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To study Oriental Naval warfare.

Vancouver, r. c. June 2i.--Amongst
the Passengers by the Empress Of Japan.
which sails on Monday for the orient.
VIII he q. II Biles. who for the past
fifteen years has occupied jhe position 81
professor OF naval architecture IN Gias-
gov university. Prof BileS Is TOW en-
route 10 Japan and China - study the
IsnaDsse svtem OF naval warfare as ex-
emplIded by the recent contest. IRE
vions 10 his appointment In the tniVers-
itv of Glasgow. bllos was connected Win
the weil-known ship building firm or
thomson & Co. and designed the ocean
vrevhounds Paris and New YORK tie
has been IN the United States since May.
and was present ar all the trials Of the
~ Louis. which he considers equal ~
evsrv respcct. as far as appointments
are concerned. "a the new CunarderS.
since his arrival here he has inSpfs,ed
ne EMPRESS Of Japan. which he eonsla
ers an excellent boat and one thar Woui'
10 extremely useful In warfare. as. o"-
,n~ 20 her speed and the ease WIN WoI.'
shs Is handled. she would be able TO d
,,rzi4er.able damage and Yet keen o4t ot
b,r,,.s wav. Pucs IS accompanied ~
NJ Rrvaat. ~ Philadelphia the we'll
l,,,vvn Yacht designer.
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leher. Falksnburgh, Wright Cole. \ Pei
". Andrews third Marriott. Power. Fls-
ken. Lowman, Palmer. Strive. Austin.
Folsom. Dawson fourth. Fisken. Cars
tens, fifth. ReaGrnan. Robins. SlFout. MI
Ter. Murray. Boyd. Robbins: sixth. Smith.
Haynes, QGimby: seventh. the rest OF the
club.
The ladies' tournament VIII ~ held Mon
day, Tuesday AM Wednesday OF next
week: ladies' singles in the mornings. the
doubles IN The earlier part o. the after
noon ana the mixed doubles late N the
day. The following are the drawings for
the tournaments
SinEles-MisseS Riley ana Ksa;z. Gaz-
zam AMI Strive Mrs. \ X. FiSkea and
Miss Emery. Misses Murray and he Wolfe
DoDbles-Nrs. A y. Flsken and Miss
Strive against Misses Canaan and Tie
Wolfe. Misses Riley and Murray against
Misses Emery and Kautz-
Mixed coaeles-Preliminary match. Mrs
a. X. Fisken and Mr. Charles Power play
Miss Riley and Mr. n. kelleher.
First round-Mrs. n. T. Cross and Mr.
a. X Fisken play Miss De Wolfe ard Mr.
r NJ. Palmer. Miss Murray and Mr.. p A.
Falkenburgh play the winners OF the pre-
hminary match. Miss Emery and Mr. L.
Peliy play Miss Strive and Mr. II. r Me-
serve. Miss Kautz and - play
Miss GazZam and Mr.. r. Pelly.
Last Wednesday was the most successful
ladies' day of the season. The courts were
crowded throughout the afternoon. and a
large number Of gentlemen were present
Al present the ladies' are classified as fol-
lows: Second. Miss Riley: third Miss Gaz-
zam: fourth. Mrs. a. X. Fisken. Miss En-
cry; nth. Mrs. Alberjson. Mrs. Hoge. Mrs.
Strout, Misses Hodges and De Wolfe; sew
enth. the rest OF the club.
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TIE BRIBERY CHARGES.
Mayor Orr. of Tacoma, Says Smyth Told
Him lie Paid Thompson SI25.

