The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 26, 1905, Page 2

200F : AN A et ae THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, OCT. 26, 1905 ‘ican ‘ Oe ee ° ~ —~ — - . ~~ ~ ~ - { } @ acing aseDda OOtDba OXING | eee een PPD talent nepenann - niniehgdlibniomannictiin ssilditiiashtibailaaseniamemdins ’ - you the businoas, Jot- . . ‘f RACING Yale’s — Known ras a plain fighter: now Ga dnateand © ot eee cecen Ail Things Favorable Big Rally wn the chute a he cou r te * U . . T ‘ | * A [red am wi te © fancy | | i ht Weanes heh niversity Tonig ul Fried eggs fighte un do = z E he pas - loast eight ais | | The + ' b ped any nag tied Furnishes —— gue seat ; ; ’ form, both at Jamaica and Latonla,| | box im Chicago, acording to Mayor|—i# Working hard no | af : a half furk Fitzsimmor furninhes the beat| tempt to enter the in th ndy | oes th me eowe ° — xora in the world, and will con-| burg - er ee he 11 me pcg 16 fo do no, as he looked the} Battling Nelson has received an Pi ‘ B all « e world over Tan to) offer of $ “ kt wot En | tas. Chic K erates, and Ne gant dlatiomulah |tand. At che will shovaty wont | Oharile Shields \Girls to Have F nae 4 ere the touseled top of a real fighter| the chances getting him in th y adj 4 : Seven cighths of le purse.| . ~ | ay at Madison Fa i ust 4 | | Jimmy G offers to mee t he ag >. een Wee ~* te | j Nelson at 134 vain tn atl TANDING OF THE CLUBS | Saturday af t n Lights Out, Gould hio King - o'eloék in the ge ; Wo.” tase en “Shs ' t th cattle higt ; if ince bhctin iar a nite benign McGovern Holding |i: > yore t000 si oon) toe An ss $1576) echool are way behind the siris| ball team wil! come vite a Lanton, Cigar Lighter, hodale | Off 1 jan Franci , 7 1 2m an rT rting t } Bo 1 . r t homish. The acl9 1 | | nkio Nell, the bantamweight{ Portland .. 32 485 | satisfied with the games open to| P. 8. A. has a « aggrega- One and Three-eighths of a mile! |champion in America, has issued a| Seattle 471 | th ne ex at the high school, | tior ee Sea Sharp, Curate, Gold jet allenge to fight any one at 118 coma ., og 414) ob s have now under nsidera 3 Jack MeGuigan, manager of the| Petnds. It Is probable he will ation in the feminine Nation o ad p' Aken on on ol he Eng / NOE ci e 26. ch lhe a tra neet with lov Ban —. ph ng’ aoe | Corbett a guarant purne of $7,000| Marvin Hart is to be starred In a| the Siwashes and was so badly pring. Nearly all of the} GOING OUT melodra: You say the chee hammered up that Hall sent him the Girl's Athletic as he skillful guidance round co! Corbett ac Five and one half furlongs; mald-| 6 stain ms Ghetin Gnd Seats od at once, but Terry ta holding |! in Lond How cold the snow | loping to the bench at the end of in favor of the meet : . Triatia®, Hallowmas,) Johnny Wade, the Yate football | in hope of meeting Battling Nel-|'* tonight the fifth inni Five runs and six » number have offered SOME 4 ~4 a ae ay iniaeie © eleven gives probably the best before the same club. Since Willie Lewis has outgrown | bangs were ail the the locals could te q One mile, selling. Chimney Sweep,| promine of any’ team Bom the lightweight division has| secure off the delivery of “Cheaty jer Te WONTANA q D'Arkle, Jane Holly; 1:48 1-5 lgvtdtrems thle geneen. “Aa 0 teoter| been forced to seek Iau in the | Charlie Rube” V was | Wi egg re Pia : : Five and one half furlongs, the! on. . f y, R 146 1 jon. His first open| shoved in by Hall, but 4 not} A WALLA, Oct, % 7 ® LOT 1—Men's Patent Hnamel d ; Shevi i intrepid, aati iny nd} pa ~ 4 lef. porn se Packer stake. "Water Grass,” Car] inevun 19 intrepid, “dashing and | McKeever Rotwres,. | Semcert ci cia, Tis Fist onee | shoved tm iy nt the Loe ‘Loog| score ot 6 to 0 Whitman Cefeated| E “Gtach” fens itis, mama 4 price, Bribery; 1:07 4-5. depeetinunt Of the game — Joe W before the Michigan A.