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the room. Somebody threatened 10 sew
Popko Sin his pants,' which seemed TO
be a derisive retort, for it led to a sharp
exchange of remarks. A man named
Jones was willing for Popko to play pool,
LeGrosse said. and after the wrangle the
three accused men went outside Le-
Crosse said he went after them to try to
avert trouble. and Jones wanted the 9th
ers TO return TO the saloon and get a
drink. LeGrosse said Alkeceinos drew a
knife and declared he would cut Popko's
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Gymnasium for High School.

The Board of Education may be asked
to assist in providing a gymnasium ioI
the High School. The board owns lhs
land east of the High School and down
TO Monroe street. A dwelling is on tne
property at present, and some Of thoss
interested in providing a gymnasium lyl
the High School pupils think that sun
able building could be erected ON the sl..,
large enough. not only for gymnasium.
and training purposes, but also loi
public hail.
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Deeds for the properties Nos. COS, COZ
and 600 Shipley street, recently purchas-
ed by the Delaware and Atlantic Tele-
graph and Telephone Co. from John b.
Martin and Mrs. Annie Wier, were placed
on record yesterday.
The company win obtain possession of
these properties on March 25, when the
houses viii be torn down and an addition
to the company's already large building
will be greeted.
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New Years Dance.

Miss McClafferty gave a New Years
dance in Eden Hall last evening. The
hail was decorated with evergreens and
the windows banked with holly and pot
ted plants. The music was furnished by
large orchestra, and a special pro-
pamme was carried out. This is pop
ular class, and Miss McClafferty is al
ways planning special features for
its entertainment. Refreshments were
aprvad
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Robert King Of New Castle, Who has
been In the employ of X. Kenyon as a
salesman for several years, has secured
position with W. II. Berger & Bro,
and will enter upon his new duties
Tomorrow.
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The Delaware humane societies will
hold their annual meetings next Tues
day afternoon, the S. p. @. A. meeting at
$50 o'clock and the S. p. c. G. at 4
o'clock. The meetings will be held at
the headqnarters of the sooieties.
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Did Not Elect Thlrteenth Member.

The German Hall Co. did not hold a
meeting last evening to elect chairman,
who is the thirteenth member of the
board of directors The weather made it
necessary TO postpone the holding Of the
meeting until Friday evening.
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The dance given on Tuesday evening
by the w. /. Z. Club, at Eden Hall, was
a decided success. About $50 young peo-
pie participated.
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Measles are prevalent among pupils
OF some Of the schools and in one
school there are about 90 oct Of 500
pupils absent aa a result Of the disease
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Cheapest accidenti nsurance-Dr. Thomas
Eclectric Oil. Stops the main and heals the
wound. All druggists sell IL.
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Feel languid, weak, rundown? Head
ache stomach of" just plain case
Of lazy liver. burdock Blood biitegs
tones liver and stomach. promotes diges-
ton, purihes the blood.s
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THE DISPOSAL OF GARBAGE
M ay be a Mix-up Between City
Departments.
AND HEALTH BOARD
Board Claims Right to Give Out
the Contests.

The Board Also Desires TO Take Charge OF
tho Disposh hud Beli-ves IL Could Save
the CITY FROM $4,000 TO $4,000 a Year.
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MOBETHAN 7OOENTRIES.
For the Poultry Exhibition 10
be Held in This City
Next Week.
THE LIST CLOSED LAST NIGHT
Over 500 coops Required to
Hold the Birds.
THE SHOW STARTS ON TUESDAY
VIII Continue Until Next Satur-
day Week.

Tho Eniry List shows Great Interest in tho
Project, Not Oniy on This Peninsula, nut
Also M other Nearby Sections OF the
Country.
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will not be careless about my
health.
will never allow a cold to
wear oft wears away the lungs
instead.
/ will remember that a neglected
cold leads to Grip, Pneumonia and
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What is CastOria.

