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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14

Congregational

congregational,
Plymouth THIRD and Unlver.
az Rev Francis Van Horn. u.
y pastor Services n a. "a and S
j. m. Sunday school. a45 M
\ = y G. E.. mlaweek services.
Thursday. s b. M. wnrning sub.
.ect ppearfanged victory even,
ms Great JOY in rs city
Pilgrim nfusdwaS and Rupuh.
hcan Rev Edward lincoln smith.
% ~. pastor Services af 10 "A m
sad 5 y O. sunday school. y 30
a ma Y T. q. G. &C., bsta p M
m.dNeck oineoiing rhugsday 3a0
q. ms 8 p. M go4per aeyUee
Edaowatgf- " hiimAn as. near
kilbourne A.. kov VIM e kaus
ser y ~ pastor Services &
m aud 4 . M sunday school
is So y r. = G. y. y. IA.
Thursday ) .. m
oak Lake Near OAK Lake
school. Rev D. W Uuffi,ha. pas.
tof 2 D M sunday school Mira
2 ~ Denny. superintendent. p
va Worship and aegmon br pastor
ohNct~ Winter &c aud flpo line
Rev Myric A Frost pastor 10
a. M SUNDAY school. 1880 p. IA.
Worship and sermon,
Prospect East Prospect Ht and
sath as n. $3.50 y IN. sunday
school. Jas. L, Wcief. aupf even.
song aud sermon by Rev. e Il
8alo. Wnrk~
fieacoa iiill Near Deacon Hnl
school Services III a. m Sunday
school te m. Y. y. q c .. 1il6
D. M
West Scattlc-Grand Az. and
Cedar It,. lioy g. Teifogd Erick
san. pastor Services n a M. and
3 y m. sunday school. lg m.. ~
Z. $ G. 3. p. ~.
Youngstown D. M SUNDAY
school. y m. ovenanng aud scr.
mon
S,iath Aihi Services Ia school
M: G. r.. Z D. m. n a IN. "rhe
worship aud sermon By Rev G. r.
Gale
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14
Labor Day Picnic

Postponed from Monday. Sept0m.
Dor 2. 1907 to Sunday. September
10. 1907. on account ~ rain. All
aboard for Pleasant Beach. Show
the folks that you can't keep a
good man down even II " does
rain Good dancing and music. and
outdoor sports. Don't miss them.
Boats leave Pier 2 40 $3.50, 10 aud
1850 a. m. and 1915. 2.30, i30
and 1880 D. m, ROUND TRIP 80
CENTS. "ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14
THE MARKETS


linalnoaa was brisk aud steady
thi4 morning on Cok25ulnai,v6 now
ftPutoeB are firmer this morning
thai they have been IN several
weeks being quoted as MN as ~
cetia per box. Onions also nre
hiRitef thla morning. commission
u'en asking ~ 20 8 cyeaa per
pound
a earlsed OF fancy grapea arrlv.
"a THIS morning from California.
Tho eantalpnpo season ~ nearly
over, hut the melons are az pros.
cui arriving Ia larFe quaniitleR.
with prices remaining steady
tfassy.
fas'pa homes. per ease. tssfU40oi
alfeinaa haHey. "a n, 30. callfsraia
asa, ssss'as,e..
lpua walls Waiia, ssWsf. native cab.
NsH1 h. lAgl4el herta eh tiaat
affei4 sseh 81 turnlpa Haeh 81 gsl
srawn, taItn rauiifisuso tisft 30 iss .
s"A tehprfs u taWf o. hek tHeuiHbrfa
tas i1 zoe. lima beans No. iis. green
'saa y g! summer .aasaes.. crate
ar esiaff. 90 81 oQs aaH piaHf p 90
tHf Wat new Potatoes. local 81 H4u N1l
iHts - ffl tomatoes lafai doe per
iak 20 ibsi wenatehes iainata~. hos
ser voc pumpkins iaaFe lb pafas
~ peg doe vas beans. tutc. carrots
naffer.
washington creamery. afct fresh east
efn tHh ESQ see fresh eastern hfffk.
ftatfeI renovated tHh. fee renovated
hfith 1856 taHehs butter. atW8bo
rssffry.
Tive hena. o. tEWttes hrsiiefs N. fsV
tse llta dHFhs lh tfr rnnstefa fuUfae.
fssaf Cd ffaFsH f5al 1--we. fnastsfa iao.
NshsfA saol tufasgs u.s.
eheese.
vs. Fnins etsrss, is1sf wis A. ffNsl
NfsH4n TNihs. iee ufssea Z A. lie
EeTa.
MaFhinNtHn ranth sNEs dos SIC.
EASTERN ESQ stei oregon ranch. 1fc
fisae aua Gameaa
fvffiAnn NeiHsnt imported peg bat
e41 fefiiaaa ssmsai Cahfafuls. ~
int. Neo
rfutf
AnfsA apples. qasr farubi a. rals
ifefnia apples 81 gk8ai afanees. fsncY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14
AMEND FRANCHISE