|'The Angels took the game by a|the University of Montana football ntyles, worth up to $5.00; sell- : One and one-sixteenths of a mile| pers _ Ate. - - = cue T ‘ Chas. ¥ a Sic oit © of 6 to 2 team here Wed jay. Fine game. Lat ett i iz; 8: 14 =e Athione, Ki ay acuity ett eturn of Cha “ x tasimmons nay the —Mer om Calf and Vie te gelling Lord Badge, Athlone, KINK| {ho beat possible work out of every | YF | he ring recently, when he dobfnted eee hee WEDNESDAY Kid 6h Goodyear wel 3 Guo dnd one-cixteenthe of a mite] ember of the team. Jobnay W — of | Billy Burke re a Piateaephia aie or os ia Amer . heavy, medium, light or sing = eee 'e/ ts & trainer par excellent athiett t ' or wrldence ship of an in America | > th ontains shoes ; Bandicap. Bad News, Treala, Ton-| " yaie has made a flattering record bat the it Anather Lei qence | since Jeffries relinquished the title PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE worth up to $5.00; selling out i: a werden; 1:07 1-6 jin early season games fot | of himself may ocastonalgama his)! Marvin Hart ts inclined to dis At I Angeles—Los Angeles rp awk : & * [ers of old Nassau are confid: , " th at antor > r and got away | pute that claim, Fits says he is will- | Seattle LOT 3—wxira high cut pe tis Seay ide humiliated during the present sea. | C#s ‘ ‘ Ying and anxious to meet him in a At Oakland—Tacoma 8, Oak black Cruising Shoes, 10 to 18 A COAST LEAGUE lors of their favorites: will son, w ' be-| tintsh fight to settle the contention. |tand 2 inches high, shoes worth up to : - fore th —_ At San Franc F rancisco | $6.00 pair; selling out price a ;: : \rrance Ueciines = lightwetghta, biack and ope | Both Fighters | | Children's “Buster Brown" ! geenes fire order. Afte featln Shoes orth from $1 ’ SG SER angements are being rapidly : : ne For the Scotchman 90; ealling. out price Lor 5—Hoys’ High Cut Shoes, a iis accie Vanderbilt Cup penimngmmente ate being sapidiy : ey" aware’! Working Hara leet Defeat 4 7 last Spoke awarded to the major bowling league of this a practneny | ndid $3.00 line of boys’ i 4 the Paeitic cue. ‘This ¥, and it is thought that at the in L. J strong shoes—larger sizes will : fagane, in pabitity, that next ns tot React sraues interest ts being displayed ay Juniors {it small men; selling out pries 4 year the Tacoma Tigers will be lo- France has de od everything aed. The © in the coming battle ‘al senetes PH . 4 cated in the city of the Inland Em-/ Dit auto cup, won by first mateh ko piace OW Sche ule # to take pince between Phil LOT 6—Contains an assortment 3 tl Istand Oct vom ge Waenes evening, at the ¥, M. of small sizes in narrow a pire. This news was brought out | Long Istand on Ox Wednesday, and wili tween sit} a Jack O'Brien and Al Wdenesday oe : widths in Men's Shoes—they’re by Henry Harris, manager of the | French automobt'tsts th of the major league Friday | Is Arranged ' Kaufmann before the San Francitco|C. A. gymnasium, the Y. M. C. A worth up to 04.00 0 paler ae Seals, who has just returned from | 58% come to develop of next week will prob he the Athletic club on Friday evening.| ay Junior clase basketball team | orth so te 6-0 2 ee the east, where he attended « meet- | *!ong oother line date set for the next | Although Kaufmann ts compara-| was defeated by the Intermediate’s = ing of the National senectatom Ry — gn my enc =| | A new schedule for the grammar tive 7 @ younguter in the fight x » naketball tean t y © sore ot 16 © LION CLOTHING @isbanding before its schedule of |‘ care is one of the) a. western Jockey cle schoo! football league haa been ar- | With rien, he has good propor-| 42 e Intermediates we 00 . ave fh n e ae ub te pr + ws rw “ ee . experienced foi e . Hames had been played out the Pa- | (Rings the Atm pl ve , Mind | paring to carry Its war against the, Tanged, owing to the fact that the tions, le steady and what ring work |large and. too experter a for thi HOUSE : Sitin Morthiweet lokicee lost all claim | Sole Sf Value than « tent American T association into | Colimbia and Minor sch ——— rte An oe Bw Mtl A a 4 ow cas ge rds sqgpe wales + iene Louisville, and will next r out of the association he | : @ Spoka: ver oe} " ; visville, and will next year have } ; they did not pay thelr players in & specially pi @ rival treck there, The Juchey ebay ng team of the fimal game First Ave. S. and Main St. full. | sino preparing to wage a vigorot ia to be held at Recreation Pn om a RIS Athletes Wil! Fo an) throughout the south against | park on November 25, will be pre FER _AMUSEMENTS. jthe association, and all chances of | sented with a silver loving cup t Bill of “Bat Will Not | , i peace between t organiza-| Following is the revized schedule , : STAR oR, | \t ms seems to have gone glir LINCOLN PARK } Boe lety, Acrotai | fe October 28—10 . m., Rainier vx. | \ Great omne o4 usioniet Fight Gans. Club ty Centra’; 11 a. m., Cancade ve. Walla . ad | Henderson and Ross atiliieitie Walla . 