The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 25, 1907, Page 2

2 THE SEATTLE STAR— WEDNESDAY, DEC. 25, 1907. | dlanapotia, where last season hin and two children tater died of yei jest priced minor leaguer tn the pig she began novel writ Thee Store That Serves ¥ a BURNS-MOIR FIGHT country ng at the age of 66, She has writ ou Best-—Garvey- Buchanan Co, ° = " YESTERDAY'S RACES je 56 in al She is spending her} f ” declining years in ber delightful | With Gift Buying Over Comes Thought of Personal Apparel * home, Cherry Croft, Cornwell Heights, Cornwall-on-the- Hudso 4 The overseas edition of the Low The Engtishman fought Ike an nian NY. " i Gon Mail, of December %, gives the} Hhglishman—stubbarnly, courage: |. OAKLAND. ‘ NOW FOR THE GREAT Setlowink graphle deacription of the | OU. and at times. tercoly He | : BY AMELIA BDITH BARR, i \c aphic descr was willing to do or die, but when! First race, Futurity course—Cholk Author of “John Vedder's Wife BRarns-Moir fight it came to artifice and ingenuity Hedrick, 127 (Kirsehbaum), 9 to 2, § “Let it at once be sald that the he was lacking won; K. M. Hrattain, 127, second; 4 Magliahman boxed very badly,, but Towards the end of the fight) John H. Sheehan, 190, third, Time, fowsht with all the atubboraness of he presented an appearance which | 1:14 fia race. He was opposed to a was quite beartening-—that Is, from more suitable motto for It than the Second race, three-quarters mile of eau,” | a Other Popul rd Christen great feast of Christendom, what ¥ man Who could have beaten him the Engtishman's = = be is Marian y, 116 (Dugan), & to following from the “Song of Soug# ta one round as easily as in ten, His brawny back, ches he arn 4 won phomore, 100, second; He has brought us into His bam and appare he knew ft wreathed with tattooed ong @ and Alico F,, 107, third. ‘Time, 1:17 16 queting’ house The Gunner, known to be a Union Jac ere smeared ! . ' And His banner over us i# Love.” rd tte r entadly his blood, but stil he fought on | Third race, milo and a sixteenth 7 wok so ogy erie, W a he “ At the finish he was beaten Kudge Nelson, 106 (Rice), even, There are exquisite motioos in bey Wome with the blows for more by exhaustion than punish: | Won; Pulleta, 108, second; Senator ev Fiyers. ape i heard” tee] Unloadi All he- agp l me famous, he ment, He had fought the fight of | Warner, 94, third, Time, 1:5 26 Sover ty years | ago 3 hoard the | nloading Winter Merchandise at P made no impression on the other his life and he had fatled againat| Fourth race, three-quarters mile Westmevlind tothe po the “waits” | nomenal Price Reductions, man, who danced away with ala man who must be regarded as|—Qrace G, $8 (Lynch), 4 to 5, carolling through the pretty Eag-| as ol 1¢ e on his face. an artist in boxing }won; Johnny Lyons, 100, second; a ne clone of the senson—the largest thou } ie bcs =| St. Bimwood, 105, third, Time, eb towns, & song, two Ines of lars in the history of this busy gtore tonne of tak 2 which always haunt the word Unloading Bale—the ke of which Hee followed by ay er before Sale Begins Tomorrow. ~ 9 1:16 46, BURT KEVES. | Christmas | GREAT GAME AT Case take wg pe caninny hold » |. None of the men now fighting ; aspirant for top-noteh honors in the | (WY at wg ed > i eae won; Standover, 164, second sii) '® 84 nd New York attract class. Record-breaking houses at Th ~ _ adn whtet Sasi | he ‘Wedding 109, third. Time, Mere, Attention than Bugt Keyes, | toast his popularity, and his whirl 0 % <A , oe y! ; = 7 Hagges 114038. 7 " "| the ripping, tearing slashing mixer, | wind battles with Johnny Summers, | Whenever I enter m nw Bay sohati $ who in @ year has sprung into the |Tommy Murphy and other fast |! *¢9d this to every good worker in * Sixth race, ono milo~-Castile, 106 | first rank among the lightweights.