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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-08-16
A Priceless
Pearl
BY Virginia r. Townsend.
Copyright. by Joseph B, BOwles.)

Copyright, by Joseph B, Bowles.)
Its two cents for foot passengers
1t is very singular, but hear those
tones still; the small sweet, suscep-
tible voice, winding in and out of the
delicate syllables, and see the little
brown, thin hand which was thrust up
at the toll-gate. ] was 16 years old at
that time. and many years have
passed since then; but the little hand
is before my eyes now, and the voice,
sweet as an old tune, in my ear still.
| see the old plank road, too, which
had come upon suddenly, twisting IT.
self like a rumpled brown ribbon along
the hills and among the fair pasture
fields on either side.
| was passing the summer at Long
wood at my grandfather's place, and 1t
was one summers day while rambling
through the woods that came upon
this child.
| learned from her that her name
was Margaret Willoughby; that her
father and mother were dead; that she
had neither brother nor sister, and
lived with her grandmother, who kept
the toll-gate, and knit seine for the
farmers to go fishing in the summer.
They were very, very poor folks, In
deed, Margaret said. She told me her
life story, her aims and ambitions to
some day acquire an education.
On reaching home, I learned that a
letter had been received from my IA
ther, stating that his business re-
quired his going abroad Immediately;
and that he had concluded to have me
accompany him, as the time of his
return was somewhat indefinite, and
could pursue my studies in Europe
as well as in America. was to
leave my grandfather's the next day.
In the midst of the interest which this
news occasioned, the little girl at the
toll-gate did not quite escape my mind.
I had a private interview with my
grandfather, and related to him the
history of my injecting with Margaret
Willoughby. and succeeded in awak-
ening the old gentleman's interest
in my little protege, and obtain
ing his promise that he would send
her for two years to the academy up
the hill. l managed to find time to
prepare large boxNof books of misce!,
laneous kind, poems, histories, stories,
etc, which were duly sent to my grand.
fathers care for the little girl at the
toll-gate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07
PADDY WEIGH LOSES IN
HARD FOUGHT CONTEST

ABERDEEN. Sept Tia a
pitchers haitlc between Chubby
PADDY wcieh and Tonneson. the
Biaek Cats noa-d ont = single ,aiiy
IN the nAHth. th~Febs winning one
OF the Boat EAmea witnessed here
this season fhree baggef tn the
ninth BY stTeib son shs game for
The Cata. julie reached the third
sack from which be- rumpcd In on
nice hlt By Mahon.
The Cubs neArrat approach 20
a run was In the fourth. Myers
> a. his. stole second and fD0h third
On QniEleY'a out As Tonncaou
waa winding up Myers started Cor
The pan. fonnaNnn threw Wild aud
Myers would have scored easily
bad not Arbowaat stepped oft to
msct the slid one tie scot IL TO
third from shore Il waa returned 60
first. retiring Afbogant aud she
side Wcleh put up splendid
gAnie. manakinE At the bat 10
stretch a single into a two. hagger
b. clever running The schedule
ALL be finished In Aberiecn san.
day The auoFe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07

watched Cans box Anin Re.
grave. a strapping amateur There.
grave. atrapplng amateur
There. YOU see now what / moan
about favoring that eye" shouted
keefc to me. a. Cans blocked
counter FOR hia head but Ia doing
20 left his body unprotected and
took a heavy punch near the solar
ploxus
Cans smiled, but noticed sew.
eral times during the time the palr
were boxing, that master boxer
that he IL, Cans left body openings
IN his desire 10 keep his optIe
away from Leafave's gloves.
but. keete continued. Cams
does not take such chances in a
iight lie does not mix H. bat
holds his man az long range with
that awful left " would he dan.
gerous 20 lct an opponent gee in.
side
"lf Ernc had not walloped Cans
on the eye he might not be the
tighter he 10 today, and I believe il
waa that punch which made Cans
lightweight champion Of the world.
u made him develop hts left until
4 ls now the arm that takea the
ners ohons back 70 Baltimore"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07
BRITT POPULAR
IN CALIFORNIA

