The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 28, 1908, Page 2

THE ’ eee ene eenaeeeel LUCKY BALDWIN'S LIFE DREAM ‘ * e NOME BREAKS EVEN . + REALIZED IN SANTA ANITA TRACK 2 00s re) 3 7 SUMMIT Mo. jan, ® 1% 2 Saturday niaht the * ja Aretic Hrotherhoed (Star Special Service.) j* basketball five met defeat ® LOS ANGHLWS, Jan. 28 ta |® at the hands of the Liverty « Anita race nok is the sensation of |® bunch, the score being 28 to # the Pacific coast. Since opened to * 3. Last night the Nome lade * tha pubtio tih-husteie tan Ben ab ® gave the Lee Summitt five a # gured, and already enough world’s * tremendous Wallopiog to the # records have been threatened by *w tune of 79 to 4 The hall ® the fleet thoroughbreds to give the ce ee Seeeee Cony, WS new track a place among the fore ooo wore atied aod Gutet racing penutn 4a tie wenté, * if they » playing on leew Sitting every afternoon tn the W Gal tensed the iball wherever & Judges’ stand, a litte gray-haired ® they ploaned * man watches the races with fnter * * est, and whenever & record goes up [VOCs Sys SSS SS no one is more enthusiastic / e | This man, whose face ix seamed | (Lucky) Baldwin, & m d name is synonymous of the | a ‘West. In Santa Anita he sees the . 7 j realization of his fondest hopes— | John Splan, the Grand Cirouit) | ‘the ownership of a model racing os | driver, will ship the two trotters, NO WOR fey, UNLESS ACCOM PANIES BY CHALS LUCKY BALOWIN, tablishmont—and is happy The track ts located won the @normous realty heldings which make Baldwin one of the greatest fend owners fn the United States When the subject was broached to shim, Lucky agreed. He had the | Lotto, 2:08%. and Codere, #094 }to partiotpate in the leadtag trot fow. wort from the dave when men | ving meets in Burape this summer, | wards, rode fast and fought hard, |The twe trotters will be sent to He keeps many dereliois of other | Vieuna next week, days on bis ous ranches, His | Jand, and Barney Schrefber, Geo. piace ts kno Arcadia, and it George Sutton ef Chicago, and Rose and others bad the money. All lives up to Ite name. I ts one Of Ora Morningstar New ork thad the same idea, Within 10 weeks Catifornia’s show places. 4] after the first shovel of earth was; Baldwin has been intiwatety as-| Met in New York last aight tm a! turned, the bangtails were running sociated with urt for yeara. Me game at 18.2 balk | at Santa Aatta has owned some of the finest thor line Dillards, Sutton won the title! Lucky Baldwin is one of the oughbreds in the world, among hampion tm thie event three) ‘West's must picturesque characters. them being Kmperor of > when he of championabip - Me ts of the old regime, one of the | Rey Bl Santa Anita and n, later successfully ee sneateatimetin fending hie tite against J mi reyes ‘ Schaefer, Wiltte Hoppe and N | mile--Ewcamado, 104 (Harty), 4 te! ingstar. Hoppe hae issued a chal COAST CHAMP 1s 1, fon; Canardo, 104, second; Paul lenge to meet the winner of this Clifford, 104, ‘third. Time, 1:16 14. match. Hoppe has also chal: Ke Schaefer for the championship! trophy at 16.1 balkline billiards. | Becond race, sevyen-sixtoeaths of mile—-Madeline* Musgrave, 100 4 to 1, won; Hampans, second; Annie Wells, 105,} third, Time, 1:43 Third race, five-cighthe of a mile Litholin, 117 (Dagan), 6 to 1, won; Inspector Bird, 217, second jAtbion H, 112, third. Time, 1:03 36. foundation in fact, for the only hap | Fourth race, one mile—-Firet| pening out of the erdinary at the | | Peep, 100 (Archibald), 6 to 1, won; al tieeting of the stockbel }Col White, 120, second; Harvel.jof the Crescent City Jockey (99, third. Time, 1:49 wae the retirement of C. 8. — READY is (Musgrave) ‘ ee 108, pete Cold weather has not chilled the} ovthusiamm at the New Orleans meet, and the racing season there in at its Reight, The report that) General Manager Matt Winn was} to resign see to hate had no Fitth race, three-quarters of @ from the presidenay mile—Aunt Polly, 102 (Dugan), 2} - to 1, won; Hasll, 98, second; Jake) an J Kelly, the Untveratty | Ward, 104, third. Time, 1:17. Oregon ranner, was handed « lemon | Sixth race, three-quarters of a at the Pastime Athletic elub's| mile—Loulse =» Fitagibbon, = 98 | games in Now, York last night, (Dugan), 5 to 2, won; Jillete, 97. ing beaten In both the 60-yard Ba second; Korosilany, 99, third. g20yard events. Kelly was nowed | Time, 1:16 2-6. | out by J. MeSweeney for the 60. lyard run. MeSweeney started from FP } ‘~ 1Gyard handicap tne CARROLL Ll K ES, Lee Jones, P at. “Louie won the tin the twomfle event jere are of very heavy weol, with jer until the latter succeeds In se it ts Aikely that Dr. c S, Pree Prep. | bonds of $30,000 each, ‘and Td lke to stay here all of tou Mm doean Tm writing « story bout this wrestling game, and \whea it is finished and published some of these knockers will bunt . ‘Second race, three-quarters of a mile—Zelina, 99, 10 to 1, G (By United Press.) TACOMA, Jan. 28.