The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 17, 1907, Page 2

GANS MAY: MEET _ KETCHELL THE SEATTLE STAR=TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1907. LINCOLN HIGH ‘TURNS 0 FOUR FULL TEAMS Y “l NEW STAKES ADDED The Store That Serves You Best-— Gareey-Buchanan Co, GRAND Paying no attention to the Wash-| A schedule ts being arranged. (Star Special Bervies.) ~ [ington high school's Intention to be | The only two gamos sottled pin | OAKLAND, Sopt. 17.—ight new RE | [representative gf Seattle in the | % fat are with | ‘ate eta Ait | stakes have been announoad ws add THRE (By United Press.) Ing at catch weights, the prospect! ‘onan tine, an to carry oft. alt| *!" alom, Ore, later in the;fall | aa to the Oakland fall race meet ANCE “1 7 “ > ml je d el ed | A - " «0 « 2 pI BAN FRANQSCO, Sept. 17.—An- Of On Undorstanding being reached |. aplonships again this tail, the wiret Dobe gl ge: Et Dl Bh yng ACT: Sthor Ketchelh Thomas fight 18 “some og the matchmakers are|Lincotn high school fs turning out) ‘The committee in charge of Ane Hitornin derby kas been yeleed draie or spoken of, but the weight question Hoking thé names of Ketchell and | four full teams every morning with tnterscholastlo debates to be par. 500 to $5,000, Following are the ' WHIC! is proving a stumbling block Joo Gans, Keteboll, tt 1s sald, | the prospect of picking an eleven tietpated In by all the accrediated | Fey) iio, BOUN: 2 says he will never make would like to meet the lightweight | which will make even the Washing bigh achools of the te announces | The Oakland handicap, $1,600 » for anybody He wants champion, and Selig, speaking for ton high rustle for top honors. that the frat deba’ of the year added; Sacramento handicap, & ° le Qatch weights, Ketchell will allow Gana, said when approached on the| ‘The Lincoln toam will be lgbt, will be held Friday, Nov. 16, all | aged: artland handicns: $1, (Sent Joe to weigh 152 pounds anf not matter, that Joe would make cor: | averaging about 150 pounds, but the accreditel high schools of the | 0) a4 San Jose handicap, porn an ounce more. As Thomas ts dis taih concessions ff it appoated that Coach Allen promises that it will state to take part $1,500 added; Yeeemite handicap people, Inclined to enter into any contract there was a demand for a Keteholl:|be fast. ‘The-following candidates | Botore Oct. 1, a full achedute will | Shih) Mito: Nowunlte bandit a = does not t panels of him fight Gans matoh look goo dafter a fow mornings of be announced Prives of $100 to stakes, two miles, to be run on mn . theres lh xtmes |Drsotice at Lincoln park: Molvin the winning toam, and $59, to the | Makes | lun Gin Seereons Md sees sence . 28 Sylliasen, conter; George Follis, losing, will bo awarded tn the final | Wednesday proceding $1,500 added . ‘ atterins —- Clase and Criger; Smith) J CO. smith, guards; F. Sprager, debate for highest honors. stakes at fo es, 91, . ’ ry led Mack ~ mann. Robt. Gillespie, John Pullen, tack: | In order to help the Beatile dobar. | The other two ne Gr ee at a, i og es vrcvet 4 a /lea: ‘Tod Terry, KR. Shave, Ben erm & spacial room will be net apart one for foals of 1907 to fe run cont Washington . Newell Talcott, ends; Row at the public. brary for students, | (44 1909 fall meeting, $5,00 sor a AND ‘ HURSDAY of article Rattertes and Shaw; ke, O, Palnon, H. Harvey,| and books pertaining to the sub. | #4 the other for mares of pai on repo" oka; K. MeQuire and Harry jects under debate will be placed | mares of 1908, to be ran at the fal burean ° jadelphla Anderson, quarter; C. Bryant, full. at their disponal eoting in L010, $6,000 added. 