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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-17

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rd1lter l-16e ; Sanep 82&-ssc. sonA.s
Deaow Is bts OK. Saua 2s-82e.
Sm Badetsn:
astofa STATS. 2ton 81 Sersss zI& "a
Caracas ZIG. rs. DtgwortbY sl8. 20, Dxts
Sara 8lemb $3.50, GIimar. Saba gIenb
$14'75, Durica STATS.
Bu6er-Donsnoes 7.l7e 6tiesutsf 5 80
puIperiFrter 6.32e; xxx8 puIpertHrtss b.37s.
fehter granultrter 6.02e; Gubs8 SAFE; Eols
feetioners' u 5.O7e; HibsepooS q 4.s2e; skDs
xtr I l.72e; eurptre 4.s7e; Sbsal sstsa
eoToea 8 4.b7e; @tmSfor ertra 9 4.67si
&isseDoob g l.4se; seIber 8 8: l2.; Ii GEL
Ger 4.07.
SetroGnete Tra@te-AepfeI, ca Der eoxns
setrodnet. &c; Sobannesbesrea 7e sts IKE:
Gttron 18e bs 14e; Rofxsn, 2 Gronx, pss
gtunb. &c, 8 0roul 72e, { Groux TIC laos
n~senfreie chs Sc, California gRaseassI TVS,
euItana Nc, trpopttrts eaItaxa lie bs Tx.
california apritoien &c bts lie.
Nahe-Urash neu Sc bts loo; StIbtrts lat
RanbeIn IA; reiGi@aIise Haxosgx I5s-
Soroan 0anSeIn l6c; Beaxats &c b;s SIS,
seroeete &c bts &c; gnsIt@s BaIxfiRs
eiFs-RaA 40 &c. Tsa), Sab. g. 10 per
VdIIone.
pidIes-2400 ta Tas $40; 1900 tnt E.t
Sc; 1900 I'm aaIbfGs $500; 200 ts Gar
$3.50.
etdrte-pearL, 8fe. Gbanrptox OIot, / zst
8 Phsnb Badete 8. 4orR, ! Bio. Eaasts.
4X-6k.
Ganbp-7s etansen semti9s &c: asc,
Get semti&t &c; Banner TptR 6e; srsaH
8onbons 10e; Ns. 2 Cream aensj@t g.
&etS- Carolina, 2oYf, lt--sfe. SeYaz 81
-63e, gebro4euer, 8--4c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-17
Sm Uamtltenfreiie
@iro Wiorris Chaplin prn einem
Hdnber ermorDet.

Tenber. Is. Sebr. Morris @ap-
lin Der eth Nuttions9eIGdft betrsibt,
tuuros tn ieinem Spsiisaimmsr bsuts
WaGt ermorbet.
@apliu unterbielt f9 NIT 5rau.
So9tsr uno einem Jreuno bel einsm
2artenfpisl, als elm mastirtsr 5rem-
Der sintrat. 3wei &sDoluer auf @aplin
ridtste uno @eIb bsrlanate. Gaplin
CAB ibm oas In ieinsn Saf&sn bsfinb-
liGe @elo uno feline Srau that bass
fslbe.
Mls Der Rduber mebr berIanate,
badte R9 gaplin, UNI sinsn Stubl ole
Wafe aufsubeben. Der &dubsr fen.
erte unb feline 2ugsl tootete @apIin
iofort. Der Wbrbsr enttam unbe-
beligt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-17
Seteet0e.

Heaex - SO. Q rotber 68}c, cut ezsIes
ies. 8'c BON RAbIen; 80. 8 rotpsr s4}.
6ebruar, 66c; Haseapsgsx &c
aoru (neues) - go. l metz 42e' Rp. Q
wetb 4ac; 30. 8 weis A.. sc. 4 mis-,
l0c; 10. 2 wetb semtt9t 42s 40. 8
wets seuii9t 49,; SO. 4 ust ssra''st
40e; SO 2 seIb 41ie; 30. 8 ssIb l1tfl
80. 4 ssIb 40; Ro. Q seuHf4t Ale;
glo. 8 asmai&t Ale ; 70. 4 seuztat 4Os ;
Rplben 41c
oafr- 20. 3 uetSr 31e; 70. 0 wsssg
32c; 30. Q 9eutf9ter 80}e; so. 8 srnunsap
80e.
eeu - go. 1 atmotbt $40 26: 70.
Q. 30 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-17