Tacoma June 2l.-Special-This after
noon the city council "Lexow'' committee
flashed It's invest igation into the charges
e. bribery against Councilman Thomson
ami City Clerk Smyth. When the session
had been concluded the committee held n
private meeting for twenty minutes and
decided in a general way on the report
will present to the council tomorrow.
Before the meeting tomorrow the commit
ise vii get together and prepare the re-
port. which. Il IS announced, will be brief
Chief Of Police Smith was on the stand
aai refused to give the names of the gam
hlers who minated 10 him there was
money IN Il FOR him to let gambling run
al the Haymarket He explained that 10 n
man in his position IL was Impossible TO
give such Information without seriously
mjurlng his effectiveness as an officer. He
receives Information and condolences from
81 classes Of people and must maintain
thcse condolences The committee did not
press him to make the statement, as it
does not concern the issue.
Assistant city Attorney Gibbs was on
TIE stand. lie said since the hives tigafion
began Councilman Thompson said TO him
ono day If a man did take a hribe--''
but got no further as Gibbs interrupted
nm With. If a man did give hribe and
talked about g. he's id fool"
Mayor orr said Smyth told him distinct
~ IN the presence of the city attorney
one day last summon. near the courthouse.
'hat he paid Sl25 for his Job and that Re
paid nc money to Thompson 20 vote for
NM. AfterVard Smyth repeated the state
men' and later told him in the city atto--
eefS Office that he proposed to deny tho
Sory
~ Flanagan. who Was proprietor of the
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS..
since January 1 and for
NasfnrgIuN

Real estate transactions since January
I. 1876. are seas 300. AZ. There were filed
for record yesterday deeds, the consid-
cratious aggregatlng SOS. Following
is a list as furnished by the Daily Rec
ord. .oOm ~ Scheuerman block:
II. II. Miller 10 James l. Frazer, 4.25
acres in sec -. To - 81 44.
Clarence l.. Andrews to Ann f. Mann,
lot T., block s., Lake Union kilbouTne's
supl add, $50.
Frank he Mauilfried to Charles III.
Cobb. lot II. block =. McGilyra's list add.
ST..
John Leary - the city, tract in ne cor
ner G. y. Boren don. claim. q. C., 81.
William Barry 10 Moore Investment
and Mortgage Company, lots !. ,. -. -,
block L. Il. block l., Is and Is. block %.
s and .. block J. and >. block 20: J. ana
Il. block q. IL and l.. block Ii. and :,
block p. IS block Do 81. block .: Is,
block %: IL. Il and -. block ,, Brooklyn
add 81.
elise Investment Company and Moore
Investment and Mortgage Company u
James n. Green. lot -. block >. Brooklyn
adj So.
The Iatona Land and Mortgage Com
pany 10 J. II. Green. lot -, block ,.
Brooklyn add. $l0o.
Moore Investment and Mortgage Com
pauy 10 Carrie Benin, lots and p block
/ Brooklyn add. $50.
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SPORTING NOTES.

At the Latoinia races Friday the win
ners were: Eight furlonGs, Sir Rathhone.
1.49: five furiongs. Pavar. 1.G1; nine fur
longs. Say on. 2.03h; seven f'Irlongs, Do
mingo. "a. FIVE furlongs. Forget. 19a12.
At the Roby races Friday the winners
were. Four and half furlongs. Heckot.
.=Ns. six furlongs. Bird Catcher. lis.
seven furlongs. Shuttle, 1:3l. six furlonss.
Helen Wren. l:l<i2, six furlongs, Ben
Lcmond. 1IT2.
Al the st Louis races Friday the win
nerS were: Six and "A half furlonGs. High
Test. l:22'a; FIVE furlongs. John B. 1;o4;
ton furlongs. J. +. r., 2:li$.. seven fur
longs Shining Belle 81. six furlongS
Leader Ban. III: eight furlongs, Miss
Clark. rs.
At the san Francisco races the winners
were: Eight furlongs. selling. Jerome :.
! 42Is: four and a half furlongs. selling.
tv-o-year-olds. Heartsease :55is. snort
six furlongs handicap Rinfsk, 1:lZ2:
eight furlongs. selling. Miss Buckley.
42a.: five and a half furlongs. selling.
Iueneme, los
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'nar fart mus. Re e,,~s.a..,
-. = point tn determining az e.
-r.r~.,ss.-'' issfz@ wasieh rhs. fss~sgrg..
-. f'fzs may raise. C0untg A.
arv,,-y..-, .s 4t'sieF thinks fs- treasurer
$3.50 =. tilst dsairqeent iaxe- IN -
.e-.ss, as An ssset for ire pssrr... - g.
- s9.-sss, re legal itraft ~ i1fss,safr,es~u
- $3.50, s-l-'ier anfenable. Auafto~ Fserrar
,sa .ss county. called ~ a z-ftneza ss-,-.-
t.s-7'iofa - the af1oz1ut of heIr, 49,.
% properly conduct re s.,@f.<.-s.
-. N tnis county. tezsiHea yserar~Fas-
- "a MS opinion force Of sar 49,
49, - De about right. ard ne tssos,zht
.''lfsfy auditor should reeefva rsa.a /.
ofsta and thu clerks g. =, e.. p.
go - Goes not ask for 50 rn,seh hslr,
-. - salsry claims for whsch ssrft i
go, ..S.as y are for only 81 month FOR -
1917 ard 81 for the clerks
os@s the arguments OF eouneal vrera
s ss'%aFd ~ Special Judge FRYE. a escs~fe-
= = ps777e9 tomorrow or Monday.
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THE SALMON TRAPS.
o,ovou Law TO Be Enforced on
coIumbia's Washington Side.
ros PRESERVATION OF SALMON.
-u,.,se of a Woman at Oiympia-A
spokane Man Drowned-Es-Cierk
Downing Not Convicted.

