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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02

Miller vent to the iront and was
never headed. winning By three
lengths Ia yer, fast time Woman.
the longeat shot In the race, sai
pEitud exrA one hY setting the
place Gofalctfe dlsplas ed ucaut
speed aus flushed lhird
Urasscuftae had worked five
slehths IN /. ~ I the other mora
ina aud evcrXhodA wns wise tu tho
satt A a result ahe vAs : 90 10
Ia the befting and only a tfrweu-
loas PLAY GA Goldca Ruie keag heg
price frcm aoine toun The mer
VAS Joke Grassgatlef went oul
20 thu tfout ana tha farther size
vent the farther away abe Eut Size
Woa hY aixtavuth of a mile. brcak
lnE ths track raeoui = 81 nfat
tain finished seeahd. haH a lunEih
IN frout 81 rho Mist
Favorits Ffalanes Last
For hema unsAplainable reason
reason ~ sheridan was maize "a
taflte in thv last mee tie finish
"A where De figured tn. absolutely
Iast After Kgdabek bad led Into
the stretch Gaala hooked up With
HIN 10 Vas pretty race dQNn
ne ffraikhtaNsv hut Cabin proved
tas kameHt aal an. sninE Away q
halt a length little Jokcg best
Gateway who seemed tn b. all IN.
hail a length fnF third place
To-Day IL Ladies' Dsf and The
Owners Handicap is tho feature 81
the card Some 81 the best horses
in the track are catered with vefy
light weight ap and Il u expected
he track record for one mile viii
- hanksu The haFnn that per
forms the feat viii resolve 500 "a
= houna besides she purse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02
KAUFMAN MAY
FIGHT burns
TOM McAREY MhKrs os.,
TOR 4 SCRAP ~ La
oELEs, TO TAKE PLACE 11,,
MONTH.

Al Kaufman ana Tommy a.
eil probably meet IA "a
nRhf 1t f.oH Angeles ln 49, =.
part OF AuRa Tom NJ.
manager 0f EHr paclfs 4 =
made the mes 100 Offer. ana i. 49,
have not beer aRhtaR II lsf.
theif mH8I tickets are pfe,,g
used pp They HII pfsbrbis ses.'.
The proposed bout he,ea.e -
my EufHs aad Hugo Ksnv I, -
Angeles ha been declared ~, =
ase0ani ~ fhs objertI8n sf e..
manager io Charley Byisa N =.
Angelic as referee.
The fight between Burn. -,
Kaufman should be- 4 sooa az. !.
both ueH gre clever ana eilt-.
fighters AND right "a In a. ~
hea fEHeight 0hampi8naiip "a.
winner VIII probably be ma,sA.,
with The winner of The Sam Bsfs0'
Jack o.Bfieu fight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02

zone u the most remarkable
double plays ever saw" said
pitcher claude Elliott developed
from bass HIT The game WAS q
tle as CO.. end ~ the 10th inning
ataa g. she iith our aide had men
uu aeeaud and shifd eiib only ore
out uhrn pop ay Vas knocked
bask ~ fhlfd base one of th~ kind
that neither the thiff haseman.
shaftstap nor ieft fielder can reach
The man al third hsaifai~d fsafing
the bell might Do caught but the
ruHnrf az SECOND Hha could not see
tha bsH nas base hif. kepf fuuHiE
and vas aHiY tpo fref behind thg
other runner ehen be sa~ tha bai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02
ROBBED B00kiES
At BRIGHTON

NV YORK. Aug At the
Brighton Heach race track the other
dar Joseph cHtchiaY. 81 kearusT.
~ j. naH arrested Oh the charge II
attempting 80 rob 3 beuhuekef. In
court II developed that k~erney had
bet o. race Just before ihs at
tempted robbery and hia horse had
wun bui ~ Judges disqualified the
animal Then he placed another bet
ara ron asata. The boakmakef
va. about 50 Pay whsn critchiey
matched the toll aud ran There
Raa tts0o in tie bundle cfitch.
lsfss aefsnse II that ho Was iabafinE
under the impression that u waN bis
money he took and he was IN a
hurry 10 catch a train.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02

