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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-07
RALPH JUST
BEAT STOUT.
hightstOwn Man Luckily Won
from Trenton Pool Expert
in Final Frame.

TRENTON, Dec. Edward
Ralph, the Hightstown pool expert,
was given one of his hardest matches
last evening by Charles Stout OF
Trenton, winning by but six balls, af-
ter the most exciting kind of a finish.
125 to 119.
Throughout the entire match Stout
was a dangerous competitor, and in
the final frame had a good chance to
win the match. In that period Stout
needed Is balls to win and Ralph
needed four. Stout ran nine balls
and apparently had an easy open shot.
But he selected a combination which
would open the bunch and missed.
Ralph then ran out the game. The
scores:
Ralph--S, 8, 10, II, Is, 7, 2, 10, A.,
j, 5, II, 9, z, 5, 4-125.
Stout-12, 10, 2, 2, 0, 8, -, 5, 10,
IA, 10, 3, 4, g., 10, 9-119.
Scratches-Stout, s; Ralph, 4.
Tonight Concannon will play
White.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-07
KsG DAYS.

The first Thanksgiving day in all
history was the Hebrew Feast of the
rabernacles.
England's first national Thanksgiv-
ng was September s, 1888, for the
lefeat of the Spanish Armada.
Only the United States keeps a reg
liar annual national Thanksgiving.
In 1853, the Massachusetts, Bay
colony set apart a day for Thanks
giving. From this, dates our Novem-
Der anniversary.
The first national Thanksgiving
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-07
CHARLATAN AT 9 TO 2.
New Orleans Feature Result n Sur
prise to Crowd of Race GOers.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. IA muddy
track at the Fair grounds made the
racing an uncertain proposition. fa-
vorites lost in every event except one.
Race goers had the right line in the
first race. According to them, there
was nothing to it but MortibOy, ana
the Goldblatt colt went to the post Al
strong even money favorite. He got
away well and, holding well to the
pace until the last furlong was reach
ed, came away and Won handily from
Spion. Duchess of Monticello was a
good third. Summaries:
First Race.-Mortiboy. first; Splon,
second; Duchess of Monticello, third.
Second Race.-Daring, first; Pinstlck-
er, second; French Nun, third.
Third Race.-Blackburn. first; Bert
mont, second; Monere, third.
Fourth Race.-Charlatan. first: st,
Valentine, second: Lady Ellison, third.
Fifth Race.-Refned. first; Ounce,
second; Grace George, third.
Sixth Race.-Abe Meyer. first; Bitter
Hand, second; Dargin, third.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-07
JOHNNY DIVERS PROTEGE
TO BOX YOUNG CORBETT.

NEW YORK, Dec. Negotiations
between Johnny Oliver and Harry Po-
lok, managers of Tommy Murphy and
Young Corbett, respectively, continue
ed yesterday. They argued for an
hour, but came to no agreement. Hair
ny Edwards, of the National A. c., of
Philadelphia, has offered 20 per cent.
of the gate receipts for a fight. Pol
lok demands 40 per cent. of this.
oliver asks for 35 per cent. He has
no objection to Corbett getting more
than that percentage, but refuses to
take less. Edwards was wired if he
would increase his offer to IS per
cent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-07
JUNIOR LEAGUE
SEASON BEGINS
Two Local Bowling Elves Are
Represented in Second In
terstate Competition.

The Interstate Junior Bowling
League teams rolled their first games
last night.
The Amicitias' second team and the
Keystones bowled on Bloodgood's al
legs, the Keystones defeating the
Amicitias in three straight games.
On the Aquahonga alleys in Tot
tenville, the second team of the AL
pines defeated the Aquahonga second
team in three straight games.
The next games will be rolled De-
cember IS, when the Keystones and
Alpines' second team will roll on Kir-
by's alleys, and the Aquahongas' Sec
ond team and the second team of the
Amicitias on the Amicitia alleys at
Pleasant Plains. The scores last
night were:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-07
WARINC HIGH MAN
Took the First Prize on SWitzer's
Utopia Alleys.

The monthly prizes of IS, So, and
So were rolled for last night on the
Utopia alleys. Only sever of the No
vember high bowlers were on hand.
The first prize of S. was won by J.
E. Warning, who rolled 1872. The sec
ond prize of SO was won by P. Peter
sen, who rolled 189. The third prize
of 50 was awarded to e. Koyen, who
rolled 1870. The other scores were:
J.. Dolan, 1874; j. Dwyer, LAG; w.
Lydiard, 146; A. Nelson, 131.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-07
Jerseyman to Captain Brown.

