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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27
OUTBAT OPPONENTS BUT
CANNOT WIN CONTEST

SPOKANE. June sT.--The Caha
outhatteA Qninn'e tribe yesterday.
but lost on Aecount of poor field
Ing. the score being 10 8 Coy Al.
lowed but four hits. bus. 20 offset
this. four errors were made In tho
game. and this tells the tale,
Eriekson was touched mp by
Dux's Cubs for 10 xRfsties. but the
support he got was sufficient 10
prevent runs Seattle sot her tally
In the eighth when Coy hit for a
sinsis. took second on Hlokey'a out
and came In on Myers hit The
SpokAuss seorcd In the fifth and
again In the eighth. The star play
of the session was made by Myers.
who made ono OF thsNm1as senss.
tional ruaainx catches ever seen on
the Spokane grounds. He made a
fAzh after what looked like q safe
thrceSaeknr and. after q Wild run.
stack out his bare hand and the
ball stuek there. TIE crowd gave
him hearty applause. Myers got
three hits. and Guigley and Cey
twe apiece.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27
RACES YESTERDAY
LATontA.

Firat race. five eiEhtha OF a mile
- Esther Brown. i05 fTsyiorl. to
t. won. Eahaao. i11. second. Wine
Merchant. %. third. Time. t02 Il.
Second race. three quarters OF
mile bergman. 81 lPieratu. 70
/. won. Mary buchanan. %. sec.
ond. GalIitha. i0s. third Time.
Lit
Third race. one mile Hiaxe
oIAght. % (skerviul. TO l. won.
Careless. ii2. second. Pixloy. o..
third. Time. la Is.
Fourth race. three-quartera Of n
mile rland Wick. "a (steeiel. .
to 2. won. Hazel Patch. los. Hec.
1ud. Noel. i9f. third. Tine
lis IS.
F1nh race. .eighiha OF a mile
Dora Eeff. % CHu,lor). to /.
won. Hans. i0f. second Geneva s..
lot. third. Time. i.0i IS.
Sixth race. one and one eighth
miles Louise Macfnrlano. f0f
0eeD. 3 20 I. won. GamoHtar, i0I.
second, Scalplock. 80. third. Time.
fsb5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27

Killing Of Edward G. Crueger by Albert Epinsh the
Outcome Of SIayer's Passion for Hazel Wells---Seli
Defense Is Pleaded.

which carry M night. Law on q
wash stand, and | reached up aud
grabbed Il. shooting him once. II
4 hadn't done Il he would have
killed me
Edward q. Crueger. the dead
man. has lived In Seattle for heY.
sral years. engaging Ia mining
ventures aud running cigar stands
lie leaves an invalid widow aud
several children Ia 8nohoniAh. Ills
connection with the Nella girl has
not been definitely established, eK.
copt that she went b him tor
advice when LIpinaHl pressed his
suit with threats Of suicide. The
girl apparently was willing 10
marry Idpinaki. but In no hurry
10 do no,
Hazel Wells. OF Violet Marseili
as she prefers 90 be called. 10 held
IN the custody of the police ma.
iron as a witness tou Mhrhclii
N alho held as a wlInean.
The body of CrueRef lies at the
B0nney Watson morEue lie was
shot through tho left lung With a
i5caiibaf Colt After being shot
he fled from Liplnakl'a room. but
fell on the steps Just outside The
clerk a. the barker hotel diEafmed
Llulnaki. who made no resiatance
CrueEer was taken back 20 his
aiaseFH room. whore he expired a
few minutes after the shooting
Prosecuting Attorney Macintosh
took the statements 81 all the
parties today. They bear out Lip.
inhkl'n story. aud the prosecutor
may take no steps against the pfis.
on.r. as self defense IL the only
theory tenAble
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27
BRYANT THE ATHLETE

Theodore Tiltou. not long before
his death. was speaking "a 4 friend
about some " his former literary
friends aud acquaintance. and was
asked N he had known William Cui.
len bryant
yes. indeed" he replied. Bryant
had tho finest head and beard OF
modern times. One daY. u must
have been IN 1879 or 1873. | had
an engagement Ia meet him at his
private office at o'clock In tho
morning. arrived about 10 min.
utes before the hour. and what DO
you think found him dolnEf
Practlciug athletics hosting him
self up aud down from the Intel
Of the door by his arms aud
touching the Intel every time with
his chin. lie was then almost an
octuEenarian
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27
WINDSOR.

