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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-02
SYMPATHETIC PARADE.
Six Thousand New York Socialists Dem
 Onstrate for Mover and Haywood.

New York, May 1.-With the Mar sellaise" as their marching hymn, more than 5000 socialist and labor unionists paraded through the Brownsville and East New York sections of Brooklyn to-day to show their sympathy for Mover, Haywood and Pettibone, the labor leaders under indictment charged with the murder of Governor Steunen- berg, of Idaho. Red flags and Ameri- can flags were equally in evidence. Later meeting was held and resolu- tions of sympathy were adopted.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-02
MISS GILMAN ARRIVES.
Says She and MT. Corey Will Be Mar
 ried May 13.

ried May 13.
 New York, May Miss Mabelle Gill mann, who arrived here to-day from Paris on the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse said when asked concerning her report ed marriage to William E, Corey, pres ident of the United States Steel corpo- ration:
 q must refuse to discuss my personal affairs However important you may regard it for me to gratify the curiosi- ty of inquiring friends and strangers, I am afraid I cannot share your view. But I will so far depart from this res olution to say that MT. Corey and l will be married in this city on May IS, and both Mr. Corey's family and mine vii! be present. That Is all.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-02
Arthur McEwen Dies Suddenly.

New York, May Arthur McEwen, chief editorial writer of the New York American, and well known throughout the west in journalistic circles, died suddenly to-day at Hamilton, Bermu- da.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-02
LOUNGE ON FIRE.
Shoe Shop of Joseph aMttie Scene of
 Small Blaze.

A lounge in the shoe shop of Joseph Mattie, IS Market street, caught fire last night and caused an alarm to be sent in from box eight at half past nine This alarm followed the alarm from the fire In the building owned by Henry H. Blake at 1S4 Cedar Hill ave- nue by only seven minutes. This flaming lounge was hustled out of the place and left to it's fate. The flames that had caught the interior of the shop were dealt with in short order. The damage to the enGn gas very slight. There were also a few springs left over from the lounge.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-02
Washington, May 1. 1907.

Forecast TOT Thursday and Friday:
 For Eastern New York: Fair Thurs day and Friday; light to fresh north east to east winds
 For New England Partly cloudy Thursday; Friday. fair; light to fresh 9orth to east winds.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-02
AS ACCoMPLICE.
Anton Hirt Held on Charges of Aiding
 "Bob Taylor in Robbery.

"Bob Taylor in Robbery.
 Anton Hirt, of Grace street, who is said to be one of the accomplices of Bob" Taylor, the cowboy brakeman who was yesterday sentenced to twen- ty-one months in prison for robbing the railroad company, was arrested yesterday afternoon charged wisn theft. Hirt's arrest it is said, followed the confession made by Taylor yesterday in which he gave the names of the Blue Line" to City Attorney Simpson.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-02

Professor Scripture was formerly a member of the Yale faculty, and left some time ago for Germany to pursue a special line of scientific study.
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WEATHER RECORD.

Minimum Temperature. ,52 Maximum temperature 5S
 L. M. TARR. Forecaster.
 U. & Weather Bureau
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06
Beers WIN AT POLLS; TO
RULE IN PEACE

Seattle atsr's Eseluslvs SERVES
LONDON. March q -Gen Louis
nofha wiil be choeen pFenssg and
uainisirg 81 native Affairs for the
Transyaai hy the aew pariiamsut
of tho coionY The remainder Of
the ministry wlil also b. made az
from the Isaof party.
rats neaaa that shc Beers aIgl
Fule tho TrNnseaai. the seema ~
murh rivalry and blcfidsh@d Ia
thu recent eiectifna tho noer party
az Vet Nolk. uon 81 se4ta. the rFa.
kreasissa. oF British. Won ~. the Ia
Dor party }. the Naiinnaia 6. anf
the independents } The Hcf Folk
Nationals anh IaboFiles. forming
the no9g affiliations. have 4 majority
Of - ia the parliament
The victory a The Boefa u re.
nahrsshie Although oufnurnberet
b. the English speaking rlectoFa.
thsy swept fhe oolanf n the elec.
fian. securing the sicgtrY tefsaIy
through the support u EnEfiAhmsu
Who were opposed % rale bx mlns
ownefa The victory iu paacs Il >
sharp contrast % tho defeats Il The
fsonf var
Louis notha. ths neW premier.
rommanasd the nosr forces n tbs
bloody battle of spiou hop. where
the English met terrible drfsst He
VAS also one Of the meat slnhhurn
of the Beers. releetinK vcey liberal
terms offered by Lord kitehcnsf Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06
IF SUTTON LEAVES
NE FORFElTs TITLE

