The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 11, 1905, Page 2

DAY, APRIL teers) noemannounoncnsoncnneanennenenmeneninren iz ~ Seattle bans Optimistic-A Peep Into the Day S Sporting Events “ ---BY LEN HUNT i ae Gyiagsatete gs ae ~ > " There | ib t looks fs bound to d and a@ Tose, tle fam shows that he is not only @ -dehehohaialtetelataigteleh sce ‘ahalichaltelial dei ‘al Aabehalebed te , » coop © second Dage- | good fan, bata w nat Ob See ee, ele ine oc BATTLING NEL ON : : ee ee atures thal fle! a lerever he is| Koop ft up, Mre Mrey or MI n, * BY LEN * i \# sional end >t.Ahe Bae hee ay ing kn What the short. | (hats What makes (he players work, 7 “= ° eo Seer 1 at | not team-work, the tile | of this meticte haw manages, fn ed ABER ACL, SAP oon tit plates , the po howins washes | boy ave as yet had a chance/and captaine aweball town endl | Pe ae , son t GQuring the opening games of (he | > atiala: | knows the difference of having the - ] uw ieanor Weill, ita na alt fa Th mt attitude of the Seat- fans with or agaimet him, BOG WITH A PABASANT SMILE ACCOMPANIES BOSTON TEAM -- P closing of hia knife He was er Whe th Hart hnson mater ¥ ould kick ! e 7 unt a few bie mem IN| doavoring to» t the tor eon! was made t ting pubite on . eats] ON THE ROAD AND BRINGS THEM LUCK WITH HIM, th IGEN ALE, OfR MEOL bis. plighing. shoe, when thet , “ and. ealas on ¥ But « t nd 1 ‘ At Seattle a eauee wih on oy | there " «as STR they pugitistically inclined would be! qipped ut clear through 4 that will de uggested as dangerous rival@ Of) top of the ne t ng fing elop a muita DPODENE for Jor # , wong Jim Jeffrie McLean, who is Port| er, Luckily for himself f . " annot be de, nay wplut ar me wnent the j ‘ land's re ar backstop sas ¢ the t was t ay | meds mn plon ¥ @ititude toward t me tean d ball ther are footer and oné of the bike terfere with his holding k « Bn .s & public way , f A not develeg s opponent for the champion Ison a wrong. Tt on Marvin Hart, the plucky |e fit playing baseball, Joe heavier athlete than Truck Fagan tear a fa ‘ A alway Winds argu with, Weil may show etter in @ who is no midget. Then there Kentucky heavy weight 4 con-| Neith t clop two meq coup months | Mike Tayneh, who tips the bea t qneror of big, black and backward | who if rolle ne, WOU bp 1 This a spirit that should be | 15. Tacoma’s popular center feld- | Jack Jotm gets his countenan apable of stopping the vic a cultivated 1 Seattle, for it oo-ie.kandy with | Jukes, Mke| back into he whould sit| career of the f He om 2 howld be ramemb good old Truck, and could beat a buch Of down and The first mat-| whip Johnson and Hart in owe ting a usty Hall has ach t n- | fighters who are new pomeg wmltor that 11d give his most| without working up an tend with BATTLE FOR COAST CHAMPIONSHIP AT TACOMA ON APRIL sning champiops. Frank Dillon | earn ion is his an-| sweat = a Tn the first place he has had those . . not particularly wtecky, wet ke | no » meet Jeffries.