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and do what is necessary to protect her
interest in this suit.
Teste: d M. SuIpxry ~1.-,.
w. w. VERT, Sol,
NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS

TO Abbey K Jameson,
lake notice, that on the Ath day of
May. A: D.. 1907, between the hours Of
o'clock a. IN. and 4 o'clock p. M, at
inc law of1ce of W. w. Wertz, Rooms a
Gu GU bradford Building, in the City of
Charleston, Kanawha County, West Vir
ginla, l will take the dispositions of my
sell ana others to be read in evidence in
my behalf i'll certain suit in Chancery
now pending in the Circuit Court for the
county OF kanawha, STATE of West Vir-
ginia, in which w. II. Jameson is nlain-
uf1, and Abbey K. Jameson is defendant.
from any cause the taking of said
dispositions shall not he commenced Tor
completed on the day aforesaid. the same
s s De continued from day to day or
from time to time, at the same place. and
between the same hours, until the same
shall be completed.
w. H. JAMESON
w. w. VERT. Sol. By Counsel.
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the Western Federation of Miners,
and ultimately to destroy all labor
organizations and reduce the work
ing people to conditions worse than
serfs; now therefore
RESOLVED, that we, the mine
workers of Local Union No. 1873 of
District No. II do hereby de-
nounce the above mentioned illegal
acts, demand speedy and fair
trial, and extend our heartfelt
sympathy to the said Meyer, Hay
wood and Pettibone, and pledge
our moral and financial support to
the w. F. of M. in their struggle
for justice and for existence, and
we call upon all liberty loving peo-
pie to make their protest against
this injustice, and this conspiracy
to destroy labor organizations felt
from one end of the land to the
other; and be it further
RESOLVED, That copies of these
resolutions be sent to the Western
Federation of Miners, to the Gov
ernoIs of Colorado and Idaho. to
President Roosevelt, and to the
labor papers, including the Labor
Argus, and to various Local
Unions, with request to pass
similar resolutions.
BY order of Local Union No
333. ROBERT BRIGHT. Pres.
J. E. JEFFREY, Sec.
The above resolutions were also
unanimously adopted by the fol
lowing locals:
BY order Local Union No. 1923
j. w. CAIN, Pres.
S. S. AsBURy, Sec.
BY order Local Union No. 2315
S. B. DAVIS, Pres.
JAMES MCATEE. Sec.
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New Headquarters.

The International Printing Press
men and Assistants Union is to
establish general headquarters in
Indianapolis. indianapolis is the
center for more national and in
ternational bodies than any other
city in the United States.
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Generosity sometimes consists in
beng good to ones self.
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ENTIRE uN
pOfCia y IN capi-
tan.
EI guartia Sierra eS COnduGidO anO-
che al dsp6sit0 municipal.
Ei0Ghus que GauSin en-
81 plhIIGa 4 Ps0r Imprss!dn.

Anochs fu6 conducido al dsp6sito mu.
niCipal de eata ciudad, 81 policia AauuCi6n
Sierra, deapI es de tsnsr an Choque con el
capitSn Cabrera , de intervenir en- IL
ocuEEencia otroH poli5fas , paisanoa, ocu.
rriendo el.Consiguients eHcandaIo.
Inf6lmaBe que dicho policfa SO encuen-
trR. en- San Juan suspense de smpleo y
Iueldo CRuEa dc cargos que le ha formu-
lado q Comandsnts del puesto de Gu6ni-
ca, en- donds seEvfa, anochs Sc encon'
tEaba dc paseo en- lR plazuela de Colon.
TuvO un altsrcado con unos muchachos
que por Rllf se hRlISban 6ato Ie Ilam6 Ia
atsnCi6n al Capit6n Cabrera que tambi6n
entaba en- aquel sitio, pueE Il forma en-
que intervenfa, segdn dicho Official, era
inconveniente.
PaH0ce que hubo palabraB primerO y
luego 81 oieiaI cOji6 por 81 cuello 81 Sierra
teniendo que inteEvanir un cabo de Ia ban.
de del cusrpo, Otrou policfRH aIgunoB
paisanoH, para re1uciFle & la Obadiencia
al orden, Hiendo conduCido primero al
cusrtel y luego al dep6sito municipal en-
donde pRB6 la noChe.
Visto el case esta mafiRna ants ell juaz
municipal, impuso al guardia Sierra dos
meseB de aTFeato.
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CNCO CENTAVOS
por pasaje.
10 aGuerdo del nluDiCipiO rsspeGtO a
pIeciO de pasaje.
Fa6 tonado 4 pTopugsia ast CONCEAL 81. Jose G.
del Yllla YratIfIeaA0 On d lr6EIma sesI6n.