Nhai Is firmly believed to 81 one
y n eonciuding chapters In the
sss'af u the Seattle. Reuton a
naaefs street railway to the Sc
- keeifie oonpzny viii be made
hsiay night. when the city coun.
& sassss : supplemental ordinance
s'TlsE ca the recent franchise 10
! < Crawford. present owner OF
n Rsnion line.
ne ordnance. which IL really
= snsniInent 10 the franchise
Hz1ss plain and Ineligible certain
.oas o. the franchise. and
- Eas transfer of TIE llna more
80 accomplished The corpora.
-. committee approved the
f1's1dnsns YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14
COfONIST,' RATE MAYs
BE CALLED OFF

ICs ANGELIC. Sept "a Theirs
" possibility ia the c0lDnisia'
or homeseehers' rates 10 the Pacif
ic coast from the eaat may De-
called or after the first Of the
year The movement is now being
discussed by the Trap8cpntineuial
Passenger aHOciaiion Coast men
viii fight this proposition ae thou
sands Of homeseekers are yearly
brought 10 the coast and settle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14
INSANE MAN REcovERs.

William Jett. a convicted wife
beator. who was sentenced 10 serve
SO days In the city jail. and who
became violently insane. has 70.
covered az the county Jail II tho
recovery H. permanent the man
VIII be compelled to return 20 tho
city Jail and serve his sentence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14

'fs4tse. haaanas. bunch. tfsbagrol
sfape fruit. 81 asWsbei isnons pes
boa. % hua 0ai ilinaS>yaf case fs 90.
lleehy rofd oanialauks4 ernts. ii 900
iaA wstertnai1na - tMeI black
s,,,tdfilea' erats. q s9W.i q peaehes. 1.gn
50 beE crab applas hos &c q Ise cali
fnfhia fiapas case 81 tN0i it. naFfittt
neafn. sai pine apples 81 sNMh dnf
uHa SOC boa. zoe ib huetiahrrriea &
rHnee. go. iacoi nsafs fsrmgi East
sfa wssh pears ti4ai pssthas. Al
tefina % %. Crawford h0ai poe. white
neaehes fa.uAse. efanesrfisA. ifbo per
nos % 90 'p1 "a. sm.s
steers. p-f IN sasga. cows. X. sWoiGe.
calves nsf 10. tUeai lambs. p~ ~. ssei
para. f0fse
Meats
steers per NJ. gMol cows per H. eMci
veal per ~ se3 muttan, per No.
dressed heas. Is. aaisa N"
rish.
steamer hailbat. psf ID. tUthoi ehinaaso
70. Co. fiunn1cfa. ~, SNOWY eaiaa ~
g. uest. %. ii417Ao. schooner hsiibat
per ~. tutMa. silver Hmaifa, VI ae
uifmpia oysters, sack, E1t 70. tai = ~
fsessn ahaa per ID, ~. whitefish psr
Hay and Fs-astufrs.
Fuest sound hay. Ton. fr0ggi. alfalfa.
80 vi. wheat hay. too. ftfWits whole
corn, tuH, tzpl cracked corn. toa. Fat4
sii feed meal. ton. go. ntddinEH
Ton, tslgsti ~ sahs. per ten. az
= sheppsd feed ton tssG 70. oats. ton.
tfI@aE wheat ton asa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14

,x,.oliyER. a G.. sept lf--h
4 rolnx 20 be another anti
wv 49,, demonstration in Naneoa.
ep'e 4 expected TO take plaec
sef. \ fenowing che dockiag 90
sealss ,..sssr Noolgich irem fe.,s,-
sAe s'ss sssh 300 ianaueoe ahasfl
h . .,s s' indiana Is alec due
Ths ', s.caclala Nlsh tive hun
dgsa esseacoavsg passea svelf
u senlxb, without riot
'Arssssss ,ef Il Follec Chamberlain
~ N. ,hlnk W. nced expect auAe
y ~ ,srpahle aud We can sais'
ia.ew ~ Incident y over DC got
sH ~ a, demonstration wlea
sspsz ~. - .ssrs .lock. ~ che asitster*
~ .s s n = Il wogk. The onN pes
~ w. u s.sssr vii be- ia ihe cNeninH
~ ~. a. psopls sa, ..''I.,' on AN, ,ae
~ 49,. q talk the situation over
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14
SEOUL RIOTING


