The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 21, 1907, Page 2

| ENTRIES SHOW The announcement of the stake entries for the coming racing see fon at the Meadows shows that many of the best horses that have been rupning at & will be shipped to Seatt and B Bette will have th va riety of horse flesb 1 SY ucky Haldwin will have a | string of horses, Among them will be Lisario, Rey de! Mundo, Arthur | Viyman, Ei Primero, Wavieca | Glorita, Orelia, Fastoso, and Bar } dolita. Al Goodwin will retura } with Money Muss, My Cholee, Bd ; Davis, Taby Tosa, Sir Carruthers, ; Ambitious, St. Albans and Hippo } crates. Phil Reilly bas Daruma, | Gorgaletie, Banlada, Col } ton, Masedo, Lady King, Ph) HW. and Gigana. ‘a 3. B Dunn will be sean here for (wm seas _ BASEBALL GOSSIP While Dog's Cubs are away tn Vancouver taking games from the Canucks alterations will be made ‘ at Athletic Park which will do away with the crowding at the en france. A flight of steps wil! lead } to the grandstand and will run | from left to right from a platform. ‘The platform will be ton feet wide _) tnatead of six, as at present George Derrick, of t Coast League, had a iittle ter with Cupid yesterday and fe now doing his decision making in Portland in harness. He and Minnie Love were made one jay tn this city. On the first out they went to Portland where Derrick is umpiring ine | Portland Gan Francisco = series Derirck umpired here for # while Jaat year. When Dug and his bunch of sal to Jand from the Canucks. They improved 4 great deal lately and it will take more than the amount of work to make All of the the exception ‘The first game is on KR today at Van Nelson or Le hwvea he © for Vancouver nd wi! Probably pitch in the big came who has been troub On the Square Op: | FROM SOUTH WILL RUN WHY IS IT? Nols 6000 - YOUR OLD ENOUGH TO WOW peT <> carefull and tail pare all we ask BEST HORSES. the first time with Oratorian, Ruth} W., Bryan, Van Ness, Gov, Orman Eduardo, Mins Martha and Katie Rains, W. J, Spiers will have in) his string _ Beealante, Rodolfo, | Firm Foot, Boanie Bairn, Velma ©, Rey Hindoo and Ei Hernado, | Other horses which w be seen here this season are Lustig, Nd | Lilburn, Matt Hogan, May Amelia, | Sliver Bue, Sam MeGtbben, Dare-} ington, Boloman, Heechwood, Fol- | Vie L., Canardo, Logtatita, College Widow, Grace Q., Magrane, I Told You, Heavolio, Fulletta, San Reno, Woollna, Lonle, Brook Leaf, Kis ders, Flor Hector, Wee Lane. y Rantam, The Rep robate, Darthula, Liviua, Bdwin T Fryer, Pinta Marpesea, Ann Y rick, “Tavera, Malitah, Willa Le « Gold, Babara, Dr, Scha and Nedda led with rheumatiom since Mis ar rival in this cfty, has wen tem porartly released by Dug to the Cotumbia team of South Carolina League It le thought that a sea #on in the south will fix DeArmond ue The Spokane team i* due for a shakeup. It te felt by the manage ment that there is much room fer improvement and ne efforte are being spared to make the Indians a fast-playing bunch. Feeney, the fast threesacker of the Santa Clara college, who played with San Jose will be used by Spokane tp the early part of June either at second or third base. Manager Quinn ts also negotiating for Johnny Bender, coach for Washington State Cot) Render was utility man for Omaha last season. He is equally brilliant in the outfield, second base and be hind the bat | HIGH PLAYS BELLINGHAM On Saturday afternoon the high | school baseball team will meet the Beilinghar nine at Dugdale’s Park ‘Thus far the high schoo! nine has | had a slow season, the trip cast of the mountains having been cancel | led about & month ago. | The Spokane high school was scheduled for three games here be ginning yesterday, but they were cancelled beause no special rates could be secured om the roads. Man ager Coyle announced substitute game with the university, but the faculty would not permit The game with the boys will be a good one and a large attendance ia ex-| pected QUT THAT CWPERNAL) L TAN Yi Maw YoU (UT = ON THAT MORIN ORT then com it if want you store full of on’s finest show for your inspec (te the Totem Pole offer by J of Tonopah |} winner DUGDALE’S PROVERBS KEEPS PLEDGE night "JEFFRIES REFUSES © ~ Day for a $40,000 purse and expense money ame by telegram to Jeffries says that He wi! As the THE SEATTLE STAR—TURSDAY, MAY 21, 1907. - MIGHT BE FROS nse contet BIG OFFER , James Jettries has been made OP | poss , ® fight ager Rute Nevada, to meet the f the Hart-Gchreck fight take place The beaiden wired tt doe ook very good fever offers wh bare nothing substantial beb ee ae THIG KINO OF A NATIONAL LAGI EE WON'T 00. ' all pl . ft r ra ts ‘ n 2 . anne a © Ge . pr BURNS FAILS TO POST COIN Leagae Standing AMERICAN LRAGEE AMATEON GAMES t tK PEANUT ROBBER"! T BITTE PLAYER IT INDOORS Twese CHILLY EVENINGS? |eouet yest y afternoon of .u@ charge of roation of perjury in @6nnoct with the location of soverament land | returned its verdict with ing, Judge Hanford instructing it to free the defend- | FIND DOLLEY NOT GUILTY tate dealer, wan sequitted by a jury_in tha United States district ant LIAR TITUS, AND SHoOAF, EN- GAGE IN BOCIALISBTIC TROVU- BLES AT BOISE. or SEATTLE, OF THE EAGT, (Mar Spectat BOISE, May 21.