| In saying thin there is no " big fellows back Hast turning their 25—PROMISES TO BE BEST SEEN IN STATE }has a long reach, which would] after having given this al Ito detract from Hart's vider oo « — a ayers | stand bim in good stead in the ring. | thought it is entitled to, he should | from his ability as a fighter, bet praich would make many & Sow Il Ralph Frary, Seattle's regular] think again, as seriously and earn-| would be worse an homieh earted olf baseball veteran trem-| The 20-round boxing bout at Ta+)gan, k., Houghton, 9; Billy Moore, | catchor, is not quite as large ae Jet-| estiy as before, and deliver himself | pit him against Jeffries & fe in his boots. Then, again, it coma closion that {t would be| quality that recommends hen April 25 between Tommy /|®., Houghton, 1} Jack Hammond fries, but there is not a tag dinpar-| of the oc faust be remembered that the Seat-/ urns and Dave Barry will settle |k.. Sault St. Marte Jack O'Pon ity in their weight | a decidedly unhealthy procedure to} the fob is t Daseball club fs not the richest/the right for the Pactfic coast mid-jnald, k., Butler, Ind, L, 1904—Ren . | step into the same ring with the| but gameness a 8 not wig tion tm t t w 1. Rusty has/dieweight championship. At the |O’Grady, k., De it 3; George Smiling” Schmidt of Oakland| hairy champion. Having done thi attles, and besides Jeffries ts thy ta figure on ash He has to} present time a half dozen men claim | Shrosbree, k. Chicago, 6; Mike came w& putting himself on the | the man from the Bine Grass state | p nor of a prett stout figure on it in two ways, for there | litle, but Larry McKenna, man-| Schreck, w., Milwaukee, Tony BATTLING NELSON AND HOPE FERRIS. shelf recently by the accidental! could, without fear of contradiction, | himself. The champion bad ite fe & limit in both directions. if /ager of Burns, states that bis man} Canparic, d. Chicaga, 6; Tony Car - | declare that he had done the wisest | Hart in every department of ii Rusty spots a good man, he has Barry will be the “only cham-|poric, w.. Chlcage, 6; Joe Wardin-| Battling Nelson is owned by John Quast so much to offer him. [f the | pe after this go, Both men have | ski, k., Salt Lake, |; “Cyelone” Kel-'I. ‘Taylor, big chief of ti Bewton } | thing of his « game, and o yw of hie ponte | The answer to which is that if he | ous fist, which he would hot have sum is sufficient, all well and good. | met Billy Woods, the man Biddy |ly, k., Tacoma, 4; Billy Woods, d..| American league banebal) ‘team | and Jeffries ever get together there | much difficulty in landing, wap Ifnot, the man hies himself to more| Bishop says is the real champlon,|Seattle, 15; “Philadelphia” Jack| Rattling is an imported’. Hijglish I wil be another Son tor under-| be sufficient to snuff out Hast» Profitable felds }Barry winning in four rounds and|O'Belew, 1. Milwaukee, 6;, Joe! “8 as handsoge An @ « taker, and ft won't be the Jeffries ! championship aspirats The upshot of the whole business | Burns getting a draw io 15 rounds. | Schildt, k., Ballard, 6, Jack "Twin"! ba with a pedigtes ax $ b ‘ Ys, that Rusty has been compelled| Barry and Jack “Twin” Sullivan | Sullivan, d, Tacoma, 20. ong as Freen hit sal (ib ilandadisthigdh ‘aad | . yan's bite to pick up wh r material he} met in Los Angeles recently, Suilt-| Dave Barry, born 1881, work, Lre-| He venixed de the Watch Contest Will Close April 15 would find. Asa result he hat/ivan winning deciaion. Barry land. Height feet 8 nehes.| maseot of world ——— . 