The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 17, 1905, Page 2

. q 2 = — 2 THE SEATTLE STAR—TUBSDAY, OCT. 17, 1905 fe een a te OR eo a Nee ens — | B seb ll OO | OXIn | . } Racing aseba SPORTS I | } ; } | RACING | ~ TOMMY BURNS HAS A REA RKABLE REACH J ite inant Norman | Porta ames ward an jured in a n nan| Portiand can “Bat” Hold Confab : ve bermanenty eri | wom there . 4 my ng | nut w 1 § The racing game in Now ¥ Tiamy. Britt abd “Bat | best to me ne a4 day, whore a 15-day meeting will be sak. Nelo had. just finished his| and is what theCubs want with | the a given, After that, Aquedyet will | theatrical engagement when ‘oe play that Cincinnati tarned 4 . have two weei® and the final east urrived in recent for a week ‘ 4 at Benuings track, near Washing a Tonamaee tities ° a idl Wha eattle fans can’t under ' ton, D. C., commencing November whtp “Set” any old Bae ve aig {atand Is what MeCreedic, of Port q 16 and closing December 2 | plabe, chy number of rounds and| 284.6 spot e few miles from tt | The poor showir ij Nashville, Tenn, time for a two) One of the b welterweight fight him in bis dressing room for houses are seattered, wants w | that ‘ 4 weeks’ meeting b e New Orlean Tommy Burns I cast-off Biwashe y e4 opens on Novem Thanksgly-{ men " anal ———w | Oh, James Rdwerd n ir ; : ing day, and from present in afty on his feet DOP. wrais suly, he t4 | Handsome Skel,” has} ¢ bis a. | tions New Orleans will have all th August 31 defeated Dave | antract to p antic ” a nm tt 3 wecing she wants ae winter, if the} Barry in a well-fought battle, He is 0 e SHEET jt ortduné 1 manager next season Ww mn ° Na wo rival tracks there maintain| matched to meet Jack (Twin) Sul Pi 6G B h kel” look cute in the glad) the Ba f their present hostile attitude to-|Iivan at Los Angeles on Tuesday Thursday morning Eddie Hanion ayers ot unc | rays of Portland? Kh? Y« No? | ot Bat ach - wards each other accompanied by brothe Dan a pt : Entries and results at both Jama ‘ } Hanlon, and Spider Kelly, said to f fe ap cannot Lavonia tos [Ricker 109; Wlevaton, 199; Opt | em <P RRA 5 E Ay h hie MIKE TALKS murat . 3 JAMAICA, N. Y,, Oct oS ge : : ; =") Low Angeles and will soon take up| we edo ace aga ] toring aro Fema ug aint r clea \ SPORDING BRIEFS | Gent natcting Nelson but has been thelr abode at the Burns training PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1 esd i ie on. tee hen 4 clas , unted off on a stde track by the) shac eighteen players of t “The Tigers will be transferred to} caught : - First race, five and a half fur-| ist - i Dane, has agreed to meet any light: | pider” will be behind Burns} American club we selene Sout peaten, 11 have SOFA longs, purse—Disobedient, Father - Nine, 1 ‘ weight in the country, As a result! Tuesday evening and will loo! sented with 131.49 by President | thing to say about it Oat t is expects Brit , i ba. 9 The Thrall, 100 ' yt r ut 4 na Loqua-| It ls expected that I t and Nek Catcham, Jacob 1:08, Less oe aa Conch Stans, of the ; he will fight Adam Ryan, of Chi-|him closely. For bis fight on the | Shibe of the Philadelphia club. This | cious Mike” Thursday morning, says|#on will come to some agreement i Riile and aixtecath, purse—Just| snow oe ten Se joach Stagg, of the Chicago uni |cago, at San Prancteco, the first) thir rd of November with Aurelia|i* a reward for winning the Amer-|4 Low Ang report. “Considering| @lbout another fight when they mest : @ 80, Oarsman. Athlone; 1:46 Al Legend, 108, Sid Silecr, tot: Pe. | Nebraska, are laid up; Stagg has a week in October | ra, Hanlon will get busy im an hamplonship and is the | the w well the week| in Gotham this month. It is hardly 2, Three-quarters of mile, handicap | tix Mosses. 