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Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-06
EMERYvILLE ENTRIES
Emeryville entries for todov -,

FIRST RACE-5k furlongs. selling.
year-0id maidens-Azusa, 100; Galveston
lah' IL; Korsilany, 104; +Krtfka. 1o7. Az
9na, lO9; Bushthorpe, liz; fBanellen ns 1os.
iooi 6ona lO9; Induna, 109; Tonic, i12: Doran
lO9; "Cleniencia, 104. Noi"n'
SECOND RACE-Futurity course q
year-olds and upward; sellineME No
Brattain, 1O9; Tim Harst, los; Silver sTa M
@ Sure ITase; ioa s iU1; David Boland los; Cock
THIRD RACE-7 furlones. saline. .
year-olds and upward--LittIe Gregg 1oS 7.
nellowstone, liz; Watchful 10S. 1TaTs, ~
Ward l4 'De Grammont, 1O4: Alma RnH,
lOoi DR.. Rowell, 1O9; Capt. Burnett p1s. I1ss
Dora Dora Il t6o iCg; wv. b; Gates. 1O9; sWneat.
FOURTH RACE-1 1-16 miles. Saline. .
year-olds and upward-Flsher Bov los
Gov Davis, 95; 'Dewey, 1O2; Huston ii9S i9S
Tarp, 100; "Mai Lowry, 9S. -'''
FIFTH RACE-1 mile and 80 varSs
selling; 4-year-olds and upward-MaSrane ne
lW; sWatercure, 102; Pickaway. 107. Dr.
Shorb, 107: Duelist. 107; Fury l0T. Fas
toso, 107i Sinner Simon, 1O7; invader io7
Loves Labor, 107. -V'
SIXTH hAcE-Futuritv course. nurse.
mares 3-year-olds and upward-Deiaqoa
107; Lotus, 106 Gossiper, 107; Tavora' 105
Laura r. M, 107; Sugar Maid, iO6 Ban.
posal, 1O2; Southern Lady. 1O2; Pachuca,
'Apprentiee allowance.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-06
j. S. c. PREPARES
FOR THE CINDERS
TRACK MEN ARE WORKING
DAILY AT UNIVERSITY
Holmes Has Good Array Of Talent,
with sprinter Parsons in the
Van-class Meet Occurs
Thursday Next

! No sooner had the pigskin warrior
ceased to mingle his visage with uni
| verslty real estate than the lightly
clad aspirant for track honors was out
prancing around the field, and in spite
of the weather mans worst he has
kept steadily at it.
The Methodists are enthusiastic as
regards the coming track season. With
such men as Parsons, Richardson and
Comstock as a nucleus they feel confi-
dent of making at least good show
ing.
Already plans are on foot for a big
interclass meet to be held on the u. 5.
G. cinder path about December IL. This
should prove a holly contested affair,
particularly in the weights and jumps.
Richardson, last years ,nterscholasttc
champion, is leading all comers so far,
but by a narrow margin. Comstock,
Haigler and Custin will probably make
1t hot for the Santa Paula giant during
the entire season.
In the distance runs Kitten, Estopy
and Lennox are showing good FORM
Parsons will lead everybody in the
sprints, with Cree, Cooper and Thomp-
son close up. Leonard, new man,
who comes with an eastern reputation,
is trying for the SS0-yard grind.
The men who have already signified
their intention or entering lHe lHseC
next Thursday are:
Sprints-Cooper Cree and Curl
Long and middle distance-Estopy,
Lennox, Nordahl and Kitten.
Hurdles-Elliott and Comstock.
Weights-Richardson Comstock, Gus
ton, Heigler and Carmichael.
Jumps-Comstock, Heigler, Munson
and Richardson.
Pole vault-Comstock, Richardson,
Wirsching, Cudl and Montgomery.
This latter event bids fair to be more
hotly contested in the first local meet
than in any other contest the season.
At least three of the men have done
over 10 feet inches in former meets.
Richardson has a record of II feet 3
inches. but Comstock, who has repeat
edly defeated with ease the best of the
southern colleges and who is splen-
did athlete and game to the core. is
rounding into fine shape and will make
it very interesting for the interscholas-
tic record holder.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-06
THROOP REFUSES
TO PLAY SERIES

