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New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
[By Telegraph TO me tribune.


Chscaro. June Z-Wheat was fairly active to-
aav. inside Of range Of about So and at the
close prices were nc lower for September ana De-
cernher deliveries and unchanged Tor july. mar
vesting is progressing under the most raVoraDIe
conditions and. as far heard from the y'eio
is quite UP 10 expeats lions The estimate oi ooH
s,dsrahly more than the reo1nt average OF corn
.oe,,+s for Tomorrow impaired much weakness
"a mat cereal which at the close was down Ar
Oats lost from 1so 20 rsc-
provisions were weaker than they have been FOR
soma time Packers gave the market little sup
por1 al one time. but that was Withdrawn near
The end. and the large interests were among the
r.a,t.,, sellers July pork dropped 800 the net
r.svl, Lard was down from loc to 1916. and RIBS
from 71xc 10 10c.
The wheat market was firm al the start sred'l!
10 the surprise of those anxious 10 sell at yes'eE
davis close There little demand at the open
tnr ADVANCE however and few beartsh items OF
news induced discouraged holders 10 se'I' me
r,,rl,s, then Gazing of Local receipts were four
cars with six cars estimated for tomorrow.
IN. market for corn fairly firm at the open
ing and remained SO for nearly an hour' out soon
aeyelopsd weakness that was unexpected TRADE
v,as not large. and acceptanoes Of bids BY the
country were light. Local receipts were +4s cars,
.,,b bsO cars estimated for tomorrow. Shipments
hence were 81 900 bushels. September corn opened
at 52Ihc 10 527sc. and sold of 10 5llzc
Owing 10 the weather being considered favorable
10 growing oats. there more disposition 10
sell and the latter sentiment was encouraged by
the action OF the other markets Local receipts
were l6s cars. with 26 cars estimated for to-mor-
row Shipments hence were 222.oO bushels. Sep
tember oats SOLD from 36isc 10 S6l+c of 10 IS sc.
Provisions dull and easier, with liquidation
by holders of lard siiIi IN evidence Tine shipping
deluaua Was sl5g bu. shipments OF both meats ana
sold SIC 65 September lard s. S2s and Septem-
tSS lila ~ $50 70 SUlS,s - s. -
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
ORE LAND DEAL RUMoRED AGAIN.
Revival of Report That Steel Trust VIII
Lease Great Northern Holdings.

The late rally in The stock market yesterday was
IN a measure due to a revival OF the report that
.ba raeo,iations for the acquisition by the United
States Steel Corporation Of the Great Northern
Railways ore lands had been practically completed
The report, although It could not be fuIy con-
hrrned came from good sources and was rather
generally credited 1t is not expected that' even
II It shall prove accurate. an official announcement
IN he made before the return 70 this city OF James
Hill who is at present IN Labrador
Negotiations for the leasing of the Great North
arn.s ore lands to the Steel Corporation were In
nrosress early IN the year. but were temporarily
SroSSnaS because OF some minor differences as 70
the ROYALTY basis There are at present IN seht on
these lands about SeoV0ooo tons OF ore Win ioiAy
e0 opO acres not yet exploited
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
PAINTERS WANT UNION RECOGNIZED.

IL was said last evening at the Building Trades
club that the Brotherhood OF Painters had indi-
Gated that II would like 10 be recognized
union again under the arbitration agreement. The
general arbitration board Will meet Wednesday
AZ the Building Trades Club. and Il is believed that
the painters VIII apply for recognition OF their
union again The labor members OF the confer
ence committee. 10 which the application Of the
Housesmiths and Brfdgemen's Union 10 come under
the arbitration plan was referred, will meet the
representatives OF the union to-day find what
Concessions the union is willing 10 make. and IL the
ernDovers are willing 10 reopen negotiations IL will
Secisre the strike on a preliminary.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
REFEREE FOR BIG SIX" CASE.
Justice Bischoff Demands That Typothetae
Prove Printers Have Violated Injunction.

The officers OF Typographical Union No. s.
known as Big Six" are not TO be punished for
contempt of~court unless the Typothets take the
case before referee and prove that Big Six has
done things that the Supreme Court has declared
Illegal. This is the decision OF Justice Bischo7
The boss printers got out injunction restrain
ing the members OF the union from doing any acts
of violence intimidation. The Typothetfe COM
planned that the union had not followed the deci-
sion Of the court
The Justice SAYS that the acts compained Of are
criminal hut the statements much at Vari-
that he demands that a referee be appointed
application Of the bosses 10 take testimony and
report 10 the court.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
INTERSTATE TELEPHONE co. AFFAIRS.