{ boys, in which his willingness and |°¥°ry art and craft with my hope eat game of | Hineup the All-Stars anght to know | (Gilbert), 2 to 1, won; Hardonia A year ago K that it may be to every man and Bargains in Every Department! Bargains Unusual!! Bargains Gator ee i ghowld be & “a waa & dub, To ability were always to the fore . . J eta ney the apectator’s stand. ® Rood lot about football }106, second; Vronsky, 99, third. |day he te rec one of the very have created @ demand for his ser: | WOMAN tho Inspiration and uplifting 10 Ameo Al Toys, Dolls, Splendid 15¢ . eating oN n The game will be called at 2) Time, 1:48. ‘i | beet men in the world and rece! vices i! nas Aartag Ay keag Outing | Games, Pyrography Kimone point will be played at Duadales | oiock sharp and should be over | . Nit Flannele— | Goods, Decorated Clothe—u; j park this afternoon, whea the Se by 3:90 | LOS ANGELES bs ss neg hey tg | Untoading China, Holiday Nov loads oat attle Athletic club's football team The teams will tine up as follows - | Thanks for the day's work | le price elties, Tollet Seta, i price ‘eum . Will lime up against the All-Stars, Seattle Athletic Club. A * | Firat race, seven-eightha mtle—| That my Lord gives me!’” | tomorrow Manicure Sete, Etc | toe, a@ team which includes some of Whiting LB »at- | Gateway, 104 (Harty), 6 to 8, won Christmas to all and a] Ste ae yard 10¢ et} s the country x “ Sir Russell, 169, second; Sherry heotaed f to the ttle children * 9c nan Be out Hamlin , t 109, third, Time, 1:26 46 | MOT 10 FOR STAR READERS | ach TOMORROW The range Vader the coaching of Victor Sample G “ na rane. eS | ] ‘ oF Place the All-Stars have develop Weodland ( Reatuler! So sete It) (eee a ra w Ahh ory sew I ree & @4 tato a team which thigk | O'R B @....+,..Meey Loe oe ee - iam bn ome shana te vendtin a wilt defeat the clubme With Wells R. T Sanat on) ee ens ar ' | attractive dark 3 | beautifal. Big Forbes of West’ Point ace of Lek | i colorings orr | variety, Lewis of the Washington high Daguhaw | Avontellus, 105, won: Elle, 102, sec nid Allen wd; Corkhill, 10 MeDonald | 2:07. @ohool, Allen of the Lincoln bigh school and Frost of Oregon in the st of a series of three games as sich Se he VANCOUVER, Dee 48 “Wp UNLOADING SALE OF ss Fitth mile A CHRISTMAS CAROL BY TOM time to ant t and to a | Judge N te 1] MY BURNS. | thin moods farin-the fy wor vy. Orman 2, second; Be! $1.99 G B s F camado, 107, third | 1 lank 5 Californiat $6.0 ‘sant amado, 107, third | AMELIA EDITH pane. ray a al — $6.00 Gray Blank. (Star Special Serie). } " Wie ys year won the distinction of} Sixth race, ¢ te the’ evening of hae tite ets — Unloading | Blanket _ » ets — Unloading SPOKANE, Dee. 25.—What prom be ed fourth in the lat of |—-Hereafter, 1 sich Bars, the mont teuaean Sale wacing «= Sale Sale ee sid | Won; Old Kirkfleld fees to be one of the most able football stroggles the by a large : west has ever seen will ayera, however, are ee aad messed here this afternoon, when not looking for defeat, and say that see Se Sere the crack eleven of the Wasbingtan St, Louls will not be able to with T third of a ¢ ry, sends a Chriat State college lines up against the stand the Hine plunging of Rader mans tnotto to the friends of he . yore Louis University team Low Niwen and Halm th rongh The Daily Star at ne of Ameriia Ha vens, and by past records an novetiat of the English » f 4d today whone tee ol of love have been read pair pair 114 size, splen. * did quality, waem, heavy and service. ders Full 10-4 size able. From th 4 blue strip | saryavit J I THE STORE THAT SERVES YOU BEST iN BIG F FIGHT WILL CENTER ON CARR NEW YORK, Dee Edward sacty ‘te Dm wen uliarly the w rr W880, ~~ Payson Weston, the aged pedes jp. hers is the simple phi yg pau » oft a Celt GARV!I q ball pl h te trian, states that uoder no cireum. | loeophy the middie way, the . pass < 3 oe bow Seen Scan” te ied. stances will he uceept the chal-! } hy which reassures, op wes times a reacting » lenge of Dan O'Leary, who ia seven Courages and uplifte. Her ry in addressing an fer league circies richt now than man years y mer than Weator Charley Carr, the first bas manager of the Indianapo fean association team. Carr was drafted last fall by Hugh Jennings of Detroit, osten bly to play first baxe for the Tigers next year. Rut Hughte does not | want Carr for first or for any otber position, The draft was part of a Clever achente conceived by Man ager Watkins of indianapolis to Prevent the drafting of his star eatcher, Pat Livingston, wanted