AL trataTse en- 81 municipio de San Juan
81 aAunto de concession en- f4vor del tram
via el6ctFico que hoy funciona 6ntre ID
ciudad y Rio PiedEas, fu6 tomRdo 81
acuerdo cuya ceEtifcaci6n copiamos que
Eatifcado en- la session que despues cslebra-
re 81 Ayuntamiento, no be sabe por que
causa no haYa aido obBeEvado despu6A
DichR ceTtifcaCi6n dice anf:
'Don Ramon Negs6n Flores, Sscrstario
del Ayuntamiento de San Juan, CeHtifca:
que en- session tenida por esta Corporation
ell dia 8 del actual 20 trat6 acord6 entire
otroB 81 particular siguienta:
"El concsial don Jose g. del Vale Ila-
mo la atenci6n del Concejo hRcia 81 heCho
de que la CompafifR concsnionaria del
tEanvfa el6ctEico que De proyecta eBtRbleceF
On estR ciudad, no ha enviRdo ell presu
puesto de laB obrag y la tarifa de pasajes
que se le pidieFaD; y como en- el expedien.
te respective nc De expreaa en- foEm8 ter.
minante 81 precio dc Teoorrida que hsya
de C0brRTge por persona, quiere Be haga
cQnHtar 50 opinion sn el Hantido de que aI
pHecio de recoTEida an toda en- parte de
Ia lfnsa eatRblecida 6por establecer asf
dentFo como fuera de Ia ciudad, no deba
eXceder de oinco CentAvos = que antes de
dar oonienzo Las obras dc Ia Compaf1fR
conCeIionaria est6 obligsda & pressntar 81
preTupuegto detallado de IaB miEmaB y
conaignar en- TeBore1fa, como fiRnza defni-
tivs, 81 cinco poE 100 de Bu importa Ell
Ayuntsmiento confoTms con ID propuesta
del aefior del Valle acord6 communicable
81 repFesentRnte de 10 citada CompaHfa.
Y para Femitir 81 intereBado libEo Is pre-
BantH que frma el gefior AIcaIde en- San
Juan 10 de Mayo de 19O0-Ram6n
Ncgr6n. v. B. El alcaIde Eg6zcue''.
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METIL DEs-El moior mas uspu,o
dc todos los sspOciflCos h6sta Shoga conociCo o
para 10 Oura porm&nonte de todag las onfOr-
mOdadOB do la uFeta, va goan GStas Cr6nicag
agudaG. OontionO Ol fluio cura poP COM
plOto, On m0nog tiOmpoB que ning6n otro pre-
parade Bimilafu Las gonorFeag, OspermatornRg
CiHt1tiE, cot. Mejor que Las inyocCionos mny
superior &l Sandalo , eopaiba. EmpiOxA
lurtiE "a efOct0 las tres euatro horag dc
habOFaO tornado
Los "EETILOIDES"-son fggileg de tounaP
, Ont6n prspaFadog de manOra que no PovuOl-
ven Ol OBt6m&go nj produoOn malog afect0g.
De VontG On tod&R lGB Boticas. Pidsngs
muaBtrag gratis gus 6nicos fabrieRntoT.
Frederick gtsayng q o.. DotFolt, Tiehi,
gar, q. A.
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UN HUEvO DIRIGlBLE.
So llama oI willie de Paris pero
tisne que COntaT ahOEa con un
rival que 10 ha saIidO en- San
Luis.
Del trIunf0 Dc csc nuOV0 gIsbO, Infornln nussiros
cables Do hoy.

