The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 10, 1906, Page 2

THE § SEATTLE STAR MONDAY Dec. 10, 1906 2 » . £ T ~ RING Gossip nT at anime The fis Hugo Kelly claimant a th | ‘ . w middleweight champlonahip, te ov we i 1 = " a challenge to fight any ma att uM ' a, fourm | ! D6 Topp Al®arrangements for the Marvir MOP le rang Pob Glona, Jebunie Bender a was never seen on & } Hart Mike Bohreck battle baving | The champior of tern ~ Seale ateur = Ath He would squirm and fallen through, Sehreek has signed ey tea will be termine ; . juck M gat gee for timpreasing | of pl where tt m Laneford in a fiftec pore oi. . Ring the Heat lol ticles for # fight bet the I tr cr : that team work | { to ape > go pulled off New) High school and thef ; ohne a ay Hea he tea ‘ ‘ aball viote after time he slipped t y sfierngon at Allegher y , ag : area a whioh was } : : are in the main} handa of half the Seattle Pa playe » the Madi and ' > ‘ nad wow tye willy Aharon von tefoat of th 1 Beattle Kern " w Years da lef | os aie t ' wert : ac) \ © on the Madt.| and De his recent defeat at the | Mitel ott 1 by the r of a] ; es t 7 i. be ‘ ” Sat jay aft I " layed « nm game! » of Simm urns Cha ! aa th manager of the hele t f 1 no ‘ ing f eral occasions in & manne I thought fight pro will comt $2,000 to bring the}?! walbey > ¥ - P t of the| that showed his college training Ate nney, Unk Rus} agouns to Seattle and Manager| . By f cer lack = team id several others haxe ox tewart will be a lm At = oe ~ 7" punted not handle snod « desire to take him on. | ing the time interviewing be ie . takine on le : . ioe e same ac fore the game Team “ gy . “ ' 4 dasketbe meen 66 . 8 ; 4 whone Announcement ja made that the|#tarte at Lincoln Park tomorrow, | OO” 4 nani ¢ mid nas . ; shed inte TY 4 gc him| absence of Abbott at end and] revived by Alex Gregenina lee out out of the. 00) Smad Tos » ’ , io as ee ‘6 " Baldy” Cole quarter WIth) are being made for the Joe Gans beging training at Ton- | r " t | Tebeau t t ‘ Ys! OAKLAND. < " ne « into the| these men in and with a good dea ive four-round bouts eadh on j “ | ‘ foot the Low I | « pah today for his match New|y standing “ . force al a ailed and before | practice in toam work, It in| wears & wtih Maateinn lo ieh os Rage Phy t t P . ml. ZA First race, fifteen-stete * a} the Be . the fe to say that Multnomah can be} winding tt tmponsible gp get on|*°" 7 4 ss to whet Whi my K y apo) oe m ! 104, . N rs wan ob Hin i of in proper shape Of) any profitable matches’ fp thi The Pirates of thie elty defeated | has just valied h . a cag MM beg to 1. won; Comilfo, 104 : ‘ je goal| Christmas day country, Jack Jobuson, tty eolored | ,, ; ; The 1 I tennis ‘ Poe the Edmonds basket t a dead game spor : Gov, Dav i third . The Hneup | [heavywolght fighter, has Mefinttely| io. game last Friday nigh mylonahip mee . NOTICE TO WA Pen s , ‘ . H m sent a § Glenn, Thos, L. B, FrostShutliff] National Bpor club of @ydney | i A ong ctina mile—M t ‘ dea goal| Kunatg ... L. T *T! has promised Johnson two matches ractiie C ® he must look ¢ UMERS The season of the Pacific Coast | bas ay ge ond; Aaron J | Tweed Center 1 fighter and Aleck Maleen, bis] so vecks jong. Thie wae dect and hie wite's vie - rhe best “s DIS’T NO. 3 " 1:01 . og it wa i T} manager, will sail from San Fran-| 1), ting in Loe Angeles tast| professional ball probably has much | 9 g¢ joo Third race, eloven-aixteent! " { play | Wright na Munday | gisco within the nent fow, weeks. [tne "ocund Mo Tem Atmedule will |to @e with. hie new light a good ; ie a mile-—Rthe! Day, 108, (Rot ny * hoved| Hope ss.esss KT MeDonald erage en oa pr gece his § : wee. 4 to 5, won M. Bratts ‘ ' for a : Kelly! Boxing ts flourishing In Montreal | yi onins. When it comes to steady pinying | ©" Prev - Pern im no necond: Dutiful, 92, third ’ . transformed | Jones .... RB Dowd! this winter j aad 0 cnet bee4, Mathews few | ecewnt. Little, & 2 I ; tries lute 1:08 23 : wn and goal. Score,| Bender .. Q Barter, | Saterday night Jack Slevin, ex» | York, tok nureis on hia field | Count # 4 ¢ Gale ae & Fourth race Dx Coyle Willie Fitagerald te tp Ban Fran-| nampion of the world, was k med | ina r4. in the ‘ ‘ ew A di - o ana _ ere yoo fiton, 106, (WI t . i] N 0 Tilley | cinco looking for a bout. It b paceman nnd pitched ht ; hue on ren ll Me * ~e Bye foe at Mary F., 95, » wa 1 aeoney Kern! apie he may get a match with Dick Closing ut -watones, ~ ~ ee —| anne ake awe r — 6 he t third, The ‘ New Trott { Hyland and jewelry at bargain Wear Brooks’ Hats, 1331 Becond | ward ean it ginning noe b. Beem oo Fifth * ne ar “ Touchdowns McDonald | Unete Joo, 617 Bnd ave. avenue ooo an accour ’ . ~ ‘ yards—Jackful, 104 8 . , ‘ from fie Mysterious Billy” Smith ts ¢ a os 5 to 2, won; Dolinda, 99 . ' ed, Coyle * | r om his retirement and re ————— Pe iY] . Inflammable, 104, third " , Kennedy Jenter the ring. For « long time bi i vela m f b atthe Carver has bee engaged | the paloon eo E s Siath race, thirte wa etlane eoat shock of | business in Portland, Oregon THE STORE THAT SERVES YOU BEST —GARVEY-BUCHANAN COMPANY a a mite—Tony Par us inane = = ST _— $ to 5, won; Native Son, 1) ston, Wis, dosiron a place a j oad Huerfano, third. Time ‘ pugilistic map. A fight club St Ww. i] R fs) U Cc : Taal 26 tae, base’ organised and. nagntia ‘ore Will Remain n Evenin: intil Christma j tions are on with Charley Neary ' ascor. | and other fighters to appear be-| t First race, seveneighths of a fore the club | mile—Search Me, 110 (Booker), ¢ to 1, © Lydia Wrouseman, 112 With Indianapolis closed to the seoond « Davis, 107, third boxers, since Governor Hanly's Time, 1:28 1-2 naouncerment that boxing will not = Becond race ighths of a @ tolerated in Indiana, there are) a mile—Airs, 107 on), 3 to & ut two open cities in the middle} wen; Dulcinea second; Com coali®| west that can hold out any tm THEE + MENT. mida, 107, third. Time, 1:01 wersy the fighters, Those ‘ Third race, one mile and seventy « John L. drew the line 00] Milwaukee and Davenport \ rh : y y y cha yarda—Reservation, 103, (Single i men, but the fight fane toa), T to 2, won; Oratorian, 103 second; Atkins, 102, third. Time, 146 Le Fourth race, seveneighths of a mile—-Varieties, 99, (Graham), 10 to 1, won; Pantoufle, 115, second Batre Nous, 99, third. Time, 1:87 12 Fitth race, futurity course—St Or, 108, (Kuna), 7 to 10, won Remember, 99, second; Livius, 101, third. Time, 1:12 ‘ Sixth race, one mile and fifty BY JAS. J. CORBETT. | yarde-—Cotillion, 109, (Booker), 6) Nearly every you plek up to 6, won; Netting, 169, second hese days bas something to say Freesias, 199, third. Time, | | the prowess of Jack Johnson, the Are giving to every one visiting | proportions to bis real ability wena Laure.aurst for the next few diys| It would be « crime to ask Joho Ou an elegant prospectus containing | son to step into a ring with Jeffries | nove beautifully colored photographs of It would be bed enough to ask him) ,»., | suit worl only