The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 28, 1905, Page 2

THE © SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1905 j { — ! | Muse | 1 SRR AERA RRR AR RRR Jame had been having a lovely * Big Bargains for Tomor-) # | time from tho ay ho fought. Nel-| ~ U *\ non until he ined with | : row's Sale THE DOPE SHEET--® AEN '3 wil ries 8 , 4 WILL t Jotht ' % | actly what he needed. He returned . > | f h i nou sad when. Mb HUNT J) with much of undesirable adi STANDING OF THE CLUBS P - : cantorn dog me anything you know y be » gone and immediately plunged | ° Won, Lout, Pet. “od T portion of the get all th we advert ONC EE RE me a. ihe ao ; ms | : won 7 Ar " f ® cup am you—and " — a, anise k cut out for him, H r MOORES ‘se . 1D both going »s mt ie a ertatt Oaklan 6 il 08) 1 -— i | cor lea rami the holm, dgnew Con welling Rot way that T kyow nothing of my | was very much thage en : | = a ' ; Tom" 7 Phila. ; une ight romped wader wn A wledge Of #itge | the King nan havi pled gp 3 4 : 7 , ble / FANCY WORSTEDS shown lenge the good. At the a I na wil hene tact 1) White, Britt s mreat dl Porth : 17 rr ene i a a by Melegi ' 2 and ord sald everywh: f th @ they w 10 1! W h about_horse racing} road work, also nying co a ttre ae, deaaban ‘Tudela L. B. Ye pt I ; $38.00 the I be “priced tron Mea ; galt ® , i sahiion ta the teadlaen } ae * io ma ted in the judging ‘Thurday| 4 * i _ $15.00 Siieo ie lthat eamh ally te ca call oat le ake soy r h Lis : . i OTHER FANCY W STEDS th 1 ke : wort wit " t The sports in ‘Frisco are sorefiat | at Renreation ¥ giv Phe dectatan: aly el ag a ye ‘ o bes were at $18. 1 $20.00, : .| the races begin we shall Coffreth and many predict that i@e | moon by a ft aos intemal mughout have been sati 1, Hae cs n pes are fered we aluen ian thee lookout for violation law, I end of April will witness bis ratime-| ‘The amo was womewhal delayed | everyone , ; ; 1 with abave + oS ‘ eo ably I stall use the f let s}ment from the sporting worldgpo|!n starting on account of ta | The glug wee coms 4" aa 4 e = ‘es 028.50 ; re jin my department t 1 in | far as officiating as a matehem re. cotoms, Rawover, histe a « The managemes eer ° ei na a ae vere | Voatign’ jis concerned, The climax "er lige otge =~ etl ag be 'taat ‘two days of & - GENUINE HOCKANEM wwealibaae | Jeapped when Coffroth failed Mto | after the winged ones. Letty Ho be en for the efit of the 1 . Tweeds of the kind so-called high | mourt m ARE GOING SOME | bring Britt and White together | was the firs ieee on a oeae " g , harge y kel Roa Neos iaenek cee Sills ak : going. He went to on t WY. fi ° loenldbags § 1 Ay na age ba t now te the Battling Nelson will fight Hapte| Miller sent him to second with &) awarps IN VARIOUS BREED! ar’ Ss or Ss , # at 915.00 the | teasers dow ae} great made by the Wash-/ Turner, ‘The Dane posted —BBis |sacrifics, and Dashwood lam a9 Irish Water Spaniel ovice track which F Lim-lTagton t under {ts new man-| “dough” Saturday and says haves to left for two, scoring Houts | iu, eA Pontius, Seattle, Barney F; ge C. t t OUR SCOTCR TWEEDS tha ited Into the ‘ | ager Washington now) willing to meet the colored McHale touta os _ Dashwood | StU) first; open dogs, F. A. Pontius a on es umaliy pay $20.00 for will be he wooday : | ata higher in the race than for| provided the latter ts willing #to | ond . a Co “drasaet the | Seattle, Barney Sul firet s ™ : ‘ a : vs snd for tomorrow's sa Rab mashwood “receive Ml Dons sh a | 8 to his terms elaon's 40 iwhen Wager ¢ Field Spaniels—Open dogs and Stor will p ol teachers Oh Olt , cane gens ey ery and ae just beaten. Une agree to'his terms. Noleon'a tgs | Soe Kagor again ewelled hie|,Vield Rh ~edas tn thw #tate to the Lewis & ( on at Portland wif WE SHOW about 500 sults in as ey aay in polite society, & {famous Bostons three straight/are not unreasonable and tt te | *! a Nictiaie went to| Yitches 3. Abbot n pay every cent of their expense sing oeue gorted styles of cloths—all well| make the game a successful pink and by good baseball, too. | thought the match will come off r —- ee Hall had walked | ® C., Box first fond fares, hotel billa, entran on 8 > grounds, o . made and worth up to $16.00—for | tea affair | For many years it has been claim-| Nelson says he needs the money.