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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-04
Mr.. CABOT WARD

Esta tarde sale para Ponce el Au-
ditor de Puerto Rico Mr.. George
Cabot Ward acompaflado de su dis
tinguida sefiora y del joven don Fa-
briciano Fernandez, empleado de
dicho departamento. Mr.. Ward va
Dor la carrctera central en- automovil
y regresara por Guayama donde ha
de practicar una Investigation ofc ial.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-04
DivorciO

Esta manana el Hon. Juez de
la Corte de Distrito de esta ciu-
dad de la seccion primera senor
Audrey, declare roto el vinculo
matrimonial que existia entire
don Inocencio Diaz y dona Emil
liza Ramos. Ell divorcio fue So
licitado por el sehor Diaz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-04

Muy en- brcve tomara poses ion dc
su nuevo puesto Mr.. R. A. Lane que
ha sido nombrado principal de la alta
cscuela de eSta ciudad.
El Superintendent General de las
escuelas Sefor Hernandez, informa
que Ell Departamento de Educaci6n
h2 dispuesto la publica cion de TN TO-
lleto contenfendo los discursos re-
solucioncs tomadas en- la Asamblea
de las Juntas Escolares, & fin de que
sean repartidos en- la prensa en-
todo Ell profesorado de Ia isla.
Mr.. Dexter ha dispuesto que sea
declarado d1a festive para las escue
las p1blicas, Ell 6 del corriente 4 fin
de que los muchachos puedan asistir
al reparto de juguetes que tendra
efecto en- Ell Asllo de Benehcencia.
Dentro de breves d1as sc publica-
"a la subasta para la construction de
seis casas -escueias en- Santa Isabel
Para Ell cargo de Assistant superin-
tendente de la Escuela correctional
de Mayaguez, ha sido nombrado el
professor seflor Jose Galinales San
chez.
Muy embreve sera cubicrta la va
cante de la escuela que desem-
peflaba en- Sabana Grande, la Sc
ilorita Matilde Schettini.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-04
Los BALES DEL CASINO

FL domingo lunes pr6ximo Sc
verifcaran en- el Casino Espaflol de
esta cludad dos espl6ndidas jaranas,
que como de costumbre, es SECURE Sc
veran muy concurridas, dado el fausto
con que celebra sus hestas tan i'm
portante Centro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-04

Sc encuentran en- esta ciudad
el notable poeta y distinguido
escritor don Manuel Maria Sa-
ma, 4 quien acompanan su Sc
nora y encantadora hija.
Les saludamos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-04
Nota del dia

II Ota del ola
jPasara tambien Ell 1908 como
ha pasado ell 1907, sin que Sc lie
We q cabo el arreglo de los niue
lies, la recomposlc1on de todos
esos intransitables lugares in
mediatos los embarcaderos y
a la estacion del ferrocarril2
Ahora que por los funclona-
rios Sc estan dando senales per
ceptibles de una aCtlv1dad que
antes no pudo verse nunca, bue-
no fuera que Ell encargado de
poner en- condolences transita-
bles ell lugar que indicamos, 10
hiciera, sin dar lugar a que ten
gamos que aconsejarselo y repe-
tirselo en- el ano que corremos,
tantas veces y en- la forma per
suasiva que emplearamos con
este objeto en- Ell ano que paso.
Que inutiles nuestras adver-
tenCiaS!
A pesar de la proclamada linn
pieza de San Juan, hay en- la
Capital de Puerto Rico sitios
asquerosamente inmundos, lu-
cares peligrosos y repugnantes
que acusan a la clara vista la
lncuria municipal y la del 60
bierno, mucho mas censurable,
toda vez que dispone de GUAM
tiOsos recursOs, de medios pode-
rosOs que no utiliza en- haCer
menos amarga La vida de los CO.
lOnOs.
Los derechos de tonelaje, co
brados por Ell Comisionado del
Interior, Y que pagan rigurosa-
mente los COmerCianteS, son bas.
tantes 10 que Creemos, para
que Ell mencionado funcionario
ponga en- condiciones de tran
sito ese abOminable, ese asque-
roso sitio que constituye para
San uan un ignomlnioso per
julcio y hasta un peligro.
Cuando Sc ha censurado este
abandono, hase dejado des]izar
ohciosamente, que ell gobierno
lnsular en- la incertidumbre
de que 81 es a el 8 al munici-
pio al que toca efectuar las
reparaCiones indispensables, Sc
abstiene de hacerlas, en- espe-
ia de que estos particulares Sc
exclarezcan debidamente, antes
de emprender toda obra en- los
sitios indicados.
Mas razon tienen, entonces,
nuestros ediles. para cruzarse
de brazos, puesto que al ir a
poner ell paseo de la princesa en-
condolences de que pudiese re
cibir dignamente, decorosamen-
te, el nombre y el busto de nues-
tro gloriosisimo Cervantes, Sc
encontro con la oposicion de los
amerlcanos, con Ell veto de las
autoridades de Marina alegan-
do que era zona federal aouella
y que. no podfa. Ell municipio
dlsponer en- mQdo alguno de 10
que las Camaras, las compla-
cientes, las rumbosas Camaras
insulares habfan donado para
La obra. en- vano esperada, de la
Estacion Naval.
GEsta en- identicas condolences
que ell paseo de la princesa, csc
mortal precipicio paladico al
que conServamos, piadosamen-
te, Ell nombre de muelle de San
Jhan7
ESQ es 10 que desea conocer
La corporation municipal, antes
de nneterse en- arreglos costosi-
slmos, 8, 10 menos, ESQ fue 10
que Sc alego hace POGO, cuando
Sc discutleron las Jurisdicciones
del municipio, del Gobierno In
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-04

