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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-03-29
AUDUBON GUN CLUB.
Enjoyed Supper Together Monday
Night and Shoot on Tuesday.

The members of the Audubon Gun
Club got together Monday evening at
the Talbot restaurant and enjoyed a
little banquet together in honor Of
their visitors, Messrs, f. @. Whitney
of Des Moines, Chas. Spencer OF st
Louis, and Chris Gotlieb of Kansas
City who were here representing the
Winchester Repeating Arms Com
pany. They report the enjoyment of
fine supper and good social time.
On Tuesday the number was ocreased
by the arrival OF number of men,
bers of the clubs at Extra, Ross and
Brayton making twenty six in at
tendance.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-03-29

The Art Committee of the Iowa
Federation of Women's Clubs, work.
ing through the Columbian Club OF
this city, will make display OF one
hundred fine pictures which they will
hang in the Public Library for one
week beginning April 5. During the
time these pictures are on exhibition
the library win be open from 10
O'Clock in the morning until 8 in the
evening. All are invited TO call,
especially the children. These pic
lures are the reproductions of some
of the great masterpieces. Some one
will be in charge to explain the pic.
lures and it win afford u rare oppor.
tunity To see and learn.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-03-29
Plenty OF money for farm loans.
BoYsEN a. BEASoN.
Minister Killed.

Rev. j b. Lent, pastor OF the Nor.
mon church at Carson was struck by
lightning Sunday while preaching his
morning sermon. He was standing
under an electric chandelier and an
examination showed thai the electric
fluid had followed down through the
wires. The church was filled by cleo
tricity and many were burned about
the hands and face The minister
lived about half an hour but did not
regain consciousness.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-03-29

The Audubon Camp of Modern
Woodmen received a valuable addi-
ton to their number Tuesday night by
the initiation of Sam Gardner. OF
course they didn't have any horse
play." But Mr.. Gardner was game.
took it all in good nature and made a
rafting good speech for the good of
the order at the close of the
exercises.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-03-29

Chas. Kibler was pleasant caller
at this Office Tuesday. Mr.. KILLER is
one of the pioneer settlers of this
county, having come here the year
before the town of Audubon was start
ed. He has been confined TO his home
much of the time the past winter with
sickness, but is much better and able
to be about again.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-03-29

The lecture by William Hawley
Smith on Wednesday evening was
patronized and appreciated by good
audience. Mr.. Smith began by say
ing that ever since he had the grippe
his legs have not been in good con-
dition, SO he begged leave to sit on
the piano stool during most of the
time he was speaking. He spoke of his
lonely life which consists of riding on
the cars, eating, sleeping, and speak
ing, having the same routine day
after day and month after month.
But he always had with him some OF
his best friends and boon companions
in the way of books, a pleasure OF
which no time nor place nor circum-
stance conld deprive him. Most of the
evening was spent in reciting the
poems of James Whitcomb Riley and
a miscellaneous collection which he
has gathered from the newspapers. His
impersonation of the elocutionist and
the choir were probably the most
amusing and best rendered parts OF
the program. Mr.. Smith is always en-
tertaining and he leaves a pleasant
recollection if nothing more.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-03-29

March has been keeping up its repu-
tation pretty well as q breeder of I'M
pleasant weather. Last year il was
on its good behavior and was excep-
tionally pleasant. This year IL has
been cold and stormy for three weeks
and dark, rainy and foggy the last
week. And mudl Not as deep as IL
gets sometimes but as thick as mortar
and sticky as tar.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-03-29

Fools will be the subject of
short practical talk next Sunday even
ing at the Presbyterian church. Good
lively singing led by the large chorus
choir. Come. Public worship in
morning at eleven o'clock. Sunday
school at ten.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-03-29

The social event Of the week was
the reception given by Mrs. Frank s.
Watts at her studio in the Watts
block, Wednesday afternoon. Invi-
tations had been sent out to about a
hundred of her friends, most of whom
showed their appreciation by their
presence. The rooms were nicely
decorated by use of potted plants.
The exhibit of painting both water
color and china was attractive and
beautiful, showing not only the work
of Mrs. Watts, but much that was
done by some of her pupils. Mrs.
Watts was assisted in the studio by
Mrs. John Weighton. Mrs. John
Ward and Mrs. Chas. S. MeLeran
presided at the table and poured the
tea, the refreshments being served to
the guests by number Of young
ladies. Mrs. Watts has large class
and the work shows that she is a
teacher of exceptional merit and
ability,
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-03-29

Rev A. r. Grants subject for Sun
day morning will be Life Of Faith
For Sunday evening Patriotic Old
Maids
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-03-29
Original Notice.