Sdnbler besaSIea fsIsetss sresie:
5uttsr - Gourtrb. lbe, areeussse a8
gtqts 27c
Srii9e Glr-1A per Datsso'
csinner SC. Aatxe 8. TurtebS-10-l2c.
Saien - ST. BIB $1.26 per Outeno.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-17
Raaen.ezexft.

xttotbp-EertGufspreie: 30. 00-1l 10.
Ntlet - gertaufSpreiie: ~. Oo-ss.0o.
NeiGsorn - gerta,fsprefe: ie xG@ est
Oualttdt, 40-45c.
9Gfer-sef4dIt S0-S6e; IN hes Hstrss
s7.00-S8.00 per Tonne. geuer 30--s6.,
Carbohydrate, ie mad BEN erch. tx gsI
len, 81. 00-$6.O0.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-17
0afes

gnaros $ BerfaufstrsHs SSposfisn
Stweaertdie 80s pei Ftus e~txastrriSs'
sHpepersdie 17s, MiscoxNn ereana 8 So
10, gerp pOri 9beoSarS ibe. stxsstuas
I1er 2tnsburqer 14e. 1r.6 I6e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-17
8 rofener g onntag g.

columbus, g.. Is. Gsbr. =
Napor Badger bat on ben pOIiDei9ef
cine ffrenes Orbrs erIaRen. barauf 30
Iebsn, bob am nd&ften Sonntas ale
@trtbi&aften sef&loHen fnb.
Dies pirb has erfe WaI felt Is Sab
rem fetn. bab In Columbus bie Wirtb.
i9aftsu ON sonntag esf9Iofsn fnb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-17

Utaf1sm Stel1 0on 81. Souts erQDDen.
Der Poli3eirath bate fdon Dor Wo4en-
frif 2islp's &sfgnation psrlanst, bod
peissrte osrfslbs fi9 iol6e sinsurei6en.
Cine lanee @si9i9te bon @raft unb
Beamtsnwinfir pirb nun our gr6rs
terung tommen. aielp tpirb bsihuls
oist, auf @ebeis Der forruptsn bemps
fratii6en Waidins bic rSnbians" in
ibrsn an9rifsn auf rspublitanii9e
Wdbler unterfhbt. Proftituirte unb
Sisbs bsi6Hbt su babsn uiw. 2ielp
NOR Der polrsei gu ga BON ct. 2ouis.
Wnn inb ibn ME nnoers als in golo'
ffrSSenoer Uniform. gr mar nur eine
Warionette Der Stnatsbsb6rosn bon
NifOurt.
Il neinige SobIengrd6e r.
ittsburg, 10. Gebr. EROS
Der Wabuungen oes %nationalen 8ise'
prdfoenten 2suis unb Sstrstdr Sooos
bonn pittsbureer 9ifrift 3u sinem
ssrsttsn g~srfa6rsn, ertldrtsn bic Sele'
saten our 2%onoentiOn Der 3o~blen9rdbsr
bss gittsburssr Siffrittss sinfimmis
bic goftsn zines prdFosnten unb 8i5e.
prdFoenten!ftir batant.
prdfioent Solan fibrts ben 8orfb
uno ueigerte fi9 ben antrag our Der.
banolung su:: bringsn, aber osrielbe
tpurbs iibsr isinen 9Opf meg ange.
ricmmen.
Die Seleeatsn Granddaughter iOfort
SObn Wit9el, Der in Rew OOrt it unb
nel4er uabridsinlia nod i'm 2aufs
oes Sagss!bis pOften beisBen uiro.
prdfoent.S olan srtldrts, baB er rur
bur9 cine urabfimmung Der Irbsiier
ab9eieBt uerosn t6nne.
WitGelf d N 9 NOD
tmmer.
Rem gorf, 16. 5ebr. Die
Sorbsrungen Der 2oblsngrdber, pel9s
ben geftBern::untsrbrsitst tperbsn fousn,
tuutoen bsuts ben san3en BAG binourd
bon Dem sefern ernannten Cub : Go
mite beratben. 99ann bic Beratbun.
gen besnoi9t iein merosn if nod ni4i
ab3uiebsn. 9as Gub-gomite Der Be-
fbsr mar ni4t In SiBung, erwartei
pislmsbr ben abf6lub Der Ssratbun.
gen bes @omites Der 2oblsngrdber. um
bann nit bieism ale ginsslbsitsn Der
gsifsQten Goroerungen our93ugeben,
bsoOr Die @Onfersn3 wieber aufammsn
b.rufsn pirb.
prdfosnt EWlit9el perueisert mod
INNER. iibsr bic Natur Der 5orberun-
gen Der 2Obleugrdber fouobl OILS aud
tiber bas pittsburs gmbroslio iresns
tusl9e Ansabsn 3u MAIDEN.
au9 bic gacant.g rtiarung Der prd-
fiosnti9aft unb Yi experimentation in
benz pittsburssr Sifiricts fonnte ibm
feline aeuberung entlodsn. gr mar In
ffster Communication nit ben Itbrern
TN pittsburseriD ifiricis unb srtldrte,
bob er In Der @onpention unb nirgent
arbsrstpo ieinsn IStanbpuntt In be,
anselsgen6eit flarlssen tpsrbe.
3us.@ Jung.
Columbia, Wo., Is. Sebr.
Bel Der gutsleiiuns bes Wab iTb DC.
cOmmOoations3 uees atpiidsn gentraliu
uno bier uuroen Or. u. ROb 5in, be,
Sstan bss Ssa9srs' college In be,
Staats. nniuerftdt. Or. u. &. 5air.
&ilo BON oerfelbenl SOdiauls uno ettpa
40 anbere pahagisrs berlsbt.
u. 8. u. 90. in Sinansn6tben,
e praeue. q. o.. Is. Seb.-
Mtt rur $29. 900 In Der Safe. nit be,
men Sterbegeloer i'm Bstrase bor
$7O6. 440 besli8en weroen iOlen. Heb
bie @roBlOge loes YGncient Orbrs o
llniteb Worfmsn" Dor einem problem
bas nun, bic Suprsme.2ose I0ien ioa
Der Sport.6umbug.
gttp, So, Is. Gsbriar
Neun Der befen 8afsbalIipieler be,
i1njbsrRtdt Soma baben ertldrt. bal
Re bisiss Sabr ni&t fpisIen tuerbet1
sic saben unumwunosn su. prOfeiFO
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-17

