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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12
INTERESTING RACES ARE
ON CARD FOR SATURDAY

are; That che operator drive the
first mile alone. AZ the end Of tho
first mile stop and pick up a lady
passenger. at the end Of the sec
nnd mila. pick up a second lady az
tho end Of the third mile. pick up
third lady Balance Of race 70 DO
ridden With FUN car
Event Exhibition BY nfano
Siohal. The FiyinE nutehman
Event Especial race Tor Road
sters aud Raecahouta. fullY equip
ped. resardieas OF weight horse
power and price. with drlvera alone
In car. Distance from : "a 10 miles
For members only Of the Antonio.
bile club af Seattle Cup
Event Exhlhllloa by barney
Oidfleit. the champion automobile
driver ~ the world Distance from
% 10 miles. 20 establish state and
worlds records. A special purse
TO be kiVen Tor this event Tor the
lowering OF worlds record.
ENenl To- Freeforaii handicap.
Any and all cars are eligible for
this event. regardless Of weight.
horsepower and price. or racing
equipment. Handicaps 70 be nsadc
according 20 tho performance -
cars IN the previous races. pls
tanee. 5 miles Cup.
Evont tt--RaiHier Sweanstskas--
Open q the world Entries limited
to the first five entflcs thafney
Oldficld. champion ~ the world
and Bruno sirhtt. the Flying Dutch
man. are entered IN thls race
Pytxn s1.ao0 In goid, $500 10 be
added II worlds competition record
L. broken. Distance Ia be miles
I This event may DO run beat two out
of three heats A. the discretion OF
I the referee.
Event ia-Flve mllen. open for
I RoAdatefs aud Raeeahoula. fully
equipped. regardless Of weight,
Horse puwer And pfieo. Cup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12

Everythlng IL helag got In readi-
nesa Tor the big auto meet "a be
held Saturday at the Meadows Nm,
der the auspices ol the Seattle Au.
tnmohila club. both uldlleld and
Slehel ara satiafed With tho way
the track Is bcipS put into shape
and are confident that they viii be-
able to DO some extremely fast rid
iaH At the time
There are twelve number. On the
carl. As lallnwa;
fNent i-Fur full equipped ears
oosting hess than $4,000. FROM } 90
70 miles Cup.
Event e-Fuli equipped cars over
s. ,0eN. J 10 10 miles Cup.
Event Novelty race. Open 90
all ears regardless of weight aud
horsepower. Cup. The conditions
u this faee are; That TIE epcra
soF drive his car Tor the first mile
alone. Al the end Of first mile
pick up three men passengers. a.
The end Of second mile. discharge
all passengers. az the end OF third
mlle. pick up passengers again. end
OF fourth mile. discharge paNseR'
gers finishing tifih mile alone.
an stops 10 be made within bounds
marked b. tspo. same Rot over 20
feet. Cars must be 10 bounds be
fore loading and unloading paa4cn'
gers
Event Especial race for cars
fullY equipped, regardless OK
weight. horsepower and price. Car
rytng three passengers Ia tonneau.
for members " tho Automobile
club Of Seattle. Cup. From J 10
10 miles.
Event s-Open race Tor fully
equipped cars. regardless Of weight
horsepower OF price, carrying three
passengers In tnnncau. Fu1m 70
ia niles. Cup.
Esant Cupid race. Five miles.
Guy. The conditions % this race
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12
RACE DATES CONFLICT

The Motor Boat club Of Seattle
moots tonight 70 decide AZ TO
what la TO be dono In regard 10
the Fourth Of July races on Lake
Washington AZ the present time
motor bouts. sailing yachts. and
Oarsmen are all scheduled 20 ap.
pear here on July and II has
been decided 10 hold a conferences
and straighten out tho conflicts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12
U" WILL ENTER
A FOUR CREW

The University Of Washington
will enter a crew I'm the North IA.
cific Amateur Ohramen association
reKaita which will be- held on Lake
Washington July third and fourth.
Tho q viii enter n four which will
most probably consist % Lowry.
Jarvis. Willis and t.Ovoloy. The
other foura entered will be those
from Portland, Vancouver. Vic.
toria. Seattle and Nelson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12

Tho King County Humane 30.
elcty. at ia meeting last night de.
iarrnincd 20 investigate the charges
made that Chas Jacobson. OF
Derby. Is in the habit Of mistreat.
laE hia cattle Robert Abrams. one
Of the society officers Was aent To
Derby 20 investigate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12
WAR talk |
is FOOLISH.