108: Delagoa, 108; Biack|2ervous breakdown, and Booth ts Billy Clymer is under inspection| mediately, Hanlon has come into a| club's portion of the receipts of the) we plays 1 over in Spokane. There] probable Nelson will take on any of :: a —Rusk, Consideration, Handzarra; | rox 111: Gay Boy, 116 | threatened with fever by several major leagae club own-| nice bunch of surplus fat since | Miret fe games of the world’s| was a $1,000 gate one day and every | the pre ré before he gives Britt q 1 oe EE ae uel gti! 100 yaa. setting. Nowa Cincinnati is in @ delirium of joy .o have sponge iy the Co throwing at into Fitzgerald, Beptem- | pone ip. The players also re | the fans turned out fairly well, | enother chance, 4 _ rr endneg-steehen n x Hew! over the suowing wees t oY | |umbus man ia one of the succeastul) ber 5, and will put in about three |celved $6,846.46 ax thelr part of the|The weather was damp and cold 2 4 ems Becck, Boring, Santa Cete-| pera Pe canue x | cruite from the om Seam |hondlers of baseball talent. Clymer| Weeks’ hard training to pull back | receipts of the world's champion I think with good weather Spokane CHRONIC HEADACHE, @ Mina; 1:52. ee ee os uits from the minors in not to| KROW# ® promising player when be! into condition ng | ship werion will prove « good baseball town oo pon ; 3 sp rnree-cuartere of Mile, selling—|amai Talk 100 128: | return to college thie year deprives| sess one und he has a faculty Of de} | "Tacoma is a dead one and the rene to cave chrous ; Sn ee etna, rang tet Palermian. 188: | Sass ora strong tackle. Kiseon bas] penne new mate that | puts No fight fins are now at it hot | Mee ieee vee gteanehiaba Gel tecdene und bombed os > 113 4-5. oe ak eee nt: Har-| catered business in Cincinaatl {ttm in a clase almost by himsetf, | and heavy about who shall have the AN FOOD | transfer the team to Spokane is one,| our system. It makes no d 4 See gad intnenth—Lindale, Nomi wens ne aig, 1 : Seo ee ee aaa ine|_, The Minnesota eleven bas been ide in the Burns-Suliivan outfit excathin and to stay in Taoe and play the| Whether it be sick, b ; de Plame, Salt and Pepper; 1:49 3-6. 3 - | strengthened by the retura@of"Mech | Tuesday evening, The odds will] majority of " > riodic, all headact Fg linet arg Boye ab a tony [NG Ne top tn the! and Sanborn, two of the hiayy'men | Probably 10 to & tu Suttivan’a| Charlie Dexter, who ts being held | giving that city continuous baseball | (, !t# soothing lsee: Sanehe. 200: fiives old place of captain of the Boston} Cm years team. Oocbwoh his way. as he bas bad more ring ex-|DY the police at Des Moines for | like San Francisco, is the other. The nerves. The fir LATONIA, Ky., Oct. 17.