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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12

Monday Extension ~ weleoma !.
the city By Acting Mayor n q e an
welcome ~ state b. Governor ~
after which trip Will be- msse -
the A.Y.P grounds az the euas,.
~ The exposition management 49,
quet M Butler Annex In The event.
followed BY ball.
Tuesday jugineaa session A..
lng which q discussion viii be ~.
o. he effect on passenger ~
freight rates " the opening n ~
Panama canal AZ 1910 a TIA IN
be- made 10 BrcmertOu on the 80.
er Monticello Two hundred 49,
have been reserved NJ the gss.s
theatre for the evening.
"Wednesday Leave Seattle a. a.
Governor az guests Of the pse,e,
Coast Co Tor a trip 70 San I'M.
Islands. Victoria. Vancouver ~
Puget sound cities. An elabo,s..
luncheon Will be served on bosra
Thursday This la Catoh.Aars,.A
Can day and each railroad man J,
Seattle viii grah one Or mora y
the delegates and entertain thsm !.
any way they wish. Tours n x.
city viii be- the principal mean. !,
entertainment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12
RACING RgsULrt
GARBAGE QUESTION
GOES TO CITIZENS

The question ~ whether the eiiy
shall maintain and operate n fires
municipal garbage collection and
destruction system pr whether 4
franchise shall be- granted 10 a prl
waite company or corporation 20
care for al local garbage collections
VIII probably b. referred ~ u vote
~ Ghe people
Councilman Murphy. who has
taken such an active part IN the
uHni for a municipal garbage syH-
tenn. has drawn % resolution
which aili BE- Introduced AZ the
meeting ~ fhe city council on Mon
dag night asking thar the question
BE- submitted 20 the people 10 the
bmF 3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12
MANY TOWNS
SEEM DOOMED

oa Chicago BAY. Cascade. Beaver
Hay. Grand MarlaH. Pigeon River Ia.
dian reservation. Croft0n and Nut
son aud other scattered lumber
camps and fishing hamleta along
the north shore OF the lake.
II IN impossible 10 learn the fate
~ the settlers IN the fire region
today. but u IL believed that only
small portion of them have any
hope Of saving their property from
destruction a few fngitives from
the northern shore say that smoke
begrlmcd men have been fighting
fire for hours without sleep and
that the battle looked hopeless last
night
The steamer America. which ~
patrolinR the north shore picking
up refugees. IL due at Port Arthur
today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12
FAST CONTESTS AT Il
OPENING SMOKER

the flght out 81 nrlscoe and another
crack on that same Jaw had nrla
coe travelling up Queer Street.
firlscoe was grosEy and another
good atiff punch would have sent
him out for tho full count but La
bounty was not quick enough In
taking advantage of hts opponents
plight aud nflscoe. after going 10
the mat twice In the round. sue
ceeded by ollnchiug aud stalling in
weathcrng tne aeHai0n. but La
bounty was awarded a wcllcafn
decision
Chapman. ia61h youngnter
who IN a vest pocket edition 0f
Percy Cove. the Human Stat. fought
three fast rounds with Geo. Brown.
a KID who was willing but did not
know how Chapman has q piston
rod left and he used Il TO good ad.
vantage 90 the willing Brown, The
referee said draw At the end Of
the third round aud despite the
cries OF another round draw was
the decision that stood
f.onnia Austin. boxing instructor
Of the 8 A G.. who was present
at the ringaide. said that Chapman
was the quickest boxer Ia taking
advantage Of an opening that he
tAuatlnl had ever heen
Hagen aud Marshall. two 1870.
knights Of the mitt. furnished an
other high class bout uason drew
blood from his opponents nose Ia
the opening round and Increased
tho flow IN the second In the
third Marshall caught Hagen firing
aud used straight left 10 good
advantage Mhrshalia lead ia this
round resulted IN his getting the
decision
Wrestling Bouts.
Mcdonald aud iilgElnhotham
went on tn the main wrestling bout
AZ i30 pounds. and Mcdonald sur.
prlned the spectators BY winning
from "iiiE" tn two straight falls
Chicken" Corey flashed another
surprise by winning two straight
falls from cnwllng Corey seemed
doomed % Be thrown In the first
set to as be was almost fiat On
his back when by a quick turn he
Tipped Cowling over aud won the
fall
The clubs next smoker viii be
given October ss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12
EDISON VISITS IN
SEATTLE

