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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-28
Acreage For Sale.

Acreage For Sale.
bABdAtS acres. handy 70 ears
half Of u thoroughly cleared fenced
and ia large bearing fruit trees. hais
ance mostly brush, easily cleared
ROBERT MALfnY.
$40 sn=si Alaska building al
BARGAIN
$50 One acre ~ fine level alder land
handy 70 car and neat good graded
school Ihe very Easy terms of 90
down aud s. every month.
81 ksl=faarEf lot au Hrnfun Iiiii. with
alley. one block from ear house of
rooms pantry and closet. fine yard.
good view. Terms
CHARLES D.. ADAMS
80 Colman Bias.
A nAnGAIN
loo for i've acfes - fine level iand.
ono mile from Hiyerton ehr and =
minutes ride o. the city. this IL a
bargain land sells right alongside Of
Terms fioq cash. balance SO per
O IL NICHOLS, Room o rnion pik
Ausr SELL
fi1a-z acres 81 fire land small house
ard chicken bnnse. One acre all
clear ard ulnafad ana fenced /. taile
frUm ear and - minutes ride % the
city, tsftuH TO gaHhf ana w Or
month q II Nichols. Room o.
linton Block.
TEN ACRES Handy ~ fptsfurban
very easily cleared. balance Kaod up
lard With cedar and flr timber. all
ROBERT MAITnf
Hip-zaeHsi Alaska hnilainE II
= aorss north - the cltv. close 20 the
Everett aud Seattle intsrurean, only
10 ssrer only = mites from street
csr. Sidewalk % within II o. a mile
Of place
Groom house. hasn, chicken houses
harns. wes." sna harness all farm
strawberries. All kinas q fruit q 90
70 sefss I mile q street ear. only 400
aaa aers ,ract. close TO city. ~
q acres east afAuburn. - acres bot.
TEN laHd. = acres upland. 81 per
D. c. nYHRa CO,
zrsz7 Arcade building
AcnE PROPERTY.
n.eo nufs IT NOW. WORTH nma
~ f.Ysa THAN ONE YEAR
san cash. balance IN ore and tive
years fnr y acres - Ne ! alder bot
tom lard south ~ the city county
fead pasRes ths place
fk7H- fus -, asres II good farming land
Only three blocks from car tins and
ufss block from graded school The
r. a snap. call at cur office and let
ua take snu q ace the Land
WtSHIftp Hnos..
Room 81 Caiman Bldg
riao TO sssa-EAHr TERMa
Cleared ts,s. saxfse oniv 10 minutes
ride from First ave. ThTes lets are
aiang the Rainier pisnhed nouisvsri
Nhsfe values are Jumping On secouut
~ the proposed jackson street re-
grade They are we'll ioeaisd for
bgfuea
y ~ JORDAN. COLONIAL. BLOCK
Both Phones ~.
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coon TIIrNns.

90 co. Choice sa-feot tot south ~ Mad.
isan. five blocks from tho Alas
kH building. nj least 81 600 below
value
". To Fine lot on Wentiake near Den.
NJ way. great future for this
property
fa ooo-For n double corner. fhaxiE
tide lot near the huttilng works
running from the street cars to
railroad switch.
tao-Esch FOR four tide lots At Great
Northern docks. you cannot
equal them.
q 100 Choice t-arre tract on plpe line
near Georgetown.
Nsn0--Fine a-acrc tract on Rainier
boulevard. close In. will soon
double IN value.
nREDEs LEnoLn & cox.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-28

col Marion Building,
Advances money To all reliable sal
aired employees. men or women. Just
on their note. Easy paymsnta No
publicity. Low rates
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nuY I.AsD-BuY 1T NOW.

