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Newport daily independent., 1906-04-19

Thursday g favorable change ir the dire ton 9f the wind lent hope of it's being brought under control.
 The city's gates are closed tc outsiders and those within are not permitted to leave.
 Gnouls are being shot by the military, under orders to dispose of them in that way.
 San Jose largely destroyed, all brick buildings collapsing from earthquake shocks, lives lost be- ing estimated at POO.
 All buildings of the Leland Stanford university were demol- ished, two students being killed and several badly hurt.
 State university at Berkeley was burned.
 Niles, fifteen miles south of San Francisco, was swept by fire.
 At Agrews, the state insane asylum collapsed, burying the inmates.
 Napa and Vallejo suffered heavy property loss, many per- sons being killed at the latter point.
 The latest report says the Me- chanics' Pavilion, used as an emergency hospital, has collaps- ed, increasing the death list largely.
Newport daily independent., 1906-04-19
Complaints On Service.

Little Rock, April 19-Recent- ly complaints have reached the Board of Trade of Little Rock touching the service and con- nections on the White River branch of the Gould railway sys- tenn. These complaints have been communicated to Superln- tendent Bernardi of that division and a reply was received yester- day from that official to the effect that the question of addi- tional service and better connec- tions will be considered at a joint meeting of the representatives, of the traffic and transportation departments in St. Louis next week. Until then, Superintend- ent ,Bernardi states, he will not be in position to reply fully to the representations and requests of the Board of Trade in thls matter.
Newport daily independent., 1906-04-19
FRANCISCO HORROR
 GROWS WITH TIME.
ports Indicate That Extent of Disaster is
 Even More Appalling Than First Reports Showed.

~fhe full details of the earth. % quake which destroyed the Me tropolis of the Pacific coast add / to the story of loss of life and property and the flames contin- ue to destroy what the earth quake left standing.
 The San Francisco city hall, ch was twenty years in build ing. is a mass of .tumbled stone and debris.
 The entire water, light and street car systems were rendered useless by the first shock.
 Only the residence district oc- cupied by the wealthier residents seemed to have escaped serious damage, and even that Is not considered entirely out of danger from the fires which are still raging in many parts of the city.
 The greatest loss of life will probably be found in the district near the bay, where many lodg- ing houses, occupied by sailors and others, were situated. Most of these houses were of brick and stone and many very old, and the fatalities among them are expected to run into the hundreds.
 A brief summary of the prin- cipal items of the terrible calam- ity below gives some idea of the enormous destruction of life and property up to this time, and, while the worst is, it is hoped, over, the destruction still con- tinues by fire and the number of dead may reach a very much larger figure.
 The famous Cliff House has fallen into the sea.
 More than 1000 houses were destroyed by the earthquake in San Francisco.
 Area of San Francisco de- stroyed by fire, ten square miles.
 Lives lost in San Francisco es- timated to exceed $500.
 Property loss in San Francisco estimated at $500, 900, 1000.
 The city is under martial law.
 Fire is still raging, but at noon
Newport daily independent., 1906-04-19
BIG APPLE CROP
Expected by the Apple Growers oi Northwest Arkansas From Present Bright
 Prospects.

Rogers, April 19-Prospects for record-breaking apple crop in northwest Arkansas were never better at this season of the year. The blossoms have been held back so long by the late spring that it would take an unusually late and heavy frost to hurt them. Few orchards have borne heavily since 1901, and are in splendid shape to stand a big yield. Peaches are now in full bloom and while there will be a few Elbertas, there will not be enough to make a commercial crop. Pears, plums and cher ies are filled with blossoms, and in fact. the fruit prospects could scarcely be better, save only the peaches.
Newport daily independent., 1906-04-19
SINK tLfCTED GREAT PROPHET.
Great Council Concludes Session in Little Rock = Officers EIected for
 fnsuing Year.

