The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 3, 1906, Page 2

we THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, JAN ‘GREAT AMUSEMENT RESORT sie ou Si iN | § . SUNDAY ace| FOXY! h AND NOW THE 6. A. C. FOOTBALL TEAM 16 TO HAVE A Big | | him and had « pretty good hu could win tnally after th A been delayed until apes &. F, Kdge, the Mngiiah driver to fight themecl¥6#) wit) enter the Ornond-Daytone iw desperate, Drawing & en | eu om hin pocket he threatened |W wre Douglas, sporting editor of }to shoot unless Kilen would 60 ©} ¢n4 Louisyitle Courier-Journal, mad and do bis best a hot fleht for the presidency of the 4 OF UNION AND WIND SPLITTER TRY TO ARRANGE member ver porate unger the lawe of Call Sullivan had bis disab not pla weball for two as fornia, wilt build seme of the hand-| ty 9 helpless state, bat Cardiff not play baseball for two years OWNE | the steht of the When Killen saw the sight of the] A nerean association, | ; ror seeeD TEST , y FEED sei 2 mn he got eld noe * toes nl Hormis may race again next bad . j meee and went to it, Well, that wan 08] gay , eat a battle hetween second raters |” py Lan Pe a epmraomrenionite, Negotiations are now'pend j Pace WiLL come off. ts was over © tical geet td lyn X© | rho seattle Athletic « pre) Bre'r Inglis with the “dope that ia. cnerviel effrt will be made to lay out — ppl fehting ta whic! mae, wilptidy law at Camall, || bn Aim, mniage of the Git tween the we rpratipoe riangular course, JPhia will give beth were badly weed up, Killen WOR | oo elie stumercoe 2 oda , | bering for a big banquet which "t) gonians during first balt of the a, whieh second im the race sub Gm Ghote a ellnce to better ea uD vy Jom extra simen “ by bing , b oy th a blind sawing that wou ollege | thy y tents: dine + ory | SAINO Wa y & part of the wit® the tr m Lake We teh th ate, On New Year's} a. = My a en * ; biay ar, He'll ba intends giving for | ! ay’ an 9 ‘a - : Pe wer You day, and the| day many people were disappointed cont. ie Gaee and ieee Weele OO Oe ot the ee Sey this fait. Raper, | Dotan and Bre'r Inglis. It wap » race to be run] at not being able to watch the boat hailed as the gameat man in the * corpo - > wer” | thelr intentior ear the Malt a we, Sunday } at close q thwestern country where he be bay ; gt Yale, may |intendent f preper’ns | mah t. Th ome ware ie Wind Splitger, @rough hard} = wit of. of Campbell | ' ” a stern the ne rule@ as proposed for the big feed, the date of which eae alt Wr ik, Was not onMhted to take part | brothers, owners of the Union. sare — wp Oye. Higte> So Aenea vragen Koller kept a 7 the regatta on Mew Year's day. fhe ia willing to mest the Wind a al OMA a + Rema emg rm hard by The veescl is now sald to be in ex-| Splitter Sunday, and it's now up to S ey nee ae ee to nantere | ME stone fin village cut-upe” coming , eslient trim an@ it ia thought the | the owners of the other craft nm ng - Tris ther ane travaiing around the Frank ook ran ut the train, The A. ¢ Dil, Oraumany , | mayne the gob's ach, Ain't othe biggest gat ‘ A aie country meeting comers. One (At) viiaee rowdy? t ted to let t John Ie Sullivan hae never forgot-| "ak foe" ae hey wanted 10 it | pened, Indictments havé been the beautiful mountain scenery in| ten was the incident of Minneap- |. Hcaler never fought better] whic had been pent up » erved Againgt the men for the pu | nthe sae nee | ie, when ‘he bit Patay Cardiff, a big | ta® When he knocked out Kid Ha Now comes “D> ‘ { testing the vati of the On this spot the Dreamland Con-| trishman, over the top of his head | ton was Sau? round at Spo-|)——— sectors nw etruct mpan hich bs tnoor 4 broke ty ast Priday m gg he ole and broke his arm as. Roy, the Indian pitcher, wilt FIGHT POSTPONED h decided to rem. x whe somest structures ever ratsed 8! \ now it, and kept on running away | °° has ided to remain at Carli PORTLAND, Jan, 2-—The Mane | P for that period of t | ~! fielt-Zurbrick fight, scheduled to} temples of 5 * Mach theater! trom John L., who chased him all] OS8! Per od of time, Wise r : as ok ee haa and Kiosk watructed from| over the ring sg eee ioe ary ik. W Mansfield has wired} SAN FRANCISCO, Cal.