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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-09-25

a man put his ear to hole in the
ground dt night he could hear the graf
ing sound of the world turning on its
axis.
he made 1t first known that a rab-
bits hind legs were the longest, SO that
he could run backward when tired of
going ahead.
-Tt took Mr.. Bowser FIVE years to
discover that cockroaehes devoured MI
crobes by the thousand
"It was through his indefatigable
efforts that the world came TO know
why nature made the cucumber as we
find it.
During the past ten years Mr.. Bow
ser has been offered various political
nominations. but has always declined.
When the presidency is offered him.
however. which is sure to, come about,
he may break over his rule.
I" BE is not man Of one idea, as
was Pliny. Cloerc and Caesar. but has
dealt in hogs. chickens, COWS, or
phans. tramps, fire escapes. burglar
alarms, spring tonics, hair dyes, busted
water pipes, gas saving arrangements
and many other things"
That's as far as l have gone," said
Mr.. Bowser as he sat down at won't
make more than half page, but if
once get start the rest will come
along. What criticisms have you to
maker
Mrs. Bowser had made up her mind
right at the start what to do. and not
the shadow OF a smile had been seen
on her face during the reading. When
appealed to for her opinion she said:
'1t would look almost like presump-
ton on my part to criticise. wish you
would go over TO the druggist. You
know him'to be somewhat literary, and
he will surely tell you just what he
thinks"
"He can think only one way unless
he is jealous of me-"
But I'd drop In and see him any
bow"
Would ksk the Druggist.
well, guess / will. He isn't gen.
orally busy at this hour of the evening.
I'll ask him to Just run over what I've
written and tell me what he thinks"
Mrs. Bowser was sorry to see him
go, aud yet she had read in the paper
that the Universal was swindle, and
she felt that he needed heroic treat
ment AT the end of half an hour she
heard fussing at the front door, and,
thinking some child was trying to ring
the bell, she went down the hall and
opened 1t. There was Mr.. Bowser,
with man supporting him by either
arm, and one Of them querIed
This is where he lives, isn't itY"
'Yes. What on earth has happenedT'
HE got a shock down in the drug
store, ma'am."
Mr.. Bowser was assisted down the
hall into the sitting room and laid on
the lounge. In his hand be held the
manuscript After the men had been
thanked and departed Mrs. Bowser
took the sheets and found an extra
one, and on 1t the druggist had writ
ten:
Notice to the Public.-The bearer of
this is not dangerous, and children can
stroke him without fear he is simply
an easy mark"
poor Bowser" she whispered as she
looked from the cruel words on the
paper to the man who lay on the
lounge with closed eyes and hopeless
expression on his face. NJ. QUAD.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-09-25
ErlsndshIp.

Friendship is a vase which when 1t
is fawed by heat or violence or acci-
dent may as well be broken at once.
1t never can be trusted after. Tho
more graceful and ornamental it was
the more clearly do we discern the
hopelessness of restoring It to its
former state. Coarse stones, II they
are fractured, may be cemented again;
precious ones. neyer,-Landor.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-09-25
Would Cali Her Whom Wanted,


But don't you see
81 see nothing When / want you
ont here I'll call you. The fence is
going to be painted. and Pm going to
paint TT e
r Mrs. Bowser re-enteTsd the house,
and. he mixed new supply of paint
He had painted the gate when wo-
man came along looking at the num-
bers on the houses and halted to say:
81 don't see 81 along here. was told
that there was woman there who
vent out washing" .6e
: This. Is S1t" shouted Mr.. BOwser as
ne pointed over'his shoulder at his own
house docs this house look as II a
Washerwoman lived hereT
Bot r thought from the looks, of
Tou"-'
The looks of me! Can't man put
% an old suit OF clothes and paint his
own fence without being taken for
some scrubl There you go-leanlng
right up against the fresh paintEs
You are IA bad nlaa-R Yayy bed
man. and I'll never get all tbs es
of'in TIE world. and And the vs.
man ned up the street, and Mrs. Bow
ser cams, out Of the house to say:
Mr. Bowser. II wouldn't have had
that happen for hundred dollars.
Thdes d l6dy' that ] l71net at the euchre
club last week. and / was going to call
pu-heF tnF10FroY.T
But she took you for washerwo-
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-09-25
Tn. Similarity.

