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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-17

hat and held Il neryoualy In hts
hands, his long smooth white hair
Vas looaened and fell 20 his bent
shoulders.
The sharpness OF the serpent
tooth had come home 20 him.
Years ago. in a time OF dlrcat
need. the man he deemed a friend
had come 60 him for help. and with
the simple trust OF an honest heart
Morris Garner had taken a pen Ia
his biz toll hardened hand aud see
down the honest name that could
give value To the worthless biz OF
paper Then. with tae generosity
OF nature that knew no guile OF
suspicion. he forgot the favor
The orchard OF a thousand trees
he had planted years before grow
10 their fall maturity and bore
splendid crops 81 fruit. lie added
ouibulldiugs and Other improve
meats, and az he pruHpeFsd he stock
"a his farm with domestic animals
OF fancy breed. Hia children grew
up. his little daughter in short
trucks became a woman and mar.
Tied then Morris Garner became a
dotinE grandfather
Meanwhile the menare. unawares.
was creeping up. The careless. ir-
responsible friend Who had asked
the favor years before had failed "a
meet his Obligation. the payer Of
the note had taken the matter into
court. and judgment for principal
interest and costs. RxErvgatinE s.
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Or. Christopher sehultz leads a
charmed life insofar as the courts
are concerned.
Charged with one OF the nnnst
heinoua offensca against an laws Of
human deceucy Schultz. through
lack of conclusive evidence has cs-
capped again.
The doctor" was arrested recent
~ in Ballard FOR eflmlually med
ding with youths Three days ago
the prosecuting attorneys office
was making every effort 10 get a
strong ease against the degenerate
but sehultz'g Victims were not en-
tifeIv reliable.
schultz came before me last
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COMPANY MUST PAY olvDUs Ds ON wArERGo STOCK AND
CONSUMERS UP THE COIN olLAPoATIo PLANT
AND 100000 BURDEN SPUR CORPORATION RAsFL1s
WHOLESALE TliEVtHe

thousand For the month % Jan
vary. 1895. the bill xza s. 90. at 81
per thousand. February. 1904 te.5o
at SIS. For February Of this year
the hsll vas 1918. al 81 per thou
sand. April. 1904. ti.aa, and for
April Of this year II Vas sIo5.
Last year. and Mp until las, Sep.
tenn Der. the Acme business college
was foeated AZ Second and Pike. II
moTed into the =. 1 building In
September Since that time the
Bills have been somefhing outrag-
caua
Mr. Meiarcn stated "Wednesday
morning that the college was not
using half tho gas since II moved
into is new quarters
The gas company thinks that be
cause our ncw quarters are larger
than those IN the other building our
gas bin should be larger" he said.
"but Ne have the same gas fix
furea In this building We had In
the Old one. Our hours for using
gan have been cut down to nearly
half a. much as they were In the
old building"
NJ bill last month was $500 II
A eli
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pr NAN BYxHEE

..we. oai Of the bisness Of bis
=. vsrrls +. G@rnes eight ysar
-.,..a a security on $500 note
a,.e friend. today be finds
80 homeless In his cid age.
-. ~ ne farm upon which be
!. - - = years o. labor. npon
: II has raisrd children 20
..,S ana womAnAood, aud
- shIea grandchlidren have
an 10 him his splendid
~. svsr valIoy farm OF go acres
- % less tAAn six weeks ago
!. "a sffsred $500 for and
- 80 he time said be would
- - . saks sss coo.
sa.rpr still although neither
4. Aea~a Old mah nor hls dssot b
80 knss It until yesterday
- s.rs 81 owned The farm upon
- IA have beea living for
-. ia year for u Wa bought
! wwa rAr sEo By a spokans
.,...aa - $50. the amount Of
i, vsxneas. lnchsalng court costa.
~ - kaaer u thn note had Sc
ID = srueess Of Aw
"a t~mbllug limbs and shaken
- narrss Garner stood before
s-rn srirh WEDNESDAY morning
= r1sxxrt frame vas bent With
- 4 kari toll. and the troop
Z =, al seffled acrcss his hruad
os'tss when he took OF his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-17
HOMELESS WAITS