Nolan VIII get none The worst q
them. ODIfta CANE only che pub
NE gets fha worst Of such deals
IL eIH no doubt demand q bonus
faf Nelson aaA good portion 81
the purse win ~ lose Cans VIII
no doubt Be willing ta accept al
most any terms within reason lie
has been slamaflug faF a Eight with
ths Dane faf some time. nHd "a mat
tef ~ this Kind will not keep him
out % the ring tWhy. the itsa1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02

hit the ground and roll toward the
left fielder That fielder was a
wonderful thranrr tie had r. great
big arm. fat with MUSCLE Hr grab
bed up the hal aud hurled o. toward
the plate. almost without looking
The runners Nefe coming down the
I'm. aide by side The catcher was
standing On the plate. bic afms out
stretched 90 catch the bell, which
aHH coming like rifle shot from
the field suddenly eon hrr yelled
slide ans both threw themselves
into the gath and nild toward the
plate just as the bell landed IA
The cafrher's hands. an1 he touched
both mon out d uaa one u The
most fsnaf snbls plays ! ever sac
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02

Northern Pacific has made round
trip rate Of Sos 20 ta Milwaukee
aud return DATES or SALE Ar0
TTH. STIR AND 9TH Also hos
rates u - PaHl Chicago. 81 Louis.
Kansas Cil. etc. on same dates
An excellent Opportunity - 80 easf
on business OF pleasure Make lour
reservations early Fer partieai
call CITY Ticket offics. Cor lst Ate
ant Yeaiar Wag 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02

Harry naksf. the antsiruf fraths
Hrw~iEht tasnplan ~ the tuiisi
States. he's turned pfpfsssiauai ADD
almost a. @nrs has Jumped % ths
Top - fhr professional ranhs tie
has been matched wtth FFshkis
Sell fof = - round bout 70 be held
en- sssm Angeles. August Z
baker has fuaEht ouir ens Ffe-
feastsnal fighs an3 that wAs against
shafiss Daitnn. Fighter much
hsavtsf thar hiHsalt tfo rui Dalton
20 fibbans in - fguuds bat iiks al
el~varwfusn seemed - iaeh ihr sal
Top 20 Pot him eat BAKER has
assn described aa = second edition
- Abs Aftsii sna has = promising
future "a ihs ring
Y.lss,' To- ps,.r,. 45s assvsl Tie.
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02
AFTER AUTO RECORD.

FAS FRANCISCO. Aug. ..--L L
whitman and q. y carlss I'll
leave FROM hefs Tor New Yofk Il 9
cylinder ruHabout n an sntsas-
OF 10 lower the trausconsinsnssl
automobile record. They sfpsts l.
make the trip Ia rs eaYa vhich
would cut the present record \
half The men are she holders n
the present record - aays zAla
was made with a two.ryllnAss cr
IA faaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02
DUSTY MILLER
TRAVELS SOME
oRAsseurrUR RUNS AWAY
FROM FlELo AND DOES FNt
FuRLoNas N A HURRY.

The raclug yesterday al The
Meadow sus ksh tlsan snd he
B.Ana@ saft thst California; Egia
Nfhca tsa seaaos IS az 81 hri&ht
nu.N Miller proved that biz Vie
tar, che other daY VAS no fiHho bA
fannlne mile la 1s3a IA, eaalHt
IN while GraascattcF ran away and
htd fHam SOME at the best rHfiuteta
Ca tho traek aud incidentally
smashed the track rec0rd into lfak
msuts nunnins tive ruflonss 10
81 "A. which Is only quarter
Of second brhlud the WORLDS
Tecord
Ton, Faust repeated his victory
ot the other daY over Native son
aad show ed himself 20 be the best
tN.oYesrsald now ct the TRACK.
Three favuritss aud three aeCoad
choices divided the card between
them aud nearly an the books lest
money 90 the day.
Coed otd Mike.
seven candidates for the bone
yard faced the starter Ia the nrsi
race. and @ can be- seen how bed
they we're when an old dos likt OLD
Mike was made the ta,orllv How
ever be made sos1d like a - aoneN
beating Van Hope iu "a drtss
through the stretch futliiohu.
who Was q stake horse around s.
Louis mauY sears aEo. ran third
Duelst. aUeand choice In the be-.
ting AZ , 60 9. beat Hefsain a head
IA hand drive Little Muthnl
ct rs 10 / rau a uice race and fia
ishcd thieI ueu Reed CukIi ana
Maxtgess made the pace 60 the
stretch bend where they an quit
Faust Roups Home.
TonY Faust PROVED himself about
an hear aud fifteen minutes TIE
beat horse in the race After Eet
ting eft last be- tFaticd his 0cla
ta the stretch where Lawrence let
him dlNn aud he romped home
Native san showed apeed aad lrd
iafo the stretch bias stopped -
warts the end aadss The Neisat
lie beat Lucy & a length fot thr
place Yankee Jim showed apeasl
bat stupped
Gorsaletta a. To vas made
favorite IN the fourth race and re
ceived "a heavs PLAY. although tHH
general nuhlie went - DUSTY Mi
los At IN I and backed him down
% % s Aftor funuxaita had
mate tbr pace for hA.f milr Due
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02