"He rides like whirlwind on horse
back"
THAT soY'
Yep. 1 saw him out the other day,
and he was going round and round in
the same place"-Des Moines Register
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-09-25
Commercial BulkRg Z trust Company, Trustee
ByT.J. wetherell. Cashier.
Sept ii I'd
Notice.

1t., ot snnlieauts for License for carrying
~ .bs business OF selling, offering for sale
eInosing for sale and soliciting and receiving
o1ders for, spirituous liquors, wines, porter,
ale, beer and drinks o6 du, ilAS in % the town OF
gPaf,', PIeasant. Mason County. West VII
l'ia for the wear commencing July lst. 1887,
said application to be made 10 the a9Tg
Sbsraof N he held at the council chamber on
the 10th day of October, ls''
Mont. Greenlee, residence Point Pleasant SAINT
Mason County, West Virginia, place Of busi;
ness Main street, Fast side 2et%eeh N Ws ls' anu
2nd streets, Point Pleasant W.
James R Short, residence aan hunal9' n9 hnsi- rS-
nsts ,,s. cornSr Ist aud Main streets, Point
Pleasant, West Virginia.
Given under my hand this the 10th day OF
September, 1917. ,-,-Fy c,I.rL
Sept IL iw W =. " IL y i-A' l Nis' -
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-09-25

do you really believe that lightning
never strikes twice in the same placer
"of course. After place is rebuilt
It Isn't exactly the same place, you
know."-Pittsburg Post.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-09-25

that fence painted with chalk and kero-
sene OIL I want the best material, and
1 want the exercise, and / shall do the
painting with my own hands,
Started to Paint Fence.
When he had changed into an old
suit he began to look around for
brushes and paint. He found two or
three brushes and two or three old
cans, and after throwing out hints that
Mrs. Bowser had thrown away $40
worth of material to spite him he
started off and bought new supply.
It WAS 10 o'clock before he was ready
for work, and he had only put on a
brushful- of paint when three men
came along and halted, and one of
them brusquely demanded If he was
the kind of man to take bread out OF
other mems mouths. In other words,
did he propose to paint his own fence
while members of the Painters union
were walking about in a state of star
vationl The way the question was put
to Mr. Bowser nettled him, and he en-
swered that he would paint his ow9
fence II twenty members of the union
dropped dead of starvation. Thereup-
on one of the men called him names, n
second knocked his hat off, and third
kicked over his pail of paint, and all
ran away.
"If you will let me get regular
painter 1 will pay for 1t out of my own
pin money" said Mrs. .Bowser as she
came out Of the house.
Never on the face of this earthw
shouted Mr.. Bowser as he jumped up
and down. az am not man that can
be Nbulldozed- After what's happened
I'd paint this fence If the painters shot
mo for it"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-09-25
A Rahnn

Miss May" began Mr. HoanIez
would you-er-be mad Il l were to
kiss your
Not necessarily" replied the bright
girl, but would certainly be mad to
let you"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-09-25

The What's that you sayi
That stamp dear at EST My good sir,
it's positively worth Its weight In gold.
There are only two more like 1t in my
shop.
Hon. Percy Green = Haw, weally!
Worth Its weight In gold? Let NE
have the three.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-09-25

Fortunate.
Cobble-1 had great luck in Wall
street
Somewhat did you do?
Game out even"-New York Life.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-09-25
Told Him He Was Glover.

