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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-25
TIDES, SUN AND MOON.

Full moon April 9th at 7:34 p. m.
The tides at Kahului and Hilo occur
about one hour earlier than at Homo
lulu.
Hawaiian standard time is 10 hours
30 minutes slower than Greenwich
time, being that of the meridian of I57
degrees thirty minutes The time whis-
tie blows at 1870 p En-, which is the
same as Greenwich, hours 0 minutes.
Sun and moon are for local time for
the whole group.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-25

e. and S.
rected for temperature, instrumental
errors, and local gravity, and reduced
to sea level. Average cloudiness stated
in scale from 0 to 10. Direction OF
wind is prevailing direction during "A
hours ending at p. m. Velocity of
wind is average velocity In miles per
hour. VIM. B. STOCKMAN,
Section Director.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-25

for storage of the same are published
for the information and guidance of all
concerned:
Whenever quartermaster supplies
quired by quartermasters and COM
handing officers of organizations. re-
QUESTIONS therefor will be forwarded
through the next superior commanding
officer to the quartermaster general,
who will cause such acquisitions to be
filled and furnish such storage accom-
modatiOns to the extent authorized by
existing regulations and in the manner
prescribed.
By order of the Governor:
J. w. JONES,
Colonel and Adjutant General, Nation
al Guard of Hawar.
National Guard of Hawaii,
Adjutant Generals Office.
Honolulu, April %, 1907.
General Orders No. u.
Colonel Samuel Johnson having been
granted leave of absence for thirty days
commencing April %, 1907, Major Will
liam r. Riley is appointed to command
the First Infantry, n. G. H., until fur
Their orders.
By order of the Governor:
j. w JONES,
Colonel and Adjutant General, Nation |
al Guard of Hawaii.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-25
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.

Issued Every Sunday Morning by the
Local Office, u. 8. Weather Bureau
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-11
GRIFF NEARLY HAD A FIT
WHEN THIS TOOK PLACE

Brains arr a. great an asset IN
the baseball market a. moei any
other place lts the man Who has
a think tank. aud keeps Il Ia work.
Ing order. whe continues "a dras
the fat pay check Players Ike
Tommy corcoran refnain Ia faat
company long after theY lose their
youthful friskinena. because thcy
use their Wits
nat some hail players seem %
lose an the horse sense theY ever
had right at the time when they
should do their beet What iAek
o'connof sweara happened 10 Aoat
neyllla IL good illustration OF the
poini. Jack says Neville IL eood
90 muscle. bat liable 70 so ap 10
the air without a parachate The
nFsg year che New York Yankees
we're organised Bexilie caught AZ
exhibition gAms on the training
trip. aud made = play that caused
0riffith TO alaiost burat blood
vessel
The score was close. and there
we're three men on ba2ee. Tbs man
on third vas caught off. By nevilss
MAKING = pes 10 the laird base
man. aud 10 the fun-up no dodEod
out 81 tho base path limit.
Bepitls had the ball. and in the
exettsmeus of the moment gave
chase aud tried 20 ;sE hts man.
The runner circied around bahind
the players beneh. with bsvtlls bot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-11
STRONG TEAM
FOR CLUB

The Seattle Athletic club viii Be
represented BY a strong track team
In the +. n a championship iraek
and field essets 70 he held tn this
clty on June a.. Tralelag will be
begun nsHt Monday or TUESDAY aud
continued up 10 the day o. the
meet
Following are some Of the men
Who will wear the B. A. &. eolofs
Deshes REX smith. Hall. Jad
Thompson, Bowen.
Hurdles lack King. Wee CoYia,
Ike poud. shrsiey Parker. Circus
sicily SMITH.
Quariermlle -Giah. Coyle. ilar
vey. stall. Rex Smith, Jayne. Diek
Huntoau. Jud Thompson,
Mile and half mile Parker. har
rls. MeNair. Trott. MekaY.
Hammer and weights Nundy
HanE. Hooper. LAY Smith. Audsf'
hon. sample. tA~reree-
Jumps aaa taaisiug Grant, Rex
Saith. King. Holdman. Thompson.
knox. Cook. ssell. Fair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-11
BIG BONUS
OFFERED Rsos TO WIN eEs.
aANr-coulo WILL HAVE
TO nusrlE-ptrcHEs nAsEs
WONDERFUL RECORD.

