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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-21
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

St. Louis, June 2O.-Tucker saved ing St, Louis in the three extra in nings after a single by Hostetter and double by Lush had tied the score in the ninth inning,
 St. Louis .. 900 900 O01 OOO-1-1O-3 Brooklyn .. 1000 900 100 0O2--3-@S-O
 Batteries-Glynn and Marshall; Bell. Fucker and Ritter Time 2;25. Um- pire ODay.
 Cincinnati. June 2O.-Cincinnati won out in the 18th inning today by scoring a run on Mowrey's single, an out, Weimer's safe tap and Hugglns. per- feet working of the squeeze, with Mowrey.
 Cincinnati .. BIO 100 900 OO1-6-1S-2 New York . GOO 0O3 200 OOO-5-1O-1
 Batterjes-Ewng, Weimer and Time 2;1O. Empires Rigler and Klen.
 Chicago June 2O.-Chicago blanked Boston, today in the last game of the series By hitting at the right time. Chicago .... ....002 110 00x-4-10-0 Boston .. .. ....000 900 000-0-5-1
 Batteries Overall and Kling Dorner and Brown. Time 1858. Um- pires Johnstone and Carpenter.
 Pittsburg. June 2O,-Pittsburg suc- ceeded in winning the last game of the series of four gaines from Philadel- phia by making the most of the errors bv the opposition.
 Pittsburg . .. .2O1 OO1 OOx-4-s-S Philadelphia O. ..010 900 010-2-7-3
 Batteries-Phillipe and Gibson; Sparks, Richie and Dooin. Time 1:40. Umpire Emslie.,
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may or may not prove serious. II he
trains on, however it looks as IL Mr.
heene had another great horse IN
compensate him for the loss, in ouicl,
succession, Of Domino, Commando
ana Sysonby, than which few. If anv
greater horses have ever raced on the
American turf. Colin has speed and
courage to say nothing of weu-nigh
perfect action, to recommend him
while in conformation he is of the
highest type of the thoroughbred.
That the death of Commando was q
distinct loss to the American turf has
Deen emphasized to a marked degree
In the last few weeks by the sterling
performances Of Superman, Peter Pan
and Colin. Peter Pan more than re-
deemed himself for his defeats by
Frank Gill and Dinna Ken in winning
the rich and historic Belmont stakes
on Memorial day. He not only show
ed all the great speed for which he is
famous, but dispelled the illusion that
he was lacking courage and would not
go route. He is the kind of h0Fse
which seems to need plenty of work
and plenty Of racing, and with stake
weight up his equal may not be seen
this year.
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BOXING

and heavy and to some men of great
cleverness might be easy to reach If
Squires' opponent could draw him out
of his peculiar crouch. But it is
doubted whether Burns, with his
awkward, slow movements, could ever
hit him hard enough on the point to do
any real damage.
Betting on the contest is very I'M
certain, although it is said that $1,000
was placed early in the week at 7 to
10, with Burns on the short end.
Henry Berry, manager Of the Los An
geles team, says that Burns is the ia
vorite as far as he could gather around
San Francisco. The more Squires is
seen in action, however, the better he
looks to the sports, and it is probable
that betting will be about even when
they enter the ring, July 4.
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JOCKEY KNAPP
RULED OFF

NEW YORK-Court Dress easily
captured the Gazelle stakes Wednes-
day, beating Yankee Girl, the Disguise
flly leading all the way and having the
race safe at every range. Estimate
beat Allegation for third. The time
was fast. The win was consoling to
Mr.. Keene, following the defeat Of
Zambesi in the preceding race. He
was sore after that defeat and loudly
asked, Where did they get that one
from?" indicating Wexford, then rum
ming over zambesi. Mr.. r. L. Thomas.
the owner of Wexford, had promised
his bride, whom he first met at Rem
nings, during the spring meeting, that
he would retire from the turf after
Wexford had won a race and finished
his 1907 entries.
Wexford won easily today, and nona
was more pleased than young Mrs.
Thomas.
Two years ago Wexford ran abso-
lutely last to an ordinary field and hfa
reversal of form today amounts to a
scandal. He opened at 25 to 1 and was
backed down to to 2 at the post. Mr..
Thomas made his final plunge, sending
large wager into the ring.
Jockey Willie Knapp, known as
STRONG Arm Knapp, was ruled off
the turf today The announcement of
the action of the stewards of the
I Gravesend meeting created sensa-
ton on the track. Knapp rode Flip
, Flap, winner of the recent Westmins-
ter handicap, in race on May s. on
the Jamaica track when the mare was
an even money favorite. She was
badly beaten by Dolly Spanker and
Tommy Waddell.
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EEENE WILL
CLEAR 100000
nrw YoRK.-Although the racing

