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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-15
ARRIVED AT SEATTLE

sept. Curacao. from y ". Alaskan
portH. via Ocean Falls. u. G.. at I
M.
sept. 1T. a, A r Crook. from Anchor.
are. a. $50 y. IN
Davenport. from Anacortes. at s;is
=. ~.
ouansrasts. from EAGLE Harhor. al
80 p m.
SAILED FROM SEATTLE
sept. - Admiral Wsin-riFht. for =. y
Alaskan ports At a m.
Davenport. for Tacoma. o.. w
sept. Rainier. for San Frsnoisco. az
y. m.
Juneau. for Nome and ct Michael. o,
3 ~.
narEs Lawrence. for Anchorage. via
Ketchikan. In tow OF tug Forest 4.
Crosby. NJ . y. m.
ALASKA VESSELS
wHASuEi.ts sept iA-Rsliedt Hum
holdt, nnuthbouud. at / n IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-15
He Loses Pink Kimono

Elisha l.. RAIDER. who lives In q
tent house at the West Garfield At.
bridge. Is minus two Jars OF cold
cream and a pink kimono today.
He so reported 10 the police.
Besides these articles. black
satin skirt, pink silk dress, foun-
tain pen. and paper box contain
ing 81 were stolen from him last
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-15
Dentist Fined 500

c. II. Sexton pleaded guilty 20
practlclng dentistry without II.
cense. and was fined 800 by Judge
Kenneth Macintosh Friday.
Others charged with the same Of
Tense are: Arthur Caldwell. c. IL.
Nelson. John Doe Miller and Phil
l.. Austin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-15
rIKE rLACT-sATrRDAy

stall 70. pure natural milk. &c al
Stall ~. lbs. sugar. &C. stall g.
chickens, zoe h; soup meat 30. III. 20
roast, ioc N; eorned beef. isAe II
Steil 81 fresh made peanut butter. IS
10. lbs. ace. best oieomRrEArine. So
IL. lbs S5c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-15
MADAM SIOTA

HINDO CLATHVOYANT
MEDIUM AND ptRENOLOGfsr
gifted with the power 10 toll
tho many coming events Of your future
lie. She does not tell things 10 please.
but reads things Just as the hand indi-
Gates; tells you tho planets you we're
born under. the lucky ana unlucky
planets. when and whom you viii
marry. settles and explains love, fam
iiy troubles. marriages. divorce, health.
business, Law suits. Special readings
toe Hours. . q, m. 10 10 p. m Room
2, Merchants Hotel, 100M Yesler way.
between FIRST ave. ana Occidental
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-15
SHIP
Goes ASHORE!

~ United FfesH Trasfd NIff
PORT TOWN SEND. Sept. 10
The Alaska-Pacific freighter, Admit
raj Wainwright. went ashore at Mar
rOwstone point this morning
a navy cutter IL standing by to as
sist the Wainwright. An attempt
probably will be made 10 float the
steamer tonight. NJ high tide. No
lives were reported lost.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-15
Public Markets
TCo~oMy-sArrRDAY

stall 80. pure graduated sugar. Lbs
SIC; sacks. or lbs. salt. &C. stall 81.
pure natural milk. &c OF. Stall so. best
local ranch eggs. Csc dor. stalls 3T-ss.
10Y beans, ihs. ssc. rs lbs. 500. bulk
nacsroni lbs, ibc : zoe cans wesson
oil, si.oo. 10 lbs, wheat meal. aSc: cocoa
or chocolate. s2o 10. stall a.. Csrnation
milk. lie can.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-15

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Stall IS, flour. sac and sass sack
graham crackers or gingersnaps. 1Sc 10.
lbs, oyster crackers. sSc; best cider
vinegar. aac gal. stall III, new sauer-
krnut, DC at, good am pickles. i0c OF
picked pigs feet. 2 lbs use.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-15
MME. MONA

phrenoloRist nnd card read
err VIII tell you II the on. you love
10 true or false; toll you when or whom
you will marry, advice on business
speculation, Investment. love. marriage.
divorce. reunita tho separated and
cause speedy marriage with tho one OF
your choice, ths saovct Of power and
personal influence, Make no mistake
when seeking tho advice OF clair.
voysnt or paimist. - seer Of
things hidden 10 man or woman. Nine.
Mona has no equai Many profess the
rift % clairvoyaucy. but few. indeed.
are 40 gifted ono visit to n genuine
Egyptian Hoientist will repay you for
many disappointmonts. Special read
Ing soc. Hotel harrington, i5is1s Sec
oud ave- 10 n m 60 D. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-15

