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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-09
GOLF.
Dates for the Metropolitan open Cham
plonship at Fox Hiils.

James q Patterson was in the chair a,
the governors meeting ~ the Fox Hills Golf
Club Yesterday. held 20 consider the arrange
uents for tho hrst open championship OF
the Metropolitan Golf Association. II was
irst voted to hold the event in September.
and after = lively interchange OF opinions,
IL was decided TO play on Thursday. FRI
day aud SATURDAY Sept. u. Is and i6. sub
iect 10 the approval Of the VI q, 4 This
win be a week earlier than the open cham
nioushfp Of the United States At Myopia
and should he the best Of practice for tho
national competition.
In the matter OF prize money -hc Fox Hills
committee has acted in a very generous
Way. The committee voted to put mp 5000
which is within $500 Of tho purse in the
I = O \. event The tournament Will be
open 10 the professionals and members OF
clubs in the VI @ a. at seventy-tvo holes
medal play The last day viii be devoted to
special competitions for both Professionals
and amateurs
20 tar the profess. onal open events OF the
yenr have been won by VI G 4. representa-
tives and tho field at Fox Hills will contain
the next : q \. open champion. unless
all Signs tail George Low. who won the
southern Florida open championship twice
by winning again on Tuesday. VIII Smith
has won tho championship al Mexico, and
VIII Anderson while beaten IN both con-
tests. vas knocking on the door each time.
PALM BRAcH. Fla. March s-There were
two best ball Scotch fourSotnes here to-day
professional playing with an amateur a.
partner In tho nrst George Low and r. II
McElwee lowered the best ball record one
stroke and won first prize A n Fem and
G. q Cory won second pr2e. The scores
were. George Low and Il II. MCElwee. az
\ Il. Fem and G q Cory. IS, Walter FovarRue
and I Huston, SO. Stewart Gardner and
A. II Revell a.. Willie Anderson and l. 4
Hamilton. NJ, Bernard NichoIls and John
shepard Jr 20.
In the afternoon there was t.~ between
\ II Fem and &. q Cory and Willie Ander-
son and !. 4 Hamilton. and in mo plsyoH
we're 'e' 4 Ii. Fem and {. Il tory. Gs. Willie
Anderson and l. \ Hamilton. d5, George
Low and II McElwee. "a Bernard Nichols
and W. Fovargue 90
Vi q A clubs intending 20 hold open or
invitation tournaments this season should
make early application for datee so as to
avoid conflicts. 10 Leighton Calklns sec
retarv. - Broad street This Is the official
par for distances. to 200 Yards. q; TO ESQ. al
TO 375. 4 20 425. ~: TO 5lO. g. TO 500 , 10
an Official measurement made OF their courses
for the. handicap committee should notify
Mr. Calkins.
~ the arnunl meeting OF the Golf Associa-
lion Of Maryland and the District OF Columbia
Dr H. l. Harbnu WAS reelected pre sideni,
and the Columbia Coli Club links selected
Tor 'nc individual championship. on an OCto-
her date. The event wHs held last ~ Chevy
Chase, ard the yehr before At the baltimore
thasc last year q committeeman Of the I
: q. A.. was elected secretary. There will
be open tournaments this spring at both tho
Columbia and Chevy Chase links
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-09
RAPID WATERS EASY WIN.
FAIORTTE TAKES FOURTH SPE-
CTtL FROM coon FIELD.
Crimmins. Caught Mapping AT the start
Comes With Rush on Phil Finch AZ
the FinIsh-leonard Joe Hayinnn Cat
Tops Home in the Premier stakes.

