The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 26, 1904, Page 5

SEATTLE STAR T Is IT CALIFORNIA LOSES THE FEATHERWEIGHT ONAM- BRIT IN THE GREATEST ‘OUNG CORBETT” PIONSHIP OF THE WORLD 3 i Sporting Club, SAN FRANCISCO, st ring battle in the waiting the first apportanity to set! clubs freely It tm estimated » $000 In the h Viperine, the best ) five races ¢ including tw round fight between Ue feather the world and Jtmmy pride of California chaps fought from ve in the first round ti oree Bd Graney awarded the decision | > Britt in the th round amid the} a 16-year-old Sidney (N.) the world's The managers announced that $40,000 sur over taken in for Cight of men | of Corbett’s and Britt's weight The men weighed in under the afternoon yen golf champlonsbip Ansoclation over 8,000 throats, The decision met) with universal favor and the ¢ pion whe went into the cin favorite left it a vanquished shorn of glory aud hor whipped by a lad he « held in cheap contempt because he gained his Chub, | The amateur chi ip event will be played at ped the beam at 129 pounds, Corbett’: was a shade | Grand Raptde. Corbett entered the ring first wed by the crowd when Ip-| troduced an the and the feather wetght chamy Dryt was given | tlon when tntroduced as the the Olymplo Club and t he did not Kid gets through muse he dtd ne Britt is the @amiest man that ever stepped Into @ lecal ring )¢ punishment the oh: give and seemed to relish it. used ‘better throughout the fight and mense crowd felt that ter of the situation, but whether he could the rain of fearful dett landed on him during the early stages of the boat. ways to the body and protected lis own by his famous crouch. with Heart Packs. eset OlAfield expecta to tower sutomobiie record now NéM by William I to B sec- The pace set by the men | fiest part of the fight looked almost They fought at a ter-| Corbett started the fast work and then Hritt kept It up. | the world’s for | superhuman. he was the Britt had the champten on ‘the ran. | mn catcher | we that Cor for something this will be his * been tn harness ke 20 years, lust year fn by up strong, however, | Britt fought al 18th round ft looked as tf Britt was as if on his Inst there were thought the fight waa atl but over The Californian rallied in the next vntt $i1-| ANGELS WIN, TOO Another foreign wrestler, khown as the italian Demon,” wants to meet some of the Amert- an heavy-wetght neck and face, and some of his blows had tremendous power be. hin them, but they could not put the plucky Californian te the m Up te the i6th round the cham- pion ted the best of the argument. ch grueling: as both men gave each other has never countries in Africa|to & and Asla to be heard from. ORGANIZE A LEAGUE LACROSSE PLAYERS FORM A LOCAL CLUB TO PLAY TA- COMA AND He finished Corbett and weil ectsion he was gtven much stronger tha WHY BRITT WON But about this time Britt begun to! come up stronger and str Sorbett'a blows became feeble enever he tried to land on a vital Britt went at his man end during the last two rounts 1 the tide was turning of ‘buying « "| SHORT S WHAT JIM CORBETT SAYS won Inst night be-| teow pounds of was agen th PORTS Blows were like the siap ft» mother’s cheeks when he seemed to be Rube Waddell EVERETT asked what he th last Wight's ho ts play! Britt found Little trouble In y from them. and simply himself UN he daw Corbett was tired, end then went at the champton simply kept ¢ vetting aw Harvard-Yale football enthustestio Of tacrowe pinyers and friends of the game was held in the + the Chamber of Commerce ! | When « local club o” woming season | floers were elected }ideut, Dr. WH! Shannon; honormry ana Rritt managed to hold out rbett tired all the ‘The city was fight-mad. announced for opening of the doors of the pavilion Street was packed with a crowd sroretary and treas- w York ‘Americans, ays the arguments between the tw rounds read. Young Corbett statied| It lodks to me if Britt would have scored bett got deape dragged on and he made a j teying to finish Britt every blow as mp yatse Coe The fatiowing of-| Monorary pree 4s Ed Kennedy ‘The colors of the | maroon and white, | ‘The next meeting of the Cth will | be hed after the loca) executive bi the deingutes of the Tacoma] This meeting league | Giscumed and a) os arranged for the he proepecta for a wu great interest League in the first (By Soripps News Ass'n.) race, and while thousands of people the was Meadowdale 5 and 10-Acre Tracts Are Now Surveyed and Ready for Sale ar the sound, on the Great Northern Railroad, and on county road to Seattle and proposed Before this line is completed this land will double in value y level, has no brush or standing timber and is excellent ated streets now being improved lies on the property during the next six month KNIGHT MAY STAY This property is located n Seattle and Everett Interurban This large tract of land li of farming purposes. , and expect to locate several hundred fa it one of the best farming and camping districts in