Francisco are also resn.s,,,.
much n the bad talk asd ~
clouds are a. far Of a. he NM.
uium =
Tho administration IL lpd,v,...
over tho wafiike talk OF tbs ils.a
press aud people. s'
President Roosevelt bfsn6s6 :.
most Infamous any talk az ~,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12
JUNIORS ISSUE Def

The National Juniors. a neWly
organised baseball club. composed
OF boys averaging in years from
sixteen 20 seventeen. have Issued
a def TO any boys team in the
city. Harry Murphy. o. 1877 Twen-
ty.aoeana aV.. wh0ge phone number
les East 585g. Is the manager Of the
club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12

sparkling wit. as happy az a two
ycar.old colt. and showed all the G
KuberRnco OF 20 whom he went
around bidding all his oidtime I'll
ends "Bow'de whom he talked
fight HIS face acowled a tribe but
be never loses his good nature un.
ga he sets IN AZ hts training TASKS
f. afior a match has been made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12
SEVERE rslx CAUSED DEATH.

WOOSTER. o. June ~ David
TaEEars. q brother Of CaBiain Tag
CART Of divorce notorinfY. ems
found dead ia had AZ the home Of
he mother yesterday at Orrrllie.
II 10 supposed he died frum 30
overdose af drug taken 70 ease
pain caused - The ampatation OF
a limb
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12
DRAY is CHOICE

Waiter Remy Dray. 1908. ct Chi
eago. Is the choice Of the Yale
atheltic team Tor next years cham
piOnahip. Hc has been a member
Of the team for three years and
in the dual games with Harvard
no made a new worlds record in
the pole vault 0f ~ feet 8 = inches
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12
(sedpps Telegraph ssrvlos.l

WABlilNGTON. June War
with japan - pfopnginruus
Tho present aiafmisi TAX ia laid
at the doors 81 e. + Tuknhashi. u
Seattle. and other lingo Japanese
residents OF tho United States. IS
peclaily On the Pacific coast
Certain political fakem Of San
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12
new LID MOVEMENT AT
PORTLAND

iH'"f Hfsstsf
PORTLAND. Ore, June ~. THE
I'D may only be partially on next
Sunday in this city. An attempt
II now being made 10 change the
proposed bin and allow saloons
opened ia the afternoons Of the
Sabbath day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12

SAN FRANCISCO. June Ia
when James J. Ieffries came 20
town recently he was as big and
fat and aa healthy and as good.
uaturod as he over was In hts life
When Jim Is IN training he Is n
thfle mean and inclined 10 treat I
nquialtlve strangers rather abrupt.
b. hut he was beaming over With
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12
CASE or WHERE Mr.. MANAGER
WAS ORDERED TO THE BENCH

Mccloskey Thea turned 20 Fiaher'
" and said IL Tou 20 ou, there
~ stop your pay
Joyee then flatly Informed Nc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12
BASEBALL
GOSSIP

II IL very pleasant ness. indeed.
10 hear thai the CAuuok4 have son
q game Fpf = iaaE time evsFr enc
kept woaaaFinx why the Canadians
could not eaanert with the ions
ond % the aeofr Nou that they
have succeeded In taking A eoateat
from the spekNnsa there IL 10 fea
son Why they should not keep u up
for a whlla aud take a fen more
games.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12

Because 1immY HYaa thoaxht
tbat theirs Mms room for a state
irmxws. q new a4rlea OF rlnha mill
ao0n b. whipped into SHAPE - b.
AmoNn IA the WhshluEton state
League he has bcen infofued By
Secretary Farrell Of The National
A ssoelasinn o. baseball Leagues
that kis communication has been
acted upoa and that be has bran
authorized % 20 ahead. IRE ieaEne
has received pFutsrtien In Everett.
North Yakima. waiia waIia. Pea.
disfon. Olympia. nciiinFhan and
Coifax Il Is the iutsnsinu az
those back 81 the league 70 start IN
eith four sluha In July
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12
CLAIMS THAT ABERDEEHS
SHOULD HAVE APPEARED

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12

Butte q. Taesn4a B.
BUTTE Haai. Iuns r. because cIania
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12
Meats.


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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12

Roberts. the Everett siuxHeF. Who
- bsinK tried cat b. puTaals. wiii
take Cera place ia the field Whlls
Cor vii tahe his usual tufa Ia the
piichsrs tza1 llls arm u ksttlnE
INTO shape and uar has hsppa HAT
cor viii win = few games Ter him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12

In spite Of the fact thai thego
wsre wet grounds AZ Abefdsen and
thRt rain hal fallen thaEn for
forty clskt hours. puEdaie put In
hia claim for the game when the
Weodcherpera failed to hhew np
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12

NATIoNAL LRAaHE

h4ftefsas=s Fraser. rtsisfsE 0NsFaA an
MgfHH caua#a aca uasia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-12

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The Jewish outlook., 1907-10-18

entists and physicians at Dresden. He
said that the trials of Konitz and Polna
proved that the superstitious belief in
ritual murder had not, in spite of mod
ern civilization, been eXtingllished among
the population. Like live Goals it glowed
on and no one could know when it would
break out again into flame Universal
enlightenment, which would drive it out
of the world, was still tardy in coming
Till its arrival, men of science were
bound to investigate alleged eases as they
might arise. and to east light upon eases
in the past
In commemoration of the opening of
the new synagogue ut POsen, the presi-
dent of the congregation and the chair
man of the building committee have been
decorated with the Red Eagle Order,
fourth class.
The Jewish outlook., 1907-10-18
France.

