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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-07-25
OFFICERS KIDNAPPED.
Taken Eight Miles, HandcufYed To-
gether and Turned Loose.

ROCKFORD, Col, July 25.-City Mar
shall Croop and Frank Johns. while
searching for set of stolen harness
were kidnapped by an unknown bandit.
The pair were forced across the plains
until darkness set in and then after
being handcuffed together were turn
ed loose. They made their way to the
nearest ranch house. more than eight
miles distant and telephoned to Sheriff
Potter at La Junta. A posse was form
ed and started in pursuit of the bandit.
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New York Money Market.

New York, July 26.-MONEY-Money on
call nominal. Time loans dull and steady
Sixty days. per cent; 80 days. ~ per
cent; 8 months per cent.
CLOSE: Prime mercantile paper 31k0D4
per cent; sterling exchange firm. with ac-
tual business in bankers bills at $4.s6sz6
90 day bills; commercial bills, 81 SAX "a S.
SILvER-Bar silver. 6251c; Mexican dol
lars. &c.
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Schooner Sunk In Collision.

New Bedford, Mass, July 25-The
steamer Maine arrived here today
from New York, with her bow badly
damaged from collision with a
schooner which she had ran into and
sunk last night. The scnooner's crew
were saved.
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GET BACK AT HILL.
Canadian Railroads to Enter United
States Territory.

Bellingham, Wash, July 25.-A dis
patch from Winnipeg says:
The stock of the BeIiingham Bay
and British Columbia railway il al
ready under control OF allied interests
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HOGS.
MIXED AND BUTCHERS :. n.

GG99MMss See%monS ...:..:.::::. . sSS$sSs
HEIFERs ........ .................. soo&sH
ceILv Vs good ioc to scc iS:j..... AS SS
CALVES s ssSsg5 a 1S l6'2 pouTTaY: a00SsS
[w e ssss!as e.: HsISs W i:yrs ss 1 e.
ana ro Under. l5c: Old cock: &: young t sss:
SUFFERING.
Furnished y The Continental Creamery
ccssHSzMER7 SUTTER-Ghicas:so. uxe:
N ii z az rs CUTTERS.
WHOLESALE prices furnished By Topeka
Packing EEG GGs AND POULTRY. ''rsse1
ers' iso; ROSTERS. %: Old roosters 10: Fur FUR
k1 gs6sir If; e0f stock. iso.
wHHG6GhsE MssIxcL FRUIT AND PRODUCE
"IFurnished by saml q. Lux, Whoiess1s
FTS %1tAsSas e n1Hsans Bartlett per No..
cxBgAGE=-Rss H.: iHc;
CUcUMBERs- Per y bu.. 800.
fEUMs-caiifornia. per crate. n1o
SAN STHAH1A4ETT5NsRser ef lst ,sEases@
BLAcKBERRiEs-Per crate. s2so.
MISUNDERSTANDING. per crote OK,
nome grown. per S-lb. basket, 500. ''e'
h9 yiHTSMoNSECalifornia. $3.75gl50
S-valencia. per box, g 7r@s m.
~,S1,el ner box $3.2504.6. 0'
NAN ANAS-Medium sized bunches ., ,x
20 e. large punches. $2.75@200: Jnn,6os
- SOS. 50; extra large punches. per pounS
scrroMATOEs-Per 4-basket crate. sxc. Z
.rats lots and over. per crate. SOC
KAPpNISI PPsEsPPerreFb u nEai N "a
pEETS-Per doz.- 30c-
SARROTSPer doz. punches, COO.
SpTNACH-Per bu-. Zoe.
1cTATOES-Per bu., 90c.
Wax BEANS-Per, box. &c.
PLANTS.
cARRAGE-Per 100. &c.
SEpPERSLPer 100, CSC.
aWEET POTATOEs-Per 100. H03oc
CHEESE.
wisconsin z. A.. 1kc: LmburKer. lie.
Daisy. s.ib. each. 1sc; Dairy Twin. ! to
box. lie; wiseon;in yellow, 1lc; Wisconsin,
nestle style. 1sc.
Grain Market
FURNISHED by J. b. Billiard. corner Kan
sas Ave. and Curtis ST.
wHEAr-No. = s4os%ssS:0 i Ne. /; Iul sSSs 3
No. e. 75QTc-
CORN-12c.
oATsL404oc-
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BONDs-Government bonds steady.

