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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-03
ASK INSIDE FACTS
ABOUT CANAL DEAL
RESOLUTION WAN
LETTERS, ETC, FROM PReo'-
DENT ROOSEVELT,
TALK OF A BIG SCANDAL
In Connection With Rejection of the
Bid Of Understanding, Ex-
travagance and Even Cor
ruption Charge,

Washington d. C.. March 2.-The
term Of Indignation and public re
sentiment over President Rosev It's
action in rejecting he bid OF W. j.
Oliver for The digging Of the Panama
canal and turning ever The work 10
tap engineering depar mn mt of the
army. came To head today when Sen
.afar T Imam int oduced a bill in the
senate. calling upon the president for
all letters. communications, etc, H.
ag~dinc the canal contract incident
laundering. extravaganza and even
.r.,upt o.. { IS the firm conviction
'of many persons tn congress of boih
paTiics has characterized the con
5.,ct ~ "a. whole canal business ever
.ncc The Initial operations under tho
Scuoner law.
Senate Morgan. speaking OF the
anal construction said that It wonld
develop condition Of hirgs far
n,ore scanda'ous than shocked The
ueople of France. wAen the exposure
came before that country ON May 2.
Itir Roosevelt administration VIII
lbg,e been an W on the canal for
ltsfee years spending money. at the
Lowest estimate. a The rate Of So,
..a.ro1 q year. with the chief result
Ian absolute failure aad tie deseTtioI
ami abandonment of the task by
every engineer who had undertaken
ttHe work
sIundering and EStraVaneanee.
The trouble is. according 'o 30
.rratcr. .hey got sr7 ci of t'c mas
nHn1p of tho job and were r'aiy vii
. .,uv Liud r cNcus" - -cuiti" away
b ITre amount of money spent since m
, massage of tho Sroouef sct 9ith 81
r .olutelv nothing accomplished towar
a .uhstaui al Hegin- ne was vi b.
$40 600 0G0 Of The cost Uf the entii
,5tcfprise. a. calculated in the s.
, allied Spo"nsr iiiI
/, THO return g. sea level consiru
. itinu was. the senator saiJ. what va
originally provided 10 the Hepbui
lbr which was the bin advocated
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DEMOCRATS FIGHT
AGAINST SUBSIDY
FiLIBUSTER ENGAGED IN &c
STAVE OFF FINAL ACTION
IN THE SENATE.
PERSISTENT OPPOSITION
Makes Legislation on Bill at ms
Congress Out of the Question
Bill to Reimburse Smoot for
His Defense.

Washington, March 2,-There Will
be no ship subsidy legislation during
the present session Of congress. rms
fact was practically conceded by an
when the senate supporters OF me
subsidy bill agreed late today 10 al
low the subject to so over until To-
morrow. The failure Of the measure
will be due to the opposition OF Demo
cratic senators, which was so pro
nounced as to cause them to engage
In filibuster for more than an honf
to prevent consideration Of the meas
ure at today's session
At 1870 Gallnger who had charge
of he bill when ii was before tne
senate called the measure up ana
moved to concur in the house amend
ments. This motion was immediateiA
met nv a counter motion 10 postpone
consideration until tomorrow, ana
when II was voted down. various
other motions. all of a dilatory chaf'
acfer, were introduced by Democratic
senators. and Notwithstanding that
they were defeated, it was perfectly
understood that determined opposl'
tiop at 60 late an hour in the session
meant the Intimate defeat Of the
measure unless some agreement conla
| be reached.
Little Hope OF Agreement,
| Meantime there will be some efforl
to reach common grounds but no one
bopes for success. The principal OPP
position today came from the Demo
cratic senators who were interested
| in the commerce Of the Gulf OF MeN
leo and it has been suggested that
if further provision could be made IN
that interest they would accept the
bill
Other Democratic senator's, now
ever, oppose the measure Tor other
reasons, and if the gulf states eie
ment should desist in its opposltlol
Il. would be renewed by their col
leagues who base their antagonist
on other grounds
Moreover. the house leaders hay'
practically served notice upon tn
senate that if the bill should b.
amended in any respect by the senat
Il would be impossible to Obtain al
ton in the house because OF the Of
position there.
General Deficiency Bill Passed.
The senate today passed the ge'
eral deficiency appropriation bill, ca
rying slightly less than $40, 10000.
was amended by the senate by the II
clusion of several provisions, aggre
eating 100000 among which were;
Increasing the salary of the sec
tary to The president from $4,000 t
$4,000
TO reimburse Senator Smoot for eA
penses incurred BY him in defendln
his rights to his seat in the senate
= s15. 900
The Smoot amendment was tn
u only one in the bill which occasIone
discussion. McLauren offered a
amendment which provided that II
} protestants against Smoot should +
z celye an equal amount. When tn
: was laid on the table, he propose
~ Thar half the amount should 90 to Il
-, protestants.
y IT was explained that Smoot Ia
ic paid his attorneys $4,000 and ii
1t amount in the bill would only rel
IS burse him partially for this eXpen'
I ture
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-03

