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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-15
DEMOCRATS FACE
STRENUOUS TIME.
Log Rolling for Constitutional COnven-
tiOn Has Already Been Begun
Are Signs of Split.

ists all over the territory. ia the casa
Of al Tie othsF delegates just as ia
Mr. kornegay's = case,
Then the prohibition question wil
Bot down The prumbltionists won't
b. still, aud me Democrats will have
% ta~e a stand one say OF The other,
Il - probable THAT tie problem will
ne solved by submitting a prohibition
clause 60 the peopIs iog separate vote
Another cause Tor anxiety ~ the
Democratic camp is im regard 70 the
essential differences between TIE
northern and southern Democrats
They have been united on hut two
propositions, tileir desire iof otilce and
ueir determination 60 eliminate the
uogro. ss iaf a. possible, from all par.
tlclpatiun n tho government of the
state q Oklahoma They have TIE
Offices and shat tlley viii DO % tie
negfa eau be easily eoHeetufed.
hat eben li comes to tie otlser
points e ihe oqustltWl0u the differ.
ences beteeeu the ivorlIgues are al
mu,f certain tu eausr trouble There
isn't Town in either territory where
Local disfurhAuc have not been
many and serious hefNeeu the two
bfaeeHgs aud these dlnerenHs of
opinion are likely q aecome more
pronounced s. the u0fk of writing
constitution Progresses
Tie corporations are already D.
eamIng active Their o16les are a.
readf ln Guthrie The beck trust
asd STANDARD on vii haye special
representation ara lie railroads of
course ulf e o6aed after some
ten 1f twelve q TIE delegate are a.
aavs been railroad attorneys
TIE syes & the entire Bee state
wiil be eeuiered on tie convention.
and It ei.l Is diHeutt for ans dele.
gaie te escape tie responsibility for
hls votes
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-15
THE BOARD
Is Canyasslng The Re.
turns of the Recent
Election.

TIE d'aartiug ana eauFasslus
boafd of TIE Indian Teu.t0ft is 10
session today 10 Mussogse eanyassHg
ne rstafns from last TUESDAY elec.
ton The canvass will pfohab'Y 81.
cups tso of three days
Tie board was ln session all aag
SATURDAY ard afe that afternoon as
4 result - mature ae.iieutiau pas.sd
Tie felioelHs resolution .lfmt the
uaaui s vithout Jurisdiction az uas
time 20 consider contests 81 e.sctan
ard Is bound a. canvass TIE RETURNS
ard issue a ceftigcate af election e.
the pcrsaus receiving TIE hlghsst
namheF of vote IS aioen bF tl4e rs.
taun
Thls means that. in the opinion 0f
thsanyassiug board Tie convention
must decide aii contests The above
resolution sas adopted IS a result on
tie contest 6f Cornelius Jones. cqt
ore1 af Mussogee against the eiec.
tiou 6f g y HASKELL independent
Jones contested Dts opponents elec.
tiou 90 The ground that macy ueerues
had been denlei Tie opportunity to
vote tbfa ruling 81 the Judges of
election He appeared hefure che
taataNlug boari and asked that
euAln uamboF q votes east faf Mr
Haskell 81 ~ aside aud that 8 NUM-
bsg which hls followers we're not III.
lowed O. cast be added ip as. Jones
total
NJ Ia eeii also appeared tefofe tie
boani and stated that be- believed
that t1o Jurisdiction Of lie board was
limited g. canvass the votes Is they
vsfe rendered TIE board finally
adopted llls rlev
A. Weeks Wha uIed contest
against s. A. isdbetief 81 district
lo3 Amm0fei dld BOT appear 70 press
Its contest
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-15

