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Reception at Woman's Hall.

. .
On Saturday afternoon at the yNo.
mans Hall the faculty OF the State
Normal Schol entertained the Senior
class at reception which was an en-.
joyable entertainment. The interior
OF the hall was tnstefully. decorated
In the class colors, purple and white.
the color scheme being carried out by
the use OF .lrapcrles and purple and
white iris. In the east parlor light
refreshments we're served, which were
In charge OF Misses Ray Larew and
Virginia Abbott. Prof. E. E. Mercer
anl Miss lila Abbott composed the
committee III charge OF the arrange.
ate:l.s mud TO them much Of the sue.
cess Oi the entertainment was due.
Other School Entertainments.
On Saturday afternoon at Traction
Park The sophomore class held their
annual picnic. The crowd went up On
tie II o'clock car and enjoyed n din
ner under the trees.
The freshman class was 70 have
picnirked at East Park hut owing to
tho threatening weather remained at
home and partook OF The picnic dinner
in the school chapel. +
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WILL TRY BANKERS SOON.

b H. ~ Il 81 Z y M
+ NEW YORK, June Att is an
nounce,l that the trials of Charles W.
Morse. F. Augustus Heinze and AL
fred II. Curtis. on charges connected
with their conduct OF New York
banks. will begin in October. All
three have pleaded not guilty to the
indictments against them. 81
Curtis was formerly president and
Morse vice president OF the National
Bank of North America OF this city.
They nre accused OF conspiring to
deceive the bank examiners by MAX
ing false entries in the banks books
to conceal loans alleged to have been
obtained In order to prcmote specu-
lntfon in the stock OF the American
Ice Company and the Consolidated
Steamship Company. in which they
were interested.
Heinze Is accused Of over-certifytng
checks to the amount of $4,000 as
president OF the Mercantile National
Bank for the benefit OF the Arm OF
Otto Heinze & Co.. Of which his broth.
er was q member.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-02
ASTONISHING RESULTS
Follow Each New Discovery Of
Science.

The great strides that medical SCI
ence has made in the last few years
Is due to the germ theory. When the
germ OF q disease has been liscov-
cred. the doctors have not been slow
In finding a drug to kill 1t. In few
years, 1t will be rare to find bald
headed man or woman. The. falling
out OF hair Is due to dnndruff germ.
and now 1t has been discovered how
to kill this germ. The remedy use,l
Is called Newbro's Herpicide. Its sue
cess has been marvellous. Not a fall
IRE has been SO far reported. 1t Is
also a delightful hair dressing free
from oil or sticky substances. Try II
and be convinced OF its actual merit.
Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c
In stamps for sample to The Hcrpi.
eide Co.. Detroit, Mich. Two sizes.
soc and $500. E. A. Blllingslea & Co..
Special "A gents.
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TWO Great Games.

The Hoult Independents journeyel
to Rivesville Saturday afternoon and
went up against the strong baseball.
team representing that village. After
the smoke OF the battle had cleared
away it was found that Hoult had s
runs to RIvesville's 8. The fea ture
OF the game was the battery work Of
L.. Huffman and Steele, and the
homer" by H. Hess in the 4th inning,
A very one sided game, Of ball was
played at Aurora Park Sunday after
noon between team representing
Hoult aud team from the First ward.
Hoult won by a score OF SO to 0. The
batteries were: First ward-!Merrill
and Freeland. Hon1t-J. Huffman, F..
Huffman and Steele. q
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YACHT RACE 70 eERMupA.

N BOSTON, June o.--All arrangements
have ben made for the start of the
great MISUNDERSTANDING yacht rncc,
under the auspices of the Corinthia1l
Yacht Club OF Marhlehend and the
Royal Bermuda Tach Club. Nearly
all classes will be represented In the
race starting tomorrow. The Corill-
THAN Club has had Il long experience
In the management OF races ana the
coming big event promises TO be us
successful rs. the previous undertake
ings of the Club. Commodore Nor
riss' schooner Dervish. which won the
Mater cup, New York 10 Bermuda, last
June, has been entered In class u.
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sEAsIck LIN DERBY.

