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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-19
Sic benti0e Gage.

Die 2ieen uno pbantaitiider.
0ar}teaungen be5iigli6 gr5erum's
oauern fort. 8eitimmtes meiB mar
nod qor nidt. 9eur 10 biel lit ge=
nib, oaB bie @ei6i6te ton ben
bnioerttauieno @efongener1, melde
ole @lliien bort gemodt baden, nidt
mabr lit. Sir Die ~aaeenteine Gage
lot Ser SAT- @r5ernmS tpetfq ODER
gar feine 9eoelttung. 9nes mas
bieriiber et5ablt miro, lit 8bontaiie.
Ole Selterrei6er Daben 9apaio in
MEponien geFtommen uno oaburh oie
@inldlieBune Dura85o's boaenoet.
Sn Opern ii1lo oie 8eriud9e Der
Gngldnper, Die ~perlorenen 5tellrn=
gen tuieoer 81 oeninnett, abgeidIo-
gen. Inter 0en inofiden 3ruppen
in 4eoppten loa cine gieuterei alls=
gebrod)e'l lcin. .Sonit 1T nid]ts
8i6tigeS gemeloet noroelf. Die
n~leiitet Na6ridten ~beitar0en beute
M erruabielem @eidtuab iiber oie
SoIgen Ser @roberlHtg @r5erllnls.
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Seine setrenen 9enti6en".

80 mantle M6robam 2incoln, Ser
groBe Sflapenbefreier, oie oeutiden
GSreimiaigen, Die einen Teil Ieiner
2eibmahe biloeten, als er am A..
MGr5 1861 feierlid in basglmt elm
qefiibrt murbe, oas Die Nation ibm
i~i6ertraeen bate. Son ibnen le6eil
nod o0t in Der 8unbesbailptltaot.
Seilrb &oos, @ilbelm Geitb, Sobn
g. Qerf, 2oui8 Settler, @rnit &lIp-
pert, Sobn Seiler, Safob aorr unb
Garl Sartmann. &oos lit iett ein-
uuoneun5ig Sabre alt. ale anoeren
6aben 0os lieb8igite 2ebensiabr
"iiberifritten.
0incolns 2eibiua6e mar 1875
Monn Itarf. Sic tpurbe aus Den
@al6ingtou GifIe8 ooer beuti6en
Sdgern aebiIbet lino iebte iih gum
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-19

@efeaunoen mad gro9ibitions9e9cn6en per6en nf5f m%1geefi6rf
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-19

