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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-12

los ANGELES. Cal. Sept Ia
e w Moore. lnweiry salesman
for q local firm. captured on tho
Mexican border after a long chase.
vas brought 20 Los Angeles last
uhghC lie IL charged with steal.
inE $4,000 worth % diamonds aud
ieNeiry from the company.
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HAS susY oAY.

.Jhe umbrella thief put in a busy
20 yesterday. a. the county court
hohas fully tSo dozen Of the rain
pfese toFs mystefiouaiy disAp'
pehrsi.
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To The star-Nain 1885, IND
liss CHE star viii calDeod coli
iscl the hiil and viii send O.
ycu the aGwtra t19Neur al
whom addressed are The star"
RATES ron CLAsstFfnp
pNNUftSEMENra turip
Wanted, t.nst aad Found, tsr
ResA ZEE sale, etc,l one Csnt
q Wtrd.
SITUATIONS WANTED Ans
~ Words fhFse ttmss feg .
Cents.
acFeyen words or fractions 49,
'~ ,... SO ws he =. i, sss, ssse ~
STWnt 'Nstual Sumber % limos as
GOT with be cossked Minimum
bin Tor an ~ad'1yS cents RAJ.
ietd want Aa Agency, n ~
Mules sat ballard Az. OPP
CITY Hall
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Atlantic coast 10 replace the Wnz-
leale. on the Seattle yaneouEE
run.
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OVERNIGHT ENTRIES

Following are the overnight -.
tries Tor Fridays mcoH at Tts
Meadows.
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IRRIGATED LANDS.


Cascade Orchards in the Wenatoheo
valley The choice ~ ifriHatcd lands
iu HN Washington. iHf and lnd nadl.
tinn De nos ready The original aHht-
tion sold out the frat year Oct in al
once ana make fnur selection Many
Seattle people are owners and am nfa
boosters Get fuil particulars from
~ r. FETnHH owner.
G2g Alaska nidg
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Vaudeville Moving Pictures
7-Rlg Aets--l .aa
2 10 9 and Z to II ?. NJ WV
seats tOc. Perfect ventilation
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A FGasr CLASS STOCK AID pkuY
rANM -it9 sores. az first class river
peartaN orchard SMALL fruits rannine
ss So Il. 5 'sg.n sss's .-'ss ss'
sheep ne heks it head ~ fHaHa steeA
chickens wagons. fafHilns imFiH
ments Everything E9ga Aetae h4sY
HonEur NAtrnY.
eis-sse 9.t ALASKA ms -~itsit
FIVE ACRES
Yes shanid srs The HpHiss af Nakfi
tee Nhe trees aFe tfsaklra eifh ffait
We can eel aea i've " Ten snfss en- sash
so = a. 6osi gaaFesa ste 0a1a
thtaa ge aen shea yea aisa 60 Fstsfs -
WEST a WHEELER
4sF caimaa nees
one % run nNsF FARM
BARGAINS ~ kINu COUNT -
acres e. asrss rhairs taffHlu iaH1 hsl.
sess seed gr.sna D sssss eal,isa
smsli nHlta aua ifeui stfsam fhfaash
she riaas s.Foefn hauss. iaFss tsfa
several est sasiainss Fiiee saeieaint
f.rmiieM lusNi#mseta ehieheus - see
EsFuK ~ see fhfs " 10 tgr III
luMENN MANEMf
aaastse 90 ALASKA mtF iii
riiofce ifo@H afrE4
Fins aaaftaf acre tracts fraaa - - So
tbs ftsa enss afs eli fisafsa 49, - tfistti
tiUse 60 EFatst saNuli HltfHaias r. ani
Nassf Fgs1 ca ssrt tract. fhs Hafs4 -
Gsa 4aws So Fash arf IS 30 aHaash
q W NtCHul.A g. tuiaa uts. IA
NUsT ruuN sTNr
as cab ama ssrF easr tssfaa % she
20 VIII sEE4fr NHa ere nf fhm ffMeef
five HHfe ffaFfa az ttts Masm#a HH $40
hers fH&HFufhan t'firt ttNa4 ANeffass
fafalshsa uttM perfect TITLE.
gtlkA 81 AUkMa
see ralrtaa YNag ff
BOZ sale NenesfHaa fftfa4 afsasseFf
fn Eastsfn Wastfnafen rsFY fn4aaasals
Address s. iaas jobs a. Etsf
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I. II. WARFORD
Manager