George sutton. WORLDS champion
hiillardlst at tai ana is.2 balklluc.
has accepted an offer Of $50 a day
and expenses to play az an academy
IN Paris lie viii leave New York
soon sitter hia match with Jake
achaofsr. tha wizard" FOR the 1s,f
sinbism If Chicago March II
should auttaa leave America he
VIII forfeit hia riEht % one or both
% bis titles. Ora MorninEaiar nhai.
ienEed sutton for the iE2 title be-
fore Sutton announced his intention
II accepting the Paris offer. To re-
tain the ia title sutton must post
poue his trip aud play MornluKntaf
whether this wiil be done. SUIT
ton has not decided sutton came
IN possession 81 the Isl title
through Willie Hoppe forfeiiinR the
emblem when tho latter went to
Holland several weeks ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06
ARTICLES raft WHAT WORK MEAss AND DOES I
.FoH PLAYERS.

Travelling southwark at this mo
msnt from all points Of the frosty
north are scores OF athletic young
men. who make their living BY play
ting base ball during five OF ala
months OF the year
They are all going Into training
whore tho sun shines warmly ~
March 10 everY major league team
viii be putting In It's hardest ticks
60 SGT Into Shape for tho champion.
ship season
what does this preliminary work
meant How do the players train
What Is the theory Of March pfao.
tleo In the southland
These questions come out n play
bin letters AZ this season. - the
Daily Star decided 10 nAh them ~
the leader 81 the champion Nation
al League team Of 1905. chas. w.
Murphy
Mr. Murphy. xho IL president 81
tho Chicako Cuba has written
two afticisa FOR this noNapapnf on
spring practice and hos his players
train The accompanying article ~
the flfat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06
VETS INSTRUCT RECRUIT
IN THE WILES OF POKER

Trfcks % ali kinas for the
"ruhaa~ arc now being framed az
by the vets. and mans = heartache
win - caused before they arc al
thFeshed cat turing the traininE
ssason- na Croft. candidate last
sprInk for the ~. Louis Cardinals
outfiei1. bad a pretty FuaFh er
perienee while en- route 20 Hous
eon.
some Of the vets fixed" a deck
o. cards and after starting q poker
game asked ~ Croft 70 take
hand. Az shs opporthue moment
The fixed deck was hreaSht into
nnffnn- A 81 the player being
NE victim.
Croft locked AZ his
pFly hal apasm--he
&1NenN Mtke Grady
Dpposifr and stayed
wI<7 <k@ rest. each taking one
card The betflnx was hreefY. the
raises being g. and Gle. until All
had dropped oat excspt Grady and
De Grufl The latter esnptied his
pockets and called on his frssads
Who wcre watching the game. an-
aware OF the cold deck
FINALLY De Groff vas forced TO
cali and "a he laid dowa hia cards
he reached for the pot.
Hold on. said GTaty. aud be
showed four aces.
DE- Croft tnrnad red and then
white. I'm all In he said. and
got up Tho boya commisefsted
With hgm. but Il did no Eo<si He
sent 10 the smoker to Erfexe over
hEs foas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06