BUY f.AsD-nur 1T NOW.
LAND NEAR the seattie-Taeoma In
terurusu read IL now worth about
three Or four times a. much ~ n
was esforv the road waa built Land
between SEATTLE and ENEnEfT
viii JUMP UP 81 price the same
way. The time Go huy Il IL RIGHT
NOW. The Everett road ~ hcinE
pushed % COMPLETION. DON'T
WAIT unfil q n finished and then
pay three or four times az much for
land a. you can buv u fdf tnaay
We have lust sUtssiivldsd one Of the
best Quarter Sections On the whole
ltne. and are now Offering II for
sale IN 3 and iasarrc tracts az prices
that WILL MAKE Il go ard To
QUICKLY. This land f. eli nearly
level and rich dark loan nnIi MoHt
Of u II an old pasture and vefy
easily cleared The surveyors hrs
ngw driving the last stakes and II l.
Up To AnN 70 so out and ret
your first choice Low PRICES
Very easy TERMS Come 60 the al
fee and Get run rartieuiars
rouEHT MAITnY.
eiesNasH1t Alaska HuiidiuF -
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THE STAR LOAN co. - Coinan
block. sif First avenue. The recoR-
uixed bark ~ the wage Garner. A
neer or emploYe can obtain money
of ua on his note without security
Amount Monthly h-Monthiy. Weekly.
400 Repay ne.I0 or ti1 IS or ts %
Q Repay na Or SO or zn
Business confidential: no unpleasant
Inquiries.
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RANCH ~ in acres. 10 acres cleared
p acres siashrf and burned. 2 rnad
houHcs. good bar good chicken
houses. AL for $50 Apuiv 10 0wner
q Cedar street Phone Red sSTs 20
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PRIVATE money % loan on any hind
| ~ security Lawrence Murphy as
New York block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-28

AUCTION SALE OF GOOD FuHNf-
TGfRE. THE CONTENTS or FOUR
TEEN WELL FURNISHED ROOMS.
- q. BfcKEHTON 4 CO. WILL
SELL. on MONDAY. THE 29rH or
OCTOBER. nj i110 sharp. on the
premises. No. it11 Firth avenue. near
Pike street Bed Sets. Iron Beds
gBrinus Mattresses. BEDDING. EEten-
sion Tables. Dining Chairs Rockers.
Center Tables. fine Sldsboard. Gle
giant Hail Tree. Lace Curtains. Car
pete. Croeksry. Glass Siiverwarr and
other useful articles y. q. Hifksr-
ton a Co. buctinneers. Phone. Main
iO0i Independent 1871.
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Fer ssle--fsrrs ard Lard.
HERE Is A GOOD nuY.
TWENTY ACRES handy to one 81 the
best towns o. the valley, between
Seattle and Tacoma. Land ~ All
level and excellent soil part black
alder land Tract faces on one -
the besI roads IN kiHE County. rural
mail delivery. telephone line small
house barn, chicken housa aud
yards cows hoEH. chickeua 70
Nth place, Price Tor a few DAYS.
RoBuRT MALTBY.
eia-g2o-p1i Alaska building. 50
s. 30 CO. a9-aere farm on the very hest
land on HknEit flats. There e. a
fine new living house. large new
barn. modern and good outhutidiugHs
COWS. heifera 2 horses and pigs.
buggy, wagon. hayrick. mower, hay
rake. 2 piows. / separator and churus
everything IN flrHt-claHs condition.
g. 600 do-ab acres. about = acres clear
ID hard river bottom land ! acre
In orchard. b-room house. barn.
chicken house. Wopdahed,
81 Co 0o-f60 acres, i5 acres cleared, -
acres slsahed. balance fir and cedar
timber, 20 bearing fruit trees 8
room house In good ORDER barn.
chicken house and outbuiidinRn
81 20. o0--i00 screH water front between
Seattle and Tacoma: 10 acres clear
ed. 10 acres In pasture. come stand
ing timber. l-siory house. now. barn.
sfETENGHEN = ARNELI..
KenBey Block. ioe Columbia 81.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-12
Destroying Insects by Electricity.

From Lesie's Weekly.
 An ingenious Russian has invented an apparatus for destroying injurious insects by electricity. dynamo is so placed upon a hand car that electricity is gem erated when the car is in motion. The current passes into the ground through the iron wheels upon one side and the points of brushes of copper wire upon the other. All insects in the vicinity are killed. as if by lightning.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-12
Blankets

11-4 all wool blankets, in white and fancy plaids; regular $6.00 value;
 special at.. =. =. ......-. .$5.0o IA all wool white California wool blankets, silk tape bound; regular $7.00 value; special. .. -. $500 12-4 fine white all wool California blankets, handsomely bordered wkith silk tape; regular $12.93 value... -. ... =. VI 1.O0 12-4 extra fine white all wool Cali fornia blankets, silk tape bound and an elegant blanket; special. .$14.o0
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-12
Fringe Specials

