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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-06-28
THURSDAY. JUNE 20. 1906
1t Was a Picnic for Dave

Chicago, June 2S.-Miss Annie
Riddle and David DuIlard played an
important part IN the annual picnic of
the Comfy Democracy Satur day.
Not only did Dullar1 sell the num-
Der D, 1856, which won the horse aud
buggy offered by the club, but he won
the hand of Miss Riddle and foot
race as we'll, and with the latter bis
marriage expenses.
Only the intimate friends of Dull
ard knew that race for love was
woven III with the other races which
were involved in the picnic.
Entering the 100 yard dash, Dull ,rd
did not care TO win nrst prize. because
1t was ticket tor at TIP on the lake
that he hdld not care for.
The second prize of priza of s. was
wanted, however, for that would nay
the expenses OF himself and Miss Rid
lie to ST. Joseph.
When Dullard saw that he would
win first prize ana secure the unde-
sired ticket, he checked his speed and
allowed John Moisang to cross the
line just ahead of him. The close was
go fine that it prompted Moisang to
nut nm $40 thar he could W in ont in
another race. This money increased
tine bank roll Of the young Democ rat,
to the Qualification of his friends and
the blushing satisfaction of the girl.
According to friends, the couple
started for St. Joseph, and the last
seen of them they we've racing over
Lake Michigan, where they intended
to spend the winnings for the services
of an accommodating minister.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-06-28
AUTHOR OF JUNGLE
WEARING OVERALLS

Pittsburg, June 2S.-Clad in over
alls and jumper, UntOn Sinclair, the
brilliant young author of The Jun
gle" which led to the government in
vestigation of the beef trust, is work
ing in a PittbsuIg industrial estab-
lishment at the wages of day la Dor
er.
Mr.. Sinclair has secured contract
to write series of articles for lead
ing monthly magazine upon the daily
life and habits Of the wage Garner,
and has determined to gain Inspiration
for his work by actual contact with
the conditions which confront the
subjects of his coming series.
In order that his identity shall not
De suspected, MIR. Sinclair has taken
an assumed name and is cautious to
conceal the fact that he Is man of
educa' ion by talking little and bv pur-
posely interspersing his remarks wiki
up to date slang and ungrammat teal
expressions. In this manner he was
enabled to secure much of his data tor
The Jungle" and the methods pur.
sued then will be used in his present
investigation
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-06-28
Sad Death of Pet Snake

Most remar ka BILE tales are 1elatedlof
Ananias Johnston's pet snake. which
died the other day in Moultrie county.
This snake was cross between a rat.
tier snd hoop snake. and was almost
nine feet long.
The ending of this pet was particu-
larly sad. OLe day while one of the
little girls was using it as r hoop it
rolled against tree. The tail was
forced deep into the throat ana the
snake choked to death. PHI ladelpbIa
North American.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-06-28
AN ALARMING SITUATION

frequently results. from neglect of
clogged bowels and torpid liver, until
cons tipation becomes chro0io. This
condition is unknown TO those who
use Dr. Kings New Life Pills; the
best and gentlest regulators of Stom-
ach and Bowels Guaranteed by We
natcnee Drug Co. Price 25c.
The Talmud says: THY Yesterday is
thy past; thy today thy future. thy
tomorrow is secret You must re-
make the world to day-if you would
remake it at all--storm and take your
air castles to.day-be diligent in nd.
vertising your business today, and to-
morrow's secret need not worry
yon.
Many old camels carry the skins
of the young ones to the market. -
TaImun. And many an older merch-
ant may perform inst function Tor his
younger. "cock sure" competltor--if
the older man has learned things"
about advertising as his years have
passed.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-06-28
Harvard and Yale Confer Degrees

New Haven. June 2S-Seven humid
red and thirty five degrees were con-
ferred at Yale at Its two hundred and
sixth commencement to-day.
Boston, June 2S.-Harvard's two
hundred and seventieth commence
ment was was held today Governor
Guild, '9l, was the guest of honor.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-06-28
Still Working on Meat Inspection Bill

