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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-15
Committee Hangd 10 Look Ill0
AdVIsbIIIIy Of Bringing Matter
Before Council.
NEW BUILDING IS PROPOSED
Trustee Favor Erection OF New High
sche,l and an Addition to School
No. in East Erd-cos, WIN Be
Nearly Thirty Thousand Dollars if
Report Is Accepted.

n committee composed of Ncssrs.
w. T.. Barrett, j. p. Harrison ana Ed
win phlllines was appointed by the
board Of school trustees last night TO
look into the advisablllty of request
Ing The city council to ask permission
from the next legislature to Issue
sulIic!cnt school bonds to erect Il new
High school huilding on site to be
selected by the hoard. and to build
AN addition to East End school No. 4.
This committee VIII report back to
tho board at the December meeting
and II Its report Is favorable the trus-
toes will lay thc matter before the
council in January.
The question of erectl,1g n separate
High school building was agita,ed sew
oral months ago. but the matter was
dropped because the city council did
not have sufficient funds to build
such n building. Last night, how.
ever Hon. W. y. Barrett. the repre-.
scltptivc of this city in tho next
Legislature. suggested TO the board
that The council be asked for n bond
issue to DELAY the cost of the new
structure.
The Suggestion evohcd considerably
discussion among the trustees. several
iayoring the idea and ono or two
opposing it on the ground that tho
congestion In the East End schools
should be relieved by an addition to
school No. before any efforts were
made to secure n High school huld-
ipg. was finally decided to con-
slider the matter OF askng for an h.
sue of bonds large enough to build
both the High school and the addi-
lion to school No. 4. The cost Of
these buildings will aaprcgnte be.
tween 100000 and $4,000.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-15
LOOKING roR aAD CHECK MAN
Police Asked to Look for cnok Who
swindled Hotel Warwick.

The police department has bcen
asked to locate Il man who called him.
self NJ. n. Schafcr OF ST Louis. aid
who gave Clerk George Bland of Iio.
tel Warwick, n worthless check for
S7S. Tho crook appeared nj tho War
wick recently and registered. He was
handed letter which had arrived
al the hotel for him and he took oc-
c,aslon TO exhibit tie letter and n
check for $40, p,nportiag to be drawn
by the Missouri Glass Company. to
Mr. Bland, who was on duty ut the
time.
MI bland cashed the check for the
posado. drummer ANA the latter was
assigned 10 a room before noon Schaf
err had departed for parts unkaown,
rad he has not been seen since.
a letter to the Missouri Glass Com.
nany Brought the information that
,,Schater' is al unknown party who
has signed tho name of this company
10 various checks which have been
cashed by hotels In rs many cities.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-15
PROMINENT MEN TO SPEAK.
Meeting of Pathway Clerks at Rosen
bs' rs Hall Toniaht.

There Will be meeting OF railway
clerks NJ EcccenbAum's hail tonight
81 O'Clock and among the speakers
tor the occasion will be several prom.
meat men who are attending tho
convention Of ,hc American Feder.
alton of Labor at Norfolk.
Among those VIII are expected he
present and speak arc: Wilbur Drar.
sens of Kansas City, Mo. grand nres.
inent OF the brotherhood of Railway
Clerks: y. j. Shannery OF Chicago
president of the Freight Handlers
vnion; III. y. Perham. president. s. w
Quick. secretary and treasurer. and
iidge ID. G. Ramsay. former president
al of the Order of Railway Telegraph.
efs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-15
smportant Change in Schedule of
Norfolk and Washington Steam
boat Company.