Thomas A. Edison. whose mar
vnlous inventions iu the line ~
electrical equipment and scientific
research has made hts maine "A
household Word throughout the civ
ilixrd world. ia visiting IN this city
With his wife and daughter. aud "
registered at the Rainier Grand
Mr Edison h. completing trlp
~ tho northwest and Pacific coat
for pleasure alone. and does usyt
even IKE 60 discuss his scientific
work
Tho party viii leave tonight for
Portland. and viii make the return
trip through Colorado SIR Edison
says he ia IN splendid health and
spirits. and remarks upon tho
wealth of natural resources which
bee finds in the northwest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12
"Wild Bill" Says He Did
Not Swear - A Fan
Gives New Phase.

nul Hurley. wke was escorted
of the bah grounds the other day
by Dugdalc who claims that the
Butte first bascman WAS using
naughty language. claims thet he
did not swear but only said Hard
hack" and other similar expressions
The Tacoma Ledger. referring to
tho incident. SAYS
"nugdale and Hurley do not get
elous together and Biil never miss
80 a chance 20 rub q into Dug
when the FAT boy l. losing nug
dale says he addressed foul re-
mark ~ him during the progress
~ Wednesdays game Hurley says
that Is not true. 80 there YOU are.
Riil Il pretty Mild Turk on the
field az times. but he Is always
careful In what be says IN hearing
81 the spectators,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12
W. R. HEARST WILL
VISIT SEATTLE

Thomas l. Hlagen. candida. !.
ihe Independence party Tor pfss.
dent q the United States. and vi.
liam Randolph Hearst the fss.a..
ana proprietor " tie new g ,.s..a
VIII be in Seattle and as l.I
speeches AZ Dreamland rlnk -, 10y.
in october. according 10 u,s.s..,
plans p'sr~at
ELECTORS for this state have -.
named bg the state ne,,,'g.... -
Guiding Thomas g Albln sa.., u
- y. campbell. printer Geass 80
p. ~ -. 'iey realty Dealer. Joseph 4
.aiiafp printer. and w. +. No.
sins : real estate dealer. III 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12
Four Hot Boxing Bouts
+. Given at Washington
Athletic Club.

-Four hammer and tongs boxing
bouts. each OF which contained
nurc real milling than "A good many
hrofeaalopal contests. were the
main attraction az the opening
smoker % the Washington Athletic
club last night.
Two speedy wrestling matches
were also staged but the $50 spec
tAtura were hungry for the boxing
feast that WAS heiuK served % them
IN chunks and the wrestling. though
real classy. was merely tolerated
as necessary evil
Cal Harris 90 the \ A. G. was
scheduled 90 meet Mcpherson IA
the main bout % the evening but
Harris was unable 20 be present
and a Young clean-cut looaing chan
By the name of Meldnrr went on
IN Harris place, They fought at 100
pounds
stln Pace Set
THIS pair cut ont stiff pace in
tho frat two rounds. which were
about even. but In the third Me
Fhcraan cut loose a wicked swing
and opened bad looking cash
Mcrherson followed up his attack
with continued iahhlnK on that
cash bat Maldnef was game and
bath men took some severe pun.
ishment Ia the fierce mid ring raj.
lies that resulted from McPher
sons aggressive tactics McPher.
son waa awarded the decision aud
the crowd chrerod
What proved 60 b. the best bon,
~ the evenings entertainment 20.
suited ia the surprise of the card
Tor "a la nounty though outweigh
ed nilly rs pounds. almost put
Had IAN nriacne % sleep in the
fourth round 81 one OF the fiercest
and moat terrific amateur battles
ever seen "a Seattle Both men
carried whilona like the kick 81 a
mule and neither was a hit bashfui
about using the stiff iolta that
were concealed about their per,
sons
Sent Up Queer street.
The battle was about even ia the
first three rounds 50 Referee
Schact called Tor a fourth session.
hriscoe went out % mop up the
floor with hts smaller opponent but
every time HAD nlii landed Ia
Bounty came back wiih Home hot
stuff that made hriacoe vince The
men had becn alugglng almost Toe
10 toe for shout one minute when
Ia Bounty. in oua 81 the fierce
exchanges. hooked a haymaksr on
Brihcuea Jaw The punch took all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12
MUSIC HATH CHARMS
THAT SURPASS MANS

