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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-03-29
Can give you names of
Over 500 Patients
Consultation Free.

and set It back ON the bar.
go on!' said shockley. 1t confused
Reynolds.
"a man thatll waste good whisky
oughtn't { live anyhow" he muttered.
lingering his revolver nervously.
you've spoiled my aim. Throw up
your hat" he yelled. "I'il put hole
through that to begin with"
Instead Sbockley put his cap back oil
his head
"Put a hole through It there" said
~. Reynolds set down his glass. and
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-03-29

6hockIsy waited. It was the cowboy
who hesitated.
where's your nerveY asked the
railroad man. The gun covered him
with q dash and a roar. Reynolds,
whatever his faults, was a shot His
bullet cut cleanly through the crown.
and the powder almost burned Shock
ley's face. The swltchman recovered
himself instantly and, taking OF his
cap. laughed as he examined the hole.
Done with me?" he asked evenly.
cap In hand.
Peg Leg drained his glass before he
spoke. "Get outv' he snapped. The
switchman started on the word for the
front door. When he opened it every
body laughed but Shockley.
Maybe an hour later Reynolds was
sitting back Of the stove in card
game when voice spoke at his ear.
"Get upv' Reynolds looked around
into a pistol Behind it stood Shock
ley. pleasant. Get up" he repeated.
Nobody had seen him come in, but
there he was and with an absolutely
infantile gun. mere baby gun. In the
yellow light. but it shone like bright
silver
Reynolds with visible embarrassment
stood up.
Throw your cannon into the stove.
Reynolds: you won't need it." suggest
ed Shockley Reynolds looked around.
There appeared to be no hopeful alter
native. The drop looked very cold.
Not cowboy interposed. Under con-
voy Reynolds stumped over to the
stove and threw in his gun. but the
grace of the doing was bad.
Get up there on the bar and dance
Hustle." urged Shockley. They had to
help the confused cowboy up. and when
he stood, shamefaced. looking down on
the scene OF his constant triumphs and
did painful single foot. marking time
with his peg the cowboys, who had
stood their own share of his bullying.
roared Shockley didn't roar; only
stood with busy eyes where he could
cover any man on demand, not forget,
ting even Pat Barlie.
Peg Leg. who had danced SO many In
his day. danced, and his roasting gun
sputtered an accompaniment from the
stove; but as Shockley. who stood in
front OF It. paid no attention to the
fusillade of bullets good form prevent
cd others from dodging. "That'n do;
get down. Come here. Chris" called
Shockley. Chris Oxen. greatly disturb
ed, issued from an obscure corner.
"Get down ON your knees" eSclaim-
ed the yardmaster. jerking Reynolds
with chilly twist In front of the fright
ened Russian Get on your knees.
right where threw your whisky" And
Shockley. crowding Reynolds down to
his humiliation. dropped for the frs,
time into range civilities himself, and
the sh. me and the abasement OF II
were very great.
Boys said the yardmaster, with
one restless eye on REYNOLDS and one or
everybody else. as he pointed at Chris.
''this mans coat was burnt up. He's
a poor devil. and his money comes hard.
Chip In for new coat. I've nothing
against any man that don't want TO
give but REYNOLDS must pass the hat.
Take mine. you coyote"
Nearly everybody contributed as Rey-
nolds went round Shockley made no
comments Count IT," he continued
when the fallen monarch had finished.
and when the tale was made Sbockley
tc!G Fat Basiie tp i'-. "a a. inucn more
rs the cap held. and lie did 50.
There. Chris; 90 home don't like
YOU" a,idco Shocklcy inSolcntly. turn
Ing on REYNOLDS. You don't know
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-03-29
Catarrh
4 Guaranteed Cure

