The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 11, 1908, Page 2

~ LITTLE MRS. JEFFRIES Jan. "Big of BAN FRANCISCO, Stem Jeffries pin avedit that decent belong He haa ¥ admired, by aporta, but by ghe public pally, for the foresbf character ainves m quit ving at the senith of hia’es and set ting down to a sensible, whole some tite. People say he ts fret fighter haa ever done it be he was @he greatest of them Very few of Jet's admire, ever, stop to consider © fthe dig fellow's ur sense is due to his w ked wn a good deal to him not only gen he the the who sent and but say ts Sali his soul wilt that he had to an New ¥ ebampion acting as rf Moran Here in wha Wher Jef fight « draw, a gathers okt tin and his off a welcomed. #0 ne wa Fu the seho the bar her interfere . satel @ Keod lone ( arated. A cath Th c tel turn to his hotel him wu fi sponded Jeff “Jus’ one ‘ ru p daren't they ad th hen pec his he ts off if They pe ed on his own way nt whieh after ved petdent occur the $),000 Atte s night ex nm the contest at Francine hush ane Mew nen sald “i TR com Jett } bat he how. and he wa the bar ohange te atraieht fe Path minutes hrowing double ising eagles on and to the door take and © She opened wd Ther com, wan was home w fe arm and said at first swe t wasn't the Jett ‘ook « boy of from spending e time of her big ov husband. and husntreds vd sa him foalishiy as of ball players have been covered a thousand and one times, while little, if anything, » Deen told about the antica of the men who have charge of the play ors. At present there is but one fea! “bench” mana: in the American league. This ix Connie Mack of the Athletics Mack directs from the bench. He rarely says anything about base ball to the opposing players. Be cause of this reticence he has been the of nieknawed base bat! He ts over cont rie Mack had kee low's Sphinx has that that only man to handle Waddell Rube in Milwan to the big fel fints hed of beea abl player the od it was ork that ond the first teen lrsene Waddell's long suit 1§ as only he ¢ speed and fine carve dissatisfied velop a slow Afte Ane they ear the Ame r when he i mn go, is He became to and proceeded de ball practicing he reached tha he thought he had it ext time he went pitch ne players the f hit hard; bw saw this piteh, the ad to handed over Wade in hie grip for but Rube cited was where ld hing surprised that for st f innings they didn't a he was hack and every ball he Mack slow future way all that the ing. Connie and soon as the was a going comm murde ae some insisted fact r implored time right opposi the not and on sed to a whispered went ree i policeman after copper be aving, # ower w The and his way sition the first bail he next took hi 1 the » of batter hit it awa we field The next and the me one slow The pm tossed slow awful thing wa did the Rube ha at stuck te nd bat hb foul line a ¢ a one and man eft minute, but inches f Just an rebber pre avy base es Get out of Yos've lost your arm at th fortunately it we A Idoll st to pped on pite the bi ratory om er heard THI SEATTLE STAR 1908 SATURDAY, JAN. 11 “BOER” UNHOLZ ROAST iS oe FOR DEFRAUDED BANK: NOW | NOW q - AFTER NELSON (8.0 0: 5% ei pues ) boxing and Sm cote Qe, United Press. nder the 1 wiht have pre ; 1 have . ® 1 | LOB ANGELES, Ll. —One of t nden 1d FS vatled thin yea rink @ a wheneve 4 ave had pp @ . : ‘ prines aver aprut Portiand pager. ‘t ge made tunity, how and Apo HICAGO, Jas Chaune ching of whig | nm a fight ving ab was the that both Sq@Mtle and ne are ane ax, the F Grat and 4 1 1” serving ov Timmy Burns in a {0round fesstonal hasta, and tha: mity to row vot ‘ and “ mM one ty se ly made a ey he man e dies ‘3. oe , $ « ee nar ce CHIEF SAYS TECHWICALITIES- CAus Unb of the mo aw wat ego ETBALL 1 TON "LOSS OF MANY GOOD OFFICERS ina ring, He ie not a boxer and hae great diffieulty to op fro t o th ‘ ¢ Sallie deae Sites a — at 813 Welock the baw this ran ory stron aa “Depends nen, who have been the “ ct 10 tnebes | his mateh byeitix ability @ an ketha® toains of the Washington. 