Nenefnuisa
fIatataaa Hzaaf White HiFetH Hff 80
rfeu. fahlasa nafiants - teH hssfA
winninssisI ssf. riAi Dsssh. taaAt
h.sis ~ stas . seglt eaffass - 60. p. :.
,s-.' - - 80 lsiigea. 8 sasfi ~
fusas fasfiah - Fgsna "a esssfs ~
49, esa 81 affieHahss q - Fhetlafe 20
- go p.ts@ss.s - go 80, 80 .s 80.
rs-. ~ pe8Ha. - EfesH pseFsfas ~
lsluad. ~ ds1 psrgsfs. ~ fAdishss hsH,
Fruna.
oianaes. fsnes. = eas = el.fles. e SO
q ~ haHsHsss 49, tfrrs' - 4=siA = Tags
finaa fsf Hsats. a. s-al is' ssestlsNs sfata
nsit So. issas'.ss ~ ses. iss.Ia -
haa 81 Esgs > fsafY Fakia,@ saa wsaats
fifss apaiea. rsf fat o. affs tfsanHinis
giHrateie@. pc aas y ee4t - sfsAt-t
wise ~ 80 , epsaiei cf~npsFfiss. ~
assiriis fssst fsa'A sssa per 90 81
o4stln feash. -
Ru.ssr and ch.sss.
ss.s ss' fsss - ! 4 81 kssi =. rss.s
sat. &es Faaeh batssf. n. EssHs ehesAs
Aissensla twin. ~ ~ ~ wisnsHsia
y ial nsw sr~@n nfifk fhess~ : u -
sssi rssisrn sseFsss ius. 80 N ~
fooNfrs
"a. ssslss.' isS4l. hss . ,-.ssss. a
nQssi tissssa. = ssns. i've ssssss. a.
ltl ~ fs.astsss ii4tff
Live stock.
.sssss 80 = II ssss - i s.sa
saifss. - Il eaet* isasks. 80 hsza
veal - Il lai.atfsc naitaa fiaIf'sf
ss.sins sab - e. ifitei stressed h~s
ns,ssossf hsilhst ~ d. ssosei sisaass
- ~ t9<sss sainaoa tfaaf. So b.
if9tts FeA ea1 - 70 stsFips -
~ s4ias ~ salhaa ls9eas ssaess ssasit
y y. sails 4 E efei3 81 sci 5. seis
-. rast saaHnsfN. tsse Cisess pss sa1s
q essf = slassseH. 80 ~ tasiss fsetss
~ naIss. ssasss siisss sai.aaa. - q
Be- tf1tzH sh7HHssAsl ~ p.
ras snd FssdstuffsL
ra@s'sfh MAsstaesse tir.stax. - e ~
sss $3.50 - "a s.,s'i - ssei y. ~ 20
sfa9M ssusss1 earn. se tA@a ts@s
's.rsi 900. ssaesal g.iaala.ss - -. =
80. usea sSaspss fssa. go "a! osas
Lire snd Cement.
rsss,srs ssasas isspfftss. - - .
rss'isss ssss.ss '.s.''i 800, - - - !.
al o q. Haaa HsH lsan a ~ - hsftss
ttI uM ftfs tFzek 80 ~ - flas1st
ss 80 - -. s.s. ..s' 90 ssa - 80 sss
ff1F SIS fraas Haae q "
Nafs sod FaRe
Faf.rg isnps.sss rsa ~ -. e
: ss.s =. - $780,. s....s - =. =.
Fsahlta 49, Hssniss stasii i.ssaatsg ts1
~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06
COLUMBIA WILL
ANNEX

Columbia cts yesterday decided
By a vote that waH almost unaaifu.
aus 20 make application for annex
alton 20 Seattle a. a rart Of the
Twelfth whrd. nut three Votes out
~ the fis cast wcre recorded
against the proposition. Columbia
IL the oldest town IN tho Rainier
valley. contains nearJ 1.ooo inhabs
lianfa and was incorporated az a
city over "a years ago.
The town all soon have the beat
car service 81 any Suburban dis.
fflct, az the Seattle. nenton =
Southern has beea granted = fran.
rhiau for n branch or loop line.
uhiio the Seattle Electric company
viii invade the territory b. the
construction Of two extensions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06

FIRST race. seven elEhtha ~ mile
Chan Waiworth. izs fkunxl s to
I. Won. rlrcnnna. ia. second. Re.
volt. rs. third. Time. 1880 Ia
Second race. one aud one six
teenfh miles finsfans. ti2 me
nanial1 8 70 S. ven. yellow Kid.
IL. second. Capable. IL. third
Time. 1859
Third race. three-fourths mile
Lord Provost. i97 lprestoni 10 1.
won; PiYuct. ios. second, CockEure.
100. third. Time. isfG -
Fourth race. one mile - Won
Tromp. Jos tNcDanieil 10 8. won.
nan Domo. i02. second. Platoon.
s.. third. Time. II L.
Fiffh race. eVsnaixfeenths mile
-salover. los fMoriarityJ 70 /.
won: I'd Davis. los. second. Reno
Rebel. rs. third Time. "a -
Sixth race. one mfig~-Kiusman.
IL Knapp 70 I. won. Elizabeth
r. f0T. second. Susie Christian. f07.
third Time, i.4f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06
CHAMPION JOE SAYS
HE'S NOT BbkE
fssrinn. T.I.arsph ls.rvAl