Little Rock, April 8.-With the election of officers yesterday afternoon the Great Council,
 Improved Order of Red Men, concluded it's sixth annual ses- sion at Kirst's hall, Ninth and
 Main streets. Representatives from the several tribes over the state left last evening for their homes.
 Before adjournment officers for the ensuing year were elected as follows: Great Sachem, $. F. Brackney, Fort Smith; Great Senior Sagamore, M. D. Wil- Hams, Hope; Great Junior Sapa- more, A. B. Smith, Pine Bluff; Great Prophet, George M. Sink, Newport; Great Chief of Rec ords. Mark P. Olney, Mena; Great Keeper of WaapQn, F. H. Donaldson, Mena.
 A. B. Smith of Pine Bluff is the only new official chosen. The other officers either were advanced CT remained station ary. Mark P. Olney and E. H. Donaldson were reelected as Great Chief of Records and Great Keeper of Wampum. Geo. M. Sink was advanced from Great Sachem to Great Prophet, IS. F. Brackney was advanced to Great Sachem and M. D. Williams was advanced to Great Senior Sagamore. Next year Sink will retire and Brackney will be advanced, leavinga great junior sagamore to be elected.
 The meeting next year will be held the third Tuesday in April, at Mena.
 The session just closed was one of the best attended sessions of the Great Council ever held. The report of Great Sachem Sink shows the order to be in a pros porous condition in this state, and more rapid growth during the coming year is expected. There are now more than fifty tribes in the state, and it is eX- pected each will increase in mem bership as well as branch out and establish new tribes else where. A report of the commit tee on organization of new tribes was adopted, urging that all reasonable means be used to have new tribes established dur ing the year, and it is expected Great Sachem Bracken will adopt a policy in line with that of the retiring Great Sachem relative to building up the order. Most of the representatives to the Great Council left the city last night. There were more than 100 in attendance at the session, representing about 30 of the tribes of the state.
Newport daily independent., 1906-04-19
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E. LESS President, ALEX BERGER, SecretaryTreasarer

The country bank located in rapidly developing section, where there is good demand for money at and 10 per cent is just as sound the big city bank, and can make more profit on pel cent ovllar than Pittsburg and Cleveland can make on al per cent dollar And it is in better position to explain how it makes it's money than the city The American Trust Company pays per cent interest on money left for 12 months on amounts of S2000O and upwards. Write for particulars. Write today. =. =. =. ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
TEMPTATIONS THAT BESET
YOUNG BALL PLAYERS

Where Do the majority % pruni
slns yossnk PLAYERS co. said CLARK
repeating tho inierroxatoFy
They make their sxls from pcufes.
sional baseball down the primrose
path Of aAiiiance. az BTU SAYS
That's where a majority OF AZ iaaat
great mass 81 the youngsters 50
You would be surprised 20 know
hoN temptation CAMPS Ga the trail
q ts1 buidinK player II travels N
the soft rustic ~ q Nnmana skirts.
4 iugSs Ia the Glad hand aud chaery
smile of well moaafux admircF. u
tlnia a chapel In TIA sganlam X The
diamond hero sorahiper; II. Ia tact.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18

records broken. uH the wet track
and hiFh wind made fast time i'm
possible
Charlie Mullen, Of Seattle. fur.
nlahed the surprise By winning the
2s0-yard dash. The relay race was
won By the Seattle team. consist.
Ing of Coyle. McAucp. Gish and
Livingston. Mays. OF Portland.
lived up 20 his reputation by can.
turing the mile run IN a close I'm.
iah Mckay. Of Seattle, ran sec.
ond. with White. of Tacoma. third.
Tho meet fully disposed OF TIA
comaa claim that tho boys from
the city of Destiny did not get a
square deal In the last meet held
between the two cities. as saturda,
the Seattle boys went 20 Tacoma.
aud. after accepting an Tacoma
Officials and on strange field.
they simply outclassed their oppo.
nenis and won without an effort.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18

The police interrupted the sun
day bah game between Cincinnati
aud brooklyn. az the latter city. bv
afrsstiuE both pitchers and three
officials of the club. After the arr
rests new pitchers we're provided
aud the game proceeded. being won
hy Cincinnati The arrests were
made as "a test ease 20 ascertain n
sunday ball playing was against the
law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
TURF NEWS

