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National
Blue-grass blade., 1909-08-15
BLUE GRASS BLADE.

guished guest and offer the hospitality of the place; the
reporters strain their to catch few atterng remarks
from the lips of the great man. which day gladden.
the hearts of thousands. Surprising Darwin should pass
through such place. the majority of the people would
not take any notice of him, dollar would be expended
his where thousands would be offered receive
worthless member of society And who those people
who their money useless avocatons and childish
play! Principally the classes that it by the labor
of their hands, who, according the utopian apostles do
not get the wages to which they entitled. Mr.. H.
George probably includes this application of the peoples
money under the functions of capital to give direction to
productive labor by consumption because he does not
ton that people could make any other than the most judi
cious of their labor their money But what must be
the mechanical effect of this great folly attach the value
of productive labor to brutal sport The thousands of
single dollars become capital in the hands of few for
which society has not received any value.
Ambition is the soul of the Americans, they must excel
all other nations, if the object is desirable
and in respect injudicious expenditure of money for
worthless sport they are the greatest fools on earth.
At the present stage of evolution of the human race,
great of people has seldom reasonable object
In the old country large numbers brought together for
the purpose of killing each other for the exaation of
few Here they assemble in the interest of few politi
Clans between whom the people may choose; for the sake
of peasue from nearsighted egom and hypocrisy in at
tending what they call divine service. Or they meet in
secret conclave to indu teang their vanity, dress
in gorgeous uniforms and paaphernaia and glorfy in
imposing titles grand and sublime potenate
earth had bestowed upon him. How it faters the
grocer saloon keeper, who in ordinary life does
not count among the four hundred sit a dias and
receive the respectful homage of the BRETHREN who address
him great worshipfu MASTER, high chief ranger, ETC.
The real comendable object of the lodges does not
quire any secrecy and be expressed in dollars and
cents but the omfoolery and pomposy form the prin
cipal attraction for certain class of people Vanity and
conservatism the conspicuous features in the consttu
ton of of the lodges The patriotic of America
find necessary recognize the divine being which must
be very gratifying the lord who is losing followers
every day. Concerning the principle of nativity don't
think that any intelligent person will envy tho home bred
ass whose nationality makes him eligible subject for
membership of this order, than the highly educated
foreigner
Here are the Knights of Labor and similar organizations,
Blue-grass blade., 1909-08-15

facilities for work. created through the system of division
of labor. But usual in such cases. they apply their
efforts rather onesded they their energy upon
the solution of the wage question exclusively which is but
the result of other social factors described above
They hope to establish permanent, unchange
able scale of wages which will always tend 90 down,
unless of the of poverty be removed-the
sumption by unproductve labor and the unlimited supply
of physical force by immigration and natural increase If
they believe physical force the predomnang power
in society," they denounce progress and attempt stop the
world in its onward To the dynamic forces of the
universe pressed into the service of mankind by human
intellect the great advance of this century the
past Will must precede action in individual well
in thousand and intellect guide the will in order
accomplish the object If there people who earn
much money without doing any work, do not say they
steal it, acknowledge the truth. They obtain it through
hrewdnessby taking advantage of institutions which the
people in their ignorance permit to exist If lawyers
accumulate fortunes everywhere it is not because they
der important service their fellow citizens No;
it is simply because the laws permit them to ten
hundred dollars for the time in which other people
but by honest labor If railroad be-
manifold mllionaires because they control the
of transportation whose compulsory for the
multitude, do not them of steang they simply do
what everybody else does-seek their advantage-and they
know it, while the people do If elegant churches rise
everywhere consider that this money is spent for buying
false teachings instead of TRUTH without which there be
progress Remember that thorough reform of
social organization requires the cooperation and unison of
all classes representing productive labor and cannot be
introduced and enforced by faction party alone. All
attempts overthrow society by acts of violence directed
against possession in general without discriminating be-
tween individuals, must be futile and only result in
destruction of life and property by which nobody is ben
Gifted The object of reform must be to abolish the
for certain evils, and not the impossible reverson of the
past effect The platform ought to be:
l. Revision of the constitution in regard to the cgisla
tive power of the single states.
2. Revision and amendment of the civil and criminal
laws rational basis, the true supposition that the
majority of the people good and sensible enough far
their intellect goes not to need any laws, and that
community is not altogether insane asylum.
3. Conversion of all public institutions no public
property.
4. Taxation on the basis of necessity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05
.YOUS|FF AND
WARNER WILL
MIX It FAST
Card Next Friday Night
Will Be Best Of Season
Both Men Are Good
Wrestlers.