AST0RIA is harmless substitute for Castor OIL Paregonc Drops and
Soothing Syps pleasant contains neither OPIUM Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance Its its guarantee destroys Worms and a
Fveshness 1t cures Dah@a and Wind Collie relieves Teetg Troubles
Constipation and Fency amates Food regulates the Stomach
and Bowels giving healthy and natural Sleep The cena PanaCeaTs
Mothers Friend
The Kind You Have Always Bought and which has been in for
80 years. has borne the signature Chas H. Fletcher and has been made
his personal supervision since its infancy Allow deceive you this
All Coue limitations and Juasg but Experiments that he with
and endnger the health Of Infants and against Experiment
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NOTICE IH'
N stockholde.
tonwll be held
MONDAY Jant
Tul attendance
lnL b
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There 10 nothing which better satisfies
person than 10 feel he has at least gotten
bis moneys worth. When you buy bottle
OF Ohamberlain's Cough Remedy you can
have this assurance, as the medicine 10 sold
on guarantee to do all that is claimed for
II. Il has been IN use for many years, all
over tho country, and has always given the
best of satisfaction. There Is nothing so
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will hold its reception on January 18th.
The sixth anniversary of the House
Printers Union of this city will be OBJ
served on the evening of January 10th,
in the rooms, No. 81 Market street, and
all members of the craft are invited An
address viii be made by John NJ. Dorney.
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lnl5t

NoTIcEs1 -. 9I.
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,residing
The VIII
.tartt this
to the
IN be AT
evening
at Della
inlay
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~ YIN
VII be nailed
ian}St
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The Board 81
Uml annual III
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The Boards
semi annual d
demand CHI
janet
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ErrfI. NlImlu
Ehlchume the |
BserTe for the |
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NOTICE ]
N "farmen
N the State
cmce Of the |
Wilmington
l.L alI0 "a
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NNNMNN AIN
pad Thea
corrective th
ueirinieresl|
decl& lSt
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rayable 81
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-10

gccUsrHIc RUM TOOK sUo
OAK sortos TO sg a WEST.
Ira AID HAD TO BI put TO
nEp soos AFTER.

