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

2 THE STAR—FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1908 200 caper qeaeengrn= ghynger pnsee> ame an on . ath he ” laht O Conner to 1 sHOOL DAY SPECIAL Prices BY REFUGEE. haned her | gelee today to Ketcl ' on Clothing for the Boys, Ladies’ ¢ay again proved too ’ neg 4.00 & | ; . Pe a Dee tes tess . “ Regular $3.0 ts only $1.59 feertlhet ss beeelagadles oct Dorin 1|. Archibald tnereased his lead for|the cows came home, ax he Uh uBht! HHermia once the king of tt > many fights ane was stale, He || Regular $4.00 Suits only go'gg Jand, although Seattle . bumped ]ing giver cup when he won on} fhe ought to have been a long shot | libreda. who Wel the Gubwban | to Jent th he Michis Regular $5.00 Suits only $9 no | Claflin for 17 bite, there Was noth} Day Star, and he has 24 points to} instead of weeond choice in the land other meh ata has b ” on in t CROWN CLOTHING CO, ing doing in the win Ine, Soore,| hia credit, Harris by winning on] betting | for $900, and wilt od for breed. | middleweight chan ' wen 1121 Firet Ave Harry Scott and finishing secd ne purposes r 26 . — Butte &, Seattle 6 : twice, moved second plate}! Jockie Frankie Hildebrand ar Pakpe has a th eal engage AMUGED a : . try to use df on Brincoe, who Itke With the e 8 to vom . ely ad me - JSEMENTS, | Opening Smoker of Wash- yiso Soncoste a stiff kick In ithe : and pow has Ment rived from Butte and immediately] {arin Corps feothall h we und he hen " ee te Seattle in the ninth Inning and Melntyre are ted for thi ded to go to work, He had} 7! : a 4” © for Chicago, where he w Moore Theat ington Athletic Club Magen and George Jones, two/ singled, Frisk knocked the ball] place with 14 each. ‘The balan mounts but the best he did|0f Bremerton navy yard. pene day until within three weeks of the : naa ire . < will P x rad Of the scores stand as follow was to land Mondella third in the | Re" | ped y i fight, when be will come west to ong in 7 to Be Given. apeedy Uphtwolatte Will meet in it of the lot and the tans had] Cerner 12, King and B. Wilson | lye the Cc rage ten y & score “Of | erain Kefined Darkiown Lady Miesteats, ‘ed : ~ norm: mal 0 ithe boxing bouts. | visions of a winning rally, Stand-| cach seeviile 11, Coburn 10, Wal ’ $, | Fhe Marine team shows The Keatile Woden Lovers of speedy and hurricane awe eee otorhean thin even. the | {dite showed himself some batter! s, C. Russell #, Retthe Donvits i me anexplained reason Su-] CNN And wil’ t Agen ating BUR NS- NS N Roe ae a vet of tha & * night for the opening smoker at the | hard He had pre i xcked the ball) Shelton is} My : a - 4 wet — pal deol | | S ' > las sstling bouts go to} UP agalnat the wire ting. ove d wprin or Butte form did no’ li aha Ma a a | (4 Washington Athletic club TWO Guluay Wrestnd Noes & ttor tried to make QP warrant suc ‘ong support tn (By United P. f Laxt year’s smokers always drew complete the program, Corey and |the fence top, nothing but a strong) Kd 7 led t ke ag Arrant #uoh & #LFONE BUPPOTE 1D] vging will hook up Malet yale aoe ee Moore Theatre é capacity crowds, and tonight's; Dowling will meet in one of these,| Wind preventing his getting a/away cleanup on : ta prare BB} euch company turd ball park next i. Tiel oe ner and o% Ag - acorn av, ome, i at H have as nm while Higginbotham and Dona homer on that o¢ 11, and backed ber from : lKaglon won the first game played,| hore today tha nn ut bo ata will have f. ce Deena See Perate l aeet wade: the to 1 down to 8 to 1, bat Ravage Mr. I St. D. Skinner, who and Jaok Johnson have been matet Sicuses. 