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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
iNrERuRsAN WEIGHTS.

BETSY pa. sad Sam dead. Misty .
pride los. Cruaadss t22. 6leuden'
nlns IS. Andrew n Clark no. tAii'
Law leo Ruay It's. tienecuhehn lss.
sandstonr %. David holand -.
skaRfic rs. Otunhe %. Miss spsf
ksna 81. Nomi -. tntta Gladstone
Sc. The Mist fna Royal Roxur tl3.
Golden Role lis. Madden 20. =.
NJ nntain 8d silver Sue ss.
Rlshtfal Io4. puelist aS Chan
utiy leg. Msrtimaa les, Judsc
ia9. Cascade az nlsmOpfs 80.
Youth IS. Sia silver aS. salahlc ~.
Dachman los. Inspector Haipin 20.
Robert Mitchell 80. = " Barr rs.
Kumiaa %. hummer LOO. im joe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
SUITS
FOR YARDS

The Northern Pacific has begun
tie actions for the appropriation OF
property In the neighborhood Of Du
vanish station 10 be used "a freight
yards twenty-five suits were filed
yesterday In the superior court
most Of which are against small
property owners.
A large portion OF the ground need.
ed by the railroad was purchased
last winter from G. u. Hiilman. who
owns large tracts Ia the suburbs Of
Seattle
DuwamlHh station IL situated
about seven miles south Of Seattle.
on the route of the Puget Sound
Electric railway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26

HaVs sea seen ths e9iiea. he
snoangain. the hals ara valleys e
the pugst Sound eountry ~ day
Iightf No trip n America equals
thls far grand SCENERY. sundtf. luis
-. TIE m8gntfieent steamer what
com leaves Pier z at a. IN Ter an
excursion 20 these beautiful aiauas
Take TIE entire family from the hos
city Zoe a Days cutting u VIII 80
fheru a sofid Of Keod4 Round iFtp
tars 81 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
In All the World No
Ride Like This

No where IN America viii you
md more beautiful scenery. more
mountains. valleys. rivers and IN.
lets than on the Port Orchard Route
between Seattle and Bfcmerton.
rake tho children and ls; them
breathe tho frseh salt afr. or rornp
on ihs sand ~ Pleasant Beach.
Boats leave Pier # Q 30. Z. DO and
10 10 a m. and i.it. : 30 and I 30
u m. Round 'ris soc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
Excursion Rates to
M0cIips

Through service Can la4re hen
Saturdays. returning from Noeli.a
beach SUNDAY o. Monday nosr
iuE This Dr. nue of the finest oosas
beach resorts on the coasi. Fu
particulars inquire = p city tkts
office. corner ist az and Yela
way :"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
ZOO TO | SHOT
4 WINNER

Yesterday WAS an exciting dat at
tho brighton ueaeh race track at
New York. NlEErr MiAes a aNoare
old h1 shaptci Gertrude, owned 10y
.. ! KecuN. won the flrat race a.
the odds ~ goo Ia ~ colt has
started a number ~ times this year
ana always - a lenE price, hat
never showed anything until yea
ierdaY
Ia the third ueo orlY N Tell aud
10 h feared bis locEey Tpuxlor, was
Fatally hurt rfosler rode az Ia.
tania before s0ins to New YORK aud
he was regarded aH oue 81 the beet
haka ia the west
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
PASSING COMMENTS

Bob FIttblmmona ~ anxious 20
trY conclusions IN the roped arena
with Sam Berger. who made such
en- excellent showing against Jack
O'nHlen several days ago F1iz II
ready 20 meet Berger az any time
ia a flnlnh o. limited round bout
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
THROWN DOWN
BY NO REMARK
PUBLIC rs BAsuLY DECEIVED
As TO sPEEo or oooo
rnlao AND BOOKS ctr a
GOOD START FoR a ooop
DAY.