Considerable disappointment was
manifest yesterday when Throop Poly
technic school OF Pasadena decided
that It would not be best to
play another academic football series
with Los Angeles high and Los Angeles
Polytechnic schools for the Southern
California championship.
Previously 1t had been arranged that
owing to the fact that no one Of the
three institutions might claim the title
a second series should be played, but
Throop, after mature reflection, arrived
at a different conclusion.
The past season was a stirring one
among the academies, as each of the
three leading elevens made strong
showing. Los Angeles Polytechnic was
defeated by Throop, which in turn
bested the Los Angeles high school
boys. The local high played fast ball
against u. S. G. and st. Vincents and
as the situation was cn unsatisfactory
one 1t had been practically agreed to
play at least two more games
Throop's disinclination, however, will
prevent further contesting on the grid
iron, and no team may justly claim the
championship.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-06
RESULTS At NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 5.-Fair
grounds results:
Six furlongs-Kemp Ridgeley won,
Henry Bossworth second, Jack Hardy
third; time liza 4-5.
Six furlongs-Lucullus won, Cannon
ball second, Woodclaim third; time
1:14 AS.
Mile and a ixteenth-Missouri Lad
won. DR.. Spruill second, Florizel third;
time 1:47.
Five. and a half furlongs-Glamour
won. Rebosie second, Lady Henrietta
third time 1907 1-b.
Six furlongs-Allowmaise won, Gold
Circle second, Maize O'Neill third;
time l:14 2-5.
Mile and three sixteenths-Padre
won. Safety Light second. Gladiator
third; time 2:05.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-06
HANDICAP WILL BE
FEATURE THIS AFTERNOON
BY IRVING b. CLEMENT

Secretary Boden has provided one of
the best cards of the meeting for this
afternoon AS the horses are weighted
close finishes and good sport should
be the result.
The steeplechase race, the first fix
ture, brings together nine timber
toppers. Tom Cogan won his only
start here in such an easy fashion that
If again ridden by Warnke should be
returned the winner.
Cazador has a pull in the weights and
will be favored by the fast track, but
will have to run to his best form to
beat the top one.
Atlantico is schooling well. but is
unreliable, as he sulks. Gene Hand
lon and DIR. Logan are both schooling
well, but are inexperienced when it
comes to racing over the obstacles.
Should finish: Tom Cogan, Cazador,
Atlantico.
Bill Curtis will probably make it
five straight in the second race this
afternoon. He practically beat the
same horses before.
J. F. Donohue ran a better race than
the chart shows, as he was ridden all
over the track.
Azora has speed and should have
no trouble to beat out Uncle Henry
for the show money.
Eleven 2-year-old maidens may face
the starter in the third race and pick
ing the winner viii depend good deal
on the rider and racing luck. Louise
Fitzgibbon, Elancer and Prosperity fig
ure best on form and workouts. Would
not be surprising to see them finish in
the order named.
Boden got in some fine work on the
handicap. He assigned Oarsman top
weight III pounds and Woodsman, the
light weight, 92 pounds. Oarsman is
a strapping big horse and should carry
his burden to victory closely, pressed
by w. H. Carey, who is a rather slow
beginner
A. Muskoday has always shown a
liking for the Ascot course and might
beat the top two.
The balance with their light weight
will be knocking at the finish.
Better make the race Oarsman, w. H
Carey, A. Muskoday.
Pirate Polly can run better on a
fast track than In the mud. In her
last race she sprawled badly. Jack
Kercheville has been working well. SO
has Kinsman. The latter is a slow
beginner. Mazapan has a world OF
early speed but never showed any,
thing at mile. Van Hope ran two
fair races here and will be right with
| the leaders at the finish.
Pirate Polly should catch the judges
eye first, Van Hope second, Jack Ker.
| cheVille third.
On his last race Elmdale. who was
away none too we'll. looks the pick OF
the sixth race This Is a better coll
than he has shown. st. or ran a cred.
table race for the first crack out OF
| the box and should improve CyclOpi
should be a contender all the way
| Ray Egan and Big Store are doinf
| well IN their morning trials
Elmdale should beat ST, Or, who 4
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-06
FAvOR|TE WINS
At EMERYV|LLE
BY Associated Press.

