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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-15
AT THE
MEADOWS

Spectators At the Meadows. We'd
nesday. got their moneys worth ana
some besides in two exciting races.
In both events the winners ana
their seconds came under tho wire
with only a nose between them.
The day was ideal for good racing
and crowds witnessed the events
with great interest. The fayoritea
lost In every event.
In the four and a half furlongs
race Miss Spokane and smiler bat
tied for the first money. but the
little lady went under the wire q
winner. In the five and a half fur
longs race Yellowstone won from
Huachuea In another very exciting
event.
First race. four and n half fur
longs-Miss Spokane won, smtier
second. Santea third. Time. :55A.
Second race. six furion[A Laid
law won. Prince Magnets second,
Lillian Ayres third. Time. LIN.
Third race. five and a half fur
longs -Yellowstone won. Huachuca
second. Swift Queen third. Time.
l:07&.
Fourth race. five furiongs-i.ady
Blmbo won. Roseleaf second. Wager
third. Time. i:00A.
Fifth race. one mile-Exapo won.
Ulloa second. Ell Yeracco third.
Time. 1:4fh.
Sixth race, one mile-Crigli won.
Eleven Bells second. Auto Hood
third. Time. f:40A.
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NIL. rInnr no pEcIaIoN.

TACOMA, Juno To- BOD Jnhh7
son and kid Merryfieid will
fight to a decision Ia ten round
bout before the Tacoma Athletic
club ut ila smoker. TO be held We'd
nendaY night. This promises To be
one Of the most interesting battles
seen here for some time as both
mon are game aud arc In tho battle
for blood. The boys will weigh IN
at l2a pounds. Some other good
bouts are scheduled for the night.
but the sports are looking for "A
great contest when the main fight
ors goa together.
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on account Of It's fflRhfffd kta.-
ness. Blood Poisoning n co,",,slit
called the King Of All Dlsesres
may be either hereditary o. c9ri,,.s
ed Once the system q tainted W. Z
the disease may manifest ifsef \, ~
form ~ scrofu ia, Eezsma. Rhes..f
Pains. huf OF Swollen Jolufs al9
lions or Copper c1lgred Rpofs =, .
Face or Body. little Uiearr n Ky
mouth or on the tongue, SORE Th,,stys
Swollen f0unila. Falling out N ~
Hair or Eyebrows. and finally ~
rouu-iike Decay u the Fiert ~
Bones. IL you have any Of ths..A ~ y.
similar symptoms. get Bh0WasJ
BLOOD CURE IMMEDIATELY M,
treatment II practically the resn;, ~ y
life work. contains 10 daresr.sl
drugs or injurious medicines IN ~
kind. II goes 70 the very botfos.~ =,
the disease and forces out every ~. y
ticle 81 impuFIfy. soon every -
ana symptom disappears. Comedies.
and forever. The blood, the itssr.J1
the flesh, The bones and the ~.
system are cieauaed. purified ara -
stored 20 perfect health. and ~ y
tlent prepared anew for the dutles ~
pleasures Of life. BROWNS gfnGy
CURE, $50 a bottle, lasts a nortt
Made by DIR. BROWN. esg Ar~h ~
Philadelphia. For sale In sesftla 49,
by Quaker Drug Co. i9is-l0B Firs,
Avenue.
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PACIFIC NATIONAL LEAGUE
NORTHWEST LEAGUE.

Seattle made another grand ef-
fort 20 hold last position and sue
eeeded In the game with Tacoma on
ednesday. The game was entirely
sided and the Tigers took oeca-
sion 90 fatten their batting averages.
Miller OBLIGATED IN the box for Sc
attic and the way the men from the
City Of Destiny went after him was
a caution.
The Siwashes opened up fairly
good. but when the Tigers began TO
do business. Il looked like a merry
go-r round for them. Bobby kecfe
got four hits IN four times up and
some OF the other hltters made av-
erages that put all their previous
records 10 shame When they got
through with Mlller's delivery they
had piled up runs and the Siwash-
es seemed perfectly contented with
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TEACHERS
CONTEST

Don't wait until the Last week Of
the contest 20 do your voting
For II you do your faYorite teacher
may have such "a handicap that a.
Will be imposBible for her to over,
come II. The candidates who are
the leaders In the race at present
are those whose friends have been
clipping coupons every day and
turning them In. SO many big yOtcs
have been received during the past
few days that u takes a pretty big
batch Of coupons 10 make any
change In the standings.
Thursday'B count advances Miss
Armour. OF Columbia. one point, and
punches several OF the top-n0tchers
closer together. sixteen candidates
received votes.
The total vote 20 date Is 967. 9G5.
The vote Thursday was 2s.8a4.
The following IL the standing OF
the candidates 10 date:
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played seven games this saeaon and
lost only three. The Arlington team
is preparing TO take the town by
storm. A band has been secured
aud music will be dispensed when
interest wanea
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HOME RUN DID IT.

