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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29
RACING AT BUTTE

w UNIV
BUTTE. Mont. July g Results
yesterday;
F'our and a half faFlnngn~-Lnke
RaEnus won. Gretchen q. second.
Aunt Kitt third. Time. stA.
Five and a half furiongs -Joe
woolan won. Little Bntiercup see
und. Axusa third. Time. i0s
seven fi1rlongar Fair Chance won.
Petalama second. Hallsno third
Time. isaSN
Six fnrionza-Kiamesha II won.
Free Knight. the Rear. second. Hal
rsesi third Time. t:tA
Mila-n budapest won. John l.
Rogers aecond. Golden Wine third
Time. L a..
Mile-Ptayiit won. Tnrp second.
Patriotic third. Tttse. 1sf1-
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W.
SeaiileeBOys Take the First
Game by Score Of
7 TO 5.
-----------.-----
Siwashes Got Together and
Played Real Game
of Ball.

The muehly wailoped siwnshes
showed a disposition TO do better
yesterday and won from Butte. 7
to s, In a game that was replete
with brilliant plays
Ernie Franklin. who was In the
box for Seattle. showed return "a
form. and held the Miners so sin
hits, lie famed seven men. but
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29
KIRKLAND WIN
POOL CAME |

George Kirkland Of a.. .
cisco defeated Lester Of ss ~ ~
a score o. 100 to 60 In u
pool match played last nlss asa'' y
Auditorium Pool and Els'.s
The play was clever -
exceptionally dlfflealt NJ
several high runs were msss 4
land made a run Of "a ssr ~
ran ~ once. NV less|
ToniEiit At the Auditorium s,.
land viii play WilIlams \ = nm
Kirkland Win give WlllIams - :
a. 3 o'clock. ''A ~
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penter. who recently beat tho Hrlton
in the London Olympic games Has.
well claims he waa foaled. but the
Americans AZ London assert that
Carpenter won tho race fairly.
The r p. Fay baseball team Dc.
feated tho Apolloa at Woodland
park ON SUNDAY BY score Of 10 2
Anderson aud shackelford were tho
battery FOR the FAys.
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The Oregon " r. q Navigation
Co. will Hslf round trip excurAinn
tickets August 8. 7. Al and %. good
ninety DAYS. Fail particulars at
Union Ticket office. SOS First AZ.
" T. Efiis. General Agent So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29

a. nfasklyn ChtrAge. q BrankiYn. =
Al Philadelphia - Philadelphia. III 81
Louis. H-s.
A. nosfpu.--Ct m FfBmati 4 Boston
A. &sW T0ss - PsffsbDra. NfN York.
Nama called ~ End % sint~rnth in
nine an aErea4nt u DARKNESS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29

Eddie MaFinkn OF Ge0rgetoe
will fiKht Abe Atteii At sand PoiAl
Idaho. tonight unirns there IL b
reference By the officers u ID
iaw. Abe wifi stop the 0-orw~sos
italian long before tho limit Of J
rounds Is reached.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29

Smiley Cofhett surprised thu
crowd By his showing. A few days
ago the big Splinter was = 20 :
shot In much poorcr company than
be was meeting yesterday. and Nm.
lshad outside the money un that
occasion he Tod for about half a mills
and then hluw up Yesterday hn
Showed brilliant apsed and lasted
long enough 20 be second. incident.
ally beating Critic the fayorise In
The race Smiley'a price yesterday
waa 10 60 4.
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Tao yacht GweadolYn H. % Sc
Attie. thr Lnrline aud Lady Maud
Of California. the Hawaii and Kane
hameha 10 Honolulu started on
race "a Hfto on IA. lais of Hawaii
yesterday. Tho distance Of the
race 10 $50 mileA
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STAR FORM CHART

weather
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29

Efforts are being made By the
Knights Of Columbus Ia Nav York
City 20 arrange a special 400 meter
race between Lieut. Haswell. the
crack English runner. and ]. G. Car.
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Pedro. who waH-o one 81 the crack
handicap performers around New
Orleans last winter. made his first
appearance here yesterday In the
apflnt handicap. lie finished cut.
side che money. bns don't let that
discourage yoa. Dtatance running
aud not sprintlng IL pedro's game
and he made the great Jark Akin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29

DR. McGrcEor. D~Btist. resumed
practice. e03 American flank BLDG
&c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29