pn~+lan8. June 2i--State Fish Protector
.i,..,lre Is going 70 Astoria tomorrow 20
arnr 10 fishing on the lower Column
!, sanaay. even II he does stand A
49,. ~ being rrest 81 by the Washing
s.afe authorities for kidnapping RE Is
......-rsina-i 10 force 10 an issue the Ques-
y ~ concurrent Jurisdiction. Cnfier the
-, cone8tion. It Is impossible 10 en-
go fhs oregon Law, which forDfds fish
- On sunday, while the Washington
- - Isw leaves the river open. There
=. sbo,1t goo giH net fishermen on the
So side who refuse 10 SIT iiiy ny while
.s,ans On the opposite bank Of the river
- y. ,~onr5uz ir all the salmon that could
- that way. and MIR. Mcclure knows
go no ffsry IN Clatsop county would con-
- fisherman prosecuted under those
.-~smsfaHces.
re question Of concurrent Jurisdiction
-. ,ha Columbia river was FIRST brought
80 nronlfnence a year ago, when Judge
..u-fa. sitting in the circuit court az
ss.orsa. during the trial OF fish trap
- ruled that the Oregon courts had
sesrurrent jurisdiction over the entire
rsluubia river. up 10 the Low water
-,ark on the Washington side. as all OF
- trans are below low water mark. this
,-,rsEesaIIy gives the oregon fish protec-
4nF
lass all over the fishing apparatus in the
calumhia river. Last week. in instructing
"a clafsop county grand jury. judge Me-
press referred 10 his formed decision and
trs,-ssfed the jury To indict every man
tsund fishing on the Columbia river dur
dog ire Sunday close season anywhere
=. the river up TO low water mark on
me Washington shore.
Last Sunday. in attempting 10 carry
eus the Instructions OF the court. Mr..
ys5ulre and Sheriff Hare, of Clatsop
COUNTY. arrested .. Matson and Charlie
gess on the Washington shore while
IN the act Of taking fish from traps, and
ne men are now in the Astoria Jail
sTalting trial. 1t is rumored that Mr..
gct;uire and Sheriff Hare have been in
sssed by the grand jury of Pacific coun-
H. Wash. on a charge OF kidnapping, and
sill be arrested If thcy dare set foot upon
the Washington soil.
Speaking OF the matter today. Mr. NTc-
CURE said: ~ am an executive officer.
and am obliged TO enforce the fish laws of
the state. The courts have INTERPRETED
ne laws. and I am acting under the In
fsructions-of the attorney general OF this
state. II Is my sworn duty TO enforce the
laws and / propose TO do it. despite any
threats on the part OF the Washington au-
thorl,ies 10 arrest me for KIDNAPPING, or 10
call out the militia TO defend the trap
nsn."
The developments OF the next few DAVIS
on the lower Columbia viii be watched
With interest. for II is not likely that the
fshermen Of the Washington shore will
give up easily after securing by a hard
fight IN the legislature Sunday open sea-
foa.
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Baseball at Tacoma.

