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:. Tsrribis to BsAoid. stood Mrs. Dambarton.'

there could be little doubt regarding the
perpetrator OF thr crime, yet Mackworth.
knowing from experience the possibili-
ties which frequently developed them
selves, the unexpected turns that cases
assumed. resolved to search for clews
out Of doors q well as within.
A couple of hours more were passed
In the company Of that grim presence
before the birds In the garden began
to stir themselves. chirruping weirdly Z
the solemn silence of dawn--before H.,
pale. green light In the east dissolve
Into expanding hues OF pink and gol.
and thu sun rose upon a drowsy WORT
Then Mackworth set to work.
Passing through the garden, he care
fully examined the road TO right are
left for considerable distances. now tax
ing the footpath to n side and agar
at the other, subsequently searching thu
center of the ~thoroughfare.
His iabors, however. -ssuited in notS
ing more than the finding Of a mar
glove. apparently new. this having been
| discovered on the pathway ct the Opposite
side and almost fronting. Olive Dunn.
barton's house. Mackworth regarded +"
with little interest, considering that ii MOI
belonging to the deceased. Il was prob
ably dropped by some Individual In u
way connected with the crime.
The glove was, however. placed witt
the articles found upon David Dunbar
ton. and before the world of London wal
yet sstir Inspectpr Mackworth was o.
lie way 70 make inquiries ~concerlns
liz deceased q the address copied froa
tbe envelope found upon his person.
Ito Be continued.9
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'is. ]. !: Henderson's Seven Rule,
For Longevity.

Mrs. !. Z. Henderson, the wife Of ex-
. siator Henderson. wields a great inlu-
iss. not only over her husband, but also
,Ve- all who know her. II was Mrs.
Henderson who persuaded her husband
TO destroy all the wines and liquors in
the cellars OF their Washington home not
long ago. Shortly afterwards the news
came that she had converted the famous
diplomat, Wa Ting Fang. to her ideas
and ideals OF life. Mrs. Henderson, in
4 recent interview gave the following
rule. for long life. They are worth pre-
serving.
Z. Study the laws Of nature for health
and tho remedies of nature for q cure.
q Avoid al poisons.
(. Take abundant exercise IN orye
alt, bat always short Of fatigue. So az.
srcise that every portion Of the body d
equally benefited As il takes . str,ng
engine for \ long journey. cultivate iang
power BY slow, d~ecp-breathing exeScises.
4 Eat only the amount Of food that
nature needs, and study what to eat from
a scientific point of view.
S. Cultivate normal sleep. live and
sleep only 10 rooms that are w~,i srnned.
well ventilated and nok o~veshsAieo.
g Cultivate the habit Of work IN con-
nection with Some worthy ambition, for
healthy exercise OF body and mind Is as
strengthening as reroses and should brt-
ance Il. Work while you work, and
rest while you rest. avoiding al worry.
Make yourself useful 10 the world and
feel that you have a mlssicN h Il.
?. Avoid bad environments. the WORT
Of wAleh h M friend who encnuyasrl
you to poison yourself.
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"Who Is hep
Her husbandl' the maid replied, Ia
q high, wild voice.
Before he could ask further questions,
sounds were heard Of footsteps and MUIR
murs Of voices OF those whom the serv-
ante cries OF murder and the policeman's
entry had attracted, and presently an
other constable. DR.. Quaye and bis son,
and some strangers pushed their way into
the room, followed by the cook, sleepy
and scared.
The medical man bent above the dead,
took one rigid hand In his own, placed
his ear above the region where the heart
had just been stilled. and said In az
awesome tone:
IT'S all over with him. He is quite
dead"
From this CHASTITY figure he turned to
Mrs. Dumbarton, who by this time had
been lifted to a couch, where she lay
motionless and apparently ~lifeless. her
daughter clinging to and kissing her be-
tween heartbroken sobs.
The policeman made no attempt to ar
rest the woman suspected OF murder,
knowing she was not likely to make her
escape, and aware that II arrested be
fore she gave evidence In the Coroners
| Court she could not be cross-examincd.
you must at c fetch an inspector,
Mastyn," the policeman who had frs,
| arrived upon the scene said to the other,
while ] remain here and see that moth
Ing q disturbed"
Cssyton, the second constable, having
dissppeased, Mrs, Dumbarton been con
veyed to her bedroom and the group
Of curious strangers having departed,
silencc fell upon the house, broken Only
by the occasional sounds OF hurried loot
steps In the corridor above START.
A considerable time passed befors
Martyr. keeping his watch besids thai
stalk and ghastly figure, heard sounds
Of cab wheels stop before the house; and
~imsnsdhtely Inspector Grifhths. OF the
NsfropolItsn Police District. entered
via CnytoW. Gdf6ths, who had been
made acquainted with the circumstances
81 TIE case, methodically prepared to ex-
anime the deceased, hoping to find some
| clev 10 the instigation Of the crime, some
svi(ence which would surely bring ~
ct bone 10 The pe~rpetrator.
Heiore beGinning he was joined ~ n.
tectjve Inspector M~ackworth, Who hAt
heeo sent 10 the hnuse by the ujroceol
Of CsimtnokJ aWuo1lsafinn, - w. CIV.
iathe ~ forwarded . telegram
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Best Business and Bank Reference.
For further particulars and references, address
DOCUMENT AND ADVICE co.,
tt0 Nassau street, New York City.
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Important Rushil

