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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-08-23

LAWSON TACKLES RAILROAD GRAFT

BOSTON Aug letter today turns his
Rockefeller clique in the Pa
cifc railway stock He says:
Unmindul warning the foolsecon of the people swarm
Fifteen thousand miles Of
the people and maintained at the
peoples of turning the profits back the
people in the shape of reduced rates the system pumped
until the met requirements for
all interested in the deaL'
a 00AA0nA0A0 a q 90 @ @ @ @ O O @ aa0 O
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-08-23
POPE is ALL RIGHT.

ROME, Aug. 23.-Dr. Lapponi de-
clares the pope we'll and denies ru-
mors OF heart disease.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-08-23

WASHINGTON, Aug. 23.-Min.
lister Hyeks was cabled this morn
ing to deliver to the president of
Chile $4,000 as a gift from San
Francisco people.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-08-23

NEW YORK, Aug. 23,-The sus-
pension of Franklin & Billion, with
liabilities 100000 and assets about
$4,000, is announced.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-08-23
CRIMES OF
: WALL ST,

NEW YORK, Aug, 23-Creditors
of Nj. j. Sage & Co. besieged the
Offices today. Patrons have learned
that Adams, by his failure, cleared
up about 100000 in crooked
stock manipulation.
The daily tribune., 1906-10-13

ALvA ADAMS did not want TO be
. candidate for governor and does not
now. but he WAS and 10 under the
control Of Tom Patterson and WAS
forced to accept the nomination Against
his own Wishes. Adams wanted to
be = United States 81 nator and 80 did
Patterson. There you are. Two
men for the same Office. but the one
with the biggest stioK whipped the
other into the corner; There is no
doubt but what Adams would strike
back is be dared. but he doesn't dare
He IL In the clutches of Patterson. the
man who dominates the Democratic
conventions.
The daily tribune., 1906-10-13

SENA TOR PATTERSON will ex.
plain to ths people next Wednesday
night why 1t was that he VII 'pped
AlvA Adams out Of the notion Of be-
coming . candidate for United
States senator. II the senator will
tell the truth about II. 1t might be
interesting rsadiDg. Patterson want.
ed to be United States senator from
Colorado for another term and In
order to accomplish bis purpose re-.
legated Adams to the rear and forced
him to accept . nomination for an
office that he didn't want. II Adams
doesn't want to be governor Of Colo.
rado. why should its people vote 70
put him there.
The daily tribune., 1906-10-13
TIE REPUBLICANS .te work ing

THE REPUBLICANS aie work ing
for the present not the past. The
Peabody strife il . thing Of the past
A. fSr ~ the Repubiioans are CON.
cefned. Their platform adopted At
the state oonvention could not be
improved. Whist does It matter
what happened years agoa It IL the
present that we are looking after.
Chancellor Buchtel Of the Denver
university. candidate for governor
on the Republican ticket 4, man Of
brains and Affairs. He IL highly ed.
ucatsd and not y chronic office seeker.
A vote for Buchtel means prosperity.
This calamity how'll that the Dem.
ocrats are putting up 10 an old chest.
mt. There are fewer idle men In
the state now than when Adams was
governor. Do you want another
metalliferous strike. If so, vote for
Adams. for 7. N. Patterson, who il
The daily tribune., 1906-10-13

If THERE Is ono man In the coun
~ who has held the oommissonership
that has done anything for this end
Of the county. thAt man IL q. q. Kel-
10. candidate for re.election ON the
Republican ticket. Mr.. Kelso has
believed In giving strict attention
to business whom on business for tho
county. and he has not allowed > few
politicians Tor the offioe to run him.
He has done Thousands Of dollars
worth Of improvements in the east end
Of the county. The money 10 all we'll
spent. The road to Portland was
badly needed. Bridges we're placed
whore they should have been built A..
ieen years ago. The oitisens Of the
coal camps should vote for him. He
has made them good wagon road.
the best they have ever had. In vot.
ing for county commissioner. voters
are asked 70 remember Sanford g.
Kelso, the ran who believes In i'm.
provements.
The daily tribune., 1906-10-13

oHANCELLoR BUCHTEL Of ths
Denver Univsrsity. Republican pomi.
nee for governor Of this glorious state
IL not chronic oflioe seeker. He II
: man Of sound Judgment and will
admipiater the affairs ofssstats in :
business like manner. Let ne try the
untrisd once. Adams has been in
the Office before and Will be there
every year for the next twenty year.
II bis political hsnohmen have thei,
way.
The daily tribune., 1906-10-13