BALTIMORE. Md. March 8 Joe
Cans, the colored liahtvgpigbt CHAM
pion. has entered a ntrcnoou4 Denial
70 the statement that ~ u broke
again. Ho says
n want Il known int I have
made over 10 my mother eveft dol
lar Of my savings. and her bafas ae-
count n now fully $4,000 An this
has come 20 her since my fiwHf with
Battling Nelson. Every wce4s since
then. when I have drawn my'nsiary.
/ have kept out 800 or ttb0 for my
own expenses and sent tho rest 10
her.
''Now lot me say that my proposed
battle with Britt IL indefinitely
postponed. We expect u will be
taken up IN April n u finally falls
through. shall be open for ono
moro fight That one VIII be with
Nelson n he sees ~ 60 come to
terms n he does not. thou I shall
retire"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06
DATES FOR RACING
IN NORTHWEST


PORTLAND. Ore. March s--Etac-
log dates uer. allowed % the var
ious cities IN the North Pacific
Fair association at tho annual meet.
Ing held here YESTERDAY They are.
Everett. Wash. September Z 70 7
CsntraIla. Wash. September ? 10
"a: saiers. Ore. September is 10
II NoFtk Yakima. Wash. Sepien-
her - 20 %. Spokane. Wash.
September - 10 October s Lewis
ton, IDA. October 7 to -. Waila
walla. Wash. October ~ to 49,.
Boise. IDA. October 81 20 IS.
Officers we're eiersed a. follows
II. G. stemmiI. Spokane. president:
W. +. Mafiock. Pendletun. Ore.
vice-pTesldcni. " y. Wisdom. Port
land. aecretary-trpazurer. Board ~
appeals. James - McCrane. Lewis.
tan. Robert CoagrUve. Spokane. q.
A Graham. North Yainhill. Ore /.
Daniel rurrie. Everett Wash, and
". IT, Downing. Salem. Ora
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Written Especially for The star.
nv cAAs. ". MURPHY,
President Chicago National LeaKns
Club

CHICAGO, March e.--in 1895 the
Chicago National League club ven
the first pennant In the parent ma.
loF league for the past twenty
Years Was 1, the inhercat me.
ehanlaai strength Of the ~Cuhs
which caused them 10 win more
games In 1900 than any other team
ever put taEuthef. ar was Il team
work. or iackf
would Say preparation had
much 60 DO with It. Before assam
lak oontrai Of the Chicago club |
watched John Mcdraw prepare
the Rev YORK Giants Tor a cam
palHa. May Of hia ideas made =
laaiing impression upon me. sub.
neauenily ! viewed the methods as
Frank H. Chance aud saw McGfau
oul MeGnsed. Il mas coin that
expression
Chance a. IN ny opinion. the
worlds greatest AL aroand player.
To Be the greatest ali around hall
player. be must kuow how 10 prop
rfIy condition base bah club, how
to get the best Wafk Out o. Il. and
- able 10 gsf into the thlckest u
The fray and make good personally
with a vcnksane.s
Mearaw works hard In training
Chance works attn harder 10th
Mcasaw and Chance ara the frat
men on the field during tralniak
trips. and the iAat 20 leave a.
Best Trsiniue Methods.
I should SAY that playing actual
Eaaaea IL the best poeAthie SaY "a
SET teams iuta eandition This
ahaald. ~ COARSE. be preceded ~ =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06
GENTLEMEN WANTED.

All gentlemen who desire 10 have
spring suit different from tho
common kind and with many char
netarlHtica all ita own. are urged TO
see the swell line OF exclusive pat.
terms shown by I'd. White. the
tailor POS Collins bldg The ~ and
finish 81 ali suits made by White
are absolutely perfect. owing 10 his
years 81 experience IN doing high
grade WORK. Right prices makes his
suits very popular sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06
FRElesr slocks TUNNELS.

Freight men q Tho Northern IA
ciflc aud Great Northern railway
lines declare that tho freight BASH
meas fnr the month % March Wiil
surpaaa previous records ia the
amount 81 Seattle freight handled
The STAMPEDE tunnel. ~ The North.
ern Pacific. aud the Cascade bore.
u tho Great Northern. arc ALREADY
hsinN put "a the test ~ passing
through Westliound freight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06

visit 10 soma health resort hasiaE
paFEatiyo water A stay ~ Nesk
ca TO days AZ such a place Is sura
30 prove beusfleiai. The players
should exercises a. the Aamo time
she water Is being dfunk. and Ia 4
short time all snFunesa attendant
upon cariy efforts VIII disappear A
competent trainer should b. slang
10 work upon those sho ne Il
Play Minors.
Then jump right IN and plsY
afainsi fhr strongest possible minor
laaWne teams This u Tar better
than iny q mAiuf league team Ia
divide az iuia tbs Regulars and
~Yanlxans. o. recruits whyf Ne.
cause games played between men
belonging u one arTauifatinn saver
too mueh 81 4 truiic. Their surk
Develops iata shat might b tufmea
ABIDING" matches AheU pittea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06
WEIGH To PLAY
FOR LOCALS