In the District Court OF Audubon County.
Iowa. May Term, A. d. 1906
MARTHA Hazard, Marion n. Hazard,
and Joseph T. Hazard, Plaintiffs,
VI
David Bell, and - Bell, his wife
gwen name unknown; and the un-
known heirs, next OF kin, asSgnees
and grantees OF the above named
parties and the unknown claimants
OF the East One Half OF the south
west Quarter, Sec. b. Twp. 70, Range
a. west 9Th p NJ, Audubon County,
Iowa and the Chicago, Rock Island
& Pacific Railway Company. De-
To the aforesaid defendants:
You and each OF you, are hereby notified
that there 10 now on ale In the office OF the
Clerk OF the District Court OF Audubon County,
Iowa the petition OF Martha Hazard, Marion
N. Hazard aud Joseph T. Hazard, claiming
that they are the absolute and unqualified
owners in fee simple OF the East Half, South.
west Quarter, Sec. u, Twp 7g. Range 81, west
5th p M Audubon County, Iowa.
That plaintiff is credibly Informed and be-
lieyes that defendants herein make some
claim adverse 20 the estate OF plaintiffs In
said property; that David Bell and - Bell.
his wife, claim title thru Warranty Deed from
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Railway Co.,
and that said unknown heirs, grantees and
assignees, and SAID unknown elaimants, claim
hallway Co and said David Bell and wife.
Plaintiffs further pray that their title and
estate be established against the adverse
olAiIns OF these defendants, and that they and
All persons claiming by, thru or under them be
barred and forever estopped from having or
claiming any right or title adverse 20 that OF
plaintiff; that said title be quieted in plain.
tin and that unless you app ear thereto and
defend before noon Of the second day OF the
May Term OF said Court which will commence
on the sth day OF May, 1906, at the Court House
m Audubon' Iowa, default will be entered
against you and decree and judgment rendered
thereon COSSON ROSS,
Attorneys for plaintiff
The foregoing Original Notice having been
is hereby approved at Audubon. Iowa, on this
27th day OF March, 1905. 1t 10 ordered that the
aforesaid Original Notice be published Tor six
consecutive weeks In The Audubon Republican
w. r. GREEN,
i3wG Judge 18th Judicial District OF Iowa.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-03-29

Found--A pair OF spectacles. Please
call at Tharnish's Jewelry store.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-03-29
Incubator for sale. Webster.

Communion service ut Old Hamlin
Presbyterian church next Sunday
afternoon at three o'clock.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-03-29

In the District Court OF Audubon County
Iowa, May Term, A. ID. 1906.
MARTHA Hazard, Marion N. Hazard,
and Joseph T. Hazard, Plaintiffs,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26
DOG SHOW TO
/. CLOSE TONIGHT

The presentation OF medals and
trophies at the dog show this even.
ing will close the iith annual
bench exhibit 81 the Seattle Kennel
club Al Madison PARK pavilion
yesterday q large crowd ~ VISITORS
inspected the May sinners. and
The dogs spent tha day IA tha lime
light 81 approval
President Sharple~. Of the club.
will present the trophies AZ ,
O'Clock thta sfenink. Whsn tbe foa.
tivitiea ufll cease Tho shux has
been - iung duration and The dogs
Will BE- tired Of e before theY act
away II has been tho most sue
eesAful In practically every respect
that VAS ever held here
judge Coles. Who presided and
made the awards. has nothing but
praise for the animals he has
passed upon ManT ~ them. he
says. cofapare faYorably wlfh the
beat ia the United States
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26
MGONERN
MARRIED
MSEcRE7