Way. down south" the apsfia
ere hooking with favor on the az
Wratiuna ~ one James Edward
Britt 20 send Joseph Cans Ia the
cleaners Monday II IA afgned
that britt Is better than ever.
Jimmy Coffroih. the well known
promoter stating that he never
saw Britt no strong before Then
James Edward l. Native Sou.
and the faynrito with many on this
score alone.
Cans has little 30 nay save that
he 'reckons IN bring home Dc
bacon and there are numerous
fiehl fans who have absolute con.
tidence Ia hls ability 10 make good.
betting 10 about even. allght odds
being offered against Britt aud
when the men enter tbs ring Mon.
day there viii be- but little change
ia the odds Which shift about
from 1917 "a even
The daakY pug has many frienda
IN Seattle. and II II likely that he
will be installed q better faVoflte
here than IN the land q the Native
son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07

Ban FRANCisCO. Sept To
day sees the end OF routine train
ing for Joe Cans and Jimmy Bdfr
Saturday and Sunday the champion
ship dispuianfa viii 30 Hight road
work and will shorten their allow
auces Of liquids 10 AID the dryina
out process Ga Sunday ni ghi each
man viii be IA touch with his
weight before going 10 bed. and on
Monday win stroll and rub down
will hold them ~ Pie required
notch until Il h time 60 step upon
the scales ~ the baseball park
n being the popular belief that
each fighter Will land 10 the ring
tn fipfDp trim. thoughts ~ the
sports are turned towards betting
and II indications count for ANY.
thing, \ aishi 81 money viii change
hands over the Admlasion Day
esent The odds remain az 10 10
z with Britt on the short end.
Both Britt and Cans pat IN = fuii
measure Of work yesterday spar.
ring WIS barren at Cans camp but
Joe had a lively Fomp With tho
punching BAGS ana the skipping
rope In the morning be went ton
miles on the rnad and he weighed
just a fraction over i3a pounds ~
the close Of bis afternoons eHer
else.
Britt WAS out for a long tramp
with Bill squlreg ia the forenoon
and after lunch be- covered his
usual ground Indoors He boxed
with Madsen and hOfner. ronghed
IL with Tiy KrcllHg aud with skip
ping rope and pulleyH He gave out
that his weight waa 1856. notch
which he aims to keep AZ until TO
morrow night when be viii drop
10 1874
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07
ATHLETIC M EET
IN FULL SWING

NORFOLK. Va. Sept 6 The
field day track ohamplenshin series
started hure yesterday, promising
good sport The association has
carefully examined the record of
individual contestants and passed
upon The eligibility OF nau Kelley
OF Oregon of whom good account
ia expected
an the events were juniors. Ger.
hardt ct the san Francisco Olympic
club taking the i10ynrd event GIL,
more. for the same club, took the
tb'ih ahotputtins contest, other
events wofe about evenly divided
between the Irish American and
New York clubs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07
DIAMOND Athletes WILL CLASH FOR FIRST
TIME In BIG BASEBALL ATHLETIC TOURNEY
NOVEL coNTuaIs PLANNED
ron EARLY IN sEPTEMaER-
CAN Yoe PICK wlNNER8g