Effective November 18th daylicht
steamer Will leave Norfolk every other
day Ceyen dates for month OF Noyem.
ber) ut s q. M: leave Old Point q
q m, Effective November 18th. nigh.
line steamers will leave Portsmouth
daily at $500 p. M, Norfolk u. M,
Old Point 1900 p. IN.
For full information amply TO il. n
Smith. Agent Union Ticket ofSice
Chsmberlin Hotel, Old Point Va. p
~. Prichard. Gen. Agent, Ino. l..
WILLIAMS, City Pass Agent, corner
Cranky and Plume Street, Norfolk.
lli4It
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-15
State Senator keezeli Here.

state Senator George II. Keezcll and
family OF Rockingham county. arriv-
ca III the city yesterday evening from
Mcrioik and We're The guests last
night of Col. and Mrs. =. w. HuT-
man. They will leave today for Rich
mond on the Virginia oyster boat
Commodore Murray with Chairman
w. Mcdonald Lee of the State board
OF fisheries. The senator has been
assisting Chairmhn Lee to prepare
ne annual report of the fisheries
board.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-15
PE-RU-NA
o EeIiab!s Remedy
For Colds.

all us forms and phases.
l'y Kidding tho system OF catarrh. it
elcanses the body OF those conditions
which invite chronic diseases.
Cold Affected Head. Throat ana Lungs.
MIR. Matthew O'IIare, li5 william ST..
Fall River, Mass, writes:
About four years ago 1 consulted p
physician TO get relief from n cold
which had stopped up my head and also
settled on my lungs, resulting in en-
tarrh and also throat difficulties.
HE gave me some medicine. but four
months faithful use OF tho same did me
no good. then tried other doctors. but
1T was just the same.
$50 l decided TO try Perrna and after
using two bottles my lungs began to
heal, did not cough nearly so much
and slept better.
I'm six months the cough, catarrh
and throat difficulties were all cured.
81 was pleased with tho result and
wish TO write you OF it. Seven bottles
or Pcrnna cured nie.p
a. l.. Hewitt, j. p, wost Berlin. VT
writes: " am happy to be able to write
You this letter in relation TO what YOUR
Pernna has done for my family.
when brought The first bottle home
] found my vito and daughter hot'
siei'--iny wife with indigestion aud nv
aanEhter with severe cold. They
were both cured.
81 am willing to state that peruna.
taken IN The beginning, VIII euro the
worst cold in u 10 % liours.v
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-15
660666c66660-67Co 80 O-a-sGCsC
Social
,QQSQQpoooooooooc7o ooooco.'

Miss Ruby Butts. daughter of DR..
and Mrs. George w. Butts of Chucha-
tuck, and MIR. j. HOLIDAY branch. for
merly OF this city. but now of Ports
mouth, were married at the Mctho-
dist church at Chuchatuck. at .
o'clock Yesterday afternoon. The
ceremony was performed by Itev. Mr..
Parker In the presence of large
number of The friends and relatives
OF the Young couple.
The bride was attended NY her Sis
ter. Mrs Baker as matron of honor.
and Mr.. 'Lemuel G. Branch OF Nor.
lolk, brother of the groom. was the
best man. Among the groomsmen
We're Messrs. l.. II. boiling ana Ed.
ward Kitchen of this city.
The church was tastefully and
beautifully decorated with eycrereens
and flowers.
before the ceremony was performed
DR. ald Mis-. Butts entertained the
bridal party at an elaborate dinner
at eheii home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Branch left yesterday
evening for 4 wedding tour through
the West and North. They will make
their home in Portsmouth.
+. "i Aco ~ =, Walkley LETT Yesterday
~ Hvpo''luc county whore he will
An rd,. ~,
Wnvoe,nr n''a aro ou ~ ana wife OF
fnn,i,v ~, A., ~" i"c Guests OF me
Mr. ana Mrs Choso ., r,.,o.,
Sbor6 arn No ,nosts 80 n n
Mr.. and Mrs. w u Iorr,ru on,
little daughter arc visItjn. rr,en1s ~,
Richmond and petnrshurr 40 "
formally ut her home in Nor,h ~" INA ~"
this afternoon from 4 tn o'c,no,. ~,
honor of her sister. Mrs II Elliot
Palmer ~ Icrolnnd A., ~ -'''o'
he tho guest of Mrs uoiIcv Vs. W.
-
Mrs. w. w. Harwood ,s v,si,,,, h.r
daughter Mrs I'owrcnco pn I,s u"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-15
out Of DEPARTMENTS Reach.