There WIS another race aeaf the
slxth yesterday That was when O.
automobiles all started hack 10 town
Ia grand fFee- fursali race n tho
mud capt eaiue IN hts biR Win
ton finished first. with nus suther-
land CLOSE second and irea ~
atruv. third
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
FAMOUS HORSE
DROPS DEAD
sVsoHsY DIES SUDDENLY OF
$1,000 POISONING - consIo
Erred nv MANY ThE BEsT
HORSE ON The AMERICAN
TURF.

James n keeae's famous iyear
old colt sYsonby died yesterday a
sheepahead BaY Of blood poisoning.
superindueed By = skin disease from
which he has been suffering from
for Iona time lila death occurred
in the presence 81 his osner. who
was making his daily visit 70 the
stable. and the horse Dropped dead
while Mr. keeue was standing be
side him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
TACOMA VAS
A POOR THIRD
sEkTTLE WALKS AWAY WITH
TRIANGULAR TRACK MEET
AND plsPosGs or THE
CHARGE or UNFAlRNEss IN
PREVIOUS CONTEST.

The big triangular interscholas.
tic field meet between the high
schools OF Seattle. Portland and 1a-
coma took place In Tacoma Satur-
day. and only served to- emphasize
the fact that the Seattle high school
has the best bunch OF athletes in
the Northwest The meet was 80
onesided that It was embarrassing.
Seattle getting twice as many
points as both its opponents In
figures the score was. Seattle %.
Portland % and Tacoma Is
Tacoma ana not win a single first.
Seattle winning every event with
the exception Of the mile run and
the discus throw. both Of which
went 20 Portland. There were no
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18

By winning both the Eclipse
stakes and tho Grand American
stakes. Water Pearl bx Watereress.
Pearl y. Is now considered - xpod
Judges 90 have shown himself TIE
best aycareid Of the rear lis + 3
fall hrnthsr u LApiaua. who raced
on the cosst several FearN aKo.
paai HAtncy aan retired his
tfs.ep bsauty peasna AMI n" colt
win not be seen again unfieF eolufA
antil the Saratoga Sgeesal ls run Al
the Aprlnka
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
VIM Paw 10 Per Cent

DO y0u know that money invested
IN The German Savings. Building a
Loan Association will draw from y
70 10 per cent? Safer than any bank
~ loans are made ONLY on improved
real estate. Time.tried Seattle bus.
mess men direct It's affairs. and It's
- your interest, Afr. Investor. TO
see ChaB. Osaer. aoc'y, 4ig Bailey
building 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18

elAna field At fatnuia To wau
easily BY a length ffom Dgteh naf
hara vith John Carroll third The
distance Nas one AMI onevighth
miles Sir Haon wiil nos 80 10 NeN
Nufk to tackle sumo II the eastern
cracks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18

FnMffsaNu iuns ~ raffianas hits
Hasas NhTH &HrF razntHt Aaf tha Nasu
sas Fias ara sntnfefaaatra ~ safae
o. d
F~iiaaa ......4s..s..t
HFssns .aeAaaeeaes
tsttssfss-f fsstsIssa sna Nef.ssa. A..
tiferrs $50 hsFan
OAKLAND fatss fN ~ Hsfgasss fas1A
$50 fssass sHfsHHF sffsa eaIa Hnd
Hsitias fha aolH
Fllsf sauss ~ \
So frsafiasa tsaatfHaR~k s
esattaat s.... eaaaaHH 8
tsifefsss Mzsefs and nfs#HafFl csirs
Han1.si4aH as titles
Hasa1alaa HafHHHs ~ ~ =
So trfaasissa afaaaasaaa
a.ssiaa1 ...asz.N NHsa9 ed 4
BATTERIES Raf Ass Wnssas ns.ar sss
t5liss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
GOOD CARD AND
POOR WEATHER
SEASON STARTS AT MEADOWS
WITH HEAVY TRACK. sur
TAU PUBLIC MANAGES TO
oUT IT'S otARE OF rHE
MONEY,

