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BANKRUPT NOTICE.


NOT1CE q, or FIRST MEETING Q =
~ IN - cRDDIToRs. Y. ~. |, 8
IN THE p sgHTs f F9RRF 4 e H HsHE
ERNs DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA q 5..s8
IN the Matter OF No. e24. III
JOSEPH NJ. SKINNER ins.{.ts,s.--.t
70 The p credItonrs of JOSEPH NJ skiN.,
NER, Of Richmond n tho county ny !, s, OF {.
IIenrlco. and District aforesaid-Bank-
Notice Is hereby given that on the 1st
day Of Ansuss IA 1892, t1 d, sa' ad jUH
maeting OF his creditors will be held IN
my office. Rooms No. 10 and u Capitol
In " and Real Estate Building. Richmond,
at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon at which
time the said creditors may attend. prove
their claims. appoint trustee, examine
business as may properly come before
Sl'l' ~ ~ 7 sTIIos. B., sNEAD.
Sept. 81, 1905 Referee n Bankruptcy.
Hill Montague, ESQ, atty. for bankrupt.
NOTICE OF FIR MEETING OF
IA, CREDITORS.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT. OF THE III
ERN p2sF SRAnHs EVE yIRd GIN .'Ns
IN In the Matter Of No. $40, 1.
CLINTON NJ. sHULTz In RI
VI Bankrupt V Bankruptcy.
SHULTZ, OF Richmond. in the county
OF 81 HenrIco, and District aforesaid;
a Bankrupt: ts X
Notice. is hereby given that on the 18th
day Of aaptemher, "a. D., 1905, the said
CLINTON M. sHULTz was duly adjudi-
Gated bankrupt; and that the FIRST
meeting of his creditors will be held In
Law and Real Estate Building Rich
n{ond. Va on the I'd day. Of October, a.
D,,$l905 at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon, 81
prove their claims, appoint a trustee, ex-
anime the bankrupt, and transact such
other. business as may properly come be-
l1 THOS. b. SNEAD.
Sept. 81 1905. RefereeIn Bankruptcy.
Irving T. Campbell, Esq. atty for bank
%rupt. yf,&
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WANTED, TO BUY RESIDENCE ON
K Grace or Franklin Streets with 10 or II
rooms and back yard. Address II. *,
care OF Carrier No. 8.
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WANTED, HUNT SERVANT FOB
Deep Run Hunt (whlte) must be able
"a ! ride and look after hounds; not
weigh over lao pounds. Apply to II. G..
EEATTIE, Bloomingdale Farm, r. r.
q Do No. 4 Richmond, Va. sa47 n
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

