The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 18, 1906, Page 2

THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, Dec, 18, 1906 WINE AND GAY LIFE YARSITY AFTER on HAVE SAID SKIDGO) BENDER ' ret titted 1 " New ting for—they k n Ir t 1 fvanced YOUNG LIGHTWEIGHT CHAM | he w PIONS ALL TRAVEL SAME ROAD TO DOWN @ND OUT CLASS, | down 2 rm wer and while he may never|C. H. Bacon, of ( he been anything the equal of! stated tht | Jeffries as a fighting machine, b ere wa had It on the prosentd t Jehamplon tn win w. Page | Vegetabion, Hay and Peeastutre, | ka 10 yon eoter tren n on Wester ‘ end the commission ‘and slag BY JAS. J. CORBET hou ‘ x be © = Fag Non pea at | Consignme ot cranbe os, ie ~ “ , having } a] rr with « « lagain in 0 { will battle onty | ws fa That ts ke oan Hackenschmidt, whe Down for the count and out f good! Six on Khiweigt notche Young ¢ Vigne u Frankte Eddie Hanion and poor Teddy M Gover $s the only on he b been down for years, Two of are just.past thetr teens, 7 atrewn the Mowin wi} ald it cases. Added to this, } the youngst in too ¢ | ‘They { re nature has made meat y oa nd it while breakdown BooKe! . ety oa are ¢ when Tak donn, ‘ tit W was ar a physteal © cov wrt He back in the “ the strens . how Ing made agate y Brit Young Corbe hat six-round ¢ at P hia, But Terry could not stay good. Now he ts tm an| asy lu od by three keepers. | Instead o: i ring it ia @ pa ded . Ther Young Cor whom Terry was matched to figh at Baltimare in Jan fighting at 1 A be wa Dest in the ad i looked good for ye was whipped b che and Prost I have often hoard the stat ibe bad that 6 made that James J Jeffrie Resides his football ability, F tt er apr t the biggest fighter Amert : ene en produced. This ts t ‘ car, having played be-| ratte ] present * champion t stand very far dows ball. whic } ed from Root! yibing f ¢ Christmas Lime and Cement Nuts and Figs oy wu oer ty, ee ana 1 TEE 2 TAE SESE _FRESEELY - a, Klotn, the showmaxer, 217 James oy Shell boxe and gu ¥ AL i ' uv - —. STYLISH CLOTHES, without the « Elliott & MeGreger oF hes.| Building Phone, Ind. 692 — ee LAL NAL ST ON 7 Te STORE THAT SERVES YOU BEST---GARVEY-BUCHANAN CO. night the Seattle Athie club will work out @ sum Ww ‘ pea | « . about retirt denen - GOTCH DEFEATS | Sos ocs) Rev eee] Two Hundred Ready-to- Wear Garments fl SeeEexrys . | Deel of Wirconsia In a Now try owt Rey Davis a Whalen and Ed Paus a dw ver since, He is only ; even a secon f t m the ordinary kind tf) y ere to t iymtred. Daniel | mmy Britt, In the hrman, the tatlor, 1016 Second ing at 23 he had the ®, makes the kind of wults whieh © individuality and style pet yer | cham) ship belt safely at ia | . ae 4 his locker at 25. Only « year and overed by many tailors. Inspe a half later he took the count from << winter woolens in all the new! Battling Nelson and bas never had | ore and start in the new yea | h a sult vou will be A of. wee a look in since = eds Los anomie, pec are} The Owners of it comes to a} lightweight y vility. Gay Me wae nivbiseesil _ —< 17 i e Hanlon was the youngest / of them all m he started. He) was only 15 the time of his firet victory. His battled ie wey ap to jy crane eee ieadies quae Laurethurst ar | ting at the Ascot park race Are giving to every one visiting Poo! x Will continue Laurethurst for the pest fow ate for daye n elegant prospectus cont beautifully colored photographs of | SPORT DOPE Laurethurst and tts surroundings Everyone interested tn high class | the top until he met Young Corbett | at 18 He got an awful drubbing fm that fight and has been going backward ever since. He ts only 21/ now, but he can't stand a good hard punch Im fact, he ts easy mone for class 2 men. | “Kid” Lavigne—the same kid erty should visit Laurethuret | thin the next few days and pro who is trying to break into the easy ~ . — DP. FP. Bieriet, whe weed to wear money craft right