The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 4, 1908, Page 2

Waterfest a Big S Success Won Gets Ducking in the Tank. GREAT CROWD AT WATER CARNIVAL came terribly em st an Lonnie Austin, the boxing || a4 inatruetor, started to run to out the lights some Sherlock ¢ darrassed, IG but REAT RUNNER IS THIS merly of the Indians, origtnalty | YOUNGSTER 28330" (Mi Willight league My = mn, wha ts in busi ‘ tol Tat, Alta writes at ie pome tig apout apother n axpoot to | ht longue t FR to $1.00. | Now Selling “|@QILMIOR — E DOBIE Ig RE-ELECTED COACH ESHMEN PLAY SOPHS TO A TIE Rassmussen Praised for the Management of discovered that the poor, unfortu SPOKANE HAS: AW the Finances, ~ om nate lady was none other than Art Th hom La | : eed claaed. tha fret equation Walter James gave good exhibt a ie " ' “ ied . . kh of ondurance and Tindall and on naton yesterday afternoor nival, witressed by a S. R. O, tons of ond and Tin¢ - to a 00 tle tn a foott * # crowd. Many of the weaker sex——| McDermott won several events, | (Star Special Service.) ‘ tnging a aut-|ioe C™ Spokane comes the tollow-|nenay Field Deny: ‘ : wt mothers, wives and friends of | NEW YORK, Deo, 4.—Knowing |the steeplechase, apringing ® Aur-ling hot shot in regard to the re-|the free ince enue - } COUtEOL. fy wf mabers, were present YALE MAN THROWS Jones who have watched John] — prise that bit tho Kngiiah ike ®/oent talk of putting Ruse Hall up|toe orth. +s grehtcvey ie conatl nopy, ws Bob Filberg, an 3. A. C. junior inelo of the New York Athletic] bong go on eye Of the run.| ry the, Presidency, to succeed W.| were ut . a us | voted a . sen tte "i erawl « town a nicety, Fy SPO ANE and aw him gullop off with the| jning England's two reliance mon | the Northwe h 16AKUC CAH PUL UP | freghmer bg tt ’ Gulekly jy. ys berg | he ae ecord )milo national champlonship at! | He was picked to win the final but} what he says # worth he would |e ¢ ‘ ries ; < nO Other dap, ‘ " " — 8 Injurec 1 was operated upon | j,¢ st to t Me forw « gain a “ ¢ the GO-yard race, doing HC in 33 se iis spain Weiss Cottle park, can fool that wat] § ‘esr dng npr y Shoe Hi a ‘iait nia he ball at critical |t nal dered Thomas G. MeDonald, physical PORTLAND, = De 4 Rddle : Sation of heen verifi | Despite the fact that he suffe 1 " re , a : + Wee tite éol Airecto @ & short talk on re-/ O'Connell, wrestling instructor at| "With at of the bost distance fun agony a. oe Negi - +4 1 oy . Ah ae . rar tt ng vy suscita explat “s clearly Multnomah A, C. and formerly of | ners in this cour including sev i ib rv ¢ the youngater « ‘of " to th 18! the neeess) tails, Practical {08 | py ver ; chee Joo | eral Marathon winners, Eisele com j alan “ ; or t o senior ‘ » sa ome tration was furnished ty two mem nape ; bgp les - so i ot | noted for the 10-mile title, Some of fa probably the best, distance rup handle t gh we bay “Ine debt a bere, who sunk to the bottom of| Heinrich of Spokane two out of | ie runners started out at a tor her fo . o et ain ad m grati The lowe . he vont aid che tar rescued and carried - :t full Net . , 30 | Pace. hoping to kiN off thelr rival | . al me ke t " } , bail = and revived iret fall by a full Nelson tt in thé early stages | a 0 N there are tl bras " t . " ow igh school won the| minutes and 29 seconds, Helnrt Kitsole used 1id judgment and | iIBASKETB takes fou hi ees ; "author Lincoln igh put O'Connell's shoulders to the| seme age sg oe ' ar al ] } . with Raster A. team bested the | mat Sone, ek tated 2 Shu | ie mitted the fleld to lead him | \ IDAHO MAP Spokane, how 1 you Bt