colored heavy now om the} 5... pugilietic hortzoe. Jack f# prac | Worn, ly teolated from the other mix |... r. And be! ihe t in Laureihurst and tts surroundings. to meet O'Brien. whe would prob | ..4 asked him if Jackson would ac wrested im high class! ably make him look like « selling | cone property should visit Laurelhu plater unless he b laying within the next few days and pro | ‘possum like Gane eure one of those handsome fold-jtie with Nelson an. eee Breryone | like stretching ft too far Th | Who did John | what of hie re« friends claiming him a show with | « Jettries? Johnson lost a dectsion—doudt ful, it is true—to Marvin Hart, one of the worst excuses for a big man wae Sandy Ferguson, and again the! bent question might be asked, Who W «id ¢ Mr. Ferguson? Mr. Johnsoe also has had settos with Joe Jeanette jand Jim Jeffords, but again, Who are they? Billy Delaney says that Kauf-) near mann will be prevented from meet | tanat Dress Well line. For this same reason O'Brien| early and Burns shake their heads when! hit ¢ jhis name is mentioned over | In the good old days of the ring/on tt | Mr. Johnson with bis limited repa | jaw tation would have tved his) Th quietns in quick shape, or he wor have proven what he h lof all the boosting he has recejved. worl The market opened slow this morning, the prices on nearly all root vegetables and fresh fruits remaining the same as Saturday W. Bigiow & Co. have received a car of bananas from California Kage are going down, the price on fresh eggs being 45 cents, with a chance of their dropping even lower before th i of the day The market, al h still gutted with poultry, is not in as bad con lition as last week Fish dealers report that the lombia river salmon are on way in big shipments, while Alaska fish are coming In price on the Columbia salmon is 6 and 7 cents per po | Your employer is used to respecting those who respect themselves. The easiest way to show respect for yourself is to dress well, Not only neatly, enough up yet to neglect your clothes. seal, "aatners, Hh Eugs. ranch enas, per dos. te) papilo; wamtarn, 236) 40 | an Henburger $15 Suits Will command the respect of your Py employer ~~~ YOU 9)" sadiialls self---yes, and of f} prin" igin” | jogtic: soles, het your ‘‘best”’ girl. [/s emotes z [Rit Regal $15 Suits |S. tora i ers a are equal to those " : retailing elsewhere J) fon"tsg%: whee com sa lee for $20 and $25. Fee oie pt fe pee & See that your Lime ang Cement Portiand cement, imported, per bi | pactiand ‘esmont.” Caltforms, "per thi ae next suit carries }) he's « Wass slater the Regal label. tring tt pe fri ith, bat Pr | woud fiber, #6 Nuts and Figs Fancy imported figs. $1.20@ Vo; almonds, per soem, Ghe HVUB a “THE OWL.” | New Great Northern train to 615-617 First Avenue Vancouver, B. C,, leaves 11:30 p js, Arenned, por th, i + per Ib, the. roosters, 14Gb Y* Live Stock. per 1b, Se; emne, Im fe: im dey lowe! lambs, per bead, in im it din m. daily, commencing December 9. Seattle, Wash. Sleepers for Bellingham and Van couver. vee ivan always refused to meet | lower Kee jemand Sullivan }the entire purse was being ta batlio Davie this sem") more money for you and me m ever fight and | belleve, was appotnted tk rd to warrant thi*| arrangements. # the ring bas ever seen. Previews Two waiters in the Palace hotel to this he had fought a draw with had had some difficulties and were terrifie manner. I happened to be ing Johnson because of the color! affair as much as anything in