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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
BASKET BALL
TEAM COMING
NEW YORK ASSOCIATION 10 ON
WAY WUsT-MAY ARRANGE
aAMEs IN SEATTLE.

There "a a strong probability
that the New York Basketball assoc.
citation. now an it's way west. viii
visit Seattle for a game before ita
return east 4 game With Spokane
han already been arranged fof.
Director Cook having come 10 an
understanding with the eastern as
ISOLATION some DAYS ago
The announcement that the Nov
York Basketball association Is on
ita way west and that II may stop
herr has naturally aroused "a great
deal OF interest among the lovers
Of the game here The New YORK
Basketball association IL one uf the
the United states. and a contest be.
tween It aud a local team will have
Art effect Of demonstrating the
relative strength Of the West an
against the East
some idea of how this city VIII
line up against the fasteners vii
be obtained from the outcome Of
tue game with SPOKANE The
directors Of the association Ia that
city Is iuhilaut over match aud
10 making great preparations for II
Thefs ia much now material In the
club which. combined With tho good
old reliable material left over.
should make formidable adFcf
kafy for the Eastern team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
RACES YESTERDAY
BALTIMORE.

FIRST rRec. aiovaN aixtuentha Of
mltr -Paauiulna. r. tMileHl, 20 q
1. won. Kiameaha. i0f. second 10
ale Hampton. i0f, third. Time
.isas IL.
SECOND race. three fo.fihn ~ q
mile Orphan Lad. iia tNeniaoul.
10 6. vun. Tudor. i07. second. Bot
anist. lib. third. Time. ia 81.
Third race. one and anesiNteenth
mlIes Jack Adams, ia2 ENGLAND
err. I 70 1. won. orion Robbie. ios
second Hue coat. 10. third Time,
los Ia
Fourth race. steepleehaae Berry
Waddell. 40 tRaol. I 90 I. won
Allegiance. lti second. Follow On
$50. third Time. ABS IL.
Firth race. eleven Hlxteentha 81 a
mile Reidmoofr. t0g tMoarei. to
N. won. Pleasant DAYS. i0s see
ond Winnlfrcd. 100. third. Time
.g502 H,t
Sixth race. ono mile Daisy ffoat
I0f walsh. 10 !, Won Aili
atone. iO1. second Money pdflis.
Too. third Time. los.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
LArosiA.
n II

riral race. thfeefourtha ~ mile
Henry .. iia &C. FISHERY ? a. &.
won. Gladiator. ils. neeondi feFnis
.Cfamer. itb. third Time. Astgt
Second race. threefaurthF 81 a
mlle-araea kimhah. - Geld.
stelnl. u 2. won. IeSulise. 100.
hoosnd. Tanager. t02. thifdib 'tinae,
.ffia. -
THIRD race. seven CiEhihai 81 =
mile Nat a.. 100 tAuaflui. 4 to 3.
wou: Noel. ~. second. Mamie AL
eni. 100. third Time. ! 30 u
Fourth race. one mile Meadow
unseae. 10 tMerfiaonl. 70 3. wan
81 Ioasph. VI. second, Hector ~.
third Time. 20 as
F1fth race. fhfeofourtha ~ a
mile ReYolt. 10 lAubachonl. 10
4. won salvage. IL. second. Audit.
or. III. third Time, ! AZ ID
ginth race. one mile i-erroaiefe.
log iAubaehuni. 10 woni Mcrr1
Hsile. 20, second. Atheaa. los.
third. Time. 81 -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
THE Market

win the Arrival Of eastern cram
berries today there was = Raise la
ths price ffalu tii To tlibQ before
C'hfistmas thsE viii be as high as
tisbe.
The California Commission com
pany received a nitpmeHi ~ 90 bar
ruia ~ Malaga grapes the first this
seaana. being imported direct from
spain.
The sKs mafket has reached the
soe mafk aud viii pfobahiY 50
highsf
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tau A consignment u choices - sst
patatess are selling fifm at as4e pet
peuni
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have not changed IA pflrea.
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Dont throw your ora clothes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
LOCK HORNS
TONIGHT

