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Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1908-04-02
S~~AA~y A-S~@1~
Local and Personal Events
Terseiy Told.

a Dushore visitor Wednesday.
Mr.. Charles FAIRIES of Milton,
spent several days of last week
with Laporte friends.
Mr.. II. J. Keeler is improving
the appearance of his residence by
enlarging the porch facing Main
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Snider of
Nordmont are rejoicing over the
birth of a son to bless their home.
Miss Rachel Rogers of Lincoln
Fail, is the guest of her sister,
Mrs. A. +. Heess.
The Sullivan county Agricultural
society will hold the annual fair at
Forksville Oct. 6-7-S-and 9, 1908.
Victor Bird of Lock Haven Normal
school spent Tuesday with his bro
ther c. O. Bird.
Daniel Springer, councilman of
Tamaqua, who sued the Tamagua
Courier for $40, 900 damages because
that paper called him "a robber of
the tax payers was Wednesday g
warded six cents damages.
Mr.. Silas McCarty of Elkland
township transacted business at
this place Wednesday. Mr.. Nc
Carty recently sold his farm in
Elkland to Fred Cott, son of Ex-
Sheriff Cott.
Mrs. Louise Barrows returned to
Laporte Tuesday evening. She
has been spending the winter with
her brothers, Charles Lauer, of
Lock Haven and Fred Lauer, of
Muncy.
A young couple of Bradford
county were married at Towana
last week. The groom was 81
wears of age and the bride 13.
F. M. Caossley was a William
sport visitor last week.
John Minnier and family have
moved from the Cheney house on
Muncy street to the Ballard house
on Main street.
X. \. CUnklin of Picture Rocks
was in town Saturday to attend a
meeting in the Odd Fellows hall.
A chicken and waffle supper will
be served at the home of Mrs.
Frank Ingham, on Tuesday even
ing April 21, by the Village I'm
provement Society. Proceeds to
go toward the grading and beauti-
flying of the park. The supper will
be from 6 O'Clock. until all are
served. Price of supper % cents.
Children under - years Is cents.
Ice cream extra. All are cordially
invited to help the cause.
There will be a work ''bee" at
Mountain Ash cemetery on Thurs
day and Friday of next week,
April 9, and 10, for the purpose of
cleaning of the brush and stones
from the new addition to the Gem
etery All interested are urgently
requested to donate at least one
days work to this worthy enter
prise.
The friends of Rev. and Mrs. +.
F. Ripple surprised them on We'd
nesday evening with a tin shower,
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G..
S. Eddy. Although the affair was
gotten up on short notice, it was
none the less a delightful event.
They will leave to-day Thursday J
for their new home at Blooming
dale. They carry with them the
best wishes of many friends, espec-
tally for the same success to Mr..
Ripple in his chosen work, as has
been his during his pastorate at
this place.
Mrs. Mary Yaw Soper, wife of
d. NJ. Soper, formerly principal of
the New Albany schools, died at
her home in Breezeport, n. Y,
Monday March 20 AGED 81 wears
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1908-04-02