EI globo dirigible nViIIe.de.P Paris" de
Ia pFopie5ad de M. Henry Deutsh, acaba
de haCer una msgnffcR ascension Hobre Ia
capital de Francia. Tai hecho ha venido
& demoHtFar que esta naci6n poa6s no
solamente los aer6statoB que el gobieYno
CompF6 tiltimaments M. Lebaudy, aino
tambi6n este otro, parteneciente IN
particular, capRz de rivalizsr con ell va
celebre "Patrie", en- 10 que concierne &
velocidad de mR1chs, estabilidad doci.
lidad.
DsHds ciartoH puntos de visits, el "Pa
trie" es todavfa superior ell "Villede.
Paris, aunque este 6ltimo tenga sobre
aquel ls ventaia de podeE aIavsr mayor
peso. Es tambi6n mas grande que 81
pFimero J difers en- Rlgunes puntos en-
construction.
Misntras evolucioDaba Bobre Paris, -eI
globo de M. Dsutsh demoatr6 todas uus
gTandes Cualidsdes El Yiento no era
muy fueEte, perO por mas que 10 haya
Bido, no tuvo ningGn efecto Bobre Ia
marcha del navfo aeteo, pues pod1a diri.
jfssele con gran facilidRd precision On
todaB direCoioneB y & diversss sItuHas
Obedece genaiblemente cuaIquisra
marcha por mas ligsrs que sss, imprimida
por 81 photo.
En- eI curse de los 6,timos sfios Ale.
mania 6 IOglsterra han enSsyado con al
g1u 6xito, vaFios globos dirigibleE; pero
niDguuo de elloH es comparable por Ia per-
fecci On nj al "Patrie" nj al ''VilIe de Pa
liA". No hay mss que yer estos i timoB,
para daTss Cuepts de Bu supeFiodidad
Tienen una foTma peEfactamsnts defnida,
mientFas que Hus riyaleI inglnes ale
names, no pareGen aino enormeS Halchicho'
mes.
Los dirigiblea franceses, adem6s, pueden
permanecer muy largo tempo "a al aire
Pueden eVoluCionar con mayor 8 menor
facilidad, con tiempos de caIma, pero Guam
do la briEa los bate demaaiado, no obede'
cen aino 4 ~ h@lioe su tim6n. Por mas
que digau ciertoS peri6dicos ohauvinistaB,
cast todoB los aereonautas reconocen el
hecho de que los diIigibies 80 encuentran
tan lejos de Ia perfection, como 10 estaban
los autom6vileB hace apenaa aIgunos amos
Tanto el "Pstrie" como 81 "Villa de
Paris" gin olvidar So predecessor 81
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B 0 D A S

Anochs contrajsgon matrimonio On Ia
santa ig,eRia CRtsdral, Ia simp6tic1 viz.
taoGa sefiorita e isa Cordoba, CON el conc.
oido joven presidente de Ia association rt.
cFsativa "Lazo de Orc" don Manuel r..
mos, aiendo sus padrinos don Emilio T..
rull dofia Lola Berries.
DabRnle mayor rea!ce al acto, numero
saB damss = &c II ,ritas de nuestrs sociedad.
Despu6a de terminsda la boda, qusd6
la jtven paTeja en- s1 nueva casa, donde Ie
deseamos aterna luna de miel.-C. "A,
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LA CONMEMORACION
De los DlFUNT0S.
AdVlOrt0 81 aISlIda Do ID Gludad que 10 dGban
SlvldNsO pOr ID pIldOsa GOstumbB las eUI
gORGIlS Slnltlrlg

La RlCaldia de la ciudad ha circulado
81 siguiente volante:
"AIcaldfG Municipal dc San Juan.-A
iu de que 81 vecindario pueda satiafacer
el Bentimiento piadoso con motive de Ia
Conmemoraci6n de los difuut0a, he reuuelto
RutorizaE los RctoH que suelen celsbraTgs
en- el CementeFio de esta ciudad en- ell
de SsntuTCe 81 dia To- de Noviembre pro.
ximo haRts Ia geiE de Hu tRrde en- Is ma
iia del dfa 2; no debiendo olvidarse DOR Ia
piadota coatumbTe las exigencias sanita.
rias las que no peTmiten que sean retirs.
dos dc los CementeEioH los objetoB que 90
lleven los miGmoB para alderman las tum.
baB, sin que % HometRn la desinfscci6n
correspondence Ia cual De verifcarS al
dia Aiguiente de oCho once dc la mshana
poF les deuinfeCtRdores municipRlea con
RBiBtencia del Hefior Inspector de sRnidad
beneicencia de San Juan senior Sab.
inspector de Ganidad = bsnefcenciR de
SRntuTce que estaT6n en- uno y otEo Oe.
menteTio para ess objetos
Las alfombFau, adornos de tells y dsmGB
efsctcs que no neau suHceptibleH de deain
fsCCi6n seguER IsEGn destEuidOs poT 81
fuego.-San Juan, p. r Is Octubre de
1907-FrGnoiscO del Yale, AlcaIde de
San Juan"
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ST YEN0E.