A well dressed young man approached
the desk In . telegraph branch Office VS.
terday and wrote Z messsge. Laying ,ae
pen down. 10 handed the message to he
girl and said,
~You can rush this for me. can't your
"Ycs, indeed" replied the girl.
~Ies very important" he went On; Il
must have Il rushed.s
TT shall 70 right through"
~Ail right 10 said. turning away. "Be
sure and rush Il now.s
When he had gone the GID showed the
message 10 another opsrator stending
|nsav. Look q what d to be rushed
she said.
The nssssaes read:
SI3sasy selll Iovss NJ littis ~ifs snd
Wishes she could BE- with him.
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CHAPTER iii.

On seeing the figure Of a mar stretched
stark Upon the floor. his breast stained
with blood, the policeman, unheeding all
else, knelt beside him 10 Ascertain u life
were quite extinct Having satisfied him.
self upon this point, he looked up and
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bypopsis OF Pfecedins Chap4en
ss SH brutal erRs s:s:sai. s sscss ss' /. ,' sses: :ssssi' .ssso asss
nerton Road, II, johns. Wood, fondop. Her hus
band secretly rsturns to London and By letter mat@
further demands for money. Her cousin, vsieffue
gaIbfaitb, . man Of independent wealth, Who has
been IN love With her since early youth. csls 70 ~
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The Place to Invest
Your Money

The reasons Why every fpnhf
man should invest hin money wth
the German saving. hulsdinN aua
Loan Association = that L Nili pa
q larger interest than az Other
legitimate Investment. that There
Is no danger % loainE your mower
aaA that tried Seattle business men
handle is affairs There afs more
reasons Witch Chas osneS. secY
wlii b. pleased 20 give you. u yun
viii call A. tts Bailey BLDG go
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James Maradch. pfeaideut ~ TIE
Eau River league Ia 1873. claims
The credit q discovering Ia
Iole. ouo night Ia ths YsaF % a
erasad of Newspaper men and base
eAil manakefa eefe tanning IL
the Sturtugant hoaae iu Nee fefk.
When the discussion tuFnna tn thp
best baseball player IN tha
country. nHlf kssief Ffet
Clarke. Fred TennY. ulli i.ankr
and other stars % that day sefe
naantinuea In lbe end Tho opin
lan prevailed that taafoies shn
vas theu nth Fhiiaaelpala. waa
tbs best natural player h
kmartcs-
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WIN AT VICTORIA