tt. gu AZ. Nefih. SeH 30 ssit stth
AZ ~ W aati4fH
BALLARD SNAPS
Hlssruem modern house o. Nan half
raah eruUm modern house o. $50.
NA.Hah cash ftmum cottage. close tn
Af too. tatN raHh4 asfWefa rnttauH at asa
tath cash room house 1850 half
aaah s.Fauw house and acres mart
d Sad Eoni sull close in fi 600
sg.ete teenlqe street. arafsd cement
wais In aud raid fgr. Al zee. half fanh
cuFnEr lnia lNHnfnH. ffaH half fanh
lots tQKins. ffnH half cash
So YOUNG a UnuNEUg.
ass jefferson Place ballard
Phone tefa lin
epECIAL TO-DAY -s.aers tract elas. 10
enlf t1a1. on terms - q Per m0afhl aine
ID cts iAhs Washington water ffant W
"a lou isfms q FnoHths sise the fiches1
hkeAsst land en- saFth a. Waiter ctr.
ebeat on terms. also my Green Lake gnAh-
fsHn bone wili tfade fur kina ruuutg
fkneh. Come. go Hllimau'a salesfnsn 10
al D Tines block We are The o~nsrs
nust leave this city and cell my new
a.fuafH house. close to car cement
aatka electric NEhis rHs water ana
sinAi price i2.ooo, tiee cash, balance
iis rash aud 90 each month will bay
iafKa iet $3.50 in good location
tlfNINIA NNNH e MORTON
cas- Second ballard
Phone. Hauard Hhh a#inalt
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S. Per Month
cholss sanainS is,s ia Yauns-iswn At
80 e W. a. es{ 'is a. asA ., es
man can eer . hose "a thsss lsflns
Fina car asrsira u yea 1874 al esy.
= sbos he isis soFas evening o. 81
niriruo~u nupwnrr comrANr.
rhoass nal6 isas Ia as sssG --,t
ACRE aNApA
ttfaa
acres. fnssi garden coil neafiy 81
h@lf baar tom rieassf Square Fsrcsd
acres 81 Eeha iaEs, very coed soii
fes feet from street. car ssatlet Esief-
trent %, is ,sl.,s = sssFss.aes snap
$40 Marion niees nash phones
nRiaHrow BEACH lone arr.. well
Improved less ttnn onr block ifout ear
eeafias orchard. small ffaiia. tiig eater
noanRr mAtnpY.
ait-g4g-14t Aiaasa BIDS --if.it
We hs9s several psrtiss uho want
ha1ufs iu Seattle ard can HaF part cash
aeas bat ewnsr Hesd aHR.F
tfs-tts pacira Block
Phones Main is9A Ind 4 saat 1T
sEAn KENT--Tvsuty miaatss walk
from intHrufNau Station. affas good
level iand easily cleared commencing
ROBERT MhhTuf
sls-2.e-sll Aiaaks nldH lit
FOR a GooD SAVE SMALL IN
FEsrMENr. don't faii 10 zee our rfFt
ACRE TRACTS near the new Seattle.
Tacoma tNTERUHnANi deep RICH
SOIL level iand EkafLY CLEARED
Even ~ lou don't want p use q iuat
when the new intorurhaH IL running 500
wiN have 90 pay DOUBLE Land 30.
teesn two such grnwin& cities ia sure 90
sst your FtRsT CHOICE Prices 1850
O. $3.50 Small payment down. baiahce
easy terms Come te office and zee plat
aHd SCI fli particulars
RODENT MtLrHT
sia-s2o-91i Alaska Bldg -ii-tf
FoH sALE-PRlcE $500
-. 3ofs q a. Aeea'wasls partly cleared
/ house close 70 sound flsht ~ Everett
Seattle interurnHn| Inquire owner
AnaiLlg rhene, Ind XIII -a-fl y
NICE HOME BET WEEW NEATTLE
E AND rACOMha-Nof far from proposed
lniefufhani 20 sores. ail level, eEceilent
coil. partly improved. fading on rnrnnf
Z n two county roads. neat nau cottage
I n four large rooms. pantry closets and
pprChca. small barn. chicken house. good
{ veil $3.50 Easy terms Will HETI
acres with the improvements Tor
I en- 200.
/ RODENT MAf4THY
1iN.910.f3f Alaska EldK ~iisff
A heautifui HumHff raaaft q mouth 10
/ buchahuah. on Hoods canal Do acres,
/ g room house. barn. chicken house fine
! haihlns beach best place for rsifiua
/ chifkcua lu tha country Ihla u har-