by Associated fTeSS
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 5.-Today
was favorite day at Emeryville, the
close priced horses running true to
form, except in the sixth, when
Lucky" Baldwin's Lisaro had little
difficulty in taking the money from
Ruby.
The feature event, the Filtration
handicap for purse of $1,000, was
easily won by Proper, the odds-on
choice from the stable of w. B. Jen-
nings.
Five NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. III (Earn-
shaw, 13 to 10, won; Sam Barber 103
(Graham), 16 to 5, second; Sam Nc
Gibbon SO (BrusselD, go to 1, third.
Time 1:01 1-5. Grace G., Utica, Plaus-
ible, Golden Sentiment, Christmas Tide
also ran.
Mile and an eighth-Orchan 1O7
Davis, 2 to 1, won; Benvolio ITO
(Robinson), to 1, second; Graphite
1O7 &C. Miller), IL to 1, third. Time
1854 1-5. Lazell. Bonar, Ellie, Infiam-
mable, Byronerdale also ran.
Mile and one eighth-Ray 107
CWalsh), to 5, won; Chestnut 110
IT: sullivan0, 8 to l, second; Bearskin
107 (Leeds), 10 to 1, third. Time 1:55.
Little Joker, Thaddeus, Lone Wolf,
Glen Rice, Pay Me. Trapsetter also ran.
Mile and one sixteenth, Filtration
handicap-Proper 12O (BrusselD, to
8, won Rubric 107 (Sandy), 13 to 5,
second; Blue Eyes los CA. Brown, 20
to 1, third. Time 1:46 3-5. Lubin, Mar
tinmas also ran.
Seven furlongs-Lustig 110( Sandy,
10 to 10, won; The Mighty 10 (Knapp),
2to 1, second; Serenity 107 &C. Miller),
100 to 1, third. Time 1927 3-5. Mimo,
Metlaklata, Cloche dor, Sacredus,
Sheen, Reeves, Elwood also ran.
Six furlongs-Lisaro 108 (Williams),
5 to 1, won; Ruby 109 &c. Walsh),
to 5, second; Ethel Day 100 (Leeds),
to 1, third. Time 1:13 1-5. Aaron
J., Royal Rogue, Hector, Woolna,
Huerfano also ran.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-06
CONSTABLE INTERFERES
WITH BOXING PLANS

Constable Jack Adams and his depu-
ties spoiled little fistic program which
had been arranged to occur at Dodge
vile last night, when he ordered the
ring tent to be taken down.
Fifty or more Los Angeles devotees
of the sport went out last night with
an idea of watching Jesse Fitzpatrick,
a negro featherweight, box the Alham-
bra Kid. 1t had been anticipated that
the bout would be stopped, and Adams.
upon his arrival at Dolgeville, sum-
mariIy put an end to the proceedings.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-06
FLYNN-SULLIVAN
MATCH is OFF

The Flynn-"Twin" Sullivan match,
which Manager McCarey thought he
had cinched yesterday, was declared
off last night when Jim Flynn tele-
phoned from San Diego that he could
not prepare in the specified time.
McCarey will now endeavor to match
George Gardner and AL Kaufman If
AL can be persuaded to come to terms.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-06
DECIDES DECISION IS RIGHT
BY Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-The board of
review OF the National Trotting asso-
citation today decided that the gold
challenge cup offered by the Memphis
Trotting association at Memphis In
missed.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-06

turn should come under the wire ahead
or Cyclops. Montalban will hardly
start after his hard race yesterday.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-06

posts to
Overweight
70 SNOW Choice to show. Mlshora closed
fast
of Amnad liked at sta
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-06