The vieinsy ~ three odds "a
erfissa ~ the iasf fhfes races SO
something towards naEiHE ths tals
eat ffum fha raa 40 they afffied on
81 fha fifsf ihfpr. tuf aid not ssi
tham aut sfsB ga the ahr EVER
haoA IN TIE tinR Htaas nansy ana
ihaae nassk2 that asA nat rut ~ wsFs
sfaaiins around eufsiHe their lAss
ef tuaenant b. nai taking another
chance axalnsi me puhiif'a lsas
meat Ths ftuaasnet aEaln showed
he - fhr hssi horse at present -
ths ixaes b. t1mpina aHsF ffem 4
good uela aut fsnniuK = mile sassi
~ ln - nat
iavaiee. e Is 20 I. hfoaEht 80 70
tss hssoss by SHINING fhH first fsre
bY a uoss from rsfiIlohn Ia Tar
hnta. At wffis-Ynuf srrts tlrkrt
pfiee. st third piars NJ Hsmafs.
ne heavily plaYsd favefitr failsa q
get away ffusu the poet va e9n-
tsuasuH position end finished out
atfa sHa money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26

on saturday At 10 o'clock fhs
Kiecirirs ard 3upsfiora wih rlaf.
On sunday = double header WI be
pulled OF st . m. wheu the Elscs
tries and aup~rtars sill play a re
tern match. 20 be immediately fni-
loved ~ a game between the Giant.
ana FIsctflcs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
rHE sEatFtaALs

CHICAGO. July e The tennis
tournament for the champienship
Of che west has narrowed down 70
the semi finals and the folloWins
PLAYERS sil compete today J. 6
Enegsan - Cincinnai. r. @ Hunt
% California. l. a. waidacF AMI
Heath nyford u Chicago and Blair
f.arnef. the Harvard champion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
NEARING rnu EMO.

BOSTON. Jaty zs--After festsr
days play In tho Lawn Tennis clubs
sonrnsment the following contest
ants were left TO compete for ths
Tyongwood esp; G. ~ Hull. tr. W
J Cioshier. v Y pewhurst. Robert
Leroy. I G. Wright. X II nehr.
D. q. Anderson and J ID r Jones',
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26

Hoeh KrJca. the Australian liza,
weight. has been matched 10 ~,
FREDDY Weilh u England n.
flghi vii take place near Cinelptsa
and f. Tor q purse u s7s8 "a.
men viii weigh il at i53 pound, 4
y o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26

Dnseno. who formerly plnYed
Nifh los Angeles. is the smallest
man ia fhe Northwest league In
fari he IL one Of the smallest men
playing ball lie only weighs 10
pounds Mike Lynch 81 TacumR. on
the other hand. IL the biggeaf man
In the Northwest league. Nike
Weighs "a pounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
Big Dance at LeSchi
Park TONIGHT

No finer floor IN all the world
than the new Michigan maple floor
laid In the pavilion especially for
dancing Come tonight and hear
the concert rendered by Wagner's
orchestra. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26

Yesterday was eut.in iay feo the
books auAfouf that have been hook
inr recently failed 10 hang up their
rlatua. These were clancy hfaes
George liable. the seattle club ana
the Alaska club rhts q the ufnA
raes maotiuH al which the clancy ?
have net had a book ln the rius
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26

Nnrfia warren. Who recently
broke the state haellnH record. did
not break any state records IN taalis
ma hrts at The track Yesterday. The
salt Lake Kid never looked
cashier in the eye once dnfins the
afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26

Fat law down an the sofa and was
Iullod to sleep hN the music 81 the
Wearing % the Green played h3
the Java kid on The pieue. The
affair VISA = bis Huectaa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26

Joe C0rbett. the ea Pacific eosr
and National isaraer. Win ps,es \
future for San Jose. u tie Cslifs,.
MA state league
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26

~ Gloss. the crack Portland
oafsmnn. has challenged Alex Pope
% San Francisco 70 row fof tho
championship ~ the Pacific coast
The match vii probably take place
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26

There Is some talk of matching
Abe AttelI against Jimmy Britt for
20.round SO at Los Angeles next
month
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26

skelly@ save eorned beet ana
cabbage dinner to suJno 81 bic
friends a. hts residence the other
evenibE Among the suesjs present
were Eiftc Kaufman. better known
- tha Java KI1.s eWttgeon" Miis
Ter. Joe ciuuin. vi 30 Il better knows
~ "Frarltlh's NiehlmAre. and ths
Hoe. Pat McAmrn, who diarenses
silver rofn behind fhs neia beck
AFTER the Stub had been Pat away
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26

rhpfs was "a hle sic ont on SO Re
mark in the fret 90 bat be failed
10 ast away web 'front.' the poet and
finished away hack After the Nee
hIa bankers furnished the remarks
Iaf sama reason er other joe tlars
lam seemed aeareI 60 death 20 take q
het uh she skate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26