Because their parents have refus-
cd to take care OF them. and because
the nciehhors have wearied Of fur
nishing care and keeping FOR them
under worthless promises Of recon-
pcnse. three little children. Willie,
Fred and Baby Boyd. are 10 be dis
posed Of By the superior court.
Humane officer Clark has asked
that some disposition be made OF
the children Recently they have
been IN the care OF Mrs. Crane az
Green Lake. Previously they have
been cared for by several other FAM
lilies. and at one time they were al
the Ryther home.
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summer. said Police Judge Gordon.
1t was one Of the worst cases OF
utter depravity and moral degener-
uey that has ever been my duties TO
hear. I did my best I bound him
over Go the higher tribunal for trial.
/ was satisfied that the man was
guilty
what! IL Schultz out again % ex-
claimed chief Delaney Well. he
won't dare TO come back TO this city.
Ny patrolmen viii pick him up IL
he does"
Schultz ~ guilty al right. and
| warned himself to make himself
scarce" said Assistant Prosecuting
Attorney Vanderveer to The Star.
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HrssoseoUs

A ~ hxht oceurrcd In the hold
kas steamer Centennial. owned by
y Ers< Line Steamship com
nc warn the vessel drex up to
y M sankers AZ Tacoma Tues
y sl<.f.
1s iTu1ble arose AZ a result cf
, 'md row on between the i.ong-
Em~ns. szrF~iorss and Rig
~ aloa and the Sailors unlon
srrrd 70 a question Of aupre-
NJ
Fss TIE Centennial made fast
- toek AZ Tacoma a gang %
arsz-u1sn boarded her and at
Egr 10 Gust the sailors who
- . znload the vessels freight
Mrzl blows were struck One
10 nnrsh0emen fired 3 couple
Z eux IN he air In the hope o.
1ssr TIE Seattle gang Into ieav-
= 1s ship. Many Of the men.
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VI SORTS or MIX. UPS
BREWERS STRIKE

Tho striking brewery work
= ere lost two counts in their
. struggle against the brewery
. trust on Tuesday
= They succeeded IN installing
. Spokane beer IN the brooklyn
. saloon on Second avenue and
= one other saioon.=-
= Il developed. however. that
= that the trust had the upper
. hand. Both saloons were fore
q ed b. Manager Sweeney 20 dis
. card the Spokane beverage and
= content themselves with the
= local product aa the Seattle
= Brewing and Mailing company
= controlled the leases on the
= buildings.
s peculiar phase ~ The boy
. rott is that the nismnrk bar.
= which ~ using fair beer ship
= ped from the east O. boycotted
= by the union men The Bis
= mark o. under the ban because
= OF the trouble Or a years stand
. ing with the Cooks and Wal
. fer's union. The beer sold is
4 fair but the walters and bar
= tenders who hand u out are
= "aeabs."
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Seattle Boy Picked for Cornell Crew.
r. G. Barton. Of Seattle. has been
picked Tor No. 2 in the Cornell var
sltT crew. which will row Harvard
At Boston on May 81
A. Cornell Barton Is looked upon
a. being ono - the most promising
knights Of the oar In the inalitu.
ton. Ever since entering the col.
iege In 1909. he has taken 10 the
she'll. resulting At last In bis vim
ming a place among the blk fell
lows
Barton Is % years o. axe and Is
the Hon OF Robert barton. ZIG Boren
y Six years ago he entered the
uuiyernlty Of Washington. taking
W the study IT chemistry. Three
years later he left for ithaca. n l..
20 finish his education At Cornell.
Barton has paid but little atten-
ton 20 sports. with tho exception
Of rowing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-17
WAR NEWS

TOXIC. May 1.-THE French
government has notified Japan that
Admiral de Jonquires reported that
he cruised along the coast Of Amman
May 10 and IA for the purpose OF
ordering the Russian ships to leave
the coast should he find any In
French water. He did not find any
between Cape St james and Turan.
Even SO far north as 1owanedy, the
most available northern anchorage
on the AMMAN coast. not one Rus
sian ship was observed.
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COP RAN TOO