NEW YORK. May rs 4,
time that HuEheY MeQoveru. o.
younger brother 81 Terry. a.
fought "a the squared CIRCLE dur d.
the past year dhpppr little hiei'
chap sat near the tlBEside and III
"a 10 him IN r. high pitched vuiasl N
50 ta n. HuaheYff Put II hl
over him. lluKhsy' and All. thte
FoinR some, boy II McGnvf Ill
landed we'll II came out IA coaa
Island police court today that ~
little blonde rootar vas FffL Ail
that the fighter had married d
secretly a year ago.
The fighter kept bis romAhe4 Z
carefully guarded secret from NJ
sporting friends. aud tho fratefiai
we're surprised al tho news /
would have been a secret slim
HugheY hadn't felt forced 20 81
the story IN police court
A few days ago McG0vern had
disagreement with william secur
proprietor ~ the Rough Riders
roller coaster az Cnuay Island All
secur got black eye. The "a,
McGoverHs appeared IN police eour
on a summons Peace was soon fiN
ca up. HuRhey made his confession
Of matrimony and pointed out hi
pretty little blonde wife I'm the audi
ence The two had quarreled aom'
weeks ago. but the court room
meeting made them forget the vex
atoms Of the past and OFF they trot
ted together
Mrs. HuEhey was an artists mod.
81 before her marriage. and sat fol
some OF Howard Chandler Christyi
best-iiksd works. she gave up thi
name OF Doilio Gray 20 marrj
HughsY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26
BISHOP BLAMES
NOLAN
sAVs Ha WAS aEsPoHslsLG
Foa a FAILURE % TIE NIL.
soN.HuaRgRA co LAST
NIGHT.
nv slopY BISHOP.

That Aureiio Herrera ana Hal
Ting Nelson did not fight az foh
Angeles laaf night Nas far from De
inH surptiae "a the Anything thhi
Nelson's mnnaFer hiss finEer IA ~
aa much Of an uncertainty a.
stocks. and while I mad NO Thought
that the men would not come 20
eethsf. Il Iitl not surprise me Ia Tire
ianst. because understood clear
Is that Nolan wHH ail nc0nhlaienl
chronic Eiehsr OF the most pro
uaunced type ind Ans convinced
from what I have aeeu ~ him Hnd
from what experiences ! have had
With him personally that he would
not stop At ANYTHING
or course. am IN no position 70
erilcise the affair II los Angeles
only from 4 distance. and while
know nothing Of tha facts further
than what ! have read. the whole
transaction f. ~ plain "a me- AZ tho
nose on your face. for | have had
similar experiences myself. snf
from the reports can pretty well
Ina zine how matters shaped them
selves And then. too. being very
familiar with the principals and
their handlers u is Easy 20 under
stand their troubles and ~ whose
door 10 iay the blame
wsiaht Causes Wran9llng.
In the 0fst place n was the
weight to all appearances. which
caused the wfanKiinK which ended
IN the fight being declared OF. The
articioa called for the men % scale
III pounds al o'clock. know
positively that the MEXICAN eau Do
IFS pounds. - there II no doubt N
ny mlnd that he Nas not al the lsl
pounds prescribed With Nelsus u
vas q different story because he
vas getting large aud taking on
weight rapidly Ra1 all o. hla bat
Ties Ia the past have been fought
Al i83 and $50 pounds. 80 u appears
20 me that n any one WAS gFei
weight Il must have been the Dane
This being the case there IL no one
at fault hut Aolsoas manager. be
cause Il waA hs and not Nelson uht
engineered the scheme
Scales Tempered With.
The accounts sent oct state tbs
the scales had been tampered viii
and thar they had been Tired Il
weigh pounds heavy kn0N thal
Herrera IL not one % those chap
Who IL always schsminE 10 ehesi
noms one Ny long association
wtth the fellow has convinced ns
hs 10 ga the level aud ts conNeirt
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nrart.fa AZ rnnnNfo

