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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01

u Trcmor. OF the sobra Vista
stable. showed surprising form yes
terday and was beaten two heads
for first money In n mile race
run in isS4.b In his last couple
Of starts II Tremor has finished no
where Just because the SohFa
Vista stable belongs 10 Millionaire
Rudolph Sprackeis - no reason
WHY Il Trensor should be allowed 20
perform Ia this manner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01

a. at Louis 81 Louis. a. rhiladsi-
phia.
Al Detroit boston. n Detroit. o.
- Cleveland Cleveland 80. New
Ysrh
~ Chicago Chicago. q Washing
ton. I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
ASSWIATION
FOOTBALL

VICTORIA. Aug Ia
thusiastio gathering Of rem. =
tives Of the Aasoclation Po.m..
soeiaiiona Of Nanalmo. I.ad's'
Victoria. Vancouver and -
held az The Driafd hoisl
league WAS born Il viii ds.aa.a ~
championship Of the pacin ~ y
west a constitution was 49,
the schedule prepared and as s.
elected, while Con Jones os . J
Vanc0uvers most ardent IN Nv
erH OF soccer Announced ~ syF'
would present q handsome 49, nv :
yer trophy 70 represent a. n \. Z
nant ''S ~
Officers were elected AZ so,,.
President. Con Jones'. v,ee ~.
dent, r. Helndmarch. re.,s ~
treasurer. w. Ellis
Games win be played AZ tek.
Sept. Nanairno W. Va
YER.
Sept Victoria Va. Ladv.u.a
Sept Seattle " Isdys s'.st
Oct 0-~Vancouyer " aes s,l.'A
Oct. Nanaimo Vs. seassla
Oct ls -I.adyamlth W No..
Oct 3i-Vancouyer Va 49,
smith.
Oct 3i--Ylct0ria W Nans,~.
Nov. Seattle W. ganalne
Thanksgiving yle,ors :.
Vancouver. "
Nov. Vancouver Va v.ssss.
Nov. 1S-Ladysmith u. sss@s
Dec. l2-Victoria ys. seatE
Dec. lS-LadyEmith vs.. sezh
Dec. 20-Nanalmo W.. vicms
Jan. Seattle Va vancome
Jan. Nanaimo vs.. Ladysssa
Jan. l0--Seattle vs. Vict0rh
Jan. i7-Ladysmith W.. Van.
yer
Jan. 23-Yancouver VI. Nans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01

A. fostnu Chicago. 8t Boston.
~ philadelphia Philadelphia 1i Gin.
einnatl o
~ Iire0iiyn rittsbura. g. Brook.
iYn.
Al New York Mes York. .. g.
Louis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01

Stanley Ketchell Is not ehz-sx
middleweight Of the world. "
Langford. the Boston mHlaiio g
looms between the oowboT sza y
coveted crown. Before kesentA
meets any heavyweights. BE- eli =
well TO sign up with Langfort IA
fight would draw a barrel II nnasl
aud show whether Keichal 3 q
legitimate champion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01

For the past ton days the favor.
tie IN the isat race has been beaten.
Il certainly seems a. II a first
choice were due 10 capture the clos.
ing event
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01

Tony Tubcrvilic had the big bet
on Early Tide yesterday. and after
the race his bank roll looked as
though :, had been run over by a
steam roller.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01

KID Mccoy knocked out old Ps's
Maher in the second round d wa
was 10 have been q fouFsrcund q
hihitIon bout for charity a ~
York last Monday. When Askee I
he would box Mccoy. Mahsr 500
ed aud referred to Mccoy a
dub" The willy Kid got he =
venge when Peter cane into y
ring. Evidently McCoy's fists pan
not lost their cunning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
STAR FORM CHART

~ sssTrhE yas lsly 2 is rsls weather s
3r2-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01

Bunstine viii do. The eloss..s
Renton lad "a catching fine baii y
has plenty Of ginger In his wi
He Is a reliable backstop, ans -
"a few years experiences ana 49,,
weight will make a name tof Il
self In the national game. Ths y
Bunny" hands them down 10 s.
causes base runners 70 think ~
before stealing He isa ~
weak with the stick. howefes n
perience will probably remedy :.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01

