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spect for Hsrsord'a fighter. Brttra
confidence IL shared by a large
number Of fight fans. but atiii there
are many who have been impressed
with auliivausn work in the east the
past few months and who think he
viii give britt a harder fight than
was at first thought
II present plans are carried out.
New YORK VII be a haven for auto
mobliiuts. for u viii boast Of an auto
mobile road some 20 miles long.
Drawings have been prepared and
VIII come up before the next meet
ling of the board Of estimate. with
Borough President Haffen az their
strongest advocate. The plan IL 20
make the whole Of the Bronx a park
annex for the automohilist BY
means OF n magnificent chain Of
driveways connecting Central park
with the parks Of that borough.
Manager Captain Iajois. 81 the
Cleveland team. IL out % the game
for a couple Of weeks. The mighty
king u swatfest has a bum pedal
extremity and had % undergo an
operation. with IaJoie out Of
harness ana Joss and Rhoades on
the invalid list. the Napoieons are
up against a bad proposition.
The coming fight ON July Is be-
tween Tommy Burns and Hugo KEEL
ley Of Detroit. AZ Portland. Oregon.
should be well worth seeing. They
will fight at i5s pounds. weigh In
at 3 o'clock on the day OF the smash
fest The men fought a draw not
long ago at Detroit.
Jimmy Callahan says it's easier 90
keep In condition In New York
than IN Chicago. We believe they
DO close there an hour earlier
Chicago Tribune.
Unless the owners Of several
launches on Lake Washington make
up their tardY minds 70 observe the
law by keeping lighted lanterns at
the bows Of their craft nj night. the
lake viii be the scene Of a disastrous
accident before the season is over.
OF course It IL a lot OF sport to
plough through the unbriny deep in
the dark without showing n light OF
any kind. but it's dangerous as well
as the Insight OF folly.
All OF which IL simply a gentle
hinti
a novel feature OF the Fourth Of
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SAN FRANCISCO. cal.-~Jim
Mccormick n the coming heavy
weight champion"
Thus spoke John I. Sullivan. Of
his Hparring partner perhaps one
Of the most promising dark
horses now in the race for JEFF
fries relinauIshed belt
Jim Mccormick stands almost six
feet three in hts stocking feet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-11

After protests at his decisions
from the players and the 1000 on
lockers at n baseball game Al Nor
ristown. n. J.. on Saturday between
the Montelair Athistio club and the
MorriHtoNn Field club. players and
audisnces we're frightened by the
umpire falling on the field In dead
faint. la the middle of the nth In
ming the umpire. a man named New
man. said he would leave the field
Il there Wa any mere trouble. The
next man UP was hit by a pitched
ball and Newman declared that he
could not take hts base. The en-
raged players almost threatened
Newman with violence. while the
crowd hlsscd and hooted. He walked
OFF tho grounds. but came back.
After he took hia position In the
field. he cried out: My God. boys.
I'm going" and started for tho side
line He tainted az first base and
in isss than = minute there were a
thousand people around him Ef-
forts TO revive him were unayailing
for several minutes and for a time
he was thought 20 be dead. He fin
ally recovered and insisted on going
on with the game. but was over
ruled and assisted to the club house,
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B L Q Q ID

ON account OF its frightfuI hldsous-
ness, Blood Poisoning 70 commonly
called the King Of All Diseases II
may be either hereditary or contracts
ed. Once the system is tainted with IL
the disease may manifest Itself In the
form of Scrnfulas Epzcma. Rheumatic
Pains, surf or Swollen JOintH Erup-
tons or Copper Colored Spots on the
Face or Body, little Ulcers tn the
mouth or on tho tongue, Sore Throat
swollen ronHils. Failing out OF the
Hair or Eyebrows, and finally a Lep-
ruua-iike Decay Of the Flesh and
Bones. II you have any Of these or
similar symptoms, got BROWNS
BLOOD CURE IMMEDIATELY. This
treatment r. practically the result OF
LIE work. IL contains no dangerOus
drugs or Injurious medicines % any
kind. II goes to the very bottom %
the disease and forces out every par
ucle OF impurity. soon every sign
aud Eynptom disappears. completely
and forever The blood, tho tissues.
the flesh. the bones and the whois
sfom are cleans purified and re-
stored TO perfect health, So the pa
tent prepared anew Tor the duties Arc
pleasures Of life. browns Hood
CURE tl0Q n bottle lasts a month
Made by DIR BROWN. as5 Arch 81
shiladelphie. For sale IN Seattle oniy
~ Quaker Dfus ce.. iois-ieis First
Avenue.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-11