3 ee ee a2 wee In all Seattle not another style assembly to equal this one. Only in Paris and New York’s exclusive shops ig guch elegance and beauty duplieg A LL NET SS : GOSSIP zs" <-> THOMPSON IS HINDUS FINED VANCOUVER RO ®, e7 Choad = Ly . 4 There were no games in the Northwest league yesterday, Dug daie’s little plan to pull off a dow ble header in the afternoon flested when the heavenly sprinklings con The five Hindus, whe are said | and Sullivan; to have been ringleaders in the tn a: aS oS a ehtbggelt tinued, and one glimpse of the ciplent riot which was started with | Groauds in tho afternoon waa oe Lowe oe te arnt of Gi loti Elan Bas ---but not in Seattle, enough to convince both Dugdale eel _ | last Saturday night, were fi 26 ieihe and Lynch that there could be no tt 3] By United P [mae Sener’ ees were Smee Oe (Star Special Service.) ball playing in that sea of mud. and Stevens; Jone! w oF ISCO, Sept. tT jeach by Judge Gordon in tho po . B.C, Sept. 17.— The teams may get together before SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 17-—=! tice court youterday, The turbaned race meeting Is on the season ia over, but it looks to % MB | Maurice Thompson, the northweat | on a new ¢ : at ae : “ town 40d swarthy visaged gentlemen at Hastings and t Ye more than probable that the #10 7 /erm fighter, has arrived in town to be the best in the his Games will never be played i and Spencer; Berean | With bis manager, Freddie Hogan, | from acroma thé soa pleaded guilty | Promises to be the bewt in the bis , Hed om account af darke|the old-time lightweight, and {8| to the charge of belt drunk and |("¥ Of the locel track. | Pity rit. oe }looking for a fight with anybody disorderly, They readily produeeq 2% °*™ pyre ig 0 teen? thowe iith Beult- Peted, ‘Astie Rose and League Standing At from 185 to 140 pounds, Thomp-| English gold tn ample quantities te oqwols Gimday, and these include Immed Benny Myers, guess Seattle won't} Pet.}son is the boy whom Young Kot: | satiaty outraged juaties ae some of the fastest of the winners | trom oth et. | wa D0 om Ye @ bed eens ss a py cae pote Teer eee | {ii jehell says gave him the toughest atiowed to depart ; “ Ke llng to By oe ‘Oeturia llr Sak tet tf ba Ged Ques as te Ht fight of his life under the Thomas | : sae eapeeted te Sieneien tiie haste ine fans would never have forgiven io fight. RESIDENCE RANSACKED. tean entries, however. There are | F vasine im. Artie ought to get back in a : oe in al! about 200 hor in attend One the game in a few days, and his | Washington in| | INVESTIGATION ORDERED, Thieves ransacked the residence |ance on the meeting. | ee i 1 | ot H. J, Thurlow, at 4462 Whitman ie ne nAR RENE OR helps Wt The Seattle: Commerciat club! some time last Saturday afternoon | ed thi Tt was Bill Hurley, manager of SPORTOGRAMS last night ordered # gto! im and made away with a ouantity P i A ELECTS | oa, Vancouver, who wanted to steal! vestigation into the coal situation, | of valuable jewelry while the men baghhete isan ‘ : Ross. Bill had a trading bug in his| and roundly scored the controllers | bern of the family were absent, A NEW OFFICERS. All previous displays of ours pale ufacturer bonnet, and was offering any and 4 a thinks Seattle as . a ~ Bova ~~ ng cn ong us| renere of Boe robbery was made | into insignificance when compared [rege all of his men in oxchange for any | for first, and ts sure about second. | sisting of Chas, Reynolds, to the police and detectives are edavnd ide phan one else that the other managers| Me expects Emi! Frisk to break (Jeffery and M. Bi. Jackson was ap | pow at work on the case. i | to the gorgeous millinery assem- if the j & meeting of the Pacific of indignation the rest of the day nual boxing and wrestiing contents | felt