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Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-12-31
CUBA AND AMERICA
kiLLsons O. OUR MONEY .s.
VESTED ls Ts.E ISLAND.


Reliable Information places n.
amount q the Investments unaAs ~
Amssieans in the Island Of Cuha a.
something agoanf $50 100 o.sa :.
sun which would saEses, a desire IN
share In the politics u the isla,a h,,,
such ls said 10 noa be- the eas.. IN,
Americans who hare investments
saere have EefraiAea Thus far frn,D
: MIXING IN the governmental a1a,rs ~
the Island. The Reciprocity ,r.a,x In
said 20 have been the Commercial, sal
Walton OF Cuba II has given 10 her
our protected markets for her chief -.
poFts-sNgaT aud tobacco - which
form ~ per cent. u the total exoer,s
oF the islands. and IN return cuha ex.
pends fully one-haif her annual buv,ne
power. amounting TO sloo. .0eu, 900 IN
the Cnited States BEFORE the snan
lsh var about the only large Ansr
lean Interests we're III the extreme
sastern end Of the island. In sugar 6.
~sates and mines. Nov. after the lause
Of eight ysarx. Americans own fn,,s
one-thlrdsof the island. and $50 ooo
900 Of American capital has been In.
vestetd not only In products Of tho
soil but tnst*legraph and ,elephons
systems. railroads. electric roads, ho-
tels. banks. municipal roads and eve,
army vouchers. Whole towns hays
been built by Americans. and colonies
established where scarcely a word Of
Spanish is spoken.
The combined efforts OF all these
various interests are creating along
the line OF the trocha an American In,
terest. center and sentiment In ,hs
very heart OF Cuba. and an Industrial
development that Is stimulating the
surrounding country and by example
teaching the native Cubans, first. to
work where the employment Is OF.
fered. and then. 10 those who have
the necessary ambition. to cultivate
their own lands. The number Of
American colonies which have been
established I'm Cuba since the war ar.
gregates 90. the whole eastern end be.
ing controlled industriallly by Amer.
leans. A list OF these colonies is In.
teresting:
Province of Pinar del Rio-Raja,
Las Ovas. Bahia Honda. Herradura.
Cabanas. Mariel. Artemisa. Palacios.
Havana -Rincon.
Province OF Matanzas-Union. TIA,
DO.
Province OF Santa Clara-Manas.
cas-.
Puerto Principe province-Cahal
los. Camaguey. La Gloria, Garden
City. Nuevitas.
Province OF Santiago de Cuba
Lebanon, Banes. Holguin. OMAHA. Man.
ati. Cacocum, Portillo Bay. Palmarito,
Victoria do las Tunas. Guantanamo.
Isle OF Pines-Nueya Corona.
There is today scarcely a project
In Cuba, from public works to private
roads. that has not been financed by
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THE MARKET REPORTS
sankas clfr lissxsoss

h~na@e Gay. g%~ ~ 4'aasis r.
'"4aas. s.~'". sneiaatng >es s.saah
wrn&
MaFk#a saRaas
<saic* sa.~rs. S4=: ~ saaa
ss@sash*sR sas~rs. g. C u ss~a
s&aash~gn ess~s. 9. ~ g s250
Native cpws and A~af*rs, .. - "a
g. eas
ssssHk.s and feeders, s. $eI o. "a
tmlis. g. ~ ~ sfea
alvw&. s. .5 ss s:"a
Western led steers. g. :5usS 50
N~stsFn sed eows. 8: %"%t 81 essa
shesp Receipts a.ssa0
MaFAea Steady
Nuttnns. O. 5a4as ss:s
l.anahs. S. :5as565
Range Wethers. sa.5ns& ~
Fs-d *w~x. 81 fs5@@s
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-12-31

FoE the news u The eonsag seSsa0a
of tie Kansas legislature. ~ weaa as
al ether aews. saAseFshe foF THE
TOPEKA DAILY STATE JOURNAL.
100 aass soF 81 GO. sena in year sab
scFipft0n 81 OAee. Address:
TOPEKA STATE JOURNAL
Topeka Kansas
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wcos Market

st lA,uis. Dec 81 Wool. st*aA!
Tertiary aud western mediums -:
q =.
Fine mediums ~ 81 -
Fln. ~ " /:
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Hot Springs Branch.
DAN L. BATCHELOR,
Agent.