gen nnd t ere fameg club and Untversity teams strength alone € rote Svea] | miles and the leaders | | 7 The waterfest was not with ae eee cay ieee te O'Con-| chowed the w ast mile, | = POSS rere rey? A f tht location tie waibie features. At ene ell welghed 14 ind p - Pir gt | (By United Press.) OR ES MAY | vie a field was de mattenate lady ventured a Grad increa ' tride | JP ee psd ye po Wag gee |®* MILLIONS OF LETTERS & conan! Pata, to the tes : and epftahed in. She Sais teanane “tte and awinging wide at the turn into | ketba bolas the cour : GET JENKINS: THAT WENT ASTRAY. %|hence the | me i & deat cleb members, Sh o, NEW HAN “—¥ The pa antly f » 6 pm, Mont: (onintasateto be to the side and carefuily A f mt . Mm gue ywling 8 t ta uvvnuvenags Paper 1 " alderately helped out M4 : jand both Bd who were On| », ie ts iene oF cue a vg Fee pe thrown away afte dripping on the edge for a a mon of reserve | last year's tea pack. Young, r otnr pik “emeehe c * , n A* lin @ Inte pate ae if ot d and forthwith an ‘ burst of | forward, and ricklan, € « . seorete et ie ve ad disrobing. The ladies present be eed he distanced ali but bis club | at year’s team, have not returned. | j j t associat ‘ ECM ine y & ‘ ansocla ' P minutes »nd | f ri pt education, w sociate f t ve ta ive minutes to} a ach the team new bowling lloya recently in |4gAQONt 11000000 plncenrwere mai | $2.25 No, O24 Stanley 1 Sissle fo 6 te N 4 leeo INCES Coat tr te oe = ee ab in. Concealed 2 0 é J. and will be He iM CREDIE ANNOU " it 5 good will ‘a ‘ au 00 work *¢ Ratchet Brace . . is six . n he ler t ‘ t , . » % weighing bat ~ NORTHWEST TEAM | 7 mete aael een and pa « 1 * 2 of And Mr. 4 W. H. T. Douglas Is Only a British , .., . use , hee * Amateur, Y' Know. ; ‘henge , erspnre | t He ' f checks and drafts € , w " tr he w ey b s $ ) cur t 8 $47,000 nade « « 1] » Prix ton 4 but ames Port iN * ' t ye . s latter « at tored to (Star Special Service.) | j m to & doa runulng, | In oie AMUSEMENTS = { LONDON, Dee, 4.--Su M J to appear on . wh vison w ark jt ~ yo t is, unde J. W. H. T. Douglas were a 7 . fre ) ‘ | Moore Theatre a » sional boxer ad of an amate In 1907 he took the i two-| Laat spring Eisele won a place on wa K y orf HIN naan | aha and then suppose he were ty tafe te in the Yale ‘the Olympta " i Priday Evening, December 4 Tommy Burns for the world’s cham- | » ar Messin Endorses Volunteers pionship. t would happen? | o H CHONAL-*¥ MPHONY 806 wry. rinas H Kk. of ° According to a great many fistic \DIL L ARD BECK is 8 Joe soLoiwrs mittee « critics who have seen the work of Sen s ,, Mine er a P or Mr. Douglas tn the last few months, | Qutfte Harry Melchotr 7 Ware. in work of Burns would be a very busy bay, and | L INCOL bed CA PP 7 A iN aibie). O icCred Mr. Aftert’ Kesstue poe would have to “go some” to hang} | ; 4 Renerves C Watling, 711 Be ¢ on to the title / | a _|whien t Sate coupons tn ue One| | Big Center Elected as the 1» ee nttve, third EAGLES WINNERS ara Theatre ple games, fighting at 157 pounds, | Leader of Football B AME Faled raeineees: Sts elo. thule in the taking of pre- | br aud, more than that, he has cap pte dahparenirconnd Ha | oe be tured also the heavyweight ama: | Team of- 1909. tenes: de wird Cnemnerna One welcome thing about the|» teur championship of England, mae a Shenrtes Jost lane pe " st. OLIVIA HL, Mees ecent marriage of a s« agena beating men to whom he was giv Ditlerd F 4 soph ony ue of the Cran HJ Soprat “ rian couple is that the headline tng 40 to 50 pounds in weight unanimously elected ca D. 7 ¢ ' 4 wan high for F 4 s