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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
YESTERDAYS RACES
OAKLAND.

First race. F'uturtty courSe-~ilnb
ford. i0T "a. wright. 10 to l. Won
Pelham. 49,. second. Mrs. OEaf.
aell. -. third Time. t,ta
Second race. three eighths mile
l.ackviile. los tNalshl 10 70 I.
won. Coilicr. .. second Little
Jane. ii0. third. Time, 81 -.
Third race. Futarity course@ks
cheauar. - tRutierl. 10 1. ven
Crystal Wave. 81. s~cond, Emma G..
IS. third Time. Ia.
Fourth race. mile and one sin
teenth-Ffrd bent. i0a tBntlerl.
to l. woa. Rea Leaf. 1915. second .
ssaadoyer. 20. third Time, / =
FIFTH race. one miie-l.asf Ge. IS
tRutIerl, 20 10 1. won. Senator
Beckham. 100. second: Banlord. >.
third. Time. IL Is.
Sixth race. xssen.eighths mile
Ruth W. ~ gklrsehbaumi, 3 10 l.
won. GarxaBtua. lgss. second. lei.
mere. tes. third Time. is2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
sUlLlvAH's BELT

What Is declared 20 be the val
liable diamond belt presented to
John l.. Sullivan BY the people of
the United states ON July 4 tsxT.
T. nos % exhibition 81 sas Soc
end az. where Il has attracted
some attention. during the past few
days
The belt L. made in nine Gee
lions. zach section attached by a
post OF solid gold There II sup
poaed 10 be 5s5 diamonds In the
belt. and isA pounds Of gold Tn.
belt is inscribed Presented ta The
Champion 81 Champions. John l..
Sullivan. bY the Citizens OF the
United States. July 4. iSs7 The
name In the inscription IL set solid
iy with diamonds.
This Is not tho Richard X Fox
belt. bus is the belt which va
bouehs b. a popular subscription
headed b. Nat Goodwin and Henry
p. nixeY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12

be taken IN stretches ~ 10 90 20
miles 10 Moorehoad city
Leaving Moorehead city. tho TRIP
will be Inside to New York. passing
through Albemarlc aud fnmllco
sounds. through creeks. rivers aud
canals to Norfolk, then mp the ChoH
apsaka Ia Baltimore b. canal 10
tho Delaware river 10 Borden.
town. where the Hafltau canal VIII
be- taken TO Perth Amboy through
the Klll Won kull IA New York.
whore The boat viii be housed az
the Nanpareil Rowing club. of
which I am an hqnumfy mambcr
The paper she'll Ii the outcome 81
years Of experimenting could not
lind suitable wood IN Florida, 30
conceived the Idea Of making she'll
out OF newspapers Ia response 10
my postal card Invitation papers
poured in from all sections. With
more "a be heard from | expect to
have In the shell papers printed la
% languages. IN addition 10 those
printed IN English. all Published IN
this country
am making the tfip for the pur
pose IT an outing combined with
business expect 10 be from aiK
weeks 10 two months en- route. aud
viii be followed by Fred brown Of
81 Augustine In a gasoline launch.
who will make photographs along
the way.
brown Il ahepticai. and has de-.
posited d check for ftuQ which siii
be mine II I reach New York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
Jay TOMMY euRNsA

LONDON. Ems Jan, Is Il fin
lshed nay theatrical cngagcmeat at
Carlisle last nleht and leave IN a
few hours for lack siraw's Castle.
Hamstead Heath. near London. TO
finish training taf the palmeF fisht
m Feb. 10 rur the past Two weeks
I have hecn training every after.
nnon. besides hosing az the thea
tres Ia the evenings ! am FEELING
IN condition already Jack STRAW s
Castle was the latorite resort Of
Charles Dickens
Quite little money Is being bet
an the nght Nth Palmer a. 8 ia 4.
myself faVurlts. Il may 81 Ia 10
10 3
The house Is aimCst sold cut.
The prices are s. LOO. s.. $40. So
aud So oveF 5000 people can be
seated
We are fighting for 50 per cent
of the gross receipts. 20 be cat IS
and IS. There Is side bet Of
s.. 500 between Palmer and my self
Palmer IL not backing himself A
racehorse man is pgtting mp the
money. This dees not make any
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12