7 “— mye a ee ee . t A ery «rea wae the t vdge a he } to ht € 1 la « . rene ited year, Those who witnessed last | botham is closely related to the for | the fans got excited and proved a very great a ! Hing judge at th ; Rea ea fie ( Bid P enn , ' 1 root, but Childer and Fortier hit! ¢ « Resides losing hia cont Hutte meeting, arrived here jatter pa Novem ber it is wn ‘* year's amokers need no further as | mer Aberd r and holds the ; Ra & Ro mo. WMEEinsé that & eyndisate of Aus DON'T TLL MY WIPKe b lub wresti! amptonshtp. wn. | to Sta and all was over ont his mare, a ¢ yeute ” i fitet aaat hat a By 4 1 : , : surance =" ing championship. Don atable claimed Hye Hye I fe 4) trdifans wi nance the fight, gi ; 11, mM pature bout of the aldson will have to extend himself The score y rl os . Meek tae fina , 1 sre feat Am ® 80 A & | This was probably done tn retaliye] "Red BIN" Cain had a hundred oe tein (9 ling a purse of $25,000, winner take e together Cal H for a look In with the clever Hig “ ' - : Print ‘ ' ' : Peggle pe’ ; —— MAPhereos. Harrie’ 0 ginbotham at ‘So a ee Bat tion because Trotter claimed Misg] ac the board on Pickawa s Roary been oid Bae rted | 00 per ¢ a « ‘ M > T i boxer ia well known The handling and seating of the a Magzont * mm this stable mn fe I . ; ' wn first he | °°8 rhe advice ceived he oore heatre : son is said to be « apectators will be an improvement |}? ¢ 1 2 ¢ F 8] weeks ago AR trom won $1,900, W. G.) saw Frisk tart to throw Claflin ran| “CHEAP COLONIST RATES cid wha t nit, over the methods in use last yea i 2 5 . ¢ regon club, won) ag dant id for the b but} 4 ‘i i pare omen bass, | eoer 0 tg ; H H ; Fillmore Street Max” Cohn, an-|§ Linder won $1,500] wmite theo is othe Westbound during Septembe ! ym The men will battle at 160 pounds, | although ere was th , n eS i; e ‘ +e a T. Fryer won $1,000.) .. 7 aod pre- | October via Oregon RR. & Naviga @ 2 ringside for kicks in this Hne Pee 2 nown yesterday tha e and mn Jon and speed of a bullet and] & , h ; Baie if a " . truet Sniffies” King would sall for San} These were some of the wit of i ep ER ger The {tion Co, Chicago to Seattle, $28.0 . Gen. Chapman and George Brown will) Assistant Boxing — Instructor : ~ ‘ woul eon Wor paul Bt Leeds, 3 proc thog son, hook up in what should be a slam- Schacht, of the Seattle t . iC fe Se © Errante amt Gunde ‘simatilens fou 1 iinponmit ‘ od Fe det gg oy ple = bang affair, and La Bounty, who who gave emine wat Te Ge Sot uly Bae sie. ten tabled chet Pa ‘ watching ¢ . aA tat nigh b oy ore R fi { D. — 8 i Soe ean cae Wah ofthe Ee Se Oe ne ee He, for misbehavior at the he uMONE " : | d carries a hay-making wallop will| year, will off Pay Ge ge ae a the second race was give | bookles wore tinea. ho] tx wkeh saubhe to ines Wash on Sage cag ge 8’ Refined Darktown $ ’ ' . . 4 P| tar vat oo mi 7 t . ) A E. Eg. t Ge Agt +t $8 fla day's suspension arter| lost § kd who lost $ youtorday a garnered OUTSIDERS WINAT ELS ff Sl Dever and Harry Froelich who lost #400.| hits to Butters 3 Lady Minstrels ise we RE os ae oe | ) < to ae THE MEADOWS + 3+ 3 8d 8] ALS. Jackson would have made a] One-Two-Three Martin won abot 1 shin iieak: getiedl asi on 4 } nel ee cee a OO ee edie | cia eat te gen Remar Of, On Your Savings |. an j Fur-| . : getting 12 to 1 some of his toria, B.C. The Spirit wor ) for Particulars See | nt Ravaria and Day Star Fur- ¥®* supposed to n, Harry Scott interfered with} Roy Offutt lost $600 on hin hor ; i aon Gan | Bae i y and Anna May, and the public went tr] Plekaway in stretch of tne | John Lyle in the last race, but ' 4 i fight for pt Puget Bound Savings & Loan Co. A The Grand ' nish Surprise—Get to, these two. Another contingent Ws" | aged campaigner might bave gotito that he had beaten Korosilany,| yea G 112 Columbia Street JOHN