The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 10, 1907, Page 2

os o BPRESEZ. 5 (IFS } "980 ait ses 39% somee thOnzescers I s nee « terme Fi * ‘ ~ SP OQNE AFTER REGAINS FOR Te nse BIG FIGHT (Seripps Te ph Service) SPOKANE, Jan. 10-—Looal min: ing and aporting men are after a Dig fight for this city Harry Green announced last night that he} had written to James J, Joffriea, January 6, offering him a purse | $35,000 for a fight between him and Fill Squires. If this offef is accepted the big bout will be held early in the spring. The contest will be under the auspices of the Spokane Ama teur Athletic etub, | YOUNG CORBETT NEARLY OUT (Serippe Telegraph Service.) PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 10-—In a @ix-round go last night before the National Athletic clab Tommy Mur phy, of New York, gave Young Cor bett a hard beating, Murphy put{ ff it all over the champion In each} round and the gong only saved Cor} dett from being actually kaooked | ff out in the second. YY FRED J. HEWITT. cai pal we old ay Carneni. We has] (See bite a oe . BAN FRANCIACO, Jan. 10 at jast found a successful way to get rid of his money, He has tune is smiling again on Harry ready Bought his third automobile. | wack, the well-known Mt Louls) horseman, and with his shifty stable | Someone has to price | to get those tho | De te getting hie a of sport chart. W pro. | money at Emeryville. moters or the f° Mack has enjoyed the fruits — turf success to the fullest, He it Caught by the “wireless” direct | was in the old days at Bt. Louls who from Landon—"did not foul Gans! developed Nash Turner and TM show him up next tim You | hie contract to Ry ean guces who wae at the other | good-sized sum. ond. Distance makes Fat the more | Jockey Tub emphatic in his asver tract to Ma years exo fire deve International contests will be) Harry Mack's entire fortune in mt m. | Louls, where hie heme and stables the feature of the 1907 sport » The latest planned te a soccer! became food for the firefiend match. | ‘The horser aon I tion to retnat « the Five apecial prives will be award In bualness Mack emiled and re ed bowlers at the American bowling | fused the money tournament in St. Lowls In March.) 2 a isi oot ae, Sex WAS A CASE OF WIN ie ce. ,| OR AN ENDLESS BOUT if Garry Herrmann can't land a) Daneball championship, there |r | yes gon AND GANS TELL on FIGHTS IN THEIR “KID” DAYS. other things. He is now a « date for the presidency American Bowling congress. BY Jat . J CORBETT. With Fred Clarke on the beoch,| Probably every reader of this col Chance and Tenney will be the ame has heard the story told son of his firet fight happened to win oniy playing managers im the potting National League next season. and how are Rat applies the old “wafficient ‘The London Automobile club hasli, himaclf and Daseball club sheets do th ae battle and they agreed that Who's who In the 141 balk-line/t 66 iy got enough was to aay “ billiard championship is in diapate, u : ‘ Gnee Hopes has felled to act on|rewat” The fant starts Suttons challenge within the 10. | Bat bad ‘wuffictent™ long be! day limftt. other kid, bet Bul Hweency, the coast recruit of the Chicago Cubs, te halied as 4 wonder at short, & King bee on thé basen, a fiend at the bat, a cyclone thrower and 4 lightning tagger of runners. If he can make 3 with |ter and tells the fol) that handicap he is a ball player sure. ster finally said “sufficient” for 10 minutes!” Gecided that « pedestrian » stand still and be run over. lareand Gand face and mouth and) of the records tha ve | tehut the colored bor’s wind off) . mecguarede, Belt. |Joe tried to yell “enough,” Saturday evening by the Seattle Liederkranz, A musical carnival and masquerade ball will be the) features of the evening ! Nelson forgot the word cient” a ns Gens couldn't enoug' Dance Tonight i ieee’ of the fight critics say thar t ju bout at p Don’t miss the big mid-week | (2*t 19 ia oS wo dance at Leescht Park tonight. lence the len good time, a good floor to dance om, |" yacy Monroe and good music by Wagner. eo! rom Sharkey 35 conte. Ladies five “occasion of his first trip ‘to dentist, £20 Burke | York, + pulling. Phone, Ind. 69%. Seattle | st. lique ere Tom looked him over and Yours, Mister Man Who Wants Something Marked Down We are getting the other sort of men fast enough--- those who want good clothes i and who are willirig to pay for them. We'll indulge you during this sale. man and be glad to pay Suits and Overcoat $10 Suits and Overcoat $6.65 ire now all reduced to Were $10 juced to Were $12 ire Now luced t ‘eo Your mo I I On the wrt £ THESHUp be em 615-617 First }ing filed a complaint against