Al last the wniterwelght champ
ionship viii be decided.
Buddy Ryan aud George Peterson
will fight at Frisco Ga July II at
Ia pounds rinxside.
The man who wins this fight with
be the legitimate successor TO Joe
Walcott. He VIII hive fairly won
first place among the welters.
The bout WIZ take place before
the Gonna club. and ta scheduled for
IS rounds However. II the men are
both on their feet and neither has
a decided advantage. the referes viii
probably let them go another round
or 20.
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5000 apiece New sfoo sidewalks street This add
better than addition opened tho city Of Seat
tie this side Of Dunlap this side Of Rainier Beach and this
side OF Lake Washington.
onchalf two-story
chickens $3.50 OF $500 down ana
a
to from
Inquire Griffith
block
picture justice Atlantic City Addition
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FAN ROOD

One more weck Of baseball Al
home. and that's the last we will
see Of the Siawashes In Seattle thls
season.
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The Siwashea promise 20 mako 4
interesting for Park Wilson's Seals
but thu latter should get away with
the big end of the series. az Frisco
Is playing in mighty good form. !.
Stats Davis will offlclate as ref.
eree Which means clean aamA
anyway. J
Frisco and Tacoma played good
ball At tho City OF Destiny Monday
and tho former won by marrow
margin.
The Trl-state league Is hard w
for good players. according % the
agents Of that organization. ~
Lists give the boys a good send
off. anyway.
II IN 20 be hoped that "RuHy's"
bunch will give ua a little exhibit
ton Of baseball this week and lot us
see what It feels like TO be out OF
tho cellar.
And MR. EASTWOOD will reclte
I tried to throw II out Of sight.
Eastwood was punished severely
Sunday night He was sent 60 bed
without his gum.
The good book says THE last
shall be first" Well. there Is many
a true word spoken from the chest
"Stiekney:" Is that the name OF
are We mistaken? We thought he
was captured in Tacoma.
Parke Wilson Is In town. Umplres
beware.
=gss@
HFALTH AND pIFhettRF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-11

The word comes from Frisco that
Jimmy Britt has settled down TO
hard training for his coming con-
test with Kid Sullivan on the 2iat
inst. Britt looks upon his coming
match with Sullivan pretty much as
he has all his contests IN tho past,
he believes he Will defeat the lad
from Washington az handily as he
did the English champion. but. not
withstsnding that he II 40 confident
OF victory. he ia going through q
thorough course OF preparation,
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SALT WATER RESORT.

AIki Nataserlum IL tho only re-
sort that Is open every day. rain
or shine. All under roof. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-11

Minnesota. VS. match same ~
ball In the LAKE between two teams
Bases were plssfortna. and the bat
tiers swan from base 70 base, A
rubber ball was used.
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eTAnDrNg or TINE CLUBS


SAN FRANCISCO. July IL
Numerous errors almost cost tho
oaklanders n shut=out. their single
score being made in the final In
ming. No errors for Los Angeles.
Score.
Los Angeles ................... 8
Oakland ...,.... ................ 1
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EThp General admission Ice.
- \ AAAs Daily matinces. Toe.
Reserved seats. evenings. Sundays
and holidays. soc. box seats CSC.
cara & Zara. spectacular. la
nnonts. aerobats a. Milton and De
Long Sisters. and seven other Great
Acts
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u would be n bit OF consolation
TO got out OF that last hole tn a
whirlwind finish. Ehf Whatg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-11