4 German investigator NHi'hN'"''
has promulgated the tbooF! ma -
tigge i the direct result of a poison
manufactured hy The system and de'
yeloued by hard wors. and requiHaS
rest TO drive il oft
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-03
Elndina Flaws in Metals.

y TIA detect hidden cracks opening
from the surface of metals, the snf.
face is first nfoistened with kerosene
and Is then dried of with a cioth !.
,s then coated with chalk 4 sort ot
diagram OF the hidden assures anu
defects IN thus produced
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Bad for Johnny.

..lf Won don't quit eating 20 n'p'n'
Johnny" exclaimed Mrs i'aps''u-'
horrf6cd ar The E'uiioaoCs Propen
tic. Of her Youngest ~the hrst tninB
,.,u know youi BE regular hh0us-
Ter!
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rIonty Years old. Going to School.

An old Gentleman 0I 50, WHU t.
been elected a judge for frndsen,
switzerland Is to 20 through uni.
yerslty course in order to pass ne
examination required BY the laws o.
the country.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-03

Better write your good deeds in
something more endurahle than ink
chemists tell us that all records writ
ten in ordinary ink new viii be com
plote,y faded out in 70 years.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-03
Oil snnt N Mexican Gulf.

In the Gulf Of Mexico ten mics
southwest Of Sabine Pass. IS cam
stretch Of water mo miles long ana
three.qnarters Of mile vide y Is
known as the Oil Spot and is always
pfacid
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Tortoise Centuries Old.

The Oldest iuhabitant IN the vorld =
a giant tortoise from the Seychelles,
II weighs go pounds and Is known
70 he over $50 years old Very pIo
hably It's age is somewhere about 59o
years.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-03

Tho two negroes who played the
parts Of highwaymen late ffldaE
night, as deta led in vest, rdays bu''
letln were yesterday arraigned III
Judge Ross court, States Attorney
Wilson representing the people, ana
b Id to ball in the sum of $500 each
Falling 10 give bond they were sent TO
thu county Jail toawait the action OF
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-03
(HtY COT SHOES
r. n. Haynes Store Visited by 5ur
glars--tiold Up Men Under Bond
in County jail,

Burglars entered the store OF T. ~
Haynes, on Thirty nrd street, cary
'yesu rday morning and stole thirteen
pairs Of shoes valued al nearly 500.
The goods had been taken from box
es in tue shelyea ana the empty boxes
put back in their places. II appears
thai the thieves took their pick as 10
sizes and quality for several pairs
which it seems didn't suit them were
left Oh the floor. Mr., Haynes founa
the door unlocked when he came 70
his store yesa rday morning ana pc
licyes skeleton key was Used
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-03

nm AND MRS. W. f. EI1ARD OF WATER NA>lN4i' MIS-
Aovo of Dr. and MIS- Eaiu OF Wasi a
Elard II given belo" ha ne o
three years ago ana a ~
in praises OF the good results ecsfeu
puolAheu o o"o"
is yeryco mmendabe in them 70 lehu .
1nina hand in this recaming others who nave oeh 20 ]
became addicted Alcoholic stimuants ms eoule
ot onlv ton Of things but ueS a0 "7 "
others how their homes can be made happE
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-03
A Sign.

