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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-20
ALTERING THE
KINGS ENGLISH

Editor Advertiser After reading
your paragraph anent the London
press and the right of changing the
spelling or pronunciation of the En-
glish language, I came across the fol-
lowing, which I copy from a Chicago
paper and which appears to me not
inaptly to express another side of the
question:
The British press has opened fire
with every gun it has, upon the peace
maker of Sycamore Hill, for having
dared to swat the current photography
with his big pen-so to speak.
THE dog days seem to have put the
presidential mind in such relaxed
condition that he got an attack of
reform spelling, and issued a procla-
nation abolishing the English language
in the Federal Offices.
1T pleased Andrew Carnegie and the
little flock of people who, being idle,
have fallen into the mischief of trying
to slit the mother tongue-the Amer
lean public didn't seem to care much
about it one way or another-seeing
that the language had stood many
worse assault without, getting even
scratch, and that the President Is
palpably and ridfculously out of his
bailiwick when he tackles the spelling
book officially.
But the saving sense of humor which
males these little Roosevelt broncho-
nesses easy for the American people is
not present in the British editorial
mind. Hence the hostilities: and the
spitbails are flying at a great rate.
"One or two of the London papers not
only lost their tempers, but their heads
also. and cali America and Americans
hard names, because one of US has
stopped over, and in this trying wealth
er, too" V.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-20
Strange Happenings
in Hawaii.
THE FLORAL OFFERING

Latest advices from Honolulu bring
intelligence to this general effect:
Following a severe earthquake on the
island of Hawaii hundreds of dead fish
were thrown on the beach. They had
evidently been caught in a submarine
volcanic eruption, for all were boiled
and ready to serve.
This, we take Il, is only sample of
the phenomena which will be reported
from Honolulu during the next few
weeks, it being more than apparent
that journalist of the Kokomo school
has secured temporary control of the
correspondence bureau at that point.
So that we may as, well prepare our
HONOLULU, Sept. s.-Following a
severe earthquake in one of the neigh
boring islands, hundreds of crates of
eggs, part of a cargo bound for the
Philippines, were cast ashore. The &C
ton of the earthquake had scrambled
them, they were cooked by steam from
a submarine volcano and when gather
ed were at once served at the summer
tourist hotels along the coast.
Or like this:
HONOLULU, Sept. 1o.-Following an
earthquake in the Hawaiian group,
cargo of cows destined for Seattle from
Melbourne was wrecked off shore. In
little while the animals, with few
exceptions, were rescued from the an
CRY waves. Each of them has been
giving from four to five pounds of but
ter, with milk shakes on the side, ever
since
Or like this:
HONOLULU, Sept. 1e-Following
an earthquake in the Hawaiian Islands,
which was accompanied by violent
submarine eruption, consignment of
merchandise from Peoria, ILL.,, which
had evidently been discharged by a
passing vessel, in the hope that she
might more safely ride the mountain
Gus waves, came ashore along the beach.
Before 1t could be recovered by the
salvage CORPS a tidal wave returning
from one of the largest sugar plan
tations, swept over the hogsheads, com
pletely saturating them and CARRYING
them out to sea. They were driven
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-20

back again by volcanic stream and
landed high and dry in the interior. 1t
was found upon examination that the
merchandise had been transformed in
to delicious whisky punch, and large
quantities of it were served this even
ing at the dinner given to visitors from
Louisville at the Lava club.
And this is what we get for permit
ting the Kokomo journalist to take a
vacation in our insular possessions
Chicago Inter Ocean.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-15
THE NEW RULES IN
THE RAH -RAH CAME