On Tuesday The constitutional cou.
vcntlon will te convened AZ Guthrie
The report that tie convention would
be adjourned 20 another city was
started a. a joke, and WAS not meant
seriously tie convention will remain
Ia Guthrie. Just a. present there Is
a bot campaign for tie presidency
TIE leadlng candidate seems to 10
VI G. Hughes, a Young Oklahoma
City lawyer
TIE next Important ofiics Ia tie
gift 0f the convention will b. that q
chairman Of TIE constitutional com.
mttee which sili have general over.
sight over tie preparation q tlc con.
xltution G y Haskell of Music.
gee j. making & hght for this posi-.
liun r s Russell ~ McAlester Is 3
leading candidate for chIef clerk Mr.
haseH s cgitof 81 the MeA lester
Caplfsl
TIE problems that are giving ne
constitution makers most trouble arg
counts boundaries and prohibition
Having sueh . Tremendous maIory
in tlit convention tht Democrats aHI
have q take al tie praise er blame
ana 81 uanf promises were mAae IS
ths delegates in useif race for election
that tiles are beginning e sonaf
n q sl.l i - possible fof them O. 81.
deem them So
TIE county boundary question 8 s
pauienlsfiy dl0eua one faf u.
stance = y u Rarneeaf gives Nmi
6 8 hlg counts au1 esatfa iwation.
CeatnIa and Alton and other as.
plrlng towns will attempt @ knife
hIm. and TIE Democratic parts shicl.
he fppfessnts And j be- doesn't
Rfys vnIta shat Vinta Thinks Size
ought q have Ninlta vtl O. things
81 tie arst opportunity And the
sane euadIti0n that obtains here sF
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-15

Members Arrived Here This
Morning and are Now
In Session.

who cannot both read and write Eng
llsi and that They feel they should
hage their restrictions removed en-
tifely
John Wadsworil. tie oldest peof.
-, coffoboated What NJ Finley bad
said lie stated. hoNeytF. thst raihsF
than that they siouid be permitted
% seli their land and have tie pm-
eestis dolled oct a. TIE rate % go per
month, De wuuld prefer q see eeudi.
tluf@ remain just a. tigeY ara.
D. 70 Wilson u tbis city related 81
attempt Of hts to bay some Qaapaw
hud under ths order % the court. ana
of Mf iiitetencs aftloa ln refusing
q sanction tbs deed
lt IS possible that tie entlw time
of tie committee TODAY wl'l - taken
% in listening q Complaints uf nie
Indians present Representatives of
tie various commercial eluts ara pres
em. bui ileY elu sigs the lndlns
right u eaY
Tonight from q 6 o'clock q pHb.
DC reception slil be given Ia the Com.
merriai eiub fo1ms fa the memhsrs
q fte ccmmItfse o. Nhieh Ell elfl
asns q Tnita ant especially he
ladies. are invited TIE committee
will bs 10 session 81 da5 tomofuW
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-15
Countess de CaSteIIane
is Given Absolute
Divorce

Paris New lt The Counties ae
CasteUano eas todae granted a al
voice aud tbe custody of her children.
wha however hla bet be allowed 90
ae taken frgm Fwme eHhout their
Wthefs consent The end 0f tbc IA.
moss case came suddenly The court
bgushod aside tlc demand 81 tbe
counts lawyers fofao examination Of
witnesses and The public prosecutor
did Dot even ask 60 be- boafd
Tie count s given tbs right "a see
DIS children 10 stated periods, and 10
Keep them faf one month ddnne the
holidays Tie counts demand ior al
allowance q $4,000 annually vas re.
iected Judgment With costs vas gle.
en against the count
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-15
BIG STEAL CASEENDED
Someone PrOhted From
Contributions to
Frisco,

san FmnesW. Nov 10 FGa Cfau.
icig SAYS It appears Nhat m ub.
sefipltans ai money aud other articles
sut from tte various states iaf ue
sa3efe~ from tin wse earthquake
caAmlis never reached tIe Relief tam.
mlllee Government 0elfs afs H9e
making fIEId Inspection fs discover
tie facts
President Roosevelt IS tlIs moving
spirit hehm the inquiry lie A}s
That % guilty man shall escape li is
sald thai q tie aggregate tHe steal
ings ai.I amount toia mdIioH dolan.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-15
EXPOSED
Standards Attempt 10 Buy Iu
rymen at FindIay