HARNESS RACES


DETROIT. July 70 etT pace.
81 geo custer won The aeeund.
tblrd aud fourth hrats ia 90 -.
3 uBts. aluts Fret u Won The
ffal heat IN i0s
ast4 pace. tl.0iio ivan u ~on
first. third and fourth heats iu
2toEA AHA. zGd4 Willie
ilautun Nau the second beat IN
All
zoe class. paeins. purse tt.ea9e-
Eutara son the second aad Third
heats aat ihs race ia ~ 4.
gsux84 Aiirfnun Won the fret
heat IN 2 0gfk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
TYLER WINS
TENNIS CUP
TAXES cHAnplohoHlp krrra
HARD. FOUGHT conTEBr--
NAT PLAY AND ACCURATE
PLACING oAVG Hia VICTORY.

The finals Ia The tennis tstWa-
mfnt nf tbe championship ~ rsafs
he were played xratrsdaJ HtefaHen
on the courts Of flr hsat'ia fnhuiH
rlHh and Iue Tyfrf WUH IN q hard
fought game with HlW fiaaaei hY
score af sd. a. sc Tyler aqh
hraauae ~ hla aupofilf Hst pi9F aFd
more utcufate placing HasfrtE nsi
play 2aH tsf good hut HH usual hn
grew uHi tpaart Zoe sui ahi
smashed tan mauF balls uui n court
and into tiHe net The drat 80 saa
vefy close
Won First Thee.
Tvlef won the fret three HaWea
ans ihen nussal waH thf - and TED
enc score. Tyler made the Hcpfs
a. in hia favor aud Russell again
sgunled a. Thsf kepi SEQ snaWtnB
until STA alt was reached when Tyler
won the nest tua and won the set
The aoeond vet Naa q aessaaW At
faif until fauf 81 vaa reached ahrn
Tyler went % TIE front snd son the
tRo games necessary for the set
The third SGT Nas another vantage
ant and Tyler won ID score % 50.
WIN the iiiis that Tyler Won zee
tsfaaF suas The hswiY presented
Samuel /. Husssil chaiienEa eup."
presented BY uf and hfs Mont
a1msfy Russell 10 the ciub u must
be won three times % become the
permanent property ~ ihe holder
A large and fashiout'iie gallery Wii-
messed the games iahaains he
uiatoh The pfifeH we're presented 70
ihe aiHusfa The ruapfr tive VIM
uafs wefe
MrHn singles FIRST rfiss. joe
Tyler second pfiHr. sam RuHasil
Mrun doablss To De decided thia
afternoon. Misad doubles Fifst
rfiss. Miss Saastts Pesehali ard
aafu Russell. second pfiAe Ntss Ell=
tahsth snith ana jos Tyler Ladies'
81 sies Aass PHsehzlL winner fret
pfitsf tnss bertha Hlli second
prise. Ladies. doubtss Flrst prise.
Miss tIiIl an1 Mf- csfsiers second
rfisa. Mirs smith and Miss Andsr-
san.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26

Tslbs, Ter ps,sats. zoe Mutual LIE.
.ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26

The ludssa should 90 something
la regard 20 the rough riding IN
s. hitch lhe ieeke1a arp lndulgiuE 81
before some one ia Killed. when u
will be tea late Tho riders seem
e. have 40 regard Zoe anxtbinE and
eat across che field ia fes klcas
shape Yesterday urneswalIe near
N staal Ralph Young an hla head
nnd nearly hHo9ked iiernain down
" hon be cut across iu tho third race.
n Davis also was guilty Ia the
fourth face ana barely escaped Putt
Ung one % the horses over the
fence There u not a joekcY club
iu the east mat would stand Tor a
minute what The King CauatY Fair
association has stood during this
meeting and something should b.
8ons To- curb the martefaus ten
dsnelss % iat u pinheaha Nho
Imagine they sfr Jockeys because
they are sittina 0n horse With
ealaf. un After sofue boy T. killed
e Hnl be too late and the sizes ards
ard Judges should taka immediate
action
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- no AaIoIla Iesafta late ia 4,
gust
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
STAR FORM CHART