—Follow-| Womste ne: Sb: Sonate, 2 National league team M” at cackle last year. Saubarm ja| perience and has improved wonder-|#tabbing First Baseman Bateman, | lattor scheme was proposed by Me dE atl ie mre resslte of yeuteréay’s ve0-lO@ecre, 106; . cefenal KRgNe tate. ang |S Guard: he weighs 400 podedd'agd| fully since his encounter © th | has one of the worst tempers of any | — : —— ~ oa ; Listoin Polly : : mk, antl top tet & tuchan tall Burns in thie city, Another reason |™man on the diamond. Usually _ rters of mil 1 eer coe eee See + Pranarse ag = i Ce for the odda going bis way is that|4 Very pleasant spoken indivi quarters mile, selling—| 108: Pirst Advance, 104 atrongthent t tre e eri a eS cose ¢ wh he Agnes Virginia, Judge Traynor, Fi oor gene eg | Se ae with adie H16! any man who can pall a draw with | bul when his temper gets the bet a ob & ae ‘. | Bowling Bridge Paul, 96: La Roy Young, colored, is playing 4! yout: ® ; ite ae ee ee tae sister acts like @ badly epeties : and sixteenth, selling—Ma-|son, 94. Ki Cuchillo, 101; Taptou,|™@arrelows game at tackle for fit mttling bs the, follow ve ¢ E mie Algol, Miss Rillie, Wexford Iie1: Piente Petty - Hos, |ROls, Ho is much heavier than last ren pd dll pe SS tin | The day wet tor the O'R Kaut-| Lovers of the national sport in| 4 1:50 4 om A TER mange im, 8 Cor-| eae. ane “hie arene ead epee shout me not meeting this, fp v4, man metee is drawing near and the | Seattle will be glad to know that 7 * q Five . uae ate, wh ume, 126. him one of the marvels of the | ina ' . fi two fight re working hard to| ~ ———ae Hot Today, Pride of Pleas, Jimmy! sth—% + . eridtroa ae eee 20 anid Baty ; -ehee yl a ia iF IT'S PAIN | ] y. a 5 m setting. Dick Brown, . son this mornin ane pot in good fighting tri ; Reaplechase, straight course—| 95 ber, 95: Plebian, 96; Littte| 288 % Yale Charges of cribbing | wo + u Argel. The moving pictures show that| Pein Pins. 1 hE By Lights Out, Jim Bozeman, Onyx 24; | ne Hitter Hand IE ora brought against him Jost prior | jon: | wn ewes on Bi ities ed tae nach ta, citnuben}iowaied. a0 Gader’ whet Pr “N 3:00 3-5. |99; Knickerbocker. 99; Granada, 190; jto the Yale-Harvard race with the o¢ ¢ > O take ag, None | Seite Also they show that| they will drive it away—pain is ~ Three-quarters of mile, purse—-Or-| sfiniga, 104; Calabash, 197; Theo | reautt that he was dropped from the | [r,tneee managers need aq. Pito fits! pritt did not use his My din clinch. [bound to yield to thelr soothing In UMenlar. Estrada Palma, John Car-| Cane, 107 : |firet crew. It is claimed that the | Gidates, Look my to meet (elt c0n- | as of out of them. M-Ifiuence upon the nerves. Suffer y 5 1-5. tht 116 m aelling. Deil Leath,(CRars® Was brought against him by CARNES, SOUS Say WnEne SaetEy Sree Jers from Headache, Neuralgia, Dt eT iis tients We Sete, ceooe Ck oe aaa tiemeteae 6 ~ and seo, of rather point > |zineas, Indigestion. Periodic or other . ol, MM: Abe : Blae " - Ss ¥ & personal | yin, instance w Bysonb; 4 ul * not to many, Turrando; 1:43 3-6 Flame, 94; ite grudge. Daly was completely ex-| Of ni testopping pees eae A psu emia, (be Woaele ther ve lcheeh cen Serer ood. L4 9 ; a Knott, 97; Monochord, 98; Ethel Da- wen i aaea’ . | onby is not fit to race, and the pub-| bulk. benefits, oF -— vie pungedene; 90: Asean, 905) ae oro ee ee ection ent one privilege that I do rescrve,| He Will have to walt another year) ™ (JAMAICA) roy 99; Dooskin, 99; Piautua, | ine bite ae pot Bae nap of keeping| and all other champions before me| before seeing those two wonders of ron mberita, 103. in shape. pea ns = ally upset the turf. 5; pave « wed a precedent, is that ELL ou Jat—2-4 m handicap. James Red-| Weather clear, track siow. John W. Gates was so sure his agp ag heal é : Se diibe ononne emma. 30h Sewn. horen Iseaalite would win at Brigh:) 1, ii abide my time, 1 am the!” WEW. BOOKS ON GPORTS s . 