[ Haln Price i411h
CiIAH LINCOLN.
tH Pioneer building
lhQnts Main u1f Ind. ID ga -
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MONEY no LOAN.
aHn STAN loan 90. ae.ai celila.
t,esaa and jstass TIE tssosglsee ssns
IaaehiHist snsiassr o. smpiays fan ellsls
naensl " " IN his nets without sssalllr
~ VIRTUE vFHN ea 60.
teAas measy IN amounts % 500 Wv On I'm
n'gSsa s.mgsS'ns r.. 's'i, . " ~ ~
VlSfTnVfNRes 90.
ncsldQ AlosA iioth feeass
tWithuut Contnisaienl
ON Improved property and fer pal'a'nf
purposes Loans ciesgd ptsmp'N
- tss Sasls &c
Meesy .s,ans.s sala'',a ss.eels' e ss,s.,
WsteheatN tranistsfss bgafaihs neNf
pFiasirs, elites rolnasa. sss wAAss eails,
rs -
SALARY toAYa w
hhR CREacmNt loan S2MfANt.,,
Mepsy nap.a salari.z reepi. % q.
osah CO. s. sss ' s.spi. 's' savings s.ss St
t. tsass rrlss,. @ee.y :, - ,sl,. e
BAILEY nids hsce,s l sla ~
s Ssss.l lss'' sv's s.s s.ss - r.ssis,
snk bita
ieass ~ sggni!ars llessss sc. WIZ
= ,ses % $500 On seed inside resi-
dES " ruNiAe . co.
y tia. Ind seit etas hallss YES
Tuk CANADIAN nAHk OF
COMMERCE
Fsiahii.kst tff,
Meas offss tgseass e.nasa -,
assiasss transacted iatsfsss allowed "a
'''"s " aviN,ls DEPARTMENT..
Seattle hFaneh q Holt AAaAsss' IA
FUorr souNo sATlgs't RANK OF
esgl'a, ''sss., ss, s,., a. $3.50 .l ,sslss
srortsuts IN principal eitiss q 'hs uals.a
ttstsa ana Eufers II
osIEorAru1.
% 2 i.s'g ,,' o, ,..... ne, r l.,
sgls elevator Main Ass q ssss 0Faauats
American Nahnei ~ NataaYNthY. kifAsviiAs
= is9a. alse licensed eAssi.,sa ems .as-
shia --n
PHVslclANu-
Women. pis,asss-nr IahA puniaa
settle tti htei MIS- tsei ercead ~
~ patton. lis Areaaa sAia and sea
fn-ufinary diseases
RNAL ESTATE pnALrHs.
ApofrH HrmaESs. us Nsw Yea nm.
c . nu.LMAN 4 4 ri@.s slas
FRrn n sANprR nc. Hess a. IA
uanss colmsn eis
FOR sALE-mtscELlANEoua
A CARLOAD or GENERAL Ppn.
ross HNHatN hNh fab AT WNll
WORTH STA nfEs hkCkNAN AND
MAPLE Sis uEoNNETuW& ar
gsst Fifkg kys corner. t-saosps ard
bath, seA spd els ifle hshia eel Nrff
paHsafuesi feut ~ rhsaa iaa. y
z@~IaT va aInss AZ baFs4.a Nath.
sasi los Ave fhpn~ ssA
An lhe.e isssins faF paiss. piis. %
enra aaa4 rufn muniests attn Waut
pawsea. ruiiesAs. Wash -is-f.ii-P
tuss AFrieea--fsar - tfass hsrses
pelshg 4 90 % see - alsa sas fAHsy
drltlaE mare must BE- eqit FAss taaih
seatfis car set EFT 81 esd - bridge
ghehsH. Msln cess. u a4aa FettsFel a
Nae4ura s@tf
Fsmfa9 MAghinss elnx~s. Nsw Worn.
FwesrieF. EiahAaY8 NHf&saei. n@w trw0
hsa8a So tire Nr gaaa ns01nt nan1 hna
shipas o. 50 ENr~rt fenAhtaa uaassl
itff Fsfst Main iszz u
Far saie-uid iaritsr. ufaaass doors
ana pies. afs1 ragusHtsr ard 500 eofE
~ go kinds apus tft ave hetessu
caiafatls aaa Nafiao Effeer .crsis
koass srccksfa l. s1ft Easi ttsf
Fnale4 n.srf afftes f.e sale auer o.
fhs f.ahf party Far5isulAFe iei tfi ave
aaash. ever GUYS nsa4 sfasni reem
Aeeuna hamt ahaw tasss aah Fuunfsre
far SAFE ptpsF a FafN less }t aaeana
Ave- ~-iiaAA
Per sais-f-Ysar.e eaY snare Neisnt
1889 eiln net q hirmfsA fa4uife %
MiRnehsfd Phone led asa ~ Naie
FARMS AND ACREAGE.
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PfTTSBJ|
nc no wor|
III The mess|
PC Western
ahy in th1
the nles|
Euse pie
~ Of fare |
Eelesapher|
Fere Undue,
Ehen they |
bnch list |
niice wheel
N INSTALL
Violet ra|
&c vibratosl
#am bath|
#sra Hous|
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oREhNLAKE md FREMONT