Fred Ferguson. a dope fIend, saw
Patrolmnn Chapman first on wash
ington street Tuesday afternoon. lie
started to run. The action was sus-
picious and the officer gave chase.
Ferguson vas hauled Off 10 the po-
lice station and charged with being
"A disorderIy person, He was given
a sail sentence 81 80 days by Police
Iuawe Gordon
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HEsKETH HoNoREp

Robert 4. Hasketh, business agent
OF the local branch OF the Hotel and
Restaurant Employs International
alliance. has been honored by the In
ternntlouel. At the convention OF
the latter recently held In Kansas
city Nj. Haskcth was elected
fourth vice president lie went 20
the convention as the delegate from
this city. BE vii return IN a few
days.
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sTIIL THEY COME

Tho Acme business college 10 an
other victim OF the gas trust
Principal MelAren. Of the school,
states that during the entire year
OF 1908 the gas bills ranged from
81 to 8t3 per month, and they used
tho same amount Of gas every
month.
For the month Of January. 1904,
the gas bill was SS4s. stz5 per
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nrW oFFIcERs cHoseN

The King County Liquor Dealers
association met Tuesday afternoon
and elected the following officers:
President. Harry Wilson. Vice.
president Charles Tennis; treasurer,
John =. Briils secretary reelected.
Arthur Gerbel: sergeant at arms.
w. j. Mclaughlin.
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At Ballard

Ballard city council met
y nlghi and a petition was
~ sub-sewsr district on
- 3 connect with the main asv-
- Empty Into 81.
ss,, ss.s'ol vas also filed for the
/. 800. sn'snt 81 Foik b. grading
H.. and putting IN new side
'on Wa made b. Police
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WANT TO UNITE

gates to the annual conference OF
the Cumberland Presbyterian church
which will open tomorrow, lasting
unul the 2Sth began TO arrive to-
duv The majority OF tho delegates
now here declare themselves In Ia
vor Of uniting with the old church.
This is the most important matter
TO be considered by the conference
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ST. PETERSBURG. NAY IRE
port has reached here that Roicst-
vensky Is III and has telegraphed
the emperor that It is impossible
for him TO proceed.
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The cahleahip Burnside finished
splicing the break IN the Sitka
cable near Valdez at ITO Wednes-
day afternoon. She is nov en- route
TO Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-17
Revengeful Italian Seeks
Life of Seattle Physician

CRIPPLED SON or ITALY AFTER Or. GUN
CLAIMS PHYSICIAN CAUSED PARALYSIS
mEsDrHo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mEoleos OFFICE TO LAT.
TERs CONFEDERATION
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FIRST JOBS
or SEAT1LEiTES

49, $3.50 NRE4 SO
zook WAS A BUTCHER BOY.
My first job was working FOR my
uncle Ia a butcher shop In Indiana.
I received Sc a week. and ! GER
tainly thought I was the whole
thlng. MAYOR Z0OK.
uf Ballard
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sosas GARNER ENDORSED NOTE EIGHT YEARS AGO
..,1r,fuL FARM SOLD FOR JUDGMENT wwIrHour MS
..ox,soeE-PArsErlo SCENE IN COURT HOUSE
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Nf44 4444E s44sR
=
: HIGHLAND. May f7.-Bul- =
ka-kftef two hours sailing .
" Atlantic. the crack Aneri- .
az beat. IS In the Lead The .
DAs oompetiior il the dan .
Ffv'n German schooner Ham n
~ Hhieh IA . quarter Of =
- sSieTn. The Asia Is third =
.iesana ana Yaihalia crossed .
y me outside % the stake .
y lad TO return. and are q
- trailing miles behind. e
49, $50 stst -
aaHi.ASD. May l7.-Au eight
'fseze from the east thls
Aag md fair. clsar weather
made prospects good for a
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SCHULTZ ESCAPES