When woman ceases 10 want 10 nc
weighed every time she sees pair 81
scales it is a sign that she has mad
to get larger "''set
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-03
Natural Preference.

Customer twho has found hair on
his butter) Waiter. Jell the proprietor
that ] prefer my butter baid--feie
Mels-
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-03
LETTER FROM DIR. ELLARD.

LETTER FROM DIR. ELLARD.
Chas. b. James, care James Sanator-
ium, Memphis, Tenn:
Dear Sir and Friend-ln reply To
vour favor of recent date will say TINS
leaves my self and wife well ana nap
nv The third Christmas since taking
vonr treatment for Alcoholism has
some and gone and not one time IN the
three years have | ever wanted 10
taste or had any craving for Alcoholic
Stlmulants of any kind. During that
time have had as many temptations
~ anv one person could have had
vet have had no trouble whatever ID
resisting. The treatment as admins
tered at your Sanatorium destroyed all
,hiret demand or craving for Alcoholic
Stimulants. | know Neurasthenla, Us
If cyists with the average drinking
man is n disca.e and requires scien
ti6c treatment. as does any other dis
ease. When once relieved 10y your
treatment no one need have any fear
'of falling if they will do their parj ana
cut out their old associates aud no
tanner with stimuIants of any hihu
even in social way. Should thc'
attempt this they will recultlvate 'h'
iold desire. and he old diseased cond
lion % the man will soon exist AGAIN
My wife joins me in sending on
IN artfelt thanks TO you for the eFea
. good | received at YOUR hands am
with best love and best wishes for al
connected with your Sanatorium an
voul grand work in yosr efforts to r
! deem fallen men. heartily recon
70 nond your tr atment in Aiconoii
cases. / am yours very truly.
DIR. W. F. ELlARD.
Water Valley. NJ S.. Jan -. l'o''
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-03
Nothino Lost.

Ncll-ME Gush Is always USING
wards that don't understand a. az.
Wise-Neiihcr does he'-D'''o"
Free Press.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-03

40 EXpfess dally. Is.----1-fs pm.
80 Limited. daily. lv......s-s7 an.
10. 8 EzpTess, daily, H. .9es In
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-03

ETTER FROM MRS. ELLARD.
Mr. Chas. b. James, care James Sana'
forum. Memphis, Tenn,
Kind Sir and Friead-Your letter
received and contents noted. THIS
leaves myself and the Doctor in fine
health and enjoying life. did not
think at the time Of writing my last
letter TO YOU OF your wishing to pub
Hsh IT, but will say You can publ sa
This one if you SO desire, and II II
will be the means of saving one IN
fortunate man / shall feel amply re
maid for ny time ! can truthfully
sav that | know there is virtue IN
vour remedy in saving a drinking
man. and I think there never was a
r,oater Godseud for fallen man than
your treatment.
Yes. publish this letter, ana send
q tc the remotest corner of the earth
ion't think it any disgrace at al
,ybcn he needs IT, but think it step
Ming ont of disgrace mo homer
VII say thta / know Or. Ellard ha.
never touched a single drop Of iatoXi
eating liquor since taking ireatm'h
with YOU. which is three years ago
al nave no fear of his ever return
ing 10 ils use again. This confidence
in his stability is a source Of ever
dav pleasure 10 me. and. ct c'Nls
aids greatly in making our nome
happy one.
Wishing you continued success II
the reclamation of those who haV
unfortunately begun the use Of stint
lanfs without knowing their DANCER
AMI that you may 1a instrumental i
restroing others io god health an
happ ncrs. am, yours very respec
fully.
MRS. d. ". F. ELLARD,
water valle~. Miss Dec. q, 1906
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-03

J.. n. tcSEs. Tistss As
as Usrf %. ura --nr
j =. HAh BUF. fastsafsr Ttssc Hsasss.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-03

q General Office. 4 South First s.
Memphis, Team.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-03

IA pleasant poison and a sweet sin
Ist Augustine
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-03
vo1+ OK RE CURED At HOME.