peace between Mr. aud Mrs NtOll
several times ana pleaded With the
wife 10 return 10 her husband, bul
that she always insisted that hia
temperament did not respond 10 hnf
artistic one ana life win HIN
therefore. presented 10 Htirnetlfaas
The evidence showed That ths
couple have not lived together since
1909, and that they have three chill
dfeu. aged 10. ~ and g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12
Three First Choices Win;
Maid of Gotham
A Surprise.

Three favorites. a second choice
and two outsiders divided the card
~ The Meadows yesterday and the
large crowd present Witnessed
some goos sport The only hard
bump the talent received occurred
Ia the third race where EacAlante
was backed from even money
down 10 to 10. and thousands OF
dollars we're host through his de.
feat he had a world % speed
the early part Of the race and
turned into the stretch five lengths
In front. bat tired badly In the run
home and not only lost first place
20 Orifiamh. 10 20 I shot. but vas
even beaten nose for the place
BY Dcneeu. " IL possible that e.
Russell made too much use 81 rs
calante and had he waited and not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12
Perfect Wall of Flame Il
Sweeping On-Refu-
gees Picked Up.

DULUTH MIN. Sept 70 Al
though the fires on the Mosaba
range have burned thomseivoa out
and the prospect of further damage
Ia that region II nov negligible.
reports from the north shore 81
Lake Superior state that the altua
lion there ~ critical aud night may
fall on the chaffed remains Of what
today are several thriving villages
aud settlements among the Cana
dian forests
AZ last reports the fire was
sweeping Ia perfect fali Of flame
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12
DOUBLE HEADER
FOR T0M0RR 0W

Manager nuEdaie announces a
double header for tomorrow after.
upon. the extra game beiug Intro.
duccd 10 play or the u inning to
Of last Tuesday he Wili pitch An.
deraon. Who Gid such splendid woFk
yesterday. Ia one contest. aud Rush
Ia the other
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12
HELP roR TIE NEEDY.

Last niKht an appeal WAS :
made In the columns Of The I
. star for assistance for Rus 4
. sell Morrison. young mas. 4
. the sole support Of his mother. ,
. who lost hia foot IN an acct 4
q dent on q train. and Who de- 4
q airea % go 70 Los Angeles. 4
. Cal. 10 be kept there By rela- 4
. lives until be ~ able again Z
q 20 become = bread winner =
Young Morrison ia now be- q
q INK cared for by friends AZ .
. Edmonds Any amount nick Z
. els. dimes OF dollars. will be /,
. received By The Star and /.
q sent to him The kuhscrip. 4
q ton to date IL as follows .
. Eugene Staneridge - 90 4
= A friend +......-...... 1 90 4
. An office boy ......... .0s :
4 q q 4 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12

papks. The middiewetght champion.
vii uEht Hugo Kelly a. isoa
Angeles bsfnrs b. Nights ketehfil
here on Thanksgiving evening n
y Jones. manager ~ the champion.
leff Tor the East today. bat he stat
- before ho sent that The articles
with kstcheli 90 not prevent elflgF
fighter accepting = challenge b.fosr
The krsrheii pnrkc fight and b.
thinks that fEht ~iih Kelly
might BE- arranged In Los AnEeies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12

because ~ ths musical temporn-
iuent Of hss wife. which, according
~ the testimony In the case. made
ne with him 30 unsatisfactory that
she finally abandoned him. Wi.
liam stall obtained dionrce from
his spouse ~ 20 years So Judge
Frntef's court this morning
The star witness in the cas-. stat.
cd that he acted as an emisanry of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12
SEATTLE LOSES
BY 5 To 3

