The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 1, 1906, Page 2

2 WORLD'S CHAMPION PH DOESN Martin Sheri dan, policeman, member of the Ne York Irish-American Athletic club, gad marvelous allaround athlete, have made theories of expert tratm | ere look like 1 South American rev- Performances by j oluttionary deen fired Experts have planned and expert-| mented years perfecting systems of training, They have it dow such a fine point they know what te) best for each kind of an athlete. | Football trainers carry it so far} as to weigh the food devoured by/ the long-haired players. Prizefighters are pulled, hauled, sweated and dicted for weeks be fore their battles. Athletes have training, diet, diet ggg into them from first to AND NOW COMES SHERIDAN | WHO SAYS HE NEVER TRAINS| AT ALL, AND AS FOR DIETING HIMSELF—WHY HE CAN LICK) THE MAN WHO WOULD DARE TELL HIM HE COULD NOT EAT ANYTHING HE RELISHES Sheridan participated in a recent | big A.A. U. meet In Madison Square arden, New Yark. During the day | 2 patroled bis beat. He smoked | 8 of so cigars, When he went | home ha feasted on spare ribs and cabbage. Wo probably knew noth- | eS RACES YESTSADAY OAKLAND. army after a shot has First race, five-cighths of a mile’ iF —Sam Barber, 111 (Graham), 1, won; Prince of Bastile, 111, sec ond; Rove Cherry, 111, Third. Time, 1:00 3-6. Becond race, 1 mile and 100 yarde |} —Major Tenny, 109 (Willfams), 4 to 1, won; Nabonasser, 112, second; Trapsetter, 112, third. Time, | 1:51 46 « Third race, one mile and 1° yarde—Fury, 109 (T. Sulliv: even money, won; Lone Wolf, 109, second; Isabellita, 109, third. Time, 1:50 45. Fourth tace, threefourths of a mile—@hady Lad, 109 (Graham), 6 to 2, won; Tim Hurst, 107, second; J , 107, third. Time, 1:14 24 i race, one mile and 60 yards , 104 (MeIntyre), 7 to 10, won; Pylinda, 102, byonyy Fulleta, rt. Time, 1:46 2-6. 108, tra seven-eighths of a mile—F. Ww. Sit 1 te won; Lis ato, 110, second? Stand Over, 117, third. Time, 1:28 14. ——eeemeell ~ ASCOT. ‘ First race, one mile and 76 vars! Wa —BIM Curtis, 197 (Carroll), 1 to 2, wot; Freesias, 107, second; Van , 107, third. Time, 1:47 romd race, fivecighths of a mile—Meérrill, 105 (Harris), 7 to 16, won; Commida, 105, second; Hazel. ing, 105, thigd. Time, 1:02 1-2. ira race, three-fourths of a ~The Irishman, 109 (Resa), 7 to 1, won; Confessor, 111, second; Bais, 107, third. Time, 1:16 1-4. Fourth race, Futurity coutse— Ampedo, 195 (Boland), 2 to 1, won; Charlies L. Stone, 110, setond; Treasure Seeker, 106, third. Time, 1:11 34 Fifth race, one mile—Salina, 164 (Carroll), 10 to 1, won; Sir Cara thers, 102, second; Col, Bronson, 107, third. Time, 1:45 1-2. fixth race, thirteen-sixteenths of a inile—Creston Boy, 103 (Kunz), 8 to 1, won; Jadge Treen, 100, sec-| ond; Molesy, 97, third, Time, 1:26 | THE MARKETS The new trouble ig & shortage ot | bananas, very few of which are left on the market. The bananas that are left are bringing $2.75 and $3.50 firm. A steamer load of grapes is aypected in from California today ugh the steamer had not re | pored at the time of going to press, Cheese has taken a general advance. All imported and local cheese has advanced at the least per cent, and in. some cases more It was just one week ago that but ter took a general rise It ia due to the fact that there ts a scarcity at milk. No Puget sound salmon RAR KARA RARER RRR * . %* WHAT THE EXPERTS SAY WHAT SHERIDAN DOES. & - - * ® DON’T fail to_be cautious tn Bats whatever strikes his # % what you eat func * * oe ee “ee ee * * DON'T 1 ale | it wey Belode pene 68 tae wheres & * fort en Gentes Milee ® * eee @ +e ee * *% DON'T oat teak perk mine On epee ibe wish onthe ® % something Medet Unehere @& ext before — anmehi me # * tow - * ae. 4 © eene * * BOR’ oneke Smokes 15 cigars dally 7 * cee 8 6 eeeree * + DON’T wegteet waty Never tratns at all. * . * SERRA HARE ERE EEE j nothing at meal time, T TRAIN a }ing about the advice of drinking and washed down the viands with a glass of