Los ANGELES. June I5.-oak-
land laid down to defeat yesterday
at the hands OF the Angels. The
game was interesting from the start.
but the home team had the decided
advantage In the hitting. billions
home run I'm the first inning gave
the Angels a good start.
The scores
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ngs Among Sporting Paternity Of the Country From the Press BOy Len Iu
AMrRIcAN LnAnule.

AZ New York New York z. 81.
Louis 6.
Al Philadelphia detroit I, Phila-
detphla 1.
Al Boston Boston q Cleveland 1.
Al Washington washington 3.
Chicago 6.
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Social Rates to the East

via Northern Pacific, June 18th TO
nth inclusive. only $4,000 to ST.
Paul and return; s69.7O to Milwau-
kee; s7t.B0 TO Chicago; S67.50 to st.
Louis. and equally low rates to other
poi IS es
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STAR THEATER

Cor First ave. and Madison
DON'T MISS SEEtNG-Calef and
Waidron in up-to-date comedies,
Heliman. Juggling Jordans. Sum-
mers and Winters, The Biogruph
latest Motion Pictures. Ray Ogden
a Co.. Leslie Pomeroy, Illustrated
Songs
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ror reaohera ooino East

the Northern Pacific has arranged
18th to 18th inclusive. Call at N. p.
for specially low rates to st. Paul.
Chicago. otc. Tickets on sale June
Ticket office. Seattle, and arrange
for your trip. sss
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Portland Exposition.

Special O. A. X. excursion 10
Portland and return on Monday.
June 18th. train leaving Seattle at
$40 a. IN. Call at y. L. city office
for particulars. 80
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Great Northern Railway
VIII sell round-trip tickets 10 Mil
waukee on June IL. is. &c. for sss.70.
account OF WoOdman convention.
zee
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naafnass CANNOT Ra curad

by local applications. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear.
There Is only one way 10 cure deaf
ness, and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness Is caused by an
iuflamed condition Of the mucous lin-
ing Of the Eustachian Tube. When
this tube IL inflamed YOU have n rum
bling sound or imperfect hearing. and
when II Is entirely closed, Deafness
Is the result. and unless the lnflam-
nation can be taken out and this tube
restored to its normal condition, hear
ing will be destroyed forever. nine
cases out OF ten are caused by Ca
tarrh, which Is nothing but an in
famed condition Of the mucous sur
faces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case Of Deafness caused BY
Catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Hairs Catarrh Cure. Send for circu-
lars, free.
r. J. CHENEY a. CO. Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipatlOn.
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A SOLITARY RUN IN GAME.

EEVERETT. June I5.-one soil
tary run was all the sluggera could
get in the pitchers battle here yes
terday between Belilngham and Ev-
erett bingham got that one run
in the third inning and walked away
with the game. The score:
Bellingham -. % / 0 o o 0 0 0-1
Everett .... % o o 0 o 0 0 %
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VANCOUVER. b. C.. June i5.--
The locals defeated the Victoria
team here yesterday by a score OF
3 to 0. Harmon turned a beautiful
trick I'm the box for the locals and
succeeded in holding the visitors
down in a remarkable style. Boyle.
of the Vlotorias. outclassed his rival,
but the Vancouver sluRgers sue
eeeded In squeezing in three runs.
The score:
Vancouver .......... l 2-3
Victoria =. ...... o 0 0 90
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SPOKANE. June 14.-Boise turn
ed a trick on Spokane yesterday and
succeeded in walking home with the
game. Spokane was not In II for
a minute, as Boise took the lead in
the first inning and held II all
through the game. The score:
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OGDEN, June 1.-THE locals adj
ministered defeat to salt Lake here
by a score OF to 5. The visitors
failed to support their pitcher at
critical points OF the game. The
score:
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Ayers

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TJCGannels
]. G. aARRELs.