now. He is one! as ever landed a right to the jaw re ~~ bg ot versity of | Ture ene of these handsome fold with a checkered career, ton La | But he started too soon, He was! Washing o engaged . ~<A les, ERD aot vigne is now 36, but be has passed fighting at 17. He was whipped by n athiet b at Orove Wear Brooks’ Hats, 1231 Second through the same mill. He was| Kddie Hanion at 19, but » where he Is @ practicing at- | avenue. | fighting at 19 and was good for| kid yet when he met an | en years. Dissipation wrecked him at feated by Joe Bowker for the char last and he was whipped four times | pionship of the wortd Since then corgs Dougian, a 196-pound box. | Furniture and Stov : in his 29th year. Since then he hax| Abe Attell and Harry Baker have| or, is the only athiete from kane |B going on at ; \ 4 Stas gone the sual pace until the last’ both showed him up. He mast be| who is alresdy named as contestant | DABNEY @ WOODHOUSE . = $ few months, when he says he bas)content hereafter to fight with the] in Friday night's Inter-club content | FURNIT Be : ’ straightened up thers in the once-were-butareno | at the S A } gee phdte gaa © aa Franke once king of the} more class - dara ay L L dantame as game a little serappe And these six are only samples take 2 tong owing aroun - ———— 0 N S PEC iA SA E H. S. IS GETTING RACES YESTERDAY be tn est 7 GARLANG, en route ' Manager Stewart of the High | First race, thirtee natsteent he of| Mow . f oohtng thts new want | OUTFITS Tomorrow we offer you an opportunity to spend your Christmas money judiciously by placing on special sale a Grand Selection of Long Coats, Tailored Suits and Costumes at prices positively less than the materials cost. These Garment Bargains, with the Superb Values in all kinds of Christmas needs, will more than pack the Garvey-Buchan- Schoo! football team ts having the « mile—Hersain, 119 (Sandy), 5 t& . naw Ole Maioon park football field exam-|3, won; Pachuca, 119 Lecond: | 2 * Nee sae Batik Gen eOTt . Ghd: dneiek, Pade ths an Store tomorrow. 1 y engineers with a view to Cheripe, 119, < Tt 1:33 26 ema j having it pat In shape for the bie! Second rac, feturity ce 9 adh dlinn cen eee Complete Line of Mining Toit Lot I- Lot 4--$45 00 Coats = —_ New Year's came pr en~ ggg Us umphante, 106 (W. Miller), 3 to 2 The policy of the National league This lot conais . “in! by utes te & b o lems this cum be done the game! won: Convents Bells, 103, second, | ih" Pe lag mPa oy ow plaid; © ' ; ea slik and lotmarwmug taiwan vine] ctvene: teame strenger 6 . Lot 2--$20.00 Coats and Suits at $9.14 pb ices oys are training hard for 1:13 16. air tate daw: % om Sai aii Gu erate qimentan| THe pees, ons milo—hari, 001ce ne nee , cye savieg and black: | Lot 5--Evening Geena, i- 2 Price at Lincoin park under the direction! (4 Wright), 4 to 1, won; Salable.| , ~ > F var 7 va « the new gray Consists of Evening Gowns in black and white over net and « of Coach Frost 14, second; Fury, 109, third. Time aad itched ¢ . sand plaids; worth regularly $16.00 “074 Pr yie, handsomely trin med appliaue he Word has been received from Chi- | 1-44 1.5 Sesto ver worth regularity, $6 oe. 6¢ and $99.00. his » on cago that Steffan, the great Univer-| Fourth race, one and one-cighth | ¢, s oo Lot 5-830. 00 Goats a d Suits t $15. 15 AT ONE-HALF PRIC $37.50 TO 815.00 sity of Chicago half miles—Isabeliita, 105 (Williame - “ t 6--E 6 ns, 1-2 Pri ing the team and will accompany it/t, 3 won; Major Tenny, 109, sec ‘ ~- Eve Ss, ice west. jond; Letia Hill, 97, third. Time What kind of « feferes would | ‘ vening : he new shades, pearl Jim Jeffries be tf he were not a | e ne Ni Rreen: ait sc au acca eee - ACL Go “at ONE MALF Price $15.00 TO 825.00 Sale of Dinner Sets Wednesday } 1:68 2-5 XMAS GAME ON | Fifth race, three-fourths of a mile | ons heavyweight?” Bum, it | aaa, 116 (A. Williams), even. | is satd—mighty bum! Sixth