11-4 crochet spread (cut corners), cheap at... =. ... ..... .$1.5o 12-4 crochet spread (cut cornersl, an elegant value.. ....... .$2.00 11-4 satin spread (cut corners), in new designs: special. .. SAYS 11-4 satin spread (cut corners), an elegant value for. .. ......... .$3.5o 12-4 satin spread (cut corners), very cheap for. .. ....... $500 13-4 satin spread (cut corners), an elegant spread and big bargain
 fOr... ... ... ... .......... .@I.oV
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-12
Comforts

Laminated cotton down comforts, silkoline covers, the best cotton comfort made, white cotton. .$2.75 Eiderdown comfort, covered with best quality French satin in beauti- full designs; large size 6x7; special S5. .oO to .S12.50 Eiderdown comforts, covered with good quality silk, in beautiful pat terms, an elegant comfort; special $15.00 and. ... -. ..... .$1S.oo
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-12
Thanksgiving ecmens.

Elegant table danask, napkins, cloths, towels and linen scars and squares, all in match sets From the very dainest to the most elaborate designs Make the home look comfortable and inviting for Thanksgiving 72inch double damask, in ,o. 22inch double damask napkins to match ........... ........... o.SS 8x1O elegant double damask cloth with large 27-nch napkins to match in beautiful stripe effects. ,o.o SpeClal. SSsSO 1Ox10 handsome double damask cloth, large 27-nch napkins to match beautiful designs. SpeClal. SessS~ 8x8 Hemstitched damask cloths, 20-inch napkins to match, beauty for o.VV 8x1O Hemstitched damask cloth, 20-inch napkins to match. Cheap at. .......................o. o.SO Elegant satin damask and fine huck towels, .o double hemstched, regular 7Sc value. .oVC Elegant assortment of Japanese handmade scarfs and squares, in all sizes and in match sets. Thanks giving prices:
 9-nch Linen squares. .......... .25c
 18-lnch Linen squares. ...../,c 10 IoU
 22nch Linen squares ....... l25 to 22S
 3O-inch Linen squares. ...... .LA9 to 5.Z>
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-12

Phone 27s PeoplsD f you want the 0awk Engraving Co -
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-12
JHrring Gress Goods Bargains

See these Monday offerings in correct new Fad and Fancy Fabrics. Compare them wilh what you've seen elsewhere. We're not afraid of the result
 English Crash Suiting in grey light and dark greys plain and broken plaids.
 38 inch Grey Suiting, special at 59c 4o inch Grey Crash, special at... ....... o9c 54 inch Grey Crash, special at.. ........ los 54 inch Grey Melton Cloth special at .1.19 A inch Grey Panama Cloth, special at. ..l2S 58 inch Grey Broken Plaid, special at. .1.4S 5Olnch Grey Siclian, special at. .........125
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-31
Volume Of Fight Bet
ting Will Run Into
Big Figures.

The betting on the 8ritt-Nelson fight
opened yesterday, with the Californian a
10 to favorite. The Britt stock has gone
up to such a degree since the Sullivan
light that it is evident at this early date
ne Will be pronounced public choice
From appearances, once the full volume
of betting sets in, the odds will surely go
to 10 to T.
The wise bettors figure that Britt has
many qualifications to offset the strength
of Nelson, which is his chief stock in
trade. The total amount of money wag-
cred on the fight will run into big figure.
as people all over the country will want
to have something UP on the result Mel
sons countrymen to a man will put up
modest bets on him, as they have done in
all his other fights in this city. These
people, who never thought of betting
when other men were the principals, have
taken a fiier on the Dane. He has al
ways brought home the money for them
since his sudden rise to fame except in
the memorable battle with Britt
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-31
RP/TT OPENS 4 NINE TO TEN CHOICE PpzM2 8K
JAMES r. KEENE'S WILD MINT
WINS TWIN CITY HANDICAP
Radtke Pilots Four Winners
Out of Five Mounts at
LatOnia.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