MARSHALL ST., W.. 4ol--FOR RENT
furnished or unfurnished, suitable for
one or two gentlemen, moderate prices;
reference given and required. Apply
above st& eit t5 55t.l&3s7ts
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WANTED. IA REGISTERED PFiARMA \
cIst with $500 to invest, as a, partner IN
s new drug store IN a growing Virginia
town; must be absolutely reliable. eIer-
Is getlc and hustler Address "OPPOR-
q TJNIT'Y," Box 50, Clarksville, va. Isl II
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WANTED. BOARDERS-ROOMs FOR
rent with board. Apply 20s HARRISON
* Street. Ell -
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CHICKEN WHEAT, 800 BAGS, 81. EACH.
Apply Warehouse, Seventeenth and
Dock. WARNER MOORE & co.
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WANTED, MALE TEACHER FOR PUB
2 lie school, near Amelia Courthouse, Va.
TO teach the elementary branclss; sal
airy. $50 per month for 6 or months;
Address y, 5TRUEHEART. Clerk Of
- School Board, Amelia Courthouse, Va 4
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srrAyE13 PROM 1901 FLOYD AVE-
nue. Sept 2lst Male Setter ~ pul'i ~ e sher
a coi,nr with tag attached. Reward II
returned to above number Ss
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WANTED, SEVERAL I.INOTYPE oP-
orators, capable of setting 1000 ems
4 brewer All hour; wages. SIS; union office;
also female proof reader wages. VI
entf iINDU sTRIAL PUBLISHING Co.,
q 2C;reensbO N. CftTt{a8Et n NJ sSE
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MEN AND BOYS WANTED no LEARN
plumbing trade; great demand for grad ad. ;.
yates 81, S day. many complete e9u VI se
Union and Master Plumbers Associa,
ton. CoYNE BROS. co. PLUMBING
SCHOOLS, New york, Cincinnati ma h snr
u St.5Louis. (Day and Night ,classss;)A LOT 70
Nau. York sffSji f,} tttt s5Etit.E
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WANTED, MEN 10 LEARN BARBER
trade; new system: eight weeks ex.
x donated board provided s. steady posi-
ton guaranteed when through Write ,,rl
for catalogue MOLER'S BARBSR
a COLLEGE,7131 Prince Street, New YORK
FlT ri ty.4r z s {J{i5t f 5i sg5ot45
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WANTED FOR u. S. Rn1I.--ARLE..
bodied Junnlar rled men. between ages OF
81 and s. citizens Of United States ia, 10 OF y
good character ana temperate hapits' Wno
can speak, read and write Epglish. For
5 Information apply t., RECRUITING Of
EICER. 10 ~ Broad ST., Richmond Va
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BOARDING.

GRACE ST, E., 1os-WANTED,, BOARD
I ers for nice large room or, parlor hooor;
n neWE papf tbree aga Apply at os
E East Grace Street
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FURNITURE AND CHINA PACKING,
WINES AND LlGOoRS.

9l5f4t t3tta WlNES AMI ElGSSfS. i5.a iIsglHA
WHY NOT ORDER sTItA1GHT GOODS.
They are first class and cost no more
than seconds. have been supplying
my trade with straight whisktes direct
from distillery for the past II years.
Three-year-old Straight Kentucky aRyes
and Bourbons as low as 40 per gallon,
q cannot DO equaled at the price Gibson
and Monticello (sprr!ng 1922, T. per ,a gai-
$3.50 nor galian; Mellwood. Atherton and
Ion; Carroll (spring 1901, s250 Per Y !, gal,
gallon. Straight Holland Gins, e.. f2.H
and per galloni Valley =. o. J, aa
Ciaret. s-Guart bottles, $3.50: .6-yeAr Old
Straight Malt (Med!e,naD, $3.50; swear az
Old Com Whiskey, e. % per gallon n, g
charge for Jugs and pa cklng on goods at
500 per gallon or oNsr. ExpIess pTspa pa,
on goods over $500 per gallon: ~ : : Hem aH
by Certified cheek oI sdsg!sterea KEI9
Box So Richmond Va
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LADIES DRESS GOODS sPoNGED AND
pressed, cents yard. JOHN La
r TOUCHE. Tailor. Phone 2ils. 123 =.
Main Street.
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LOST. FROM 10o1 FLOYD AVENUE,
: 1Iiyer-Colored Pointer PUPPY; answers
to name of Togo Liberal re ward ~
rot lirred above number. E-lN,a " w
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a HELP WANTED. Male.

lBooK MEN OF INTELLIGENCE AND
n experience will find 1t profitable 70 aaa az
l5 dress 8P.EO. Box 1885, City.
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HI CHEST GRAD DE PIANOS AND OR
gans ut lowest factory prices. ESTEY
! ORGAN AGENCY, American National
Bank Building. In s3 4t
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FURNISHED FLAT OF THREB ROOMS
8 and bath or small furnished mouse
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~
uPHoLSTERlNG,

IJTuoI sTERING AND MATTRESS
making the very best at lowest prices
Phone J036 LEVY u KAss. 70 West
Broad Street.
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WANTED, & AG ENT FOR SPECIAL
line Of goods;, cater to BARRIERS bel !, a nn %
a. GOONES, III s. Gilmore Street.
n BALTIMORE Md. 8ss s.S II Isl G XII at5
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REAL 4 ESTATE-for Sale.

