The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 26, 1907, Page 2

DENVER are over 600 exhibits at Col, annual bench Keane! club The prises to be awarded amount to $5,000, half of which will be tn There t a large number of and in adattion ro the steven divisions for each breed there wih be a kennel prire dogs in each b prize of & A now class called the class has been introduced having won to “graduate will be given vantage due the prestige regardiess of age, and will not be| against younger | forced to comp dogs Just enter! ship feld e the TOURNAMENT OF BENCH SHOW IN COLORADD (Soripps Telegraoh Service.) There the fifth how of the Colorado whieh opened ta the Coliseum hall here this morning for the best four ed and a second kraduate Dogs r polnta and about » alone eligible and | 1 © thelr past successes la Hus champion: | WRESTLERS Wrestlers from Seattle will prob-|brance of some weird stunts by! » * ably participate tn a Dig wrestling |Gotch and Bee! to depress the mar! # . tournament in Nanaimo the latter|ket wise ones think flack would) » Hackenschmidt. Goteh. Jeffries - part of next month are |be disappointed in the money he|® Age 29 28 a * also expected from Vi : would rake to. |e Wolght 210 200 265 * toria, Portland and other elties In| This adds color to the talk, which) @ Height 6 ft. 9 in, 6 ft 6 ft. 1% tm » this vicinity. Nanaimo ix the home ix gaid to have originated from) a Reach . TH to TS ia. TOK tn * tf Dan Mcleod, former world’s | Hack, that he ia being beaten into) @ Chest 44 tn 44% fn * champion, and Tom Davies, for)shape to try hie fists against Jef) w Watet . 36 in. 39 Io. * many one of the best mat artists fries, Of course, this is based on) ® Thigh . a4 in 28 in on the coast the assumption that Goteh will be|w Calf : 16 in 16% in * rapa scm la vietim at wreatling—which most} @ Bteeps ......1% 14 ta 16 in * lertttes of the game are willing to tip) # Forearm 3% la. 14 tn. * | * MAKE HI SCORES Five games were bodwied on the alleys last night. highest score was made by Jones, who rolled 245 in the last game. BAC The in Nevada has caused a quick shift |! and the «tage | Jeffries ry In pugilistic ac | Hack says he Ix coming to Amer: | / jtca to meet Frank Goteh for the) | lworkl’s champtonship wrestling honors, The wrestling game ts not la big cols producer at best tn Amer }ica, and right now with the remem ott aa « cinch. | If there is any of the many “big SERS COAST LEAGUE HAVIN ITS TROUBLES WHEN “HACK” COMES WILL HE THROW GOTGH AND PUNCH JEFFRIES TO SLEEP? The crash of the big purse fabric, fellows who have been mentioned stepping and folnting THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY KY TRIO WHOSE COMPARATIVE STRENGTH 18 AROUSING DISCUSSION IN THE SPORT. ING WORLD, ring tho wrestler {# usually as graceful as w steam roller bumping the bumps. The m n the past six months who can give a halfway tussle for his crown, It looks like Hack has the surements of the three le om yt“ ee oF Se | goods. At the same Ume it ia dif-|men who are figuring #o much tn schmidt, the “Russion iios,” and | fleult to soe even where he hav 4/| the aporting world affords’ a basia song oe ook im. The wrestling game de |for some Interesting developments Jim Jet velops @ eet of muscled different! The Daily Btar bas @geured them rom those necessary to boxing and | direct from the men themmectves, isuatly “binds up” the niuaclea nec: | and you can figure for yourself just euary to stiff punches, clever side | who ought to whip, You will prob in the prize | ably make aa good As the next one SEER ER ERE EER RRR RR ee . SPU TC CE CCCP CRP eee eee) Sa eS [the latest title