NEw ORLEANS. March s--The programme
at the Fair Grounds to-day Was made up Of
eight races. The fourth special brought out
field OF high class horses. including Phil
Finch. Rapid Water and Spencerian Rapid
Water was tho even money favorite and
Phil Finch the second choice. As usual Domi-
nick managed 10 secure a running start with
Rapid Water. while Crimmins on Phil Finch,
WAS caught asleep. He quickly wheeled HIS
mount and went after his field All down
the bscSstretch Rapid Water showed the
OF three lengths be won pulled up by q
couple Of lengths PM Finch came with
a rush al the end and secured the place from
Leonard Joe Haymen settled the question
Of supremncy, among thu, tHo,yeaf-oids.
In the Premier Stakes. AT five furlongs He
was next to last to leave the post. hut after
a quarter had been travelled he went TO the
front and won pulled mp 10 a walk by four
Myths. Jim McGinnis secured the place
from salnada :, rroteu. and Yerdant.
were never factors IN the race sam HIldreth
ran MP hing Rose. tho winner OF the last race.
and bought hum for S4Oo
Fir,t Race -One mile Fruit. JOG ~. Fhlllips.
TO 5. won clover Hampton. Jos lAuhuchon..
to >, second Mon Amour, 100 % Martin. to l..
Fihcis Pride Nightmare. Tsrbuia, Woolnola and
Martha celia also ran
Aiada o. s. oSnson f TO T. I"V won Lads Fr-.
knight 81 CMcCcri IS 10 3, second Goldago. 100
James fltz. Caot Castor. stolen Moments, Roger
Smith, EItol and Max Rose also ran
Third Race mile and a quarter Bluemint.
iog CW Robbins ~ TO /. won Mint Bed % Baird,
20 T. second CaithncSs, m Ryan. : TO /, third.
Time "a > .. bcan, Drlmmond. Always Faith.
ful. Nan Dora and Atheola also ran.
Fourth Racc-rhe Premier Stakes for two.year-
ODDS I'VE furlongs- leonard Joe HaymAn. lis
~ Martini, to 5. won jim McGlnns. iOs tH
Philtps). to ]. second; SsinAda 100 OV Robbins.
~ 10 l. third. Time, i02. Prote Gus. Nerdhnt, Fla
tory ana McDougle coupled with Jim AcGinnis
also
Tif,h Race The Fourth Special. one nile
Rapid Water. ] y tDomlnlck. even, won. Phi
Finch. II. tCrimmins, TO :. second Right
Roy al 100 ~. Martini, 10 10 /, third Time, i.Sa 80
Spruccran. RAinland and Duke otkeudsl Also ran.
Sixth lNcc-SiI furlongs- Bolntitul. iOl tCrim
nlusi IN 10 !. won: Harrinn lot Nv. Robbins.
n 20 . srcond Clique. 81 " Murphyl. 20 > third.
Time. IA so Pltzbrlllar. C--mln'. toca. CHATS
one More, Glcndon. Irby BENNETT Safeguard and /
Criss Cross also ran.
seventh Race selling milo and n yards (
Hlennenworth. 100 III Philllpsl 10 g. won En-
camation io7 BAIRD 10 ?. aecond Male Hsunn, !
a5 w. Shadel 10 70 /. third. Tine, 49,. Horne
stead. 81. Daniel. Catalina, Docile and Rarsrmorc !
4 so ran.
Eighth Racc-sI furionSs- King ROSE, io7
Bliss. IA TO l. won: Dappe Gold. i0T o. Martin.
10 l. second Lord OF the Valley l04 Baird to l.
hlrd Time, ! 10 80. Bhggcrly. Hannibal Beg,
iNboret inqusl'ive CHI And Annie Alone also ran
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-09
Teichmann heats Napier In chess Match

Sp|d7 C1b1f Dstn0ffh % IRE SUS.
LoNDoN, Marchs.-The match or five games
upplayed under the auspices OF tho Glasgow
Chess Club between Richard Tcichmann
the hnElo-German chess expert and W
Napier, late OF Brooklyn and Pittsburc. vas
decided yesterday. when Teichmann won
the tenth game. and as his total OF wins Ind
reached five he won the match and the purse
donated by the London amateur r. G. Nau-
mann. Napier won only one game. while
four games were drawn
II is expected thai Napler and Marsl ali
viii shortly begin their Rice gambit match
OF i've games in all. Marshall 10 plav The
white pieces In each Instance. Prof Isaac
l.. Rice OF New York has donated a purse Of
twenty guineas for this contest
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-09
L,ue ,o Drive In Auto Gun Race

II is n matter of considerable satisfaction
70 many automobile racing enthusiasts that
Herbert Lytle has been nominated ms tho
driver Of the Pope-Toledo car for the Ben
ncnenal showing with - horse power
Toledo car In the Vanderbilt cup race la4 I
fall marked him coming man. and many
have been anxious 10 sec him get his chance
with real racer The cnr Lytle will have
for the cup race viii be thc one entered nv
col Albert 4 Pope ~ will bc completed in
couple Of weeks and will he taken 10 he
Florida beach to try. Few Of tho details con
corning the car are known beyond that IL
viii have an engine OF six cylinders and be
equal to maintaining pace OF - miles an
hour
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-09
WEST SHORE r. r.

