The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 17, 1907, Page 2

LONG RES FOR Kt SEATILE STAR—WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 1907, gp gue 8 aniind. | ATHLETES 10 COMPETE. | ae FRANC 1800, uty 11.—The Olymple Club will send 12 men to }eompete at the Jamestown Hxpo- | alti Wach of the athletes has a | remarkable record and It ts felt — “ that if the men go to Jamestown see eussenes they will show the Kastern athletes t 4 that explaine why }a thing or two, The following mon Lad Who Won on Shots to be Made Krom the Mamduat Hatare Irby. | | will probably 40: Chavile Parvons 0 e was sont tn in | land P, CG. Gehrardt, mprinters; An- | Ex of. W 1I-Pla ed : io ome ond OS drew Glarner, mid@ie-cistance run pe N Cause Slum " Merbert Cheek and Milly ample be y ags p mm . ‘ a! i Won. Yowt Powell, hurdiers; Al Plaw, Ralph | Bookies’ Rolls at Headows- Refugee Picked Them .'='"s:..:) 2i"otest nan :@ a leee Bet Cocmaes Sieh gemoer — Hattortes—Van Fant, Roosevelt and throw@ra; Changing Hall, Jumper; — |Fred Lanagan, ool veuher Kaleigh One, Ase lly, distance runn ang Ollie | Two, Three. sian a H Neolisen, atccveré ome n i J ag ] eget AGNEW IN GREAT TRIM. (By Retuges.) ©, and coming wit a rush beat!” Heterions Walsh and Bultivan Deyie The indefinite suapension of | @e tiring pacemaker Santa Ray for |*e4 Thom n © Jeckey Charles Borel was the topic/the show, The two latter horses | #ig | t ft , , | 5 “arn nm ® | HARLOPT WS VILL, 4, v Jute Beeives somes eg elena Mt ml ee a eee ee ° spe gga Ait er y Mo 17.The Seattle high behool base- | cae Sanaa cei ecg ght s , |. Matterice--Wowell and stevens; Glace Umpire, Arlo | bal) (oun won here yesterday with | reason the boy was set down, as an In apite of the fact that three) ours and shaw - a & Bi the score of 6 to & Jimmy Ag nounced by the ju@xes, was that his favorites were beaten, the books Gam Branctes® seco senssees ) |new was in great form aod he rides on short price horses were had a bad day aa the winning horses | % %} % | Portiand . . ‘i ceudk out 40° men. For Seattte ” auece ere neat play 0 a f Qro0 e Egger sep pote rs 4 ee Ae Z oe Bas ie Bett. O'"" | Coyie, got a double, Maguire 2 * aa | see 0 Hilton, Hickingbottom and inasmuch as he failed so sig | One thing that should be atapped | dein Genii, sagen ont 2 ton, ney ae, nally to bring hore the public} at once is the excessive use of the | BR MH oF) cute. ‘Won, teat foly. chatoos the officials decided that | bull whip as practiced by the anfis Re) yor Anacles saiiiieaa rt roma ane! tt would be better for ali concerned | tant starters at The Meaddwa. To ‘: oan Cunnciass latemte . ; * ; ff the boy did not ride again for/ say the least, ft is not an edifying crane ~ : lc harlottonvitio. Se ee 3} some time. It 1s understood, how: | spectacle for the grandstand to see evor, that the judges had no evi | some man with a whip Inking high i ee MB-y ad ba sy —. ages | once incriminating Borel with any | strang thoroughbreds because they | Matwertes Willetts, | Rubanke and) 1 coteres ese Pony song f aap ‘TO HAVE HORSE SHOW bookmaker wor ix ft alleged that he| Wil not tine up. In the Bast the | ehmitt: Hughes and Warner he nervous wren in her home. az oes oaers 2 ae Humane Soctetios have stopped the j}use of the whip on the tracks to a | great extent and it In to bé hoped! that the management of the track will see that the present exceastve use of the whip ts stopped profited in any way by the failure of the favorites he rode. Mariauna, from the barn of Matt) Ries, was made a 8 to 5 abot in, the first race and galleped tn front all the way. Prieeli was the best of the othere and got the place fn a hard drive trom ‘St. Bede, whe | was @ rank outsider at 60 to 1 Cocky O'Brien, the free lunch | ¢ King of San Francisco, and famous | « jiu sporting circles as the vietor In| one |the great International prise ring! Home” experts, lwith Ah Wing, was at the track Injts to seek out nv the afternoon allowed in Tacoma, as is expected | to thom the song . in the near future, Cocky and Al-| Home,” with « veo agg oer bert the Whale will furnish the/ pantment and « this Held that! pening bout. Bert Murphy, the | oretude. Titusion was made tavorite in the second, but ran out at the head of the stretch and spoiled whatever chance he had. uch the best of BOWERMAN SILENCED REALTY MAN Frank Rowerman recently «unfortunate mh to fall into the hands of the army of “Own-Your-Own- in case fights are | well in some prof Bowerman, as civilly as Horse Show Asso) The Seattle | lolation has decided to hold the seo ond annual horse show on the 4 days commencing with October 16 performances to be held afternoons and evenings, The place of the ow could not be ascertained RICH PAY NEAR the matter in the mean time, much less remembered to visit the #0 burb, Dut the agent's optimintic amilo somewhat jarred him. So catcher for the on the agent whose joy in life when the former asked | eon who are doing Well, what do you think of sion and to sing the place’ Pretty, eh tT” SEWARD ot “Home, Sweet Vory,” he agreed, wondering suburban accom to escape the in monthly payment althiest town on “Not a cane of ty | | (Star Special Service.) 1 by IMs: ya Ring: agymsoomi pms Mago | boy manager, will stage the bout. / possible, explained to the man that |phoid there in ten yours, Ask any! SEWARD, Alaska, July 17 }he did not care to invest In lots in| of the natives.” | " " 07 4 Juk of " Beve took out 407 ounce of + Nook tener. jane toon Grogory Mitchell, of San Fran-|/ that partioular locality; but at last) “I did ask one,’ retorted Rower | eaig in 20 days ow Poor “ans | ieuas te bu Ward cisco, private secretary of Jimmy |in deapair consented to run out to man loved, in Kabiltan re Dene ru | Coffroth, and famous as being tb! took over the place “Well, didn’t he aay sot” igten, tnst This was the The worst collection of beagies| (risinal affidavit man, apont the) Next week the Own-YourOwn-| “He did. He said there was no | Carlson party. Other men are that has gone to the post this year | toaking s daur af the Storthwest. Homer called again. Leer re |room tor typhoid fa a room 60 Bll) working on credk and doing started in the third race and the Winner turned ap in Lovey Mary, an unplayed outsider at 20 to 1, who beat Rosearo a head tn a hard @rive at the finish Rustle Lady led all the way but tired ond fin ished third. Golden Light was made favorite fm the fourth and made good by Winning in a stirring finish from | who closed with a rush. ‘Tarrigan ran an unexpected good Face and finished third. The wtn- Steve OBrien, the jocal plunger, | had one hundred dollars on After | math’s nose. Refugee, the Star's racing expert, picked three winners, Marianna, Golden Light and Frank Filttner, three, the order betng Golden Light, Pastoso, Farrigan From the manner in which Pas wer was 2 to 1 tn the betting. toso's price kept soaring, it locked “anstralia’ begun, however, this te not consid to the skepticel as though the Bald-| nag yust come tn from hie moraine | the Uttie U. Bie seed enor tor ae ee The fitth race at five and one-| win nag were ta the “can,” but In| rom ‘and had been rubbed dows | ine.” yetue, alt furlongs resulted in an inter-|xpite of the untoward olevation ot | whee no fess a Visitor was an-| “That's because you've seversern m eating contest. Titus was mado! the bookmakers’ prices the horse | nounced than “Jim” Jeffries, He | A “countered — quiron U P TO HAVE an even monéy chance but onty; ran right to his notch under the | had come to look the stranger over. | test place on earth. A lot of} 