Washington, June 28.--The confer
enoe on the agricultural bill was un-
able to reach an agreement on the
meat inspection am endment at the
ment. 1t was urged to contiu ne ITS
efforts to bring about settlement this
afternoon.
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How do you look for work 2"
Want ad. way, or walking around ?"
THE sovereign ability consists in
knowing thoroughly the value of
things - This is a. true in affairs as
in morals; and, in daily affairs, TO
know the value of things is TO red the
ads.
II You '"skip" the ads. today it
will probably happen that some neigh
bor of yours-more watc hful-will Sc
cure, at bargain, the particular thing
you have long wanted
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-06-28
Tragedy Stops Wedding

Comfort, Tex, June 20 In the
presence of the assembled wedding
guests last night at the home of his
intended bride, joseph Reinhardt, the
man who was 60 have been married to
her, shot and INSTANTLY killed Miss
Ernestine Kutzer, and then SHOT him.
self with probably fatal results.
The hour of the ceremony was at
hand and the guests were assembled in
the parlor of the home of the bride s
father.
The cause of the tragedy is not
known.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-06-28
FoR SALE--ACRE TRACTS

BEAU TIFUL acre tract one mile
west of WeDatchee. Good water
right, room house, barn l6x24. -i2
feet pests, spring water for domestic
purposes, all smooth good soil. so
rods TO school, all set to and 3.year
old trees ga acre in berries, balance
in melons, corn and potatoes, good
location. A snap if raken soon. A J.
Linville, X. +. d. No. /. Farmers
Phone 500.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Classified ads cents . iire zach In
sertion, minimum charge 10 cents.
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How many lines of type will tell il
ard sell it-or get tor let 1t?
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

FOR RESULTS-advert in the
classified columns of tie Daily World.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-16

nFa MONIES Aus ID The
raid ~ the minor leagues has com
meHcrd amt The fret team 81 suffer
is tho Dra MoiueH team. II the
Western League That team has
again placed such distance be
tween ttnrif and its opponents that
Il h conceded the championship
This team was taidod for nfe
players lant ycaf t.eifieid and uahs
Is. 81 pltinhnfH Hoaamau. % eirvu-
iand. wakefield. q Washington.
ana tabrft. of Cincinnati
This time the first choice vas
tsY Touuc. Nha wa sold faf i'm
mediate delivery 20 the chicago
Americans. Tov ~ has been e mem.
bsf 81 the I1us Nninra team faf four
yeafa playing first base the first
year. aHa through necessity going
hrhind the Bat tie nest year. where
he proved a star Ho 10 s hard
stiekcr leading ths eatfhers ~ the
league Lass feat and being credited
wifh zaa ahrn be ieft tie league
aaY af tHo $50.
usn faftfu left fielder - ihe
psa Mainss team. Who has been sald
g. Cleveland faf g. GOD. came ffun
ne Three 1 league I've gsats aau
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ssss . o .
HARNESS RACES

POuGHkEEPRiE. ~ Y. Aug 10.
zts class nacinG. purse. $500.
three In five Afdeiia S0n three
straight heats and the race In
z IS IA. 0saa. 1s0sit Princess
Hei-n. BonnY ateiaAaf. BiiiY Zeal.
BONANZA and Caaslas also started
sRs class starting. purse $1,000
three In five Etf0n Non three
stfaiEht heats and tho race "a
. tt8A aii44. 1ta Billy r.
Fnkla Mari1fla Y KYra and Sir
John also started
The Oaklana Baron. te class.
purse g. 500. tao Ia thrre Lady
Gall Hzmliton son tun straight
beats aBd the race IN % IA.
a5it orc. Roberts. vanrahdt
Belle &. Watson and Helen NoFge
aieo started
2 as class nscinx. perse 5000.
faa Ia three tel 6 Wun the first
anl thifd beats and the r8ce ~
sTls. ale "a e wen the sec
oud hest Ia g.tait Bsn y. i.auF
rita ana AutosI aiso started
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-16
CLUB MEMBERS
HANDICAP
pic STAKE RACE Will 80 Run
orr SATURDAY AL TIC
GOOD ONES ARE DUE TO
START