Ncw York Central Hudson River Il. n Lessee
Trains leAvc Franklin 81. station. New YORK. as
follows and 10 minutes later foot West a7d ST.. Y r :
- on = chicago Express
2.25 = " Con. lin FOR Detroit. Chi. q ST Louis
'a'O0 " For Roch Rurnlo. Clcvcl'd 4 Chicago
500 VI Tor Roch- Buffalo Detroit 4 ST. Louis
'a,iS y M--For Svra ROch.. Nln. HAlls, Def & Chi
'Uaiiv. 'DAlly. eIcrp, SUNDAY, Baggage check ed
rom hotel OF residence bv Wrstcoti Express
4 a. SMITH. q r. I.AABRRT
Cen Manager Gen pnes'r Agent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-09
billiards.

l.. A. servaiius. handicapped ar go points
and Frank BOYD 20 met last night In the
marlborough tournament at the Knfoker-
booker Academy IN Brooklyn and clos.
gam" vas The result BOYD won by ) poiut-
from Servntius. 4 run Of 81 points vrns
Boyd's highest and = was the best confirm.
lion of ~rrvuitus. The flnal score vns
BOYD. 20 >ervatius. ~. George G. Seeley
t2n. won the gnmc on Tue-dlv night Ue
defeated u Hoyie. 100 The score was
eoeley 2c0. iloXie. ie7
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-09
Ryan and o'nrIcn Win Fight atIs4 pom,l.

NJ. JosTrH. Mich, March 8 A CoTroth.
matchmaker for the Yosemite Club Of san
francisco. to-day forwarded articles to
Tommy Ryan OF 81 Joseph for a 20 round
lEht Win Jack u'Brlon Of Philadelphia
Alter several months OF discussion RYAN has
won out as to The weight. and ~ A result
ne articles provide that both men will weigh
n ~ 10 pounds az 2 O'Clock on the date OF
thc hght The articles provide FOR an omen
da'e next month. Ryan fAvors April 20
Hhlch u Is believed WI he agreed 10 hv INC
mana cement OF the club RYAN will sign lilo
agreed upon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-09
THE BriER ar SEtHORSE H..
y. r. uldener Relieved 10 BE Purohs ser
OF Grand National Candidate.

ToNpoS. March 81 is believed Tia; j
! Nidcner Of Philadelphia. whose trainer
Lewis. left for the niied States March :
was he purchaser 81 The Grand National
candidate Seahorse H.. which was sold go An
American, name not stated, by spencer
Follan, who recently sold MoIfaa 70 the King
Tho purchaser n Senhorse n also offered
70 buy i.enster In the hope 81 winning iha
whitney cup With him The owner wanted
y o01 more than the would he buyer wanted
70 pay. Ieusrer was scratched from Tho
GrAgd National to-day "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-09
Regarding Florida Auto Races

Secretary c. H. Gillette Of the American
Automobil" Association has issued a state
meut regarding tho position OF the racing
board in Ia" matter Of sanctions FOR racing
on the Florida beach Secretary Gillette
-aid that the reservation was granted to the
Florida East Coast Automobile Association
for three reuscus II f. tho older orGani2a-
ton, II applied lrSt aud IT IL member Of tho
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-09
Freshman To ASSIST In Management, IF
y. '. I. Football

meeting OF tho executive committee of
ft" Neu YORK. University AihIetic Issocistion
t0- held yester'av g. Sherman Johnson
% New lurs city was elected assistant
manager % the football team He has Tie
l-Ilu. ton Of being 10 first freshman 10 bc
h"-'r Au assistant manager m varsity
am in several wears
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-09
Thorp Resigns From Columbia baseball
Management

Thomas Thorn. o5 sr'cuce. Yesterday
resigned as manager OF tho Columbia bas.bail
nine because VI press of college work Thorn
completed the play ing schedule before nm
uounciug his resignation q"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-09
CURRENT SPORTING GOSSIP.
sTXTY-0NE ENTRIES RECEIVED
ron CARTER HANDICAP.
Ecldamc. Last Years winner. Included
In the list and VIII Probably Receive
TOP Weight Cormack 10 Ride In
France More Entries FOR saratoga