| third. A a 1 . an demiaee ee Cocker paniels—Puppy dogs Bach coupon—A—is good for on r will show them at} ed th Washington deserved noth-| He also atated that he poped Britt |t frat a double # |\Mre. C. W. Sharples, Seattle, Next Rach coupes sent with nOnth's wie | This son should be a capital) ing but a tail ender, for nobody| would meet him when the White | Hale on the peg had a pow-| fret: black open dogs, Portland acriptior reney fa »6 for BO Suit or for the young bush league}iurned out to see the games there| mill was over | rhe .- a = a eure Cocker kennets, Mepal's Saxon first —s esteniaidbiininman » wow lll save our store atchers who are being carried bY] but the people in the departments, wow with Slats ove 1) | Duppy bitches, Mra. ¢ Sharples eine gee net ae oe aie-cnt Reta Soe the Pacific Coast league men's clubs.| tt is noticed, however, that for tho| *&&RARARRARA A ew) Goodwin left the ball lying all) PANN) DT oon ne et ack scription for, two months, Ge ent Deer Oe } » Hall skinned to third, but a . in & department cares for that end. } And it would be taking long chances) last fow games the crowds have | # ro “ ry a t Burns’ out. In the} mit bitches, Mrs William eo Each coupon —B—acco or any club to “can” any of its] been growing steadily larg it died there on * | Bellingham, Duche de Man months’ subscription or af 1, is RS priced at $1.65, $2. coed tien *a » show any promiae,| would be ngo thing indeed if WHAT BOSSES SAY > third the fans were seared out Of) tine” varti-colored novice This contest will run during April, BM { i80 baa ere worth from | (4 sooner or later the veteran back-/@tahi should finish well up in (hele eee ee ee ee ee me ® | thelr end when t's Angeles pound: | Narhan Beman, Seattle, Bob Bis “kse me The five oes Sewn 2 gr a gem seed ; segue ray | stops will go after a wild “spit-ball”| race with his team. ed out three runs, first; parti-colored limit dogs, Mra caste aide teameitan Penton } st where “it ain't The result} The deal for Seattle came when) o ow ‘gharn Seattle, Bud Zunts atte Pie a Sn sae : wilh “4 pa eB, hb of broken fingera| Since the announcement that Britt Dashwood lammed out another) tire: sarti-colored open dogs, Mre - by { and 0 tagcat? for woolen; and ite and White. will -get.taumher for bump, followed by @ pass for Mc-\c wW gharples, Seattle, Ben Ora AY mi Pe Nae me “aihe”'tb-dam’ thal Gare om May 6 Wad theta cut on Hale. RK. Hall then banted tafe first; parti-colored novice bitches y <a } ow an re. 4 avs / . * y ood died on ,’ « " Coupor i mit and mask the team will sureiy| the sporting world, somebody made filling the bags. Dashwood di . "| Mra. C. W. Sharples, Seattle, Dona p ? ngage inet it jthe remark that maybe the men had j® long throw to the plate when li oin first; parti-colored limit w Ape gy ape wolf” but is| Shut off training, Nix for that |Burns flied out to left. Bobby | vitches, Mra. C. W. Bharples, Seat wresecesoveccovess re Bil Boe fl ace Be he| The Englishman has been work | Jai however, landed the sphere| ii Hurtheta first part|-colored open t wote fer CLOTHING HOUSE evn we wae See tee ttl tne heed Gk Larhepur paar the down along the foul line and Hall | iines, Mrs. C. W. Sharples, Seattle. Fe eee SenaS "Naan MRS Ot aslatal wwe ef Charhéy Mishel | and MoHale eame home .. | Pattern Yirat; novice dogs, Mra. H Sines, aw Wt skis Avago CRETE. ne and is in goed condition. Wh After this no scores were made. | noite seattle, Portland Rajah first STAR THEATER TURFMEN UP AGAINST IT | bas been paying particular atten Score by innings: 0 0 0 #5 | limit bitches, Mrs, William Halliday ns the most popular t Cor. First ave. and Madison; tion to his wind in anticipation of| 20410100 e207] Media, Pa, Lansdowne's Ada H ington. Eight Wonderful Aete—Lola Cot-| The horse ractng season will be-/a lightning pace. He works well on | eee eo ong {firat: open bitches, Mra, William [Signed] fon, the original Georgia Magnet; | gin in the east with the opening|the road and has dev a good 53 80s000 S081 Halliday Lansdowne’s Weston and Whalen. Robinson and/or the Worth track on April 29.