(seatiie stars Exclusive sefvloe.l
Ctct INMATE. o. Sept b, Fron
a. date of AalldomA debut the
question Of individual supremacy In
certsin departments OF the game
has been matter Of open @iacuH'
sion aud doubt
Vans and players everywhere
have uftentimeu become engaged Ia
heated arguments relative tn the
boat thfower. tleeteHt runner. otcs.
but to NO await. aa the actual tests
we're always lacking.
AZ last. however an attempt viii
be made te set all speculation az
tesl for the present. at lenat A Sc.
rlen Of such contests has been plan
nod. "a be held Ia this city. Bowl.
ors day. September 10 Each club
IN the country h snyised 20 send its
heat man for each event. aud the
occasion promlaea to be unique Ia
the history Of the game
One hundred dollars aud a gold
medal zach are 90 be Eiyen the play.
Of making the longest throw long
eat fungo HIT maat accurate
throws from the plate 60 second
base. best time eircling the bases,
aud best timn 90 first base after las.
Ing down a fair hunt.
Naturally the greatest interest
conteFa In the contests Of speed
Many are The claimants for honors.
~ Louis fans believe Harry Niles
o. the fastest man Ia the game. Tho
New Yors Giants thlnk they have
the crack OF them all on the bases
Ia Geo Browne The New York
Americans opiue the same Of Danny
Hoffman. brooklyn Of llily Ma.
i0ney. Detroit Of ~ Cobb and 50
on aad yes some more
Few. N any. would be able 20
Hhow their heels 90 ilarry. fiay. ot
Cleveland II he we're in shape. The
Cincinnati contingent will likely
take a ticket en Hans f0bert. aud
a,ill others arc far from being Ia
the snail ciaaa
IN the funrn hitting" contest
pitchers viii undoubtedly rule favor.
ite. This IL hitting balls Ia the out
field ia practice. aud hurlrrs are
more adept because of constant
practice. The long distance throw.
ina event Siii be decided feature
II the few really star ouffioidera are
among those prraeat joe fslfmlnK
ham. ~ Cleveland. AFtie Hoffman.
Of the Cabs. and Topsy flArtser IL
the athletics. have great whips
Geo faHkest, the Reds Atlanta 70
cruit. y said TO b. a wonderfuI
HEAVIER. aud might give a splendid
account 81 himself
Aeaars kiHx. Sullivan and mig
Clarke are considered top moieheTA
when u comes 20 pcrgine f@sn the
plate % second. but Il Ia by no
means certain that either would nail
that event
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07
sPORToeRAMs

An members Of the Rangers
team afe requested 20 meet Mr..
Caldwell al II Is tomorrow. corner
First and Yesler.
Dave Rowan. spysane'a cracker.
Jack frat baseman. has been sold
outright 10 St Paul In the Assert.
can association. and has not been
drafted BY the 81 Louis club a.
previously reported Quinn sold
him for a fancy figure
DR. a g. Roller has posted hts
forfeit ~ 500. binding match
with Emil klank. The men win
meet In Battle royal within the
next three weeks
The hlgh school boys will De-
seen for the last ume thlA year
IN the game AZ Athletic park this
afternoon. when they wlEi endmAv0f
20 take the supcriorN into camp.
A beuefit series Tor players on
the Seattle and Aberdeen teams
has been agreed upon TO follow
the cleao ~ the regular schedule
The series viii last a werk 81 10
days. games being played 10 both
eilirA.
In Vince Fahsn'a office Wcdnes.
day evening. the Motor Boat cinb
Viii decide on the adyfsahllisy %
taking In Puget sound craft Ia Al.
dillon to thoae nos running ON
Lake Washington.
chr nlankenahip. catcher on the
Washington team. IL likely % be
retained for next ycar BE has
been doing well this aeaaou
Tamemon Hiiarhiyama. IapAn'n
champion wrestler. IL la Nc@ Ynrk.
lie has created considerable furog
because Of hts gigantic propor.
tons
The soldiers At Fort f.awioa are
rapidly rounding into shape and
ara ready 10 take on ail cumern.
Address W Terminus. Third lnfan-
try, company y.
Weh Il rs u0N slx out % eleven
games in favor Of the BLACK Cats
The Dugicts had a chance yeater
day but ran lnto hsd luck. There
Il stan chance 10 take two games
and the series.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07
CANS And BRITT
STOP TRAINING