TOXIC. Sept IA Reports from
Seoul Indicate a constantly widen.
Ing field % riutinR which has here.
fOfore been largely restricted TO
the southeastern section, where
there are few Japanese Interests.
The latest outbreaks aro IN the
heart Of the japanese sphere In
the e14fhweni
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14


Fgrat Corner Fourth and
SpfinE. Rev " A. Matthew'S. pas.
Tor. Subject % sermon az n a m.
The AgHicsa t.ifc evening sub
lect. Making Fast The nuekiua
Westminster broadway and CO.
lumhlA. Rcy. N Wilson. pastor.
Cherry Corner gend av and
Cherry Rev W A stevenson. m.
~. pastog. Sunday school. a.s5 a.
Element ~ Prayer In Progress 7.
l.ove 81 God D. M. Row W. q.
Henadorn viii preach
Olympic Court Home station.
Crecn Lake ear a. G. Edgar. pas.
tar. Services u q. ia. an4 10 D.
m sabbath school a. 10 a. m
Reformed Presbyterian tCaven.
anteri church. corner Terry and
ulives Rev +. N. Slater. minister
Sabbath services az II a ~ and 5
D. m
ballard MARKET - and 18th av.
y W.. Ballard Rev Elmer r.
Thompson. pastor ~ e. m. The
Eirment Of rArYcr m Progress
., ia, IL tbo Church an EmiKfa
tlna Society
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14
TEA

Do you think you know
all there is in those three
letters, tea?
Your grocer returns your money
" you don't Ike SchillluE'a Best
We pay him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14

Templc-Corner THIRD and CO.
Oar; Hsv George Robert Cairns.
pastor ~ a. m.. "Tha EpiHtia Tor
the Present Day. 8 q m. preach.
INK by Rev MYrun W. Haynes. ID
u baptism az close ~ the service.
N0rwegian-raniah - Howard av
and Stewart; Rev. o. ~ XIII. pas
tor. Services I I q. M and p m .
Rcv Arthur d. Carpenter viii
preach az morning service
West seattle Madrona hall.
Rev. Arthur ID Carpenter. pastor
Services ; .. m; Sunday school. 3
y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14
NAIVE SONS MEET.


- DsT TOWNSEND. sept H.
- efand Camp Native sons of
4aston met ia this city
-. saslaY night. with representa-.
- u. u nom Dungenesz. Chimacum
:. u ". einpia Officers we're elect.
80. - D 5. Troy. Grand Com
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81 MARKS Carner broadway
and Madison. Rev. }. y. ~ Liwyd.
rector Services NJ : ard II n m
and ) ,. m Sunday school ~ 10
n. M. morning "A Strange Chap.
ter In Old Testament History.
evening. The Philosophy Of tho
Marriage Service"
Trinity Corner Eighth az and
James. Rev. III r. Goweu. rector
Services a. 7sSe and m a. m. and
"a 1880 p, m: Sunday school At
20 a. m. morning subject. The
AntawonlHm of lndiffpranco" oven.
Ing. Reminders 81 Duty"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14
70 DEDICATE CHURCH.

rssas.ln new church Of the Society Of
~ ~, osheFwise known "a Quak.
i, !. = dedicated by Rev. Allen
~ :. nlehmond. Indiana The
d. sasfeh e located ct Twenty.
- N and Spruce ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14
0RIENTALS CLASH

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept a.
The bark Electra. from the oannery
at Nuahagnk. Alaska. has arrived
and the captain reported serious
race RIOTS aboard The Chinese
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14

Tho Seattle Paychlc Society will
meet NJ Alki han az 2 D. M. whom
a lecture on psychic work viii bo
given by Helca Rice nurielrh. con.
ference at 1880 D. an; circles form.
ed a. t;90 D m
First Spiritual Society Knights
Of Pythlaa hall. First. near Pike.
Loio y. Prior, speaker. Services 3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14
IhspEcTINo WoRK.

ss.s.n y. chittondon. CORPS Of
- United States govern.
fsss -. Z making an inspection IN
BIZ .s s,'.snt work along the Colum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14
eoTTERILL RESIGNS.