Western Washington Seattle and Everett boats to stop at Me The price for to-acre tracts ranges from $200 t f Columbia street at 8a will be on this train Sunday morning. st perfect! on two ded hall make Within a short time we ex Lavigne hus a $375 cach, on any terms Pretty early, but it will pay you to se Better get up carly and go along and 3uy return ticket to Mosher. You can see the property and get © back ery morning agent, Mr. Robert Malt erty and enjoy a good country dinner early in the afternoon. will bring tog In the heavy-weight For full particu West & Wheeler 7-8 Union Block ars and plat of land call on which auit among the box Dancing School, Prof. Willson's, Pike street and Fi Have Your Address Correct * in address or to Polk's Seattle Directory 713 First Avenue Independent, 411. Sunset, Main 411; THEY bbT EVEN WILSON’S THE TRICK THE FRISCO BALL TOSSERS PARKE TURNED BRAVES ON | SAN FRANCISCO, March 26.—1 wake of victory t fe ame ehide wa . & woore of 4 to 1 Witson's men from | Seattle turned the trick on the Vrinco players. Hall eut out a nice home run over the middie fen that would have beon a homer « lany grour Van Haltren w#itd on nnd ran in 4 fans hold their breath Kid” Williams, the “Rah! pitcher, wax a wonder. When won nigned that college boy he find. The young felow was steuty and pitched good, clean ball, He tino hit when he came to b | Yorker twirted for the men and didn’t cover glory, although way that th Rah wil nade “Frisco welt with he dia good work | Hoore |Beattle . ereweed 1101010004 Ban ¥ 1800... 000001000—2 | TACOMA WON FRESNO, Cal, March 26—Te coma opened the season with a vic tory yesterday. By a score of 2 to 1 Fischer's men held down the Port \land bunch. Keefe of Tacoma held |Kly’s men down to three nite. Los ANGE March 26 Angels took another game from Oukiantl yesterday by a score of ¢ The home team outpinyeit and outbatted the visitors. Btanding of the Clubs, New Lopez Team Frank Newman has reorganized the Manuel Lopes ball team and will be in the field again this season. It is probable that a game will be played with the university next Saturday Entries Close Today Entries for the kennel show clone tries must be mailed to the secr today to insure the correct catalogu |ing of dogs. It te estimated that $1,000 bas been spent for medals and prines, Columbia En tary ts tomorrow Easy for Herrera w “| The Alaska Pacific Company's steamer Dora sulted for the north yesterday. She carries only & few passengers ond & light cargo. Bhe went out tn command of Captain 0. A. Johan- ton, who will muke one round trip «|from Valder to Unalatka and re- {ter which he will return to and aseume command of daronn, soheduied for dim rounda, N turn can, Tndlyrention, by nick nerves. sand atimulat- # Apti-Paln Pain Pills have pot vere headpohe, ation, bul 1 o great Gea! cos hap beer MRS. u . Moorestown ck if tiret domes, 3% Never sold After 60’ Clock Specials ‘ollet Baap, 3 aly tal Canvas Work conte. Kirk's Mix in Me cakes Be a box, n's Best je Walates, va 1 abe black and wh mixed Cheviot Dress Skirt, = value | ° $1.25 Ladies’ Seamless Biack Mo 1c valio, #pectal Me jiew Fancy Biastic Mose Sup ta, Me value, sped 196 pretty. 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Pet | Low Angelos 3 & 43.000 Tacoma i ° 1,000 Beattie = 3 £06 }Ban Franciace ee | 600 Oakland Ss 000 Portland ¢ 4 000 CHICAGO, March 26.-—Aurelio Herrera knocked out “Kid" Abel last night in the third round, ‘The Dr. Miles’ Anti-Pain Pills oe tasniion where Peay and relfeve ailments which my hottie falls to WHENCE COMES THIS MAN’S MYSTERIOUS POWER OVER DEATH? - MIRACULOUS RESCUE FROM THE GRAVE Woman Threatened With Burial Is Revived and Restored te Health by New York Wonderworker — HERETOFORE INCURABLE DISEASES | Doctors Send Him Their Worst Cases Trying to Find One He Cannot Care, but He Dumfounds and Mystifies Them All by Miracles of Healing Which Rival Those of Ancient Writ (rom Toledo Blade.) BENTON HARBOR, MICH. (Special of ten different ® Correspond This quiet Mt pide, acd ts ; t by Dr. would do ai btated that nothing eine mt of New! good, Kut 1 am thankful to God dent mude| heard of you and wrote to you th rn wiead. It is to you | owe my praise for saving my Ufe. | om ansious fer ry sufferer to try your rest (ie muet vovery. It will do more good than any 6 found other remedy on earth. 