Whom a. &c inposr fer the patient visit the James oahaoil
the fthe patti nt home ne Jant'
rrnt positive reliable will any ca G I p.u5
,lcobo1n Cigarette Tobacco Habits siNFpaIe Inn"a
gt,t Ia. Icen published explaining H. treatment manner II ~ -
anim other valuable morha'h IN
It ain m sent free on application postpaid under perfectly p'" ce
PRICES OF JAMES REMEDIES
Wbskey andB Habits .o
Tobacco and sum fan's 50
Cigar te n Habits
Habits OF ali kinds spals
,,red to meet requirements individual care Free Samples 'ul
testimonials Address IN conn
Memphis Tenn; ChaIies
q lanes 22i Missouri trust tuus o. ~
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-4-,'-s new al me ihe-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-06

SAN Nuhh.flHru. Sept ETA the
Isth innina ilas Angeles punched tHH
hits snd EaHef scored the utnnihH fun
Score - - o.
Toe huaefes aatssffsssssstasH ~
aan FfAHfisfH .tt.t..... ~
Hsfisuss Barns and EsEef. Jones
ahh street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-06
SPORT0GRAMs

Managers Armstrong and Rich.
mond % the supcriara and Rain.
iera have placed q side bet ~ $3.50
on the game arranged for Sunday
Both have Intimated that more
money q IN sight II the other fellow
wants e.
Miss May Sutton. the champion
tennis player. and Miss Meyer DO
featcd Miss fell and Miss Miller
In the first round of the ladies
doubles at the ri state tournament
Ia Cincinnati yesterday
johnson. the Idaho wonder nov
with the Washington Nationals
pitched three straight games with
oui walking a man lie has made
a great hit ia the east and Ia hailed
a. a conner
Once again The BLACK Cats have
slapped the DnFlets ON the wrist.
and slapped them zeal hard. 1911
and 1913 making a total Of 2s4 tn
two games ~ pretty touch ON the
Cubs
u H. now an even break on a
series of ten games between the
Cats and Cubs. with three gnmea
yet 10 play. therefore someone will
win the series Of - games u
leave Picf Z % see battieshlis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-06
CRIMINAL ACTION
AGAINST AUTOIST

EVERETT Sept - A wyatt.
whose little aon died this week as
the result of being struck by an
auto driven by = Rebor 81 Seattle.
near Laramaa corner. says that he
will seek to bring criminal prose
cution against the autoint lie
wishes 20 prefer a charge 81 man.
slaughter As yet the matter has
not been brought 20 the attention
of the county prosecutor Wyatt
alleges that had Rebcr slowed zap
his machine. he would not have
struck the child lie says there
was n clear road. that the boy was
In plain sight. and that the fact
that the auto waa travelling AZ a
good rate OF speed was proven
BY the fact that the boy was drag
ged eight OF ten feet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-06
THREE FAVORI7ES
IN. TIVE MONEY

riding innide boNcaf with the
doors locked,
nan Ross hit the ring hard when
May t. n. won, lie backed hia
filly from 60 / down 20 p TO O.
J. r. rwitcheli. the Lewlstor
plungcr. had y bad day lie drop
ped 81 600 alone ON joe Coync.
Handsome Jack Porter par
ieyed bean sandwich into cen.
mry note aud went home In a
henEine buggy
u r. neArman has sold The
sutton 90 Early Wright
Jockey Roy Mentry rode three
winners during the afternoon aud
his following among the fair sex
Ia the grandstand all cleaned up,
Johnny Miilin. tho well known
turfman, has left for California.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-06
COIN BEHIND
BRITT

