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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-09
s'BIind Tiger" Measure Sched-
uIed for Death Blow Ready
COR Engrossment.
ACTION BY THE HOUSE
DAILY BILL RAISED AWFUL MUSS
AMONG PUBLIC SERVICE COR
PoRATIONs-M OF LEGIS-
LATURE REMAINS.
(By Demas S. Coe.)

indianapolis, Ind, Feb. o.-The
work of the big lobby which a few
days ago framing" up things so that
the Ganiard "blind tiger" should be
killed in the house, received body
blow this afternoon when that body
by vote of 56 to "a sent the measure
spinning on its way to engrossment-
This, in the minds of the legislative
tiger" bill is certain of passage. 1t
must be admitted, however, that the
objections to the bill do not emanate
from a class of law violators. There
is a feeling among druggists and
other dealers who handle intoxicat-
Ing liquors that some of the provis-
ions are aimed directly at them when
they should not be. The framer of
the bill declares that there rs positive
ly nothing contained therein which
can in any way effect the man who
handles intoxicating liquors and who
oelio OtneT tudI dS Il IeLdlfeT, uuleSS
he should endeavor to do a retailing
business without having procured a
license permitting such sort of busi-
ness. A strenuous effort will be made
to amend the bill when it comes up on
third reading next week but it seems
q foregone conclusion that the bill
viii pass in some form or other, like
" in its present shape.
y. X -
The Daily house bill has raised
m awful muss among public service
corporations and If all of them knew
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-09
WABASH PROFITS BY FUND
College at CrawfordsvilIe Gets S125,-
600 of Money Given to Educa-
tion by Rockefeller.

The local alumni OF Wabash college
VIII receive with considerable salts
faction the information that OF the
immense sum already given TO the
general educational board by Rookie
teller. that school will get $4,000.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-09
WILLIAMS WILL DEBATE
Richmond Student Wins Additional
Honors in Forensics at indi.
ana University.

Clifton Williams, of this city, who
is attending Indiana university, was
one of the two sophomores to win a
place on the interstate debating team.
A tryout of the freshman and sopho-
more classes was held Thursday even
ing, to select six members of the
team The freshmen won four of the
places and the sophomores two, Will
liams being one of them.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-09

There was a small blaze in the cop
per shop OF ]. j. Getz, on North I
street, yesterday afternoon, which was
quickly extinguished by the depart
ment The loss was trifiing
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-09

~ eatatfveS to Indianapolis 70 ut
te 5rotests. There is no fear, hosr-
ever. that they will be missing when
the public hearing takes place next
Wednesday or Thursday night The
Daily bill seeks to regulate public
utilities, telephone. light, water, heat
and power. 1t has been before the
house for weeks. but today blossom
ed out in new form and the Indiana
polls companies. learning of it,
swooped down on the committee this
afternoon and gave vent to their dis
pleasure in no uncertain phrases.
One provision of the bill is that any
public service corporation which shall
cut its rates to meet those of a COM
petitor, in an effort to drive such a
competitor out of business, shall not
be permitted to raise it's rates to the
former schedule, even should il be
shown that the reduced rates were
confiscatory in their operation and
would simply kill the company after a
time. The Daily bill also provides
that if a public service company is
found to be charging some of its pat
rons one price and others a lower
price, that the lower price shall inn
mediately become operative for all
consumers. The telephone company
which may fix low rate to patrons
In order to get their service, would
not be permitted to increase the price.
Where franchise is held by a pub
lie service corporation and the COM
pany seeks to increase its rates un-
der the franchise. there must be a
vote of the people ratifying such in
crease. Just taking a casual glance
at the measure. indicates that the
house will be stormed by the public
service corporations in short order
and those represented at the meeting
this afternoon said that it probably
was the only measure ever introduced
In the world that forbid competition
something that all antitrust laws
try to provide.
The senate this afternoon passed
the Ganiard private banking bill
which seeks to throw about such in
stitutions every safe guard There
was a io"g siege before the bill went
to a vo but there were but two
member. who voted against it and
~AAC - NA~Ah "aS 0oIh btHL. vi
Levanworth, the oldest member of the
upper branch and u German whose
dialect is the delight of the members
and of the spectators. When his
name was called he arose and with
all his native dignity said:
"Meester Presidunt:-I will have 10
vote no. If dere is vun ding in di
world | oppose. il is a private bank.
Vunce. some years ago, put s400 in a
private bank. The bank bust | be.
lieve l have holdings more to say,
only dot j vote mo-
The Ganiard private banking bill is
one OF the voluminous documents OF
the session and its provisions are
so numerous and so drastic in charac-
ter that many amendments were of
fered this afternoon and some of
them were accepted 1t is said. how
ever. by banking experts. that the
measure in no way will interfere
with the institutions that il is drawn
to regulate, but will strengthen the
public confidence in them.
The senate this afternoon passed
Senator Will R Moods bill to pro-
Continued on PAGE Fivc.p
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-09
THE WEATHER PROPHET.
INDIANA-Fair and warmer Saturday,
Sunday fair, Increasing southeriy
winds.