- 1o,teFsil. manager of the
'.J rfpd1cers union. rendered
y II knasion yesterday. Illness ~
-. neshef necessltatng tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14
BALL SUCCESS.

e.. Inaugural bali Of the local
- 80 workers union was held
y, ~. .,sht n the Labor Temple and
financial and social sue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14

ant0.iapnA-se cannefymen engaged
in fuels. aud mOy Of both wefs
seriously wounded The ring lead
ora were placed "a tsUns. 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14
70 PLANT sHAD.

=, Aax A Twltchefi has received
Z 49,. .hai 2.100 900 shad win
-. -.a'sa IN Western Washington
-. nssi year under the super.
o. Henry O'Maliey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14
SOCCER FOOTBALL SUNDAY.

The Rangers aud The Th8iloa
viii play practice game Of soccer
football az Woodland park. sunday.
&C D. IA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14

whereby people who are troubled
with wakefulnesa enn be- pot 10
sleep BY electricity. This method
can also be used replacing chl0ro.
form aud other anaalheticg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14
SUNDAY TOPICS


= Notices for tho ehusssi 4
: column N the saturday star 4
= VIII not ho accepted after q =
= o'clock Friday afternoon. :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14

. M and y. m. circles. a. 20 "a
m afternoon subject. "rho Rome
En- and naneGs Of Medlumahip'
exoning Does tho hlfs Aiilr%
Spirit Communication Platform
mcsaagtG afternoon aud evening
miscellaneous.
dhurch OF Goa. nihliral 2ith nv
4 and Lane ~ Elder . NJ Webb.
rastor Services az n a. N and !
o. m
FREQ Gospel Miaaion, intefdo.
noinle aiCAal anga W isth a.,
INTERPLAY Meetings every Tueaday.
Thur day and SUNDAY evening al s
O'Clock sunday afternoon NJ 81
sunday school, D. m. Rev. c, H.
Rose pastor
Progressive club y . an. Raj
uicF hall l4g0 Second av "The
Signs of the Ttmea"
The Thrnaophicai society. Sen6
Tie lodge i30 Second ae Sunto
y a M lecture hy u. w rhipps
Whats y Truth
FIRST Divine Science Colombia
hail corner Broadway sand Pine
Agnes q Mccarthy. pastor. aerv
lees - u A. ms sunday school at
re q "a. rPilatu'u Prophecy
School of Illumination Egan
hall Arcade building Second av
Wilson fritch teachor Public
Meeting tor illumination and pow
Ht af d ~ Mr. fritch viii speak
un What Is the Soul What Are
fouf What Are Your Resources ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14

First Church Of Christ. Scientist
si2 Sixth av. Services at II a.
m. and y. M. subject. Matter.
Sunday school at n a. M. teati-
monial meeting. Wednesday AZ 8
D. m; reading rooms at s2s Alaska
building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14

Tho N. r. Church South--Rev G.
r. Reid. y. y, agent Of the ron.
crai beard Of missions. will preach
In Chrisiensens hall. Madison and
broadway. at II a m. and 3 p. m.
sunday, September IS and septom.
ler ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14

First CurueF broadway and n.
Olive Rev a. L. Chapman. pas
cor praachiug Al 10 10 = ~ aud
3 p IA. sanday school. - M G.
". Gas D. IA muguiag subiset
worthy o. the Guapri egrulnx
subject. Isaiah. thr Statesman
Prophet
Wittrrk Street. ballard ftitir
nahnoi. S.f5 q m pteaeainM. ~ A.
m. BY EFangoiiss y Oiaon. Clio
ufYing God In Christian Name
y m. "A String Sermon. foF chii
afcn. ,. m. G. v prayer meet
Ing p. M. preaching hy Evan,
Eeliai Olson. The Devils Compro-
mise"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14

UIscoVefh EIcctFIc Sleep.
PARIS Sept IA French pro
feasor has Uncovered method
lig picnic, danclng. outdoor
sports and speeches at Pleasant
Beach tomorrow. rain or ahine.
Take boats az Pier 2. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14
TAXING TIE WATERS

soda. ssltzer. uchy. carbonic.
etc. etc III they bear our brand
are sure 10 be pure. clean and
Just what they claim 10 be. We
deliver any desired sort at your
door az very moderate cost and
without any charge for carriage.
You have only to phone us-we
will call with information or the
goods. as you may indicate.
Pacific & Puget Sound Bo,tilnn
Company. Phone e27
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mn Is ~.