the ”" There followed the solid com! of a good cigar. Then he went to the athletic meet and here are some of the things he did that night He beat Jim Mitchell putting the S61. shot. And Mitchell waa the holder of the world’s record in that stunt He took a whirt with the elgbt pound shot and #mashed another world’s record, He tried his hand at pole vault ing, and won first place early in the event. He tackled the M-pound shot, and again he led the bunch. Thea just to show what a handy man he was ta the athletic Hne he entered the standing jump contest | and beat another world’s champton. | He did not enter In any other) events Ou the other hand Sheridan gets fresh alr and exercise patroling bis beat, twitling his baton and chas ing the kids off the corner Just because Sheridan is « world’s champion tn utter disregard of training rules, le no reasan why every would-be athlete should hope to follow in his footsteps by a sim- {lar practice. ARRANGE FOR A BOWLING MEET Manager Brown, of the Seattle Athletic Club Bowling assoctation i arranging a bowling meet be tween the Multnomah Athletic club od the 8. A. C, to be held in Port lund after the first of the year, A return game will be played In Se attle. A team of five men will be picked from among the be play ers in the clubs. Contests are be ing held regularly in an effort to weed out the candidates genuine “foamy ie being received on the market, most of the salmon coming from the Columbia river. The hay short age is ag stringent as ever Vegetabien “urtankes, (20 ieee! oabtage * > iff Lan - - Sorte, wither ~ Pe Parense ena tes ef Me Hada & is -* odlires, per t ‘ \. FG, mam a! angie “OLS; quince, $1.09; persimmons, per box, Eggs. Mtrictly frewh ranch ema per dow. Onges tase, Gel ern, ee Butter and Cheers. Washington creamery bulter, per gastern. fresh brick. ih fresh tub, Tle; ranch butter checee leconmin twits, oman ve ‘Weta ead prot ore. ve 1, “om, th calves, per Ib, C4@lom%e, =. th ewelle, ftecrt veat: A swe ine: anution. Tey» sat iy Ib, 0G 10%C) as = WHPTic a Fish. Sehooter Balthat, pay "> S60: stenmer for De rout ib. he : to bs toa vig y+ ed 8 hfe, | pels toe 4+ ae oon 7 i on is hatin “ vas call’ ton Felt per tor. Lime ana Cement. cpa ie ai sabe ae log Ba rh n ay de plaster, a ton, 41s wood titer oe utes and Fi y imported figs now wat Ortental Batha Steam baths, 25c. The Best Xmas Gift As an Artistic Photo inoney, | .s Boston's new owner hia option » Kolley's Cuture will be settled peti for New York to manage Baltimore or to go t n nin the big loagu Rumors will be run down as to Philadelphia Sheehar Hitehey and (Star 8p Huster” Brown, the it. Toule 4, Ont Mike | twirler, will know whether Be le to Ward, t { who ito MoGraw's b. wa 1 by Ha Lewis in & prisefte in Grand Rapids, wa harla® Hickman, of the Wash | buried hore Inst wee The co ton Americana, it the teacher jextended 0 a mile in length.) ay achool class and one | Reve avatlable carriage and hack ting writer saya the boys just li Sarnia wae ¢ 1 and mar “i him. Wonder It ells we - nm Port Huron any baseball yarns na ae tically od | Sehool hours ou morning, A num | ier t were ol 1, while] flame on wna hall and ern} |mont buildings were at halfmast.| 4 mone a - vvhor wae filled witt 1 have the win of the A. th Po gag yy em She ally the Untied States cham ha A for the erection of a y j mence me I's all right now in lawn tennis | @ftaire. Teale Wright hae been xiven the right to write himself ae | n amateur, When his name was presented to the Hrithh rotation it was questio whether or not © was @ professional, as he wae nnected with « pany manufac turing aporting goods. Hianley Robinson te at least one | National teague magnate who te ne (Scripps Telearaph Service.) | onding Ban Johnson's war ery for @ LOS ANGELES, De Tommy | *horter playing season, “ur of thia eftty who gh ee en Ee i... at From Jan, 1 to Nov. 1, 1808, there rounds to a draw the Par] Nave Dorm 1.004 foreign entornebiies cific Athletic elub las mOsdAY | eiued at $4,400,000, During the same wight, hae posted a $1,000 certify fod last ye the imports were check as a forfeit with a tooal) ah at 0ni5nee. ‘The a mm §«6e@ditor agreeing + z Py cg laa cnn ~ Pag rouse to 393 care and in value The only stipu = there was ‘ ala a 4 he the elub offering oped from the Cotten Mianer “ vague, 1 Hattiesburg given the 2 eEREN ranch a ait of the Seattle high school football t sign « written a ay to Prin There are m ways than one to | “ of the Bpukane high keep in training for the coming see whool, for thete conduct while in fon Kid” Kiberfeld, of the New | guokane, « game b es Yenme York Americana, tx combining pleas | of the two choo ake glace jure with profit while keeping Mondag, according <a fom con@ition. He is now at home on bt] geokane. It . obey te ene} ebicken fa in Suffern, N.Y. and! cient the eagernems of the Seattle bright « early every morning | poys in their desire to win the chat takes an hour's exercise Tanting | hip ot five states will take oxen Then during the dry he runei; im thin de n festive chickens which stray away from the confines of the farm ymmy Burne may be etituted The combina ie hard to bee for O'Brien in the con eid! ula cca See we ween @ representative of this coun: a try and the heavywolght champton ager if the other fellow draws the | or australia. O'Brien seems willing eatery For side informats that the change be made. this po! yutre of Patey Donovar who last year distributed the Pull It's an fll fate that keeps no “pug man tekets for Brooklyn, Whit | pom getting licked. Six times with- President Kbbetts got the PE bin thr he Marvin Mart and sult brought by Ned Hanlon. Mike Schreck have t 1 matched ad ne fight in sight yet Theat Ministers tor, Pa, have 2-) pood tuck for the man who has « minister”-0d « knockout blow Paar whipping due—but each thinks It's the Broadway Athletic club of that} th other fellow Schreck &" pow fg leg Alone forces | matched to fight Langford at, Al) that had advertined and the | * me sank as ip fe new « nat the eaame! joo Thomaa the weltetweltht is @ dead one there amplon, failed to knock out Prank A M nell and Al Nell ie ten rounds Here are some of the things UP | each om the same night. The ther ped to come off at the National | inot jast night at Ben Francisco and Paseball league meeting, beginning MeConnell went out on ther fivst Dec, 13 Noll stayed the limit end George RB. Dovey This is an tnvitation the simply cannot afford to ise tell you why 4 you on a all other f * the shar Tm going that helps dige food that “sto dyspepsia tn watch,” so swears Br and many others. two misutes by A food that made Assietant F master Eaten “fect like @ twory the telery and a few other go for the norves, stomach and b paw-pawen will be Intro. | Genuine Oak Soles, The, sewed. The Men's Bhee Store, $08 First ave. oo food in « pangs of the Henry Gray Post oar THE SEATTLE STAR punch, M s strong at the close, although ihe put pointed j Wear Brooks Hats, 1331 Beoon: avenue. | INVITE EVERY MAN, WOMAN AND CHILD HERE Every Person of Seattle to Eat With Me Tomorrow at My Expense your head may avy! you had nervous of nly yeeterday have fe du and bh Diues”; were crona irrilable; everything seemed to go wrong. and you couldn't tel why | It's ten ott was old dyspape sia slyly getting In his work, not p, but Just enough to cause you jenough to dull your brain, rob you of your vitality, upset your liver and leplete your nerve foree, Maybe you don’t think so, but just try one } & dover pastere package of my Biscult and see if A food that makes braina in five | they don't chang vines” to a jhaurs and blood In four bright, cheery red * the old A. highly nutritious, stomachte tood. Je trom the pineapple, and welr You may be starving your blood and brain In the midst of plenty. fan’t how much you eat that counts, but it's how you digest the food eat. you You can't get steam out of water without fire power, force and blood puscles out of food without d tion, nerve