the /ANNUAL DOG MEET John ¢ ‘onatdine ‘lett Inat night for California to wateh the field tratie of the Pacific Coast Mield club, This annual meet will be held at Bakers ville, Ore, beginning next Monday |The best dogs on the coast have been entered and Mr. Considine haa hie string of “purps” tn the trials SUf THE 6. £ A Agngs Ramaey this mortitny’ filed la complaint in the superior Sourt anding personal tnfiry’ any % of the Beatile Bloctric com. aK pany in the #um of $6,000") the ax cident ts alleged to ha irre while the plaintiff! w te ger on the Fremont Ballard ©. &. Kaufman, a (oameter, thie morn vame concern demanding $2 damages for injuries tneurred w he was knocked off his wagon, De comber 6, on First av Open Bids February, 16. Hides on the extension af’ the ar viver water system Wij be e 4 February 15. Only’ Thre subdivisions are called for at this} time: The pipe Hae between the city and the headworks; the sot tling basine above Ravenna and at Beacon Hill, and the reserfotr at Heacon Hill RACES YESTERDAY OAKLAND. First race, Puturttyoourse— urn olette, 103 (Mefiride), 85 to 1, won THE SEATTLE AD Tr EEO eS AN. 10, 1907. Reoond rea, throw oigithn mile wanonte 4, 100 CT, Bullivan), 20 to 4, ne and one-atatoenth one mile and 100) A OnE Be A soven-elghthe three-elghths mile 110 (Bullman) Martha Jane, Third race, one mile Wut Barney Sehrieber was per- | i Special Services.) make a good race o gift horse and and stegiina « tf Mack's preser ik hae won 10 ra © Leleh for a when the date . but if t had a » started a subsorty or trainer “7 ry Mack adores his be that ie the keynot "Munroe was friends to have a drink wae with a friend five calls to the bartender to all the party and Munroe handed o He got back $9.75 firet time the miner had been up against Sharkey’ game and be said | nothing until after wo there were) t gots it off talrly Offered @ prise for the best device i wei He says that In one of his to prevent skidding. The Cinctrmati! bovnood fights he met a tough youngster in a roughand-tumble! “Sharkey makes 4 lot of money ho doubt, selling bis goods at euch! } but | vre tho eat the word and had to continue. The other young! rhe cigar had been taken from a» ted wp with Bat replied, “Yea, and I have been trying to think of the d—a word 00 Hit the weed | Well, Joe Gans goes Bat one bet nutes’ work he began ¢ owing story When he was a small boy work fog it & fish market in Baltimore | wae the he got mixed up with a tough little St. Louis te tipped to be the start. | Irish kid by the same of Ben Daly Ing point of the international balloon | Bem had ft in for Joe and wae afte: contest in 1907 him every chance he got. One day — | Joe decided to give the little Irish A Lansing, Michigan, Judge haw! mam trouble and with the backing | not | Of several colored friends he tackled run when « motorist blows his horn. |Daly. The flight had gone about) a Of course not. The blame fool can | five minutes when Daly got his armjeral world’s fg whe wanted to know what reaponded Jack. . and loam see tough for Jeffri A convivial time is planned for|coutds't, Finally he twisted wel downs hold by « self out of the other kid's grip and] then gave Bim a good whipping. M. Robinson ring at Gan Francice Rod tree nd wanted « ia the world's 4 the famous Pourte emporium of Sharke femain firm We Want More Business Ne xtseason you'll beour fair price for Hub-Tailored Procrastinate, 106, second; Princess Wheeler, 107, third: time, 1:19 3-6 struments profit now, but igo7 shir 00 Think of $135 and SOO, and even Brand new Pianos, shi Wagner mahogany Upr now only SLLD. now only $400, new. (Others ask $350.) case, very { | wood case, first class condits th } only one year price $180. We are selling Organs t { profit now time Remember, ed and pe land 7 | ——|——— ROOM! ROOM! ROOM! Relief in Sight As tisual, when the old reliable house of D. ston Co. offers bargains, buyers know tions are genuine and unusual, During seven days of our warehouse sale of second-hand and slightly Pianos and Organs we have sold exactly eighty-one in- We now have some room to work in, but we must have every bit of space in our large warehouse to take care of new stock now arriving, It’s not a question of tfing our Organs only $19, B28, $BL, et a tuced $1B5 to $175 in price Beautiful mahogany fine Upright, bra marred case, goes for $169. rd new, slightly rest size, used only one year, sol ‘ when 1 new for $250, Full size Contert Grand, sold when new $1,500, $1GO takes a Reed & Son Upright Piano, good as Antwerp oak for $525, Elegant Miss n Art Piano t, sold when damaged lot, goes fer B41. A fine Chickergag asquare Grand), beautiful rose- k : $141_ an now Upright, second-hand, in ex $120 takes a large size Another Plymouth, in oab ORGANS Fine Organ { well known tion, as low as S18 and B25. for less than small denlers pay for them at the factory Pay for these as best suits your cor accept y reasonable offer as New pA are going e noust dispost of every one of these fine Pianos remaining im our warcho everything will exactly as represented, and satisfactory And, in addition, cach and instrument will Ladiew “Kayser” Gloves. 