Garrels. OF Michigan. at tho Inter
collegiate meet Saturday. threw the
discus 40 feet 2 IS inches. beating
the previous worlds record. held by
sheridan, OF the New York Athletic
club.
]. ID. Lghtbody. OF Chicago, low
cred the conference record for the
one-mile run from 4 minutes 81 2-5
seconds. 20 4 minutes IS seconds.
and clipped rs seconds from the
half-mile. making II In 1 minute
81 2-5 seconds.
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- We are headquarters
Mp for Ladies' and Gents
- Watches.
Xt4M Houghton a Hunter
n Watch Inspector q. N,
We N. +. and Tnterurban
&~ Railways.
704 FIRST AVENUE.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEA QUE.
AZ Pittabung Pittsburg 3, Bos-
ton ..
AZ Clncinnatt-Cinc 0. Phil
adelphia g.
Al ST. Louis-st. Louis 3, Brook
lyn 1.
AZ Chicago 4. New
York o,
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POISON
HEEw MO

Call and see this wonderful chi.
nese medicine man. Have a tsk
with Hee Wo before giving I'D You
case as hopeless.
Consultation free.
Offices-2I0h Washington Street
Seattle.
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Great Northern Railway
VIII sell greatly reduced round "trip
excursion tickets 90 ~. Paul. Sioux
city. Kansas city, 81. Louis, Chi
cago. Milwaukee and other impor-
tant Eastern cities on June II. is.
Temporary ticket office First and
Yesier.
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HITTINa Voc THE qAAIE.

y. 4 - y ~ = = N'Fs77E27
SAN FRANCISCO. June fs.-san
Francisco defeated Portland by a
score OF 10 ? IN very interesting
game here yesterday. Henley pitch
ed a fine game and the Seals bunch
Ell hits in the third and firth innings,
getting a lead that the wehfooters
could not overcome. The score:
Il. II. +.
fufuand ..sss ..s...s
san Francisco ........4 10
Batteries: Jones and Mclean:
Henley and shea.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-09-16

L.. tI,e Dative-born and the lliiHiS 'i'
oulIiul - D.-,,o-,, and the British Isles.
IRON IN Gbengndoab, Schuyl1H count, s---s
IN ~, lumber 5000 out Of total PQPola
yania az az nfrIl, trro-thirds They eonJfol nl'
non o. e. conduct their fair share OF the cor.
vial and professional acuylly u ~ -; 80
- fact are apparent in every tLing u ~ 96
.i,ot tronspires there, and yet the otneI -'
tire.born citizens have no complaint ~ mani
them I'D 4borougbIv. Shenan-
1o1 Icitber at first sight nor after long acqu4!A-
.,cn could be taken for anything else lnan " --'s
T,.osncrous American city. .
p ." Tbcse foreigners are not s47lng up ln.
.ono,- to take out Of the country. IheE are u.
ino. 4;. = bcre in homes and III permanent lndu-
The assessed valuation Of property III t-
- fo. 1905 Is 100000 which IS only w.
~ Of lis actual marketable value Ut this So
600 600 dollars worth Of permanent Investment e.
yaost m Der cent. according to official records. Is
I,,ed br- these eInigrauts who have come here
the last twensy years, only very small portion r.
Il beino subiect'to membranes OF any KIND vh"-
soover Moreover, these people have nearly ..
100000 in the three savings banks OF the town.
..Tbere is no fear that they Will take TINS none
hook home with them. They crave citizenship an
freedom too earnestly. OF the $50 aliens natura-
ized in Schuvlkill county last fall, 335 were Of Thu
narticulor foreign element and this ratio Of hi
t71raIization IN favor OF these people existed las
wear in all the eastern counties OF Pennsylvania.
"Their children are like our children our Gus
toms are becoming their customs, our ideals are be-
coming their ideals. They are good citizens.
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SOME FORGOTTEN HISTORY.

The German element in the patriotic army dur
ing the American revolution was neither small nor
without influence. Yet how little is said of it in
the average work on the history of that war.
We are satiated with narratives of the Hessians
and their operations in behalf of the crown during
that great struggle, but of the services rendered
the cause of liberty by immigrants from the father
land we are told but little.
Their work constitutes what is practically a
forgotten chapter of American history The time
is ripe to lift this chapter of the realm of OBJ
livion and place it in full and permanent view be-
fore the American people.
Let US here recall the gallant Baron Steuben, he
who was made inspector general of the Continental
army and who introduced thorough discipline
therein; General John P. G. Muhlenberg, who com
manded the Virginia troops of the line and who
had command of brigade of light infantry at the
siege of Yorktown; David Rittenhouse, who was
treasurer of the state of Pennsylvania 1717-1779,
and many others of German birth or blood who
contributed to the establishment of the republic
The services of the Eighth Virginia German
regiment are recorded in the annals of the revolu-
ton, as are those of other corps composed wholly
or IN part of men of German birth or lineage
Their patriotism, their deeds of daring. their
sacrifices and their suferings have never been
adequately chronicled. Let the work at last be
done.-PittSburg Observer.
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INTENTIONS.