First race. seven -eiRhths Of n
mile-Llttle Lighter. iI2 More.
landl. 7 10 S. won. Denigre. l0T.
second. Plead. t0f. third. Time.
I:32 IS.
Second race. three quarters u \
mile Shine On. los (Morclandl. 7
% 10. won; Taunt, %. second. Doc
Kyle. 80. third. Time. 1917 Is.
Third race. three quarters Of a
miie--Dr. Mack. los g. Murphy
II 10 3. won. Charlie Eastman. 10.
aenond. Avauuteer. tO8. third.
Time. 1917 Is.
Fourth race. five eighths Of a
mile Fare. 81 q. Murphy. 5 To
I. won Senator Painter. 100, see.
und. Drop stitch. 100. third. Time.
Los IS.
Finn race. three quarters Of a
mile Edgerly. 100 &C. RiloyI. Il
to 6. won. PuuKent. -. second !.
Bath Marie. %, third. Time. lis.
Sixth race. one and onequarter
miles Excitement. zoe tMorcland1
Is 20 I, won Pompadour. 80, sec.
ond. Joe Faliert. %. third. Time.
f:46 IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27
CORNELL WINS
EXCITING RACE

PouCuKErpstE. June ~ THE
great annual intercollegiate rngat.
a which was held at FnuEhknrpain
yesterday was son b. Cornell In
a very close and pretty race from
Columbia o~ink 70 the wonderful
showing made BY Columbia the con
test wAs an extremely exciting one
and was In doubt uatil the last.
The Annapolis team waa third and
the others In their crdnr wera
rennsyivAnlA. Wisconsin. George
town and Syracuse. Syracuse vas
not able 10 flash. II vas a furIf.
nile course aaa vas son In the
time of 20 % IS. Columbiaa time
was 20 o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27
JOHNSTONS TO PLAY

The lohnatena viii meet the y
aud n team neat Sunday afternoon
a 2 o'clock Gu the Woodland PARK
grounds. A hard game IL expected
ms both teams are playing faat
ball The Iahaatona want a game
Tor the Fourth with soma fast team
the Pngets preferred. For games
with the Johaslons call up East
afRH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27
BOYS WIN AGAIN

SCRANTON. Pa. June 25.-The
Seattle HlEh School boys had no
difficulty In winning yesterday
Knsno from the IsakawAnna nast
ness College. taking the contest
with tha score 81 Z To o. Schnutx
allowed but hits and struck out
a batter every inning The game
vas broken up ~ a cioudburpt In
the beginning % the ninth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27
Tour of Sound

Those who wish 10 thoroughly
enjoy next Sunday should be sure
to make the trip mp tho sound. on
the magnificent steamer Yosemite.
passing through the Straits Of San
Juan do Fuca and stopping one
hour al OrcaR Island for lunch. and
returning through Deception pass
thus affordinE the passengers 20
see scenery, the equal Of which is
not to be- found In any other part
Of the world. Tickets on sale at
swiftg Drug Store, sartelra Red
Cross Annex. and pier 8. boat
leaves at $3.50 a. m. EickotH 81 so
go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27

tstHf NprrIHI NfrNtee.l
TACOMA. June sidney Dun.
daa. who was shot by W F. Jones
over n week ago. died late yeater-
day afternoon IA 81 Joseph's hos.
pltai Jones. the ASSASSIN. commit
ted suicide Immediately after the
shooting DundaH fingered along
with n bullet at tho base Of his
brain. and the physicians believed
that he would regain sufficient
strength Co sustain tho effects OF
an operation. and his life probably
saved
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27