7 glommed together a bunch of young-jclaims that he was robbed of this | 1901—M McClure, d., Oakland " % \ faa am Oh the VOTE FOR YOUR FAVORITE. aters, which, while young, promise at and the papers down south at|rounds; Frank Cowan, k, Saera-troad. Hobe Ferris in the'fast, aec~|[B Three Men of the Beattie Etectric Co. Will Win the Prizes. goods things for the future, As farjthat time in their reports justified | mento, 2 Fred Nichols, &, San « asema f the Beanegperp, and | One D. Gruen Sone Precision Watch, value $45.00. ] as the annals of basebalidom show, | him in kicking against the ruling of | Frameisco, 3; Tom Nale, k., Sto- there has never been a team in ex-|the referee. Sullivan went to the) ton,@ 1902-—-“Rough House” Burns, ta Ystence that put up A-1 ball during | floor several times and was all but) k., San Franctsco, 10; Con Sheenan, | pt the first few games they played to- | out. but was declared the winenr |w., Oakland, 9; Mack Kane, k gether. How, then, can the Seattle, ¢ records of Burns and Barry | > ; Cha Turner « r, wae tak of of, in fact, any other fan who may e given n,4 1908-—Chas Fred jer hotel on, whieh, the} be Interest expect the Seattle 2y Burns, born June Sacramento, Harry Foley, } hampions made their headquarters | team to put up the came kind of an Ontario, Canada, Height, | Sam Fr 0, 1 Kid Solom, | he training sew exhibition as do teams which have! 5 T inches. 1900—Fred Thorn-}Mafiera, 4; Ha ~—— and Battling have a strong at for each other. his} hb. by the Newspaper in staf? photo } One Beninghausen KR. R. Watch, value $50.00 One Gold-Filled Chain and Charm, value $15.00. Besides our large assortment of Watches and Jewelry we car ry an immense stock of very fine Diamonds, bought before the tise G. BEHINGHAUSEN, Optician and Jeweler 113-715 First Ave., Union Bik, rad et an WORLD'S FAIR prise Associatic 1881, y, 4, Sar played together for a year or so. jton, kK, Detroit, 5 rounds; Fred] Francisco, 16; Joe Long, k | “Byery player on such teams knows | Thornton, k.. Delray, 1901-—Billy | Francisco, 4; Jac Me Dona! k Judged by { I vote for Mr see beeee creewerens Syst what the other player fs going | Walsh, k., Detroit, 5; Archie Steel, | Sam Francisco, 2 Cyclone” Kelly parison this is | 26 do intultively. He does not have|k., Detroit, 2; Bd. Sholtrean, k., De jk San Francisco, 1; Billy Woods the highest clans, fo first take a glance, or take &/troit, 1; Billy Walsh, k., Detroit, 6;)w.. Oakland, 4 1904—Mike W most complete thuace, on one or the other of which} pick Smith, w. Mt Clemens, 10)/ Iams, k.. Honolulu, 2; «ike Patten, plano ever made nnn | 1908——Dick Smith, k.. Mt. Clemena,|k., Hoaolu) 3 Weed k and any one who On Sale Wednesday Morning i; Reddy Phillips, kK, Laoxing, 9; | Honolulu, phy, &. Hane: intelligently in- DOZEN assorted styles 2¢| Tom MeCune, 5 Rin ae tne SO ‘ a ! — Kelly, k., Hono veetign o* Ib will = et ay The Greatest Voting Contest Ever Insti- ; on. O'Brien, ww. ray, @| luta, larry Foley, k.. Los An not think of buy ‘ 0G Boe Ties at Eide cach. BA) creck. 1, Detrolt, 10. 1903—Dick 4; Jack “Twin” Sullivag, 1. ng any other, display im case in fromt of store. Smith and Reddy Phillips, k. 2 and | Los Angeles, 2 Lion Cl H $ rounds, respectively, same night jothing House [hese Tom | _K—knodiput;>, tos; South and Main Street | McCune, k., Detroit jug~ | d—draw | “AMUSEMENTS a a A etate ED and ‘captured howors ta halt the} ~The — sid ce RACE | the pn peng er thd PLAYER Russell & Drew. Managers, | first time, nd wom in a canter. Sin- Tonght and all This Week, | cectty Belle, the favorite in the The Acme of Dramatic Sensation— The Seattle Automobile club has third race, won by a neck from tuted by Any Paper West The Star owill eepd the five mont pommlar school in this state to the Lewis & Clarke exposition, at will pay every cent of thelr expenses for one week, including raliros@ fares, hotel bills, entrance fares to the grounds, ete. Or THE Seattle Kennel Club Will BeHeld at Germania Hall “Just the Thing to Stir Your & aaiibel y for its race | Spondoolix after an exciting fini: Nore mag ny IER oy oe April 12, 13, 14 and 15, 1905 ma einen 4 went to The far i gd ti ACROSS THE DESERT whens betecen J, ML. 