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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-29

taking Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound TO see what it would do,
and l am restored to my natural
health. Mrs. ETA DONOVAN, Box
299, Willimantic, Conn.
The success of Lydia f. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, made from roots
and herbs, is unparalleled. 1t may be
used with perfect confidence by women
who suffer from displacements, intlam-
nation, liberation, tibroid tumOrS, IT.
regu!arities, periodic pains, backache,
bearing-down feeling, tlatulency, indi-
g~estion, dizziness, or nervous prostra-
ton.
For thirty years Lydia f. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound has been the
standard remedy for female ills, and
suffering women owe it to themselves
to ut least give this medicine a trial.
Proof is abundant that it has cured
thousands Of others, and why should il
not cure you!
WANICD-ST ONCE
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-29

rhE RENO JOURNAL, with commendable newspaper enterprise,
interviewed Hartman as he passed through Reno.
The journal asked him to make ONE expression in regard to the
Hartman told the people of Nevada 10 go to hell in as polite and
forcibc language IS he could use without insulting his erviewe
and turned 70 his companions or Endorsement Of his sentiment.
The sentiment a indorsed unanimously by his ickspiules present
Follows the interview in part:
Well the people If Nevada and the surrounding country are
somewhat aguatcd at the present time about the rattle rats. and
we would like TO hear from you
Quick as a flash zane the following from Mr. Hartman:
1T is played ut it is Played out, IT is past and gone. II
Nevada wants to get in the lead, her people should legfslate in
favor of combinations and coalitions + transportation nnes.* $500
Turning to the others in the party. among whom we're Vice
President and General Manager E. f. Calvin. of the Southern Pa
cic Railway Company. Mr.. Hartman asked, How is that? And
they responded in unison. That is good, that is fine
Nevada & to hell all right and would have done so long age
n 81. had depended entirely upon Hartman and his predecessors.
liarrimans statement, made the evening before the first hearing "
or given Nevada by a rate regulating authority may be signihcent, and
again it ia not be. Wen keep tyiug anyhow.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-29

walk Fps
without stopping
on the way. |
tried three differ,
ent doctors and
each told me some
thing different. I
received no benefit
o n of them,
but seemed to sui
fer more. The last
doctor said moth
ing would restore
my health I bepan
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-29
FLOW RS

Saturday morning and Sunday
morning the Muller drug store will
have a consignment of fresh cut
will be a regular feature at the Mui-
Ter store where orders may be left
NJ any time.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-29

DOCTORS
FAILED
LydiaE {. Pinkham's Vegeta,
bic Compound Cured Her.

Willimantic, Conn.-"For five years
| suffered untold agony from female
troubles, causing backache. Irregular.
ties, dizziness and nervous prOstra
tlOn. II was impossible for me to
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-29

ject any and all bids.
f. O. PATTERSON. Clerk of the
Board of County commissioners
Ormsby county, Nevada.
Dated Marh 1, 1909 I'd
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-03-29

Good Service at Eli Barkley's.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-15
olvg BArrERs A CHANCE.