Tacoma, June q. -Special-The Tacoma
Athletic Club baseball team Will cross
bats with the Townsend Athletic Assoc
citation team tomorrow. The local players
are as follows:
Campbell. catcher; Stotler. FIRST base;
Cory, second base: Grant, shOrtstop: Gro
ger. third base: Gates, left field; Jones
center field; sullivan. right field; Carroll
and Baker. pitchers; Pincus. subs titute.
The BAKING order OF the Townsend
team is as follows: O'Rear. first base;
Pardee, center field Vincent. third base;
Thomas, second base; Bracken. catcher:
Cove. right field: Hickman. left field: Nc
Laughln, shorfstOp; Weymouth. pitcher
Lake substitute.
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, ~rwSBoY'S vIrw OF TIE BAR
BECI +.

have fs-c- - the barbecue:
raa lots If fr1 di9 yoslf
f,ots an LOIS az roasted sheep
i{as.-i in a rit shats long ar deep;
- ~ ro--s an LITTLE pig.
An calves an oxen. To- as big
As a0v thar ever see
an. every ocsly GOT some free
Just took q piese an ate away.
Al @'ied themselves An or. I saw.
vo-l o,irhter seen r1~ sheep an calves
An oxen disappear by halves
An Quarters Wov. fle fe.ES
lust ate an laughed an cracked their
An. Se,,1s.,g So 3ollv flU 40 I'm.
An rr@at tnat WASH ECie~iore.
an bread thHf didn't rCSg cent.
They cen forroE Vhat rart times meant.
II takes the Butcher boys 70 STAY
the cares ami blues th2c come car way
Fv giving us a holiday
An an OIL fashion ht-t0r 49,
I hoy.s they will again. done you7
Russell :. Bates.
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scheme 20 Rob the MetlakahtIas.

Port Townsend. June Am enort - BE
go. r,ole - take from the Metlakahila
In9Ians Annette island. in sogih'as'srn
,,ast., which I'm fSS7 was reded 70 them
The United states government The ma
,i,es have erected public huildinEs'
lunches and sawmills. and titled the SOL.
few months ago prosPertors VINO W.,
Going up the coast had ocraSlo. - 'a.,..
',' -, 6te,o,ered gold quartz ledge
~ ,nrr, Immediately staked out claims
~, anci,,d 10 the government for mit'"' Il
a. The Indians entered a protest
- C,,oratlv considered by the de-
W".. W.T. a,5 me miners have since taken
pa -, ana - money and influence
-, ot.err,ile the Indians mining operations
MI be cor. tnenced.
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4 Shooting at Oake-.Inle.

OakessiaIe June T.-Specia3. -Thornas
Taylor. a cook while drunk. today fired
Two shots a. William Wits a butcher,
in the Oakesiales Packing COS shop.
neither Of the shots taking effect, the
last one missing wits head by an inch.
Taylor got in a cart and started for Ida
no bat was overtaken by a cft4zen and
held until q warrant could be serN ed
lie IS now fn Jail on a charge Of attempt
81 murder Ill-feelIng had existed be-
tween the two for some time.
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Vancouver News Notes.

Vancouver. +. c, June I.-Superintend-
ent OF Provincial Police Hussey has ar
rived from the North a. Nanaino with
Smith the man accused of numbering
Henson last November.
G. c. Macdonald. government inspector
OF creameries for Manitoba. IS here as
certaInlng the amount Of butter required
this ssason and the size Of packages
most suitable.
Lacy r. Johnston. OF this city, was to-
day elected grand master Of the Masons
OF British Columbia.
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The Races at Portland.

Portland. June 21.-At lrvington Park
today the races resulted as follows:
900 class trot-Lady Grace won, Ran
som wilkes second, Raw limos third
Best time. 2:2S4
District trotting-Dr. Puff won. Netue
Ham second. Violetta third. Best time.
2:3i
Running. all ages. four furlongs-Jim
Crow won Tammany second, Lark third.
Time. :49la.
Special selling. five furlongs Mamie S
won. Tiny second. Hal Fisher third.
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UPPER coLUMRIA'S NEW BOATS.
Ciaud I'roup Tells of steamers for the
kootenni Country.