parting with. Bil! made | 8p # lot of games with that mighty | pointed to tnvestigate coal condi Amatour Athletic association in th blage ready for your viewing here - fuse some good moves and some that | club of his, tions in both east and west and aw caaant at te “Qeettie Athiotic hak ’ " “4 . t ”” ee ; were not so good. He secured — certain what utepa are under way | EPAR NG CASE ios Sihet: te an shot te tom | tomorrow, "1 J poh Ay Tommy Downey from Tacoma, and| The judges at Gravesend named cy oe the prevention of us| the rule preventing college athletes im | ~ bine. now has a real second ba: jor yf other famine. " lao te . ‘ o 4 : i Seal be rouse oe pg Sree rooms parti Ee Bevo Rage ned r e SEE, se | ae stern lumbermen are ap — —_ — s= ee * | Accept it as an ideal exhibit, for it pictures truly and most authoritatively the Boag, fered Martinke for Ross. While | seemed to those in the stands that eieeeeing Seek Wee SP Sas fesaived from aie A, a Ok . “T ficul sides | see we ived from the A. A. U zh yored des of the new season. "T'would be difficult, e Dug was considering, Hill saw | Running Water waa the winner by GOLDFIELD WANTS livery of cars, upon which they Will | Telv. "ition of the Northeast wilt |i | highest favored modes of the see id indeed, to suggest Foe 20 George Shreeder, and the Tacoma! « nose, Hisses greeted the de | j case & sult soon (6 be breneht lie urged to form an association wherein the gathering could be bettered in point of style, excellence, variety and at- The T magnate jewed him into parting | cision, and the track was, accord.| RIZE FIGHT |against the railroads, probably by {1 Luevotion with the PN engany, with Neison and Martinke for Out-| ing to telegraphic reports, a sputter }the Pacific Coast Lumber Manufac Seoltginah “Sune aavdite’. tha en tractiveness. We are desirous that you pick up the fashion helps that it suggests. formed b fielder Clynes. Seattle fans con. |turers’ association, charging dip o | that they — sider either of the Vancouverites | (By United Press.) crimination on the part of carriegs The show is at its broadest and best. The time to see? Tomorrow! } to be held this fait says that |Close with Neil at once, as they tn tend staging the event in October Special Tomorrow at. . Geyman emperor's cup, Sir Thomas Lipton will never win Roosevelt's Annus! Mesea OYSTER BAY, Bept. 17 the season. It has beem found necossst} ty worth as much as the weak-hitting | . ICI op against some of the mill men. Tacoma outfielder, and it looks as| Barney Shrieber and his fellow || TaN Tien or a battle between |. Patten, vice-president pot ip z see Seaiee, aitaees, wero. sient WELCOME TO SEATTLE’S MOST FASCINATING MILLINERY SHOW. M BUI had beon stung some. | Dayment for the ground on which | Frankie Neil and Owen Moran, the| retary of the Atlas Lumber Co. At Shin“ ceigents Morris Dane, Mull, i |-— i ek eatinticd with. te the new Santa Anita track in south. | English bantamweight champion. |the recent conference with Commis: | via athletic club, vice-pres!. [| - T ai ines % ritett ern California is to be built, Work | Morhn, who has arrived in New | stoner Franklin K. Lane, called dent; WHl Inglis, 8 A.C, secre |i} , igned Harper trom the Twilight | 0% California is to be built York, has opened negotiations with| Lane's attention to the all daaptenemanees W. teatta, been HEI Children s $1 00 | 25 sengen Ont Terry, 0 Contrad league | anne = om |the Nevada people, who in tarn cases of disorimination mm MAAC; HUD Hadde, Vin} a / om par on came Bitie | Pe | wired to Billy Roche stating thelr * re war ion Gomnadiiowe, © / |} 5 gy er agen g- Siponaraed 9 antl I percss. wad senenting’ Beak "t0} EXTRA SLEEPER, A. 