Two unpirea ineamnn Win be the Officials
uueh Of the game has been shortened h ~ hlnA,a
The opposing will separated by the lehelh o'
ball which ~ tep fiat on The ground b4 inc
tnesmen have both feet both hands OF one lo ana
the apponF q OF within oat OF the line anu WIN
the exception three The forwards must sau
with both outside the outside foot If the man ne 10 .
making faire9ch player must alknai ~ t'ins
hts hand clearly over his head - $50,
PORTION 81 player CARRYING the Dali "Asep
onehoa the ground when IN The grasp VI an
opponent the ball IL down go. . 49,,
either teat may time out three times during hai
without penalty eueh call of Nme team VIII pe
peaased yards unless tho injured player be removed nom
the game ~
fiurdina O. prohibited = =.
Tho suappetback allowed have hq hands ana head e
! aide when he about paaH the ball
There be least offensive PLAYERS on me inc 'a
only OF the other players must po eNp'
Of The man q the end OF the line i.
None five viii be allowed 10 leave nc
line goes five yards back aud another player h
his place line No shifting 70 uyade this le VIZ DC 81
lowed t.,
Ono forward phas will be allowed each aohmnage provided
the pass made by who In the baefela whs 'F
pay started the ball touches the ground II s"e" 70
the defensive team
. A team mual Gain 10 yards n three downB 80
When the ball Is kicked am PLAYER the kicking md' vii
the ball touches the ground once inc u'
tpuehra the ground kicked further
player preparing kick goal after Touchdown AN h
allowed adjust the ball ia the hands ~ The holder
AAforna OF roaxhnesa have been eAshea A
praea provided When PLAYER disqualified Ills team VII
! iose half the distance 20 ita goil line
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-15

Charley Ward. f07. Eya fsef, i07
! Time. iHt tb
SECOND RACE Seven eightha
IT n mile Merry George. o. iaa
George Perry. i8f. Reuben. 81
Time. l2H
THIRD RACE Eleven Hixtecniha
If mile Betsy Hiuford ilt i92
Gracious. 100 Miss Martha. iH3
fime. J % 10.
TiflRD RACE Flge-oighihs Of "a
mile Loo Paul. f0t i0a. SIS HeH
ate. l92. Argurcr i05 Time. o2
its8
FOnRpH RACE one and one
niAfecnth miles Cleo Vivian, g..
100. sincerity Belle. %. Prestige.
ia8 Time. tzf7 -.
FifFH RACE one and one SID
teeufh mIIfa Bon slot 4E. -
cambridge. -. Steel Trap zoo
Time. a. Is.
SIXTH RACE Seven elrhfha of
mile uou funHo 90. lg1 Order
D.. 100. Hetieent 100 Time, iszs
.RA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-15
MIOUE FISHER IS
A GOOD LOSER

nate. following neeha as manager
Of the aacfumanfo team Soon after
taking charge ~ thu tale organ
nation BE- decided that a nginE trip
through the East Naa necessary @
quality him for the position. II
xas Miquaa tifst trip outside 81
the confines of California. lie load
81 himself up with ehoiea brand
uf hot air aud started out iiia Wild
ana wooly appearance attracted A.
trntlon. and be received consldera
tion al the hands Of enefEaiic space
Nfitrra
I liked those press notices. dc
ciared Miaue. IN talking OF the TRIP,
and thought mY friends here Nould
appreciate Mhat the EaNiefnrfa said
about ne ! mailed paper after
paper coast~atds. butseil, thel
nes 81 reached here
Mlaus waa norruNfui
AID he's VAS that. Mlaue = !
asked
Well. ron hnou that those Kafh
age cAns ia Chicago and elseN here
ioah eefy maeh IKE The reeeptarles
We mali pzpere ia here l had been
mailing those papers regularly Tor 9
week Of more. hnf enn tar street
sweeper beat me u The bot Niih a
ahoye ffai Of swsepingA. Then | not
nest"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-15
EXCITING GAME
Of BASEBALL
DISPUTED DECISION OF I'm
PtRE, SEVERAL FINES. AND
aoVae RULED OUT SOME oF
TaE CHAPTERS or INCL
DENTS.