—~Athietic reia- 114, third. Time,! tions with the Bellingham Y. M. C. B14 245, A. have been broken off by the Ta Fifth race, one and onealxteenth coma association. Following the miles—Koloman, 101 = (Charbo basketball game between the two Reau), 10 f 1. won; teams at Bellingham Saturday 111, seeond; Jocund, 114, third | | night, Harry Booth, physical direct- Time, 1:55 1-4. lor of the Tacoma ¥. M. C. A, in- Sixth race. eleven-sixteenths of a formed the athletic director at tel 2 Settler, 87 (Forehand), § ingham that never again would Ta- won; Ormuz, 100, second; coma meet Bellingham tn eny sport _ Sa W, 8, third. Time, 1: juatil such time as other than row. sociation. If Hollingham decides to | remain in the Northwestern league First race, me 50c ae the next game. 4 — _o | dies represented the Bellingham as | LOS ANGELES. ron rma of «| and finieh its schedule, Tacoma will Fine engraving and watch repair] GUNS FOR RENT—Piper 4 ing. Glover, 607 Johnston Bidg*** | Taft. 1024-26 Second ay. RINALDO A. WILSON. (Star Special Service.) / rambled, he rambled,” hums Rinal- deal of attention and ix do Alex. Wilson, 19, whotias started ghly the greatest Wilson expects to walk via Buf- falo, Cleveland, Toledo, three pounds. has just closed the biggest and greatest value-giving sale that was ever held in Seattle. In a few days all unsold odds and ends will be included in a great sale which will eclipse all our former efforts. Wait for It Will be ready very shortly. You may have your money back if you want it. Rochester and ts making his walk room to win a wager. He has 8 couple of trfp. BANDIT ON TRIAL FOR MURDER (By United Press.) BOULDER, Mont. Jan. 28.—The trial of James Calvin Lower, -ac- | cuned of the murder of Frank Clow, engineer of the North Coast Limit led, who was shot at Welch's spur, jeast of Butte, May 7, 1907, in a |hold up of the train, has begun tn jthe district court before Judge Cal- loway. entirely concealed jall foreign eliminated, sounds and hear is nearer the goal than has hitherto — — —— jin operation Mrs. H. J. Foster Dead. D. 8. Johnston Co. MOUNT VERNO | wife of H. J. Foster, manager of the SEATTLE STAR HELD df | nrama tournament for the id's | (By United Press.) SEATTLE |roller skating championship antl HELLINGHAM, Jan, 28.—A. J,) Pittabarg last wight. defeating Ol senatter and Jacob Youbghlood, pro. : _— champion at the mile die | } ltance, by small margin [oanen Se eee yet J ho trained Dr mane joounty, bank, whieh ¢losed ig gh gg yo The members of the Lincoln high | vember, weer arraigned ta the sv)! / |echool football squad BAVC FO! ise court at Monat Vernon ‘WILFRED srourannenc. | portant wrestling matches particl- | coived their eweaters, The sweat ae ! pe SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 23-— ‘pated in by the Seattle man, cary aot ny $ embertle- Champion of the Pacific coast on leaves today for the east. He wilt|® laree “theft a. hated lel ine beak a See aes | Toller skates, Wilfred Stoutenderg yot again be associated with Rol | DiMck. om the They or ceaeall do the Coliseum rink, this city. caring a match with Gotch, ca eNO a ted where he is meeting all comers in that event it ia quite likely cpp Ragerg ng a extremal, ! apeed contests. To date his Utle Carroll will again assume charge ag ag te Nr <a seach the eat Bes not boom threstened. although iof the Seattle man, end thst | Wal ©” DOSOT team as noon & Je has met the dest skaters the |“Parmer” Burns will also. be an-| cise gunmen pens Der “sigan cai: necwsoe | fates. 