A TRAIN will leave the A. r & :. Depot. Mt i
a M for thc Post Office Hot Springs Canyon
returning soon as nececssary work Is com
plet al at that point. Rates AZ follows:
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The Optic prints the news com.
plete.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-12-31

TrAlHS tkOp ~ EfnuuslU TUT ufHlEef Wntfe
good meals are served.
CONNECTIONS
Al Artonito for Durango. Silverton, and in.
termedta epoints.
A. Aiamoss for Denver, Paeblo and intel
line via Ia veta Pass or the narrow gau 20 yis
salida nsakina the entire trip in day light and
passing through the fa0sovo AoyaJ 0orHo,
also for all points on tseesie branch.
q. K. HoorKR. O. p A.
Denver. Colo
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Santa Re Time Table.
4 Transcontinental Trains
Each Way Daily.

WEST BOUND
Nh. lar '0p. IN. Departs .. is p. m.
! No , Ar 66 a, m. Departs ~ d lisa IN,
No: Ar ---, % p IN. Departs 5.SSp. tn.
E",9Ar s0p. IN. Departs GGpm
EAST hound.
No.t Ar - O = IA, departs - t3a m
No. Ar --l.25 a. IA Departs -- II a. m.
! No, lOAr i2 40pm departs l2:45p m
: No / has Pullman and Tourist sleeping ears
/ Tor southern California also Pullman tAr for
El pAs4I and C1ty u Me&hrt, connect lon for El
Pasn, Deming, silver city aud ali points tn
Mexico. Southern New Mexico and Arlsnna
| The El Pas0 Pullman car viii wait ut Alhu.
quer,lu" until the arrival II Noe Passengers
! from Las Vegas should ssruFe accommodation
by lea wing on Nu. ~ have ent reserve same
at AlbuQ uQueruus. This train does the local
work.
! No, 3 has same equipment as Nh.
| No. has Pullman Drawing Room sleepers
to San Frane'scy'. Tourist slaspsrs 10 I0S An,
gelsS and San Franz is,o also chair car from
BaFNtOw tO o. Angeles
NJ "has Pullman Drawing Room Sleeper.
j to ms Angeles Needles t0 San Frnncist1,
Through reservatinnsl Tourist slaepers to San
Diego thair Car TO san Francisco. also chair
Car from BarxtUw 60 Los Angeles The Cali
fnrnia connections ar" connected with No lat
picking ur the Fl Paso Pullman Sleeper left by
No. I at that point.
No 2-Atlanttc Expre~s.-has Pullman and
Tourist Sleeping cars for Chicago and Kansas
Ctty slso Tourist car for Denver; a Pullman
car for Denver II also added at Trinidad, the
latter making connection at La Junta.
No. 4--t'hiCagn Itmtted--Solid Pullman train
with dining, observation and buffet library
cars unsurpassed equipment and service.
No. s-kansas cry Has Pullman and Tour
ist Sleepers for Chicago and Kansas City. ar.
rlving at LA Junta at l0:l5 "a IN connecting
with No COS, leaving la Junta at IL: 10 p. M,
arriving at Pueblo at Z 90 p. M. Colo. Springs
at ID p. M. Denver 6:Oop IN. Also chair rars
for hicago and Kansas City. This train does
local work.
No. 10 has Pullman and Tourist sleeping cars
for Chicago and Kansas city. also Chair car
for same destina IONS; carries the Ill PasO con
net'tiOn and does hral work.
For further Information, call either phone
80 ur at ticket Office where same will be cheer
fully gwen.
DAN L. BATcHEI0R,
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-12-31