Cleveland. N0y d special % the
News from Flndlay Ohio today says.
According @ G G. Myers a membef Of
tie iury that convicted the Standard
Ou Company 81 violating tho anti.
trusl law. 4 bFibe d Eve hundred Dol.
lars whs twice offered him during the
trial ou condition that be hang the
Jury and fur6e a disagreement
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-15

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Is eu q 81
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-15
FOOTBALL CAME
AT THE COLLEGE

TIE victorious Willie lialssll college
football team which has not been &c.
feated this geaH Will on Friday after
noon 90 the college campus rs con
eluslons with the strong eleven from
Joplin. The NlniiA BOYS Will probate
y be outseIghed, bat they are ussd
60 tuat Tie college team, tao light
is fast and headf, and IT, supporters
expect 10 see i win.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-15
Calls for Statement

Washington. N0f "A The comp.
trulisf u the currency to-day issued a
cal ior 4 statement 81 lie condition
Of tie National banks ~ tie close ef
business November i2
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-15
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-15
General shaitsr Dead.

bakersfield. CAL Nov. l2 Major
Gensml shaftef died here this after.
noon.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-11-15
Castro Dead.

Fort de France, Island II Martl.
iHqae. Nov Il President Castro of
Venezuela is reported dead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
SALV|DERE'S
CHEAP PRICE
THE STORY OF cLGvERNEss
WHICH RESULTED M TNe
PURCHASE OF The sEsT :.
YEAR.olo OF 1904.

An odd story q the turf l. told
shout Iohn n Madtsn's cleYeruase
IN securing SaistdeFe. e0nslderel
the best ayearola Of ises. AZ such
a cheap price II VAS known that
Jack Mcs,inness had had BIS e. e
on salvtdcrc aad that he had con.
fid4a - hts friends that 10 vas SO
ms 81 bay ths keldinx At the brusu
sale. Madden also wanted Saixis
dere. 80 he cnnfided in Charley
White and arranged 60 have Char
ley DO some bldding for him.
When SaiFsasrn wAa brought In
70 he sales ring Madden Nas close
70 NcCiinness We At ones bid. and
the prizes wsnt ap and up until Mad
ten bid ta.sg1 Madden thea stop
pod. aud McGtnneNs Did t1.sQ0. The
euctioueeF wanted Madden q 60 on.
but Madden shook hls bead. remark
Tag audibly "a sonas one neat him.
and loud enough for McGinnaxs 10
hear. that he aid not Ike The ap
peafance Of the gcliinEs legs. ~hlch
looked as II theY had tsacn hlisiefed
Then Charlie White bid sl.la0
and McsihncAa. hearing Maadens
remark. declined 20 40 anY farther
The gclding VAS Knocked down 20
White. whn. Of course. was bidding
for Madton. ssixifsrg has won over
So. 600 In stakes and purses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
WHAT DELANEY
SAYS ABOUT Al

Ia Al Kaufman I housatiy be.
llewe have the beat ~ them all. :
writes Billy DELANEY. IN telling Of
the men no has handled and trained
for the ring al is only lad lie
IL % years old nov. and 4 man .
frame isu't properly set until he's
past ~. { believe Kaufman IL the
coming champion of the world. and
I believe there isn't another man In
the business who will class with
him after another year or two.
Deaf think when ! aay | have
tha best OF the lot that | mean
believe Kaufman IL invtncible TO
day. should he DO defeated during
the next year u wouldn't change
my belief Rt all. for I knoS Al has
championship stuff in him. and
know that once he gets his full de-
yelopmeuf be wtll be inyincibie
believe that Kaufman can beat 20
day any Of the men who claim the
championship. although I don't b..
lieve that he yet begins 20 class
with Ieffrios But IN a year OF two
he will be all that Jeffriea has been
OF I miss my guess By long wny
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
AT NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. SEPT s~sheups.
head Hay results
f1rst race. five and a half furlanEs
Eud0ra won. Narkist second. tish
Hawk third, Time. 09.
aecond race mile C0ttontown
wen zinap second. sipEla shot
third Timr / 80 as.
THIRD raer. siN furinnga Penuarts
Won. Joe Miller second. Mahau third.
Time. ist5t-A
Fourth race. uaiie and threv-sixs
teenths Ostrich won Peter sters
ling second. oriY H. third. Time.
sfoaaaK
t1uh race. sir furionsn QuRffiiia
won. Teaeress second. Ciotun third
Time. sttat-t
sixth race. the Turf Handicap
mile arid q quarter On turf Nrainn
won. Outcome second. l.ogisliila
third Time. atet SIS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
Maternal League.
RACES YESTERDAY
LOUISVILLE.