The members Of the Irish Arsa
can Athletic club Of New Yosk shs
are visiting Ireland received Is
mend0us welcome At Dahln =
night The fact that the lana
athletes twisted the tail Of IL Brss
ish Lion has made them sold e
Erin's soil.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01

Ciocker neil handed ont Golden
orioie az a special to hls clients,
and they were about the only ONES
that quit winner yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01

Pirate Queen ~as supposed 10 be
another Pert. and whsn the prices
went up In the first race. the book.
les we're almost knocked of their
blocks By the wild rush 81 the plk.
ers TO get down at any old price
when the betting settled Pirate
Queen was a % favorite. and
she wound up In ninth position.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01

Nelson Jones had n good day and
cleaned up about sl.tp0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01

summary Two base hltH D. uon-
nett ai Bennett ncndcr Sacrifice hits
trt1f uulaehi. Cartwright Hurley.
stolen base -- J, bennett illts - ofs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01

Co. l. baseball team Of lhs ~
tional Guard will leave fof he slis
encampmenf on Sunday ard r
try and win the championship I
the encampment from the team 4
the Oregon companies and ita ~
uiars. Co. l. has won II u ~
last % games.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
ELEVEN INNINGS
TO BEATSEATTLE

Bender followed suit. Cahiil mnffed
the ball and swain vcnt third. Sits
flew out 10 Cahiil. Hoon Was hit
By one Of Boyie's slants Irby flew
oat Hardness hit 90 ofiet and beat
the throg TO first. Swain scoring
81 Bennett droye out a fast double
and BENDER aud Hoon trutted across
the pan. Boyle WAS stabbed and
Galaski sent in. Cartwright sin
gled aud Hardness came home.
Hurley poked a hot one at Reliable
Terry. who threw him out AZ first
The Miners made their tally 3 In
the eighth inning Hoon singled.
lrby hit 90 Ofiel and Hoon was cut
off at second Bennett walked and
Cartwright singled. Hoon scoring
Tho side then retired
Rally In the Seventh.
The Slwashes made a great rally
In the seventh. Rowan led off with
single. McKune flew out 20
Swain. Bennett raped out anoth.
or Hardness was stabbed. aud Olaf.
lin went tn Rowan and Bennett
moved up a station on passed ball
Frisk punched a siEzler u Hoon. who
muffed Il. and Rowan scored Lns.
II lifted one Just over third. and
Bennett came in. Oriet hit 10 Cart
wright and was thrown out az first.
but Frisk came home. Bunstlne
ended the inning by rolling an easy
one TO Ciaflin and being thrown out
In the ninth the 9twashes had
three men on bases with no outs.
but no one came through with any
thing that looked like a hit.
Both teams went out one, two.
three In the tenth
Eleventh Inning.
IN the eleventh Galaski walked
Ciaflln and 81 bennett singled. Ga.
laski ticklcd Cartwright with the
hall and fitted the bases Hurley hit
20 tsussi and Claim beat the throw
In. Swain famed Johnnie BENDER
hit the bail 10 the fence and Bennett
and Cartwright scored Bender was
caught out trying TO sneak home.
The Siwashes could no nothing In
their half and the sorrowful fans
filed homeward. thinking OF what
might have been. bat knowing they
had seen a rafting contest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01

The Lurline won the zsaaas
yacht race from Honolnln 10 HIh
The Gwendolyn II. Of seziils ls'
ticlpated In the race and azlshsl
In third place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01

land.
~ rqrlland - San Francisco. Port.
oakland 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01

Victor McLagien, the Tsen..
heavyweight. and Denver "a
Martin. the negro. win fIst, -
rounds al Aberdeen. wssk !.
August 10. Denver "a Va |
pretty classy fighter a few -.
back. aud II he retains much ., i
old time form. he should tim b.
Tacoma product
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01

Soap Lake salts Kennedy
Company have completed reor.
Ranlzailon; Increased capital
Small investors have an oppor.
tunity 20 buy a limited number
OF shares OF treasury stock.
Call for particulars. Eplor
Block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01

Benny Mccain rode his frat win.
aer In many moons when he steer
ed Prince nruius home IN front IN
the last race.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01

Frank Balm was about the only
bookmaker Ina the ring that auit
loser He held several Of the los.
ing fasorites Ia his book and laid
against the winners. With dssas'
trous results.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01