{ Women Workers In America.
It is estimated that there are at the
present time no less than 1000. 900
women at work In various trades and
occupations in the United States.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-12-31

t'Arasu. n-c. - Cattle. Receipts
- .'"r,
MARKET /" c~nts higher for best.
B....ves. 40 u $3.50
Cows and hrifeTs. 81 GssN s. Ia.
Stockers and feeders. 3: soM d"
Texans. 8: 75usAs".
Westerns. no sales
Calves. ss1 6r $3.50
Sheep: Receipts :5.a0o
Market: iOc lower,
Sheep. 81 IS Ct ss&0
Lambs. si,G0ets7.7s
Good nickel plated show case for
sale cheap. Apply Optic Co. II
II you want 10 keep In touch with
what Is going on In the stores Of the
city you should read the Optic ads.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-12-31

Children under six years OF age may be car
rted free when accompanied by parents or
guardian. Children bef~een tine ages of ak
and twelve will he charged half fare.
Passengers from Las Vegas who do not pur-
chase tickets at the depot, will be charged ten
cents extra b. TIE conductor.
BACHELOR, Agent.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1906-12-31

Tra'ns stop a. Embudo for dlnner where
good meals are served.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-07

succeed ln eashlus = BET until Fui-
isttA won.
charis. gsodsuaush. the head
walter % the nissnafeh. vas Of ths
track wsariuE the handsome dis-
msana wstth shafn fsesntlf pre-
snut.a Co him b. the walters % that
astablishmsnt tha athsf day on the
occasion Of hts birthday The
charm must have hrouahi Charley
LUCIA ss no c@shsa svefy bet he made
ana finished pis simmer on the ahf
captaia Rice bet taae across the
beard on nftsftheFps ana woaid
have made quite = siliins hsd the
horss son "A II ~zs the nas tan
thifd and the captain saved his
utpuef.
The start Ia the second race uas
very tad. wlekls. and Berthe A. be-
lns i-ft az the last
nel Fountain has aali L.sal Fofm
FOE a suu fvpsftes - be tte9.
There was bet Up out on Hood
sink ard shs sas heavily played.
The Fars she tan uas something
awfui aod she Neaud 40 absolutely
last Thefe Nas . there whpn thn
Msssrgr~na HsaFm eaatt have rhrd
ise pounds and bsagsn ths kind she
sasi yesterday = rttY hless. but that
timv IL ionn pesf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-07
GRAHAM THE
LEADING BOY
sAs THIRTY SEVEN WINNERS
OUT OF ia MOUNTS TIM
SULLIVAN - SECOND AND
M'aRtpG THIRD

A review ~ the races run At rms
Meadows since the besinninE Of thi.
season up to toisy. dlseloass the fact
that Graham IL the leading jockey,
having ridden ~ winners cut q its
mounts he has hsd during the first
a. iaYs ~ the meeting
Tim sullivan Il second 90 the lisi
with 81 winners Will. Jos Mcbride
s IN third place having put - via
nsrs owes the plate
The following 8. ilst u winning
Jockeys and the order In Witch shsf
stand
Graham. a. 7 Sullivan al. Me-
bride. -. Lawfsncs. 10 Feuutain.
"a ksesh. - a. Davis. IL l. Nieh-
OILS. :. Callahan. u Rsttis, a. a
brown. 9. Cfe@ssaits s. AlaFis. Z
u smith. 4. Eafnsha~. I & VIII
ialna. 4. >. wiison 4 KifsehbaUm.
4. n. Powell. 3. uofsi . J. smith
3 Palms o " nsnlth !. } eiafs. ?
A Williams. ! Powell. = Wright
X ksllY. oaadchild. Hfadf sra
SsafY have ridden one winner each
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IS
TIME MAKER
HlTcHcocKs HARD no..
HORSE GOES sARLroc. ~.
pIcAP DISTANCE IN srcos.
TIME.