The two iays race meeting It
Victoria. u G.. opsnea Saturday
There vas q large attendance and
Seattle horses son all tho events.
AmaHs uoa the hsif mile dash uith
punaii 40 Amhlttuns. owned b.
At Duoain. won rare ~ I've FUR
longs Retgis rode twa Winners.
Mattress ~ ais sufioua Tace Al I
Ma Holiday. uho Non tho Z iars
event At one mile
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4 waa responsible fpf tAi1is 2
INTRODUCTION tuta pfafeasinhai
fanka said NJ Msrateu He
waa uorhlns lu a lNeFy Stable
ehen / Fuana hlm and esp3 %
piaf "a the luta aruani fall
River ( watchrA him piay ahd
came 10 the csanelusinn th4i h
would make fine professions
snd ~ atauet him tie psaIss
aunarffaI bali afam thr start
wanted Fraak saies. % Boston. e
have him. bat srtes eoaiint hes
81 FsnaiiY niliy Nash. then 81
rhtiadalnhla. purchased bia ~
lease am pfaat of az baseball
iudsment ever time ! thinso %
Liable
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BOOKIES GET
PUBl|C'S COIN
Mo esGrrlNe CROWD Al.
TENDS SATURDAYS RACE
AND Bur TWO rAVoRtres
wlN-rAsr TRACK TO-DAY

I'll. bts crowd that turned eu'
Saturday and the anQuni 81 mene'
waecrud showed thai raelhA -
naccoss ii seattle There we've ngN
III races on the hosfh, Tue toatuie
~ which was the Tacoma lieadieeP.
ana - aniy two favoriiea won. tR'
hoaAx ret most 81 the nnhlieh coin.
me Tacoma Handicap hFoasb'
,a,f ,hs. best field that has gone tn
fhs aast shls season The face dlN
,.,f nr,Sp much of contest. az
Rirhtfnl proved himself much tA'
he's harsa. and after lc2diug All lh'
vav ven TN mild drive al the
finish Maiehfui, Who Was iaNote,'
h. his llsht WeiEht finished a'soe',
a head Ia front 81 FISHER Hoy wh'
made 4 ereat stretch run
Hide RatleVun won the tltst
,.ce sasfis With 4 sullivan Ia the
sadai.. Heat Hunter was sceohu
aud l.ersda thirt
kunrss the GOT
Kumiss vas pounds The best
horse in The SECOND race aud Won
ealiouinr from raVora and eef
navts kumlas interfefed with neF
nayls during the race and ieh'
was claimed. bat not allowed
Melifah beat Walter kehles 2
head In the third because Mcbride
tatfoas Lawrence AZ the th'sa
waler rchlcs vas the best horse 10
The rAcc Lucy e. easily beat va,
others
Titus Old Well. AN
las A Murray, after iea1d 10
the way in the fourth rsVat the
he ridden oui by MclR. Who ran
oflnlsh 10 ain from fttneat Sii 81 I
n gooso race SoassioW
yer a head Tor thxth 90 Rrioru D.
Viona lost thadkcd ride 81 7
eause Of aRsaok the mare cat "a /
Sullivan fher head OF aud she
froat an1e left when nFlsra ehai |
had ngTlrisrs' race was IA sifiA
ienga Faag % her last effort when
Ing Aiarie up he could nos fan
" enough 10 Eef cut ~ bee oNn
Nay and finished eighth IA the race
won hy RuAaheek With hygeu Rose
second aud puelisg third. ON ehat
occasioa NionA beat her i've
ieugths.
Won In a 6allop.
newrg had Gals 70 Eailop % win /
The Sst raee. CriFi tifed after
making IA. pace and flashed oa'
side the money Chr.stine A beat
Dusty Nlileg a head FOR the plaer
The track viii - fas, this aitsg
noon ana "a teo o. the races aFe AZ
distances over one mile. some good
sport should result
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Grand Picnic July 18th
Under Auspices WOW.

A. Ole fsupus Pleasant Beach
camping ground Be sure 10 20 ard
take your father. mother sister and
brother. and d would hs a fine out
Ing for your sweetheart foo. DUR
Ing the day ride over 20 Bfemerlon
and see the famous white batlie-
ship squadron Boats leave Pier
hourly. -.
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him It looks Ike the old Timer
vas all Ia
The racing Baiurdag "a sev Ygrk
WIS full 81 supplies 10 Tho I'd
vance stakes flp f'I8p. ~ - i1 Il
beat Whimsical Who o. supposed %
BE- thia aeaaOu.H besi 5Eraf Old IL
iiuon. of whom great things aefs
expected. - BE- aHH tho beet horse
IA the west. flu 8 vefg poor faoa
aud finished outside the money. -
did Accountant and eaiug0fm Ia
tho Great Trisl stakes faf zYeaf.
Odds water Pearl Who Nba aup
posed to b" the best colt ~ tha car
WAa beaten - Gran ~ ~ 10 :
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Free Car Tickets al
Band Box MarkAt|