The card at tho Arena tomorrow
night promises 10 be one Of the
beat Of the season. Bort Warner
Mix's unknown, shows ~ 10 be- a
clever man. built from the ground
Up. every inch a wrestler
Pltted against him will be Big
Youslfi. the Terrible Turk. who
was beaten BY Charles Olson al the
Arena couple OF weeks ago
should Warner win # "a probable
that he Will be matched with Olson.
and in ease that match should also
80 TO him Il Ia expected that tho
clamOrlng Of the fans Will make
Roller come out u his hiding and
meet tho unknown
II Yousiff wins the match next
Friday night he will draw down
the $500 purse offered Tor the mill
and H. W Mix will go down In
bis Jeans for another $500 10 send
old Pete baron back 10 Honolulu.
In case Warner pins Yonalffa
shoaldorr 10 The canvas the purse
viii 10 direct 10 Baron. who wins
In any case Warner will receive
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05

cific asa fair teat for all sections
Of the country. The uiao onea are
predicting that the Seattle Stadium
will witness not lev smashed
records.
Probably the strongest Western
AGGREGATION will wear the COLOR
VI The Olympic club Of thit city
and tho Mulinomah club Of Port.
land
smlthsou holder Of the psesrnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05
ANOTHER MEET
ON AUGUST 70
GREAT ATHLETES COMPETING
IN A. A, v. CHAMPIONSHIPS
WILL STAY OVER FOR CON.
CONTEMPORARIES AND PAY
BTHGAk DAY.

In tho big sports meet In the
Stadium on C0noenaionaifeH and
Pay streak day, August 20. some Of
tho world famous athletes who are
coming 70 compete In tho 4, A. u.
championship will be seen, as many
Of lhom have stated that they viii
find a pleasure 10 passing hero the
intervening five or nix days be.
tween the A A U inset and that
u the cohceaalpnairea Tim Me
Gralh. Aan Francisco, noted sport
promoter. who " nov IN Seattle.
believes that soma u the Marathon
champions will certainly put In an
appearance and take part IN the
contests Although the Irish.
American club Of New York IL un.
able 10 send q team for the cham.
pionnhlp meet some of It's greatest
men. among them John Flanagan.
the hammer thruNer will come as
individuals, and they also have
signified their intention Of taking
part In the hlE events Of August 20
Ralph Rose, tho Western giant. ia
certainty. while several Of the
fastest npriniera are already booked
The Stadium sports will take
place Immediately after the parade
Of all nations and the queen u the
carnival will probably preside, sur
rounded by her brilliant court. and
will foliov ancient and modern
precedent BY onngratulatink the
winners IN tho manner VI her royal
sisters ai Olympic eonteHts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05
VANCOUVER MEET
OPENS AUGUST ~
PROMISING BUNCH or ENTRIES
GOOD LIST OF JOCKEYS
ATTRACTIVE srAkEs'

VANCOUVER, IS c. Ang. =
The Mlnoru club race meeting viii
open here Saturday, August ~ aud
will last 20 days.
The British Columbia Thorough
bred association has resolved word
that tho bost riders now on tho
COAT and a number from tho mid
die west will be- on hand for tn"
opening. The pick Of the riding
talent at the Willows will be seen
In action and will include Afehl'
bald, Brooks. LycurFus, Auburn,
yosper, King. Mcbride. keogh. w
Kelley. W. Powers. Leeds and itilg.
Then some Of the minor performers,
such as Matthews, Callahan, Nc
Evan. Kideffs. seldom. shals, An
dernon. u. Mchwen. Madden. Coles.
lowers aud 7. Sullivan. will be on
hand,
The Butte stars will come in A
crowd. Among them will b.
Ahriner, pickena. Don0fltE, Van
Dnsen. Sandy. II, Smith and
Harris
The 10 stakes announced are all
filling exceptionally we'll The
stakes arrs
Tho Inauguration Handicap.
d 900. reoyearolda and upwards.
one mile. August ~.
Juvenile stakea, $500 three
yenrdlda and upwards, four fur
longs. August &c.
The vancouver Derby, 1900;
three. yahrolds. foal Of 1906. one
mile and an eighth, August Is.
The speed Handicap, 1906 all
ages. five furlanEs, September !.
Auction Selling slAksh $500,
three year olda and upwards. al1
furldnFs. September T.
Labor bay Handicap. $500, three
ycAroldn and upwards, one and one
quarter miles. September 8.
The Empress High Weight Han
dicap, $500. seven fuflongs. all
agea. September II.
Young idea stakes. $500. two
year olis, foals Of 1907. five fur.
longs. September n.
Granville Handicap. 5000 three
Ycsrolds and up~arda. one mile.
September ~.
Press Selling Stakes. $500.
three yearoldH and upwards. sir
aud onehaif furlonEN, soptein-
Der -
Tho Goodbye Handicap. 5000: one
mile. three yoarolds and upwards.
September IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Aus 5