my yet tothe real reason why Sullivan and] the public; that he is worthy| Jackson never got together In a pervs Be color le | EARLY SHOPPING MOVEMENT | . y YY The Union Charities of New York and the Commons of Chicago hay taken up a very worthy harity—THE wo CHARITY OF EARLY SHO} LET IT SPREAD, do not stop the movement. On Chr Eve, give the tt | clerks a Christmas present of a promise to shop early throughout the year The f the cha reads as fol : ers and the mighty Sullivan YER COMING lows: “TO THE CHRISTMAS SHOPPER: Please buy your presents early, EAR ‘| Y IN THE DAY, EARLY PLA DECEMBER, That will be your biggest gift of the holidays to the workers behind the counters, a n the delivery ; te generally wndorstond thet iy w Very commendable. The merchants of the Christian world have been working for years to bring such ate Hig iN | STYLISH CLOTHES, Osteopathy cures when medl cine falls because it simply : edt Bs “sere builds the tissues, start = g but in style. You Je Sem "Rs Dood nd hele po $1.50 SETS, 49¢ TO $13.50. : 1 TO $7.59. nem ) A ie mips ee hn a box. Extra special, acl e ture, tne ring it down : > Ss » ewel Boxes, Statuettes, Ink | ger, Jr., famous books for are not high by modicines which are often Comb and Brush Sets, 49¢, » Tak] per. Jig Gemone books’ dias eee 8 Feet hacer" f | MEYSTONE LIQUOR CO. 59c, 85¢, 8c, $1.25 to Wells, Candelabra, Fin) Ore dct ree. |FANCY EMBROIINEEE wonderful acience © is and give it a trial at least, Fras Reggae Bw ge Fay be NO BAR $4.98. } 25c, 35¢, 43¢, 49¢, 50¢, Gc Magnolia Series—-Popular }Fancy all linen and Swiss treatments before Janus Shaving Sets, 59c, 98c, $1.25, | tO «+++ seve ve «-$87.5O0] fiction by popular authors, broidered ...Handkets Consultation free. Lady attend $1.49, $2.98 to $4.98 130 titles, special binding chiefs in large variety of i atterns, heft e] al Butt nd Oh . R 8 creamer? rs aos en |b C.F. Lathrop $4.98. New 1907 Calendars in large | | toped edwes, exclusive d& i” canter Osteopathic Physician, Smokers’ Sets, soc, o8c,| variety of styles; also |CHILD’S FANCY BOX nan ial value ..+s e;_ Renborger, $1.25, $1.49, $2.98 to Xmas Cards in wonderful| HANDKERCHIEFS, | .... .... ...0::0e9 mean that the food is hastily or the & ables whether your bill is a Bakery and oy ores vow sone | NEW LACROSSE LY TO BED movement is started THE EARLY SHOPPING move an who was asked why he did not keep his early r, the fi wing bargain fst Such was not the case.| It ts stated that Mike Jenkins, a| sult about, but we are afraid unless the EA van always believed he would/ well known Eastern Canada ta reat many of us are like a certain & A morning engagements better. “Well,” he said, “I've g ment will be without results mmetime.” Howe himeelf in the eyes of the] crosse player, will figure on Seat t to fight a colored man, and] tle's twelve next season. Mike, or) 1 for social reasons. He was|better known in the cast as) lam sure. Mickey” Ryan is one of the best} will open your eyes early tomorrow aid of Ja 5s & matter of record that horse men in the business fent Fulda, of the California FOR GIFT GIVING THESE ARE UNMATCHABLE BARGAINS In the “Busiest Basement” Monday. club, ed Joba L. a} of $20,000 for a fight with son. Fulda sent Sullivan a tel | m and asked Joba 1. to an by writing his acceptance 00 | sack. Sullivan did it. The only | that go to the! er | ite return to Frisco, Pulde/ the message to Parson Davies | | THE MOST POPULAR TOY STORE IN TOWN. Send the children here, we'll entertain