for the Cincinnati reoruits IP HARRY LEWIS SHOULD whip Mike “Twin” Sullivan ot Dow ver, Honey Mellody ts tipped as bis next opponent. Why don't he try Joffriea? team, Ml to & The La Conner team otal »: The Coast league tes are} stands ready to make war apon ft) a ieee with. 1 for on Ove Dri are tall thinking, Port |if it should Invade San Jose and) LEW R. JOHNS, NEWARK, N. J. ly seed rah amg Yount league must! made a world’s record on New Yo games. lsnad ci & teeta feel Sacramento, the Coast league tm) a D The soore: ae atoning to feel Um | cither add another club to the pres | alleys when he averaged 237 in sev : and Sra 4th Gth | OMY and the Frosno club fools that | ont five or drop one. Caltforutans | en games 138 168 186 167 |!t tw Mable to be disrapted at any | favor dropping the Portland team, - : 186 163 214 B13; Moment, over the proposed tm | and in so doing Portland would be} IF FASTERN AND WESTERN 175 171 162 872 | Yaston of the Coast league into San |teolated, iasmuch as overtures to | bowlers do not get together the A 115 155 153 179 | Jose and Sacramento. lenter the Northwestern league|A. U. ts threatening to take over 166 184 209 182) Keowing that the state loague | were refused the Portland banch. | that sport 168 186 177 287 | 3-5 es se te ee AAI Bm in - “ 159 174 162 290) 103, third. Time, :48 12 Jones ........208 148 152 160 246) Second race, fiveetghths of a . ® gre <1 tnile—#. B. H., 103 (Keogh), 20 to] Boeltingham high sch sol Darkepball 1, won: Royal Ascot, 103, second; | teem war jefented Saturday pight IR | $ loan of Are, 1040, third Time, | ™ la Conner by the La Conter CHAMPION Gunner Jim Mor, heavyweight | ne) champion of England, knocked out | mrentn in the first tound. The fight was for the 750. “Tiger” Smith last night championship and (Star Special Service.) CHICAGO, Feb. 26 somes. better known Nghtweight boxer, Misa Mathilde Graff were married Herman and Dride leave today on their honey moon. Saturday evening. Steam baths 25c. Oriental Baths = Herman as Kid and Big bargain Gay. See page 5. Here’s Your and to Buy "Em Right Overcoats €: blacks and blues are now one-third 3 off from former prices. This soon close. Totem Pole. On the Square Opposi Chance to Buy Good Clothes If you want a good Suit or Overcoat cheaper than ever — if you are going to need a suit now or for next year— if you want to en- joy the experience of wearing a styl- ish, well-tailored Suit or Overcoat for about half the price you expect to pay — hurry along to this Sal All our Suits and except sale will = 616-617 FIRST AV. | (Koerner), 2 to 1, MAY BE OVER: } 108, 08 34. ‘Third race, one mile—Tazer, 106] has won « string of victbries: this y won; Kinsman, | * and ts claiming the chem- second; Meddling Daisy, 96,| Dionship of the lower sound Arrangements for a final game of | third, Time, 1:41 34 |oasketball between Seattle and| Fourth race, one and ones i high schools may fail |teenth milee—J. C. Clom, 106 (Mo through. Manager McAliep of the | Daniel), § to 1, won oKerehoval + io 2 locals wrote ‘to Bellingham for the | 112, second; Ormondes Right, 106, — game but recetved no reply jthird. Time, 2:47 14 Vegetabies, A game was to be arranged be Fifth race, threequarters of s tween the girls’ basketball teams | mile—Star of Runnymede, 108 (Me of the schools, but the Bellingham | Daniel), 15 to 1, won, Currieatum girls play under the boys’ rules |115, second; Derdom, 103, third and 26 contest can take place, | Time, 1:14 18 eacupnnee <i | Sixth race, futarity-—Idesle Al The United States supreme court 1 has confirmed the decision of the! supreme court of California in the} case of Hyman