There wsa q long delay n the
post In the two yearold race dun
to the crazy antics Of Comaet The
first time she threw Jockey Walsh
he was not hurt. Hut on her sec
ond attempt the Fslly. jockey and all
fell over the fence into the cab.
baaa patch. aud Walsh wma stunned
BY the fall Jockey Morgan was
sent for. and after the filiy'a saddle
had hsen rnadiaated. he rode her In
the race. Her crazy aatiea a. the
pnat evidently hurt the fiiiy. ~ she
showed little speed and finished far
back. She had been heavily played
In the betting. helng backed from
8 To I down 20 4 20 1. Walsh Was
not hurt by his fall and recovered
quickly In the Jockeys room. but
the officials would not ALLOW him 60
take any more mounts during the
afternoon.
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sPoRToeRAMs

Seattle has won a game again
aud the loyal fans will probably
flock to Dngdaies park in hopes
Of seeing them duplicate. The 81
washes are too deen In the cellar
ever 20 finish inside the first divi-
sion. but Il rs possible Tor them to
piay winning baseball for the rest
OF the season.
Stanley Ketche1 and Hugo Kelly
meet in a 20-ruund battle az san
Francisco ON Friday night for the
msddlewelght championship Of the
world The Montana cowboy II
3 10 | favoriie over the Chicago
Italian. but Kelly Is apt 20 prove
a tartar. lie II one az the elasaiest
men Ia the world and Ketchell will
have To extend himself 10 his limit
TO win. II Ketcheli beats Kelly
he may enter the heavyweight dlvl-
sion and challenge Tommy Barns.
Sam LAngford. BY his easy vic
tory over Willie mat week. has
proved that he is perhaps the most
formidable fighting machine Of his
weight In the world. I-angfard has
everything and most unprsjudlcrd
critics OF the flghting game think
that Langsord could defeat stanley
KetcheIl ketcheil must think so.
too. for he wont give the Boston
black chance.
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The suspension ~ Trainer Cotton
affects the horses he owns himself,
including Janeta and Capt Burnett
the horaca he In training for the
Old Ned stable. y. NeuEent and
others. aud Annie H., which he la
training for y. MaEoue.
The Judges are endeavoring TO
break up rough riding among the
Jockeys and fined Alarie s2b for
that offense In the NTH race. II
the riders don't cut out the rough
stuff someone Is liable 10 be killed
before long. In the last race there
was considerable humping. and ~.
curgus on l.ncrece WIS almost put
over the fence.
Jockey Carroll drew three days'
suspension from the starter for
mlahehavior az the poat
NY. what a howl went up after
y. Neugant won. Everyone who
bet ON him the day before was there
with the hard mek tale, hd. IoneA
bet also. Tony TuhervIlle bet hiA
bankroll HuRhey Jones' bot $500.
Vie Terry bet his last five, but not
one Of the bnnch bet on hisa yeatsr-
day.
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LIVE NEWS FROM MEADOWS


uots' PIN
cific club, laid top prices against
both Smiley Corbett and y. Neu.
gent and az a result he lost heavily
ON the race. Z
Critic place at 30 . was
where Punger Allard lost his
coin.
nookmaker Ensstrom had a good
day and quilt $4,000 winner lIs
laid most OF the favoritea.
nookmaker "ahooey" Gfau tried
10 take a fall out OF smiley corbett
andbiaid top price IN tha ring, Al.
ter the race he wished he hadn't.
LUCKY Jack" McdinnlA. the New
York turfiuan. Will race at Oakland
next winter
Matte Russell will about do the
next time out She IL another one
Of those good walsh two ycarolds.
Ooltfon Orlole. the filly "FriAeo'
Ifulas started in TIM twoyear.ald
race, Ia a half sister 10 Mcchlln.
sha L. sse of the best bred filiies
oR the race course. ker sire. Hey,
weed. hehpg tse #tiss akaa of that.
$50. Goa beauty. ussle.
-. ef.tf ff..s.lt.s f......i.t... - =. A..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29

First Away Jake" Adler bet on
y. NsuGsnt across the hoard. Yoa
couldn't talk 10 him after the race.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29

nookmaker Engstrom had a good
day and quit t2.i00 winner. Ito
laid most OF the fay0fitun
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Boakmaker "shooey" GFau tried
10 take a fall out OF Smiley corbett
anesDiaid top price IN tha ring. Al.
ter the race he wished he hadn't.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-29

Lucky Jack" Mcdinnla. the New
York turiIuan. Will race at Oakland
next winter
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aeFAssh Eaampiaa mN mas
sss che
g0o2 r-~y~.s ss.
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Jockey Carroll drew a three DAYS
suspension from the starter for
mlahehaylor az the poat
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Critic place at 30 . was
where Plunger Allard lost his
coin.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-08-20
EVENTS IN OREGON
Find Lost Mine Too Late.