Cromwell, the property of the Antrim
stud, will be sold.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-06

lgL to
q. w.
suddenly
m
shed bad Ixte nthnnt
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-06

to
b.
easily yiso to
allowance
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-06

- THIRD RAcEl mile; s-year-olds and up; selling.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-06

'Z sEcoND RAcE--7 furlonss. for ali lsgesi purse.
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roURrH RAcEs furlongg: g.year-oIas and up: sslng

Tme2t to
b. rood
to pace1 to shov
afs CLOSING strides Latter under hard drive all final hh finished
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-06

35 FIFrH RAcE-s furlongs s.year.ods and up: selling
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-06
HERALD ASCOT FORM CHART

ASCOT PARK, g-sIxTH DAY. weather clear, track
'. hamilton, presiding ludget y. Hoffman, starter
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-06

81 FIRST RACES furlonss: a-year-olds; selling
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-06
ASCOT ENTRIES

FIRST RACE-Handicap steeplechase;
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against new public school building.
When that popular widower will
marry the beautiful young lady.
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ABOUT THE "BLUES"
What Is known as the ssBiues'
Is seldom occasioned by actual exist
ing external conditions, but in th {
great majority of cases by disorder.
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TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE.
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ALTON" DIVISION OFFICE
AT MEXICO, MISSOURI.
A New Mexico Railroad Official is
Transferred Here From Blooming
ton.
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Bunches, eruptIons, infammations. sore
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bones, rickets, dyspepsia. catarrh. wasting,
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II is very active evil. making havoc Of
the whole system.
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and builds up the whole system.
Accept no substitute.
WHATS DOING IN AUDRAIN.
Made During the Pas,
Year by all Railroads and Ex-
press Companies From ALI Sta
tions in the County.
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the Passenger Department q the
Chicago & Alton Railroad will be- rep
resented by a division passenger ageut
at Mexico. The territory Of Mexicos
new railroad official will be the entire
lne OF the Chicago & AlioI Railroad
IN the State OF Missouri aud a good
part Of the Atoms principal conuect;
ing lines in the state.
Mr. o. f. Williams, Division Pas
senger Agent Of the Chicago y Alton
at Bloomington, ~ill be transferred 70
Mexico and have bis office 10 the new
Chicago s. Alton depot after Ma, lst,
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oUNTY, MISSOURI.
THE LEDGER DOLLAR.
The Mexico Ledger Dollar Circulates
Among Home Merchants, Show
ing Quick Results When
Home Institutions Are
Patronized.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-21
SEND THANKS
TO SWEENY

The cathedral building committee
having IN charge work OF raising
funds to deffay the expense ~ erect
Ing The new Catholic odlfice IN this
city has sent an especially prepared
card Of thanks TO Charles Sweeney
uf Spokane for the so 900 which he
contributed recently The sentiments
Of the committee are engraved on
a heaY. wedding plate paper folder
which also bears the fac-simile els
natures 81 the members
This memorial. which IL signed BY
Edwin J 0Dea. bishop Of Ncsqual.
~. J - fafrul. chairman. John n
AFen. Daniel kellehar. Is Bail.
largean Philip y Kelley. George
Doueorth. William plggo,t and J.
= AHnew. secretary. reads AZ FOL.
lows
silaar Sir We. the members Of
the cathedral building committee. Of
Seattle. beg ia Acknowledge the re-
eeipi. Through bishop UDess. nf your
generous Kifl Of go goo to the build.
Ing fund aud We desire by this 10
e&pfens 10 you our sincere apprccih-
ton 81 the Well known charity aud
public spirit which has prompted
you 70 iaueh lhefaiiiy toward the
efeeiioa Of a cathedral that not only
the diolk'ae. but tho whole cnmmun-
~. mpE. we'll be proud ~ Your do
natfoa Fhaa greatly facilitated the
saRfl peafk. and may God bless you
aut yuiffa fnf IT,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-21
INNOCENT
THEY SA =
SECOND INVESTIGATION coNvINcEs POLICE CAP.
aTAINs THAT PATRoLMAN HELMS DID NOT
ROB HANS HANSEN-HELMs GIVES HIS YER.
SION