PROVIDENCE, R. L., Dec. T.
John Donald Pryor, ,'OS, OF the
Brown university football eleven, was
elected captain of the 1907 varsity
team yesterday. He is twenty-one
years old and plays left end. His
home is in South Orange, N. j., and,
although this was his first season on
a varsity eleven, his playing was of a
high order.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-07

There is not much FUN in keep
ing boarders"-but there is PROFIT
in il IF YOU HAVE AS MANY PEO-
PIE AT YOUR TABLES AS YOU
CAN ACCOMMODATES timely
advertising, and reading of ads, en-
ables you to dc this.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-07
HIGH ROLLERS.

High scores on the Utopia alleys
last night were R. Hibbett, 209; w.
Lydiard, 202, 1874; J. Schoonover,
1872. 178; p. Peterson, 1883; M. Fin
gerote, 1877; E. Koyen, 1872.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-07
TIME OF HIGH n
BASKETBALL TOMORROW NIGHT

The Keystone A. c. basket ball
team, of Eltingville, will play the
All Collegians, of West Brighton, at
= the Oriental Pavilion, Eltingyille, ).
T.. tomorrow night. A dance will fol
low the game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-07
FooTBALL AT WOODBRIDGE.

The Ortmore football team, of
Woodbridge, will play the Arrow A.
c., of Tottenville, at Woodbridge, to-
morrow, and a fast season-end contest
is looked for.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-07

LOS ANGELES, Cal. Dec. IAN
ideal day drew a large crowd at the
Ascot park to see Stilicho win the
handicap feature of the racing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-07

HARTFORD, Conn, Dec. 7.--Yale
defeated the Trinity basket ball team
easily here last night at the Trinity
college gymnasium by a score Of 43
to IA.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-07
KIRRy,s HIGH SCORES.

High scores at Kirby's alleys last
night were: A. Simonsen, Jr., 223;
H. Kirby, 221, 1856; M. Banks, 2lO;
G. Jaycox, 202.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-07

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 7.-Three
favorites won at Oakland. The last
race furnished a surprise in Sugar
Maid, 20 to /.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-07
Speed Indicators for Trains.

A correspondent of the London
Times calls attention to the need of
an automatic recording speed indica-
tor for railway trains. Roth Of the
most recent important fatal railway
casualties in England yer undoubt-
doubtedly caused by excessive speed
at points where the regulations re-
quired a slowing down. Engine driv-
ers become reckless and disregard
safely at first, but ultimatel,
meet with disaster. If the record Of
speed during each trip were to be
submitted to inspection there would
be less disobedience and greater safe
ty. Possibly the recording speed in
dictator has been invented, but it ap
pears not to be in use anywhere.
"a drop of water hollows a stone
not by its power, force, or weight
but by the frequency of its falling;
and this principle underlies all good
store advertising.
Subscribe for the NEWS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-07
TAyERNITEs VS.. WEST ENDS.

A match has been arranged be-
tween the Tavernites and the west
Ends for December II, on Bohnsack's
alleys.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-07

proclamations were issued by con
gress during the revolutionary war.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-07
POOL STANDING.

The standing in the pool tourna-
ment at Trenton for the state cham
nionsnip is as follows:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-07

"All things are difficult before
they are easy" such as getting the
swing of it" In advertising a store.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-07
AT PLEASANT PLAINS.

A football game will be played at
Pleasant Plains, S. l., tomorrow.
when the Invincibles will play the
Little Tigers, of Pleasant Plains.
INTERSTATE LEAGUE STANDING.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-07

Advertising in the NEWS brings
good results.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-07

VAN HORN ROLLED 200.
L.. Van Horn rolled 200 last night
on Bohnsack's alleys.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-07
ALPINES TO ROLL.

The Alpines practice tonight on
the Kirby alleys.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25
GROVE PUT To-
BED BY LONG
LOUIE LANDS ON JosnstEs
JAW IN TIT TWUNTiUTH
And WINS \ HARD FOUGHT
VICIOUS FtoHr.