Pom Manfus Genes the rsreft
that Dugdais has sianad Paddy
Weleh. and that this ecaentric slab
artist wtii wear q Seattle uuifnfu-
lug himself " not NtiiinE 10 admit
that hs has aixued any particular
player. but there can be- little dataaf
that PADDY viii be on tha local staff.
Welsh was discovered ~ haaa
Hell last year. aud pat into a hsass
tie uniform he eouia pitch ali
ffsht. but his fielding vas 80 re-
mafkabiy bad that The fans gave
up all home for him lie caught on
with Frisco and. aa bis fielding I'm.
praHeA a lot he made a good reaaEd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06
Woulp you nc Loo

There Is not man In Seattle
who would not like 10 make an In
vestment with a certain amount Of
cash, " he knew Il would net him
large and quick returns. Many op.
portunitlca present thsmaelyaa 10
the German Savings. Building q
Loan Association. consequently
they ARE able to give their members
large dividends Talk with Chaa
Osnor. sco'y. fie Bailey bldg. about
becoming a member 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06
SPOKANE WOMAN MISSING.

Mrs q. V. coe. sai SECOND av..
Spokane. asks for information con-
corning her daughter. Laura Lee.
believed to be In this city The
missing woman r. described az be-
ing 2s years Of age. feet 6 Inches.
weight 100 pounds. complexion fair.
hair brown. eyes brown. and wore
a black dress and hat. Has been
missing since Feb. ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06

Today.
= Honey" MsIIotT ~ Joe
ThofnaM ala feauaa. before Ma
. tipuai Atheists club. rhilAdsi-
a uhiA
Opening u bench sh0w ef
. Topeka Ksnnsi club At Topeka.
. kan
nsly Tthaass - ftiiiY Papks. /
. - faants. at feafiA. III
rkusaaf.
ThiFd annual southern CALI
q fefnla hegse shan - rsaa1ena.
. cal
orsnlua - abauai tpurnA
= tsieni og western Rowling Con-
= zress At uensex. cole
Friday.
Jimmy WAISTS "a r8die Men
. nay. 20 ruunfs - La Aneslss
Saturday.
Opening ~ tfastnu nafuntns
. BILE show. % seatluus ere
axsk
Mhawgnfes athletic carnival
. q Cincinnati r. n. e. A.
$1,000 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06
RYAN is WILLING
TO MEET CANS

n Is probable that Tommy Ryan
viii be the next man 10 meet Joe
Cans. Ryan. who Monday night
disposed of Hugo Kelly at Hoehes.
ter. n. Y. announces that he viii
accept the offer OF the Tanapah
Athletic club for n fight with Cans
ON Labor Day. the purse to be
10000, II r. up 10 the oolorod
champion now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06
THE MARKETS

The local market has answered
the eastern advance IN sugar by q
rfse 81 30 cents per hundred The
iohberK are not anfprlaed aud most
~ them have been stocking up
while the price Was down.
Large shipments are expected
from California today, principally
III assorted grecn stuff Potatoes
are scarce but dealers do not expect
a flAe Immediately. a car OF cab
bage arrived yesterday. hut vas tn
very bad condition. much OF u be
lnE unaaiahie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06

against regular minor league team
ths spirit al viii" comes lato play.
Individual Training.
Some PLAYERS are prone to wogh
tpo much. aud the manager must
see ca Il that lhes are held ~ check.
Others Do nat sWork az much aa they
ahnnid They must Do urged a
greater eftorfa A manager must
also constantly keep IN mind get
ting hla regular players IA oondi.
tlon. Rna not ersnd too much time
watching promising recruits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06
AUSTRALIAN HOLDS
CHAMPIONSHIP