IA SPOT ON EARTH 3PART1Cu LAR11Y
blest. /" lying mid way between Newport
y News and Hampton on the shores at
the picturesque and historic Hampton
sites tto be found on the Atlantic Coast
Southern exposure assures sui11m er
breeses 4rnd wlntor unslline. Gis'ir-
4. passed facilities foc boating ni,d ilsh-
town s Exposition. .T1iD OLD DOMINION
& INVESTMENT COMPANY, n ~ 200
Washington Avenue, Newport New vs.
Z 41ocalitv O suit the most fastldious taste
on very easy terms. Write them for
4 further particulars. Il Y ~ -------3
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WANTED, BRIGHT ACTIVE YOUNG
men for hoorwalkers, Must have some
knowledge Of dry goods and furnish
first class reference as to character.
8 MILLER & RHOADS.
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PERSONALS.

THE ART SCHOOL THAT ADVANCES
pupils so wonderfully rapidly is at 11l9
Capitol Street. Every pupil makes from
500 to 1900 worth of dra wings or paint
+ ings, Enter now.
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no ALL WHOM II MAY CONCERN: 3
conduct the saloon, business at No. 1888
East Franklin Street. Richmond Va.
to buy and sell for cash only. JOHN
4 l44AZZARINI.s
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DENTISTRY.

SOUTHERN DENTAL ROOMS, OPPO.
"A site the postofflo e. Phone 1896. Exam.
y matte and estimates free.
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SOLICITORS & statesmen

N.ANT11D AT ONCE AN DkPHRt.
onced salesman with good address 70
K call on resident trade. Address ., To-
5 care this ofiEe.i WI Y 4 3f}Is * ia III Ms *
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WANTED KNOWN THAT THE OYSTER
season Is now open at STUMPF'S RES
TAURANT, corner Eighth and Main
Streets We open Lynhavens on half
she'll and steamed oysters only. Fl
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4 NIGHT SESSIONS. 5..!.
PIANOS ANDEO ORGANS

MAGNIFICENT UPRIGHT p a o,
sample Instrument, for 500 cash. This
offer is for to-day and tomorrow only,
Speak quick. or teeg7'aph.@ ESTEY Or
Z GAN &AGENCY, American National
q Bank Building. III
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WATcH AND JEWELRY HEPAIRlNo

BEST MAIN SPRINGS. sGUAHANTEED,
4 76c, Why pay others HOO or 20. Clean
Ing watches. 25c,i watch, glasses. ibc
G., NHOUIGRAYE. The Reliable Jeweler,
ncr Third.
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WANTED. 20 OR MORE GENTLEMEN
October list. 1905 at Willoughby Beach.
Full pa rticulars as to cost of same, ad-
dress, enclosing stamped envelope, A.,
1893, care this office. oG3 IA
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LOST AND FOUND.

"a sT, ON BROAD STREET CAR ( Of E
n al BROAD Street between Tfrd and w
E,ifth' 4 n Indies Purse with q rubber
band around IT, containing a 50 Pill an ! 9
severnl ri bills; also d railroad ticket TO
Roxbury. Reward :. r r. r l !, / 70 g
69DREW'S ELECTRIC S1f1dOH - ! ~ :
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SHOE REPAIRING SPECIAL.

SHOE REPAIRING SPECIAL.
75C. HAIFSOLE MEMS SHOES; 6oC.
halfsole ladies'. EVERY pair se'Hed;
pliable white oak lea Their; no squeak,
for l0c. rebate on the above until sep
TENDER 23d, 1866. DRE\Y'S ELEGTflC
* SHOE FACTORY, 7lG y, Main Street.
d'Phone 2,H7 Send anywhere. "a 35.as
FURNITURE AND4 CHINA PACKING.
FURNITURE AND "a CHINA PACKED
h and shipped with care. JACOB UNI
LAUT 100 West Main Street
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NOTICE.