FIRST RACE - Thrue-sourtha
mile Miss Ida. 81. iia: Bon Wv
ant. fe2. Bitter Anne. %. Time.
ftsiA.
SECOND RACE - ThreefoaEihs
mile-The Cianf.laa. 81. 100. Per
dlllon. i0z. Jay Ward. ie2. Time
lie IS
THIRD RACE - sevsn-eishths
mlIe-oberon. 81. los: San Primo,
lot. I1ghtburn. lei. Time las IS
FOURTH RACE-oue mile and
10 yards -pocile. IL. io6. The onlf
way. i0s. Dudley. ie3. limo i:ta
rs.
FIFTH RAcE-Ffvee iwhths mile
sir aincemeaf. col. ss. jay
9wfft, i92: Rothgeb. Ill. Time
log Is
SIXTH RAcE--Oue mile and 70
yards-The Mate. 81. los. Mas
Lynch. i09: Prince OF Pics~. 100.
Time LEA Is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
FUTURITY WINNER
BRINGS $4,000

NEW YORK. Sept. 81 q VIA.
onar. wealthy man ~ Phllndel
phia. has bought Elceiioncof. the
recent winner pf the hhsepsh"ah
Fufurity. Tor $4,000 william Lake.
land. Who owned the horse made
out the bin OF sale 10 Curtis Van
Ness. but wldonor IL the real puf'
chaser
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
TROUBLES ON
LAT0NIA TRACK

That the f.a,Ouia race track IL
having troubles Of lie own is shown
by the following from an eastern
paper.
IsetOnis's dying days are mark.
ed by a scandal Of huge proportions.
which. II sifted 20 the bottom, Will,
no doubt, involve = number of prom.
inent hofsemen Obert's ride on
Coruscate called forth the wrath OF
Judge Macfarlan, and he IL making
m honest effort 70 find tina plot.
tera. HIS first action being the sns.
pension Of Jockey Obert.
The Corrusoate affair ls only one
Of the many suspicious affairs that
were pulled off at Latonia at this
meeting. md. summed up, Sstur'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
WINDSOR. ONTARIO.

FIRST RAcE-Eisyen.aixteeniha
Tnile-Fustinn. 7.io. i03: Ssrvai0r.
100. Many Thanks. 10s. Time 1901.
SECOND RACE - Eleven ssix
teensha mile---Resforsiion. ii. t0f /.
P1anute, fol. Grace kimbail, l0t.
Time loo IS.
THIRD RACE--Ono and one.
fourth mlie-KDoUlsdee. ib-l. i0i I.
Manfred. 104. Neva WEIGH. 10i.
Time 2sgs Is
FOURTH RACE--one mlle--Cad.
fchou. 81. t05; Doiinda. l07. Gar.
ret Wilson. 1e7. Time 1880
FIFTH -Eleven-sixteenihH
mile-Ffrs Alarm. 81. 80; Golden
Pheasant. 1913. Aauoway. 90. Time
los
SIXTH RAcE--One and 6ne-six.
teenth miiss--Lazelie, 81. 1o2. Sc.
cre,. %: Steel Trap. f05 Time
1.aT IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
AT BUTTE.