groBten Sell aus eingemonoerteil
9euti9en 5uiamn1en. Monde bot-
ten idon IN 9eutidlano cine milf
tariide 4usbiloung erbalten. 9ie
Soften iparen oanlals emit. W1arl
borte BON QnI6ldget gegen ben
neuen 9%rdiioenten urlb mande biel=
ten eine feierlide 4mtseinfiibrung
fiir gefabrlib, neil lie elaubten,
ni6t fir oas 2eben 2incoln's biir=
gen 81 4fonnen. +,
9a marIdierte in Ser porleBten
Sebruaripo6e Die 1926 SreipiGigen,
Die iid erboten batten, iiber Die Si-
derbeit 2ineoln's au MAIDEN, Die
Temiplpania 4penue binab, nno
bas CAB ben @engitlihen neuen M1t.
9m A. Mara aber beietten oieie
oeutiden 5reimiGigen 5eniter utlo
8d6er entlang Der gonaen Warid-
linie, iiber oie Ser Ssrallgurations-
aug iid belpegte. Sic ritten ols
@ade Dor ualo binter Dem @ogen,
In meldem 8r1lioerlt 8u6allon init
ieinem Iadfolger Blas genonrmen
bate. Sic betpa6ten ben nelte1
8rdlioenten, als er Sen gio auf bie
@erfaiiung ableete nro geleiteten
tin 5ltriif 5iim @eiBen Squire.
Mls Damn Der &rieg ausbraf,
ibernabmen oiele oeutiden Sreimil-
Iigen Die lteberlpadung Der offent-
li9en @ebauoe Ser gun6asbaupt-
Itaot. 9enen. Die oas @eiBe Salls
belpadten, bradte Ser 8rdlioent
lelbIt zines Cages cine groBe Sdil-
iel nit beIegten 8rotden binars.
l1no nod ser furbtbaren gragooie
in Serbs Sbeater maren az pieoer
4~ngeborige ieiner alien 2eibipa6e,
Die ben totem Yr1fioenten nod Dem
@eiBen Sauie geleiteten. Sene, Die
nod leben, baben es nidt bergeiien,
bnB 2incoln tie germ feline treuen
9eutihen 1tannte, nno iie Dor aaem
biirften es lbmer5lid empfunoen boz
ben, oaB ether Der Wadfolger @bra-
bom 2ineolns bon ibnen uno ibren
Stammesgenoiien als geridporern
uno 2anoasfein0en iprad.
8enn oamals @rieg 5tpilden
9eutldlaro uno England misgebro-
den more, Damn miiroen Die Spmpa-
tbien Ser treuen 9entlden a6ra-
bam 2ineolns ii6 e6enio einmiitig
Dem 2aroe ibrer @e6urt 8ugetpen-
BET babelt, pie bie Der 6ellti9en
9enti6erl, utlo e6enip entidieoen,
tpie mir e8 bellte tur, miir0erl lie
8e~5trebungen b~erltrteilt nnb be-
fampft baben Die oas 2anO ibrer
@abl 81 einem Goiaaetitaat eng
lnnos MAIDEN mollen. llno lie
piiroet BEL glbrabam 2incolu poleS
8erTtanonis gefunoen babe1l. Die
belttigen amerifaner oeutl6er Ser
funft lino ni6t anoers geartet ais
ste trenen 9ertihen 4brabam 2in-
coins nno Die unge8ablten Saulen-
oe, Die lpater Dem Gufe 2incoln's
folgten uno freuoig tbr Sebert EN-.
Ietten fir Die grbaltung Der Linton.
@enn belte Elm 2incoln i'm @eiBen
| Sanle idBe, bann naren Die 9eiit-
iden nift GerI6morer unb 2dnoes-
feinoe, Damn tudren tie treue Dellt-
ide mie oamals. Gin Iusipruh,
ben mir @iirger bentider Serfunft
benz Observation-Disclosures nimmer
beraeiIen iperoen.
Cincinnati Sreie 8reiie.
Nostes Sol mn @nSoIiu erh1ft
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Sngo Sensl, llbrmader. 224 6
Gommerce Strafe.

SteGegeind - Geuti6er, enoe
Ser 4oer. geiuno, frdftie uno flei,
Big, gutter 0bitbanm-@ drtner, ber-
Itebt S6reinerarbeit, wiini6t itdu-
bige Gteae BEL einem 6eutlden
GanMer. Sie6t ipeniger olif eroBen
2obn ais ollf elites Semi uuo ar
ItGnoige @ebanoliing. Noreiie: 81. g.
core Of nSreie 8reiie.
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SBnnfagsDetradlfnngen.