BUTTE. June q -Tos MfasFs pus u an
ever the eaNsiusf Fatera YsTfsfdAg TAX
ma the eunfssf with So Hfaa aa1fe -
2 10 4 Roosevelt heid fhs fsafs~s ct ali
fimsa and supplgtsd b. fIHa afnne
Tonnssssa fer Abarfasa Nss aid hiffinr
feur men and Walking TIRES. Ahertsnu'a
OILY fan came IN ths sixth, when H1fna~.
hoidsr hft % tsff srorfnE Anderson who
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27
League Standing.
GREAT WORK OF CHECH

Charles cheeh II the Toledo.
Ohio. pitcher whose striking out Of
"a Milwaukee battera recently con
stisuted an American association
record and surpaases all atrike-out
records OF the big league this year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27

aursFuarrs Thres- base hit Elfts kspu IWa-
has. ~ euain Sacrifices hltaa ffishsY.
AlkmAn ataien taaaa eulxisy. sta tasnnH.
Aitrrsnn. Bsnf~r neuhts rlaF-t'gy ~
MirknF HuacN ont ~ Coy. 8. hy kf-rk p
ssn ! Rmaaa on hniis-iffff Nrthsun. a
leff - tanre aeafti>. s spekNaa. 4 Time
u sans@-f a umpirs-ffovteff Attend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27
FIERCE FIGHT IN A
MINE FIRE
fserlpps r,l,arsph s.rvles.l

nuTTE. Mont. June sT.--Ihrce
hundred minrrn fought fieTcciy fof
their livea late yesterday afternoon
wilh fiameA aud poisonous gases.
The miners wefe in the famous
Minnie Heaiy copper mine.
fire broke out between the coo
and zoo foot levels and drove the
miners 90 flight May were par.
TALLY overcome By the fumes and
only heroic efforts saved their
llvoa Tho IRE ia eth raging. and
efforts are being directed towards
axtipgulHhing the flames II II be.
iieyed the fire will be confined 10
the levels u originated on and
gill not spread
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27
Browns in Town

Oct your figures on plumbing and
heating Modern baths aud sinks.
Low prices. q. II. Brown Plumbing
Co, 22i pine 1T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27

nera Of tho recent winter meeting
&C Oakland He quit the season
thefu over 1000 to tho good.
Coleman will not cut IN hero until
the second week Of the meeting.
Joe Harlan, Billy Engatrom and
Nd soulo. who were tho Blk three
ga the ring hero last year, viii
again endcavor 10 make tho priooa
Tor the players.
Harry Monahan. who used 10 be
tho popular referee hero when
fights were pulled of In 0crmRnia
hall. l. in the city awaiting the
opening days MonahAn was az As.
cot park ia t.os Angeles during the
winter aud. after losing $4,000.
won over SO. 900. Manohan conducts
all hts operations from the ground
and refuses 20 have anything 10
do with the bookmakluE end of the
game. lie n = Hhrewd operator.
aud any time he thinks a horse
will win BIO will bet all the books
will take.
George Rocsler. who took the
money FOR the Alaska club here
last year. Ia In the city. lilo will
be associated with Johnny Cole
man.
Handsome Jack FLYNN, with n
large supply OF red neektlea, "a here
from Oakland lie will probably
make a book,
Irish Tom Mcguire. who was
with US last summer. In again
I eJohnny on the spot" aud will
I spend the summer az The McA.
dowM. In California. Mcguire was
known as tho Beau brummel OF the
ring.
Jockeys norcl. Palms and RegtiE.
who will ride az the meeting. came
In last night frum the south. r.
Z Davis. who will ai&o ride here. has
been tn town for some time.
Mullen & O'nrien. who operated
the bohemian club At Oakland dur
tns tho winter. will put on two
books here.
Nelson Jones, who aaA the orig.
inNi seattle bookmRkeF. viii be- ON
deck Saturday
]. q. Code. the well known turf.
lte. IL Ia the city lie will prob.
ably put = book ON.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27
BASEBALL
GOSSIP