Louie isanE. the oulY man vba
ster kno. had out Aufelio Herrera.
landed hia famous ieff punch on
Johnnie Groves Jas Ga the goth
round ~ tbeiH fight ~ Everett lest
uiEht end put neft Murphys meal
ticket town suh auf Jim Morrison.
who aent ap from Seattle 80 fefefer
The srrap. iaIisi the fatal seconds
over cfaNea PROSTATE form. and
ahsn be did not aries. save the de-
risiou 10 LouE
Ths battle was vicious uns from
the zap - che bell aHd if saa only
Longs magnificent condition that
paii~a him through Grove vas
mnrh The riefefsf huzer. but he itfad
aa fhs battle progressed and iaHt
the decision because 81 Longs mou-
dsffui stamina
A large crowd attended the fight
auA ean greatly pleased 90 fhs eshi-
hitiau che msn pas up uiidy HlsH-
90. no manages Tong. cleaned W q
neat aum an his ptateHe'a victory,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25
ALL HANDS MAY
LOSE JOBS
PORTLAND CITY employees
FRIGHTENED BECAUSE or
TECHNICALLY THEY MUST
TAKE SECOND EXAMINATION.

pOHTLAsD. July 20 because ~
o technically more than hair - tHs
cts employees p4aHt take the ctfi
service examination over nEala# hHd
n mes ramefa Hbtain better per-
csaiase the old employees Joel their
Jobs Practically every old member
~ me FIRE department BE- hH by
Judge FREEZER Ia The hfuin custer
proceedings.
And ita al because II days di1
NOT eIarae hrfEeen the time q heu
ihs examinations Hrfa announced hF
notice boa the official paper ana fhe
Tins they wefe heid ~ some cases
fsN hours over ~ days dld tran
spife. but ~ thr letter Of fha las
10 ronialnf4 ln the charter this u
unl enough
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25

Have You Seen the
San Juan Islands?

HaVe yuu sven she cities. the
tloantaiua the tlls aui valleys of
thr f'uget Soana eeuufrf tn iaY e
Mxhtt NJ trlp iu Amettsa equals
this for FrAnd scenery surits. iuiY
-. tbc magnificent Steamer what
eem leaves pIer AZ a. "a. Cor an
ssrursisn e. gbese beauaiful Islands.
TAKE the entHe tsluay ffon she bot
sIiy Zoe days cutting Il eiii %
thrm r. weld of seat. Ranna tEip
face tlsa -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25

Ia fsff said ihe rhlef if fights
Wefs held b. seattle I coaid better
handle tha sitsaiian than | saH nae
rhras = e. las aa ihr statute books
ehieh faftiar pfftsttRhtinN ana ths
rarsana who have been promoting
arfaps. puffiHR nr fnffriis ana ~ 2
fanfinH artiesss nlil hanerfnfth hafe
- a. q iu auute either eiip than -
affie. We esunut DENY tha fiKhf -
: ntan o. IIfe herr hut ~ can Ffe-
vent he russsius in pH illegal p'eu-
fsa alton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25

Norris u Wares, eha = 60
ksnu iesisrd 90 d. ghH champion
bowler u the state u MaahinEspn.
anashai thn l'a4-fie coast record
iaai nixht IN 4 ms-sh game nlih u
" Hnn@niF. - chicago. nhsn b
Averaged go - for five Eamae
nsuw nlr honisd Nrii eaansh 90
bat neafif anfbody EoffinK an
average q osrf 10 himself. bat
nasuf had > chance eth tbs Wash
inFfaa champ The scafrs @efe
wafrea gss. afs. 81. 80. 81.
total. i.H1z. AFarAEe. 80 IS
nroanly 80 zfs. sQs. ise. zis.
total i.11s average. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25
FIGHTERS DUE
To CLEAR OUT
wAppEasruia wHlTE0 LEr.
rGR TO rHG GOVERNOR Pho.
TESTING AaAthsr sHGRlFFs'
FAILURE TO ENFORCE TIA
LAW.