Nrw YORK.-Although the racing
..ason is hardly more than well be-
I'm 1t seems safe to predict that
yanAs r. Keene, vice chairman of the
Ioorev club, will again head the list
~ ginning owners for 1907, as he did
year ago. A few years ago it was
Ute unusual for a single, owner to
zach the 100000 mark for a season,
~, with even a fair amount of luck
M Keene is quite likely to win $780,
noo or more before the curtain is rung
aown at Aqueduct next November. His
horses have earned to date something
,over $4,000, thanks largely to the VIC
tories of Superman in the Brooklyn
aandicap Peter Pan in the Belmont
,stakes and Colin in the National Stall
lion stakes.
Mr.. Keene has a strong stable this
YEAR and in ali probability many
other rich fixtures will be won by
horses bearing the famous colors,
white. blue spots. Peter Pan and Su-
herman are candidates for the high
honor of being the champion 3-year-
.olds of 1907. Salvidere, the champion
a.year-oId lastsyear; Electioneer, win
ner Of the Futurity; Kentucky Beau
and Fountainblue are about the only
3-year-olds which have not started
this year which are likely to deprive
the Keene horses of the high places
they now hold. It is too early, per-
haps, to pass judgment, but it is safe
to say that Peter Pan and Spperman
viii not be far from the top when the
last race is run.
His Great Babies.
There is hardly a question that Mr.
Keene, will be quite as strong, If not
stronger with his 3-year- olds. Colin
sepoy and Masque are probably three
Of the best youngsters shown so far
this season, and in Colin Mr. Keene
mas colt that should make amends
in part for the loss of Commando, not
only as a great racehorse, but as g
worthy successor in the stud to per-
Detuate the blood of Commando and
Of Domino, the sire Of Commando
Colin has a slight infirmity which
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BILL SQU|ERS
NOW ON EDGE

SAN FRANCISCO, June 1.-THE
indications are that when Tommy
Burns and Bill Squtres step into the
ring a Colma on the Fourth of July
that the greatest attendance in years
will greet the fighters.
Every follower of the game knows
what to expect from Tommy Burns.
Fighting on the level, as he will have
to do when fighting for Promoter
James Waldorf Coffroth, he Is capable
of putting up very strenuous battle.
He is fighter, pure and simple, rath-
er slow in his ring tactics, but strong
and glutton for punishment, and a
man who seems to thrive under a hur-
ricane of blows. With a man who
will mix it with him, Burns can put
up as spectacular a battle as any
mitt art\t in the business.
And Big Bill, Squires is rapidly get
ting ready at san Rafael, within easy
reaching distance Of this city.
When Newcastle Bill stepped Off the
boat on his arrival in this country he
made a favorable impression by his
manly talk. He did not waste any
time in dilly- dallying, but posted S.
900 off the reel to fight any man in
America. Then he hustled off into
training to be ready for any emery
ency
And now Bill is on edge.
He is trained within a week Of a
fight.
And he can 20 some.
OF immense reach-75 inches
Squires can hit from any point. And
he is clever. He is always boring in,
| seeking an opening from any angle
and all the time blocking cleverly
| His peculiar crouch makes him very
difficult to hit, while his long arms
build up a bulwark that it is almost
impossible for his opponent to break
through. He possesses a bull-likt
neck, on which is placed a head like (
battling ram. When his defense is. vi
the head sinks down between hi
shoulders so deep that it is almos
buried His square chin can be liken
ed unto an iron mold. 1t is squar
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Girl Broncho Buster Hurt.