MRS. MINNIE MERRIAM. candi.
date for superintendent Of schools ON
the Republican ticket may not be 10
we'll known over the county - some
candidates for The offios. but she Is
The daily tribune., 1906-10-13
sqsaiiy II vail as.Iis5a. shs Il :
~on4tI INstA issss finiij q ekil.

q. J-yanDRIogsUH has iAksn shs
49, tsaxs With ~ sssnsy,s assnos1
AuAitas Who havs as1itsd his -.
ssssts ~ ths booEs ~ ksps IA !
buJtasSs iiks naasSs. ~ Il tried
sad trss. why not tssp him in onssi
Nobody hisa word p ~ asAins,
hin. Hs = ths popular' oandidass
for the s1scs.
The daily tribune., 1906-10-13

THERE 70 NOT nsss sdbssaa.
sisf citisss in the county than Your
own Aatt Lines. You I'll know
him ana his sterling worth. A vcts
for Matt Lines msans nuoh. 20 this
county. Hs Il tho candidate for
representative from Frsmont ooaAty
in tho Sixteenth general assembly.
Lei Fremont county be represented
By > man No can al trust. Mr.
Lines lived 10 Florence for yssrs.
The daily tribune., 1906-10-13

CHARLES H. wHITMORE Of Gan.
on City. Republican candidate 70.
coroner Il honest. II he il elected be
win reside in the county and there
will be no contests to light ont In
court. When his services are needed
In the county. he will be here to at
tend TO them Let's not have any
moro MKT ups like the presens admins.
tration has had.
The daily tribune., 1906-10-13
RepubIIcan County rIoket.

republican County Tloket.
For representative 18th G neral Assembly,
Matt N. Lines.
For Clerk, Dedrtoh N. Cooper.
For Treasurer, Charles J. Fredrickson.
For Assessor, William l.. Morris.
For Sheriff, = G. Furpiss.
For supt. Of Schools, Mrs. Minnie Merriam.
Fos Coroner, Charles H. Thismors.
For County Commissioner, I'd Dist, 8. G.
Kslso.
For surveyor, Charles L. Milton.
The daily tribune., 1906-10-13
8. 9. KELso offered u brlna ON

I 3. 9. KELsO offered tos bring ON
vicfa onto ycur streets 70 clean thsfn
up for the sake Of batter appearanosa
Tor nsxttwsek. Who blocked the
game. but ono Of the Dsn0s.ss cf
this city who Il known - b mn
fAvosAbls % him. Just fsr ths saks
of poiitics Politics si,ouid NOT sntsr
into improvements In ) municipality.
AZ s fesnls Of the iItsrf6rsnSs Of this
party the oouviots were NOS brought
here 70 DO tho work.
The daily tribune., 1906-10-13

THE ENTHUsIAsM manifested
1t the Republican rally in Houston
opera house 10 only . foreoAst Of
what the voters will do In tho cleo.
tion. Haseott and Hosg were given
. rousing reception.
The daily tribune., 1906-10-13
raLnpHoNa no. 70
Republican stats Ticket.

Republican stats Ticket.
For Governor. Henry 4 Buehtsll. l.. L. D.
For Lisutenant Governor, B. 4. Harper.
For State Treasurer, Timothy O'Conner.
For Attorney General. w. b. Dickson.
For STATE Auditor, George =. gtatisr.
For State supt. Of Schools, Katherine Craig
For Justices Supreme Court, Charles =. Gas
well and william H. Gabbert.
For Consressmsn-atL Large, q. W. Cook,
For Congressman, First District, Robert W
Bonyrxe.
For Congressman, Second District, Warren
A. HAsRot.
For Rsssnts State University. Charles R
Dudley. Joseph G. Bell.
The daily tribune., 1906-10-13

NOW Is THE TIME to make up
your mind to vote the Republican
ticket and vote II straight. Tho can.
didates are Gil gentlemen and worthy
Of your suppors.
The daily tribune., 1906-10-13
Hundreds Of Patients in this vicin
ity. No incurable cases taken.
OVER 1000 PATIENTS

treated in Colorado. A large stock of
glasses and artificial eyes on hand. A
large portion of headaches and hysteria,
insomnia, chorea, (St. Vitus dance), ner-
vous prostration are caused by eye
strain. The removal OF the cause effects
permanent cure. II you require treat
ment of the eye, ear, nose or throat, il
you need glasses scientifically fitted,
call early.
Those unfortunate and unable
to pay will receive medical and
surgical treatment free.
The daily tribune., 1906-10-13
his mouth piece. IL trouble maker.
There is plenty OF trouble in store II
the Democrats win the election.
EXCURSION FOR l. o. OF.
To Cripple Creek, Wed. Oct. II and
Thurs. Oct. 18, only $I.5o
for Round Trip.