The first athletic meet between
Multnomah and the \ A & takes
place "a the Seattle Athletic clut
gymnasium chs eyening Nat and
ring contests vii be the features
Therc wtil BE- preliminary ho1inf
exhibition between Cildc keuYun
aud iorue neews AZ catch weights
around ilS pounds This. aa well ~
ether boxing matches. Nill inclnds
three uiuuta rvunda aud one min
nie restn Edgar Prank. 81 Multi
uamah. vii meet Hewitt uf the :
A G. en- the mat at $50 pounta
Frank Vance. 81 Seattle. viii wr-s
tle Montague. of MuitnomAh. at I1s
nnandS
The huxiaF exsnta include \ con.
test between DrauEa. ~ Nultnumah.
and Eddie Hope. Of Seattle. AZ 10
pounds. ana jones. % Nuitnumah.
and Kelly. Of Seattle. az tas pounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
CONTEST
OPENS TONIGHT

The opening contest fof the a.
nous lIpny medal viii be held 10
the gymnasium of the \ NJ {. A
this evening fuf two years this
trophy has been ven hY " , How
ard II he wina two ont of three
this year tho medal becomes his
permanent property. The contest
la Tor the allround athletic cham
pianshin Of The local \ NJ G. A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
SPARKS B0WLES
MATCH

"Kid+ sparks ~ Seattle aud Enes
How los of RoslYn all hos 10 Fuunf'
before the Franklln Athletic clul
Nay H. Boih boys are traiains
very hard and each one IL VEN con
fident Of winning
They will fight ~ les pognds
Kid" Sparks Tough, = draw viii
kid Morris last DuElih and pui
up a good appearances.
Enea nos los IL a hard little MAJ
AMI Is giving odds that he can pa
Sparks 90 sleep before 10 rounda
There viii also - tao fast pre-
ItnglnAfieA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
SPORT DOPE

The Albert Hansen cup viii be
PLAYED for tomorrow under the aus
pieces u the Seattle Golf club.
The ballard stars want football
games with any team averaging 20
pouada. For games phone ballard
6tt.
lack Johnson. the negro heavy
weight champion proved last uighi
al .aueaster Pa. ia q bot aiN round
battle. that Jim tefforda was not
In his class. white johnson came
out OF the battle perfectly frrah and
unharmed. 1rfforda was pretty vel
used up. ile bad one eye closed
aud very little wind left
Fighting Dick FitEkerald. Of
New Jefses. WAS kuockssd otli Ia the
senand round by nilA koche. OF
nozton. last uight At Calumet
Mieh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
jim CORBETTS
GOSSIP
cay JAS. ). eoRsurp

Written Especially for the star.
Los Angeles landed What prom
isua Ia be- the best fight Of the fail
season when the promoters Of the
southern California town secured
the nurna 0snuen battle fof
Thanksgiving night
These tWn men have been throw
inf q bunch Of hot words promiH=
cuonals around the country until
che public half believed that they
didn't mean "a do business Hut
upon tho offer ~ the Los Angeles
club OF a sl20bO purse both men
decided 90 come "a the font With
the goods. aud unless a hiteh occurs
the contest Ia now SURF 10 take
place
The rules 90 govern the battle are
very decisive. aud that Il viii be
fatr aud without elinehlng or de
iar Is shown by the demands Of
beth aud the aKreeument that upon
the first two failures of either 20
break at tho command ~ The te.
feruo the guilty ore ia to be warn.
ed A third uffvuae will mean the
decision 10 the other man
10th Onrien aud Burns are OF
the clever aud ahifty sort. aud a
lively battle should be the result
II both ara ia good shape | vii
be- badly mistaken u the contest
duoa not 50 the limit 30 rounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09