SEATTLE July ss tsos-rhrty fourth Weather uhe
Track n EEhoyi prcang Judge Ell Duke. starter
DTS FIRST RACE-one and sixteenth mies seng Four
lr.llI. nl ut Nnma ANn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
TURF GOSSIP


n Davis was nhsd SO tor cutting
across hIs field With tudEe IN ihp
fourth raet
r. Sullivan. enc 81 the best iock-
eya 81 the tfbek nyarfcd she dis
pleasure 81 thr iudfes yesterday aud
a. re.ult via mot be allowed %
ride for any uur hui his eva stable
zoe the rest ~ che meeting
cfossWaitr set re- DAYS en- The
ground far faul tidtna ia che third
raea Il was fragrant piece ~
work and hr Eat or Xcfy lightly.
T. Garnet t'ef guson has snid A..
ktua for t2d8 % niu 0tIoaru. who
WAS FORMERLY foreman foF Boots
pufnat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
SEATTLE LOSES
STEENTH GAME
siwAsRUs srlLL PERSIST N
DETERMINATION TO TAKE
THE SMALL END OF rhE
SCORE AZ AT GAMES WITH
PORTLAND.

same ola story.@soattle loat
again. The scare;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26

ALBANY. y Y. july 20 Sweet
Marie IL % l.sl. the bay mare
owned b. William Garland ~ los
AaKaiea aua drivch D. Alta = Ne
nonald % Albany, won the spec nj
match race 80 Island paFA. aefaat
ms Wentworth lz "a ~. ihgxtlsek
salafns nunad ~ Thomas rfita
D.. - rhiiaaelplla and iri o. "A
D. q McCarda rhe mars D. ~
the waY IN The ftraf heat. eal
aofth mskfns hls fi9ht Al taoaef
lha fifal three quarters e 20
cad. bai hslaE bsatea a. lsasRY b
lensth TIE RAGS was Coz affs4
~ 81. 600 Time. o. -. ea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26
Wen pulled ue.

atarms. MO n-aa practically M.
haekssf at ths uasa ef IS - I. seat
sat asa ven iIke e =te-ieu shot
leading ~ ten lengths Al al stages
ana won pulled 90 Byron Rose
usssf haA = chance 70 catch her ari
got the place OLA Mik~. smother
utiliisu tasoae shnt. EAR thifd
uusiint son iha mira race easily
~ q length after ft~tsain has mafe
she pare into she stretch iisfsatfls
Raiph Yeans ans laura y ~ ne.
AsAes heals snaft iu ths order
named. Malnsut wss humpsd AZ
sha start and iasf AT chance.
Serve Rsssh woss.
The ftu9aanss Ia All ths way 80
The fnsrth ara ppu easily from
judge. who. unexpectedly. lasted the
route nlKhtfui was third stiileho
snd HEEhtfui were nsafiY rat ever
ths fence On the first turn. which
sfailaa any chance they may have
had
Asisfr's Pride was Tho heavily
backed favurfte IN 'hs fffth and won
*Ht+HtHH HfaNH FANEH"tN hHAAfHHH WINS
excitement by running away for hsif
e mile w'asn the faR dropped Nls.
tYs Pride. closely attended BY nsns
Kinney, wsa, 10 ths front and AZ one
time they were leading By five
lengths Misty.s Pride cent on ana
son easily. bot Belle Kinney tired
and finished outside the money
Cascade Of Diamonds ran a rnss
race aud beat Lolita giads,aus q
head for the place
odda- On Wins.
Florence F'onnn. backed from 70
: 20 , to 10. captured the last race
IN a drive from Hriafsharpv. who
was 90 60 l In the betting Hudahsk
who made the pace the greater part
% the Say tired and finished third
five selling races and one purse
race make az the card Cor this at
tsrnoans A. today IL Iadiss' Day
the peek -a-boa shirt waist division
- the hare elbow brigade viii un-
a.suhf.iffss he out "a force
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
PACIFIC coAsr LGAaua.