noe against HaeaHy ave Az
years ago This fact Il c.. aaH
brought out and made s,,s. ~.ss.'iy
IN hls W0Fk With III ra s'''eai
Three years ago W. lad s ~.
De trouble handling Bds n "
oiinchca. and could ioez ~ W
tho floor Of q ym1aelun. IN. e 49,.
N0w the shoe fits The ofheg ~
and Jimmy pulls and tags $500,
about OF though the latter wers
mere pigmy
This recently acquired ss.eA.,.
~ the native s0u l8 eoiHe Is -
great help 10 him. especially i ~
clinches Bat what - n mrs 4.
poriauce be has gained Dose ~
ont sacrificing his aDead 49,
seems to mo even ereater sazs
fore and Britt afways ! &
fighter much faster IN fact fha. \.
has ever been given credit -
Jimmy says he has Ala arn,.,.
"a a punch ~ this / hnow ~
INK bot Il stands 20 season ~.
siih bis increased strengsh y.
punch must naturally 10 mora
powerful
IA ig seldom that a hsl.ss, :.
inina physical perfection AZ ~ 4
ilfe rs Britt especially wher ~
starts 80 Young The sve,,-.
llEbtweieht Fighter IL asnallg i IL.
zenith OF bis career after 49,.
three years in the business !.
when he is w the aafly twenslss
To-day however Britt = mur6 -
ter physically than ever before \
bis life lie has been boxing 49,
both az an amateur and BrnfeesIn.'
al Tor close on to 10 years IA 4
Ia really surprising 10 sea h,~
building up 10 his best form uhsn
one would supuoAe Il about ths lima
FOR him 10 break down.
Were ! 10 compare the fighter
! would say thar Britt viii ~
stronger than Gaus He Win Nj
20 BE- much faster on hts fec and
equally rapid with his haaAs Cans
will exrel AZ blocking I look -.
on the fight as an sxen mooey
bet
i3ny yoaF hai u 3 n Brooks 4
Co. 1891 Second ay. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07
lSeattle stars Exclusive sefvice,l
BY FRED ). hewitt.

tSeattie stars Exclusive sefvice.l
BY FRED ). hewitt.
ALAMEDA. Cal. Sept hid
solt ever notice Joe Cans bad right
sy,k
No there H. not a cross In II.
iiut there a. a mrid amug around
the pupil
Il gives Cans a CHASTITY appear.
ance, especially IN the heat OF bat.
tie
Cams got that lamp when Frank
Erne hooked a right 20 the eye. la
the twelfth round Of their first
flght. March 30. 1900
Since that night the optic has
become historical. II made Cans
the greatest fighter In the liqht.
weight class, " not In the world.
Otto kuofe. who prepares the
chocolate demon for hla battles. Dc.
clares the eye troubles his CHARGE.
although the latter viii not admit
a. But the eye gave Cans the most
wonderful left hand known IN PUG
dom Ills efforts 90 protect the
lamp developed his loft. until Il Is
the terror Of all who face the ne.
gro.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07
TRADES uNioNlsrs
PLAY BALL.

The printers aud electrical
workers will meet IN i champion.
ship struggle at Madison park A.
= O'Clock tomorrow afternoon The
printers have won IS and lost 2
games. while the electrical work.
efs have won n and lost Q games
Gus Kinpf has been secured as
referee The batteries printers.
Boyle and I.add electrical work.
era. Wendelin aud Culp. Tho teams
have met in three games this sea
son the printers having won
twice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07

boa ihe NfaM Hfi guessing 8aHfaf1sy anf
ih0 Hannanf lsH1ffa N1H -
itan.A asolss ,, g O. 1
ustieurs afsp an1 gaaer IeF Qlha
Frf HffHri Hi1ifes lnffinH Hna nIlfe.
PORTLAND 0fn HtF wight aHf
FHaf fnr fHa hTfuH irHfH FeHiHf.' q Hhiia
o 81 heii size VISITORS down fa araffef.
~ W. ana one rem
Hf1fa 81
Portland ............ . ~ IH
r IHlIHHI . .... .......
Natafien Hinaeiia HHl ttnnen Wright
an9 HiaH tmfTn uHfil
AMERICAS LBAofH.
- &C., e u
Nv .itinH .sat t..I.. a.
- NNAt q.
nauffies Hbaaaa ciafhaaa sn1 ciars
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07
CLAFLIk WINS

SPOKANE. Sept 7-Openlng
the game with two runs to the
good. the Canucks quit and allow.
ed the Indians TO walk away with
the game. score = 10 2. Big Olaf.
lin was IN the box for the Indians
and won his first game ia many
moons Effective IN the box. he
also scored three Dagger. which
helped the Indians Dunn was
touched up frequently The acorcs
frffe hy Innings
vancouver .. aahHn1H
Hlakaue poo. a.t ........tH tfHfna 80
BATTERIES Dunno asa RenitEsf. Cianiu
aul tHfu1nia Umpire brennan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07
Toors AeNEw TO PITCH.