Han sido nombrados maestros para
las escuelas rurales en- Rio Piedras.
Ell Sr. Francisco Montes Garcia Ia
senorita Francisco Balaguer, quienes
tomaran possession de sus puestos el
2 del corriente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-04
n psgIeSO de Mr. Dexter
Nucvos maestrOs. Para Vega Baia
I'm fOlletO del Departamento de
EduCaCi6n.
OTRAS NOTICIAS

Hoy regresara de los pueblos de
Barros Barranquitas, Ell Comisiona-
do de Educaclon despues de las visi-
tas practicadas en- aquellos distritos
escolares.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-04

Por Ell Comisionado de Educacion
ha sido noMbrado maestro de una de
las escuelas graduadas de Vega Ba-
ia el professor don Jose Infante
Saavedra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20
KORAN SWIMS
NEXT SUNDAY
ON WAGER

Charles y Horan. the crack
Boston swimmer. will next Sun.
day afternoon AZ Pleasant Reach
attempt 90 swim one half mile In
the Icy waters of the sound with his
hands tied II he emerges safely
from this ordeal. lioran will give an
exhibition off the pier al the beach
The swim will be undertaken on
large wager made between
Horan'a friends and couple OF
doubling Thomases who do not
believe that the trick can be ao'
compllahcd Al matter OF fact
this feat should be- easy 10 man
who has gained the reputation aH a
swimmer that Il held by Koran In
the east
A large crowd will be ON hand 60
see the attempt made, for II by
some chance Koran should fail II
would mean almost certain death.
as a boat could not set to him quick
enough To render aid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20

Year after year the isNu tsnnls
folks wonder whether Bills t.Arned
isn't ever Eosng 10 get too old TO via
cups and championships and things
Hut niiiy doesn't
AT the Loag club tournament
In Boston. which ended few days
axo, Iarned defeated r. d fAttic
Ia such hollow style that the dope
sters Who saw hts play have picked
him 10 retain the national cham.
plonahtp for another year
Larned has b~en Tor Is yearu on~
Of the foremost tennis players in the
country. getting into the semi.
finals aud finals of the national
tournaments with great regularity.
aud finally. after long effort. win.
ming the national title
AT this years national tourney AZ
Newport there IL a mighty classy
field. and the man who goes through
for the victory and the privilege Of
meeting f.arned ia the challenge
round viii have 70 travel some
Little. Beala. Wright and y y Alex.
ander look beat right uow but there
are a lot 81 newcomers Who are
playing great tennis IN the tourna.
ments the country over. and dark
horse surprises are 10 De expected
in the big event
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fought more frequently and soon
became popular fayorite among
the New York clubs. He was
matched with some of the best
iightweighta In the east and out
% 80 fights he iost but TIRES. He
has ~ knockoutA 90 his credit ana
won ~ bouts on decisions. lie
fought three draws.
he was given the decision over
Fighting Dick Hylsnd OF California
Ia a recent HiK.round bout and he
also defeated Charlie Griffin. the
champion Australian feather
weight. in glK rounds
Cross IN 20 years Of age. five
feet seven inches tall In his stock.
ings. and generally fights at i55
pounds. although be can make 100
when necessary.
Ne has a terrific punch. which.
combined With his clever foot
work. win In a short time place
him Ia line for a fight with the
champion.
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Wins
THE GAME
Pitches Great Bali and Tacoma
Loses to Seattle by
Four TO One.

