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

MARCH 11, 19086 AY ATTLE STAR—WEON NOT FIRST TIME BURNS MADE JOHNSON QUIT EDDIE QUINN APPEAR 6 WIth ON e BIG STICK | ree SMAtROLCER sevta Tommy Burns Gives a Little " the Inside Dope About Y an Attempt to Arrange a Previous Match With Northwest League Magnates Have Much Discussion \», ‘0°, \<'" Amat deoision out | the Colored Man. Over Spokane Park--Managers Meeting Today to ''s 02 camvor atvors . aeorerent ae am 8 . , ‘ {doavored to ha the American | me, and | t the now, at Arrange Schedule, Etc. siarhum Park pon, Ut Oe Se ger Fg Bre i Erg ghre vib : = A tremely :h to meet Tommy | row noo " « $700 - ay Soneven aun tae Sinnanee We Burns, haw backed down like a/f told him he w Me 5 Eddie Quinn seems to } e}reation P and, as between ¢ " Kad vino ain patie Doony ttancgye pay seo : ag hig stick” in the Spokane franchise | two, unionism settied upon a fg on oe . ing reading. The letter was writ-| ward an bis f avabble and the way the sb was | againat the Power Ox one. aon at Recreation Pa ten in ahewer to the usual bluff 1 " : for $10 oe to whip the magnates ab rhi dden showdown on the The playing schedule will be de statements of Fitzpatrick, Johnson's | produc ded it to « esterday during the ane meot of unionism and Nata i upon today, 1 . vat Scaaaer, while te pel’ ware inlet the apert Mond lt 2 in Tacoma wa o Park brought up the fa h ’ ae Se Mforonto, Canada amine Johnson pulled his dow oe cceth to tek ‘ 4 used he 8 cit ngue, |and Abe ' wa BY TOMMY BURNS. ed Bh age oe Mn Meg + mie ti te roughshod for po’ parlor | co a in its membershi ith atthe tn t ba } i ee a = vba The club fn this case was tled firms, no question of Mt being fw he season with Dag and w , | hard me to bea Mt f ny ed vy: Pith a unton ribtkx w unfair was raised To this € . hat the arra ir jthe oth I have alre ston aging 2m ay Be Batum if the | union & aiton simply replied that | tinued. Abe j Marvin Hart beat Johason we , ge ets gti ague reation | things w to be different this et h months axo In Ban Franciaco, quite | "t thon told him thet bind fo Natatorium Pa o. the | year t ant ye na mites HELEN TAPT. law fount 7 " - 9 aglerge dca league would be boycotted. That After the firet surprise of thie w 4 v ard Pve one ow oa a 5 acieod baie 0b tht ‘ . . ord “boycott” sent a cold shiver temas ae over the mnguaten|than the fighting miners from the! (Star Bpecial Service.) Los Ange » badly: thet ta was) 1 Raked Bini to step fate © res p the spine of the assembled base od down and held @ long talk mountains | SSASHINGTON, March 11.— Mian tn bed for two days after the § seg + yal Le. all hoases, Owing to his « atin heat He ce cau hen I at ‘ 1 red glee peony thee ata, our 2 Dug did o e ay, pertabes of her fais. (t? 888 Francisco, non wa Moti i = wh outward indication of that ‘ ; for books and stady.| there. Afterwards | ame to me 1 called Jol neon tn aw . foresaid abiver, but he acknow! . Pag Prt fd asked mo if I would fight him |f wouldn't take from any pers dged afterwards that it left him a Wathineten oa Metese (it 1.beat Sauk I told him frat 1 was going to be h tttte gre ; on. highest in hee |ty that T would fight him if I next mais 4 The Lutte mining men of Russ * i ow at tryn Mawr own enough mone 7 Johneon in A « w fighter Pe \ Plall’s bailiwiek, who form the bulk ediately sald be mu $10,000" G them an tac » " ay w the paying fans in the mountain os ag is tended ine alt told be » put up, oF up. try and take the work ean started things with a tele See ar nah ae ~ a Bram to the effect that the league wih tbe gene ther Chastié abe transferred Song Hoty fist if the games were to Natatorium Park. The Miners inion is pretty much the big boss} Butte, and this threat of being} Jared unfair impressed the mag: | MAKE