rItsf fafa. fl4a and zoe hsf furianEs.
tlusan ttfY rua itfnspfru. laa, nfat
81 linfahrf tif saaafid Scarlet H. thifa
Iima vi th
aaaalad rafs. nina -sisteeutha hiiis i.afHs
ftifaa The Ahtatf tii first Hetna swift
tls second 1sffN sharp iaa. laird fiHfsr
mud race aHa uIiis Alief uHfaa Hufai
WtaHaa iia fret Peter HtafiiHH i1l -
sod aatauhrf ~ thIfd fiMa q aa
fnaffh race HhH Hn8 nnH 81 sfHsufh hIiln
4Fafnlsi cup uff fiunfaf me- fifsi
tieaH tas second lafiHfum. t9a, thifd
IfWH. a.
fIffh faUH one asa uHe quarter mills
ffaaIaf handiHaH flat NughHfafI 10 ffHt
tfisa Eiuniu1 Is sarHndi HHHs NefitA
ffs fHlfd TINE ~
aisfh race. fhfaH 4aarfHfa mite. tltHHfEhi
safiIne htHa tHd fret ttanHn. 40 SO
aHd AmhHr tiH laird Three. u -
seventh fafe. thfes quarters Hltir. seliine
AHua aniiih % first AisHHa| - sHlHna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26
FIGHT FAILED
To COME OFF
NELSON AND THE MEXICAN
90
souAnaLH own SCALES uN.
TIL TIA CROWD 10 sENr
HOME.

LOS ANGELES. May "a Aflor
two hnufn palavef aud fow At the
fingalde. the flghi achedulad he.
tween battling Nelson and Aufnliu
Herrera did not come OF laAl niaht,
the fighters assigning as a rsnAop a
dispute over the Weighing Ia q
Quite a crowd OF sports we're nrrs
ent. although not 81 many as we're
expected. aud these we're given
their money back The audience
VIA Inclined lp blame llorfem for
the trouble. because he refused 20
weigh IN aftor the specified time.
stating that ho had eaton supper
Mauru Herrera. brother. aud Ed.
die ilanlan. engaged IA hfief i'm
prompin battle in the dressing
room
Faulty sesles.
The trouble arnae over faulty
scale. ga Which the men tried 20
weigh ia at o'clock In the after
noon. Herrera claimed Nelson was
overweight and fixed the scale AZ
ter a dispute Herrera left aud ate
supper AZ the fiuaaide he refused
10 welsh IA. saying that ha was
ready Ia do 90 At the required time,
aud would claim the weight forfeit
Offered Fivs Pounds.
Nelson weighed on the scale that
he admitted were wrong. but
claimed the weight forfeit because
Herrera wouldnt weigh In. Wben
the men reached the iinK Nelson
through nllly Nolan. refused 70
fight unless Herrera weighed IN.
bat offered 10 AllnN the Mexican
five pounds over the agreed III
Herrera Htili refused
Later on Nelson offered "a allow
Herrera Us pounds. aad finally lao
pounds. but the Mexican would not
weigh. Constant trips Ia the dresk.
ina fusouis aud the impromptu usht
betwean Nauro and hanlon did no
good. aud 81 ~ o'clock the crow
was told that tho fighi was of and
the mouey vas refunded ai the
gate. A. the last moment Herrera
agreed 10 fEht. but Il was too iaiS
to keep the people
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26

SPOKANE. May 26-E " Ellis.
the cracksh0t Of western Washing
too. was yesterday elected president
Of tho Washington State Sports.
meeting here The Seattle man has
ranked high In tho annual tournB-
ment. but failed 20 secure first
honora II T. Kerahaw, OF Whlla
Walla. won the Spokesman. Review
medal yesterday a. " MoElroY.
Of Spokane. leads for the weeks
shooting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26

This afternoon a the university
the annual track NEE, ~ thu boys
clubs % Seattle ~ taking place
with many Young and aspiring hth
iefea taking part The affair IL IN
charge 81 many OF she leading sth
lette Instructors and coaches In The
city. and a iafse number Of sntfisa
ensure some good sport
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26
oouoTURTY AND LUsoiE
nEET TUESDAY EVENING

n Is the general opinion among
.tssstias men that Robbie ialndis
aua Ike DoaEhsrty VIII furnish .
whifiuind boxing exhibition 81
Pleasant Beach Oh Tuesday evening
neat Iunair demonstrated bis ahil-
itY IS an aggressive psrfaFmsr last
month against ktan'. and those who
remainder Dousaefty state that his
style uiH caffY tho Reid boy 81 a
lively pace The boys are slated for
70 rounds 81 ia pounds ai The ring
side
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26