rains"
Told Him He Was cIever.
"on the contrary" replied Mrs. Bow
ser, 81 think you are a very clever
man. Please explain just what it is
dis evening""
We'll, an agent for the Universal
Biography of Famous Americans was
III the office this afternoon. He camo
in on other business, not knowing
whose Office 1t was, but when he heard
me spoken to as Bowser he couldn't
sit still. He said he had been reading
and hearing about me for the last ten
years and that / must have at least
two pages in the book. / am to have
the pages next to President Roose-
velt."
"WellT
Il am to write whatever / want to,
and he will publish it wcrd for word.
1t Is work such as has never been
undertaken in the history of America
before. There will be q thousand ia
nous men, and no scrubs can get into
1t at any price. Whatever Is said about
me will be read by future generations
for thousand years to come"
And what is 1t to cost your
"Only $3.50. Some men have paid
more than that to be mentioned in
family almanac along with Captain
Kidd. You know have no vanity
about me, Mrs. Bowser, but II future
generations want to read of me 1 ought
to be willing to accommodate them.
Don't you think so"
Yes. What have you written?"
What He Wrote.
"Not great deal. have been trying
to start the thing off, you see. will
read what l have written, and for
sneer at It Tell me what you think of
1t, but don't jump on me with both
feet, as you usually do. Now listen:
"'Samuel Worthington Bowser was
born in Chelsea, Mass, in 1S4S. His
>@A.H~- -a--->. A-.t ho1ast. Like the
~a.ss4.A 4.@zs-4 A4seofn, Sir. Bow
ser went barefooted until he was thir
teen years old. From his infancy 1t
was seen that he was cute, sharp and
a hustler. 1t was predicted on all sides
that he, would be great man."
"How is that?" asked Mr.. Bowser
when he hnd read that far.
Every good" replied Mrs. Bowser.
with nod. 81 haven't word of fault
to find with that. Go on"
"'Mr. Bowser walked twelve miles
through snowdrifts five feet high to get
his education, and 1t was only year
before he knew more than his teacher
He realized that the college and the
state prison are closely connected, and
SO he did not attend either. He sim
ply skirmished around and got a gen.
eral education. and when he had reach
ed the age of twenty no man In Amer
lea could sell him patent washing ma
chine"
81 don't think you have overdrawn
it" said Mrs. Bowser as he stopped to
look at her. What elser'
"In his eventful life Mr.. Bowser has
owned groceries.
"'He has brought out FIVE different
patents.
"'He is the only man that ever beat
gas company.
He has met mad dogs and earth
! Quakes.
4.He has been engaged in scientific
discoveries.
Had Made Discoveries.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-09-25
SuHcIencyI

Lady-And how was 1t that you left
your last placer
Cook-Tt was the smell from the au-
tomobile garbage what was next to the
Naturalization.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-09-25
$4,000 Reward.

A reward of One Hundred Dollars
(SI0O OO) is offered for the arrest and
conviction OF party or parties VINO
burned my mill and coal bank works; f.
Tuesday night, July 23Ed, between III
and II o'clock.
". ]. KEISTER, Ashton, w Va.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-09-25

Are We TO mark this day With 4
white or black stonef-c -ceryantsa.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-09-25
Fiduciary Settlement,

The account of Lafayette Meadows,
administrator OF Melissa A. Meade Vs,
deceased, is before Iue fore final set
tlemeut.
Given under my hand this 8Oth day
of August, 1907.
Commissioner of Accounts for Mason
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-09-25

or four pages of manuscript in his
hand and troubled look upon his lit
erary brow. He read part of page
and then looked at the cat; then he
read the other part and looked at Mrs.
Bowser and finally said:
~ know how 1t will come out If
ask your advice and assistance, but /
always make fool Of myself in such
things. You've got an idea that don't
know enough to come In when 1t
rains"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-09-25

Member of Flagon Club cising some
what late In the evening)-Mis-r shalr-
mn shen-l-m-n, 1 do-no' think 1 sh'
roubie y VII lon speech (and he
didn'0.-Tatler.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-09-25

that fence painted with chalk and kero-
sene oil. I want the best material, and
1 want the exercise and / shall do the
painting with my own hands"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-09-25

"on the contrary" replied Mrs. Bow
ser, 81 think you are very clever
uan. Please explain just what it is
| dis evening"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-20
LINEUP OF LOCALS
IN SOCCER GAME

A. tho weekly business meeting
of the Settle Football club leAt
night arrangements we're made for
the reception OF the f4adYsmith. u.
@. team. which will arrive Satur'
day night and be lodged at the Ho'
tal Stander a. the guests Of The 10.
cal club
The local lineup was also decid.
ed. aud the men viii 90 In the field
neat Sunday afternoon In the fol-
lowing order.
Helm. goal. RoeeFa. back. Cam.
eron. back. nlooinen. right half
bach. Patrnore. center haifbach /.
Aubrey Williams. left halfback.
spence, ccntsr forward. Bryce.
right forward. Wilson. right for.
uard. Dlckwofth. left forward I.
Thomas. left forward
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-20
~ n. C. HERsEV.
n.a patehsa Trainer.