Trenton. n. J., June John T. Bird. special
master. made a report in the Court OF Chancery
to-day recommending that the property OF the IN
terstate Telephone Company be sold satisfy an
outstanding bond issue Of $4,000 on/which In
terest was recently defaulted. The report was
made on petition OF Carroll Robbins trustee. rep
r-senting the bondholders. Plans under way
for a reorganixs ton. The company has only It's
bonded Indebtedness II operates telephone systems
throughout the state
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
SMOKE NUISANCE ARREST.

Two more arrests were made yesterday IN Long
Island city for alleged violations OF the smoke
ordnance Farley @. Clark. OF the men in
charge OF the Pennsylvania powerhouse at Front
and 50 streets was placed under arrest. and
KVHliar, Tuuison an engineer % the Long Island
Railroad living al No. us Java street. Green
rosDf was arrested while IN the cab Of his en-
psTe in tie passenger yard Of the railroad on the
cl,sr0. ~ violating the smoke law.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
PETITION IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petition in bankruptcy was hled
Yesterday with the clerk OF the United States Dis
trsct Court.
An inyolIntary petition against Abraham Light.
~ go I.old street clothing manufacture. by three
sr.,tltars vifh claims follows: NIckiniOsu.
'..ft !, a. gI4tfg &J08 LDu.s Si-sDut Bro 500; j
n AKEife a &c &B I'rett rental payments are
alleged Frederick A Brfl lgame mGs appointed
recelyer. with . ks1d at Essk
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
LOCAL BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The schedules in the assignment Of George W.
Scott, dealer in toys. at No Jones street show:
Liabilities $los; nominal assets 1858; actual assets
sSs
Three judgments. for sS5.5s7. entered yester-
day against Howard 8. and Harriet E Robbins in
favor Of the American Felt Company. siKty-nve
notes made by the United States Felting Company,
a West Virginia corporation, and indorsed by the
defendants. The notes were made between June.
1904 and January. 1905.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
NO LOCOMOTIVE co. RESERVATIONS.

rumor that two directors had resigned from the
hoard Of the American Locomotive Company
consequence OF the declaration day or two ago Of
the initial dividend the common stock. II was
added that the vote in favor Of the dividend dec
laratiOn unannous.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23

gart at No. 800 Broadway. in the absence .,
Messrs. Thomas and Taggart said ves,eraa,,
afternoon that he had been Informed ,ha, On
peal would be taken Immediately in thetr raess
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
AGENTS WANTED.

Mr. ADV AGENT IF you are a Mason.
send me your aCr and ! VIII favor you
with rates hat axe easy and favorable for
some Of our Insurance J. r GRAY, once,
6i2 West 9th ST. Cincinnati. Ohio
ADVERTIsEMENTs ana subscriptions for
The Tribune received al their Uptown
Once so. 1864 Broadway. between 36th
ami 3Tth sts.. until O'Clock ? IN Adver-
useIuenta received "a the following branch
offices az regular office rates U--il O'Clock
y. III. six: "a ',8 sre-. 2. a.,r 2.il 81
- 6th p, Goa. l-.A ST. - East lfth Il
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.t2 West l25th 81 lH3S 81 ave. between
7Cth and nth sts. 1925 81 ave. near s1st
81 l9o lss ave. near seth St l57 Dat
= A0sarskt9t& Ts~Ossnt afs-s sGe 81 esA
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
STORAGE.

o. BRIENrs STORAGE. EXPRESS q VAN
co.'s Once. 6oth st. and Amsterdam
ave; telephone. 52-Cotum bus; warehouse
$40 West $50 St; tslephOne. so4-Columbus;
separate rooms for storage. household sf-
fsctS p-snos. trunks. merchandise. So.
entire charge taken: removals city or
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
HELP WANTED.
Male.

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn
$40 TO $50 monthly at home in spare time
corresponding for newspapers: no canvass
ing, experience unnecessary. Send for par
ticulars. PRESS SYNDICATE, L-ockport.
y. Y.
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and women. TO earn
twenty-five 10 one hundred dollars a
week: no capital or experience reqsired:
We establish YOU in a prosperous business;
particulars free. NATIONAL REALTY
TUITION COMPANY. Box I57. Jamaica.
Y Y
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
RESTAURANTS.
LOST.