them. All the sew ie, the Bear” tricks to see Good News for all the Children—Both toys to sec. Santa Claus to talk with, and “M Large and Small iano Good Ones We sell better Pianos and sell them for less JUST RECEIVED An Express Shipment of “Ted dy’s Bears.” wae then managing Jackson. There are some of the | beet we've | ever bought, in all sizen, jarge and | email; one that sold | erywhere |82 wo $ On sale spe cial =Monday th ndition. Jackson, upoa | Iron Toye—Special Monday, ie | The most substantial and most attractive toys for boys; bg ger and better values thar ever before shown in Ge West; book and laders, fin engines, ice wagons, traing wagons, carts, ete, ete; Me ular value Sc, Monday, o vice president of the club, 1], Money than any other deal er or organization We will sell you the same grade, style and qual signature to a contract, rt east when 1 that hae almost memory of most of about to ity instrument from one Saddie Horses 990. $1.69 Large site Saddle relier platform. com cord, ping and socket, | 900 Childs’ Triple Plated Knife, | harnessed; worth $1.50. Mon- Doll Furniture. and shade, satin brass finish Fork, Spoon and Napkin day special .......-..- PDE | wight pieces parlor faraitem; worth (4. Monday extra spe- | Bets. Shholetered: Téckiod. ame etal os ssveveee+ 98,40 | warranted; regular price dc, | Witslow Steet Wheel Ball Bear | 4a, special ...... cee hE kates, 1.50 Fine China Salad Sete 900. | Monday special, set .... 50€ ing 8 | ! * a agg China All sizes for ladies and gentle Hill-Climbing Automobiles, ations, 25¢ China Creamers—Monday men, boys and girls; §6 grade. | The most satisfactory toys; B® te. Monday especial ......%4.65 | keys to lose nor springs break; will climb hills or fa Doll Nursing Sets. fast on the level; regular third to one-fourth less than you can buy else where, Solid Brase Electric Portable hts, complete with six feet ait upon settiing them without the of a razor, They were taken That's why we sell over half of all the Pianos sold on the Coast vate room im the Golden| ub, and, before a select! went after each other in a v Seven-plece decor Balad Sets, new de new shapes, in handsome col ora, very atractive and most | Fine China Cream Pt desirable Christinas presents handsomely decorated, ten gifts worth $1.50. Monday | new shapes and decorations; | Bottle, rattle and nipple. Mon- spectal, set OVE | regular foo Yhc. Mendey| day De | choice ise | Mechanica! Trains and Tracks Baby's Shooftys. 0c, Wicker Go-Carts. Two horses, with seat for baby; | Ives’ mechanical ministare talk » way tr and track; with six glasses and nickel ar; reclining back; cloth some upholstered. Monday | $1.50. Montay special tray value $2 Monday 4, worth $250 Monday special, at $1.75, $1.49, 98c and | Others at $1.75, $2.95, td special, choice S150 epecial S175 6GBe | up to $18.50. SPLENDID PICKINGS AMONG CHRISTMAS THINGS FANCY WORK BOXES, : a . $1.00 CLASSIC POEMS, | PRINCESS LACE HAND- asc to $1.25. GLOVE ORDERS. 65¢. | KERCHIEFS, $175 Fancy Work Boxes, 25¢, 39. |] For Xmas Gilts—Dainty Leather bound, padded back, TO $10.00. §0c, soc, Gge, 9Bc, to Glove Order Certifi Classic Poems, Hurst | Real Lace Handkerchief once cess cone Qe cates, one of the most handy edition Regular +p can Agmeallll acceptable form of price $1.00, Our price lace—in exquisite OMe scene and felt the unfor ing of that little private fight days. One of he r one a mighty swat the rt and he jaw, and nef heart nor ever worked afterwards 4 the fight game in} a while, and this was} the coons | D.S.Johnston€o. Biggest, Busiest, Best. 903 SECOND AVENUE. | ible punch | | price Sc pea epecial Bohemian Decorated Giase— Wine and Water Sete. b rated Bohe complete | Brewster qreen, steet wheel and some with wicker back and 260 beautifully milan Water Se 1's championship battle Second at MANICURE SETS, 75¢ TO robo 75 feese Good any time i Neka caw. 4s 65e styles, exci ‘Sk ; a a of the year mu in a b a niall Manicure Sets, $1.25, > > put Si, § 1. 