1NG . Ly ogiord 4 “ LATON ton Beach the other Gay he bet Gun-| Pameion (and I de not say this ae en 108; Oak Duke 107; Consistent, 10 NA SELECTIONS. 7 with an egutiem or with an effort! ’ SALE Ben. 107; special License, 196. Detagoa, Black Fox, Fe! Do), most of it at § to & When the — =, Felix Momees.| race was run. [ 1 to throw any boquets af mywelf) Evie Green, 102;| Falarman, Brand New. Ind. Lysie. |The was rus. Leroclite finished first: yut I am the one that will name| AT LION CLOTHING HOUSE ; ion, Blue Silk, Last ‘ _ 8 ' TS cecil) anaanin}Cormaecin, Wate Se sometimes are sure things jthe date . ae Firat Ave. 8. and Main St. _ Ruckie: 110; Grenade, 195; Mabet| Polly. - at ey challenge of PRINCE WILL FOLLOW PONTES. Memories, 105,| CSlabash, Matabon, Theo. Case. larvin Hart easest © tnrye sutio to AMERICAN YCLOPEDI , Pa! wd Salesman dementia abaae crinkle the face of the aporting per-| The prince of Wales is to become| “< OF | ALBERT ¥ : The Gorn . fimony. 103; Lord Badge, 193; Am amma e ishmman seems to a patron of the “sport of king ay iy ~berlack, 193; Jennie McCabe, JAMAICA, N. tions, |°* the rea! bamoriet Several race horses will carry bis + Gale vier 103; Lady Jocelyn. 101;| Oak Duke, Sly Ben, Jas Reddick . Reid to shifting the Harverd colors next veer, King Edward has 706 Ist Avonwo Yorkshire os; Jet ” Memories, Mabel Rich: " energy of & coach | long been « patron of racing In — — Now on the market Lad, je a tg a ardson, Jet-| who seams a fied ‘with lite | land, which o ~ 4, a ee rket; large cleared and grubbed tracts of rich bote Caronet, Ormondes Right, Loute ncaete 90 eats ‘use ves or poe CHICAGO LOAN OFFICE v > prays podbciganediompertsctctioipens =: 3a—~-1 1-16 handicap. Ormon- erenant, Diamond. than it is by the members of t ‘erms $15 down an “ s Qce Right, 1s; Ananien, 111, Pal-| Broadctoth, Brush- ogiaraphine. | Jimmie Gardner, who wants to cloth here “ mm HARRY SILVER, Prop. get 4 $5 per month, City water and new six-foot 3 Le ras a tae Pca he appa ag Minr om 17 Yester Way. z mt of property. Hundreds of people have told me to Bri Ata arene yon notify t ; coats eentington. Woetsaw,| "ACOMA OEPEATED PRESIDENT S A genteel place to borrow money. on | y them when this property was opened, but the only way 411; Diamond, 106, Acronaut, 106: We g94 ae See Se = ® lamonde and all kinds of jeweiry.|f can do eo is by this advertisement. Only 22 minutes ride Om few e ; Biue Coat, 105; Incantation. 193,|\oe-.,.! ae ithittion 1 New Renton car line; get off at Duwamish bridge, or see C. D. 102, Keator, 100; Peiham, | 40. ere, Mon OPPICIAL FOOTBALL GI Hiliman’s salesmen in Times block. Wi 100; Lachinvar, 100; Belle Strome, ont Nagle and Fitageraid each R nn ane na ve adbade, acUeae ies; Brash Up. 94: Cuaraphine, 98; | s0 neg tne box ur ine ane of this bottom meadow land, so ccme quick. This is the best of our Bryan, 9%; Taxer, 9. e deal, keep- famous Graham ranch. che: ont, ides 20s Ia aeee ee WES aocmmand- Bete - re iets, 100; Contesners det; Jacki nore "'e “OY WSS St time _ McKeon, 106; Brush 100; Head] ScOPe: ‘The only Alveolar Dentists in d Dance. 