OHiO-Fair Saturday and Sunday, ex-
cept possibly snow or rain along
the lakes; warmer; fresh souther-
ly winds.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-09

(ContinueG on PAGE Five.D
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-09

The senate this afternoon passed
VIII r Woods bill to pro-
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-09

The Daily house bill has raised
m awful muss among public service
corporations and if all of them knew
tonight what the redcraft of the mea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09

Lynch PVT the baii over The fence
three dimes yesterday. thereby degn.
unHirafiug that his one time help.
Ciafiin. looks yefy Eood % him The
hlx TIGER was certainly thrne with
the stick He had a drcam the
uiEht before that he would rct five
hnme ruas lie was telling about
ia Rficf be sol hls twn homers yes.
tcrday. and being nuperaiitionu
Mike stated thar be dit rot think
bed get another becsuse he had
broken tho force ~ the dream b.
talking about Il When no got an.
other homer he was moro surprised
than amp one else.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09

don hat wfs1 by a woman spectator
awora that iefffiea must have
snenhed ia the hnymakef Whom
he managed 70 stretch bis NECK
over the nlypiece Referee lof
fries was reading tho obituary.
Rquirea started after Burns with
kangaroo lopa. working his fins
with movement adopted from
tho boxlaR style u The crab. Tom.
my backed away to get n good
view of tho mystery. Tommy
wndcd ln. aud something hit tho
Antipodean on the point 8gme
say that II wna jefffios' mist
suulfes didn't know shat u WAS
gqulrcs went down Tor tho count
Of four. o. seemed 90 Ike the
r0t he roae, wondering whether
Il happened Ia Sydney or in Mel
bourne. Tho Australian switched
10 tho haboon taciicH Then he
had another hrainHiufm aud laid
or Tor a while. SO came 20 with n
heavy list 90 The Hinrboard a few
seconds later he took tho long
sleep lie was beyond tho reach
~ alarm clocks. lEnd ~ round.
also OF chances for another flght
for leffJ
u. happened 80 rapidly that Jim
kef. wh0 Was aeuounelng Tommy
BARNS sof giving a decision against
his Frankie down Ia Los Angeles,
was attn shouting Now. you're
going 20 got yours. You rubbar."
when the Australian flag was
furled and Tommy WAS on the say
to collect his guarantee Tho
crowd dld not Ruaah ita iorth aud
howl for moneY back The end
rmme 10 suddenly that sheF Ell
folt ln need 81 Rn oeuiiat Then
they san tho joke Patriotism
might have had something - do
with their good nature
Tomny nnfua wore tho Amer
lean eolara and Hquirea wore the
same colora thai kiuE George w0re
whUn bic took thN count tu that lii-
tio four round 80 In 1879. King
George may have lasted longer.
buf De- showed tnat ne little kuowi
edge ~ tho fighting game AZ tho
man vino woru the union Jack az
Cuima.
Well anyhow. 6qulfea o. no long
rr q mystery. $50 has bern solved
and solved for krene One James
Jcfffies can nov nit beside bis
alfalfa patch aud bis beor fnun.
tain without worrying about his
title And the moral "a 81 Rii Is.
Nent time. heed not the siren
voice ~ the press agent Let him
kin a few dnhn first
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09
BACK TO THE
MINES