SARATOGA. X r. AaEf-h.
dsiion and Taneie. coupled y !.
betting at - 70 a. the Iiibt..
entry. ran first and nsc4iid. ssr.'
lively iu The $4,000 safaiosa -.
eap one mi.a and a quarter ~.
siWnii1ed the opening n gss,,...
racing SEASON today Gaii.,,..
80 10 D. ran Third
Daufeilpn. n alnainK 1....
new track record Tor u. 49,
making the good tine o. fss,'
which ~ three fiffhs u -.
faster than the fims ma. l. -
Lad in 1903 "~
Dsude'ion. By winning bra. !.
spell ~ hard luck NhseA ~. !.
loved him aii year. lie flnist.a I,
0nd Boz the Metropolitan. Bs.....
and Suburban hahgieaps ~ y
just 30 De- aaE sinnlnK ia -
nouwesith handicap. Hss.H.
burg colt yesfs Old. ana : 49,
b D. "a. Hifeheees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-07
FROM OTHER TRACKS

Jockey Nieol the crack light
wsixht. has concluded arrangements
70 r~main IN bred Cooks ~tnploy
for smother rear The irgns ~ tho
euntrnrt were So Disclosed On
good authority. h8uefst. q is stat
cd that n. figure uAs far beio~
tbs offer made tof the riders seg
Vices hy eastern annaFs Mrs Nicul.
tie BOYS mother. desires that her
soa fomain In fAe ssftlcs Of the
person uho gave she boz his start
AID made hlm tbs spoa race rider
he To-
jockey nuehaaAn il tfytnG bare
to got q licenaa to ride At Ia
tnaia.
fafdy. the fznloas ga % FiyinE
Fux. which EfNafd hiane. Of
Francs. has said. has arrived In
safety. after toax tuyaEs. IN
iiaenoa AIRES. wfth some other puF.
rhazan % Mr. Luru#
nlamcnd Jubilee. Until lately the
property ~ Ning Fstwafa. left Kng
land for naenos AIRES Disnaoad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-07
BIG WINNERS
OF THE EAST.
ACCOUNTANT. BRAoY's oooo
AoRau. HEADS rHE LisT OF
CRACKS WINNINGS OF co
BETWEEN Aau OMITTED.

The following Is llat ~ the lead
log horses Of the American turf.
with the number 81 races they have
won Md tha amount nf money fhey
hnyu earned a. fuf this season
II viii BE- noted that Accountant
for whom James u BRADY paid So.
600. heads the llat 90 nctweea.
whu has won large amount IA
purses this feaf. 10 not given IN the
list because he has been dlsauali.
fled for the neat 30 days for racing
as a galilns when be really Waa a
stallion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-07
zoe THOMAS VIVA

BOSTON. Au. Joe Thomas
the e4lifafnia wsitsf~slKht. feFced
the seconds - Tommy sullivan 60
thras up ths sponge IN ths ninth
refund Of their nEhs last nsah, a.
Chelsea Thomas had fts better Of
the ftsht all n. ~sY through except
Dr. the sssth toand. uhsa ne rested
anA auiiivan ga iai u viii fuah-
inH Sullivan wss knosked asNn =
~ times aariag the scrap
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-07

M IN time TO nall Fullrtta. aud The
chestnut cait. under Graham :
stronR finish. won by a head
BeaehNnod ran third.
The feature Of the card TO-DAY u
the third race. IN Which - sheF.
idAn. pssxy 0'Nsai. buchanan aud
The Mighty meet al ain and a halt
fnrlonEs 4 stirring contest should
rasttif
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-07
sssss 1900 - q
) HARNESS RACES

BUFFALO. kas showers fell
surtaK the opening dsy Of the
Grand Circuit rsees. but oaif scfF-
- 10 make a fast track Angola
xtnnsf Of the firsi heat q the ! o.
tfot stepped the nails in the fast
tine 81 usn The raee was won
~ MAinah~pf, which wns fafoftie
ia the pools Results
F1T tro,. Len0t Hotel purse,
a 900 Naiushest uoa the secoud
aad third heats and the race Ia
: o.. aosi-g AngtoiA ~an ths
first heat In osn TuFiey. Md
shoi aad Artistic also started
Match race. syearold PAGERS
hall mile h-ats--Rxa Hal won two
straight heats tn %. iteI 30.
prfaeeAs Direct also started
as trut. purse si,seo--i.Ake
Qnesn non the second and third
heats nni ths race IN aes IL.
vsg4 Robert A non the first
heat in sos "a Mac Mac. Emhrt.
Norons. irish ana whiten Wilkes
aiso started.
g0s pare. purse 81 s9e--The
frtsAa Won the frat aud second
heats IN s:oT. II TEXAS
nuakef won the third heat 10 Eos
igAI ChAffin also started
sa.s a.. p.s.~s. sos Aatu.l tfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-07

