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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-13

man ia the west. owes bis fortune
10 the Sc. Louis tracks. lie has the
distinction % having run a so rill
up TO 81 0eo. 900 in the betting rlng
In tssB schreihef waa drftlnK a
grocery wagon IN South 81 fuala
and was getting $40 month Or
hla work lie wRa an unatpbleti
Gated boy. and when the lsleefrie
Light" track vas started As a
cinch FOR tho fnuia iieiurr alaklng
the killing ahIeh made hlm feHeea
Barney VS. the victim % aaiae n
dicFuaa jokes
Upon hts first visit 60 theAxAeea.
a tout advised Schroeder 90 play a
certain horse both Ways Tho
tout stood healde Schneider uhen
the barrier flew mp Frightened b
tho Tapping net the horse carrying
BarueY'a money wheeled and haited
IN the wrong direction. The tout
started to console Gchreibsf on his
hard luck. when he was dumb
founded 20 SEE his victim dancing
around IN delight
what's the matter. are you
craHy p demanded The tout Don't
you know yau have lost your mon
eyT"
4 don't sao how" replied schfci-
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and Klnloch tracks. have become
multl.mllllonalres within = few
years.
Ten years ago Louis Celia. known
then IS The paEo saloonkesper, =
vas a poor man. To-day hia Wealth
Il estimated At g. 900 COO hen Adj
Tor and G. A titles. hts paFtnera,
are equally rich.
Prom a aaiooulst Celia became a
bookmaker In the notorious pool
lsy." which was permitted g run
side uuen In tho heart Of The 81
Louis business district IN The early
g0s.
Public sentiment finally became
80 atrnue. however. that The police
wera forced 90 raid tho place II
was then that Celia became inter-
esfed Ia the old south side Electric
Light track. where races were run
Al night Later he associated with
Adler and Tillsa and when mid
night racing was forced out o. buai-
ness. they secured the passage Of
the breeders law
Under thia protection. from 1877
until 1904, the Big Three had a
monopoly on Sc Louis racing Then
Patrick Carmody built the Union
track and declared var upon the
Western I0eky club. The venture
was a failure. and the plant went
into the hands Of a receiver at the
close Of the first season.
Tbis spring the property vas sold
at auction. and was bought In by
Carmody. who was backed by I'd
Corriran. owner OF Hawthorne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-13

ST. LOUIS. June ia. When Judge
Edwin Maglnn tolls the bell at the
historic Fair Grounds track at the
conclusion Of tho sixth race June
i6. he will sound the kuetl Of tho
racing game In Missouri
Upon that day the Breeders law.
under which betting ON the races
has been legally conducted Ia Mia.
sOurl since 1897. viii become a dead
letter. and tho statute passed by
the last legislature, making race
track gambling a felony. will go IN
10 effect
Not only will q be illegal Tor Mis-
sauflaus % bot upon races run
within the state. but Il will be a
penitentiary oftrnao for them To
make waFera on races run outside
OF the state.
The effect OF the new Law can
best be judged when Il Is stated
that over sii.000. 600 was waserod
81 the four ST Louis tracks during
the racing season Of 1885, OF this
vast aum. statistics show that fully
Oue-half went into the pockets OF
the baokmakeru and track oNuera.
Ia st Louis Celia. TITLES aud Ad-
lcr. known as the "nig Three. who
control the Dolmar. FAR Grounds
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M0RE THAN 10000
VOTES WE'RE POLLEN
INTEREST IN THE SCHOOL TEACHERS CONTEST CONTINUE,
UHABAreo-rwEHrY.rw CANDIDATES RECEIVED yors,
TUESDAY

A number or contest workers have
asked why The Star does not end
the great Worlds fair contest when
school closes. ana apparently the
question ia Reasonable one. but
when the announcement was first
made that the contest would be In
auRufated. ~ vas stated that it
would continue through April May
and june.
There nrs two reasons why q
q seemed best 10 continue the vOt-
Ing throughout the month ~ June,
even n school be closed IN the first
place. q viii give the friends % the
candidates and the teachers them
selves an opportunity 20 DO some
tall huatiinE' during the two weeks
after school closes. and. IN the sec
end place. u would be unfair 20 the
candidates who entered the race late
II the Tins be cut down.
The votes came IN In droven dur
Ing the past "a hours and when the
count closed at o'clock Monday
evening Si.s71 votes had been policd
for the different teachers. bringing
the grand total up 70 s28.efA
At this rate. when the count closes
on Tuesday evening the total viii
have passed the One Million mark.
Among the candidates who re-
eeiYed strong support we're Miss
Madison Of the y. p. Day, who went
Into second place. MiEa MCMILLAN Of
Ballard advanced 70 fourth. Miss
Whittier Of Foster received a big
batch Of votes. but not enough 20
bridge the zap between herself ana
hflaa Gail Of Dunlap. Miss Hines Of
Roy also went up one point In the
list
All told. - candidates were voted
for during the day.
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10 10 / Shot
"COpS" the Coin