CINCINNATI. Aug. 30-The card at
Latonia to-day was made up of small
fields and none had much class. The
weather was clear. the track fast and
the attendance good.
A poor start spoiled the handicap, the
feature event of the card. Haviland
was, almost left at the post. and. after
trailing his Held clear into the stretch.
came on with rush and finished third.
Red Leaf won without trouble. Out OF
five mounts Radtke piloted four win
ners to the wire and was third on the
other. Three favorites won. Sum-
maries:
FIRST RAcE-six furlongs; three-year-olds
Betting Horse. Weight Jockey ST. q. Fin.
to Picture Hat 9s QIicks).. l l
TO TO iPPCaaen i-Ponsetoc iGt los ARsSns Rsdt2ej
Time. liza 1-5. Start good. Won driving.
WlnnsT csnn Porsythes ,Sh sh C, S by Was
cygnet 100. Arthur GUNNER los. Midnight
SECOND RACE-Mile and seventy yards;
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. ST. q. Fin
to to 2o-s Shooter, % ~ ll2 @ @6Rdtke} ! 81 5s
Time. 1 IA 3-5 Start good. Won easily.
Winner. j. B. Respess' br. h. (s), by Sir Dixon
Kentucky Belle ii. Hortensia log, Midge ss.
finished named.
THIRD RACE%six furlongs: two-year-olds;
purse:
betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. ST. q. Fin.
Fl to 5-orbicuiar 103 (Ddorris). 3 3 h 2n
Time i:14 a-5 start good Won driving.
Winner. Chinn & Forsythes b. T., by Oddfel-
low -Birdseye Maplehurst 1O3. Chief Hayes
SO. DIR. Windell 81. finished as named.
FOURTH RACE-One mile; three-year-olds
and up; handicap:
Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey. ST. Fin
10 to 5-Red Leaf. loo Caadtke). Ia
Even-Coruscate. 1O2 (Austin). 2 ?
ID to 6-Haviland, 1o1 (Robinson) 33
Time, 1889 3d. Start bad Won handily.
Winner, ]. o. & G. H Keene's ch- I. CD by
Hermence- Readina- ]. P. Mayberry 102. Tar
tan 80. finished named.
FIFTH RACE-Steeplechase short course;
Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey. St. q Fin
s 10 5-Creolin, las (Seaton)... y nix
to Mr.. Rose. 1873 (Archibld). 2 h 10
Is to w. Perry, 130 Pembrtn) 90 10
Time. 2:59 2-5. Start good Won driving.
Winner. H. s. Lippen's b. &. (5) by Riley
Miss Bowling. Guild 135. also ran Poor
lands 14S. Onyx II 130. ran out.
SIXTH RACE-One and quarter miles;
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. g Fin.
to 5-M. Hanlon, 102 Radtke) 8 y II
13 TO 5-Glisten. 90 (Austin). -. 1 l. 1122
to 1-Helgerson, "a Cdorris).. 2 h 3 Il
Time. 200 2-5 Start good. Won easily.
Winner Chinn & Forsyth's blk m. (S) by
Falsetto-Adde. Conclave 9s. Buglehorn 81.
finished named
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-31
ALBUTA SHOWS
GREAT SPEED
California Mare Heads a
Classy Field at Provi-
dence in Two Heats
SADIE MAC COMES HOME
Others Are Outclassed When
She Cuts Loose in the
Roger Williams Stake

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Aug. S0.-Rain
fell shortly after o'clock and caused the
postponement of a part of to-day's pro-
gramme at the grand circuit meet. The
rain did not come. however. until the un-
finished Park Brew stakes of yesterday
had been decided, Edwin Z defeating AL
lerson for first money.
The $1,000 Roger Williams stake for 2:12
trotters was also decided Sadie Mac out
CHASING her field and winning in straight
heats. Albuta, the California mare, won
two heats of the 2:25 class pace In fast
time. Results:
Park Brew stakes. 200 pace. purse 5000
Edwin won the seventh heat and race in
2:10A. defeating Allerson
2:25 class pace. purse $1,000 (aninished)--Al
buta won first and second heats in c:13M,
2:11A. Inter Ocean won third heat in 2;131 ~
General Starr, Little jay and Tommy Burns
also started.
2:12 class, trotting, purse S5ooo-Sadie Mac
won three straight heats. Best time. 2:013 q.
Lady Gail Hamilton. TurIey, Morn Maitland,
John Caldwell, Angle and Mamie Il also
started.
2:10 class, pace, purse s1e00-Perma won two
straight heats in 2:06A, .:O9. Cafeeno, Stein,
Texas Booker, Miss Georgia. Ginger, Ben F,
Ed Geers, Fred II and Day Book also started.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-31

SANTA BARBARA, Aug. 80. -
Twenty-Five hundred people saw the
Santa Barbara polo team defeat the
Los Angeles team this afternoon for
the polo championship of Southern
California. The score was to 4, and
it took four periods of whirlwind polo
for the home team to do the trick At
the commencement of the last period
the score was to 4, and the excitement
along the side lines during the last ten
minutes of the play was intense. Three
times Santa Barbara missed compare
lively easy chance to break the tie.
Rogers placed the ball almost on the
line. There was wild scrimmage,
forest of whirling sticks, and somehow
the ball was through. When the gong
sounded the close of the game minute
or so later the crowd broke loose and
cheered the winners to the echo.
NJ Redmayne and III, Pattee umpired
good. The teams faced each other as
fo1lOwS-
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-31
Ltpton Cup for Yacht Detroit.

