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New-York tribune., 1908-02-22
LABOR COMMISSIONER AT OTTAWA.

ottawa. Feb 2I--Dr- Victor :. Clark OF Wash
tngtOn. we'll known sOCtOIogISt. j. in Ottawa
commissioned by President Roosevelt to make
full inquiry into the working Of the new labor
disputes act of Canada D~ Clark intends 20 go
70 Montreal where he viii attend the sessions OF
the Board Of Cancellation and Investigation there
in the dispute between the Grand Trunk Railway
and their men DIR Clark said that the Cana
dian would be much more acceptable TO tho
people OF the United states than the compulsory
arbitration OF New zeasaad and $780, ssSts of
Australia
New-York tribune., 1908-02-22
THREE KILLED ON THE AKASHI.
Two Officers Injured by Bollard Giving
Way at Ariyah.

Toxic. Feb. g--Whe the japanese cruiser
Ahash was engaged in towing work at Ariyak. tn
the Nagasaki prefecture, the evening Of Feb
ruary 90 a bollard gave way Three nOn-commis-
stoned officers were killed and officers were IN
jured. The Akashi returned to Kure.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-22
NOT CONNECTED WITH NEWPORT DEATHS

Newport r. /. Feb 21-The county authorities
discharged this afternoon from custody lack of
evidence. Nels Olsen who arrested during the
investigation of the circumstances Of the drowning
OF Benjamin q. Steenerson and James Mcintosh
privates In the United States marine corps. last
Sunday. Olsen arrested a charge OF assault
on William Champion OF Newport Both Olsen
and Champion were with the two marines board
the tug Annie r. Wood Sunday, and the police
learned in their investigation OF the drowning that
New-York tribune., 1908-02-22
COMPENSATION FOR OUTRAGEs.

81 Petersburg. Feb. 9l.-A proposal brought for
ward by the Conservatives providing for financial
cornpensation 10 victims of revolutionary teTrorsts
ana agr,rian excesses debated I'm the Douma
to-day Vice Minister Makaror announced that
the government supported the measure. 1t was.
however attacked by the Radicals.
Rarcn Meyendorf has been reelected second vice
rr.sidcut of IN. Dounla his attitude the
.pr7sion of Deputy Schmidt being thus indorsed.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-22
LAND GRANT PROSECUTIONS.

washington, Feb. 21.--The TilIman resolution in
strrIcting the Attorney General TO prosecute suits
against transporta ton companies in Oregon which
have received land grants and have not complied
with the terms the grants called up by Sen
ator Fulton to-day and passed without debate.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-22
HAGUE TREATIES RECEIVED.

Washington FEB. p Authenticated copies Of the
thirteen treaties negotiated the recent Hague
conference reached the State Department to-day.
They viii be transmitted the Senate after they
have been carefully Eon. over that the correctness
Of the translations may be passed on. 1t is under
stood that they will be accompanied 10 the Senate
a fun report Of the action Of the American dele
Sates al the conference. together with letter of
transnlir1al from Secretary Root.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-22
VOTES TO MARK CONFEDERATE GRAVES.

Washington Feb. PA joint resolution for the
ma ring Of graves OF soldiers and sailors of the
Confederate army and navy, who died in Northern
prisons and buried the prisons where they
died was reported by Senator Foraker from the
Committee on Military Affairs and passed by the
Senate to-day.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-22
FOURTEEN MEN KILLED IN MINE

Newcastie-on-Tyne. Feb I-Fourteen miners
lost their lives ty explosion in the glebe pit m
the village of Washington last night. There were
etteen men in the mine the time of the accident.
ore escaping Five hundred miners asCended from
The Dit Il short time before the explosion.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-22
CALL FOR REPORTS FROM BANKS.