NJ better. cleaner neat eal
sauEht thea the nsna nax sal -
iie1 frraf az handles tuss "a
"a On unr order Fres rsF as
Etvea Ffiaay aaa SATURDAY rffk
even msAt purchase Of Sc % 80 {
~
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AmUsEsEsrs ~ GEhrrLr

. The Meadows -HaGnz pro I,
. gram iiraf race 2 m
. Recreation PPark=Sa game
. iadsB
. Grand opsrs House San
. FfsHclHca Opera COMPANY In /,
. Princes chic
. Seattle rbeatsr FrawieY
q Company lu The Liars
= Third Avenue Theatsr-- /,
. Ayiesforfh company IN Kid
. mapped
q Sta Theatsr-V Vaudeville
. Orphsum Thester--Vau1s ,
. vile
. pantsgss Thsstsr-Vaude.
. vile
. Central Thsatef 49, Vnudo. /,
. vile I
. Lake Union Pavilion Roller /,
: skating
44-4 4s44s ssss.
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PACIFIC COAST Lusaus.

Haaf. kNu IaH - Arasisa sHa
H,sf $50 alF sssa h#mezs nita gene fe ~
#faHHf e 49, Htaas
as.afa. .sa4s 4
- a." sstsisssa z +,
n.is.i.* ssfss.sa 80 Nsssr nassias
arH 80 ta
Afs.ssasa ssss =
Haat 49, HefHHF sa#f
- tssslss aaAatEkaEh !
rstssfiss eafas 49, Fssata Naatslfs
sas Ksssf aa.fsss ataisan ssa e. De
y HFfAMu fafg Z Msfa aftfiHs 80
as4a se Hfs ftshiHs asan $40 ssHe q
isHa asas q
49, 80 4....sHfHHf n
NfeaFH NF#a#N Be-
ustasiss Essa So Asafss Mas9fsseg
sr6 MsstHa - tUsifs- Aasif
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Johnny Iaona. captain nies, "
n Rnrstfnm and joe HaflgR all
nlaysa ptahifuf fof large anbtuts
aud Wan handAomalY whea he
came hgn.s In front
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bat ti6a an her. oniY 20 see hen fiin
ouialde the mnnay yesterday
when she Won. all nnatnn had ou
har was a five.dollaf note. How
aVef. he thought nfiern would Win
and advised his friends 10 play boz
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.rhe public went 90 The llugupnot
In iHe handicap aud backed hun
a,rn from I 20 8 Ia z il0Wefbf.
~ ran = bad race aud finished on,
Hiir the money IS
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since their last match fell
through on account 81 the earth
quake. which. b. the EaE. was the
fourth time they failed - meet af.
ter bsinF matched. there has been'
considerable hard feeling bstween
the boys and a bitter fiEht should
result Nheu they meet. Both boys
have been tfaining hard and are Ia
the pink ~ condition
The scrap should be one 81 the
greatest contests between little men
ever held ia this counify. 81 they
are Ysfa evenly matched. bat Asli .
superior hitting power should turn
the scale iu bis favor
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Two neN books cut Ia saturday
the Hoffman club aud trotse
ttAhba a Co Both made money
un the day
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ON
THE FOURTH
LITTLE FEtLows WILL CONE
TOGETHER IN Los ANGELES
hno SHOULD FURNISH ONE
OF rae nGsr FiosTs EVER

When Frankie Noii and Abe A.
tell nghl for the feathers eight
championship A. los Angeles on
the Fourth Of 1nlY. Il should dc
eide once for all whether Attell II
simply clever boxer o. II be ID
capable ~ putting zap fhe real ar
tlcle 81 aghi when she occasion re-
aulrna and be meets a man ~ hiH
oNu weight Atteli has been &C
cuaed on Sos ofal occasions ~ being
10Th 70 nixalt up With his app0
nsnts his cfSirn failing 10 take into
account That he whu meeting men
10 much heavier that nothing bat
hla marvellous rleyegneaa gave him
a chance wlth them
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Eniil FFisk. the old seattle ball.
piatef. s. not leading the American
association in hitsins. but the bis
sweas is dangerously near the iop.
when the averages we're last flg
ufcd out be was smuggling 81 st3.
which r. something ike the form
be uaad 10 display on the coast
HOLMAN. q i.oulsYilie3 Carr. of
Indiana polls. aud Green. Of Miiwau-
kee. are the ouiy regular players
hitting better than Frisk
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There was a big plunge on Santa
Ra4 IN the second race. he being
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
WITH rsG knAoURs.

