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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-01-19
LOST.
lumh Johnston's Funeral.

The funeral OF $. G. U.um John
st1n. who died in st. Louis last
Thursday. will be held this morning
at 10 O'Clock under the auspices
Of the Masonic fraternity of this
city. The Confederate Veterans will
assisted in the obscquies The funer
al services viii be- conducted BY Rcv
agwcll one Of the pionee" minis
ters of this section
The deceased was well known in
Ardmorc and was one of the pio-
necrs of the city having moved here
from Gainesville. Texas. when the
town was opened, about twenty years
ago.
Prior to coming 20 Ardmorc Mr..
:, nnston was sheriff of Cook cnGriv
Texas. whore he had number of
friends.
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The bankrupt stock of the firm
of Carshon a. Cohen was sold by
the trustee at public auction yes
terday morning and bid in by Mr..
Mike Goldman for the sum of SlO75.
This is considered a good price for
the stock.
A marriage license was issued
yesterday by Judge |. Il. Mason TO
Willis Fowler and Miss Minnie Al
exander. Both parties live in this
city.
J. W. Fielder. the concrete man,
has begun the construction of a
new home on B street, Southeast,
ON the lot that is known as the
Furman lot. The new residence IL
to be two stories high with con
crete foundation.
Jailor l.. G. Ni.hOls reports that
at the present time he has Ga boar
ders, 32 of whom are state and coun-
ty hoarde;s, and the remainder be-
long to Uncle Sam.
This is the smallest number that
has ever been in the Jail,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-01-19

NOIlCE-Tho gasoline saw Will re-
main here the balance Of the win.
ter. II you need 1t phone Bassett
Az. 12tf
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Monday. February 3rd.

