The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 6, 1905, Page 2

Brass ities lehithirieaner ae reenter a THE SEATTLE STAR—WE DNSDAY, SEPT. 6, 6, 1905 ee ° PAPRICA . FROM. DOPE. . | BOX | | ; Won't Be as Hot As That | Frisco Comes the News ‘| Man Tells of Two Foal Car Loaded With Siwashes | ' ; Britt-Nelson Session ae of Deadlock Fights Tuesday Arrives | rie'gore sneer”) WO IGE GREAM OR GAKE FOR [Resal $15 RARER RARER Single and Double Breasted Le : Tt iw settied that the Vanderbilt; Chatrman Robert Lee Morrell, of th as “coo seman as tae art, or tho|-thocioome tate’ Che, preparations: Sot Suits in Fine Worsted nd he intends that it #hatt Fabrics for Fail det the name as on the track The course ts a good one, but not greatest aut ontewt op otegy<d BS eo fast as year, nor quite as| run in thie ¢ con The eat teen dolar good. It measures 29% miles by| trast with the race of amt yenr, It ta Jp ett ita eervey end 20 mites by « | w ed to have the one of next! on. Look all arwund a The work of olling the course has| October show a substantial profit, | If and fave Dollars and Dol ; Riready beawn. inorder that. the| Thia will be weed in furthering the |] and save Dotlars anid Dol surface may be ready for the elim-| Mwrk of the A. A. A, particularly jf offered. then come her : ination trials on September 22.] that of tts touring bureau, ‘The |] Sav Totars ana Do : grandstand at the starting and fin | lars on your new fall jahing polnt will be ready for the 4 ; 00 of these sterling LAST WEEK OF CLEARANCE /ctimination triats, ax well as the 600 of these . SALE ace proper. Applications for seats $15 nuite are now ready ’ 35c Balbriggan Underwear now] on the grandstand should be made All new and direct from : a ROE & Karment arly to Alfred Reeves, 31 West the tailor shop: New a re 4 street, New York, and York's greatest clothes b 4 ‘ J be taken to state wheth makers. very «uit is ‘ or the race in October they fitas though Ist Ave. So. and Main St. _AMUSEMENTS. Word comes fre ngle and double coats, with proper San Francisco, the fight mecca, that Manager Billy GRAN Sea odin Nolan, representing Battling Neisoa and these fine mmr has delivered an ultimatum to the oe a Re ae oa fj eavy werge thi pure wor 3 promoters of the Britt-Nelson fight “ 4 JOHN CORT, M — Phones, @ | rating that there will be no fight od and wirictly fast color blue; Undressed Thibet in rich black if Jeffries referees wahs age grepenet to tet” end ] on't grow rusty when worn TONIGHT—LAST TIME! Nolan late Tuesday afternoon é aa ray ; . ee iS ‘wand Nelson will enter the ring for and cheviots in dressy pattern. a ‘AN We Need Is Rain that purpose, But undér no cir . Step im and try om ane of these : 4 EZRA KENDALL, cumstances whatever will we con +. sults and note the difference in a tn Hie Best Play sent to have Jeffries act as referee tho cut, style and make of | . The Britt-Nelson pink tea occurs ¥. ' a Gt other Bibse | “WEATHER BEATEN BENSON."| saturday and with but a few short bh . 380 pores so wilt find Frices—$1.50 to 25c days left the two pugtliets have not \ dasulare ty 38 Starting Sunday, “The Chape- | Yet agreed on the officlal arbitrator ‘ rens.” Nelson wants Siler, Britt wants ea’ TITLE The will probably mean the selection of ‘ et [a men other than Jeffries or Siler 7 + No larger stock In Seattle to chose from, and every penny'’s THEATER *-... — fo worth of our goods guaranteed, MONEY BACK is our policy if Unless Seattle braces up to a marked degree the Tacoma agere gation of ball chasers stand a beau- tifal chanee of landing at the top of the percentage column again within next three weeks Seattle and the Tigers play a thre-weeks’ series, and if the locals continue in their exhibitions of how to lose the Tiger stock will be booming. we fail to please. John