New York Sugar and Coffee Market.
New York. July 8.-SUGAR-Raw sugar
quiet. Fair refining, 1851: centrifugal, SO
test, SALT; molasses sugar, 1897 Refined
sugar quiet. Crushed, $50; powdered,
$50: graduated, $40.
CONGRATULATED quiet. No. z Rio, SAC;
No 4 Santos, $50.
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Topeka Market.

FURNISHED by the Charles Violin Pack
ing Co.. yards close at n2on Saturday.
fore flood. Cannot use hogs under $50
pounds. Do not market hogs unless same
are we'll finished. as we cannot use half
Fat stun We give below prices effective
at once, until further nottce.J
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New York Stock Market.

Wall St., New York. July 1.-sTOCKs-.
The opening prices Of stocks today were
narrow, but dealings were on q liberal
jortty and exceeded " point in Union Pa
cific. st. Paul and Baltimore & Ohio.
Westinghouse Electric sold at a decline OF
Sufficient demand developed at the de-
cline to Tally prices and establish them
at a fractional range over last night. The
Paul. Reading and United States Steel.
The market closed strong and active.
There was comprehensive uplift OF
prices which placed practically all the
stocks traded in to n points over yes
terdays final prices. Short lines were
covered extensively and professed knowl-
edge OF the contents OF Judge Taft's
speech Of acceptance was ascribed as the
ground for the buying. There were frac-
tional recessions in the final dealings.
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Cotton Market.

Galveston. Tex. July %.-cOTroN-,
Market steady. 10akc.
ton closed quiet. Middling uplands SO 50:
middling gulf, $11.0o.
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Chicago Grain Market.
Furnished by ]. e. Gall. Commissions.
Grains. Provisions. Cotton and Stocks.
Office ITO West Sixth ST. Phone 49,
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CHICAGO live Stock.

Chicago. July S..CATTLE-Receipts to-
dsv zoo Beeves A15dS.OO; Texans, $500
$50; western. s.. S0G5. 80; stockers and feed
ers' S266@46 IS; cows and heifers, 2.00Q60o;
HOGS(Receipts today about II. 900 head.
Market steady. Lights. $610Q6.7 20; mixed;
IS zoos. 50: heavy. s.; 9o@6s IS; rough $6.0g
s.. S@S. 10: bulk Of sales. $64oQ6.6.
SHEEP-Receipts today were about 10 !,
600 head. Market steady. Natives. E60g
5.io: lambs. $45O@6.6o: western. A.6o@S6o.
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Ranges OF Prices ON Stocks.
Furnished by J.. e. Gall. Commissions,
Grains. Provisions. Cotton and Stocks.
Onice ITO West Sixth st. Phone le6.1
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cats l.
Estimated car lots at K c. Monday:
Wheat $50. corn II. oats Z.
Car lots at Chicago: Whest 2A, corn 167.
oats ia
Estimated car lots at Chicago Monday:
Wheat 245. corn III, oats 100.
Wheat receipts In N. w. today 81 cars
Last year 22S cars.
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Market Gossip

FURNISHED by ]. E. Gall. Commissions
Grains, Provisions. Cotton and Stocks
Office ITO West Sixth st. Phone 1851
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THE RACE A FARCE.

Continued from Page One.)
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Kansas City Produce Market.

Kansas City, July 3.-Close-WHEAT-
Receipts $50 cars. Unchanged to Inc low
July ssc; g seg ssas scs 30 DsG SarS SIS s.
SeSc. No. red, $4,000; No. red. S4@Ssc.
SCORN-Unchan9ed to Hc lower. July;
&c; Sept. 70a&c; Dec. 54Hc; Cash: No;
> White 79ihG8Oc: No. white. 79@79hc.
OATS-Unchaneed. No. 2 white. 54Gesc;
No mixed. 50Q62c.
HAY-Steady Choice timothy. $500
IA az: choice prai-de (old). 800; new. $50
w Es1GIr.rrER-steady. Creamery extras. 21c;
p1 ESGaGSCFfrm. Fresh. 1910; current re-
Tlpe Following official notice was given
ont Nv the Chicago butter and egg board
TODAY: sThere will be no session of the
Swt9sr and egg board on Saturdays dur
~ +he remainder of July and August and
no quotations will be established by the
committee
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Liverpool cables: wheat "a lower; corn
Car lot. at K. e.: Wheat IS. corn Is.
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New York Produce Market