Thourands lack sufficient force and don't know why, vacation or a change of soon But they don't tha day* use of my Bix ait will pro They don’t get the atrength o thelr food. It's like running through a mill with the rollers wide apart; the corn goes thro | but the mill doesn’t arind. a't think you must have a to have Jndigention. too mitch fat, fhsormts, power, may | blood, | brafn stomach or bowels Fat soy Biseutt other food for a wee how your digest If the Bit ly, gives you mor arid braifi power may down that your stomach, liver howelt were doftig thelr daty, and find ‘This Dye ‘They think they need a tonte, a Lack of fl ples, Diotety complexton, inck, Of nerve ertmhed weak an be doc to a} faulty digestive process etther fin the you can’t get brain | cor ” vital | It's old Indigestion the matter with them, and wis | e it ut of corn too ugh. | pain im J whether alt this slong with your out }< | pepata rk COME EAT WITH ME AT MY EXPENSE coupon entities you to one large ola Hincult and Fig Chocolates: 195 ph Fentiman. world laugh in a merry glee and put vigor and vim in your life again. 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You may know gene of these peo- who Rowe | hit pend yo nde ohare d "he addreanen iy ou want th that can find out atl Bi a | riy incalt and the wonders Ht haw | wrought Probably you are now thihxme| Can be tfie—atop fel oT will send you absolutely free * tatee F package of my Dye Biscult and wonderful Fig once, 1 jet th provided you Wii pay ectunl enset Cut out and tse coupon h-cerit pack absolutely you have never tried them), if you will_send actual P cont of postage at merchandise rates. Will also copy of an up-to-date photo more than any colors, It tells all about the biscuit , rw it ie thing you can buy for ten times the made, what it does and how ft does it; It tell about the choco mone Don’t walt for the san to laten, too—the wonderful Fig Chocolates that make the Liver go all shine we make sunlight afttings |IM day, © day, Just ke a clock, Read the large advertisement fi} oh dark Gays afd evenings by ap- printed ab then put 4 cents In xtarnpe tn a letter today, with this pointment with the nia of a violet coupon, and a full 26-cent package of those wonderful articles will | Pinney, the Phote Washington building light h Ind ir totn be ae livered at your very ¢ at Made the Biscuit, Dept. 1166, Syracuse, N. Y, Add “Neal,” The Man TTI AE ALL SATURDAY, Dec. 1, 1906 —— - S100—F REE As Good as U. S. Gold Co CH PURCHASE ane aay * io eae vay © a ONE bogp far Rod car AT KOH P' | Sewn at once and get one. \ter our 66 yoars of business If you can't come yourself, send | perience, built up on oe | lyour little boy or girl in for one, | square business methods, we TO BE DISTRIBUTED AMONG THE PEOPLE OF SEATTLE AND | or jet your neighbor get {t for you | afford to risk our reputation SURROUNDING TERRITORY. | Act quickly or you will get left. | solute misrepresestaiaas | thus “ratsing our prices for KOHLER & CHASE casion ? Established 1850. ‘The Largest Music House on the Const. 1805 Second Ave, Arcade Building, Seattle. Kohler & Chase One Hundred Certificates Similar to the One Hiuatrated = Above, Valued at $100 Each, Will Be Given Absolutely Free te the First Persons W ho Will Ask for Them. tomorrow, | the plano bu | pect to be in it 56 years Bach certificate will be accepted | all the mugle stores. More popular more, and We can assure vou | the prices on our planos have raised @o us more harm @ one penny for this occasion. than the good we might now Every plano is marked In plain tain by reason of this figures, and bas been marked io So if you think for the plain figures for years. There is no part of time that we are underhanded method employed by to any such methods as than our house. Everything is open and) lined above, we want you above board abuse yourself of that idea It ts well to be on the “lookout” | diately. Our prices are jut any new piano, tf used before for fake offers and