Fof Nals store ana houses Opposite
fnterlhks school house Nnfh tfih "a
MfH y Mummy ballard afF.fa
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alUJ'T(
By

Radn
svesd
by IL
ftoI III
section
Denny
O'Clock
wrecked
IS feet
uifiers
NaahIb
Co. AMI
bruised
not SCI
wheel o
the mad
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At fs {

4 TYR0N
TIE is-yea
a
rancher.
the fourth
scarce Is
youth Of
Amanth A
*rIed 70 +
she annNu
tnl m0nu
md whom
Hnoas oppo
6hockley I
nonths, al
a year az
Prank Bee
happily f0
Pas thFow
kilIei Mr
Ese,ive wi
fhe has b
zach Of he
thlldneu.
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Small new house. iol 4oxioo 10 aiiey.
hiucks 90 car and stores. 500. ffqo
caHh Terms un Balance
aik room house Z lptH double cor.
ertF. 81 400. termH
new room cottage modern fine
location. between woodland Park and
Fremont ! block 20 ear and atorfa.
a.a0e. tboo cash pormA call un rrai
aence, bip north tisi. Phone North asi
.
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wAsFIA

WASHlN|
+'omsen.
&lEision Of
Indian terri
Pc census
Flames MI |
p raises
Il 50 inter
Ne sun IN |
|3lded on
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~ and and addition 90 Cascade or.
rhnrds Va the Wenatchee valley. Re
nos offered for sale The rhoite n ir.
riEatod lands Ga al Washington Tor
health scenery. water rights hunting
fishing ana raising apples Price SOC
90 ftN0 pnr acre. With perpetual Wnfrr
rIFhf. un rnHF payments
~ g.. fErFHH owner
aHsai.a UfHa
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PIGEON

/ WARS
/ cons hs
the snla
the Ko
hare tai
4 other u
beers Of
missi0ne
The Be
on top 0
rot SCUM
The loca
trips to
has take
many ne
He sal
the bell
stop its
xheels
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BLl

CLENf
~ but 8
senhlng
spirits HI
die bull
lag fir
amused
boon h0u
When
10 take q
sidewalk
attempts
uasserby.
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hfnutifui summer raanft al mouth 20
buehahuah, on Hoods canal N acres
room house, barn chicken house, fine
haihIns beafni best place Tor raiFina
chIckeua lu $40 country This ia har-
Haln Price iifrh
ClAH LINCOLN.
tA Pioneer Building
Ihonfs Main U1f Ind 10 "a --tf
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'utg FREE ENct nHiON TO nicgg.
LAND"
A. peH Naiass, Wash the ONLY
WATER FRONT GuWn 1u the hes Hs-
attic fafnuia aaeft line lnfcfufi.an.
aaudaV| 5rNf 1854 ueiuE 70 the macy
rsgssnis nef g raise the price ~ lets
from many uha wafs enable 90 ~ sifh
us last SUNDAY unili thsy had anaihsf
chance ae have decided 10 comply
ssh TIE feQaest ahd fahs a crowd dos
HsndaY Hrpt f6th ans prices Will res
main TIE same mntti after SUNDAY
fNHlFfk ELI NUNN LAST HifA NrF
fon delay. "buf fsw lots nos ~.
cure tickets. marH etc At
uaH MOfsF LAND co.
ftf Ninfhief niork
Main ttst. irf fftt Ii
"FNEE AHsTHACr"
"Eo fNrEuENr
40 TAXES"
EASY TERMS"
"nil ENEE ENcrR4fON TO
Hfg HLhNb."
~ Dcs Mnines Wash, "ouiy Waterfront
town on tho hew Seattle Tacoma short
lAns fntsrufpan f.atn advance IN pfits
after sunday sept 18th
DEH MONIES LAND co
sol Hiafhisy niach
Maln az 100 tt1t ia
CHEAP LAND
North ~ the city Five acres rlnas %
the sound and railroad ard new inter.
urban. GRAND tise 81 an tho boats that
80 to The Orient Price 1850 only faE
The office ana iei us show you thia land
WEST WHEELER.
see caiman Block
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Etyiiah millinery 81 lowest prices Mrs
Pine street. u
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-08-21
: HIS LAST CALL.