Agnew will pitch for the hlgh
school boys today at Athletic park
IN what promises 10 be- a fast game
between the Youngsters and the
Superi0rs. BELL and Weinholdt
will officiato for the superiors. and
an excellent game lB anticipated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07

The first thing that impressed
me ~ Brltta training quarters vas
James Edward . remarkable
strength aud how be has developed
since 30 fought his first fighi for
More battsennsua AZ tho naYg Yard
than ever before. g..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07
Horses Rga Contrary to Form, andfhe TaIpi Has
DOlefuI Day--Neaness Shows Surprising Reversal
of Form Outsiders Flourish

ed a ten length gap ON the field.
Turning into the stretch he looked
all over a winner. but spring nan
finished with a rush that would not
be denied, aud catching tho leader
near the wire, she won by hair a
length going away Mike Jordan ran
well and finished third.
C. G. McCalferty H. certainly re-
oeiving from the horaemeu the same
sort of treatment chat hN usually
accOrds them Thursday A J Jack
SON claimed Joe Coyuo. horse
worth easily $1,000 for Ssfa, and
yesterday Denny Bros claimed
Royal Ragpe. see nag, for $3.50
MeCafierty hia up lacksons mare
Storma when she won. and Jackson
has been camping on MeCafierty'H
trail ever since joe Coyne il the
SECOND horse that be claimed a. he
took 'CralN dOr away from McCaf'
ferty a few days ago.
Mary a. Clark certainly made a
disgraceful showing in she last race.
A few days aEo she VAS beaten halt
a length IN ia91.s for the mile,
but Yesterday the mile was run Ia
40 AMI Mary T. Clark finished 10
lengche back
Irish Young IA easily the most
popular man at the track nowadays.
Ever since the sale II cigarettes has
ceased. the pin flends have been IN
trouble. and aa Noung always ear
ries large supply OF coffin nails
with him. be Ia being CONSTANTS
sought after BY persons anxious 10
borrow a smoke
Matt Riea had ten across the
board ON Cocytna. the long shot.
that won the first race
nlny Engstrom. who makes the
big store IN the ring. lost over
s. .90a through the victory Of Win.
pie lie laid top price against the
uIly
~iceman- NcRae delayed No long
making hts move with sprine Han
that most OF those that bet their
coin on the Williams mars suffer
"a FROM heart disease.
Sir Preston was one Of The most
heavily played horses OF the after
noon. He "a a pronounced bleetlcr.
however. and vas attacked By hts
malady after running a quarter %
mile He was forced 20 pull up
and the smoke OF the money burnt
up BY his hackers could be amelled
Al G.orwetown From this race
il looked a. though the old meat
honnd IL "ail in"
Neainess certainly ran a race Ia
startling contrast 10 her last per.
tormanes. The last time she started
she had no speed whatever. bat yes-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07
rAklNa - wAreRs-

soda. settler. viehy, csrbonis
etc. etc Sc they bear cur brand
are sure 90 be pure clean aaa
just what they claim 70 be- w
deliver any desired sort az yeas
door at very moderate cost M
without ans charge for saf'ase
YoJ have only To phone us-s
will eail with mformatles q Wv
goods. as you may ineitate'
Pacific q Puae, Sound Rotsllna
Company. Fhehs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07
ACQUITTED

10y 0niAeh FF1hssl
NEW YORK. Sept After less
than half an hours deliberations
the jury acquitted Mrs Laura Car.
ter from any implication In the
bank delalcaii0n OF Chester Vs. Run
yam, who stated that she had in
her possession the greater part OF
the uncovered portion Of the
t92 600. which he abscondod with.
Leave Pier z % SEQ batusshi5s
ass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07

..l'7''7I y -. =, ~ W.l0h| AFIl.
haefE H.~s HieN~F. Myers 4 Msnsn
HAfrifie~ hitN 4ulaiHF tTtHnrfsta Rssf4
- hehs ~ fanrrsrn siFurA est. ~
fraftl# Atefiaeu. uH4lln nsNfa,
Hifkef tH 4algieY Is Arha9aaf iffuNn n
Anie Fan itH ~ niirhFs halt Wsita
ans Myers AE rVunHaHu limo 70 Hfuna.
tunifr fiaeirifa
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WINNERS WE'RE.
HARD 10 SELECT

torday shs stepped five turlssga IN
fast time after leading all Ids way
a. Z, De Arman has purchased tho
contract of Midget Jensen ana
will try 20 make rider - the boy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07