SAN DIEGO, Aug. 30-With the time
limit extended to four hours, the San
Diego and Los Angeles yachts entered
for the I,ipton cup managed to finish
to-day in the first race Of the series.
The Detroit came home well in the lead.
On an average throughout the race she
was nearly a LEG" in advance of her
most formidable rival. the Butcher Boy.
The big scow's crew appeared much
elated over their success and the mem-
bers ran up a broom at the masthead
and cheered themselves hoarse. The
cup defender Butcher Boy crossed the
finish line IA minutes 20 seconds (cor-
rected time) after the Detroit and 5
minutes 5s seconds ahead of the Mis-
chief. The Venus found herself out of
the running early In the race. Her best
footing is with a spanking breeze, but
there was nothing approaching one on
the triangular six miles and repeat
course off Coronado to-day. On the
contrary. the racers were at times be-
calmed.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-31
LATONIA ENTRIES.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 3O.-The entries
for to-morrows races at Latonia fol-
low:
First race. six furlongs. selling-Trompeuse
81, Miladi Love 90, Maggie Leeber 92 Henry
Lyons 81, Nominee 80, La Sagitte 96 Buc-
cleuth 81, symphony 81 Iron Tail 81, The Eng
lishman 9S, Major Carpenter 80. Bill knight
loo, Dell Heath "a, Earl 81.
Second race, one and sixteenth miles, SELL
ing-Handy Bill SO, Sanction 50, Wedgewood
30. Judge Saufey 81. Van Hope 100.
Third race, five and half furlongs, purse
Prince of Pless 80, Fiagstone 95, True 80, st.
volma 95, D. G. Taylor 96. Fcliptic 9s. Prince
Glenn 1o1, Windshield 1o1 Sheriff. 101, Marvin
Neal 81. Jaglon 95. Jack O'Dowd 95 Baby
Joe 95. Diarmid 95
80, Bird of Passage 81, Allista 92, The Laurel
81, Bernfce 81, j. w. O'NelI 99 linda 1ol
Crescerton 102, Strader 1G2, Naran 1o3 Ell
Donoso los, Mafalda 106 Delagoa 100, Black
Fox 110.
Fifth race. five and a half furlongs, purse
Suzanne 96 Anita 96 Merry Belle &C. Floss S
SO. Japanese Maid 36 Santa Lucia 90, Miss
Lynch SO, Follow the Flag 96, Betsy 96, Auray
96, Angelic 100. Mamie o 100. Grace Wagner
100. Field Lark 10S.
Sixth race-One mile, selling-Eleanor How
ard 90. Animosity 90 Lady Belair 90, Ethel
Davis %, Jelen 90, Sam Craig %, Best Man
81, Phiora 81. A Convict 81, Matte H 90
Homestead 100, Gold Bell 100. Two Penny 1o9.
Prediction OF
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-31
FORT ERIE ENTRIES.

ONTARIO, Aug 3O.-The entries for
to-morrow's races at Fort Erie follow:
First race, six furlongs two-year-o -oIds-Lit-
tie Mike Ito. Jillett 107 Factotum 106, Aero
spring LOG, Lady Chiswiok 103. wistful 1o3.
CaIox 103 Meddler Jr. 100 Billy Benzing 1O0
W: H. Carey 100. Elkdom 100. Lady Stew
art 97
Second race, six and a half furlones four
year-olds and up, selling-Lochgoil 110, Berry
Waddell 101, Gay Lizette no. Chamblee Jos,
Wyefeld 102, Tom Crabb 102 c. B. Campbell
102, Hakim 102. Moderator 1o2
Third race, mile and five furlongs, three
year-olds and up. seling-Louis Kraft 100,
Harry New los, Last knight 103, Bassanio
103. Lee King 100, Royal Arms 96 Little Wally
96. Fair Reveller So
Fourth race six furlongs. all ages-Light
Brigade 110. Don Domo 104. Tongorder i03
Lulu Young "a. Lille Jones a. Armistice So.
Fifth race, mile, three-year-olds and up sell
ing--Arrah Gowan 113 Little Boy 1Os Colonist
10S, Hobson's Choice LOG, sScalper 106 Water
melon 104. Monochord 104. Rabunta 103 Wis
sendine 96 Lady Mistake 96, Trappist 93 Fal-
len Leaf 49,
chase-Jim Hale 147. Prince Real 142. Old
Mike 137, Fairbury 137. Lynch 1877, Japalak
129, Amber 1o5
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-31
sHEEPsHEAD BAY ENTRIES.