W. ARE ANXIOUS FOR YOU TO TRY
a bottle Of Liver Tone 1t has no SUI
;perior rs a Tonic for the Liver. Pleas-
#8 ant TO the taste. 10 cents bottle
everywhere g,4 t oga4,
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7 AGENTS WANTED.

1,ADY REPRESENTATIVE c 1T ANtBII-.
lion; no investment required; indopend-
ticulars. d Department, %, Box 81, Bahl-.
more, Maryland. ,iE8 s&5 Il 46&a i8si 4
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MILLINERY.

DON'T FORGET TO CALL AT MRS,
JULIUS REAR's. 1423 e.. Main Stree. 4
look at our fall and winter millinery
and up-to-datc. Prices lowest In city.
Also Suits, Cloaks and Furnishings Tor
ladies and children.
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WANTED. EXPERIENCED HANDS 10
.p ~ k-'t3Inore to WJrh IN :Hi-f -
factory. on covering mach mes, tOppcrs
and stayers; also glue workers. Apply,
stating experience, 10 *, s3, care THIS
office.
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WANTED.

WANTED, TO BUY "a Go-cART. OR
baby carriage; must be In first class
order, and cheap for cash; give &C.
scrintion and price. K, 80. care this
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WANTED, no RENT FOR ABOUT 80
DAYS. Is H. P. engine and IS H.-P boiler;
portable Address, with full particulars.
Box No. 652, City. az
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CHICKEN WHEAT 200 BAGS. 81 EACH.
Apply Warehouse, Seventeenth and
Do ock. WARNER MOORE & co.
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WANTED BY WHITE GIRL WITH
fty IefeFcnce non ln IN Pr ,Hnee
Office.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-09-25
SPOKANE SPORTS TAKING GREAT
INTEREST IN FIGHT FRIDAY
NIGHT.
Say That Spokane Fighter Can Always
be Depended Upon to DeIives the
Goods-Be Here Wednesday.
Special to Evening Statesman.

Special to Evening Statesman.
SPOKANE, Sept. 25.-The coming
fight of Kid Scaler with Martin
Denny at Walla Walla is attracting
considerable attention among Spo-
kane sports. Scaler is a prime local
favorite here and the great majority
of the fight followers are regretting
that they cannot see the contest.
A strong effort was made by the
Spokane Amateur Athletic club to
match Scaler with Oggelsby for 10
round go on the night of the Gotch-
Weeks contest, which will be held on
the same evening as the Walla Walla
fight. Scaler refused, however to
break his contract to appear in Walla
Walla on September %, as he bod
given his word to that effect.
One reason that Scaler is so popu-
lar with Spokane fight followers is
that he can always be looked for to
deliver the goods. He always puts
himself in the best of shape for each
contest ana believes in giving fight
goers the worth of their money, He
has won 16 of his 10 fights via the
knockout route. He lost once to Louis
Long and once on a foul to ever
Bobby Johnson of San Francisc
Scaler is going to take no chances
when he meets D my on Friday night
He is in fine fettle. He trained Maur-
ice Thompson for his fight in Spo-
kane with Charlie Neary and is in
the pink of condition. He INDUCES in
daily runs and light gysnasium work
to keep him in condition.
Scaler will leave here Tuesday night
He will be accompanied by mis- man.
ager, Lea Meyers, and two of his train.
ers
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that one of these three horses will
lead under the wire and all three of
them will be played heavily. Cerra
Santa is going to have lot Of back
ers.
Thursday will witness the running Of
the Walla Walla derby event, mile
and an eighth and a purse Of $500 go
ing with it. Those entered are Ripper,
Baldo, Dark Secret, Mindanao, Blue
Ridge, Anvil, Peter j.. Harbor, Presto
lus, Silver Heels, Suburban Queen,
Rough Rider, Follow Me and Merwan
Mindanao on account of it's perform
ance when he took the Kidwell handi-
cap, cup on Saturday will be the fav-
orite with the talent. Baldo will get
some play from the "pikers," who will
remember his winning with a price
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day. The race goes five-eightns of a
mile and carries with it a purse of
$500. Those entered are Orc Elmo, Es-
tela j., Miss Hunter, Sir Christopher,
Miss Croix, LaidlaW, Sad Sam,Peter j.,
Suburban Queen and Cerra Santa. If
Laidlaw is in shape he will give Sad
Sam and Peter J. an awful run for
the money. 1t is generally conceded
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REDUCED RATES TO LEWIS AND
CLARK EXPOSITION FOR PORT.
LAND DAY, SEPT. BOTH.