1 the work Of conditioning |ing his student days at ae | «| coll Dr. Prentiss made a fine YESTERDAY'S RACES suit ‘turgor mut oa Semon Joe Carrolt morn! toum in batting average tion of Victor Co. ‘The latest In the Talking Ma- chine tine ts « Horniess Tatking Machine, which ts now on exhibi- |ton at the Pioneer Piano H. NEW YORK, Jan. 2%-—“And he tor Company i# attracting a great unquestfon- \from New York to ramble to Taco improvement made in recent | weighs one bundred and | | moving | The turntable and all schemes to make money on the | parts, in addition to compart for 150 records and accessori The arrangement is simple, nified and of beautiful design, conveys no hint of its purpose, i |by simply lifting the lid therejia | disclosed the turntable and alli | devices for reproduction. | When the record is placed on the |turntable and the lid closed down, are entirely nothing pure, distinct volee of the record ts By & new process a mellow |} richness of tone is produced, which | of perfection heen In fact, the renditions are so abso: | |) Intely perfect and true it ts hardly | | believable that a talking machine Ys | Piano and Talking Machine Dealers in the West, are planning to hold a TU DAY, JANUARY 26. 1 JUST TURN ON THE STEAM THAT SAVES VOCAL ENERGY ~ SOUND» 5 BALINAS | ma, Wash.a little matter of 3,400 The inatrament ts forty.deven | miles, in an effort to lower the av- inches twenty-one inches ‘ds erage eatablished by Weston on his wide and twenty inches deep, Hoston-Chicago hike forty It is degigned ‘as & Chicago, handsome mahogany cabinet-<an Omaba and Denver. He hails from ornament to any drawing or mittic but the attained. it » Largest Cal, Jan. faim Owtngs’ body was found sear & railroad bridge last Sanday coroner's jury today returned a ver Mict that death was due to tnter sustained by @ fall nice styles hefe yet. mixed coatings. marked down. | $45.00 Coats at $40.00 Coats at | $37.50 Coats at $35.00 Coats at $22.50 Coats at Just | SWALLOWS TEETH—DIES. By United Press.) a only only only only panels, etc. worth 30c .. For Fancy Veilings Worth Up to 25c a Vard—A nice vari ety of styles, all uptodate and de. sirable, Special price for Wedues- day only. | t Ver : ‘¢ concert in ther recital hall, so tas j Mount Vornon Trading Union, died give the public an opportunity ||| Fire Proof Storage lyoung couple bad been married |*® hear this new creation | Main 1523 only a few months —— ee OH, YES, THE NAME OF GLADYS’ COUNT CAN BE PRONOUNGED---SOMETIMES Kpb- A These prices can't last forever. are bound to disappear, and some one is going to Black, gray, red, brown and Loose and tight-fitting. Ali are only .... BARGAIN SPOT J iiscrsi ae ni” ath a 1,200 yards of Beautiful White Fancy Bordered Madras Muslin, in 7 dif- ferent designs; 30 inch- es wide; just the thing for sash curtains, Sutcliffe Baxter, Receiver Howard J. Shechan, Mgr. BEKIN COR. THIRD & WASHINGTON. We Move By Contract Get Our Figures GUARANTEED RATES Ds The Store I That Serves You Our Greatest” § Stock-Taking Sale Now “Going It” at Full Clip Every Article in the Store Not Specisiy Ml Priced Bears a Special Reduction During ; Great Stock- Adjusting Movement. Only twice a year, possible. vey Buchanan Go, when we clean house, are such Great Stock Taking Sale Novelty Silks “69 Cc Values to $1.50 *, on dainty me aline 2 Tomorrow, Yard . . than half for eartle Jn love bordered scarfi Bavings of more tional values ‘taffeta weaves satin by Truly Sensational Reductions, Women’s Coat Values Impossible of Duplication in All Clearance is the thing—former co bes nteriained—net for a moment bargains Vaoert $6Tanerrow Mostly blacks, with a light assortment of mixtures, up of kersey cloths, with veivet and braid trimmings, length models. Not all sizes, but the saving makes gy investigation worth while ; Women’s Coats 5. Values to $15, Tomorrow Another odd lot, rich Pitted, wemi-fitted and loose-fitting aye ot coverts and kerseys. In light colorings: also and savy, Shop early and enjoy best selection. at an APPOINTS COMMISSION. Governor Folk of Missourt has appointed J, EB. Crumbaugh of Co lumbla, that state, to be commis sioner for that state to the Alaska Yukow-Pacific exposition in 190% Mr, Crumbangh, in informing the fair directorate, says that Missourt will have a fine state building on yay FOLLETTE VICE piece C. &. Folletie, Marine soctation, (DECISIONS OF THE SUPREME COURT 2:2: association, which is j in Washi | (By United Press.) Mr. Pottette at OLYMPIA, Jan. 28.—Cases trom “ciation work on |Snohomish, Skagit and Whatcom ‘hington counties have been heard by ot ea oan supreme court and taken wader ad- “ONLY $100 gy vieement, The calendar follows: | Calvin Thomas, respondent, versus | Frank P. Brewer, sheriff, appeliant; A. J. 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