rAS FRAHcIsco. Aag Jos
Gan4. who has bssa practically
matched 10 fight battling ssieon Al
New. on Labor .aaT Cot
a eafsa az 81. a0o. wlil i#se for
that place ihla evening <sas II
acting a. hia ora manaSeT Ana
wsIi not have any repre- = usr
i0ns4nx after his Interests
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-07

Iuhilea was bought last December
hx aenor Ignatio C0feaat With the
understanding that he should ro.
main Ia England until the end ~
the Hlud season pf tbis year. tho
purchase price being Hiven At $40
600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-07

nr S1Eeo. the winner az Last
Years Burma Handicap ln aaaln ON
the aliina last ana training opera.
llona sllh him have been suspend
cd its struck hla leg recently aud
Il filled up considerably IA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-07

Al ths ball psaysss ~ ihs Seattle
ana Oakland s~am wrrs cut st sHs
track That 4. "a sscsrs fflF
Lacquer Hansan wha has retired
frern the eaHfsst ptth the hpaaiss
c1lff nlank~nship wss TIRE larktsst
naii rlaYes 81 them all az he eeuxat
putifsfl. Old Mike ana tNli,esta IN
rev
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-07
WESTERNERS
DOING WELL
sooKifs FROM TIE WILD AND
woody ARE GETTING THG
COIN AROUND TIE EFFErE
TRACKS or TIE EAST.

All the western b0oimhtets nov
in New York seem tU be doing
well 1uhunF Lyons. Nhe was one
Of the heaviest operators In the
betting ring ~ Oakland last winter,
" the latest Wcsturnrr to open
business
Jobnng landed 90 from Seattle
ia time 10 got a tip Ca HOaem0nt
~ - - last week Like the
other ones from over the Rockies
Johnny has been much in evidence.
and despite the fact that he haa
not been here ten days. f. said 10 be-
SEQ. 4a1 simmer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-07

xnrks Gleason. the Spider keliy
~ thu Northwest. vas amanx thase
present tIs sxreff~ncsf hard siea-
dias I'll thfeash the aftsfueou. Bat
got cat aud then some wken K1als
i~fis beat IfHsfnn ~ q bad ret
beer Toe tkat Re would hzvs ss@n a
ruiasd pianksf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-07
COLLINS DaeeArs w1,,,..

MiNNEApolfH. Aux
Collins. ~ Chicago uss,s,,. .is'f
champion won she s,,tt. 'slh.l
trn1ia championship from M. ..sn
nef in doubles fiarfg i W., 20
aisO 81 Chicago The s,o' " .iaisi
80. 90. rs. g. " u ss's
winnipeg. and alfaffoid ts .
Minneapolis were dafeslas ~ p
doubles ehamBi8Hnin ut,. Z ~
won hy " e Hafios n n. ~
apollo. and & & liuai. o., ", ne
fomiH iaA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-07
PUBLIC PICKS
ONE WINNER
HORSES PICKED TO YIN RUN
NOWHERE. AND LONG SHOTS
SHOW Up IN FHoNr-ooop
RACE TINS AFTERNOON.