Another one Of those elongated
ehuteh" came home with the money
II there waa any on him. at the
Meadows Monday BriEetia, NJ 40
to I. was decided the money and
tho talent again had the experience
Of feeling how expensive II r. 10
keep up a racing pond.
Somebody received another jolt
when Sklrmlsh. a i0.to-i-ahOt, won
tho FIRST race Addle D came In sec
ond after putting mp a poor race eX
hibition. Roaeieaf came IN third
after having Jed tho bunch all the
way around. The remaining races
we're interesting In the third and
hnh events. faYoritea came home
with the money and the talent felt
4 trifls better. The way tho favor
ties have been kept IN the tail-end
division Of late would warrant the
dlapatchinH OF some Tom Lawson
out there 20 Investigate tho ways
and means wheFewiih
First race. five fnflougs. selling
6kirmish f1rHt Addie -. second
Roseleaf third d Powell Up on the
winner.
Second rare. I'VE furiongs. selling
BrigeitA first. LaidiaW second
Grenore third Book Up on the
winner.
Third rnra. four and a half fur
longs. selling syphon Girl first
Rain Cloud second. iaabaau third
Aiuder up on the winner
Fourth race. HiH fnrlonFa, selling
Gold FInfer first. Rieefui second
Birdie r. third. League up on the
winner.
T1fth race. seven furlonEn. selling
Golden iAEht first. Eleven neils
second. Cngli third. ]. Clark up on
ih@ winner.
Sixth race. one mile. selling
MonetanA feereaa first. II Ygrraccn
second. Expcdlenf third. Cross
waite up on the winner.
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Deafness Cannot Sc Cured

hT Local applications. as they cannot
feaEH IRE Diseased portion = fhr ear
AheFe = only one va "a cure deaf
H#4zs Rno that iH III constitutional
remedies. Les fnfas t. eauaad ~ an
iHfihmfd rQudiua q the macaus iln-
iHx 81 the Euafarhiau Tuhs When
this tube L. iufiamta Fam have q rum.
hstnN sound 90 Imperfect hearing aud
HhHH if is entirely closed Deafness
i the result and gHlaa# me lnflrm-
nation can - taken auf aHH fhis tube
restored 60 lta normal eaHdlffau. hear
INK 9tl - Destroyed forever. nine
eKaHH cog ~ ten are caused 81 Ca
tarHh. which j. nothing h5f AZ III.
famed condition q THE mucous sur.
faces.
We win Cfve One Hundred Dollars
Ter any case % Deafness fenuaaH hv
gatarful that cannot Be cured 81
HaH catarrh Cure saud for circu.
lars free.
+. J. CHENEY a Co. Toledo. o.
satd ~ Druggists IT,
Take Halls Family Pills FOR con
stiuatian.
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FAN FOOD


alwanhna here today.
II looks 81 II the Everett base
ball team waa slwaahined.
Tho Webfooters are nov getting
real interested since they have been
a. FAR I'D aa the third hook
There won't be - many home
runs for the Tigers out az Rpgfeas
ton park.
which one Of the Indians Is going
20 get crippled this week
Tho weather has started IN again
20 raise Cain with ball players.
The mud hens. Of Portland have
a good chance to ascend the ladder
atiii another notch. Maybe that's
why they wanted 20 fiEht Monday.
Tho SEALS are NniiupinE around
pFeiiy lively Of late
The slwAAhea are only ZOE points
behind this second from the cellar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-13
THE DOPE SHEET H,I LEN
NEN444eE4 44eHNFeF444 EHEEEE F4EEE