Washington. Feb. 21--The Controller OF the Cur
rencv to-day issued a call for a statement of the
condition of alf national banks the close of bust
ness on February ID.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-22

There ought TO be scme wlidness ana bolster
o,Isness and a little lighting in boys. says DR.. G.
STANLEY Hall. university president. excelen,
authority Read his article Termination O.
BOYS" IN next Sundays Magazine Section OF The
Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-22

.I et-ers from New Conoressman's Uifc' will
end in next Sundays Tribune The last is by
means the least Of this clever series. and that IL
saying q great deal
New-York tribune., 1908-02-22

n will be enou1h fer Iesions Of readers TO oe
told that Showing Things 10 Lambert a Shorty
McCabe story by Sevell Ford: will appear in next
Sundays Magazine Section a ISS Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-22

there had been trouble between Olsen and Cham
pion the boat The release Of Olsen IS taken as
indicating that evidence TO connect him with
the drowning of Steenerson and Mcintosh had been
discovered in the later investigation Of the case
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-24

Ryan. a noted turf plnnEer. made
his debut as a track racer last Yasx
at Latonla. Oidncid saw him drs~-
aud remarked that Ryan wousi
some day hold the track champion
ship or die going after H.
Barney had no reason 10 change
his opinion when he dreeeiye
Ryann recent challenge for a race
Ryan stipulated that no protests be-
allowed after the drivers Nere
sent away lie feared his lack u
experience might give Oldnsid a
chance 20 play tricks on him which
would handicap him or cause the
race 10 be forfeited N he w0n
why" said Oidfirld. that sort
81 thing Nill BE- pretty dangerous
Without any restrictions some.
ihing IL likely 20 happen which sili
kiil one 81 uM. or both. MAJ be
AN right. said Ryan. 80 you're
willing. ! am"
Oldfleida nerve has never shrnHk
from any test off9rud aud 10
quickly annenfed 20 HYRn'H terms
The race wtll take place Sunday.
Sept g. oF Sunday. sept 10 There
Will b. three mil. heats. the win.
ner Of two taking the race and a
side bet Of g. 500 The cars 10 be
used are exact duplicates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-24
CHALLENGE SIDE LINE SPORT Talk

Apropos OF the coming fight IN
London for the championship Of
the world" between Jack Johnson
and Mike Scbfeck. a contemporary
remarks IN passing that among the
fighters who have licked Schreck
are Hugo Kelly. Jack O'nrien. Al
Kaufman. Jack Sullivan. Billy stiff
aud Gene liezenah Nuff said
The international championship
OF the tennis world will be- decided
ia Australia. Nov ~, when Brookea
and Wilding, holders ~ the Davis
cup. defend u against a team 20 be
chosen by games between Richie
and Harte. British team. and the
American paar which wins out In the
osHlBg national toiffnamenl az New.
port The Brftiah.American elimi
nation match will take place AZ tie
iongwOod cricket club courts, isos.
ton. about Sept i5
Leftenan1 Alswelle told Jim Con.
molly that She American runners III
the f0O.meter Olympic race were
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-24
$ MILEY COR BETT -
THE WINNER

happcned IN the fifth race. han.
dicap at one mile, In which ave
horses started and only 40 finish
cd Tony Faust was made an oven.
money shot In this race. while Nit
ser. Logistllla and First Peep about
divided rivalry as second choices.
The field aot away to a good start
and was going down the back
stretch. Mlrxor was IN front. the
favorite was second and First Peep
was third The latter, about oppo.
site the five furlong pole. stepped
into soft spot on the track and
fell ~ 4. Fryer. who was directly
behind. fell over her aud logistll'
la, coming along far In the rear,
was unable To- avoid a collision. ana
ran into the two fallen horses 10.
glatllla turned complete somer'
sault. ne on her back and slid about
forty feet. Fortunately the Jockeys,
Walsh, Page and Russell. we're
not injured. Page, with a bruised
les. being the worst damaged OF the
trio. After the fall Mlrxer inereas'
cd hts lead over Tony Faust ana
walked. an easy winner by three
lengths,
An Alone was played from 20 ]
down TO favoritlsm az II To IN the
last race, and after leading all the
way won hy a head from Ahhey,
with Miss Fairbanks a neck away
II was a thrilling finish TO a thrill
ing day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-24
I Z NIs
Tournament opens Tonorrs,
With California Cracks
In the Events.