A magnificent specimen himself 81
the Naius % athletics t. mankind.
President ftooaaveIts vigorous IN
aoraement % all that IL clean In
sport occasions no surprise. To the
busy man this ball field in summer
and Eridifon IN the autumn are
places 0f physical regeneration
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The 81 Paul team THIS year lacks
the pepper OF tho last two years.
Something IL wrong and Kelley does
not appear 70 be able 90 locate the
trouble The men play hard cnsnKh,
but they cannot strike the stride
they have been waiting for through
out tho past two montha.--Minne.
aRolis Tribune
Wisconsin. although a state Of
cham pioua. has not turned out many
baseball stars Hut Il n not without
It's quota. Pink" Hhwiey il a
Badger. 10 Il Clarence Beaumont.
Catcher KieinoW. Pete Huafing.
10 was MorriHcY aud other Old=tim-
era now out Of the business. But
the nadgar state Is represented on
the diamond BY lad who promises
10 bs In II ulth a big l. His name
II kddlo joss and his home Is In
juneau. Dodge county. American
and National loaKuerH seldom heaf
~ Juneau except when they refer 10
Joaa. who has been dubbed the eJu.
neau Stat Milwaukee Journal
The Tri-staio league IL hard ur
FOR Kood inficldera. according % the
agents % that organization A rep
reaentailvo Of the league ia Cincin-
natl spent over 81 By long distance
telephone IN an effort 60 Eef short
stop Peto oBriea. Of the 81 Pau
club. 20 jump bis contract and Join
the Coatcsftlic club. The agent Of.
ferrd him s400 a month and a three
year contract Third Baasznau
Wheeler reesiVel a similar offes
aud second Baaeman Marcan was
also wanted BY another club The
offer vas deaiinsd by all three play.
ers. as they preferred 10 stick q
Manager kelley. The agent stated
that he was after infielders and
woald pay good prieca.-st Pau
Pioneer Press.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-11
'oKASE GETS VICTOR
FRANCHISE.

EVERETT. july H.--At the !
! baseball conference held hero /
|. late yesterday Il saa decided 10 /
; transfer The Victoria franchise /
in the Northwest baseball !
; ioagBe 70 Spokane. Victoria did /
; not protest this action.
The new season commences I
} July 70. az the close Of the I
present series. with Everett I
; Beiilnrham. Vancouver and /,
! spokane In the league The /
; Victoria team goes 10 Spokane I
4 4 q q 4 .
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HEALTH ANo PLEASURE.

Alkl Natatorium is al under roof
Warm and comfortable. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-11

TACOMA. July 1.-THE manage
ment tried a new stunt yesterday
and started the 'FriscO-Tacoma
game al $50. A large crowd at
tended. The last innings were
played in the duck. The visitors
won In the last innings on three
punched hits and base on balls.
Score.
Tacoma ...4.. ......... 2
e.. Es.m.4aHaag.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-11

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AT BOSTON Boston ,. PhiiadeI-
phia 2.
AT PITTsBURG - Pittsburg 1.
Chicago 4.
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a novel feature OF the Fourth Of
Iuig oslsbTation AZ Washington,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-11

paiph W. Rose. the worlds
champion shot putter. viii be a
member OF the track tesm which 10
10 represent the Chicago Athletic
association IN the amateur athletic
championship games which are
scheduled 10 take place AZ the Port
land fair August 4 and 5.
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iEE wO

NaHNA AAtAo1A VII -
ton Cured by Chi
nese roots. herbs.
bark. bulbs and veg
etnbies. These won-
derfui remedies have
1 cured hundreds OF
eases that have been
given up to die. We
guarantee to cure &C.
Eema. rheumatism.
asthma, catarrh,
stomach. kidney and
liver diseases and
other physical weak
ness.
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Frisco Monday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-11

EASTERN BASEBALL
AMERICAN LEAGUE
AT DETR0fT-Detroit 0, New
York 3.
AT CLEVELAND - Cleveland 3.
Philadelphia 6.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-11