Cort, Mar. Both Phones 43. All This Week——Matinees Tomorrow and Saturday, $@c and 2c. ANOTHER BIO HIT And Packed Houses, ‘The KENTUCKY BELLES Burtesque Company. ioe we : At Salt Lake, Tuesday, Mike t Mins It Shreck was given the decision over Prices S00 and 2c. Jobn Wille amid a chorus of groans 4 Avenue and much confusion. Mike was Trica fouled. but the crowd thought. nev 615-617 Ist Ave. | Theater ertheless, that Wille was entitled to ses 65 a RUSSELL & DREW, Managers. the plum. The two men had agreed BY MAY SUTTON. ward with the least effort. If you can't handle your feet casily a few 3 that ne foul, if unintentional, would {aternational Woman Teanis Champion. simple gymnastic exerciess are needed. It ts very cesential that « “AL PARLORS 4 beans ee Dn ditewed, teah thud tee anaes Sonned Written Especially for The Stal player move easily and quickly about the court. Few women drese|f REMOVAL NOTICE! MODERN DENT: 4 Regular Unchanging oe, would be given time to recuperate Tam often asked to advise women tennis players on the best moth suitable for the tennis court. It is violent exercise and demands loose PROSE, MAIN S10 TONIGHT After receiving the foul, Shreck| ods of playt 1 have always held that advice to tennis players w simple garments, both for the sake of the game and one’s health. The Have removed from Second avenues and Pike street to Second aw ff, claimed that be was unable to con-| only good te point the way, and that incessant practice was the thing shoes should Mt loosely, with plenty of room for the foot to expand. enue and Marion street, Maria Building. All Week—Saturday Matinee [tinue and Referee George Siler) that really counted la volleying and lobbing Ube back musctes of the arm and shoul- bp pe are the very lowest consistent with first class ma ae 2 eon pointed his finger at the Chicago Here are a few general ruler, however, that [ have worked out dere should be brought Into play, giving weight to the stroke terial workmansh!p. Presen' Popular Piay man. Wille’s supporters went up in| for myself, and as they have helped me win, perhaps they may be of I never “train” for a mates, but owing to my jency to stout “FABIO ROMANI,” the air. Shreck was the cleverer of Yelue to other players. nese | refrain from cating starchy food: nd gave up ice cream and the two, but Wille had him badly The beginner should take a few Inssone from a good player on the cake before the international match in England. This was not so handteapped in weight. Proper manner of holding the racquet. It should be held naturatly much to harden my muacies as to benefit my wind sopuaes Modern Dental Parlors Second Ave. and Marion St. Presented by a Capable Company pi about the middie of the “grip.” gnd a tong. free stroke cultivated. So many players get “winded"toward the last of a match, and I MARION BUILDING Incidentally, Siler, who refereed) Short, choppy strokes are to be avoided: they lack accuracy. My beat try to avoid this by always breathing deeply and cultivating lung —-. | the Shreck-Wille fight, is the man/ Stroke is the forearm stroke, although [ haye the back hand stroke capacity STAR and Madison wanted by Nelson to referee the| down pretty fine Don't play with inferior players, even while prac Brains a8 necessary in playing tennis as {n any other occu- "Frisco mill Saturday tleing. It will weaken your game and you might be learning some pation requiring clear thinking and rapid action. Don't be afraid to ahetiaminen thing from a strong player. get around—you can't win sticking at the back line, and don't confine Always keep your eye on the ball I really believe my strong yourself to any one kind of play. If you can play best in the back There was another fight ended | eyesight has helped me win many matches court play there, but there are