Dor organization for violation Of In.
junction has been imposed In these
courts The troubles grew out OF
the strike ~ typographical union
No s. commonly called -isig Htx.
ordered early ia isgs. againHt ths
association Of employers. known as
the Typotheise 81 the Cily Of NeN
York. for a closed shop and an
eight hour day. Soon after the go
ING out Of the men the Officers 81
the TYpothetaa complained that the
strikers were pfsetieinE iutlmidas
ton against their employees who
remained 40 surh and those whn
tOoh the places Of the strikers. and
we're ruAortinr 20 violence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
LOCALS WIN

In game which ran neck and
neck from start 10 finish. the
local y. NJ {. A. basketball team
nosed out a victory from the Van
couYcr team tu the local EYmna.
STUN last night There wsz a good
attendance and a delegation Of
rooterH we're present from the
British Columbia metropolis. tn.
flnai score vas 20 10 Is
THIS Is the second time the To-
Gals have beaten the Vancouver
five this season. The latter team
has arranged an extensive schei
ule u games 10 be- played on It,
present trip
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12

compartments. capable ~ sustain
tuE 10 men In the water should the
she'll overture STA gallons Of ahel
lac have beeu naed already. aud
sa much more sill be- used before
the bnai IL finished
expect Ia leave her. about MAY
|. going outside 0n the Atlantic Ia
81. Johns bar. stopping At Aafport.
having ncst daY lot frnuaudLHa -
the inside ruute Prom this point I
all 80 10 brunswick. Ca. then az
stream An far ~ huford. s. g..
here the outside course witi again
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12

NEW YORK. Fob. i2.@i'roaideut
Patrick Mccormick. Of the local
Typographical union. known a.
"nlE Sin. aud George " Jackson
and Vincent J Costello union OF
gRnitefu. Sere fined t1B0 each aud
sentenced Ia 20 days imprinon
ment for dlaobrdlenoe Of an lnIunc.
lion obtained By The Tftofhetae Of
New York IN 1906 Thomas lien
net and William \ Anderuos we're
fined tiae on the same charge Sen.
tenco Naz imposed b. Justice filsh
OF. ia tbs superior court
This Il the first time any such
heavy sentence Ia the case 81 a Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
PLANS OF
TOM y
BURNS

difference 10 inc. so long as Il Is
'up,
I want the Seattle people TO
know the truth of what am do.
iuE
on Feb Il. " win. open az
the Theatre oxford. and On tho
18th AZ nolton. So. sou see. am
very busy. After this last engage.
mrnt { shall 50 10 Dublin to train
for Roche. for the match Of March
.lf
have no plans after that. but
viii let The Star know later what
/ shall do
klaW & Erlanser. ot New York
have made me an ufler to go out
with a show. but / cannot consider
that At present | munt eaileot this
English money first.
Later on / shall write The star
what money / have made Ia each
tisht from start 10 finiah With the
next tNa battlca. aud theatrical
work. | believe that | have made
more money In England than any
other American fighter Who ap
pcarcd here.
As told IN yesterdays Star
mst.a..a -. a.afF. f...fa n.fusaF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12

Stoney l.ee. zoe. second. Bonnie
Prince Charlie. i0t. third. Time.
ts2T.
Fourth race. ono mile sidney y.
- tRossl. 5 TO I. Won Mark An'
thony a.. io7. second; Mafsief. 1913,
third Time. 1888
Firth race. mills aud an eighth
Fastoso. tu7 tMiilcrl 90 a. won /.
BIRD OF Passage. 1906. second Sink
spriaE. TO-. Third. Time. stA
sixth race. eleyon.aixteehtha mile
Giovanni halcrio. i0z tiiartyl. 20
10 I won ereston Roy 10. second !.
Succeed. lea. third Time. i.ai 20,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12

0sy United press.1

tb1 Jnftfo FfeNss1
LOS ANGELES. Fob. I2-~The
i0ruund bout between Jack iTwini
Sullivan and Jim Flynn. before the
Pacific Athletic club. ended with.
ont a decision last night The
sports who attended we're Tar from
satisfied a. the 60 was unin-
terestiug aud tame from start to
finish.
7 he battle was sec saw affair.
Fiyua forcing the fighting most of
the time. while Sullivan landed
most ~ the blows The men were
wrestling and staliing continually
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
WITH BOAT OF NEWSPAPERS, !.
TELLS HOW HE'LL SAIL THE OCEAN

prise that dare undertake the
trip la 40 sffatls craft
The shell. unN removed frnm the
mould. n made Of ~ thickneanoa
Of paper "a the hull and four On tho
decks About eix moro layers will
be added Co hull and deck The
outside layer on deck will be com.
posed OF the titles OF the hundreds
of papers. covered with several
coats 81 sheilae
The boat In lta present unfinlsh.
ed condition IL SITTER than II made
Of wood of tho same thickness. aud
II absolutely water tiKht when
completed Il will have 10 alright
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
los ANGELES.