Numerous have been the sugRrs-
,ionH 90 better batting IN baseball u,
hnt fhs most unique idea L. faihered
bv chief thinner. once one ~ the
greatest ~ easfheFs thinner be-
liaeea that much ~ tho weak hitting
results from the fact that the pitch
efs will not give a good hatnfnAh a
chance 60 hit when there are men on
iaHes 10 would therefore. prnRiizg
iho pitcher who walks a man. Wheih-
az purpaHely ~ otherwise. b. allow y
ing the haae runner o. advance "a
base whether he be- forced or not.
Here g. the way thn veteran Sizes
"a uu ard 30 uses fAlois a. nn en~
ample
"iia nog right for a pitcher 90 take
away fMFfsH chances ~ biting ~
walking him when there are men on
iasea ! aaN Larry passed four times
tn two eanNa last fail Twice fhefe
we're men on second and third and
twice men were on third aud two
oat. Larry WAS walked and the men
didn't score
Nov, u the rules committee would
pass a iAw allowing tho base run
nmgs a. advance a base every time a
hNfHnan Nas walked. regardless -
whether ise WINS forced there would
not ha ~ many Intentional panses
~Iifchefs wouid have 70 put the
fasil over and the good hatters would
Eel ciiancs e. DO what they are
paid FOR"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-15
DAN STEWART is
DEAD IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK. Nav Is. pan a.
Stewart. knoan the country avnr IN
raeinH and general arurtinK circles.
died hefs yesterday. Victim OF
Nflwhta disease Mr Stewart WAS
81 years ald he WINS native ~
Vermont
Stewart WIS inntrurneafai IN start,
ing rAeins az enc 0aklaNn TRACK az
fiet springs Ark. wh~Fe in partner
ship with "fa.iud John couaaa ~
chicago. hn kept the game Kglnn
niH death 4ill y. hig blow % rae
ina ~ the w.il-kagNn hcaith re-
sort
rut Stewart WaA tasi known
through hts cunnrcslan with bis
pmgiiistle events Tia was q Kfeat
admirut IL Bob f4traigssnsnma. and
whom tha latter finally 81 sdrf Tor
batt into accepting 8 thalienEr.
Stewart secured thH fiNhg Tor paiiak
Tex An anti pfiaefixNt Lass was
specially enacted in thar state 20 stop
the fight and Ntrwart feoa hls men
"a Hiut springs. ARK. hsFr be met
Wfth No better iuek. hfiNR iriNsn
nut b. tho sheriff sarhett then
called Il off. and stewart pulled OF
the Nnhrr titFaimnana sfight a.
Jaarcn. Nrxiea lie finaIiy brought
the tmo ervat h~svy's riRilts together
aHain and successfully nrAtnntrd the
cuFbeit fitfHimrnuns fiHM ~ Car
son CITY in iN8f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-15
St. Yves and Marsh to
Race al Vancouver Next

land race will be f8ur-cornrred AZ.
fair. with Hays and Fitzgerald the
added starters
According Ga Al Copeland. 81
Yves manager. the little French
man " in top form to go any dia-
lance
This Northwest climate " fast
what 81 Yves likes. mid Copeland
yesterday afternoon. "aud he has
never been better IN his life than
at the present time, He realizes
that he in probably getting the
hardest race 0f his career when he
goes against Marsh al rs miles. hni
he - willing 10 take the chance !
tried 10 split the difference between
Is and 90 miles with Marsh. and
Rct him 60 race St Yves i4h miles
In Vancouver. but there was moth
ing doing, and the men will meet
at AaFahs very best distance"
Tho affairs af the Marathon run
'nsrs and promoters are IN a tanKle
over the Spokane race last week
The race WIGS a losing proposition.
and the runners bit has been held
up. pending final adjustment Tim
McGrath. the so-cailed Seattle Mar
athon association. and M Robert
9uEgeuheim are pulling separate
ways and probably the matter will
not be- Strengthened out until GuR-
genhcim arrives from New York
next week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-15

Vancouver followers ~ the long
distance running game Will get a
chance this week TO see Henri st
Yves In action against Canadian
star. a match race between the
F'renchman and John y. Marsh hav-
ing been arranged for next Friday
night st. Yves and Marsh will Try
conclusions over the IS mile route.
and as this Is Marsh's best distance.
St Yves is taking longer chances
Uf having hts eoiors lowered than
he did Ia either the Seattle Mara
th0n or the Spokane 20 mile event
The race next Friday win take
place In the horse shaw building.
where an iI-iap track has been con-
structed. Both runners left Seattle
yesterday afternoon. intending to
put the finishing touches to their
training in Vancouver, That city
has always given the professional
running game good support. and u
IL expected that the lnteruatiouaS
character o. the coming event VIII
make It a big drawing card
From Vancouver. st Yves and
Marsh make a quick jump 20 Port
land 20 compete in a 2O-mile race
there on the following Sunday. The
Portland race was 10 have taken
place yesterday. but satisfactory ar
ranRemonts could not be made for
that date. and II was decided 30 play
Vancouver in between. The Port
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-15
GOtCh Offered $4,000
To Meet Ito al Jiu-JitSu

