The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 2, 1908, Page 2

ARE DISCUSSING THAT BURNS | CONTEST = Various Sporting Editurs Peddle Out the Milwaukee Jewrnal Says kh Leeks Geed for Burns. 4 Syrrtows wrtters asi fight orttirs 4 a0 ever the werkd are @heceesing the prone. of a nmamthag bet woot Vommny Brera amet bwek ry hewe somthing to ety v ay @? 30 about the merits ef the men OF the ster m witeh Bricks avks, mm he will get the wad of thommy which be states be tment have The Mitwawkes Journal, in a ree es Sheut as nogr the The story peads v ver fight Johnsen? Why, certately be will he ean get te deus Burns’ Plane Tewmy Burns’ plans, interested; Burns will longer in Kingland if he he has overlook ugh to be pric »me back to America e., and will ¢ theatrten. $2 ant finds that thing loo Thea he w cabin de huxe a few weeks ments ata juley ter a week—bis 00 or bet says. | Burns will leten to the voice of; the charmer (the liquid notes of the promoter offering the biggest purse) and wil! agree to fight Jobn-| son any time the big black fellow! feels like getting into a ring with) him | Do you think Burns wil! win? Weill, this is a long-distance tip—} but it certainly looks that way Jobason wil! have a tremendous ad Vantage in size, but be will be up against a rough, clever, determin ed fighter, with speed, head, game- Ress and wallop Johnson Can Hit. Johnson ts the biggest and most clever of the heavies, He can hit And that lets him out He is aa game as a bulldog as long as he te winning. But let a tough-looking proposition appear in front of John son and he becomes the most care tual retiring Mghter in the world That's why he couldn't beat men os = ELK CONVENTION AT EVERETT. Str. City of Everett, leaves Col man dock at 7 a m, 22 m. and 6 p.m. Committee wil! meet steamer at Everett wharf. ~~ TI notice that some of the niftiest play- ers in the Northwest ern League are con sjdered erratic. If they make a good play it is set to luck, and if they an error the guys “Well, you expect? good dressers are consid e lean down make say what Some well; could ed erratic because they to ultra-styles in their clothing, but some men can wear clothing and Just so with the boss in ordering cut clothes for the young men who like a swagger suit It took nerve to duce this class of goods, nervy win out college intro. but it takes no particular nerve to wear them, be cause they are worn by swell We study their wants and al- college men and dressers everywhere ways have the new fads off the right bat in suits, trousers, hats, shirts, neckwear, fancy hosiery, athletic under wear, etc. etc, and we've got them coming strong. 615-617 First Av., Seattle, Wash, On the Square Opposite the Totem Pole Having copped this smal! change. | Ihe Mandy Per © ?Tart Mexican Pete « Tommy Bu *k about A A * inte Mr Jo riba er ae enough! No black ffght ever entered a ring w * game when he got a body lacing. | Joe Waloott, the ant-kitler | (Oh, yea.) He wae terror But Lavinge and 1 ay Weeat could | ake Waleott quit any day in t week So could Mysteriow wity| Smith The Great J | great was a Do ‘ hi ac - - Na pur a ode fa line oor mas omnia Kit Purteer, conkt = aha Faptetiseas bene beards k bg at writ Reeweovena ben betnmen's webar phere wilh bao | Tommy Buren’ polat of attwel, ment if the why beerk deoen't ery tow qearter eho bere vosmsdte fur ver bene foragghet FR asa iamany fob herman tf they Flinets (tage ppecoons | SPARGER HEAD OF L. A 6 Pred Sparyee wan edveted pews. | eet of tte hit aeavehation Lin bie setreet yoste nde Koen The ether officers ected were ae follows: Brnest MeGuine, vie president: Roy Casey ne ory Shetvio a, trois Tom & 5 et executive committee, and Harlan Jacksen, ye master LUSH SEEMES TO HAVE FOOLED NASHVILLE SILLY LUSH. Billy Lash, four years playing right fleid for the ¢ American league team, and was 0 of the best sun fielders in besides being a reliable bitter and speedy base runner. He werted the Naps to Hive at home on bis chicken farm and coach the Yale team. Thi season the Nashville team of the was