Local pugilistle followers are
about evenly divided az TO the
probable outcome Of the prittGans
fight scheduled for September o
Ouc speculative sport has placed
500 With a downtown cigar dealer
10 be bot on Britt AZ odds of 46.
Prevailing odds in Ban Francisco
are better than this Tor Bret follow
era. 100 being offered On this ha-
sis u would only require $500 Of tho
Seattle mans money 60 win faoo
GA Britt
Native sons have been falling
rapidly b. tho puEilistic wRyNide
and followers Of the game Antic!.
pate a better price on Britt within
a day or 90 Britt has plenty ~
hackers, bat they are all waiting
foF good odds The most eommon
argument il that Britt IA returning
20 his t0rmcf self and that The
time has arrived tnr another
champion % fall. therefore Why
should not the native sou be The
man Nith the Knockout pumrii Z
Cans smiles and goes chuefinlly
on. confident 81 winning. whae
Britt loudly proclAima that be was
never a. II, before and IL a sure
enough winucf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-06

AplCDEEN, Sept Ito a
score Of 10 20 1. Dugdaio'a Cubs fbli
before thv BLACK Cats yeaterday
There was nothing much doiG gh
al the eighth at which inning 10
Cats led hy a score of 90 10 Thou
things began TO haopcH the Cats
toueh,rg Coy for 4 singles a double
and a home run, bringing ia ruus.
The Cubs scored their lone tally
IA the sixth when Myers singled
atolo second and came Ia on Ar
bogaata hit Several errors have
heon charged To the Cubs. but nj
iowancc must be made for the mud.
dy grounds which make good field
Ing almost impossible nrinkef
pitched great game and had the
Cubs measure most of the time
The score
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-06
ny REFuoEE.


The races were uneyouttul az
Th0a Meadows Yesterday and as
thrce favoutos won the 7clcnt
went home satisfied Tho only
pronounced long shot 90 win was
Miss Riliie. who, at the liberal
odds at Is 10 1. captured the last
race During the afternoon the
Judges announced that Jockey
Gruss. who had been under auspen,
sion. was ruled Oft the turf for
life. aud that Jockey Willie Man,
ders was suspended Tor one year,
The badges Of both boys were
taken up and Mandcrs and Gross
were Informed that they would not
be- allowed inside the gates In the
future
The lavorltc players started the
day well BY putting Ruto over the
plato Ia the 0peninE scramble.
After RaFatan had led into the
stretch 3uio finished strong and
won going away Bobby Shafto
beat Baratan Tor the place
nlg Store was backed into fav.
oritlsm from G 90 and went 20
the post at n 60 s. After waiting
upon Elmdale until the stretch
was reached Rlg Store went 90
the front and won salioplng Elm.
dale easily got the place from the
second choice. Autigo.
Choik hedrick opened favorlte
IN the third race. but hts price
driltcd out Go 60 1 at post time
This recession In the odds made
no difference In his running. a.
he went GO the front ia the
stretch aud won handily from Miss
MAY Bowdlsh Supreme Court.
the fsvuritc. finiahed third
NAV T. n opened al 20 I. but
was heavily PLAYED and went 90
the post the favurite az 10 s.
She took the lead at the rise Of
the barrier and was never headed.
Leave Pier 2 TO see ba,tisships
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-06
AMERICAN IEAoun


ought 10 be- the Cubs they need
the games
Dan Kelley. the Oregon Splinter.
r. looked upon 20 do some fancy
work al the jamestown exposition
Whofe blE athletic program opens
today
klank. the wrestler. Is Ia town
after DE- Rollers scalp Maybe he
viii Eot A. but he will certainly
know that he has bcen % the clean.
erH before be wins out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-06
Public Goes Away SatiS6ed--RaCes Are UneVentiul
Meniry Rides Three Winners---CrOss Set Down for
Life and Manders for One Year.