Pitcher Con Walsh. who was re
GENTLY Injured Ia the railroad wreck
at sand Point. Idaho. returned 70
the city yesterday afternoon on
crutchss The surgeons say that
Walsh wsll be able 10 play again Ia
three weeks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27
R I: d S
PREPARE FOR CUBAN IN.
VAslok WHEN CAMPAIGN
CLOSES - DOC" WHITE
CATCHING COIN.

The Cincinnati Reds arc making
arrangements for a trip 10 Cuba
at tho close Of the present season
aa
doc" white has a sporting
goods house IN washington. He
owns n dentists OUTFIT in George
town. and holds a Job In ChioaEa
Besldcs being a good pitcher. doc"
Is evidently back stopping for the
Coin club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27
OPENING HANDICAP

Tho following are the entries for
the opening $1,000 handicap for
dx furlonEa At The Meadows
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27
GOES INSANE
istar speoIaI ssrvIee.l

ANAai FH'NiaN NiNAAHsF
EVERETT. Juno s7.-M. A. Kim
Icy. Of Cheyenne. hound from 80
attic fof his Wyoming home. went
insane here yesterday on the Great
Northern. and is now In the hos.
pltal awaiting word from relatives
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27

PREDICTS RACES WILL Dc As
CLASSY AS ANY IN ThE
ouNTRN SAINT A
SHOULD SMASH RECORD
HORSE GOSSIP.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27

There viii BE- more books cut IN
AZ thu track this summer than ever
before. and as usual soTae az tho
most prominent knights ~ the
chalk in The country wtll hang no
their states here. Among the new.
comars here Is Johnny Coleman.
who was one Of the biggest win.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27
NORTHWEST LEAGUE.
Vancouver s; Tacoma I.

VANCOUVER Jana ~ m. canaass
wDa hAn8iiY yesterday eith TIE RcBr~ q
: 10 Goodwin tearhef % ~ ths
opening rguna flr Nme d8ahir aad three
ginsiea. and thta silica work waH FsNpDnsi.
bic Ter fhrsa r1sna Dwna pitched a ftnn
ganse far ths Vans aHd was arcurfrd
srtenfta ss1pfl ~ Cool hFsuHhf down the
hsass Nth b steal homa IN NE ffth
acorss p H y
Faaca9Vss .4s.a..-. sss.. .ss.ssa.A
Ta14aA sfsssrs ssssfs-sas sffssfsssa
batteries Dunn ans nsna<ar. Clooawia
asa ahMas Umuire-Frary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27

PETERBOROUGH Canoes 20
Per cent discount Wilton Hard
ware Co. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27
WILL BE NO
INQUEST

Coroner Carroll stated Last night
that no inquest will be held upon
the victims % tho Stones landing
heeidenI II had been the purpose
~ the coroner % hold an inquest
lpal after receiving the report Of
Deputy wntsie he decided not 10
proceed. Any exldnnee developed
in an inqocnt could be used against
the county In damage auitA. n any
are brought
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27

ema a. - first cn an easN ans ~ Rnith
ana eeas 10 s@cpa1 On slia rttra
$50. "a ~ ~
fHlfls ... .-..s..... --.4...=..... ~ II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27

nera Of tho recent winter meeting
at oaklaus He quit the season
them over $4,000 to tho good.
Coleman will not cut IN hero until
the second week Of the meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27