There Is no French law against SUICIDE. BIZ
those who have attempted recently to drown then
selves in the Seine and have failed have been ~
rested and punished on the authority q al oil.
law which forbids throwing bodies into 5he r.rer.
One such arrest was made recently. The prison.
pleaded not guilty.
'But" said the judge Of instruction, ''~ou al
nit that you cast yourself into the river. That :
illegal"
aThe law said the prisoner provides fo- IT,
punishment Of those who cast dead, not hvil-.
bodies into the river, else every man who wen
swimming in the Seine would be a criminal"
But said the judge, you intended TO b.
dead. You had wickedy planned to make Of your-
self an ofensive corpse and with that most loarl-
some thing to corrupt the waters Of the Sem.
l fine you a thousand francs
VERY WELL remarked the prisoner. "Take f.
from the sum which was confscated from my
pockets by the police at the time OF my arrest"
There was money in your pockets" sad
the Judge
True" said the prisoner. but I had intended
that that date there should be million frame
there Judge
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-09-16
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS ACTIVE

at the rate that councils in various parts of the
country are acquiring their own quarters it win he
nut short tine when knights of Columbus halls
ana club houses will vie in number with those II
other and older fraternal organizations. Glance
through current exchanges shows that Mobile Ala
council at cost of $4,000 is erecting tive-story
building, the top floor of which viii be ADVANCED
Tor council purposes, and will contain LARGO hall
ana ana spacious club rooms; Denver (Colo.) council
has bought two splendid lots for $25 900 upon VIII
a magnificent hall and club house viii he LIZ.
a @nJog no mas been subscribed at Jersey City a. j.
~ the knights at cost of 900; ScbenectaJ,
IN. g. , council has invested $1,000 in club build
lng st Viateur council Chicago hes leaso5 tl'.a
upper floors of the Morte building in corr, 'm& 3
p oon Tor three years rental OF 81 600
ell purposes; Ncwburgh On " is also IN liz I ''u,
onni inc very near future viii open perfeetv
EQUIPPED club house with spacious meetinr boli.
oAiaTu NGal) on Saturday dedicated tbe; new, In
f fnr club house Los Angeles is TO raise 100000
Tor club house The Chicago chapter In, $1,000 w,
loot movement to establish downtown b,,d,,o va
Eers which in addition to club quarters will; aino
lures, etc. s'' 'Nn'i"VonS, lee
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-09-16
WHAT A BILLION DOLLARS MEAN

Anent the counting Of a billion dollars IN Tn
Gle Sans treasury, genius for figures says
One billion dollars would pay all the pension
claims Of the United States for the next eigh-
years.
It would give almost 81 to every person oil
earth.
It would pay the entire national debts OF the
United States and Norway.
1t would pay every life insurance policy falling
due in the United States for five years, estimating
the amounts on the claims presented and satisfied
IN 1904.
If you started in now to count 1,000.OOOOOO fig
ures, and kept 1t I'D continuously, day and night
without stopping to eat, sleep or think of anything
else, counting two every second. YOU would BE- I'm
ished on Aug. 20, 1921
ii all the minis in the United States began To
com today, and kept up at the rate at which te
have worked since 1892, making double eagles
eagles, half-eagles quarter-eagles silver dollars
would complete S1,OO0,O00,O0o on Aug. 20. 50ff
A. D.
It would pay the salary Of all presidents of the
United States from now till the year q. 9O5 A. D.
or'5,476 presidents
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CATHoLICITY IN DENMARK.