MIDLAND, S. D.-Attempting to
break an outlaw" horse, Annie Gid
dings, a pretty girl and known
as queen of the broncho busters, was
thrown from the back of a vicious
beast at her fathers ranch, near here,
and sustained injuries which will make
her cripple for life.
Annie for years has been the pride
of the COW country, and has hundreds
of admirers among the ranchmen and
cowboys of the Northwest. Her daring
and skill in breaking vicious horses
has made her famous. Recently a
dozen broncho busters, failing to sub
due a Texas outlaw" dared her to
attempt the feat. She agreed. After
roping the animal, she cinched on
her saddle and mounted safely. The
animal, a vicious brute weighing LOO
pounds, pitched and bucked, rolled
over and resorted to every device
known to the outlaw to dislodge her.
She remained safely in the saddle
nearly three quarters of an hour,
when, becoming i'll, she weakened and
was hurled to the ground. She was
unconscious when picked up, and an
examination by a Pierre doctor, who
was brought 100 miles, resulted in the
discovery that her neck and shoulder
had been dislocated. She was sent to
a hospital in Sioux City, where, after
half dozen specialists had examined
her, it was decided that she cannot be
cured.
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"Fiahtina Dick" Gets a Match.

OGDEN, Utah.-"Fighting Dick,
Hyland and his manager, Sammy Nc
Clintic, will leave tomorrow on the
Overland limited for Milwaukee, where
Hyland will meet Milwaukee's protege,
Charlie Neary, June IS, or at a later
date. Hyland and McClintic have
been awaiting definite information
from the Queen City for the past few
days, and tonight that information
came.
The two have made up their minds
to leave tomorrow, although the date
set for the fight is a trife too early
for McClintic's liking and in going to
Breweryville so early he hopes to have
the date set back to about the end OF
the month. Hyland will in this match
take the place Of Morris Savers, who
had been previously matched to fight
Neary. This match was knocked into
cooked hat last Sunday, when Neary
came out with a declaration that he
would rather fight Hyland and asked
Sayers to first secure reputation
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DIAMOND
, CALENDAR OF SPORTS FOR .
3 THE WEEK. .
Mond ay.
Calendar of Sport for the Week.

Calendar of Sport for the Week.
Massachusetts, amateur championship
golf meeting at woodland Golf club,
Auburndale.
Lake Erie Trotting circuit meeting
at Tonawanda, N. Y, continues four
days.
Tuesday.
Elimination trials begin off Marble
head, Mass, to select three second
class boats to represent America in
Germany and Spain.
Mike Donovan vs.. Billy Rhodes, 10
rounds, at Terre Haute, Ind.
Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Vir-
ginia racing circuit meeting begins at
Ravenna, Ohio.
Hudson and Mohawk Valley Trot-
ting Circuit meeting begins at Wilkes
barre, Pa.
Open golf championship of Great
Britain begins at Holyoke, near Liver
pool.
Wednesday.
Opening of eighth Grand American
Handicap target tournament at Chi
cago.
Young Erne VS.. Johnny Summers
six rounds, at Philadelphia.
Beginning of four-days' sealed bon
net contest under auspices of Auto
mobile Club Of America.
Western Pennsylvania Golf associa-
ton championship at Oakmont, Pa.
Thursday.
Suburban handicap will be run al
Sheepshead Bay,
Open championship of United States
! Golf association begins at Philadel-
phia.
| Annual regatta of New York Yacht
club.
Friday.
Opening of annual horse show a.
| Tuxedo, N. Y.
Saturday.
Worlds college athletic champion
ship at jamestown exposition.
Opening of annual polo tournament
of the Meadow Brook club.
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CLASS DAY AT BROWN.
Famous Literary Alumni Take Part in
the Program.