gor Ginger 3eit eifle Gle 9tad-
ri6t our6 Die 3~eitln1gen ser So
Mig 6eroinano Don gulgarien babe
bei irgenb elmer @~elegenbeit ge-
iaet, er CLAUDE 3eidei1 eines berat-
nabenoen 8rieoens 5u erfennesl. @s
iino feine meiteren g~rflGrungeel err
folgt. &onig Serbinano bat Ser
@elt ni6t mitgeteilt, tpas fir Sci
6en es iparer, Die i'm gu ienem 70
boffnungsfreuoigelt @us{pru6 per-
leiteten. gr bot ms gar feinen Mn-
baIt geben. Sa, man bat bon att=
oerer Settle logan bebauptet, er bo.
Re Die @orte eor nift 10 geYpro-
den, mie ite beri6tet, menigItens
nfdt in Dem Sinfre lie CEMENT, tpie
iie oufeefaBt tpuroen. 9os binoer.
te aber nidt oab Die @orte gum
Slusgangsplinft bon a1erlei Srie-
oensbetrodtungen eema6t tuiiroen
uno oaB man feit5uiteaen ludte,
Of in Der augenblidli1en &riegsla-
&c cine 8eredtigung fir cine Der
artige MISUNDERSTANDING su fin
ben lei.
Die Meiiten farnen babel 3u Ell
mem pe~rneinen6en Heiuitat. llno
NIT Gedt. @enr1 man Die beutigs
Gage betradtet, 10 fam man Hidt
reft erfenften. mo uno tpie oie M1t5-
iidt auf einen baIoigeu Srieoens-
idluB eegeben lein loate. Die Soiipt-
uortfibrer Der Maiierten, Die eng
ldnoer, boben erlt lett pteoer, BEL
Ser groffnung hires 8arlaments,
IN allen Geoen, lowol in Der 8eoe
bonn 9bron OILS audi 1T 0enen BON
ben @bgeoroneteniisen nus, Die Ser
lid)erung gegeben. baB gnglano
an feinen Srieoen oenfe, our6 ben
niht Der 3mef oes arieges erfiilt,
9eIeien in boiler l1nabbdneigfeit,
5. +. als 8aIanenitaot @nglanos
utto Sratfreids, mieber bereeItellt
uno 9euti6lanb uni6ablih, 8. +.
fampfunfdbig, genladt merbe. an
tpelhes 8eioes b~crIdufig nod nidt
8i oenfen lit. Irf Der anoern Sci
tie baben Die Sauptportfiibrer Ser
Gentralmddte, Die 9euti6en. ME
oerbolt uno aud in Der Iebten 3eit
erfldrt, oaB iie ieoer5eit gum Srie-
Ben bereit leien, menn Der 3mef,
Inn ben iie ben &rieg fiibrten, er-
rei6t iei: oieier 8mef aber iei Ole
8efreiung Ser Weere BON Der Ser
ihaft gnglanos nnb ote SiderunQ
ibrer eigeren unabbamgigen uno I'M
beidrdnften Griiten5 uno Ser ibrer
8unoesgenoiien.
@s iino oies 5pei oireft en~tgegenge-
iette Stanopilnfte II. ga mir anneb-
men iollten, 6aB beibe 8ortfiibrer
i'm grnft ipreden uno BEL ibren or,
f~Iarungen auh lire 8unoesgenoiien
bitter iid puBtem 70 lift nidt
5u erfennen, tpie cine baloige Gini-
gung nn6 bnmit elm Srieoens-
ldluB 5u Sta110e fomif1en IoHte. limo
es lit oud nidt 5u e%rfernen, mic
cine lol1e ginigung obne tpeitere
i6pere Sample itio obne Die poniee
Nieoerlage n1o grid0pfung Der Ell.
men Bartei berbeigefiibrt meroer
fonnte. Seine Der M1htegrupper
ideint aber Bis iest in einem iof.
den 3uitanoe 5u fem, baB ourd
meitere Sample oieies 3iel erreid.
bar m1re.
Bon ben 4aiierten baben einigt
~alleroings idper eeIitten. 3uBlani
miro iid faum nod 81 elmer neuer
uno erfoIgreiden ariegfiibrung in
groBen Stiel nifraffen fonnen. g.
bot aIerbines, ME es bebouptet
lein Seer burb neue MannI6aftei
ponitdnoig reoreoniiiert nno bat lid
alid reidlid nit 8affen unb Mu
! milton berieben, poour6 Die rieii
!. gen gerluite, Die es IN Dem bisberi
dpt Gpl0sinp prfitteu hat niche
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geites Del uno @aiolin erbdlt
man BON ser Slimp Oil So. 400
STt-Gommerce Str. gteites Gel. Sra-
big 1852.
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paflllD0ue.
San @ntonio, Ser, 11B Gents.
@albeIton. eeiterlt, 11.85 Gents.
GDttDnfamen- YruDmfte.
Gan antoniu, Set. 49,, Seb. 1916-
Erime CRUDE Cotton Geeb Oil, SO
Gents pei @nIone.
Nem Oprf, 10. Sseb. - Spot So so
bio; Sebruar, $685.; Wdr5, $9.47 unS
$9.48; Npril, $3.50 unb $9.42: Woi.
1894 nuo $685.; sunni, 1892 uu6
1898; Snlisanguit, 1896 uno 1887;
September, 1922 un6 1924.
Sarm.grponfte.
San 4ntonio, Ser, 10. sseb. 1916
Butter ...... 15c-19hc per 9fuuo
gier (mr frifde) .....-f7i Der Sbo.
9ii6ner 12c-17hr Der gfnrS
Surfeps ........ 15hc per Bfiro
&ortt .75c per BufdleI
@et5en .......... $1.29 per 8ufdel
9afer ........s.....50 SOC per 8uideT
Qeu 5000 per Sptne
Oemiife.
&artoffeln, California, $3.50 uno
S2.40, Colorado, $3.50.
SuBe &artoffeln, 2ouilinna. $1.75.
3tpiebel, Gal, $3.50 per 100 8f6.
8obnen, California @abous, $500;
Colorado Binfs, $500; 8infs.
$500; Gina 1925; 9abb, $7.25; glad
@nes, 1925.
$500.
9lumentobl, $1.75 fir IL Stiid.
Selerie, 90c II. $500.
Sfra, $3.50 fir elm guIdeI.
gierpflan5en, $1.25 per @ui6eI.
SDinat, &c per Yfuno.
@riitter 8feffer. Seras, 35c per $50.
Heteriilie, 40c per 9Bo. >9iinoeI.
8abies6en, 30c II. 35c fir elm 9bb.-
@iinoel.
8eeten, ACC per Gbb. SgiinbeI.
&opfialat, $3.50 per Crate.
@elbe @uraeIn, 35c II. 40c per Db6.
Squai6, $500 per Bui6el.
Briilieler Stroiien, &c per 9furo.
ReerrettigzWnr5eln, per 8fD. 1916.
8o6I, $3.50 per Crate.
yieb-Marft.
San 4iltonio, Ser, 10. Sch. 1916
&iibe 1925 Bis $500.
&dlber $3.50 Biz $500.
guIen 1925 Bis 1910.
Sdien $500 big $7.15.
ct. 2ouis. 10. Seb. 1916. Riuoz
bieh. Serass@ieb, 1925 Biz $3.50.
Sdtpeine $3.50 uno $8.45.
aamte.
Gdtpere bonn GnIadter 1900 % gts.
2ei6te btm G4lndter .22 gts.
Grin geialaere ........s .43h gts
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8ers /
Gammluuae