The rame YESTERDAY between Sc
altlo ana teeua was 5 pitchers
battle between Garvln, the Seattle
tWirler and McUfeKoG Mike fieh
eu's latest hush ieaauc md The
game was suiiyeucd by a dianutni
decision in che last half q che
eighth lunlue which resulted in
capt noylc az the Fresno team b.
ina pat uut ct the game and Catcher
Eastwood hat Ing Sia taken eft his
SALARY toe showing contempt ~ The
umpire As windup Mike flHhrl
protested the ZANE
The trouble arnse IN this manner
Strpih MAS "a bat and had teu
strikes called on him. ile foulei
the next bail. which missed Dash
woods hands but struck him.on the
hodN and h. grabbed the ball before
tt fell ia the ground Umpire Der
rick refused 90 call the foul tip a
thlrd strikc. as Il would have been
had the ball hccn caught ia the uau.
al manner
Cant noyla made the trip IN FROM
center field in record time and be
Kan 10 explain deliberately to Der
rich what h. thought ~ HIS ability
rs an Interpreter of the rules lie
finally became obstrepcroua and q
Was the gate for his
In the meantime nashwoOd Law On
the ground aud made faces at the
umpire Thia hurt the dignity Of
the wiolher of The Indicator and be
fined Dash ten bones The very
next innlas the same play came az,
Hansen failing % catch the hall h..
farc Il struck him. au1 the umpire
gave the same decision. 80 e was
an even break between the teams
Russ Han protested the game and
thus practically nullifled Hshers
protest
Both teams played excellent ball
yesterday and Garvin deserved a
shut out game. lie had Fresno
BANKED Tor eight innings. but In
the ninth poor throws b. Hansen
and Mott and = hit ~ MeiAughlin
let Que run over the plate. Seattle
won the game IN the sixth inning.
when Kane tripled and scored On
Exanss tumble Blankcnzhip. Croil
aud Strelb hiI In a row. CARTS right
made an error and tao more runs
came In. Seattle Eot another 10 the
eighth. although L vas not needed.
Pearl Casey played great ball ~
second. accepting eleven chances
without an error For the home
team Aekane and Kane did the best
work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-15
PASSING COM ENTS

Denny Sullivan the outfleldsi
signed by the Boston Americans
Itninaad but three flies IN iln games
while with Minneapolis
Oiifo pickfrlng. nov playing WITH
the Columbus team, ia one faiuf
made three housA runs aud iva
triples while Ia the Texas League
The san Fmntifen Chronicle aaFH
Julie Htfcib w. putting up q Grand
lanme IA first for Seattle. aud ihe
Ifnns nre glad If 10. for more gen
liirmanlY and nufd working haH
l PLAYER never lived
/ "ffatkel" Schmidt. Who NtH re-
gently reioafed BY Fresno, has won
Ioue aud lost four games fuf The
same team.
The late ia Dclahanly holds the
record for long BWala. getting four
home runs 8nd "a single IN oao game
At boston
Washington D. reported aa having
uureha aed Oscar Graham 81 The
Oakland team rho big HDuthpaW d
keeping himself Ia fire condition
fhia year. and Nlli no doubt rifr a
good account OF himself Ia The big
brush
MeCreedia naYH that he will have
Mckune neat year a. second base
If ii 30 necessary "a draft him Russ
Hall mas have something Ia saf
about that. however
The drafting season 81 all minor
leagues opened Hast sunday. except
that Of the Pacific Coast League.
Shlch is extended until October
The Chicago National. always ON
tho outlook for aiuKEprs have their
eye on Mitchell 81 the Portland
team. aud the chances are that thoF
will get him Mike came from chit
caFo 10 Portland and when be came
there was d string on him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-15
TOURNAMENT Of
SWIMMERS