—This|" 7 vrendonas -ollh was so crod&ed that he had to have sping Dempsey ta 3 1 that be cannot leave San Francisco told out by famous artion, Sets iC broken over again to New Yark whipping Dempsey in 18 rounds; he ended it by losing to O'Brien tn the a tty le to have a ” amune m terraces en pt with | before Janu eRe Re: i” ’ mnoate and lakes, where at night ¢ fale anh ote Piet non {Mamie Humber of rounds ri PORTLAND, Je. 2—Dave Jor- | let Which ways! equipment and extent wit From the center of sfape ae he guarded off the blows toot Dow Taste thas by Ghee One ra @an has | t « ted captain of | the wa. excellent trim. H D miand tt 28 “ - se arched ( his big opponent fith, of the Americans. There oii! ’ @ the 1906 Multnomah foot nH} aan + “ . Pte ne s pee) Coney Istand, and t Wr ii stend « tall end bril Word trom Tommy Ryan the/atso be « shake up in the outfield és a 8 lame . ~ = ¥)T R ay ms - : mn . - gee at Chicago A pa Ban | jiantly ¢ od wwe other day was to the effect that If) though Keeler will remain at his old o candidates for the position | by er ken, with whom | Praneiscc y. Oe the founder of orfieten won the fight with Bob| station in right feild, s 4 ¢ they bot fies for ta Jor Man f . ls training baving & TERE) terested tn t ss vaudeville” ts St the pigsimmons he would challeng®! In Brooklyn they are saying that rice ot ing ale oro on a $4 gig mae rhage ac head of the enterprion. 0s. be; | him to Setdeder the Wort SP 1 Shokan We tumensi. Siresse | | seer a ultey otter ae cae | ny ereund. to b . , study of the Congy J | ddewetght title. bow @ player's fauite are magnified aod co onterprises, ang tas fe Talk about, your real fights, If) in his home town when he is trad Han Francteoo, WED D° these two men met in a distance? | or released. at amusement efty I” setate, the fight fans would be given! Practically all of the colleges proportionate to Its pop | fight that would go down In pigl-|in favor of football reform, but non ' Hberally wuppiert "<b | iste annals as the cleverest andlof them evince: a willingness t a vent The construction Of “fastest ever fought. O'Brien and |take the initiative. Columbia drop Dreamiand w be commenced 1° Ryan are in a class by themselves | ned out of the game entirely, but At the Hub You oer ro enar ’ ach phgver in-| between 11 and $2 acres, ° eft to tee good, as the a + » and embracing within tte MEANS A $10.00 THAT Butt or Overcoat prospect the famous Golden Gate rae sie BE kage Segre mye pe 3 cache s HHS nine newer met his equ 4 | acknowlelgment of inability to cope Sult or Overcoat Wok TeGT Laue Bh amon i bn Bo ~- Ber oni the bay of Gum: mate od yen salt * Wg © © Cyprien tn Si last year has show" | with the question of modifying the Bult or Overcoat KAHVELLE, orn,, dam $—The| io octner racer to challenge the — , ’ , ’ whet « reniaslnbi ffehter he really | rules Ina way Columbia will be Bult or Overcoat y low, protftass lextemaldng — : a ia mined, but not to the extent thet Built or Overcoat | America’s cup If thie const promiotecs could &F| Columbia will mies the gridiron Bece WWtke will Me tented by | a. « i$ . question arises over the re Siifisen here, Sevewsl days AE} Lot that the Herreshoffs have re ’ \ \ | Pana © Ute Unison Naess mee. heme Simply because a few col fares were started and BOOKS) lived an order for an ocean racer ‘ b ene of Sie mitten: caowts legpe abandon the game, does not am ay | saw 0 ffxlt woult pay to see it lnomn that it is in danger of exser Butt of Overcoat a few da Aad you bave oa BARGALNB. or sae REIT 4 a faet © “e ii IS, ‘tue font aver oll ana Of tect ot] Ryao, who tnx swage bad tntextne) minwtion. The game will be playedt the water line, She will be built of | trouble, mage ie te back In excelvat | tafose Inrger crowds next year than ‘ | teers | eit m or any mutiftes and those college: Demet | The Jiminary work of laying ‘Sie “ee that down the boat tn the eartving onei | hey ompstneerstn ise hey mutt 0 ltrave abandoned the gridiron eport ee ee eee onl | tameo Litte. A will undoubtedly be among the chief ows wget > fewnrem over the hasty action. } keel will be laid in two weeks, Th met In spite of tite poor dimertiiy OM) wy that Mike Kelley has gotten mame of her owner-tobe has not | ~~ bern disclosed, but it is sald be is| BY JAS. J. CORBETT [battle with Aw dunnmm, a pug ot] Me St Lowe ergs nmad | CIA of the Minneapolis tran a foreigner Copyright, 1905, by the Newspaper! the late S0% Who si» wah 0) te ot the dircetors. I! the Brows | ih lm the American Association, Enterprise Association | slouch | aicsid win Gu» pexmunit ext gions hie frtends, and they are legion Robert Fitesimmons, the “erand| The fight ttt piece dm @ tame | -_ se ahd Sie oe aD MB. wate his efforts to gather to-/ 615-617 First Ave. lold man” of the ring, has fought Bis] on the Missinstingt. teh, a> the| te Eve ap Ge Gounet ot Una | OOM & winning team. Kelley is On the Square | last battle With colors fying high | time for the battle drew, mtn timmen | money mm tngdring leader, and his clean he wont down to defeat before| _ : twetheds on the diamond have made Opposite the Totem Pole tam deservediy popular around the ciroult th fans Father Time and Philadelphia Jack RACE HORSE *: | | ‘The end has been slow tn coming Nature bas been his best friend and pe jhe has held out longer than. any | SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 3.