Match 10 take place IN Seattle within
two months.
HERMAN LANFfELD"
The offer ~ a flyer ~ best. and h
IN m9re than doubtful whether G0trh
viii consider Il nafiouaiy The big
Iowan hns tried bis hand NJ ilu iitHu
and doesn't like tho game az all
About three years ago be- Wfeatied
"A IRpaneee nt Bciliugham under
modified liu. iitau rules. and al
though hr finally threw bis man, he
announced after the bout that he
would stick 60 atfhiEht mat work ~
the future, Goich'a opponent IN the
Nottingham match was a man whn.
although heavier than ito was
greatly inferior 10 him IN science
The Japanese sporting fraternity
have unlimited confidence IT. Ito. and
believe that Gotch. with att his
wright would "a down 20 defeat be-
farr the professor II ooieh will
consider tho proposition seriously
there VIII be no objections from the
Iapanese end 81 She combination.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-15

Oklahoma II. ST Louis 8. ut ST
Louis.
Colorado .. Colorado College O.
Fittsburg II. Washington and JEFF
ferHon 0.
i.ehi s. New York 8. at South
bethlehem.
New Hampshire n. Rhode Island
5, at Durham.
Tulane 10. Texas 10. at New Or
leans.
Virginia a. Georgetown 0. at
Washington
New Mexico ~. New Mexico NJ. l.
2. AT Albuquerque.
Dcs Moines 20. Morningside III.
at Dcs MDiues
Rutgers II. Hayerford 0. at New
Brunswick.
Harvard Fresh. II. Yale Trosh. 0.
ut Cambridge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-15

A ilu-ilisu match between Frank
Goich champion hsavyw eight catch
aa-cntrh-can wrestler % tile world.
and TokoRuro Ito. ono ~ the heat
nilddlewelsht cxponontn ~ tha Jap
anese style, Is tho latest The match
IL Ia the nif a. yet. hut an offer has
bren wired e. Gotten. offering him
substantial guarantee 20 meet TO Ia
this city and hts reply viii either
start tho ball rolling o. knock fur
thor negotiations on the hoad
kia Herman. who promoted che
itps Braun match pulled on here last
week has decided 60 go cunning Tor
bis game. and this morning he ROut
wire a. Gntch offering him a Eumf.
anter 81 g. 600 a. meet Ito Ia Seattle
Ia bout under straight ihiriitsu
rules Tho wording ~ the uis laHe
~ss as fuiiewa
Frank nofrh, care sporting So .tor
Kansas rfs Star Viii guarantee
Y0u $1,000 for matra with Tnkogurp
itg under stFaiKht jin iiiau fsiirs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-15
DISTANCE RECORDS

NEW YORK. Nov fS James
clark ~ the Xavier Athlete eiub
smashed All ihr amateur records Tor
30 miles yesterday afternoon ~ the
annual Eanns ~ the Shamrock AIN
bette club heid at Celtic PARK Clark
negotiated the full distance isl
1883 ~ asa. beating the mark 1T
% ~ made laHf January hy James
CfnWlF ~ the irish. American Afh.
ielic club in the race sunday N'ro@
IS led from fpM % " milee. setting
nrw rnrnrdE Tor these and al the
intermediate distances
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-15