RCTENTfFIC rHWENpf.pOfaT
This famous phrsnoioRisi reads your on
tire life. Just 50 the head indicates
gives you datsH. facts. tells you what
has passed In life. what IL happentns.
without Lsking single question She
does not tell things Go please, but reads
things just 90 tho head Indicates tells
you shat planets you were born under,
the lucky and uriuckY planets. when
and whom you viii marry settles ana
explains love. family troubles mar
risNaH. divorce. health. buaineHs. law
suits. sgaculatinnr. Investments
transactions - all kinds. ca fact. no
matter what your hope. fear or amhi.
ton. come 20 this noted phranofoxist
ana find help. There IL nu need Tor
anyone to 10 unsucceaEfui Her ndvicH
removes at trouble She guarantees
4 satisfaction or no charge Her readings
ar strictly confidential CAN and con-.
sult her. Special fendinRs Tor one week
only. SOC Hours. n. m. 60 .. ~.
Room ~ Antlsra Hotel. Fourth and
Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-15

stall 100, home made doughnuts. i9c
dos stall ioa, fancy Jersey butter. 4Tc
III. lbs $50 fresh local pulict eggs.
aIo dog-. ) dor. sii0. mild fun cream
cheese, 25c H. stalls 3-S-5-5. pot roast.
NC 10 100 10. sirloin steak. ise ID veal
roast, isc III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-15
} . . . . . . . .
Far andNear
News by Telegraph
and Telephone

Property owners on the east side
OF Lake Washington have urged. In
petitions 10 the port commission.
the purchase Of the ferry Igsaquah
from the Anderson Steamboat Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-15

tisoee or MoRE EARNED DURING
July ~ each Of seven men ever a.
years old, Many others averaged So
per week or better hest settling
months % year ssili ahead. Exclusive
territory. free outfit experisnc- un
necessary, cash advanced weekly
Every home n prospect for guaranteed
trees. shrubs. berries, Tuppeniah
Nnrsery Co. Tonprnlah. Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-15
SPIRITUAL MEDIUM
MADAM NELLIE

WORLDS GREATEST EGYPTIAN
TffHENOLo0fBr. Ct.AfRvOrAST
AND MEDIUM
Guarantees 90 read your entire life. past,
present anf future. gives true advice
on business. love. health and family
affairs. tells ths rans Of your FIXTURE
husband or wifs. and what 90 DO 20 -
success IN ifs. tells you wha, tssinsss
T. most lucky for you and shat part
% tho World wui 10 more snrreesfui
for you. advises how 60 gain and hold
good pcaitioni she tells ~ tho one you
love is true Or false. and causes speedy
marriage with ire one 81 your choice
brings the separated together. makes
happiness between sian and wife. she
tells you the errrats 81 being happy
and successful IN anything you take IN
hand her advice Will remove ell oh
sfarlss and evil Influence. One Wait q
Madam Nellie will repay you for dis
appointment. IN all others. satisfecs
ton guaranteed ~ no charges
SPECIAL READINGS zoe
Hotel Pin. room Z. 1874 Second Ave.
corner Pine ct Daily and Sunday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-15
ADELrNE LLOYD

rhFsnninEist desttis business sfvissr
for 70 years. nssds no sgioGy. her pas,
services sps.h Tor her others eeuis
ard a.. Special readings soc Crowds
81 people are ihroneinH dsliy 80 con-
sait this gifted Nornan III linton
a.. apartment u rhors Elliott ss1s
SCIENTIFIC AND cLAfRvoYANT
card reader. % eit raion. removed
70 Hotel Brighton. seventh ard pinss
room sis Pest. present and future.
MADAM NJ BuRS-paTcHi ME.
dgufn. tssehsr e~s;tis'. dioruosiician
CONS and zee hsf wben In trouble
Recon- -. Hotel Abbott. over owl drug
store
NYffLE BER0Es = MEDIUM 10
Gated 90 coiafneis % nssains.
svsninE.. 500 phon. Main .ssi
FULL GARD rEAtiSG. ~ cESTa
Plaza Hafsi. room sea Call evenings
snd sundays
.IAJtts tN-HFiHfTrAL cLAlRvoY.
Art. scisntifie hand reader Room ~.
1854 Pike ct
MADAM KATHHYS = WONDERFUL.
trance RAIDER. tee. isis Third.
stsfiius Hotel
AhA q. u RRiEG-- sriRfTrAL PsY.
chic reader ieit Pine At
CIRCLE SUNDAY NIGHT ny WILL
known soldier BOY. isi0 Tifth ave
nEsr CARD HEADING IN CITY. 70
cents Room i1t Central Hotel. ISL.
wesitsks
MADAM FRANK ~DTrD cf.sfRvOY.
art. card reader. raimist tie 1854
FiEe. Elliott Hotel
fAt.AisT. Ci.stRvoYAST. sPfRiTUAL
sdvic-. Honest. reliable. Madam Mae.
room =. eli Union.
PROP HwEETsER. onEArrsr ME.
dium. seanee Sunday. Wednesday. Fri.
day evenings ~. Howard y.
CARD HEADING = ROOM 6. 1909 I,
Wrist eve. York Hotel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-15
YOU KNOW THAT
MEN