FRS, race. eleven sixteenths mile
Merrill. ihs lMoriarltyl. 10 10 l.
won: Stray. loo. second. naiHy
Frost. t0i. third Time, i.Vs Is.
second race. threr.cighths mile
Hold. 100 tPreztonl. 10 10 !, won
Paio Alto. lei. second. Steel. lie.
third Time. > -
Third race. seven eighths mile
Ponfotoc. i05 Miller, even. won /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
BOY DRINKS ACID

aeoided b. hts parents Morgan
Evans. le years old drank caTboiie
acid AZ Snogualmie yesterday aft.
efnnou with suicidal intoui, aud
died within few hours
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12

putFer .....r guard ..4... Butler
The AthonianH desire games Nlih
Kent and West Seattle high schools
aud arrangements can h. made By
writing W kuehel. manager. 81
1aud az north.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12

ST AUGUSTINE. Eta. Feb. IL
With my 2ofoot cruising she'll
about twothirds completed. hook
forward 10 May I. when expect
20 leave ST Augustine 10 gow %
New York. NJ novel craft. con
stfueted from newspapers. has at.
traeted much attention. aud. when
tell visitors u contains a copy of
a newspaper from every city In
the ualtcd states thef express suF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
Mainsprings SOC

Fine engraving aud watch repair.
lag. Glover. s9t u. q Johnston a
Co. Bldg -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12

FolowiuE s the letter from a To M Tayo
ed'of Of the Vancouver World aud ho~ the
20 b.
Having By Jordan that he had resided In van
or she eight he built large
aud desirable praccw
and build equally desirable
Ess reasons To make parsonaI inquiry htz
NE Canadian city Believing that the Information
an editor Of established
would reliable In
wrote 20 tho editor Of the World as follows
Seattle, Wash Feb 6. 1905
Mr l. ID Taylor Editor Wor Vancouver
C-Hear Sir Can ennscieH unnsY nr A Nc
kaF Jordan specialist
prietn
acquainted hla Thank
ing 1ou IN advance am Vey truly yours NJ y BROWN.
"1tg5 Boyaon AVE. Seattle wash
at Taylor replied a follows.
"Vsneouver. q. C., Feb.
y" f@sof of FEB Dr. n MekaY
n' o. this city for
% mar ~ho does just he during
vver. Very truly yours IL o. TAYLOR"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12

University Of Oregon thinks u
has meafihed another all-aronnd
athletic viz IN Earl X. Roberts.
freshman. who Is expected 10 do
something startling in the 100-yard
dash and pole vault
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
ATHENTAN B. B. FIVE
ISSUES CHALLENGE

The Athenian Athletic club ba4
katbHil team won from the HI
Marks team Monday uight With a
score Of 20 "a l.. The game was
played ~ the Washington Athletic
club hall aud was fast 81 the way
through. The same teams play
again Friday night rbey hee up
= FaffatfNH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
DIES AT issAoUAti.

Isaac Cooper. an old and prom
ineni resident 81 lssaquah. died at
his home Sunday night of heart
disease lie WAS 20 years old.
aud had lived In Tssaquah ~
years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
sPoRT0eRAMs

The annual show Of the West.
Minister Kennel club In Madison
Square Garden. New York city. has
2 200 dogs entered.
Negotiations between Forbes and
Manager Rasmussen OF the Uni
yersity Of Washington have been
declared off The man who coach
ID West Point last year and whom
% Was thought would coach the
university eleven for the coming
season. wanted too much money
for his services and IL looks now
as II speidel will be- the next
coach.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12

GUNS FOR RkNT-Pipor q
Taft. 1926 Second av. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12

Jim Brady for 20 years ianltor
a. the Vale gymnasium. died Feb.
ruary 2 Of heart disease
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12