race, three for Clydeo, 112 (Knapp On account of the condition of | ¥o0; Gateway, 109, second: Madison park field Superintendent | ora, 89, third. Time, 1:15 24. ; Inglis has obtained the use of the! secot university campns for the Christ ASCOT. he mas game with Multnomah, and) —— : yecite ont and Sate games for the rest of the season will First rad, steeplechase—Caza-| try. He got it and « They’!!! make most welcome /$12 White and Gold 50-plece | $25 Decorated Haviland China sleces Rogers’ Silver Christmas gifts. English Porcelain Dinner Sets, 60-piece Dinner Seta, Wednes ’ Fish , tell Pie . 817.35 nives, Cake Kaivea $10.50 Bine and Gold 5é-piece | special eovess 7.65 | day; op fabably be played there. for, 149 (Lewis), 3 to i, won; Dr st also. pere ie talk of r ; : ” While the campus is not bo easy | '0e8n, 134, second Tom Vogan, | Yours © th Young Corbett Dinner Sets; special, 85.05 $11.50 i nda Oke Dsccien Cream Ladies, ¢ avy , 5G, third. Time, 3:00 1-2 . 2 Decorated Flow Blue r “ ee ae ae eile pincalidle dies, etc, actually of aocess as Madison park, the man ag eaene, itt puripides,| The Turf World te now agitated I guarantee to absolutely eure $12 Decorated Flow Biue and Porcelain ce Set, comy ' the, $1 and $1.25; exte agement has decided that the bet Second race, one mi “er the 5 arance no a1 SUT came af Rupture which Gold English Porcelain 60 tele a Sitaetis . ee Se ter article of football that it will be | 105 (McDaniols), § to 5, won: /orne Coe ie nding. ce fn, Be after examination, | aceept for + Danser Sete; special Bets: 8 lor 12° persons ednesda special Wednesday, holee possible to pat up on a dry field wilt |Search Me, 11%, second Uncle} “peer” « as rs treatment. I am a graduete of ship, 5 epectal ossss “ 5 ‘ mare than counteract this 4 Henry, 113, third. Time, 1:4214, | which has sly disappeared best recognised Buropean, 87.65 834.15 vantage The aniversity is sup-| Third race, fivecighths of a mile wr ” y “tinge gp tieoe he s > — Ba — ye wl 4 plied with a fine gridiron and has | —-Lo » 97 (Finn), 6 to 6 my time and attention to the $1.95 KID BODY | $1.35 KID BODY 4 excellent seating capacity, while | wor . OT, second; Litthe | SOLID GOLO ANDO GOLO FILLED [i treatment and cure of Rupture DOLLS O76 DOLLS OTe the Madison park field at best is a | Minister, 106, third. Time, 1:02 GUARD CHAINS. and my cured patients numb: i ol I i sea of mad. | Fourth race, one mile—Gorga Wm. H. Finck, Pioneer Jewe! hundrede, some probably bel: OFFERS GREATEST BARGAINS. your neighbors, Th |lette, 101 (Preston), 9 to 2, won; | 90Rgigcond av | Macy Jr, 99, second; Stilicho, 114 x: | : ; ~~ be Horse or Auto ("hn ne ant courne-nes] $88 the Battleships S tbvsicne tan To drive either you should be| Garter, 102 (Finn), even, won; lilo t Bremerton } sik al pretected from the winter's cold | sion, 102, second; Edwin T. Fryer, ures which Iam making 500 Handsomely Painted Iron | 26e GAMES GO AT 15o. SKIN COVERED HORSES AND) Christmas Tree Ornaments and | Toys, the finest line ever ty Are Appa. | 500 Large Games in handsome | WAGONS, WEDNESDAY St. | Tinsel; special Wednesday, shown In Seattle, F ratua, Trains, lee W livery Wagons Trucks, Engines, boxes, 100 different styles; | Fully harnessed @in Covered fancy Colored Balls to hang Trucks; on Christmas Trees; Sc kind; by a nice fur or plush robe. Tom} 104, third. Time, 1/1012 ne Wisconsin and Oregon are worth tbe Wednesday, | or t ae Fakderson has a line of them at| Sixth race, fivecighths of a milel «nae. with the training ship Phil. |— C08, yeer efter, year, Wednesday at, | Horses and 1 212 Occidental ave eee |—Don Domo, 112 (Pre 2 to 2,| adeiphia, torpedo boats and deatroy- cured patients prove that my $1.99, 990, 490, 25e and 106 choice oe 7 ise $1 value; Wednesday Se) Wednesday, dozen os won Right and Trove, cond: lara. The scenery along the entire |E sscthed’ ot treatment te” allt oe