For those who
want n specialist
skilled IN the
treatment of Sc
rious blood dis
orders, W g u " :
ncss~s. exhausted
vitality and 9th
-r serious ALL
mcnt-.
18th year. Con-
suitatioD free.
DIR. MACY
sf3 second Ave.
203-5 EpIer Didg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-15
MADAM VICTORIA
WORID'S GREATEST

phrenolnEiSt. guarantees TO
read your entire NE. give true advice
on business love. health ana family
affairs. and what 20 do to be successful
In life one visit will pay you for your
many disnppnintmontH Ia others She
VIII remove all obstacles and tell you
how 10 win and hold tho one you de-
sire special readings soc, Daily and
Sunday Room IL. Abbott Hotel. over
ONi drug store. 3Ob " Pike st
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-15

ALL WELCOME
Followed by a Test Circle.
Private Consultation Daily.
1904 Third Ave. Rooms 2i4-2l5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-15

WOODLAND PARK sNAr-tt.yoo- A
s-room BUNGALOW. located on a e0-tee,
iet near Woodland park close 60 car
ithe and paved street owner leaving
city, and must sell AZ once Assess
nients all IN ana paid except paving
frlce only Stree. ssoo cash. balance
payable monthly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-15
HOUSES FOR SALE

~ 3saoi. ssset 7xeet 1896 /,
RAINIER VALLEY FURNISHED cor.
rA1h, tr.1tea large rooms aud hath.
.tNl ta&vmenti lot ftNia0 one block
from ear, new fufostnrc and piano goes
With the place, home ready 60
tneNr into, close Go school trtce
taEan. Will take about tsa0 caRh 60
handle. balance terma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-15

RAINIER VALLEY sNArs-ti soc e
rooms. sent modern house! iargo lot.
ishsiVe. plenty fruit trees herrle..
etc, chicken house one block from
car You can huy thia far your rent
money Would hks about 1890 cash.
balance like rent. No mortgage Ia
assume.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-15
CLIFTON THE GREAT

Late - Worlds vaudeyitis Tour
SPECIAL 80 CENTS
Are you IN fuuhisf nsNnhearfsi dc
euntrnfsd. dissatisfied worried ana
diFcournEsff can tell your occups
ton. and shaf condition 4eur business
& in ana hos 70 pfamots H. tell Yoa
al about your pifs husband sus.,.
heart ~ lover. and hos 80 win true
love - auYpn~ Fou assir. Located
az reonts it.is Abbott Hotel. Third
arf PIKE Hours 10 a On. 90 y m.
Maln tgif
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MlscsllANEous-FoR SALE