Butte buuched four hiis. three %
them rank scratches. ia the eiEhih
Inning % yesterdays game and al.
though Seattle nuthlt the Miners.
the ungiets had 10 BE- coutont With
the short end 81 = o. 2 scoFs,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12

HHIsIETUN HEAEH y Y.
Sept - series ~ desperate
spfinta Milford and Cote. Amefl
cans. driving n iosirT ear. today
gained shs Lead iu the 2&-hour en-
durAmrr automobile rmce which
began here last night The Italian
drivers Parker and Carrs. in ths
plat car. are running in second
place nine miles behind the leaders
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12

INhIUI a0UI TT HIH Alflra
Kate. proprietor ~ The Tolio Daily,
an influential japanese paper. was
To-Day appointed ambassador 10
England 90 succeed Count Komura
who was recently recalled from
England 20 assume the post Of min
lister VI foreign affairs iu the new
cabinet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12
TALES OF WITNESSES
ARE CONFLICTING

o. Carlson. alias !. Barrnon. n.
Russian who Is alleged 10 30 usss.
ed IN his native land for the mar
der 81 two men. and who was =.
rested In Seattle August o Tor a
alleged assault on a 1g-yea7oid al
named Kate AeEelofg, has been n.
leased from custody, aud rissons .,
reward % 5000 for CITY Dssec.
tive Sam C0rbetf and Juvenile OF
feer Nlncent who arrested hin
have gone glimmering
Because ~ conflicting statements
made 20 him By the complaining
witnesses. Prosecuting Attorper
Kenneth Macintosh appeared be
fore the superior court yesterday
and asked for a dismissal II the
action. declaring that be had been
fmunaed uton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12

Fortiora peKKing % bases these
days u work ~ art. and Willie
IL also getting hack Into his stride
AZ the bat lie Eot tW0 nice hits
yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12
LIVE NEWS FROM MEADOWS


Archibald has such big lead IN
the cuntest Tor the silver cup 10 BE-
awarded the most successful jock.
~ that he looks like a sure winner
lie has Is points 10 hts credit and
his nearest rivals are Harris and
King with Is each. Mentry. Walsh
aad II. Wilson have Is each MeIn
tyre. CobuFn and scoville IA each.
Koerner IA. Russell >. Donvitz s.
Retfig s. Hayes ,. AiaFie and An
drews J each. and Eiildebrand. Shell
ton and Small 1 each
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12

fIgrmen AZ tho mill on the morning
that nr. Sweet placed the body Of
the infant ~ The Flames. and they
entered vigorous objection TO
the proceedings
Or Sweet represented the regu.
lar physician who looks after the
employees ~ the mill. and says he
vac within bis legal rights In dis.
posing Of the body Of the dead In.
iaut IN The manner which led 10 his
arrest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12

Richard Dryers starting during
ths entire meeting has been marvel
ousiy good. Oldtimers declare that
IN all their experience they have
never seen the equal ut n. and
Dryer has had 10 contend with dis.
advantages ln the way OF a narrow
track and a brigade OF very ordl-
nary riders, including numerous
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12

HumrnafT rWn hass hits NHaaH Co
hlit Afsa Sacrifice bite Naasn. kffa
ttaFt mftaHt Flirh Esaisn bases Fnftlaf.
WHnhar Hsutrk nnt ~ AmHrfsea 2 ~
8a1uusls NaasH on balls sFff Anaiefs
ssu. sff sawHHfs Hn ~ stitched
ball - BENDER uF kHasfsuu. PASSED nlia
FurffHf Naanfs paaf fhil1efs aat
HaNan Zine ~ aeaas-t ~ tupifs
M Uaf4t harH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12