2 Ye ee omen ; Novembe 10 Walla : § KANSAS CITY, Oct. 26.—“While -- Easy Money For Silk Walle ea Central; 11 0,4. Rater f Marie Sparrow. ...iridh Comme c: <1. don’t think that I am any better A week from Saturday « meeting va. Cascade. — y . Ly j Beast Leasek.. Arabian - Some anyone else, I'll never fight a) wit! be held by a number of Y. M. . . 4 ‘ qare i | Wilson .. ¢ Baritone 7 ould Batti een: - } | November 11-—10 a m., Cascade ; Starascope. 2 te River Pirates negro. ting jelson A. athletes to forr athletic They're trying to induce Silk| vs Centrel; 11 a. m.. Rainier ve. 1 gions: “There are plenty of white men in ation. The purpore of this or-|Q"Loughlin to run for st - Walla Walla the business that can make me! eypication is to take charge of ote po oe See OR oe . Ayes ation jo ta we of alt| tor over at Rochester, N. Y., on the| November 18—10 a. m., Cascade eee Huvnonanisl hustle, and when they get too scarce ‘TH go back to Hegewisch. / “Gans can claim the title of light-| ¥. M.°C. A. athletic affairs. theory, probably, that a grusting | vs Walla Walla; 11 a. m., Rainier political campaign would be like a| vs. Central ‘The Most = ene ‘Theater, Russell and Drew, Mere, Suits and Raincoats E vacation to a base ball umpire WOODLAND PARK weight champion and have all the/ Bowling |aitk's thinking about tt | October 25-10 a m., Denny ve fun out of it he wants to, but it i ~ Green Lake: 110. m., Day va. War A Won't get him a fight with me. As ren Avenve. Are true to the principles and practice of good talloring. And TONIGHT! TONIGHT! [- matter of fact, | wouldn't fight/ ee s Ahoxe 7 were it not for a staff of tallormen who know no other kind a “Gans if he was as white as snow.| The Arcade team wi!!! prot | Joha L. Expla ns at eetglter maaan TiS pe ot tafloring but the best, it would be impossible to incorporate tn First Production of Hal Reid's He's a faker, and I think that any- | do some out-of-town b ve, Day | Regal Suits and Overcoats at FIFTEEN DOLLARS the distine- Beautiful Southern Play ~< that will fight an acknowledged | week. They expect t tive individuality and character that mark every garment. If you would understand this better, compare with our FIFTEEN DOLLAR Suits and Overcosts the usual ready-made garments at the same price. You will grant a great difference in our favor. November 11—10 a. m., Day va} faker is a8 bad as the man bimeelf.”) a: Kont with the Kent enth John L. Sullivan, who showed In!Green Lake; 1 a. m. Denny va. jont will probably go up to Bolling | this city recently, explaina Britt's| Warren Avenue. i] * The Munsing Union Suits. ham for # game with the Helling-| defeat in the following ring c'asale November 1810 a. m. Day va! }ham bowlers, stopping off at Ana-!“Nelson slid in the that Warreo Avenue; 11 a. m., Denny va cortes long enough to play a match counted Jimmy fit. It te the Green Lake Ja, peter Pind “KNOBS 0’ TENNESSEE.” All This Week—Saturday Matines, Next Next Week—"When the Bell Tolls.” +s GRAND fuse can HOUSE ticntre JOHN CORT, Manager. Phones 68 Tonight, Friday and Saturdays Saturday Matinee. OSCAR L. FIGMAN AND RUTH j WHITE We present at $15 sack suits In the new double breasted model, made of cassimeres in the new tones and effects, fancy worsteds, plain and fancy cheviots and blue and black Thibets Cravenottes (Raincoats) are here in all the newest fabrics in the new grays, oxfords, plain black and fancy mixtures. Scotch Tailors Grand Opening Saturday 120 PIKE ST. N.W. Cor. Pike and 2nd $1,500 in Merchandise Given Away Free on Our Opening Day —o—— Stiver Salmon Se per Ib. at Olym ple Market Friday, 118 Pike St. *** ___ J. 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