7 got up to win in the last hundred | abie handling of Palma and finished ieychange ideas on slumber-pate, and mighty smart men come from Aus yards. Tereafter ran s good race/ a bang up second. tm other friendly fashion to make tralia.” OWN TERMINALS and ied all the way, bat tired at nee the newoomer weleome to Califor-| ee |money. The fiy won tke = one |to ten shot and never gave Matt a moment's anxiety badly at the end. riya 3. was made favorite tn the a but finished outside the money George Williams nerer picked a California form Frank Filttner| winner all afternoon and qait $1200 ke a 4 to & shot but be | to the bad. cause it was bis first start here | Bowerman had not even heught of JEFF LICKED SQui ES AT REPARTEE Tt happened some weeks before) stranger's ideas A and performed the remarkable fest) pi Squires chose the Fourth of in ran > of calling the fourth race one, two. | July as a convenient minute. dupltin emp ta the first Squires was praising his own round of a fight after the Austratian bad start-| little stress om the giodies ef the | ed for the Buras “ be nn testa the talk ruaming om the they come.” STAR’S FORM CHART ot Aron summall well. The drawback to Poor M i pahes cupply is iawuffictent. The/ men who came down say that Poor | Man's bas started out in the lead | | this year, sithough Herndon and} Morris were getting @ good start) on Nugget creek when they left | They say also that the smal crecks | are showing ep better than the | targe ones, Cache creek and othe | of which much was expected | bad produced very little when they left. As the season had scarcely | not _smaccd) Ye = os fo fact, 1 was| somewhat unduly. and laying tbo | country expertences, Hut at last it occurred to Jeff @ for a two Golden West te remonst rated: “Tos,” ansented Jeff, grimly, “and Pleasantly for| the smarter they are the seoner According to Julins Krattachnitt, director of matmtenance and oper jatien of the Harriman lines, the | | Oregon & Washington will have i wn freight and passenger termin- | | als fn Seattic, and will not consider | Lenton facilities with other reads | Mr. Krutechnitt says his road ab ar AST SS ST CT the books Istd as good as 7 to 2 Jockey J. Hayes t getting Into ERATTLE, Wash Teeade: 7 o " When Flittner got ready he ran|the limelight protty rapidly these | track tom eae Sele hn iS lien ene. [ready hax srownds for terminate over the field and won galloping | days. He has now riddem two win-| 4267 FINET RACE Pour and « elf furlongs Helling —Maitien Two len bn + ean a wer cite Vales to Gret ree. oes Potletta ran « surprisingly Leas ners in two succossive days. , aac oo rn . | He left at moon today for Portland. } == SS — TS Marianne (M Rete? r : i Fig Oe | $i 5 4 .Y everetT Sones TERM. SHUTS OUT HARD HITTING MAN EATERS inner & TACOMA, July 17.—Allen was) Gor rt LTS Mall of OrieanelTr At post 4 minute how o. Settel-tndy Marten” Praised ‘by 0. Johuccn. watched Charette it art goed. Won easily Moemey Sd Lod (Caliente Ste) the & * 4 (Star Speetal "genvten) +d bd BVERETT, July 17.—The board . ws 4 | of education has dectted to call for a an 1 j bide for fitting up and equiping - i” 80 1 Gone » both the manual training and do. yn fy hay ne ee. mete 1 new. | metic science departments. For the firat time ia the histery of the Everett schools, work tn both will be started at the beginning of the | peat school term. Went three Grivtne from her fait from the start Pitedi wae always lasted to bent SL Dede, which fan well and ie im wert sini Arwoguet. e | pg wt ge gee ca tie" +) 1268 SEO ee nt tenon tenis tare reercite | GUGGENHEIM INVEST & run and with the mon working | sors ty innings |ieden. Merce ont Over. Tae * * e Zia Josmer. Op. MORE ON SOUND right behind him ‘Tacoma was| foci $3858 38 So) catiace er Gonennas (Eton 