lie was a canvasser in the cheap
musical instrument line, and he was
not easily discouraged. AS he
knocked at this particular door he re-
membered that he had called before.
Moreover, he had received a point
blank "No!" But he thought he knew
tho value of that from a woman.
"Oh," remarked the lady of the
house, who had evidently come
straight from the wash-tub, Its YOU
again, is it? Come in"
Hopefully he accepted the invita-
ton, and followed his guide down the
dimly-lighted passage Suddenly a
door opened on his right, and, before
he was aware of it, he was ushered
into room full of bowling youngsters
who redoubled their efforts at the
sight of stranger.
Then the canvasser turned to find
his retreat cut off, The door was
locked behind him.
The woman went on with her wash
ing, and it was very detected indi
v1dual she led to the front door ar
hour or so later.
"Now," she remarked, sweetly, Ill
you still feel convinced that I require
little more music in the house, 20,
might call again."
But he hasn't been seen in tina
street since
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-08-21
DAMAGE Done by Rats.

It is estimated that the rat does
$50,000,000 worth of damage a year in
England. In a slaughter house near
Paris rats in a single night picked to
the bone the carca1ses of IS horses
There is very little that they will not
eat; eggs, young birds and animals
are among the dainties which they
snap up in the ordinary course of bust
ness. But when pressed by hunger
they will eat anything through which
they can drive their terrible teeth:
Rat will eat rat. The idea that q
trapped rat will bit off an imprisoned
leg and 50 escape is now said to be
wrong; it is the other rats which do
the biting. They eat the captive.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-08-21

educating the public" says the secre:
tary OF the association in Outdoor
Life, no single means has been dis
covered which has been as effective
as that OF the exhibition, which has
played pre-eminent role during the
Immediate past in our national cru.
SADIE.
ITO Baltimore, in this country. be.
longs the honor of this idea, and when
later the national association Joined
hands with the New York committee
and formed the national exhibition the
time was ripe for it's successful prog.
ress through the states.
Opening in November, 1905, it has
been shown uninterruptedly in 1e of
our own cities as we'll as in Toronto
and Mexico, and the testimony is
unanimous as to it's value in the local
campaigns. The attendance. for the
year has been 221,9S1, with total IT.
tendance since its formation II
months ago of 372,000." :.sr., 81 D. ,
Two years ago there were only four
state sanitariums in existence. At the
present time. those either already es.
tablished or definitely provided for
number IL. E. .'s. .. #..: s..
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-08-21

Herat. Those campaigns, which Yer
estchagin portrayed in his CHASTITY
slaughter pictures, we're a fitting COM
plement to the campaigns of Genghis
and Timour long before in the same
quarter OF the globe. Then it was the
same Ali Khan, Russianized as Colo
mel Alikhanoff, who in the wake Of
massacre built railroads from the
Caspian to the Oxus and Jaxartes and
introduced European industry and
commerce to the land of the Merv
Tekkes.
In thus linking slaughter with civ.
ilization he was typical of the whole
modern career Of Russia. In being
himself not Russian but alien, and
yet more Russian than the Russians
themselves, he was also typical of an
innumerable company of distinguished
servants of the Muscovite crown. In
his later years, as a civil admins
traitor, he displayed all the unsparing
ferocity which had marked his cam
.paigns of conquest, and that he at last
came to violent end was only what
might have been expected and what
he himself not improbably regarded
as his destiny. ss:~~s. III i s5s. 5 ia: :. /
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1907-08-21