MAN CHARGED WITH DISGUST CRIME TURNED LOOSE
sv ASSISTANT PROSECUTING ATTORNEY WHO WARNS
HIM t. QUIT SEATTLE
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had 10 use as much money In
my quarter gas machine In April as
l did at any time during the winter.
"A Reader.
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Ay March gas bill was SIC The
same month last year IL was $ At
that time the price was fi2a per
900 feet. Now Il Is only 81. ! am
using the same amount % Eas.
have complained To The gas com
pany John NJ. WEIGH. Proprietor
saloon 1907 First Avenue.
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STAR EXPOSES MYSTERY
OF OUTRAGEOUS GAS STEAL

winter Tony slrnich. Proprietor
Fountain Saloon.
There has been no reduction In
my Eas hili IN April Frank Missile
II Niche Bros Saloon.
4. ]. Mccall. tailor. ZIG Jeffer-
aon. has. b. going over his ar
counts with the local gas octopus
Tuesday afternoon. dug NJ lndispui-
able evidence % account raising
For three years the tailoring firm
paid s. each month for Eas-Wtth
the exception Of October. On that
month the gas bill for some uneN-
nlalnablc reason 1umpcd 90 tl7. an
increase OF til Ia one month The
threc consecutive October bills are
undeatruy~d Can the Fas company
explain this I'D they need the
money AT the time ~ an annual div
idend7 Wcrs the citizens Of Seattle
compelled TO give up 10 the e.
foftionlHts on that month more than
any other month ia the year, The
bills speak for Themselves
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ny ball las, month was $3.50. II
has been practically the same all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-17

winter Tony slrnieh. Proprietor
Fountain Saloon.
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y 'ysv a CIRCUS POSTER.
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LAWN TENNIS.
Allen and watson Heat Millett and Marvin
at Ardslcy.

At Ardslcy ont the Hudson the invitation
lawn tennis tournament was continued yester-
day. Harry +. Allen and Charles F Watson.
Jr.. facing Stephen c. Alllett and Z. K. Marvin.
Better team work gave the honors to tho
former pair in straight sets. 7-5. o-i. e-i.
The calendar for to-day shows R. ID. Little
and Robert Leroy vs.. Harry F. Allen and
C. F. Watson. Jr.
On the club ronrts ut Travers Island the
New York Athletic club tennis players have
inst ilnis, ID their dr, hla tourney. f. s.
W.. y" M~..ory reached u. Oral round, whore
The torn pair won 2 shree straight sets
J he tea N9,k q TIC w!Entr- was the feature
msr!es;
J. 'q N.aosss s::a asws. hyss am: and
semi nnal round-H S Lyons and. =. M.aoney
bs;s and Hnp Ms sns a. rodI.
and = Dennis By dcfau'.
de hss Davis anS hySn xs .s
-, The SSeabrisht Lawn Tannis and Cricket
Club will give an invitation tennis tourna-
ment for mems round robin" doubas for
tinuins throughout The Week The following
teams will appear in the doubles
man and Theodore Il. Pell and and Raymond i Is.
Little aid bI Rober, lie Roy In the singles
Richard stevens. J j., Forbes. Edward B.
Wrenn., Jr, F B. Alexander and Raymond
d. Little,
In 'he doubles each team will play every
winning tho greater number of matches
the single will play " 4 Larned. the title
holder. on his return from England.
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lSuu, - HhheoCaphiSp W.
WAshin on. 3: 81. Louis, =,

pEThoIT, 3; NEW YORK a. L.) 1.
DETROIT, July I.-While Wild Bill Dono-
van OF Brooklyn fame was as wild as March
hare, he was neIt 70 unhitable. and New ork
narr owly escaped . shut-out this afternoon.
Not q single was made of him for seven
innings, although his support had killed of
few almost certain ones. and when he gave
men bases on balls 1t did not seem to al cot
Powell was doing finely for six nninss.
four hit. being all: and not run: and r.
fast last part Of the. seventh opened. but then
began fusillade that sent the corpulent
twirler into retirement. Coughlin started
the seventh with a fly which Elberfeld or
pougherty should haye had schaefer sacri.
one to left center that would have been good
for three bases, but he was contented with
second and saving his wind while Lindsay
went home. Barrett and OLeary followed
with sharp hits. another nun in, and finally
the. side was out on McIgtyres ay.
Powell's in the eighth and .Yeaser was sent
in to run for him. Dougherty's Rrounder
helped him along and he scored on Keeler's
drive. Two walked in the ninth. but were
anchored.
There were several instances OF robbery
in the game. Crawford caught Keeieris
tribe: oTeary killed Conroy 5 hit in m" the q
second; Mcintyre did what BODY expected
when ne got Powc's drive in the third
Doran contributed fine foul catch of Will
speedy Chase hit one down the line and
first he played tag and touched Chase before
he reached there The score:
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Racing at DunalO.