No hili. yea were just potinE
foF your pieiure thea. said r.
Clarence.
Those Who had their masey down
on the Australian began % figure
on long Iprt aan ueAn dict the
minute the mystery started lie
moved vita the same grace that is
shown hy q fat ChlratmaB duck
marching 20 tko Huiliutine We
went eowu three times. and after
the third tumble theF prepared the
remains for ahiument hack to the
Autipodos SO had demonstrated
perfectly that the Australian soil
Il well adapted 10 the production
~ lemons
oan man sho vas trying % see
the fiKht from behind a fioKar gar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09
ASSASSINATION
is ATTENVPTEl

fat tho Harlem faoa frsrg
burned and this was also !. =
tempt 70 get az Condor ~. :
iico are running down an pe.,s'
clues '*A
Condor u The owner -
Worth track. the Oakland 80
California. tho J0ckey Ola
Crescent city Jockey Club y y.
Orleans and The Oak Lawn ~. ~ :
a. Springs Ark bealdas ~,
10 Interested ~ a sc0fs a. ~.
tracks throughout ~, eouasrv y
r. also reported ~ Be lsts,s-
Ia Chicago gambling insilluless
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09
.SKAGWAY WINNER

sKAGWAY. July o. skarway Is
siill baseball champion % Alaska
and will retain the silver trophy
won Hast year The games with
White Horse and juneau last sat.
urday were both won by Skaeway
Next Monday a game win be played
az White Horse between a comb.
nation team composed OF juneau
aud White Horse players and the
champion skagwaya FOR a stake OF
3 500 a side
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09
ANOTHER BAD DAY
FOR FAVORETES

o
was IN fine form aud allowed but
seven scattered hits Tho Cubs
played poor ball behind Claflin, all
told making uine errors Arboghat
had three passed balls and 1--WE ef.
rorn and he always waited un1ii
there was man on third before
he had tho ball pass him. Clnilin
let tho TiRera steal five bases on
him. llreaino stealing three, me
Cubs will have a chance 10 sss Ia
tho running again todaS and " ia
expected that they VIII show the
Vancouver bunch a thing or two
about baseball
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09
BASEBALL
GOSSIP

Seattle and Vancouver com.
moueo a series AZ 30 thia after.
.noon Tho Canness arc going strong
and e a. expected that they viii
gife the locals a run for thrir
money Tacoma ia up against a
hard proposition in Butte. aud the
SaNduat Eaiefa meet SPOKANE. A.
the dope now resolves itself. Sc
attic should b. In second place al
the end 81 the seek
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09
att souiREs TO FOLLOW
FOOTSTEPS or JACK MON
noe - a FRISCO viGw or
THE BATTLE or JULY

mn squircs took the same route
back 20 the mlncs that vas ased BY
tho late lamemled Jack Mnnrub 81
Butte only saniFca started sooner
Two minutes after the fighi started
be saw tho pretty little kanEarooa
A. Ttm McGralh carried him 10 his
corner. he muttered. Rhyme the.
has the firht started yeti
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09
LYNCH MAKES RECORD
ON DUGDALE'S GROUNDS