Ha.aWHafH NNH tAsa $50 vas fNFsM
IfaazH NslEals5ssf - sfffiFs kfssa
- - sHss 8stey asaass - see# Nsetth
HslfaaasF nHss 4 fssrsfssaa Fvanats
It's ! ffsfs aaaW Htksss 81 fn 49, so
SO tHEFa tanfass 80 MsssA 81 ~ ss 49,
ta fAtfsa saefass mAs3s - esifs OF
HsfA ~ HFsHaaH HH ~ FiaEHea
- HHffa azfasA W#t ~ NtsAaft Z
- faFnham Fsssst - 40 ulaa2s1asAsiF
MA FfffA HsHE fsH as Haass Assafis
NaasaseH 90 Ttass ~ ssfaN raa haafa
aaa - at5asfss Eassas Nahsffsf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02
MISS SUTTON wins.

NEWCASTLE. Eng. Aug =
Mis- MAY Sutton. the Americas he
MS champion. played here Ia o.
Northumberland county tennis tor
namsnf. and in the ladies' singia
beat Miss Atchis0n 60. So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02

Booitmaker Blly AyreH made a
killing when drasacutter won He
did not take cent on her Ia his
book snd bet about t2.b00 on the
n1v tn win. lie ~ now wearing
; the smile that won't come OFF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02

CHICAGO. Aug Elm tho match
for the tennis championship Of the
west. between Kroigh Collins. of
Chicago, holder. and Nat Emerson
81 Cincinnati. challenger the for.
mer won by n score Of GO, 81, 86,
90. Both men played brilliant ton.
MIS-. but Collins oxcolled in serving
and At the net This f. the third
time that Collins has won the west.
crn championship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02
PASSING COM MENTs

Mafty Matthews certainly ess.,
90 be getting into an kinds of l,e,
bite Il Mas bot iong ago ths, a.
former Weliefs eight star vas u
ported aa being insane a. ~ =
suii ~ a high diving stunt VIII,
he DID daily ia 4 New York 80
show ie must have esoapea itom
hls keepers. al The latest h.s /,
that he Is Ia danger o. loslns 4.
right hand. ihe result II sgatdssg
too uear an indlau 10 4 wild wssi
show IN which be was taking psr
The powder from the blank car.
ridge burnt his arm and blood 81.
son has eel iu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02

The race ynn BY JaaEs yesterday
80 iu startling contrast % he ore
he ran on saturday on that dr.
We had 81 kinds u Sped. went cat
In front ana lssl for a fulla. ~hich BE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02
TURF GOSSIP

Ksosh carried or - fisiax hou.
aas b. rtalnK sac atunerH ani ore
aacoud. TaaFuner. Graham. Tuls
iatf IA Davis wsfs tie other win.
ing IQt Keys
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02

We says further. that Cans sna
Nelson wtll ftKl4t whsueNsf De
wbnts them and both nil be on the
rfauna phsusfsf he requests thew.
fSIes faf 1aey ana tiattf. isus M
This 10 grauFfa view u The mat
f~f Perhaps the fight trust. - =
Mhals ain look upan u IN q differ
.rt fiNhf Caffrufh anf willis
Britt though thsY sre not OF sood
TERMS wiIh DfAnar and Levy. may
offer uauie ohisetieua They maf
feel that they are entitled 70 some
eanaidrfatiaa IN the matter. bslnF
members Of TIA fight trust tNho
ever heard - trust entitled %
nnsiasHafiau -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02