New York, July 25.-BUTTER-Marke
steady. Creamery specials. 231zc; cream
ery extras, 22az G2Sc.
SStTEESE-Firm. State full cream large
coiored and white fancy. 11xc; do. good
to prime. ION @11Ac; do. common. s@1011c:
EGGSESteady. Western extra firsts. %
nc: western firsts. 1S3k0191xc: western
POULTRY-Alive quiet Springs. Ice:
fowls, l3c; turkeys. lie. Dressed quiet.
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Chicago. Ill. July 1.-CHEESE@Mark
steady. Daisies Daisies ,a ~; Twins naalAc;
AEPT011fiLTRY-Alive poultry firm. Tur-
kevs. 14c: chickens. 11ci springs. 14Ql6c.
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Bank Clearings.

Bradstreet's bank clearings report for
the week ending July q shows an aggre-
gate OF 1851, 004, 900 against 81, 400 S97, 900
last week and $2.516. 309. 600 in the cores
ponding week last year. The following is
list of the cities:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30
ARE
TRIMMED IN A ROW

horses passed under the wire to.
gethor and u was not until the Of
fleials hung out Fred Rents mum
Der that the public knew who won.
Masaa was unly a neck back
Belle OF iroquoia WAS made a . to
10 shot TO win the fifth race In
which but four horses competed
She lacked her usual speed. how
over. and finished absolutely last
The sutton made the pace for the
most OF the way but stopped when
challenged BY ravora, and tho lat.
ter won easily by a length, May l..
n. was a distant third
IN the laat race Doc" Rohhina,
better known as the Bone Doctor
put over a good thing when his
mare. Gigana. backed from 40 10 ]
to rs 20 at post time. eot up In
the last few stridaa TO beat the 60
favoritc. shirley Rosamore, The
latter opened a wide gap ON her
field tho first part. but died away
towards the end and was lucky TO
beat Rravourc for the place.
The defeat OF the first choices
was the beat thing that has hap.
pened to the ring since the meet
Ina opened aud most OF the boobies
quit big winners
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30
kETCHEL-KELLY
GO TOMORROW

SAN FRANCISCO. July s0.--The
betting public Il today offering
even money that Stanley Ketchei.
mlddleweight champion. will defeat
Hugo Kelly. tha Italian fighter from
Chicago. In Is rounds tomorrow
night II is expected that Ketchsl
will enter the ring 10 70 favorite
These prices are looked upon a. be.
Ing far out % proportion BY the
ao-cailed experts. who point out
that the San Francisco public IL do
ing Just what IL did when IL went
Wild over Cans and backed him 80
heavily against Nelson on the
Fourth Of July.
Both Ketohel and Kelly are In
excellent condition. They did no
work today. Kelly Is practically
At the required weight Of 1853 pounds
and Ketchell Ia about a pound and
half over a.
The champion win make the
weight with ease hy o'clock to.
morrow evening Despite bis being
the shortender In the betting. the
Italian ia confident and bis train.
ers are delighted az the prospect.
Champion Jeffries notified Man
aver COfiroth that be would not be
available 90 act az referee. as he
IL temporarily ont Of the ring
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30
Wins in The Tenth Round
From Eddie Marriage, the
Seattle Boy.