A. Nee rort-Nes York. g nrppkiYu.
A. re Louia chicago. VI 81 Lania 3
AZ Philadelphia Philadelphia z nos
Ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12

no4icez. This makes his showing
All the more remarkable Mr. Dwysr
viii ieave foF san Francisco lmme
dsaiely after the close Of she meet
ing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12

The finish OF the first race was
vsry close. Maid Of Gotham and
Huckfhuru going under the wire
together and although the judges
hung up the formers number
there we're a good many In the
grandstand who disagreed with
the official placing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12

While the Alaska Handicap Il
the feature OF today'a card. a great
deal OF interest Is taken In the
fifth race. In which a bunch OF
speed marvelA start. as Il Is
shought that the winner may pos.
sibly shatter the worlds record.
1877 rs In case the record IL
broken the Association will make
the trainer OF the winner a present
% 800.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12

Gus Flanagan Intends 10 follow
the horses into the bachwoodB and
viii endeavor 10 beat the game on
the half mile tracks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12

A. Portland Los Angeles igi PORT
land.
AZ SAN francisco Oakland 0. sac
FraneiHep. %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12
ON THE FRONT

German ship Carrie will finish
loading her cargo ~ wheat 80 the
Smiths cove elevator tonight. after
which she Wili shift to buoy la
the stream
French bark Beneyievc Molina
which sailed from Habartpn june
20. arrived last niEht al Port Town-
send
British bark naimsral. witch has
been bling flHenEaxsd at Townsend
since March "a was tawed 20 Quar-
termaHter ffsrbsr this morning
She "a under charter 60 the Puggt
Sound FIGURING Nils 90 carry
wheat 10 the United Kingdom.
Steamer jefferson and steamer
city n seattle are due 30 arrive
from skaKway this afternoon.
ratoosh reports as passing In At
" 30 .. ~. r. steamer with black
stack The vessel ls thought to BE-
the freightef WtnnehaKn five days
put from Frisco Tor Seattle
Knamns timer AHsuan arrived at
the Seattle t.umbcr company dos ~
yesterday afternoon 90 load 500.
600 feet If lumber
Norwegian steamer Cecil. under
tlme charter % w ~ Grace 8 Co.
WfV shift from Tacoma tomorrow 20
thf Centennial mill 20 load flour.
after which she viii proceed 20 mal d.
lard for lumber. thence 20 Eagle
itarbur Tor crrusptcd piles. sailing
from the sound Tor Ia BoCn. Pan
anna. on september 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12

Most ~ the bookmakera viii scat
ter to different points ~ tho com
pass Immediately after All right"
Is called on the last race today
Billy Engstrum and Joe schralber
are g0ing 10 New York. ID souie il
going 10 Minneapolis. I'd Fryer. Joe
Harlan and Frank Balm 20 10 Cali.
fornia Frank Mckvoy IL noinR to
Canada. and thence 70 Texas. p
II. Martin ia going ou a hunting and
fishing trip IN the Oiympics. Nelson
Jones Is going 10 the iunEies and
VIII try 20 beat the game on the
halfmiic tracks. Nearly all % them
viii BE- on hand At Oakland. how.
ever. when the winter meeting com
meucea. November Z.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12
sEE &c sATrlFsAIPs.

Take advantage u the good
weather now ard visit the Puget
Sound Navy Yard. See the battle.
ships. cruisers. prison ship. trairing
ship and the beautiful grounds ms
Is the finest ride or the soant
Boats leave Pier :. foot Of Yeslss
Way. every hour. Round trip. ge
SEA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12
WATER sHUroFF NOTICE

Water viii be shut ~, :, !
. Hillman City on Monday fron !.
. 3 a. m. 10 5 D. m. !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12

Nhsfdeea -....... s..r..s.ss
apuasns .........s ........f
BATTERIES cauff saa F1uvules Thomas
and MFtafn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12

The trainers of the entries IN the
fIfth race have been asked 10 name
some one TO assist Timer Dimus In
timing the race. In case there
should BE- any dispute after the
race about the correct time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12

ID Jones' is EolnE 20 follow the
county fair circuit 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12

iHdEe Leighton and big Jack
ninae leave for Vancouver sunday.
where thcy intend % fish Tor eraha
In the waters Of EuKilah bay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12
PICNIC AND DANCE. wiLowooc