level, yuthern league purchased Luah's release from Clevelas He soon got bis ase from Nashville, al leging that am injury to one of his eyes, received two years ago, had made it Imponsthle for him to play ball. Now he has signed to manage captain and play with the New Ha ven team in the Connecticut league Billy lives near New Haven. Pow sibly his eyesight is better near his home than it would be down sonth wibly Billy is fast one of the fox lest articles in the game. Any you jook at it, Nashville ts the goat GAME TODAY IF IT DON'T RAIN Jopiter Plovius prevented the baseball game between Aberdeen and Vancouver at Dugdale’s park yesterday afternoon. A drizzling down pour set In just before 3 o'clock and as & consequence not more than 20 dyed-in-the-wool fans were at the park If the weather permits, Aberdeen and Vancouver will settle their dit flentties at 3:30 this afternoon. | NATIONAL LEAGUR. i Wen Lom Pet Me ‘ ta moO rs » >. mw of mo 6s 6 8 mi Yesterday's Games, Phitadelp Adelphia Rrook Philadelphia 6. Wi o 9, | le | sonrHw ae LEAGUE. | ouver PACIFIC COAST Taft will put new “Piper & on your baby carriage For any ease of alcoholiam that I cannot cure in from 3 to & days. J. B. ete, Globe Cor. First Av. ‘oe Main 6t. PIANOS AT COST for 30 Days Want room for Talking Ma chine Department Investigate. John C. Walling Co. 7 Second Ave. iheved) m FIRST PICTURES OF, GREAT | FLOOD AT DALLAS, TEXAS SATURDAY os STAR TUESDAY, JUNE 1908, Commerce st. bridge, Datls. (Star Special Service.) DALLAS, Tex Jy than 75 pe od and 1.500 are made eat Trinity river houses in West "i 10 It is be one have been dr lens in the & Hundred as have Trinity river Mt was three feet when the bee w been away rome heura ger line arat bh that remain are ' # all im great dar While scores of m women and 8 children were marooned on roof tops and on houses fk down the the steamer M ine, the only boat on the river of any carrying capacity, remained an chored in the middie of the river her captala r ing to do amy ree cue work for less than $200 an| hour, Finally Sheriff Ledbetter | | boarded the veasel, swore in every man aboard as a deputy shorttt, } | ssion. Two hundred rued from house TAILOR DELAYS FLAG RAISING UNFINISHED UNIFORM CAUS ES POSTPONEMENT. Special Service) NAVY YARD, PUGET SOUND. June 2.—-Because he has not yet ob tained a rear sduitrale uniform Acting Rear Admiral Seaton Schroeder has not yet raised bie flag on the flagship Wisconsin and will not formaity assume all the dignities of that rank unti) bis new uniform is completed. He that ft would be tneonststent & twostarred flag while he yet wears & captata’s uniform. Acting Rear Admiral Wain wrikht, however, seems to have a different view of this point. He has already raised the rear admir als Mag on the battleship Georgia in spit of the fact that bis new uni form has not been completed by his tailors, In an effort to induce legislators of the state of Washington to pass at the next session a law to pre vent discrimination against mer wearing the uniform of the United States, Rear Admiral Burwell hax obtained coptes of the law recent ly passed im Rhode Isinnd th ines of which the bill he constructed. is to introduce will be The protected cruiser Charles ton, flagship of the second squad ron of the Pacific fleet. is to ar rive here on June § and will re main at about two this yard for - The Washington Capital, Surplus and Profits Transact a General 4. W. Cllee A. 8. Kerry 4. W. Godwin John Schram WwW. P. Trimble George F. Stone William Piggott ” “LUNA NOW OPEN FOR Free Attractions Daily Prof. Davidson Will Make a SATURDAY, JUNE 6, WILL BE SCHOOL CHILDRENS’ DAY. All children accompanied by parents or until seven o'clock, mitted to the park FREE, THREE TICKETS Will Be Sold to All Children to All Amusements Until Seven p. m. BALLOON ASCENSION Fach Afternoon at 3 o'Clock. Saty Fred Lesite and his Barn Yard Dogs, Sheep and Goats. Pp Watch for Rasket day schools, churches, Park Committees a before closing elsewhere. ete » mayh Open Rain or Shine. Florenze Troupe of Acrobats