The fans All ofag the couniff
arr discussing the latest r@rspade
af Rnha wadaniI. Who although he
Il pitching shut out gatn0a vita
great fFrassnnY. T. tsktnE desperate
ehauees 18th his piiehiaE arm
While tho Athletics ~efr in y
t.aEia. Waddsii bumped inin Frank
Gotch. The wrestler, and Immediate
Is challenged tie catch'aNcairh can
ehampioa 10 an imprunpta bout
Gotrh wAs willing aaa shsy strap
Piled In a cafe The Habs seit.a
(sntch aruund thu waist aua tried 70
uft hlm up and slam htm 20 the
floor Catch oniy SMILED lnaul<enl
~ Finally Gotten took a half Nel'
an ard . crotch bold ON w@ddcil-
tied the aaaihpaw "a double bow
Knot and heaved hlm insa a corner.
uube hrnpcd 80 bod and had Ia be
massased b. the ifainsr All The
asxt daY.
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written by Geo IIaetrnschmidt ,
Hard work These tao Nofas
cum up the nerfet ~ HuecHssful
TRAINING FOR q wrestling match.
r,ess shines / have taken up wfcst
uer have rouacieniiouHif Oh.
a9ryea this time honnfed athletic
maallu Experience has taught ne
that = man uha IL not absolutely
nhgulranf sound has bat q frf9 re-
mote chance Of winning att wfcai
Ing match A nay laoaa - tfsln.
las afa hasra upon mg nau skpn=
rienea. Nlli tell Tuu hos / train
far a hig match
Firat. / .at and drinh what tsmpts
my appetite Aud ! may tell lnu I
haYe : thoroughly apuua appetite l
am la no Rag faatliiuua
/ ueyer dfiak Alcohol spells
death fog 3 waaid BE- strong man
Etafy day % my life I Indulge Va
q fisud course ~ exercise but. Il
shr same time. { rarely confine my
ssif "a am siugi~ hfanch Of athletic
tfaipiuE
Thus. / 81 = bout ~ aklppins one
aay. ia aadiflnn so manipulating
heavy weights. aud NrusllinE OF
course
VITA sufficient practice. assiau.
oua aiaaY and sfziHias on tie An"s J
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have laid down. amy man Who IL
physically healthy can Improve bis
physique out of All recognition. But
training ia VERY hard work and
must be- reraeHetef ia when once
begun. % gel iha best results Mauy
men start in 20 train. bat after a
fee days OF weeks give u up be.
cause they lack perseverance,, OF
expect Zoo quick results Mature
builds ai0eiy aud a man can i'm
Prove bis cunfiIlUn slowly. but
aefrif. ~ be perneNefrH.
trust that 1 shall not be thought
rsulielieal n give few q the
aatida records which ! hold
ilf,tng Hiih both afns-45b
pounds
Lifting Nith one arm 900 pounds
Lying on the back supporting
gE0 paunda.
Turning with one arm-2So
pounds
OaiairutcheA arm 20 left--bs
pounds. outsiretchad arm 20 right
ID pounds simultaneously.
Arm stretched cat ia ffoni--i2i
pounds
Arm held up perpendieulariY--
gaQ pounda
The same repeated - times Ia
snocuasiun= 49, pounds
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Ths fniiQHinE section u q fHouns
inrus delivered ~ r Sheridan 70 a
nnu siahls coy uhlie Naagupss was
holnx asHiiHd n The paddnek mAf
~ - iaser~at
fhis Ear.aar MnafpauaA auuf ;
RheffAau. ls Ftntle repaHh haste.
hul FauNi have 70 b. auist Nd him
nns "a his rvraii4f f.Fift~s ls that
bell aiter fallsf gga anisss fua set
hshlnA Aim anA pnsh him Ana
goa nssant fhlak YeFseif zoo scssa
10 90 fh8f. r. "a 80 ii mssalf sauaf
~ ksgak mF nseilo. saa thlsk eas
ruaa 80 apoA an aHoihrr. y nnt bet
Their A sent aks anT nan
foand mn whn arinhs TIE iaM3
ehaaa piacr ser taAin' was fired "a
nat aaroant BE cane here
apaehieas dsuuk lass nigtt and usss
turrihir tanxaaEs 10 ne ] wou
ataaa uashin issa that an ] assef
him tii 30 saHt kped thfAAhinz
uf sld ;. ust. "a ted him II 10
flfng behave kfms~f bid 49, bath
IL fhs Nank a an eye
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Take Your Lunch
on the Fortuna

Tonight. leaving Lesehi Park at
30 for n 2bmilo trip around Mer
Ger Island Tables and other nc.
commodatlona provided on the up.
per deck The most beautiful trip
10 be had In Seattle waters aud on
the finest excursion boat on sound
or lake Fare Is cents Don't for.
got the moonlight excursion every
night. weather permitting. leaving
Leschi at sis and Madison Park
at $3.50. Fare 80 cents Fortuna
makes regular trips around Mercer
Island. leaving Le#chi At 10 30 n m.
aud 2 20 and G. 30 y. m. 80
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LONG HERE To
FIGHT GROVE
ARRIVES on -is
WAY TO EvHhHTT, wHEHn
aE Will MuGr JOHNNY
THIS aoNrH.