LONDON, June 2.--seasick H., VIII
liam K. Vanderbilt's entry. is being
heavily backed to win the Epson
Derby. the big event OF the British
turf, which will be run tomorrow at
EPSON Downs. Vanlerbilt's cracl;
colt has made a good showing and his
owner will probably stand to win or
lose a goodly sum as a result Of the
race. Following tomorrows Derby,
the colt will be shipped back to France,
to run for the Grand Prix de Paris, OIL
Sunday, June II.
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HouLT ITEMS.
!. gsr,ls /, l.ssi.5.l ifNs's 3 Is . SIS
HOuLT, w. ", June ]

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Editor West virgtnian: &
This Is beautiful weather. Nobody
Is sick. everybody has good work, AMI
everybody Is or SHOULD be happy. Z.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Huffman anil
daughter, Olive, are in Barbour coun-
ty on n prolonged visit to relatives.
Garfield Mcdonald and wife spent
Saturday and Sunday with relatives
in AIonongalln county. q
J. F. McElfresh and wife were Wis
itlng at Pine Grove Sunday. s.
Mrs. Lizzie Blirnworth and mother,
Mrs. Holbert, Is ON "a visit to Elm
Holbert's ut Masontown, Pa. 5ass;.
& Mrs. Vnncy McElfresh has return.
ed from a visit to relatives at Rymer,;
this county. N ;si 4,
] 81 MRS Mary "A. 5McEltresh was on a
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RAI.TIhfl June ofdinE
to adviees receiy edI by eiatiFea tnS
this city, Mss Nellie aiatthews;s
danght of fiichoIas III. Matthews; Or
baltimore viii be MARI led this week
III Hong Kong China after 81 ionrney
Ok 15. 900 miles. The sbrid egrcomS viii
BE Ensign Reed .Af. Trarwe1l OF Lin
coin. Nebs now commanding the
United States gunboat samar, station
ed at Hong Kong. "A
Ensign F.arwell was d member OF
the class of 1905 OF the Naval Acad.
envy and It was at a hop IN Annapolis
that he met Miss Matthews. -Four
years ago he was ordered to the
Philippines and as he expected to
return in "A couple OF years the en-
gaEement was announced and the
wedding was to have taken plac.,
Easter. 1906. Farwell, however. was
ordered to Japan and afterward to
China. He had expected to return
10 this country last month. when the
welding was to have taken place. but
be learned he would have to remain
in Clliza for three more years. Z, ~.
The brIde-to-be then went to Wash
ington. saw President Roosevelt anil
asked II Fawell could not be ordered
home. but this availed nothing. Miss
Matthews consequently decided tc
leave for Hong Kong.
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CHIEFS OF POLICE.

DETROIT, Mich. June 2.-Heads of
police departments in cities through.
out the United States and Canada are
guests of the Detroit police and CONF
mercial organizations today and be.
gun the annual meeting of the 1nterna-
tional Association OF Chiefs OF Police.
The sessions will last through the
week ind numerous important CUES.
tons connected with the detection
and capture OF criminals will be con.
sidered by authorities.
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WEST VIRGINIA DRUGGISTS
! tBy 8. u Press Assocsat ton. Z

CHARLESTON. W. Va, June a..
Dispensers OF pills, medicines t.ad
soda water from all over the State fill-
ed the senate cha amber OF the capitol
this morning when the second annual
convention of the West Virginia Phar-
maceutical Association was called to
order. Election OF officers will take
place to.morrowidurtng business ses-
sion TO be held on board the steamer
Dickinson. A banquet and bali will
close the convention tomorrow even.
Ing. n 4
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sRersonata,'