SrA3te
GepfeI - Suite Ro9dpfeI $3.50 per Sos.
Hanane1 81. 0O-l.25; Hetxe 76e-$l.00.
@ttronen So 90 3.76 PEI Rife.
Dranaen-$ SO 25-a.7s per Rife.
Trauben 17.e per 4orb.
Birnen 81. uO-1.26 per 9uibeI.
0emafs.
Roibe %iiben 25e per Dutenb gIn9es.
GeIerp 25s-40e per Bun&.
Differ 8Iar1t 20e per Dupeno.
Rraut - 81. 00-1.2s per Gas-
BIumen,obI $s.5l per Dutsno.
@urfen - $1.s, Der Dutenb.
Salat - 12hc per Phanb.
8etsrfiIie l6e per Dutmo SuR@es.
8mtoHeIn soc - zoe pei SuibeI.
eabtartpfeIn - gtrsinia $2.b0; Salts'
NOR sac -s.s5; Seriep $3.50 $500
per Sab.
SuiebeIa - Rotbe unb ueibe $i.36 per
bunOsrt gfunb; eYanii9s 3psebeIn- sl.So
per Rifte.
aabieie acc per Duteno.
sptnat - Doc per Dutenb.
tomatoes s. per @rate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-17
3 q 3 n mall.

% abington, 16. Gebruar.
9as &c ratseonits fir Eerritorien be-
i9Iob, au Gunfsn elmer Bin gu beria.
ten, ipel4e bas Spiel In Mlasta. Mri.
sofa, Netp Msrieo. Otlatoma uno I'm
Snbianerterritorium berbietet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-17