Tho suburban handicap promises
10 be- one Of tho closest races 81
thu season. So far the prime fac.
tors appear % be Running Water.
Montgomery. ElcCtioneef. Flip
FLAP. Dandeiion and fountain
bieau.
Thirteen IL not a hoodoo for the
phIlliaH They have won i2in.
ming game in which they made II
hits.
The work 81 the Quakera At
poughkoopsie has proven surprise
to the eoaolses of tho other crews.
Willie Hoppe has left Amsterdam
and invaded Spain with hle cue
Aifonso'H Kingdom has always
been n land of peril 20 American
players. Carter. Rudolphe Rnd
Carme acquired habits thea tbat
helped TO shorten their liyeat II 10
said tho mere thought Of going
made Maurice DAILY bald.hWsied.
A gold and silver trophy Hor the
owner and 81 900 In gold Dor the
two drivers Of the winning gar are
the prizes offered I'm the hour
automobile international endurance
derby. which viii be held at Hrigh-
ton Beach. New York. August .
and 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27

sanfara. the fleet ingoldshy San
Kara mare. holding the coast record
for a mile Of isSS IS. made AZ the
rccent san Francisco meeting. ar.
rived here a few days ago In a
private horse car which Was AZ.
tachesi 70 the Oregon express. san.
fara viii not doubt prove a popular
fRvorfte with the racegnoFs here
as she always doas her best. and
I, would not surprise the writer "
on some sunny afternoon this sum
mcr Sanfa-a runs the fastest mile
ever run over A circular track IN
America The worlds record IS
t;sT rs. and as The Meadows L.
. second faster 10 the mile than
the OAKLAND track. Sanfsra has a
good chance 10 shattsr It.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27
~ REFUGEE.

The annual summer meeting OF
the KiaE County Fair association.
which will commence next SAtur.
day At Tho Meadows. viii be- by
all odds the greatest racing meet.
ing ever pulled Oft In the north
weat. and the class ot horses that
will run over the track n as high
a. az any racc track In the coun.
try. There have been humorous
improvements made In the track
eauicSient. aad as usual the turf
followers are promised 4 hotter
car service. but whether that will
develop rests with the Seattle Elcc.
trio compaay's officials. When the
barrier il sprung In tho first race
Saturday Il i confidently expected
that over n. 600 persons viii have
passed through the gates. as the
popularity Of the sport 0f kings
was never SO high around Seattle
a. Il Is at present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27

Joe Harlan. Billy Engatrom and
Nd Soulo. who we're tho Blk three
ga the ring hero last year, viii
again endcavor TO make tho priooa
for the players,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27

Australian Woman Has Highes,
score o. Any Woman IN the
Antipoaua.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27

Tho championship round of the
women'a Eastern Golf association
resulted IN n tie between Miss
Francis Osgood. the present holder.
and Miss Mary Adams. Both are
from Boston. Mass.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27

The attendance In thu other
eitiea 81 tbs league is picking up
and Il 10 hoped that the attendance
wlii continue 90 b. good Spokane
turned ont the banner crowd when
1000 yelled wildly AZ last Sundays
game and Butte turned out hand.
someiy yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27

Battling Nelson has left for
Frisco. 20 prepare for his fight with
Jimmy Britt. July g. The Dane viii
have 10 prune away considerable
flesh before be iH flt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27

The Ballard team and the
Ralulsru will play again ncHi Fun.
dny At Athletic park and the game
promises 20 be an interesting one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27

Handsome Jack FLYNN, with n
large supply OF rcd neehtles. IA here
from Oakland. lie will probably
make a hook.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27

MOONLIGHT excursion ON lalSo
Thursday night Fortuna leaves
Leschi ut 3 y. m. Ufania leaves
Madison at s u. M. Fare 26C. 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27

George Rooster. who took the
money FOR the Alaska club here
last year. Ia In the city lilo will
be associated with Johnny Cole.
man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27

Mullen & O'nrlen. who operated
the bohemian club At Oakland dur.
ins the winter. will put on two
hooka here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27

Nelson Iones. who aas the orig
inNl Seattle bookmakcF. wtll be- on
deck Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27