F. and q. O. trains leave Florence
At 8 =. NJ. and returning leave Drip.
pie Greek At 8 p. m.
All will want to take this most
wonderful mountain trip to the great
est gold camp on earth.
Tickets good going and returning
on date Of sale only.
F. SUMNER.
Agent f. and O. O. r R.
The daily tribune., 1906-10-13
No Charge for Consultation and
Examination for Glasses.

Can give you names of over 500
patients whom I have treated and
fitted with glasses in Florence and
vicinity. Inquire and be convinced.
Have been coming to Florence for
ten years. Remember the dates.
Consultation free.
The daily tribune., 1906-10-13

A VOTE for the Republicans means
IA Square Deal for Every body"
The daily tribune., 1906-10-13
TICKET HOLDERS
Entertainment Course

Holders Of the season tickets can
reserve seats at Daniels Drug store
Monday morning. Oct 10. A.S8
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
SCHOOL TO
PLAY VARSITY

Nest Saturday the local hish
school viii PLAY its znnusl football
game wfth the University % Wash
'tnxtnn There Is not much diffrF'
ence In the weight of the two teams.
bat the university boyA b. reason
q their hard training and expsrt
ence. generally beat the high school
team b. a score Of about Is 20 o
Last year the score was IT 20 ?
IN favor of the university. This
year. however. the hsxh school team
has been out %pFasticlnE fuf air
weeks and arr up 70 the mes ruiga
II 4 said the team 4 wurk the
forward pass better than AM other
team played 50 far
The high school team has played
four games this year. anG Non all
By ) large margin. with the eScep.
tian Of the WhitNorth game. when
they werr beaten BY the seoFe Of
Z to o Last Saturday the Z OF W
beat whitworth b. the o OF
4 to Q. 40 By these results. The score
for next Saturday should be very
small in the universi,Y's favor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
TWENTY To ONE
SHOT WINS
VOORHEES, GREATS A NEW
WORLDS RECORD AT BuL
MONT PARK TRACK.
fssrlpp. r.I.srseh s.~lssl

SEW YORK. ort iA-Neafheea,
Ia % to 1 shot. won the first race.
alx and a hair turlonEa straight.
away. In i;tTfk ~ the Belmont
PARA track yesterday This creates
nnu worlds rec0rd IT the de
'tanee Voorhees, played far = peach
openiag Al 50 10 !, bat the mousY
Immediately be9aa 10 shoe and the
price dropped % 20 10 l. Voorhees,
ana Frank lord fought Il out be
.tweea them. Voorhees, winning By
IA head
The results Of the meet ~ere az
pillows
six and a half fafiongs. straight
voarhs-s zoo. ffaHk Lord ssoond.
kinmaaha third Time. l. IS
one mile CFe4sina van. Gtnnatir
aneoud. Lady Taraa,slla thlta nna.
d
The Chamnagne STAKES. seven fur
aaks. straight - Kentucky Beaa
won. " X panisi second. nailot
third Ttms.. ! z4ta
The Rochelln sslliag stakes.
mile IVES woa urapple a~eond.
Security thira Time. i1T1&
sslliaE seven faFiopxa maia
coaFaa-Ofphan lad ~un. Gold sec
oaa. Black Mate third Time. ! 20
One and . half miles oodsannn
Won. c~airn9orm secnnd. Helsrhsr
third Time. ! f14S
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
RACES YESTERDAY
AT louisvillg