FNNfFFN NWNoF LtNWWhs
IT r.
eA#n8 s-sfs sH+ssssssaHssss.a
FfFFsa
fzaaisfIas Steer anf Ha 49,. MHsfEsaHr
anH AasHadad alfffr iHantsa
n ~ n
- AHssAss ss.st astsssHssHIss
NaH #NHa "a
Haftaf1ss faFes sd MsHgsffaa Hitf.
N afnFs 4Hs n1lsas Efi4fsn Hrrfaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-26

a. the net minute Gateway was
backed down rom 20 60 I, but
ran a very Dad race. failing % TO-
spond al the head nf the stretch
n, ben ~ urilo called ga him.
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rae -. = - sss- psssas, 49, 1A,.sa- aa-
sss, eos - - - rss5
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Latonla Races.

Cincinnati, July 25.-Only two favorites
were successful at Latonia. Arc Light
won easily the steeplechase handicap, the
attraction of the card. Subador beat
Modred Law three lengths for the place.
Track good
First race, five and one-half furlongs-
Bottles, log (Morris), 3 to l, won: Hand
spike, 81 (Poston), to !, second; Elected,
10S (Austin). to l, third. Time. 1903 10.
Second race. one mile-Glassful, 105 aus
TIM, to 5, won; Albert Fir, log (Preston),
8 to ], second: The Gadfiy, ITO (Roblnson),
to 1, third. Time, LAP 1-5.
Third race six frulongs-Sister Frances,
1903 (Austin), to 10, won Meadow Breeze.
80 (Moore). to g second; DR.. Turner,
80 CTaylor), 30 to 1, third Time. TIA.
Fourth race, steeplechase handicap, club
house course-Arc Light, 1870 (Yourell),
Is to /, won; Subador 100 RusselD to l,
second; Modred Law. 1870 (Archibald) to
!. third. Time, 1896 80.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Nonie Lucille,
100 (Austin), 2 to /. won; Mayor john
son, 1876 (Robinson), 3 to !, second; Sand
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At Detroit.

Detroit. Mich, July 25.-Splendid racing.
which resulted in the defeat of two
strongly backed favorites. marked the
second day at Windsor. The big upset
was in the 2:O6 pace, in which Eudora,
the winner sold for 81 in the pools of
1852. Hal Chaffin bringing 500.
In the opening heat Hal Chaffin showed
wonderful speed and took the lead at the
half, but a bad break ended his chance
and Allerson beat Boiver noise in a
great finish. Next time Hal Chaffin again
broke and Eudora, assuming the lead at
the quarters, won from there with
out much of a struggle After being a
comfortable first at the half in the third
and deciding heat Hal Chaffin broke and
Eudora won whipping finish from Boil
yer by head.
Custer, the favorite In the 2:17 pace,
managed to stagger home In front in four
heats, but was at his limit.
Bonanza was the betting choice of the
PA PAGERS, but made sorry showing
and was finally drawn, Ivan b. winning.
Summaries:
2:17 Glass, pacing. purse $1,000.
Custer, ch. g., by Sidney Dillon
HalD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ]
| Fred r., blk g., by Bobby Burns
/ CMurphy) ...........................l
Ella Purcell, b. M, Valentine)....4
Baby X, Doris Stronghold. r. Whit
ing, College King. Simple Simon and
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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-07-26
Annual Grafton BY Brooks.

The annual Grafton of II. Y. Brooks of
the Luyerne Critic abounded In wit and
wisdom and created much amusement. A
letter of regret was read from Miss Vir-
ginia c. Clay, and this proved one of
the most interesting features of the after
noon session.
what is News and How to Get It, by
Bruce Kennedy of the Montgomery Ad-
vertlser was full of excellent suggestions
to the editors of the weekly press He
said that the daily paper was the model
for the weekly and that the weekly edi-
tors should study its methods and profit
by them. His remarks We're given the
closest attention and he was highly COM
plimented and literally applauded.
The business session then adjourned
until o'clock In the morning. The at
tendance is not so large as on former oe-
casion, but the meeting is proving most
happy one 70 all.
A number of distinguished state candi-
dates are present and have added much
to the pleasure of the meeting.
A grand ball ans banquet Is beng ten
dered the editors at the Hotel Bellevue
tonight. Governor Jeks led the grand
march The affair is one Of the most bril-
liant ever witnessed in this part of the
state.
The hotel and grounds are beautifully
illuminated and can be seen for several
miles