How Cathoheity Is going ahead in Denmark i
described as follows in British paper which re-
gardlng the Papacy as e great conspiracy against
human freedom" tells the story with anything but
satisfaction:
:, Denmark Is one Of the most predominantlv
Iiotestant countries IN the world, having few
years ago amongst all its 100000 ipbabitsnts onl
o'ooO Catholics But nowadays the monks and nuns
expelled from France are fockine into Denmark
Just as they are Hooking into England. finding
apparently q reader welcome there than in Cath
ono countries where monasticism is better known
denmark forty years ago had only three Roman
priests she mas now seventy. besides 400 nuns The
influence of Princess Waldemar. French Catholic
OF the House of Orleans, is actively exerted for
PFopagandlst purposes in high society. Hence il,
denmark, as IN England. Catholicism is MAKING
more converts amongst the aristocracv than
amongst the common people"
= Doubtless the writer would prefer that the
Danish and English aristocracy should be infdels
~ "sos'icS' as most OF them are, rather than
that they should be Christians. if Catholic add
the kreeman's Journal 14-9
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UNDER AUCT1oNEER,s HAMMER

Notes the Liverpool Catholic Times: There
We're some dramatic moments the other day at
sale IN Paris. A prosperous auctioneer put I'D for
sale the furniture of the Capuehin convent of the
hue de la Sante-one of the converts closed BIZ
NJ Combes. There were about a dozen professional
buyers and about forty friends of the monks in the
salesroom. The auctioneer began to describe the
furniture amid some professional filters. But
nearly all the spectators turned their backs on the
auct1oneer to listen to an old frar gray-bearded.
headed and with naked feet who was stand
ing on bench. He had been the guardian of The
convent YES, said he, this is the furniture OF
the oapuehins' He pointed to the broken-dovn
cnalrs and Worm-eaten tables, for which the few
bidders were Offering tiny sums. You see how
luxurious we Were It is with these proceedings
that they will start old age pensions Those faded
ola green chairs were in the reception room of the
bishops Three francs the pair! Why. the auc
tloneer is being robbed He got down from tho
bench and went into the street. followed b. his
trends; The professional buyers were left to
themselves but before the end table fetched 2e
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-09-16
THE FOREIGN ELEMENT BueARoo

], Nothing could be further from the truth thor
that these immigrants are nmcal to our nat '",
a. Telfare'' says lay Jay McGrvey in the Sen.
t tInoe Il wen ana Women I'm the immense crowd
Mllkesbarre, Pa and scarcely distingushnbe from
the other units III any particular were Poles I;tb
anians, Greeks Syrans Galacians and Slavs-tba
mueh-talked-of foreign element that has been held
up 70 96!oquy as national menace for so long that
one pubic has come to believe itself in actual dan.
sIr ron TINS law-abidng and liberty
class OF our countrymen '-ls
1heg are good citizens these people. There are
more than 100000 of them in the anthracite coal
neifls OF Pennsylvania where in some towns +bar
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-09-16

Readers of the Sunday Herald, many of them
at least do not begrudge the time spent over the
most wonderful but impossible exploits of the great
Sherlock Holmes" The same is A. Conan Doyle,
and the English author certainly stumps all others
IN fiction of the impossible not excepting Jules
Verne But there is another side to \. Conan
Doyle. He does not write fiction for the pure love
Of fiction or for the same purpose that inspired
Charles Dickens Dickens novels aroused public
sentiment against public abuses under government
control, so strong that such abuses were greatly
modified even if net entirely extinguishcd Dick
ems was thorn i'll the side of official British hum
bug and graft On the other hand some para
graphs in Sherlock Holmes" strongly suggest that
A. Conan Doyle is III the employ of the British
state department, and is irsidiously planning to
make his readers prisoners to the proposed Anglo
American Alliance For instance, this:
ut is always JOY to meet an American, Mr..
Moulton, for [ am one of those who believe that
the folly Of monarch and the laundering of min
lister in far-gone years will not prevent our chill
dren from being some day citizens OF the same
worldwide country under a flag which shall be a
quartering Of the Union Jack with the Stars and
Stripes
Under flag which shall be quartering Of
the Union Jack with the Stars and Stripes~
Catching your breath after such speech, what more
natural than the vulgar exclamation, s'Now
wouldn't that cork you?" But let those insnuations
and suggestions of sherlock Holmes" appear more
frequently and be digested along with the other
matter in the story, and soon our tone of derison
yields to the spirit Of carelessness. In short time
we may be led 10 regard such proposed flag Of the
Union Jack and Stars and Stripes as a thing not
humiliating but altogether lovely and American.
Then Conan Doyle may laugh at the nonsense
which made Anglo-Sa out Of the descendants
Of real Americans.