and which will fly from Luna Coming Attractions» Meeklam and his Airship, turn . CHAS. FIRST AVENUE AND MADISON STREET. The Nation's Greatest Playground on the Pacific Coast. MEIER'S BAND. Unele Hiram parties welcome at all cordially invited to call on the management LoorFF Under normal conditions boate pase beneath 1. awaek. Part of the crowd of 26,000 persone watehing tre flood le eh own. The roadbed is now oe] The steamer Nellie Maurine passing up the ewollen Trinity river, directly ever the weet approach to the Commerce et. bridge, Dallas. er ee ee EE The greater portion of of the Charleston are te red to the eruisere Mil, waukee and St. Le in. poaerve and the two ships aye spine to Honolulu on « practice ruise months. the crew be trans As t of the discovery of ama) the battleship Kee tuck tact that an epider fe of that disease ta now prevalent in San Francisco and other ‘Gall fornia port y yard offfetaty have d an order ¢ employes of this nay freq mm to show re certificate of vaccination withia five days The battleship Nebraska has re ceived ite cub bear and it bas al ready been given the name of Tedd Several democrats who hail f the state of Nebraska tried to art ryan boom by de pald be fitting to t after the peoriess claring that it name the mane candidate DESERTER IS REPENTANT Rdward J. Baright, youthful, hum- ble and penniless, gave himeelf up at the sheriffs office yesterday claiming that he had deserted from Fort Yellowstone, two weeks ago. He wants to go back again Enright says that he is a member of Troop F, Eighth cavalry. He ima that he had a homestead near Gardner, Mont, which be want od to sell, and left the fort with that purpose In view No buyers put in an appearance but be says that a man persuaded! him to relinquish his right, which he did, the homestead thus revert Ing to the & ent Koright was locked the up in Trust Company OF SEATTLE Banking Bui DIRECTORS— C. E. Burnside C. J. Smith C. H. Cobb J. M. Frink 0. J. Humphrey W. W. Chapin 8. P. Weston R. Cline A PARK THE SEASON, at 3:30 and 8:30 p. m. guardians will ha. pm FOR TEN CENTS be urday and Sunday, Cireus, consisting 3:36 and $:00, of trained and His Pig. times, Soclet lodges, Sun id plentes or outings at Luna Capt. | Park and re. Manager. — county Fort Yellowstone asking vice TURNER TO MEET JACK TIMMS Fifteen-Round Contest to Be Held Saturday at Conway. (By United Press.) for ad MT. VERNON, Wash, Jane 1 Ground fight will be pulled off ay next Saturday night, be ner, of Spokane, and Jack Timms, of Wisconsin Turner ts a colored lad, a former 4 tner of Rufe Turner He has defeated such men as Jack Ret} ¥ Mullen and Kid Lee Ho weighs about 140 pounds, and the fans around here think he shows champlonrhip clans Timms weighs about 175 and has fought and defeated some good men in the cast The winner of the fight next Bat urday will be matched te t Rat ting ter. The fight will take place at 9 o'clock in the ne. and «pectal launches and autos will be run to the ringaide. Cheap Eastern Excursions | June Sth, 6th, 19th, 20th, uly 6th Tth, 22nd. 23rd. Auguat 6th, 7th. Diat. nd, by the Or mKRR A Navigation Co and the plete Portland mbia Riv er route, Chicago and return $72.50; St. Louls, $6 Kansas Otty, Omaha and Missourt River points, $60; also se other points ia Sa and Denver, if desired. Pull particulars at Union Ticket Office, 608 Ist av EB. Hilts, ¢ ee neral Agont season especially ly assert that— Second ard Yesier jail and @ telegram sent to! wit “Gus Brown” Our Prices Are Always Less Considering what we give you, but this have pressure in that direction, so we can safe- “What Others Show You, We Sell for Less.” Good Suits for Men and Young Men $10 to $25 ways he rial thas hag CONTEST ON | SPORTOGRAMS - with 00k Wk sey mnkle Organ 1 Kika ha ve wir tient nal | und * Hext Saturday we D Hainions gy ith Cath tame score @f 1h to gg * Ne o Much Interest in the Cullem- orn seme nn Heatley . . T “ ‘ to Scaler Fight Tha displayed two 7 fill a long t hal mons tnt Week, i dais onan rin a ag bouts were 5 ' or Wis amiligg = — at ithe