mIscgLlANEous--FoR SALE
SASH AND DOORS
Sotie. advance IN price, tsrEV-, fac
tory In the West selling direct from
mill 10 consumer. We sell anybody.
ship anywhere. and guarantee safe ds-
livery. Send for eur iarGs htustfated
estAlsrus No. 81. mailed postFsid.
without charge. on request
t.crnes-panei dsofs sssa.s.sss.ss. VI ~
cettsg. from, siass doors ...,..t.s. ato
Cottage windows. large bottom glass
t0xse. trassom glass sotts ...,.. tes
sptue. flour hins. teNesttes.s.s.s. LIS
screen doors. i-axs-s. heavy Eaivsa-
tired wire s..stsss..sssttt. 1900 tes
Zee eur price. en- frames. nouidiuEs. min
work. buiiasrs' hardware. prepared
roofinx. plaster Hoard. sie.
q. n. WILLIAMS co.
issf rirss Az. q sssiiis. wssh
rHoSocnAPiis ouR SPECIALLY
We trade. buy. rect. repair
MUSICAL RECORD EXCHANGE
itts wssstske Elliott esgt
CLEARING HOUSE
rof Masieai lnssrusnsnt.
tsE3klk TENTS. swSrsns
49,: ' T; Z; ; s:': !: :;;' g
WILTON RUG HOUSE
Ground floor Henry HidE. iusi north %
xas ofuce. on Fourth wsidfon Co.
specializing rags-
ATTRACTIVE PRICES
Ani liberal terms draw the rug trad.
10 waldfan Co. iiss feurth sye
WHfTTALf.. BIGELON
And other bet makes % ruEs sold AZ
Eantssu prices ~ Wslarun Co. ias,
Fourth. Also large and edi sifrn
iE PREPARED FoN TttE RAiNt
ssaaou. Have your ufHbFrlis repaired
oF recovered 81 sI9h Pine. where ths
prices are fiEht
DEsiRkBLE FURNITURE
IL also carried - waidran Co. and Ike
sues, lihsrsi terms can - bad ~ 1919
rosrth.
NV pfkSns FoR HENr. RENT ~.
piled on purchase. NsYst-Iensr, lie
WI a 0REENEs tFoHNhtsLt
Traets'st upstairs suit Stop ssh. meas
~ ssi,. isr = 90 \ ls,Sa
se-MlscEllANEoUs WANTED
,s 70 SIS Tor good ussd suit. Osh.r sFtl.
eiss proportlonatsiy. Main 1881.
~ You HAVE ANYTHING 10 HEtts
call the Paeiiis Auction Co. Msln -
-
sATHs-mAssAoE
Mss srHNFER- BATHS. MAsHheE
Second floor, room ~. it2s@ Third,
Norris Hotel
MArbE TUHNEH-M AAsAgE OXEN
evening". suits 70. COS riss s, PIKE
Hotel
Mas nAEpD--SEwLY OPENED MAJ
cage parior Suite .. nrgokiyn Hotel.
.97 University
HELM SAVAGE sourHEhs JnkD.
uats massage. tub hats III Unlon
st.. Apt, I.
Mfss Hall. - MAHaAGT GREEN
Hotel. sits PIKE. office ~ Hours 10
20 q
Dor KELf.Y-MAssAoE nATHs. VI
bratofy treatments. iiis Second ave-
MIA HARHI~GTDN- BArfie MAJ
sage Room Green Hotel. tis9 we
GRACE P0WEi.IS-ItH aAIs,s. . 80
sage Room So Berkshire Hntsl
MARIE fON0 MASSAGE ANp ruH
baths az Pike, Hotel Jrssn, offies ~
MISS Eits-aASiCURtSo. iliis
Third. office 10.
Mfss FERN FfEtD - MAsaAoE.
baths. iiosx Thlrd ave. Emprsas
Hotel. room ae1.
NIpf.E MEAD NrD NsstarANT--
Massage. ONCE 80. 1864 PIKE. Eiiis,,
Hotel.
MASSAGE. BATHa. ROOM IS ELLIOTT
-~1~Sl~-~.~~~~4~-~~~~~~ ~~~>-N~~-e~"~|~e~o~e~
81 WAATED-FURNlTURE
VIZ RuY MORE Used FURNITURE
ana pay higher prices than any hous.
IN the city. Phone Main 21s2. saattls
Auction Co. 7e6s Second ave.
n Main
H~1~N~&N~N~.~~ ~~.~~~~-~~(~~<~sN~
50 WENTED-TO BORROW
WANTED TO BORROW. OF TIMBER
land. 800 wanted. 500 on fine cor
nsr lot three years.
YOUNG A. BROBERD
Phone Ballard si3.
1900 FOR SIX MONTHS AMOUNT
ssourtty fi.70o. y. Hubbsi. Luana
beach, Portage. wash.
AUCTION
s9,.rE afHfsaHFfANf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-15
SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
CHURCH OF SPIRITUAL TRUTH
REV, BERTHA

NELSON
VIII Lecture
Sunday Evening
nj S O'Clock. at
1904 Third Ave.
Room 2it
Topic
blessed IL He
That Walkcth In
the Ways OF the
Lord and DE.
celycth Not His
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-15
AGENTS WANTED
ss-eusiNgss OPPORTUNITIES