SAND POINT, Idaho. july 30
Beaten and bleeding. but eamely
coming back for more punishment
Eddie Marriage ~ Seattle lost the
decision IN his battle with Abe A.
tell for the featherweight champion.
ship last night whom the referee
humanely stopped the fighi ~ the
tenth round and gave Attoll the de.
elRion
The Georgetown Italian was
floored three times In the ninth
round and twice Ia the tenth lie
was eroggy. bat the iight o. battle
waa atill ia his eyer aud he was aiill
striving 10 land a Wild swing on
the elusive Atteil. who danced be-
fore. landing rain ~ blows. Ala.
rlnRo was beaten after the NTH
round. aud the refrr.e did the
proper thing 30 stop the fight
More than 1000 fight fans from
Spokane. Wallace. Occur deAiene
and sand poist Witnessed the
fight. and Promoter Johnnie Reid
cleaned up a barrel ~ money.
Fight by Rounds.
Round They shake hands and
Marriage fushea Attcll Abe IL shift
~ aud apara NJ long distance
Several cllnchea follow Towards
the end OF the round Attell rocks
Marriages. head with a hard left
The row was slow. with 10 adyant
age 10 either maa
Round Marriage PUSHES Attcll
around the ring Abe IN iabhlug
hts man with straight iefta and
avoiding returns Atiell felnta Ma.
rlngn into his uWn corner and
swings both hands 10 his jaw As
the Italian ciinehes Abe FiycH him
n hard gruelling about the body
AttelrH round
Round a. Marriage chasea Abe
around the ring and lands a hard
swing 10 champions jaw Atteil
reiAliafea with a doEeR lightning
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Form Players Have Bad
Day al the Meadows
Gigana Wins al 40 to |.

six favorltes went down 60 defeat
al The Meadows yesterday. and
what the hooklea did 60 the public
a. a shame 20 tell about Before
the races az least three sure Win.
ners seemed TO stand out ON the
card but when Il came 10 actual
racing they all were beaten.
One Of the closest finishes OF the
meeting took place az the finish OF
the fourth race in which Massa was
the favorl.c and Fred Bent and
uasty Agnes were equal second
choices Fred Bent made the pace
Tor the entire trip. but just opposite
The paddock Nasty Agnes cot her
head In front Fred Bent would
not be deulcd however, aud came
again with the result that the two
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30
LIVE NEWS FROM MEADOWS
~ REFUGEE.

q looked "a II Fred Bent Just did
win Il was a mighty tight ~ at
that
HAsty Agnes certainly came 20
life yesterday very suddenly. In
her last few starts she could not
run NJ all but yesterday. sitter
being backed for thousands. she
was only beaten n whisker "a a
mile race run In 1883,
w. J, Stanley. the we'll known
California turfman. Is the latest ar.
rival here from Emeryville
One Two. Three Martin laid 40 20
] against 0lsaua and quit $500 loser
% the race
Lou Martin. the trainer % Hasty
Agnes. seat down the line bet
ting on the mare lie certainly
lost a tough bet
Now that Jimmy Hartman has
taken 20 the warpath. the Singing
Kid had better take 20 the hlgh
brush.
Miss Emma naattng. the popu.
ular little actress. after losing 10
the first five races. bet $500 10 win
$500 on Shirley Rossuiore 10 an
endeav0r 10 get even on the DAY.
she has sworn off now on betting
odds ON favorites.
Jimmy Hartman and Red"
Walker had an impromptu scrap la
the paddock after the fifth race.
bat were separated Before the
facial beauty 81 either was mmrrsd
The judges are going 10 hold an
Investigation today IN regard 70 the
matter.
Sanford HirSeh OF Portland. one
Of the best known turfmen In the
I Northwest. was Visitor 10 the
track during the afternoon.
Z The last couple OF times Taylor
I George started. bis owner. Roy
Offutt. bet several thousand dol
lars on the horse and lost fester
day Taylor George won az TO /
and all that Offatt bet was $500 on
/ the brute to show.
I DO you know that the last uins
fAyorites that have started AZ The
Meadows have All been beaten. Il
looks as though a first choice was
due. doesn't IT.
I w Kelly aad Stanley Page each
rode two winners A. Walsh and
/ G. Russell were the other two wln.
ming riders
/. Herman Brandt has purchased
the fast wo.yearold Lavton Wig
gins from John +. Madden for
81. 500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30
GETS.
DECISION