winning with plenty 10 sparo
pollic Dollars ran we'll and got
the place from Columbia Girl. the
second choice
8ho fifth race. five.turlong
sprint proved easy for nucolie. a
6 90 I shot who waited until the
stretch was reached. when he ran
over ahe 'pacomakera. Billy Nay
ham and J. A. Murray. and won
goins away In fierce drive Muir.
ray outlaatod Mayham and got the
place Cossipcr. the fayorlto Ia
this race. made a dismal showing.
Joe Coync was made fayorite In
the last event and rewarded his
hackers by finishing outside the
money. after displaying no speed
Illusion ned into the stretch. when
he ran ont and carried lem Reed
and Crpix d'Or with him This
enabled Miss Rilile "a sneak
through on the rail- aud win by a
head from Lem Reed. who came
WIN a tWHN WNNM NC AAAhAAA NV
straightenod out Crnix d'Or beat
Tonic half length for the show
II g. Redwell has purchased the
speedy sprinter burning Bush
from y W Fouting
The next time Jack t'retcrs and
the freedman mix u up. they are
solnK 10 charge the spectators ad.
mission 60 the scrap
The last race yesterday was
anything but "A truo one n Lem
Reed had not been carried out NJ
the head Of thcieiniash be would
have won BY himself.
Joe Coyne. the favorite In the
last race. WAS typical MeCaffcrty
iayoritc In other words, faV.
orite that fails 10 finish inside the
money Incidentally. y. YOUNG
bis rider would find difficulty ia
Diamond loans. 2ot Bailey bids
80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-06
SPORTING WRITER
GOES SOUTH

Alex Y Schmidt. Tor the last
nve months connected with the
editorial staff II The Seattle star
leaves with hia wife on sa,urda.
Tor Oakland 10 take % newapapei
work In thai eily iIc intends to
winter IN the southern city and
bas already received offers on The
fnrmsr papers upon which he
worked For the last four months
be- wAa sporting editor Of The
star
hmy your hat % b NJ Hrcot 4
Co. 1871 second av. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-06
INDIANS WIN ANOTHER

SPOKANE. Sept. G-The Indians
pulled ouf on the good end 81 q
90 score against the Canuckn. al.
though the score shows no indiea.
ton az the cloacneaa 81 the game
Two CAnucka we're thrown Out a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-06
TIGERS AGAIN

BUTTE, Sept g --0aryin WAS too
much for the Tigers yesterday.
granting but eight hits all well
scattered tn the firth inning only
was uaryin IN the hole. but bo
braced up and pulled through,
winding up tho game ON score.
Dollar pitched we'll and laced a
beautiful two-bagger 20 deep cen.
ter but his work WAS Ia vain. The
score.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-06

Superb assortment IL on display IN The milf
merry shop. Creations from the best New York
deniRners also Partisan pattern hats. Partie'
ularly worthy OF attention are the wcll-known
Gage" aud "Flske' models. You arc free 70
come look, price and Try on. and go away
without even thinking OF buying Welcome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-06

Plans are under way 10 form a
league 90 replace the irlclty leaEue
nov composed of Portland. Astoria,
kelao aud Noodhufn. with a new
minor league. embracing aix towns
and leaving Astoria aud Woodburn
ont
Nofs bat,fosnsos AZ the aass yard
than ever before. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-06

Charming style array at these uos,l..
prices. Included are the Fluffy Ruffles' 49,
vast assortment of chic new tailored effect
Tor early fall wear BE sure 70 include vlas
10 this section while on your Saturday -.
ping tour. You'll find viewing these new III.
q real pleasure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-06

-. lsfsstfis !.

rhres base bic tHnhef Home run.
ffauaH holder ftaWtfH plays AmiAirf 90
Afanaaat afairn bases fieas Afhas
asaf Quiaisf Nfrrs Aahan. haet
tiaaeF naaaa Hu balls 80 Co.'S or
uflnkrr Hf ~ pitched hall Myers
AndHFaun atrurk cot 90 Gov. ~
Nfnkaf Wlih rifeh tar Sacrifice
hits AfhnHaaf coy tmpife ituwteits
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-06
COY IS POUNDED HARD
IN THE EIGHTH INNING

the plnte aud Anolhor at thiQ
They had men on the hays all the
tiu.S9 aud were dangerous through
out the game Nelson aud Jensen
were hit freely but both pitchs9
good hall AZ that Jensen being
slightly the atondler. Tho aQTo
score ~ Innings
anahana ...f oeOoi eaaf
uattarisa Nelson aud nentshef Isns
san and Rwtnaalts Umpire brennan