Jack o'Connell. former first base
man on the local nine. has been
signed By the Seattle team and viii
play second for the SiWashea. Man
hgcr McCloakey vas compelled 10
release o'Conneii In order 70 adhere
20 the salary limit. but he secured
a position on the Sound club for
O'Connell Manager MeCioskey Wis
tied Seattle and had heart-to-heart
talk with Russ Hall. manager Of the
Seattle club. and as a result OF hiS
interview O'Conneil was signed BY
the Seattle club az a much higher
salary than he received here. o'con-
neil's many friends In this city vii
be pleased 20 hear that he will 80
into fast company and wish him
every success. Manager MeCloskey
has taken great deal Of interest
in tho welfare OF o'Conneil and
hopes 10 see Jack make a name for
himself in the Pacific Coast league.
Vancouver Nows-Press
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with but one months training.
Rockaway. a trim little chestnut
colt. owned by George A. Founder.
Of Los Angeles. paced mile the
day at Los Angeles a second faster
than any two-year-oid performer
last year. and the best since Eeatacy
went the mile in 2:ioM az Lexing-
ton. Ky. IN 1898.
Judging from recordH-and re-
cords only count I'm distributing the
honors IN the harness horse game
Rockaway IL the best two-year-old
PAGER in the world today. Had he
been urged. he would probably have
done the mile IN better time. AZ the
pfetty colt has wonderful speed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-11

Jack shaefer. thu worlds champ
ion bililardist. who recently played
an exhibition game at Tom VII
llamS place in Seattle. recently went
IN against n surprise at Frisco
when he was beaten In an is-inch
baIk line game by a score OF 400 70
sss. schaefer did not play up 10
form.
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DOPE FROM OTHER DOPE SHEETS

500 looked very wild 20 him and he
packed mis- grip and quietly depart
81 for his home In Pennsylvania ac-
cordinK 90 the statements OF those
who saw him on the eve Of hise de-
partuye II Is probable that the De-
troit club will have 10 stand the ex-
penss. as no receipt was taken from
the player for the money he reeeiY-
I'D Detroit Times.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-11

Jimmy Callahan says it's easier 20
keep In condition IN New York
than IN Chicago. We believe they
do close there an hour earlier
Chicago Tribune.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-08-26

Another candidate for the peniten-
tiary on the ground of having accept
ed the earnings of prostitute was
arrested during last night by Officer
Manning. He is Mark Nelson, and in
formation on the above charge was
filed against him today by District At
torney G, w Phelps
Nelson was arrested last night in
one of the rooms overhead the Baker
& Garrison saloon by the above
named officer. The attention of the
policeman was attracted to the place
by the noise of row going on in the
room occupied by Nelson and the
woman. on entering the room he
found the woman drunk and with her
clothing torn. Nelson was standing
by, and after the officer entered
threw $50 which he had upon the bed
saying to the woman, Take your
money" From the story told by the
woman Officer Manning regarded his
prisoner as having tried to rob her,
and also of being guilty of having
lived with her and accepted her earn
ings, Consequently he was locked up
and the double charge placed against
him on the record of arrests.
This morning the matter was in
vestigated by District Attorney Phelps,
who made personal investigation of
the resort in which the affair occur
red As a result he filed the above
information against Nelson.
According to the district attorney
he found evidence, while inspecting
the Baker & Garrison place, to the
effect that that place and some other
lodging houses in that section OF the
city are being used by prostitutes from
the tenderloin. Accordingly he noti-
fled Baker & Garrison. F. Y. Schempp
and Hoch brothers that should they
allow prostitutes the use of their
rooms hereafter they will be prose-
cuted under the law prohibiting Gin /,
decent and immoral acts"
Marshal Coffman is also working
with the district attorney in the .
above matter, and he has notified the |
inmates of the resorts on Cottonwood 1
street that they must remain within
their quarters or they will be arrest
ed
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-08-26
Inspected Fruit Seized.

Some of the fruit men of the coun.
ty seem to have an idea that when
they are unfortunate enough to have
infected fruit in their possession, II
they can ship it away without Fruit
Inspector Browns knowledge, they
are safe. says the Yakima Republic.
This was done in one case in the
last week but with the result that
through Inspector Browns use of the
telegraph n carload of apples was
seized at Butte and destroyed. Mr..
Brown returned this morning from
Seattle where he spent a day tracing
some infected fruit that had been
shipped from Yakima county
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-08-26
portant that a good exhibit be main
tanned during the entire month.
On Excursions to the East.

Within the past few days the fol-
lowing people have taken advantage
Of the cheap excursion rates on the o.
r. & N. to make eastern trips: Mrs.
C. w, Irwin to st. Joseph, Mo-, and
return by way of Elgin. o. T. and
Stockton, Cal; r. Albee to Chicago
and Return by way of Northern Pa.
cific by way of Milwaukee; Mrs. NJ.
Cummings to Kansas City and return
by way of the Union Pacific; t. B.
Baughman to Omaha and return by
way of the Union Pacific. Others
have signified their intention of GO
ing east this fall while the cheap rates
are in force.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-08-26
DAYLIGHT EXCURSION MONDAY.
o. II. & y. Train Will Leave Milton
for Portland on Monday Aug. %.