HAxrJox HAS OFFERED TO
yoay up bis SALARY % siz,eee 10 The
Ciueinnati Reds n thsy wia The
pennant. hut be-. pct losias saJ
sleep ever tha prospeci.
TOMMY coRcoRAS ~ cfScH.
lnx his place Al sscon4 ~iih The
Giants
FIVE PLAYERS IN THE AMER
lcan Association carry sufida
championship medals. Foar Of isem
are vita Minneapolis and AZ The
cioae Of The second seek AinneAp1'
lie hsld down lat piaea.
JACK ooIDswAiN IN THE
latsat Engilah athlete 60 east his
eyes oa Amersean purses. Hs = =
lightweight and IL due asrs tAs lAAi
Of May.
nosToT NATIONALS HAVE
started the seasoa VITA The biggest
crowds for yezru.
nUFFAfyo POLICE STOPPED A
Sunday game because admission
waH ehsrsed TO ths grand stand.
Tbs managers thought they woult
not he molsstsd a. long as thsF
charged no admission 70 che
grounds.
NIKE DoNIIN HAS BEGUN TO
hit for the LogAn Squares. Chicago
aeni pro club.
PETE o'BRIES. UTILITY MAN
with the Cleveland Maps. has been
fired $50 and suspended By Man.
Axsr IAiois RE straycd from tbs
narrow path. and Larry found 1t
out
MANAGER CHANCE ~ SAID
10 be figuring on another Jeff hand.
ri twirlsr Tor the Cubs The new
man 10 nov pitching for a western
college Chance refuses to name
him. but says he's a dandy.
ANDERSON rs FT.AYfso A
star game with Washington.
THfELMAN. or THE cf.EvE.
land Napa. has derolslnE shoulder
motion. closely akin 10 a bAlk. II
frequently enables him 10 catch a
runner mapping
EWING. or CINCINNATI. rs
being tipped to iHish With the lead
efs among the tvtriern this season
oRRiE MewiLLIAMs A mon
teauma. Ia. boy. vas chaksd 20
death hy = gumdrop during a ball
game. He vas catching and tried
to swallow the gumdfop whole. IN
the exeitemsat Of completing a
close play.
GOV. HUGHES HAS AS8Aa.
Einatod the Fravisy boxing btu In
New YORK.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-11
MWM | NIGHT
alSETUISN MGeKM
S1N JONES J. 1en,sS

The question has been ASKED
unany times - 10 whether ! VIII
ever return to the RING again. The
newspaper have aKisAted the sub
Jet. and on many occasions they
have svea gons 80 far ~ to say
that I would fight again. and that
~ the Tear future. Nov. I rever
liks To start . thgnx uniesa ! can
finish. I have retired from the
prize ring. and only one thing would
ever induce me TO retnrn 70 q
again. That one thing IL this; In
the event that some foreigner. say.
Bill Sauires. defeated the beat
heaxyNelghtn IN the ring today,
and II 10 20 Far showed his anpes
rforfty over them as % Be arknowf
efKed champl1sn. thsn I poald come
out Of retirement and give him a
chance % either take TIE cham.
rlonxhip trcm me o. else be ship.
ped
dsf say On one occasion 20 Tom
ny nurns thas would fIgkt him 1.
be secured us . tso.o0e purse. bus
st the time dld not thing he could
accomplish thsa
Many have HAif tia, could nev.
or ge, into the shape that waa "a
before refirinx have gone inta
. saloon and fakea a DRINK With !
friend. and the NEXT day some pa.
pers would come out With the storY
that Jeff was drunk. The storf
that I am = boore fighter IL not 50
I take a drink when ] vanf 4. eas
sometimes I 20 weeks and weeks
without ever touching q drop.
left the fight game becauss
there was nothing IN n for me.
hs6 whipped all the heAvyveighta
and after being on the stage and
touring the country for seven
years. the fact that the champioe
was going 20 show In certain the
alter ala not interest the people liks
7, Gid When I first went on ths
stage.
The hardest fxhf I ever had Wa
With Tom sharkey. when fought
MIN the first time 7 consider thi,
one % the hardest fights u my Rms
career. Joe Choynak landed tbs
hardest blow that I ever received
He BIT me- full IN the mouth with :
right cross. and drov. my I'D be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-11
SULLIVAN AND
KELLY DRAW