BUTTE. Mont. Sept She
summary:
First race. 2s22 pace-Moiiie But.
ton won In three straight heats !.
Kittio tsOinen second. High BAH
third Time. 2.1f 80. ais IL, ZIG.
Second race. match $500 a side.
three aiRhths OF a miie--Atoka Won
9ara b. second Time, as IL
fw0rid's recordJ.
Third race. four furlonRs-prin-
cess Aleno won, Saivyou second,
Kid Glenn third. Time. 50 -.
Fourth race. five furiOnRs-- Minna
Baker won. Red Ruby second. Hon.
doc third Time. l;0i Ia.
Fifth race seven furiongs-KlnR
Harold won, Flourish second. Pleas.
anton third. Tine. 1.273-f.
Sixth race. one miie-Michael
Mulvaney won. Pearl Diver second.
Burnoietie third. Time. 1874.
Seventh race, mile and ons.siv.
feenfh-Tady Huron won. Dr. Bur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
DOUBLE HEADER
TOMORROW
NO skLL GAME YESTERDAY,
nur ATTEMPT WILL De
MADE ron ONE TopAN-rWo
GAMES TOM oRRow-FREsNo
COMING WEDNESDAY,

rho game between Seattle and
san Francisco MAS nostponed Yes
torday an account 81 the rain, An
other attempt On the part OF Russ
Halls men viii be made today To
nut the "kihosh on the Frisco team
ana ii old Sci comes forth carly
enaugh this afternoon a sood game
can ho expected
Ii vas decided yesterday that a
aouhic header would be PLAYED Ia
morrow aud that the teams would
play Monday also. so as not "a Ia.
teglarc With the schedule.
A Fresno cannot arrive for the
opening game Tuesday the first
game 81 the series will not BE-
played until next Wednesday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
n.wtssiu. Monday SEPT a. The star. Sporting Ea
ton contain New fefk MaFHng Trs-
taissis tracks Followers
the viii thus Avs additional daily hints Ter
aeiestous a.
GENERAL DOPE FOR ALL

psnnsfIxRnlz taskes asll piaYtfs
have received their banner. wftb
tie cotisxe pennauss Of Columbia.
Yale. Harvard. frtncesuh and Cor
usu thereon. IN token q thr inter
cafiegiass championship 81 1888 as
The basket bali association Of 'hs
colleges vii meet IN a short time
10 arrange the schedule foF Hnat
s~ason. II 10 uniikaly that am
changes VII be made IN The make.
up of the league
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
AT cENraAuA.

cESTRAttA, wash. Sept s.
The SECOND aud last DAYS facinE BY
the Cantfaua Driving association
resulted a. falloWr
First race. ais pace Won hY
Oilic a.. James irwin driver tion-
nle NJ second Amhlew third. Time,
g.fats. ates.
$50 trat nlaek Diamond FIRST,
Irwin driver. Irene second pailes
hoy third. Time. s.ats, 20 aud
gtaOts
Fourth ana last race. RUNNING,
half mnc Won by cute. Magulficls
second aad spider third Time.
0sa3A
The track was slippery OWNS TO
the rain ~ tho night before.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
Excursions East

on Sept. kth and 10th. Northern
Pacific Ry. VIII cell round trip tick
cts 10 Eastern Terminals ss very
lon rates. with final return limit
Nov. isth. The beet month In
which 20 travel. Fer particulars as
10 rates. ruotea. etc. inquire y, y.
city Ticket office. Corner ist Ave.
and fnsler Way sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
Kgsr WANTS A CANE

George W Smell. manager Of the
Kent ball team. wants a game for
tomorrow afternoon. and wants "
bad The manager Of a first class
team can make arrangements for a
RHme rs communicating with Mt.
smell At Kent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
CHAMPIONSHIPS GAME.

The charspionshlp game TO deter.
mine who will represent the cen.
trial division In the finals for tho
Dugdals pennanf will be played II
Ballard tomorrow afternoon be
tween Ballard and West Seattle
Reese and Kellogg win be the bat
tory for West Seattle. while Wood
worth and Pickens will do the hon
ors for the Ballard team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08

day will finlsh the most saspiNiune
looking meeting Iatonis evef Ia
sports have turned away frofr
the track In disgust One bad
looking rare after another waf
pulled off right under the Judges
nosss. and unless the game ID CON
pietsly renovated at l.atonia 20
death ~ only a matter II seal4
Racing nj Latonia has dsteriofAffd
from a sport tn a gambling PROPOSE
ton. and the insiders have beea gsg
ting all the money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
BOXING RESUMED
IN FRISCO CLUB