erding dare. ). lsUS.
T. J. Keeler, collector, In account with Laporte
Borough for the year 1905.
Road Tax Dr. CT.
Amt overpaid T. j, Eeeler, Col.
as shown Ivy last audi it...."...... 20
Refunding order To halancc.... 20
20 20
Additional Road Tax.
Amt overpaid by Collector.... 80
Refunding order to balance..-.... 0.3e
0.30 0.So
Road Tax for the year 1906
Amt due from Col. by last audit Ii 90
Amt overpad. due Collector.... 294
BY Treas. receipt....""........-. 1884
i7ss II 81
Additional ] DAD Tax for the year 1906
Amt. due from Col last audit 1917
BY Treas. receipts......"."....... 15i7
15 II 10 IT
4. J. Keeer, Collector, in account with Laporte
Borough for the year 1907
TO amount OF duplicate............. 397 -
BY Amt. overpaid for year l9OG...... 29l
per ct. rebate on $307 Co.,. Is 3g
Treasurer's receipt....................... 2s474
3 per ct. commission on Sil l.0S.... 2O5
Treasurer's eceipt....",......~....~" 3s03
EXonerationS allowed. ................. 5f1
Lands returned ............ 4 81
Balance due from Collector ! So
3s7 So .ss7 So
John Minnier and John V. Finkel, Overseers OF
Poor, in account with Laporte Borough Poor Dis
tllct Tor the year 1907.
To balance in treasury as shown
by last Auditors reIOrt.-..-... SO
Reed from F. II. Farrell Co. Treas.
omitted by mistake at last audit ls AZ
Paid IT, Ingham, Atty. and SeC'y. 10 %
Paid John Minnier. Seryices....-.. l000
Paid John V. Fnkel g 1000
Williamsport Hospital for keeping
Valentine KlotZ and treatment 81 %
Railroad fare for V. KlotZ. As
Frank Buck, keeping tramps,... 45O
BY balance in treasury ............. % 81
81 80 81 50
A. H. Buschhausen, Treasurer, in account with
Laporte Borough for the year 1907.
Balance in Treas ut last audit. 325 81
Reed from #. J. Keeler Collector 327 15
Auditor General of Pennsylvania 5l6
+. II. Farrell County Treasurer 4oe0
232 so
t. J. Keller Collector............... rs 03
Bonds with interest redeemed 2l3 40
Commission ut 2 per cent. ....... 1907
Total amt orders redeemed......... go 36
Bal due Boro. in hands OF Treas. $50 IL
9s4 20 9sl 25
Statement showing Resources and Liabilities
OF Laporte Borough for the year ending March Q.
190S. Resources. Liabilities.
Amt. due from Treasurer. 1870 y
. A. Trip, Collector Is
e TT. Keeler, lSS
Land returns, taxes of i!o6...,".. $500
Z" lM7..... 432
Orders outstanding ................. o7x
Resources in excess OF Lab $40 3a
56s Is ats Is
Statement showing Resources and Liabilities
OF Laporte Borough Poor District for year ending
March y, 1905
Balance in hands of Oyerseers... 2237
Due from X. A. Conklin Col 1902 2S6
+" A. Z. Trip. Col. 1903 29O
County Treasurer, land returns 1892
Resources in excess OF Liabilities 39u5
We, the undersigned. Auditors of Laporte Boro
Pa, hereby certify, that We have audited sdjnst
ed and settled the several accounts above set
forth, and find the same to be correct ~ the
same appears in this foregoing report
Witness our hands this l4th day OF March 1898
WILLIAM ". LoEB.)
J. T. FAfRBA1RN, Auditors
ALBERT r. HEES
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FIVE .|FAVORITES :.
BEATEN IN ROW,

did last long enough 10 beat Monte
al 6 to hoad Giovanni balerio,
neglected In tile betting, finished
third.
Kerry, Ida May and Hidden Hand
were all played 10 take the fourth
race, hut Ida May was the only one
of the trio that got anything she
finishing third Fern l. at \ 10 /
led an the way and won easily Ia
the fast time OF ili2A for the six
furlonga. High Gun at ~ 10 l
came from away back and finished
third.
The worst Jolt Of the day for the
talent. however, came In the NTH
event. when ] Y. Donohue. backed
from Z 90 down 10 4 to o. could
do no better than run third. My
Bouquet nc 20 led all the way
and won in drive from Ten Row.
another outsider
II Tremor. third choice az 20 I.
led all the way In the last race and
won easily by length from Hume.
70, a 10 20 I chance. Sophomore,
another long shot. finished third,
Nise Child and Colbert. first and
second choices. finished outside the
money
The Tacoma handicap AZ one
nile 81 down for decision thls after.
noon. aud should result ina recort-
breaking race. as sonse OF the fast.
est performers on the track arc en-.
tered.
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TO PLAY
BASEBALL

A bail game between the Seat.
tie Elks and a team OF visiting Elks
will be the feature Of the picnic
OF the Mavericks At Wildwood park
next Thursday. Billy" Grant viii
captain the locals and W A. Holz-
helmer win lead the visitors.
The COMMITTEES IN charge expects
that 1000 Elks will attend the pic.
mic. There viii be all kinds of
sports and games and dancing all
day long Particular efforts are
being made to cntertAt. the women
and children.
W. r. Nash will be marshal Of
the day The picnickera are en-.
pccted 10 bring their own lunch
baskets.
The proceeds Of the outing will
be devoted 20 the building fund
for the new club house that Local
No 90 will erect next year al
Spring 81 aud Fourth av,
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nv c. AARRIaon aREEn.