a
In doesn't sound reasonable hut such match really did
~ teaiRe. Il would only
iefiries igh 'as sporting
weight catchaa catcican science
find handful in the little Jap the uu and there would
be dozen doping the meeting Goich has tried aiuu be
fore and has no liking for H. Is hardly probable that he VIII
consider offer n
by tina, might KID Hemaus offer
money. and snap Il up. Then there would be doinga
GEORGE eoNHAe THE GREAT EASTERN mopte DISTANCE
has at last succeeded smashing standing American
iomne record Ronhag turned the trick the A. a a.
meeting held New Celtic Saturday negotiating
the distance In the extraordinary fast time Of s22t
For 20 years While ways
bergen Park H. has stood unchanged although the fastest
IN country repeatedly nay
onc OF the middle distance lived H
euiar that he trained and that be able violate
preparation worlds records
iOme mark he lunch consisting Of sad
large pieces Of custara pie Ike Rube wadd Ne seemed able
do all the regulation dontsr with Day
broke down few years after this historic performance and ended
his life
shrub amateur made record Of 5000 IS
in England
mtErosHs $4,000 ron THE JOHNSON
Jeffres fight Is somewhat Of Does the Australian
business he tasns
question that the fight fans asking each other
The little you Mcintosh
pun the nsht on sportovnE Australia afford
through with the amount Of his bid and then make good thing
It, for II the Johnson and Tommy dollars
what would Johnson and real nEhtcr do Figure yourself
But johnson has fiat footed reflection
aeteFsus OF hts raee with the statement that be VII NOT sh
the Anpodes again Mcintosh the holding bid
good Tor nghk London Bunk the blgxe
OF bet will place America
10 shot that California 10 plum
STANLEY kErcHEL SAYS the STATEMENT is
matched with Jim Flynn uutrush probably Of
those shorter. usler words. but weN let h a
With this manful denial Keh frees himself suspicion
tina, he believes the ~orid 90
Flynn goldplatcd appropriate
little gift for the Assassin
JULIUS JOHNSON HAS seEs BITTEN BY rne JiuJrrsu
bus The middewcgh wrestler q the Seattle Athletic eub
failing throw Barney hoe tho preliminary
Friday night watched the Jap
and became fired with the
little white smoking jacket and Chinese paacs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-15
CLEANFOOTBALL
SWEEP FOR
SEATTLE
Saturdays Games Clear
Up Local Situation
Lincoln Meets Broadway
in Next Big Game.

Il was another clear sweep for
The Seattle football elevens Satur.
day afternoon. Washington einch.
ed the Northwest championship hy
licking the o. A. q. rs 20 0; Lin.
coin put itself back IN the inter
scholastic running by oveFwhelm.
ing Spokane. IS to 0. and Broadway
Just managed To atave off a defeat
at the hands OF Everett. taking the
game by a score OF TO 3,
The only game that really sur
prised the dopesters was the spo-
kane-Lincoln game. Lincoln show.
ing university class. while the Spo-
kane boys played like grammar
school students.
Lincoln will not have the same
cinch In the game with broadway
next Saturday. however. for al.
though Broadway did not show up
very well Saturday Il Is fast
team and a hard one To score
against. So far. Broadway's goal
line has not been crossed by high
school team. while Lincoln has
been scored on By Tacoma
Broadway has the fighting spirit
and will take any team 20 the limit
While Lincoln viii very likely win.
the score should be on the low side
and the game fought to finish
The comparative scores made by
the two teams this year against
the same teams are Broadway
~. Ballard 0; Lincoln ~. Ballard
o: Broadway 81. Queen Anne 0.
Lincoln 9. Queen Anne 3: Tacoma
J. Broadway 0; Tacoma 5 Lin
coin 8: Broadway 9. Spokane 0;
LIpcoln IS. Spokane 0.
In all the games except Safur.
days Broadway seems 20 be little
the better. broadway and Lincoln
have met twice before. In 1907
Broadway won. 20 to 0. and In 1905
Lincoln won, 2 to 0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-15

NEW YORK. Nov. t5.--Jaokaon-
Vile will hold what is termed big
meeting. A now mile track has been
built. together with "A Rrandstand,
paddock, and betting ring. The hook
makers will be allowed 10 put up
their states and give tickets In ex-
change for cash waRers. -"Curley"
Brown, who has been a builder or
promoter Of numerous tracks, ls tho
head man In this Jacysonville prof.
etc and has plenty " backing. Ho
has arranged an attractive list Of
stakes. and many horsemen have
made entries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-15
BALLARD. BENTON SMOKER.

ballard and Renton Athletic
clubs will hold n joint smoker TO.
night. at which n number 81 crack
amateur boxers and wreaiieTa wlil
meet In inserrinb contests The
smoker will be held In tho Ballard
clubs quarters in the sypher build
ing. 23nd AY. aud Market vt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-15
THE TRAVELLING t4EAvlgs.