Delegate Frank W. Goodhue has re-
ceived a letter from capt. Claud Troup.
who Is al Nelson. r. c.. giving an &C
count Of the steamboat business on the
Tuner Columbia and Kootenai lake. He
states that The Columbia & keotenai
Navigation Company. al Nelson. b. c.
Is constructing TWO rev steamers % re-
MACE the steamers columbia and Spo-
Kane which We're burned last year The
new Columbia. which IS sfern-wheel
boat. viii he one OF tho hest equipped on
the Coast. and Will ply on the
Upper Columbia river. The other
new boat viii run on kootsnai lake from
Nelson 20 Bonner's Ferry. ana IS Intend
q ~ be the fastest sterr-wheeler ever
bully. Capt. Troup IS rapidly improving
m health. but will remain during the sum
s7,a~
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Vancouver. =. G, June 91--E'a-liculars
were received today OF the cleanup al
the CarFboo Hydra1l Company mine
IN the CarGboe The run WAS only l'-
hours. with deficient water supply. and
the clean up gives over $1,000. or a. the
rate o. ahout S2.0oo per day The result
caused great satisfaction. Next month
the company expects 70 have a difeh
completed. when the water supply Will
Be ample and continuous.
The Hcrsefiy Hydrauitc Company cleans
up next week, when large returns are
expected.
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T9r9na. june =. $50 = .,.-,-,,,~-s
canyar. Of the chamber 81 , ,,.r,
,,5,v received the following teieS AN y.
nj Monte Cal. June u ~ 49,
nsi -. Tacoma. Wash: eNpsf'
81 oor'.','' -T,-or7a wednesday af;er-
noon, J'l.'S - v,,oratns. Il Will give me
ka = ~, ,is s9, 70 accep; the lind eo3F
go go rendered ny the trustees q -. We
s,ben,ber Of Commerce Wedne ,-,t!, -
ing. .s.~s~al L. : 4.
.,...irr Of ,ae Chamher rcoept.on
\ vii ne held tomorrow morn
comm ,, !. 'rra~re Tor reception Wea"eS-
Ing ..s-s- The ladies' auxiliary OF -
GaS r,ser will meet during the Gay ~
We same purpose
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The Ascot Races.

Ascot, June e1.-Thsre were but three
runners for the Hardwick stakes. Bar
barry finished first, Callistrate second, Tit
mouse third.
Fifteen horses Started In the race for
the Wick ingham stakes, over the last
three fourth of the new mile. straight up
h:ll all the way. Hebron won. Red Heart
second. Oatlands third.
There were eight starters in the race
for the Windsor CaG,le stakes. over the
two-year-old course III. McCalmont's
Cusshendale won, Wisdom second. Murley
Chief third
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Another Mississippi Negro Lynched

Port Gibson. Mss. June 21--James
Saunders. colOref was lynched last might
about twelve miles from here by a mob
Of both whites and blacks. He was
caught by hrs son in a compromising po-
Sltion with his own daughter. His son re-
ported the case to Saunders wife. the
step-mother OF the gin, whereupon a. row
occurred in which the wife OF Saunders
was killed. either by h1mself or daughter.
The brother of the murdered woman. with
about DO blacks and fifty whites. Went TO
Saunders house last night and hanged
HIM.
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The Everett Factories.

Everett. June Special. Steamer
Walla Walla took thirty-fiye tons OF bull
dion from the Everett smeiler this week
for san Francisco. also sSS kegs Of nails
Under the recent advance in the rail
market the Everett nail works are crowd
ed with orders. which are booked al the
present time TO she amount OF 25,"0 kegs
A night shift was put on this week. and
the concern is now employing 10 men.
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oYto the Aleutian Islands.

Cant ". J. Bryant. inspector of hu'is
and I. q. Cherry. Inspector % boilers
win leave SION on their annual .r3p -
Alaska. They expect 70 60 as far west
ward as the Neu,ian islands. as she
number 81 American vessels in tina, ser-
ito. has Increased 90 such an extent as
- MAKE such "a tour necessary. This he-
ing tho first trip further than Sltk4 ana
TynNau
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san Francisco Marine News.