195; Gold Freur, 1M: Goto-|raccnae “See t ones ens ae players Senttie. Fhe Aivectar: SEAS & i win, 104; Niblyck, 103; Suffice, 103; eNO 2n* |= 4 ABBOCIATION FOOT BALL Gt aoe in dental re Sackeaven, 108; Vieqs, 100; Bread-| _ Durer Neste and Mager: Pus- BY JOM ee aanelte aivesler Gene Fi mag ge yp GRAN 3 5 7 i ected veota a a E giath, 301; Weter Mirroe, 99; Hanal-|Gre'* 8*¢ Hogan. = Umpire—Par- o Sakte suite There in no longer any Bi] 2Y Uncle Sam ‘with the goods,’ HOUSE : state, 201: v , Bp to date guid pec ony cfg vow Venetians, cheviots, broadctoths. || JOHN CORT, Ma a ¢th—2-4 m maidenn purse. Tarlac, Loose and falling teeth : ee shove stack at jonager. Phoues & ben “wthet Red, 218: nee firm and strong forever ated prices. Now its }/ Two Mo HT S—Bargain Greeniand, 112; Supreme, —- KAUFMANN’S area of the ‘gums, including Hi] NOVELTY. CLOAK & § ee seme beau, 112; Thorium. 112; Proposer, nla ea reenyscen Sepia pepconrer mre Coe —— von” ‘STATE FOLKS - 313; Samson. 112; Good Luck, 112; MEASUMENT’S Conslned whtest. yale ape 1207 "Second Ave. = ee Se G. LM, 112; Peeping Tom, 112; — with guaranteed satisfaction. Onposite, Basteges. Sheates. Specialists tor tal work THURSDAY and Two Following ara the measurements at Hin, Ni pond Matinee f ce dixpoaal. ights—Rargain a of Al. Kaufmann, tho big San Fran- work, tut the best, at urday. 500, 26e. ‘3 cisco heavyweight. who recently prices, and all work SEATS NOW SELLING knocked oat Harry Foley at Fr guar an ts , Fxamination and The Only vom Serene: in the ates, AL has all the a ithe MA\ “ea ttest AVENUE SOUTH Bi Suess = % * S008: husky, lesty + emores OHIO DENTAL PARLORS canned Gen ead . RUBY MEN 207. Pike 8t, Cor. Third A ence Roberta, Height ++0s8 feet 1 inch al 4 ‘ Weight : ..1990 pounds "ATTLE Ti j Chest (normal)... 9% Inches A LE ‘ Chest (expanded) 43 inches THEATER be MOU ns. 009 -t o0ccess inches nr Right bi : i Fac ° 15 inches These pictures tell you wuat we} 7bn Cort, ~ Both a Right + sti am — do. We straighten noses, correct 2 nches = ——- | Outetanding ears, operate on hair 1 Loft forearm . 12% Inches LONDON LOAN OFFICE | 10: remove wrinkies, birthmarks, | 4.)",fu Batarday ae loc ' Right thigh "inches 105 Second Ave. 8. moles, warts, plinples, ete., without | “7 “m4 Saturdas See, ie, Left thigh 33 inches Went te Gaye intam meee pain or scar, Many of these without JOLLY 9 a. - . 22 inches n on Watches, Dia- | ‘he use of the knife. Riel at vee dM Inches sna Bawebey ScrenrLvous HAR whbot| GRASS WIDOWS - e re a 3 15% inches uy a watch or diamond} ™meking the face sore or leaving) Prices—75c, 60c, 25c and 10c. nkles 11 inches each | you see our display in ow ment and remove free any hairs| ‘This can't be missed, Cut this ad : gf,iits| window and our prices, marked in} that retura, Treat skin diseases, /out and bring it, with 100, and it | et aaen, | plain figures LUPUS and CANCER included. us: | will admit you to balcony Wedn it. defense. | ISAAC LURIE, Prop. ing the Finsen and other therapeu- | 4&y matinee. wi ; ach =| tie Nght freck’ ee ‘ ; tye | ic ghts, remove freckles, tan and : Insures the customer that the etoen Piha 7 liver spote and discolorations. Gi o “2 Se T-A-R- } bottle contains exactly what the jays a tr with | scalp treatments, obesity treatments TEN BIG ACTS. > stamp over the mouth of the hi Pee ep teretes ot towns and shampoos, do manicuring and bottle calls for OW TO WRE SUBSCRIBERS |=: E ae ante ge. All treatments given un- , 