indianapolis g. Paul 8. Kansas city 2.
Milwaukee =. Minneapolis /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-06
FEDERAL LEAGUE
COAST LEAGUE

Chicago fans need not worry
about a chance for excitement.
even II the world series is not
played there. The city gets the
1916 chess tournament.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-06

rowed nj Syracuse. Young Jim
starts them at Duluth and passes
them on 10 Old Jim Ut Syracuse.
Several members OF this years Du.
lgth crew are headed toward syria.
cuHe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-06
LISTEN TO This!
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-06
OWNED BY the CITY

RAYMOND. Sept. s.--This city
has taken over the water system
including the water works. and 81
acres OF land. paying for II $685.
sSl 52
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-06

A Berkshire minister has six
brothers fighting in the German
army, his wife has four brothers in
tho French army and their son is
fighting for England.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-06

70 branch in the woods.
But this birdie In his cage Is
dangling from the dainty hand OF
a pretty girl strolllng down the
avenue.
It's the very latest thing to dol
Society's up-to-the-second fad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-06

Eufumaryi .Two.bass blt Altman
Sacrifice hlis-Rose. Lewis struck out
lsy Rose 3. BY Noyoa & Bases on balls
orr Hose !, or Soyos g. Wild pitches
Noysa 2. Double plays-~Morss 20 Ray
mond TO Brooks coitrin 10 Shelly.
Wuffli to coitrin 20 Shelly. Umpire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-06
BEAVERS WIN
RECORD GAME

TACOMA. Sept 6.-The Van.
couyeY club won Thinning game
from Tacoma yesterday. 90 2.
Hughes and McGinnity pitching
turnout The second game was for.
feited 20 Tacoma when Capt. Brink.
er refused TO leave the field while
protesting the time for calling the
second game had not arrived.
Score.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-06
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RECALL DATE SET

NORTH YAKIMA. Sept. s.-oc-
tober has been set as the date OF
the election on the recall OF Coun-
~ Commissioners Lancaster. Stahl-
hut and Stuart.