One thousand retail druggists
who are the leaders of the drug
trade Of the United States, and
that means the world, rated by
BradStreet's and Dun's at twenty
million dollars and whose retail
business aggregates over seventy
million dollars aitn,ial sales, have
agreed to give their name, finan-
cia! backing and endorsement to
the guarantee that Rexall Nrcu-
Tone will cure any disease or
trouble arising from catarrl or
they will refund the money. We
are proud of our connection with
the Rexall Remedies. particularly
SO of Mucu- Tone, because REM
edy must be something out OF the
ordinary to get our backing. 1t
is not all profit that leads us and
our one thousand associates into
endorsing this remedy: it is our
years of experience with medi-
cines and our knowledge of them
that makes us believe that 'ReNall
Mucu-Tone is a bona-fide discov-
cry for the cure of all ailments
due to catarrhal affection. We
know that it is not a cure all.
but a remedy built on scientific
lines and not patent medicine as
each one of the one thousand
druggists knows its formula and
its value. 1t has one great addi-
tional value besides curing consti-
tutional catarrh-tllat it is sys-
tenn builder. No such tonic was
ever before designed for the cur
ing of inflammation of the mu-
cous mcrnbrane-nor can it be
improved on in the present age.
Just stop and reason with your
self for one minute. We are do
ing business right here in Your
midst. Could we afford to offer
our name and endorsement to
Mucu-Tone as we do if we did
not know that it was an honest
medicine2 Could we atford to
agree as we do that we will r,
fund every penny paid ts fr the
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All we ask is the { 5 nier ;
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The RexaII Remedies

The RexaII Remedies
deseryc confidence.
As all these Remedies
are grouped under one
name. they must succeed
or fail together. There
must be no weak links
in this chain. One I'M
worthy remedy would
mean disaster for the en-
tire plan. If you, for
example, purchased the
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were not cured by it,
how could we expect
you to place any faith
thereafter III the Rexall
Dyspepsia Cure or any
other member of the
Rexall family.
You can understand,
therefore. why such anx-
ious care was given to
finding and choosing the
remedies to which the
name -R NALL" was
given, We have ad,
mittcd none to this cir
Gle until our committee
OF experts had been con-
vinced by investigation
and test that it was the
best remedy kHoaon to
medical Science for the
ailment ii aimed to re-
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Who should know bet
ter than the leading
thousand druggists of
this country what are,
and what-are not, eff
cient medicines?
Remember. the success
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on the merit of each in
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buying the best that
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For Nervousness
Rcxall American;tis
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For Dyspepsia
Rexall Dyspepsia
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For Coughs
Rexall Cherry Juice.
large bottle. e5c.
And
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Chamberlain'S
Cough Remedy
Safe Medicine for Children.


CouoH REMEDY There from It, and relief always
especially
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xivena asconHde o al u 0 an
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-04
BLUE EXCHANGE STAMPS
with all purchases of i0c or over.
WOmen'S Jackets

constructed with perfect taste,
on a basis of best materials, new
styles and best possible tailoring,
at. 40
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-04
Jackets

of black and tan covert cloth,
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-04
JERSEY AT
WASHINGTON.
News Concerning the Represent
atiyes of This State at the
National Capital.
tFrom the NEWS Correspondent