some good opportunities in the race
!. to gain distance" -.r--
It was Tod Sloan who originated
the Idea Of riding forward. Possibly
Miller carries it more to an extreme
than some jockeys, but he is light,
strong and has perfect confidence in
himself.
For two years there has been
great rivalry between Miller and
Radtke. The latter has been less sue
cessful, but is nevertheless considered
to be one of the best boys who ride
professionally in the United States.
Radtke is of different temperament
than Miller. He is a somewhat fiery
little chap and rather self-willed. His
sharp replies earned him punishment
in 1906, but this year he has exer-
cised better control over himself and
fewer words of caution have had to be
administered to him. He is consid-
cred to be very clever in making
strong finish. Like Miller, he is
possessed of much physical power in
his arms, and when horse is firing
in the last strides of a hard-fought
race, Radtke fairly lifts him along, as
he holds up his head and gives him
encouragement to make the three
or four final leaps that may win a
stake worth thousands of dollars
Good Judges Of Pace.
Koerner and E. Dugan are two
clever lightweights who are skilful in
Judging pace and placing their horses
to good advantage in a field of many
starters. Both are able to rate the
speed at which they are moving by
constant association of intervals Of
time with the distance posts on the
track. There have been harness
horse drivers who were able to tell
almost to the fraction of second
the speed at which they were driving.
So it is with some of the jockeys.
Constant devotion to their work has
enabled them to gather relative ideas
of time and motion, and it is a great
aid to jockey to be able so to rate
his horse as to have some reserve
strength and power left for the finish.
Heavyweights Go Abroad.
Lightweight jockeys are so much
more in demand in the United States
than they are abroad that it is usually
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FIGHTING THE WHITE PLAGUE.
Progress Of tho Organized Assault
unon fuherculoaie

Progress Of tho Organized Assault
Upon tuberculosis.
The war which this country is
waging on the white plague grows
more vigorous ever year. When the
National Association for the Study
and Prevention of tuberculosis began
active work two years ago there were
only seven definite state societies in
existence.
Since that time eight new state
societies have been organized and in
eight other states provision for SIM
liar work has been made. The distri-
button of these societies is a matter
of interest. The east and the middle
west seem to be alive to the serious
ness of the problem. -
BY the census of 1900, there were
80 cities with population of more
than 100000 each. Fifteen of these
cities had organizations two years
ago for the prevention of tuberculosis.
Duri2g the past two years II cities
have followed suit and four others
have provided for organized work.
In casting about for method Of
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006 IN the saddle this year, He COM
mands~a high price, and 7owners. are
as willing to pay it to him as they are
to Miller, for they know that they are
securing competent boy and one
upon whom every reliance may be
placed.
Other Successful Jockeys.
Lucien Lyme, jockey much ad-
mired in. New York when he was in
the heydey of his success, is riding in
England. Possibly his earnings will
amount to $4,000. The English turf
men are willing to pay handsomely a
smart American boy.
Fred Taral, whom everybody
knows in America who knows about
race horses, has been riding in Austria
with remarkable success for the last
three or four years, and is over there
again.
"Skeets" Martin rides in Hungary
with a probable income of $4,000 for
the year, and Tommy" Burns has
been engaged by a German stable and
is likely to receive not less than $751;
900 for the seasons work.
France has a fine lot of American
jockeys, and all of them fairly sue
cessful. Spencer is one, Turner an
| other, and then there are Rausch,
O'Connor, Johnny" Reiff, Cormack.
Henry, Shields, Mcintyre and Wiley.
Prizes of Success.
The successful jockey who liRcs to
see his reflection in mirrors, who row
els in the girls and is fascinated by
the glare of the myriad lamps that
burn after dark, will not lack OF hos
pitality. There will be hundred
hosts to entertain him every night if
he but says the word.
The bell of a well-known trainers
cottage at Sheepshead bay rang tim
orously, and the trainer went to the
door. A mite of boy with his cap
! dangling from his fingers looked side
long at the man and said: I'D like to
see Mr.. Flanner"
I'm Mr.. Flanner,'' was the reply.
what is it, SON."
"Please, sir, I'd like to get position
with you as jockey. My folks will let
me-"
do you know what you will have
| to do?" said the trainer. you will
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Explorer Won Admiration Of Power
ful African Chief.

Francois Coillard, for many years a
missionary in Africa, told an odd story
of David Livingstone, the famous ex-
plorer. Coillard was staying at a vii
lage in Bechuanaland. One morning,
hearing q noise and unaccountable agi-
tation, he ran out of his hut to find the
place invested by the Makololos. under
Sebitomane, a mighty chief. Living
stone, who had q sjambok in his hand,
felt so indignant at the pillage that,
seeing a man crawling out of one of
the huts, he brought down several
blows en- his back, which made the
blood start and raised welts. It was
Sebitoane himself. He rose, seized
Livingstone In fury by the hair and
threw him to the ground.
Warriors ran up and their assagais
were about 20 pierce Livingstone,
when Sebitoane stopped them, saying:
Let him 80, h1 is stranger and a
white man. !" Then, looking straight
ct him. 10 said: "Yov have courage,