second Investigation has been
made Of the charges OF robbery pre-
srrsd by Hans Hanson against
rn Helms and Captain Willard
enee more states positively that he
i certain tina, Helms is absolutely
The explanation Helms gives 81
,hs robbery ls that Hanson was
ssunk and asleep In the restaurant
a me time Of the alleged robbery
IA mad bis hands In his pockets and
uesa Helms icrkcd them out. ~ the
laitw claims a quantity ~ silver
rht,h was in Hanaona hands Was
hroaght 10 the table although NO
sa,a Was la sight
Helms SAYS that ho asked the Jap
,Ae amount ~ The bin and showed
NJ equta toward him ia payment for
pansons meal lie then dragsca
me man into the street aud told him
y 20 home or take chances % hclns
arrested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-21
New Town on
Beautiful Lake

what promises 10 be the nucleus
OF a thriving community aud a
beautiful summer. home suburb IL
the addition just placed on the mar
kot 2lh miles north % The city by
Fred y Sander. real estate dealer
and electric railway promoter. OF
room A C0imAn building The adj
dillon. which ~ named Allendale. Is
situated on the shore 81 Alien lake
formerly Bitter lhkel. one 81 the
prcttieat litile bodies ~ water In
the state. ard directly on the new
Everett iuterufbau car ilae. on
which ears are now IN operation
Mr Sander gives % each purchaser
~ a tract n years free tranapofta-
tion on the line thus making II
much cheaper az well 80 pieaanuter.
Go live az Ailrndale than ia the city.
and in a comparatively short time
AllendAlo viii be- ous ~ the pref
tigst Ntile suburban home towns 80
The west Property In other nddl-
tlons along the lntcrufhan une has
risen greatly ia value during the
last year and the same condition
win prevail In Allcndaie this year
Tho tracts are suitable for SUMMER
homes garden and chicken ranches
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-21
Explains This Also.

The commission was $50 aud
Helms collected half Of this amount.
aud told the realty men TO collect
their half Mrs stanley, Who sold
the party. refused 20 recognize
palrun aud wotau ia tho matter.
claiming that she had paid Helms
all The commission abe intended to
pay anyone. This. Heims SAYS. Is
the cause Of the trouble between
him and these men and the faunda.
ton 81 the charges they make
against him
As 20 the affair with Frank
Clancy. Helms claims that he mas
no reoolle.tlon Of having arrested
him at any time. although he may
have done ~. and In good faith.
Helms p0llee record during the
past alx years claim his friends. aud
his reeofd previous to entering the
fnFco has teen very geod lie has
never been ION the mat. has never
been the cause Of an Investigation
OF any nature until the present. and
has never even been teprlmanded
BY The sergeant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-21

NEWPORT. ". l.. Feb. 2i- Mics
Cynthia burke Roche. daughter 81
the Hon and Mra Burke Roche has
renowned her allegiance 90 KinE
Edward. having taken out her citi-
Esnship papera
This statement r. made IN cunnec
ton with tho announcement % her
engagement 20 Arthur Scott bur.
den, which WAS made public a fee
DAYS ago In New York.
Mlss Roche was entitled 20 the
uas OF tho titls Honorable" before
her name. her father being tho Hon
J. n. Burke Roche. a British sub
iect. Mlss Roche vas born IN Ems
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60 have taken place. The sergeant
was satisfied that lirlma had told
a straight story and 50 reported "a
hts superiora az headquarters
A Ia the deal between he and
Patron and Walou. the employment
agents aud real estate men. Helms
states that this was n legitimate
deal between the interested parties
and himself aud that the realty
men took nc part in the actual aaie.
although he did asreo 10 cut the
commission With them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-21
MERCURY CAUSE
OF DEATH