WARTIME INVESTMENT
OIL IL King Quick profiis' Zig money
Thousands who Invested srnali sums ia
Development companies uads inde-
pendcntiy rich Join the big STAN
psds Of stock buyers who ar. FrttinE
In on the good things If the new Mon
taua Wyoming oil fields We control
oil producing strata At 1000 feet Ifrn.
tied offerings ~ stock At 10 cents per
share; VIII soon advance. write to-
day for literature. maps. etc Address
Sun River on a Gas Co. fst siapls.
ton Block. billings. Mont
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-15

MAN --- WANTED "A REtlAnf.E
man TO talk 10 Ford owners about the
rev starting device. s. per day.
FNneeiars free, American steel SUP.
ply -. Its renohscot nldx.. Detroit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-15

wtSrEp--NrN FOR GENERAL. WORK
sIo.ne sa~mhA Steady employment:
no fee. Call ell Alaska Huildinx'
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-26
LAKE
OBJECTIVE:
Of AUTOS

Something like forty cars left Grant
Park this morning at $50 in the sea-
sons first sociability run of the Chi
cago Automobile Club 10 Cedar Lake.
Ind There dinner will be served and a
program of field events has been ar
ranged. including running races for
men. women. boys and girls: tugs Of
war for both men and women; a high
gear race. barrel race, a baseball
game. prizes for which will be given.
The time schedule has been kept a
secret and the driver reaching Cedar
Lake the nearest TO the time set will be
winner of the time prize. There will
also be prizes awarded for cars with
greatest number of passengers, others
with the greatest number of women and
also one for the car having the greatest
amount of tire trouble. Upon return to
Chicago in the evening dinner will be
served at the clubhouse. and this will
be followed by an informal dance.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-26
AUTO DERBY
JUNE 18TH

Chicag o.-Tickets for the auto derby
and the military events which Will ac-
company the speed contest were placed
on sale yesterday at various hotels.
clubs. and department stores in Chicago.
Thus disappears any lingering doubt
that may have remained TO whether
the Chicago speedway is to have race
this summer. II is entirely possible
that it will be the last big automobile
race of the year I'm the United States,
but this fact has not dampened the
ardor of its promoters. Indeed. they ex-
press the hope that 100. 900 spectators
will be attracted to the festivities at the
haywood oval. which have developed
from an affair Of purely sporting inter-
est to one of considerable significance
as patriotic and more or less warlike
spectacle.
To give occupants of the grands lands
and unobstructed view of the infeld
where an attack on a series of trenches
is 10 be staged by high school cadets
the towering pagoda formerly used by
race officials is TO be removed and a sec
ton OF the grandstand reserved for
timers. scorers, judges. and newspaper
men.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-26

Fred Gilmore Of Chicago. who managed
the business affairs OF Darcy. yesterday
received a cablegram from Darcy's
mother requesting that the body be sent
home for burial.
Gilmore announced the body would be
shipped from here Monday night TO San
Francisco. and from there to Australia
June 5.
Darcy made many friends here and
throughout the day many called at the
undertaking establishment TO pay their
respects. Many floral pieces were sent
by local admirers.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-26
STRONG JUNIORS
ARE TO CLASH

The Hammond Little Rocks are out
to battle the fast Hammond Greys. fresh
from their overwhelming victory over
the Columbia 4. c. last Sunday. J.
Tangernan Will do the twirling while
C. Larson the receiving. c. Lutte and F.
Gratwick will form the Grey's battery.
The Little Rocks have not lost a game
this season and are out for their third
consecutive victory. On Memorial Day
the Little Rocks will travel TO Home
wood. Ill. to play the Homewood A. c.
On June third the Little Rocks Will play
the strong East Chicago Tigers. J.
Baldwin and c. Larson will form the
battery for the Little Rocks on this
date. Play ball.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-26
CHICAGO DISTRICT GOLF
TOURNAMENT CANCELLED

At meeting of the executive COM
mittee of the District Golf Association
in Chicago yesterday, the amateur
tournament scheduled for June p and p
at the Glen Oak Golf Club was Cancelled.
1t was decided to hold the caddies'
tournament as usual, at the Beverly
Club August 81. 1t was also resolved TO
ask the members of the districts clubs
to contribute 10 cents to the American
Red Cross for each eighteen holes
played.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-26
MIKE GIBBONS SORRY
. FOR OARCEY; ASKS TITLE