now selling. Price®, | writer couldn't refer to it as a wed ing ‘ gallery, 2 And that tsn't all, either, Doug- | Lincoln high se 1 three « ts for | selling Bund. }ding of December and May | ban ‘laa has already fought Tommy | yeaterda the mew single « with 238 . — - —-| — hn el | ie lat ind t } ®, Burns, and the favored folks who} | season's t He had no oppost t ind Moore Theatre saw the fight declare that Tommy | tion for the leadership Kaa '< a STT eee 4s JOHN CORT, Manager RHEUMATISM wt ee} had all he could do to keep on his | Beck bas h © position of re : wo Pert * Oniy—Baturday will feet_and parry the blows that J m the Lincols t aor the POP eee eee eee eee, Mat ig |] Relieved in one free treatment of" working F W. HL T. was sending his way ant two yoars, always playing @ * #| Honry ei Ce eee noes tak ee *Y your old brade ai ri || } encounter took place at a | steady and consistent gnine. On the # BROADWAY'S RECEIPTS. * . |} prove it. Write for our free liter, a a { BDO! club tn London called the } neive Beck has been a tower * . bart 7, oe Thieves’ Kiteben. Burns had bees ength, weighing 170 pounds @ Mana Mar old Hartman, * 5 taken there to witness a few boxing and being very aggressive. @ of the B high ol & Mat to $1 Night, 600 to} matches. Someone suggested that & oleven, stated this morning & ' SEATS NOW SLING | 3! Burns should box a few exhibition AT EMERYVILLE By bed PY what the Broadway Athletic as | i | rounds with Douglas, who also hap- ¥ j the betting # sociation finished the football #| Week nning Sunday Night ht 4$ one. By mail pened to be present. (By United Press.) | contin, imable to profh|® season with @ net profit of & oat, 1 Tommy had never heard of/ OAKLAND, Cal lgreatly by thane victories, as three & $435. The largest {* { F Sat rd : and he fell for the game Moly wore at odds on. The best priced |e game were made on the * or tu ay ne tech auuan ee *t a cavil. When the punch- fen favorites to win were Enfield, Stell) @ Lincoln high game, when $350 # 2 Coun Pee Weight 4¢ ome. y mail ~ eves’ cheners some | aes ° mon -. adnee i aay re et —- el Cake, spectall made for we : a tner for second mone: ¢ and one-half Suriones, sell eure v ¥ Brace = Me tarfamed cleverness. ie a EE The Grand Seturdas epee t know that Douglas is the [raced out with Deutschland, but in | sgcond, Free Knight, the Bear. third | CHANDLER (8 SIGNED. JOHN CORT, Manager. if OUR Goons REcommEND ff] *2.75., 14-12, No. 92, hardest hitter known in England the stretch the saddie stor: 4. Time—1:10 2-6 Sutures THEMSELVES. COME AND — Ratehet during —— 50 ee. a after: th mt ae mina ut mue a iz fort raat, 9. venh—obde, eimamee=| George 8 Success SEE OUR PRICES. Weight 50 one. By mall! Douglas just hit him. The first Pavorites and well-played horses |Hon third. ‘Time—1:164-5 } on» | “ 2.60. 10-dp, No, Sil, Semded: Seark eg ac were again wuccessful in a majority) One mile, purse=Old Timer won Rroadhuret | t t | ey ee rt par A adage the races. Anna May won ber | Hasty Agnes second, Adriuc hme rine nternationa Peete ai oa’ fened up for a pattie, with the sixth race since the opening of the Tins 1:411-5. | No. 911 ie anme-enit season when she beat May Ap One mile, setling—Animus won | Ing it has metal elaa = cut a in the third. She was bid uy Oreagna second, St. Kilda third Beginning With Matinee Sunddy. | Bake: $218, 12-19, Ne. 9th These who saw fight say $700 to $1,000 by Charies Sanford | Time—1:41 3-8 latiness Wednesday and Sat-| cealed Ratchet that when the three rounda were and retained J weey. Harry) Six and half furtongs setting