With stresg card n slx races,
the feature ~ witch was tho OPEN
ink Nandican. the Summer meeting
90 the king County Fair asseeia-
tlon began saturday az the Mead
owa The only aisagfeeahle feature
vas the weather. as Il rained ON aud
OF all Through the afternoon. bot
as three favnFsteS and a well played
second ehaicc won. the large croWd
present enjoyed themselves IN spite
OF the dampuess
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18

Oscar Jones vas up against his
usual hard luck Saturday lie
pitched good hail. but there were
not hits on hla slide 10 back him up
The score HE
Seattle o 0 O 0 0 900 % q Z
Angeles Q o . 0 ooo g--z ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
EVEN
WITH ANGELS
LOCALS TAKE THE FIRST GAME
WHILE SHORT ONE ooEs TO
THs PlckuPs - cRAvATH
DOES SOME FINE nAoG RUN.
NiNo.

Seattle and Los Angeles divided
whatever hanors there we're # Rec
featian park yesterday afternoon
tho locals squeezing out the hrht
contest BY a 10 ; score. while the
final abbreYiatiou went 10 the visit
ors
Neither game vas n hair raiser
from aciontifie viewpoint, but the
s. 0Oa fans had plenty OF opportunity
70 enjoy themselves. CraRaih'h
lndlcruuh hlnndeF In the second
game was worth the price Of admih
aion. IN the third inning Of the sec
und Cravafh lined a good one out
to Walters Walters got the ball on
the bound. hat gfayath WAS pind
ding lnduHtriously on hts way When
gfavAfh got his oYs on walters the
fielder had the ball and GsaNath
concluded that he had filed out
lust "a Show that be didn't bear ans
hard feeling Craxafh aauntcred out
into the field aud was tagged to the
Intense dinguni If his team mates.
old Gray Fox Dillon contributed
his share by being expelled nom
the grounds FOR eommsats GA Per
rine'a decision Dillon was uiqued
because he struck out and tbs ump
was Obliged 10 set the dog on him
Tho scores
Fifsf eatnnea " n
ssaitia .........faaaaaaN
i.ss Aasaiss s5..a.oe aee-a
natissirs - iEzsss saa iiiaassnshle. hislis
asa taasf
He.ssfId safae== n o.
Eeatria .-....s...t 90
lzaa AnaHiss 4s.....s.aN 9 81
BATTERIES e. Utah sna naHssn. itsfes
fash aHH EaasE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18

Bsimose. sho has been considered
a foartlush all year. came oai nut
won the hrooklSn Derby frum The
Qnait and King Hear belmefe
was necunt choIea In the betting
aud won palied ap b. Is leaxths
The track saa muddy aud ihs dis
tance one aud oaohaH miles. Was
run In : 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
Excursion Rates East via Northern
Pacific Railway.

II going east do not faIf 20 take
sdsantAEe OF our very low round
NIP rates. Dates Of sale June g3d
and 25th. For particulars call NJ
~ Y. city tieket office. cor. lat av.
and Yesier way 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18

The heoks lesi q LOT ~ monFt on
the ufth faes. az al the Wiat faau
bet un Wsnfirk. ard the fhhau
counter brigade eiaxed MaioA wen-
~ place and shoN ard a. etfgase
horses finished nne. twa. bolts far-
tlonn faahrh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18

rsas frasn tbs ranks u ,he minors 70
= brief rriEn ~ glory among the
majors and then sink back Into total
oblivion. The old fellows long ago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
as,lsaal Lsass..
%s3s ~+s4.s 49,
!. AMATEUR RESULTS.
+++s+xEt Es4~++.s