Albany-G. G. King, of San Jose.
Cal, and Robert l.. Smith, OF Cor
wallis, Or, the two pioneer miners.
who, In spite of the fact that both
are over 80 years of age, went on a
quest of a long-lost gold mine far
back in the Cascade Mountains. be-
lieye they have located the valuable
property, but have found 1t too late.
In the early '70s. W. A. Paul, a
well known Linn County pioneer who
died few years ago, was hunting
near Mount Jefferson when he dis
covered a quartz ledge Of great thick
ness. A sample of the ore which he
brought to Albany assayed $4,000 to
the ton. He kept bis discovery Sc
cret and later tried In vain many
times to relocate his great find. King
was among the few friends he told
of the discovery.
The three men went far back into
the mountains, about 80 miles north
OF Detroit, the terminus OF the Cor
wallis & Eastern line. and searched
together until Smith became Ill and
was forced to return to the valley
Paul and King then continued the
quest and came Across mine which
had been located under the name ol
the Ogle Creek mine, which, from
the description of the country giver
him by his father, Paul believes tt
be the long-lost mine. 1t was dis
covered last Winter by two brothers
whose name Paul did not learn anc
the property is said to be valuable.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-08-20

Portland while eating
dinner In restaurant Sunday night
yon the charge of numbering Elmer
Perdue In lonely mountain cabin
near Timber, Washington county.
July 3, Walter Johnson, aged ~
years made complete confession
later, admitting his brutal crime.
Il killed Perdue," admitted John
son. I'VE slept together In the cabin
and that morning we had some dis
pute about money matters. | had
gone with him into the timber to To-
cate him on a quarter section OF tim
Der land. Words passed and then l
got my rifle and blew the top OF his
head off. He died instantly and l
searched his pockets and took be-
tween $3.50 and $40. | also took
his watch and knife and other per-
sonal effects l will show the officers
where | hid these things nearby
The officers are said to have been
aided by a woman of whom Johnson
was enamored. His wife and child
live In the city. but the woman Is
known only In the netherworld.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-08-20

school house and submitted bid for
painting.
*. King returned from the west
end of the county, where he has been
for a few days getting acquainted With
the voters and informing them that he
is a candidate for the nomination for
school superintendent.
VIM. Windorff has purchased new
FaultIess grubber aud is fitting out
with the necessary equipments to go
to grubbing He expects to get sew.
.ral acres cleared and set to orchard
this fall,
Kelly and Dubois are digging we'll.
They have struck water at reason
able depth, but ere preparing to go
down a little farther to insure great
er supply.
Fred Diokey, of Portland, spent a
few days last week visiting his triends,
II. W. and N. o. Hamlsn. This 10
Mr.. Dickey's first visi. and be is very
fav OF ably impressed with the country
and thinks of locating here.
S. Freeman returned from the har-
vest field last week Lnd has been
suffering with stomach trouble. Get
ting worse gradually he decided to go
to the hospital A. j. Haynes took
him to Hood River.
N. o. HamIan went to Portland
Tuesday on the Teal. lie expects to
visit few days in the city.
I. J. Jackson came up from Steven
son Saturday to attend the fair meet
ing.
NJ H. Welch, veterinary surgeon,
oame over from Hood River Monday
to give treatment to f. G. Goddard s
pony, which had been bitten by some
poisonous insects.
q. +. Beebe lost one of his horses
by founder. 1t got loose during the
night and got to the grain. After eat
ing considerable barley 1t then went
to the water. This is quite bad for
Mr.. Beebe, AZ it Ia very busy time
WITH him, rs he is hauling building
material aud has lots of teamirg about
the place.
Vim. Kellendonk is preparing to
erect residence on his l5 acre tract,
lately purchased from Chas. Walthen.
Mr. Fredricks is doing the. foundation
work.
=, Ihe Hood Road Association is ad-
vortisiDg for sealed bids for the CON
struotion of the Hood road aud Buck
creek road. The Buck creek road il
an extension to the Houd road. This
is about A. miles of road all laid out
by the county engineers and 10 pei
cent grade up the bluff. Money al
subscribed and work to he commenced
by the first OF the month. Bids sub
mitted must he in by August 25.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-08-20