Louie InnE arrived IN iD~n 70
"a ga bic waf 10 Etofris. vnese
he wGli fight Iahnnf cfuwa 90 lvif
- Tho sports At Everest hAFa
besa autlosls - Neu Crgso IL SETON
ever STAGE the rufnsrcfe~s 'issce.
and wh~h be sDea np AgaiEst lssiaA
gbay ngii have an opportnniu ~
gauge ais fnsfiis
i.0aK la famous Ia prize finR hia
tor - Tie mzn eho gave hurslin
steffrfa shs t,khi u bis life. lie u
Gee tough customer. AM
n Iohnny Crosse rafs him away. be
~lil shoe himsaif 10 he a seFapprf
ag starting ability aua entitled 20
fight ta~ ehamplon Of ths iss'posHa
class
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EvsFy woman kzova taat bread
made from Minnesota bard spring
whraf wlth malt yeast - he nsoei
hnalthfmi in thn waria. because u
eontasas a. absndaues ~ Efafcu
II yen want TIA bxat. demand Table
Qnssn EVER loaf % che Ssuaine
biara fhr blue Label.
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gone ia Tot The building 81 real rae
ms machines. ~ go compete. IN
lsourf al least. With she biE cars Of
the fufsl suars.
To 20 no entries have isfi the
hafse possr Of their cars 10 %
named later, bot an inspection o.
the uthsr II ah0wa that they com
uffae one ear u Iz9 harae poser.
three ~ lik horse poser. four 81
lie horse power. three % - horse
powsr. one Of so horss power sne
one % 81 horse power
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Paw s Per Cent Interest
on Savings Accounts

That 10 shy ron should bHEtn a
SAVING account with the Security
Saving a safe Deposit Company.
ila sansea a. F1se pei cent = Is
g.ef rrnt more than I far cen'. and
forR MONEY - SAVE open an
Acaourf today.
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Miller vas heavily backed. bst the
best be could 10 Was % finish $50
cnA. haN = lenafh hack ~ liarhof.
= ~ ran a snad raee " i Gates
dfappaa Into thr shhN 1arhfu.l
haA lets 81 apasd. bat stopped a.
the ftaish I.aeiaa had absolutely
no chance uith the start. walsh naa
punk
six s~itinE fae@s uahr np fhe pro
sfam fag fhiH af1eFuv1as Aud u the
rify aas catcher kuaHs BE business
he ulil ccue eat aHd inspect be
haneA that kaea 81 the pes in the
foaftk faee Ne piil aialost b. able
- hear rsa eafs
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BIG AUTOS TO
CONTEST
AMERICANS ENTER HIGH Pow
En- MACHINES roe rttE VAN
pgRBiLT CUP RAcE ~ PLACE
OF oLp STOCK MODELS.

The rntrisA for the Vanderbilt
cup race. tho blue ffbbon automptiilh
event % ths rear. shich VII be
held on tonG Iaiand. arc gradually
coming Ia Oun the iuost interest
tna Features concerning the Am"fi.
can entries IL the power Of the
cars
while IN former years most ot
the cars we're either stock models.
or machines % bat aiiehtiY ninhcf
horse power. the specifications for
the 1905 entries indicate that al last
the Aplrrtenn manufacturers hHvs
Klein. the shoemaker. al James At
/. sss
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S|WASHESGO TO.
PORTLAND
rnsRu WILL 81 NO BAs1aALl
IN sHArTLu THIS wuLkr-
TEAM WILL REruRa AT gno
OF raE SEAMS.

The Seattle ball team left fof
Portland last night and there viii
be 40 baseball IN Seattle this wcak
tHhell. tho Seattle boy who Wat
tried out b. itusa HALL aa short
at0n. want alaa. with the teain
Tho Riu aahsa have beet Rlay ing
efuat ball az home fpf the last few
weeks aud II thal auecced Ia bfeah
tnE oven with Portland on theif
home grounds d. Seattle fans win
be more than satisfied After the
arfiea Ia Portland the team wlil re-
turn for another Ions siag IN Scat
Ito.
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ste saws uouus wWaer In dis
cuaslns the question II battlnE. "
yoa keep your arms free You can
hts TIE bah freely The baihman
wha strikes at the ball With stiff
forearm ana tiaid elbows can't rRe
r,aeI Is rel murh distance taok
roe the seam .on tho bah when q
-amea un - thr plafa and aim tu
meet It falriv With the bat nan
axe vauf eyes OF me hall while
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SHOOTING ls ENGLAND

nTaLEY. Eng. July 10 -Tha
seventeenth annual meeting II 80
National Rife association ouHnnt
bore today. The weather II - q
Tho sinks won the only match
shot Tor. the WaldeEravoay zoe and
600 yards. 10 shots at each dis.
faure
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WHIST IN sosToN.