75, $2.25 to Xmas Cift Novelties eigenen oes POETS, | picture $ . 75° range $ ‘ IS $4. 75 made of ribbons, includ Hurst’s Padded Poets, leath TOILET SETS, $149 TO | pf ‘Op rege Bere er bound, handsome edi WOMEN’S INITIAL $13.50. Hangers, and large va-1| Ron gh gee, icy HANDKERCHIERS, Sets, $1.49, $1.98, riety of novelties at Regular price $1.25. Our asc. . price .... ++ «s+» »/T5@| Fine all linen hemstitehed 5, $2.49, $2.75 se cove cece + OLS.5O Z Handkerchiefs, hand soc BOOKS 19¢. ed initials, handsome @& COMB AND BRUSH SILVER NOVELTIES, | Popular Series for Boys—G i> half dose popular prices Hunter Baltimore Rye, full quart cee B00 Old Ca rt, por gallon Trays, Ash $13.50) iiiich Trays, Toothpick | HANDKERCHIEFS, SHAVING SETS, 89 TO} Holders, Pen Trays, ete, | soc BOOKS ase ase That you may know what a pais 1123 First ave. corner Seneca. Main 1184; Ind. 1184. t XMAS CARDS AND CAL} Regular price soc, Our beautiful _ SMOKERS’ SETS, s9¢ TO ENDARS. pee eh sore Be | stitched borders or sea tel Bidg. Sunset M 6256. Time Is *- vere vs 84,98 | range of styles, ranging in | 1§¢. eae MILITARY BRUSHES, | P"°¢ fo" 2c to $2.75 | Children's Fancy Boxed <ERCHIEFS, hap aa XMAS STATIONERY Handkerchiefs, put up 3 in me Military. Brushes, $rias, |Fine assorted boxed Writing | & box with picture on top; |. 4. >< oii tiner embrole $1.75, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00 to | Paper and Envelopes, rul- | _ plain white or colored bor Handsome all ine ae $5.00 | ¢4 and unrated, put up in] ders. Box IS¢| S01 it Go be neat boxes with populs ; COLLAR AND CUFF | cichings, Prices fanue [HAND AND ‘TRIPLI-| creations, hand work BOXES, 49¢ TO $2.75. iscto%Se | CATE MIRRORS, Peioes Fan80 2S ee Collar and Cuff Boxes, 49¢, WOME TO $7.50. : : ‘ 49) OMEN'S INITIAL 75¢ TO $7.50 INITIAL 75¢, 98c, $1.25, $1.49, to HANDKERCHIEFPS, |Hand and Triplicate Mir CHILD'S BOX vere esee 90h ee Se. asc. | "tore, 75¢, ofc $res Seay, | HANDKERCHIEFS, GLOVE AND HANDKER. | Women’s sheer linen Hand-| $1.75 to .... $7.50 | asc vedas : kerchiefs in extra quality, en’s Fancy Box Initial CHIEF BOXES, $49c vty) | ANCY CLOCKS, $1.49 |“ Vianikerchiels, put up 3 i drawnwork, hemstitched, picture on top} TO $2.75. borders, hand initials; spe TO $6.98. } al Quick Serviee Move and Handkerchief | cial value; put up in neat} Fancy Gilt Clock { + white with our Restaurant does not $1 er : 49, 75¢, ae i wy half dozen to eo | $1.69, $1.98, $2.49, § initial, Box properly prepared, Far from The utmost care is taken in tting ready of all our eat wang nny MONDAY EVENING SPECIALS- “AFTER SIX me or a dollar. Sets Mie Glass Toweling, yard. O%@ | 44-inch Silk Crope de Chine, 1 10¢ Taloum Powder, box Se Fancy yo Best Turkey Red Prints, | yard... B39¢ | 15c Ladion’ Hose, pair..--10¢ } : = dios’ Hose, p: e ‘ + 2%e | Be Sik Rib 10e | $ ve le lying ach f Glass Water Silks, yd 306 Cie a |) GARVEY- BUCHANA _1113-4117 Second Ay. Lumber Exchange Bldg P. A. HALLBERO, PROP. eee | Main 880, Independent 880, oh eo