San Franctsco. june I.-SpeclaI-
Charters-The srhr Mary Dodge loads
merchandise for Kahuilui; s"hr Level
lvn 7. Morse. cannery supplies for Alas
ka: blk Nonantum, lumber at Port Blake
lev for sydney: the British sh lakewood.
which for some days was tho only olsen
gagged wheat ship in port, was chartered
rofav AZ 35s usual European options.
All wheat vessels in port are nox char
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\ valuable horse owned by ". 4 Peters
~ Frggewater. Was Eorcd by forocioas
cox until the entrai.s p0otrni'i yesterday
morning In "a pasture n Fremont The
c,v- was after dog. which took refuge 81
,ba horses feet. The wounds were sewel
mn ana the animal VII live.
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'front.' ard Lac sau7lNh roads fhe re1ec-
ton * all kszss previously tenstsresis arr
especially the manner o ths Fesecfi1a
~ star easrnser e@zsIes1. has1aZ Srusl -
coflsisisrsh3s Indignation. RE TiaarShal
w-as ordered 20 csezr tne bah wstls the
bids were hesnz CONSIDERED
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Butte. In-f. Jane z--ffoye~n- aerT Of
ff2ass. ak2ss5 by ere e1fy uaaTsssa4 aE'sf
other 0fHieEzss. rated rhs ssasrPSe quarters
here tonight ara found complete QUITE
Tor t'gruf1z osIf certificates % res1 1eZs-s
fo~ CaineSe- r - sTgFosesi -21at aF~9'ff
- - these AsegEss cgrrs-szres nzF@ p@sa
tssGFs3 ard soff 20 C-1ireSe IN va-7c1s
TszTEs % sf1s country AID China a. t'z,llrs
ranging from 80 =, SO ezeh. II ne T10.sE
important discovery OF the kind ever
marie "a the United SAFES Three cf7i-
Tsese rave he<r arrcsF ri TIE tress1-T
deEssrtnse1t a. Warrington CITY has been
a. work on IL fY~ rson-hs
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n.,,inn.l,nm Raw News.

u7,,t,nm. Juue sl-Spe'tai-,L 80,
W. ~ ,Pe hoard - trustees a. lle
u e en-, s.,h.ol Major WHkin. q AZ
nosl..,'' ;s appointed fer two years II
,IsS-,,rz,n. Of thts city. Tor ioa' - e,v
an.l J. J. Edens. also et thlS 0l,S, sais -
yfaFN, -, ,,er,--r,lnns4 ~ LOT IN olNmH'A
n IsT.5 nc appointments we're r' s, -..,
ar, .,g,o Falrhaven city council h..s a.
~ - To,- bids for the conStF}h.SloIl
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s A c
CHALLENGE TENNIS MATCHES.
Result of the season 30 Far Drawing,
for the Tournament.

There have been I1S challenge matches
played AZ the Olympic Tennis Club since
the opening OF the season. Forty-six chal-
lenlces were successful and sixty-eight un-
successful: twenty were three-s set ma ches.
The result OF all This is that the classes
are now made NJ as follows: First. Hur3
second. Neserye l.. pe.lv. Henderson. Kel-
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Tho ~no1uaimle Walkers Return.

t~Nar.es EnEelhara an - twenty-five
choir bows - s. NarSs church returned
horne last utEht from thei- walk 20 Sno-
o,al-7lie ard back. suuhurne3 AMI In h,E1
s-fr.ts They walked the last four miles
ia ono hour ana ten w-n1-es.
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spokane Man Drowned I'm the CaiispeII,

Spokane june 21.--William Efferty.
window draper of this city, was drowned
Sunday In the CalispeH river. His re-
mains were recovered and brought here
today. Eferty was trying 20 swim across
the river on horseback when drowned.
lie was . years old. His parents live in
st. Paul.
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rx-1Ierl. uoxyntuo Not Convicted.

Spokane. June q The case against eX-
County Clerk Downing. charged with the
enbezzlement of county funds, went 10
the Jury this afternoon. and at 10 o'clock
tonight the jury stood ten TO Two for &C
Il
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Doctor SWeany,

OF his office. lie has had many years
OF experience in the LEADING Eastern
hospitals. also many years OF success
sul practice that CHALLENGE THE
WORLD. WHY do the SICK PEO-
PIE OF Seattle and vicinity CROWD
his Office daily7 BECAUSE the Won
derfuI cures he Is making have ere
ated confidence and delighted the
hearts OF those who have struggled
in vain for years against the rsvages
of disease until this successful doc
tor restored them - health.