II looks az though the Holly CANS
ftnhf has anundnd the knoll ~ b"hs
FMS in this vicinity chief Waps
pnnatsln has written "a letter IA Gov
srnar Mead az follows
~0f late stefe have been a Num-
bsf ~ prize fiaht promoters Hha
have hssn driven out Of other states,
makina the state ~ washington
fhgif headquarters and giving what
thaF eau bokina exhibitions Will p
are only aahtsffusea FOR prize rfhia.
wherever these propia have been
tolerated There has been trouble t't
ne police departments. BY reason -
the undesirable people hHfh ns
fuaahs ard thieves who gather
.hst,x~r these nshts arr Rlxvn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25
DOES
USUAL STUNT
raU slwAsHus ARE vAtNLY
arRAtNIao TO RECOVER rHu
Losr ART OF PLAYING RAsu.
BALL-wELcH rs HAMMERED

The Seattle team II nov playing
Ia Portland and performed tho
usual stunt yesterday Of losing the
Eamu to the Wobfpet by score Of
8 % =
Paddy Weieh. the Pride Of
Manfee. waa putting 'em over fof
Seattle aud ha whH peaches and
cream fof the Giants a. they found
him for a total 81 10 hits
Seattle got of IN front by scof
iuH a run Ia the first aud a run IN
the aerund. bat after that they
never had look Ia
Portland viii play as Rin With Sc
attic this afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25
DIAMOND LAKE
|. HOLDS BODIES
EFFORTS BEiao NAME
RAISE suBMERoFp rno,..
OBJECTIVE A1Aosep ~.
HAV CAUSED waack.

SPOKANE Iulg 2s-Ef,ov.
being made today 70 feeosa, e
submerged engine of ths 60.
Northern wfeek A. Diamass t ~
under which ils the bodies = !.
engineer aua fireman A ssess -
rich is af work a. sle scene +, u. 4.
disaster but The depth of ne -. Il
seriously impedea tho presf... !.
the wfecHrfH NOl an u a. 49,
Of the Victims have been fesos,..s
Spreading rails and eress.'..
speed on o. down Efade afe -,
a. the cause 81 the Efees
other theory advanced e thst
engine may have EBifen anas -.
the control u tho engineer a. -.
IL mar have been Effective
The track alI along iha ses.. =,
the wreck is Ia bad essss.,.. {
Many 81 The ties arc found - = =.
ten
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25
WILL RUN Cars
BY MARCHI

Residents 81 Nest seaitf4 81
able 20 make the journey 70 4.
from Seattle b. means u eseen
ears - March according 70 pa
ident Fnrfh. Who believes thas 4
company viii b. able 10 comslw.
the iine by that time
IL Is expected that The sssaa
gofk Of con structius the liae ae.ou
Spokane az. Wiil be begun b. -
fember } and II will BE- fushsa i
completion as rapidly az pessfk
There 10 DO question but that Il
municipal cat i.ne II Mess sessb
all b. sold TO the electric eom,sss
a. n0on na the preIimiaaTtes 4 a
transfer Of the property can : d
ranged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25
Excursion Rates TO
MOclipS

Through service Cau Leave here
Saturday.. returning from Maelipa
beach SUNDAY OF Monday mora
lnH. Thia "a ons Of The finest ocean
beach fonoHfs 90 tha coast For
particulars tnaaire y y city ticket
ofHcs. eofner lat az. add fseiaf
way
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25
aoop MAreHGs Af oHIeAoo.

CHICAGO. July 20 Tho second
round wHs completed and five
gaines IN fha third round were de-
eidad Ia The mems singles for The
Western tennis championships at
tho KsnWuod County club Yohlsf
day Al the matches were hard
struggles iiunt Of California. VII
son of Ohio. aud Vernon Of Kansas
city. won the matches and will com.
pete Ia the fourth round today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25
WILL OPPOSE ".

Pruaerutinr Attorney Macintosh
stated this morning that. IN the
event an attempt be made 70 have
special insanity commission ap.
pointed ta examine late the ufental
condition nf Esther Mitchell and
Mrs Maud Craffleld. he would Oh.
pose ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25
oPENlN on TaoTTIHo sFAsoN.

DETROIT. Mich. July 2d-The
annual trutfias season 81 the grand
circuit opens here this afternoon
f9f a season OF two weeks The
number OF entries ~ quite large
aud q good attendance o. expected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25
In All the World No
Ride Like This

No wherm is Afnariea Wit Yna
fina mote lsaailfal srencfg. uoFp
r.aantalaa. valleys. rivers ana to
iasn thaa on the Port Orchard Route
batwsen Seattle zha hfemsftur
Takn the rallarun ana JET them
breathe she ffsah Asii air. 81 rgmr
on she sanA AZ Pirasani itnaeh
Boats leave PIES z a. g 80. - ans
IL 10 a. N. and 81. % and y
n m RuunA fffp. rac
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25
LONG BRhscs HORSE SHOW