".
Mrs Charles Jones and daughter
snre the guests OF relatives at Grafton.
Mr. and Mrs. Newman, OF New York,
!; arrived Sunday evening to visit rela-
stiyes here. ~ 5s y
Mrs.Map1eE and two children return
ed TO their home at Pennington yes
Iteraay after a few days visit with
Airs: liza beth Ashcraft.
Manuel Carpenter, OF East Park.
has returned from short stay at Ern.
shaw!
sAfr.5a and Mrs. French Moran return
led Sunday evening from a two days
Visit lat Graf ton:
Mr. Charles Higginbotham is quite
e sick at his home on Merchant street.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Heiskell and
IEMr.SG uytIIawkins have returned from
several days stay at sMeadowlale. /
~ Mrs. ]. i s. Walker. Of East Park, is
quite i'll.
Mr.: Frank Whan and brother have
gone to- Clarksburg where they will
6 III. employ ed for some time.
g9ff4 Eo.5 os rs ioAuAlleh"OEtu,5 WHO mas
been The guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. s. a.
Shuttlesworth, d OF AIorgantownS ave.
nue. K
Mrs: McElfres and daughter, Joliet,
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
&c. I'm. Prickett, have returned to their
home at Festus.
II Mr. and Mrs. John Lawson of Farm
dngton, spent Monday with Rev. anil
MTs. Nv. H.iWilley. of State street.
Mr.. James Morrow has returned
from q short stay at Grafton.
Mr. Gideon Murphy, OF Mud Lick
Run. was in this ward Monday.
Mrs w. S. Sample, OF Polk street.
returned last evening from two
sweeks' visit with relatives at Pitts
burg.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Metcalf. OF Balti-
Il X more, nre the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
;sI. pa: Gould, Of Water street.
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LABOR UNIONS UNITE

CHARLESTON, S. c.. June E.-.
The first annual convention .of the
South Carolina State Federation Of
Trade. and Labor convened here to-
day. Delegates have been sent by
nearly all the, lnbor unions of the
State and 1t is hoped to make the
South Carolina federation one OF the
strongest in the South.
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q ( Z. u ID I L
visit last week to relatives near Little
Falls. y ts5 3
/ Lawrence satterheld, Of Highland.
was home on visit to his parents
Sunday. y
Golden Hoult was at Viola yes:er.
day. . a
The family OF Alt. Richmond Inns
been staying with his father. Rev. Tay.
lor Richmond. in Union district, since
the death OF the latter's wife some
time back.
Fred Harr and wife were calling on
friends in Norwood addition sun
day.
Evans Trippett has word Of the
dangerous sickness Of his wife's.
grandmother in Monongalia county
and will 70 down to-day. p
A. Il. Prickett was on a visit to
his brother. J. Nj. Prickett. of Fair.
mont, r--tertlay. 6,
A part; Of young people with boat
and kodak went up the river as far
as Colfax Saturday and report an en-
joyable time. The party was com.
posed OF Will Hess. Clarence Burtoft.
Golden Hoult. Lawrence. Bunncr. Edna
satterfield. Jamie satterflell. Sadie
Keller and Annie Hess.
The Hoult fans and rooters are
away up in the air now having won
two games description OF which Is
given below by Roult rooter.
FRITZ. \
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BIG MEDICAL CONVENTION,

CHICAGO. June 2.-What is prob.
ably the largest gathering to be hell
in Chicago this year. outside OF the
Republican national convention, mark
ed the formal opening this morning OF
the American Medical Associations
convention, which will continue during
the week.
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gHooslER SUNDAY SCHOOLS.

3EsS; ,V,1NcENNES, Ind, June "a host
sof prominent religious workers Will
1 take part in the three days meeting OF
the INDIANA Sunday School Association
and. ant there Is every Indication that the
g gathering will be the most successful
SofS Its kind ever held In the State. Tho
list Of sneakers includes Marion Law
renee. Of Chicago. general secretary OF
the sInternatlonal Sunday School As
ociation the Rev. H. NJ. Hamill. OF
Nashville, Tenn; the Rev. Acquila Luz
Scas, OF New Brunswick. Canada. ana
Mrs 1E Milton s. Lamoreaux, of Chi
scago: ii Y & a. az, (
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GERMAN CATHOLICS.