Greenburg against The Western Turf Association. Greenburg claimed, $1,000 damages jfor being ejected from the Tan foram race track In 1900. The California statutes make tt) unlawfal to exclude any person from « place of amusement and the association contested the law as be tng uncoustitutional esens YESTERDA t Wethare, sheep. per th ici owen, Th ¢ OAKLAND. THREW THREE MEW), res no\P fo msm ‘ io: alvem per ib, Ol ae | Firat race, one-half mile—Abbey, iW SUCCESSION itl and or 111 (Brown), 2 to 5, won; Memor a ta he a ed Fs ize, 108, second; Chenowee, 108, See mh, ewig WR - third. Time, :66 45 Charley Olsen, of St. Louis, de |S", Bee = % he Somes we | Second race, one mile and twenty | feated Young Sandow, of Chicago, lyards—Littlo Mirthful, 103 (Sorel), nd Herman Schilling and Eddie to 1, won; Lady Fashion, 101, see.| arr, of Cincinnati, in that elty lond: Harty Hours, 91, third. Time,| last night, in a wrestling mateh rear tin Olsen agreed to throw the three | ‘Phind race, one mile and twenty | @en in an hour and « half and suo yards—-Pal, 104 (C) Williams), § te per th, le mom. 1T%pe. | ig er cooded or }1, won; Cardinal , 106, sec hg a ter) W. B. Gates, 1 ird. Time, SPORT DOPE Pract sound. ton Gm: avteita. er | } LMT 46. t a Fourth race, one mifle—Happ: — » 298 (iaeater), 10” Sern | CURSE. BARN Da third. Time, i "| enew what he was doing when be y five-cighths of a mile raded for Abbaticoho That player \ eeoval 1 ron, | Mae been reine by the national 110, pessoa ot . Suhera commission on his own request. Time, 1:03 4-5 cma - . . “4 KING EDWARD i8 HOPING j Sam pe oe ge for © good season on the turf. It 1 okomo, (BE. Dagen), 7! wii) take a nervy jockey to beat the Nuts and Figs won; Lisaro, seco Fi tees Sees imported "5 fe; new wat r, 110, third. Time, 1:23 2-6. e seta ne eng - FE ~ ASCOT. " {| NATIONAL IBAGUB HAS S- teathene A irafted or purchased over 70 play es ata trom the fla at Prices That Please t 15 At the City Mall Market, poo Third pe, 388 5, won; | HANLON'S FANTASMAS 18 Y Year rich Baw n Hite & see| Klein, the shoemaker, 217 Jormes | Me - o i at. eee tay Wear Brooks’ Hats, Avenue. Heights | men kept, attained by and not RACETRACK CASE y i 6 4 BASKET- the floor of the ¥. M. © nastam, the all finals *, 117 (Preston), & to 1, woe 119, second; Liftias Ayres, third. Time, 1:13 34. eee, er cnet, BEG, mative Eppes per ten. BL BOLIS: tency Fabia cod Wennt q BALLGAMES Euless or ben Ti pimeepyien eenemnnehe wee denen ie, The local Y. M. C. A. basketball |*****7"™ <= _ m will play at Winlock, Mon <2y toma ramet Namen per don, Begme Aberdeen, ‘Tussday; and | Orem rasce, Se: Raster. oe Hoquiam, Wednesday, Wednesday | warning tt manne Gch rer th me night the championship of the ¥ im. astern freee M. C. A. will be decided when the > ae, tecons. Tixers and Business men clash on | y Americ, 1 tte pew eream etek A. aym | 3S preliminaries having been played and these two having qualified for the bik Peten ih 18g cama caters, 1H Live Stook, The New Eton ITS MANY NOVEL LINES oF THE MOST PROMINENT STYLES OF THE ASON, WH HAVE IT IN MANY ATTRAC MODELS re SMART CUTAWAY SUITS IN VOGUE ARE AD MIRABLY DESIGNED AND THE FABRICS USED ARB CLEVER COMBINATIONS OF THE REIGNING COLORS See Our Windows J. REDELSHEIMER & CO. 800-804 First Av., Corner Columbia St. Strongest Ladies’ Waist House In the State Pr aeemnemrs ‘| Request the Chickering EB, 2 ANSON GAVE THE ODDS “AND YET LOST HIS BET | aN ' One afternoon in the tong | L di 8 19¢ “Huck was playing against | Gingham Apron the Clhteago team, There were men eg P bd on first and second and Bwing was Made full and wide, no at bat, Naturally ({ would have