Seattle tennis lovers win a.. :
action the best players Of the ,o,,1
vest when the Washington ST..
Tennis tournament opens tomor.,
81 the courts Of the Seattle Tssnl.
club. at Madison 1t. and SUNNI, =
Lou Freeman and Mas Eo,,s.
kiss. the caIifornia CRACKS. hsv. a.
tered and win probably CARR an
the honorB IN their departments.
Freeman IL CONSIDERED The h.,
singles player % ne ooss, Nm, .,.
fers % play in he seshaes 4 n.
health does not perna Ma sr,s-.A.
ing himself in both. Mos N,srh.
kiss Is considered secors o,ly a
May Sutton among the women IN.
nis players Of the United s,ssss
Joe Tyler. the crack Seattle u.s,.
er. may not compete. a. BE- i sess.
ting In Spokane and has nexi.ess
hts business 20 play In he o.AN
tournaments that have recenllg
taken place
The tournament will close Prst.y
and on Friday night. the teams 81
officially closing the tournsms-.
viii be held AT chrisiensen's hail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-24

too fast for him" But M, -,
for those clsvah ludges "a ~ n, 'ssl
Tommy Loon IL getting -
up His newest Hhamfock " hs
"a out Of N races IN ~
waters. and he's gestln, "'as
Americas cup bug
more Tommy wants N. "a
York Yacht club 10 accent n. -
lenge under the "unlyerssi ..' ~
same as he offered last yea, ~
fed-blooded Americans Wound ~
see The " Y Y G. give Ton ~ !
FOR bis money. and shrw ! ~. N
sporting spirit The race co.,s ~
be pulled of tlll 1909 s ~
Mr. Anthony J Drexsl ma.
millionaire prize fighter OF pt,,. als
phia, announces that he ~, 49, ~.
training Sept aud fight a, ~ y
The country all winter 90, sa
There seems finally 10 Ia -,
chance Of somebody handlng ~
lionaire something besides
money
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-24

The widest. eraricat. most des.
perate automobile race ever seen
ii will take place in September. the
drivers will be Harvey Oldneid and
Jack Ryan. and the scene viii be
i.atonia. Ky Cienvllie. o. or
Crosse Pointe. Mich. Zach has a
mile track
The contest will BE- absolutely
unique In the history OF automo
bile racing No rules whatever
will govern the conduct ~ the
drivers after che starter sends
them awAy The man who finishes
first wiil win the race No coEnl
vance will BE- taken 81 fouls. aeci
dents or anything else which may
happen on the track As
II Oldneid wants 20 cBt ACROSS III
front of RYAN. be may 80 Z risk,
ing his life and that " his antsxo
Mat. Ryan hAa equal privileges.
irs Just question ~ which haa
the most nerve. Also the mpat
luck Mf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-24
BUNT BY SHEA
LOST GAME
Seattle Drops Last Game With
Tacoma by a Score Of
3 10 2.
tsy United Press,

TACOMA. Aug - Tacoma won
yesterdays game IN the third In.
ming when. with the bases full
Danny Shea laid down a perfect
hunt and two runs came over on
the squeeze Waters moved mp 20
third on the play and scored on a
passed ball Score. Tacoma ,. Sc.
attic 2
Joe Seaton and Jess Baker had
a pretty struggle IN the box. With
Baker getting A shade the best Of
the battle. The game was replete
with sensational plays,
Seattle made a game effort 20 tie
the score IN the ninih, bat just
failed 20 get even. f'fisk singled
and Oriet tfipled Allen was sent
Ia 10 bat for Stanley but flied To
FLICK. ending lhs game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-24
Runs Away From His Field
on Muddy Track---Three
Horses Fall In One Race.