100 proof, not less than four . vrai DAI rane ee der the directt 3 yours id and bottled under the [| NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct. 17 Without “auee;| Should your copy of Tha Star tail! secretions pertoraied Up a sangeon Faere Muon ot the United States (| Eo the first time a member of the to reach you by 6 o'clock any eve-|sen write ne nhana government. There are poor French nobility has joined an Amer | ning, please do us the favor to call 4 brands bottled in bond, as well }ican untversity football eleven. He j up our main office (Sunset, Main ; ea good ones, we carry such well (|! Count Louis Vilambrosa de Mores, * | 1060; Independent 1135,) between 6 7 known brands as Finch’s Golden (| “20% father once challenged Preal-| pysp¢ . SRB hi a jand 7:30 o'clock, and we will send Wedding, Guckenheimer Rye dent Roosevelt to a duel, ap narcat> fODORE ROOSEVELT, JR., IN HARVARD FOOTBALL UNIFORM. | voted principatly to “ gig of 4 ews If you should) i Ola Oveholt, Old Oscar Peppers) 4 in Jacob Rils's book on Roose d fituatrated by Ge cin! pores and | miss it more than once, please tele- | OS egy pls Bigs oe Theodure Roosevelt, jr., has made yall the regulation red jerseys and Russian iden Kenechmidt, | Shone us every ime you miss it t P Mang do Mores has repertes tofuia tatat in Harvard athletic life. | canvas trousers looked alike By|. NO. 2 —-MUBCLE RULLDING In this way we can be certain of uel Been: ee reguier ‘practice of the le is & candidate for end on the/ diligent search and the aid of a/ Dr L. M. Gullck, Director of Phyat- | giving our subscribers a perfect ser- | nd p f the Yale team ; | ‘ D .T ~ erimaon freshman eleven. When he | keen-sighted photographer who had | ~ New York public | vice—and it is the o' | And At and plays guard on the third team.| made his first ghted photographer had treation on. the fe the only way « Wednesday and Saturday, a and plays guard on the third team,|asade his first appearance on the| been on the trail of the executive's ine |" THE STAR PUBLISHING Co. DRAMATIC TRIUMPH : Ho takes part in all the routine of] field there were 150 freshmen out.|son for a week he was finally loeat a Rernice Howard in M. W. Taylor’ 3 pus onloo could not | #¢ ‘eddy. | , :: ‘a ‘s 104 First Ave. So. [scm ‘socumanatin "cod "nenpeaglanches bans” tice cs’ toramss en boven cesaleats of promies tor| Bede Bares RELIABLE TRANSFER C0.|“pcnuatorocy vrearcnat’| ‘way women SIN. ; “Phones: Sunset Pink 1751: Inde | through the signals. He ix about 20] known he was to try for end the [football fee dose-aent. ; Baggage, Furniture, Stor patio Dy y WHY WOMEN SIN. pendent It. cara ald, watehe 16 $ pounds and spectators could not pick him out| rugKed, nor does he appear to be ait A 4G. ‘SPALDING ; BROS. | 5 AE} witet Buttding, Rooms BY WUC. Aturphey, ae. tite , eats " crowd of youngsters that|the thin, fast type. Hix niovements Denves, nn Office and storage roo and 408. a SERMON IN DRAMA healer rig prowy ay ft " i" is ronan r of the junior class} came tearing down the field under] were characteristic of a nerv = : » avenue attics build me 16 Fitst |. Hours 9 to 1 No Cha vrices. Phones 687, pa plain bo ns Shetf sclontific school punts. There were no glasses and temperament , f att nthtetio f 8 - Knobs 0° Teaeea I free to any address. Phones—Sunset 902; Ind Vow th ypany that played "Dera last week,