BryrALo, July ii.-Charlle Elsons horse. Dr.
Sprulll, ran n dead heat WITH bonnie sue at kenii
worth Park to-day Favorltcs and second choices
divided the card
First Race-Five furlongs--H Hostility. lo7 IT
Meade. TO !. won Gamtster 1903 o. Callahan,
GO 70 L. second: bertha los y. Hcnncssyl. to 2
Santara, jean Lee and Baby Willie also ran W.
Second laacc--SiX fnrlongs Wild Irlshman. 1n5
CE, Walsh, ! to l. won; Azelinn. 9s CNeubenJ, to
]. second; Peggy. 100 dec, q 10 |, third TIME
1:iS So Mennuue. Orfco. Depends Miss shy
lock, Julia NJ n!lcns and Ida Davis also ran ''
Third Racc-Five and half f,iionns-T &
Mar,in ,,. l92 Trayers, 70 won; silver sue. iii
gcsoni, 80 TO |. third Time l07 IS. Wee Lass,
Astral J., Dave Lewis and Pentagon also ran
Fourth Race Stecplc chase; two milcs aud hal,
,,..Sann.,oor. is3 LRodrock,. to 5, won. Ohnct,
lSs !Mattocksl 40 10 second: Trcnct de Mere los
Mabon. Iramatlst and Cardigan also ran.
Fifth Race Ono mile and n s,1tcen,h-Dr,
spr g. p ,Wlsaa rd, 2t9l. Bonnie Sue Of !Crcgar
l:46 Dead heat, Irish Witch also ran. '''"' :
Sixth Race-Onc mile and seventy Yards B,cn
nenworh. no tollpinnU, to S. won; Bs rkclniore.
lo7 Buchananl. II 20 l. second; YORKSHIRE. o..
Ellison and Probe also ran.
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Eastern Y. e, Cruise.

CAMDEN. Me-. July ll.-Arthur F. Luke's
schooner Corona again lcd the fleet Of the
Eastern Yacht Club in the fourth racing run
of its eastward cruise to-day. The course
was from Boothbay Harbor to Mark Island.
opposite Camden thirty-ninc miles. The
start was made In faint airs. at IL 80 clock.
A moderate southwest breeze blew In mid
afternoon, softening toward shutdown The
torona was g hours 81 minutes covering the
course, Her competitor the Chanticleer
was hour 25 minutes longer
The new 5G-foot waterine Herresho,r sloop
Doris won in her class from the 10 footer
Atheao on allowance. The smaller classes
did not finish up to one half hour after sun
set. when the Eastern Club calls It races over.
The feet proceeds at will to lslcsboro to-
morrow, races TO Rartlett'. Nsrrows on
Thursday, and thence around the island OF
Mount Desert to Bar Harbor on Friday.
on SATURDAY tn" cruise will be wound IN
with an Invitation race, off Bar Harhor in
are expected to enter.
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HERNIS IN OLD TIME FORM.
BEATS JOCUND EASILY AT SIX
FURLONGS.
Merry Lark Wins Seagate Stakes by
Head-Uncas Takes HandIcap-McCar'
ren's 81. Estephe GallODs IIOme-Fol'r
Fayorites Lose Mt BrightOn Track