Only one faNnftte Wun NeHiftN"f
at The Meadows. and the public ket
e IN the neck nomInua Agti
caused sensation IN the Second
race b. i-inning second With the
ed1s OF 100 TO / chalked ap against
his chances
4 field of ne horses vent 10 the
tsast la the FIRST race. and Il Vas Ho
apcn a contest that the liberal odds
Of 10 / could b. obtained At ell
times against the faxurtte The
winner turned un Ia Bonnet, elev'
erls ridden hy Cricket Kelly Who
uan easily hy three lengths from
Ntttle Hicks wheatstoue made
up ground and finished third
Finished Outside
Nancy ". was the heavily played
faeorte Ia the second race She
showed scant speed and finished
outside the money After nominus
Arxf had made the pace 10 the
stretch he tired and nanlado ven
rather easily b. two lengths. Tho
faae shot hung on lens enough 90
beat Mrs Mathews a head for the
place
siorma Il greatly improved
mare she went out In front Al
fiakfali and led al the WAY. win
ning a. the end hy a length from the
favaFiie. Fio Msnols. Nieua N0t
thiFd place
putlful overisoksd.
nusiful. the gray horse. Was much
the best In the fourth race. although
ne waa generally oxefiooked Nnd
vent 10 the post AZ the Essod odds
Of 6 To 1 Little Joker Naa sAe Ia
vofits. bat ran al awful bad race.
Major rehny Was In front FOR she
fifst half mile bui AZ the far turn
natiful Neut 10 the front and won
hard held 81 two lengths haFbor
easily sot the place from hrisr'
thorpe
Three hong shots finished In the
money In the fifth race. old Nike.
e "a to 1. woa the race easily BY
two lengths He finished VERY fast,
Our ssllie. at 20 10 !. got the place.
while Calculate. the Longest shot In
tire race. finished third Allopath,
TIE favorite. after Issdiag IN TIRE
stretch. Quit badly and ran nov here,
while hIoodwink. the seeana choice.
after showing short burst %
xpeea. ran absolutely last
Tire LAT Upset.
TIE last race furnished cue NOR,
upset Huston waa the II 20 10
fsvofite When the barrier sent
up Faiiegts. 8 10 /. aad Bsachsussi.
- - I. wrut oat 20 MAKE The pace.
anf ran as = team 10 the far turn
whera Fullcfta went % the fguHi
In the meantime the taxuFite vas
ranminx Last BE made a great
stretch raa. but iaaf failed 20 set
Klein. tho sho~mAkeE. III JAmsa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-07

Joe Rose IL another Californian
that IL making a big book Joe IL
about even He sRa credited Nith
being many thousand 10 the good
At shsepsheAd. bat the number 81
heavily PLAYED good things that
landed If Brighton has iessened bis
bank roll considerably
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-07

Bob Irving. booking on the back
line. IL . good winner. while Ben
Mcpherson. well known 10 The
Wolff cigar stand contingent. has
laid away enough Of the coin Of the
realm bookmahing IN the field 20
pay hia expenses 20 the land OF sun
shine thik winter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-07

I'll cates. re star pitcher af tha
Oakland fssFn. evuff not iorafa ire
plate all tns affrroeen nna asa aat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-07

Maize Blumeuihsl has plenty Of
money. also an attack Of the govt
Make Is well known on the coast.
and seldom refuses q bet Abe
Levy IL interested IN Blumenfhai'a
book. aud Il IL n common thing Tor
Make 10 handle $4,000 IN an aft.
ernnqn plaF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-07

g Seymour won't play in Nursy
McGraSs hack yard until he sees
some Of the color 81 that 10000.
whlch Ne~ York IL alleged 10 have
paid Cincinnati for hts RELEASE.
seymour vas probably promised .
bonus b. Cincinnati to 30 20 New
York. and now he wants August
Hermann 90 make good Before
the game IN New York yesterday,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-07
COMMENTS

A Dew leader has appeared In the
bsitins averages u the Southern
league Meeks. Birmingham fret
hAseman. being the player with the
highest average 31s Douglas. who
has lead the league for the past
month. is nov second. Z points De
hind the new leader
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-07

English Bill" Jackman Is on q
stool II the far side 81 The Saratoga
ring Hlli has not figured pfomin.
ehily Ia the papers. bat from q re-.
liable source Il IL said he is a hand
some winner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-07