vker held the A ‘ the right W at Moantaia View ball, G Litwrest 19 becomiag keen oround (ane Lovey wm & deca }the city in he content between Merritt in » threerund — box MOTOR boar RACE Contr Kid Beater, which bout st 120 pounds. fe (he wry vocab * fing, Mecinwiald inrew Kildeuff ft aturcay @ 13 minutes, @t 135 pounds a0@ { the light 4 ameon threw Harry Cowling and condit ey should put ap @ bat J it b + On Joy & wth seeing The Buckley bash! team de dave bave 1 upo by ae training feated the Binck stactaring Co. | comm charge. The Sto 2 The © was ¢ tt bey dow he st shore a the first repor Vashon island, rund the I “Coan , ore ty Where, Ob, where can our Ben TOP rsend the pe he fight means @ good deal to| oy be eo de Fura, through Heme test both of the boys and th . dc Where, Oh, where has he gone alle wt to win by @ knockow ve pass, & A ated " This te what Manager Dic m | sie ' johuny Reid has ar-|o the Vane ' | The ranged (wo fast pretis on, and}! weak he 4 he race all the bouts will “ . my M at St from t promptly on tha 7 » trace ha - fs You make P all. taste the the ma writing be 20 and aod [gt ot ntieman named J. Prameis | tran 5 The race wilj Susy — — —_ hatting from the eff ah by gg’ PLEET AT NAVY YARD. # in Seattle the : n cha Buttiowhip fleet at navy yard rganiong a womar H ( Thandie F; gt Bouts joave Pte foot of You! ( Lee, D.C. Lawig, H # way, 10 times datly Wilson ts enth patie ov \ tt, Frank M. Fousier, ne HERE'S WHERE YOU SAVE Entire Stock on Sale. ust Come Right in and Pick Out What You Want. You Are Not Limited to Few Special Articles, You Are Sure of Money If you Buy Here. The Court's Order Has Forced This Sale, and We Everything but a Few Contract Do Not Hesitate to Sell Goods for Less. rticles Is Reduced. Here Are Sample Items— St. eT i; A Women's regular 29c Lace Edged Odds and Ends in Brainerd & Arm- Handkerchiefs on sale at strong’s Embroidery Silks, OORT 00 san beens 19¢ skein + cob ceue 3c Men's 12%4c Fane F Choice of 1,000 Rass Medallion kerchiefs, nice Pictures, worth 15¢ each, work; sale price Hie at only enn Regular $2.00 Natural Wood Han- die Umbrellas, with good 98 gloria « ; choice . 1,000 boxes of Stationery, 48 pieces in a box; usual price 15¢; 3c enle BFC! . sae +oaagene Women’s Opera Capes and Even- ing Coats; nice light shades, all Skinner $1.20 regular $1.25 Purses and Shopping , in great variety; sale 69c $1.50 vardowide white only, on tomorrow ul Satin, ar sale at Bags price Kegular 50c eney and Shopping . numerous styles; EXTRA BARGAINS IN WHITE GARMENTS White worth | Bridal Sets, Corset Covers, Skirt 2.50 each, lots of the pret- and Drawers elaborately trim- tiest new styles, med and finished; regular price ya $15.00; sale at only Se... nn Regular $12.00 Bridal Sets, dai trimmed and finished; sale price only Children’s Dresses, up to $ cial sale Corset Covers, of best grade long- cloth, $1.25 values sale at only ; on WE CLOSE EARLY TOMORROW In order to have another opportunity to re-mark and rearrange stock and bring out goods that have hitherto not been shown in thes we will close the store tomorrow about 3 p. m. The sale will Thursday morning with greater bargain attractions than ever. particulars in tomorrow evening's paper. Corth Dry Goods Co. fe arcs: bes VorardJ. Sheehan. 4, Windows Sutclif SAYS Business Men The discriminating Business Ma ly recognizes and fully appreciates important ser rendered to Bis 0¥®) business and to the broader interests the by a progressive, servative The Scandia community used bank we extra like American facilities are of banking methods Liberal b with the with absolut ty as the Cirst pares yet le ate iness enterprise 1s pot discouraged r unnecesarily Be it la small, we will be glad @ welcome and give every proper care # and to accord every accom ti stout with? conservative s, responsibility and 1 bank viving b conditions belug duly cam sidered YOU CAN BANK BY MAIL—No mat B ter where you live, you ean bank iis by mail—w for booklet. P Scandinavian American Bank Alaska Euilding, Seattle, U.S. A: “Where the Cars Stop”