Merry Lark Wins Seagate Stakes by a
Head-Uncas Takes Handlcap-McCar'
ren's 81. Estephe GallOps IIOme-Fohr
FayOrites Lose at Brighton Track,
Err. Thomas's Hermis. who had not started
since his victory over Beldame In the Test
Handicap at Brighton last year, con WINGED
l2OO0 turf enthusiasts at the Beach yester-
day that he Ia himself again and that. barring
accidents, ne will soon be making another
bid for championship honors. Hermis
started in the second race. condition anair
for four-year odds Mt six furlongs. He was
a prohibitive favorite over John A. brakes
Jocund and an inferior lot and went to the
post in splendid shape. Willie Knapp had
the mount and took the great racer to the
front as soon as the barrier was raised to
poor start, in which Sovereign was as good
as left. 1t was only breeze for Hermis
after that. with Jocund chasing him in hope
less fashion all the way. At the wire ne was
eased up. winning by length in 1913 Us. and
also coming back to the scale as sound ~
bell of brass. Jocund took place money,
four lengths before Incubator. so to shot
The Seagate stakes for three,year5olds.
n shah f" Adre wA M HesS e G Lark to
won by a head from the kenilworth STAPLES
Coy Maid. to both being under sm.s ha r.
and half T''f least Ps Sass %stkin:.
st. Belhlans to 6ayS1'e WIN Mas Ma never up
factor and finished far back in the ruck.
Martin also rode another, hot favorlte,
Go Between, to defeat in the handicap az
nine furIongs. SAfter Wotan. to /. had led
to the head of the stretch. Knapp took uncas
0 to 2. to the front. the latter winning ridden dd
length over sydney Paget's Woodsaw, to i.
with Monsieur Bcaucare. second choice.
four lengths out of the money.
senator McCarren's st. Estephe. to ?.
won the first race. for two-year-o Ids. six fur
longs. in big gallon by FIVE lengths, Andr,a
I to /. nailed the place from SIR RUSSELL the
Soap and Edith James close mp. The time
was liza.
Hidebrand put up great finish on Pronta
the fayorte in the third race at mile and
sixteenth, the mare winning by a length in
l:48 l-5 from Buttons. to |, with New Mown
Hay, II to s. running poor third.
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5O.Footers TO he Sailed by Amateurs

The match race between the 7O-footors
Virginia and Mineola will be sailed OFF Oyster
Bay on July 20. In this race each boat is to
be manned by an amateur crew. Commo-
dore W, Il. Nanderbilts Virginia will have
(orinthan lirht Club and W Ross Prort"r's
Mineola will be manned 10y members of the
Indian iIarbor Yacht Club "
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GOLF.
Boston Professionals Arrive NJ Van Cort'
landt Park.

Iandt Park.
Two notable arrivals at Van Coruandt
Park yesterday were the Boston profess
SIGNALS Aleck Campbell OF the Country club
Brookline, and David Brown. who made
sensation by tying with will Anderson for
the open championship in 1903. but losing
on the eighteen hole play of. Brown. who
is veteran In the game and won the British
open championship in 1886. over his home
course at Musselburgh. was AZ jaunty as
young bantam and reeled of II the first
time round. Aleck Campbell. best know WI
made in four ball matches in which the pros
The best card Of the day was returned by
Robert Dow of the knowood Country Inp.
II was
Gfa',,.........:s :S:,ss: "a s. "a
at Yen cortandt and the talent all e ;Es
bs with %h s ae SG o The 81 ss b
6 6sv a Of y 70 Jsrssy ee z Club did
Exported, George 1,lTnbuil Of the sadaoneda
the, Suburban club. Baltimore. was one stroke
Hills. was vase on his game with II, and two OF tho
american trained lads Tom Williams and
Frank Eastman. made IS and 70. u.,.,
The committee Is to send out scorer with
work are In demand The New York Golf Club
but it is feared that there viii not be enough
Of them on hand In the morning to I'LL all the
places. 1t is for the morning round that the
volunteers are needed most and they are re-
auested to report to the tournament COM
mittee at the first tee.
The seventh annual championship OF the
Connecticut Golf Association will begin this
morning at the New Haven Country Club
With qualifying round Of eighteen holes
and there will be other cup sets. The title
holder is Stephen Patterson of the Brooklawn
Club. There will be about eighty starters, to
include many players well known at the Met
ropolitan Golf Association tournaments.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-12
Games Scheduled for To-day.
NATIONAL LEAGUE


Chicago In New York; Pittsburg In Brooklyn,
St Louis In Philadelphia: Cincinnati In Boston "
AMERICAN LEAGUE,
New York In Detroit: Washington in st. Louis,
Philadelphia In Cleveland Boston In Chicago
EASTERN LEAGUE
Jersey City in Rochester: Providence in Montreal.
Baltimore In Buffalo; Newark In Toronto