Several ring critics give Il AZ their
opinion that nlll Squlres almost
won the heavyweight title from
Tommy Burns. June 10. In Paris. Old
country newspaper accounts OF the
go say that "lloshter" nill had the
better of the argument for the first
four rounds. landing AZ will
In the fourth round. near the end.
Squiroa landed mighty right
swing on tho jaw. Burns went
nprawiing across the ring. and the
gong rang amids, the widest kind
OF excitement
burns won Ia the eighth
squlrea punch Ia the Paris fight
recalls to my memory what Burns
told me 81 his fight with the Aus.
tralian ia Frisco.
According to Tommy, squlfes had
him going for a few seconds. when
tins men faced each ether Burns
Npdsd first aud Squlren vent down
for about four seconds. ne Avnped
up. however, and went AT Burns
like Il mad bull. smaHNtbs him on
the law Tommy Nays that he was
awfuliy dlgEy Se1 when Squirrel
came after him he naturally ducked
igto a clinch and started iollyinx
lstsi 9
This IN what Tommy aald
What's the matter with you.
squirsag Can't you fight like. a
gensiemenf dldnt know lkss
fought that sAy IN Australia"
burns says sgulrea looked sorrow.
fully az him and the blnH worked.
Then Burns put squirea out, Z
In the Paris tight saulres did all
the work Tor the first four rounds.
In the last four Burns WAS the ar
grcsaor aud Squiroa did not 80 a
lookln. A sort OF an eyenup affair.
saulrra lA2ted lesa than Que round
ia Frisco snd fought eight rounds
In Paris
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WEBS1ERS WIN
bsfsat he Yakima Nine in
Interesting Came
Of Ball.

In one OF the most interesting
amateur games played In Seattle
this season. the websters beat tbs
North Ysklma Tigers by score Of
20 AZ DusdAle's park yesterday
Il wss a pitchers duel between
Schmutx and Nelson from the start.
snd both twirlers were in splendid
form. They might be going yet ~
Nelson had not lost his own game
BY two bad errors In the eighth
inning.
Nelson started the eighth By
walking We8ffenbach. aud on
Schmuts hunt, he threw high To
first. Weiffenbaoa going 10 third
he was thrown out trying to come
home on Wcsterman'a nv. Hilton
pasted out a cbunder. which Nelson
muffed ash Schmutz scored.
Hannah threw TO shaw to catch
Hilton mapping. shaw dropped the
ball and Hilton crossed the pan.
Nelson and Schmutx both pitched
steady ball and moved down the
battera In emergencies. The Tigers
filled the bases In the first and the
WebsterH in the third. but no one
could come through with timely
blngiea.
The same teams wiii play again
this afternoon.
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GOSSIP

Burns has stated that he would
meet Johnson. for certain
amount Of Moneys. kkis& Jefiriea as
referee. Jack CWsts and others
have underworld 10 raise a auffl'
Client purse. but no far have failed.
the idea being TO pull off the match
In Nevada
II Burns Is counting on Jeffriea
AZ referee, IN Nevada. he viii get
nicely fooled. Jeffrice won't ref.
cree any fight IN Nevada until he
comes across with $4,000 he owes
on gambling debt. or until the
courts decide for or against him.
The night following the Root.
Hart fight IN Reno Jcffrles made "A
bot IN the Louvre saloon, run By
Miller a Stout. preventing l. .. US.
jeff lost and then WEIGHED,
A gambling debt can ~ collected
IN Nevada by law
Last month. In Grass Valley. Cal.
suit was commenced against JEFF.
fries for the $1,000 and interest NJ
the rate OF ~ per cent from July
IL. 1905. TO date. The plaintiffs are
c. A. Stout and G. j. Miller The
complaint alleges that leffriea
signed two promissorv notes ION
that date for $500 each and has
mot paid either the interest or the
principal
IN ali probability jeff viii not
so ACROSS the Nevada line for sp0s
time.
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Tacoma Handicap al One
Mile Is Big Event
Today.