The frame building at Thir,y.flfth
street and Chestnut avenue which
was destroyed by fire about 8 O'clock
yesterday morning, wns owned by
atrs. IT, Z. vaughan. The lower floor
Vase csupiedc by aegro pool room
and negro family lived on the sec
nnd moor The East Esd fire company
responded to an alarm, but could do
9thins toward extineuiehaig the
names. because the building was SO
lai from the nearest fire plug that
II could aot be reached with the hose.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-15

hor wharf at Carriers Creek. Va. The
origin OF the fire is unknown.
The DR.. W. J. Ncwbill WIS a small
steamer built about two years ago
ana during the past summer she was
employed around Hampton Roads in
the cclorcd excursion trade. making
regular trips from Old Dominion .piel.
A here 10 the Exposition. jamestown
islnd and Yorktown.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-15
A CAROLINA LEGISLATOR
lion. Vim. G. iiuntcr Uses
Pe-ri-na as Il Family
Medicine.

W1uEN man u unidentified rcputa-
w lion comes ut squarely in public
print, giving unqualified endorsement TO
household remedy there must be some
thing genuine to account forit
Hon. w. G.. Hunter, OF North Caro-
Ina, well-knowu in Washington and
throughout the Southern States, says OF
feruna that lie regards it rs the greatest,
family medicine ever discovered.
lie does not hesitate TO say that
Peruna inyigorntcs and gives fresh
strength to mind and body.
such testimonials as this ought TO
make Peruna popular.
No advertising known to the arts OF
man, no commercial management could
ever raise Peruna to such high stand
ara OF appreciation IA the frank and un-
qualified statements OF such mon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-15
BriIey-Mallov.

Mr. J. Chester Briley OF this civ.
and Miss Madeline Malloy, of Rich.
mond' were married yesterday at the
nome of the brides aunt in Richmond.
me Young couple arrived ho.c las,
nient and are nov at home to their
friends at GAG Twcnty-scventh street
Mr.. Briley is employed in the com.
posing room of the Evening Times
Herald
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-15
Judae Attends cnnternnoc,

Judge r. j. iarham loft Yesterday
for Petersburg. TO attend The Metho-
list Episcopal Virginia Conference.
which is now in session at the Cock.
adc City. The Corporation Court has
been adjourned until Monday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-15

teachers who have served only one
S"ai III the schools.
In compliance with a resolution
passed at lie October meeting OF the
board. Superintendent Morton report
ed tiin, he bad carefully observed the
wor': OF Mis. Martha w. Mundy.
teacher OF Latin in the High school
aud found that she was putting forth
AN honest effort and was entirely
ca9abi" of teaching The subject. The
report was accepted and filed.
All OF The trustees attended tho
meeting.
superintendent Monthly Report
Superintendent Morton made the
following ropor on enrolment and
average daily attendance OF pupils in
me public schools Tor the month OF
October:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-15

We do all kinds .. eommerclol
printing. and at prices that are con
sistent with good work. Smail orders
even the same careful attention ar
me large ones. Prompinass Is one
OF or characte; isticS. WARWICK
PRINTING CO., INC. 1O.3O.tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-15

Mr.. q. w. Taylor, clendcnin, w. Va,
writes:
al think that Pcrnnais the greatest
tonic that was ever put on the market.
FOR several years my eyes bothered me
so much. The pain was so severe somc-
times would think they would surely
burst ont OF my head.
al fried Pernna and AianaIiu .gnd4m
today wcH man. am sure | should
have died had II not been for DR.. Hart
mans wonderful medicine, Pcruua."
Snch testimony as the above has
given Pcruna high standard in the es.
timation OF the puuiic.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-15
BURNED AT CARRIERS CREEK.
Steamer Dr.. W. J. NewbiII Destroyed
Beside Wharf.