Jockeys norei. Palms and RettiE
who viii ride az the meeting. came
In last night frum the south r.
Davis, who will al@n ride here. has
been tn town for some time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-27

J. q. Code. the vel known turf.
lie. il Ia the city. lie viii prob
ably put a book On.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-08-15

iF county court awarded The
pub. 5hlng Of the local option notice
without asking the prce. Judge
D'Noal wanted it 70 go TO the Lead
~, but :ka wouldn't hardly bc fair,
a. the Leader has the very lucrative
jobs 81 comfy collector and mayor,
y"tthat would be according to scrip
,urc, winch says. TO him tia, hath
hall be gwen" Judge Klhwcll
thought It ought to 90 10 the States
MN, 70 order 70 rcCoup 1t for pub
i,hlng the financial statement free.
lie probably didn't stop to think
that the credit of having the financial
statement published free was entirely
due to the Morgan County RaprELI-
C,H, and a say,ng to the county Of al
least SOB. We have been all along
III" hne and know that an organ costs
money, and about every dollar OF II
COMES ont Of the taxpayers pockets.
Morgan county has paid thousands Of
dollars in graft on her printing.
Now that she can have, this work
done at fair price ii is time 10 Gu,
out the graft a square deal is in
Mdef, ard it must come. We viii
probably have sonething int testing
on this line later.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-08-15

lays fertile egg. This, however, is only
a vague theory, and only valuable 10 the
end az ii applies to :he infertile hen hay
ing less tendency TO broodiness than IT,.
good breeder.
the service Of the male Flow many
eggs will he v~i,alize' Will he "yi,ali7.
my il the hen IL earring an egg near ex-
clusion' WIN the male serve il he hen
is ia the latter condition. CTm not here
speaking Of the cnckcrel who catches q
hen on the wrong side Of the fence and
worries the life ont Of herr Taking for
granted that the lien Is like all other
animal life, therefore has a true period
of "season," docs she scccp. service
| when out Of season. and, if 80. Is that
service Of breeding value!
This ~ - hnnch Of questions all Of
which are Of more or less importance to
the poultry fraternity at large. For in
stance, surprising that We can demon.
strate that - hen with one service, given
when IN season, is sufficient TO ~fcrtiIize
the following ten or fifteen cygs. this
would give us the power to SO conscrv"
the energy o! one male that he couli
take care Of one hundred females, in.
fact, he could lr: handled a, We handle
q valuable stallion, bul! or boar.
Now these questions are not for us to
answer; such matters must fall 10 the
lot Of the true scientist. The casual Oh.
server, even when naturally observlnt,
cannot and will not reduce his observa
tons 20 actual data and draw hi, con.
illusions from actual figures. Still fur.
thcr, it needs an education which Tn.
braces n thorough knowledge Of dis
section and anatomy. These are matters
for the college and experiment station
Us fcliows on the outside may form
opinions, bat the truth Of orr theories
must DC established by the scientist, and
he 1.-THE ~scicntist) cannot furnish I'll Oh in.
formation on.h,nd. il will take some
tiu!c.-MATT W. BALwIN III Poultry
Topics.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-08-15
MISSOURI STATE FAIR
Boys Corn Contest.

Premiums aggregatjug SirO,D) arc
Offered for the bet cora grown by
young men over Is years aud under 20
years, aud by boy, under IS years.
Prizes will be offered on similar classes
by the Agricultural Coiieg. and the
Board Of Agriculture to he awarded III
the Winter Corn Snow 70 be held IN
Columbia, and the same corn exhibited
at the State Fair, may be shown At
Columbia Boys should reinrmier that
each exhibit should be entered w,,l, the
Secretary of the State Fair, aud reccr.ed
on State Par entry books on or before
Friday, October 4, g O'Clock p Re.
menIocr the Pair opens October 5th and
contirrer to llth. Get a Premium List
Of your County Clerk. or write secrc,ary
j X. Rippey, S.daAia, Mo, for fun
information.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-08-15
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