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uaahis .-...4.. aasaaa8sn Z
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faasfiss nsatH .aa tfsuansa. n lsfs
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AHs atirs H.#stsHssss. .HH.-=.s
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Judging from the terrific hitting
powers which hc has display 81
while training and the way be haa
been mixing It with his nparfing
partners. there seems 10 be no fea
sou Why be should not adopt ar
fofsuf tactics when fighting Nell
than he has used IN bis other FlnE
encounters
Ssil Is slightly bel0w Atteil tn
weight. bat u one Of the hardest
hiffer0 IN the business Ills ire.
mendoua body punches have been
the means 81 winning most o. hla
battles for Dim sad q II pretty Ger.
tain be all not waste time trying
10 find Aueil'a Jaw bat viii prob
ably tfY 20 bring him down With
body hioNa
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TEDDY JR., AS
POLE VAULTER
RolG BREAKS AND PRGsf
JOINTS SON DECIDES TO FAY
soaE OTHER FORM OF Ars
Luries.

Young Teddy Roosevelt Is atH
dent 81 Harvard ana there haFe
bssu manY stories told ~ bic -
pefiencca az a football player. aud
hos BE- VS. rough housed and haii
bis nose hfoou. but nothing ~sr
said unuil HreTntly Why he dis noi
make the Harvard track team
raial D. Naa very anxious 90
sake the team. aud AZ he 10 ssff
tight fuuuEatef b. uaa advised -
try pole Waiting - the stebt h.
uouiA most iikelE aueroad In led
% fvaoflgd early e. Coach hui
Qalnn and as taught the fndh
meuts ~ saultiuE
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Hams aaa nnHkHHa esuH uai siHfesHfilIF
imiHh hiHI FL fha afternoon aHtHa ever
a.sH aH she ktnftesH taAln received
i8H5Hfi ana toe - HasHiiaii tfailitHi.
HaHf - ninaaa HaafHh
ns,.iss ssms n - D.
Spokane .##..##.#
flfaFa ltafblt #..=..# .t.#..a
nsusflaa fiaahIin anf sasas HaHnsaai'
And o. MaftfiHsf
Af4sfHnaH nautr u -
HfaIHHuH .H##.a# ..H#..#H.H Pr
fisaHa liHfp4f
ifaffdfaa ffHsh HHf HHraH. nrinhff
flusHi y Ia ant n hasfflasH.
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Ia tho first Same Seattle go' one
over Ia the frat Inning. aud sen
Francisco scored la The second
FROM then until the isth there %
nothing on the landscape bat q.
phsrs Ia the i1ih Mott was hit
Hansen sacrificed and Wheciefs
sffuf lst rpnea Ecf 20 first Kane
AS hit a6d u Han famed With
tao ao~n. Van nurru sinElsd aud
the game wAH over
Seattle appeared 70 have the
worst of tho SECOND same. 80 ths
Refugees started With $50 runs
The locals got "a their Two Ia che
aixih and the game vac called Ia
che seventh There vii DO no game
fodaF The scores
ssaii.s laaaea8seRa18 d
FfHs aftaHH ataa#at
nsnslot aass AS liaassn. q Hs5sa sas
WfisaH tslafs fsftss
- aaf $40 r
nssfis aeHesfa q
Nsusftss nsH 49, itsassa ffnt 80
y tssaa. tsaaHsa Fsfsrf
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One fair race goef sas extrsmeig
disKuated tho way ths ipekuf Fode
the horse she bet GA. ahd after The
race ahs expressed her upialan In =
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Mcbride again carried off the rid
laK huaofs b. riding tpo slnasrs
TIE other races we're tAknn b. r
Sullivan. Palms. Graham. Fountain
and Laereac.
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When Dick n~FeF goes - brlgh.
ton neaeh 20 DO the Starting Mars
Cassidy wifi take his place on the
Sortkrfu circuit
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very loud t1ns Hide said she
NkY that hoy eoBitnf UIta In =
freight car With fte doors locsvt
HamashlnE that l. Dot often soeu
% race track oeruffea ~ The
faarfh race When tsa gray knfsra
Paddy Lsneh auA aeaslek. wruiSi8
ihu puai ona Efaf horse in a race
H. unuau4I. bus two eettathiF L. .
novelty There are tNu mere Efafa
A. the track. . u HtAttatn aua
sllveEheria. and the association
euuid pat Ga a race uAciaalxsly Tor
gray hpgsea
The betting as eatfnElnlY live
ii al Shfoash the affefup1a Ana
nsarly tla1. a9e waa handled ia the
rinE
Ths unesfiAintf ~ racing was
pa'i Illustrated IN the fifgh rses
zen BY nriefs rhs iasf tifnn The
fmaFe started tia2tun. her tfaiaer.
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william HsnaHe. who uS one
u the leading furfEuen of Canada.
died IN Hamilton. Ontario. on June
- Among she many race horses
which be o. ned Wan ManimaR. who
sua the Fuiufity several years REo
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LOCALS WIN A
LONG GAME
BREAK TIE ~ THe
TWELFTH AND rita sneoso
GAME IS LGFr UNDECIDED,
ArrGR PLAYING SEVEN IN.
NiNos.