0! ae naeh echest’s naan Wilti dows by ti sou he actor, He atirted out to Line@e bi wil) meet ‘ Maly te Hurns and had him wild before (he noeiPih@ieam trom the La Coase or O'Connny was half over Then he wad in t@e first of . ree t hoe J “ fort an ¢ ently as a contests (0 de® the champl The two local seho * ne ' f the le 4 pointed a cane hey Unhole Hollander and has ship of the city, Hoth teams have /@p tonight « ~ prea f Chie ail o he wor ite ts been training far wee and are in Washington, Position 1 te ‘ bec laree thet an accomplished lingutat « the beat of condition. The rivairy | Mullen ‘ ‘ ee vane ~ © 10Allegt peak Af different tangua betwen the schools is inten Joue f : — . TYIRGOUt pep mily tn this country @ year, « The wm that represents the Pelltter rh ane ye orig - Cal regain here direct from Hng i he he Washington Meh school has played I ! parge ae . - eating met id ated gor t together for i years and fe Weidenbacker « Conn Lowman os “ry . ‘i | cone 16 kept om thy # ghters in A ca ‘ ‘ The Boe " f ee 1" le and - L 16 1 to the Vieng * r ‘ inet electiy an MRS. JEFFRIES FEEDING THE '*) for th LOSES POULTRY ON THEIR SOUTH: : “4 BOER” UNHOLZ ® for . . CHARN ERN CALIFORNIA RANCH at men ct 4 their hats to crawl into the ting lo Shake Ae ax ecu f ew ad & good stab + = ‘ }drona hall, Twer t and ¥ . Ca a ra « w, three persons ew ’ 1 him . ‘ ach 5 on mI My metre ne hetd he ary to be present, pat B paid “ je f . ; re vw * "a wae al ¢ won in connection with these « et a. * 2 1 th Stevens and Thus . and othe wil be add Bhe 1 od v i ‘ et) whe showed tc by the ral tt part of dinplay, — : 4 for third w dates and by George F. Cottert ¥ w Compan had Tr ela a was Won At the conclusion f tb gen a » manes « ted to win the me *, afier an excitin eting will t * peg and <s pve several t hw feature of t : day nigh a bom this company depe ! ne candidates, and 3 oot the party CHARGED WITH FORGERY GOLF w Fe Foate ot Keut was yee a eputy Uatted t eattie and Tacoma golf Rainie rd a 1 I Fraternal “i f 1 Treat eup. play ‘ ‘ State Ma ; a installation of of » ow oO ue American | k charge of ‘ aon he lodge haji, 516 Sp that ‘ormed a name to a second team ix anging ¢ Page Atte mone der f The accused | With members of the Tacoma club} MORNINGSTAR IN ACTION, AND WILLIE HOPPE. sy one was serve clug con an will have aring t | Ora Morningntar and Willie are ready to inquish thelr) gran. EONA MAY LEWISOHN. Wednesday Hoppe are dead set againnt the bil. “laine " save emanated YESTERDAY'S RACES pe , eninet eax “hint ‘hock Aves: ete, (tallaet ca Numerous reports b lard trust as they term the Geo. | ines up with Morningstar and has from London recently that the al OAKLAND. SuttonJacob Schaefer combin& chatlenged the masters to meet De Ricred, Tony. Kanetra |of the limelight was overstrong . tion whieh just now » the 182 him over the green cloth He Mand arrested on suapi- 80d Edna M Lewisoba, guaprial r ace five-etahth and the 181 balk champlor wants to play 1,500 points @ night aring a “Black Mand” ,80me months ago, was soon tem ia erred . ahtpn at either