The retirement of Major Dreyfus was
gazetted on Wednesday, Sept. 25th.
a decree which is published in the
Journal Officiel announces the applica-
ton to Algeria from January 1st, 1908.
of the law adopted on December 9th,
1905. relating to the separation OF church
and state in France.
AS far as the Jewish population is
concerned. the law of separation threat
ened gravely to affect their religious in
lterests. Algeria. according to the most
recent census returns. contains II Jewish
population of about $1,000 souls. The
Jews are generally of the INDECENT class
and consequently fears were entertained
as to the result of the application of the
new law to the colony. Accordingly
steps were taken by the Central Consis-
tory of the Jews of France to safeguard
the material future of Algerian Ju-
daism.
The Jewish outlook., 1907-10-18
Turkey.

The Sultan has just given fresh
proof of his friendly sentiments towards
the Jews in his doninions by specially
honoring their chief rabbi.
Yesterday. the anniversary of his I'M
perial NIajesty's birthday the principal
functionaries of the state as well as the
spiritual chiefs of the various communi
ties. proceeded to the palace to tender
their &C congratulations. AS Chief Rabbi
Noise Levy was i'll. he deputed another
rabbi and the dragoman of the Chief
Rabbinate to represent him. All the
clergy were received by the Sultan per-
sonally. and when his majesty noticed
the absence of the chief rabbi, he asked
the reason. On receivding the informa-
ton the Sultan at once ordered one of his
aides-de-camp to call at the chief rabbi
residence and to inquire into his health
In the evening another of the Sultan's
aides-decamp paid visit to the invalid
in his bedroom, and, after conveying to
him the Sutan's good wishes for his
speedy recovery, handed him consider
able sum as Il gift from his majesty's
privy purse
The Jewish outlook., 1907-10-18
Germany.

The Emperor has exceptionally fa-
vored the Jewish Congregation at Schir-
meek (Alsace). His imperioal majesty
has presented the Congregation with T.
900 marks towards the building of a syn
agogue.
Herr James Simon has been elected an
honorary member of the German Arch
geological Society.
An important paper on "The Ritual
Murder Accusation" was read by Pro-
fessor DR.. Kenyeres. of Klausenburg,
Hungary, at the congress of German sci
The Jewish outlook., 1907-10-18
Austria-Hunaary.

The abductions of Jewish girls with
out the consent or even knowledge of
their parents in order that they may be
placed in the convent of the Felizianer
nuns at Cracow are being renewed with
out the civil authorities lending assist
ance to the parents. The latest case is
that of the fifteen year-old daughter of
Herr Fass at Demica. All his efforts
to regain possession of the girl were fu-
tile; even the representative of the dis
trict in Parliament and the Burgomas-
ter of CarcOw declared themselves pow
erless to intervene. DR.. Gabel, one of the
Jewish deputies. will interpellate the
government in the Reichsrath on the
matter.
The Austrian writer, Herr Leo Herr
berg -Frankel. recently celebrated his
eightieth birthday in Teplitz-Turn (Bo-
hemia). He has written and published
many novels, sketches, historical and eth
biographical studies and essays. His ex-
cellent pictures from the Polish Ghetto
have found an extensive circulation. and
are highly appreciated.
The Jewish outlook., 1907-10-18
Russia.

The famous County Tolstoy, in an in
terview with press representative,
touched on the Jewish question. The
distinguished writer ridiculed the at
tempts of the anti-Semites to convert to
their views any honest people. He did
not even think assimilation IA necessary
step to the emancipation of Jews. 'All
men and women,' he declared, care
brothers and sisters. and as such Jews
ought to be treated by their Christian
ncighbors.'
\ Central News telegram from Odessa
states: The prefect, General Novitzki.
has been appointed governor-general of
Odessa. thus bringing to an end the de-
spotic regime of General Kaulbars.
The minister of education has granted
the request made by the officials of the
hig schools to the effect that the Jews
who are attending the normal schools i'm
greatly increasing numbers shall be al
lowed to attend the high schools on con-
dition that the prescribed total of stu
dents is not exceeded and that the inter
ests of the Christian students are pro-
tccted.
The Jewish outlook., 1907-10-18
4round the Uorld
Switzerland.