Hugo Bezdek. the former Chicago
football star has signed con.
tract to coach the eleven for the
University Of Arkansas next fall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12

As comparative stranger 70 the majority Of ysu
an Introduction shoud The ffuu vhh
which. have before mentioned Is Vancouver G.
PRODUCTION gladly for Itself desirable
ommendstion ibis letter
heisfing could ain
If Hhat they ordinary
70 hias them the stsniicu csen
snuethinE HE Of million financial
ssaaosnt can afford 10 wait Prom professional point Of
view. caanot l = field ma
has been we'll influential
the letters referred TO and produced below which
direct inquiry made
Daily World for the my
professional and business standing
supplement- b. letters from patients from al
from that far1ff ruiony Newfoundland. Of
Prince Edmund from the ein o winnpcz of
Vancouver. aud FROM
datiag a can aa the
persona Introduction
TO satiAiy the NEST
-Mr ~ y. Brown. Seattle. wssh.-ossr sir: Replying TO
pleased res
with him You will find him al
past ne has eesn Of ths aldermen Of tire City
1891 which are 3,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12

As told In yesterdays Star
Burns non easily from Palmer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
RI. REV. BISHOP OF CHARIOTTFTOwN

One 81 the best known and beloved Catholic
bishops ia cansda writes over his signature personal
letter OF appreciation OF
lows
"Charottetown. r. =. I. June ts0i
DR. A. Mckay Jordan. Hoson Optical Co. 1854 Cor.
dova Street vancouver. n. c-Desr Doctor !
pleasure Informing YOU pairs glasses your
Optical Company for my eyes given
pete satisfaction. and have had trouble my eve.
sight since began them you they
been of that quality which you represented
remain dear doctor. yours respectfully.
=. c. MCDONALD +.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12
REV. 7. BEDFORD JONES, d. D.
Arthdeatoo of Outario

Tho name Of Afehdcacon ia known from one end
OF canada 70 the other of the csca the
Church Of ENGLAND in that country venerable archdea
con Is brother Of one Of the best known ocnsts London
kns and y himself an ~ D, which further weight TO
his testimony;
aRcctory Rockville. Ont. June Is 1901
Or A. Mckay Jordan - Dear Doctor. After using
GLASSES prescribed hy of the hestknoWn ocuats In
London England II gives pleasure 20 inform Won
that none have EYea that complete satisfaction nov en-
JOY do not hesitate In saying the glasses made me
last summer at Winnieg you recommend them 10 he
fou are at liberty TO refer certificate
OF proficiency. T. BEDL.RD ZONES N N
Af1hdeacon OF Ontario"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12

II Hd
% a have ~ @ Ions thus rnsu inactive
II nav become bnemo
II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-12

Most worthy s0e quality
and style throughout fiuY
tomorrow while this clear.
ing BOT lasts. A. less than
Wholesale cost
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-13
MONTANA TRACK MEET.
I (By8 S. w. press A ,sss Z. !,

tBy s. w. Press sAssociation.) II
MssOUL4A. Mont. May 13.-The
University OF; Montana today opened
its halls and grounds to the athletic
gladiators Of the high schools Of the
state. who are here In large numbers
to participate in the ffth. annual In
terscholastic meet of Montana. The
meet will last four days and from
present appearances will be- the big
est athletic event ever held in the
state.
This years meet is the fifth. Mis-.
sonla secured the highest number Of
points in the first meet in 1904. Butte
won the 1905 contest and Anaconda
captured first honors in 1906. Last
year Flathead secured the lead. with
Missoula n close second and Great
Falls. Fergus, Teton. Butte. Amazon.
da. Helena. Gallatin and Broadwater
following in the order given. Me-
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1 CONDEMN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
.fBy 8. N. Prcsg q ssocfatfc

7 tBy s. ". Press Assocfat ion.)
ast MACON. Ga, May i Georgia Re-
publlcans. both white and black, are
gathering in Macon today. for the state
convention OF the party. which will be
held tomorrow and which will nomi.
nate a state ticket and elect four dele
zates at large to Chicago. Although
President Roosevelt has been Endorsed
by the state committee and "a move.
ment has been set on foot to demand
his nomination for a Second elective
term" it Is likely that the negros will
oppose any attempt to instruct d the
delegates for Taft The Georgia dis.
REIMBURSEMENT net has been bitterly
condelnened by the state committee.
Dispute this, the negro wing OF the
party has issued a call in which the
committee is declared to be "dominat.
ed by federal Office holders. bench.
men and political tricksters." and to
be the most rotten and corrupt or.
ganization that has ever dlsgraced any
state OF this great Union.''
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-05-13