game, for three or f against Tony Sartore, con-'Cumb and be seen again as theee cose De nae ge ee: :: ; y Morningstar {* sure the two nights, He prefers to play Sutton foramen the Seattle tral figure in a new musical com Suiweee ak Geek Sean ee acks have form axive al- for the 182 title and Schaefer for | Co. were poleaued yester|edy. Jane May, a sister of nea Kran bird. Time, 1:03 3-6 nee to bold the t hey |the 18.1 title 1 De Riored. who is said to/mer favorite, * an Becond race, fivecighths mile > he “y s denial of these repor ny Peer Mg $ York to take charge of the plot| “When my sister married” a y&, won; Hardonle, 108, secoed; | AY VANCOUVER DAINTY TOMET tore, was Galo hk eee ee ; against Sartore, was placed under 847%. “she retired permanenly ; Te ae oe 2 = $500 bonds to leave the city from the stage, and since she hy R ooked n ontanlebes ; aa = . “3 A. a sixte e~ — i never had the faintest idea of ® for the anther of emark an¢ idmont, 131i (Me re b to} The Wanderers of Seattle and TWINS ARE MISSING. turning to it failing to find him, picked up the; 1. won: Lasell. 116. second: Lane! jthe Vancouver soccer team meet | cdna and her husband, afters ball with a determined look, as “ bire Time, t j tomerrew afterncen af Dusdale’s w er Wiliam Smith. 12 tour of Egypt and Algeria, are aw much as to say rit show you. Fourth race. one mile War} |park. The game will be called at fyearold twins of bellingham, have |quartered at her villa at Bieri and the way be whistled them wick 104 (Miller), 7 to 2 2 o'clock ran away from home, agd the where they will remain until Map through the rest of the afternoon Capt 116, second; L. € | father has ask a the Seattle police be Br urning to London. was a caution erty third. Time, 1:4635. | | PLAN STRANGERS’ CLUB. pte a nl It's not hard to tmagine who ¢, mile and 100 yards | | i at the Re ¢ what Connie 9¢ (Butler), 2 A combined coffee house and } or whispered to the copper won; Dollie Dollars, 1 strangers’ lounging clab will be i n ing a I ies : erat. | Patardo, 108, third. ‘TY started within « few days if plans h Jennings has demoos {| Sheth race, eleven sixte yw maturing are carried out. The | yeyond a doubt that as a lead Oveiando, UL! (Miller purport of the elub is to counter j er be ts all me Jas in Def 0: Billy Mayham, 106, second j act the infl and Jennings found dissenst ; = : st vec oy », which j vad his first duty was to sm seal LOS ANGELES. hoiding meetings at the Y. M the difficulties gat ti A. under the direction of Rev } Jennings gave this as his for First race e— Glovanal - M. Dew: sceewn on the field: » | paterio, 99 <1. oan JIM BARRY 5 - | ent fan fama me, Sima Roy Senter Lae he AVS Se . ™ : 8 : zo sa — SWALLOWED THE MONEY | The steady increase in the oum- F ter ‘ ob ae rime, 49 ~ 5 an the Gantan Saovreneel : Re side’ tae ber of our Commercial Accounts is would hardly be fair to| siio—-Searfoll 108 tMactiny champ will have a chance (0) yy orn police headquarters yes | because so many business men to say h was 58 per) 10, won; Royal River, 102, se : dca —_ @ terd when asked what she had | KNOW from experience that we z that w fe © | Progress, 10 t . th » ~_ ae 5 gy done with a $10 gold piece she was } do business the right w Liberai e penne * d race, ow . ne darry © ' ith stealing from a Jape } " ow! se ern s 4 reas, One i tee Peony) ER sk po chars as pinata few © = banking facilities are combined th landing the bunt =o latter wa od inh pout With | ne was frightened inte disposing with conservative banking meth “e * : third a oe the coin in this