The charges against John
KreuRer and =. o. Weber. &C.
cuaod Of conspiracy 10 defraud
Maud Amt, recently acquitted Of
the charge Of rObbing VIM. Reed
Of 5000, viii BE- heard before JUS
tice George September o. A
change Of venue was granted from
Justice Carr0ll'a court
Help 10 make q Hucoeas ~ the
Blk postponed Labor Day picnic Ut
Pleasant Beach tomorrow. Be
there So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-14

h = 4nbOUhG. Sept. fl-Thom.
|fork snyan has sailed Tor New
has.e..h ne declined 10 taik financial
~'' q Sai'!esIi6a al aagy yard.
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Meetings held temporarily IN
tent az corner ~ gtth ay and Fif
q Services Bible school at 10
a. ~ meeting for Worship ~ II 4.
m. and p "a. on sunday. prayer
m@eiins az s p al "Wednesday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-23
EMERYVILLE TRACK CLOSES
Big Crowd, Clear Weather and Fast
Track Sees End of Rae
ing Season.

San Francisco, June 22.-The racing sea
son at EmeryvilIe closed TODAY. The
weather was clear, the track was fast
and the attendance very large Follie L.
easily shook off the field in the first at
five furlOngs The mile and a quarter
event went TO HarbOr, though Netting
ran a goo0 race. Quen Alamo had to be
pulled up. J. G. Glenn won the mile and
an eighth with no trouble Joe Coyne had
nothing left. Taamund made up lot
of ground near the finish. Fred was much
the best in the mile and twenty wards
Sugar Maid had all the speed in the last.
but Ethel Day ran an honest race and
johnny Lyons was there all the way. Re
suits:
First race five furIongs Raw of Gold
handicap-FOllie l., 107. Borel, to d won;
st. Avon, 1O6. Palma. to l. second Kis-
met, Jr-. 80. Kirschbaum. to l. third
Time. 1:01 Heatherscot Sandpiper and
Love of Gold also ran.
Second race, one and One-Quarter mile
seiling-HarbOr, 102. Kirschbaum. to ,
won; Netting, 102 Howard, II to ,. second;
Queen Alamo, 102. McCIain y to l. third
Time, 2:0I. Lady Fashion. Box Elder Lit
tie Joker. HOOligan. Bessie Vazy. Bakers
field, Watercure, Suavita and Salable also
ran.
Third race. five and one-hah furlongs.
selling-St- Francis. 112. Mentry. to /
won, Revolt. 1O6. Borel. S to l. second;
Combury. 81. Mclaughlin 10 to 1. third
Time los 4-5. PhalanX. Lem Reed. Nap
pa, Mysty's Pride and Optician also ran.
Fourth race, mile and an eighth, the An
RevOiT handiCap-J- c. Glen. 100, Mentry
TO 5. won; Joe Coyne. 106, McRae, 9 to ),
second, Talamund. 80. Mclaughlin. 10 to l.
third. Time. 1852 3-5. Lille b.. Royal,
Maxim and Andrew b. Cook also ran
Fifth race, one mile and twenty yards,
purse-Fred Bent. 107, Kirschbaum. 13 to
20. won Woolma. &c. A. Walsh, Is to 5,
second; Elevation. 1O7. A. Wright to /.
third. Time, III Livius, Nabonassar.
Treasure Seeker, Avalon and Grace St
Clair also ran.
Sixth race. seven furlongs. purse-Sugar
Maid. 100 Kirschbaum. IS to 10. won
Ethel Day, 102. Borel. even, second; John
ny Lyons 100. J. Hayes, 70 to ], third.
Time 1926 Milshora and Ocean Shore
also ran.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-23
HAPPENS 'IHk II A l. n>( DO



OF
{
The good is Hall of Fame
he cent
o
a
Hath unfaithful followers
Boxing friends has suffered much.
its death
will not be
Nor 70
Blu
And on kill Fistiana2
Their.
Tru are
Ye is lis eau
Ye all knowth la l.
emps Jim
To keepF and
Twas nd more
to losed
nd enames dhono They need no mention;
o lovers oft manly art.y
Look MOTTO the rim instances
Then for bruse ed featu
rom call o
Cast eyes
For here reigns so small
R1rnor boxing Il brutal heathfuL
And
Thereby and encouraging crime
Voudth evr resort o
If hey had been taugh
For years j
During Whic Il
And now that i
4 its death war
rNhos light of
evert to
Truly something rotten in the state Of Denmark
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-23
SPLINTER WHO EATS MEE
Barney Wefers Says It Takes tt
Kind of Food to Make an
Athlete.