The Club Members handicap
which wili BE- ruu SATURDAY. at The
MeaaDRa. iH second only IN import
anfe 10 tho Derby u = over
distance of one ana ore eighth
miles. Hnd De worth 81 g9g 10 the
simmer Bcaldoa the euiu the own
er Of the wlnurf Will receive sil#
scr lpyiuR cup. presented ~ che
members 81 the Seattle Du4iun
club IN honor ct The occasion the
club house alil be- decorated. and
no doubt viii be taxed 10 lfs uf.
most capacity
Every good horse ON the race
track. with tho exception ~ The
Hneaenof aud Supreme Court Is
entered 10 the race. aHd q stirring
contest should result The follow
inF are The Weights IS assigned -
The handleapper
Hnlf1ri 100 lIsnfo 100 Res del
Mundo 700. Dorado 700. Tenofdaia
81. AnFellca 50. Hiiiiebo TOO. Wen
rick 100. Ellie t08. ~ sheridan iD2
Epieufc 100. iarbOr loo. Ruby 49,.
Beafratcher t2z. Major Tenug 81.
" n Carey %. Maeaa iaz rollef
100. Northwest f05. Fulietta %
Thee Case ~. Henry Waite g6. In
700. Mssrsne log. Yetefano -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-16
HARD JOB To
LOSE To CUBS
stwAaaua NEVER aiVE UP un
Tt TAUY ciacH ThU BMAIL
1No OF TaG scoHU-nRRoas
AnE ABUNDANT

OAKLAND. Aug 10 rho pesir
siWaahea dufiet into town featet
dnyl aud "a shaN that they Ntffe
perfectly az home proceeded 90 yet
a. II thal wetr IN their 0wu hack
fara. aud lost the game 20 the nhn
Francisco aggregation b. "a heus
81 So
The game eaa about aH poaf an
eaamrit Of the national naaileie as
could he Imagined Virgil uafNln
WIS Knocked uui OF the bon IN the
first inning Ne WAS replaced b.
Oscar Jones'. Who WaH hatiet all
over che bot The cubs Hut Ia the
game themselves. and IN the fourth
inning they druye Jack Hlmous. the
Frisco pitcher. e. the woods With
a fuhiiiadu Of base hits
Pcs illlt. the pie consumer. TOOK
his place. bat Jared little better
Frisco Hol IS hits Ia Aeatile'a ~.
aud. 90 ihel hHd trifle the bral
luck. they Wou the game The
game ahuundud In errors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-16
WANT TO WIN
THEIR CUP BACK

EVERETT AUG IL Tho Nor
weKiRn singing society % Everett
20 strong. win 80 20 Tacoma Aug
ust 70 60 take part IN the Pacific
Coast HsrnKrrfarbund and Try 20
regain ppNseaalan Of the contest cup
which Wa presented 90 the orgnni-
ratIon three years aRo by the local
singers and won by them the same
year.
Tablet Tor Patents. zoe Mutual Lite.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-16

There are critics In the western
iaar1s this year who consider him
the beet fielder the league ever
turned out Ills strong point ~ Ket-
fiug 70 nfst and then continuing
afouHa TIE basea for ueufe. be
having scored many more times Tale
year than ans other player IN ths
league BE hes haited about SOC
this aaasan. more because be eta8rs
times at bat than because u great
strength ~ the bat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-16
TALENT HAS A
JOYOUS DAY
TARue FAvoslrgs AND TWO
GOOD THINGS COME own AT
raE MEADOWS NGsTGRaAf
-cERRo sANro A ptsAP
eotNrMET.

Tho success az three tssoritea IN
A nv aud the Victory Vt two welt
piaYei good thinss Yesterday - tne
Msadhwa put erimn va the wills
Of ths haokmakers that thrA VIII
not farsal Tot many a day The
onle rat Of Hght came 10 TIE last
race. when CarFu sauio, PLAYED -
nearly every wise suN on thc track
Who a. supnascd to anoN an, thlnHs
raa itko an overloaded dtaN botee
ant finished sixth.
Tuck hack Was the Ecod aims
frofn the Elleri stables Ia thg fret
raee. ard after beioS backed down
from he TO / 10 10 , les ell the
way ana came homo un the hit# Rcd
wald. the tsverite. from bad start.
made up gNund and finished see
cnA. slluritn. the ancieat equine.
came "a life aud ran third
Plsyea Coed Thina.
MAJ llaliaday VAS ouoihet Well
piaysa good lhins While the feeds
bon Information Ncntora Wufv hold
Ina aut Van Hope. the favoriie aa a
SURE thlas the general public eesan
Aeniing IA their Is and les uu MAY
Hnllstat after Instrument had
mate the pace - she three olEhtha
pole Mar went Ia me front and was
navar headsa. winning b h1EHell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-16
WOMEN BUYING
FIGHT TICKETS
FEMALE SPORTS IN PLENTY
AT coLorIELo. WHERE CANS
AND NELSON ARE GETTING
IN READINESS Fos SCRAP.