RECORD INJUNCTION T 10 mates forcibly. Whea the union de + anything unfair, and espectal (By United Press) cruiser steaming 19 knot t tn Butte, it means a boycott, and SAD DIKGO. Ca March « f the first y barcott is chiefly conxplouous by Rearing the t for the highe ade, and registered the ma he decrease In patronage | target practice 4 ever made hem Hlowing this hotshot from bn vesmel of the American navy ee with five guas ch came a bunch of telegrams the ' erniser Albany arrived re f waa a re breaking feature. ‘The rom the Spokane unions, couched la ee Om the, ie Mee sna bay, having wake. the were fired in sets of wix, the Pere Smee tome, Then Work which wogid resutt | "un i 47 hours test six being made me ® committee from this city ; we Some iuformation as to her re ods, and the slowe im 20 sec eaded by Frank Cotterill, president Wout he Fob * z . sre, used as khade trees in fromm, marke! a on rin . wi the Washington State Federation oft hie home om the ux + Magdalena be wae reer 1 he record was made ‘ of Labor, who sald that the labor ittetlend drive and time ago. but the first de peculiar divadvantage . unions had no fight the league = @heveedh. ores is huve fest been learned. With crew having been vace Det if the games were played at Northeeet Trust a Safe De target 12 by 21 fet..and placed 10 days before when off the coast eiternative for union men—not to mnog ~- oie re reap 5 s altend the games. Pann we ps By this tlme the magnates saw a Pierre pew Fey onlay DEFEC HINDUS FIN 0 great white light. It enveloped the fancy Saat Peering proceedings with a glare that shout son ts cee e4 “Eddie Quinn!” The dose was be ag. VANCOUVER, B.C, Mareh Li hot the most pleasant thing in the Sen Police Magistrate Williams imposed orld, but the baseball bosses te peo oo ———— fines of $500 each on 18 Hindas ‘red that on a showdown, if there! tulad * . who lant week arrived im Hrithe was no other alternative, they would | - . " aint recites (By United Press Columbia and who were unable to Swallow the medicine with as good yore gt tl , = WASHINGTON, Maret Wl pass the educational teat provided " } bees 4 e t there are certaus éeteets in the prow overnment’s Be% rece a8 posaible | being eXeeitont pect.) D8 i are cextens Geteete ts . 4 ft was urged and admitted that t he construction of American bat tion the banner raised by the untoas| meas of their Kind Gad very valu | iccning wan charged by Capt. ( @xainst the park was really occa-| able. wilt be practically retned. Meh. Winelow, eastetant chlet of Sioned by a scrap against the Wash the Darean of navigation of the a Lt gel wd = which Failing Vision avy department, and pmander oul} leases: Natatortum Park, and| Can be restored by correctly fit n aide to furthee . thar o ~ oR ayn oo in the park; FRANK FIELDS. tt . . ag our made toerder forie He wre cingh mala ‘were strictly on a union basis, But kin We kvow how.” Schuchatd’? the ships under Ad the acre unions favor the Spo-| (Seattle Star Exciusive Service.) | 12 successive fh Optical Co. Spectalions, 1207 oy mired Rvans pg boron Ph Rane Traction Co., whieh holds Rec SAN DIEGO, March 11.—Frank | >Y¥ knockouts ond av *** lwhen they left Hampton Roads strictions being placed = | Ficids, of Oxenard, Cal. is billed as the next welterweight champion by #@me In other coast cities, is bound fight experts whe have watebed hia '° bee the Mevea of the game career _ Fields’ latest vietim ts Danny PACIFIC COAST CLOTHING CO Baullt on the long, Sullivan, holder of the welterw Jim Corbett, Piel fie championship of Eugiand. F wallop and is said to 20m Inced the Celt so flereely that the his feet and to know how to han gp was stopped at the end of die his bands h round to prevent the siaugh Suit Until You’ve ROLLER IS READY FOR THE MAT MEN’S SPRING SUITS as both