Abe Attel was not unlocked for
but to meet a second beating az tho
hands ~ poor aecenh.r8ter like
KID sullivan Is more than the most
rabid Nelson rooter can stand FOR.
Nelson Is evidently the victim OF
that strange disease made popular
by Tommy Ryan=-eaay~ muncyitia.
Nelson has never been known 60
sldestep hard game Tor easy
money therefore the burden of the
responsibility for Nelson's downfall
must be with hia manager. Buly
Nolan. The fact that Nelson cannot
80 six rounds with the easiest sort
OF A mark ana make showing h.
common knowledge. but Nolan
seems 20 have overlooked Nelson's
capabilities or rather lack OF cnpa-
: hllitles, IN this regard. aud hbs east
aside Judgment Tor the mere sake
Of adding a few easy dollars to his
hankroll Why he should show
up his man in this manner IL a
mystery 90 local fight followers lie
Is knae king the props from under a
/ hlR house when Britt meets Nelson.
r Britt condcscends to meet tho
Dane after what has happened. aud
Il Il 40 eNaggeratlon 80 say that
whereas Britt and Nelson would
have drawn t3o.ooe gate four
weeks ago. they would do well if
$4,000 found is way into the box
office. now that Nelson has been
/ trimmed BY Attell and sullivan.
Nelson Is possessed Of consider
able business sense and II his man
aver persists I'm making such sense
less matches as the Atteli and Sui
Ivan affairS. thu champion OF
neEewisch should arise and assert
himself lie Is too eoea a boy to
lose his power a. a drawing card
faF the sake Of a little easy money
and the sooner b. comes 70 a reall-
aatian " the fact the better Oft he
viii be.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-13
MAY CHANGE RULES

NEW YORK. Iune I1.--Ihe hHFIH-
Org board Of the intercollegiate
football association held a prutract-
81 scraiun Monday night % discuss
and pam upon changes IN the game
After three hours discussion. The
only progress made was The passage
Of tho rule 70 increase the penalty
for coaching from the side lines
from five yards 20 ten.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-13
Spotoab Fresh From the Recreation Gatherings Sposy Len Hun
tttttttsstttttt
/. VIM THE AMATEURS3


ARLINGTON. June ~ The Ar
llngton baseball team win play Sc
dfU Woolloy On the latlsra grounds
next sunday Arlington win run an
excursion from here Arlington Will
play the same old lineup aH ln all
other games. with Paddock and
Barr for the battery WOolloy will
be greatly strengthened.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-13
Great nerth.rn Railway

VIII sell greatly reduced round-trip
excursion tickets 20 ST. Paul Sioux
city. Kanhaa city. 81 Louis Chi
CREa. Milwaukee and other impof=
tant Eastern cities on June ~, Is.
ls and ~. limited TO ninety days
Temporary ticket office First and
Yealor 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-13

via Northern Pacific. jane itth %
f7th inclusive. only 5000 10 81
Paul and return. tea7o 90 Milwau
kue. t7i60 70 Chicago; $3.50 to st.
Louis and equally low rates 70 other
points ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-13
STAR THEATER

Cor FIRST ave. End Madison
DON'T MISS sEEfSG-Cnief and
Waldron In un-fo=dafs comedies /.
Heiimsn. Juggling JofflanE. sum
lnera and Winters. The BiogFaph.
Latest Motion Pictures. Ray ogden
4 Co. Leslie Pomeroy. Illustrated
Songs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-13

Well az Indians viii make a
strenuous attempt to give tho Tigers
a shaliy" go at aeereatlon park this
week. Tuesday afternoon Seattle
and Tacoma viii start ON a serles
Of six games and tho fans arc anx-
ious 10 see what the local aggro-
cation will DO To the champions on
the home grounds.
some OF the fans have a "hunch'
that the "Iniunss viii really win
more than one game. and what Is
more they have dared 10 tell a.
Il would be a Joke ON the outside
bunch u the Haliovitehos debut
what's the use in dreaming outside
OF a "dope" barn. Tho locals viii
do mighty well II they can take two
games from Mikes gang and az that
q will be almost miracle.
The Frisco pugIlistle Kaleidoscope
has been given another shake and
as result neither Jahea White nor
BattinE Nelson viii be seen In
action there next month Unless an
unlocked for hitch hobs un. Jimmy
Britt aud Eddie Hhnlon win be the
July card A few days before Cor
hett and Hanlun met Hritt signed
articles agreeing % meet the win
ner. u may have been simply a
trick 20 boost the house FOR the
Haulon Corpett engagement but
the agreement il signed on the
Britt side. and as Hanlon has fire.
quently expressed a desire 70 meet
HIS fellow townsman In the rims. the
boys may be hooked up"
II Hanion makes the match u WI
he q bad piece Of business for him
Eddie - a good. courageous, fairly
clever boy, hut he i not IN Britts
class besides. Britt r. several
pounds heavier Hanion. by the
most liberal method % reasoning.
couia not hope to stay longer than
10 rounds with the champion. and
II the latter Is at hts best when
they meet. II they should 90 50. he
should not have much difficulty IN
ending the mil In five rounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-13
WAsEoA WON