wiingy lengths or wn | been the correct thing to sacrifice, worthy materials, These | | but Ewing was a wtrong right feld | &fe our special 19¢ value | Bitter and the Chicago second base. | tomorrow we offer them and Anson were laying back at a still more attractive | p him, while the shortstop kad price; only, each / awung woll « toward second. | Mey, Anse,” shouted wing with hie weual ough, “I'm going to put ene through you." »| | Anson flushed a lobater red and i } | shouted, “I'll bet you five to three i m " you don't!” ; | “It goes,” anid wing, and he had |no mc t apoken when he uted tba raat An N Children’s 69 mt man hed ne ] Hthne te get out of ite way | | At the best Anson was not the Gowns most perfect flelding firat basema of good wearing in the business, and flustrated ites in ite pink, blue nd _ \ ry lite little repartee w and white lorings , com iwing and « @ ral aod whe me 1 forta » and roomily de dees ° t to ow himaeif up” be } wigned garments; tomor- | ore the crowd, he was ati!l playing } row we shave the regular tag with the ball and his feet whet BALL KEPT DODGING | price down to only, each wwt Inughing in three or f am j keys, landed on firat base tiptomatic arbiter of play, MoQuald, | | | Anon was so mad that when he lnow decem 4 Ewing's cated j } Hid pick up the ball he threw it to | unjustified smicide and the base! | Ewing, and Ewing, after catching ft, | runners were compelled to return to | j | |etarted on for «# i Dawe till |thete bares, but Anson talked all | } |iauebing, while Anson fumed, ‘The (that afternoon and most of the next. | A ee | | A FEW SPECIMEN | TomorRow’s | | IN THE Se Wooden Mixing Spoons— Tomorrow in the “Busiest THE LUNGS THE KEYNOTE Posed Expecially by Misa Birdie Kern, Showing One of Her Exercises for the Development of the Lungs) SECOND ARTICLE BY MISS jthrown back and head erect, then BIRDIE KERN ON HEALTH | *xhallog slowly Sg lage fake a practice o ine thiw EXERCISE IN THE HOME. jmany times daily, Don't be afraid ~—— jof overdoing it. Whenever you fre! |au! and sleepy at your work, get BY MI8S BIRDIE KERN. If @ worn 7" * man must be given t the bloopa. to the open alr a minute or tw this deep breathing. F y. It means good lunge and for the woman ft means development of piace two chairs side by aide and grasp the odge of the bottoma with | the b Did you ever hear of the my hen Then I raise myself « a saying that anyone whe can os * breath one min fter a or ant can and lower my knees touch the nalation need not fear con- practice this “dir It's & pretty sure toast. j os every morning. | dominal treatment I come When you get expert at thin try}Uack to my chair, I lay my full using the back of the chairs. These | weight on my stomach, balancing three exercises for the ae develop | over the chair, The ewaytng, buoy- » “hefore and after” ae the say. | ant ement i good for the goes. of the stomach. The exer- Next comes the development cf/ciee strengthens and hardens the the lungs, You know as well as [| muscles in a way that most gym- heat thy te the key to the whole | nastic exerciaes will bot do. Without well developed lungs you| I take my same ola chair for | re going to fall the others, 1 | “back” treatment. I grasp it from | have tried many “stunta,” but have | behind and bend backwards as far} found nothing better than the ordi an math I do thie 20 to 90 times. vary breathing exercise—breath: Try it If you need a doctor f r| Jin slowly fresh sir to the full kidney troubles you will soon find ity of the Jungs, with shoulders! it } ow Madam Butterfly Artists THE HOUSE OF D. S. 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