The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 31, 1908, Page 2

"FEATURE EVENT, BY REFUGEE, > the coming] Taxer came hor bet on the horn ° eg Page ta undoubtedly riding star, Out of six mounts he dws yesterday was the Skykomish| from now on, Anderson dropped quotation as 10 to 1 down to 4 to 1 Every Suit in _the House At Which is the better plan? To keep goods from season to season, pack them in at full prices Or. son in which they were made—gain good will, new mers and future business? Suits are reduced as follows: From $10.00 to. . . . $ 5.00 From $15.00 to. . . . $7.50 From $20.00 to. . . . $10.00 From $25.00 to. . . . $12.50 . From $30.00 to. . . . $15.00 -From $35.00 to. . . . $17.50 You understand, of course, that these are the goods our regular stock and that the reductions are real. EE SE PR Such reductions as these: From $4.00 to $2.75 From $4.50 to $3.50 From $6.00 to From $7.50 to 25c All Our Straw and Panama Hats at Half Price 1,000 pairs Men’s 50c Fancy Sox Money back if you want it Opposi te the Totem Pole LIVE NEWS FROM MEADOWS fn front, as he over the ring = won with two, Th@ Mist and Miss —— oe re ae - Fairbanks, and finished second with Johnny Lyons, who in betting o le » bes say (Sahara, Gangel created consider} from the ground, had a bet on Miis pS joame she got the best of the Break, (0) 1, em@toment by finally winning| Fairbanks, the winner of the first ads AY MM UE} intortorigg, materially with Gaear| ern Mind Kelly, Lycuraus and | race jmald an@ Tony Faust, The Roas/* face and Kelly, Lycuraie th H H jmare went right tealhe front, and) 9, | Marponse wawwelty block (he bent Skykomish Handicap pecetae owe Gok BAS er aoe ee jin the race, but nevertheless she sent, la one ae peel Hardly @ day p cbut what ! finished ot Right Ki . M d T r ae The ' Wi habe Ie the (ome horae ts backed @fEthe boards after the start abe propped and for luing Made On Laxef, d«: time of 1:26 OS. nd then, to the constern@tion of the /an instant refused to break, then SR ee ee AN oT. Andoraon| bookies, comme home on the bit |changed her mind and started after _ oe Andoreoa | Yontorday it waa Taxer who filled |the field. She was ten longtha hack < Ha ee eee motion | the betting ring with grief and woe,jof the last horse gotng down the The feature event at The Mead: | track, but they will recelve notice) Aree noing-played from as high a! backstretch, and finished fourth poaten in all three lengths for first Half Price chests and camphor balls, and take chances of selling them later To mark the prices down, way down, and sell them the sea- custo- from ATTLE WINS THIRD ~STRAIGHT GAME « Pittehare + Chicago Y: PRIZE FIGHT ** ON TONIGHT P. Molntyre tg at Port Town fans trom Heattle ring wide when time ° ta Encouraged wn. shricks St she | feminine fam, the Siwashes ee suceeodad in making it three | 4) Boar r ! (By United Press.) straight yesterday, mohing the) Ona cion—bioago 18-6, ¥ m4 | BAN FRANCISCO, July 41! ypeed to the tane of 6 to 1 |, AY grew York-New: York Tt, ie The Thomas ear § Stanley, Ketohel, who won the iid voy Telia Wace in bap WhO wae “ “ih y man oar tn th dieweixht champenship of the Harry Hew = pam, <atnediptty | AMERICAN LRAGUR from New York to Pan world from Papke tn Milwaukee a |larwely reapousible for Bea eaten § the French frontier y hore time ago, will defend hin title | tory The awed off pitcher wan) a "a4 and ched F tonight in a 20round go with HUE) never in Better form, and he had . s 4 Like evel viele ats Kelly oo Py mee Sr wie lthe Miners ha@ked up from start ‘ lt A pen! 4 has jumped into auch high faver tn as of a “4 ; r hay ag the ring lately, will probably step|to finish He had all kinds i ‘ 6 $7 International — eon ot: r into the ring tonight at odds of | slants, and the Minoré got to him) He 4 Victorious Anite y 10. to 3 ltor only five safe singles. Harry