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. AUG b.
with their first opportunity In the
history OF field athletics in Amer.
lea, to compete on an equal foot
ing. As regards numerical strength.
With athletes frum the Fast. the Pa
cific eoast amateurs are looking
forward eagerly. With ROXY dreams
Of many captured hoAofa. 10 the
official A. A Z. field meet which
will take place In the Stadium Of
tho Alaska Yukon Pacific exposi.
ton Al Seattle on August u and II.
With such representatives a.
Forrest smithzen. ..alph Rose, An
drew Giarner. oliver Huston and
Jack Nelson. the new Washington
crack spFinter. in the running, tho
coast is anticipating the grabbing
OF Of some nov championships
There Ia more than ordinary con.
fdenee In coast amateur cireicH
The reason Is that heretofore Pm
cific coast clubs had not been able,
because Of excessive expense. to
send all Of their promising men
10 Eastern meets Many chances
have been sacrificed In order to get
the men looked upon ss sure win
ners 10 the Eastern fields with
a sanctioned meet on the coast and
With the exposition management rx.
trcmaly generous in bringing teams
from the Fast. however, tho CON.
Ing meet Il looked upon on the ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05
KAUFMAN SAYS JEFF
WILL NEVER FIGHT

PORTLAND, Aug. b.--sJoffrlos
will never fight Jack Johnson"
said Al Kaufman. tho big heavy.
weight who refereed the Roller.
BergOlson wrestling match at tho
exposition rink last night Al Ia as
confident that his assertion is good
as he ia that he can whip any man
but Jeffriea In the county.
Jeff ia in good shape now hut
at that he has no intention OF
fighting Johnson, aud the only
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05
GOING RIGHT
AF TER COAST
LEAGUE JUMPS
Newspapers Criticise Old
rip" Van Haltren in
Caustic Terms - Many
Fans Leave the Game.

PORTLAND Ore, Aus b-Fot
lowing several weeks criticism of
umpirca In the employ Of the Pacific
Coast league. the newspapers VI
thlH city today comment In oauHiie
terms on the Portland work Of the
Indicator men yesterday afternoon
In the opening ramn Of this sorica
between San Francisco and Port
land
Tho Evening Journal says;
rCal hwlngs system OF umplrf
Ing was the medium Of u Ieorlne
demonstration Of the Portland fans
yesterday whom Umpire Van Halt.
ron called Nick Williams safe At
the plate In the ninth inning,
though be appeared 10 be easily
out By Fisher, who was standing
on the plate with tho ball when
Williams slid home Half the
grand ataasl and helaehcra. eampos.
Ing the largest Tuesday crowd that
ever Witnessed a game outside the
opening daY, In unison started for
the ears, thoroughly disguntsd
sane and conservative callfof.
mans among tho spectators were
heard 10 express regret NJ the To-
cident At the plate. especially since
President lsh. Of the San Francis.
60 club. came solely fer tho
purpose Of placating the Mc.
CFedica East Portland fans aud
winning thrm over 10 a kindlier
disposition toward tho Southern
clubs.
Van HAitfcn was hlaaed and
hoated and Ieered and there were
ealerwauls for ENink. Ions and tho
rest Of tho California outfit Long.
however. vas not in the grand
stand and therefore did not get the
benefit Of the demonstration.
HAt almost aYey stage Of the
Famr yesterday tho faFufitlsm
cropped out Il started in the
Judgment Of balls and STRIKES. and
reached i,n climax when Williams
was called safe. IN tho same To-
ming Mecredle was called out At
fIrs, on a ball that had been clear.
" beaten. aud that is the way Il
went
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05
IS ERRORS;
Z INNINGS;
TURKS WON
Despite the Boobies 1t Was
Some Game - George
Engle Twirled Classy
Ball.