Una fiunca Compueata de cincuenta
cuerdas ds tsrreno pasto ds Ira. %. cls.
90 fFente Z ia Carretsrs central. Tiene Cd.
60 de mamposteEfa y MADEIRA, de alto,
puesto de carniceFfa y establecimiento de
pulperfa, cuadra de Caballos de,2O. varaB,
CafataIes, cantera que produce 15
pGsos diaFinB nm capital de 81, 500 en- bus
yes CaEratas que tambi6n se venden. Es'
ia fnca astS aituada ca Rio Piedran colin.
dRndo con Caguag. Informar6 en- Rio
PiedFas don Ramon Pideiro. 15g. q.
FOR SALE
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A farm opposite contIguos weth the Cen.
traI High Road, consisting Of fifty acres Of
land, Of first and second class pasture;
with Atone and wood tw0-Btory house; but.
cher stall and grocery store; 20 yards
Stable; ccAfsa plantation, and Quarry
producing from $12zto $15 q day.
Also capital In Oxen and Carts,
amounting to 81 500, which are likewise
for sale.
This properly is situated in Rio Pisdras,
jurisdiction of Caguas.
For Information apply to MI. Ramon
Pinsiro, Of Rio Piedras. l5v.
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BUEaOS SUElDOs.

suponiendo que el Emparador de Russia
trabaja Eeis horas diarisB, resuItarfa que
50 sneldo era de 4O5 frances por minute.
FL Rsy de EGpafia cobra Y frances por
minut:R.
FL monaFcR que menoB cobra ea 81 de
selvia: CANA frances por minute.
Muy barRto, 81 Sc tiens an cuents el
rieBgo de Ia vida, & mereed de locos 20.
cialistas.
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"Jaune" son los resulsados de Iargos estu.
dioB = de costosos enaayon. So pretande
que el f'Ville de ParfB" ha costado & M.
Deutsh Ia guma de dos millones de frances,
6 sea S40Ol0OO.
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AnInlIss IsaIs1ges.

Qu6janse los vsCinou de Puarta ds Tie
IRA de una pOTci6n de animaleS rsaIengoH,
entire ellos buen ndmero de cabEos que
por allf pululan cauaan periuicioB en-
patios = sembrados. Yea ESQ Ia poliofa
quien deba evitsr tan pejudiciales escuE'
gioneS.
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NO divide q. dOnds mejor % atinde 81
pasaje y donde no Bs caTeCs de comodidRd
e. On 81 Hotel HsIvetla de Pedro SChira
CEuS ~, San joan.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-25

WANTS MEN Senator MoOand.
less would like to EMPLOY feventeen OF
eighteen men for = months work.
He will need three men at onoe to
work on the Union ditch ct % . day.
On tho nrst Of the month he will need
about fifteen for other work. Those
looking for work can see Mr.. Noe Cand i.
less at his office. corner Pixies Peak
Main.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-25

THROUGH EGYPT. ". Eel.
ter will give lecture on his travels
through Egypt In the Presby teriAn
church Thuraday evening. March Z.
He will give views illustrating his
lecture. The entertainmen: 10 free.
bus free will Offering will be taken
up for the people suffering from
famine in China.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-25

ARRESTED IN PUEBLO John
Smeitzsr wanted here for th, theft Of
gold watch and two chains. 10 On.
der srrsst In Pueblo and IL the
Authorities there push the charge they
have ssainst him. he will remain
there until after his hsarins and "
he ID not convicted will BE- brought
here for hearing. Five months sso be
stole the 5swsIry from Mrs. Thomp.
kins who rsns the roomips houss In
ths AoDonald block and left the
The daily tribune., 1907-02-25