New York. June 22.-"When V
want work out of a horse you 81
him oats. Oats is the proper food f
a horse. When you want to get WO
out of a man you must give him me;
Meat is the proper strengthening 70
for man. I encourage my athletes
eat meat plentifully. I know il
good for them 1 have watched T
many years the effects of differe
food on the system, and have conclu
ed that meat diet is the most SUI
able for the athlete
b. J. Wefers, the most phenomer
sprinter of his time, and who has bel
an athletic trainer for several yea
today gave the foregoing conciusiI
as the basis of his work in getting nj
into shape for track and field contest
Wefers has just signed a contract
train for the Irish-American AthIel
club. and today he assumed forul
charge Of the fine group of champiol
who are now in active training
Celtic park.
I have got a wonderful bunch OvI
here" said Wefers, as he watched 4
men at work. Just look at theI
There are Martin Sheridan, GeorI
Bonhag, John Flanagan, Lawson I'd
- '7oli 80 - ~ NiiOl / llilOStoH W al
Cohn and Collins. They are shOWiI
me great things, and respond willing
TO every demand I make upon theI
! am not inclined to be radical in i
methods of training. Each man has
be trained differently. Athletes
not constituted alike. One man nj
require hard work; another easy woi
One man may demand heavy feediri
another light feeding I am an add
cate of good eating.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-23
Ed AND TOM GET
SOME COLD FEET
This Is What DR.. Woodring of
Bingham Says About These
Famous HorSemen.
Special to The Herald.O

Bingham, June 2.-"The Bingham
bunch that has just returned from Provo
feel that the outing was not the success
that 1t might nave been, and the disap-
pointment was due to the cold feet pro-
clivities shown by the Provo racing con-
tingeht. headed by Ed Loose and Tom
Mccoy" says Dr. Woodring. of Bing-
ham. 1T is due mainly to these two men
that there was nothing doing in the race
line" says the doctor. THE conditions
were all favorable and, to the minds of
the Bingham horse owners there was no
reason that the race should not have been
pulled off. The track was in excellent
condition, but Mccoy said it was slick
The weather was fair. but Loose said it
was going to rain. and that his Ginger
horse IS a dry weather horse and that
he would not take any chances. DR..
WOodring. the owner of Kangaroo. said
that he was ready to go on with Kangaroo
and race the tails off the Mccoy anu
Loose horses. DR.. WoodTing is of the
opinion that IL was lot the weather HIT
Kangaroo, that Loose was afraid of The
Bingham norsemen cannot speak tcO
highly of MIR. Roberts. OF the Roberts no
tel, and Mr. John Farrer. to whom l.
was due that the 500 free for all was
such success last year. and they give
them due credit for that event and also
want to say that the Spanish Fork sports
are there with the coin and will go
watkins made the man who owns Con-
suelo take the Sanpete train tonight for
salt Lake City. Altogether there is a
good chance to try out the merits of Kan
the coin
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-23
BUSY WEEK IN
CYCLE CIRCLES
Both Salt Lake and Ogden
Tracks Have Successful
MeetS-The Winnings.

The weather man has been kind to the
cycle fans the past week and Salt Lake
got away with its two regular meets and
Ogden with its one regular meet The
q ) At three meets were all that
could lie desired and The l,:uncIeTs. riders
ana Tans are correspondingly happy
rank Kramer was easily the star of
the week. wiul as 9roIsS 3, Ia a. Clarke.
a close second. In fact. the speed of
Clarke Is practically unknown, but If he
remains under the guiding hand of
Kramer, he will in all probability take the
champions place in the cycling world
Floyd Mcfarland made his appearance
at the local track for the first time this
week. but could do no better than third
in the races where Clarke and Kramer
started. Iver Lawson rode Tuesday night
meet clearly indicates that at present re
must take a place with the also rams.
Ernie Pye, the Australian. is going faster
at each meet and his friends would he
glad to see him take a place alongside
his countryman, Clarke. Wilcox is show
ing great form and is fighting the best Of
them IN every meet Billy SamUelsOn.
who always has had a large following at
the saucer track, is back in harness again
and will now have a chance to prove TO
his friends that he is IS good 4s ever
The standings and winnings of the rid
ers at both the Ogden and Salt Lake
tracks are given below and make interest
ing reading. At the Salt Lake 2 track
Clarke heads the list of winners. with
Kramer n close second. This pair nave
won ten out of the twelve apal races OF
the season. Here is what eacn rider has
done since the season opened.