-—Herman F. Titus. the sociatietic leader hall ing from Beattie, ts a liar and & traitor, That is the opinion that George N. Sboaf, representative of the Appeal to Heason, has of the Washington man. This is the be ginning of trouble in the social istic ranks Titus when he firet came here Shoat but to the “capita bas been pansed radical in hb and the lie in far more writings than Bhoaf. Articies undoubtedly appear in the soc istic papers regarding the trouble and the" fosinuation of Shoat that Titus is a traitor to the cause will be shown « fallacy Sam Langford, America slterwelght, whe hed . Smith im euch offhand style, Guaner Moir, Hngiish champion scared off the face of the earth, Be- | Langford fought Smith, Motr willing to winner but ce then to hare to after him HANGS HIMSELF (Star Special Berview.) PORTLAND, bie word that more, Robert Hexford. his May 2) he would To keep ¢rink po & veteran of room. Resford kept ao ambreiia times to and irink tO emeees was accustomed at After euct. a spree vil war, banged himeelf with Res old and took bis TRAIN (Scripps Telegraph Service The ain four miles east of Li NEW YORK JUDGES AFTER © UTICA, N. Y¥., May 21 'tato & Cleveland exp t ran into @ ders JUSTICE FITZGERALD ike NEW YORK, May 21 But went ht wpe Telearaph Service.) The judges of the New York courts seem de termined to bring Justice Fiteger sid to the block at last. He has 1 to appear before the ap ate division of supre: art trook vw cals y for Justice F + Ww h r the M s RACES YESTERDAY OAKLAND LEXINGTON he would be very despondent. La Sunday he appeared in Hoffman's saloon sud bescught the bartende: to give him a One little grigk for the love of God" he implored the bartender {haven't the money but thie is the last drink I'll ever take. I'm guing to ewear off for good give you my word Just one more little drink,” The old man's hand shook so that the bartender pour e4 out the liquer for him. Rexford drained MM et a gulp. “Good sight” said he “remember this is my last drink.” at 1°40 this morning and all but four Pullman coaches own from the track, it s sald ten persone were injured and the engineer and fireman are quite badly hurt 1:16% 16 mile—Geneva 8, 92 9 to 2, won; Kath ertne Murphy, 102, second; Wal dort Belle, 92, third. Time, 65 3-6 seconds Fourth race, steeplechase—Ligh® Out, 145, (Pemberton), 4 to 1, won Kilidos, 138, second; Naran, 143, third. Time, 2:63 Fifth race, % mile—Frontenae 10, (Lae), 11 to 6, won; Funnico *, 102, second; Orland Wick third. Time, 1:15 Sixth race, mile and an eighth ondig a 5 to 1, won th Time 445 ' . aged eM » ee an New pres f the Three en inauguraied mayor of Corner Fourth Ave and Pike Street TAILORED READY (0. Exclusive High Grade CLOTHING FOR MEN the | | “You fellows way talk about | landing big fish, but they're min nows compared to the fish in | Canadian waters,” said Chet Beld | ing to a crowd of Beattle sports men the other night, “Canada is }full of lakes that s weveral |hundred feet deep—so deep in | spots that the bottom never has |been reached, And the water is jas cold as ice the year round. The | fish have everything in their fa | Yor in these lakes, and they thrive like corn in Kansas | Last summer I went fishing up jon a lake in British Col it surely in & strange patch of wa ter, It's spraddied out like an octopus with the stomachache, no wider than @ creek in some pla and a mile wide in others, It's « ten-mile row from one end to the jother, and only a mile if you walk across country. And deep! it's | doeper than a trust lawyer. } Well, « fellow named Peckhover guided me to one of the good spots, }a place where you could almost |jump from thme mainland to the | opposite bank of an t#land. BRINGS BAD NAME TO SCHOOL In the assembly the high school yesterday, Principal W. F. Geiger stated that be serious ly objected to the newspaper noto- riety that the high school was get ting through some of its who have been taken into police custody recently “Within the last two weeks,” enid he, “four of the high school pupils bave appeared before the courts to answer charges that were have published headlines, and may fudge the whole the public school by these bors. | MRS. BETSY CAMPBELL DES. Mrs. Betey Campbell died yeeter day at the residence of her daugh ter, Mre. Hattie eynolds, at Youngstown. 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