= ENN NV 49, - EVf
WASHINGTON, d. c., Apr. A.
Senators Kean and Dryden have re-
ceived Howell naturalization bill pc
titions from Newark. Jersey City.
Orange. Elizabeth, Plainield, Som
e%rville, Hoboken and Jersey City
They have also received petitions IA
voring the restriction of immigration
from Oakhurt and Red Bank.
Senator Kean does not think that
! the Long amendment TO the railroad
rate bill meets the wants OF thal
measure. The senator makes the
pertinent inquiry: What does 1t
mean to say that a rate must be con-
s~titutional?'
The Rio Grande Canning Com
pany of Rio Grande. Cape May couh-
ty. has written TO the senator's ana
some of the congressman relatlVe 10
the pure food bill. The firm states
that the provision about weights and
measures would make a lot OF ex-
pense and difficulties for them.
Representative Gardner said he be-
lieyed there would be no question as
70 the confirmation of Benjamin F.
Barnes, former assistant secretary of
the president, as the postmaster at
WASHINGTON. That seems to be the
general impression in the senate.
Representative Loudenslager has
notice that a pension of SO a month
has been granted to George Scott OF
Laurel Springs, Camden county. from
Feb. IS, 1906.
Mr.. Howell has petitions favoring
the restriction Of immigration from
I Sea Bright and Red Bank. He has
notice that a pension of $40 a month
has been granted to George Perrine,
of Cranbury, from Jan. 81, 1906.
S. p. Hinsdale. a clerk in the Office
of the Auditor for the treasury de-
partment. has been advanced from
Z $1,000 to $1,000.
Representative Van Wrinkle has
received a batch of petitions favoring
the Howell naturalization bill.
Representative Wiley has sent
some data to Miss Catharine r. Grow
ell of East Orange, who is preparing
TO write Il work on immigration.
Miss Kean, sister of the senator,
will be a patroness at a sale that will
be held on Saturday.
Miss Wood. a sister of Representa-
tive Wood, received yesterday at the
Normandie Hotel.
Miss Ellen Mecien, of Salem, is
registered at the Ebbitt House.
G. S. A.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-04
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-04

WORCESTER, Mass. April 4.-Hial-
MAJ Lundim defeated Dan Mcleod in
a mixed style wrestling match last
night, taking the second fall in 20 min
utes 80 seconds and the third in 10
minutes 80 seconds. Mcleod took the
first in II minutes 30 seconds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-04-04
Skirts. 4.9S

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NOW fUEIe ~VNIFVFSEIF TUT TVUNUNII'
NEW YORK, April 4.-Football will
be played next fan at New York uni
verSity under the code as revised by
the rules committee and formally
adopted last Saturday. Chancellor Me
Cracker made the announcement to
the students in the chapel, and it was
received with much enthusiasm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-05
SPORTING
BREVITIES

Iim Carbatra reply O. Kia Mo
coY.s challenge ia one ~ che best
things he ever said ani be- said
nothing Tag au
ArlHuu and MeHoVrrn Hre matched
again go meet Boa sis rounds at rhn-
Hdelphia carly in iho new year.
There a. Hflii remote possibility
that these communicative little fel+
lows msy meet in the finE. tut the
nRhL fans are mot very hopeful q
ia 80 rasy 60 start them taitinR.
hut very dlfucuit 90 get thsm 20
uHht
President Batter. ~ Columbia unia
yefaity. told lho students the other
DAY that the faculty loves ail ath-
ieiie SPORTS" A disafuniief football
enthusiast muttrred under his
breath yes. it does Ike ths old
uoman kspt tavern"
Alike Sullivan Hmd Joe Cans Sra
irainins Cor their right which ia 20
take place before AZ athletic cinh
AZ san Francisco during January.
THE International billiard match
wlii be played lu New York after all
These p1aYrFs have alrrady signed
( William Hoppe. Louis Cure, George
sutton ana MerninEntnr. hinesou
and NrhasfeF viii aiso enter the cqn-
test The match siil be ts-ineh bsis
line. and VIII be played late va fgo
| ruaff.
iians Wagner says he Is anxious
| ~ waiting fer the baseball season
Is open. tiny day aiways was the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-05