LOS ANGELES. Mny iis-JeeA
Twin Sullivan and Hugo kelis
fought to "A draw here last ni9ht
giving the fans 20 rounds u fast
milling. Neither man was much
hurt. bat the SO was an Interesting
one
Kelly atArtsd off IN great style
and for the first few rounds seem
ed 10 be on tho verge 81 hNsapihE
Sullivan OF bis feet but the LAT
ter fought hts usual headY nght.
and kept getting stronger ~ the
SO progressed
Tommy Turns saa referee aud
hts decision. calling the tight a
dra1. was received With entire hat
isfacti0n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-11
THEIR
MONEY BACK

A number Of prominent sporting
men Who purchased seats 20 the
fake O'Hren.Burna fight have hir.
ed an attorney 70 bring an action
against Manager McCarey OF the
Pacific Athletic club. 20 compel
the return 81 their seat money
The district attorney Of the
county Ga which the fight took
place will probably bold an ex.
animation OF OBneu. Burns and
MeCarey. with the uoH OF attempt
ing to suppress fighting. but Il II
doubtful az 20 hts ability 10 do
this on account OF a state Law per
hitting zO.round sparring boutH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-11
SEATTLE BOYS WIN
BIG DEBATE

Last evening the Seattle high
school Debating team defeated tho
Olympia high scheoi Al the latter
place The question wAa. Resolved.
ThAt railroads shoald ~ owned and
operated b. federal government.
Ths Seattle tram arEusd for the
present system. while the trio rep.
reaaating the Olympia team sua
tAinsd the affirmative. Ths contest
iastsd for tao exciting and intsr.
e4tinE hours Clarsnce Keith. herke.
ley Blake and Arthur Lind repre-.
seated Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-11
YESTERDAY


Fir-t race. 50 nit@ --ttssthsr-
soets. tea tBarslt. 10 :. see
HsFtsss tst sseona. Altar. tea
thlfa Time I "a.
sssona fas. ! lie nites-N.h.
enss~aF TIE. tiiofsil. 20 !. won
TaFfis4h. ieG sseenf. Hird 80 Pes
cage lei. fhlfA Tine fsf 80
Third Fees. ttsts ratts NJ ,
csesfes. les. 70 % !. uou. crssteu
HaY. ita. sezand Tive 81 81
reatsh rae. FatufltS soarss=-
osmmsl 30 fMcfeei, 20 I. wcn
So AisEsn. s. saeond Esesfsnts
tfa. sAifa Ttn. lie as
FIfth rses ! tsit mtts.=-Ftfs'
Peer. tet. ArrouFt te& sscos9
Yalf Faa0E lea. thira Ttms -
atsfh fsre. tie mile Marsh =
NsF, ~ fR@ssl. 8 - 4 wsas f.aFd
81 ere vale. iit s~cend Edtth
Jsess LET. third Titns ilt1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-11

tween my frunt teeth. and u vas
necessary fcr me to take a knife
ard cut Il out
40 DOT wish 90 express. an cpin.
ion on the enmlnE flarns0sBrs@n
tight. az ! vill referee that mill.
but this much I viii SAL fUkard
Tommy pnrua a. the nost agrees
I've fighter IN the heavyweight al.
vision and the hardest man 70
beat. lie IL a game fellow. and wiil
give ant % them a run foF their
money.
The story that gave away the
championship 60 the winner OF tha
Hart Root fight IL false never
made any such offer. ard moreover
I could no, have done so even y !
wished. The title wss not nine TO
give Away. II Vas someth!ns that
I eoala elaim as ny Own. and jet
kaa no power 10 give u % soms
one else. Why. for that mater. ]
could have gone cut On the street
ard given n 60 some wunan. and
thea where wouid the champion
ship have b~sn'
The only tina that I ever vent
into the rinT with the intention Of
whipping q nsan out Of illfnsisuE
vas when I fought Jack Munrpe.
Hs hss slanaer~d ne and said al
sorts ~ mean things ahout ma. and
determined 70 give him the Hex
ing of his life. ana dii.
u has ben asked na BY nv
friends AZ 10 whether coula get
into condition akalu fur flKhi
That y something ! cannot tell
until I 60 IN training ! feel Just
A. good a. ever dif. ana when ron
tsts into consideration TIE fact
THAT 7 was ~ ny best when ! -
tired. cannot see any reason whT
I could not get into condition and
BE a. good as vas before retir.
Ing.
have been asked 70 cypress ar
opinion on Viii squires rhis 7 40
ros Wish % 10. ~ have never seer
sauirea sight ard 10 not know
what he can 40. We may be =
wonder. and then. again. he may -
a Cub. Wait until sanirea fights
ard then yoz viii be able 70 tel
whether he has q chance 70 BE- tbs
champion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-11
LEAGUE GAMES ARE
ALL CALLED OFF