LOST or STOLEN. N.-Bankbook No. 1O9, ,274
Of the German Savings Bank in ths City
Of New York corner 4th ave. and 14th St,
issued 10 Felix Kraamer. All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same II
not returned to the bank on the 18th day OF
July, 1896, q duplicate viii be issued.
LOsT-Hankbook No COS. .T13. Bank for
Savings, $50 4th ave. New York Pay
ment stopped Please return book to bank.
LOer.-Rankbook No. 6ls. $50. Bank FOR
Savings $50 4th ave, New York Pay
nent STOPPED. Please return book 70 hank.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
HELP WANTED
EemasA

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON NAV earn
$40 70 $50 monthly at home in spare time
corresponding for newspapers; no canvass
ing; experience unnecessary. Send for par
ticulars. PRESS SYNDICATE. Lockport,
Ny.
GENERAL HoUsEwORKER.- and
maid: place waiting; bring references.
Call SWART EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
n. w 18th st. and Columbus ave.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23

YEARS OF AGE. TO WORK IN OF
FTCE; MUST BE BRIGHT AND WILL
ING AND HAVE FIRST CLASS REFER
ENCES. ADDRESS W. c. H.. BOX as.
TRIBUNE OFFICE
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23

| CHILDREN'5 WASHABLE HATS
/ Yachts Coils. Etons. Tams. Beach
/ Hats-Crash. Crispens and Pique- An
veiu- -oS --.---------- -------.--.
/ CHrLDREN'S STRAW HATS
! Roll Brim Sailors. with stream-rs
and side bows-squars or round
SsGwn'm~hi'e SS1Ts ~ and navy 40
MADRAS WAISTS AND BLOUsEs
light. medium and dark stripes
and dgures-neckband or shirt in
collars 20 f6 yrs-value rs. ..... W.
MADRAS PAJAMAS-
White or light and medium stripes
and fgurss4 10 IS yrs
value rs 20 81 .. ....-.... 40 to QSA
LAUNDERED MADRAS HOUSES
Stripes figures and plain white
pleated OF plain-neckband or shirt On
collars 10 10 yrs-value 81 25.. ~
MEMS AND BOYS BATHING SUITS
Plain navy and gray Jersey CT com
btnarion strfpes-28 70 a. chest
value so 10 g. -----.-- .49 to 2 90
CHILDREN'S ROMPERs-
Plain blue or gray Chambray-
white or rcd piping 20 yrs <O
Na4u0 90 -------- .-..------..
BOYS MADRAS MILITARY BLOUsrs.
White or fancy stripe also plain
blue. rose and gray chambray-3 TO
10 yr.-value 9S 70 I.49. 10 70 a.
BOYS REEFERs-
Tan and olive covert, golf red
chevtots and sergss. worsteds
white and navy. and fancy
emblems-3 TO 10 yrs
wers s4-9s and Sc. es. o.. 2 9S ana = 9R
ROUGH RIDER SUITS
Sizes q TO IA years rs..........,. or
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
6OARD hSD ROOMS.