Annie G.. Brown vs.. Sallie Howell.
II. B. Clanin a. Co, VS.. Munzes-
heimer & Daube.
VIM. Krieger w. A. y. Sharrock.
ct al.
W l.. Bates w. J. H. Osborne.
Minnie Thomas vs. Sass a Craw
ford.
Annie l.. Bailey vs.. j. w. Eaves,
ct al.
City National Bank VS.. Sig Simon.
Il. r. Boggess vs. Waiter Lyon.
Annie Cherry vs.. George Cherry.
Freeman Iron & Wire Co. vs.. w
H. Reagan. ct al.
II. c. Colbert ct al vs.. Joe Don
aldson, ct al.
II. B Claim & Co. vs. X. Mandell
and Lcdbetter 4 Bledsoe.
Buckner q Buris VS. Bose Johnson.
j. Il. Arnold vs. d. +. Edwards, ct
al.
Albert Kemp VS.. II. IT, Hathaway.
John w. Hall ct al, vs.. Dan u. wn.
ct al.
John ". Hall VS.. John W. Clifton.
ct al.
r. Il. Stidham VS.. John Alexander
ct al.
Tandy Wall ct al VS.. W II. Chap
man, j. j. Ballew, lnterpleadcr.
Clara Byrne VS.. y. !. Byrne.
Tuesday, February 4th.
j. +. Robertson VS.. Jake Master
son, ct al.
Joe r. Robertson vs.. j. T.. Arnold.
Tom Davis VS. j. r.. Arnold. ct al.
=. G. Dings. lnterpleader.
Rena Davis, ct al, VS.. J. T.. Arnold.
Walton Davis, VS.. !. T.. Arnold
Tribal Development Co. vs.. j. r.
Coleman.
First National Bank vs.. First Nat
ional Bank, Tishomingo.
\. j. Waldock VS. $. r. Allen.
Edna Alverson. ct al, VS.. VIM. Jones,
ct al. Byron Drew. lnterpleader.
W. B. Johnson vs.. A. ID. Hyde.
Hattie Irwin VS.. ID. G. Irwin.
G. II. Smith VS. Martin Brown. et al
Matte Lewis W.. Faust Lewis
Victoria Gardner US. W. Il. Culwell
et al
Norvella White VS.. John p. White
Commercial National Bank Kansas
City VS.. G. w. Mcmillan.
Lewis Pebworth VS.. Cephus James
John w. Howell VS.. +. NJ. Fox ct al
Precilla Shelton VS.. John Shelton.
S. J. Frey VS.. J. T. Royal. ct al.
Wednesday, February. 5th.
Donnie Garrett VS.. C. o. Garrett.
ct al.
II. $. Kelley vs.. II. =. Choate, ct al
II, $. Taylor, VS.. c. A. King. ct al.
Il. S. Taylor. VS.. c. \. King. at al.
Il. 5. Taylor, vs.. c. \, King. ct al.
II, T. Foster receiver. vs.. Kirby
Purd"m.
j. w. Newcomb, guardian VS.. Tom
McCarty. ct al
Southern Investment CO.. VS.. J. p,
Collins.
Andy Alberson VS. Hattie Owens.
James f. Burns VS.. Penn. Mutual
Life lns Co.
II. l. Phillips VS.. Guaranty Loan
and Banking co.
James r. Arnold vs.. Lucy Jim.
j. r. Arnold vs.. Joe Kelly ct al
James +. Arnold vs.. Jack Williams,
ct al.
Oliver benjamin VS., J. S. Alverson,
ct al
J, w. Fuqua VS.. j. w. Lowery, ct al.
Geo. w. Mcmillan VS.. Isaac vii.
liams.
Geo. w Mcmillan VS.. Mae Cox. ct
a.. 'srsl
\, y, Sharrock vs.. Joe TAYLOR, ct al.
Joe T. Robertson, guardian VS.. &.
5. Mlllcn, ct al,
Thursday, February 9th.
J. II. Paul VS.. Enle Paul
Lonne Garrett vs.. c, q. Garrett.
G. w. Mcmillan vs.. Howard Best
Malissa Alexander vs.. John Alexan-
der.
L, + ilamm ct al vs.. Frank Bonner
ct al
T.. h, pugh vs.. VIM. b. Jefrries.
Francis Hancock ct al vs.. J. l.. Ham.
ilton ct al
Susie jenkins Us. r. T.. Lee.
T. c. Randol vs., John smith ct al.
Mollie Hayes vs.. Chas. \. Lewis,
Lutte VI. Walcott vs., Washita Elec.
tric power company.
Georgia Wright VS.. Crockett
Wright
:s:s II Il ::s:s;s:E:s:s:.:H:s:
-: %.
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hIuhoIe WHOLESALE GrOCery 20.