8anmluulle.
San a1tonio, Ser 11A Gents.
@albeiton, eeitern, 1885 Gents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-21
wEINERr's OPPORTUNITY

Harry Pollok trying Weinert Jess VII
lard would be match would furnish weinet with his
chance OF becoming heavyweight champion within the few
Wenert weighs
II failed
Wnct him 20 take the
title.
champion roped
little Jack Dillon will undoubtedly be acclaimed his
a championship Dillon.
is odd situation Little get
Willard would rdcu
Yet Dillon beaten all the eontenders
OF contenders and beat Willard Wein
ert have pointed out do
u |. = u
Joe Rivers coming after the lightweight title The
band VIII please play ITS Long Way to Tpperary"
Johnny Eve viii tell said Cutshaw
great Johnny Evers
naa y
Wood Mother Father Win Bring Home a Load"
Observing the head "ow Handicap Matmen thought
y
THE DEATH OF JOE YEAGER
Recently the world mourned death OF George Cons
dine Joe OF the famous punges the turf las
8 IN
OF Phil John w. Joe
the betors the He
would
bankrol
would then figures
Palmer lightweight recently arrived IN
Mccoy this
Joe yelling Johnny otea
Mike Gibbons
America, he Will Australia him.
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American League Interest
Centers in Boston and N. Y.
as Yanks and Sox Come Back