First race. fkFwoauartefs o. =
mils-Fair CALYPSO lot VaHhsfb ?
10 T. won AlMono iis. sse0nd
Oasis t0s. third Time. ! htb
second race. seven eixhtha Of a
uiIle-stili Alarm ie1 lkpernerl 2
10 : son. Tsaasef %. sseoad
Quartz IS third. Time, ! . -
Third race. eleven sixtc~nthA of a
mfls-Frunisaar f0i tMoantalnl ,
~ I. wou Faaiealaire io7. s~cond
LADY Esther -. third Time.
.ffas4 IS
Foufth race. Observation-Disclosures
i'm $50 (Mnrriaonl 2 20 Z. wnn. DR.
kalth ft9. second LADY 1oeeiFn
ia. third Time. 1sb1ts
fifth race. nils aad q ain
teenth-MsnRie Adams - tkoer
nsr1 90 s. ~en shawana 81. e
ond Princess Ofaa ~. third Timn
1 ts IS.
Sixth race. miie-shininf
star 10 (Mieoi1 s 10 2 wau Higt
Bear t0s. second Aartius lie. third
Time, 1 Al IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
RID WAY WIN

At the Oriental billiard parlora.
ftia Third av. last niEht. the final
game ln the poal match between W.
5 RldKway and Frank Dayton vas
played before a large and snihual'
aaiie audience The vas ss
follows HidgEay. 900 balls. aud
UaFfon. SIS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
LUCAS IN THE
AIR TOO

HRokANE oct tsW H. tM-
cas president af the Northwestern
league has returned TO the eity
after = Nisig wlfh relatives IN Port
land Ar Lsaeaa has dane nhso.
lately nothing IN regard - base
bali for neat season. according 10
his statement
1 haven't done a Thing abas'
baseball niucr the eioss u the sea.
nun sstd ff4eAs 4 tnoh my rect
ard after I have haa a little relax
atlma l will leaA into the pfefasi.
lian Tor neat season I o. uat know
shat viii be dsfsa ane haven't given
the matter = great deal u thought
1 ati not 80 q Portland an baae-
ball business As far a. the report
about Vancouver roWiHE inta the
league " eaae~furd I azn SAY !
knew nothing about a. I hsxen's
bssn 10 Vancouver uor near 4sre,
AnY stories ~ thls time saae#snsns
the Neyth~ estesn league are dFty
eamfa aafes. . - Hothtn9 has henA
pissaFsd one Map Or The other
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
CANADIAN BANKER

HYrun v Walker. general man
axer Of tho Canadian Bank Of Con-
meFcr. Ia In the city. the locaI
bfAaeh being an important giafg y
bis western %iatiuenAry
Mr. Waiksr - enthusiastic over
the commercial growth Of Seattle
AMI It's possibilities for the future.
and believes the lumber and min.
efai wealth % the state an almos,
inralcaiahls aeest 81 itn prosperity
Before returning 20 Tornntn. Ar
Walker will visit Portland ard San
Francisco. where the hauk has
branches
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18

The finals Of three Of The most
important stakes OF The National
~eonraing meet we're run yesterday
a Hot springs. n y The Water.
loo Gun vas won BY Mr Blue. owned
.hy Tunkin & aaundera. Of butte,
Mont The Waterloo plate VAS won
bf Lord Blake. the property OF J.
r narlles. Of Denver, and Tonkin
a Saunders Wild Qua took the Wa
tsflao purse Of $1,000,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18

Walter J Travis. OF the Garden
CITY Golf club. gave Chen n byera,
81 pfttsburR. the present national
tile holder. one Of tho %nsfereht De
fsatn that the letter has sustained
In several years In "a dehaie con
teat al the MYnpa Hunt club yes
al Hamilton. Mass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18

yale and Princeton fought II out
again for this Years team cham.
pionahlp honofs Of the ihtercollr.
.riats Golf association ON the Gar.
den city clubs links yesterday al
Garden CITY !. /. and Yale Won
- 20 a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18

OAKLAND oct ts Ia a keff
pear game yesterday The o4klanll
team beat the Seattle team BIZ h
secure OF . Ga 5 The seattle had
finished fast hut could not nafall
the Commuters
aarvin had silently ~ speed bur
started out ufanE with a apfG bal
which hs could not control Wheel
he slarksued down The n4Mann
bunch landed good ana plenty
Mekuna waa put out 9f ~
game for w%rnnHiiug With nfffiek
team to the bad.
The score
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18

haa Ats Nkkafs t~iaashptaaf harn.
Use hl}a nritaaailaE FFaNa Nfat tam
~ haiist halls eff Jarvis Al aH Hpkiua
atfftfE aaf ~ BaFFin - t~tnfaaina
a ~ iEFeffaaa Nf 10 WfEksf kaEs
it, keft nsuhta HaIa Nfaeeas = 80
laH - t~ffitmHus2. harsfns e. FfsHrEs
So Hsltiaafisf fasssa tan ifaEkslf mas
e sane ~ Nu5Rafs nsffifk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
SPORTING DOPE