VS.. Satterfield & Ferguson.
City National Bank OF Ardmore VS..
Brown & Wolverton.
Rufus Williams by G. NJ. williams,
guardian, VS.. Chesley Pearce.
w. +. Wilmington VS.. @. A. Good
win.
W. II. Utley VS.. City National Bank
Of Ardmore.
International Bank OF Coalgate vs..
Mullen a. Mullen.
d. G. Fleniken VS.. A. ID. Hyde ct
al
Friday, Feb. 7.
Cornelia Thompson vs.. Guy Thomp-
son.
Bob Floyd VS.. BERTHE Floyd.
Minnie Edwards vs.. Joe Edwards.
Allen Williams W.. Addie Williams.
Lovejoy Construction Co. VS.. Mis-.
souri, Construction Co.
A. w Giles ct al VS.. Robert Hol-
man.
W. W. Wisdom VS.. Mrs. Sidney
Frazier
J. ID. Curley VS.. ]. r. Coleman.
c. w. Mcmillan VS.. Lizzie Gillard.
Minnie Mangus vs.. Amos Mangus.
Allen p. Clay vs.. Charles w. Rob
crtson ct al.
l.. G.. Shelton, trustee. vs.. First
National bank. Mannsvlle.
George II. Walker VS.. James De-
wore.
Tom Frensley VS.. J. c. Morseson
ct al
W. s. Smith ct al, VS.. Sam Noble
ct al.
Belle Ingram VS.. Win Ingram.
Estella Brown VS.. Daniel Brown.
Lucy T. Cobb ct al, VS.. James Ben
ton. ct al.
Walter Stone vs.. Ida Stone.
Saturday, February 9th.
American Investment Co. VS.. Rob
ert +. Barnes.
$. T. Virgins ct al. VS.. J. II.
Hatcher ct al.
Hester Garnett VS.. Babe Garnett.
Abs Coff VS.. J. A. Edwards.
W. :. Joins VS.. l.. p. Hudson.
George c. Boland. trustee. vs.. ST.
Louis Glass a Queensware compa-
ny.
\. J. Chapman vs. H. IIulen ct
al
Fred Schopre VS.. Washita Elec
tric Power company.
l.. $. ex rel. Thomas Quinn VS.
Tribal Development Co.
u. 5. cx rel. Harrison Hltcher VS.
Tribal Development Co.
U. S. ex rel. william j. Bohannor
VS.. Tribal Development Co.
U. S. ex rel. George Thompson VS.
Tribal Development Co.
U. $. ex rel, Eliza Benton VS.. Tri
bal Development Co.
y. s. ex rel Loren Duke ct al VS.
J. B. Charles, ct al.
L. $. ex rel. w. NJ Shockey VS.
Tribal Development Co.
L. $. ex rel. Joseph jackson VS.
Tribal Development Co. ct al.
U, $, eX rel,Thomas jefferson VS.
Tribal Development Co. ct al
U. S. ex rel, Emcrine I.oman et
al VS.. Southern Investment Co.
L. S. ex rel, Samuel Moore ct al
vs.. Eddleman 4 Graham.
L. $. ex rel. Jincey Joins VS. j. S
Mullen a. c. V. Smith.
L. s. ex rel. David Baker VS.. J
s. Mullen ct al.
u. S. ex rel, Victoria Tolbert VS.
j. 5. Mullen ct al.
u. S. ex rel, Sam jefferson VS.
Tribal Development Co.
U. s. ex rel, Elizabeth Moore VS.
Ed Byrd.
U. s. ex rel. Aili,e l.. Joins VS.
J. 8. Mullen ct al.
u. $. ex rel, William Bice VS.. C.
II. Smith.
u. S. ex rel, Solomon Socket VS..
J. c. Washington.
L. S. ex rel. John Taylor VS. w. Z.
Washington.
l.. $. ex rel. Mary y. Ramsey VS..
W, l.. Washington.
U. 8. ex rel, Ella Watson vs.. ",
| +. Washington.
L. S. ex rel. Ebeneza Noah VS.
W. T.. Washington.
L. $. ex rel. j. & T.. Taylor VS.. w
Z. Washington ct al.
L. 5, eX rel, Mack McCurtaln VS..
W, l.. Washington
L. 5. rex. rel. Isaac Jacobs VS., W.
L. Washington.
L. 5. ex rel, Hampton Joel vs., w
4. Washington.
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You can "make your escape from many
difficulty tn ough the "want ad door"
3 LINES--3 TIMES--3 DIMES