by & couple of big league managers. Watty figured he could have Carr P Grafted and get him back again " mext spring to manage the Indians. Bat Carr played such cood ball this year that he looks sweet to sey managers and Watkins Jennings et al. may find it | * 1, England, meeting fleet in & large measure the ex tf railroad men, o! ed that he r -_— en fences of a life that has seem] fern in England, she came to was a workman, only he did not get much of trouble, though more of America with her husband in 1864,| his Baturde ernoons, and never Ul3 ~UN5—li7 SECOND AVENUE BAL ZN going to Texas. There bre husband got a Sunday off $$$ riers Habit of Savin Builds Fortunes The young man of twenty of thirty, with health, strength and @ good earning capacity, may pet t important to aequire saving. At sixty be ——— - | Turkish baths, under Grand th ter. j SOME OF BARTELL’S Extra in Purses NOW th the habit e habi e to put through their li De 1 t utes troit is bound, mo nid Wat wi ‘ . ae tare igh failing to kins, for this frame art of acquire at ONE habit, he has ormncens missed ALL of his opportunities, Whatever your present age, the the scheme where Detroit “ae quired Pitcher mmere from in : Savings Handbags to prevent just such 4 5 : a a, 5 @anapolis last f J 7 a . " eat thi 2G ‘ } im Chieago recently, the fate of | a Rasemts ae a Specials for Tomorrow--Stylish Hand Bags and Purses in Alligator, Morocco, Seal, Etc- oe om & ls to BEGIN aa Put Carr was being discussed by sev pothe icketop and believes he All Good he: wi per i gies a a ee rf ei Ss 708s Bh AGEN { ak la clayors.” newipaees “nee \o™” held up w atkins for Liviagstoe Leat and Well Made---20 per Cent. Extra Sav ing for Tomorrow 5 ee much from each pay envelope to go - by refusie io waive upo! e big yeh 4 » i 4 and Joe Cantillon, manager of the | (ft catuer a ae ee ree Oe 5: £2.00 $5.00 Purses, special + 2. 5Aue into the Hank, where It will alwaye Washington team, who clinched the j and $3.50 values, ay $10.00 and $12.00 Pnrae Rags for WM. THAANE™M be earning Four Per Cent Com t argument by com! at flatfooted Then Cleveland may not waive $4.50 and $5.00 values, ap bec Cola Purses M. FRAANE ‘ dap r & “Flt not waive upon Carr,” he «aid, ¥POn big Charley. The clob has $6.00 and $6.60 Purses S5c Coin Purses, special 1M. WOOLrOLK pound Ioterest emphatically two youngsters and Stovall, but the Now it happens that Cantillon, M@tter’s chair throwing propensi like Jennings, does not want a first Hes have put him on the trading Umbrellas 25 Per Cent Off Special | Manicure Sets 20 Per Cent Off Special baseman. in Jerry Freeman, last ''*t. Whether th Carr feud Compound f season with Minneapolis, be bas a ¥!!! and betw " Values, special 26 Bon Tor i > youngster whom he regards ax an- | ‘te its int = . aoe ton he M } : we. # @ proble nich only time 3.50 Bitk UmbPetian for ie Mani e other Jiges Denohu is @ problem which on im: toh Deposita may be sent by mafl at It has been said that Joe wants | lve 95.00 Silk { no for oe Manicw special owned jess than cost of street car fare. Carr to send to Minneapolis, but} Of course, with the sangfroid $7.60 Silk Umbretles for $1.50 Manicure Seta, specta pio amy this jan’t true. He could not « shown b maxnates In bart Carr to Brother Mike's club for ing for players, the question of Hair Brushes" “‘Dupont’s ”-- That Means ae " e ° . . Teason that the Natio i ee Ca > tshes 1 ot be cons . fon lot wintar pane recaition [red He prears tetera Yo the Best ‘ Scandinavian American Bank oa oie LE eSB $1.00 Men's Brushes Ne semen Alaska Failding, Seattl aie BEKINS 83min On the Square. Opposite Totem Pole Glaus, bulk odors Piver's Le Trefle $i per ex; spe Sot seta Roger @ Ga « Violet de ) Hi . 6c per on, apectal CORNER THIRD AND WASHINGTON, | 3. Pinaud’s W Vie the Only Absolutely FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE is | 5 $1.s0 PN wade pre Seattle i Razors and | Safety Razors npc ty Is Oftered f oe Storage of Puralture, | , Hudont’s Virginia Piar nkes and Other Valuables. We Can Tell Youto PHONES: Main 1523. ind. 71. MOVING, PACKING, CUT FREIGHT RATES $1 4.50 “ st. 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