baseball fans foi plenty az hee.
rnation park yesterday Afternoon
10 InninRa OF high class ba aehall be
ius served The first game went
II heartbfoahing innings aud con
oiuAed With the aeofs 2 ta IN Sc
attlaa favor The second game Mas
seven Innings In duration aud. a.
ihe score was tie. u was decided
10 leave Il there The score Be-.
attic. 2, 2 San Francisco. 4 9
Too Many Accidents
The crowd took umbrage yesters
dny ai che accidents which are
coming 10 punches 20 the locals.
and there IL suspicion that there
tz some dirty bali mixed In win
the miachanees Mahlor. Nha put
Hank oal Of the game Friday. yss.
tafdnY spiked Hansen. aud Wilson
Waa unnecessarily vigorous ln TAG
Fins Cruli Croii resented Wllf7n' r.
enthusiasm aud Interference pre-
vented the players coming together
Otherwise fhe players devoted
themselves 90 GOOD ball play ms aud
the nerves 90 The fans eete on tho
edge all through both Hamon
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PASSING COMMENTS

The first professional boxing con.
feat so b. held In San Francisco
since the earthquake Sill take
place on IulY 20. When Eddie Han.
Ion aud Fighting Dick Hfland
vii meet IN a 80 round 60.
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- or ~ Y@are 81 aEe. 60 learn
newspaper hasfusas f1Q5 saTvnth
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Rossbcn Vas beaten again Mon
day when Timber finished ahead Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-02

Dewey broke the track RECORD for
one mills and 50 yar,ia. faaGiaz the
distance IN o.
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TURF GOSSIP

An oda feature 81 Saturdays
sport Vas the fact that Melitsh
= no won the thiFd fkce. Il 4 iAashr
ter OF u@wsF. Nho Weu the last
race
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AFTER several daYa wefs b ave-
rerdrt Ia clearing the bar ~ 2 scef
inehea. bat on his second trial a
this height the pole snapped aud
Roosevelt glanked down lnio chs
aafI bad - sand aHf Hawduss ahai
serves as landing % lie stack
uuf his hands 60 push The pole awAf
aud landed an hia head In the anfi
pit. haif eyes. ears,a uoss anu
mauth uere filled VIII sand. fH
she presidents san dIfei IN ~ %
hts ueek
Decides q ogt.
Aftsf nnainx whes bis feet bsf
iuaFed Iualdy eanfiaea 90 several Il
hsa ffienas thai pole vamliinE w&a
rarF strenuous kans and thai -
thausht biz father would net 30
prove ~ his rtskihs his nsek. sus
that. u the track management ga
not seriously ahseet he would isgk
closer 70 the kfoanf IN the ~ Id
The mansgumeuf dl8 nes ohieef -
AZ Harvard Loaf = premisingf a
sanissr Il
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STAR FORM CHART

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