George Towns. who has held the
sculiing championship Of the
world for several years. retains hia
title ns the result of n race with
Eddie Durham. Of Toronto, Canada.
The match between tho two last
Saturday on tho Noapal river. IN
Australia. attracted much interest
throughout the ssorld, and especial
u In Canada. u heinE hoped there
that Durham would be able 90 wreat
tho championship from the AUS
fraiian.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06
SPRING TRAINING WINS, WRITES
PRESIDENT OF CHAMPION CUBS

eaAs. W. MURPHY IN SPECIAL
ARTICLES FOR THIS NEWS
PAPER TELLS HOW rHe cLua
THAT MADE A WORLDS Ruc.
ORD IN NUMBER or oAmus
WON Is PREPARED ron THE
REMNANT DASH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06

An honr later De Croft wan.
dered back to where the boys Were
playing sessa.up. and Grady hand
Ell him a bunch Of bills. At the
same time telling ahoat this flxed
deck
4 thought u vas q Enntleman'a
same. said he Croft. sbaf I'm 80
happy at getting nv money back
guess | can stand tbs iozhlnx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06
RACES YESTERDAY


First race. ouehalf mile Boas.
f07 1sc0viiieD 3 20 5. Won; Yaloaki,
fnz. second. Jockey Aounce, tg7.
third. Time. 40 IS.
Second race, one mile and %
yarda-Happy Rice. - filunierl
even. won. Fairy Street. i02. sec.
Jnd: Duke o. Orleans. i0f. third
Time. 1sf5 rs.
Third race, eleven. sixteeufhs mile
-Wooisandals. I0G lKoernerl 10
Z. won. Sam Barber f07. second.
Johnny Lyons. lee. third Time.
LOS I5
Fourth race. eleven sixioeuths
mile Shot Gun. 100 fGrahamj 2 10
Phone a 2sss for Cleaning ava
Pressing. Vienna Dye Works. 1903
Fourth ave. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06
APPOINTS APPRAISERS.

Judge Albertson yesterday ap.
pointed n G. Ewing. +. s. DeWolfo
and NJ =. Backus as appraisers OF
the estate Of the lato r. u. Hinck.
lev.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06

5. uou. Collector Jeaaup. ia. soc.
ond. Hector. lea. thifd. Time.
fs0T 10
kIfth race. one and one sixteenth
miles Andres Maek. 100 4Kaef,
nerl 10 8. son. Mandator. t0s.
second. The noFSian. los. third.
Time. 1850 26
sixth race. seven .eiEhtha mile
Martiumas. 100 tnaxlal 10 70 ],
WA. Rapid Water. II. second
Corn Biosso1a. i9T. third Time
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OM Y TWO TEAMS
ARE READY

lnK third and home would do away
With some ~ the meneteay ~ over
scientific baseball
The Portland fans are tlckled 10
death over the fact that AcCrsdla
drew Pearl Casey Ia the lottery.
following on the heels 81 tho drop
pins II Fresno by the Coast League
Casey played On the old Tacoma
champions two Sears. having come
there from Sacramento With Mike
Fisher. aud then followed the Irish.
Jew 70 Fresno. where he played last
wear.
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SPORT DOPE

From the list ~ athletes who are
turning ont now the Seattle Athletic
club ought 10 be able 10 pick team
Hhlch will carry off first hcuars In
the big indoor meet to BE- pnilod off
at the Coliseum on the 19th of this
month.
Those Cleveland pitchers. Joss
and Hhoades. seem almost human
they want more money.
Eastern racing season opsus At
the Jennings truck. March "a
The A.-Y.P. stake promises 70
be one OF The features Of the meet
az the race meeting at the Meadows
yearly until 1903 In the way Of
big stakes. the Meadows a. now
riYaling tho California tracks.
Harry Payne Whitney IL planning
% take n Yankee polo team 10 Eng.
land 20 bring back the American
cup
And now the Detroit club Gays
it's a joke about Cleveland having
a high aalaried team. Larry Ia.
loie Is the only man credited BY the
Dotroiiers With getting a fancy
salary.
Tho dirt r. flying out az DuR'a
new park Men are working night
aud day % get Il In shape for the
opening Of the season. When conn
pletod Dug will have grounds as
good as any In the league
Tomorrow the big swatfest Of
the Western Bowling Congress viii
begin AT Denver. Tho bowling
fans Of this city ell watch the eel.
egraph stories Of the meet with In.
tefest as they expect a good show
ing from the Seattle teams.
sluggInR the referee BY the de.
feated pug Is getting as popular
as throwing pop bottles at the UNI
pire.
st Louis in counting on 275 five.
men teams az the American bowling
congress tournament. beginning on
the 10th.
The New York Giants trip 70
California will cost over $4,000.
Exhibition games are counted upon
To about bHlauoe fhia