Portland-Angrily denouncing his
sons as the cause OF his predicament.
aged and irate Joseph Meyers, q
prominent and wealthy merchant OF
Salem, 70 years of aget spent Mon
day night in the county Jail.
Awaiting his release, Mrs. Ienalde
Du Rette, of Portland, his bride-to-
be. is equally denunciative OF the
means that were used to thwart their
marriage. The aged merchant and
Mrs. Du Rette were to have been
married Monday afternoon, and Rev.
DR.. J. Whitcomb Brougher, pastor OF
the White Temple. waited vainy for
several hours to perform the cere-
mOny.
The white-haired lover appeared
at the county clerks Office Monday
afternoon to obtain a license. He
was, instead, taken in custody by
Sheriff Stevens and lodged in the par
lor of the county Jail on a warrant
charging him with insanity. He
spent the afternoon there, but at I
o'clock ate dinner with his prospect
i've bride at the Portland HOTEL
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-08-20

La Grande.-Unlon County's fond
est hopes have been realized. Ap-
proxlmately 35, 900 acres OF arid land
In the heart of the valley are to be
irrigated by water secured In the
mountains and carried over the val
ley in great mains and myraids OF
branching bitches.
This dream has been in existence
for years, but not until last week
did the scheme assume practical as-
pect. The Amalgamated Sugar Com
pany, through David Eccles, is to
finance the proposition, which calls
for the expenditure of 100000 on
construction of the dam and per-
fecting the natural basin. The mains
from the natural reservoir to the val
ley and the construction OF tribu'
taries will mean an out lay OF thou
sands more. Already land has taken
q jump skyward.
Land that now grows 40 bushels OF
wheat to the acre in short time Is
to be watered to grow the best KIND
of fruit. There is much rejoicing
in Union County today. Landowners
must subscribe for stock TO get cash
from EcCles.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-08-20
CRAPPER.

q. A. McCurdy, j. A. English and
Will Nichols and their families re.
turned from their camping trip Oh
Thursday of last week. They report
that they caught plenty of fish, but
saw no bear or deer.
Mrs. e &. Lyons aud sun, Fred,
returned fIum Portland last Thursday
Miss Leta Martin is visiting will
friends In POI tland.
B. +. Eadieman attended the good
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-08-20
roads convention at Portlend last

roads convention at Portlend last
week.
Rev. G. f. Perry rec ,lled his ap.
pointment at Oak Grove ball foi last
Sunday evening on account OF other
meetings.
On last Saturday Mrs Charlie Reed
went to Hood River and while there
she lost a black and white Elaid
shawl. 1t wac an old family "kesF
sake" aud she regrets the loss We
much.
A double wedding occurred at For
est Grove, Oregon, on "Wednesday
August L. The con racting parties
we're Mr. Carl G. Jantzen and Miss
Emma Preg1e, and Mr.. Hermann
PIegge and Miss Margaret Jantzen
Rev. W. A. Elkins officiating. Boil
brides and grooms are we'll knowt
and highly esteemed Crnppel ties. Va
offer most hearty congratulations.
Mrs. Pregge moved into her new
house on Tuesday Of this week.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-08-20
JARRETT.

The Aus iRns are now clearing 20
acres of land for DR.. b n. Wright.
They must have good supply of
sticktoitiveness, or they would have
thrown up the work We have to be-
speak for them good word. rs they
are doing u good clyan job. lhey in
form the writer that they are op II to
take contracts for Rrubbing and clear
ing land.
Mrs Cora Brayford has been visit
ing at the parental home for the last
week.
W. r. Hoover, who has purchased
the b + Shoemske ranch, has done
considerable improvements on tie
place. A new large porch and other
additions which tends to teautify and
make the bcme pleasant have heen
made.
II. Wollhart bought several houses
down at Menominee and with Y. Mi
ner has been busy hauling the lumber
so as TO build new houses on their
ranches.
The Rockford merchant shipped a
full blooded fox terrier dog to the
Southern Paciti railroad agent at
Dallas, Oregon.
Fl. Booley aud wife came up from
Oregon City Thursday and are making
preparation for the hatchery work.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-08-20

Ashland-The Lewis orchard deal
of few days ago has set the real es-
tate and orchard men guessing again
at the possibilities of fruit culture
in the Rogue River Valley, and its
profits Men from the fruit belt OF
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-08-20
Fall Into Mt. Hood Creyasse.