INES 109 rahe 18 8 ange Stanley will wear the famous! struck out seven men and issued Dettolt 3. Nemon 1 ton hoodoo belt” presented to bim bY | two panses (Washington ‘ widian Luke Marisch som Spokane lime axo. FIgDt) Rush wan given good stpport fans way that ff he con win With! ang the Siwashes had their batting eland § a hot game her di ay Handicap, at seven furlongs, in| bis horse Taxer in a bad field tn th Ba oc dahediRioos the belt on, he will be invincible, | Si¥thes am, and hit when hits meant font put the Came in which’ several of the fastest] thind race, and thon proceeded to] Fe" aa cot wh ten trothar ta ~~ Roth fighters are in excelléot| tang. They bunched thelr cloute coset fume oe bebind the loaders aga vi pprintore on the track wore egtered. back the horse down fom 8 to 1 t0/ ihe once good race horse, Toscan I picked two winners yqdtérday—|condition and tiekets for all the| oy Thomas in the fourth and sev eee Tan pe | be a hot fight for fire The handloapper allotted top Weight} 4 to 1. Taxer set such @ fast pace | Force, at even money, and Josie &,| seats In the Colfsoum have. beet) onih innings, and that ¢elle the Ang 3 fi} | Vancouver has Pi on to Tony Faust, but in spite of this |the first part that he had everything | 7). stigt wan put on the achooling|at 6 to 1 : Se} nold out already end Pails, 44 | passing the Indians ang jal the public went to the Hildreth }in the race diay trying to catch |), The Mist was nat on the aohvelie 4 & | A 10-round preliminary between | ‘avo (dilated Onkiand st 430 | league horse and made him favorite at 2) him and won at the ond by a longth | ore again until she mends her man After investigating the nits Blue Dan, @ navy boy, and George) soll ABR © POA Tostorday’s Gomes, — to 1. The best played of the other|from My Houquet, Harmakis was/ 1 oo Orin, barrier, Shé was an bad| Wednesday between Jimmy Hard jornon will be pulled off before ‘tte oa’ s F rtiand 6, Ban Fran. Stanley Ketchelt starters was Sugarmald, she being /@ distant third | ke " my tai the main event soe fe 8 me Gee ree ; and : " os an over yesterday, and broke up| man and “Red” Walker, the judges i i a meet tonight at San Bp backed from 6 to 1 down to 4 to 1. Two favorites won during the aft.|"" CVer yestonaay, Mad Miike NO 4 Hardman $100 and Walk eet 2 an a s00—Lae Angeles 6 orhetis sobaall The Mist, Green Seat and Glorlo all /ernoon—Force, at even money, and | (4) AIT Meee a eee en ciently fined Huvdanen it) pe 3 fight. Ketcholt a oe colved scattering support. The! Dareington, at 2 to t—and neither | the beat ¢ gh an pte tela ’ oe ae NONTRWROTERN LEADUR. [but many of tue Sa Mint was on her bad behavior at the|had much trouble in beating the | *P'UR8 5 ltbe ane. amow ine he Won K } ie mee eg Won Laat. Pet. Iraily will make (reel ‘ Darrter, as usual, and when the start | field opposed to him | / | the | oe £e in Jockey Tommy Gargan had two] re d j . - travel his fastest ej a =o . . > - rotale Tv 2 eee laagy perfor 1 : | samen. sae pen Regt ee Te There was considerable rongh rid GAME WITH WAY Rane Cn ube. o © Saedy port mer, td may W B TE Vernon, and again at Anacortes, | side the mon i... ing in the last race, and Kell Pie carte Boake h Nick Burley is well known in Se-| He was third om St, Francis and ee | yi ociagatia, the favorite, was nearly ——__—— pearveriant ab ile 4 8 eg attle and the northwest. When | ond on My Houquet thrown over the fence, But for the} i walt - ke ee Be BURLEY fights were {he go in Seattle, sev i ‘ ' mishap the mare would have been|, Chappy Nay gave + yi od we / ae a oS eral years Ago, Burley was the| Tom White, the Australian plung | 4 een contender for first money, . |!4nd & tough game of pool last a a ce eee principal fn many contests, He| et, Who set the betting ring afire night at the Auditorium on Fourth | Hoos, Es ek | - a. went to Dawson and other Alaskan | With some of his big bets the early iack Cloud, ‘The Mist and Mar-| °° Na ried off with a run Of Fuomas, po Ae - | Pana : 4 , and bed now returned. Both But-| oe en pa fo hasu't wo! . jxave him @ good lead y kept — nn ley and Webster will go tnto train.