lofta. then shoots hnrd right "a
stomach Abe drove straight
right 10 Jaw Marriage misses Wild
awning aud falls. Attelle round
Marriage 10 Floored.
Round 4. Marriage still forces
fighting with Atteil aldegicpping
aud backing. bat sending IN hard
lefta. seyeral.clinchen follow Abe
awnings right 10 Marriages. jaw. ana
puts him 10 the floor.
Round 3 Marriage WIS not 30 az.
Eftaalyo. Several clinchea fol
lowed. with Attell Furnishing Ma
rlnpo about the body The round
ended IN hot miN.up on the ropes.
II war the champions round.
Round 1.-THE men started 70
slug from the tap ~ the gong. Ma
lingo landed a hard fight swing 10
the body. aud Abe returned hard
right drive 10 jaw They stood toe
to toe and fought funously. ilonorn
were even this round,
Round 7-Abe started after Ma
ringo with a rush. and soon had
the Italian covering Abe swung
several hard blows 10 his Jaw and
then gave him severe body punish.
ment la the clineheh. Marriage was
iinnR fast
Round s ~Atiell beat Marriage all
over the ring this round The lial'
Ian was swinging wildly. bat seldom
landing. Atteii was using short labs
that continually rocked Marriages.
head Tho italian was forced
through the ropes twice.
Attell +its Him at VIII.
Round e.--Atteil went AZ Marin.
60 like a flash. and forced him 20
cover. lie could not block the
blows mat the champion sent In
and a hard hook 20 the stomach
sent him down for the count lie
arose aud fought back safnely. but
II knocked down by Il stiff left TO
the jaw. The crowd are cheering
the Italian Abe corners Maringo
and gives him a terrific beating
Near the end Of the round Eddie Is
again floOred
Round Marriage covers up,
but Attell grllls his Kidneys Eddie
drops bis guard and Abe floors him
with a right TO jAw Marriage takes
count aud Is Knocked down again
by a hard left. Referee stops bat
tie and gives Atteil decision
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30

third Tioe -.47n
II, -Four our, i9rloags Charlie ~
y Won bryou second ~ ~ ~
Third Time az neg 4
-Four fufI0nga Fal.e
beaumont second r..Ns IN I
Time .fg oena d
Mile Chippewa va, -,
Time t:4lh. Law d
rive and a hair furioa,.
Leaf won. Brushup s,.. q,
denniug third Time ~. q
rive and a hail fus.st
itoustabout won. Once 4
second. James A wn, En-
Time i;07A. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30


Yca. have to hc'a hurdler now
tn be a professional baseball player
The new trick ~ the game VIVA In.
troducod tho other day by one ZIG
Clarke, catcher for the Cleveland
club in the American league The
game was With New York
Mig" the hurdler. was trying 10
score from first base on a two.bnae
hit The fielder who recovered the
ball made fine throw 20 the plate.
Sweeney, the New York catcher
fumhled. but went down ON all
foura, grabbed the ball aud kneel'
Ing. waa ready To touch Ma as
he dashed down the third base line.
Here's when the hurdling trick
came tn mtg rose IN the air more
or less like a bird. shot high above
Swecncy'a Unprotected arm aud
landed safely aud happily on the
home plate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30

tho third and only four Seattle bat
tiers faced Clafiin. Rowan getting
lone single. Butte threatened IN
the fourth aud In tho NTH got ~
Bennett as far as third before the
side vas retired
The Winning Run.
Rowan started off things In the
sixth session By driving a hot liner
over third base and taking two
bags Terry Nckuue singled. Pug
bennett also came through with a
safe drive and Rowan scared the
winning run,
Allen never gave the Miners q
chance 10 even things up Ia the
seventh aud eighth innings be
moweh them down In one. two
three order. Ia the ninth sits was
BIT b. the ball Hoon hunted a lii.
tie ny that Allen caught and lrby
and Claim flew ont to Cahlii
The siwuah.s viii Try 10 make u
three straight thia afternoon, and
Harry Rush will be ON the pan
Either Thomas or Hardness vii
twifl lor Butte. To-day lie Ladies'
day ard a large contingent Of The
fair ser will be At the park
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30
Cheap Rates East

The Oregon r. r. 8 Navigatlon
Co. will sell round trip excursion
ticke's August s. 2. 81 and %. good
ninety days Full particulars at
Inion Ticket Office. e0s First av
T.. 4. Ellis. General Agent go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30

A. Boston chieaR9. G H9sion
A. riuis9%iphls Cincinnati PHI
adelphia. ~
al New YORK. Nov York. ~ w.
~ nroohigs- pit,sburs. 6 brooklyn. D.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30