Young Corhett aud Terry Nc
Govern gave good account OF
themselves Ia their battle al fhiia
delphiA recently Many thought
that it Was prearfenEpd despite The
fact that Terri had rcpeatadl, said
that be would take a Euu into the
ring the next time he faced Cor.
belt. aud II the Denver boy tried
any uf hia dirty Remarks on him
again be would have 70 suffer tho
consequence.
Terry came very meas tshink
something cut 81 the ring Ia the
shape ~ a third defeat AZ tbs hands
OF Corhett In the THIRD round the
Denver lad crossed over one of
those cid time swings that brought
hlm the maneY un Two previous
aceaalaaa AID n the previous round
McGoynrn Vas fioored and took the
count
The battle should have been term
sd the hasheeu championship con.
tsuf both have gone 80 far back
that neither oould be taken scr
lnualy By the public That didnt
prevent them from diaplaYlnE al
article II psxiiirfu that recalled The
ruad old slam bsng dasa Of thcm
both when thxY wurs Va the hsYdAY
OF their championship esreNfa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
IS READY FOR
THE CONTEST
VARSITY rRAlNlNa ANo
EAGER TO MATCH IT'S
SIRE NoTa WITH WILLIAM
ETrE.

pesnlic the fact that the football
field Is a sea Of mud and water. the
u Of v team continues e. practice
dail,. realIslng. a. II does. that Il u
Go AZ az against uua Of the alittont
Kanos I'M Ils history tomorrow re
ina the day before the game. today
Is She last chance Tot practice kach
PLAYER feels the honor ~ the TINT
Vefsiti rests ON his ability Ia handle
his man aud every man knows he
viii oppose one Who Il master at
an the TRICKS nt football. Last sat
urday willamette held Fuseue
down tn a anore 81 60 O. and many
times the oroGen eoal was IN dan
ger Eugene un the other hand. de-
fcsled iiahoa last hunch ~ "a =,
ana the Varsity realiKcs that 10
score an the Metho8ists next Saiur
day means better playing than has
been done In Seattle this year
A Week Of signal Prac,iee.
The entire week has been given
up 90 running signals and trick
plays. the only consideration teinF
speed ronlghi the squad VII aEain
splash through the sea Of mud ans
water faster hy tag than IL ala a
VEGA ak0 on a dry field One thing
troubles the varsity fursytha ia
not in school Tits week The hiE
tackle from Port Townsend viii De
sadly needed % DO tho kcking VII
lametie. though net as strong AZ
the University OF Oregon ca kick.
inr. nevertheless = 10 welcomed
VITA The progress % the team has
been remarkable. but some feel that
even that Is not enough to balance
the line riprinE pluRges OF f'ulihack
Raaar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09

Manager slattery to-day circulated
n stirring letter 20 the students.
calllng upon them 60 respond and
hack their team IN a whole soulcd
fashion Enthusiasm already runs
high. aad is h confidently expected
that the i.t0o students Of the col.
ieEe will b on hand. while the eN.
IRA car service that will b. provided
will amply accommodate the down
town crowds Il VIII probably tau
the ability Of the college police 90
handle the hig crowd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
aGAvs HORSES soR sALE.

o ~ tlnlFoulb ca have Just re-
eslvsd n eariazd 81 heavy draft
hnrurs whirh wIn be nold AZ th~sf
Gales stables. tzls Wsstsrn A.. hsin
isfi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
johnson Optical Co.

Rnsn A. Times Building. corner
fnd az. ant uhioa Casa ef crsastt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
After Supper Specials
Placed On Sale at s O'clock

lone lot Of Fourln Hand i .,s,.
worth up to soc, for..'' lss
!. ''s''' .,....13e
az 4..ss.s,#s#=. .ssss "A
BOYS Suspeuders, pair, ~, -
Is dozen white cups ana sau'
az s#ssas.ss.s $500 ts's -. ~
isc Fancy Glass Fruit BOWS .s'., "
l0c dozen Polished Table ia a,s
iofs s..s..sts.s....ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09

Tooth Brushes In assorted STYLES
regular loo quality, after six &c
Extra large Bananas. at per
dozen ......ss,.....t.,..,2 roc
Boys heavy BIB Ovcralls, SOC
kind. for ........s.......3 zoe
Buster Brown Sweaters. sf-75
Naioe ..ssss-+..s.s.. Sd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09

T3I WoFNenh Foaes
Women,s Fast Black Cotton
Hose. good quality. all sizes.
worth loo pair, after six Zoe
tse CASTLE Soap we
White CASTLE soap. long bars.
extra quality. worth i5e. ait,r
tiN ..t...t...t.st.. lsc
Fancy new Figs. 3 lbs for 25e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09

Dont throw your of1 clothes
swsy Have them cleaned 60 look
The new at the Pantorfam. Hais
fc&a sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-09
In the
Grocery
Dept.