trresponsible| same now as ever, and Christmas of this year. | dealers, who will take advantage of lucky enough to secure ose Remember, our prices are always every opportunity possible to “do” Christmas Coupon the lowest in the city, considering | the “unsuspecting” purchaser, And will be just as good the quality of goods we handle. we admit it to be the easiest thing States gold colng and Nearly every one is acquainted in the world to raise the price a/ the amount mentioned as with our Mne of pianos and inside | hundred dollars and then “throw! on each coupon, if off” that same hundred dollars, thus! applied towards the deposit Is required with each cer tifleate, balance easy terms. Every! piano is marked in plain figures. There hi been no raise of prices for this occasion It te w cave of HONOR with us, and we state on our honor that each certificate is just as good as $100 in gold coin, to be applied on | these coupons, you can apply It on any plano we carry, amd pay the balance efther in cash or in small I monthly payments. Now, there are no “ifs” of “ands” to this offer, We feel that we can well afford it thie year, duriog which we have sold over three | times as many planos as the year Iprevious, We realise that ft will knock us out of the usual profits, but it will be a big advertisoment | for our house. | It te already the “TALK OF THE TOWN,” and that ta just what we want. We want to be tatked about we can be the most “talked|playerpianos. They comprise the about” of all the music stores, we! very e8T MAKES IN THE) making it appear os a great “snap.”/of a plano on or will do the MOST BUSINESS of WORLD, | But we wast to ask you if you) 25, 1906. KOHLER @& LAKE WASHINGTC ? VIEW LOTS $500 to $800 If you are looking for the most beautiful view lots on the Seattle side of Lake Wash- ington, VISIT THE PALISADES. If you want a lot for from $500 to $800 in the best residence district of Seattle of 1907, VISIT THE PALISADES. You cannot go wrong in buying this property. Tt is within three-quarters of a mile of the University, Every lot lies within three squares of Tt has everything in its favor.. the lake and has an unexcelled view of Lake Washington, the Cascades and Mt. Rainier. YOU CAN BUY ON TERMS AND YOUR LOT WILL DOUBLE IN VALUE™ WHILE YOU ARE PAYING FOR IT. DON’T WAIT UNTIL ALL THE CHOICEST LOTS ARE SOLD, BUT COME AT ONCE AND PICK OUT YOUR LOT. How to Get There We are now surveying fot the caf line extension © Where Are the Palisades? Look for the Univétsity, Take out your city map The street which forms the northern limit of the Uni- the Palisades. For the present the easiest way # OF versity groufids is East .Forty-fifth street. Follow this way of Madison Park street East to the Lake and you are at the Palisades, Take the Madison sttect car to Johnson's whatly It is also the northern street of the Palisades addition. north side of Madison t, of Lake Washington Laurelhurst is only two squares away, The Golf Club Ask for the Palisadés salesmen. They will take yod is our immediate neighbor on the South to the Palisades FREE on the regular boat The Palisades Is on the Seattle Side of the Lake. McLaughlin Realty Co., Palisades Branc 304 Denny Building, Second Avenue, Between Pike and Union This is the Best Residence District of Seattle of 1907. 1. Managet Telephone Main 1336 ——_——.., by us toward the regular price of ity always means MORE business. | we would mot take the chance any new plano we handle Now, here ie an opportunity to $1,000 REWARD | raising our prices » single fo other words, if you are for-|get your plano—and a big saving| We will pay 61,000.00 reward to| this occasion. It would Be tunate enough to receive one of can be made Only small cash | the first person whe can prove that out sooner or later, and that bid Nive in the it rite | think the hous a One Hundred Xmas Presemts Frown) oi.’ iico! tmoemaucly. Seif cout short og te ay ou are a reuident of Beattie, call | “fakery” as s? De you think g & elit di