"A coddiod baby h not I'm Il"
with Dan Patch. lie has number
OF attendants. including trainer,
groomsmaa and assistants, Some
one Is with him day and night. Its
rroomsman even sleeps with him.
Ho IL led by the clock" and by
weight"
"Punctually at a. m, each day
begins for him. when he - led en-.
actiy four quarts Of oats. with two
tablespoonaful Of stock food. A
bucket OF fresh water h always at
his disposal. His meal flashed. the
stall Is dielnfeeted and fresh straw
put IN. Dan Is then brushed of, his
handages. which he always wears,
are changed. his hosts picked. and
he II ready for his daily Jos OF live
10 nix miles. weather permitting
After hts run be IL cooled off and
10 pounds Of hay placed In hia stall
Then comes his play hour. when
Dan Is turned looae In tho stall Tie
spends Il walking about and looking
around tho harm Then comes a
feed Of two quarts 81 oats and
three quarts Of bran made tnto 4
mash. with the same amount OF
stock food be had In the nornins
~The noon meal finished. tho feed
box IL removed and washed. while
Dan takes his lnvariable afternoon
hours nap. Al a. 30 hts stall Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-20
SAYS THE GAME
WAS A DRAW

"Bniys Clark. who was the
referee at the soccer game in Wood
land park SUNDAY. February B. In
the game between the seattlcs and
the Wanderers. has at last realised
the errors II his WAYS. and has al
cd a notice 10 Mr.. Telford. the sec
rotary OF the Northw estern foot'
ball League. stating that his recent
decision was wrong. aud that the
game should have been a draw
The soattles. IA a meeting held
last SATURDAY. decided "a let the
matter stand as recorded, but Clark
thought that as the mistake was
HIS. no ought 60 correct H. Those
who were close enough 90 note that
CLARK ruled the aeal cat, severely
crlticised him for doing 80. while
othere. who we're too far down the
field. went home In no BELIEF that
scorcs were even.
CLARK has a reputation for belng
fair and square In his difficult %
sitlon. aud his endeavor To rccti
~ a mistake. even II late. Il worthy
~ credit
Of course the faeomans aro sore
and SAY all kinds ef mean things
about seattle spirit. ~ al, AS ths
championship of the league looks
good "a them
secretary relford has called fol
A meoting 10 take place In this city
SATURDAY night. when representa-
lives from the differcnt assoeia
tons VIII Be given an opportunity
10 vote on the question.
should the game b. finally &c
clared a draw. the soccer seasoi
viii be prolonged. as another gam'
between the Seattles aud the Wan
ders may take place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-20
RACES YESTERDAY


FIRST race. seven sixtcenths OF =
miie-Gage Taylor. IL tWiillamsl'
6 10 I. won: lrtsh Mike. iia. sec
ond: wlimore. Ia. third. Time
.k3 IS
Second race. eleven sixteenths ol
a mile-Dainty MoFsel les
CBrownl. % 20 /. won; Avona, iot'
second: BERTHE A. let. third. Time
I.l0 is.
Thira race. one and one'sixteenth
miles Andrew Mack. lot Nut
tlngl. 3 20 /. won; IsahellitA. Iva
second: Choripe. l03. third. Time
1851 lis
Fourth race. ENTHUSIASTICALLY
Of a rnile-ssr nrillar. los (Miiicrl,
10 5. won. Gateway. iet, second
Ethel Day. los. third fims'
1.2l Is
Fifth race. one aud one-sixteenth
miies-Jocand. les Miller. I to 3
won: Mandator. in4. second: AVon
allix. %. third. Time. i:ts -
Sixth race. cue miie--Edwtn
Gum. f0T tMflierl. 4 to s. won
Biagg. %. seeond. Blue Eyos. iog
third. Time. la
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-20
COUNCIL CONSIDERING QUEEN
ANNE BOULEVARD.