Judging from the lisi Of entries received
SO mr. hy the Queens County Jockey club
for tho carter Handicap. 10 be run on the
opening day OF the Aqucduot meeting. the
rae" win bo OF greater public interest than
cvor before Secretary Fred Bchbery"r
up TO o'clock Yesterday afternoon had
toerNod dl entries. with probably more
70 conn M the lt" Western mails The
Carer Hgudiip H. ID seven Olrloug- sprint. Tor
three -scar-old- and ups ard with S5.ooo addrd-
II was won last year by the great race mare
belddno in Newton H"lrugtou- Color1.
and she Is named 20 start again ihi' year p}
her owner. August Belmont B"ldnur has
viufcr"d we'll hu, whether Fred Burlrw VII
have hrr ready for the carter lisndi,ap VIII
80 DO" known for sou" time yet, uccati-" Of
= hck Jf proper training facilities on
70 Long lsl,ld tracks due 90 the lnt"u'sS
i the spring Handicapped W .No~huIRh
viii announce 'ho weights for the tartor On
March y. and turtlu"u generally believe th't
Rcdame will rccoIvc the top impost Sydney
Paget has named Gold-ml&h. who has not
raced in more than year. Ormordo's Right,
Belle Strour. a fast hliy. C3lraphnc and
Water Mirror g. T. Smuth'r- Us represented
IN thclist bv Rapid Water and burlrigh, while
danes L. krcue'- entries ere Sinister and
Bucher " II -nyder- Trapper. who has
been cons picuou4 Ht Now orleans this winter.
'' ""INNN '"s.'''' WI" 30 ." - ''''''
erd Grenade q Thomas = st Valentine,
rctcr WINNER ocean tide. Andrew NIilers
COZ Maid. MILAN lakeland Little I'm.
VI h. Hiyman's OrthodpN ard Right Royal.
Il. T Wilson. Ir = Mon'r '-hon, ioa Ncogcrs
NasViii. SiGurs e. Love aud lack kttliu
Dave Jobuson'- Eo~ebeu ard Liheriu. ". j..
oil lor'- Lord Badge and the Gougha eros
stable pIreu
Inc iul list OF entries IllONs.
psIJ1tur. Goldsmith Orinoudr's Right, Bellr
s,,orc fcs,r',s. C,arapnur Water Mirror
e Lo,e. lnclb.tur. Eltio1s t.s Hen, Rapid Water.
errlelrt sinister, i'Hct,r C1rN sus. 81 Valentine,
Itappfr. Nunr' Grcnadc. ocean lldt' meant on
~ Nail Worry ath. h't. l1lu' iulr RI ~; ( az
noh pe.' hhNe ,nnt1'' ,I,. I'aiHoh3 i t
i.o"t ha,sIi , ,,.'o1un ". t H,sa'
,tsr ti,,.,,,,r. f.,,,,.',n ~ i"dib WorEr,,n
III b,frt, f.3iri,r,,l.rs ,.'s,in Alien Hif,ii,,e
EisrF Pr'er, posrhrn Liberia tstsrta B,hruiis
santa staunn and Precu
fockrv Alexander Cormack who was under
contract 10 the late G. schulz and who
has been ridiug az Hot Spring, nearly all
rinfer SIS n sail this morning on the lorraine
for France Where he has secured an on
gRgcfent with one OF tho leading stables
4 orinack rode IN the East last season being
brought hero by schulz but toRa ard the close
Of tho cHmpaIgu ~, ipll Oh I'm his work so Il
re-rked d.gfee- M. ha. been auVion, 10 20
shlo 10 scnrc a -urrrsS on tlc French racks
torpack has signed 10 ride for Baron de
RufLschild IL. VA, entertained bv a party
IL.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-09

ATEA MBotIs.

y ". cpougheriy and EIberfeld has, mn
signed yri. hut the club expects no tr1tibic "V
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-09
RAILROADS
LaCkaWanna Railroad

caves New York, loot barclay and Cnrl,tonb...
80 4 M-por blnghsmton AND SyiafuA,
'lVv y " - buh9io Chicago and So Louis
r1np Tor Scnntun aud plyuuutt
'tl0P M--for Buffalo and Chicago.
$50 p. N For Buffalo. Syrsci,r iflr.
100 \. M--Tor Chicago Sleepcr> oh, nj zen =,
Tickets. l4g, ~. liS 1854 BiuadNa, ~ ":
! uitnu st., BruOElYu. -DAily. fEtc.p. Sr,t.A ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-09
READING SYSTEM