Heymonr packed hla hnl,o..
lsh iho grounds thereby 49,
the Giants iu the infeh "sFla
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BEGINS TENNIS
TOURNEY

The sixteenth anHaal teshls ,tp (
nameuf for the Championship 4 !,
Pacific Northwest aud the shssf 4
nuai tournament af the rsst
Northwest International Lava H.
mis- association began this nass
a. 10 O'Clock on The coart 4 3
Tacoma Lawn Tennis csuk, esas
of North Sixth 81 and Tzeensr
Many handsome prizes kzss NJ
Offered b. the Taeoma Ten1h Il
ia addition 10 the Tborns n, q
the winner Of The meas SINGS 1 (
che Northwest tournamenf. All y
Mulin0mah cup. whleh COS y Il
winner 81 the siuEies ia o. he
national tournament Ttls -
the Tacoma club offers 4 NJ Z
eups 10 the winners a he in,srn
tBonsi doubles. and ano'ka 81 ! I
the winners q the opst isra
msnt.
Following are the dnslu al
the international singles m
doubles.
intsrnstlorsI 6ineisa
DR.. Drake Ts. Arthur Hsmszx:n
ID y nsiliEFef Fs J a. Rishsft J 4
81 Wickerahzn "a Albert IN
strong. X. II CooiaT Va I D ~ +
ems. A. T. BARR "a r. r B<11n I
]. c Tyler - xinnsE Dvzksl1 +
ingion match. Z W Carr ht1 . {
winner Beliingef RiIhss, nxa : /
r. Payne Va Walter A. GAE
Van Bnskifk rs n. II Nli1elF T.
kaufman VS. s. /. Russell n
Intsrns,ionsl osssia
W A. MoBurneY and q pn
Va NJ n Wtides and A i nr (
A Remington and y n An .
A Armstrong and 5. 7 rsfxi
". Carr Hilsen and 7 D -
". winner MeBurp<r n1,1 =
wildea barry match. R 4 -
and J A. Rishett vs. y Il NJ
sham and partner. W 4 60 =
partner va ) l. Rassea az y
Tyler
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-07

At sseaies wtt stvs ssssaih-
islsn Of Fsary 8uinfainH ats< dt< D
uixtns a. AiAt Nstsssfksiss Setfs
aftssnesn and svsninx thsa r4es
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-07
TURF GOSSIP

jockey IAWrenca sra ksesh a.
yided rtaink honsrs ~ fidius tea
y inasfs each. " Kelly ana Graham
we're lua either tpo wiunins iaeksls
IaAy Rlfaha. ~ha was the nfeReg
~ Of ntek r1auilug. burst a hiapd
vessel while Being sxerctssd the
other uaafaiox and dFeppsa asAd az
the track.
cflekat Kelly rods hia fret winner
a th~ taestinE whsn ~ bfeasht
nannst home Ia frent
a 7 HIT. better knasn Sc she
HYntvsn kIaa shade . kiilias Whsu
nann~s wun the first race bat est
al nj. Nlrulnaa whom Ftliistta beet
npstea Ia iha fast faEs % tie aaY
rirtfn NaHiuo made a uies rlas
nins when nutifal Won. as Re
plaYsa fhs gay haFss srFUss the
heart r1etfa Wui not h~ With -
rnssrh iea2sf az hs - aafak at
wlsh ~. savage npefA eeusFanY "a
eonemrt MASTER lie will b. with
the eoneanF pF.s~ntlnE raetHfa
orsrs. Madame butterfly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-07

Al aorfisef f. cashlnK for Kid
Weller. snd Il IL said that Al has =
larger amount OF money IN his Gus
loGY than at the opening Of the sea.
son
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-07

Jack onrisn has sailed for
Europe 20 be gone sir weeks He
may take on q couple ~ EnEiish
hsarYNcikhfa II II 10 made worth
hts shile Il l. tipped Off that after
hls sea trip O'BFisn Siil SO into
hard training for a number q bouts
In the fall the principal one Of
which vii he with Sam Berger Of
san Francisco