80 vast a social success that the
LoulaviileH would Immediately ciimh
Ga tho heights ~ DRAWING room
glory. weii ! not an Invitation 10
musicale for Pick aud told him
% wear hia dress suit and not 20
overlook "a pair of gloves. 1 was 90
meet him at tho house Mst him ala
fiFht Tie was bare. headed. aud told
me. 80 anon aH We got inside. thst be
Moul 4 - tn the cloak uam and pgt
en hif gloves wac Htsiiinr ths
quests along with uuht ana CHEEKY
conversation. when Pickering en-.
'trrpd the pafl9rT
pid no have his Stoves onY"
8shed Red piitinrrr.
iea said Dexter. sadly lie
hnd "a catrhera uitt nu hfs ieft hand
eng ~ outf'siders glove on hls
fisht"
hesief buried hls head in the
water hntt 90 drown bic Hfief
tea yea be resumed. after a
HiiiuE pause. base ball and aarist,
Wnn't minEio 4systhina ALWAYS
soea wrong. antF RkAarinrs 80.
"aa SAD eAhmpg .rhsn Coo there
uaa Tom FaFfoft Minister san in
thieaHa took a ilking ga bin. Took
him out homei tu. have Hunper
Young man Tues up stairs for = min.
uir. ANA leaves Tom boz pafior. Had
firsi introduced lHB,fo reverend na
ana trYnfette ua. Tom on chair.
somewhat iil Ht peae. uid folks tfy
Oh entertain him,
10 you like lNtere iu Chicago g'
asked The ola gentleman.
Deed ! De- sala Tom. Airs
great fnr the hattlnE Fye. Ever since
I came here rve hecp pushing them
Gus hiHh or low. down to the club
house. whhuE OF me round the
cushions. fa iht hefeh before the
nutfiel1efa can flhi De ieafher'
The 0id man ianhed . bic baaii-
dereI Pardon ms ar paffotf.t
said be bat how aru you spending
fHuf tlmo in Chirara~
Tom foae 49, hiked one leg for
wafi ard swung the other ia the
AIR Then no waved hts hamfs in 81
circle over Ause said BE- 'Hmsfi
aa peas. fact So bullets one. tive
three. aip. ais, sin past their old
ranuoaalump amd hhrk 90 fhe dog
house. Vince but I'm ~ - shoot
rm iu fat auyb0aYu moneVt'"
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knocking d out u looks ne though
Callahan woald ba back ln the big
league fold after al
They are having chills over a.
Boston because Mike Grady The
puFnaeiDua aud picturesque 81
louis catcher, may become a mem
bef ~ the team Dear me dear me
he's such n blooming rowdY don 2
y kn0W
A. long ns 30 CorfiRau nnd John
Condor make ~ the turf . football.
just no long viii the racing game
continue under hnn fu EHnY VI
ihe western ses lfs Tha refst rutionH
~ these fwo hDrsemen have abDui
ruined the game. Zach declares he
with spend every dollar be- pnnsenaea
fn doHn the other. aHd. HH both afr
game" when BE- comes f0 backing
their assertions with tho coin. H0
one doubts fhat rafh means luni
what b. says Hut Why fh" great
army ~ hafsemen should Hiiaw two
mon 10 anau ruin for thcm nrrauHS
~ personal difference Dr. ono ~ ifte
nFHtafIrH m the turf var tnifiRan
has long been mrufrr 20 rarinF
ana condor ia little better Some
day % rfain VI co~mon sense HiIl
develop in ths turtle.iihe beads "
ths men aho own the horses. 500
when 10 does mHybe both C0riEHn
ana candon wui be fieked outside
the gates ana nrn DEAL aDa
square one. iuhuHufatrd.
Wa cbopr company will build
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-05
TURF MEN MEET!

PORTLAND. Jan. For ths
purpose u arranging daira Dor the
1906 SESSION. tarfmcu trum washing
ton. Idaho and OgrRun. members uf
tbs North Pacific Falr association.
win meet In this city nex; wcdnea.
day.
Il u thought Il the representatives
from all the different racing assn
ciailona ~ Washington aud Idaho
attend. tNo circuits wlii D. formed
Spokane, lt j. thought. viii make a
fght for EARLIER dates. bat h the
ufermhara u thn Oregon State Fair
aaaoeiafiou arr firm. Spokane wlll
have "a back Gown-
The Salem races sill start lmme-
dlately AFTER che closing ~ the mrat
at sAefamrato. under the mpefql-
slon 81 che California state fslF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-05
CHICAGO JOINS
ATHLETIC CLUB