The o. r. & n. daylight excursion
train to be run from Milton to Port
land next Monday August 2S. will
leave Milton at o'clock "A. m. and
arrive here at $50 to connect with
No. l.
If No l is late the excursion will
leave here at . o'clock for Portland.
as 1t is to be a daylight excursion
down the Columbia river and will be
run independently of the regular
trains. However, II No is on time
the excursion will be attached to that
train here and run to Portland as n
part of 1t. since the regular schedule
takes that train to Portland during
the day.
The round trip fare from Milton and
all points between here and Milton is
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-08-26
Ran Into n House.

Residents in the neighborhood of
Byers' mill were awakened by a
crashing noise last night, and upon
examination it was found that bug
gy team driven by two men has run
afoul of a house that was standing
in the middle of the street. having
been left there by a gang of house
movers. The house was without
danger lights and was too close to a
telegraph pole to permit driving in
the dusk. The tongue of the buggy
was broken and the horses sustained
several bruises. The men in the car
riage escaped without injury other
than good shaking up.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-08-26

Umatilla county may well be proud
of her agricultural exhibit at the
Lewis and CSlark fair. President JEFF
ferson Myers of the state commission
at the fair, after a thorough examin-
alton of the exhibit says that it is one
Of the very best to be seen in the
agricultural building. This statement
Yves not made in any superficial way,
but after a thoughtful and careful
examination had been made and is a
compliment of which the county
court and the people of Umatilla
county may be justly proud.
Pilot Rock rye eight feet in height
is TO be seen there; Athena corn has
attained a height of IA feet and on
ions which are too big to tell about
are among the special features that
attract attention.
Dan c. Bowman who is in charge
OF the Umatilla county booth has ex-
ercised fine taste in preparing the
exhibit in an attractive and artistic
manner and has added greatly to its
value by his labor and care.
Since fruit and grains have been
ripening in Umatilla county the sup
ply sent in to the exhibit has been
highly satisfactory. The finest peaches.
plums, watermelons, Grapes, and
muskmelons to be seen anywhere at
the fair have been on exhibit in the
Umatilla county booth.
Credit is given for every exhibit
sent in and any one having any kind
OF fruit, grain or vegetables suitable |
for exhibition is urgently requested
TO send them to S. H. Forshaw. in this
city, who will properly label the ex-
hibit and send it on to the fair. In
this way every individual who pro-
duces fine specimen is given proper |
credit for his product.
1t is thought that September will
witness the high tide Of attendance
at the fair and it is especially i'm
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-08-26
HEADQUARTERS MAY
BE REMOVED
Continued from page ~

tance to reach the Malheur project.
None of the members of the local
force are enthusiastic over the pros
pect of the removal, and most of
them are in hopes the same will not
be done. Mr.. Whistler slater this
morning that he would greatly regret
leaving Pendleton should the change
be made, and the men under him are
practically all of the same sentiment.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-08-26
PENDLEToN WILL PROTEST.
Commercial Association VIII Be the
Spokesman for the Citizens.

This afternoon President j. A. Bor-
lie of the Commercial association said
that inasmuch as Pendleton seems to
be the proper place for the headquar-
ters of the reclamation service in
Oregon, since it is in the heart of the
arid district, the matter of the re-
moval of the offices to Portland
would be taken up officially by the
association, in hopes of retaining the
headquarters in this city.
1t is thought that strong protest
from the people Of Pendleton and a
residents of this part of Oregon, will
save the office.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-08-26
Yakima Sheep Sell We'll.

Sheep are bringing good prices
now" said Arthur Coffin today to
the Yakima Republic. Lambs are
worth in the neighborhood of $2.25
and ewes will bring SO and upwards to
$3.50. These prices will result in
heavy sales and shipments this fall.
Many tralnloads will be shipped east,
where the prices are holding up
strong. We think 10000 head of
Yakima sheen will be sent to Chicago
within the next 30 days"