Ma games vere played in the
northwest league yesterday. Inc
sxme stary was told In Seattle. Ia
coma and Aberdeen. Heavenly
arlhhlinks interferred with the
nlsns OF the magnates and they
ware forced 10 call off the sched.
nled games
nux WAS nes willing 20 give up
hope yesterday until the last min.
uta Roth the Seattle and NAacou.
var teams we're on the grounds
ready to jump into the game thenid
ths wesness cease. but q few mia
utes bagers o'elock Wilson walled
ever to Dug and sald he guessed Il
was ali off and Dug had 20 admit
that N was. Rain checks were
PASSED and the fans told TO be back
today.
weather permitting. Dug's men
viii cry to make st five stralsht
from the Canucka From early ap-
psaranees this morning the mas
nate mar have 10 be satisfied with
three straight. and 40 ancient star
xaser ever watched the sales closer
thaa The rosana one IA doing today
II noe Appears that Dugdals may
not Be- able 10 land Ferris. tbs star
southpaw now with ST. Paul The
saints are beginning TO want the
services Of the lefthsnder them.
selves and are loath 81 cut him
,coss. Dug ls after another biz
fellow named Coy. said to have .
great record Is y tvirier James
Hickey. the pitcher signed from the
Coast league. il already in The eity
and mAy woFk tomcFrcw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-11
FOR HER OWN

taria today personally avr..e =,
foung prince upssttinx ~ v
ents and disrsssfdlnx shs $3.50. 1897
u court. NssssH
The foyei nurse Wa r..z~
the queen would have nons !, =
shS she Insists she. and shs 49,
will nurse her offspring. '''''
Every one sssinE her detsrs,..
ton and wsrs 80 proud = -
mother. that they aceussssss ~. ~
ilY end they love her mora Il. -
srting her will "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-11
SAY "FOLDING BED" SHARKEY BUYS

tanner aud rushed dswn % the
riufa. who had promihsd him special
attention
THAT room you Huve me II all
fight. but there Il 40 bed "a It.
fhs CLERK came very near HsttinE
whipped ~ ahafkef IN the arsa-
msut that followed Finally the
clerk led ihe way 90 the fepm e.
shaw rhhfseY where he vas vFuns
The shilof rushed into the place and
started u cali Tue clerk ageiu,
Why. there IA your bunk. a.
claimed the surprised attvndant. and
with = lafk be pulled the bed down
and showed it % sharkeY.
Poor fam stood for the laugh. and
to this day the story Ia hvins told
oa him ard he never denies a. II
anything VIII make him buy" that
story viii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-11
LEAGUE TAKES in
BELLINCHAM

tielliaEhan was taken inte the
FuEst souut League Last niEht BY
q unanimous vcta. The league nov
baa eight clubs. and Il the stFoag
est emstear organization ever
hFuuEht together Ia the SufihNrat.
The league aa Y now stands Il CON.
posad Of The following teams.
Seattle Hupufiors Hysas RAJ
nlssa. Richmopd'a natniera. nrum.
sfton. Black Diamond. Renton.
Princes Cubs and BeIilnEhAm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-11

fem aharksf claims TO he the
original hey who discovered the
folding bed story. And | am feadY
60 believe a,
shortly after Ton had van the
championship % the unitsa states
navy and hraaehsd cut into the rms
business IA earnest. he went 20
Erisc0 ead secured a fcotn ~ q
second class hotel
A bell boy showed him 20 his
quarters and Tam was fairly we'll
pleased with the general appearance
OF the sstsiis until ne discovered
the absence of . he'd Heiua nom =
shin he thought u possible be was
% be gixen a hammock, bat he could
locate ne place en- which such =
resting place eoutd be hung Tie
sesrehSd IN vain until he Lost his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-11
SPARkLERS
FROM TIE SPORT WORLD
ooLF CHAMP ooiso ABROAD
BASE BALL AND ouMoRoP
KILL soy.