LONG BRANCH. ~ ~ July z5~-
The i1ih annual open air horse
show 81 the Monmouth Coan9
Horse show association win open
tbis Afternoon on the horse shoN
grounds. and ever thing Indicates
that il viii be one of The most
brilliant events ~ the kind ever
hold here ffftysiN classes have
bcan provided for The sh0s ~
continue every afisrnoeu until SAT
ufaAy. ana Niii close Nth Al even.
ine sho3 on that daF
T.lbs, ser pstsnss. zoe mStusi LIE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25
NEW WARSHIP
MAS TRIAL HERE

SAY FHAHfIaoo. July Tho
speed trial Of the new cruiser Nil
waukee. whi,o o. built by the
Union IRON Works here. a. orinE
held today over the Gaietfa eeufHf.
Commander Charles a Cove ia lu
command.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25
The Place 10 Invest Your
Money

n yuu can save 1900 month
invest q With the German Saving
Building q loan Association. With
Ia seven years you can draw oft
81 .o08 Ina cold cash. This l. the safes,
Investment you can possibly make,
aa the association loans on improved
real estate only. For particulars So
Chas Gsnef. ssoFstaHy. sfe Bailey
Building. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25
Ed. White, the Tailor,
Gives Sixty Dollars

Worth % style and good looks IN
clothes 70 ever man who orders
= SO suit from him When eiothea
made by Nd White grace a mans
back ha feels dressed. looks dress
ed and r. dressed fight-Wlth =
big Capital n. The plaeo-s0s.g
Collins building -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25

4 vii he able % protect The eiil
ssns 81 Seattle from THE eissa 81
people b. reason ~ tho state law
governing these fishts. bat y ne
sh.flff. ia nearby cities would stop
thsss exhibitions ii uouli make ny
eofk easier aud "a the same iims De
! tspsfit ia tie uhaie state
chief wnppenaiein sali Deg feeaf1
Is tho letiaf that be did not cafe y
afissfishta wefe canduglsa outside
81 the eity. hnt be obivetsd 60 ne
harss af baua hannefasan ava 1i'fff
ftff-faff thai invariably made Heei :
a. thra headquarters while hEh's
asrs being tanda, sea ia this F'ein-
f9w
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25

ara ala naa sndaavor to match him
eith Jimmy Britt
Grove asked faf return fHafHhl
ard may be- Granted one aithnuah.
~ course. bishop would mucb rtn-
Ter to maffh hiH man Hith HfifF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25
Mapeline Ice
Cream

~ made At ahawa Pharmacy.
American bank Building. is the I'm.
est. smoofheat. most delicious ics
cream with It's rich maple liavof
il wlli more than please yoH. Try
dish ihe next time yOu ara down
town. ''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25

CREEDMooR. 1. /. Iu,y r.
The annual earbine Team shpe 4,
match. under the auspices f IL
Neu YORK State Rifle assseizsEz
opened at The rifle range hea I'll
morning There Is q good a'is.f
auee. and the number d eniflsl !
larger than ever before
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25

assaHs#fs atHslEs naI ~ He5sza A. f
8 Aslsh Hasas - asIfs Hff 4salsf
"a - 49, Zee EasH ffE# taaiaE
s1i aaa5fh ftfas hsaa htt ~ Haa p 1tla
Hsa 49, faala fsEf - iassaa f'.Ei 49,
aaaffaa HaeffHea Hifs aaaHfs
fal.sft f5.stssfaaasf lsiaf ssHisa 49,
haaa. sac WaE#a. MaHt Ha.t5H "a ArH
sHfe II staHs fffHI taas ass sffza = lsalt
asst fi.sas q s#Hia . NalFifsf naa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25
TURF GOSSIP

Graham IS rapidly comins "a ths
froat a. one % the esst Iorkeys a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25

Abort nhauhun. better known a.
albert the Whale" had visions of
himself drifting around IN diat
mnnd studded nirHhip. shaking dice
with Andrew ChfneHies until tho
firth race. when hia pipe went out
Albert picked the flfat four winners
an tho card and bad roll bis
aAouah 60 choke COS when the
firth race eAme un lie bet the
works an uoedwlnk and intended
betting the bundle. II She won, on
nnai1 Miller However. H0odwinh
zen Immediately after the start. aud
burned np Alhorta fortune fhla
ia certainly a hard luck story
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25
PUBLIC SPLITS
WITH B0OKIES
FAVoRrrUa WIN THREE RACES
DUSTY MILLER BREAKS
TRACK RECORD - MnRtpt
GIFTS 4 FALL, But ESCAPES
INJURY.