GALL EXTENDED-Ths congre.
CATION Of the Baptist church yesterday
isaued . cal, to the Rev. Kistler Of
Montrose who preached the morning
and evening sermon In the local
church. Rev. Kiatlsr has not vet
decided WHISTLER to accept, but will
look over the city for . days before
reaching . decision. He has resign
ed - pastor Of the Montrose Baptist
church. and still has an Offer Of
another pastorats elsewhere. His ser.
mons yesterday were very forceful and
they were appreciated BY the congre.
CATION.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-25

DISCONTINUE sERvIOE-n IL
reported and the report is said to be
true that the postoffioe department.
at Warrington has decided tU discon.
tinus the free mail service In this
CITY on April 80 next. 1t is claimed
that the receipts Of the offioe are not
sufficient to warrant the extra expense
in delivering the mail,
The daily tribune., 1907-02-25

THE CONvICT'a DAUGHTER
The Oonviot's Daughter. appearing In
the Houston opera house last Saturday
night. Was greeted BY one Of the
largest audiences that has witnessed
show In Florence for many months.
The house was packed to the limit
and the show was extra hne. 1t
WAS Sensational to . degree, but the
sensational climaxs oaptivAted the
house.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-25

OLD ARKANSAW-T belle Of
the Ozarks, Mary Slocum. 10 another
one Of the characters in Ola Arkan.
saw that is true to life. Fun bubbles
from every word. ex pression and &C.
tion of this rural type. In fact
"Old Man Slooum's gall furnisbes
more Amusement than 10 usually
seen in = whole evenings entertain.
ment. Here tomorrow night
The daily tribune., 1907-02-25
CREDITORS WILL COOPERATE
IN SETTLING THE DEBTS

Former employees OF N. NJ. Walsh.
the independents Williamsburg coal
mine operator. who hAs Just showed
up missing leaving his men unpaid.
with the consent Of the Rocky Noun.
tain Fuel company. have agreed to
work the mine on the cooperative
basis until the debts said to have
been incurred by Welsh are paid.
The employees of the man are not
alone In the deal. but many other
creditors are also.
The Fuel company is said to have
seen about the lease that was held ON
the coal property and 1t IL reported
that the company has agreed to allow
the mine to pass over to the new opsr.
atives. The employees will work the
mine. frat paying the expenses Of
operations and then At the end Of
esch month will divide the balance.
IL there be auy. among themseivts &
and tho creditors who cutter into the
deal.
Tho whereabouts Of Walsh are still
unknown unless 1t might be BY soms
Of his relatives here. bot mono of the
men who are interested In money mat.
tets have 40 far failed TO locate him.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-25

MOTHER Is DEAD-A. I. Hadley
yssterdAy reosivsd telegram from his
wife who is In Lincoln. Nsb say.
ing that her mother had died. Mrs.
Hadley was called to Nebraska on 10.
count Of her mothers illness about
three weeks ago. The deceased WAS
8S years old.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-25

STARTING UP ~ The Unissd
statss Reduction ana Refining com.
pany will start up two more roastsEs
At tbs Union mill on the four o'clock
shift this evening. mahinG four tho
company will operate. With these
four roastsrs In operation. the mill
will bs kent running At almost its full
capacity and just a. soon - arrange.
ments which arc on are conplstsd.
the company will securs more ore and
keep the works running under . full
head Of steam Many Of the men
who have been laying Oh for few
days will report for work again.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-25


AN AGED RELATIvE-Marshall
Eakin has received the nsws Of the
death Of his amt. Mrs. Ellzabsth
Stalker In Williamsburg. Pa. The
lsdy was lC8 years Of ase and death
was caused from pneumonia She
was hale and kearty mp to the time
she died. She had been doing her
Homework and felt very good until
she was taken down with the sickness
that claimed her. She WAS next to
the Oldest woman in Pennsylvapia
and was the oldest Presby terian In
that state. She remembers seeing
the soldiers march off to the war
ct 1919, On her last birthday she
received q message from Presid ent
Roosevelt conglAtnlAtinR her upon
her long AMI usefel life. She has
three daughters, the youngest Of
whom Ia SO years old and living.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-25

clsy Immediately. Hs driftsd into
Pusblo Saturday afternoon and Wa
picked mp soon thereaftsr. Mrs.
Thompkins claims that the 3ewsify
bslonssd to her scs and that II Wa
vaIasd at e55
The daily tribune., 1907-02-25