IN 49, ~ h@~h tu - ~ q U .tvR,
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. K.
EASION BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MAtt III CHUNK 400 Gl5 Easion only. ai0
wIikEsBkRRE And SCRANTON - 400.
e,i9 q, q, 200 ? z. SUNDAYS, n 80 o. m, P. m.
LAKEWOOD. lAkEHuRsT, TONS RIVER
AND BAkNEIAI ,zi.oQ. $40 a. m. 30 s.ts.
iiV. Lakewood and IAEehurst only. 900 IeOs
p ~ SundaNs go =. IN.
NISL liN, IN I'M -i ps5n :, m 70 2 n
LONG branch AsBuRY PARK. OCEAN
Sh3nE P0LTI pleasant AND SEA
At SO. $50 ll,J0 ,. NJ. SUNDAY. except Ocean
Grove. 80 a N. 400. $50 p m.
ATLANTIC HLDs STARLIGHT. MONMOUTH
iiso 10. 100. go 30 Atlantic Hlds onIyi ESQ
rHIlApELPHh lREADIHG TERMINAL
100. 81 % $50, 400. $40. 800. ,sto. IN
$500 5000 p. m. iel5 mdt
.tIH MD CHESTNUT STPEErS-H.8 soo
1000 100 a m. 200. 200, 800. 100. 'ses
BNnnORE AND WASHINGTON loon
y. W 40. 100, 800. 100. 'isl5.
READiNc HARhIsBJRC, POTTsvIILE AND
1850 ~ o. = NJ. Reading only. giOo II 70
go y n. Reading pottsyuc. harrisburg o1ly
alrosi iloortv street only ,Dslly. ,D,t,v
oHc"pi SUNDAY. i>llndsy only 'PAflof can o,'iyy
VIA IamhquH JSatufdays AFICep, Safirssy,
=, tHrct llhtrY 81. Ferry. South Ferry a Nstar
iiopSr, ssi ~ lJ,o 1864 BtoadeAs, IA PSI 5,h Az
:. = mon square West. i53 East i25th st ia Wrst
l?5tn ST. "a Columbus ~ Nrw Yorl co,1-, u,
~ - lnton 81. hrOokhn. To hroadwAy VII
haHSnirS NeN loIk Transfer Co calls Tor ana
W. G. BESLRR. = n aupr
Nlce PRS. and G-r. NVr Gen pss.,, -,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-09
OLD DOMINION LINE.

For Old Point Comfort. Norfolk. PorN~1 r'-
Primers Point and Newport News va. cJlnsr'ns
foT Petersburg Richmond. Virginia B-.y.t 49,
ington. d. c.. and entire South and YES
Freight and passenger steamers SAL from p''
70 n r.. foot Beach s.. even Weeh day 80 3 2 "
H. a. walker. Vice President and Trafoc Mango
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12
EIGHTEEN MORE
PIANOS AND ORGANS HANDLED
YESTERDAY BY d. 8. JOHN
sToN co. ACCOUNT or THEIR
BIG SURPLUS STOCK SALE.

A number Of which we're delivered
70 homes % the purchasers. some
brought 20 our retail warerooms
and others taken 10 wholesale ware
house. Everyone who can possibly
arrange TO DO 80 are anxious TO avail
themselves OF the benefit az our
present greatly reduced prices But
a very little investigation is re-
uuired Tor people 70 see where the
biggest values in the whole North
west are being offered In Pianos and
Organs. and that these prices apply
10 as fine a line o. instruments. as
can be found anywhere. viz. Chick
ering and Sons. Kimbali. Hobart NJ
Cable. HaddOrff. Kreli-French.
pease. Lagonda. Clarendon. D. 8.
Johnston Co.. Lakeside. Hinze and
Bel Pianos. and kimhall. Vocation.
Clough and Warren Organs. all now
going at ridiculouslY low prices dur
ing the sale. as you have doubtless
noticed from the sample prices
quoted In many previous announce
ments, and on very easy terms
Every instrument guaranteed 10 be
absolutely as represented.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12