| pair of bellows. His program starts | Sad teawone: | Aan Zones, De Mora and Graceta, Linnie | Hawthorne is scheduled to open on/off with the usual breakfast of| __Batteries—-Roach and Dashwood The California Cocker club trophy Love. ne — a age Nene | May 27, and Harlem ts billed for| chops, tea and toast that all English Goodwin and Eagar r the best water spaniel was won (Coupen “B”. geass June 10, State's Attorney John J.| fighters affect while in training a a lby Mrs. C. W. Sharples’ Butheta. os mall — Healy, in the interval, holds the| Then donning a heavy sweater and WON IT ON e€ . |The same dog also won the Mrs ‘avh., April . . e ° a Ch tower Hv cup for the! rd Avenue center of the stage for the race| pi king up @ light stick he starts BAN FRANCISCO, April 28.—The Cearies Dewars eave “ for tee GENE eR Me ensitin ‘Gen ck horse men. out, accompanied by Jimmie Law- deci Swen Muavete’s game to thal” apa pred and own: eye eee een te ibe Gentle Wier. Ove Theater + Every preparation ts being madejlor, Mitchell's assistant, and some second inning, when ple hita | ®Y the exhibitor, She also won the tien te be name ot “The Most Popular Theater.” by the track owners for qpnducting| times by Charley Mitchell, jr, Ten feetent tecltaan laced three | Postmaster's cup for the best parti- Russell & Drew. Managera the places in the customary manner. | miles Is the waual run and when he runs, Henley was so effective that| red spaniel not over 24 pounds MDs) kictlorset sibs werwesees suekesta > The press agents are busy annownc-| returns to quarters he is dripping Oo nail ° od until their last |/" Welght. The Lowman cup for the} ae ent, Night nate t'** | ing the horses that will appear, and| With perspiration and aglow with a W. R. ARMOUR, “ov eae ge pair of hite| best black cooker spaniel was won| RAGED weoreovere ie: ee | the purses are being made up. Only| healthy color, A brisk rub-down caddie ctnit ieheBeore by Mepal's Bayon, from the Port-| Rel 6. <b iS ethah nc. cones tescccces vecsensel 4 “A GIRL FROM ALBANY.” |the Washington park suthorities| follows and then he rests until | Manager Detroit American League “ RW} land Cocker kennels. } 4 . | have as yet made no announcement) lunch, which ts a much heartler Team. San Frani120000000-4 4 06}, colllee—Gable and white puppy COUT aeceveeeeeeeceeee weeeweeee eoeeeenenen Next Week, commencing Sunday | meal than breakfast. After giving} “1 opinion the 1905 outlook |"*" dogs, Arthur Murphy, Seattle, Kil of plana. * mn my oP 1 i val 4 matinee, April 36, Magnificent Scen- ~ Ate alpe nee eae ny oe han thet |OXand 00000000 1-1 6 Ola Ei pee ot ovid BAe .rrrvevcscccceseves vereseces cosvercesnes fo Revival of the play that will never| Mr. Healy recently reiterated his|the food a chance to settle, he re-| is for even faster baseball than tha Ritterice-ittaniey aa6 | Whhadn Juardsman ; novice grow ald, jintention of enforcing the laws| Pairs to the gymnasium, whore he! of last season, with a race that Morkiman end Barna | bitches, McIntosh & Murphy, Seat- Pirase credit’ ......... votes for the most pepu- } ) couple of hours of goo or * exe! deapite | Morkima tle, Pome tret; sa . 4 “THE TWO ORPHANS.” jagalust gambling, and there are] Duta in couple of hours of good, | should be fully as exelting, despite | | Pencemealcer Jr, firet; sable and oss Summer a Geis What ot Watlington te | many who see in his words the) *elld work The punching bag.