ST louis. SEPT IS In The tour
nafnsnf b decide ths national out
aaar swimming championships, s
A. Daniels. - ne Nss fpfk Athe
letie eIuh. lowered the worlds rse.
sr4 ice ssa yards ~ sNifnfnlhE ne
distance ia ata#-s. brwaAins his
swa rrenfA ~ rs sreaads n
thia event ~ achNsFsz. ~ she Mis-
ssart Athletic club. was asrafii.
naianins - yards behind hiuA
n. 4 HansY the chacaxa
crack. unu tfe mite swfr, practical
~ without opposition. ss natieia
~ithIruN ffuna this rveuf
II a. nafteis ~ the fssnNsf Ath.
lssir rtuh. ven she iea.ysrt junior
cham pienship
F1ny spectators wwFv prveinstasrl
into ne water fhis srsrrroau ~ the
hr4akinx dnmm ~ a platform NsnF
saved themselves ~ clinEtuE ta ihs
wreck - thn platform amd others
swasn ashore and tFie.s themselves
IN the sun Nobody was drowned
o. hurt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-15

peinH The manager 81 baseball
club 80 far in the hole that u IL "a
taris impossible for Il % crawl out
II last place in a league Faee IL an
unenYiable position tof any man
Trying 10 pilot a iaaer IN any
ean pany il liable - make aay sell
man nick OF drive a perfectly sane
individual % the confiuca uf an
asylum And yet Miane Fisher. Eat
aud moru than 60. handles the rib.
taaa that guide the deatlnies OF tho
Ffcsno baseball CLUB Ia the Pacific
Coa4s league AZ 10 be had a pan.
naat winner Il II his inardinaia
sense Of tho humor ~ thlnka that
kaupa him cat Of the bug house "
These Seattle msn carr more
hafaeahoss than can he found Ia
aay Of Esidis GFAneF.a equine shoe
eflca declared tbs klnE iulae
tlaselY after the siwashea bad
beaten Fresno af Recreation park
When sosh Fresno and Seatiie arc
~orkinE veil the latter h tuat =
little bls better. when - are birth
bad. ny bunch il lust itffie BIT
the woFea And that IL ~h2t ] eaii
iuek. whichever uaY fou take IL
when Miqus Fisher weat 20 sac
ramaato from thia city In tska n
eas 70 upfk In the Faitaaf shops
There q, vas that he played tsc pat
field for thc fsnious old Atlas. bat u
sas not until tea fsara later thai
~ became wearf Of wofh akt N1n'
ou tbs police force TheFs HNsafnt
fsu YsarH AZ copper. aud - ef4ae
atirudAnee % dntY Amassed - - u
asrad fostaae In 1876 10 safeped
into che limslIEhl A. I hselaIl q Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-15
ATHLETE WHOSE
DIET IS EGGS

NEW YORK. sep, IA penia.
cnuia yoa eai an cwsr
4 ounid. and tao " ! had Thin
The ability of Deals HarEan.
chAmpton nhos pusser and one Of the
star athletes ot The Mes foFh Ath
sesir eiwh. "a consumer of faN
eggs u a subtset of Interest 10 ply
steal cultWrn students. and Of much
rooanatuTra ioshinE among his
ciuh friends
II i not an unusual thluK for Hor
gan 10 eat a aoHen freshly Laid and
yell beaten raw eggs AZ a meal. aGl
three dozen a day when the btE
shos puist feels real sell IL not a
hard stunt The eggs are beaten
up Ia : boNi and milk aad sugar
aFu added H0fgan believes this
would BE- the beet form of diet for
athletes who are dninE heavy work
a. IN weight throwlag
4 have alsaya been a good feed.
er. said HorEan today. and an
VERY partial Ia freshly laid and eeil.
beaten aRgs with milk and sugar
have eaten as many "a fifteen af
q meal and have experienced 40 ~.
Effects beyond n possible desire 10
eackls a little when putting the -
pound seight over 80 feet. a. have
done many times in practice
~Ny present weight and in hard
training Is zS0 pounds. and | find
that the harder ! work the stronger
got. and also the larger I grow
This weight gaining Il peculiar
result. am told. but due entirely. I
believe. 20 the fresh egK diet EgKa
are better than meat for training.
although ! do not turn ap my nose
N prime roasts'
fI0rgan does not NJ casual glance
appear TO weigh $50 pounds. and Il
10 only when one looks the Irish
champion over that he shows his
ounces from the ground up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-15
SALEM RACES