bhdte fh @aplin, I'm einen Stubl als
Dafe aufsubeben. Der &duber fen.
erie unb feline 2ussl t6otste @uplin
iofort. Der W6rber enttam unbe-
beai9t.
SapIor reiantrt.
% Arlington Is. Sebruar.
Soraee u. Saplor, Silfs.S dabamis-
Setrstdr, bat benz prdfOsntsn feline
&efienation einaersidt uno babel ben
Wunia ausseiprO&en. am 80. Suni
bon ieinsm pofisn entboben gu usrben
Inter bOlfer Inertsnnun9 Der bon
Sstretdr SaplOr felt benz 8eeinn bes
erften administrations Sermines bes
Yrdfoentsn Me8tnlsp eeleitstsn
Sienfte nabm Der prdfosnt bic &e.
Equation on.
@efrstdr Shntu unb Shlfsisfrstdr
SuplOr smpfablen Dem Prdioenten bic
@rnennung bon Sobn 8. @oparos als
Ra6fDlger bes 2eBteren. prdfoent
@oOispeit bsrfpra4, gowaros 81 ers
nennsn. @omaros 1T 80 Sabre alt
uro purbe in South @barlefton, O.,
ssborsn; sr. III bersits cine 3eit lang
als GetretGr oes Sefretdrs Sham tbd=
tis gswsisn.
3pei Ber9Ieute get6btet.
W ounb 6 armel 3d., Is.
0ebr. Daniel gopelp uno Sultan
garlet tpuroen bur1 cine @rplOion
bon Spnamit in Der 2ocuf Spring
Mine eet6otet. Die 2eiden tuaren
f9rsdli@ u%srftimmslt.
9eiu 8 utrauen.
abinaton n, 16. Sebr. -
Der nddfs S&ritt In ben 3ollperbano'
lungsn. 70 beiBt es bier, muB bon
Ssutfdlano sstban tDeroen. b. b. es
muB erfldren, oh ss nit ben eerin9en
3uqefdnoniKen, bic Ssfretdr Sham
In ben neutrality-suspicious. gemadt
bat, binrsidenb bsfrieoi9t 1T, unr ni4t
bic Warimals6le auf amerltanii9e
Wanrsri nod benz l. Mdr3 3u le9en.
Man befirdtet, baB bic 3usefdno=
niHs, tpeI6e In Der aefrisen 3Onferen3
i'm WeiBen Sauie gemaGt uuroen, bon
Seutidluno ni9t als bsfriebiseno an.
gsiebeu Deroen.
Geuerr.
6 pmeret, 3d., 16. Jebr.
Niuer.on, cine fIsine Winenfaot In
Somsrfet gounip, puroe naheau gdnsa
lib bur9 6eusr aerif6rt. So 5amilien
Derloren ibre Sdus9sn. S9aoen etua
$25, 900.
2outsbilIe, 3p., Is. Gebr.
I'm Der 5Ourtb Nbsnus, suiiden Wains
uno @ater : StraBs, uuroen beute
Nbenb brsi @ebdube bur1 6euer idmer
bei4doiat. Die bstrefsnbsn Sirmen
uno bsasn DsrIuhs fnb: 8. 8. GuHp
& Co., $45. 600; %. W. 5iis & 3d.,
800. 900; @rap.Rsst papsr BOr Co.,
$4,000.
Wabtngton, Is. Ssb. -
Setretdr 8aft tpirb am Sonntaa eine
fur3e Reiie burd ben Weffen MAIDEN
uno 3u Bap @ttp. Chicago unb ct.
2ouis por Clubs 9ortrdge baltsu.
6 d u us
gIhdt.
8in9ha m I o n, H. D., 10.
Jeb. 2ocomotipfibrer Sos. 9eslis
fieb, afs sr lid aus benz Genfer Der
2Otomotibe beugte, ssgen cine Glen
contribution unb puroe auf Der STEELE
get6otet.
Der 3us uurbe gum Steben &C.
bra4t. ebe Elm rlnglid paffrte.
pofrduber.
Defiance, O., Is. 6eb. 2ebte
Na&t tuurbe Der QaRenf4rant TN Dot
ANTE bon 4 @dubern sefprenst, bod
betrug bic 8eute tlur $50.
s. u. Sbuter, tuslder aufmertfam
wurbe, alarmirte BITE Btr9er. Dieit
bolten bts Banbitsn, bic In einem &C.
fiOblensn Bussp sefiOhen uaren. Bel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-06
ATHLETES WILL
GO To TACOMA
TWENTY FIVE TRACK MEN
WILL REPRESENT SEATTLE
IN Bio MEET TO BG Held
THIS MONTH.