BOSTON. July 70 The ~x'
,aanth annual congress o. ihs
American whist league orsue
here today NJ the Hotel scutsrHsE
xtth nearly 200 players Prey 4
from al parts ~ the country fouf
teams. Of eight players each. saff
entered TO oornpstc for the BROOK
Iva trophy.
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the pitcher f. Winding M n you
a. you alli hose Never mind what
the pitcher dose. Keep your eyes gu
the ball following itn vyeF changing
position. aud wateh Tor " an y
leaves she pltehofa hani lhip
vill enable sou TO saurr TIE ba 81
"a h huoaha across The plate.
iaeafn 60 De raaF uu Yaar ferl, 80
Yaa rau step quickly in or opi. -
tho emergency demands. 20 meet
curves
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Rsruoru.s GREAT WORK.

! sRafua.s~ had snsshsr gsed
. dsy yesterday ~ BE p'eAss
. three winners. o. THE horses
. he asvs 20 ssin three wen. s~o
. ssa .sesnd ard one ran ,hses.
. Ais best take szsnus hs'
= Hemsssssd vsss sniy essssr ~
res. 81 ths odds % J 10 J.
. aRsfua.s- has made = ~andsr-
. ssl rsoord IN the pas, fsss asys.
o. picking the last four ~stn'
ners Friday. SIS out 81 seven
: Saturday sna the first three
. Monday. he gave - winners
cot 81 "a races. -
sssH
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rhe face that Rsiph YosaeE wna
ioekra YER baa. zs & hofe al thr
eafmAFaa Of = 4hnaGa. Ma one 10
The race ssane4 70 msks = maFs
uusil Ralph NaanE AS sbous SIS
lrhxshs "a the sod Whsn thEy ~
AL fnr bios sad The bug GA NslEn'
tass seemed scared fe death Tor
feaf Ms horse would flash ia thg
ua1ay.
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elcNlc TOR clUN

The Michis4a eiah. ~eich aFxkns
tied several p1onlhs axo. wiil hnl8
- annual picnic 1aif is at Woesf
land park. A isrxe KSthsring - "a
psefad
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TURF GOSSIP

After faIHar - ffts = sfansf n
Is saFa. ktHarhhsMm fcar tua wta
neaa YESTERDAY anf carries Hft thr
Ftainx hon0ea Il heKiha fe loik ~
x ne Gays q nflFseiss sefe sol
past.
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BUSIEST GROCERY

Is FoulaHf SIX. a blk Tao ~
faiufa - select rom -ss Spf
ftte auaiitg tfnck Taffrih
Fuk. safra weight. 40 star u
rmr8 Hflh price .sss.. ~ ahl
tfgE quality ss-ineh Wool Gray
sultluEs. plain Ermyh. rialds.
phantom cheeks .s.ssss sbe
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The Tsa serves YOU o'''-ear,', Buchanan eo"Cv
July Disposing Sale
Starts With a Rush.

The July Drp9,ng Sale promise great fsturna. both
for the customers and the store The cusSmcr eh new
merchandise at bargss, prices ihe store d.po.ag 4.
summer stock More clerks tomorrow, better service
COME.
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TAKES CRIMP
IN THE ROLLS
PUBLIC LANDS Tunes FAVOR.
trEs AND nlo KILLING Is
MADE ON RALPH YOUNG IN
FOURTH RACE. %