Being unable 10 arrange any fights
which would prove profitable before
he meets Johnson. Jeffries Is think
ing seriously 81 making tour u
tho country with some athletic COM
hinasion. with which he will meet all
cauiers In such cities where short
bouts are allowed.
The champion contends that he
would derive a lot % benefit by be-
ing put against a couple Of fight
ers svsry night. even though they
DO Of a mediocre caiibre. Il would
be better training for him than to
don the gloves with a sparring part
ner and spar several tame rounds. II
has been years since a fighter has
toured the country meeting all COM
ers In the days Of Sullivan and
McAulIffe this was one Of the rrgu-
lar things between fights. and IN
later years McGovern made several
such trips.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-15

WOLGAST KNOCKS
OUT FRENCH CHAMP

NEW UftfsEA Nh, Nov. Is Al
Frrueh champion lightweight. iH the
srenna round ~ their fight before
the Wrai Side Athletic club here ycH-
tcrdsy afternoon Tho heet was
Al hFsiulea for 20 rounds
ri~t gave a feN flashes - nhifty
baplnT. huf BE- made The initial mis-
take - rushing W0lxast from the
first IN the opening ~ the second
round the FrcnchmRna law con
nrcted with a terrific right swing
Nhseh fipufed him TOR tho count ~
ak ig sent down faF the final
count a minute latefs right Sab
90 the stomach doing the business
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-15

Eastern.
Minnesota %. Wisconsin s, at
Madison.
Michigan %. Pennsylvania s. at
Philadelphia.
Yale II. Princeton 0, at New
Haven.
Harvard ~. Dartmouth 3. at Cam
bridge.
Cornell 9. Chicago s. al Ithaca.
Illinois 3s, Northwestern 0. at Chi
cago.
Iowa s, Ames 0. at Iowa City.
Utah &c. Montana Aggies 0. at Salt
Lake.
Navy II. Western Reserve 6. at
Annapolis.
Missouri %, Drake 6. at coluSn-
bia.
Brown IL, Vermont 0. at PrevI-
dence.
Williams II. Amherst 0. at will
Jamestown.
Ohio state s. Vanderbilt 0, at Co
lumbus.
swarthmore 9, Ursijius 3. at Col
leReville. Pa.
Purdue 2s. Rose 3. at Lafayette.
Haskell :. Denver u. 8, at Dem
yer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-15

Al McMurray. tho Brooklyn man.
ager OF fighters. would llko to match
hts colored heavyweight, Morris
Harris. against Jack Silberg OF Cali
fOrnia. or Jack Tanner of Now Or
leans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-15

"REFuoEE" LEAVES FoR
OAKLAND RACE TRACK

sfuase," The Seattle
Stars Handicapped and rae
lna expert, left this morning
for Oakland, where racing
conmsnoes Saturday next
"Rsfuaes's" selections will
be published In The Star, and
hia newsy stories from the
track viii keep local racing
enthusiasts posted on the
Caiiforuia game this season.
A. Oakland or Los Angeles
during former winter meet
inos, al The Meadows, when
racing flourishsd In Seattle,
ard iaht summer ~ Victoria
and Vancouver, "Rsfugse"
handicapped for The Star
with uniform success. his
work during the last five
years has shown him 20 be
one Of the most consistent
form foreeasters Of the Amer.
lean turf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-15
SATURDAYS FOOTBALL.
Coast.