twenty-five men viii represent
the Seattle high school Ia the tfi.
angular field and track meet be-.
tween Seattle. Tacoma aud Port
land. which takes place al Tacoma
June to Tho iiat OF Seattle en-.
tries Is practically the same a. for
the recent state interacholaatic
meet
Tho events will be the same, aud
but three entries will be allowed
from each school In any event.
Where Seattle has entered more
than three men, all over that mum.
her viii be Withdrawn before tho
afternoon ~ the meet
The Seattle boys ARE all In good
shape and feel confident ~ repeat.
lng their success Ia the state meet
Llat o. Seattle Entries.
Tho official Hat ~ Soattle'g en-
tries il az follows
bn.yard dash Glsh. J. Thompson.
Matuon. Roaaman. Barto and nan.
man
I0oyard dash Giah. J. Thomp
son and hlrt
g20 yard dash -Gish. J. Thomp-
nan and Bird.
Quartermile run--Giah. MeAilep
and Livingston,
llalfmiie run-Cnyle. Harry
Thompson and Hugh Thompson.
nile tun fiurna. V. Thompson
anA Mckay.
$50 yard hurdles Coyie. y
Thonipaon aud Livingston.
ta0 yard hurdles CoYie. Kerr.
Livingston and Mckay.
Hammer throw Emerson. Ellis
and ruilru.
Shot put Anderson. nario. Cluh
aud hnsamaa
Discus coyie. Gish and Pufdy
Pole vault -Thayer. Pufdy and
Kerr
Ilgh jump Bauman. osbourns
aud fhayer.
Relay team-ilvingston. coyle.
MeAllan aud Giah.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-06
EASY Fos mlss SUTTON.

LIVERPOOL. June dmThe
northern championship tennln tour
nament. IN which Miss MAJ Sutton.
the American champion. defends
the title uf northern champion
against tho beat british lady play.
era. opened az Aighurth. Lam.
caahlfe. In the geallemen'n Hlnl.lea
H. " caadagail beat 7. II. Hodges.
Ga. 6.a, G-t
Miss Sutton was given a walk.
ov& Ia the preliminary round Of tho
ladies ainglea hra Chapman. Who
was 20 have met tho American,
withdrew.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-06
WILL sGu TRACK MEET.

walter Galhraifh. manager af the
Seattle hish sehaoi track lsafn las
made arrangements - run a. e.
eursiou 20 Tacoma on Juue II. tie
day that the proposed guatfa nauiaf
meet between Portland. Htosafte.
TacoIna and Seattle takes ntaea. lie
haa chartered the aiaansr Athiaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-06

RACING NOTES

Seymour WELLER better known
among the horsemen as shelly
has arrived In town lie Will have
charge OF the distribution OF sup
plies Ia the betting ring
A great many horHemen are com
planning OF the high prices charged
FOR has and feed BY tho local feed
merchants. claiming that they are
obliged 90 pay double what was re-.
qulred OF them IN California The
Racing association should look In.
10 this matter and see that the
horhemen gst square deal
n win be great relief 90 the
people of Cincinnati 20 know that
there will be- NO race meeting ia
conflict with the iatonla track n
there ~ one thing that iAtouia has
always avoided Il Is competition.
Their game ~ not framed for IL
Fred Mulholland. Who viii be as.
Hocinic judge OF the track. viii be
here la a fow days
Everett will hold a race meet
ton with their Fourth Of july eel.
lion with theft Fourth Of July Gel
sbuttion A few horses from taia
city Will attend the meet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-06

You shoad keep Ysr sect until tire
lac, mar lf oct. bska~s the oeeud
hardly ever assaults the ssaplrs be
fore tire gain 10 ever. herd ri
paw cay he ssunas saa on a earas
NIFTY that ss kafs ed q sfupire eft
the gro~nds Paw ssd he pokt hiw
IN the ribs. And the nsst dai thk
empire met mi pa~ down town e
nssfly beet the life out Of him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-06
NOTED TRACK
ST|RS POET
ONE vERsfFiER LAmGhTs IN
SAD KEY THE PASSING or
WARRINGTON PARK INTO
TOWN LOTS.

Washington park. AT Chicago, one
OF Tie historic race tracks Of Amer.
lea aud the home OF the Americas
derby. IA now being cut up into
building lots. and that fact has
caused one Of the Chicago poets 10
smite hia Tyre 30 follows
THE PASSING or WASHINGTON
PARK.
This II the tale Of race that Is
run.
or a thoroughbred. done for At
last.
And never a care will poaterity
Whether track shall be heavy OF
fast
They're selling the grand stand for
iron aud Junk
Cast aside are the dit. whip and
shoe
They're tearing 'em down. all the
stables and stalls.
For they're going 10 cut avenues
through
They're making kindling wood OF
the judges stands.
With nothing their places 10
mark:
It's the halfmile pos; 10 the rubbish
heap
With the passing Of Washington
park
They've made but short work u the
famed Derby How.
once quarters Of royal bred kings,
And they're planting the tree rows
aeHoaa the infieid
Where mem - Of Fashions show
ellueH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-06