Football games at tho II" VIII
this aoaaon be- played on the campus
inataad OF IT the Meadows Trans
partailun being inadequate At the
latter place. Il given as the ronaon
for making the change
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
Attention, Meat Eaters

The CITY HALL MARKET. 500
'Thtfd ave. near YCslsr way. sell
pot rossta GO 10 SC 10 RsN Hams.
ice 70 ioln steaks. t2c: round. iec,
aus RIB steak. J HIS Tor sse. homo
rendered lard. lie 10 Phone your
craer-M Jtas Ind 1854
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18

Mr. o " Hoieonab announces 70
his friends snd patrons that he viii
hereafter be found selling high
grads draft horses IT o ~ Holcumb
Co sales stables. auccrswpfs 20
Ioliffr a. Co. I3ia Western ave 90"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18

A. Annapolis yesterday 81 Johns
college proved eaay for the midahip.
menf Ia the annual football contest.
the sailor lads pon by tho ol
Is % o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18

Rsfere the battle MeGoywra waik.
Ell over 10 carh@tss corner ama
said m yuu itek me toulghs IN
tabs off MY hat 10 you. BAT ! want
ysu 70 act square and ught a fair
fight
with a grin coFbetf said ~AIl
right
After the ruix@ap Carbesf walked
over TO Meeaxsfn's rufner. took
the others sioxed hand and the two
snfllngiy congratulated each ether
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
The MARKETS


NN1FtabfNN
purssns. iw0n h~sl oshu.Fs >. -
gss s ~. ,assa 80
Is s-.s. ~ - is ee,s, .ss-.s
s.sa1n s.s,ss 80
-apsss isn sas Fisut fAe0s gsmpsins
t.uie tsnao aeens psr @eA ia
Ftaua
ran.aas nuot . o. = 80 y. w.nat-
rhse afufsx. w. - taunus
hss ftas fsnI i~ - ho1 - eeoe
isp crate titf4LH esntsioarss q fa1l.
arEls~. bes. uafiF@. br8N oraVehsi~ina
81. Go s,ab .ss ~ =
arniss sen nafifs rIuass tax @or&
sfsP4a. Tnssrs tas. o. nei ~ ms@ afa
tl1 tiarA. SIS. Asisss. rs eaarasas
esaa
umrr1n ranch. Ha4s Eastarn. asaa
Butter ard Cheese
washiaEtan cFsamrFr taitsr per % wc
s's.s fs,.h s,ls p 70 e Es''ssn
sh.s... wissaas.a .~ins II Gs via
cansiu Yoans Am-fiean ifsc anhufssF.
10 q nee cream hftcA ehss=s - ~.
Eastsrn storage tah butter. aasfe
Poultry.
I've GA shiekeHs pr N r. hrail
ars. ia9Ifr spftna fa9ifci I've tufksys
n. SO ~ dressed ssr M III tigs
dafks per o. r. fnasisrs sa4tRe
Live stock
Wsthsfs. sheep. Pc ~. fA sNea ~.
H. steers paf p ~ coNH. 70. ah4ic.
calves. per ~ te1ei lambs. per hsaa. ia
Meats
steers. NJ. sisd =. COWS N. ta4Ha, veal
per b.. fI1N mHffun. lh. sfaaaH npffnr
lamh. psr 10, faatsci dressed hsgs. 10.
tee.
Fish.
Schooner hailbats per ~, fAos steamer.
/ -. pr IA. a.. salmon irnuf. nsf b..
untte. chinook saIHaen. ~ e. nauni~rs.
m a. coles. lh. e. f1eh col. paf 3D.
g.. shfimpa, per ~ taiea. silver smsIts,
\ - p.S salon. liass Bun .sas.. s,ass'
10 u rcd saapars. tagc clans per
safe. fisoi sturE-on. per u. i1ftes cat fish.
pei u. t9cl frozen shsd. per u. Itc.
Hay and Fsedstvfrs.
Fssfsfu Wash timothy ten. 80. Pu.
act Sound. Ton, tia4tf alfalfa. ton. t18t1.
vhsst haF 80 per ten Eastern Washias.
ton cats. N ton Puget Sound oats.
~ ton. whole corn. 90 PEI taa. cracked
corn 80 Der ton feed meal. go Der t0a
miadlinHs, 81 per ton. "a cake. tEsdN Der
ten bran pet ton III shorts. per tgn sIsi
chopped feed, psf ton. 81 oats ton. 500
ta8
Lime and Cement
Portland cement. imported, per Dbl. a. Is,
Portland eernsnt. California. per bbL n
less TO- for returned bags plaster paris
bill. NfBi lime, San Juan q Roche liar.
Dor bhL tL@. IRE brick pr ~ SO pias
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
Oriental Billiard arIOrS