Nearly every haas Ia ths ring lost
1a ths fourth race With The ssrep-
ftan % tha one run BY "a Houts. hs
hid Dusty Miller ana took al TIE
sorgaistss measy be eeuia ~iih a
rssuit that re made = cleanup On
~ rae.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02
LOOKS
FOR A FIGHT

sax FRANCISCO Aus Upon
gaua affival here rru aspect may
be pul o. she uEhf situation. iuat
a. present nothing deHHiia u
knuzn gfansI aats that Cans and
Nelson uif hs the nsxf card Tn.
match Ntii BE- made Ht izd pounds.
finEside. snA the fsht nili be abHe-
lutsiy ga he sauafe tramfoffinE
arauraufea 0fansY sad be would
b. aiiliuE 20 stake even his black
smith shop shat Cans noula Do the
rlsbi iblnE - ths psiblis Certain
ty-Gans ~auld a. anything
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02

tn. term. n this fight mar be
another stumbling bloek Nelson
has sisnifisd his wiiiiu s1erH 70 inset
Oars. provided The terms are rinhi
Iust what these terms uiil be IL not
yst knawu. bat n - safe 70 cay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02
HANK o'uAV our.

SEw YORK. AUG s-rrssiasni
puIilafn. 81 the National League.
has announces officially the aus-
psnaion 81 Umpire Hank ObaY for
Notation OF contract p.f.sy re-
Gently umpired the game between
New York and PitiabufR n hen Nc
ginnitv and Peiiz had their alter
cation.
Klein. the nhoefnakeF. 81 James
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02

ran IN / 50. Yesterday he could not
raias "a galiap ana MAS beaten 20
lengths ia aptst II this does not
look uke fafm reversal tbcfu is
nothing IN dope
naa Rass. the Sacramento horse.
mar. thouEht ~ sheridan would
ein the last faes and played him
accordingly
Toe Cahufa thfrv-siar special eas
pusfa Aluler ana he advised an his
Friends 80 gef q bet down.
There vas a tremendous plunge
an aeIdsn Rais. his prize shortening
fram = 10 Co 10 AIS owner
bet ever itee on BIN. but never even
sot a rua fer the uanuss as 1gass'
cutter simply ramrei
jim and Dan caaey. two eastern
reaauaref taru psts At tha useh
during ths Afternoon.
ON account % a broken flnkrr
aus f.aaHurHF Hansen - ere 81
u ashes. VAS NOT able "a rlaY haN
.at ssrss Que Cd the TRACK lie beat
aIt kftha On the ftfal fesa and ihen
h.t me a1fka an He'll Reed he
stat.8 lat aisht that the faaas
arrs vrfy dusty between ths uaeA
and towa
r n nrattan. the grey sheet
surpfiaea tie regulars ~ staadinE
gfIfe from fbt paddock hemn aft
beating The Mtst haif isusih
fer the place e. shs rim race tifat-
tain l. = uofnrlsas auittsf. but 10
seriainiY ahapo no sYmptens %
stopping yesterday
ons % he saa Sights - ~ -.
tasuaan uas riuaEnf La fntsHteai
ia frant u ths Erandstand tsafiaE
up his Hrssiz an aerEslstr sd
rhisiHuk. Amt a NAnur What
ulffsfsne. gaat few tuufs
Maka
uoiAsn Rufe was tsa - re resi
in ths faurih faes Hs ran SOD
race anA aill probably a. usst iiuts
out. II ~ Il STAGED risai. bat n
eant bsst no firaasgutisfs
n wa. Hu'-is aay at ths traek aea
tus nee books w~nt o.. the IiHi-
nuru club ard ths Atsska ciuh
Harry Easnn get his YESTERDAY
IIs bet a thousaas dollars Oh fioissu
mule. enfH 10 H~s nfassusItiaf @alR
- Eaton baN says hat IL -
more GoHdsH HuIs for hls ffani
nov on Il Wu - q rass % ~
others b~fnTs theY 81 yea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02

4 SeV Yofk pfixsflghisf. 1ks-
Manfell vas arrested last xest e,
trying 90 run OF with The essb
box of Bookmakef Billy shznhoa 4
Brighton Beach Manfsll aenllss
that be knees BE- had no cAznee .
gel away but be just had 10 sfy-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02

OAKLAND aVus rHE 81
WASHES rau PRizE 'oRus.
niNa OF rita SEASON. BeoR.
ma ONLY 10 RUNS.