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept s-rhe
first fight II any importance since
the oonflagration will be decided
here on september - when Dick
Hyland aud Eddie llanlou come 90.
nether for 20 rounds bnfufa the
Hayes Valley Athletic club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
KID M'C0Y WANTS
TO FIGHT AGAIN

KID Mccoy Is At II again. lie
announces that ne Ia ready 10 70.
enter the ring
He has been taking good care Of
himself and feels better than he
ever did before In his life. lie
weighs ls7 pounds and. sR he says.
IA right in the prime OF life at -
YEARS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
See California

Before going East Tho Southern
Pacific company offers excellent &C.
eOmm0datlons. Two trains daily 10
San Francisco by the famous scenic
Shasta route. Reservations, tiel;
cts and information at Union Ticket
office. COS First nv.
l.. e. ELLIS. Gen. Agt &c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
z MILE TR0TTMG
RECORD BROKEN

LEWISTON. Me Sept 3 Tho
stalllan MaHcuuoma Thy Arlen1
broke the worlds twomile tratiing
record Tor half mile track here
yesterday. doing tho distance Ia
40
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
Ed. White, the Tailor,
208 Collins Bldg.

IL out of the high rent district. so
can save you from 80 20 go on
your fan suit White ~ the best
cutter IN Seattle; he ought 20 be.
anyway. having done nothing else
for 10 years. VIII you be in7 's.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08

Nov I have no love for either
Cans or Nelson. bat ! like 20 see
fair PLAY. and. II ! harbor prejudice
against either Of them, u 10 a.
stronr against one AZ u r. against
tho other. va I hope those ~ho read
this article will understand ny -
nitlon az q critic on this occasion.
la the asth round Nelson. after Be-
ing warned hy Siler TO cease but
ting With his head. rammea hts
head three timsa under Cans ehin
Within full aight of the referee
Cans did not give silsf chance 20
alnaualliy Nelaoa On fhla occasion
sllef put bis hand On Nelson's bead.
which VAS tightly pressed undaf
the eai0sod fighters chin, aaa
fafelhly showed il aside a be lid
10 Cans seat ia a smashing risht
20 the Iaw. ~hleh probably caused
sllor TO conclude that The damage
uaa equal on both sides Thea came
the fiRal foul Az The tap II the
song FOE the final round Nelson LETT
his corner leg wear1 AMI tadlf BE.
fuddlea Cans Naa also tired
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08

nARrFORn conn, slept = IN
the Windup ~ tho sfand circuit
meet at charter oak path, there
we're but two races. neither of which
was spirited SUMMARY
a1a parina. thrse heats. purse
1000 AfEot Hoy won thre straight
heats in a.etA. giofM. SOS nv
star and achefmerharn also started
a,0f elA.a. trnttius, thras heats
nurse 3. ana india woh three
straight heats IA asia. 7ttaA, STA
Jessie uenyon. N, chase. hudd. Tbs
Peer and Ruth .. also started.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
WALSH BOXES AT
EVERETT NEXT

BOSTON. Mass. Sept a.
Jimmie Walsh OF this cit1 IL match.
ed TO meet the winner Of the Cove.
Wuat match AZ Everett Wash The
battle wiil be pulled ~ some time
Ia October
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
JEFFRIES MAY DON
the GLOVES

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept g.
Champion Jim Jeffries will re-enter
the ring II sufficient Inducements
are offered aud ut opponent can
be found.
Money win do much, and I might
come out OF retirement n they can
show me something I don't want
TO whip any easy mark, and at the
present time the crop o. heaviea is
not promising. don't intend 20 re.
enter the ring and take money un.
der false pretenses IN the right
man looms 40. well. that's differ
emit"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
NO AMATEUR BALL GAME.

The baseball game between the
Plumbers and Gasfitters. which was
10 have been played this AZ.
ternoon at the Cricket grounds. has
been postponed until next Saturday
afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
Richest Bottom Land In
This State

None better You can see crops on
adjoining land. between Renton
and oriIlia. on Inierurhan road.
Cheap price Easy terms. J. A.
Paine. a0f Alaska bldg o"