Advices received here yesterday
from Baltimore state that the passen.
Ger and freight steamer DR. w. ].
Newbiil was totally destroyed by fire
last Sunday night while tied IN to
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-15

To those who desire a superior class
of stationery we recommend Cambria
Bond. 4 trial will convince you OF It's
excellence WARWICK PRINTING
CO., INC. 1U-zGI
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-15

1.-The greatest family medicine
ever discovered, in my opinion,
which comes from experience as
weH as observation, Is Peru7a. TIE
nIost common affiiciion 10 human.
kind Is Il bad cold. PerUna drives
II our OF doors, wards off cafarrb.
fnyigorafcs and gives fresh strength
10 mind and body. I give perIna
my unqualified endorsement"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-15
Cough, Colds, Catarrh
Relieved By Pe-ru-na

Hon. VIM. G. Hunter, cx-momber
North Carolina Legislature, writes
from the Census onice building, Wash
ingion, D. O., concerning Peruna:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-15

irne OF equal rights to all and spec.
ial privileges to mono, ana therefore
cannot promise favors to favor seek.
ing generations. If made such
promises to the corporations | would
be guilty of dnpliciE'. for it would
have to bctray the voters as the Re-
publican party has done in order 10
reward ines" corporations. as the Re.
publican party has rewarded them.
The Democratic campaign must
be carried on by voluntcers who will
work because they desire the TRIUMPH
OF Democratic IDEAS. We cannot hope
to appeal 20 the sordid or huv the
purchasaDlc even If such Il course
would contribute toward Democratic
success. No one should favor SIR.
Eryan's nomination. unless the party
is willing to open It's books ana show
where its 60 itributions come from
1nd wat the money Is expended fnr.
The Republican party ought 10 be
10 conduct its campaign in
The open in an honest way aal il
the Republican leaders refuse TO &C.
ccpt Ae challenge the Democrats can
well afford to leave the issue with the
public.
Government For the people.
An appeal to conscience is polit-
haiy cNpedicnt as well as morally
right for the conscience is the most
notent force with which man deals
] ne natioal conscience has already
been aroused. ana a large majority
OF tne voters have been educated to
me necessity OF reform. n reform that
VII make this government again n
government of the people. by the peo.
pie and for the people. 1t only remains
FOR the Democratic party to convince
the public that 1t can be trusted with
me work OF reform and nothing will
do more to convince the public than
n refusal to negotiate with predatory
wealth aud an honest appeal by hon.
est methods TO tho honest sentiment
Of the country"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-15
Musical az Hioh schoo,

There will be musical at the High
school building at s O'Clock tonight foi
me benefit of Piano Fnnd, No III End
Scnool. Admission % and IL cents
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-15

Peruna is an
ideal household
remedy. 1t wards
of colds and re-
lieves catarrh in
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-15
BRYAN SAYS He WILL TAKE
PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATION

Continued from list PAGE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-28
JOCKEY MILLER HAS
A WHOPPER APPETITE
nv FRED }. hewitt.

Seattle star Exclusive ssrVios)
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan st-lf Il
vas necessary Tor yea TO keep down
your weight would yea wander
through a table d'hote dinner twice
a day and for the third meal order
a bunoh Of Ia carte. that would
make about three meals for a
heavyweight paEiiissf
That Is what Jockey Miller. the
prasnler race rider Of America does.
Miller eats an tho timc~,hat Il.
when he Isn't In the saddle. and
even then he Is chewig a bunch OF
gum.
But With an his eating propenai'
ties Miller kecps down 10 weight
Tie can make Toe pounds any time,
Last year-his first year - ne
rode ISIS winners. worid'a reeord
Al che present meeting az Emerys
VILE he has put 60 odd over the
plate and he has only BEEN ridine
about 90 days
HNt MS hNlNI ~ mo- NAAattt ~
comes from the Ooldstein family OF
BROOKLYN. n. a.
Hut Miller looks a good deal bet.
Tar than Coldstesn ON the jockey
board
Raak horses run Kind for Miller.
Good horses always do little bet.
ter than their best for him.
he L. tho best post boy that ever
faced starter.
In SETTING away from the post he
lets his horse have iis bead
other boss start away with a atrunE
rela and place their mount before
glvlng him his freedom.
Miller waits until be Is In front
or In a good position before be a..
tempts 70 rate the animal beneath
him. Thls Is dangerous. aud but
few boys win take that chance.
Miller earned si00. neo In 1908.
and ha has the most 81 H. EyeFy
week he malls hia money home TO
his mother In brooklyn. and Il Is
banked there for him. he has also
purchased her an elegant home.
Miller likes money. ant IN conse-
qusnce doesn't spend mueh. ais
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-28
KID MCCOY IS
AFTER CUP