BUFFALO,. N. T., June 2.-After a
session OF three days. the annual meet.
Ing OF the Deutscfe Romisch aKtho.
lische Stantsverbanl adjourns today.
The body is affiliated with the Nation
numbers about 200 clubs, with over
10000 members.
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pleL AtausaA ssJfane ~ scHooLs S. y
ts III. Press Association
Elisa Okla. june Sunday
schools Of all enoInfnat iuns through
nut the State have lent tde5s gates to
Tulsa day Tor the annual State CON-
vent ion. which iii cont nueg through
tomorrow and Thursl Several
Speakers from other States will adj
dress the meeting, among them; Mrs.
Mary Foster Bryner,s general field
worker OF the International9s Sunday
Schol Association, and Thos. ". ELL
zey. general secretary Of the Louisiana
Sunday School Associa ton. y I'll y
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COTTON CONGRESS MEETS.

PARIS, June 2.-Cotton planters and
manufacturers OF Europe. America and
Egypt were present when the Interna-
tional Cotton Federation began its de.
alterations in Paris to-day. A prelln,.
mary meeting was held last evening.
One of the matters to be considered
is the project of the British delega.
ton to establish large. cotton plan
tation In America.
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BLUE GRASS WOMEN.

PADuCAH. Nv. June Club We.
men from all over the State. the brains
and beauty of Blue Grass femfnity.
are the guests Of the womcn's .orennl.
cations OF this city today and will
take part In the sessions of the State
federation during the next three days.
y recital aud reception has been ar
ranged for this evening.
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ifvSr. ft svf,ttsd n a rfunfd 4 /. van Z =
sSvs 81 NM IL 4 - n;
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h!EfeatS mlstakegt 70 aShss itsWith strung
drastic drugs "a torpid liver - but mn
ifndicattonso Of nj; III snourish erfeebleds
bod q " hosa Eorrnns ii e,s penry2wft over
work IS Start xvit ff,e Etnfrnneh!n Al niIied
49,. g, 49, =
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Them IN WORKING order and SEQ how
quickly your liver. VIII become active
DR.. Pierce'sE Golden Medical s Discovery.
has made nv ma =, rvc1n,,s cures ~ .ltver
3t..hl. ~, n. !. -, ~ go 49,
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organs OIL olsesuon hha nutrition. II re-
stores the normal activity 9: The stomach.
increases TUG scctetlons OF ing max
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TO NOMINATE CONGRESSMAN

sHELBYNII.LE. Ind, June a.
For the first time in years there will
be n real fight for the Democratic
nomination for congressman Of the
Sixth district in the convention here
tomorrow. The district has long been
solidly Republican. but this year the
Democrats are hopeful OF success. The
leading candidates for the nomination
are Cicero s. Northern, OF Greensburg.
and F. NJ. Alexander. OF yBrookline.
with several dark horses also en-
tered. q
g5s1 r. 1900 -T----S-- ~ ~
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.EEntertained Class.