16 Button Timely Economic Underwear News From Our Men's Store Seamless, double foot Men’s Underwear, in a broad variety of col icoath natural a ors and kinds, including a goodly number of mere Gloves ore Bo nga = part wool garments in heavy and me black and the Annivers dium weight re the sorts for this wintry -* be: = ary Bale tomor weather; a spec ollection ; val to 75 ale row at pair tomorrow ae severe BDO Tomorrow in the ao at one Fe Acsivaneny 6 Sale c G ‘ vee De st bag armen Wool Hose. at only ..... Vast black, soamloas, raner ” knoe on ; Notice These colors, ‘amt and foot; gray heel and toe the Annivers ary Sale tomor row st par + 22 12e Dress Goods Values We are determined to make the last Friday of the Anniveraary Sale a most stirring one; prices such as these will undoubtedly or lively selling. B6Inch Import 64Inch French 62inch Novelty ed Ponges Silke. Chiffon Broad Wool Suitings Alt Sweaters Ro sie clothe All the late mix Buperior quailty on navy, rene ture effects, In and weight, nat da, champagne, cluding greens Bweaters, ural finish color, red, green and browns and merly priced formerly priced blest colorings pinaes our regu orrow Miéh and perma lar $1.26 goods GL59; Somorrow sone finiuh; tomorrow in the Anniversary in the Anniver® formerly priced reary fale at ary Bele at yard $3; Anniversary 8¢ at only and OMe Bale ....81.75 yard The Tomorrow Is Notion Day A most advantageous time to buy as the following special prices Indicate. Notions of the worthy sort, nothing undesirable or trashy, no matter how little the price j Se Family Standard % Agnes Hooks and %¢ “Washington” 499 100 Cube Pins, cube Pina, paper 3 1, @ Eyes, card le Pins, paper 2e sh je Adamantine Pins, Se Challenge Safety be Darning Exes, 2%¢ Mourning dozen papers ..10@ Pina, card ry be Barbour's Cotton be Bonnet Pins, card Twist, spool, 2 ize each 2 12¢ box be Treasure Safety Ge Hair Pin & Pins, card...2 12¢@ ach We Capitol Ba 6te Hair . be Gripit Hooks and ec Hair and Pin Book ye Brushes ¢ Myes, card, 2 1-2¢@ Brushes, each l6e Twine Shopping 3% Mair and Clothes 10e Pin-On Hose Bup toe Het aoe and Bags, each 10¢@ Brushes, each, Zhe porters, pair Se Brushes, each . Domestics Greatly Under-Price In The Anniversary Sale TSc All Feather Piliows—Weight 3 Ibs, good Cream Outing Flannele—Good and strong fancy stripes ticking; In the Anni stil] possering a fine soft finial versary Bale tomorrow at sach We sorbant; regularly worth 7c; in the versary Sale tomorrow at yard . Regular Se Java Crepes—Apy: 27-4nch Fiannetettes—Fioral and Ort priate fab ries for home decoration, pretty Moral de signs im Hght s lo signe; im the Anniversary Sale tomorrow aor we ae cng igpe ed “hater at yard ..-.. . ize tomorrow at yard $1.25 Eleven-Quarter White Cotton Blankets 36-inch Linen Finish—Deautiful —For double beds, warm and heavy, with for the making of undermustins; soft ‘fi or without colored borders; Annive: ish; regularly worth 12%; in the Bale price tomorrow, pair versary Sale tomorrow at yard ... Anniversary Sale of Yarns Hundreds of skeing best grade woolen yarns at prices that should prompt women to antici future as well ae present ds. Thisie indeed a very rare opportunity. Reguier 8 bte Baxony Yaros Regular 26c German Yarns, Regular 5c Spaninh ¥: in black, white and colors. heavy quality in black and black only iced a An enormous quantity, tn & limited supply of colors below regular value, fe the Anniversary Sale te and mixtures, tomorrow An Annivers ale lomorrew fi morrow at per skein . je niversary Sale, skein, 19¢ at, per skein ....-.§O@] Os OY Oa EO LD NV OG EOE A Ve THE STORE THAT SERVES YOU BEST. arvey-Buchanan Co 1113-1115-1117 SECOND AVE. Rev. D. w. TOWNSEN OF BA CURED BY 0 | PIAN Os | Victor and Edison | Talking Machines fevers an? 3 snerT ec, STRINGS . im, and t TI Second Ave., Seattle Beem. if receiv a first trestment. if pou wi pectty, | wae able te come for treatmen'! aft you bed treatsrente at hed and put in first class shape. D. S. JOHNSTON CoO. 903 SECOND AVE. “BIGGEST, BUSIEST, BEST DEALERS.” hot Dr Marnes te a fully Office Houre—® a. m. Lady attendant. CONSULTATION FREE Drs. 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