Saturday may
veil BE- called
bargain day. for
never tefore
have such Also
luta bargains
been put within
the reach Of Sc
atfles m o 81
thrifty house
wives.
: large boxes fof
only ~ zoe
1 pound paek
are extra Tine
uaff starch AT
....... &c
Large package
geld dnst fSc
Or Price =
Fooi n package
$50. &c
Regular aoo ~
a J Coffee 20 40
at a pound 2Jc
8 pounds, @f.V
Fancy Cream
cry Butter. rogu
lar Sbc. nj a
pound 2gc
; cans Sweet
Corn ... 25c
? cans extra
fine Tomatoes
..ss 25c
The best KIT.
percd Salmon In
the city at a
pound Zoe
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-10

within that limit there are no fewer
than forty principal shafts from
1000 to 2.4OO feet i'm depth be.
sides many smaller and less import
ant developments and prospects. I'm
dcrground there is a network of
drifts, cross cuts and galleries, fire.
quently intersecting each other and
connecting the deep workings of diff
forcnt mines IT Is estimated that
there is more than 500 miles of such
underground excavations. The out
put from this single hill is upward OF
$4,000 tons of ore day, yielding
more than 10000 tons of refined cop
per month, exclusive of gold and
silver, which is fully 50 per cent.
larger production than any other
cupriferous district in the world.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-10
EARS UP AGAINST
YELLOW FEVER

Second Lieut. Noble J. Wiley of
the 5th infantry, who was taken
from the transport Sumner At Ha-
vana on Saturday. suffering from
yellow fever, has been pronounced
out Of danger. AS precautionary
measure against yellow fever. Gen.
Bell has issued an order that Amer
lean officers and privates be not
permitted to reside i'm the denscly
populated portion of the city. Infan-
try street, which marks the begin
ming OF the suburbs, has been Sc
lected as the boundary line for the
prohibited zone
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-10
FIRST AID FOR
NOVELISTS

As he spoke to her there was i'm
his voice burst OF passionate re-
sentiment. She smiled derisive
smile.
He thereupon stood up to his full
height and lowered above her.
This would have disconnected some
girls. but not her. She let her eyes
drop.
He was startled out OF himself
She Immediately pulled herself to-
gether with n mighty effort.
Which made him lower his voice
to whisper.
She responded by tossing her head
i'm the air.
At this his heart almost ceased to
beat. But he superbly controlled
himself
AS she turned to leave the room
he instinctively followed her.
There was pause.
And a silence.
Saddened by his silence, a sight
escaped her ruby lips.
She had never been more radiant
than on that evening.
He remarked this to himself.
Suddenly he lost his head
At the same moment she threw
her head on his shoulder.
We will now leave them to them
selves.-Life.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-10

Butte hill, far famed as the richest
mineral producing spot in the world,
is an insignificant rise of land, not
over 800 feet above the river level in
the valley. 1t is, approximately two
and a half miles in length by two
miles in width and is an irregular
oval in shape. The richest ore pro-
ducing portion, however is centered
in space of about two square miles.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-10

Paul ID. Cravath. chairman of the
tenement house committee of the
Charity Organization society. de
clares that a close canvass shows
that there are in New York tene-
ments 100000 rooms that have II,
windows.
Through the muniicence OF the
widow of New York capitalist the
means has been supplied for the es-
tablishment of a magazine printed in
blind point type.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-10

The use of whiskey and other al
coholic beverages by government
or municipal employees during hours
of service is practically prohibited in
Belgium, with the result that drunk
enness is rarely met with in any
branch of the public service and new
er among railway employees
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-10

Nine. Melba said recently: amer
leans enjoy and appreciate grand
opera as much as do the people of
Europe. and ii my firm belief that
within a decade this country will
have developed singers and teachers
quite as great as those who claim
Europe rs their birthplace"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-10

There are 100000 beehives,
producing 1900 tons of honey. I'm
Spain, which is the second greatest
producer of honey i'm the world.
Germany, with 100000 beehives.
produces 10000 tons.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-10
through!