—While! nghter batore or during his time suffering intonsety from olf oa.) Hut like them all who weet before) Libbertifiihhet, note! among the! him. he had to take the count | celebrated brood mares of the Calt-| file ending was ae dramatic as fornia turf, was yeeterday chiese- | that of the great Jack Dempsey. It }formed. Libbertifiiveet was (| was Fits aod Father Time that sent) ldam of such noted tar? Hemmer ©) ty Nonpareil! to defeat and the} Hainault, ¢ «6. And despite the wonderful elenne. Hont om he has always shown | 160k bertiGibtet was sired ty Binttlam| io see Fits go like Dempaey did son of War Dance. Mer dun wat riz was a born fighter. He liked Fiibberjibbet, by King Pires. | the game ae well for the sport he fee got out of ft ae the money there he can't was tn It If he can't f SNOHOMISH | ¥ go down tn the! rt ne the moat) wonderful ever k wo And unlike; » wovaide, he will always ba pop ular and have a great following. we ek 1 sine Note * c rh , orig Yui Yon Seige... a, faviteant of Tretia beet arrt ‘WEL ath? then Bu NOOsTS. WR Te surr Aid RBELI6 GLE OVERCDATS AND BAYH OT YL AND PATTERNS ack SEE OUR WINDOWS ‘Pwo basketball games between the! parson Davies bas deen In the! a ° boys’ and girls teams of Kent an4| nengng game a long time and tells| @ pI Monsetentates ana | Snohomish were played at Kant on | ae many stories as any of the! . ii Sule Agents: for the Charter §| New Year'a day. The gimes rem@t-| yotra's famous ring men. One of his) , « Oak Fhamprs, the Kemp arnt nemet §] ot in ¥ ries for the two Snehom-| evnertences always come to mind / oe tel-eving ream om the craw fish wane TRe sores were fol-| vion I ninet him. He was in charge! ° . Tap | wwe: Snohomish girls 12, Kent) of Pat Killen, the olf itiet, who One necd not search to find where the w f the world is coming from girls 7. Snohomish boys 24, Kent jaq every quality of a erent fabtor| begs 12 bat nerve, He had arranged for a) PHONE JO;r@ ow. . of the following companies discov when he remembers that since the, incorpors womnts shown herewi in dividends since the they have paid th ery. PUERTA PLATTA J. Redelsheimer & Co. 600-604 Finer Avennn, Can. | Overcoat Houas in columbia Sweet Stet |. ARONSON FIRST AVE, 8. — ATTACKED | The Amalgamated has paid up to date ........ $ 32,745,129 linaauantadh —eeeneenetenememenanae® | The Aeaconds has paid up to date 26,850,000 | The’Arizona has paid uy at : KINGSTON, Jan. 2—Advicas re } | The Boston and Mantana has 1 up to dat @ a here from Puerto Plata t The Calumet & H 1 date Quy sey that troops of tha fexttire The Homestake bas pail Prewiae @ Node Quincy bas paid ap t sem RR | The Sétver King has paid ep to date ..... BS sen, On . , HACKEY / Sno ey aoe PORT tp 10. dake. -~0 ++. +7000 a promin I n AND CARLISLE I nite rée bas paid up OO scenes ane same Everything in Holiday Goods } aa ve n HolidayG & other atuwk today, It & we A tow slightly used. Pix [fF Goce (hie week at JUGT MOE MALL thate regular p Git {gues will become. @ candPiate @ oo En OF ee SPECIAG REDUCTIONS IN FURS. | Ps | (Crystaliz And these are onlv a few of the d lend paye yet m ten companies there tum heen pa he pe $203,600,627.00. Seattle today he hanes art — f ore from the mir which has every outlook woeed i apacits ein Of TEAMS OF 06 PER reat xcitement s < y 4 this list, and vou have th pportunity to becur a xckhotder and 1 ase s MONTH. AGAINST OUR TSc | ion WORKERS A Sure Cold Pie ee 3 stock at for ents less thao par value, i. ¢., eixty cents pee share. Come and ve the ore at 724 Alaska Doulding CAUSED BY THE NORTHERN PACIFIC BUILIUNG TH CAR SHOPS ON C. D. HILLMAN’S — atitad ‘hat he, may to adie tol YP Toner's MEADOW GARDENS § 4 pedo, Weases titt ol (A Pigne House weg ify nevenie eattle-Boston Copper Company, ‘ r r hope only moe pg |see'Diee ca gad CHAS. E. CRANE, President Phones: Sunset, Plats Whe fade. | T p aw or “ : fi Savery ‘ a - snd cleerérs om thir additi