A Mamihouers. the Turks are
rathaf classy. They nosei the Port
land Colts cut 2 to I over the
twolvc-inning route yesterday eve,
white the anxious wives Of the 10
cal fans put the supper In the oven
90 keep warm
There were some real molodra'
matte thrills 10 the course OF events,
Seattle opened up with heavy ar
tiilery In the first and whgn the
smoke cleared off the hattie field.
had four dents In the pan. The
Colts replied with their field guns
and ripped two holes In the score
board. The second was uncvcutfnl,
but IN the third the Portland boys
broke loose again and sent hrce
men around the circuit
Our own lee Magec was there
with the willow IN the eighth and
jammed one into right. with Capron
on first. sending The latter gent
home and tying things up.
Hut the real thrill hohhed NJ In
tho eleventh. Two men we're down.
the bases were full and Nike Lynch
strullad up to the plate. as did the
Casey o. Old And like Casey again
the Mirhty Nike struck out on.
somewhere In this favored land. the
sun was shining bright, and some
where bands were playing and
somewhere hearts were liEht, but
not IN the Queen CITY. AZ tho end
Of the eleventh yesterday
The curtain was runs down IN
the twelfth, when Capren scored
from third when Murray foosled a
pitched ball
There were some fifteen hobbies,
more than necessary In a we'll res
ulated game. aud Mics men vere
responsible for ten OF them IN.
gle pitched superb ball. allowing
but four safe rHps. Score;
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05

reason he has put up hts 1900 Is
to boom his theatrical ventures. .
said Kaufman. u like jeff per
sonally and know what he has been
doing for the past i've years. and
let the tell you be can never put
up a good fight after the disapa.
ton he has gone through. True.
johnson has been hitting the pace
some himself during the last six
months and do not think he could
fight much himself.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05
STRAIGHT DOPE FROM
FIGHT FOLLOWERS


hoops In q drawn out cpncertina,
and his legs arc about as huge and
bulky as an after tea cisaret In
one n his earlier fights cove-who
spells his first name rorcle- suffer
I'd knockdown. and although he
was not knocked out was counted
out because he could not extricatr
himself from the floor, his sharp
elbow. as keen az swords
Point, having been driven through
the mating and into tho boarding. In
which Il was firmly inbodded when
the fighters seconds came To his
rescue. Betting on tho Cove-Atteii
and Hyland. Frsyns fight. has OPEN
ed AT even money.
Sam berger left behind to arrange
tho details Of the Johnson Jeffries
maich--take that noise away. our
lips sore enough now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05

Packey Netherlands sweeping
challenge TO all the liEhtweiKhts
doesn't seem to have stirred %
much dust Nelson has completely
ignored u thus far. but tho Dane,
being a practical man, probably ia
thinking II over There may be
something doing when Coffroth gets
out Of the woods, but until thon the
boys will have to cool their heels as
host they can. back In tho torrid
East
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05
HYSON NEW INTERNAL
REVENUE COLLECTOR

WASHINGTON. D. c. AUG o.
The senate has confirmed the
nominations Of Hugh Gibson. Of
California. AZ secretary TO the
American embassy Of London. and
Willard Hyaon ~ collector Of In.
lsrnal revenue for tho dlterict OF
Washington,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05
OLSON AND YOUgTg
TOO MUCH FOR ROus