times when every player is forced to the by « foul Tuesday, but im this in- Play in mixed doubles whenever you get a chance. It Is eplendid net, and then if you have had no practice at this sort of playing your wre path fouled Oighter did not! practice. want the decision on those grounds When awaiting service stand | I postti@m, with the feet persistency the finest trait of human natere Everything New. ~ ae setenee mateted ont stop slightly apart, and on the back line, with the body Inclined forward brought out on the tennis court ix the sportsmaniike spirit in which Diamonds, Breeches, 5 ler to t In this position you are ready for anything. and can jut or run for th layers meet defeat Rings, Scarf Pina. Linke, | Willie Fitegerald-Eddie Hanlon oe shen Studs. Bar Screws, Ete, | fight at Los Angeles. Referee Eyton 2 cautioned Fitagerald four times for @f the local fans. fight Mt out between Houghton & Hunter cowine in the sevesth round § All the tuckioss Hallites want is coma for three w We sell better Pinnos at lower prices and on easier payments than any other house tn the city. KOHLER & CHASE, 1205 Second Avenue. Rural constable, halting You are going pretty automoditist fest, str Jewelers fight. the ters to be permitted to retire quietly to week in Beattie, see es " 704 First Avenue | protests notwithstanding. The de their firesides and be let alone Destiny berg, and th e Siu ee ee ee — elston made but little difference, When the tecals tine up on the «goin. Rural Constabte Reg pardon however, es Hanlon had things all diamond Thereday they will present sir; 1 wanted to rm ft b a \NOTICE To his own way and Fitzgerald would & Munna eppeartint to the TUESDAY GAMES ae ee: not have lasted another round. The old men will be we LUCKLESS HALLITES REACH |>eTeh While & lot of new play MERICAN LEAG barealt Shula A RICAN LEAGUE | See the German Cruiser Falke. A lire to the morning papers Will be scattered about the field, | At Detroit—Detroit 6-3; Chicago Should your copy of The Star fail from Friseo states that “the last) sEaTTLE WEDNESOAY NIGHT! In a few de the seattte|”"* Take boats from Pier 2 at 9 and/to reach you by 6 o'clock any eve- obstacle to the Completion of prep- team "will be prectialty a beana|, At Cleveland—Cleveland @ Mt! 19 9, m, 1:15, 2:20 and 4:30 p m.| ning please do us the favor to call arations for the Britt-Melson con-| FOR THREE WEEKS SERIES) oo ication With the com Loute 6. : ***/ up our main office (Sunset, Main when at w tnfictder, with Once | a At ¢ Memetoe Washington 4, - 1050; Independent 1135.) between 6 Joftries accepted the offer to act| WITH TACOMA New York 6 and 7:30 o'clock, and we will send referee for $1,000 compensation.” ; ‘ enune, he SD one Masta)” ta Dense -mesion. & wee you ® copy at once. If you should |/M CaRisoON DENTAL CO. oman: Bennett, third bane + from what Manager No- ' ‘i te _* | miss it more than once, please tele- | “ lan and Nelson say, {t looks as it] No kame Wednesday ‘will beak 8 quem Gem tathen 40 the NATIONAL LEAGUE | wiend ‘us every time you mise tt |f All. MODERN METHODS. Jettries is tee one big obstacte. Siwashes return to Seattle Wed. |°* Will look a good dew ster tha | In this way we can be certain of | Corner Second and Yesler, over Tho Star will probably receive|nesday night, and they are not ang-| "CP 15 the grandstand At St. Loule—St. Louis 6-4; Cin- iving our subscribers a perfect ser-|@ Guy's Drug Store. Entrance some advice by wire from Frisco|ious for any welcome on the part The Siwoshes and the Tigers willl oinnati 12-2. vice—and it is the only way. room, 207. Telephone Ind. I. Wednesday, and if so will print the | _—<—<—$<—<<$<—$ =< — _ _ _ _ | at riiiindeipria rritadcipria 2 wire page 1 in « bom for the | Brookiyn 3 mation of the fans. At Pitsburg—Pittebure 