The mccesa Of three faveri,es
and the kiWlag that came ott when
Ralph Nounk ~vn yesterday putA
further eump n the rolla 1T ire
hoOka aud Il few lansahota don
eonse ia their rescue pretty soeh
several az them are ape 10 turn
theIf faces 10 the wall aud quietly
Pass awax. 80.
ms ftns eof ita hardest blow THIS
meeting When Ralph iouuH came
home iu front in the fourth facr.
npenIne at % 20 ! he was backed
down Ga a iffy 90 , to !. hundssda
81 dallara aolus IN on his chance M
81 aame 81 the books refused ta
take any more maurNs ana az post
time the insiders we've stu hettinH
en- him fheHe was nothias Co the
race Rainh Young eut of in front
and eaIiaped about five lenrths -
the euaH aii Ihu WAY winning uu
dey double wraps by two lcOgths
gfaony Gus eould never set near
the winner. bat finished length
ahead of Allopata Tor the place.
Get Peer start
Katherine c. had 70 be- much NE
hest to ain the first. as she SOC
several laueths the worst q the
ssart Sire made up her gtound
gnadaalty and won BY a head 5iunA
ealemon. who WAS nose In front
~ Mrs Frank r. NcNhnrF
Cascade ~ Diamonds. effrt Erts
ttnx Ell badly. finished very strong
ana wou thc second race from his
lsrd By half a ienkth Mnofopua
ran 4 fair raen and finished thirt
Charles Gucen Vas backed inia
favnritism. bat ran bad race.
sremlae 30 tifc before the ioafnef
Was over
woa b. a Nesr.
Iguachuea Naa madn the fAfufiif
IA the thiHl ana after leading al The
way. lasted ianE eneukh "a wia ~
Hy : noaa from Homestead.
smith. Whu rode Huaehuca. aia1ost
to.sef TIE race away ~ iosiuk hold
81 the unea right 81 the nnish
Naoua finished stfeus and beat
HAPPY Chappy three lengths tos
the ahnw Giendsnnine. ths second
eholee. nan a miserable race and ia.
Izhea next 10 last
birdie P woa the flfth. bat e
baker h@a Fos awHH IN a better sc
s4.lan trum tae rcst The result
usfs.hf have ben alEieHenf Leash
- - suffered ffum a bad start ana
ran a good rare 20 finiah laird
Hakef. after eelnx dumped &na gui
eft waa enly beaten haa lenkta
~ the wtnner.
SEINE Cana naek-
TIE last Faes uss ths aac faat
enabled the h-oosma ksfa Ga So aaeA
safor % the cots thsy BAD saHt
oa raess earlier Ia the tag hasi4
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Ktt McFaadeu. The fefmef fsafh.
erNelxhf champion. = busg figure
az the track these Gays snd srefna
10 have a. nnrh success piktHE the
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Bllly Fiesehes. The oalT uan who
ever csshsa en- siEhs bosss eamhln
atiou ln Seattle. wss as TIE track
aurinE fhs aftsruoon. barsuE issi
arrived 10 the city
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Ready-is-Wea Do.
parimeni
DI8pObINo OF LHTiHE
HTUCk

Read tine Haf Don't Hut of
shopping hH rume ~ lDt below
consist ~ just few
nHE0H aHF MHUhHfrf Stuff .#...
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pfank Meshsgfy haa 40 lasa IL
tta uul that HanAatnne ~as TIE
roals Esd 49, a Sad on that asats
So ehAaE~a bia Fniua after watch
InE lhe Eare
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STAR FORM CHART

SEATTLE 1905 Tsyutissh daY. weather Tine Tack
fast ~ Esbert. presiding judge Ed paAe. starter
oso2 FIRST RACE-t1se taflonxa SELLING Maiden t@ofe~r
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winucrn a. be did IN the lays wben
BE- aas misihk Il 40 With the best
IL them Ia the padded flag
Monte. Who Is the fastest Wash
lnEiun efed mada uH The irseh. has
.b~ua very sick f8F the past tH1
taga wtfh lafY akitia. hut nndrf ne
careful aupafvtaloa 81 Dc a a
Frhf. he ffark veterinarian. Hhe -
KraHuaiiF recovering
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