'E. Atkinson, Choice for the fourth, won by sev-| ,Adsolutely the most perfect up ’ 5 3 =e igppecneteenie he proais “Lee earns Vy ot . J a Mes. | eral lengtha. Weather clear. treck | "82' plano and player combined of the Driving club, and Fred | ae ar; track | ever shown in America. The plaso mour, of the Seattle Autor j itealf j ited in the forr er] self is &@ marvel of eweetness and Bach coupon sent with 25 cents for one month's sarap tion or @ renewal of an old subscription good for 50 VOT A powerful Melodrama St. fompany. Beautiful Special @ry. And no change in pricem club. have ENTRIES CLOSE SATURDAY aT. : é 7 - purity of tone. The de Enter your dogs with W. J. J. Roberts, secretary, Boston Next Week—The Russian-Japan- jotrering the auto club the track f MEMPHIS, Tema. April 11--An rity wikn at! Each coupon accompanied by 50 cents for a new subscrip- Bee Play, “In the Far East.” eat day o@r States that aceident whieh oecurred at the head |? OFlxinal and emant. The Block; Jules Redelsheimer, Firet and Columbia, or Hardy @ Hall, tien for two months, or a renewal of an old subscription, is Don't forget the Shepherd) ii. da | undeubtedty meet | CC the stretch, when Mise Ines, the player (whieh tf inside the plane, Dexter Horton Rank ding. good for 125 VOTES. | aad operated by foot pedals) ifthe Charity Rall, April 2 pacemaker, fell and broke her neek Each coupon accompanted by 75 cents for a three months’ with the approval af the auto cluo| onemal Committees wilh | ad i which HP. Phillipa, her | ples in point of eonstrurton subscription or @ renewal, is good for 200 VOTES, painted. to. comgitiie, mil Stceesary rider, bad a mirseulous escape 804 Operation ever invented, The ‘This contest will rum during April, May and June. arrangements shortly. tations | OM @eath or severe injury, had | [et also of several rival manufac The five t number of votes ‘The Leading Theater, With be issued $6 the Gfubs repro. |e effect of the track for | rer trying to purchase {his Auto when the conten be the lucky guests of The Seattle 3. P. HOWE...... senting eastern Washtn«: Ore. | the fast-coming fay wdady Sa~) Grand inveption—together with « THE FERRIS Soutane gon and British Columbo he | YOY, in the running of th® Tommes- z ‘eal exeMnation of the con SPECIAL BIL AS i schedule of the races has not aa| $e Oaks at oMntgomery park Mon- struction, and particularly the MA To ONIGHT ONLY | day, and the brown filly of Wiliam | TERIAL. AND WORKMANSHIP coupon countsfor 1 vote CAMILLE yet been decided. The cars will be DICK FERRIS AND FLORENCE|clnmnod according to. thelr starting Tere weight ond power farting Tomorrow night~Tues- Neen mbes Sm @ay—and for Balance of Week, Bim yy 4 eed Gd tos “CHARLEY’S AUNT” Next Week—*The Banker's Daugh. | re" lots of fun. The wir ter” ” this event will be the That 25 cents for one month m That 60 cents for two months means 126 yetes. That 75 cents for three months means 200 votes, ae,| Gornt won the race with ease, convinerdous that the Krell Auto. Grand will ogeupy the very first | im the field ¢ | SAN FRANCISCO, April 11.