II was Seattie's time 20 lose yes.
terday and when the smoke OF bat.
tie. but e VAS a llstiesa. uuiuterest.
Ing battle. had cleared away. lt
was found that the Tigers had
managed 20 keep awake and to
keep going had bagged the contest
with the score OF 10 Q. First of.
Chafiln vas found when the man.
eaters went after him. notably By
Lynch. who put the sphere out %
the lot three tines. slammed u
hard for a single another time and
the fif,h time up got 70 first on a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09
Belle Kinney Shows Striking REVERSE d FOm--Fsat-
wes of Yesterdays Races Were the Plunges on
Red Reynard, Silver Wedding and Glendenning.

average. However. tho pendulum
n due 20 swinE In the other diroc
ton pestty soon.
Glendcnnlng Was left az the post
IN the second race and his defeat
cost his hackers a bundle OF the
fllthy lucro, AAiner lNll Short
drought the old time aprlntor was
a cinch and backed him down from
ne 90 % 4 to 40 post time, hNa
the bad luck A. che start burned up
the coin,
barney Schroeder will probably
ship a car % horses here from the
east within a few days SCHROEDER
had quite string here last sum
mor. Including tho now famous
Tony Faust. but this year old
Dewey "a tho old thoroughbred.
bearing the Missouri uarons col
ore a. tho local track,
Frank McShnrry Won about 81.
100 whom silver Wedding came
bounding down In front lie spent
some OF his winnings FOR court.
plaster
OF the two hooks operated hy
Mullen a O'nrlon. tho bohemian
club won fIs on the day and The
Nealar club about $500.
The Alaska club was hit hard
by the win Of silver Wedding and
Ioas si.5o0 TO- the day.
Owner Dick Flemlng said he
only bel $40 on Boil Kinney az 10
10 /. Wen. that viii help some.
The followers OF George Cole.
tho Clocker all cleaned 40 yeator'
day. when his special smithy Kane
came home Ga tho bit
Matt Reis had $50 bot across the
board on Red nail al 10 20 l be
cause his rider. Cricket Kelly was
in the saddle.
Lou MArahaI wore RADIANT
smile when smlthy Kane won This
IL the first time the Marshall col
ors have been seen ia front Tor
many moons
No Jockey succeeded In Winning
more than ore race yesterday. Me.
CiAla. fsonderwlg. W. Kelly. hut.
we'll. X. Davis and Leeds we're tho
riders who gained brackets
The Boston club had a bad day
and lost 5000
The public SIN have no means
% kuowing when tho horses are
going 10 tho post Tho track man.
agemaut ought 90 borrow a buxia
frum the band and turn him loose
air timea dag
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09

Con sirofheru. who has not been
seen here since The days 81 tho old
Pacific Northwest league. ia tn
town with tha Vancouver bunch.
which be r. now managing Sirofh.
era used h play FIRST base for IA
coma and Afterwards became an
umpire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09

fneforel
"Es a rugged eort OF beggnr.
Hand . as WALTON. Too.
Hand 'sa blawHied good AZ .oEinE.
Said tho bloomin' Kangaroo.
~E'e bueketful o. ginger.
With a caunOu cracker bang.
Hand 'e'a aiwaYs dancing 81 you
Like a biawstod boomerang.
~E'a q liter. 'e's wonder.
Hand you ought 70 zee i'm duck.
Mig 'mc. ! feel biawated sorry
For your blaEsted poor Kauuck
~ viii wager ball my moaeY
Hand my hlaNsiea wardrobe. too;
~ VIII wager you tho islands
Said the blooruin' kangaroo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09
SWIMMING CHAMPION

David BlillnEham. English swim.
ming champion. covered over seven
miles In the record breaking time
Of two houu and eighteen minutes
Yesterday. entitled him "a tho
championship Of tho annual inter.
national swlmmora. Tie race took
place on the Seine In tho city OF
I Paris
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09

Joseph Olsen. Young Swede.
single. Was instantly killed Rt s
o'clock this morning while erca-
waiting al Fourth av and vlrginia
st.
Without warning Oiaen'a ito was
crushed oct By an emhnnkment 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09
eY WALoEMAR YouNo.