g Miss Gertrude HUFF entertained the
members. of the Hustead-Huf class
last evening at her. home on East
Park avenue. The hours were very
pleasantly spent and choice refresh
gments were served.
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sThe health 81 oilr & ossmrdmululnity III
pretty good 81 exreptS feM
cases of mumps.
4 Our farmers are All done planting
corn and some Sof them have com.
menced working corn e and shooting |
ground squirrels. II 4: ~ e
Il Road working Is the order of the |
day around here now and we hope 1t
will continue for some time as some OF
the roads we're almost !fmpas1able..
1 We saw N wton Eddy in our village !
the other evening With a grin on his |
face and a crib on his shoulder. It's
a girl. e Nj "a I:
Dave Michael Ihallowed SO much at
the5ball game the sosh that he could
not talk louder than a cricket could
chirp. 8 6; ~ y
IS Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Dias are here call
ing on relatives and friends for a day
or two before leaving for Virginia
where. AR. Dias has purchased a farm
on which he will locate at once. his
household goods having been shipped
few days ago. We will all miss Sam
AMI lose a good citizen. = II 4.
Decoration Day was celebrated here
with two ball games and a large crowd
OF people ,wre here from the surround
ing country to witness them. The
threatening rain In the morning kept
some away but By ten o'clock there
was a good crowd out and the game
scheduled between the Federal Coal
Company team and McCuraysville was
called at 10:30. 1t was a well.played
game but the home team outplryed the
visitors all through holding them out
until the ninth Inning when they got
one run in. They nre a nice gentle
manly set of players but simply was
out classe,l and accepted their defeat
like men. Score: ,i.
Federal.1; McCur.lysville. t.
Batteries-Beadle and Golf: Arnett
and Miller.
After the game was over the visitors
and also the Baxter players, which was
here to play the afternoon game, was
taken in charge by the home team
and all had dinner by that time II
commenced raining and 1t locked like
the fun was all over, but after raining
about one hour 1t cleared Off and the
sun shone out bright and the people
once more turned their faces toward
the ball grounds. eager to witness what
they believed would be a hotly con
tested game, and in this they were
not disappointed. After the grounds
had dried or sufficiently the game be
tween Baxter and McCur,lysville was
called at $3.50 and both teams went In
with that determined look that says
plainly We mean business, and the wa,
they played proved 1t. Neither side
scored until the sixth inning when the
home team got one score by. a very
close margin. In the eighth they gol
another. making two to nothing unit
the ninth inning when the visitors
punched hits enough to score with two
men down. 1t was simply pitchers
battle with good support, both Amos
and Eddy being in good shape. The
writer has seen a good many league
games played by professional players
but II never saw game played with
as few errors. Everything went OF
quietly and there was no disputins
over decisions nor any disposition
shown to do anything unfair by either
team and all left the field fully salts
fed, which surely speaks we'll for then
both as ball players and gentlemen.
Score:
Baxter.1; McCnr.1ysville. 2.
Batteries-snyder and Amos; Arnett
and Eddy.
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Aid Society,

;sf X The ladies' AID Society OF the Dla-
Smontl Street M. L. Church will meet
sS;.lf'lhursilay evening at tho home OF Mrs
ELLA Scott.
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To Attend PARTY.

,sss ME:and Mrs. J. N. Gaskins. Mrs.
Clarence Fisher, Edna and Howard
Gaskins went to Pennington yester-
day where they attended n party Inst
evening Sat the home Of Mrs. Ida
4Hupp. NJ 4, is. IS
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Sicillan club,

he memhers of the S!cllInn Thin
,seble Club will meet nj the home of Mrs
I Edward Gillart on East Park avenue
Friday evening.
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3. e. Club.

fg.S The gB. E.. Club will be entertained
"wednesday evening Mt the home OF
Miss Penrle Jacobs.
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M. C. T. M.

The Nv. c. r. u. will meet Mt the
home OF Mrs. Belle Bennett on Market
street Friday afternoon.
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For sale By.

For sale BY
c. |. Reitz, ~
Falrmcnt Feed Mill. "
NJ. c. sprague, Amos, w. Va.
3. P. mussrave, Fairmont, WA. A4
Y. G. Floyd. Mannington, VIVA.
1. nj Kuhn, Mon onaah, w. Va.
RA. Merrif1etd. FaI-mont, w. Va. 4. B.
.. NJ. Davis, Fairrnont. Wa.
J. Nj. Arnett, Falrnrone. W. VA. 8
a. Tom ant, Rtvesville, w. Va.
a. L starkey, N Huntington, VA
Morgan Bros, + airn.cnt, w Va
Wisnan e Hall, Fairr,1snt. We Va. III
Geo. A. Walters, Falrmont, w. Va. B
.E. III. Hoult. ilollit. Va.
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COLT SHOW IN BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. June with q fiat
terfng number Of entries, the Maryland
Colt Show Association opened It's in
aug'iral exhibition at Prospect Park
today. The show will last four days.
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ADELAIDE: Faf III Ia
Mother 81 ~ "thev can't shy anything too
mod nhoiit Gold Nrnf1ol E'lnt1r .. CRANKY
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-08