| the five-team fight of a year ago. | WEBFOOTS DEFEATED TIGERS white mit dogs, Miss Fratices Greatest eee ever written. knell of horse racing tn Cook coun-| Weights and medicine ball are] An increase #m value of team Speed 9 Gates, Bellingham, Jaw. Ridd first; in prices. ty. “T understand.” said he, “that three or four race tracks will start up in Cook county within the next month or two. I also understs: that pools and handbooks will be run in connection with these tracks. The laws prohibit gambling, and pools and handbooks are a form of gambling. I shall, therefore, see that the laws are enforced.” When Informed that the Worth track is billed to open April 29 Mr. Healy said “It UL» laws are violated at Worth iter. anager. The Leading J, P_ HOWE. LAST TWO WEEKS THE FERRIS COMPANY im that Greatest of New York Successes, “THE CHARITY BALL,” By David Belasco and Henry Ds ‘Mille. No Performance Tonight. Next Performances SATURDAY MATINEE AND EVENING. - we will take steps immediately to Rae > Getcee abn, aaetran: | c00 that tho oltindets properiy pun hhigher. | tahed. ‘I am employed to see that the laws are enforced In Cook county The city Haurtts have nothing to do with my duties or my jurisdiction I shall not walt until my office ts deluged with complaints, I shall TO BE SOLD MANUFACTURERS’ SALE OF PIANOS 96 PIANOS TO BE SOLD AT FACTORY PRICES As it is well known, the trou- ble expertenced by the men who shipped tn this large stock of pianos expecting to open a new munte store; for the past six weeks they have tried to secure & suitable location, but falling to find any desirable for the busi Seattic’s GRAND fouse wiz: HOUSE Theater DAY AND MONDAY NIGHTS L. R. STOCKWELL CHAS, ERIN VERNER In Herbert Bashford’s Brilliant Comedy, “HON, JOHN NORTH.” $1.90 to 2c. Beats seiling. | lard Lilliputian Opera Company. | Tonight and Saturday Nights— “An American Millionaire.” Satur- day Matinee—"A Runaway Girl.” Popular Pollard Prices- 50. 350. Few front rows, Téc. 25e and 50c. Ma BALL Pann” ASE BALL LOS ANGELES vs. SEATTLE ALL THIS WEEK. | | | i | | ness, were about to return their TooAY Is goods to the factory. Here wax LADIES’ DAY an opportunity to buy goods and Ladies admitted free to grow save freight both ways, which is and grand stand. jf & saving of $46 on a piano, and Game called at 3:20 p. m.; Sunday | for spot cash we have secured Bp m. Virginia and Cedar St. Cars. the entire lot of pia way be- low factory prices. We have the goods now and they are going to be sold quick. There ts a sure saving of more than $100 on a Nothing like this ever ed before in Seattle. CLINE’S 1907-09 Ist Ave., just above P. 0. FIRST ANNUAL Bench Show | Or THE His label on t A your Preserip- APRIL 26, 27, 28 and 29, 1905. og American Kennel Club Rules. pends wits me ENTRIES WILL POSITIVELY moet “Ser CLOSE APRIL 18. ing” on silver » STORE Be. 1213 CHARLES McALLISTER, Sec'y. | SHAW'S DRUG ‘ moras Ave. City Hail, Wash. | woop Pilaah ca| Weed. Charcoai and Coke reenbaum’s Cloak and. ‘tle Coal and Suit House “aa. a From the maker to the wearer. Cano Strect and Kailroad Ava & 1410 BECOND AVE. Phones: Main 93; Ind. 9% 7: Tel.—Sunset, Main 244 Pek oct é ed z ChicagoLoanOftice RELIABLE TRANSFER CO. | Baggage, Furniture, Storage MARRY SILVER, Prop. 117 Yesier Way. | ‘A genteel place to borrow money on Giamonds and all kinds of jeweiry. Strictly confidential Watch and Chro- G. BENINGHAUSEN senie:aror 713-715 FIRST AVE. SCIENTIFIC OPTICIAN. Agent for U. 8. Hydrographic and Coast and Geodetic Charta. Almanacs and Books on vigation Correct time received dally from Mount Hamilton, sorvatory. Official Time Inepector for the Seattle Blectric Co. lumbia & Puget Sound Ra!lroad Company. Hole agent for the Colebrated BD. Graen Precision Watches, Watches Accurately Adjust ¢d, Correct Time ¢ ranteed TOLMPHONE—MAIN 637; INDEPENDENT 