CHICAGO. Jan. s-fn ostsr mat
the chilarea % ne clfT uaav have
the advantages 60 b. sained unasf
We nuprvf ieinn. Ean city % Chicago
has fainsd tte Asaafeur Athletic
umlum. Chicago Ia fNn first city "a
Whole. 90 join the 81 zanisaftsH.
msrvaftwf. tbs WlnAv barF will have
q vote ln fae regulation ~ amateur
sports fh# sange as Athletic tfubE
The spsrial PARK commission ap.
rvoved uf ths eifys lelnimr fhr uusat
ARD Futrd ths 30 initiation fse.
Everything possible wiii he aaus
"a nls the children in all branches
sport The children whleh af-
tenae.i tbs piay Kfuunda im The park
during 1895 numbered i1EF.tif. In
1894 tha Attendance was tn1G.ek9.
nad 715.ae1 IN f40t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-05
SOLDIERS EXPECTED TO
PLAY STRONG GAME!

f1r this game Iloin will play goal
Cameron and TnrueF. backs nlouin
IN. Brnwn and Williams bali haehs
Wadieii. iirYee. irons. Walker and
Clayton wlli hn the fogwafda
TuniEhi the usennd messing ~ ths
league viii take place AZ tho ciph'a
hraaquAunfn DELEGATES frum Ia
coma and Port Hiahrley wiI -
present n lie Thought all prviin-
insTy wofk - the igaKns will b.
trmurautr4
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cultivation. They sheWerrd ne with
Invitations. but che boys were 500
hmia. snd 80 J decided O. takr the
thing up and ib1ue& them inta lou.
iaViiis's exclusive drawing faams.
Well the frag nan selected %
make a social iion ~ vas pitNefinr
t'ut aruss ault uH pifh array hini
in a wilderness ~ shirt FRONT zmd
he's one 90 ths finest ioakinR chap
plga that avef tad q pariuF funf /
felt positive that pIck pnuid make
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-05

A Gloss and exciting game ~ aoe b
e. fovibali la r1prrfrd 60 cuaue when
the boys from Fort iAwtpn llne 90
NEalnHf the Seattle Association fool
BAH team Sunday afiefnoun.
The Seattle club haA MOE Lost a
sluRle game thlA season and the sol
dlrr boys have lost but t@u The
teams are both fast and should pat
40 an exhibition pleasing "a the
spectators
Seaiflea lineup viii ba changed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-05
NO WORLD
CUP RACE
AssoetArloH or AUTOMOBILE CLUBS HAVE
DECIDED HOLD AN INTERNATIONAL RACE

PARIS. Jan. Preach automo-
biliata are greatly pleased with ths
decision % tho International Aaae.
citation ~ Auiomnblie clubs not "a
hold an international cup race this
year.
Tho deflsisn was reached after The
dclraates from France. AuHtfia, Ger
many Portugal Switzerland and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-05

red letter dag ~ the week for
HonaH.
Jimmy Callahan ~ having more
trouble wlth hia proposed fiiy
league in Chicago than the Keeper
Of u prima donna Thus far Doc has
been able ~ lure only two orKanlta-
lions into his fold while the strong
eaf ~ The amateur teams are fghi +.
ing hia scheme with a fair chance of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-05
IN TER ma THO NAL
GOLF MEET

NEW YORK. Jan. 81 bic crowd
of golfers aeo expected to leave thia
city next "wednesday "a take part
"a the golf tournament watch "a 20
b. nsid ~ Nsxtro CITY and open 10
an nations
carry n Adams. ~ naltusrol.
John Msllor. Ir. 81 Garden CITY.
Charles Kirehner. Of Piaiufislf.
George y WriEht snd others q
promiuenae have slFnifind thsiF in
tsution ~ going
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BALL PLAYER IN SOCIETY