week with a three-game lead over
Boston and was virtually the same
distance ahead OF Philadelphia. To
dete. the club has lost only one
game. one contest OF a double.
Leader. at Pittsburg Yesterday
Jack Coombs pitched the Dodgers
TO victory over Chicago. allowing
only one hit The work Of this
veteran. coupled with tho return TO
Z, rm of Rube Vanguard. makes
the club doubly dangerous. To-day.
the Dodgers are four and a half
games ahead OF tho champion
fhllliea.
After an RuspiciouS performance
against the Dodgers. the Braves
went to St Louis and took an aw.
tui drubbinE. sliding to third place.
The National league shifted It's
istticfields yesterday. Brooklyn 20
ing to Chicago. New York TO 81
Louis. Boston TO Cincinnati and
Philadelphia TO Pittsburg. Thus
the strongest clubs are meeting
those accepted as tho weakest
-Four first division clubs are pit,ed
against four second division aggrc-
cations.
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Henry Berry, Wealthiest Baseball wner in West
Sought for Gold and Found 1t in Alaska Fields

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Aug.
2i.-Twenty years ago Henry
Berry landed In Alaska PENN.
less.
Today. owner OF the San
Francisco Seals, he 10 rated
one Of basebalrs wealthleu
msonases.
To get TO Alaska, he made a
boys supreme sacrifice. Ae
parted with his bleyele-snd
bicycles were rare In '97-for
$40. He borrowed 500 more
from his father and sailed on
the schooner Aka for the
land Of gold.
After an adventurous three
n onth voyage. he landed on a bar
rem rock. a mile from the Alaskan
snore line, Storms prevented tn,
little schooner from making !
landing. For six days no stayed
II the rock and then. when IN,
storm had abated. he swan ashore
When he finally brought his
dogs. sleigh and outfit ashore.
they were useless. There was
no snow. II was five miles 20
the summit he Intended to
climb. His pack weighed more
than . ton. II would take q
week TO carry II up alone. He
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one 10 help him.
Two days later a miner and 30
Indians came over the summit on
the way for supplies. The miner
proved Dcrry's Good Samaritan.
Hello. What are YOU doing away
out hereg" demanded the sour
dough
I'm broke" said Henry. and
I'm waiting to get my outfit over
the ridge"
Broker" aueriod the miner.
aren't YOU Berry-Clarence Der
ryg"
"Nope. I'm Henry, his broth.
err"
Then Berry heard for the
first time the good news that
hls older brother. who had
gone Into Alaska the year be.
fore. had made one OF the big
eest strikes In the rich Bo-
mama district. The miner
gave Henry $500 and tho In
dams carried his pack over the
summit
a joyful meeting between the
two brothers followed. Clarence
rave Henry his choice Of the
claims and Henry proceeded TO
Inll the only blank" on famous
Eonanza creek. lie worked all
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DAY
BOUT GETS
THE MONEY

COLORADO SPRINGS, Aug.
2ie-Predlcsions OF . record
breaking house for the 2o-rovnd
lightweight championship battle
here Labor Day between Fred
die Welsh. the present title
holder. and Charley White OF
Chicago. were made today. fol.
lowing the announcement by
club officials that the advance
sale has reached the SIC. 900
mark. That the bout was al
ready an assured financial sue
cess was the claim made by
tho hundred Million Dollar
club" staging the battle.
Great interest In being manifest,
ed by fight fans In all parts OF tn.
country. and hundreds Of mail or
ders for reservations OF tickets {,
the bout are being received daily
A steady dovnponr OF rain al
day and last night turned the road,
into quagmfrcs. and interfered with
the condition program OF the fight
tiers. Welsh contented himself Will
indoor work at HIS trimming quar-
ters. while White. despite IN,
steady rain. logged over sever
miles OF slushy roads.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-21
EXHIBITION
TRIP Plan
OF Clubs.
BY EDWARD HILL

- LANS are being made by
4 the Great Falls and Spo-
kane clubs to do some barn
Storming after the n. w.
league season has closed. Great
Falls already has II games
lined up. while the Indians
have nothing better than the
promise of a game with Port.
land.
These transforming trips
should be watched very care
fully by Northwestern league
officials. Trips OF this kind
either do a great deal OF good
or a great deal of harm.
Judging from Herb Hester's
action on the local lot. we are
inclined TO believe that his
proposed transforming trip
thru Montana will not help the
Northwestern league in any
way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-21
LEACH CROSS JEALOUS
OF 40 WOLGAST