Al y
fhurs was fac old fesbianod
bali game out al Recreation Park
yesterday afternoon. ole Or thpaa
eamea with plenty ~ aluERing The
bali aud inta If baHe.rupnlHs, Wlih
the score running into two ngpfeH.
but samnhos the slim crowd At The
pnrk did not seem satisfied AZ all
aud made sarcastic remafha Mud
finally loft before the ganle Eaa
half over 5s.i
The reason vas that ookiahd ~
cured Is runs yesterday while the
loWh aiwuahoa. fresh frum thoit
dmbhlnK. handed them By the Web
feet. onlY gathered three tallios
Viehera. 1ofiriea only rival was un
ths alah Tor the home team AMI
was hlt safely eleven limoa in three
inninsu Then Paddy Meleh. the
pride 81 Monroe. went Ia aud TO
show there was No ~ feeling. the
Oakland bunch proceeded 20 got
II hits aff him also
In Dad shape.
On account 81 injuries 70 the
team the stWHahea are Ia bad
shane the Fact that HAIL aud KANE
are out ~ the game ueCrsFitafinE
the plaFiuK OF Gfuil AT second AMI
lshstl 81 short These two sctam
BLEED the Gags In Efeat shape and
made enough errors 10 lpae hiatt
dosun gamsa Harper recruit
from stanw ood NaY. Nas tried Dut
tn lafl field tie made a couple 1T
uiea ruunius catches bat after that
hts sysalaht got poor and he started
miaIudafaH 10 balls. With the 50
suit that Oscar Graham was cred
ted With three hita uhich shanld
have been sasY put outs but fnf
the fact that Harper muffrd
vlcksrs LED Away
Viakera pitched fair ball Tor Two
I lnninEa. but In the thlfd the Com
mutsFa fcll on hts delivery and
raped uut eight hiia ln a -"
bringing seven fuua uFsf tho pan
They gently ied the Knbe aNnt
then and pai Ia PADDY Welra. bat
I hr waa equally Ineffective IN QuuN
ting the disturbance and Ia the beat
Iinrlug tao oaks wailnuad out foiir
E hita IN a fuw ana at isu more
nlna Ia thr astcnfh inninE the
I Oasianda ONLY E0t two htts. bat
nevertheless. IS FED seven more
runs because ot srrufa If the Cahs
Oscaf Graham pitched nice
game for OAKLAND and u he had
made VA sffaFt could ptahAhg have
shrt the siaaahes uut ilriuls ilaii
mailer fogneSiy oE tho Seattle
team. waNsssd the ball for tHu
alnEies and a f1uhis
The tuo teams III hoak ~ again
thls hftefnunu sith oarAk jones
pitching Zoe Seattle and tHs&ns.
Formerly 81 los AnEeiea. e. ~ 2
sfffas line for oaaiand The 4r5fs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02

one % he as -izhts - ~ -.
tasuaan uas riuaEnf t-sa Diamond
ia nant u TIE Eranastana tsaftaE
an his firss3z an alsraalsfs 80
uhislMnx. "Alnt q fNnuY What a
ulffsfsne. 1aas feW Hours
Naka
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02

sFiRhtlna Dick" liyland las lees
matched with Aurelio Hsrftfs fnr
boat - take place a. Dsnssf in ~
near future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02

Johnny Kane. Of the Seattle ~
team. slil probably be IN BE ls4fss
company next year cinesnaa.
wants him nov. and waits n
badly bat Russ Hall has 30 far r.
fused 20 sell him as he ioss ~
want To make any holes IN his h
field lie has limited. howeveF. tha
he might consider = propositim ~
nest year Charley Hall has en-
IDENTIFY been singing IohnzFt
praises back in Cincinnati
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02

Harry EasRn get h's YESTERDAY
Ws bet a Thousand aolisfa Oh fiois@u
nals. enir 10 Sc 0fassws1tisf ~ais
~ Eatsa uaw saYa that - -
More goHasH RuIs faf his Fraui
nov on "a puI - q rass % ID
others b-fnrs they 81 Ypa~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02

uoiAsn Ruis VS. 81 - ths ras'
in ths faarih faes us ran = GOD
race anA aili probably 40 usst tiasF
cut. II ~ u STAGED risht. bat h
eant hsst 10 gtraas cutters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02

7, We #u'-ia aav At ihs 'raHA aea
tus nee books wsnt On. the Iiiils
cum club ara che Ataska ciuh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02
. "nEFUeEE- PICKS
) FOUR WINNERS.