FOR RENT-Some good farms west
OF Ardmore. very reasonable terms.
Apply u. C. Ricketts,. =. O. Box
3ii. Ardmore or phone ii7 red.
edwin
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-01-19

All the worlds a stage and all the
actors try TO monopolize the spot
light.
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Born to Mr.. and Mrs. James Sta
pies. a girl. The young lady weighs
eleven pounds.
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NOTICE.

trade new goods for old, repair,
pack, ship aad store all kinds of
furniture, know how TO have the
work done and guarantee satisfac-
ton. Phone l73.
A. c. YOUNG,
Successor to Ardmore Furniture Co.
l9-tf.
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FOR SALE.

tR SAlE-Some fine Main street
business and trackage property.
Also some good propositions In
esidences. easy terms and very
heap II taken now. 7tf
siCGlNS-SUGGS REALTY CO.
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/ RENT-Farm G5 acres In cul.
ltion, good land two tenant
ses. good well watcr, three
IS west of Overbrook. Apply TO
" u. II. NELSON.
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NON.JURY CIVIL DOCKET

Setting OF the nonjury docket for
the February 1908 term, to be begun
and holden in the City of Ardmore
on Monday. the 3rd Of February. 1908.
In District Court. Carter County, Ok
lahoma.
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Jan 1926. Feb. 9-lG.
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N ANTED-IOOSltlOn rs hdl'oll"A III /
wholesale or retail hardware. gro |
Gerry or dry goods house In Ard. !
mere. Best of references furnished. I
r. A. Potts, I.ockcsburg. Ark. 1914 /
TO phone 7SI-Moy'
er's Meat Market-for all kinds !
Of fresh meats. Prompt delivery to
any part of the city. Boards stand.
West Main street. li.6
NANTED-Railway mail clerks. sal
airy $1,000. Examinations here
March 25th. Common education SUI.
ticient. Coaching free. Franklin In
stitute, Rochester, y. Y
do your clothes press
ing and cleaning All work guaran.
tcod Phone No 10 and your order
will oe called for. Ardmorc Steam
Laundry. l2tf
store your furniture.
Good brick storage room. Reason.
able rate. Mrs. w 4. Pride. phone
ass 3uf
NANTED-To sell you odd newspa-
peds at Ardmoreite office.
TANTED-To sell you typewriter
paper and ribbons. paper clips and
fasteners and carbon paper.
ARDMoRE BOOK STORE.
1868 n. o. Roster.
'ANTED-The citizens OF the new
state to know that Al Rice does
the best horseshoeins. l7tf
i'ANTED-To sell and deliver you
/ wood to any part of the city. Phone
, S5l. red O. C. Bibb. 12-lm
, ANTED-To sell you splendid
home IN Ardmore at a bargain.
GGINs-SuGGS REALTY CO. l2tf
FOR SALE.
~>------>--~--s~y~>-->>
)R SAl.E-Coffce urn for restau-
rant very cheap J. oldsmith ! i'm
,R SAlE-Some fine Main street
business and trackage property
Also some good propositions In
esidences. easy terms and very
heap II taken now. 7tf
'ioGlNs-suGGs REALTY CO.
y RSALE-Two business lots. will
ouble in value within the next
welve months
IooiNs-suGGs REALTY CO. t2t
Z SALE-Some splendidly located
ssidence lots in Ardmore. See us
once,
ioolNs.suoos REALTY CO. t2tf
q sALE-stone business house
i Main street Apply at Ardmorc-
= for particulars. 2tf
! sALE-Good family buggy
brse. Perfectly safe. Phone 63i
NTED-old oat and grain sacks
Joe Bastiue's. li.lm
Q sALE-A good runabout and
t'rness, cheap, Phone G3l.
?, Fos asN1
RENT-Nice suite OF office
'oms over Ditzler Dry Goods
~. r. W. RANDOL. l7.tf.
# RENT-Two furnished rooms
90 an office room in Nobl
,'os. building. Apply Noble Bros
i.
., RENT-Three ace Office rooms
ar Hills furniture store, cheap
, taken at once. R'ggins-Suggs
foalty Co, l0tf
fRENT-Three uniurnished rooms
Nzh use OF bath. water and sew.
= ge. furnished. Call at 2lO \ St,
W. 1873
~ RENT-Two Groom. and two
,om residences. All convcn-
p,res close in. III
iGlNs-SUGGS REALTY CO.
:, RENT-Farm G5 acres In cul.
i, ytion, good land two tenant
ses, good well watcr, three
Is west of Overbrook. Apply TO
7ao u II NruUoN
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-22
FAvORITES AND LONG SHOTS
DIVIDE TIE CARD

ern look as though they were On.
tered ia another race Work and
Play. the second choice. after had.
" interfering with Bannatyne and
Dr Coleman. the favorlte, In the
stretch. eamo on and finished sec.
ond, getting the place by a head
from Pepper and salt, Tho Judges
promptly disqualified Work and
PLAY and placed Pepper aud salt
second aud nr. Coleman third.
Walsh, who rode Work and Play,
was fined $50 for rough rlding.
Jack Adams few days ago had
no more speed than the proyerblai
tortoise. bat yesterday he won the
fourth race easily from John Lyle,
with Ny Bouquet third. The win
ner was 80 10 1. aud HIS victory
was a welcome one for the books.
llaber. at IS TO !. proved another
surprise when he led all the way
In the last race and won by three
lengths from AEora. , Go 1. Ben
Trovat0, the fayorite, after meet
ing with considerable Interference.
finished third,
Three favarites and three outsid.
ers won. and most Of the bookiea
gathered a plentiful harvest
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vain attempt 10 give Great Britain
a respectable number OF points In
the score
English papers. on the other hand.
declare there was a putup job BY
three American runners Ia beat out
lone nrltiahor. by fair means or
foul. and that Carpenter earned his
disqualification.
A. 90 the facts: Carpenter. w.
G. Robbins aud J. u. Taylor repre-.
scented America In the final heat %
the to0.meter run. Lieut. Wyndhnm
Haiswclle. Great Britain CaTpcn.
ter and Robbins got away ia front
and led easily most ~ the race.
Haisweile was third aud Taylor last
Haiawelle passed Robbins. lie tried
10 pass Carpenter Carpenter was
on the lnAide Ut the track. aud aH
Hhlawrlis aeared him. he ran al.
agonaliy across the track. toward
the outside. This compelled Halls
welie also 20 run side. The Brftons
assert that Carpenter forced Halls.
weile clear Off the track. and gave
him che elbow" aa he tried 10 get
by The Americans na,ly deny that
this T. true
The Ehgliahmen acting a. Judges
AZ the point where thr alleged foul
occurred set up a yell OF Foul No
race No facei- waving their arms
10 the Judges II tho finish lac The
tape vas broken. aud No race
was declared Carpenter waa dis.
asalified. aud the race Vas ordered
run over. oar man At time Rob
ilns and Taylor refused 10 run. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-22