Speaking OF pugilistic deads who
are coming back. list Leach Cross
among them. Leach kicked over his
headstone in the scrappers' grave
yard, back In New York, the other
day. and announced that he was
coming back"
When guys like Ad Wolgast can
still grab the coin boxing. why
should | pull teeth for my filet de
fish," inquiries Mr.. Wallach.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-21
Hugh Flemming and
Conklin High Guns

Hugh F1emming and Ike Fisher,
with 4s dead" ont OF possible
so. led the trapshooters at Harbor
Island Sunday IN the regular pro.
grammed events. Ike Fisher was
also high gun in the 10o-target
shoot. getting %.
At Green Lake. q. A. Conklin
finished ahead OF the field with
~ hits out OF so shots. l.. s.
Earnes hung up the same score for
high In Saturdays shoot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-21

winter long-slayed In his efforts
10 make "A strike. In the spring
when he east up his accounts, he
was $4,000 short OF expenses.
From an adjoining claim. more
than 100000 in gold had been
secured.
Not nj all discouraged. he decid.
cd % try again. lie returned 10
his brothers camp aud thereafter
they worked together 20 their mu.
tuAl profit Clarence Berry is now
one OF tho richest men In the
West
The hard work OF digging
for gold was liohtened by ro-
nance when Clarence Berry's
wife and sister came all the
way from Fresno, CAL, to visit
the brothers. Before the time
came for the sisters to return,
Henry had convinced the free
one that she also should be-
come a Mrs. Berry.
lie left off gold hunting long
enough TO go back 20 Fresno TO
u AIRY the girl In 1900. He brought
his bride back 10 Alaska. and for "A
honeymoon trip they drove 500
miles over the ice from Skagway
10 Dawson.
Fortune smiled sweetly on the
rewlyweds.
Strikes came plentifully. Berry
took out the richest single pan"
OF ore during the great gold rush
cf that period. From a claim on
7 dorado creek. he gathered 1853
ir gold from one pan. And from
five pans he drew more than
$1,000.
Later on he came out OF Alaska
with gold In every pocket sim
more money came TO him from the
oil fields of California.
Content with his pile" he
sought a way OF spending part
OF u and In 1906 became the
owner OF the Los Angeles club
OF the Pacific Coast league.
Baseball pleased him. And the
fans liked Henry. 10 was
genial and bie-hearted. Two
years later he disposed OF his
Los Angeles club and came up
TO San Francisco and purchaS
ed the Seals.
That's the club he owns now. In
1915 the Seals took the pennant.
And that pleased Henry some
more. He Ia the most popular man
IN baseball on the West coast--a
friend OF both player and fan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-21
SEATTLE SPLITS
TW0.GAME MELEE

BUTTE. Aug. 2i.--Seattle won
and lost In yesterdays double base
ball bill here. The first game end
cd To 10 To IN tho visitors favor.
with Charley Sehmu;x working
against Letter. In the second set.
TO Butte slaughtered the Giants. ~
10 IL. Wolfram started the fraoaa.
and gave way 10 BIZ Mcivor. Bili
Cunningham also took a fling at
pitching
For Butte Dutch" Mehlhaf start
ed tho affair and Lefty" Schroeder
finished II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-21
CONS BUILD PRISON

JOLIET. H., Aug. i9.--Work Is
JOLIET. ILL., Aug. 2l.--Work Ia
ton Of the new S3.b00.000 Illinois
.eniteutiary. which is expected to
be completed within five years.
The work is being done entirely
by convict labor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-21
MASCOT OR ooRMAN MAY
BATTLE AT EVERETT

Charlie Manning. Everett promot.
er. has Just about sickencd OF his
chickering's with Eddie Campi. and
may not have the native son ap.
pear in Everett on Labor day. In.
stead. either Joe German. Pacific
coast ban'amweigh, champion OF
San Francisco. or Billy Mascott.
Northwest bantamweight champion.
OF Portland. may be pitied against
Hall.
Hall 10 anxious tina, Manning got
Campi. "a he IL confident that he
can trim Eddie. despite the fact
that he WIN have TO give away 10
or IL pounds.
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PINK MAN LANDS IN
LOS ANGELES