way when the | ods, so that expansion is encour B aoe ew ay eaies why ta nee “nn questioned ber in i to age@ and safety insured. We will cot eased fat ot the” popes o oa mo — matter be glad to welcome and give every Tt e thing you have to band) ¢hird Time, 1:001 proper care to your accannt, be it t to Hugh for ts t Fifth race, three-q ee MILLER HUGGINS FOR | large or small; business, house peared to admit de Ta George, 109 (itoms), 9 ee ees t 5 | carot Gnotens 108 (Bens), 9 te 3 ales 4 1S. the local E GHA | hold, personal or savings. hind aw, 104 4. Th 1 Y “w cA » team inst TH NTS A handsome gown of “Rem | wa Ae Sixth race, thir xtee as ented k. os » V ona ¢ brand own velvet of w : mile—Harvel, 107 (F m). 2 : new a Cc A nip welght h 1g lines of Japanese whe he on: L. C. Widrig: 98 ad sium was crowded with spe al | embroidery running from shoulder | TA beaten 2 to 0 Sutton, 168: thine Time. 1:19 | to hem and held in place at the On Sanings, O Composad base The buttons are amber wet in gold. } y — would sorte ET LANDS Alaska Wuilldicg, owned by the ‘ alw a 1] he atte ~ : Sweate ests with the coveted acetone lette 3” on each were yealGrdgy candt A ca George Mullin to bat for| cannot be acquired by squatt ing on hia sutie 1 The fotlewia: Scandinavia Puildeng, Seattl. 4 game last summe ght», according to a de f x ‘eware . — enth inning Ya 6 the superior < a J H win Coyle, Ralph West James W. Harper aud W - 4 to Tt against De oa ni avs. pow ell Mackay, Fred Gepng Suiith, former employes of the First , the bases hems The case involved Koy Smith Hasr: Burk wh National Denk of Hattiesbur a out to 200 acre ” propert a th tetr Hen ¥. Ha Gillis Van Prem Miss were brought from Van 0" away it! ity of Ballard, wt is valued at Russell Rogge, Royal Pullen. couver yesterday by M. W. Boylan, ward the i Id fence. | $00,000 “a es cs e Charles Mullen a detective of New Orleans, and od for three bases! gain possession on el! a Rvans and Joba O'Neil. Coach Deputy United States Marshal snd © i bave sat 6% “ Lewis, Manager Westover and Mar Stringe this efty The arrested i cantar Geld ect old Hartman, treasurer, were voted men are wititng to return to Misele speed d to pick the ball charged that they left Hatties mage coacl the bank oney pylan started | ing , wa on : on at for the fugit 4 Terms so easy that ped the tul The Ne Yakima team wae not ng them into custody never miss the oroney. Bet ac » the trophy shot for by ter select one " Alth aved under the general land laws, No.|the National Guard companies of MILLER HUGGING. HOUSEMAN NOT GUILTY hre and “ tiee of © new trial was ¢ the state ly, and a second; Miller Huggins, the Cincinnati | lige ‘ hoot has ordered. The Seat ar, is said be slated fo J. A. Houseman, of Ballard, was clapped Ge t KENT DEFEATED and Spokane companies protest: | Gia Hugging tx one of found not guilty yesterday of sell-| a said ; , ed the shoot because the winning the yd basemen In the Ing liquor on Sunday He was Sherman, Clay & (o. “ " na r 11.—The Ta a Y. team shot on Sunday, tnt " m the Red able show the jury that the beer which ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ lefeated the K m Saturday, as was ordered bas ful, and Met he obtained from his saloon on the Victore—W holesaie and Retell w a f he had made ah aaketha team last /had better weather cond’ wants him to strengthen the in question was for the use 1406 Second Ave. c hat w ‘ |night by a score to ll est has been statatned | works of his 1908 outfit \of his « family aka a a —— BE Le EE a Ta PR ay ee one RE 2 Pee Pe BS