A number ~ ineiteuta Yesterday
ient Interest te What would have
been otherwise an unintefrstins
card. III Iha Second raoe A NflEht
ssaa slated ta ride p q tinhte thcte
Was uaihmr doing u the hrttlhs
zine The fujses suspected SOME
tbiHs aiur toaA town WFlkht ana put
pp Mcbride. Immediately heavy
tiav developed GA nunte ard be was
backed Down 90 even money Mcs
H4lde pat np a visorous ftdr an hint
t,a ne 1ait O. thr stfeieh amt the
long overdue neIi ueca came atoms
and beat sId silver half a length
VITA siF noukal thir3
Hoaau lHk. vita Mcbride up fcH
81 tee start 81 The SECOND race aHd a
CIV ~ teas went up from thr Erants
stand However. MclHide vas NOT
butt much 10 the relief e ais fols
bowers
Fire fer che aeeks.
Thr books nearly an made money
cu the first two races but lost it
nli back % the puhlie ga TIE rest. as
raVufitss sen fhfee 90 thenl
Jockey a. smith save an exhibit
zion "a ruush-ridlHs ln she figai race
lie haa thr mount uu iuduHs and
ueafiy nui nanh3o and Mrs., Mathe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25

OLYMPIA. Ialy rs Gov Mead
haa SCENTED narnla 30 PRED uDyf,
uha asa sentenced IN Chchniis
cnHntF December Re. ie1d. osis
YrsFa Tor assault with infsul 10 kili
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25

the fraek. ile rode three winners
yesterday aud carried OF the riding
honofa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-25

ewa over ihs fonee Asa RESULT rets
isreso went "a the froei ard bad M
iIouhie boz HnlhF h1 fuuf lenatha
3ouaa waa reeord nut Hhnlado
third.
uen Rest. 81 10 D. won che aees
and With aid silver 4 to !. second.
ana IA 40usai. 10 10 l, third The
f8,agSf y = HHnle. VAS nowhere.
rrSefaHtlnalo the favetite, was
much thr beet in the th.sd nuA With
that eaad boy su'IivsC un beat q
bad uctd easily by two lengths Pearl
Waters vas aeeend and May uellaz
day third
Lady Mirshful Coed.
tad9 Mfihhu showed -hs IL q
better nuv than she has been credit
90 ~ leading an chs was and sausi-
lns the track record faf seven far
longs ia the fourth race NefinFus
IAN sood raee and sot the place by
thres lengths. olt-Timer nuelist
HEam upset er oster'a theory hY
finishing Ia thr money.
nanaf rs last won fHee. After
neius ntade 0tafits number &c
timrs and doRe nothing he caina
eat yesterday al The Eoed rfies ef g
To ana wan lhe nfth race over the
nine fufinuk distance. IL tsn'e
naau behind IN The stretch and won
h8 two lengths nom Hakrg tire
hardslulk horse itai lea intn the
stretch. but tifrt aud finished third
orchau Waa backed tfom 10 daNn io
s o. O. buf ran very ruar race.
unotu lak. abs Was che fatafite aat
TANGLED up in fhr baffief and ttii &C
the start
Clips Track Record.
ruaiy MlHrr ran q grand race In
thr last event oH the Yard ant clip
ped quarter 90 second ffom the
track record funains a u'iie ana an
cirbth tn tsta Cabia ana Dusty
Miller epsaed equal fasnrltss hut
the weight % muuty sent uustX'a
ufIre taWu 10 tn 81 while cabin
vas a. noDd as - in snme booAH
it Waa a two- hnrae race throughout.
Dusty and cahiH hetHg ia ffunt ~
the time. A. the rHA Graham aui-
rssd~ siniih Who sas on cabin.
aud eruH bY haif ieuzlh cabin
was nix lengths in fsont % little
Jakrf uhb easily beat thr efhers
The Aubefn Handicap ia ere FEAT
IRE event ~ this aftefeooa caFd.
ard a efaud eVUtaaf shaaid result
aa stBiaaa ata meet The ftusurHaf.
The uIln rars ahuai9 aiae htrulan
sraaf raFe - aonr IF the fastest
sufigfrra on 'he teas 4 are entered