pompeli IL % be destroyed again
not the ancient city that nestled
among the Italian hills nt the foot Of
Mt Vcvuylus. but the big scenic city
Ia Pains spectacular OF Last DAYS
81 pompeu." that viii be seen In
Seattle al the circus grounds uppoz
site Recreation park Tor sir nights.
starting Monday. August ~. This
magic city represents with ideal ne=
curncy the fatal city that periahed
in the first century 81 the Christian
era. The View il said 10 be correct
and historically accurate. represent
ing what the arehaeoioEiats noW
suppose the ancient city was al the
time " was destroyed. The scene
opesn with fete day In the ancient
city. ana for upwards 90 an hour
the audience II entertained with a
vivid production Of the sports and
fcatH Of the hippodrome. choruees.
music. etc. The tragic dramatic
episodes Of the spectacle are shown
la pantomlme The fcteu are inter
rnpted by the terrific explosion 81
Vesuyiua and the destruction az the
city by the earthquake. which i
said 20 be scene thrilling beyond
description Following these scenes
is presented beautiful exhibition Of
fireworks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12
Teachers Are Having
Gay Time at Portland

PORTLAND. Aug 1a=rhe Stars
party OF popular sehool teachers is
having what pecka bad boy called
HE'uu and fun Co spare
They endured With eonsumate
grace the trying Inconvenience OF
journeying trum Seattle % Portland
in a ramshacklo old train made
up because the regular first class
Vtailhuicd train with Pullman and
observation coaches uaE 30 late ON
Account OF tho telesFanhefs strike
that Ij had Co De abandoned
Net enc uf them kicked because
the pars.monious y + was too
atlngy o. pat a diner On che train
and hoppcd mcrrlly aiaHs With some
sea other railroad victims to the
lunch counters and sIemmed he
panEs 81 hunger with asbestos sand
witches and burglar proof pie 90 the
various unlnvlt.nE lunch c1uuicrs
en- route
Nearly every passenger On The
train "vussed the n f. railroad
for the ahomlnahie coaches aud
The unsociahlc accommodation az
forded 10 is apparent that the n
+ has caught the shoiH=un' spirit
everywhere manifested by an who
have any pecuulary Interest in the
fair. and De- giving ita Patrons the
least possible comfort aud accom-
modations that &c darea.
Passengers are treated with a.
seant courtesy a. a horde 81 nlthy
emlgrants ever were GA a third class
ocean tramp steamer
but once here The stars party
we're treated royalty The manage
nleut Of the American Inn has gone
cat of SIS way To- make the solouru
OF the party most pleasant and the
very best the house has has been
accorded the teachers The same o.
true 90 tho fair management and
the eoaeessiouaries on the grounds
Miss Metcalf SAYS she Kot an but
three % the cindeFs between Seattle
and Portland in her eyes on the
way over. and she Il worried lcst
she fails 90 pick them up on the
way back.
Miss Mcmillan celebrated her first
visit to the Trail by making the
banner score OF the season at a
game called rolling the ball. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12

Miss Mcmillan Is the camera
Gand 81 the party. She posed some
real unique pictures 81 the party
while crossing the Columbia river
on the ferry. Tho big locomotive
bad three drivers on a side. and
one Of her best snapshots was a
picture Of three members Of the
party. each one standing directly
in front OF one OF the big drivers. 30
The effect OF the picture Is very
unique. 10 say the least.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12

First Free Methodist church. cor
ner Pine and Terry G. $. Mckinney
pastor Sunday school at 10 a. m,
preached at II a. m subject That
blessed Hope" class meeting at II
m. Afternoon and evening services
a Olive Branch, 2tlh South Sec
ond avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12

have reduced my weight % pounds
bust Inches. waiAt inches and hips
Q Inches IN a short time by a guar
hnteed harmless remedy. without ex-
er,tas or starving | want to tell you
ell about ". encione stamp and Rd-
dress MRS 3. =. WOODWARD. Box
z31 Oregon City. oregon. sss
n m. rosary and henediction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12

The ideal short trip FOR tourists n
10 the e. $. navy yard and battle
ships. Tho Puget Sound navy yard
e. the largest on the Pacific coast.
Fast steamers leave Pier ~ and
10 a. M f;15. 2 80 and $50 p. m.
Fare. round trip. 50c. zee
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TEETH

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-12

Max FiEmau and Lillian ArmHhy
have been engaged by John Cort to
support Florence Roberts In Ann
la Mont" the new problem play
by Paul Armstrong. which will be
produced In Salt Lake on October ..
Besides these. the cast includes
Robert McWade. II s. Northrup,
Norah Lamlaon. Merccita Esmond
and Lucille York
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