TACOMA. Aus 10--what Mike
Lynch said yesterday after Joe
seaEun had made the Tacoma crew
look sick would not look sell In
print DuEdaiea spokane recruit
certainly had the Tigers tanned and
four hits were alt Mike q Co. could
ret from the stocky little pitcher
who had beautiful control and sharp
curves. Score Seattle 4. Ia.
coma
Both pitchers we're weakest In
the first inning and each team
scored a run in the opening session
After the first Tacoma got two lone
hits off Scaion Carson also tight
enea up and pitched fine ball after
the FIRST. bus was given miserable
support In the nEnches
McKune carried OF the fielding
honofs Of the day by backing up
orief AZ third on two occasions and
getting hla man NJ first These
stunts were especially helpful To
Seattle. ~ they came In the pinches
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20

At 7 TO 1. led all the way and won
IN q big ramp by seven lengths,
Golden Orioie. after being hung On
the fence early In the race. finished
strong and easily beat Micaela Tor
the place
Ffrebail az & TO showed flash
Of hts old form when he won the
five aud a half furlong sprint In
1895. lie led nearly all the way
aud won easily from NagaEam The
20 favorite Kerry burning
Hush and nurlclgh finished heads
apart aud the firs, named secured
the show.
Ceierea. trained by Jim Neil,
proved the surprise Of the day
when he captured the last race
from field OF hounds with the
good price OF 10 10 ! laid AGAINST
him. lie was ridden by Eddie
Lynch and brecEed home la front
Of Aftermath i6 10 with Santo
tiltano az 100 20 | Ia third place.
Romanoff aud slippery. the choices
In the race. both made dismal
AhowinKS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20
F FAMOUS RACE
TRACK SOLD

NEW YORK. Aug 20 The
brighton Beach racing associations
track aud grounds are today in the
hands Of iaad developing com.
pany and within a week will be- In
course OF sub division Into building
lots. Who are the purchasers OF
the famous old sporting park can,
not be learned. but " Ia regarded az
beyond doubt that control OF the
property has passed from the hands
of the EnEemann estate
For over = week rumofa have
been afloat that the last horse race
on the track had been run and that
negotiations for lts sale 20 a build.
Ina syndicate we're under way, bat
these were denled with much EN-.
phasia BY officers Of the associa.
llan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20
RACING AT BUTTE


BUTTE. Aug. 20 Results We'd
nesday.
Five and half fufi0ngs Ian.
eaahire Lad won. Hand NJ Down
second. AthKoid third. Time~-i.lt.
Five furlongs Yoio ven. Sem
proella second. stsndsi third Time
Lot
Five furlOngs --cOntlngept won.
Susie Gregg second, Glendenning
third. Time-ls05
Seven furlongs Sam Barber won.
Robert Mitchell second. Kamsack
third Time 30A
Five aud a half furlongs i,Ooger
Red won, Daring second. 81 Avon
third. Time 0sA
Mile -Tatp won, Tea Tray ~
second, Lazoil. third Time ~.
Mile and n sixteenth -Doelle won.
Lady Alicia sccond. Lefida third
Time 50is
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zEIDER SOLD TO
The WHITE sOx
10y United pr.ssl

SAN FRANcIsco. Aug zO.-It
Dannywas announced here today
that Danny Long. manager n the
seals has sold Rollie Zelder. the
clevereat shortatop In the Pacific
coast league. Ia Manager comiskey
OF the White sox for three players
and a snug little sum 20 boot The
deal which Was closed yesterday,
ends n lot OF diekering for the Gan
Francisco shortstop who IL eonsid-
cred the best fielder In the Pacific
coast league.
The terms Of agreement allow
Zeider TO finish the season with the
Seals and give Long the right TO
state what kind of players he wants.
when the time for delivery rolls
around next Spring
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Seattle attorneys are out prac.
ticlng az Dugdale's park every day
for they are anxious TO be at their
best when they meet the Vancouver
barristers on the diamond next Sat.
urday Many former college stars
are on the Seattle team and they
Will 20 out after revenge for 4 for
mer defeat at the hands of the
Canucks.
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training quarters ~ Alameda sever
n hundred fans we're present. today
to nee the black boy work, when
they learned that he had started
preparations for hls fiehl with
Nelson
Cans, however. announced today
that he will 90 NO boxing Until next
Sunday when he will begin In
earnest
Several aparrlng partners have
been found for him and there viii
he some lively times between now
and the biR event Abe, Attell IL
aohedggsd 10 work Ia Cans gymna.
stun.
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Six Go Down in a Heap---Big
Field Of Bad Horses
Celeres Wins.