STOCKTON. Cal. Feb. 2f.-Mer.
curry killed James Barnett and his
Two children in this city last week
coroner sauthwafth has completed
an analysis Of the stomach Of Bar
nsft The tests showed conclualKe-
y that mercury Waa the cause Of
death
An Inquest waa concluded AZ noon
aud a verdict rendered finding that
James II Barnett died from the n
feefs Of mercury poisoning admins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-21
RAPID RISE IN
YORK REALTY

YORK Feb si~A recent realty
Transaction here illustrate. The rap
"a growth ~ this district Last
lunn Matm0 nursery bought if
acres near here for 81 Goo THIS
land NHa purchased BY 8 l.. Bow
man Ia isae from Robert Abrams
for sitaa Last week Mr Malmo
haid tbroe acres q tho least deair.
able # o. Too per acre
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Forgot FRS, Time.

Hanson then went 20 headquar-
..rs where he complained ~ helnk
hleksd ard abused by Helms. but
aid nothing about iosing his
waney. according 60 the police cap
sains The next night he appeared
Il headquarters again. aud this time
eAArra lielms with rohhine him
Ne toid Captain sullivan that he
Aaa been robbed of $50. bat re.
aaessi the ngurvs TO $50 when talk
ias 10 Captain willard, Il D. claimed
ne man. they say was drunk on
both OCCASIONS Nevertheless flelms
vas seat Tor and In company with
Sergeant Stuart be visited the res
taaYant where the robbery e said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-21

land. bot has spent the greater par
81 her life IN this country with hel
mother. Mrs. Fanny Burke Roche
who fouud 4 ~ hard 70 lise 81 -
90 a year Miss Cynihia'a Grand
father. Prank Workman. Of New
York. Il multl-mliliunaire. and
many OF hin millions will deareud
10 her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-21
BALLARD NOTES

BALLARD. Feb. 2i.-At the res.
ular meeting Of the Ballard council
last night bids we're received from
five Seattle firms for the new pump
20 be- Installed al the pumping sta
ton The prices ranged from 1913
10 $1,000. The bidders being the
Pacific Engineering company.
Charles C. Moore Co. Klibourne-
Clark Co and the ilathsidie aa-
chinery company The bids we're
laid over and will be considered By
a committee later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-21
COMING TO
WASHING

LOGANsPORT. Ind. Feb 81
Fully dozen ioRhnapOrt and Caaa
county families viii within tho next
month Or va leaye for Washington.
where They viii make their future
home They believe that the western
state offers better opportunities
than Casu county G. G. iiiil tray.
cling passenger agent Of the wis.
Conaiu Central was here making ar.
Judgements for the trip
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new SOUTHEAST
SEATTLE NEWS

SOUTHEAST SEATTLE. Feb n
The Southeast Seattle opera hail a
aeafinE completion II will b. tie
finest bah in The Rainier valley
The Volunteer Flremcu 81 Coium-
tia vii give IN entertainment here
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TO OPEN
TONIGHT

The church fair which IN 10 bd'
given ~ Mount Zion Baptist church,
for the benefit Of the now building,
will open tonight and cOntinua
through Thursday and Friday.
Tonight Is 10 be Tacoma night<
Tho opening address will be By
Licutenant-Goyernor Coon.
A large crowd II expected TO aH
tend the fair.
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bombafdcd temperance headquafs
tors, declaring that total abstinence
IL conducive to the revolution lie
also bonn barded a distillerY.
A raid on rifiia By the Tartafs l.
feared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-21
NEW AAT FoR A YEAR

II you buy your bat al the Seattle
Hat Factory, 1910 Second Ave. ~
will be kept blocked and cleaned
one year free II will save you
money and you will always have
a neat looking hat The new spring
stock. including the best 81 hats In
Seattle. has just been placed ofz
sale zee
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GENERAL ORLOFF
HAS KILLED 700

ST PETERSBURG. Feb. a Re.
ports Indicate that General orion.
Who was cent TO quell the insurrec.
ton In the Hattie provinces. has
shot over 700 FovolutiOnisls aud