Tripping over gas plate, MIRA
Kate Bronson. 70 years old. widow
81 Gen stephen y bronson. yes
terday morning sustained a fracture
Of the hip at the home Of bet
daughter. Mrs e. l.. J. Smith. a.
aiat Eighth nv. ".
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30

The six.round fight between BiH
Papke and Sailor Burke. which was
10 have been pulled off at New York
on Tuesday night was prevented by
the police
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30

Jimmy Britt IL over ia Eaglana
doing turn Ia the London mnnie
halls. aud giving out interviews on
art. political economy. politics and
pugiliam liefnrr long jimmy mas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30
RACES AT BUTTE

BUTTE. Mont. July 30.--Results
yesterday.
Four misunderstanding Lad
won, Goidena second, Hop Queen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30
cars MAYNARD scAoLARst4ip,

A $500 scholarship At Harvard
has been awarded % Frank folaie
a Seattle boy. By the Seattle liar.
ward clnb Foisie graduated from
the Washington hlgh school with
the class of 1905
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30

aerfifIea hism nsndar afts stolen
hssess nshnssf Render ssraek eut
@Hf Allen ~ Fiaflin. Bases an
hafisauff Ailnu. D Ell CiArln. VIVA
f.nrb rlafiin fgtf ~ riffhsf hsl
~ iisnnait Ntla - Alisa tsefl on bases
asaff1a nuffa 7 rmrife NJ
Ntfaf Tlxnu ~ game@t IS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30

Fishing Tackle

The largest assortment OF fishing
tackle 10 select from az a. l.. Halls,
Sporting Goods. I'LL First av 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30
sPoRToGRAMs

The race for the Northwestern
league pennant 10 becoming hot.
Spokane nov leads Vancouver by
only O02 and the CannckH are play.
inE the kind % bali that should
shove them In first place hsfofe
long Aberdeen is .0f6 behind Van.
eouver and bat o0t ahead OF Ia.
coma. Butte aud Seattle are far Ia
the rear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30

RED" Walker Il stu carrying on
his war with Frank noss. After
Tavora won Walker bid her up TO
si,oe0. at which price Doss LET her
40. II looks as though Walker got
q mighty cheap mare
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30

Or McGregor. Dentist. resumed
practice, COZ American Baak Bldg.
Al zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30
WIN ONE
MORE
Locals Put Up Great Game,
Taking Il by Score
Of Two 10 One.
SHOW Me" Allen in the
Box and He Handed
Out Swell Ball.

Playing fas, and anaPpy baseball
Seattle defeated Butte 20 a.
Duxdaie's park Yesterday. II was
y close aud exciting game and the
locals clearly earned their victory.
The men infused ginger Into their
play and used team work. which
has been sadly lacking in some Of
the previous games.
Show Me" Allen vas on the
mound for Seattle aud the tail
Missourian handed out a swell
brand Of bali lie allowed the Min.
ers but seven hits and he kept these
well scattered lie struck out eight
men aud was very chary with
transportation 20 first Allen was
particularly effective In pinches
In the fourth frame the Miners
pack the bases with one out. and
II looked bad Allen refused TO
take a balloon ascension and famed
ioon Irby rolled one down 20 Nc
Kune. who threw SITS out at sec.
ond.
Ehret Tflfle Off.
Both teams went out one. two.
three Ia the first inning In the
second Allen walked Swain on what
Red" Fhrct claimed we're wide
ones. They looked good 20 the
fans and all through the game
Ehret displayed bad Judgment on
balls and strikea Swain went 20
second on Bender's sacrifice and
came home on SITS single Hoon
famed and irhy was thrown out
at first by Oret
Seattle came right back and
eyened up things Pug Bennett
walked and promptly stole second
Frisk famed aud Lussi was thrown
out az first on an easy groundor TO
Sits Bennett went 10 third and
scored on Oricts single Bunstine
flew out
Butte went out In order again In
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Some cigaret fiend dropped hts
plil under the grandstand at the
ball park yesterday aud started a
fire. The flames had a good start
on the paper under the planking
Russ Hall rushed 90 the rescue aud
organized a fire brigade and blE
swain did noble work with \ bucket
The excitement was over In short
time with little damage