The following story ia doing uerv-
lee asnin, WITH charlie Dexter ln tho
role 20 monolosisti
somehow on either I've never
been able 90 establish the proper
ratio between base haii ana society.
Two always fssured that the athlete
of the diamond. especially " hand.
SOME ana college man. ought 10
shine by niHbt m the bail room. iuat
ne the crack pulo player pnd the
Euifcf 40. hut my calculations have
always beon tripped AS at the gtu.
ciai hour
Yer example when I was on the
i0uisNilles q certain very nice circle
Df people tried Go nonifc ua They
Figured that We would shine with
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I1oialum had declared that their
eiuha would nof take part 10 The in-
teuatinuai contest should % be- are
ranged Tor this year
A posipaHoment ~ the intrrHh-
u1nai cop race iiil next year ia cons
sidsrfd desirable owing 90 The fact
that the development ~ automobile
construction has Jag the present time
reached "a serious crisis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-05
BASKETBALL

hELitNpnAN Jan
lnsh9m normal eat
school feHm aHi pisy
the srm1ry i8marfs~
Wili bn fhe nfaf Fams !,
school bp@ rhsy ~.
f.nerd ~ "a Fame uifh 4.
high school 20 be- plag.s =
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TO RACE
100 MILES
WILLIAM CAMPBELL. o. rE UNION. WOULD LIKE TO MuGr
MOTOR BOAT IN LONG DISTANCE STUNT

The arrangements Tor tho motor
tssat rave which ~ to he bold sun
day on Lake Washington VIII vefy
iikeiy Ne completed This afternoon
William Campbell owner of che
Tnlen. which ls slated "a raec the
Municipalities. VIII muet NJ CHt
ting this afternoon. when che details
fer che itial viii be discussed Mr.
Cuitlus has been farced 90 suapsnd
work on hts craft this week. owing
81 pressing business engagements
tie still hopes 60 set eeady rs san.
day
However 10 the Wiuinpllttef can.
NOT ho sntten liz trim hy SUNDAY. a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-05

The leo mile race viii BE- run over
triangular rourao as hong a. poe,
Mhie. pfuvidinE enc can DO laid out
without the turning points being too
abrupt II mot. the course viii b.
laid out over one similar 90 that
raced over last Monday.
Mr Campbell fayors a trianauiar
course starting At tho Pavilion a.
Lcschi thence % naileya penlnsular
and from that point 60 q stake palnt
situated IS tho northern end ~ the
lake somewhere or the rolf club.
and thcnca back "a tho starting
mint
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ATTIC
JJN
IT

WASH
The nat
vadedb
militia
have co.
nuaI cOf
National
The
norntnR
Ohio
Many
officerr
them @
nois O.
H. Gel
caroiin'
IHylyhnl,
fordA
IFosi ter
fcarolin
q the pre-
report
dbnh
year a
Ion NIL
feFfa
nited
khD opI
Iapant
theeff
dprA
service
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race will he forthcoming anyway
IAr Wiley. owner ot the Siwaah. la
ready and willing 10 race AZ any
time, as ls also at Roberts. owner
~ tho TulItum
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-05

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-05
Favor. s.raluh,a..r.

William Campbell % tho Uulon.
who has ao far stood out for the
stralght-Away course. announced
.thia morning that he Was willing Ca
plave hia vessel on a triangular fun.
and. Ia order to keen peace ln the
family. viii ran short races ThiH
however. docs not ahow the Union
"a advantage for she ~ long dis
tanco runner The Union Be- capable
90 running Ice miles without q stop
Mr. Campbell Says he would lho go
arrange q Toe mile race with the
other motor hoats on the lake ny
many lt Is believed hc would win.
fof the other boats 7heai.up' after
run ~ mors than an hour or 30.
He stated that DO intended 10 nun
the Uuion over a 100 mile course Tor
timc record This may DO done
sunday lu ease arrangements cor a
raeo am0ng the fleet falls through.