Hush. pal. ser. In church.
mufmurvd tho firpt -foa't say :
word or sell be psnched and he
never uttered another sound except
heartfelt. let us pray. when
Seattle had the bases loaded In the
eighth
Tho other Maa less readily r.
pressed. I've ben in tuta bigger
places ihan Seattle and ] never vas
pinehed Jet. he remarked With an
air 81 fnaiitY. and eonfiuued ~
mgfgnur farrent words % encour
AKnmeni Ia a hnarns whisper DE
pressed IN heart. These tao lone
fanatics wsndsd their Way 0ut At
the flash. too heartily dlsguslcd 70
ask for their money back
And m. 90 or 80 local fans Who
sat silent ard solemn cred through
out the contest complained 70 the
management that they had been dis.
concerted and disturbed by the
beastlY racket In tho Krandstand
Dld you ever hear the Ike
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26
RACES YESTERDAY.


first 80 three quarters miis. selling
ulueHaF i9' flfaf Haii t.iehaasirin ile
-aelHa lfdHina ia thifd Time Z a. q
second faFf. nina aistnHHtta niitsl purse
aHa sic AaHFaaf lon thifd TINS. N 3
fhiHa race. ihfae quarters nlle pnfea
uahtnhaud lif. fret IuanlanI us snfnita
Fourth rafa nHa aeiFhthH aIila. sHitinH
AIfth ia nasti French hiHnfass ~ So
t.fid iHannua 10 fhiuf ffHHHH % 80
HtHh race nteanifa base. sEaff rlfufaa
8tia iai. fret. nsathian iaa aaaaud Ma
aHf ff4 thiid Time "a
Hiath farn three quarters nliH sellha
W hin usHr HIi tis fifsii ifeFiH4s 1itns
NE aanuud Hafal feHsn inta thifd iiine
lfa IS
assahih race aaa miia sslitus John =
isns tish 100. first uf Mrf hffe. = senahd
HaliNn. lua. third fiuiN & a#
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26
Excursion Rates East

On juno Z, 3. Z, % and rs, July
2 and 2. the Northern Pacific will
sell special round trip tickets to
eastern points at greatly reduced
rates. A splendid opportunity to
visit your old home on business or
pleasure. Special rates also IN
August. September and October.
For particulars call at ". T.. city
ticket office. corner First av. and
Yesler way. sse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26

and with three hits and an error
managed to make a run nlanken
ship would have scored had be- not
besn allowed 20 over run third. aud
set caught This piece % fooxslum
huSines. lo.f the game Graham
pitched his usual careful game. but
was less insincihle than usual
New One en- Center.
Russ Hall sprung rev oue from
Arlington lie il called MeFarren.
and Was starting veil when Red
Dog neyereaux made a witty re.
mark. causing the recruit 70 smile
aad lose bis equilibrium After that
he appeared totally unable 20 stand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26

RAINIER MANAGER ssr,,..
FROM hRizoHA-wlLL ., >.
rAsr ns1mEaroH reAN >.
MORROW.

win 18Th Behind. sress,,.,
flfai manager of the soesss -
iat tsli team at his IA IA Hsia
the bench chat aeerep,ito..' =
meet ihe bfsmsrton tasm n =, ~
son pafi sunday sflefag,n u 80
cain" home carly thia N4et ~
ArIfDna where Bee has snens "a
In recovering hls health u. isT
same OLD Biz and looks wsll y ].
hearty 'A sA
The iialnIeu Win pw -,
there ia IN them 10 shoN a. w :
manager that they are a. ma,. =
a ball team as they we,s = :
they won fhe amateur ebs,...s
ship under hlHgnidanee Tea ~.
sailors are coming over wlih 49,
usual strong line up ahd = -.
mlnation ~ Hln WI
Ballard sun Winning.
The Ballard team. which has
year maintained is nnbes,en :.
ord and & set 70 lie defesies =.
play tbs tatenadale nlns ~ al
lard Ban park sunday. ina 49,
from the shingls town are y.,,s.
better Oh the time. ana bsllsss = |
will vim the amateur penss,, 2
they did iasi year RarensdsI,. 49,
pat up good baseball al 500, - -
viii Try hard 10 break the lon. - -.
81 the Ballard team !"
On Decoration day the E'as.r,o.
Of THIS cts Will play a douhls 49,
81 ~ Madison park. taking an 4.
Kent team for one game ina 4.
Erceiaiofs u this city. 10 "a. oths.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26
SINCLAIR 10 sick.