FOLLOWING A CONFERENCE
with Manager uanlon the Fumor
has KFown that Jake Weimer will
son bs seen In Red uniform.
JOE CANTn.I4oN's COACHING
has caused = storm In The cas-;
Pans seem unanimous in believing
hls STYLE might do in the bushes.
bat net on Blk league diamonds
COLUMBUS LOOKS LIKE A
repeater IA the A. A. psnnsnt
chase.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-11

Last nights session vas devot
Cd to congestion for tho associA
tons t250 challenge cup and 70
one FOR braces. three judges pre-
siding. The challenge cup was
won b. Arthur Murphy with bis
''KIrkedAle Garnet and Gallant.
they proving to be the best team In
the brace class DR. Sharples' cocker
spaniel pair "Butheta and Pa.
tos walked Oft with the sweep.
stakes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-11
UPPER CUTS
At nAsEnaIL KtExTx--SoruIzR
ESeIIsuaAs LICKED - Ass-
NELSON FIoHr SEEMS A.
sunED.

IN ths ftfsf seven games Cy Rsy-
nsoaf. AeW fork NAftsnal star. sszAsie
one home rsn. tive triples. three
doubles. five singles. a fetal Of ~
bases on ii hiGa That ts hAtAns
.Gsi. which IL esftalFtf goins some.
Cubs S. a ws5h ssefns 80 b a
good tip IN the National rax@ The
teams appear tcpsid~d AGAIN. vita
the ChtraAo saa Ns& ora bUn0hst
IL . eiAas by Themselves
Manager fA3eis of the Cleveland
Americans has 70 work ous . daily
pusrls % which pitcher 90 use We
sean4s 90 have feo mAny seod ouea
TIE Memphis Jockey eiub is 20
test the l4s prohtbtsiHs poes ssii-
las IN that state
10 early season counts fof any
shIne Cincinnati viii have 10 hustle
20 stay al the TOP % the second
diNisian.
Harry Baker % frisco put Il al
ever Tommy o'ksofe Of FhiiAdsi-
phiA
40 far Jockey Miller has been .
frost 81 the Aqueduet meet
san IMngford defeated TiGss
amith. English mfadleweight. in
four rounds az 1scndsn.
RoxsaE l. 20 start In Chicago last
Of April No decisions viii be given
Mics May sutton leaves for Lon
+ aon the middle % May 10 attempt
~ regain her title Of woman laws
tsunia champion.
Frank : Marshall cheas cham
pion. PLAYED ~ members Of New
YORK club recently ~ once, win
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-11
stArrle poY WINS AonoRs.


PULLMAN. May 1.-THE inter
sahoiaatie ofatofieal contest took
place last night IN the state college
gymnasium. Jesse Bowloa. Of Sc.
attic. won. speaking against British
aggression AlYa J.. strauss, OF
North Yakima. was second AiYa
4. kits. Of Spokane, third. aud
Lewis HfislaHn, Of apraKue. fourth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-11

auKRs VICTORIA ursnTs ALL
rnEeEDEsTs AND ToDaF
stHsED ruE YouNc PRINCE
DECLARING THAT sHE WAS
Tng MOTHER AND NO ROYAL
NURSE ron HEn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-11
ssoHonlsH soy KiLLao.

sNonoNIsli. MAy ii-Johnny
MAhoaey. ase Il. was run over BY
= train IN the northern Pacific
yards here Thursday night and re-
eesved injuries which resulted In
his death. Mahnnsy and a com.
pAnion were PLAYING IN the vicinity
OF bis home and attempted 70
board = moving frei sht lie slip.
ped beneath the wheels and both
legs we're severed Hs wAs taken
70 the hospital aud dind At ! O'Clock
yesterday morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-11

Two predictions generally made
during tho spring practice season
are wofthF % noio@-sthat ChrfNty
Naihewaou vas In form.- because
Il has proven true. ane that
Brooklyn waa mach stronger than
lAst year heeauae u missed tho
mark 90 far
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-11
PRESENT CUPS
TONIGHT

The third annual beach show of
ire Seattle Dog Faneiers' associa-
ton viii come 70 an end In 4 blaze
of giory tonight when the awards
win be made in the various classes.
esps being presented 70 the win.
Mag CANNES. President sharples
ara Secretary AeAilister viii OF.
fteiafe In the ceremony Of bentow.
ing the honors on the animals al
sadsed TO Be the best Of their
classes in ths show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-11

PRESIDENT W " kANA-
nanSh. 81 the Southern BASE Ball
association. may be the mort Dem.
ocraiio candidate for governor OF
Arkansas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-11