Monday the guide at Cloud Cap lnr
with q party of six sascended to the
summit Of Mount Hood. and, upon
reaching the end of the ridge coming
down all fell into the big creyasse.
Aside from scratches and bruises NO
harm resulted.
Mrs. Rarendrick. whose husband
was one of the party, saw the accident
through beI field glasses and was In
great suspense until she saw the seven
men climb out into view on the snow
field. Lee Yen, the cook at the inn,
was along and is the first Chinaman
to have reached the summit Of the
mountain. The party consisted ol
Alex Carson, New Jersey; L. FROG
sard, San Francisco; W. q. Hatba,
way, Portland; Arthur Barendrick,
Arthur Cunning, Lee Yen, Cloud Car
Inn, and Marx Weigandt, guide
Rev. L j. Merrill, who has been In
charge OF congregations OF the U. b.
church at points on the otter side OF
the river near here, LETT last week toi
Vancouver, where he was recently
called rs the pastor of the U. b.
church there.
Cards, the substance Of which toll
low, says our Odell respondent,
have been received by residents oi
OdeIl: Prof. and Mrs. Frederick
Schaub announce the marriage o
their daughter, Florence NJ, to Mr.
Edgar l.. Klemer on Wednesday, Au
gust the twelfth, ono thousand nirt
hundred eight, Charles City, Iowa. A
home after January the first, HOOD
River, Oregon. Mr.. KIemer's Odcl
friends extend congratulations
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Sm SpGtbcrhit Gemauo.

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Die Natur ielbit forst bafiir, oaB
bos @elb in 3irtulution bletbt. gfa6
Dem neuen 5riibiabrsbut fommen bic
iommerli9en Musfliige, Damn fommt
nas neue 5erbitfleio unb enolid
Meibna6ten.
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arbeiter 5beobor RDnig, Der Gilens
breber sspbann 5eiol unb Ser ubrz
mo6erlsbrling ssreo. poIpiIhi!. Sit
airgen ser1bepess anf Die @elels
fhaft Spatons au. sic proDD5irten
aarl Spatcn. @s sntitan0 atpifhen
ibm unb ben breien elm lebbufter
Wprttpediel unb idlieblid CAB RarI
Snaton bem GDniq cine Obrfeige.
pl0blih taumelte Rarl @baton 5llz
rid unb Itiirate gu Booen. Gin Wfef<
ieritid3 5atte ibn mitten ins 9ers ge<
troffen. G0nia. Seih unb Ppipi@
.f6il tpurben feitgenourmen. GDntg
leugnete Seit bic S6GterfGaft. tegte
uber Damn bp9 bas @efdnonib ub,
oen t16tliden 9ticb gesen SDaton
gefiibrt su baben.
S&wets.
9ern. Die beioen 2eihen, ois
BEL Ne,tenegg in Der 5enfe aufgefun=
Den lruroen, iinb nun aanos5trt. Die
gsfurAtung, es mDdte ith um Osn
8unoespeibel @1hler unb ieinen
Soba hanoeln, mar begriinbst.
8lI - Bel Der bon 6em Baz
ieler Wf1iifperein beranlfalteten
sammlung au @uniten Der 8ranobe@
iddo oigten in 8rnabus iino 557 Gr.
18 eingesanaen.
Belltn5ona. Die in lu~
gano periammelten SeKiner Mer5ts
bei6loiIsn bie &unoisung ibrer RDnz
tratte uls fantonale 8sr1i9erungsz
dr3te, penn ntht tis gum Is. Rpz
pember auf oem Mege Der @eIebz
eebung fir ibre 8eferftelluns gez
iorgt psrben fpllte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-11-12

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le6rinitituts Der 8 Sabre alte Rnoolf
Walter. Der syunge erl!tt einsn
Shdbel6ruh.