NEW YORK, Aug. 30.-The $4,000
Dash Stakes for two-year- r-olds to be
run tomorrow at Sheepshead Bay has
attracted an entry of twenty-three
youngsters. including some of the best
in training. The days entries;
First race, five furlongs Futurity course
two -year-old fllies. maidens-Bivouac 10, ST.
Ursula 11O. Bribery no. zuna no. Meddllng
Daisy 11O. Honeywell ITO. Moonshine 110. Pan
toufe no. Minnehaha 40, Golden Fern no.
Royal China ITO. Stormy Petrol 110, Content
ITO, Leonora w 110, Kill Kane 110, Usury no.
Wy 110.
Second race six furiongs, main course. all
ages-Roseben 1871. Shot Gun 1885, Jocund 120
Blucher 116, Lonebrook lie.
Third race, five furlongs, Futurity Course,
the Dash, $1,000 added. two-year- -olds-Sly Ben
110. Albert 104, Arklirta 11o. Ben Holder
104, Cassini no. Sir Huon 115 Athlete 1o4.
Kinleydale 10. Jacobite 124. Sidney 11O.
Bemere 1o4 Kuroki 104 Timber 10. Com
mune 101, kings Daughter 101, Firebrand 104.
Snow 110. Lady Toddington 101. Old Duke 104.
Lady Navarro 101. High Chance 1o4 Henry
Watterson 100, Yankee Consul 122.
Fourth race. one and three-sixteenth miles.
the Reapers. $4,000 added, three-year- -olds-Wa-
terlight 126 Oliver Cromwell 1O6, Kehalian 116,
Coy Maid 101 Gamara 106.
Fifth race, steeplechase full course, Home
stead cup for hunters, year-olds and up-Otho
Waugh 132, Justice lab, Pure Pepper 163, Snuff
15e.
Sixth race, one and half miles turf. SELL
ing-Right Royal 105, Leila 103. Cloverland
107 Novena IS, Daisy Green 92. Ascot Belle
9S, Invader 90, The Southerner Ill. Jack Young
90, Palette 80, Possession 81. Hippocrates 90.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-31
INGLESIDE MANAGEMENT
ARRANGES THREE STAKES
Open. Reserve and Champion Events
Attract Many Fleet Coursers for
Saturday and SUNDAY.

Three stakes will be run at Ingleside
Coursing Park on Saturday and Sun
day. The card consists of a reserve and
an open stake CT forty-eight entries
each and a champion event of twenty
four entries. Coursing will commence
at 1880 on Saturday and 10 o'clock on
Sunday. The management has also ar
ranged for a special card for Labor
day. Following is the result of last
nights draw:
Reserve stake-Pony Capitol VS.. Icellus; May
Tunison VS.. Black Coon; Sir Winton vs. Honest
John: Russell J VS.. Young Fearless; Peerless
Beauty vs. Fairy Belle: Medea Conroy
Dear CASTOR Haphazard; Sea Lion VS.. Gal
liant Friend; Little Plunger VS.. Cubanola: Pro-
metheus vs. Pagliacci: Orsina vs. Homer Boy;
Mi Amigo VS.. John Morriss-y; May VS. Sc
cretive: Loretta Miss Emily; Alice Dunn
VS.. Runaway Actress; Sunnybrook VS. The Earl:
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-31
follows
Miss Crocker Defeats Miss vodden.

Only one match was played in the
try-out by the young lady tennis play
ers yesterday at Golden Gate Park.
But two remain in the competition, and
they will meet to-day to determine who
will represent the ladies' annex in the
San Rafael tournaments next week
Yesterdays match was the closest of
the tournament and resulted in vic
tory for Miss Vera Crocker She beat
Miss A. Vodden after losing the first
set. The score was 1-6, 61, 1913.
Miss Crocker played back court
game and was a trifie steadiers than her
opponent. Miss Crocker and Mrs
Watson will meet in the finals this af-
ternoon, and an interesting match
should result.