We're all ALBUMIN more or less fur
big or little stakes,
We keep a face that's smilin' an
conceal the heart that aches,
As We risk our time and money in
the hope OF ease or fame,
You dasn't show you've weakened
when you start to play the game
But now an then you miss it, IL may
be railroad deal.
Or some little hope you cherished
that goes wrong. and then you
feel
As sick an sore as If you'd been Ia
ken out an mauled.
I tell We, boys, it's awful when your
bluff
called!
Washington Star
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-10
Washington Star

Read the Daily Leader If you
wish to keep posted on the events
that are passing.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-10
BLUFFINc..

If mebbe in yer system there's "A lit
tie sportin' streak.
You'll understand the joy of which
I'm tryin' fur TO speak;
When you're kind o. losin' courage
an yer luck is runnin' hard.
An we hold bobtail flush an raise
and draw single card.
An 1t amt the card ye wanted. but
We don't give in-not yet.
But jes' keep on a raisin' till the rest
are skeered to bet.
You feel "A thrill OF pleasure sech as
comes to- very few.
Lies golden dream of glory when
blum
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-10
PROMPT Settlements.
Biueheld. W. Va. Nov. /. 1906
Mr.. C W. Moss. District Agent.

Distr
w. Va.
Dear Sr:-Please of the
travellers Insurance Company
payment OF claim under Accident policy
the life husband. George Belcher.
Mr. Beher accidentally
and
prompt adjustment of claims
settled inside
could desire
ling of
word the Travellers
Respectfully
(signed.) BERTHA
MORAL: n nc
GLANDS w MOSS, District Agent
ELKS BUILDING BLUEFIELD, w. VA
q H. IT,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-10

MAGNETIC treatment & Baths. Nine.
~ Smith, lis N 10, I'd a., r. :.
J-S65
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-10

Bankers Saving and Loan association
to Stanislaus Biga, lots II and TO-
block l. Burlington Centcr............S I 20
Charles r. Kent and wife to Andrew
G Busk. lot T. block ., Isaac &
Seldon's ....................,...,.. Ia
Charlotte Reynolds and husband TO
Edward Kelly, nlz lot II, block T.
PlainView add ................-.......... 81
Same 10 Edgar W. Meth, s1s lot IL,
block T. Plainview add. .............., So
William p. VOORHEES, and wife to i.
j. Evans nIa sel4 sen 30-15-l3... 49,. 100
August Grimm and wife to Fred
Grimm, So nwii and eia swA, and
other land, 23-l5-l0. ..................... Tx
Atlantic Realty association TO Jen-
ME Barber sc inches re-plat block
g. Bomis Park add, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
John w. Mcdonald. sheriff 20 Soren
Pasrnuseen lot 6, block II, Saunders
& Himebaugh's ......................... ;;
CITY n Omaha to ]. T. George, part
swiL sv-L l5-l5-i3. ...-.........-.........
boulevard ParF Improvement cont
Danv 10 city ~ Omaha, tract i'm tax
lot "A swi4 3-l5-l3. .................-...s -
John j Cornerford and wife 10 Chris
tena Ianden, tract edtoining Miami
street, nwh swl l0-l5-13. ,............ 10
Emma C. Johnston and husband 10
lanes r Bateman. lot 2. block Z.
Spring Lake Park add. South
A, ~. Collett and wife 20 Austin J.
Collett. lot /, block :, 70 V. Smiths
add ...s.'''sss..'s's.ss'''.'' -
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