the Program.
Special to Evening Teller.
PROVIDENCE. R. L, June IL
Glass day at Brown university, with
its many gatherings in which the sem
iors played the leading parts today,
proved to be one of the most Interest,"
ing and delightful in years.
The exercises were held this morn
ing in sayles hall and included an adj
dress by George Hurley Of Providence
an grafton by Ralph N. bennett OF
North Adams. Mass, and the class
poem by Joseph Boardman, Jr.' OF
Plymouth, N. H.
A baseball game between the teams
of Brown and the University OF Ala
bama takes place this afternoon anc
will be followed by more exercises
and addresses on the campus.
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LAKE ERIE TRorTINa CIRCUIT.
Racing Season for Harness Events
Now Opened.
Snecial to EvefffnR Teller.

ToNAwANDA. N. Y. June H.
Racing on the Lake Erie Trotting Cir
cult was inaugurated with four days
meeting which opened here today. The
racing here will be followed by meet
ings at Rochester, Conneaut Lake,
CORY, Titusville, Oil City, Erie
Jamestown. Bradford, wellsville, Hor-
nell, Rochester, olean and Tonawanda,
in the order named. The windup meet
ing here will be held the middle OF
September.
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WANTED

You to know the Lewiston Business
college opens September 23rd. Short.
hand, Bookkeeping, Typswritins, Toles-
raphy, and all business studies. Writs
for our "Annual Story" IL will inter.
est YOU. LEWISTON BUSINESS COL.
LEGE.
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For a drink of good old Book or
Pacific, see Harry and Bill at the
Tacoma.
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New potatoes and new home grown
cabbage fresh ev,ry morning. r. c.
Beach Co.
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Low rent and low expenses is why
we can sell Groceries 80 reasonable.
r. c. Beach CO.
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There is satisfaction In a drink o
Book or Pacific Beer at the Tacoma
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oPTlclAN.

DIR. A. GILIERsoN. optical Special
ist. Eyes tested and glasses proper
II fitted. once, Moxley Drug Stors
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There is satisfaction IN a drink Of
Book or Pacific Beer al the Tacoma
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Century Printing Co. Phone Black
col. Basement Lewiston Natl. Bank.
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SECRET soclErlEs.

LEWISTON LODGE OF ELKS. NO.
sse-Meets every first and third
Thursday Of each month at the the
Eik's Temple. George Kester, exalted
ruler; Chas. W. Muont. secretary.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS-Bxcelstor
lodge No. .. x. OF p. meets every
Wednesday evening at o'clock
Visiting Knights always welcome.
n. Berg. G. c.; #. II. Wood. X OF r.
rIMBER LANDS WANTED need
some more timber claims at once. J.
II. Malloy.
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r OR SALE.

FOR SALE--Nearly new delivery
wagon; a snap. See w. H. Stew
art at Teller of1ce.
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

DIR. neutrality-suspicious. and Sur
geon. Diseases OF Women O spec
talty. Room Bee Hive Bldg. Phone
ONCE Red 131.
DIR. NORRIS. PHYSICIAN AND
SURGEON. Room eos. Weisgsrber
Block. Phone Red 651.
DR.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
SURGEON. Rooms 3, 4, 8, Thiessen
block. Phone Red eel.
DIR. L. r. INMAN--SpecIalist nervous
diseases. female diseases and oh
stetrics given special attention. Al
calls promptly atten6ed. Once Por.
ter building. Phone Main 90.
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MUSICIAN.

KARL BAUMGAERTEL. musical di-
rector and teacher. Music furnished
for all occasions. Room I. Hotel
Assemble. Phone Main zS.
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Ho USE MOVING.
LooT.

LosT-Goid watch fob. LIONS head
on frant; letters L 7. X. on back.
Finder return the same to Otto Ket-
tenbach and receive reward. II
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Saturday,

Worlds college athletic champion
ship at Jamestown exposition.
Opening of annual polo tournament
of the Meadow Brook club.
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MAoN ETIc HEALING.