fcld Mccoy Is now at Hot
aafinfs. Ark. aud writes that De
i bringing himself - great shape.
4 an q little early Tor the aea-
aan,s writes Norman helbY who IN
kaawa 70 the followers n the prize
ffuF uH KID Mccoy. but ~ ! VII
lie busy with an automobile come
pany after February I. { thought .
waala fun down here aud get my
self IN condition. aH ! baYe my eye
on the Vanderbilt eap, aud ihat
means for me a lot 81 hard work.
both IN aud out Of the factory
therefore viii get myself fil while
have the time
4 run over the mountains every
aag. rain o. shine. and honest
nov. don't laugh I feel like I could
ship The entire bunch 81 heavy.
weight fighters IN the country, bar
ring tefffieH.
4 weigh TIC pounds STRIPPED ana
when / leave here for home VII Do
good enough 10 string with IN ease
I should take q notion % 70 after
some Of those woaid~be heavy
weights who are looking Tor q big
losers end to those big Nevada
purses.
sThe Oakland faeetrack opens or
rssilfuafy I. and 4 big nest.s7x H.
locked for.
sarhs IT'D Is aiiil down tight No FAR
as gambling g. concerned ana you
know that makes Hot Springs look
very dun.
4 boz with Manager Hopkins
every afternoon. and be IL becom-
ing real good. and have % rough
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-28
RACES SATURDAY
OAKLAND.

First race. oae.half ile-coilege
Widow. t0T twllliamHl. 1 to B.
won. l.nonatdadaIe. 100. second
Raleigh. inT. third. Time. - Il.
aeeond race. thteeauaftefa ct a
mile Golden Rule. los Miller. II
10 8, won. chief Whitman. 100. noe.
nnd. David Holland. 100. third Time.
.i.fG 10.
Third race. one aud quarter
miles Jake Mooaa. los taandNl. :
Ia 4, won; iraa. i0g. aeeand. kllss
Spot, iOi. third Tune. 4 II -
Fourth race. one and ens quarter
milna -Kercheyal. 100 &C koernefl
Il 10 4. won. IoEiateila. lads sec
end. sir Edward. III. third. ttme.
Il 0g 10.
Firth race. eleven aixieentha Of a
milo -siraaseatier. % luseisls 40
Ia 1, eon. Ocean shore. ~. SECOND.
Tony Faust. 10. third Iisne.
les IS.
sixth race. one mile Noioday.
los Miller. ; To 5. won. htsEim.
wood. lei. second. fuiiesia. inis
third. Time. ii2,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-28
MILITIA BOYS
FORM LEAGUE

A committee appointed from
Companies u and - ana also the
signal corps Of this national guard.
met last Thursday niaht for the
purpose 81 forming a league. 10
participate IN basketball ana also
10 furm a track team
capt Wtl. iuEila II said % be In
strumentai 81 the formation OF the
league arid has offered tho use ~
the 4. A. g, gymnasium ana In
Atruetara for the nraotlcinR team.
Another Idea IL 10 pick the crack
players from tho teams for this for
nation Of a banner teum 20 compete
with the crack teams of the olsy
The players VIII practice after drili
nights and expect 10 play their
fret game IL month or alx weeks
There has been talk ~ a track
team. but the promoters VIII FIRST
start the basketball bunch going.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-28
NOTHING TO It
BUT BIG SCORE

Back. hack to that dear. old Hell.
lnsham town. That was whore tho
high school basketball team from
there went Saturday niEht ON the
Ia n. Owl train, after meeting a
tremendous defeat AZ the hands az
tho Seattle high school boys, The
score was ~ 90 10. when tho last
whistle was blown.
The Seattle boys played a strong
game. both la team work and Eual
shooting. The Rockingham boys ap
peared 60 be Disconnected shortly
after the game started BY the local
boys Eoin9 after and taking every
thing
The game was played IN the Y.
M. G. A. gymnasium and the audi
enee was most pitlfully lacking A.
future events Il IL hoped that the
high school students Wili turn out
hi large numbers. The teams lined
mn a. follows
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-28