gOinFfE1D. AuK rs The raj
sree IL afili undecided. bu, & looks
like George siler The Caima arena
model II not suitable for me hiE
audience expected and smother IL
being prepared Progress In the
arrangements IL Handicapped b.
the sickness ~ Tex Rickars The
ticket sales are lively Many Womun
have secured reservations. The bel
ting continues lively show ing Cans
slight favoritn Cans weighs To-
daY iaa pounds and IL training hard
Nelson is taking II easy lie starts
regular training tomorrow
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PLAYERS
FOR THE RED|
CINCINNATI sUYs sllL ss.,,.
AND LARRY MlEtn -.
BATTERY WORK srxr a..
soN-sitouLo MAKE COO,

pitcher HH EsaieE ana -.
Larry Mclean. tie efaet 80. !. :.
ins rpstland isam. sil plsy 4,
iiia Cincinnati clab u ~ 49,
league meat year Thsy hss.
frafied by Cincinnati
Easirk is the Leading msst
hs Pacific Coast ieaKBs q, =
as BE- won 10 eut n Il -.
pitched Ne hHs evsfYihire X.
good pitcher Shouts nave -.
"a Eeiy effe tive spit BAT -
ug doubt prove q success is 49,.
league Mclean is oas u 4.
'ateheff in mis- country shsrns
glad - go back 20 he biz 49,
where he formerly played
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-16
In All the World No
Ride Like This

No where in America will you
find more beautiful scenery. more
mountains. valleys. rivers and IN.
lets than on the Port Orchard Route
between Seattle and Bremorton.
Take the children and lot them
breathe tho fresh salt air. or romp
on the sand at Pleasant Beach
boats leave Pier at 30. $40 and
10 30 a. nj. and lis. 2.30 and $50
D. m. Round trip. soc. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-16

eftarear any htrk coming whY y
SIS talf faced robbery nufrs 70
. seuuIns hlEhwa BsWAn Thef tails
shsut nuY Saisn heinE = hutf ur
WAS. that fs1faw Fsgrns has at hifn
skiunsf q eitf htark rhsn q comes
- hnnslinK sni rAw deals I didn't
think 10 VS. 80 punk ~ wruif
have stood faF Eyion saain. DESPITE
bic tnesnp~tsner There IL fains
Impression ehfoaa as % Why l
~foulau.t psEfuit FytaH 20 efftnlate.
believe he u Thoroughly honest
bot n 49, ignorant ~ thr Ksfus that
\. ean't Eiye = spsFee, dseisien.
= u~sf sata t-fsnkie should have
had the decision ever Attsil bot Ne
surely Nas entitled 10 = draw Burns
is shout the worst that ever came
BFef TIE pike o. ths shape - ref
cree lie is dishonest ah well as
incompetent wnsh Ffankts pouit
start auYihimx Harus ~puld iHNarts
sbif break them apart Baker has
= habit ~ boring IN alth his he'd
down aua citnrhinE and - soaH IS
tho boys came 70 q riiurh. Burns.
With his bruf. strength. vauia huft
FSanki~ back. willis In the break.
away Baker would eiput ms boy
That - how ~ became - marked
up about the face
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-16

DiFle Lad 81. Hirhifm IA :.
Gaiea 80. Lone Wolf 81 f,a
100 Preservation las u susei
i0s Judge %. iIoiahafaies NV =
rhanHn 300 Dewey is7 a. I,
i1s 3ltH Eyes iD7. Vii -. ~ !.
Ss orIsan 100. Chsflps y
- . Is Barr as. Huston : "a
,iilior il3. iilpp1emtes IL ~.
- Fisher 800 %. Ffaak ~.
1913 I'm Joe - r.loomy a. ), s sl
STONE g. Bolomsu 81. c.. -
l1a 's'''a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-16