PROF. F. c. HAGEl. Magnetic Mas
sage and Electric Treatments. Resi-
dence Visitation Heights. p. o. Box
204. Phone win be installed soon.
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A nrst class threo-seated rig fol
sale. II you want a snap look this up
Anyone who has vNeiand propert!
that they wish to trade. write or ca,
on FENToN q LOWE. 9 1
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FOR SALB-Three Of the choicest lot
in University addition. VIII sell O
great bargain IL taken at once
Address care Of Teller.
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ATTORNEYS.

oH9E w. TANNAHILII, LAWYER
ractices IN all state ana federal
es OF idaho and washington.
looms s. .. 7. New Porter Bldg.
[none Main 227.
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paNsoN 4 sTooKEY.. LAWYERS.
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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-05-09
DIRECT ELECTIONS or SENATOR'S


Two more states have established
direct election of United States
senator's. Iowa and Washington
have Joined the procession, making
five states this year and total OF
eighteen. The northern states are
Oregon, Washington, North Dakota,
Wisconsin, Illinois, Iowa. Missouri
and oklahoma, with Il unanimous
house in Pennsylvania and II tie vote
in the senate and the contest still
son" The southern states are
Virginia, South Carolina. Georgia.
Florida. Alabama, Tennessee and
Kentucky.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-05-09

A recent invention which may
create a new industry for the lumber
regions of Wisconsin is that of a man
in Saxony who has discovered how
to spin a yarn out OF wood fiber. 1t
is said to be superior to cotton or
linen and of course is much cheaper.
A suit of clothes can be made from
it at an expense of 81. The material
has already been largely used for
toweling, rugs and carpets, and is
said to be suitable for manufacturing
a great number ofarticles now made
Of cotton and linen. The thread is
not brittle and neither shrinks nor
stretches, and when bleached is OF a
snowy whiteness. Being paper it
can more readily be dyed into a
larger range of colors than cotton or
silk. The new product is called
xylOlin and has been patented in all
civilized countries.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-05-09
SUGAR STATISTICS

The consumption of sugar in the
United States is increasing rapidly,
more rapidly than is the production.
During the year just ended we used
the enormous amount of $500, 1000, 900
pounds of sugar, worth 5000, 100000.
Ii each citizen got his fair share,
during the twelve months he con-
sumed rs pounds. OF thissugar only
one-fifth was produced in the United
States: one-fifthcam from the island
possessions, and three ffths was i'm
ported from foreign countries. OF
the American produced sugar, a little
over half was from the sugar-beet,
the remainder from cane. This is
the first time the beet-sugar has ex-
ceeded in quantity that manufactured
from sugar cane. During the last
ten years the increasein the consump-
ton of sugar has been three times as
great as the increased domestic pro-
ductiOn.-S Scientific American.
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Practical Hints

Old knit underwear can be utilized
in various ways, especially the
WOODEN; nice wash and bath cloths
can be made from it by crocheting
the edges around with tidy yarn. 1t
can also be used in self-wringing
mops, or simply as floor cloths by
doubling and stitching with tidy
yarn.
Save all your salt bags, they not
only make nice Jelly bags, but several
put together and stitched on the
machine make good dish cloths.
Gloves that will take the place of
rubber gloves when working in the
garden or washing dishes, are made
by dipping old gloves in hot linseed
oil, which renders them waterproof
Black lace can be freshened to
look like new by washing in water
into which has been put a little
ammonia: then rinsed in strong
coffee. The April Housekeeper
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Prof. T. J. Lee of the I. S. Navy
believes he has developed the correct
theory of the cause OF earthquakes
and volcanoes. 1t is his opinion
that they are cansed by steam form
ing beneath the earth's surface. He
shows that the pressure of the deep
sea upon the bed of the ocean is so
great that water is driven down
through the rocks OF the earth S
crust, and at a depth Of fifteen or
twenty miles comes in contact with
molten rock at a temperature OF
about 1000 degrees. The steam thus
formed finally acquires such Il ire
mendous pressure that the rocks are
shaken and lava expelled from be-
meath the sea toward the land. All
great earthquakes occur along the
sea-cOasts or on islands. The same