6, Chi- JBLISHING CO. 737—Sunset Main 2716, — We have Boys’ Clothes—Inexpen- 9] cago 4 Sadie Mac, the queen of Canadian ‘ sive if you wish or ag fine as you onal BOSTON DENTAL trotters. dropped dead on the track wists STANDING OF PARLORS FURNITURE at the opening of the grand cireuit We have the widest range for PACIFIC COAST A enc eal ta bane races at Hartford Tuesday after a o ais tl te Won. Laat pTyere-yesr guarantes = e bout d ‘0 cnatee a cnrres own - - we Angeles ....05 u niet eaaean Sahay tak we rend none. cattnsinn ca beet he “ 19. is Hours 30 to ¢; Sundays > RED ieee | + eta co. effort to regain a lead which she ful assortment 17° 3. fh Fg had held until rounding the last We have selected such fabrics 16 6 500 | jeurve. Death was occasioned by a and patterns as will prove entirely 6 1% 455 | {broken blood vessel, Miss Kather- ine Wilkes, the owner, was in the grandstand when the track tragedy occurred and was deeply affected. satisfactory to you ul a9 367} Hours—| Sea ods* NICE TEETH 2 G. B. Frost, a Dartmouth gradu- 1 eunda: 1S ouse ate, will coach the Seattle hich Bo . S : : Cr ast’ Ad AVE. | seaTice | inte, are the diecoverers and ort tball thi: it a | | Ly Bullding. | nator ot onty reliable and sel- by trials of the Pacific North-| Buliding. We extract, crown, fill and cleal $3.50, $4, $5, ] AS le Neca dace [sna conreaiee "al amre al $6, $7.50, tackle on Dartmouth's 1992 team and played in the memorable game with Harvard, when the final seore ‘was 0 to 0. He coached the Alfred, New York, “U's” team in 1903, And block 377, of 10 acres, NEAR ATLANTIC CITY ADDI- TION, only $675, on terms of $25 down and $10 per mont or house and 2 lots at ATLAN- TIC CITY only $550; terms, $8 month. Atlantic City Is on this side Lal meeting of the || RELIABLE TRANSFER CO, |*° mang ot, 2 Amv lel | ted to hold the meet regardless of 2 | the desires of outwiders. ‘and storage room, 1218 First | o., In order to get the California and | jroo teen i ede | British Columbia dogs, which are! ae oe pendent Frank Gotch defeated Jack Car- keek in & wrestling bout at Putte on Tuesday night. Carkeek showed name alone is a guara’ that your work will be of the nd at the lowest cost cons! | wal With first-class work, ® yellow # kc after the first fall, |greatly desired, the local club will home built to suit you, better a sdatilanine " 4 | which Gotch eesty won in five min- not, however, go to the expense of | wom in and have free exa: than the one you now Hive In. ALBERT HANSEN All our operators are licensed the state of Washington. We do “aT mir do cheap dental work, but you the best he: for halt the 706 Ist Avonue | charged by dentiats who belong ti per tieat addition around Seattle. Take Washington street car; 5- cent fare by buying book of tickets. City water and six-foot sidewalks. Twenty salesmen on grounds, or see C. D. Hillman in Times block today. Over 200 lota sold in Atlantic City the last 20 days, «© COME TODAY FREE BOAT RIDES ON THE LAKE TODAY. utes. | taking the tri to the British side H | O14 John L. Sullivan, the only real all-wool-and-a-yard-wide pug be- . fore the public, is doing his stunt tenderloin. John L. does a mono- , ” logue at one variety theater and his boxing session at another show 800-804 Firat Ave. Cor, Colum Strongest Overcoat House in house. Jawn doesn't care much bia st. The State, ALLEN & GILBERT about location aa long as he draws RAMAKER CO. to Southeast Seattle. n the filthy tucer 1406 Second Avenu All city improvements are in. al Lots $75 up to $20); terms, I) the dental trust <a ‘BROWN'S Paiakss DENTISTS - HARRY SILVER Prop. 713 First Avenue 3, 4, 5, 6 Unton 217 Yesier Way. or outh of MacDougall 20 a, m. to pm, ume to 12,30. $1.00 per week. 15 minutes’ ride. Pacific North- Take car on Washington street tors i Inds of jewelry, |