The card presented az The
Meadows yesterday was shy Of that
iadesinable something that We
dominate class and IA result
there was not much enthusiasm
aroused over the days racing. Big
fields OF had horses predominated
aud the talent had hard time
picking the winners. The favorite
players especially went ON the
rocks as SIX first choices met de-
feat IN a row. The boobies nearly
all won and made up 10 great ex'
tent their recent losses
The tw0year-old sprint resulted
badly for the public as Golden
Orioie aud the Hiidreth entry
divided fsvoritism at 6 20 5, The
winner turned up Ia Llstowel, who
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20

Nearly 300 entries are In for the
Seattle horse show and this even
Ing at o'clock entries viii close
for the show The grounds on
which this years horse show will
be held will permit Of an open-air
ring and the seating and other ar.
rangements will be much better
than in the past The show viii
be held M the Western Fair asso-
citation grounds. on Madison 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20

Well, Jim Neii finally won
race celeres was the one that
turned the trick for the old.timer
and now that the lca Is broken, u
Il hoped that Jim viii win a
couple more heats before the get
away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20

In the bookmakers' pool tourna.
ment az Johnson's parlors. First
and Madison. w II Engstrom won
from Ice Campbell. though spot.
ting the latter rs. Subway and
Meyer play this week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20

William J. Ciothier won from
Raymond D. Little In the first round
OF the all-comers' singles tourna.
m~nt AZ Newport. X l.. yesterday
I.ongwood has been fixed upon as
the place for the playing Of the
preliminary games with Great Brit.
ain to determine the challengers OF
Australian champions for the
Dwight l.. Davis cup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20

The National Bank Of Commerce
team. champions Of the Seattle
Bankers league. yesterday defeat.
ed a team composed OF players
picked from the various teams "
the league The game was played
at Dugdale's park and the final
score was \ TO l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20

The cruiser Colorado Il in the
drydock being repaired Past
steamers leave Pier 2. foot Of Yes
Ter Way. eleven times daily for the
Navy Yard Round trip. soc. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20

Vietorla's cricket team won from
Portland yesterday Ia the cricket
tournament being held at Victoria.
The Albions lost to the Vernons in
an exciting contest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20

Rookmaker -Ssilsr Bill Jack
man made IL three times and Out.
Vie blew the third baukroli he has
been ataked - at The Meadows
and yesterday left On the steamer
for san Francisco
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A. Ns~ Ferk Ss~ Tsrk . DaiFols o
A. rhiiaaeiphia ishfiadsiphia s Chi.
rmMa
~ Hssisn- Itemssn 2. rfsFaiaad
A. Washinei on Washington SO ~
f.l4tsIs f.i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20

AT Edinburgh. Scotland. yesterday
a team ~ athletes from the Irish.
American A. {. Of New York won
seven OF the II events In which
they competed at a dual track meet
with athletes representing Scot.
land
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20

The casting adrift OF a buoy
caused yesterdays race for the Lip.
ton cup TO be called no contest
The yachts Columbia and Jackson
Park. which were In the lead. vent
two miles out of their course a.
a result Of the accident which was
brought about by heavy seas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20
sPoRT0GRAMs

Wild heayeM are becoming ehron-
ic with that Tacoma bunch. BIN
Waters made arbase peg res.
ierday. bat Matt Stanley could only
get three bases Heave Ho'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20

Manager r. Apologize. OF the
Burgess Bunting company. has faih
ed to 60 home loser for ten sue
eessive days. Day star across the
board at 20 20 I Was where he got
the money yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20

a. chicago Chicago 8. BOSTON I
~ Dinrlnnati-Ne York 9. eincln-
natl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20