= Refugee" The stars rae.
. Ing expert, had good day
q yesterday. ard all hts follow
. ers came home with the coin.
. OF tho lsst five races. he picI4
. the winners Of four Of them
. and Rudabek. his choice In the
. last race. ran second. Ne had
. - horses In the money. out %
. the 10 named In the handicap. I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02

Honest John" MeCloaiey. o.
~ Louis manager. recently ms6s
BROOKLYN an offer Of fiseos A.
Harry I.umley and Jimmy jofasA
hut hts offer was not accepted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02

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OF the real valua.
Curtain Samples 10 lengths, choice and
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the summer cottage values up to $500 a
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10 CURTAIN RODS t2He
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02

Iivs as az fit - 1891
tahin place i rha~F - rHfafh
winner % = Thomas O. - +.
Start god Won al df!rila
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-02

d.aai,r ps,. = nrsttap p .hog "a
4taft go for I'll ia ~us a-ks
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-15

Young couple viii be at home" at
Brigham city after oct ].
Mrs Dr. Harding entertained De.
llghtfully at little birthday marty
Monday afternoon Ion honor OF her little
daughter Poriia
The little people Were enteftalINd m
~ q pretty manner and dainty refresh.
nents were served Those preyept
were the little Misses Elya blackburn
Phyllis Madsen. MWgery Horsley Flor
ence Kelly Helen Nielsen. Romoua
Pierce. Poriia Harding and Master h.
land Davis
Mrs. Martin Reedcr was the roolpi.
ent OF pretty china shower. given bv
her old associates The "Huuo Girls"
and their friends, las, Monday even.
INK az the home of Mr. and Mrs. OI.
Peterson. Dainty ices and light re-
ireshments were served Those present
we're the Misses Reua Raird Rnla
Hansen Helena Carter Louise Ingram.
Creslcna Madsen. Mars Hoist sara
Matthias Rosa Garter. clair Christen-
son. Rose Gidnev FlVra Peterson.
Sara Ward Emma Nielsen. Mildred
Jensen. FreGa Nielsen Laura Matthias.
Genevieve Rlackbuu Maine Camp
bell Agnes Olsen. AGa Johnson. Aurina
Watkins Nern Forsefen. stella grover.
Eva Brown - Won Jones Blanche
Eardman. Lillian Jeppsen. Mile and
Tennio Reeder and Lois Petsrs.
The Third ward y. l.. ~ l. 4. gave
very fine program "a the ward hall
Tuesday evening. The rooms were
beautiful with many cat flowers and
soft draperies. The affair was an
opening Of the seasons work.
Miss Nellie Grace OF Eiko New is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs Willard
Nichols for a short visit.
MT and Mrs H. Wallace Boden re-
turned to Salt Lake after a short visit
with friends and relatives,
Or. and Mrs. r. A. Pearse are az
Paradise Creek on a fishing trip.
MI VIII Woodland of oneida. Ida.
vas visiting his mother Mrs. Laura
Woodland, this week
Miss Lou Horsley was a Salt Lake
visitor this wees
Miss Florence Christensen expects
10 leave this week for salt Lake where
she expects to remain through the win
ter.
Miss Annie Larsen returned from
salt Lake after a months stay
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"Wee sma hours" without fatigue.
should wrap herself iu one " these
shapcless pieces Of material But per-
haps when the new wears on We shall
look upon them with greater lcnienc;
for certainly our grandmotheTs thought
them exceedingly smart
II must be added IN the name Of
justice that when these old-new wraps
ere Of tho gown material they are less
conspicUously ugly, as was one of pink
chambray. made With a pcplum aud
shirrcd ~ The back. blousine 40 the
front and turned back in reyers faced
with white an over embroidery of an
exquisite pattern. some Of these are
mincd but usually ,hcy show some
lrctty figured material or dainty
contrasting one.
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LEHI.

Lchi. Utah Co.. sept l5.--Tuesday
evening most successful suunower
dance was given in the city pavilion
hy the Lehi Silver band which was
largely attended ard much enjoyed
Gov and Mrs. John e. Crtler we're
visiting Lehi friends THURSDAY
Mrs. $. l.. Wells Is visiting SAN Lake
relatives
Hon. and Mrs George Austin spent
Thursday With Lehi relatives
Mrs Pearl Watson Is visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs ". $. Evans
Mrs John Y Smith returned sun
day evening from visit to Portland.