$500 Effls Efff tta4tfN. HfG -
s.l.ss q nsns ftff ttefFte ~ ~ 80
-. - essfsft.ass 'afsfra 80 ffH
4. - wa.rzs.nsssts s5fssH aea asss
aiss ff ..sis- aatfsf MistsHsNhA W. h1sf
as.slsls h5Ha Haaases hiiasEfsHa - 49,
- -. - AaEts 56sf q aHaa
" -. - aa5a4asss J ufftifh aat
- - fr = sH
flff - sssatas aEsss 1ssHksasatr hse
EIs Ftaa lfa.taaNattsf 20 Nesse Wsft -
- aaas tass5 aa4 tasaF re- y aHeiss
I .a.ssssa feaataaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-16

4 got u IN the urrk all the way
why. tsas Angeles ts further awaY
from CatifsruiA than any citf that
I was ever IN. There Isn't any sport
fns blood VA the whole burg Al
that thsY ate after 10 The coin no
matter bow They rake " In"
Are you willing q match
Ffanki. With naksr Tor = return
Eef@
Am L. snsfiea jim '.Didnt We
Try 20 ret Baker 90 consent 20 an.
ether fEht and dltnt n. refuse %
talk business tie evidently knows
that hs wouldn't have such good
ally a. Burns Va the ring the neat
time he hooked up with Frankie"
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nstIonaI Lsaaus.
ArrgLL oars DECISION.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. AuE SO.
Abe kttell. the feaihervelghi
champion. aud Frank CarseY. of
Buffalo. fought Is rounds here last
night. and at tho end Of the bout
Referee George Sller. Of Chicago
gave the decision 10 Attell In the
18th round Carsey. with right and
lefts to the body. put Attoll through
the ropes and. on account OF this
rally In the last round. the large
crowd present thought the scrap
should have been draw sller's
decision was very unpopular
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-16

fought a z9round dfap here last
nlght for the NritsrWsiEht cham,
planahlp Of the World
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-16
FRANK|ES PA
IS REAL ANGRY
CALLS TOMMY BURNS a PORK
sNo aaAas CHAMPION. A
HIGHWAY RossGR AND saw.
UasL orsuR NICE sAaEs

Tim Ssit she father ~ ffanhie
Sen pha vas recently defeated -
Harry naksa - Issa Angeles uft1
his fseura ss fhH cham
Eian htekrf - the eaasi A. snnn
80 hs at hack - fhAt seas san
Ftanris1n. o. Nhat L. isfi ~ g. jim
bot i.snss TIE faiiaaina Naii
rumms nuftsa hat PERI Hni
n~sas f1hafanian L. eeftainff Tie
linsll. sid 1irn We'll SID b.
si4nArt ne maa Yuuf sraes sien 40 a
rsfsFses. - Tpu should uot hafs
anf kAsk caminn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-16

Ans you looking Tor good In
veatmanS In real estatof. Read
PAGE 4 close,'v. II contains a mum
Der OF good bar aims
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-16
Bunch OF Grapes

BEST COFFEE MADE N Sc.
Arri.E~ Alaska bldg. New 1orH
Rlaek
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-16
TURF GOSSIP

Isekey Eisscsilsufn distinguished
hinsszif yesterday By rlfinE tee
winners out % twe tueauis ifla
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-16

foh warner lost anr q his etu
battoHs yesterday anf says " me
nndrr vii rrtufu u 10 hisn ihs -
wzrt stii b. creates thsn The value
II he euff button zs g 10 ke@p.
asks anA valued accordingly The
tsss eaff button - a sd eu~ 18th
a ala fuund aeittu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-16
MIKE oars A DRAW.

DENVER. Colo. AuE rs Mike
Trivia Sullivan aud Ruhe Smith
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-16
Is Miles for Is Cents

Around Mercer island. Is miles.
fpT g cents. on steamer Fortuna
10 so. % and s 30 daily -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-16

The stable II ) Eiisfd rnu t~e
rae. vita Tuck nark aud Ralph
Young The stable eoun~ciialsiH
son heavily or thrs- tpa bat tasi
ths greater pat of their winnings
when Csrrs Eauia. ffafn The sasi's
stable. failed to shes AM sprsd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-16

Jockey Keosh pat tuo SINNERS
over the plate. a. asa joel ICY ara
ham. aiaa. - three boys. klfsh,
baum. Keash ana ufahasn ditiasa
the ard bstaeen thrna accounting
Zoe ali the winners
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-16