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PLAY FOR LYNNEWooD CUP.
(By s. W. Press Association. /,

NEW YORK, May 13.-some OF
the leading golfers OF the United
STATES Will take part in the annual
tournament for the Lynnewood Hal,
cup. which Is to begin on the links
OF the Huntingdon Valley Country
Club tomorrow and will last three
days. The Lynnewood Hall cup was
presented by Mr.. George D. Wide.
ner and Is played for annually. to
become the property of the person
winning 1t three times. The tourna.
ment Is open to members Of all the
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lsotk IDA EiE ADS TaE saESTRY
sAzsApE MD LEAN F1E
z5EJeERN no It'll ND.

Thnfes hi an DID i radit ton in the cir
sus hns5ness hut no man knows5when
M down and Out, and that IS,
sssette IN ID iie IN harness than
no die or rust e This IS ia tradition
Ssrfsi1g frpm c6ndt lions where men
mi tlls lesser d imals 1 suffer much
1pr he cause to whic hf they are loyal
md receive &a reward BY no means
sphlfnenSarate with the. sacrifice Gin,
snlHed This sci .sacritice is as nota.
Ss5ble nsnnnE The dumb brutes as among
1ha nten who sometimes have their
zayss :and there nre as many eases OF
st,eToism md tragedy among the nom
.speakfng members OF a travelling cir
& :enH All among the much-d welt.upon
allolfsts that run to fires /. ;s
tvhsns the thousands who view the
! Gentry Brnthers, Famous Shows in
sSarade b Fafrmont Monday, May IS,
ssufI sEo2 Into raptures over the beauty
~ -Ida, the cream colored mare.
rhIeh leads the parade each morning.
md san attention to her perfect lines
Hnd The remarkable coloring of name
i md stalS ofS the prize beauty among
eGnines: they can not be expected to
sknpsass Ida' 81. proud 4 place is one
FiSurprd and That the horse which once
Held tie exalted position Of the imam
J. aEsrs own; is back in! the horse tent.
rIeff on the LOT" and literally eating
{ heart out. NV ). 5JI.,S
Hairy iss getting such reward as
AIttlIuI1eas brings. but is one Of those
stctims ptf fate 5forEsw It IS ordered
sitats The druggeryS Of life shall be his
I,ortitm tEtiife the ndulation, the praise
sandt Tie apphuseS shall be for one ma
i tnIs; fas desiE ned for the center OF the
ztaEr 4.
n All reason long. from Texas. north
through Oklahoma. Kansas. Missouri
and Nebraska. Harry. was "the man
agerY horse. ',y:and from s o'clock eaca
snlMuInE until ~ o'clock each night he
trutted hitler and thither, through
mud rain: s1eet: and snow. in more
kindy 81 adnls Weather than the circus
sbnntnessE hasseyer; known before. and
never tired and never laid down."
4 0nre each day. Just before ten o'clocls
zach morning . "a Harry was taken out
s1fharncss, washed. scrubbed and rub
bed ~ orer his freclsletl hide. dressed
4 I'm - rlumes and silver mounted harness
Y and sent out at the head OF the gold
81 n; es 9h the braying bands anil
ne mile Of ponies. cages and dogs on
dress Iarade Then parade was over
f i1s took OF his brave regn1ia and put
4 hili, back: at the more serious work of
HE aEat 81 Ia E Il
81 tiia trl dfdn 7 mind. for he was a
Il MORSE OF all work and he was 'out to
y Ez.etp The show l. at every stage OF the
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: SAVINGS AND LOAN MEN,.

PUUGHkEEPSIE. M. 2, May 10
Representatives OF scores OF leading
cooperative savings and building loan
associations were In attendance when
the twenty-frst annual meeting OF the
New York State League was opened
in the court house this morning. Nh
merous experts In methods OF system
attic savings and home-getting- will ad.
dress the convention. the subjects for
discussion including Legislation. real
estate titles. the Torrens plan, finan-
.cial stringencies. Withdrawals, adyer-
Using building and loan associations
and plans for securing new members
and new lonns. The sessions will cou-
tinue through tomorrow.