— | position 11.—Jack Chesbro, he of the pall, and Jimmy Whalen, of it off for the world’s record. Ch auto players To the most popular man or woman in Seattle or King County. Who ts your favorite teacher? Does she want to see the Portland Pals? De you want to help send her there? PRICES—10c, 50c—No higher. [teaches the wire first Matinee Prices—10c,26e—No high |ing the obstacles with swt | bro _has pitched 4% consecutive in #03 SECOND AVENUE 7 “ 7 the city | Sngs without allowin 20, | con othe t AS ET rn, op oe than « city | Whalen has pitched 46. ‘That's go Chi L Two men hired to count the votes. Contest closes May 15, ie eat, to cttachel Oe ee re nearly hines, and by the : Offi be STAR THEATER (20°): Sosy "toot sonnei» oe), Home fr Chimay cagoL oanOffice send in fill out Coupon “hi and’ eend We tu whi te fame Cor. First ave. and Madison: pected, will be greatly increas: HARRY SILVER, Prep. Pick your own headliner—Zinn’s | ANNUAL MEET OF 117 Yesier Way. owed piston | rope eda: amiling A genteel place to borrow moriey on Gancers; tby Sunes Romwetts| SPOrting Briefs DENNIS CLUB | **"""‘Suicy“eanbenly Kelly and Davis; Majorie Mande- i= ee > | a . ville; Nellile Gerin im fMustrateg}| The University of Oregon foot iHe Wo Chinese Medicine Co 1 vote for Mr, or Mra...... A eeeereroee . tance. idress. I have sold so much land close in to Seattle the last two years on terms of 10 cents a day, and the buyers feel so good | will give these choice five acres free. Bo send in your votes to CG. D. Hill- man, rooms 1, 2 or 3 Times block (Coupon “A") » Wash. April . the Blograph. bail team will not line up inst | The annual meeting of the Seat | Cures arent — the University of Washington on/tle Tennts club will be held Tues Aiscaew of hen and | Sivebe Sar o.cdssecee eseccccesy Of Sannin OPERA Sates Thanksgiving day. A telegram to! day evening in the offices of Low- Semen. -vithgat | - ages, : HOUSE Theates Leading | this effect was recetved by Man-| man & Peilly, in t Pioneer bulld- | ation Behool, City Of ....6..6000006 , county of ...... ager Bob Evans, of the varsity|t During the meetings officers if A SUGGESTION TO GENTLE- a the most popular teacher in the State of Wash- ington. (Signed) oeeeceeee erscoeces MEN who wish to appear well Come to us and purchase a Shaving Outfit—a good Razor, @ good Strop, a good Mug and a BOHN CORT, Mgr. Both Phones, 6} football team, Monday. Oregon | for the coming year will be elected . states that she is under a contract | Plans for the opening of the season MORE NIGHTS to play Multnomah om that date.| Will also be discussed, The out- 7s fenves the “Sibtvers: {| look for the tennis club is brighter POLLAROS MILLIPUTIAN 1 aington without & big team| thie year than it has ever been, TEETH | BROWN’S PAINLESS DENTISTS JAre cutting prices again, and now THRE Seren very slated for Thanksgiving. He now) both from a financial and enthu-t ~ || good plece of Soap, And you will §)'* the chance of © ifetime to have In the Big Success, fears that the dates of the larger| silastic viewpoint on the part of the| | be fixed so as to do your own 2 0ra tenowned apecialinta, at ine (Coupes “8 THE BELLE OF NEW YORK |SMlleges may be all taken up.| members. i] barbering. Economy is not the Bi] prices ” , Sabi ” we Thankegiving day is the best day It is expected that all of Inst} } only thing about having such a } veceeee Wash, April ....