The feature IT The fourth days
racing af Salem was the Downfall
ct two odda.ou faforifaa Dr. toW
OF. . 70 10. and David bolnnd. a.
! Ia : both Erre beaten Follow Ing
ARE the results " the running races.
-Four fnflonRH. selling Amaan. Z
va ia PoWclll. son. uf Howell.
even fB0feiJ second Wade Hamp
ton. B 10 9 tAlairel. third Nellie
Pearl. ileadwnitfr. Ben Short.
slni. won. David Boiand 10 2
Chlta. Lady Baruato also ran. Time.
D. 90 10
one mile. selling Beaohwood.
even tFountalnl. Won. Mimo. TO
II G.aNreueel. second Legal Form
fNiillaI. 10 !, third. Birdie p
Fia Manola. Postmaster ahd tlooil.
Kan also ran Time. 90 So
Five aud ons-half fnrlonga. Ayers
special Pumpkin % 10 on Da.
Wear Brooks hats 1881 zud AZ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-15
CIRCUIT RACES
CLOSE

SYRACUSE. n Y. Sept 10 -
Thrive well contested events brought
tue grand circuit races "a close
here az the state fair grounds Yea.
terdaY
The third heat Of the consolation
race furnished the kecneHt sport
Anu Direct and lord Qnex we're to'
raihrr for quarter al "a mile Tho
former had slight margin TO the
thtue.auariora. where l.ord Quv1
broke The fold VAS beautifully
punched entering the stretch and
there was "a furious drive "a the
wire Ann Direct Was not equal 80
the pace and Imperial Aiierton van.
with Kenneth Mack Fvrond and
fleXu third Nickel uratian Won
the frat heat OF thla race, but Ia
the second aud third heats finished
last Ills driver. Putnam. attributed
bis work 60 sickness. and although
one Of the ciielhiea Tot the fourth
heat he drew his horse. thus naert
fielng third money $500, 20 the aa'
soeiatlon
The erand circuit iudgea announc-
NH fR9AN Alf FAHHi-AAh - = -
Thomas fof withdrawing hle horse.
Main Sheet. without permission
frnm the Chamber 81 Commerce
stakes ON Wednesday Results
Empire State consolation. 1tta
trut. tao Ia three. purse 5000
Imperial Ailefton won the third and
fourth heats and the race Ia II
II. 2sttta lord Qaex won the
second heat IA $40 IL Nickel
CrAttan won the first beat In
ana -
$40 trnt. two IA three, purse 81.
2aa Mack won two straight heats
aud the race In Z 90 "a, SOS II
sis pace. three In five, purse
81 20a Luck bock wun the fourth
and nfth heats ia tie IL, 81 Ia.
kondolettu won the first and third
heats in ssit Il. 40 IA. Moore
ven the sscoad heat IN sio Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-15
CLUBS IN
SPOKANE MEET

Thls aft~fnaon. oa the links %
The spakana Golf eluh = tsarn q
Seattle golfers viii euatesi with the
spukNnr talent ~ tHe FIRST half ~
q .esls. u games The lsas haif %
the serlen viii h. played IN Seattle
sext week. The team representing
seattle consists 81 . X. slruve. .
r E.swman. /. 81 Van TuyL o. W.
Treat. y. p Aiaewofth. g ". Ftah-
f.. 4 Gniesty and }. oiili~au
johnson. TIE professional &C the
seattle Coli club. necogn panted TIE
party to Spokane. where he VIII
piay the first half ~ fs~hole
match with Martin. the Spokane
professional The last half o. the
match. which 10 for giea. wi be-
nlaysd ga Seattle. on the local Inks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-15
AMATEUR BALL

At lae Madison Park ball grounds
touaorruN morning az 10 o'clock tie
PIunatsra and ilnemen viii play a
ganso Of baseball There - cunsld'
erabie rivalry between the trans
and several az this millionaire
plumbers have bet good rnoueY an
The chances % their team The line
saea say II Is Ike taking candy
fruru = baby and want ever bob
10 enna ouf and see them hand The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-15
TROOPERS NAVE
BIG TOURNAMENT

NEw YORK. sept is--The ogsen
polo champ ionshlps st Van Cart
iandt lsafk viii aprn this aftsrnpan
and ulli enutinun from day 10 dsy
untii September - The fourna'
fnsnt ia held ~ the sauaaron A. y,
q Ny The feature ~ the sonfnA
meat viii b. the cunieNt for the
Van CofttAndt Gun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-15
Nay -m . poa. Too.