the big fellows are anxious | to get to the top of the game, and have everything to gain by winning These two men had been practi cally matched for a contest here on The wrestling match between Dr |Rotler and w which will be held In ¢ theatre on Monday might Jens Teaard promines tee led thy. foipona fr aah ines a E’LL MAKE A BIG SPLASH IN Bere S “SS "i few othe ty the clothing world tomorrow. A up by our New York office from a maker in the East who had guessed wrong--- bought them as a result at less than the cost of the’ cloth alone. ALASKA MAN'S BODY EATEN BY RODENTS You never saw handsomer Suits for $15.90—you neve saw a8 good and finel made sults for $15.00. Tire nicest thing Regal Suits is they are fully about as good as they look. Of course, anyone can talk (By United Press.) rible state, having been attacked ihe that—but there fan’t SAN FRANCISCO. March 11 by famished rats. Adix, in com another dealer in Seattle 9} William Adix, a mining inspector | Pa2y With another man, was seen : last Sunday not far from the spot who can deliver the from Nome, Alaska, who was sald where the bo was found. Th goods.” We know—we have to have been addicted to the use! was th t seen of the man alive, louked. Compariece ie the xf oplum, crawled under side | and it ts thought that after taking tomt of vatne--compare Re. | “alk on Minna st, near Fourth st., | puff of his pipe, which was found par some time Sunday afternoon and | lying by his side, death came and i ; wal Suits with the best you ff} died. The body was found in a hor- ,ended his pleasant fancies 4 Single and Double-Breasted Styles; all sizes; can find elsewhere for queens ee — made of fancy cassitneres, cheviots, worst- $15.00, end if $14.00. Regal yes, $20.00 Suits LINCK AND WRIGHT Fone. Dhick seastves bat a tere eds ; all sizes; plain and fancy mixtures. Suits don't $1 4 cand 60 majority over his closest com mesee -~ t an “e OSEN BY C0 pollniar Uharien Athans oteas a that no other store in town can duplicate for claim, buy your sult of almaen ¢ next highest igs ( Hi TA MA: _palmeos, the neat highest, was $15.00 and $18.00, are offered here tomorrow tiie: ee nei On the democratic side Wright and until Saturday at . ets "iltes the eeie” on |received a margin of 1,667 votes ob a fF cay United P over Charles Drury, his only com E * rij COMA March lt At the | petitor The returns show that ——— i i nt your wat it can P ot uonson hl hgtt yesterdays” was'st se tn ithe aga CM@LY Suit Is Fully Guaranteed—Money Back if It Fails die: Mhaiied tateh John W. Linek was nominated for|In some precincts he did not get a mayor by the republicans and May. | vote New York viens © Ate 00. des ptttetienuemsttatttrsremrenanmmestianii rt Office, Whoteeaie Who ere H. L. KLEIN H 715-717 and Retail Kwetiinatire, — aus. | THE SHOEMAKER ete Crothiore ud vem mad Opposite the Totem Pole Bie ape: g{o measure # 90 First Av., Cor. 217 JAMES STREET. SeHSSSStisSiitisesissses Marion St.—_960 beastie apenas eaten a Store at Gerves You Best—Garve y Buchanan Cy i RE-INCORPORATION oR NRE $100,000.00 Must fo Realized Our New ¥ ures Another & tunning @; WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ NEW SPRING SUITS dels to ¢ | 50 Val ues Make Your Easter Selection Here Tomor row and Pay but ‘ ‘ . name 6s oe 14g Ashley- Bailey(o, Silks / Values to $1.50. ' Hu freds of Beatt ne women shored this remark: “ree ering tod » the heavy selliag As continued « we ore enabled. throng fap ene of ha “ al tractive \ bot bere talag, se 1 meno of all mem if You're Earning And Not Saving It will be well to thiak of thing that you most eamestiy sire to HAVE or to DO ts : lifetione it may Book big and ; ficult at ret, but if you wil mae f it your Fixed Perpose yan j s succeed. 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