The ordinance for the Ions dis
GUESSED Queen Anne boulevard Is
noN before the city council FOR con.
slderatIon. Tho driveway Is pro.
posed for the especial benefit Of
residents on top Of the hlli The
general plan IL for the driveway 10
enciFcla the bin and follow its rim
as nearly an the contour of the
ground aud the other circumstances
will hermit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-20
THE MARKETS

Conditions ON Western avenue
have altered but slightly since yes.
terday, II anything. the beef short
age IL worse today Frye Bruhn
company killed their last beef this
morning aud wers waiting for a
shipment due today
Washington ranch eggs are firm
at zoe per dozen. With but slight
chance OF another advance
Although butter has not taken a
raise Il Is expected that by the lai
ter part OF the week the price viii
go 10 SIC. on Washington creamery.
with the exception ~ a car Of
oranges 10 the Hull.Iiamiet Co. and
several cars OF potatoes. nothing
nov has arrived on the street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-20

blankets are thrown over him and
he il walked 20 minutes. after
which be IN taken In and rubbed
down again, The progresses alter.
nate until be u cooled
when thoroughly cooled. Dan
goes hack "a the stsil Ills legs are
washed ulth CASTLE SOAP and warm
water. and hts hoofs are picked
After his lega are thoroughly dried.
sheet cotton aud woolcu bandagea
are rolled about them Hundreds OF
yards OF handAging material are
used each year. The horse II then
covered with a shoulder piece an 4
long towci aud a blanket Its feet
are packed next and hs Il given 4
generous bunch % hay lie Il pref.
y likely 10 be sound asleep on the
floor Of hts stall within n short
time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-20
S. A. c. TRACK MEET

AZ the q A. G gymnasium the
first Of n series ~ three track
aeaGa fuF tho club championship
will be- pulled Oft Thursday night
AZ : o'clock. The trAekmen have
been divided into Juveniles. juniors
ana seniors. and 4 IL the latter
two branches that vii eompeia for
tho houoru t0ulorroW night The
guyanllas bad their firHt meet last
SATURDAY forenooa. each division
uin have three meets with
months interval. and the highest
total point gained in the three con
teasa will decide the championship
About Is entries have been made
fnr the events whieh consist of TO
yard dash. potato race. zklh. shot
Put. hikh jump aud 600 yard race.
Tom Mcdonald IL in charge Of the
aFFanEumsnfA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-20
nsw STEAMERS COMING.

The American Hawaiian Steam
ship company announced today that
they bad purchased two new steam
ships. the Missouri aud the Maine,
from the Atlantic Transportation
company. and that the steamers
would reach thia port about May !
The boats we're built ia 1904. ana
are fs2 feet long. with a carrying
capacity az ~ coo tons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-20