+ 4 VEDNESDAY MATINEE, “PIN=}ig @he year and Manager Evans is! year’s offtcers will again be elected - iff lay out. You will make it possible AFORE,” 5 ausious to secure s big gam for the season of 1905. The meet-| Sit, °pinem to have a clean face at all times ent ee ee ee Popul 1 Prices of the ladies’ branch will be) cape as b me Verticke with but little trouble and ef aasvwmuamea- She rip- rows EVERETT, April 11.—President | “SPICE Hint WAR INCPrON we fort. The quality of your clothes || rate lower A cette, |tuens, of the Northwestern league eed dows not cut half the figure that #] Name . | in Everett ajay. He jatarrh , clean shaven face does Auditorium Waly | xivet in Everett, Tuesday. He n Mercury ~ CHICHESTER $ PILLS © clean chaven Ense.& | ALL THIS WEEK FREE AGGTORE oseseecseeerece Meseeeces seeeeeees |has with him the schedule for th at Contain Mereury aes aos : After a ahave a little applica- J] ¢y 7 ALL TM Fourth Ave. and Pine Street, | coming season. The sche will atl and completely deranne | C4 BA tion of our Velvet Cream to the /EXTRACTING = EXAMINATION WG taideenis cdeddhtes. Raieseee | be passed upon by the members of n wh itering it shaven surface will prevent the MJ Gold Patines 750 and $1.00 . ROLLER SKATING |the local club at its next meeting U usual soreness and insure @ 91 $5.00 and $10.00 Gold Crowns SenEny -PanegstSsenenEd eS Seenenes EVERY, MONDAY, ggTUSBDAY,| Sgr Hulem, who an exited to bealchy ce. We ore well ogee I i and tans Meet Tent BAN ees eevee eeeseneee saseeees alernen, General: sdeniesion, T0e te v in | etured come and see thom, as well a8 fl ce uc low rates All work Baeenn lar teacher in the State of Washington to .....++« neuen free. EDR WOOLLEY April 1 ont the many other good things we B/ teed for ten years, and done by our Hours for Skating— = RO ; scrap ae eae! porn have to yo All at reasonable Bi painiess system, known and used| WA Py ttt tetetee see Of cecesscecereeesscees Men ‘bot Games? team this year. Prank ‘Newman ; =p tie worn | STONE'S PIKE ST. PHARMACY || 2°OWN'S PAINLESS DENTISTS Every Wedne and Saturday | ar managed the Manuel one Peatnes ai °° , ee eae my > | re re Reems “ Tete ae eeeeeeeee weeeeenee plane tare ee 5 team of Seattle, wi L take the | Rotd” py Drug Reliable Famtly Proscrip- fj! 1-2-3-4 an nion block Pe | ag RRS li The best of order will prevail at ali} al sin hand. The al ball Fam BN YoOt | or ncDougall &@ ar wal put 2 x Sons 419 PIKE STREET KNOW WHAT : ve FO DO. Many Doth Phones, Main 933. oe 7 mw pimples ye—8:20 a. m. to 1 j Be sure you are tr th ™ { - _ times. grounds is now being graded, and when finished will be one of the) —— — finest of the amateur parks, The ELEGANT NEW ASSORTMENT | “ vos will be white with| OF LADIES’ WAIST SETS—HAT | | reenbaum’s Cloak and 1 coupons to Manager, Teachers’ Contest, Seattle Wash - uleers, ing hair § | mming. It is expected the) PING—~WRIST BAGS, BTG., ETC. rh, and don ne. o Suit House | See a ae ean | NOM aOR RASS te Batt gate ALBERT HANSEN \\ 92, 22. 5205.20, 38 TS v Orattle, HERR as ne Pal 5 nailed te Ue ware . i - BROWN, 9% Arch street, Philadetphin. JEWELRY, WATCHES ain mT eee Ene Tait, maker to rc werer | n two weeks. | HOUGHTON. & HUNTER, Penn., tir tena BLOOD CURE, | SY al: Beg gs ngs The Star Sends Them There.” By ae ie aseremres \ Jewelers, 1 per, potets saekey 706 t8t Avenue ! and @ copy w Main 2448, RANCISCO, April 11.—Fa- 704 First Avenue, Seattle, Go. 1013-1016 Wiest Ave. di once bY special m NEES Fi I ETD OSE ee