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

(By Un LONDON Burns, of Se heavy welght Palmer, of champton, a we in the f bgen sched The hus A wen before opponent peated the ond and th die of the fo from New tmalserab walked the the de On Maren c Roche The lat . backed by sker, the f mer T Roche w nessed tea-pa * OAKLAND. First race, three-quarters mi Deredom, 111 (Leeds), 8 to 1, wor Ft Otros 7 ond; Cathe F., 93, third ime, 2:18 cond race, three-elghths Rox, 87 ¢ >, 2 won; Lady Rennae r, Ww ond; Minnie Bright, 107, & Time, :37 1-5 Third race, mile and a quarte Kogo, 102 (Hayes) to 2, won tras, 107, eocvnd oO ange, 99, third. Tt 7 Fourth race, mile a 4 Judge Nelson, 107 (Ri » won; Plansibie, 95. «& Coyne, 104, third. Time. Fifth ace mite and teenth wna « fi 9 Maxtrems, mn, Blevation, 10 me, 106, third ©, eleven - sixteenth y Corbett, 106 (Hayes) even, won, Pajaroita, 162. second Alsatian, 90, third. Time, 1:09. LOS ANGELES. First race, fiveeighths mile Search Me (Marty), & to I wou. Transm nn7, second Lady Kitty, t hird. Time, 1:02 Second race, seVven-aixteenths le — Aunt Aggie 103 (Sehil ling), 6 to 1 m; Colored Lad 103, seco Autiveh, 106, third Time, 4226 ‘Third race, seven-eighths mile Pan de Oro, 104 (Miller), 4 to I won; Hen ot Shenamere, 107. second; Harvey Clark, 99, third Time, | a Fourth ¢. thirteen-sixteenths mile—Magadiuve, 115 (Me ; 1 to 2. Cc. W. Bart “GUNS FOR RtenT—Piper & Taft. . boy just at how old he was “I'm not old at a new.” Speaking of our b ing in now, and the man or woman | Hab guods is because the new things a than mo , read THESHUB On the Square Opposite the Totem Pole TOMMY BURNS nigt and owas = disgusted at oH hird, Time, i we Box Eld Bile, 112 Six ace ee -quarters mile Lord °F 109 (Miller) won; Columbia, 107, se ond; Gossiper H., 107, third. Time CHICKEN PICKER PICKS \.0..: HIMSELF TO WIN GEO. A. FISHER. (Seattle Star Exciusive Service.) sT JOSEPH, Mo. with ‘ed. 11 —The champions title holder of odd vocations claim to the honor Every » while ¢ in wh numbe: ho men ta necrent champlonablp ut forward, however, ts made Wy A. Fisher, a St. Joe ni that he ie the er of the hich he Fish ‘aw chick every three nath of time world a in the chicken for 40 years, and oat men in 4 » coast to helpers. 0; ot the acaida Dull Headaches them by THE SEATTLE STAR of Chicago, annexed speed on the ight, oa ' in three 5 pine for the t im the ournament runs until | tournament The Athenian basketha The billiard championship con: | last night won from t t bety nm Wille Hoppe and five by @ seore of 26 to “HUSKIES” ARE WHOLE SHOW AT MADISON SQUARE GARDEN re NEW YORK, Feb. 11.—The big) purchased tn ka The te ne battle al among THE CARE OF CHILDREN’S EYES, Dr. A. McKay Jordan, Eye Specialist, Gives Some Interesting and Valuable Advice to Parents How few parents realize the great mistake they are making in starting their children off to school without first taking nto & competent eyesight jalist and having a come the brighten examination made of the when the defec of each eye, not merely tested Byes wid be by letters, but a thorough exam ned ae advances ination of each eye separately thowe audren mm I refer above to a “competent always signify perfect eyenight specialist,” bec a hypermetrople eye the fact that children’s om perfectly, but at the much difficult to Mf the ciliary muscles, ly measure than those of grown mnnaturel strain mey There may be troubles in chi perm degrees of latent eyes masked by @ very act dation—-fully is re sightedness) and astigmatiam. without either parents though many who should wear knowing the reason for such fail. | them refrain from doing so, ure thinking that classes are emblem Jam asked: “Why do so many atic of age. Hat this prejudice te glasses, especially young fast passing away. The con ? actous or unconscious effort to principal reasons are that gain Vision canses w more perfectly | wrinkles, which ’ 4d and people be when proper glasses are this most delicate and rd an article #t ince pares af having the of their children ex f the whole ed, and ¢ or during schoo that the | | © accompliahed one is greatly in- | of the object s for which I am + m such etrain striving yperly fitted gles Parents afford to neglect child ' | Qeorge tton, at 182 SPORTOGRAMS i“ Wels" Garden on March 17, subject hy 4 The new bowling alleys ta the | *)P* al of Hoppe YM. ¢ A. will b opened to the ublic tomorrow evening The highest seory t made | an Amerioan bowllak cong wal Dobb and Putnam were victors |e lat olght In Cinetnnatl, when in t twomem, team bowling |. A. Kiene and J action at the dog show at Jock IL, ts ed =the 1 Square garden, which | Muskie” living. The dogs sr 3 kept chained to prevent them pened today, Is @ team of “Hut | mussing up some of the fancy kes,” or Bwict owned by specimens in their vicinity, Whea vot « her of the | exercised they generally indy tue ne SSDAY : LOSES FORTUNE THEN SUICIDES “JAMES HAMILTON LEWIS (By United Pr 1 that TCAGO. Pe “ fa “ in behalf on trial " wed Attorneys Benjamin Shaffoer and, to the jur The man w Hamilton Lew The the mat for a womar peech proved such au at ar cima t r a ot tra details he wa bis it ence 1 . t ut h fa bh wa the d fine one of argume riot One woma The os xpected to go t NOME 18 DEFEATED sitie his home in the f and may be ' e of the track (By United Prose meets he om. Huw wae ff The Nome two year the etar of the Univer ke if ( Utah trac ant night b Mu. 0. A; % cr ho per gamelan im and pool it, betilor on Fo ’ tween ‘ the 4 Pine ats. The p "0 tain 30 tables mW YORK, Areh Woodford to Assist Hughes William a mW YORK, } - . that both ord has - of the Hughes u 4 States, and a . tor ing ts to at the Manhattan hot ! at M which vice pre an ad one - a “‘Mainsprings 50¢ Fine engraving and wateh reps tng Go or, 604 D. B. Jobnet ° FEBRUARY 11, 1906. {By United Press.) jel B, Cohen, a 4 it of Tonopah, wh hour fortune at RENO, v, Be CAUSES BIG RIOT ri Hide ‘he Priday and Satur- “Important day we will offer at Special Sale the most remarkable values in Embroideries ever brought to your notice. See our windows. New Spring Jackets Priced Tomorrow at $6. 49 They came in yesterday, and and handsome, of a go cloth and satin lined epee. se Y them displayed in our window all trim, ¢ made quality of covert 1 can see i hey're good, they're stylish, they're new and they are surprisingly low in price. Just think—a smart covert jacket at. BARGAIN SPOT $1.00 Baby Bonnets 39c Just 150 of them, and they are all beauties. 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