| bet for the past three days schooling lst Jahead until the ninth frame, when ° } Te Tame ing at once. | we = i ‘ Kirkland, using his expertence, |» te Marke Box Office # Battling Webster and Nick Bur-|"* EAA | Roy Offut had a bad day and quit! | Dr. Coleman, of the Ries string, | d ahead and finally won out, K . [Orders cos bee ty ley have signed articles for a 20-/ LOS ANGELES, July 31—Jas, J, about $1,900 loser. | He only won the other morning end will | ota! see me, Eirenne 10 ane |S . found boxing contest or to a finish | Jeffries today announced that he | one bet the entire afternoon hot be in shape to start for some| Ny, °* Tonight Kirkland will be | m a : | | The + hee View x. Milltown, W intends to withdraw from the box br [pitted against J. H. Hughes, the on” piety | ee Se Bee, See, ling club which bears his name, and) When Josie 6. won the last race, | me : coampihn pool player of the Univer: | bs Tush. Double plays JOWUN COWT, Manege, August § There is a side bet of} that he will not referee any more It marked the first win at the moet sity of Washington. Tie game will ae " toy ond Hoes 1 Balan ¢ $100, and the winner will take 75! tights there because things are not ng for Fleming & Clancy Pat MeMahon almost lost his po-lho for 176 te 6 a | The Ban Pt per cent of the gate recetpts and/ run right sition ax Matt Ries’ betting com = tt BME aw pe a cinaemenaadion | the loser 25 per cent | Foree appears to bé something of | missioner, Ries gave him §200 to } hummer PricetatBe, 366. $e ul r Battling Webster has some repu-| The Siwashes kept up thetr win-/a Colin among the two-yeanolds, He | bet on Metlakatia tn the last race, | om " “Rip Vea tation in the northwest He se | ning streak yesterday The Seattle has started here three times, and and Pat got & to 6 for the money | - —_ ine cured the decision tn a ten-round | players are displaying ginger has returned each time a winner In a fow minutes the mare's price | Kid Krant left th morning f @o recently with the Black Demon |and interest in thelr work — right went to 16 to 6. The fact that the Rh 4! ct sh cole: a Seattie T 7 of Ballard, and won a temround|now than they have for some time Bookmaker Hughey Jones waa re-| mare was beaten was the only thing | hte ywheend, with his acauh.t* ornate th Bout with Kid Wolfe at Mount past ported to have won a chunk when that saved Pat his job. |“Chiek” Hudson, to begin work for vgs pa i _- _ hi contest Aug 14 with = a a (Bnattos ond «Co. in 1 , 4 Weather ar | Howell The fight was to have “AT PORT BES@ starter taken piace August 11, but was por toting . as prec-pear-oide}POned OW account of the Eagles : > convention to be held here ees usw - - =| Krant and Howell will enter the - UJ i! Peae t th-2| ting for thelr 15-round bout at 142) | Lois The j ‘ * Achienwer 31 pounds. Howell is {n good condi.| "*°*** ot, Male 1 ach 9) ceeteee if “ji| tion at present. His last match Reope: toces Phage . + W Ke ? a was with Morris » Thompson, at) Week Beginning Sunday Mat, iy « A. Waleh { - ; i; kogurave § 18]Dr, McGregor, Dentist, resumed woempuapathers: : aan practice, 603 American Bank Bidg. | ™* ter s* Napoless ore . And buy from The Hub you are throwing money away ea? Moree and Force «Mi aveih Today and All Wee, BUTTE vs. Adminsion he ant 666” ontin Sta) 105 ne ie Off at 246 Time— oR 49 1-8) 1G 8; 140 1-8 rmakie 4 2 place, 9 3-5 shor Nouguet Ma Toscane vr «the ee ker ne Every efternoen ot aon THE RANDALLS, RIFLE! E FOURTH RACK—deven foriongs ‘The Skykomish Handicap. 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