CORT, Manager : 5 led by Owner Ed Trotter, backed ders | the decision. linstant and Harry it tor r ¢ ] Home First. Bye Bye I mn 18 to 1 down to amounts and quit a big wine ‘ | pect fous Aaa on. — but not one of the trio fin | Albert the Whale had all his|his day's operations i eet : i on : om » In spite of the lack of class on i first. Ravaria, o 1, & =. |clents betting on Instant opona c . ing Shirley Rossm into the eB wang Roane on F tt te wad thet all the bears, cou oo Bat | the card, there was 0 large ationd:| ing went on and easily beat < ' Red” Walker ts st gare and d n the Olympic moun-| Mt } ance at The Meadows yesterday.) hye Bye I. a couple of lengths the races, He bet on P tains ha into hiding since] ee] ' and the public about broke even| in the fast time of 1 5. Tamar ret. [at 2 to 1 and then bad a big bet | One announced | The Grand | with the bookies, as three favorites | under a weak ride m Walsh, fin ** | down on his own horse Marry Seott. hia | lon of ape « & month! cipro teat a Jotm Cort, and three outsiders divided the | ished third “ there after the the races Will Fight Thanksgiving | SE Of the Rewular Season card , | The public got another bump tn . Frank Bain would have lost bis D t Coli | ae pr ay fem. 18 : The victory that pleased the | the last race, when they made Miss **\ bank roll if Tamar had won. He| Matt Reis won a cracking bi¢ lay a oliseum ™ aehenl | talent most occurred in the fourth | Himyar a hot favorite and backed “| nid against her in his book until bet when Instant got home in front in Fri ea ef : me b igen race when Harry Scott got home|her from 3 to 1 down to 2 to 1.| aie seats wacom. w% ceili in Frisco. wt cclitng: Sas ts elt tet im front of a fair field. He was|She never showed a bit of speed : Genenannsianiaaninn p backed from 3 to 1 down to 8 to 5.) and finished far back. Day Star j American Lenewe. | Const Lewwue. nied Me . nti and after trafling all the way, came | at 10 to 1, after belng close up all) «: Rrickeon and Sugden, But-| Won, taet . Ce A Jor On. Gent. ii. Pae eS ‘Seattle | Theatre with a big burst of speed in the the way, be Stoney Lee by a ” sna “ n - by . v “ he} Russell & Drew. stretch and easily beat Pickaway,|head in a hard drive, with Wap, At Aberdeen + 6h 468] fight fans here today were surpris-| All Kinds of Nifty Suite eaati eee nee 12 to 1 by a length. Nattie Bump | the pacemaker, five lengths back Se . 4 Sudeeie an Francieco ¢| 64 to learn that Stanley Ketchett | ab Pal-and Winter ‘ po, 16 to 1, came from the clouds| Instant proved he A pretty | Anerdes . - ; | will be given a nee to regain his| Wear THe LIPTLE to finish third. Blondy was a« sec: | shifty twoyearold whe © won| te «: Kitilay and Krette, Pern! ei tae Anguics lied chai a a ta oe " , % soon . ond choice in the race but after/the five and a half f dash. janet! oer. . gical a Comes aurele by Bully} We have a larger ansort “Nee JOS PEKING showing speed, he stopped badly | 3 was meeting a fast 4, bat Minetrete . he See |} Papke aupke signed with Ketehell | ment than ever for you to Price tye lee and The; Nigh and finished in the ruck zh the rail tm the! ,, Be phen Ph : = . heat mt, Jee O'Conner neting tert elec -— me gi ed tongs | stret ‘on easily 7 we CO ne ar materials and the The third ee ee defn ob eee Ketebell and Tom Jones for Papke a6 THIRD AVENUE THEATRE THEATRE back of her and Pert, F . . sap seo Washington High's delayed foot-| Jack Gleason Ras secured the} . eres ae See ' : + ‘Week Mattees Somme | Argonaut finished noses apart Pp A a | re) Ss RAL yeah kdl gases dada wae, anag| Match, which is to be pulled off} mare rivaling 0 : . the order named. 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