0.; registration committee || "Special Tomorrow at. . . SOME | } 1} Earlier than usual do we feel the neces: Vre This is Moran's second trip to this ‘h¢ Chamber of Commerce to add | Brand new, and yet under-price. Just ding against chilly autemnal sity of guar Spokane is here today. Charley | America’s cup, The yachtsman says r dent Roosevelt is hard at work on y i count s tx the be o beat | fourth sleeper to the train which ~ } ; pexes. We are, of co Swindells blew in last night, and|that Lipton never trusts the de sooirr, Seine © | pha Bi ati will bear many business men of MMS Aunval message, and has nearly the dresses needed for right now. Neatly breezes. ea { course, ready to: completed it, This message, it || ply the bedding demands of the hour with Seattle on an excursion hia bighbinders followed him this | signer, and as a result gots an im j tour of | morning Swindells announced | perfect craft. Eastern Washittgton and Northern "tated. will be the lougest ever de-| fashioned of flannelettes, in attractive 1] most satisfying stocks. ‘THe comfort Tamp Osbourn for the opener, and | -_— t MN leave ge. | UX by a president dark colorings, dainty trimmings of braid |} , ahaa xs" rn —— ea’ . Idaho. The party will leave Se Oo 7 ee eS § | Special tomorrow is decidedly ti ‘. ed to send Barnstead in| Axetil, a Connecticut horse, fur ttle Beptember 24, and wif retern’ Leave Pier 2 to see battleaht | down front and on collar and cuffs; well || Th ymforts ar HN against him. Two spitball flingers}mished the surprise of yesterday's oneneenmremne about Saturday of the same week . , {] fhe comio are well up to our im one game should furnish enough | grand ctreuit events at Columbus (Star Special Service.) ph covet Boe Rael lattes made, good dollar dresses, but as we || standard of quality; white cottom filled, Sree Ser the ccenntcn and there | by taking the? 10 trot, the favor DAWSON, ¥. T 17.—The bought you may buy them tomorrow—at || with silkoline tops and plain silkoline }ite, Wilkes Heart finishing third. | yaiey river expedition in charge a saving. Sizes 6 to 14. bottom. Lower Floor. 1 ot Harry Waugh, bas returned and Reports from the south are that claime have been staked as « Pittbare |the Lick high seboot team, which Tesult of the stampede of six weeks Firat game wm | the Seattle high will go to © > tebers + S| nia this year to play, will have the (2% The new find ts ane of the T St Lewin $3) : Ne | dest quarts gold bearing ore strikes Patterien—Stuttox and Giteds:Kar-| majority of last year's eleven In| oror reported. The creeks empty err and Hh = | Sulla again, into the river and the river bed | | The first. day's practice at the university promised a light but fast team for this year. The men who if, are full of colors, and many wie pans were taken out die trict will be thoroughly explored. VB ORAHAM imronTen Ope = ‘ turned out yesterday were: Grim.) jNVvESTIGAT { “ : ” Chieags-Cincinaati—Ne game sched |Hcinas ~ sant ge Dl mn ESTIGATE CONDITIONS, | The Exclusive Style Shop’ Th ei Parker, Clark, Willis, Frenger, Nor oO . Fhiladetphia 53, Mreshiyn 2-0, verton Price, amsiociate chief of | inh aame— nw «| 8% Morgan, Palmer, Bock, Berger tne national forest service, and A - Ehitedetpata aes pe i jand Howe. C. Shaw, attormey for the depart jag 0 oe agp gah seh | a ment, arrived in Seattle last night ee eee, TNE end Docins Recher | 46, oa thelr regular tour of the W Rerand gs a x 2 | id Ww fern states. They are investigating = ed 233 forestry conditions throwghoat the PULLMAN AGAI Bat: i a went. 3 ee age Dergeo end Jacktitech; -- ~- " 3 Tah eal gd New Yor "i mm, Football relations will be re T MMANY TIGER | ANNOUNCE THEIR ntit Sept. 2 : a Mew Yor : 1 | Semed with Pullman this yea: , Boston i3 } cording to Athletic Manager Wyte | FIGHT TODAY eaintiocion Trier ond ;|Hemphitl of the University of ; —— uw |Washingtoo. For several seasons | 4 . . wee ten o 3 TI) “lthese two colleges have not met | y United Press.) 