For above occasion the 0. R. & N.
will sell on September 2Sth and 29th
tickets to Portland and return at the
rate of 1925.
These tickets will be honored on any
regular train going and returning, and
will also be good on sleeping cars
under the usual conditions.
For detailed information call on or
address r. Burns, General Agent.
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Race Track Gossip

The three days of racing had last
week was only enough to get the fol-
lowers of the game warmed up to what
may be expected this week. Who
could wish for any closer finishes, soul
stirring gallops, hard-ridden races?
In every race had last week class was
there and the handsome thoroughbreds
seemed to know they were on one of
the best tracks in the northwest and
did their best. One thing that was
quite noticeable was the great num-
Der of the fair sex who adorned the
grand stand with their presence. The
beautiful Walla Walla ladies with their
swell dresses of many colors and styles
make pretty picture viewed from the
infield. The opening day, Ladies'
Day saw the grandstand resembling
one great flower bed-viewed from the
opposite side of the track, where it
was too far away for any distinct
view, and the whole scene, blurred to
the eye, waved about like some great
floral creation under the gentle in
1uence of the breeze. And better
weather cannot be imagined with
the clear atmosphere and just hot
Jockey Kent was so badly frightened
when he was handed the handsome
Kidwell Handicap cup, that he could
hardly bow his thanks to the thousand
of hands that greeted him. He rode a
noble race on Mindanao, and the horse
is darling.
The sporting blood surges strongly
| in Walla Wallans of both sexes. Lots
of times several horses in a race
would open up at about the same odds,
and the different factions backing their
| favorite would back it down until at
post time, although backed nearly off
| NAAS OOoiO VI, Tic tuOTOuSuUTGOS WOulQ
still remain relatively the same in
the betting ring. The talent was
thrown down badly in the last race on
the opening day when Baldo, at 80 to 1,
romped home a winner And at that
the books did not make such a heavy
winning for the simple reason that
there were lot Of the newer genera
ton who got down on the long shot on
the stable report as regarded his con-
dition.
| Spider" Riordan, owner of Head
water, is considerably swelled on him
self on account of the performances
of his horse last week. Headwarer
was entered twice and won each time.
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won.
The antics of two young ladies rid
ing a horse bareback was quite laugh
able during the Saturday events. Just
about post time they would gallop
over the green for the starting point
and anxiously watch their favorites
At the drop of the flag the thorough
breds would get away with a rush and
the girls would romp helter- SHELTER for
the wire, straining every nerve to get
the "old horse" there in time to see
the finish
That horse Rough Rider will bear
watching in the future. He was
four to one shot in the Kidwell handi-
cap and those who had bets down on
him noticed that although he hardly
got started the first quarter, ne fin
ished handriding and stronger than the
others. Rough Rider is well named.
He is a savage brute and delights to
bite
The talent would be pleased to see
Jockey c. Ross get a mount. He is
good kid and has the honor of winning
the first race over the Walla Walla
track. He won with Queen T. Two
years ago he was the most successful
little man riding in the northwest. He
will probably ride this week.
Merwan was little lame when ne
entered for the handicap Saturday.
What looked like sulking on his part
was nothing more nor less than irri-
tation. He was backed heavily even
by those who knew he was not in per-
feet condition. When Merwan is right,
ne will be heard from.
Martin Denny, the lightweight boxer,
made good cleanup Saturday on the
| first two races. He was a couple Of
hundred to the good and then played
| it back and got off bad on the last
| race. Like whole lot of others, he
liked" Anvil. And talking about An
vii, the anvil chorus out there when