I'm Boshfsr Bliiian Squlfes and
I'm on tho way Tor One.
While barney with his biarney 'oida
NO cad
Ana " any one inquiries
For a champion named sqnires.
last say for me I'm not a champ
I'm dead.
Australians pride hsauredly tried but
was lacking biz IN luck:
lie might know how % handle A
pioS bat never a bold KAnuck
Hes a modest lad and It's really
sad that he ran again q clout.
An awfui bump old you zee tho
hump. as be staggered down
and outf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09

sacrifice. bat knocked down QulK
10y. who was covering tho bag. 10
do q and vas booted % a turn from
the fans for doinE 50 The claim
ans that the Tiger captain had I'm.
terfered with Quigley IN tha col
liziou the bail was knocked from
QuIxisys hands and rolled 10 tho
hlearhera. permitting two runs 60
come In. X may aiao Incidentally
over tho fencn. and little Brealno
batted like a ffend
Seattle failed 10 score. Butler
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09

The grand old Iacobua neckiey
iiaa finally met hls fate
Pail many a year has he chased the
sphere
Since the summer OF IS.
An. millions Vt throais have ehesfef
him.
For oucs be led The van.
nut now BY 10. they're coins TO
baatgw
The Order Of the can'
on. Jake WAS a Grand ola Wagon.
Hut row he il done broke down
A fighter was he Of a rare decree
Of The nrtirla called reunsn
Pull many a good one faltftea
And fell by the wayatde bare.
but grand Old 1Hks. az good az
they make
Well. Jacob vas always there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09

Catcher Spencer. formerly Of the
Vancourora. has heen purchased by
tho Aberdeons and viii SOON don
uniform with tho hcadiiuerE
Win spencer bohiud tho bat.
brown viii have chance 10 go "a
short
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09

He's thinking Of the coin hs :
the work Of his brawny kn
And he's wOnd'rfng II. In q fsr.
akiff. be could find his nEal
land.
lie has had his fling In the earfn
sd ring aud IL off on the n
Ing brine.
He II going home. no more % "a
back to the waiting Enins
I'm Hoshter Billiam Squiras =
I'm on me way ONE.
With Barney and bis biArnsy 4
the SEA
have don me bloody tasks
Just tell any ono that asss
That Anstrailas plenty good snssl
for me"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09

FN"'IWTH ~ IT " TIT
CHICAGO. July . John Condor
gambling hng and race track mag
nate. came near losing his llfo last
night a. bis home. 1898 Michigan
az. A bomb vas exploded on his
window sin. supposed 10 have beer
placed there ny some dissfButicd
person This bomb burt no one. a.
thoBfh muca damage WAS done u
the house Once before q similar
attempt on tho life ~ Condor was
made
Eight years ago tho grand stand
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is KILLED WHlL|
EXCAVATING

dirt aad rock weighing sevsrzi N
failing upon him.
Olsen roomsd az 12oTh1 Fire n
and worked for Contractor n =
Hawiey Coroner r " Cars
made an investigation this ma
ing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09

lAfier)
"Bo. J say there. what's she ms.ss
Can my biaaHted heyes sse a.
90 was that that shot tho bexse.
Asked the bloomin kangnsIs
II Amt out. as only kidainr
~ got kicked by some hlg II.
II I'm. 8lll. you blawEted buthms
10. get W. you bloomin iea
'iio. ! say there. BIN. Old ehfrs
Don't ne down too biawsssf -
LIN your nnds and ki.l the bezr.
BlAwsi my heyes. there GOES i
gong
Hlta q long way TO the ikianE.
But the seas are smooth arc q.
50 I'm swimming 20 Australia
Said The bloosnln' kangaroo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09