II ralned Saturday forenoon and
changed tho condition of the track
at The Meadows from dry to mud
dy, with the result that there we're
numerous scratches ON the card,
The interurhan Handicap. at seven
TariongH. was the feature event OF
the afternoon. aud q proved a gifi
foe Smiley Corhett. second choice
a. the betting at 10 . There was
considerable doubt expressed about
the colts ability to 80 seven fur
longa. but the muddy track was To
the uking OF his bad feet, and he
led the entire trip and won by three
lengths Critic, az 10 l, was al
ways In second position, bit could
never catch the flying loader. Fan
tastic. AZ To I. came from far In
the rear 60 set third place The Sc.
James stables entry. Green Seal
and Hasty Agnes. was made favor
ito. but neither OF the entries show
ed any speed az any stage The
start was good one for all, except
Belle OF lroauols. and she was LEFT
at the post
One OF the most spectacular falla
that ever occurred Ia racing history
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-24
COAST LEAGUE
FACES WAR

While the Pacific Coast league
Is talking freely Of making de
termlned fight against the North.
west league IN order 10 get Sc
attic and Tacoma back into it's
own fold. u Is faclng war OF a
Herious character Ia ~ own terri.
tory. For the past two or three
seasons. and particularly during
the present season, the California
outlaw league. consisting OF
Sacramento. Stockton. Fresno, San
Jose. Santa Cruz and Alameda aud
travelling teams from San Fran.
cisco and Oakland. has been q
thorn In the side OF the coast OF.
ganixatlon. taking many OF It's beat
players and putting up a classier
article Of bail The Coast league
has brought the struggle 20 an
isnue b. arranging for q team In
Sacramento for next season.
Now comes the information that
outlaws are going 10 invade the
territory of the older league IN
real earnest. Cyrus Moreing 81
Stockton. who managed the pen.
nant winners for several seasons
has secured a lease OF a field in
Oakland and will put In a high
class team there for 1909 Two
wealthy San FrancIscans have also
secured a franchise from the "out
Law" directors and will have a ball
park In that city. The league.
which nov plays but two games a
week. will have every day base
ball and with comparatively little
expense for railroad fare will be In
a position 20 put mp a long fight
Plenty Of money IL behind the
"outiaws"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-24
Vic LINING Wants to Meet
George Kirkland In $50
Point Pool Match.

Vie LINING has challenged
George Kirkland 10 y pool match 10
settle the championship ~ the fac.
ITO coast LINING has Deposited
a forfeit with the sporting editor
OF The Star for the match as an.
nouDoed ia Saturdays Star. but 80
far Kirkland has not accolSsd the
challenge.
IinninE has the money for side
bet The match preferred by In
ming is 100 point game. played IN
three games three consecutive
nights. with 80 each night
kirkland has until Wednesday 10
accept the challenge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-24

Tom Mcdonald. the popular a.
iesic Instructor Of the s. A. G. 10
back IN Seattle. after spending tss
months ~ the Harvard summyz
school Tom has been studying iAs
playground systems OF the each. led
has brought back much informsAs
In that line. lie says that Seattle
can get the A. A. L. championships
for the A-Y.-p exposition Ia 1868.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-24

wonder when Jimmy Mcintyre
Ia going 10 be Feinstated. Il IL un.
derstood that the officials have no
proof Of wrongdoing against this
boy. aud II looks a. though he
should be given another chance.
Good riders are scarce. and the pub.
lie certainly should be given a com.
petent ride for their coin. Jimmy
says he Is Innocent % any wronKdo.
ing. and az far as bis riding At The
Meadows has been concerned. he
always gave his hackers a ride for
the money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-24