Joe Harlan Is setting some OF Il
back. He won 5000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01

Iycurgus. who has boen riding In
splendid form lately. must have
had an of day yesterday lie
broke 4 up badly with ArcouEt.
Early Tide and Cohleskili. lie
managed 20 win with Adeia r.. at
8 to 1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01

hffheFh fefHTeft rfafffsf
AAn"shA fsff-aaa tfrftHsfrf
batteries -catff and BsetiiKsTs Hail
and shea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01

Vancouver ...... ........fQ IS
SPOKANE frasts+rs ss.at+ss
BATTERIES Erickson. Enaie and Arbo-
Huaii Hollis Roberts and Rogers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01

Tims--tgf. "a ass ftft
DO place. SIS SHOW CohlHakiU ale HltoN
ralned hy y Hsnneasy
ne
start ard held his field safe Nsais mel
clear Nppleskli no chance With t4s rf8e
queen ana Rogue had early speed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01

Al post 4 minutes orr n f.ffA T
nrntus place. 80 show Monte o.
Winner en-. hfutus Princess Ira
start good Won first four driving
NrufuH took the lead shortly after u
with Interference oioeed strong when q
Earnmado knocked out ~ " at start Qg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01

Bookmaker Dllly Engstrom won
s.. 100. lie won 81 400 alone 20 the
Choik Hedsick race.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
LIVE NEWS FROM MEADOWS
sv RsFUoEE

race that he only had small bet
down. Matt Rites having beaten him
to the price.
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-22
SPORTS
OLD SPIRIT ON
STANFORD GRID

OF the men who played throughout
the 1907 season there are now eleven
in college. len of these men played
in the PILL game and the eleventh,
Cook, was a substitute throughout the
year, actually getting into the Vancou-
yer games in the Christmas vacation.
The ten men who have returned are
Captain Crawford, '09, ex-Captain ko-
erner, '0S, Cub" Minturn, 'O9, "Bilr'
Pemberton, OS, Charlie Thorpe, o.
John o. Miller, 'OS, Mitchell, 10, Ca
nong, 10, Holman, '09, and Reynolds,
10. Besides this combination there
is another varsity man in college, Che
da, 10, who made the 1906 Rugby
team in his freshman year. There Is
no denying that the Cardinal starts
the season with a fairly good nucleus
from which to form a team. OF course,
the possibility exists thai some of the
men who are in some way or other
involved with the various committees
may not properly disentangle them
selves, but everybody hopes for the
best and all of these men have been
placed on the rubbing list by the loot
fall authorities.
In addition to the IS" men on the
squad are some men who were pro-
minent on the second team last year
and who are regarded as strong var
sity possibilities. Among them are
Terrill, '09, Heinly, '09 and Little, 10
and next week Faulkner, 10, who
played a strong game throughout the
season at fullback, will be with the
squad. From last years freshman
team Kenneth Dole will be the great
est acquisition. Dole was a tower OF
strength in the 1911 serum" and
ought to help the varsity out a great
deal this year.
Little is known of the individual
freshmen. AS a bunch, however, they
are a much stronger lot than their i'm
mediate predecessors and perhaps
there is varsity material among them
Practice this week has been hard
and fast. 1t has principally been con-
fined to kicking for touch, passing
PUSHES, rucking and line-out forma-
ton, but Thursday night a few serum
images were held. The freshman show
ed to good advantage here, holding
the junior team down to an so score
flanagan has been on the field twice
or three times this week, and as the
season progresses will be seen often.
err
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-22
TRAVELLING To
WIN WAGER