stngls insertions cents per line. Sixteen
words. seven times eonsecutively. 81. which
entities advertiser 10 have rooms entered IN
The Tribune's Directory Of Desirable Rooms
for pertsd Of fourteen days Write for
circular
may be had, fee OF charge. at the Uptown
once OF The New York Tribune. 1854
Broadway. between ssth and s7th SITS
A--sARAroGA SPRINGS. n. Y-New
Stolnmoian Hotel, opposite Consress
22lI sPrlags and Convention Hall Terms.
American, IS.
A-ELEGANTLY FURNISHED apart
ment. private bath. 81 daily; including
meals two. s25 weekly: one. SO 80. THE
ALABAMA. 10 East 11th st.
4s EAST 21sT.-Larse. double room: pleas
ant and comfortable: porcelain bath; quiet
house; references.
TWO OR THREE refined families only.
taken at the Chateau in Spsers shades.
Evergreen Park. Passaic.. N J.; 30 min
stes from city; but two minutes from Ere
booklet
YOUNG MAN desires roommate; board
with private family; must be refined gen
tlemsn; references. Address REASON
Able Box ls. Tribuns Once
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
LARGE elegant. richly furnished room;
bath. closet. hot water; privilege parior;
with family Of two; references DARNE-
WILLIE, a. West S0th St. apartment No o.
54TH ST. 45 EAST CMadison ave).-CooI.
comfortable accommodation for summer;
private baths; board optional
II MADISON AvE.-Large. cool rooms
furnished: private bath: families gen.
uenen. references exchanged
WEST END AVE. 471--2 airy connecting
rooms. hath; gentlemen only; American
family residence; telephone: select neigh
borhood.
list ST. 6s WEST. Furnished room: for
gentleman only: references required
7sD- ST. l6o WEST.-Iarge front room for
gentleman: private house; every conven-
ience; references required
LEA MADISON AvE-Large. airy
rooms: private bath and toilet; inspection
invited. board optional; transients accom-
modated.
14s EAST 10Th sr-Parlor and bedroom.
suitable for two: newly furnished; bath.
Ring n. Peterson's bell\
FINE. medium sized: running water. cleo
tric light: 1-st floor DOCTOR. 1873 West
zsth II.
lO1 WEST SID Handsomely fur
nished four rooms. heat. hot water hall
service; $50: references. one flight
HoUSEKEEPER-
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
MRS. l.. SEELY
HAS REMOVED
HER EMPLOYMENT BUREAU TO
% West 3oth ST.
Phones 2434 2435-Bryant.
BROOKLYN OFFICE; 81 NEVINS ST.
ST. BARTH0 H0l0ME@'s |
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
211 Fast 42d st.-First class dOmestics are
supplied: also managing housekeepers, ma
irons. governessss. tutors, etc.
THE SWEDISH EXCHANGE will remove
10 594 Sd ave. near 39th st. on about !
June first class swedish help a speciality.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
pREs,aAKING AND MILLINERY.

ORESsMAKER- - French; perfect htteri
gowns Of every description Nine.
kRIGER. 2Ol West s0th 81
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
June Sale Values In
Washable Shirt Waists
You cannot afford to miss
To-day's Opportunities.

Excellent Lawn-vartety Of highly
attractive styles. with Val. and
EmbrOideries. in all patterns-also
Baby Irish erfects-panels. yokes 4 O2
and allover styles-value $500.
Silk finished BatiSte and Iawn-Allover
Emh'd. in rich designs. with Val laco
yOkss-slso smart effects with cream
Val. lace. in elaborate outlines or z Or
with cold panels-wOrth S6.9S.- "
Elegant Waists OF Lawn or Silk finished
Batiste-allOver Rose patterns or
elaborate designs IN German or French
Val and Baby Irish laces; also
combnauiOn-upper sleeves O2
richly trim d-worth IS. 90. ...... Wv
Peter Pan Linen Blonses-wide
pleats or hand emb'" \ %
worth 50 80 Neutrality-suspicious.. As~C
Superb designs IN Lace continuation
with silk finished Batfste-also sat
in designs OF emb'd Batiste or net.
with laces, tucks. etc.-Cpper
sleeves richly trim'd- a "a
worth s12.9S ....................| |'~O
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23

lou cannot an0rd 10 ml
BOYS WASHABLE SUITS
Russian and Sailor style--plain and
Striped Chambray-. Duck Crashes and
CheviSts-3 70 10 WIS.
Suits worth 81 40 49--.--.-..- SS
Suits worth 81 es- s---.....-....-1 49
HIGH CLASS WASHABLE SUITS
Linens. Piques. Poplins, etc--ia
Russian. Sailor and Norfolk style
sizes 20 10 yrs.-acoordtng 20 style
value $500 20 $500,
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
TYPEwRITiNG.