An. many q bali be swaitea.
And many fiY ke nAbned.
And many n time. in hia glorious
prime,
The cnemya game hs Grabbed
There uas nothing too good for
Jacob.
There was nothing he eould not
rcafh.
Though lemons b. him grew on the
same limb.
iis vac ever one large. rips peach.
Nos back % zoe mfuor ioaEurrs
It's faied that Jake must go
Al. lherr all be tears Cor dorena
tioHn here in Hannibal Mo-
Hannibal. bone Of BeckisY.
Of years
Hannibal. home of Twain'
An. MARA wlth bis jokes NAY
tiekle fhe folks.
/. nat hos CAS they smile again ?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09

Nirvil Garriu. Russ Halls best
pitcher. has jumped the Butte team
and allied himself with Dillon.
Mont. whore be intends 70 finiEh
the seAHon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09

Summary hfaien NasFa tifrsinn ?.
uafief iFneh Tee hasa nits- itaueit
ffffue fuuaenf.Fufh 4 she's NHutfa
pisT t'sy te NsiiaeAsr Moses % tsiis
auW olaMtm A. HM Nuffrf q Marfifee
hits ftuuutn fTurh. ttnNrfs An ~
ritehef hsH Hutfssa ~ Cisfaa nfrnFk
aai 40 rla.in y ~ BETTER 8 raasad
belle krbaeast Elms ef saiaeaat Al.
ffsHnfHn. FHafE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09

ONLY four savorttes have won at
The Meadows In the last three DAYS.
which is much below the normal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09

silver Wedding a. ; 60 proved
much the best IN the nth race aud
after leading an the way won han.
Oily at the end Matte numppo.
under a weak ride finished fast and
got the place from 1ne Mlssourian
who Just dld beat Katie uell for
tho show. The start IN this race
vas bad and I'm Joo vas left a.
tie post
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09

Belle Kinney had no speed on
her last start but she was a running
fool yesterday when she won the
sixth raca4 breaking well she went
70 tho frnnt AZ her convenience and
won easily. Mary y. CiArk's effort
was a good one and she easily got
the place The favDritn. Revolt.
managed 20 finish third.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09
SQUIRES'
EL-EGIES

The finish Of Bin Bquifes the Australian Lemon ss
Of the Frisco writer's TO break out nto rhyme Here
b0na
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09

Louis J
Elevator ]
IL under
aaulting
tor grocs
last satu.
mored OF
reyOiver
Thurgday
out on b
oliver
Whom / m
ny forue
away fro
and COZ
tacklng b
relating {
led TO hi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09
LICE|

Charles
IVAN Va |
Frank +
WAslund.
Dctavus
xela Curt
Robert
ofoviIie
legal age.
Noodru
helen NJ
Jarnes
Price. so.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09

Red Rsynard was heavily played
In the fourth race from three down
20 TO 5 fAvorisism and easily
proved best Alta spa ran nicely
aud easily beat Avontsilns for tho
place neechwood after showing
speed Cor a short ways stopped
badly.
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Bio @

10 :
PIT. TO
army 4
Thomas.
and the
tempted 4
and land
The inv
the mercy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09

Red Bali. az outsider AZ 10 10 /.
outgamed seven Bells In the third
event and got tho decision by half
length. Aftermath after leading
all the way tired and finished third
The favoflic. Lady Kitty. finished
absolutely last
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09

NJ piafa 0 sshaw
r ~ q ~ W a. Caina
gsea ths osssssfn
ran
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smithy Kane at to I forgot 90
quit In the second race and after
leading all the way won IA good
style at the end by a length. Meiar
the fRvorito. finished With a rush
could mover catch the loader
Teller az 80 10 | proved the sur
prise when be showed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09

The public SAN have no means
% kaoWing when tho horses are
Eoing to tho post Tho track man.
agemaut ought 90 borrow q buxia
frum the baad and turn him loose
air timaH day
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STARS FORM CHART

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Dog rn1T Kack fsss fass. asaas rs valve to nr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09

The Boston club had a bad day
and lost 5000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-09

No lockey succeeded In winning
more than orc race yesterday. Me.
Cialn. fsonderwlg. W Kelly. Hut.
well. X. Davis and Leeds we're tho
riders who gained brackets