Form was at a discount az the
Meadows Yesterday. and after Corr
ell. equal choice In the betting With
Col Dick. had won the first race
five favorites were beaten In sue.
cession. Horses that did not figure
in the dope got all the coin. aud
The talent travelled ON a rocky rad.
The worst upset from a form stand
point came In the second raes, for
witch Nebher and Expcctane were
made equal choices. They were
never IN the hunt. and at the flush
Lord Provost at re TO beat kilhoru
az so TO 1 nose ON tho post. with
Nehber a distant third.
In the third race Mechltn was
backed from IS 20 5 down to 20 /.
and rewarded her hackers by fin
ishing outside the money The win.
ner turned up IN Abbey a neglected
- | shot that paralyEed The
crowd with aston'shmenx by com
ing spvm mo rear and ortgaming
the pAcetsAkers. Al that she just
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America seems 10 be sure a, a
400 meter hurdle, with Bacon ~
man and others NV
Con Lcaayo0r Ireland can A.
feet 2 inches IN the high jumn ~
American men Porter. Ca"
Patterson and Mofflt--are AZ
men 'iFs
America Will hold her own 4, -,
vaulting, with Gilbert, Cooke ~ ~
iah and Nelson. ~
The hop. step and lnmu 4.
Irish game, but The Irish prac,,.. =
two hops and q jump not belns /,
lowed will place the lfleb i',,as. I.
Ut q disadvantage. and win hs !,
the Americana favor
The standing jump shouia ..
Ewry belier. Sheridan and a.
and the sbotput 70 Ralph Ross
The 5000. 900 stadium In a..
b. 600 spectators will witua., M. ~
competitions. will be dedlcss.s ' ~
King Edward. "
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SHERIDAN,

outcome ~ n claim made by irish
athletes. Who will gre our boys the
kseneat competition.
Unless the Irish athletes are al
loved % compete as an Irish team.
with their identity not concealed be-.
hlnd the general term 81 United
Kingdom. they wiil refuse TO enter
the games such action would mean
America would most likely win
more than ~ Of the 20 events.
America ought 20 get first. second
and third places In the 100 and 200
meter events. Rector. Robertson.
Huff. cartmell. Campbell and
Cioughan can each do the 100 yards
and / ; inches 100 metersl in 10 80
seconds. aud che 200 meters ia 20
seconds There lh no man on the
other teams. 30 far as Is now
knosn, who can DO tsc 100 In less
than II seconds. or the 200 In lesA
than 20 IS seconds
America has fair chances only
IN the t0v meter event. with Hsil.
man Taylor. Norman and Atlee.
The foreigners will have 20
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UNCLE SANS ATHLETES MAY WIN IA
out OF q EVENTS in OLYMPIC GAMES

huStis for a place in the 800 meter
face3 for America has Sheppard.
BrSm'lOW. LightbOdy. Bheehan, pil.
grim and Garner IN the event
Judging from time comparisons.
we have little chance OF capturing
the honorp IN the l,500.moter aud
fivemile events from the nriiOnH
and 5wedes IN order 20 finish in
the money" IN the fye.mile event.
Americans will have to cover the
distance in rs minutes. None Of the
Americans have done a.
Morrlseey aud Hayes. who fin.
iaheh first and second In III. Mar
athoa IN Boston. have reasonably
good chances Of making a showing
In the Marathon
In the il0.meter hurdle. Oarrclls.
Shaw and Bmithson should figure
one. two. three Each man ~ cap.
able OF turning the trick in - Is
seconds. or better The best the
foreigners can do IL rs IS seconds.
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more fierce Tor having been -,
up, Members u both partlea 49,
mutfering threats and trouble \
almost certain despite the fact ~,
nearly 90 United States marIns'
have been landed TO keep peace
Gen. j D Obaidls viii probahl.
ne elected president. and hls -
cess promises a. result in a tha.
ough muck raking camuslg.
throughout the republic.
his opponent. President Amzas.
who IL running for re-elecssoa /
accused Of being unbusineaslike 40
loose IN bis methods.
Obaidia accuses the prealasas a
overlooking Wholesale graft ID ~.
lie affairs.
The landing OF the Ameren
troops. while serving 10 pressss
open demonstrations. has aroass,
the fury OF the Arias newspaper
which severely arraign the Unlia
States for IT'S action In interfenu
WITH Panama's affairs.
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SAME OLD
STORY
Seattle Loses Another to
/. the Bunch at
Vancouver.
10y United pressl