Nsfy had = little doc.
It ~as a noble pap.
Sc aonii stand up9n his hind Ices.
WHEN yoa held his front lesa up
Edith Warren. isis sixth az. Sc.
esfse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-15
Sunday Shaving Free

Al Headya Barber shop II you
shave yourself We furnish ahsa-
iutsIy free every kind of razor. soap
and towels Dexter Horton Hank
building. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-15

The Rainlora and the ball team
from the navy yard will cfoHa bats
.at Madison Park tomorrow after
noon at e a'clock fhN game viii
he for hlood. az the hset will be
hnnelcaaly out of the race for the
nuHdaIe amateur pennaut both
teams are even as tu the number
90 namea won ana Loaf. aud hot
name Is expected iu consequence.
The RalnioN aru confident Of win.
nnf although their chance u less.
aned hF the fact that their crack
second haseman. ntliy Prize. viii be
unable g. play
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-15
RACES YESTERDAY


FIRST RACE Eleven aixteeniha
81 a mile Plausible. ~. los Anna
Huakin. l0t. Frank Fieaher l91
Time. IA.
SECOND RACE Threefouftha
Of \ mile i.uHliF. even. no. Male
able. 1913 Royal Legend. TO- Time.
an 10
THIRD NACE-Threefourthn 81
mile Hannibal Bsy. II. t9ts
Kthei DAY. 800 Froutenac. lUz
Time. - -.
FOURTH RACE Three f0ufths
Of q mile Western. %. ~. Chase.
100. SIN Alarm. i0s. Time. isis
rs
FIFTH RACE One and one sin.
teenth miles Marshal NeY. -.
10. Athena. les. 81 Paris. i96
Time. ~ q.
SIXTH RACE Three foartha Of
mlle NuuA Yelling. %. inf.
Roscoe. iii. Aagleta. 100 Time.
III
WINDSOR. ONTARIO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-15

Foantalnl. second. Tin.
E tiionfFJ third Kins -, =. y g
ran Time. i:i9iz ~ slao
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-15
Go to the City Nall
Market

For pot roaats &c 10 Sc II. rib steak
J lbs for 25c. leg lamb 12isc or rib
roast. rolled. Toe. 500 3rd ave. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-15
Irving & Cannon
STYLE TaIIors

Have a line o. fat patterns that Ne
wAnt Yua 20 sae being direct im,
poftera ss eau maze fouf fan suit
cheaper. quality considered. thaa
auf tailor IN Seattle There's =
swing and snap "a Irving a Can.
non suits not fouud IN any others
We ask but one chance 10 suit
yuu Our tailoring on the man Sill
90 che rest gif Columbia 1t $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-15

- Leachi Park The nru Michigan
maple na-or laid thia summer IL In
maEnificeut shapa wagnefa or.
cheNfra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-15

The opening bell Kivru By The ko.
kanss cius AZ EsAle's hait. saturday
eve Admission soc. ladies' FREE
Meters orchestra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-15

Tomorrow afternoon at . o'clock
the nallard bah team viii play tho
fast nine af che Eicetrlca on the
ballard hall ground ballard Il neN
tn front In the race fuf lie amateur
laasue pcnnant aud the hoNH viii
Nnfk hard Ia an enduafot io retain
their lead. WopdwnrthNi prob
ably do the tWirlins
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-15

lemon 60 thaosnlshta Of the steam
nine lohnnr Kane. the crack soc
ona baacman Of the siwaahcn. viii
umpire the game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-15
WINDSOR. ONTARIO.

FIRST RACE -Ffse eighthn Of a
mile Julia Gentkbargef. %. Tea
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Wear Brooks hats 1881 zna az