The Ballard nine won their sey,
enth consecutive victory yesterday
whon they beat the RAinierH ia n
close game 3 Ia Umpire Joe Pea
bodg was decidedly of la his de.
cisloaa. and although both teams
suffered At tines from his bad sYe.
sight. the RAluiaFa Eot probably the
worst OF tho deal Klaus pitched q
guaa game for tho Halniera. aiioN
ing only sir hits. widely scattered
a. FitHFeraid. Of ballard. aud
Woods. II tho nainiGfb. both landed
on the ball foE home runs. and sec
ond Bassmhn Price. Of the Hainlefn.
gave a llfe=iiks imitation Of Johnny
Kane Seofs. RIB
hatiafh sstss.. .sssssssss .
ittluiern aa....s t-ssas+s. .
haiisfiea Waodworfh and Nc
Mahus. Klaus and Woods
The Arlington tcam r. kftii keep.
ing up ita Winning streak. and yes,
frffsy trimmed the fast MunFoe
team By score % 4 to , Paddy
Weleh. the Pacific League pitcher.
Nsa In the l.ox for Mnnroe aud Pei
Padaock tuiflcd for Arlington. Both
men we're ne, freely. bur Arlington
VAS lhs m0rs aaccsasfui IN bunch.
inF hits score. He
hFHAAtNR sssss sssss#ssss ~
Aiiffee ssss-ts ss.sssssss
Batteries Paddock and MHckay.
Wsleh and McGlll.
Thu Superior bali team OF fhis
city sent to Port Townsend ysatsF.
asy and son an caas game from
Port Townsend By a score % , % /
Boyle. the Superior tvirier. Was IN.
viHoibie and allowed only -four hlts.
Whlis the Superior boys hatfed thu
foft Townsend pitcher all over the
lof Score r. N =
HHt'9ffntH sssss s..ssss#s.s 10
Port Townsend .......l 4
batteries Boxlo and Sander.
FoahY aud Mott
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18

Hobby noxee evidently ava not
pteE the winner Ia the lase ratses na
he 'akidaed" Toe the Eataa imfnedi-
atsly after the HORSES paaaid andcr
the wire. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18

A helihoy ~ the Cecil. II D. ia
known - The L0uEahpt kta from
his success iu the ppolrnaua flsrrr.
has o. On Tuai tfaah at zee It. 4.
ana up 10 neee tusiaF ~aa 500 siis-
casslnE his usrfew esea s. epm
breaking into Rockefeller . clad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18

Tho Clipper ball team. Of Seattle
went up 70 Granite Falls yesterday
and we're beaten IN rather one.
sided game by score OF Z 60 1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18

ny victories ever New York.
Cleveland T. now ~ first place ia
the race for the penuant ia the
American league
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18

blanche g. stumbled aud nsafly
feli when she was returning 70 the
iuasrs stand after the finish pf The
third rarn nhe stepped a. a hoie
and only ths E,tod larhet ulatp ~
paueli saved hin fram hHinE
thf8Wn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
r.s 1880 sttttt
ON THE TRACKS

Sir Hnon. the kentucky Derby
winner. proved himself the horse OF
the year In Western racing circles.
when he won the Queen CITY Handi.
cnp. worth tI0.0QQ from q hieh-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18

iiert Thompson tho aulairnstop-
ped Vancouver piunaer. had good
day lis cashed Ia a Wad OH bob
ItaEan aud then bet the bundle back
on Nouriuk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
UPS OF
THE PRIZE RING
NOTABLE FAKE PRIZE FIGHTS
THAT CAUSED SCANDALS
AND GAVE GAME a BLACK
ava.
~ JAS. ). CORRECT.