FfSNiS NFD o~NNes WtIOHOOD
Big picnic and dance sunday aft.
ernoon and evening az wildwood
Park Tickets. including boat fare.
entrance Ia the park and dancing
only 25c Steamers Wildwood and
Haas leave Leschi Park every hour
go.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12

Frank Balm failed 10 beat a race
and his book lost $1,000 He leaves
for California Immediately after
the close Of the races and - many
thousands loser on his booking
venture here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12

Roy Offutt lost a big bet on rs
calante and also lost $500 when
The Fngllshman failed To show In
the last race.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12

knamns timer AHsuan arrived At
the seattle f.umbcr company dos ~
yesterday afternoon 90 load 500.
600 feet ~ lumber
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12

Bookmaker Nelson Jones bet on
his namesake Buster Jones' That
was the only mistake he made an
day and his book won $500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12

Immediately after the close u the
meeting Judge Williamson leaves
for Chicago. and Judge Hopper goes
70 Kentucky Both gentlemen ex.
press themselves highly pleased
with the treatment they have re-.
ceiyed here and leave with high
opinions Of Seattle al a racing cen.
ter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12

Immediately after tho start % tho
fourth race. Ruhinon. who was the
second choice In the betting. was
cut down and was. Of course. I'M
able to compete IN the race. n n
doubtful n this one will be- able %
start for a long time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12

Some Of the losers IN the ring
we're Joe Harlan $500 Billy Eng
sfrom 81 500 and Fatty Phillips
81 900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12


Some o. the stables that contain
cheap campaiKuers are eontemnlat
Ing racing a Vancouver. Victoria
North Yakima aud Spokane. bl.t
most ~ the owners now here viii
ship either to Arcadia or Emery.
vile. A. nearly a. can BE- forefnid
the division will b. as fnlloWs Fm.
eryviiie-W T. Apologize. W. =.
Fine. w W. Cain. Maple Stable
Hoag & Co. A } Jackson. "scottva
Ferguson, Harry Mack. William Ga.
Hill. keene Bros. NJ u Miller. Al
Coney n g Bcdwell. D A. Rose
Sobra Vista Stable. Jim Neil Jim.
my COffey. Butch Fisher "a Trot
ter q Turek. Steel & Riley. W
uurker George Mcneil. vs.. p Ma.
crane, Paddy Lynch. Geo Went
worth. N J Hayes. II A. Cotton
and John Lowe Arcadia Matt
Rles. Chas Sanford. w Walker =
G. iilldreth. St James Stable. Cas-.
~ 4 Dunlap. " Gabriel. J.
Walsh. g. Henry. Orangevale STA.
bic, n Bauer. j " Newman. Kan
saa' Price. J r. Robbins. o r
Ware. Early Wright Roy Offutt.
IT, L. Jones. r BreedlOve. Carroll
Reid Dudley A. Buck. Jack Thorn
by. Parker AZ Mcdonald. w. j.
Spiers Frank Clancy. Dick Fleming.
Arnell Stable. w. O. Anderson. Wil
son & Caveu. J ID Brown. J.. "
Young. j Stephenson. Walhauser &
Co
Mickey" OKeefe. the pool PLAY.
er. leaves for San Francisco sun
day via the water route. as does
also Fat Holmes.
Roy Offutt leaves for Los An.
gelea Sunday He lost over $50 900
making book here the early part Of
the meeting but got most 0f II back
by betting from the ground
George Rooster. Immediately aft
: or the meeting closes. is going to
HE himself 10 the Businesses OF the
Olympic mountains. where he can
smoke his pipe I'm peace
Roy lsaaes the long shot kid. Sc
cured his getaway money when Jim
Simpson won, and Is going to Van.
c0uYer
Gus Flanagan Intends 10 follow
the horses into the backwoodB and
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French bark Benesfsvr Molina
which sailed from Hsbartpu june
30. arrived last niEht at Port Town
send.