Ralph IaunE. the fssnFite. heck
"a aaNu frum 3 10 . t0 4 10 s
hruught mofe 49, a. the books Hs
Tod the grueteg part af the naY aud
uaaer clever handling frum kirsh
baum won By q ueek from nsksF
nrfers vas fhirt nuiifsi. heavily
played. finislsed oaislae thr moneY
Laura D n As 8 10 !. Eaa the last
raee. She DISPLAYED asartllnx speed.
leading throughout and ruauiaE shv
siH fnfloags Ia tbs eteellani tifzs q
I1sia ia Golden Bgek as eecoan
ana Susie Chftstian third The soa
tanfion was slwAys bctwewn these
thFss. a1th1uKh Laura roa easily 81
the eua b. three lensthn Cerru
Santa. fhe favnfiie. waa piRFsd as
] " ths racc Nar 10. bat showed ab
solafsiY m speed Bells kiuney
vas practically left IL The paa; ~
thonSh she wrnt after the field
+ Tusl4Y IL ladies' daY ana The usual
icruwd u feminine piaussfa will no
doaht b. present In the srnnd stand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-16

Una niakisgans 10 the = A e..
was abusfxst 20 fhs 1fsHastkai
rasfisar ssnwt ENTHUSIASTICALLY faf
wsy HaIiaaay 40 che easns tesu
the stfrteh ia ths i@aa ~ 70 an
fsfafessf Ne brf tis aofts o. tsfs
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Tarn Cafbeft art iahnnT nstd
~hs isaVu fos Gaiffisias shafiiy -
affpsam the oars ~sssnu nsst
fnsushs thsy ~auis rsrie oat ~ fhs
tfsrk ana fuake their nsr~uHes ~
pfsytss Cerrn santa b. ~ 49, rsas
baE thsfn was aaihsHE stirring
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-16

WORK IN the saddle vas v~fy Eaod
aua ha rode a. exceptionally uits
race on Ralph Young
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tD~ Harlan. ths tseek nlakaf. was
reported - haew Lost gAees sn ths
aaY
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Arthur Hass thr suessthtn3
rianrNF. bsg stse sfs HaRfetus cssfi
asa thsn iHinssAiaselY esliesi tel 80
Wlnuiaxa ans hlAsi fSf hqtua in an
auta
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n.xY wssef the fset sY. be- al
\. hsa IN sh~ wnsta. sasasthiaa uss
fa.Ts. On Tack azrs o. ths assi tsrs
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PACIFIC COAST LusoUS

soRrawIsrras LEAGUE.
n e a.
$500 AaafffsFs a 4
fsfss fsaftastsas
aaftsfs-a HsssaA 49, AHuasa fzzsts
50 So IrsEsls fsnstss raxsa
b. ~ n
x.--aa aaasftes. "a = 2
slfsFs ss@sas~ esssseettat y
ts.sfsgtes neshss .na aNss TaaAesas as
Hasffsaff
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Kxpodlsnt made thu usual atreteh
run and GOT az Ia time TO beat In
sirumeHt a head on the post fef
place Van Hope ran hkc broken
iown Ice wagon aud finished uai.
siae tbs money
Lucy Reward. Taisrt.
t.acy was the first favofite 81 tho
daF 20 reward fhs talent Although
aha opened up second choice A. ;
to : abe backed inio fayafitiam aud
wrnt to the post "a ! l.asaen. At
50 20 /. made the pace "a The
stretch. With Yankee lIm stcond
Lucy G finished vegf stfunklJ AID
ven b a length goiaE away Las.
sea stopped badly aud Yankee tim
got the place from By Two lengths
Although supreme Court stnad
out from the field ilke = lighthouse
In a rnk. the books iaid as good 80
20 against hirn a. the opening be-.
tinE. buf the floud Of cnln drove bis
price down - 10 5 After Ffinnf
side led fog a part Of The distance
the horse With SIC tsxai name sent
20 fhe front and rumnssd home Mar
timas got The place ~ a nsaA tfem
Cabin.
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nrige KIuh-Y - Wssaab wea an hsf
hsd b~haFisr e tie rsst sui rss
tvtnss affswaFs when thr barter
weni 90. Ths by sect hsf after me
nala. bat she ruala nsest catch a.