4 ai on the gridiron, charges of pro-| NEW YORK, Sept. 17.—Several ts a Piano in er he and Bremaban; Dor-|fesstonalism being made against of the most bitter fights for Tam cant ae “ jeach by the other. This year, how: many district leadership in recent $10.00 Full Set Teeth for ...$7.50 H ’ Fe very ch exgue Blanding. jever, the teams will fight out their | politieal history are being fought : ae to be played about Nov. 2 tan and the Bronx. The contest is OF id Crowns ... .$4.00 and $5. GREAT CLOSING OUT] oe ‘Trane to hpgianes important, as it will decide wheth Porcelain Crowns PEE PH SK Se SALE OF Pl ii om tag | transport Sherman has arrived with | pt . “ . ridgewor' an NITY. 4 4 % 403/the Sixteenth infantry, from Naga-| “bother the McClellan forces have PUMRES «2 ecw cscs Vans dock .. Oe suffictent him In gathered overthrow strength to twenty dis saki, and reports having been tn MF AN vi ns ae a terrific typhoon for five days and Br Fall and Winter ie ts: ° tricta contests are being waaed, ed Washington: 8-4, Boston “* ey, shes, during whieh a Ben and im all but one instance the ts AM Werk Warvent a“ Years 1| Meamer was swept by tremendous) 44 ig Mayor McClellan against waves. | Murphy Associated Dentists Under New Management. 1112 Second Av., Opp. Garvey-Buchanan “CONDEMN HAM. L. W. Hanson of Seat H. Adams of Spokane, state deputy dairy and food inspectors, have con. demned much stale ham and order These a: for pa je, and Witt les fall models are da Advan ed several milk dealers in Seattle coming in from te Bonin tes Viton Pete to observe more sanitation around p center, We 00 ae iit The “ early advance si thai aalie ink preeewion Wednesday and Thursday GOING TO MOVE? | [os Str sity Saat Ir | Skirts, Our cus ; . ° will make carments to 4 $5.50 Por NEW POLICE BOXES| September Eighteenth and Nineteenth IT COSTS LITTLE |) icc en TR oe se Just call ue by telephone and we will tell you to a cent Novelty Cloak & Suit C,, 1316 LB 8.50 Po: Will ruin Clothing—that is, it will make it lose its Ij quarters is to be instetied tn the an te, 96 Go sec the 4 $7.50 Por shape—quicker than anything else. But you should J ca! banks. ‘The first « jena ty BEFKI N MOVING AND ervolr Addition today. see the way Regal Suits hold their hape after they Cony P 4 gen "the cae ean MILLINERY, “CLOAKS, SUITS STORAGE CO., Inc foee oar ta} nia are wet Institutions will use the same sys: |}) 3 ion Branch © That is really kable feature of Regal fl)” GOWNS AND AB ar oun THIRD @ WAoNaTON, Freight Rates INTERNATIONAL BONRET Ivory ©. Clothing—but it noticeable in this kind of *h0ons ween hte baler WAISTS tern 1100, tne SEE. weather. makers in the N. P. shops have track for an inereise of wage The only v » find out for y self is to holding to the agreed upon by —— | fj precede just buy a suit, and if you are not satisfied you by — a ee posters * : * , TAKING THE We Pa IDE LUXE = show ed youl tiiwayn. "The strike mare’ in Nine Thirty to Five O’Clock ee ie! eer im eS ae ete,, ete.—-it they bear our brand Your Money Back If You Want It {| ROGERS SUFFERED oo as nee ae ces ae || COO AR ust what they claim to be. We XE € (By United Press.) Sos Saya’ cly toruhons ereewe ALBERT HANSEN RS: BOSTON, Mass, Sept. 17H. H -- will call with information or Jaweiry Rogers, it is learned, suffered a ING, H¢ INS eR} oods, you may indicate | Diamonds, Watohes, Hehe shock ope ; 7m Jat F pratt megROKERS. mo pore & Puget ei Bott FIRST AND CHERRY.