TYPEwRITERS.-Re $40: Gran
cRh, IS; Dsnsnoro, yoet OF Hammond
81 30 thpsTt repairing GAY. III West
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23


RUSSIAN AND SAILOR SUITS
SerEes Worsteds. Wool Crashes and
Light Chsviots-emb'd or braid
trim 'd-side or box pieeted- Or
Eton or Sailor Collar@vere 81 es. "
NORFOLK q D'BLE BREAST SUITS
Tweeds. CheviOtS Homespuns.
Casslmeres-sor1s have extra pair
trousers-Norfolks are single or
double breasts TO IL yrs O2
were SIS eS and s89s. ........... O'>O
HIGH CLASS NORFOLK SUITS
Worstsds. SerEes and ChsviOts-plain
grays. stripes and checks-Tegular or
yoke Norfolk-fuu or half lined
with Mohair or Serge-Knicksr f. n2
trousers-S 20 IS yrs-were 50 "a O'>O
YOUTHS SUITS
Serses Worst-ds Cheviots. Twseds.
Homespuns, also Striped F7annels-
plain colors and fancy Mixtures
full or half lined with mohair. sergs
OF satesn-coats cut long. with deep
vznts-15 TO 20 yrs.-3o to SO chest
Suits that were IS. s.9S- -.---.-.-4 81
Suits that were Sees .......-5. %
Suits that were s11. 1.es.......7. .9S
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES-5O0 second hand
wood and iron working machines. fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and eX-
hanged GEO. 3. EDDY. 39s Madison ST.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23

TYPEwRITER6.-An makes sold rented.
repaired EXCHANGED: reliable servics
GORMAN 10 Nassau st Telephone 2Ts0-
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
Clearance Prices for
Boys Suits, Blouses, Hats, Etc

Iou cannot afford miss todays opportunities.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
billiard AND POOL TABLES.

MANUFACTURERS OF billiard and poo
tables; nigh grade bowling alley build
ers. lowest prices MARX BROS. p Uniol
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23

Single insertions cents per line Sixteen
worcs, seven times consecutively. 81. which
entities. advertiser 10 have rooms entered IN
The Tribune's Directory Of Desirable Rooms
tor pert9d Of fourteen days Write for
circular
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23

DEGKs.--Rolltop; partitions railings. ia
hlss sofas, letter presses. counters. shelly
trs; stores orces httef. $50 dozen chairs.
FINN BROS. 2S-32 Genre St
CARPENTERS. builders. any one altering
or -ebUildins.-Have large stock Of doors.
partitions etc second hand. sell cheap
FINN BROS. IS Centre y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12
HEDGES ON FOOT BALL BET
AND WINS OUT BOTH WAYS

"Foothall never seemed % so my
way when I had money but once.
said Arthur Irwin. manager Of the
Altoona eoutlaw" baseball club
several years aEo ~eat down 70
Cambridge TO sec the Yale Hary ard
game. and the night before | mixed
With a lot OF Harvard men in Hos
ton. Their enthusiasm MAS eonta.
Eious. az was their confidence in
their team. Some Of them we're Bot
ting even moasy Yale wualtnt
score. aud they convinced me II ssa
a cinch bet The consequence Naa
Kunned around and got up a sieo
bet They filled nae 50 fun II Iisf.
ward talk that when | ueni 70 bed ]
did not SEQ how ! could possibly
lose my money. hut Il wan tiffeFnuf
In the morning when the delegation
from Yale arrived They wefe Just
as confident Of their teams ability
20 DO up Harvard as the Harvard
men had been that they were FoinE
20 eat 90 Yale Well. ! thought 4
about time FOR me % DO some beds
lng. and bet 500 that Harvard
would not score The game vas a
hard fought one. and. - neither
side scored. won both my bets
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12

Has Nevada gone fight matf L
the state that made possible ths
greatest lightweight contest o.
tho present decade % crumhle aha
ian IN the fire Of It's own eathe
siasmf
unioas the promoters aud fight
contingent IN their Wild plunge e.
ontdn each other are stopped the
game will soon receive Is death
blow
Close on Tho heels Of the clos
ing Of the terms for the Kid Her
mnn.Joe Cans battle eoeos the
report from Ely. New. that the
poople OF that town have sub
aeribed Sc. 500 for battle and
the scouts are uow cut trying "a
land a plum Of sufficient size to
warrant the unloading Of the
sold
Never ia the history Of the
prire ring dld the coin Of the
realm come 10 faat aud In such
bunchea a. from the towns In Ne
vada. Why even the losers end
OF the purse In these Nevada bat
ties il more than the winners ead
in other big fiEht cenlers.
Jimmy Cogfroth. that sage II
the ring game in Frisco has fold
cd his arms and taken an easy
chair Nevada gold has made the
purses OF the Frisco clubs look
ike sunday school collections.
los Angeles manages 60 KEEP
going bat ~ the big waaa KEEP
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12
HORSE:
SHOW
Seattle S First Exhibit
ito Opens Tomorrow
For Three Days.