642. Postoffice buliding, —Sunset 902, Independent, Cal, Ob and Co Pianos: Rent Rent Ajlowed on Purchase Price , e * MOMLER &,CHASE, 1505 24 Ave. (Batabiinnea 1950.) Largest Music Hougp on the Coast ascii ce and storage room, 1216 First | taken in order and then he puts on the gloves, fighting « number of fast rounds with Lawlor and occa sionally with Mitchell, who, de«pit his “front,” can “go some.” An other rub-down, a rest, dinner more rest, and then White is ready for a long, sound sleep. is light hitter has not been dis pelled by what he has shown tn training. He punches fast, though awkwardly, but his blows do not appear to have much steam behiad them. He may be boxing “under a wrap.” to fool the betters, but if he is he is marvelously clever at the trick. He punches much after the style of Bob Fitzsimmons, holding his arm rather rigid and throwing the entire upper portion of his body behind the blow. The punch lands solidly enough, but its effect is not damaging, and those who have seen him work take the tales of the easy manner in which he has |disposed of heavyweights with more than one grain of salt | Britt prepared himaeif for the hard work by doing a week of boiling out at Harbin Springs, Jet- jfries favorite training grounds. | | You Lose Nothing By buying your drug wants at the Reliable Store you met the best and the pric ace Ww as any of them. Sell ! #'s Violet Taleum Be H you tried our Almond and Cucumber Cream, cures chape and makes the hands an soft ag a baby’s 1 face special 250 55e The ite ke Mellin’s Pood. atee Malted Milk, $1.00 size Try Spring's Blood the beet, and it Phone us your drug wanta deliver the goods promptly T good thr t we STONE'S PIKE ST. PHARMACY Reliable Famfly and Presertp- tion Drugeteta. 419 PIKE STREET. Both Phones, Main 923. given to all whom it may eoting of Wash of a corpora exinting under * of the be held at agnoointion, th, in the W. W. SHARE The impression here that White! owing to strict enforcement of the PORTLAND, Ore, April 14.—Not balk rule, will be the only Chane? | wichetanding Tacoma secured five and Strickland, Seattle, Glen Tana Boy | sable white open dogs, H. P. of. School, City of County of in conditions. It f% too early [| hits off Jones to three off Brown by | “Tt: sable and white puppy bitches, Signed make predictions as to results, 8|t6 tooal 1 Portiond's hite came|% J. Stinson, Seattle, Winnit fret (signed) o 288 | #0 many of the teame will begremt-| a+ the more opportune times. The boston Terriete—Limit Dogs a alba d ogeeg gael ly changed in porronnell and the | reiding was generally good and at |W 'liam R. Young, Portiand, Nobska Pr geese new-comers are unknown quantities |Umes sensational cially a sin-| (ret pen =Doge—William = R./| The Detroit elub, om the showlng aie handed running catch of a fy | YOUN. : SL ae, Ose aioe thus far, will be improved | deep into right field made by M NE aig ‘ eopshead Bay, Send all coupons to Manager, Teachers’ Contest, Seattle year and should be a factor If the | Creedie of Portiand. Score + 1. Moorbay Elsie first Star, Seattle, Wash. race, though we are making no/ REE Pox Terriers—-Smooth coated pup- “The Fair to the Fair, | claim Our hopes are to figure in| ortland 60100001e 9 3 1|?% S0ne—A F. Henderson, Seattle, The Star Sends Them jthe fight of 1905 and to build &/racoma 09010000 0—-1 5 1| Buster first. Smooth coated novice | team which will be a contender in| patterion— and Murphy | 406*—-Charles K. Marley, San Fran- the race of 1906, when the present | prown and Umpire, Kiept. 0, Wandeo Duke first. Smooth | |} team will be welded together.”