The victory OF Mirzer was an AN.
expected one to Carroll Reid. the
colts trainer. and thereby hangs a
tale Friday night. when Il looked
a. though the race was 70 be run on
fast track. Reid wired Mirxer's
owner. who Is IN New York. to bst
% coo In the New York pool rooms
on the colt. as he looked like a
cineh When the rain started 20
fall Reid wired 10 New York not 20
bet. as he did not think the colt
could run In the mud. and received
q reply that the money was already
on Reid then went to the Judges
and tried To get excused from the
race. but the officials would not rs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-24

Next Tuesday the greatest and
most valuable harness race ever
pulled of will be held At the Read
vile. Mass. track. II IL the Ameri.
can rotting derby. and worth $50.
600 The best trottera In the Unit.
ed States are entered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-24
BURNS KNOCKS
SQUIRES OUT
10y United Pr.s..1

SYDNEY. Australia. Aug, 81
Even Prof Burbank. the man who
does such wonderful stunts with
fruit. must take hts hat off to
Tommy Burns. for Burns tonight
plucked the same old lemon for the
fourth time and u Ia darkly whis.
pered that Tommy contemplataa
hanging up the grape fruit again
for the edification OF the come.ons
that always flock around when
Iommassio Is billed for the big
show
II took Burns ~ rounds 10 finish
Lemon BIll'' Squires. but burma
stalled all the way 90 the finish ana
then carelessly hooked one on the
Boshter's Jaw. arouslng the referee
frnm his slumber long enough TO
count ten.
Prendergaat. the lightweight,
champion Of tho American fleet
won from Raft. a sydney fighter. in
the NTH round.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-24

ride a winner. GarERn. MrEwen.
Berry. Shelton. J. Carroll. w. Riley.
Coles Lndhorat Quay. Dearborn.
white. Golden. Wrispen. Forehand.
Murphy. Glass. Andrews. Salmon.
Pain. Hoppe. Ezel. Anderson. King.
Morper. Jarrett. Nhitesldes. p. Har.
ris. Vlckery, Burks. Prince. r.
Kelly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-24

An eighth.inning rally pulled the
game out OF the fire for the Golden
Gardens yesterday az Ballard. and
the Painters had to be content with
the short end OF 8 to score.
Tho pitching OF Bevery for the Gar.
dens was a sight for sore eyes. and
the Painters could do nothing with
him after the first inning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-24

There were four new laces on the
firing Inc Saturday. and one with.
drawai Btu Moselry went Off.
while Charley ilutchcrzft. a New
York layer the Rainier club. AL
Dobzon and Sam Stein all hung up
their states.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-24

The Brace q Hergert team split
even yesterday winning from the
Seattle Lumber Co In the morning
by score of 10 90 3. and losing IN
the afternoon to the Bryant Lum-
Der Co, 3 to 2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-24

Jockey Albert walsh Is a game
lad. Ia spite Of the fall he received
IN the fifth race. he Insisted on rid.
ing Abbey in the last event and sue
ceeded In finishing second. being
beaten by only head for first mon.
ey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-24

The rain must have washed out
some OF the stripes on Hughey
Jones' awning lie bet on the st.
James stables entry and on Tony
Faust, and both were beaten.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-24
NO CHANGE IN TIE
WINNING OWNERS
Walker Still Far In the Lead on
the List---Cahill Moves
Up a Bit.

W. Walker still leads the list OF
winning owners al The Meadows
OF the $4,000 distributed in stakes
and purses 50 far this season. Walk.
er has annexed sit.s0o. and il 81, 900
IN front OF the next highest on the
list. the 81. James stable W Y.
Fiae Ia third. with $3.50. and.
thanks to Smiley Corbett winning
ths Interurhan Handicap, W Cahiil
has Jumped from thirteenth place TO
fourth on the list. Following table
shows the amounts won by he own.
ers whose horses have earned over
81 900 since the commencement Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-24
LIVE NEWS FROM MEADOWS
REFuogE
~ REFuogE-

ten 60 him. Reid looked upon bis
money a. already Loaf. but three
contendera fell IN the race. and STIR.
xcr proved equal 90 the demand os
beating Tony Faust
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-24

when I.ogistilla fell. Louis piech-
ner's hopes fell with her. The fat
plunger had bet 81 600 on her. place
and show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-24
OF
JOCKEYS