Preparations Hrc completed tog
the hia horse show which opens "a.
morrow IT the Queen anne Ridins
academy The demand for tickets
has been 81 pronounced that Han
aeasa IeNalry store has decided Ga
withdraw those reserved Tor pat
rms and place them on sale again
Il they are not called Tor BY
o'clock this afternoon, The show
opens promptly at 10 o'clock lomor
row With the indsing OF colts aud
ftllles. aud continues every mornins
and afternoon for thrive days
The finest animals ia the north.
vest win BE- on exhibition, perhaps
tha most notable helng Scarchllght
a Spokane EeidinE helonging TO a
L. White. Of Spokane. This horse
was a winner In the New YORK
horse show last year and u entered
% the light harness. saddle and
Jumping classes Margaret ID. be.
longing 20 Charles u Davis, Of Sc
attle. l. expected 70 make a great
showing In the hght harness class
helng a winner az several Minneap.
oils and =; Paul shows
The elassieai bunch IL entered In
the thoroughbred saddle HORSE
class. where each anlmal COMPETING
must be a thoroughbred registered
"a the stud book. the owner ridinE
the animal IN each case. These
horses are O r. z. tafargc's Fro
eta. DR.. !. {. Moore's Mrs Nickel.
BY. A s. Tsyior's lynn. and }. -
Farreltss Fayette.
fhe Judges have been namcd as
follows. Major noateile. A T. Van
de yantar. l. II Hadiey. G n Yam
aeu. ]. o. Morse. r. l. ireland,
George " i4exKie. George l. Tros
Ter. Tom Coraan aud George Suth
erland
Ths referee Judge win be W. A
Dobkon. OF Marion. Iowa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12

First racs. tye "lar hs "s Q % M
Ffoaaueio. 100 tl.srs'l, - ~ ]
wan! Treasure rs.tsr i'n tss- m =
naKaitlno. is tnifd. T'"s Ice =.
second race. one ia's sss %
yards 1911 curtis. l0a tcsroll),
to 6. woni Gentle Harry. i0a. scc
ond Mouatebank. iO5. third Time
Ia.
THIRD race. five oighthH of a mill
ftlfknald BELLE. 100 (Quafnng
toni. 4 20 I. won. Monialbon. 100
second. Nappa. i05. third. Time
LOLA
Fourth race. ono aud one niS
teenth miles J " Donohuo. lOi
aIarrlal. 10 6. won 0orgalcite
t04. second. Piquet. ~. third. Time
so L.
Firth race. Futuriiy - MnEhpnn
foa lproaionl. g 10 g. won. haublr
Toe. second. illrlle. io5. third
Sixth race. Futurity Sails. 100
fpreatnnl. I 20 won. hetropnw
100. second: Perry Wlcku. i0b
third. Time. i.i2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12

Here's Some Facts

Extracts from sec Of the ~
Laws Of the German Savings, build
Ing q Loan Association To pro
vide stockholders safe aud profit
able Investment Tor their savings
To loan the savings % Hiocsholier'
on real estate or stock securities
To loan money % shareholders, OF
others, for building OF other puf
passs. allowing tho borrower 10 pas
IN one sum or la lnutallmcnia - IL
chas osasr. the secretary, 50 int
tho details with you. ti6 Dailel
building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-12
SEVERAL GOOD
1906 RECORD


Running.
100 yards Dan Kelly. 90 %.
One mile r. Connetf, Z rs SO
Marathon raee-W J. SheFrinE.
IS miles. : 81 - IS
Jumping.
Standing hiEh-iRay c. EwTy. 3
feet : Ia inches
Running hikh-M F, Sweeney. s
feet SIS inches
standing long n c. Ewry. II
feet 9 inches.
Ruuninx long ~ Prinstein. -
feet : l. inches
Pole Waiting.
Leroy sanise. = feet rs Inches.
Weights.
is-oaand hammer Flanagan
Ia feet Il inches.
lspouna shos-W ". Coe, ~
feet inches
atpouHd shot - Ralph hose, ~
feet s8t inches
ss.ponnd weight, FlaunaEan
a fest inches
Discus throwing Martin Sheri'
dan. isf feet inches