SAN FRANCISCO, September -
When the ordinary tourist strikes out
to see the country he expects to spend
a fortune buying railroad tickets, pay
ing hotel bills and other incidentals
but there arrived a tourist in San Fran
CISCO yesterday who has departed from
the old beaten path. He left New York
city June 16, 1908, without a penny
and if he does not return to the same
point within two years with S. 1000, aft
er visiting every state and territory
and Mexico he will forfeit a large bet
The name of this tourist is Louis L.
kraus, who brought a letter to the
sporting editor of The Bulletin from
the sporting editor of a New York
daily. Kraus is an ex-soldier, who
served an enlistment in the Spanish
war. How did l happen to start out
on this campaign" remarked Kraus at
The Bulletin Office yesterday, who is
a bright young American. can argu-
ment started me out on the road.
bet $4,000 that l could visit every state
and territory and Mexico and return to
New York with $4,000 inside of two
years. According to my bet, I had to
leave home without cent. Already /
have visited thirteen states and have
accumulated $1,1O0. AS l have been
travelling only three months it looks as
If was on fair way to win my wager.
How am l making my money? Well,
l started out in funny way l made
my first few dollars by selling the but
tons off my clothes for souvenirs, but
now devote my time to selling novel
ties In all the places have visited
l have found ready market for my
trinkets. OF course / must sell lot.
for in addition to amassing $4,000 iE
two years l have to pay my travelling
and living expenses. l don't stint my
self. live at good hotels and have
pretty much the best that is going.
Well, l must hurry along, for have to
be back to New York not later than
June IT, 1910" and with these words
Kraus left the Bulletin Office.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-22

A. d. Castro, j. G. Cohen, e. A.
Douthitt, John Kamanoulu, e. A. T..
Long and r. w. Single were chosen
by the Fourth District caucus of the
Republican convention last night as
candidates for the House of Represen-
tatives. All but Long were elected on
tine first ballot, he being highest CT
all who failed to receive a majority
of all the votes cast. His deficiency
was but seven in a field of eleven from
which to elect six.
Whoever had the ballots printed de-
parted from the regulation alphabet
cal order, the departure placing Dou-
thitt and Long at whatever disadvan-
tage there is in being at the bottom OF
the column. Castro also was down
near the middle when he should have
been at the top.
The first ballot resulted as follows:
( ]. G. Cohen, rs; Kahaunaele, SO; Ka-
manoulu, S3; Hanohano, SO; Kaleo,
26; Castro, 92; Makalena, "a; Shin
gle, 81; Baker, IS; Douthitt, 6S; Long,
60. Those elected in the order of num-
Der of votes for them were Castro,
Single, Cohen, Kamanoulu and Dou-
thitt.
Kaleo and Makalena having with
drawn, the second ballot resulted thus:
Kahaunaele, rs; Hanohano, rs; Baker,
a; Long, "a. Long, besides having a
margin of nine over the necessary
electing number, beat the aggregate
vote of his three opponents by 20.
| A. F. Judd, chairman of convention,
, called the Fourth to order The eau
Gus elected c. H. Cooke as chairman
! by reclamation. Jos. M. Little was
elected as assistant secretary and Ber-
nard H. Kelekolio as interpreter. The
chairman appointed Jas L. Holt,
Mark Robinson Jr. and Walter f..
Drake as judges of election.
The roll call showed 12S out of 1873
delegates present. Before the ballot
ing there were 1873 delegates to vote in
person or by proxy. One of the alb
sentees was Kalanianaole, the Con-
gressional candidate. ]. W. Cathcart
sent proxy.
After the six elected candidates had
been declared and the meeting was
breaking up on a motion to adjourn,
James H. Boyd secured the attention
of the chair to make statement The
departing members were called back
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-22

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Sept.
12.-The Rugby season is on in earnest
and coaches and players are bending
every effort to build up two represen-
tative tifteens, the one to bring to an
end CALIFORNIA; line OF freshmen VIC
tories, the other to make it five
straight next November.
During the summer and for the first
week or so after college opened it was
undeniably the case that Stanford stu
dents didn't see wherein they had
much of a show against the California
Bear this year and many Of them
thought that the Blue and Gold var
sity would easily turn the tide of de-
feat this way something which hasn't
been done since 1902, when Bobby
Sherman made his famous 100-yard
run behind magnificent interference on
Richmond field, San Francisco. That,
of course, is way beyond the memory
Of the present college generation, so
most of them were printing themselves
for the first defeat of the Cardinal.
That feeling OF resignation to defeat
has entirely passed away, however,
and the old flanagan fighting spirit is
gradually permeating the college once
more. The new spirit is not mere
empty enthusiasm by any means, but
is based upon a good substantial state
of facts, namely, that in actually
Stanford is starting the season this
| year under no circumstances that are
in any material way different from the
| circumstances under which she start
ed the 1905 season, which resulted in
victory of 1875, the 1906 season when
the Cardinal won 6-3, and the 1907
| season when the Cardinal rOmped
away from the Blue and Gold to the
tune of Pill. Then why shouldn't 1t
be done again? Merely because there
was slight rumpus onthe campus last
| spring? That is rot and the undergrad
duates are waking up to the fact that
despite the late unpleasantness they've
got just as good a chance of licking
Berkeley as ever. If. DR.. Taylor ex-
poets to turn out team that's going
to beat the Cardinal 1908 varsity 1t
will have to be considerably better
fifteen than represented the Blue and
Gold last year, for flanagan and Pres
'ey are going to whip a team into
shape this fall that will be nearly as
effective as the whirlwind 1907 aggre-
cation.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-22
FOR
ENTIRETY
BIDS TO BE ASKED FOR
PEARL HARBOR WORK AS
A WHOLE.