Following il the standing Of the
lockeya ut The Meadows up "a and
Including August 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-24

There was q big cleanup on the
victory of All Alone. From an open.
ing price of G % he was backed TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-24
WEBSTERS WIN

sehmut1 had the knights OF Co.
lumbus ON the hip when hits meant
runs yesterday. and Joe Schiumpfs
Webstern won BY a score OF 4 10 1.
Fredeii FOR the Knights allowed
only four hits. but one IT these vas
homer BY Pete Standfidgs Ere.
dell was alao Wild al times and this
coupled with poor work ia this field
BY the Knights made SchmutEs Job
easy The fielding Of Mcnamara.
Martin and Ciemenson were tho
features % the game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-24

Chehalis continues 90 win with a
monotonous regularity and has now
scored 20 successive wins this sea.
son. The team has yet 20 be defeat.
ed and yesterday won from South
Bend by score Of TO /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-24

n 10 3 AZ post time. aud the ring
lost large amount % good money.
II IN said that tho fine Italian hand
of Danny Lynch was back OF the
killing
Harry Fink ia now acting as bet.
ting commissioner for Frankie Rose,
llc has worn groove IN the bot
ting ring dloor hetweon one.Two'
Three Martins slate aud the dollar
book
II IL working a hardship on Matt
Riea TO keep HIS rider. Cricket
Kelly. on the ground Riea started
Belle Of iroauoin In the stake race
with Walsh up. aud ahe got left at
the post THIS mare ~ n hard one
10 handle. and the chances are that
with Kelly up. SHE would have got
away. as the hoy IN acquainted with
her idlosyncraalea
Considering the condition of the
track. the time of Smiley Corbett
Tor the seven furlongA. ], 20 IS. was
simply wonderful. aud " proved the
Cahlll sprinter 60 be one of the
grandeat mudders In the country,
"Shooey" Grau broke his two dol,
lar cane at the pool tournament.
roofing against Able Meyer. The
latter ia making a strenuous endeav.
OF to win the prize. aud has cut his
allowance down 10 twelve steins a
day
stanley Fay'a race In the handi.
cap was a Joke Red Walker must
have let up on the colt since he won
the big race,
wonder how II n that Sam Ilii.
drcth'a twayearoida always beat
the gate Steel ala q again satur
day HildFeth must have = good
trainer for the baby racers
Lob" Kohn has been appointed
official referee OF the pool tourna
ment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-24

The welterweight championship
OF the American Lake encampment
Will be decided Wednesday evenlng.
Kid Webster OF Co. u. Engineera'
Corps. and II. J O'Reilly OF co. D..
North Dakota. are the contestants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-24

phia .
~ neston-si t.suis %. posssa is.s
A. Nhicaao--rhieago ~. Brpnkirn &c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-24

The Excelslors won from the
Myrtle Lodge team OF Fremont at
Washington park yesterday by a
score 81 10 :.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-24

The worlds half.mile unpaced b..
cycle record OF 81 is was broken al
Salt lake City yesterday by A !.
Clarke. who Travelled the distance
In so IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-24

Tony Faust has now been beaten
sir times In row. and yet the pub.
lie insist on playing him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-24

A. i.os Anssls--ssn Francisco l. Ia.
Angeles
A. ssn Ffsaeisoo--rertisnd s-i. OAK.
land Ga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-24
PICKS FOUR WINNERS


! Refugee" The stars racing I
! expert. again picked four win
b ners Saturday. In spite Of the
} changed track conditions four
: Of his selections came home In
} front at good prices Ne hand.
} cd cut to the readers ef the
} Noon star the following;
} Kerry. = % 5 (~onl.
! 81. Francis. 2 20 I t~onl.
! Smiley corhcss. TO I tsonl.
) mirxer, 4 TO I t~onl.