Haiawelle loped over the course In
solitary triumph. lilo has since de.
cllned several American challenges.
announcing that be will run no
more. owing 90 IAN old strata"
Carpenter. on his return 10 New
York. received a great ovation aud
was hailed unanimously as the vic.
tor Ia the race which was taken
from him.
James II. Connolly. noted athlete
and author. who saw the race. de-
ciares Carpenter ran square
race" And nobody svcr doubts Jim
Connolly'H word
Glance nj the accompanying pho.
toKraph OF the finish Of the race.
with Carpenter passing the broken
tape. IDid you ever see an angrier.
sorer LOT OF brltona than that bunch
u iudEeH7 Juat note the chap
turning around % glare Al Carpen.
ter. with his fists clenched and a
sc0wi on his EnKlinh countenance
that would make a thundercloud
look like a pint of pink Ice cream In
comparison
Are these estimable Brli0ns 80
Yssy angry because they think Car
ponter fouled Hainweiley
or ARE they 80 blooming fused
because a bloody Yankee has had
tho hlawRied hrahzs Co beat i.efien.
ant Wyndham 'Alaweilc. OF the
h'ASsny. don't ye know
II viii be too had II that question
prevents further athletic contests
between un and our English cousins
Anyway. Tom Upton IL a sport
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And then: In 1894 he made 2ig. IN
1895 22l. IN 1896 2is. In 1897 2ts,
In 1885 2i4. ia 1893 2i5. In 1900 EOS.
In 1891 eos. IN 1909 iss. In 1908 isg.
in 1905 zoe. 1905 100. IN 1906 1880. In
1907 %.
TOTAL. 2.7ss.
keeler passed the 2.s7o mark
early Ia August this year. and vail
probably make his total something
over 1900 before the season closes
Wonderful little Willisi No won.
der pitchers fear him more than
they do the big men who face
them
And, incidentally, Keller hit over
800. IN different leagues. for IS
consecutive years another un.
doubted record. In 1907 gu health
and injuries kept him out OF the
game much OF the season. and he
did not strike HIS gait. dropping out
% the 800 class for the first time
since. az a brooklyn player. he led
the Eastern league In 1899, with
an average OF 37s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-22

Pitcher Al orth sat ON the bench
with the New York Itighiandera.
before a recent American league
game tanning with a newspaper
writer
Want a good storyy" he asked.
why don't some of you fellows
print how many hits Blll Keeler
has made since he began playing
ball In the major leagueY A great
fuss has bern made over Hans
Wagner and Larry f.aioie because
they have cracked out a few more
than 1000 1911 has got them
backed of the diamond You look
IL M"
Orth was right Wee Willie"
Rselor OF the inil-end liighlanders
has the slugginE "Dutchman" and
the agile Frenchman beaten 10 Car
that there IA no fun In f.
Willie broke into the majors" IA
fsa2. At the tail end Of the season
playing with New York and tlveu
with brooklyn. lie made 30 hnsl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-22
cnAllsnOs Iss6so foR POOL MATCH

Western racing business. said to.
day that the death OF racing IN
California Ia imminent. lie said
tho racing men are greatly per.
turbed over the agitation there and
that he has already decided that he
will go 10 France and follow the
game" there n the enemies Of rae.
Ing win.
THE friends Of racing will make
a strong fight" he said but | am
not sure by any means that they
will win. am afraid there Is trou.
BILE ahead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-22

KETCHEL TO ARRANGE
FOR PAPKE FIGHT
(ey United pr.s..A

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. "a
Stanley ketchcl. champion middle
weight pugilist OF the world. left
here at $3.50 o'clock this morning
for Los Angeles NJ the wheel Of a
White steamer. With him went his
manager Joe O'Connor While in
the south the men viii arrange the
terms OF the Ketchel papke match
that IL 70 be pulled off before the
Jetfrics club in Los Angeles o'Con-
nor also wants 10 make terms Tor
a ketcheiBurns match when the
heavy weight champion returns
from Australia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-22
TAKES GAME
: 5 TO |
Seattle 0ut-Played Tacoma at
All Stages Of the Game
Yesterday.