Encourage homo tAlent-the best
way IL to attend the Choral concert
Tuesday night. Tickets At Gibbs'
jswelry store 10 and rs cents; reserved
without extra cost. 48 40
The daily tribune., 1907-02-25

MARRIED In Jsstios Sander
court yesssrdAy afternoon Louis
Wheeler and Miss Bsisibi sanndobal.
Msxicans OF Canon City.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-25

Which do you like. solos (instru-
mental vocaD duets. quartettes. Tues.
day night, the CHORAL concert, Pres
byterian church. 48.49
The daily tribune., 1907-02-25

Carmody and Hurd are now prepar-
ed 70 sell farm land north Of the
river. ses their plsts. la-tf
The daily tribune., 1907-02-25

Choral Society concert tickets re-.
served At Gibbs iewelry store with.
out extra charge. $50 adults. loo
children. 84-49
The daily tribune., 1907-02-25

Entertaining program vt Choral
Society concert. Best local talent.
Tickets 10 and 25 cents. Reserved
free at Gibbs Tuesday night. 4S 40
The daily tribune., 1907-02-25

II pays 70 advcrtise ysar wants IL
the Tribune
The daily tribune., 1907-02-25
JoTTIN0s ABOUT TOWN
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

Dr.. Yard. dentist. ofios telephone
sAst 1876.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-25
"a Santa Fa Avapue

Send the Weekly Tribune to youl
friends at distance. 1t beats a lsttsl
and 10 q whole lot lees trouble.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-16
UNION ELECTS
OFFICERS

The annual election of officers
Of the Typographical union vas
hold At tho Labor Temple wednea'
day afternoon which resulted AS
follows, 70. II Mitchell. president.
Charles J. Hchott. vice president;
n N. Mccullough. seerutAry'traas
uror. A. q. Anderson. recording
secretary
q = Fisk was selected AZ dele
cato tp tho national convention 20
DO held at lint Springs. Ara This
summer A n Petty waa chosen
90 represent the local union a.
the convention A. l. Campbell
was elected trustee G. 4 FLAX. O.
7. Mcnamara. A r Moore exeeu'
tive committee. \. A Eekdahl J
G. Gilmore. J y. Wood. audiung
committees Homer y Ficha, 4 81
Mecullpugh Gordon A Rice and
Chan b sehlenker delegates 60
tho Central Labor council
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-16

zeefioa o. the country. TIE idsa
81 ths association IA 20 hring the
best horses 81 the country here IN
fhe year - The fair Il is expected
that The finest hefas fissh Ia the
epantrY wiii Be here 20 compete for
ths Sig prize
THIS year there wiil b. one aAy
iess ct racing than there waa Last
yraT OwiuK 90 the extension ~
six Neeka Of the meet At Oakland
Il "a found necessary % cut the mest
here orr DAY short Last year tie
opening day wsa On June "a Since
the best toFaes we're wanted here.
the oe~nlng azy has beer delaYea
thia rear 10 give the owners o. tha
horsea racing ~ EmerYyiila .
chance ~ Compete
The association has received =
sire from President EEesft that
there sill BE- manY mofa horses
hers this rear than last and tia,
thcy xui be % = higher eisaa ts-
cause u the Increase Ia afakea
1hia year he street car service
wsll 30 much better thka a vss
last This alil BE- pleasant news 70
the faeiaE fraternity There vii
~ five trains ~ three cars eash 20
take The place 81 tts old ''eattis
train Ia use last season.
Rnom has ben made for 800
more horses ~ the trArk Other
fmpraFf mrnta hare been made
whieh wiii pat ths rlant on a met.
rapc ian plan Over t29.o0o hAa
been speui In improvements
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-16
MAKE RACE SEASON
BEST OF YEARS

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