40 FN } given & substantial coat of white | | tommary-Two bese nis Crees Cur) i eS cae tiwieene jar ee wash while the Cubs chaeod 9] Bresee to Mattackay O56 Femein 1e Se oee) (By United Preee.) rams across the plate. Seattle } ass Myf BAN ANCISCO, July 17-~ made all of tts runs in the first Locke ied oe to the united opposition of | The Store That Serves Gou Best—Garvey-Buchanan Co, The Great Stock Taking Sale | Helps You Economize. | BUT A HALF A MONTH LEFT OF THIS GREAT ECONOMY EVENT, © EVERY ARTICLE MARKED DOWN On overs purchase you make, small or large, whether you send a m come yoursé!, you save from ten to seventy-five per cent. er article marked Thigk what it means. 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T6e and 75e values, choice, each - Every Asticle i in the Store Marked Do THE STORE THAT SERVES YOU BEST 113 —11S—I7 SECOND AVENUE. old channel which experienced REMI The a Alaska miners bave figured out as| allowed: Balan extending northwesterly from the | springs, $400; Sioa Kuskokwim range to the Sus-| $125; Puget Sound itina valley. Mr. Anderson says! pany, for Mehts, $123.40... the Hines of this old channel are| Sidewalks were ordered easily discernible to any Alaska] as follows: A. F AT BREMERTON (Star Special Berviee.) BREMERTON, July 17 | Tues day was set for the salting of the | niner. He has located an i him-/ st. J, R. Bowds on Alany, but she is still here and | self a short distance from Wag-|® KE. McCoy on Fifth sty cannot leave until the auxiliary |ner and panned $6 in two hours] Foisom’s sidewalk on cruiser Buffalo arrives from the }on four small creeks. He has the|j 4 Hagerdorm’s on south with « portion of the Al |goid in @ bottle. It is very coarse.| wero ordered repaired. bany's crew contaiuing one small nugget the] Rey ¢ A. Willlama A telegram was received in the yard yesterday announcing the de perture from San Francisce of the size of a bean. coma Monday, attending anet given by the balls get away from him and after At post 2 rotate Time—4; 4d) LTS |property owners south along the that Quigley singled over second, nod hemath Shp Orieans 6-3 place, 6-6 oh | peninsula and the prospects of scoring Ross 4 Hickey, and Winner b @ Mtar Ruby-Recoiiection. Trained by W. # Ma: long and = annoying — litigation Shalfer pushed one over third SeretcnehLinksuhar, Orie Brice, Maniada. against them, the Gumgenheima Which .browght ia Quigley. After t j Start geod. Won Soe tease onal - ag }have finally abandoned their pro- : é - Afiarmath much the boat turned ver * into the atretoh, then got sition © i 5,000 the first Dellar proved offective | pyr." 4 493] up te win. ped euine inm part and Crieans. ‘which finished tam, | Position of building & $5,000,000 and there was nothing more doing | Syokane #8 } — - - Brune, a point in the rum getting. The score was | Y**ererer jeight miles down the bay from kept down by 2 double playa, in| VANCOUVER, July 11 -Bpokane tied | thin _— : hey Mer eeanee spent both of which Kell figured, |th* were in the filth and then there co | 08 the scheme $1,600,000, but a ovsdienth lackey \* ae meth foie stil the twelfth | % SL | portion of this can be saved in Fecome Aw Rh mM PO 2 13 | view of the fact that a part of this gaan 3 re. ton 3 *} | expenditure involved the purchase Setline, vt 4 6 > third bot 4 .§ | of 250 acres of land —ai oe: he orem $865 Tee Tilia > 3 Tho Guegenheims own the Ta e iat) Rivaral, d(Alamede # 9 ao ee oe Ue 5 8 4) Rmiter.’ (iP Puagerenaanen) 4 coma Smelter and this will be ia. Deller. p PPR: 5 10 $ [1961 Annie Kelly, 4 CRD Morrison) Hy creased in size to handic the mat | "natterion—Nelaon and Renther: Brick te shipped from Alaska. The a *. = z won and Swindells Un wiett Frinco project was abandoned be — , way 17 © Minase ti . enuse extra expense would be oa ti 6 the all harder, Teided their positions | Start fair, Won firt four @rtving made 4n shipping sialidasiindieiindlgpities a Rustic Lady bent the gate and tof to the stretch, whare W Mary moved a |1270 Jeger was ee ON THE SQUARE. OPP. TOTEM POLE. SALE] MEN’S OXFORDS Every pair stamped by the manufactur- er to retail at $3.50 to $4.00 will be sold FOR $2.95 Vici Ki Light 4 shart six nde " MH MAC pw Box Calf, Velour and Patent, and the at Guarantee e Except ent Leathers wv woat t n@ came on and aly Lady stepped and ine rom & poor beginning. © and Won h drive Mary C One and « to Get 1 190 4 Thine Pastore Wrousman Arivin Andre Oat at 2-46 116% 4 up t ore, Lansh showed much ap half turter Heling, Three west © & Her Fin ton 3 yy Mi oe 1 a4 im ¢ 1ot 6 ttorberry 1m 9 oft at 417. Time ut whow Herantte handily, hed to be and ho pace for three 1@ quit the last quarter, Runte Cate Setting ‘ 140%) 146% Kay & show " Derfare Perry y Side 0 Ariving he gate and led 0 Bho backed um. won oasily d Wek Reynaed wy oe) whipped into finished Three-year Rolled roast beef 1c, sirloin i ” City Hall Market | } |mation apply to Geo. Engler, 9 and 11 tm the mo |3 im the afternoon. paid by Basler Diamonds, Watcher FIRST Jewelry. AND CHERRY. ‘ Optical Department steak te, leg of lamb ise, 509 Third Ave. add | Boys. “Wanted _ {To sell Seattle papers. For tnfor. Star | office, old Mbrary butlding, between ing and 2 «tl Initiation fee eee Buffalo with men for the Nebraska and Albany P. J, Schott of Groon Lake re ceived his discharge from the navy | department this week and went to his home yesterday, He had served but 18 months and Jef the vice through the «aif of in fluential friends At the hearing of Louis Pickets | on Monday, be was fined §100 for an attack on Robert Oliver, a mer neering Gepartment was preparing to lay off 50 men, an order came for them to put on 60 more work men Calis for that sumber were immediately sent out | Another set of plans for the new } drydock was given to Rydstrom @ Goerig of Seattle Connections with water mains at Charleston gate have been made with the new line from the of the bay. No more complaints | will be made about drinking wat for the yard. NEW ALASKA STRIKE (Star Special Service.) SEWARD, Alaska, Jnly 17. | Henry Anderson confirms the re | port of a nich strike by Sam Wag jner near upper Lake creek, which | was brought dowa by H. 8. Love a Tow days ago, and says the re gion ts undoubtedly very nich, be ing an old channe! bed The Wagner #rike lies in the | chant ef this city, and placed un: | der bonds to keep the peace Monday, whfle the steam engi MOTHER OF JUDGE ALBERTSON DEAD News was received yesterday of the death of the mother of Judge} R. B. Albertson, at her home in| North Carotna Judge Albertson is now traveling | im the east on bis vacution He was located at Quebeck and the hews tranemitted te him, in order to enable him to attend the funeral KENT NEWS ITEMS (Star Speotal Servier. KENT, July 17.—At the regular meeting of the counctl Monday jeventng the favorable report of tty committer finance on wa head | | ONE-FOURTH OFF i) On Cloaks and Suits | makes buying easy | nified credit. Pacific Outfitting (0. 422 Pike St vy i at the home of Dig- | | | | | to the clergymen of R. A. Downey, a from Beattie, who deal in regard to the attended the council consulted with the © regard to the sewer, SEATTLE-TACOMA Fare 360—Round T FOUR ROUND TRIPS LEAVES SEATTLE and 10:25 a.m, 2:08 p.m. LEAVE TACOMA — m. and 12:15, 3:55 ané m. Time card subject te without notio U. SEELE Seattie Tel. M Go see the Green Laaae erveir Addition today. 3 and lots casiest terme Lake car to Green L® tion Branch Office, INTERNATIONAL BOMBS 387 Plonesr 41048. REALTY Main 1186 ©0 Ind SEL Cathie re to be remod TAILORED- eapye Cor. Fourth and