-—W oated limit doge—Charies K. Har-| | R. Armour. PACIFIC NATIONAL LEAGUE, |'*%: 84m Francisco, Norfolk Hunte- a siasiniiiiaiica Boise 7, Ogden & man fret. Smooth costed open BELLINGHAM, April i%—7Th| Sookane § Salt Lake 4 dows—Charles K. Harley, San Pran- Rellingham Raseball association hax aaa cisco, Norfolk Huntenan ‘ 2 lecided to use the fatr groweds for NATIONAL LEAGUE. Smooth coated novice bite lthe home games of the Bellingham Charles K. Harley, Ban Franct team this year. Grounds closer to| New York 4. Brooklyn 0. Norfolk Smart Set first. Smooth the cfty on the property of | the ene coated open bitches—Charies K | Reftingham Bay Improvement Com AMERICAN LEAGl |Marley, San Francisco, Norfolk pany had been under consideration| Boston 2, Washington 1 | Smart Set first. Wire haired puppy for some time, but ft was Inter de-| Cleveland 2, Detrott 0, | dome—Nick Zittle, Tacoma, Hensitte ied to re the fatr grove hicago 4, St. Louls 3 | first. Wire haired novice doge—O. Work on the grounds will com-| New York 1, Philadelphia @ |B. Hess, Seattle, Wire Giggier first mence at once, The next games to} oo | Wire haired open doge—Humber- | be played by the toe tearm wilt be| Garden Hose and Lawn Sprink | stone Kennels, San Francisco, Hum |with the University of Washington |lere ofall kinds, The Rubber Store, |beresone Mearne first Whee bend on Saturday, the Beattie Electrics on | 714 Ist ave | ». B. Hews, Seattle Sunday t, Wire haired nov. | Se Ls Bata A ee and white timit} SAN FRANCISCO, April 28 nt Thomas # Griffith, Spo-| repeater and the fourth race. | 8 e and white open bitches j During the start Chestnut, with @| Stinson, Seatte, Kildare Su / Joutay tustth up, tunteled in trent first. Other than, sable and. white| ONE SILVER WATCH GIVEN AWAY of the grand stand, throwing Smith puppy dogs, No. 120 Diack. Other lio the track. Jackfull aiso stum- than sable and white novice dogs Twenty Parker Lucky Cur | bled just an the barrier went up. | A. P. Nichols, Seattle, Here first. throwing Jockey Sullivan. Sollivan | Other than sable and white limit Pens Given Away * was uninjured and the horse went jdoee—Thomas 8 Griffiths, Gien | around the track rideriess. j Tene Marquis first. Other than/ Griffiths, Spokane. Gien 14 as a | |BUY YOUR MILLINERY AT ; pokane, Glen Tana Mar- | | jauie first, Othen than sable and white | 2 | Puppy bitches—-Arthur Murphy, Se- 2 attle, Kildare Fancy first. Other es are for the boys and giris who turn i | In Every Cup of jthan sable and white novice bit hes) largest numb re of aa ubseriptions, paid in advance, to | |~—-Arthur Murphy, Seattle, Ki Seattle Star, durtn oe | Fan. % hbo "tee eat = a The boy or girl who turns tnto-the Seattle Star office, |white limit bitene as esos | Tth Ave tie, Wash, the largest number of coupons | | Griftiene, Seek ‘on homas / the subscription money for the new customers during the / sees mm Ge ane oo w te will receive from us the first prize of $25.00 in gold | pee alleen py The boy or girl who turns into the Seattle Star office ti) UEEN ANNE AVE wal ey = poman second largest number of coupons, with the subscription meme “ og oe tr cnt | for new customers, will win the Second Prize, a handsome —_——_—_——_— _ Bulldoge--Limit doge—G, ©. Hy-| Waton } Da By +l ie oo ey Merge ‘The boy or girl Who turng in to the Seattle Star office | preertli ‘eee a ae third.largest number of coupons, with the subscription ‘ a a CeO: Leet. | for new customers, will receive the Third Prise, @ | Puppy doge—Harry and David Ro-| Silver Watch, . Eee ie sabe tok ee bitehen ay aie ae And the next twenty boys and girls who turn in the | Are cutting prices again. and now itches: M. Papst, San Francis- ace toca Aas pe ws Mini. colin ‘ “Lucky © is the chance of a Iifetime to have SPECIAL PRICE jco, True Blue first ave rade ~ r on receive one $2.00 Parker “Lucky lyour dental work done by reese | Bull Terriers—Puppy dogs rv} ‘ountain Pen eac aie |tiret. Novice dogs—8. P. I Ney ‘ i 5 | Seattle, Tabasco first. Limit doge—| . Any boy or girl may enter this contest. } j Miss Norma Morey, Seattle, Bumps | = a subecetbing for the Star must write their nami® | jfiret. Open doge—Frank B. 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