The morning mail brings letter
from Eddie Pinkman II reads:
Arrived o. X. after a very plea =
ant trip. Stopped at the Olympic,
In Frisco. and boxed a bit ! went
out and saw Eddie Shannon beat
Eddie Edwards. and am matched
with Shannon on the 22nd OF this
month. I am down to 1876 pounds
today, so expect to go at 1873. They
claim Eddie has the Coast title. be-
cause he has beaten them all. in.
GLIDING Hoppe go TO bed every
night at 3 and am up at $50. VIII
be in great shape"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-21
SEATTLE BOYS WIN
HoNoRS AT MEET

Altho T. Morris Dunno. secretary
OF the y. y. A.. overlooked Seattle
when he WAS picking the best tai.
ent In the association TO send down
10 the meet at San Diego. and SO
lec;ed men from Spokane and Port.
land instead. we note that Seattle
men were the only ones from the
Northwest to win.
Ray Harper and Earl Baird. los.
pound and i25-pound class. won
their events. Baird defeated Jim.
my Woodward. the Los Angeles
boy, who was seen here at the re-
cent Ear Western meet.
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Two-bass hlts-w. Cunningham 3.
Schroeder. Ktppsrt. Raymond. Levin.
Thrs~-base hits-shaw, Hillyard. Fhr-
simmons. kippsrs Home run-Shaw.
Doubl. playful Hsinmous 20 Grover to
Hendrix Hit BY pltchsr-T. Cunning
ham. by Hchresfsr. 2 wild pitch
Mshihaf Stolen baac.--L.vin. Grover
shaw. walked MshlhAf g. Wolfram 1.
Schroeder I. ArTvor 2. Cunningham l.
struck out-schrosder 4 Wolfram 4
Cunningham 1 Hits-off MshihAf In
- innings. of Schroeder 10 IN - In
ninEs. off Wolfram In innings. off
NcTvor 7 in innings Left on bases
Butte .. Seattle 6. Tims-2'os. Umpire
--Frary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-21
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yankee Soccer Team
Wins From Swedish

STOCKHOLM. Aug 2l-The
second game ~ the international
soccer matches between the Swed-
ish team and the Americans was
played on Saturday. The United
States team was returned the vic.
tor, 3 to 2. This was the second
game of the series. The first end.
ed in a tie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-21
CHET MCINTYRE STRONG
FOR LLOYD MADDEN

L believe that Lloyd Madden. as
an amateur. has It on any profess
gional lightweight in these parts
said Chef Mcintyre today. when dis
cusslng the merits OF the 1885,
Founders in this neck OF the woods.
There is no doubt but that Mad.
den showed more in the amateur
ranks than any Of the SETTLE box
ers have shown In the professional
class" continued Chef.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-21
Olympia Baseballers
Win Over Local Club

OLYMPIA. Aug. 21.--The local
baseball team won from the Non.
| areils of Seattle yesterday. to 0.
On two oco asions II looked like Sc
attic would break into the run col.
umn. but each time the visitors
fooled their chance. Hovey, for.
mer n. w. league pitcher. worked
for the losers. opposing Springer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-21
Portlanders Win
Baseball Contest

Altho the Portland bankers
team won Sundays baseball game
hore with the local all.star bank
contingent. to o. the boys met at
the banquet table after the fracas,
and. according to reports. the ban
quet ended In the ninth at a tie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-21
Pirate Pitcher Is
Handed Suspension

PITTSBURG. Aug. 2i.-A Ma
naux. last seasons star twirler for
the Pirates, has been suspended
by Manager Jimmy Callahan for
alleged attractions OF the clubs
training rules. He is now In the
class OF Ray Caldwell OF the Yam
KEGS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-21
INclE WORKING HARD
FOR COMING MIX

George fngle Is working out daily
at Jack Gangs training camp. on
Lake Union. for his bout with Lloyd
Madden. at the Tiyoli theatre. on
Friday night. At the same time
Madden is stepping thru his paccs
at Chef Mcintyre's new gym. at the
Crystal Pool.