The pablic went u spring ban
20 ain the last race. and backed
her from even money down 90 20
10 Her hackers. however. had
heart failure before she finally won.
a. sen. Warner Ncuf out and open
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ny REFUGEE


Winners we're harder Is pick vea.
,.~a., =, m. At..s,.es tha, h,seh.
N "
hetfl's ~ l'e'0uA0st ''V'S"' s'''''
figured on form 20 have absolutely
no chance. got home in 'front.' and
CA the day The only raw o. sun
shine for the talent was the victory
OF Spring Han ia the last race Most
~ the public went go her to set
even, and when she finally won
after being ton ,enwths ont OF Il at
one time. the ovation accorded her
was voeiferuua
talent when three horses, all better
than ib 20 |. finished inside the
money. Cocytus az % 80 2 proved
TIE winner heatias sadry y
length Slightly finished third. -
bede, ienia and nerest Rose. the I
three public choices. performed ale-
gracefully /.
pcggy O'Neal was made fay0rltc
nut was DRIVING haF1 At lhe tlh'
lsh % stall % kQyai Nogae rush 4
The latter was ridden on = hounE'
aud WAS ~ y m the heittns
Nnahcrilof MaiMofth az ~ to 4
showed.
~ NeNflel pht over 2 wei piaN I
81 koou tnins Mheh Ut Nfpess (
baRNee from + TO down 70 20 T.
ahnsAsa the thlfd race ~ 2 hose
80 - a.. a., 49,, 49,. $3.50
y. ~. -. 49,. 800 -.
~ ~ "f ~Hf t'fAf VS. way ArtfHtt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07
ROOSEVELT HAMMERED

BUTTE, Sept Tho Tlgera
hammered Roosevelt Numerically
today, scoring 70 runs against one
by the Miners. Franklin pitched
elegant bah and the Tigers played
an errorleaa game. coupled with
heavy hitting The game was call
ed Ia the seventh inning because OF
rain The score.
Score by innings
lftfffn
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Ncafness certainly ran a race Ia
startling contrast TO her las, per.
torrance. The last time she started
she had no speed whatever. bat yes-
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coAsr IgtepE
SAN FttANcisCo. sef.t g--n2iig GRAY
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STARS FORM CHART

ash Friaar s.ps . isas-tash s.v weather fsrs
nfesitfaE
Acsa fsFisuea harH9 Teessafatfk Nala~ 20 fat tsta
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tsafieftve NlFskHtf ans Mut4Nfs m8aien
and hfeahanl sal nfaeu
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Leave Pier 2 70 soc baItIoahlTA
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se rlmo-.gfM. .f8m. Itsh. 1.ff. ltf4
f ehaF b place. ~ show atrhat q aHuW
Wand Trained By r ~ stevens
Nest three driving
whom isf down drew rianr nnH esn hanauv
afinr meatiug cuFiS Interference
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07

DIR Il. " Roller has posted hts
forfeit ~ 500. binding match
With Emil kiank The men Wiil
meet IN bagtln royal within the
next three weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07

An members Of the Rangers
Team afe requested 10 meet Mr..
Caldwell at II IS tomorrow. corner
First and Yesicr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07

Weh Il rs u0W six out % eleven
games IN favor Of the BLACK Cats
The Dagicts had a chance yeater
day. but ran into bad luck There
II stan a chance 10 take two games
and the series.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07

The hlgh Mrhooi boys will De-
seen for the last ume ihla year
IA the game AZ Afhletic park thia
afternoon. when they wlli endeavor
% take the supcriorN into camp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07

In Vince Fahen'a office wcanes.
day evening. the Motor Boat cinb
vii decide on the adyisahliisy Of
taking In Puget Sound craft IN al
dillon To thoas nos running ON
Lake Washington.