Closing out watches, diamonds | La Chata, 107 third. Time, 1:03 trip is magnificent. Boats leave Pier claim for it, ané I earnestly in and jewelry at bargain prices 2 at 16 and 11:30 a m. and 1:16 vite you to call on me or write Upote “Joe. B17 ‘tna a | Sccamn bathe, S0a Oriental Botha] tng 400 p his with an entra boat |fl for farther Sontincing preet ef Christmas Buying Made Easy by These Prices at 2:20 p. m. Sunday. Round trip 50, J these facte. see I cure without « surgical op eration or pain, and without in- Visitors to Seattle, [ics te at my office You Can Brave the Attention oan a oe Sees you to prominent s& 0c SILVER NOVELTIES 250, | 500 JEWELRY NOVELTIES 25c | 280 and 35c PETER PAN/{ $1.25 LONG GLOVES 98. Silver Novelties Including Ash | Jewelry Novelties — including PURSES 19. | 16-button Long Cashmere tT ays Matod Boxes, Necklaces, Stick Pin, Brooch | Assorted styles Peter Pan Gloves, Kayser Kid fitting ones, Ink Wells Pins, Hat Pins, Belt Buckles,/ Purses, neat designs, black| styles, soft and warm; blac ‘ ‘ t he finest and moat enjoyable trip Holders, eto.; worth -“ i ." i Rain and the Snow ens Sane Sete aanre i willing te walt each; | Wednesday Sash Pins, ete.; worth to 5c | and colors; worth to 3$ceach;| and colors; worth $1.25 pet navy yard at Bremerton. You can ff for my fee until cure is effected ewdscdtocercesse ¢ V5e} each Wednesday special pair; Wednesday special consin and Oregop, the training # oon er re. 3% FRAMED PICTURES, 25¢ 25e AND 50c SHELL NOVELTIES, 10¢ 1 pre ere eee Assorted sizes framed pictures in popular subjects, worth 39¢ 1,000 Shell Curio Novelties, including Pin Cushions, Thermome ’ ters, Paper Weights, Ink Stands and Dutch Novelties, worth to each; Wednesday special ‘ he Silk and Dress Goods Dep't jay special ..... 10¢ Morning Specials o *hiladelphia, tor boats and de- veayers, You will never regret the | SUFPSRING e a |sielt. Boats leave Pler 2 at 10 and Tt. cto 11:30 & m. and 1:15 and 4:30 p. m dey, 9 a m. to I pm week days, with an extra boat at Bf gag Pa egy tig hh ng, . ; » Rain C ts 2:30 p.m. Sunday. Round triy any Ray Only a Few Days Until Christmas 0008 ON SALE ONLY FROM 8 TO 10 O'CLOCK We are having lively A vist to our Art Department times with our Craven- . Shoners ooking for dainty gitta]A SiN or» Sevliee West Creve | in Linen, Lach Clothe-@p@ [Colored Handkerchiets —~ 108 etted Coats--selling them The soda cracker is an BF PE by oD plea. 9 $286 Imported French | 351.05 indie Linene—@ 1-4 | _ $180 Btee or WH raown alinat ot tout 0: they ideal food. Uneeda trom 46g to $ROW cane | Sh ecening ike al PEI GAP ocala nao a1 18 oe come to us from makers. Biscuit are the ideal | Sapna, Powsesstvensret ey TO gy. 54: ele ERM jorge... Kae: me ee a Hoste of s and Christmas gifts—per yard 98¢ Rr soda crackers. Indeed, the nN Jand or Shield Row Lots of men bringing in their friends, say to us; hiffor t “That Raincoat you sold me is a dandy, my friend here wants one just like it. Wednesday Evening Linen Dep’t Specials Leather Banner The $15 Cravenette is great--we Come to the Linen Department If | | 72x90 all linen satin damask ! Dy aa sgomtioinsiond be Burnt : j ‘ow Are ooking for Jeo | sot; $8.00 value—-®3.19 the set skate 84.5 EL RRS re ~ — have sold hundreds of them. Ran soda crackers rightly $ NT DAMAS prairie hed Hemmed [P&T ” short a little while ago, but you won’t tn ditiainsnaions; a eike song ners Btwok | PRO es ‘Satcin att of exclusive designe ' cial prices on all linens. your linen needa her a reduction on all Ta up in Spe. 10¢ "scarte—00ee convenient f made in the first place, | ) Pig ana | AVY hia rightly protected first, last and all the time. ¢ In a dust tight, K) moisture proof package. / u Cc a i a n catch us napping again. Enough now to fit every fancy and every figure. NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY 1113 to 1117 Second Av. Lumber Exchange Bidg.