PORTLAND. AuR. ~,
eaeried himself 70 mneh y. Y,
alEhi ia dumping BIZ Yos ny, !
TURK that be had a INV ,Is' Ny :
keep from being pinned y ~
By Charles Olson 81 Ja1,la I
in the NEXT fall. '"a'aa'<,
The doctor oontrae,sA
both Of them 10 is NINA. v =
got Yousiff TO The sat ' VA
and wrist lock In b MAJ ~. =
% seconds When hs sss No. Z. Y !.
Olson, The swode forced ~ \ \, z
defensive aud came hss, "a ~. = :
the Seattle man. o''fs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05
NO CLICK OF THE
CHIPS AT SARAlKI

gARArOdA, n. Y. Al,
Ids on Saratoga. me s,.,,ll
who rushed To saraiosa Al "A. =
Ing Of The races 10 lie ~, .
the IN Was on 70 say, an !.
IN Gotham badly dlsrrun,lss
II was hfeezsd around Ss~s..
that not only would cand.ss. 1
nous place be open, ku, -
fare and everything elis srsl !
running fun blast sey.r,i !, !
biers fitted up bgiidinu I. -
shape 10 aHtioip4tioh Of n M
q single game vas psruiiis, /
open.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05

CHUNKY" flassey pulled off one
hand catch himself that was not 50
dilaiory. In the sixth Caprou slap
ped one to fight which was tagged
for a safe hit hut nassey backed
close to the boards and pulled II
down with one hand. all of which
earned him several rounds Of ap.
plauss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05

With two down and two on,
Teaiey Raymond gave a beautiful
exhibition Of real bali playing IN
the first o. the 18th. when he kited
over to second and acooped EnEle's
snap peg Mr.. Crocker was the vic.
tim. That's the sort Of ball play.
Ing that counts. Tealsy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05
eY THE RlneslpGR.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. o.
Johnny O'kcefc. the clever Denver
midhiswelghi. ia hot on the trail u
Frank Manieii. who Ia ciamoring for
fight with Bill Papke. o'Reefe
holds a io-round decision over Man
tell and Ia willing to bot $500 that
he can repeat over n so-roune route,
o'Kosfs IL 10 take Young Peter
jackson on under tho same c9ndi.
lions, o'Keefc Ia game. strong and
clever and showed his class when,
with barely "a hours notice he
fought the fast coming Terry Roller
to a atandstill In 10 rounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05

Tom McCarey. who appears 10 he
subllmely confident that Ieffriep
and johnson will fight and who Ia
going after the match az though II
were really made, has taken the
first step In tho campaign to secure
the proposed battle for Los Angeles
by taking years license to hold
fights In Vernon. Mecarcy has not
decided whether 10 take over the
old Iefsries arena or 10 construct a
new one to hold from $4,000 to 10000
people,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05

match. 'H pli q 4
Jack cmloy. wbo h..
hla aor'ieas in pronoilns :, ~,
haa armaged To prs' ~ ,n9 ~
gs,'. .'.. royal a. a pfsIImls,,'' ,'s
bls event 4 coaple n s si', = !
eslihg goes Will pTobably XVI " z
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05

Hugh Kellaekey'H throwing 10
bases was very yellow And the
Colts took advantage Of his bum
heayes To the tune Of seven steals.
This stuff would have discouraged
an ordinary twlrler. hut George
Engle proved his EameneaH By
never turning a hair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05
Base Ball
SCkoHCr&

L vas a hard game to lose but
a daisy 10 win.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05

TnfhI4 - u . ~ II
two out when winning run was
scored.
srcre BY Innings
seattle ..tooa ooota Is
Portrd - ga 0 e0e . e-=s
Summary. Tws-baas MAxee.
parseY Three-tsaea hif - capron
facrifics hlts-Cocney. !. ADAMS.
rrocker. Finance. Stolen has~s=
Bennett. Lynch. capruu. !. hassef
rooueY, Adams. : Kennedy. ,. STA
ton. struck aut-By EnEie. a. By
Finnnnce wild pitrh-fiunancs
HIT By pitched baif--Csprnn BY Pin
nancs Passed haii--Aurray. Time
Of gAms-i hours % minutes um-
plfe--Frafy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05

sroKANE. Aug. i.--spoknns took
. lively swatfest from fancouy sr
yesterday. 10 70 > Home runs b.
James and Osfdisk. with msn on
tssss. helped the Indians alons
some. seors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05

Batteries Corridor and Doom:
Harmon. Raleigh and Phelps.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05
A. sh~rie~s.

ABERDEEN. Aug. s--The Cats
took a sleepy unintereEtiHH game
from Tacoma yesterday. klppcrts
work IN center was tho feature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05

New York.st Louis. no game
rain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05

chicaso-Philadelphia. no game;
rain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-05

NATIONAL LEAGUE

Batteries Mcintyre and Bergen ;
Willis, Phillip and Gibson.