VANCOUVER. u. c.. July ill.,
George Engle was ON the slab for
Vancouver yesterday aud he held
the Siwaahes to four hits and no
runs, Gordon did the shooting for
Seattle and the Canadians fell onto
his delivery Tor 10 hits aud four
runs.
Vancouver scored first In thS
NTH. Donovan made first when
Carney muffod an easy fly. Qulg
ley raped out a tive bagger and
Donovan scored Ham HynttH
slA0ie scored QulS.ey. Ia the
seventh Hyatt aud Nordyke got
singles and came In on Flannt
gans donhle 20 the fenre.
Ofieta fielding was a feature OF
the game. Quigley also did some
sensational ysgk.
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men who know the game. It would
take DE ORC. Clearwater or Huston
10 beat him.
A large gallery watched last
nights play and heartily applaud.
cd the clever work. II is probable
that a match will be arranged be.
tween The Denver Kid" aud
Kirkland. TO take place In th,s city
soon.
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BATTLESHIP
LAUNCHED


PHILADELPHIA. July 1l.-As
Uncle SANS newest gea fighting ma.
chine slid from the ways at Cramps
shIpyards at 1895 o'clock here to
day. Miss Frederick Calvert Ansel,
daughter OF the governor Of South
Carolina. broke a bottle OF cham.
payne across the bow. christening
the new battleship after her native
state.
The South Carolina Is a sister
ship Of the Michigan. These two
ships represent the first attempt of
United States naval constructors TO
build ships OF their type.
After her trial trip. the South
Carolina will 20 10 Charleston. 8 g..
where a great demonstration will be
held.
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10y United Prsss.)

LONDON, July 10 America has
sent 10 London the greatest team
Of athletes that perhaps ever repre-.
scented any nation.
Neither In muscular Development,
vitality nor gentlemaniy conduct 10
the American boys suffer by com.
pariaOn with the youths represent
ing the other nations OF the earth.
With athletes ON the ground from
all parts of the world, Il " now pos.
Hlble for the first time 10 make any.
where near a conservative guess az
TO the prospects Of Uncle Sans
boys In the great Olympic games.
or the ~ events the team com.
petss ~ on track and field. II looks
as u Old Glory should rOmp home
first In "a.
Much depends. however. on the
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RACING AT BUTTE
Csy United Prss..)

BUTTE. Mont. July li.-Results
yesterday.
Five and a half furiongs playllte
won. Naloski second. St Joe third.
Time :0Sh
seven furiongs Prince Frederick
won. Royal ben second. Azusa
third. Time ASA.
Six fnrlsngs Anonra won. jill
ictie second. Mabel Hollander third.
Time--i;isi
Five furlonFs Lytie Knight won.
nooger Red second. Canardo third.
Time 00h
Mile Ruatilng SIR won. Senator
Bcckham second, Hogart third
Time~ls4a
Five furlongs Leach won
Mad MuaEraW second. celia q
third. Time 0ti4.
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LIVE NEWS FROM MEADOWS

down yesterday. This horse ran
some Euod races az Arcadia. and
will do TO watch.
Say. Jockey Sandy. wha, were
YOU eusaS wife II Tr~or the last
tl@s VOC rode elm weea ~ wis
~ ; o. ,assi ~ wlU eeatsN off
b isi Csc Wysa ssrlresss ls
epgGSS ~ hcS~ee ~ sSaas dis.
0sNcs 10 1 hss
Zoe hove - eHse II TO A. WaisA
he esrtNsly ron . perfect rae -
Abbey Nobody ever thought they
wosA see this fatnt.searted miss
cosle frsa behisd ane vic a race.
cut that IL wlat walsb made her
do yesterday
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CAR OF RUSSIA TO
MAKE TOUR

ST. PETERSBURG. July i1.-Ai-
though he IN on the verge OF a nerv.
Gus breakdown through fear ri as.
aassaatinn, the ear announced to-
day that he would carry out the plan
Of bis advisers and make n tour Of
the European capitals this fan or
next spring
HE will visit ali the capitals on
one Tour Emperor Franz Josef Of
Austria Will be the first monarch
visited The king Of Italy viii be
next. then President Fallieries Of
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KIRKLAND WINS
IN A WALK II .