Civil Engineer R. G. Hollyday, Chief
Of the Bureau of Yards and Docks, is
on the way to the Hawaiian Islands to
make an inspection of the site for the
proposed naval station at Pearl Har-
Dor. He is expected to arrive there
September 20, and will make a tho
rough study of the land and water
features of the place. Acting Secre-
tary of the Navy Newberry having ap-
proved the plans for dredging the chan
mel, bids will soon be invited for that
part of the work. AS elsewhere stated,
Congress provided 100000 for begin
ming this work, but it is expected that
bids will be asked for the entire pro-
ject. The channel is to be cut out to
a depth of thirty-five feet and a width
of two hundred feet. The plans in
cluded the drydocK, which will be made
the subject of separate bids, to be call
| VI LOi WAIhAh INC hCAI low WOSho' II
is not unlikely that the estimates to
Congress this winter will include a
proposition for a complete naval ma
, chine shop and gun foundry possibly
at Pearl Harbor. This would prove
great convenience in making repairs
and refining heavy guns.-Army and
Navy Journal. Sept. 5.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-22
BASEBALL FAN IS
CRAZY OVER MIKE

Everybody in Honolulu by this time
has seen or heard of Mike, alias mi
que" Fisher, Here's what the san
francisco Bulletin says OF him:
Mike Fisher was once a baseball
player. The fans used to call him
"Home-Run Mike" This was years
and years ago. Mike could hit a
straight bail over the moon. Hence
his cognomen. But one day Mike
chased an out curve into the club
house, and he never came back The
mere fact that he is a has-been, how
ever does not entitle him to enter the
Bulletins contest, though a Napa bug
sent him a coupon today with these
few explanatory lines:
.NAPA, Cal, Sept. IL, 1908.
Contest Editor: | herewith enclose
you a vote for the most popular man
in baseball circles. l am crazy over
him and hat is why 1 am in Napa. |
am bugs over baseball and sunshine.
EDWARD ADoLPH BAER.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-22
THE CHOLERA SPREADING.

ST. PETERSBURG, September 22.-
The crisis in the cholera epidemic has
been reached. The army barracks
have been converted into hospitals.
Besides the cholera, there is an out
break of typhoid.
WASHINGTON, September 20. -
Cholera is reported from Annoy Han
kow and other Chinese cities. There
are sixty victims daily.
Governor-Gener Smith reports
from Manila that a house-to-house In
spection has been ordered and a thor
ough cleaning-up required as the best
means of fighting the cholera.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-22
ROOSEVELT GOES
FOR FORAKER
Quotes a Letter in Which the Ohio
Senator Tried to Bargain
With Taft
FIGHTING CHOLERA IN MANILA
Cruiser Colorado Coming-Bryan to
Visit Pacific Coast-Tubercular
Congress Opens.

OYSTER BAY, September Eyes
terday President Roosevelt issued a
pro-Taft statement as a result of the
Hearst-Foraker incident, declaring
that the Ohio Senator is the leader In
the upper house of opposition to re-
form. He quoted a letter from Forak-
er, in which the latter offered Taft
the endorsement of Ohio for the Presi-
dency providing Taft would help him
return to the Senate. This offer Taft
refused.
CINCINNATI, September 22.-Sen-
ator Foraker has refused to make a
statement in reply to the Presidents
charges.