1 believe Broaay my duty to tel who are sick that rit * “tho you have come|the best way to get well is to take to learn * fe and health to| your treatment, and if they will write Mrs. Germond,” suid the doctor In re-| to me I will tell them #0 ply toa q put by the reporter i that God may bless you anf go your pe nay it was a miracie,| your efforts for sick humantty,”* that 1 possess divine power. Nothin “That ts a cm at was just about of the kind; I heave simp red ns bad as Mra. Germond’s, Bento AY et low of nator et © un- Harbor wuld the tor. “Dy the known to doctors and « ». Do way, here lam Jetter from Mr. Ger ou nee that large glans Jur?’ wuld the mond, in which she says | saved her minting to @ flagon filled wi m the grave, and there ts no doubt iquid Ut peemed t quiver in my mind that if it had net beam with th tremendous dy- for the would have buried ‘that namic force it held. “This te the se-| poor woman. Of course, I realiged & eret of my power. That liquid you see had « tremendous task béfore me, DUE there ts life, distiligd the arch- J felt sure I could revive her. 1 hal [enemy of Ginease and dew With it kn inward feeling that as soon as ehe I can combat any Gisane—aye, 1 can got 4 sufficient quantity of that Hquil revive some when lite » to be ex-| You see there, that in one case Gest t t t y are Grad. would be cheated of it» victim, and ep Mre Germond was Of tt was. courne, J know what the dectors said, “I call my dincovery Force of Tie tut @Goctors «a otten Ww * Hun- because t ontalos the real force thas | Grete of people are b every year makes us live, move and have our jw are not actually dead It & m being Among other things, 1 come ply @ case of suspended animation oa large an t of le in. Lee They seam to be dead, but they « be netituent element of your revived with that Mquid you see yon- bleed, brain anf nerves and of every Ger organ and tissue of your boty. Take v m you consider that ny diseov- away the lecithin from your tetell ery will cure Bright fie instantly. Take @ sumption, rheumatiam a f it away and you wil tofore Incurable @iseases, well a8 be il unto death. Lecithin, Jenn serous allme it any | makes ife. In ectthin, ‘but ‘eal- won that ft will bring the dead thin is only o1 nt of my és be. to Mife in « case of suNp ery No, patent on my mation? That liquid or process. [cout but what's the i element. « living me? I am no anyone ma makes the rt beat and making it. Chemirts can analyse 1 think. Dy have b le and ponder over it al) they wish Thay covery y have nought < annot make it. The process Of mam brouglit worst cane ufacture i# my secret. I dincoversll thinking he find it by ident af years of experi net cure I he m5 menting them I have proved Do L understand that you give over disease, 1 have @ treatment free to thosc who are sick?” that I can cure those at « asked the reporter y as well as thone I nee 7 Yes," suid the doctor. “I am @olng his shows the power ts not in ma, but! this now, and 1 « tinue to éo in my discovery. Here is a jetter 1) go as long as 1 car ford & Pore Jumt ~d from B. R. Mail, of of Life is a very expensive product tem & 7 *. Va He practioally | m facture, bul many persons ag@ “ my treat edt dim. ateful ! and send me ye doctors said his b » earth ney your readers) lwere ov bered, that the wee mot) that if th healed, no mat the slightest chance for him to live. | ter the case, to write Many of his relatives and friends had! me If will state the leading siready hidden him @ jong, last £ symptoms of their ) bes I will make weil, Yet my @iscovery saved him, re-| a full diagnosis of thelr diseases aml) | #tored him to life, health and strength; | write them fully in regard to the aes and remember that I never even saw tore of their complaints, the Jength of him. Read bis Jet or yourselt. | time required to effect a ours, ete, I | You can publish it if you so desire. | will also prepare and send them, with- 7 T have his permission to do this. | out cost, a course of home treatment The reporter copied the following ex-j exactly sulted to thelr particular | tracts, word for word, from Mr. Hall's | cases. I make Force of Life in twene | letter: ity different strengths and combina | “I cannot tell you half of what was) tions, so as to reach al! diseases.” atter, but the most serious) The doctor states that a letter will 09] was inflammation of the frovu-|reach him addressed Dr. Waties® ob became so painful) Hadley, office 148B, No. 19 Brasd= j p day or night.| way, New York. He ts at his offices! band nothing but th remained for| every day except Sundey. Inssmudl me. A piece of bone as big # my/as there is no charge for Dr. Hale little finger and half an inch long jey's services, and that his treatmen® came out from above my eye. AD Op- | is harmless, we would urgeitly reques® | mn that I had onty made my | all readers whe are ill to test his j worse than ever and I com-!| covery. We should be glad to have ® ed trying everything I could hear | report of the results obtained Ja | ef for my disease and the catarrh| cially difficult cases for publica | that followed. I suffered old MEON- | for the benefit of others who may 6B jem. My head f an ff it would burtt | gimiarly affileted. n two any minute. I had the advice When you ask for whiskey why don't you ask for the 3 best—for the brand that is as good as the famous @x= Plorer after whom it is named—Marquette. Marquette is the whiskey of the home. GROMMES & ULLRICH, HEF D Chicago, IQUOR CO, lers, Iiinots. eattle Garden Tools for gardening. the time spring Z5e, I5e, 500, T5e We, 350, 500 TS5e, $1.00, $1.35 eae $1.00 T5e, Be wks ERNST BROS., 506 Pike ""°"i33/9%3"""