The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-04

people Or. IA other word. wk.. Al.
fking people are ~ work and sa-nfa~
.a<f wages the farmer can sell his nrodze-
a. merchant bis goods, and the whole
hsaaoa y prospsroas. The desire Of tas
sA>os ofgan1xssions for reasons able working
ana fair wages is not therefore a
asses o. personal satisEsctEoa. bat is Ia
ssn0ea 70 beneat the whols people and
should De encouraged.
ne speaker dwels for some tine upon
ans necessity q workingrnen taxing u.rs
- politics, Of discussing the questions Of
sne aAy 10 their homes and labor halls
slaalaing That only In this way can the
ssAs under which the country At present
u suffering be removed.
THE SPORTS AT THE LAKE
In the afternoon NJ Msds.o, h...h.rt
PARK the athletic games drew crowd az
about i.5o men. wornen and children. and
The children were especially hard 20 man
age They woald persist in crawling un-
der the ropes and getting in the from.
ranks to witness the various games.
LANCER Lsuben's band PLAYED several
ssseetions, and then xsnt over 20 the "a
vilion and played for those who desired 20
dance.
The sport bsgan with the football rsrn..
The Biakeiey's failed TO show up. ana the
Seattle Wonders we're substituted ard
played = ratsiing good game. The clubs
played Association football. and At the
end Of the time allowed, one hour. tae
Wonders had three goals 70 their credit 70
the Seattles two. Albert VI. Westwood
acted a. judge and gave general satlsfac-
ton.
The result Of the other sports was as
follows:
Foot race for men. 100 yards-First. r.
Freeourger. prize. pants pattern: second.
X. 9. Bushell. s. hat: third, A. Delfel, 81
pair OF pants fourth. q. Blckerton. black
Ing set.
Slack wire walking eontest-First. I.
wagner, pair IS shoes: second, G. Frank
fnrt, loo cigars.
Foot race for boys, 100 yards-First,
lhudsnga, pair Of tennis shoes; third,
Harry Benson, pocketknife; fourth,
Robert BusheIi, baseball
Fat mems race, 100 yards-First p. J.
Emerson, four pint bottles Of champagne;
second, Harry Smith. one case z .nfandel
Wlnei third. j. Williamson, box OF cigars.
Ladies' foot race, 100 yards-First, Mil
lie NoTrington, piano lamp; second. Lena
Cook, album; third. Maud Heinig, pair
perfume.
Ladies egg race-First, Hattie whippIs.
album; second. Grace Boyle, bottle per-
fume; third. Maud Heinig, pair slippers;
fourth, Lena Cook, bex tea.
Girls footrace. hfty yards-First. Ada
Clods, s250 prize at Calvert Company;
second. Minnie West. pair girls slippers
third. Christina Jensen, laundry bag;
fourth, Cegesta Brown. box Of apples.
Sack race for men, fifty yards-first, A.
Delfel, pair IS pants; second, Fred Quin-
Ian, wine set; talrd, William Helm. box Of
checkers.
Three-legged race. fifty yards-Flrst, A.
Bianeh and J. Smith. two EaZoFs; second,
w. Croffut and f. Freeburger, 100 cigars;
third, William Helm and John O'Rourke,
six pairs of socks.
Standing high jump-First. James Arm
strong. cuh and collar set: second. j. Z.
Mcmillan, silk overshirt.
Standing long 1ump.for men--First, John
Mshan, coIored wine set; second, J. Arm
strong. mserschaum cigar holder.
Running high jump. for men--First.
John Mahan. pair Of gold cuff buttons;
second, q. Brimston. box OF cigars.
Running long jump, for men-First. J.
Armstrong, 81 hat: second. J. G. Mcmillan,
box Of cigars.
Hop, step and jump. for men-First, ].
Armstrong, case of claret; second. G..
Brltuston, - pockctAnlie.
Throwing heavy hammer-First. =. ].
Emerson, pair - shoes; second. ID. Robin
son, box Of tea.
High kicking-First. @. w. Howard, one
pair gold cufi buttons.
Slow mems race, for union rnen only Is
yards First ]. G. Heymer, dozen bottles of
port wine; second, James Lewis. pair OF
velvet slippers; third, w. Hastiy. box Of
tea.
Fifteen minutes Ro-as-you-please race
for union men oniy-Eirst, Tom Shields.
choice pants pattern: second. A. Hatiy, s.
umbrella: third, &. Ovens, s. hat; fourth,
James Lawn, pair 81 50 shoes; Afth, 5. q.
Knowles. case Reisiing wine: sixth, III.
Black. box cigars: seventh, J. ". Shanks.
briar pipe; eighth, b. Mcleod, meal ticket.
Gate prizss--Firss, 81 2o4. TO correspond
with number on stub OF ticket; second.
si.Z7i; third. 1857; fourth, 1851; nth,
81. Is.
The sports ali passed Oft without
trouble of any kind. and some very close
finishes were had In some OF the races,
especially in the young girls race, four
competitors coming in almost abreast.
The dancing at the pavilion was largely
attended all afternoon, and Il was with
much reluctance that the crowd stopped
at 9 O'Clock Many went home and re-
turned in tho evening 90 Leschi park TO
attend the bali. thus making day of it.
The day Was celebrated ~ the Denny
Clay Compsay's mine, at Hummer, by
about $50 people. The afternoon was
spent In games. athletic sports and dane
ing. and ia the evening a musical and
literary entertainment was held, the whole
affair winding up with a supper.
labor Day In Canada.