liiuas. psf ehse o. sa,,y. -
- y HHf al fsaaT TaEi.a s, ~
bee hnslss - taz. d 1QT 81, 80 Nshsf.
~ - . s.al z linsappiss n ',' ,..s,s
sfaa6sffias. o. Ess Z ~ ~ W. =:
'haa. i4eaz r i''Hsi, W.
&C.. Eggs.
hlfistAF fssH faneh eggs. psg A..
fa ~ - fastsfn. l4fr III
49, 1stsf snd Cheese.
l.s,s'sfh. frssh tfifk b. " ka ~, ~ ~
w - FaHsb butter. ib. 11ssfs 's s fIssh
=. yfs,n twins. psf %. ~. 49, Lee.
go e,asfi.s u ~ ii,nhssss--.,' 's x
"a hiaas HHiss o. isaits rls -
isei tasisfa slafaas tBb. - m ',,,.sa,s,k.
I've Oh fhl seas H. n4ar a.,
ia9ae. dressed - 4fa6. No. "lsssa. "
lAfaiai fassstafa. Iiafn Ni ~
Live Stock.
week.-mrs.. sheep. Esf u, Get 49,.
y. steers ~ H. taf H. ~
-, y, .. 80 +, PEI ID. sasii,ts. kuE.
Btasrs. per ID g.. eaNs Ia. sag,a.
per ~ 10 Ten isza! sns'i,.. n :, fsss
sg5iss afah. psf y. il -. Dress. = .sa'sellsl
psf -. y tzzs hts
a.
pef ~ rus salmon trout 49, "A 1879
auia - - fpt aua pef ~ = = ..Yslfi
p@f ~. tHieH silver ameif4 ~ a r9.-bs.
sgHtefs. Ger saak hat 18 ~ salia. s.Ft4
= UunKsnass ffaba fiHi = "a .NtB
tubfi clans. psf $50 f0s ~ $500
- n 70 catfish. pr ~ ~. ffossr 49,
hay and Fssdstuffs.
Fesfsfn HnshihFiHu Timothy. -
Puget Haand t.sa "a alfaifa ~ ~
shrst Icy iaa# a. aha.ls fs9fn - ~
ttA4f3i efaasef eafn. f1n. fnAef" -
neal ton t3HH. midffinra - -
oaks tea. sssHN tfuH. ton ~. -
ton tf4Hi chopped ted. Ia. II -
ton. 80. ~
Lime and Cement.
Portland eafHfat imported tar IA A,
Portland eEfHHut California - ft"H
less - TT returned hsss. piasfee y. -
bbi. s. fa. fEnaa Fan G9an 4 eseh. h4
thi. alNs fire htek ier ~ ~ f.
lnH hair psf ~. - metal IAN ~. p@ay
iiaAe. hard mall plaster ton H. 49,
fiber. fls 80
Nuts and Fias.
FaneY Imported fss fci 49, -
uuts. pef b H. alfaands. - n -.
shsstnafs. - iee. eaesaeats. ~ a. ~
ysnnuts. 8 La -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-20

First race. eleven-stxteenihs Of a
mile-Sappa. fit Knapp. > 70 ,.
Won: Atias Martha. ICE. second:
Derdon. III. third. Time. 1901 "a
Second race. ssFen-sighths Of
-CarthaEinian. fa7 tFishesi, ;
to 1. won: Ed Tracy. TO-. second.
Royal Ascot. Lei. third. TINE.
i39 H.
Third race. futurity eonrse--Brih-
cry. ii0 tRossi. 5 To 5. won. An.
tara. H.. second. Helchambcr, io9,
third. Time. Ito.
Fourth race. one and one-six'
tcenfh miles Reservation. iq7
(Harfsl. . 70 .. won. wrcnne. 30.
second: orilene. log. third Time.
f.tT -
FIFTH race. three-auarters o. a
mTie-Bonnis Res. los CFfsherl.
S 10 ?. won. The Mist fa5. second.
Critic. t0T. third. Time. i.tt
Sixth race. ere mIle--0lyonni BA-
isrio. los tHarrfsl. , 10 !. won: Co
tillion. III. second: Cadichon. 10.
third Time. la
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-20
BASEBALL CLUB HAS
ITS TROUBLES

The West Seattle baseball club
IL a thins ~ The past. and ths good
psonls IN the borough ACROSS the
bay afe too busy selling lots 70 nj.
tend ball gamoa.
The grounds which we're held an
lease. have been plated Into e
lots. aud Ia add 10 tho Managers
trouble. the Calhoun kranaa Mil
Co. which furnished the lumber
for the Eraudstand and seats hann't
enough sporting blood 10 waixe 80
small a matter as t3as btu for
lumber. bat has brought suit n che
superior court to enforce payHluul
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-20

Judge W. W. Mecsedi, wss In
seattle al day yssssriag convers-
inR. For the most part he con-
vrraaf with Dugdais~juss talked
u. n. matters over % pass the time
away. MrCFsedis di1nt have much
to say. except thai Dugdale Saa the
best manager seattle ever had
Judge NcCresia announced that.