1913 Third av. a Esntlemsn'a re-
sort. For a quiet game go there" 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18

er aud IL very faa, and shifty lie
boren rtght IN and isnt afraid of
punishment lie uses his feet better
than sny young man Ia the ring To.
daY
Aud At all Time his mltts are an.
der the direction nf his clear head
lie has but one fault ana that II his
~cakeruess 60 land q knockoat
Ills faVofite blow Is the low
hody aud he reaches the solar
pleaua with ease Ills sind II per.
feet and hc has a bully heart There
liant very much that ! can teach
him and guarantee that his father
viii be agrceshly surprised when
the lad goss home at T~hauksEiv'
ing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18

BOSTON. Oct ts-kermlt Rooas
welt. SECOND san OF the president
uooa beginu 90 take hard lessons In
boxing from Kid BFyson, the clever
lightweight nDaon has already
aonned the mltts for a couple OF
trials with Kermit
IL la too had he h the presidents
son. says Hrs son. "for the rims has
host a corker Young Roosevelt u
a husky youth. already a t1a pound
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
Hay ard Esedstufrs.
Limo and Cenent.

Portland cement. imported, per Dbl. DMi
Portland eemsnt. Caiifornia. per bbL o.
less TO- for rsfurped bags plaster paris
bill. 81 Isl lime, San Juan q Roche Har.
Dor. bbL uM, fire brick. pr n $50 pias.
tsnpe hair. yer ID. Sc. mstai lath. Ger yard
beNisa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18

II the final tNa rnuads hanofn
we're about evenly divided both
Wets crazy to land a Knockout blow
aud danced N ard cut among the
shower OF fists with never = stop
for anything i.tkn funnefa "
tsoked as though they we're trying
20 reach the taee 81 the fnlzh COM
pleteiy lead. aaa they raced with
abandon tii tha las bell pat = stop
tn th- slaughter
csfb~tt fought Nith sitognther ton
much weight which caused mwch
Of his distress throughout the
battle Terry locked 20 be IN the
mink Of condfftau.
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Wear Brook, Haas. 1851 snd ave
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the CLUBS .
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
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Csrhsu Maoes -

In the sccond. eoFbett wated IN
ana sluawet tire ether q terrific
crack with his rixht catchinE him
ffii unan M chin ana puttins him
% the boards tul the count Il nine,
Rising McIuNsrn rvsotted 20 a
elinch. during Whiuh be pat a cash
over the other = eye whieh speuted
blsSa and whIeh before the End az
the duel covered tho tive With tho
I'D from head 10 foot
II the third Corbsu began 10
push things ia earucsL SNiusinE
right and lee. ~ misssd his mas
siuae after time. finally tindiag his
destination with Biz ftEht. and
sticking his trade mark ever tho
Irishman's sltaumsr, The fourth
round ~as winding rnr beth fhs
fshtsra There MAS blood a-pieniy,
bdndinx cafh~krs damaged eye,
ard the nghtluk VAS all ID Teddy =
fkvor Both men had their troaelss
brsafhtns and the wiad. coming
hard sang aud Nhlstled through
their teeth.
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FIGHT
Los
Mc6Oyern- Corbett Fight
Results in No De-
cision - Bloody
Scrap.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct Is Six
rounds 81 lightning hrulzlns char
aeterized the short So hetwr cen
Teug NcUovern and Young Gorhets
at the National Athletic club last
nishJ This battle was wonderfully
evenly fought. and when the bell
sent the scraReets TO their CORNERS
faF the last time. It was q toss up
as % ~hose damase had been che
greater
Never has IS bloody a nghf BEEN
Witnessed hy tbe fans OF the Quaker
city t1ata au1 lcEs and head
worked On shaepest unisnn and de-
Nafeas of the taauiy ART went crazy.
The first rouna vas a continuous
gix far Terry. tie decided to tRkr
10 chances. aud The f0atWefk ne
reelea ofr would have nsde the
pedal operations % any ether RUS
artist look Hka the Rock % AGA