Ncvermore viii a Murphy a, r.
son guide y" Nafrl.
Ills mount 10 tho fore win -,
burst. 'u mad
Ne'er again will Bullmse
ReBen bring " hsl'
a Lucas. a Picket. 10 flra
Where once these great -
passed under the Via 'sss
Naught will remain. not ! b..
a lamp post or letter box may ', No..
the spot nan
Whore ended each stefBly a..
race '''shl
Meier n Modeaty. coming IN a,s.
nose. y
volanto. or Silver Cloud. Tod.
Emp'ror Of Norfolk. SPOKANE ~,
Bob 'Ae's
siratthmeath or Carlsbad. b,
rod "
Nothing len 10 remind 90.
BouudlesT great win
ltey al Santa Anita. Pink e.,
The bold Sidney Lucas. tbat -,
hooded horse
No memento their feals 70 dsao,.
Ne'er again viii the multituaa ~.
with delight
A. when third ~ parader bs,.s
Meier again WIN the stands 49,.
and tremblc with chers
For little old Robert Waddeu
BRAKES Wysth. The T7cke. a.
lastly. Highball--
The ill-luck ~ the Feat "a :.
deem
Ey'ry yestige ~ deeds that thr,t..
Thousands Us gone
The American Derby'a dream
ALEXIS J. GOLDMAN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-06

BASEBALL NOTES

Bob Wicker. whom Chicago gave
10 Cincinnati in exchange for oyte
overall. pitched hls frat game for
the Reds yesterday ard phlladei-
phia fell on him for IL hits and son
the game Il looks a. u Chicago
got the better Of the deal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-06
Finck's Big Auction
Sale

90 diamonds watches. tcweiyy. 81
Verware. ciocks. cut glass. etc. daily
sse and lisa sic Second ave
chairs Tor ladies zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-06
' EHEN ENss Rs#s sss
/. AMATEUR RESULTS =

y y
stt.sttts kkttk
Ballard aud Arlington are tied for
first place IN the Puget Sound Anna.
teur league. Several other teams
are Gloss M. aud the pennaBt race
promises 10 DO n hot one.
A. i.nC0uner yesterday ths home
team beat Camano ~ to 8 They
play tho strong Fort Casey nine
Sunday.
Port Townsend has "A strong base.
ball team. OF which T. G Peterson
- manager. They are deHiroua Of
meeting some Of the strong Seattle
clubs.
Tho colleges ia the middle west
are playing good bail Yesterday
Indiana university beat Purdue 2 10
and Notre Dame shut out Mlnne
sofa 20 o.
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NATIONAL LgAaua.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At ctssetant ttssetanf. n.sasaa ans
called - seasaa half - tts fsstFth tanina
eH aeesaat - ratn aesfe e4efsisaA I.
tttsfan 3
A. taatfatt ftstrafs Wsshtastau game
faasfaanra aa saaHast 4 rata
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-06

Miss Margory Bell. a senior NJ
the University % Chicago, broke
the worlds record for women the
other day when she threw base.
bali z0t feet inches This knocks
a large hole in the theory that a
woman can't throw. but a girls
success lies largely In her ability
10 catch.
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osneraI outefN

When a rtmor 20 VA" cil"ct lhht
the pnolroonis were "a open was
first fioated. there was general
cutlery against them On tho street
men commented IN wondcunent al
the courage OF Harvey and his con
frere ia attempting such an enter
prise on the heels Of great diaaa'
ter Where Is the money 90 come
tromg was the question on every
ones lips.
II waa answered Yesterday BY a
lively play on the seven races az
latnnia and the sin races az T0rOn
TO Each event carried sack 90
eoln that would have made George
Rose or any other bOOkmnhcr ieai
Gus To be sure tho bets we're not
large. $50 being about the highest
bat there were great many OF
them
In appearance the crowd was
not materially differrut from that
which - seen daily ~ Emeryyilie
when the season IL al ita height
There worc a few neS faces. 90 be
sire. but the majority Sefe vcier.
aus Of the rail-. who could no more
stay away from a race track than a
hoFse from hts stable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-06