Mindanao COPIED the Kidwell handi-
cap sounded like the letting out of a
women's suffrage meeting.
During the week Walla Walla will
be treated to at least three races that
should develop some new records for
tracks in the northwest The Mer-
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of 80 to 1 tackled on him in the last
race of the opening day. Unless he
shows a remarkable form ne hasn't
the ghost of a show. Peter j., Anvil
and Follow Me will get strong play
for this event Merwan and Rough
Rider if in good form, will have a good
chance, although both these animals
will have to show a great reversal of
form.
The last big event will be run on the
closing day of the meet-the Whitman
handicap, with distance of six fur
longs. The entries are Mindanao,
Estella j., Sir Christopher, Miss Croix,
Laidlaw, Sad Sam, Peter j., Lady Rice,
Silver Heels, Suburban Queen Follow
Me and Cerra Santa. Sad Sam, Laid
law, Mindanao, Estella J. and Peter J.
all have a good chance. 1t is about
time Cerra Santa was getting good,
and at this distance this horse may
get the money.
R. C. Caswell, nustling little Sec
rotary of the Walla Walla Fair as
ISOLATION, and his colleagues are en-
titled to the everlasting gratitude of
racing men of the northwest, and of
the entire coast, for that matter A
very dirty deal was handed the horse
men at Portland A petty squabble
between the Multnomah Fair associa-
ton and one Spencer, lessee of the
track, resulted in the closing Of the
meet, leaving the norsemen badly in
debt and practically unable to leave
town. Mr.. Caswell offered to advance
enough money to bring the horsemen
and thoroughbreds to this city and
that is why Walla Walla is being
treated to sucn a feast of good rae
ing between the best bunch of horses
ever brought together in the north
west. When the additional three days
were tackled onto the front end of the
meet, it was done for an experiment,
more for the assistance of the strand
ed horsemen than anything else. Ev-
eryone is feeling in good spirits over
the success Of the three days meet
just closed and the business judgment
of the managers of the association is
commendable.
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DR.. j. w. Woods will list horses for
Seattle market. Phone 957.
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BUT TOT real good meal 20 to
Olson's
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The Spider" turned a backward SOM
ersault through bolonga sausage and
never broke the skin when his galloper
won.
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Spider" Riordan, owner Of Head
water, is considerably swelled on him
self on account of the performances
of his horse last week Headware1
was entered twice and won each time
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But Olson's Restaurant always leaus.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-22
ASKS CONVENTIONS
TO VISIT THE COAST
Promotion Committee Strives
to Bring National Gath
erings Here.

The California Promotion Committee
has elected committee on conventions,
the object of which is to invite various
conventions to come to San Francisco
and to provide for their entertainment;
also to cooperate with California and
coast cities in urging that conventions
be held In these cities.
Hitherto there has been no organized
movement toward getting conventions
by body devoted exclusively to that
end As a rule the different conven-
tions have been cared for by the Cali
fornia representation in organizations
which have been supported by the Pro-
motion Committee and other CONNER
cial bodies.
The committee on conventions will
act Independently to secure conventions
and will cooperate with California or
ganizations which desire that their ma
tional organization shall meet in this
State.
At meeting, Tuesday night, the
committee assured suitable entertain
ment to the National Educational AS
ISOLATION to induce 1t to meet in San
Francisco In 1906, and promised the
National Buttermakers' Convention the
necessary fund of $4,000 for the pur-
poses of premiums and cash prize
awards for butter exhibits when the
convention meets here in February.
1906