TACOMA. June i2.-Ths japanese
baseball team from Wascda unlver-
city. Japan, defeated tho Whitworth
college team here Monday BY a score
I OF Z 20 o.
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won IN TWO MINUTES

SACRAMENTO. June black
Hall. OF San Francisco. was whipped
BY Jack Burke % Sacramento. IN
lssss than two minutes n was 10
have been a nine round 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-13
LAST DAYS RAGING
IN OLD MISSOURI
JUNE 10 MARKS CLOSING TRACKS As TIE Re.
suit or LEGISLATIVE ACT MAKING RACE TRACK oA@B.
LING A FELONY

track AZ Chicago and the new pana.
ma track at New Orleans.
Tho track has been operated thlf
season In opposition 10 the Western
Jocky club. and as result bott
places have maintained free gates
Like Louis Celia. Barney aehfel.
Der. probably tho best knows turf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-13
on. Mills ANIL PAIN PilLs

are cheap. convenient. certain and
harmless. Cheap. aa one dose q
usually sufflrient 70 relieve the
pain. Convenient. being liftis tab
lets. that ypu can always carry, and
take as you would q loEsmwe Ger
tain. because thNr cure ~ soothing
ths irritatsa nerves Harmless. as
they contain 10 harmful drugs. Is
doses. 20 cents. Never aoid in bulk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-13

Der. didn't I play him both waysf''
While the 81 Louis tracks have
made a few wealthy. the police rec
oFds show that a large pereentaKe
of the crimes and suicides in thia
city are directly attributable 10
money lost IN the boiling ring
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-13

Despite the azsIaaaaa presa
WaFk. the Root-Haft finish fight
scheduled 20 take place az
Reno Nevada. on July 4. Is
attracting nttis attention here. Hart
lsannolnied local fans Ia hia fight
VITA Jack johnson aua via have
e 10 something worth while before
they would b. willing 70 - a nights
travel 90 see him IN action. Root
and Hart went Elk rnunaa H. Chica-
50 couple % years ako and Root
AS su easy winner. although Hart
yelled robbery" uut the miners At
Tonapah ard Goldnel1 may Be will
tns q overlook Al this just for the
saEa q seeing a real prize flxht. Or
aiH#riiv. however. the match
wouldn't set the weird aflre. Neither
should q BE- considered seriously as
an affair that viii decide tue worlds
hess .ywelzht championship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-13

VIII cell round-tfip tiek.ts 20 Afli-
waukee on June IL. Is. ie. Tor isa.7e
account Of Woodman convsution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-13

Old hob F1tEsimmans has gone
into training at salt Lake for his
fighf with Mike Schreek n the Nor
mon metropolis on July 4 The
venerable gentleman claims that he
VIII have no difficulty IN getting In
70 good condition and thar scrcck a.
IN ilae far a Juicy hiding Bobs pet
lion wili assist him IN hla train
iaE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-13
Races Races
At
THE MEADOWS"

Six races caily from now until
July 10. rain or shine. Races COM
rnsnce OF .. m. sharp. Take car
a. King and First avenue south.
Ladies' days. Tuesdays and Fridays.
except Fourth Of July.
Admission. 80 cents, including
grand stand Admission tickets on
sale 81 all the leading hotels and
cigar stores
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-13

Battling Nelson has disguised his
local admirers b. the showing he
has made In his two eastern bait
ties. A victory ever the Dane BY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-13

FAUST
Souvenir matinee Saturday Start
ing wednesday night. Red Cat
Inn Matinee wednesday. The
greatest plays Of the age al the
smallest pricea All seals reserved
At all performance Box Office
open from a. IN. To 10 .. m. Prices
Toe and 2sc. No higher. Summer
prices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-13