Chsuncey Fisher IL now working
IN the Southern league. Every time
Mike Fisher sees his name IN print
he has a big headache. II recalls
the year Mike gave him $500 for
pitching four balls over the plate
Rather a stiff salary for a broken.
down National Lacquer who was
shipped him by Joe Cautillon. he
fore Mike got him he was a live
pitcher and had q reputation Miks
used him long enough 10 walk one
batter and hit another and then he
gave him the "11'' sign.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-06

Their attendance MAS not -
much OF a surprise. however. a. tbs
fact that they had money. Callfor
MIA has been holding out a nuppll
caut's hand 90 the world while
there Is enough money IN clfcula.
ton 10 support two poolrooms. In
eangtultiea Do not count for much
In tnFfdom. ~ no one need Five THIS
though much time The fact a that
the RoolroomH are open and that
thrY Wtll remain open Until the
races begln In the fall There IL
plenty ~ money "a support them.
and while this money - coming
their way they will continue 20 take
bets
The pFopgiatoFa ~ tho resorts are
weli pleased with the daya skow
lng While not mentioning II, they
we're akeptieai OF the result The
attendance has shown their iniE.
ment WAS right aud they arr eiatcd
a. veil as encouraged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-06

The different baseball clubs IN
the country have subscribed
t1.i12 30 "a \ relief fund for the
Pacific Coast league Well. We
need the money all right.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-06

OLD Honest John McCioSkey
has been trying To set Egan TO
toln his ST Louis team, but 50
far the only reply Vouehafed from
Truck has been an emphatic
Nay" he evidently remembers
his last experience Ia the major
league. where he was kept ON the
bench until he got Disguised aud
beat a. for the coast.
Afyilancs, who formerly PLAYED
In the California State league, ia
holding down Tommy Sheehan's
berth az third and playing a Ecod
game. Cartwright Is playiug first
ana covering the has In good shape
Walters and Fitrgurald have been
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MEADOWS IS
SHOWING LIFE
HARRY srovER ARRIVES WITH
TWO CARS OF HORSES AND
OTHER OWNERS Ara COMING
IN DAILY.

Things are hscning up ~ the
Meadows IN great shape The 70
movai % the paddock has been &C
eompllAhed and with the new paint
and general cleaning up tho track
IL beginning to assume a mstrupoll
tan air
The track waa fast shis moralng
and a nusnber Of trainers bad their
strings out. giving them nght en-.
erciae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-06
PACIFIC coAsr lEAaug.

OAKLAND. fana The lssais eafehfat
= their return haFas - trinmlna sau
tranelsaa I - [ Aaaae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-06

The Boston Nationals have now
lost IT games In a ROW. With = III
Tia luck they hope 10 sufpaaa the
record 81 the Boston Americans who
recrntiy lest 81 straight games.
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FRESNO DUE
TO PLAY TODAY
FISHERS RAislN PtckERs
Will FINISH TIE WEEK
WITH TAE LocALs-AALL rs
TRYING TO BOLSTER UP THG
WEAK SPOTS.

II the elements prove propltlous
Signor MlQue Fisher than whom
there "a none grcatcr. except In the
opinion az tho Tacoma fans, will
lead hts cohorts. yclept Raisin
rickers. from Fresno. against the
emhattied lcgions of one Russ Hall
at Recreation park for the rest Of
the week
There are enough old PLAYERS left
With Fisher to recall that famous
aggregation. the Tacoma Tigers, the
greatest ball team that ever PLAYED
on the coast Mike lynch Is the
only missing outfieldef. as Me
l.aachlin h In left aud Doyle Is
IN center Happy" Hcgan, when
he IL not catching. PLAYS right tield
Truck Eenn remains al short. and
Pear Casey IL al second
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-06

Klein. the Shoemaker. at James.
zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-06

Harry Green. better known as "A.
Duke OF Spokane" IL IN he ~.
awaiting the opening Of The mee'.
Ing lie has a fair stable eobs.s
ing ~ Ebei Thatcher. Miss a.
kane. Major Teuuy and a few tsa
year Odds. While waiting Tor ths
racing season Green has killed tIrns
ana Incidentally made expenses !,
INDUCING IN battle with tie 0eoyss.
town poOirOoma A few days aro l.
handed them an awful Jolt easbls,
a $50 three horse eOnblnallo,
which called for si1s358
T.ibo, 70, ps,.r,.. goa M.,..., ~.