Seattle Star Eseiusiso ssrsies-l
aAS FRANCISCO, Jan sa~-lhs
racing days ~ ms Ola t.uiie race
hara. Marius u are shout over
OF All The faceAcrses handled at
Fmsryvfus hr IL perhaps me Host
bunan. ne knows bic enemies and
his ffssnda
w1,sn hs spogs she bright oolars
- a ibeksy he vhinnie4 and Kicks
me stan. because be knows tha, hs
i "a be roughly handled. bat WHEN
he hears the shrili voice % fanny
smith. his stable boy, ~ yin nrlgh
til tha old stable resouuds with the
echa.
lie knows hls daughters. Vallejo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-28
ATTELL WANTS To
MEET SULLIVAN

Probably the nsxt feature IN tho
feathetweiHht class will be q fight
Ia tses Angeles between Aba Atieii
and brooklyn Tommy" sullivan
They have met twice Atioii won
On foul once and ioat the decision
% Sullivan b. a fiss-rcuna 20 At
80. fsouis in 1905.
AZ soon a. Abe won from Harry
ftahsr last week sullivan chalisnR-
ID him. and the champion has
promised % fiEht ne h. resting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-28
PROPOSE BIG
TRACK MEET

n The rigps now undsr consider
alton are carried cut fnr Seattle
Athissin eiEib ufIl participate IN a
angular TRACK ard field meet
with The MaEtuumah ard olympie
clubs neat June. The pian. which
originated with the Olympic club q
san Francisco. Was presented %
the directors Of the tfuftnomah club
last THURSDAY night and they re-
ported IN favor af e. IN response
70 letters. the Seattle etub Also re-
Flied favafahiY. Il may b. that
The Spokane club may also be ask
~ 20 enter che meet Thu toca .
ton Of the meet has uof been a.
elaed. bat Il ia thought that Port
land has q grad elaln. on account
~ being the intermediate point be-
tween the Seattle ard Frisco
clubs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-28
SOLDIERS LOSE
TACOMA GAME

The Tacoma Association Football
club played The Fort LA@tou team
yesterday Al the Spanaway Gross
Ing grounds IN the return game.
the Tacoma TEAM Winning BY a
score % 10 4.
Fort Lawton won the toss AID
elected to play toward the south
goal Al the end % 10 minutes
play Tacoma made two goals
When the second half began Tseo.
ma had made four goals.
The Held. unfortunately. was not
conducive "a high class football Il
had thawed shout half an inch on
tbs surface and had rnmained hard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-28
Aseor.

FIRST race. eleven aixtesnths Of q
mile Royal Rogue, ief sksoeha. {
10 &. Won. Money Musk. i0I. sec.
ond bribery. los. third. Time
1888.
aeoond race. shreesiKhthn Of a
mile Magazine. iis tHaiimanl. I 70
Won. cfastah. 10. seeond. kis
met Dr.. ia. third Time. 20 II
Third race. three quarters Of :
mile COL. Jack. tas ID. Riiay1. II
10 8. won. ~ i.aurhfeY. los. sec.
ona. IA r Fryer. iet. third. Time.
tsl4
Fourth race. brooks eoufae~W
n Carey. itf Knapp. % 1. xoa
Won Tfump. ia. second J = npn
ohne. liz. third. Time goa -.
Fifth race. eeNeneishiha IT :
mile clandeasine. i07 Knapp. II
IL 8. Won. Nihliek. tuf. second
caaIehnn. los. third. Tine
iit1s
Gath race. eleven sixtesutha az =
mile -flomlnua AFsi. les tMe
nanleii. s 10 2. won Ei0ta. 100
accond. Otto Price. tns. third
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S. A. C. BOWLING

on tho = A. G. alleys this week
the following schedule viii DO
played
Tonight SariorH vs. Politicians.
Tomorrow night Athictca W
Realtyu.
Thursday - Elucaies vs. Hoo
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