II b. when takers ~ the prize RINK
game fali out that the public ~
enlightened without the double
ross the public never would be put
wise. Every fuke ever disclosed %
ths lobbsd tight followers IL the
result Of pcfannai spite and an e.
Tort 10 get even. and Ia every case
"a record u would have been better
faf the game and fpf the people "
he matter had been husha az.
The Doubts Cross.
The brutality u ring contests
paiss into iualgnifleauca when con-
sidefed with the double cross e. a
sport Wrarker Take. Zoe instance.
Ia New York u Hns there that
the fight fakes ala the most 70 In
iufs the sport Ia 1900. the last year
uf the Horton laW. q half doken ~
the battles uere pseaffunged az
fairs
Joa Waic0it started the ball role
ing when he made Tommy West
Look like a sucker fof 10 rounds
and then was whipped % turn in
the iith To this day West claims
that he was ~ much SURPRISED 49,
the people that were booking on ~
the sudden turn IN the course Of
the battle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18

Yromau, Who ran m. IL 20 last
Tafs. 10 fpM brother 90 that tizsai
raea horse. AhuFthaaa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
ALL SORTS Of
SCRAPS IN AIR
Puos ARE DRIFTING INTO
TOWN AND MATCHES CA.
LORE ARE BEING TALKED
oF-hoLLY AND TURNER
THURSDAY.

The pugillstic fraternity 4 slow.
y but surely drifting into town
and 90 keep track Of al The an.
ferent matches that have been
framed w o. are supposed TO b.
framed ~ would test the skin "A
IN expert accountant. First Tommy
Burns and Jack OBnen we're eainz
60 fishf on the Fourth Al Pleasant
Beach. bat nothing came u Il. Then
Bobby Lundie waA matched 10 figh,
Charlie Dunn. and These two win
mix Il az Bfemerton soon
Joe Angel NEXT.
Then u wua stated that fandle
= onld fight Joe AaKeli. that Lundie
Sould nght Daasheriy a return
match. that Laadie would fight
anybody. and nos Lundle Is match.
ed 10 fight Walter stanton. Ia The
meantime Johnnie Crowe wants 10
fight Turner az izs: Turner i "a.
Tag 10 fight Holly Al lge. and Holly
offers TO fight Honey Melody Al
80 pounds Tingaidc. Then Willie
Fitzgerald announced that he xoald
come ont here and fight Turner.
Turner said be would lick hlia aad
then take on Cans. and Cans whea
heard from said be would fight Bal,
ling Nelson.
The Next Match.
The ne1t scrap 10 be announced
all probably be between Jeffffes
and York Gleason for ! purse a
0.00a tomatoes That match "a a.
probable as some of those named
above. The whole thing slfled
down. however. seems 70 be that
the only fights that the fnns cAa
be sure Of seeing are the ones bs.
tween Holly and Turner II Pleas
ant Beach June Il. aud the acsg
between Lnndie aud Iron MAJ
Damn At BFemerton
Meet THURSDAY Nlaht
The contest between Turner and
Holly comes first. and viii take
place Thursday night The gwo hon
have been training faithfuily. AMI
a. they have met before and knox
what they are up against a red hot
combat should result This f,gAi
II the highest class bout ever seized
aled to take place Ia the North.
vest. and Is attracting genaTai ia.
tsrest. and when the boys enter tie
ring a large number Of visitors
from out OF town wsil be present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
PASSING COMMENTS

The Heaifie golfers are bset r.,
Portland and ~ The five sIsy-..
who went. Four returned wifb 49,
r n LippV covered Mmaelf -
glory and proved the big sufbflss !.
tho tournament h. winning The o.
Ron state championship.
Harry ~ PilislHfy. vino has h..
generally Acknowledged % lee N.
Hfratei American chess player ~.
yesterday n Phlia1elphla ~ al.
pirH2
Frank Kramer. the Aa,atte..
eycliaf. won the grand prize Al PAD.
yesterday Ia the bike races.
Harry coe. who won the mile "a.
~ the recent western iHiereolleglst.
meet and who IL one VI the graat..,
distance runners Fl me Wrsi. auiysa
IL THIS city yesterday where be M
spend the summer with his fswb.
returning 60 the University Of Nles'
iKan III Tie fall
Charley Graham. Win caukit lass
year for the Tacoma Tigers. i !,
present iu Sacramento. where n.
Was called by the iliuese " his xi,s
Graham has been catching this PEAS
foe the Boston Americans.