TACOMA. AUG 20 Seattle out.
olasand Tacoma NJ every angle OF
yesterday game and deserved the
8 10 victory which fell 20 the Dot
of McKuna q co. harrington had
the Tlgera eating out OF his hand,
and Judging from the pleased ex.
preston worn by one j. Edward
Dugdale. sie young man who re
fuses TO play sunday ball viii be
humored ia bis desire
"Old Reliable" Ike Butler proved
anything bat reliable yesterday
There WAS nothing doing With
Ike until the sixth. but when the
storm broke II looked like an in.
FAINT cyclone -Four clean hits by
Rowan. neuueit. Frisk and thinner
man. coupled with a sacrifice sand
wiched In by McKune. gave Seattle
three runs IN the sixth. The other
two came In the ninth on singles
by harrington and Cahiii, followed
by Mckuue'a two baseer.
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Cheap Fields Contest at the
Meadows---Jack Adams
Turns a Flip-Flop.

The fields that contested IN the
six races az The Meadows ycster
day were Of a much poorer quality
than has been usually seen this
summer. but speculation WAS brisk
and there was a large attendance
Jim Nell. who has been In hard
luck. broke out OF the maiden
class whom his mare. Rose Cherry.
favorito az ; to l. made 4 show Of
her field IN the first race and won
asEalioplng from Ronavennlrc, With
John ]. Mohr. at 100 to /. third.
Bribery. at IL 20 l. furnished a
surprise IN the second race, not
only by winning. but by the manner
In which she won. Entered In a
rather cheap field. she went 10 the
front at flagfall. stepped the first
half In ga, and won BY twenty
lengths In the fast tune of 1919 a.6,
She made the rest Of the contend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-22
LIVE NEWS FROM MEADOWS
sY REFUGEE.

cents for car fare Co the track In
the morning and did not want to
break into the bills. so he Thought
he would buy 10 cents worth of ba'
nanRs and make them do for his
dinner. He ate the bananas. and
during the night was taken 50 alex
from them that he was unable 10
get up In the morning. After
while. however. he VAS able %
dress and start for the track. and
he got there just after the Judges
hung out Ross Cherry's number.
As Rose Cherry was , 10 l. his de.
lay cost him 5000, and this 50 ais
gusted Snifflsa that he started 10
gamble. lost the $500 he had on
him. and bad 10 borrow ear fare
from Jim Neil 10 get back to town.
Matt RieE caught Harry Froellch
out of line on niily watkins Froe-
lick laid J 70 against him TO show.
aud Ries bet $500 at that price.
Roy Offutt. the owner VI bribery,
the is.tof shot that won the sac
ond race In a walk. said after the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-22

The regular troops about NJ.
York city win take par il H. n,
demonstration parade which III, =
ficiaiiy welcome the yictera..
American athletes back from a.
Olympic games. -Four thogs..s.
dollars has been received ia y ~.
for the reception fund.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-22
sP0RT0eRAMs

After almost 4 whole season Of IN
lack with young players. Dugdsle
has ~ last straek a horseshoe. f
Ssatoa and harrington don't blow
up. Seattle will be wonderfully
strengthened In the pitching depart.
msnt and that is the pesky thing
ina, has been giving Dug gray hairs
all season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-22

Whit was heretofore c0nnd....
as Impossible was acc0mplisled y.
terday by Charley Smith essess.
for the WashIngtoa Amer,e..
league club. when he caught ! :.
uiation baseball dropped from i.
top OF the Washington mopwns~,
Charley succeeded on the suusa.ss
unlucky thirteenth and lnciass,.Il,
won a $500 wager.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-22
SWIMMING FEAT.


Tomorrow afternoon between I,
> and 4 o'clock Charles s. ,
! Koran the noted eastern col.
leae swimmer and world -known /,
water sport. will swim a mile ,
with hls hands tied. The feat ,
~ one Of the first IN this part ,
Of the United States ard is for ,
a wager. ,