The Colby and the Harper ANA
teur baseball teams have been
merged and hereafter will be known
"a the Yukon Hhfhara All teams de-
string 80 play the new aggregation
are requested 10 communicate with
Joe Leo. Colby. Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-13

win the score s to tha game
hero between Vancouver and Vie
toria was called It the end Of the
ninth inning on account Of dark
ness.
u Was a ragged exhibition but the
crowd went Wild and the finish
or McCloakey'a buneh in the ninth
when they scored three runs made
the fans act lac a bunch Of bed
lamitea turaed loose
Victoria. 0sG0l 0-s
Vancouysf n0sO0 t0i SIS
natte4iea Erickson. Hewlett and
Ford. Thomas and Smith.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-13

The Excelsior baseball team came
out victorious on its trip W Olympia
sunday by defeating the Capitol
City team. The score was rs 20 II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-13

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago s. New York 1.
- Louis 9. brooklyn 0.
Cincinnati J. Philadelphia /.
Boston I. pitlabarE ;.
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LOUIS CELIA.

Known as The nago saiooukcep-
err" and ono OF the big THREE
who have controlled three 81.
Louis tracks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-13

AMERICAN LEAGUE
waahlngion 3. Chicago ..
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AMnRIcAN
ANGELS WON EASILY

los ANlELE8. Juno l3--Ihe
Angels won out Ia Mondays game
by Hcors Of s 20 D. Costly erfufs
on tho part Of Portland gave the
locals two ruuH II came near hnr
Ing a FRYE FOR ali fight In the hee-
ond inning when Umpire Bray
called man out. retiring the Port
land bunch The gang az once pro.
cecdnd 20 get aore and surrounded
MiuiAh bray In a threatening man
nor Police Interference prevented
a fight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-13

The following T. the standing Of
the candidates 70 6atss
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- We are headsgsrss,-
~ i9r Ladies and Cent?
Watches.
ATM Hogghton q Hs,,..
a Watch Inspector n u
EZx4 ~ ?. and Intsrurl.s.' -
~ Railways
4Oi FIRST AYEglrv
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HAIRDRESSING.
SUITS pressed.

SUITS SPONGED AND PRESSED.
16 N. Second st. Phone Main TIC.
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The Scandinavian Row.

It turns out that the consular ques-
ton between Sweden and Norway is
not at the bottom of the dispute which
threatens disruption of the union Of
the two countries under one crown,
which has existed since 1916. Sweden
is ready to adopt reforms that will
give exact equality, but the Norwe-
gians are agitating for freedom from
all bonds.
1t is plain to Sweden and the rest of
Europe that Norway alone could not
maintain independence, since there Is
nothing to prevent Russia Selling a
strip of Norwegian territory to secure
her long wished for warm water port
in the west. Should Russia be driven
back from the Pacific by the Japs she
will again be what she has been in the
pasta menace to the peace Of Eu.
rope-and the separation Of Norway
from her powerful neighbor, Sweden,
will open the way for the car to make
good his loss nearer home.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-06-01
PAGE SEVEN
Living and Working.

About every preacher, whether he de-
ivers his screed with tongue or Den.
has for his text in some form the 10y
OF living" but only now and then is
there found wight to apostrophize
the 'joy Of working" The aforesaid
preachers probably take the work for
granted as necessary element Of life
and therefore not in need Of specifca-
ton. The author of recent book en-
titled Human Work" would have no
doubt about the role which work PLAYS
in ideal life lingering in the minds OF
the readers. Kipling talks grandly
about the 'joy Of working very much
as though it were simply means to
an end, panacea for miseries that
can be worse than work.
Now the author of Human Work."
Mrs. Gilman, looks ahead and finds q
future wherein work itself will be so
fascinating that all mankind, men, wo-
men and children, will rush into it with
a frenzy Of enthusiasm and never as
sOciate labor with pain or irksomeness
or tediousness. Startling as is this
proposition of Mrs. Gilman that labor
is not primarily a curse, but bless
ing, for her dictum leads on to that,
she can find facts in human nature to
back it up. Recently a gold miner
who had labored with the pick and
shovel for twenty years found himself
in possession of $4,000 and, throwing
down his tools, got rid of the cash in
just one weeks collision with conviv-
ial company in neighbOring mining
town. Money gone, he took up the
shovel and the pick again, richly SOL
aced for his loss, if he counted it loss.
by ''the joy Of working
The world is full Of men built like
the miner. They love work and would
work if there were no wages and
pleasures reckoning at the other end
of the day. The JOY lies in activity,
and pleasure is only another activity.
Perhaps in that future which is the
theme in Human Work" mankind will
see the folly Of striving after big re-
suits, which, after all, cannot be en-
joyed by the winner, but will be SUI
premely content with rational joyful
activity.
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