Return of the Favorites, Stalle 40-41, Public Market - > gti ig over Burns had received the worst “Ww. M. T. enka. Mack and. Wet put in|—Lee Harrison Il. won, Kllaabeth F MURKAY 4 MACK, Bakery, 1219 Vesler W Weight 49 one. By mail mauling he ever got, while Doug “ . DOU claims for May Amelia and R- neey |secand, Haber third. Time-1:22 In : las was almost untouched [cricketers im England, aud te well |treomts: “** “rOUsh shaking dice} Seven furlongs. selling—Oriflamy “THE SUNNY SIDE OF if OAKERY, IND. C4700; MAR- TE Ag, SPIN Douglas is one of the best! known in other branches of sport ix furlonge—Joe Rose won, Capt. third. Time-iii. OADWAY. | 3 . 1310 Second Specials Suits Overcoats Cravenettes Imported woolens worsteds—every ment man- and gar- tailored $20, $25, $30, $35 (Instead of to $50.) Regal $15 Clothes Aways $15 Saturday Extra Spe- clal—1,200 doz. men’s Ggrby ribbed under- wear, form-fitting, regular value garment — 40c or 75c suit. from $30 garment World Beaters for THE@HUB Overcoats 616-617 First Av., Seattle, Wash, On the Square — Opposite the Totem Po: | ‘Seattie Theatre 1 @ Drow, Mera Bat Phones 42. and All This Week “A Straggle tor Gold.” | Week— Beginning in Wyoming |. Odr Prices--10c, 1b¢ | be i Sunday { 260, 300, 40e. Lois Theatre | Phones—Suneet Main 1304; Ind. 4324. | |Last Three Times, With Saturday | Matinee | | Augustus Thomas’ Greatest Comedy | “Mrs. Leffingwell's Boots” Next Week, First 8 | “Strongheart ~ THE CAMERAPHONE SHANNON THEATRE Time tn | Heltre Change of mit | HYREY ACT A HUT THE REAL TALKING PLOT “ jorne M Ww xie Dar rik F ara Thropy wii #¢, singing t int Mt $508 Ma Every Bvening Th « Melodrama “Deadwood Dick in Colorade.” |} Next W Starting Sunday Mat Robbers , Mata Nights, 18¢ = | | Matiners > 800. Nights 10, 25, 50. He Advan Vaudey Week of how. wo. Homer Lind & Co. Byers & Her an, Bowser-Hinkie | Co. Burt | eonard, Bue Smith Orpheum Motion 7 STAR | POPULAR VAUDEVILLD | Performances Datly 0, 7:16, 9:18. Prices-—100, 206. ms? MYSTORY AOT ATUL STUDENTS ooding the Limit.” MARTELLI & ROSSI, Itallan Opera Duo. WORLD'S COM . FOUR Mirth and Melody BIG whA ric Theatre amontin, Prop. Oogidental Vashington St owe of f Bpete ne. Laughable Comedy on TWO.” PARP ERE, KO", Panter ¢ and Ametout 1 oN dak Matingow Ind, 667, ANSON » Maniacs "Ex iS ay | | | A pre ur I rele | and sind Tele n phon WHA “Gus Brown” The Holiday Spirit Is On | It's in our Store, in our Men, in our Merchandise) keep your eyes on our windows for the most i teresting displays of novelties in MEN'S WEAR at prices everybody can pay and don't forget to SHOP EARLY Second and Yesler. “Where the Cars Stop” Saturday Evening From 6 to 8 We do not agree with those who #7 that it is always EASY to save moseh of us really very espectally at the start But the Habtt of Saving CAN be 4 tivated sooner or later, the Ma® Worth While discovers that it MUST # cultivated if he Is to acquit himeslt naibilities that he and niaell For most ¢ it is ‘4 a itably in the accepted To ect his family Z j against hard times; against bres” ai inst the death of the ® ‘t ‘against (he reduced arala 1 IN er of lator years—to provide ta ANe iam git for the FUTURH, there pe: Ast if-denial, . NOW. neans some Fel Man Worth While sets vie Se System is the necessary thing, | each ay cheek soon wf haut thon, and soarcely til then, “tos really b easy, The i Alaska Bulldin round interest is @ big help. ot time tome of the Scandina- Peat irday Evening is an excell an Amerioan Bank to Ope New Account—hows Scandinavian Ameria Bank Alaska Building. Seattle. U.S. Ad