FOR sale-Brand new MeMurfay
special racing cart. weight so
pounds. t76 Harris. No. 30 P-I.
Bldg. Ind. $50. ."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-11

after him Meantime the other run.
nefa scored. while Grsffish nearly
TIRES : NJ. yelling % nexiiis 10
thro~ the ball bsna IN The dIA'
mead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-11

fsertpes Teiesrsph ssvttesD
MADRID. May ii.-Qussn vie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-11

This wet weather Il not q good
thing for D'Afmond'a rheumatism.
and the Little Rnek lnfieider 10
aputterlng. What he wants IA real
cid Southern league weather, the
bot kina that takes the kinks out
and puts the microbes TO the bad
Dug IL worrying a lot about DAT.
m0nd. He needs him Ia hia huai.
ness. as nsArmond IL q good hitter
and a sWell ahorsstop. but the Little
Rock star does net seem to be com
iax around At all
Eddie Quinn IL In Portland try
ing 60 plea UP a player or two TO
strengthen his crippled Indian
tribe. Quinn Is especially anxious
20 get held Of Joe Pay. who played
with Spokane and with Tacoma la
past years fay IL In business Ia
Portland aud does not want 10
come back In the game.
Tacoma opens here neat week
Tuesday afternoon Mas Lynch =
band 0f Turks will svagEcr into
Athletic park aud then the trouble
will begin. Lynch 10 about the
scrappicst manager the northwest
has had since the days OF Honest
John McCioekey. IL Is too bad
that mn Hurley will be cut Of the
game. Hurley IL popular here, and
IL 80 scFappy that az fairly slntles.
~HunkyH shaw. formerly a NaiNee
atty Of Washington football star
viii Be on thlrd Tor the Tisers
cilnas aud Burnett. formerly on So
attic pay rolls. are two II Lynchs
star aiakgurs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-11

For sale-Brand new McMurrag
special racing cart. weight 80
pounds. t76. Harris. No. 30 PL
Bldg. ind. $50. o."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-11

HAVE YoU NOTICED THE
Fait which old "cy" Young is trav.
eiipgf
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TEAM insuredf II Dot call up
Ind. ssz. Rates seven per cent per
snnum without fiFeJ Interstate
1--we Stock Insurance Co. ."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-11

The Missouri Athleue CD 4
Louis. viii hold its ihig4 s-z
Marathon race June / n =,
q At Freeburg, III. and The ssiA
al st Louis
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Team insuredf II not call ~
Ind. ss3 Rates seven por cent pet
an.am fsltbout fire. Interstate
taTE stock Insurance Go. ss'
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AMnnIoAN LEAGUE
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rEHtSaros.

FIRST race 90 nafiss-M sry orr.
-. tnutisfl. ~ - 1. weu SsfrA
tel. sssaaaf fAast. Msfssaa. fs1
mira Tsws fitf as
ss~ana race. - mits.--nit Hst.
res. Cstroll. a. |. wen. ofissfst
tie. second. wtns Merchant. lie,
thifd Time 80 80
Thfra rars. So aiis,=-1oid Prcvf
isf fNicaii. - L weHi xsl ipi
second RAfbsrt. taa third T.sas
- Is
Faurth rara. s-t mile --oak
gfuss. tts. tHsiHersen1. - @ 1
waal Camille. 8a. seeshi. Axn<a
vIfstnla. ties. tstsd Tim~ rs "a
Ftfth race. as tuiis.a-f'ei ufady
fas. Gnraay1. % . won. Ma
Earst Randolph. 81 secsnSi Net
FtflsiH. Ifs laird Time 81.
sxth race. ia miia. Funsa'
taaA TIA. tN8euii. : 20 /. Yea taf.
sls Lighter. -, seeonf. Doetis. lei.
thlrd. Time SO IA
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Sam I.AnEford. colored Anesn
pug. who whipped Tiger sun Z
LONDON. has issued 4 chaiIass. i
any man IN England 81 his ssflt
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HEISIE PEITZ HAS BEEN oF.
tered 1880 BY tho Wiliiamaport
team. 10 hopes 90 arrange with
the Louisville elnp % accept the
offer
ALEC SMITH. NATIONAL.
wemiern and eastern oQsa goli
ehasnplon. wtli compete IN the open
ehamplonship of Great Britain. Al
HoylAke. June II