George Kirkland. OF San Fran
cisco. won from John Wilson Of
Seattle by a score os 800 20 227 in
their pool match at the Auditor
ium Billiard Hall for a side bet OF
5000 and a purse OF 500. The
score IN last nights match was
i59 10 n In Kirkland's favor
The Frisco man showed great
form lie made one run OF ~ and
made three successive runs OF a.,
81 and 81. la the opinion OF some
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Burns Il now on the ocean, bound
for Australia. Tie wili train daily
aboard the steamer. watch II due
10 arrive az Melbourne on August
rs. Three days later he viii hook
IN with lana receiving 10000,
VIII. lose or draw
lie Is also signed up for iwc
more fights. the price 10 Tommy
being $500 PCS fight.
Tommy viii likely be asking for
hand out" shen he gets back
10 America
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HgLo-uP ~ LATCH KEY.

SAN FRANCISCO, July il.-~After
having been arrested az The point Of
a latch key. which Charles Sicily
bluffed him into believing was a
revolver. Alexander Golden today
confessed that he Is an ex.oonvict
ard was formerly the partner OF VI.
baskin, a ieweler, who was recent.
~ robbed Of 1850 in diamonds
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The fans who watched the Web
STEERS and Yakima Tigers play yes
terday afternoon saw a rafting
good game II was one OF the
closest and most thrilling contests
seen In Seattle this season. Nei-
son and Schmutz pitched like big
leagusrs.
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Go East! Excursions!

Round trip tickets on sale July
% and %. August 6. Z, n and
~ by the Oregon Il u q NBviga.
ton Co Rates. routes. tickets and
reservations al Union Ticket OF
flee. COS First ay. E f.. Ellis, gen'l
Agent, zee
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Sweet Marie won the fSce.foraii
trot at Readville, Mass, yesterday
taking two OF three races Major
Delmar won one race The best
time az 2:06M was made in the
frat race
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-11

George Wotton OF Tacoma estab-
lished an auto record between Ia
coca and Olympia yesterday when
he GROVE the distance in 81 min.
utes and so seconds In 30 horse
power Rambler.
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TO seE aATTLEshlPs.

Boats leave Pier 2. foot OF Yasler
Way. ESQ, 7:30. 400. 1000. 1880
a. m. 1916. i:40. 200. 400. i:30.
$3.50 p. m. and sundays 1880 y. m.
sst
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c0uvcr.
Dtck Cullen. the lightweight fight
sr who held KID 9caier TO a draw
on June 6. left this city last nisnt
for Frisco. Cullen wili try and got
matches In the east. Cullen Is a
gentlemanly little fellow and made
many friends here.
Kid Scaler and Abe Atteli viii
fight a dx.round bout AZ Spokane
on July ~ The prosecuting Attor-
ney has relentrd and will not chase
The pugs out Of town. Johnnie
Reid Il promoting the bout.
Seattle will have an open.air
horse show on Sept rs. The show
will be held NJ the new course of
the Western Washington Fair and
Driving association.
The baseball teams from the Yale
and Harvard clubs Will play base
ball this afternoon at Pleasant
Beach.
Johnny Frayne. the Frisco fight.
or Us making e good impression
with the eastern sporting writer's.
Johnny is boxing In six.round bouts
around New York and Philadelphia.
The baseball team Of the Column
bia Athletic club Is looking for a
game with any fast amateur team
10 be played on Sunday NJ Columbia
City. Telephone East 1896
4 Stanley Ketcheli and Hugo Kelley
have signed 10 fight 20 rounds Al
I San Francisco on July 81 The
Ketchell Flynn contest has been de.
clared OFF Kelley viii give the
Montana Cowboy a hot fight.
The knights Of Columbus team
will play at Port Gamble tomorrow
Careless Bill" Coy will pitch for
the Port CANDLES.
The Pacific Meat Co. will play
the Golden Gardens AZ Ballard NJ
1890 O'Clock on Sunday morning
A fast game is expected.