Plungrr Little Henry" Frcling
hansen loat a big bet when Johns
town failed to finish inside the
money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20

bismarck Watson. who when be
Is not engaged IN trying to beat
the races. iugEies = tray az the
hash foundry which gave him his
frontal appeilatlon. got In big
lam when Crleres won. sN,me
woman in the srandstand give
Watson fifty dollars with instruc.
tons TO bet Il GA Ccleres straight
and shaw. After Celeres had won
AZ rs 10 I the dame who bet the
coin. instead Of receiving the long
green FROM Watson, received an ex-
psanation from him that he had
bet the money as per instructions.
but that some one had picked hts
pocket OF the sckets. This expla-
nation aid not suit the female
plmnger and she called the race
track police 10 her assistance.
There Is a grave suspicion that
Watson. who rather fancfes himself
as Handicapped. decided that
Celeres had no chance and instead
Of betting the coin. deposited IL In
his clothes. There will be a fur.
Their Investigation today and unless
Watson makes good the amount
bet. there Is a strong possibility
that one more racing enthusiast
will be compelled % view the races
from the vicinity o. Second Az.
Watson was asked 20 name the
books In which he had bet the
money but he said be had forgc<ten
their nanl-s. This vas really what
led the cops 20 SUSPECT that all
waA not right.
n. @. Bedweil casbed a good bet
when Firebali won. The old sprint.
er IL once more rounding into form.
big Hutch" the genial boniface
Of the Country Inn. az Georgetown.
was down hook. line and sinker on
bud Embry. the winner OF the fifth
race.
Every one Of "a. G. Rawlings
Jockey Specials has won this week
Yesterday he handed out Miss
Naxzoni
+ inland. the plunger with the
big Panama and owner Of Tavora.
never lost a bes during the after.
noon
Otto Htuk. who used to be tho
crack amateur wrestler OF the s.
A. G. WAS there with bells when
Listowei won.
Billy Engstrom bet On Yank. the
winner of the frat event
There are several cars OF horses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20

There are several cars OF horses
expected here shortly from Butte.
Am0ung the thoroughbreds that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20
STAR FORM CHART


last G hsrref Pfeaaias
1896 rHsr rhis.y.
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A. Les Ans.iss-t.ss Anssiss s san
ffaaaiaea
A. Aan Frsnelses--rssslsna I. OAK.
iamd
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The ssafr
E:.;.i. '... .'. i:::::fiS.

aummHTF Double PLAY HEnueft 20
uuwnn Ilsn on bases Tacnuaa b seat
sic struck out Ky Carson q ~ see.
ton s. Bases on hafia off Cafaau q OF
Asafun I Passed hAiiHhva Ttme 81
namea-1t18 Umpire khfci
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AMussMKnra
The Crane

.fncins SUNDAY -
u..a.. asilnss sstsfasy 's2H
feiisFd'H f4iiipugiss ns.~. rssssa
nnhdaF until WsdsasT.- ts~esa,
p.,.. ,iLVIt0B0aA '"e''s's
49, The H~ils II Nse ~ ssiiss
fftfes lsf gse. bge -
i-e sna sec seats N ~. Esh
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LIVE NEWS FROM MEADOWS
nv RGFuogg.

arr coming are Cabin. Boogef Red
Neva lee and Jack Nunnally
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20
CANS STARTS TRAINING

(aY United Presa.l
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. "a. Al.
though Joe Cans tried TO open hia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20

4@A@]NN~NA4~ee~e~~@AAA4(
y oianlonds. Watches. JewslEy.
tthst AMI uHHnnN.
Optical Department
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.
b lFsHit ss amah rah sab u stass
p
H
i n..s ~ y. sa
1888 r'se sscr 80 fufs' s.@as r''''y~s''
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Hughey Jones. the man with the
awning. had bsg bet on Miss
MaxKonl
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Billy Engstrom bet On Yank. the
winner of the frat event
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20

John c. GrauS Tell during the
running Of the fifth race and broke
his les
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ss. ' s,; ;s' f.s.: a. ' - ss'5 "ss
saaa wea nrs fsasa tsia
ps.s.si1 nlasas usass
1927 sesose HacE-T'.
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Otto Htuk. who used to be tho
crack amateur wrestler OF the s.
A. G. was there with bells when
Lstowel won.
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~ seea W.e easily N~syfh fea asHtss
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20

n. G. Bedweii cashed a good bet
when Ffrebali won. The old sprint.
er IL once more rounding into form.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20

T. INLAND. the ptunger with the
big Panama. and owner Of Tavora.
never lost a bet during the after.
noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20

big Hutch" the genial boniface
Of the Country Inn. at Georgetown.
was down hook. line and sinker on
bud Embry. the winner OF the fifth
race.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20

Every one Of "a. G. Rawlings
Jockey Specials has won this week
Yesterday he handed out Miss
Nakzoni
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