Coast
Washington Is, oregon ARgies o..
AT Corvallis.
Lincoln So. spokane 0. az Seattle.
Broadway 5. Everett Q. at Everett.
Oregon p. Idaho s. at Portland
Auburn s. Franklin Of Seattle 0.
az Auburn.
Aberdeen 8. olympia o. at Aber-
deem.
Hoqulam s. Centralia 0. at Ho-
quiam.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-15

ROCKER S3.o5-A regular $50
Rocker. made OF solid oak. finished
Early English. medium high back.
saddle-shaped seat. strong. we'll
made rocker. very pleasing design.
mission type Special price S3.95
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-15

Superintendent James Grant said
yesterday that there VIII be about
500 horses In trimming at the track
this winter. Grant has the courre
ln first class shape and IL ready for
the races al thu tap % the bell
Richard Dwyer, AmericM'w premier
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-15
3 =. THE STARS PAGE OF UP-TO-DATE SPORTS 80

e,ommencer. viii official.
iDr the first hall a ~ ~ III
JAKE Hoffman w,,l IL 'as
ing. 'ahes "
Al Farrei has CO..
hka a z-ysar GA. TIs XIV
day. s'ian q n
There are ~ her...
Afcsdia. Tha bunch ~, y I'D
from tho southern ,,s w :
seotiy" Ferguson. n.
seattle sporting nm ~
h.sfig Tide, sueafnsia
ana Prestige to os ,si,'I y =. !.
Biil Cody, the well.t,..
lor. 10 here On a MI,
eouver. lie VIII re,nas.
game opens al Walla~s
d. yoehey Eddie Sullivan :.
y. hamsey have uar, y,
The boy Il nov Il ~ ~
Daggis' Smith. - ~
a bunch Of turtles h.. .
arrived IN oaklaas ~ ~, ~. = b
report that in aplta u Il.
racing ~ Florida fi.ess II ~, ~ 4 4
1reaa ~ noted hofsa 800 ~ =
their way 70 the coass 'ss
cafi Fisher. q IadIsn.-,s.
offered szs IN gold sn1
trophy % lhe Y. nj q 4
who makes he bsst No. 7; ~ 7.
f'f1I a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-15

Owner and Trainer Walter Jcn-
ningn. who raced Prince Hal and
others on the big New York tracks
the past summer arrived IN oak
land recently He did not bring any
horses mith him. having disposed 81
HIS runners before leaving for the
coast. The popular EmeryNllie
harnagnan win take M 10 Of the
beet bred youngsters which are now
being broken az hia ranch up az
Woodland for the winter campaign
AZ williams park
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-15
NEWS NOTES FROM
THE OAKLAND
TRACK

OAKLAND. Nov. is-wlth the
opening day ~ tho winter meeting
~ ig0a-l0 iean than one week away
the course 81 the New California
Jockey club "a Emfryviiie Is fast
assuming Hhipahape order. The many
familiar faces aenn there every
morning almost cause ono 10 forget
that within the past year adverse
legislation had been enacted with
the intent 10 kiii this popular sport
Handicapped and Judge Martin
Nnthanaon. most popular and cap
able official. IL on hand and Will
take charge ~ the detail work. 10
sou cBn readily see that things are
on this move and that the public
will receive the best there IL 10 be
had. Mr.. Naihaueon says that there
VIII be plenty Of horses on hand
and that within a few days after
the opening ~ the meet things will
assume the cid air
Registration ~ ownership and coli
orH. with the applications ~ train
ern and Jockeys for licenses. keeps
clerk Sam Nr0ibben busy and huNt-
ling Tho office force VIII have iis
hands fall from now on and the Idle
moments Will be scarce. ms pro-
grams are 10 be- issued for the first
part ~ the meeting and many other
matter ~ greater Or ieAn import
anea must ba attended 70.
Tho efforts ~ painters and gard
enera are fast becoming noticeable
NJ Tho truck The downtown hotels
and apartments arc beginning g. fli
np and the public Interest being dis.
played certifleH 70 the popularity u
the sport and assures the future sue
cess ard pefmaneney II the buai.
ness Horses may be aeon stepping
or fast quarters and halves many
II them ready 70 run the race 81
their lives
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-15

ROCKER. s3.7s - Regular price
50 50. made OF solid oak. finished
golden OF Early English. very
strongly made rocker with medium
high back. well braccd arms and sad
dicrshapcd seat. a good special
at ....... .............S 3.75