Pred Sinclair. Who vas :. a..
bored cecil Hatfieis At pl...,.
Reach on Tuesday evening nsrt =.
been taken ~ and vii bs unak,. !
appear Manager DalleY Is ,ss.
fore boxing fof a coed iis. pov,.
man 70 participate ia a prslia.ln.,,
event.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26

American League.


Whose roof 10 over your hssdf Gas
cash, balance monthly gives you a
home OF your own. Freiss a Co.
1s Pionssr building 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26

up and sSkt sm. iIls fielding waa
satisfactory. II not polished lie
comes from Arlington. and uniesa
he learns TO bat some Arlington
will not gricye for him long Score
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26

fi1ua IN hts dealings with people
Mind YOU. I arm not on speaking
terms with him bat I must nHY
this much ia his behalf On the
other hand Nolan wouldn't stop ~
murder n he thought he could akin
HGtne one aud III bet n bia red np
pie he Wag tine ehap Who fixed ihe
scales hsd Is incidentally If fault
for the match failing through Look
~ an his dealings with Sporting
men IN The past and Yan sill find
that he haB thrown Thorn down un.
mereiiuilr iie has succeeded mnHt
Admirably ~ making himself Dis
liked wherever be has operated and
Il f. pits that 80 good hoy as
Nelson has associated himself WIN
"a man of NolHufa cHlibfe.
Hersil the contest between
Ilmmt nHti and Nelson ~ Colma
lasl september and you will re-
member n was Nolan 3ha came
within an ace Of aueering that firhf
At the vrrf unRHide ard do YOU re-
member how he denounced Ouf
heavy weight champion Jim JEFF
fries. 49, d crook and refused iD pee
mis- him 90 fefafeef Just imagine
biE. good nHiuied jeff being brand
ed a. crook Why. Jim could have
throAu ono nehf aud cleaned up
Il million dollafa n be wanted 20
be crooked. 10 why would be not
make an impartial sud square ref
Gree u WIS absurd on Nolan e
part set he got away with u and
lots Of people grand rinnded him foi
protecting Nelson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26
Flnck's Big Auction
Sale

cf diamonds. watches. iswelry. all
sMware. clocks. cut glass. .ar-. daily
sso anf : se. sis second ave.
Chairs for ladies' 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-26

Where Shall We spera eu,s,s.
Why. 20 to Pier 2 and take a.,
% Pleasant Beach ara see A s,s<
ball Rame. gather wild rosss 40
stay for the big dance 10 ths 4
Filion Round TIP. s8e. q.
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OSCAR HAS
HORRlD LUCK
rooR aAsg RUNNING ON raE
PART OF rAg slwAsaEs
LOSES eAMH THAT WAS
rsElR pRoPgRrY-sAoNErr
WAS OFF COLOR,
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Fatally pursued BY the demon Of
mischauce. clever Oscar Jones lest
his game Yesterday afternoon, hold.
ms the visitors to three hits. two
hases on balls, an Of which happen.
ed la one nning Seattle should
have won. hug poor base running in
the eighth made three hits SO for
but Que run. and the soulhcrncfs
finished ; runs TO 2,
e.. Good IN spots,
Il was a kood game Ia general
way. With bad spots Beef Trust
Haeke,t WAS one Of the latter. aud
Julia Strelh might be elassed as a
fatal hlemlsh on The serene face n
the landscape. Tor he let one nice
thrOW SO through him. and later gu
fell fast asleep when Jonos threw
the ball At him to catch a runner
both mistakes were damaging
Seattle scored her flrst In the Int
tial inning. when Hackeit suffered
thrce PASSED balls. the big fellow