The Jewish community at Zurich is
contemplating the building of new syn
agogue, as the existing one is now too
small. The various sites in the center of
the city have been inspected. but it is
feared that difficulty will be experienced
in raising the sum of about one million
francs, which will be required for the
site and the building The new syna-
gogue will have to be large enough to
contain 900 seats.
The Jewish outlook., 1907-10-18

REV. LOUIS hLAVANS
Expert NOBEL OF Over 20 Years Practice
Best Of reference, both medical and lag
1865 Howard Place. Denver. Colo.
Phone Main 1918.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-12
HOUSE OF DEPUTIES
REFLECTS DIR. VI KIM

RICHMOND EA->pec-
The opening session q the House ct
Deputies began yesterday afternoon
~ 1850 o'clock ir 81 Pauls Church.
ulth a large ard prompt attendance
q mem be-s. AFTER the rol call the
Rev Dr. Huntington. ~ New York.
nominated ur Randolph Harrison
2lcKim. q washington. -. c.. t0r
IRE presidency cc the body
position he has held Tor several
years AL over the house there rose
a claucr from others who desired 20
second the nomination. ard The situ-
alton was happily met 81 Miss. -
slppI DELEGATE. who said ~let Us al
second g." And so the body did.
with The result that the vote was
unanimous Dr. Mckin, 81 ackrowl-
edging the honr. said. in part.
we meet. nay brethren. ia city
that has a T1omentous and tragic his
tory since that convention % 1859. ID
was FOR four years the brain and the
heart % &C. southern CoUseleracy
Ian object ~ assault % the mighty
armies % the Union THANK God ths
+ unity q the Church survived that
4 tremendous shock @ war. Thark
Cod also that we meet today e. one
fChurch. representing one reunlte.
= people. and that people. in The tudg
n1ent % one % the greatest Engiist
military critics. the migntiest on tn
Elohe
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-12
INDICT HECHLER FOR
ELECTION FRAUDS
Nominee for Treasurer Of Henrico
County is Charged With Pay
ment Of Poll Taxes Of Voters.
Two Others Are Also Held.
R1CHMOND. vA.-Srecial--

RICHMOND. vA.-Special--
Henry T.. Hecnler. Democratic NOM
nee Tor the treasurCrship cf Eenrico
county. Vas indicted last night BY The
special grand jury investigating al
leccl election frauds IN the recent
county Democratic primary on
charge % the prepayment q poll taxes
fcr Eerrtco county voters
similar true hills were returned by
the tu~y against Newton L Gentry.
sou-ir-'aw 20 Hechlc-. ana ! W At
kirsor. an intimate friend % The eN-
treasurer. and one who IS said On have
worked earnestly Tor his reelection
Az rne conclusion 20 last nights
session Judge SCOT, issued bench war
rants fcr Ecchitr. Atkinson and Cen
t-r. ~e-c~-ab-e 20 O'Clock today. a'
unI-h -.me the cases VIII De set to'
.--rl vh--h vti probably be IN ths
..--r rart - ueI- week
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-12
STAUNTON BOY KILLED
WHILE BEATING RIDE

gTAUNTON.--Sp cclal.--Oiue Grove
OF Staunton. was killed early tais
morning in q railway accident While
beaftnE a ride with h'rauk Robbins
c.rcus He boarcet the train AZ Char
lcftesTiile ard was hiding in the steam
calltcps cage. which struck the tunnel
rear Aften- Several cages were thrown
frorr TIE cars Grove was found pinned
under one 81 the cages IA q ifeless
ons will amount 20 several hundred
dollars. Several otter youths were
hurt. bot not seriously. The dead boy
city.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-12

foli0wed fn winding Cp the strike was
agreed upon During the preliminary
negotiationh. at least the beard rnesn-
bsrs will remain IA Chicago. They
expect 20 be in direct Communication
WITH President Small. however.
To-Day ceneral Secretary-Treksurer
Wesley Russell made this sfatementf
The great strike will De t9rmt-
mates. probably By the middle or the
nonfh II IL very evident thRt beth
parties have become weary OF the Eight
and are ready te reach q b2Sis OF
agrAsnssnl-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-12
TELEGRAPH STRIKE
TO END OCTOBER 18TH

CHICAGO. -sDeciaL--The teie-
rrnDh strike win be ended not later
tk&n October 18th. according 20 an cf-
csiai announcement made tocay. and
the striking operators are sure they
viii via the victory. President small
left FOR New York today. where the
enai settlement - 40 be made. Before
1eparfiag BE hold q long Night con-
tive board. a. which the coarse 10 be
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-12

Tenn late IN November. and 10 cr-
pected 90 be one OF the most eiaho-
rate arairs In the history % mar
rfares IA this State. The bride IL
member OF an old family IN Iennes-
see. and sister OF Russell Gardner. a
81 Louis millionaire. who VIII give
the bride his cheek for sSo.ooo as q
wedding present
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-10-12
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