LOS ANGELES. May 2e.-AIike Glib
bons. who thinks he became middle
weight champion of the world when Les
Darcy died. yesterday scored what he
called the unfair persecution" of Darcy
by officials who refused to allow him to
fight in America. Gibbons and brother
Tom are here.
Il am sorry to gain the middleweight
championship by the death of Darcy.
said Mike. II am more sorry for Darcy,
whose life was made miserable by petty
persecution in America"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-26
Expulsion for Man
Who Uses Bean Ball

A stir penalty win be handed out
to the first major league hurlsr
deemed guilty of the use Of tis
"besn ball" The national commits
sion in meeting yesterday adopted a
rule that Will result in the expulsion
for all time of any and all pitchers
employing unsportsmanlike methods.
The action resulted from recent
charges that certain clubs have been
pursuing such a course. Fan John
son fathered the rule which was IN
spired by the fact that Carl Mays OF
the Red Sox made an apparent at
tempt to bean" Felseh In Sundays
game. The American League head
In said to have mailed bulletin to
all managers and umpires setting
forth the penalty attached to the
use of the skuu-cracktng hsave
Pitchers given to this sort OF work
were named In the bulletin and the
umpires viii be on tina lookout for
thcm.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-26
BODY Of LES Darcy
WILL De SHIPPED To
AUSTRALIA MONDAY
FIGHT DECISIONS

Decisions of fight representatives are:
at Baltimore-Al Britt beat Johnny
Mayo (1o).
At Boston-Finney Boyle knocked ont
Mike Crowley az; Art Magiel beat
Dave Kurtx (101.
At Hamilton, Ont-Jimmy Duffy beat
Matt Wells (lo).
at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DcSle beat
Johnny Nelson.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-26
FRENCH DELAGE
FIRST ENTRY IN
SPEEDWAY RACE

The first entry for the June is race
at Speedway Park in Chicago dark
horse. by the ways a French Delage,
which will re shipped .frem San Fran
cisco to Chicago by express this week,
according TO a telegram received yes
terday In the telegraphed entry Nc
Kone is named as driver and Harry Her
bert will serve as mechanic.
France probably will be represented
by two other Delages. as Harry Hank
ness of the New York speedway has
promised to enter his cars. shipping
them here from Cincinnati. where they
make their maiden start Of the 1917 sea-
son on Memorial Day. The Hardness
Delages will be driven by Jules Devigne
and Jack Lecain.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-26

RACINE. WIS. May 2s.-There will
be no Joe yelling frankie Callahan bat
tie here June ). Promoter John Wagner
had to call Off negotiations because Cal
lahan demanded a guarantee, which is
in violation Of the boxing laws Of Wis
consin.
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tiers are TO travel ten rounds to a deci-
sion with Ed Purdy as the referee. This
was announced last night by Emil Thirty.
Downey's guiding hand. Thirty has an
offer to send Downey against Jimmy
Duffy in Cincinnati June Is and expects
to pit Bryan against Ted Kid Lewis in
Columbus on July 4. Emil also has
matched Johnny Richie. his bantam.
with Pekin Kid Herman at Davenport
June Z.
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Jack Curley In City.

CHICAGO. May 26.-ack Curley: part
manager of Jess Willard. was in town
yesterday to confer with Nate Lewis.
manager of Carl Morris. regarding q
ten-round battle between the champion
and the Oklahoma giant.
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Willie Sudhof Dead.

ST. LOUIS. May 25.-"wee Willie"
Sudhof. famous as major league
pitcher ten years ago. died at the city
sanitarium yesterday. He was suffering
from paralysis brought on by dementia-
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QUAKER GOVERNOR
VETOES BILL FOR
FIGHT COMISH

HARRISBURG, PA. May 26.-Gov
Brumbaugh yesterday vetoed the Catlin
boxing commission bill. The measure
created a state athletic commission of
three members. who were empowered to
name secretary. All boxing bouts and
prize fights would have been under
supervision of this commission.
The governor in his veto fntimates
that q bowie cc-~r7i-sio-- i -o- r'eo@e7
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TIGERS VS.. MURLEYS

East Chicago Tigers will cross bats
with the fast Murieys at Harrison Park
Sunday. Fsherty or Loda win be in the
box with Delore behind the bat. Game
is called for 8 p. m.
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SHAMROCKS TO
PLAY COLUMBIA
ATHLETIC CLUB

The Hammond Shamrocks will tangle
hickory sticks Sunday May 81. with the
Columbia. A. C. Of w Hammond on the
former grounds Game called at 3
o'clock sharp.