lie waa born In Minnesota and was
brought ap on a farm. Then be
taught school and studied law.
The law business In ayau's town
didn't amount 10 much lie hunted
up G q Dawes. who like wise had
suffered Ia Lincoln. when be reach.
ed the capital. ard through Dawes
he secured a position rs Law clerk
In the new department OF lnkuiaI
affaifn n paid him 81 100 q year
fortune 20 MaEooa ai that time.
MAgoon was big. six feet -four
shamea even the var secretary
One day the president saw him aud
opened hia eyes in admira,ion
When he heard Masoon laugh his
interest Increased Quietly be b..
gan investigating the robust lawyer.
II wasn't long until MACON had
q more responsible position. Then
he wss made minister Co Panama
lie was an instantaneous success.
lie had the knsck al making friends
everywhere. In Panama he vaa a
faxufite.
When the United States complet-
ed negotiations for the canal Ma
scon vas made governor Of the ca
nAl Eone Again be shone. lie took
the sob seriously. lie had -isckssd
the Central Americans nightly a.
minister. he won their hearts In
the canal Eona as governor. One
aid to his blK lift was his religion.
he IL a Catholic.
Then when the revolution In Cuba
brought President PRlma's reslgna.
ton and Uncle Sans Intervention.
MaKoon was named governor OF
Cuba That was a trtfle less than
a scar and a half ago.
IN his legal capacity. as adviser
In the bureau Of insuiar affairs.
he had shown remarkable aptitude
Ia adjusting the constitution TO the
insulaf needs. In Cuba he has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-08
DROWNED

AHei Edward wahlatrom = ..,,..
% years old fell from the Co...
dock At : O'Clock last nlskt =.
was drowned II Is believes =
victim Va suffering with 49,.
disease "fsH
No one witnessed the se,sa...
John Erickson On the dock !, 4.
time. heafa a splash ana - 4
yentigatlon saw a man sirurs,...
belpleHHly IN the water
Erickson rot q party Of ma. :.
gether and a foN boat was sss, !,
the rescue. bat Wahlsiro. =.
dead when found
Wahlaif0m had been pseIns
and down the dock an The evss,.s
but Il T. not believed TIA, -.
had any bearing on HIS dfox,s..
The man vas member "a i.
Sailors uuion. bat aside from u.
little IL kno9n Of him. The ~.
ig AZ Bonner. Waiaon'a
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YESTERDAYS RACES
OAKLAND

First race. three quarters mile
Walchiul. iof tkeoghl 2 to !. won
Tancfed. l0s. second. Integrity, iiz
third. Time. 30 IS.
second race. one mile Thurbet.
1917 tRandyl. 10 I. won. Cocytus
is2. second. billy Watkins. t02
third Time. - 80.
Third race. seven siEtcenihs mile
Ornate. Toe likIrnehbauml "a o
won. Haziei. Ia. second. Minnie
Bright. i0I. third Time. fi.
Fourth race. eleyen. sixtrenthi
mllc-Tom shaN. i9t C. Miilsfl.
60 1. won. Elevation. 100. second
nncollc ioG. third Time. i:ii 81
Fifh race. mile and 20 yards
The Captain. lie tlilberp. 10 /
Won. Wolfvllle. -. second; Der
dom. III. third Time. ! 80 rs.
sixth race. one mile Coyne
i0s tHayesl. 4 % 6. won. Eudofa,
l0i. second The Engliahman. 10.
third. Time. it7is.