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

DECEMBER | _PUGILIST WHOSE BROTHER DIED IN FOOT- | BALL GAME WANTS SPORT STOPPED _ VANSVILLE, Ind, Dee. Ortef-atricken at the death of his TACKLE j younger brother Albert in a foot }ball game, Charles Daugherty, a | druggist would like to find seme to start @ movement, the ob Tad Jones Selects Former} jot of which would be to stop} | football everywhere tn the United Washington Man and _ (votbs Praises Work. | Albert Daugherty fell in a game played by the Evansville ¥. M, ©. rn A. team, of whieh he was a mem Tad Jones, fanious Yale quarte ver, with the ¥. M. ©, A. team at} dk and conch of the Yale backfield | Henderson, Ky. When after a/ byrcs S rim e he nled o1 | his year, writing in the New York | * Immag was hanled out from }under a mass of humanity, it was neo el D ‘ American, has selected Danio! | way to NA ow ALBERT DAUGHERTY. CHARLES DAUGHERTY, our fight for the championship. The} there was al panic beeaune [ had been tll It almost cont Maher the aon, as Total 9.636 2,596 - SPORTOGRANS President Prank Farrel! is great lly “annoyed” by the reports that | be ie relenting in his feelings tow. ‘ards Hal Chase. Me saye | | not written of authortued Bs | os to ses Chase tn bis behalf since the | [desertion of Chase Stallings also | denies that any overtures have made to Chase over unable Kid the last fight on @ foul, jien of this city fr @ of the | found that he was paralysed from | ® prhises his work in no uncertain | say goodby fo his widowed mothor. for im fie juntor ¥ to accépt ar member of both teams, possible as follows the killing of lad Jones reviews his past sea The boys on doth power om offense, Me was down trend «them = as =— murderers.”/ pone end rune for kick for Ls di as far as the Navy w ied, w the on@ man ‘who | against football. aiways in the @ar.’ a ce, and Moariett, | Maher “he sald, “the Evansville Y, je, and Hoar, Harvard uta proteaiion.” yw been for it ja npg aed Hollenbach. / went and applied for membership | munities might crowd groaned and and declare Y. M. C. A. because of the brutality | football team her * only fight." The Ravens pulled the frst| io4 universities of the country per: | but I hope it will be disbanded for treetion of his mother caused him Bagar Wright moved from the dieody football players piled upon a man in a foot Maher and Mitchell, and wae the the day J. & MoKown set a new ting ia 200 years. Te prise fights we were not al champion welterweight of the state. Ist tnd Sré ES AT A ST OE EE RR eee eee Girle Want Games. te & quandary to kmow why they , Instructors Kilis and Erickson the Indian clubs; Seott and Privat At the annual minstrel show and form human pyramids. at the association auditorium. com-| whatever that means, and the Dark.|%8¢ Overall are bis predecessdrs. decision did not give the | *!#> hand Starting off after the ing pictures will conclude the evew | Ket hie services neat year. Kivt- set the ball of mirth rolling Senools Viay The. edition of « mint. | comic thread where It lenves off ote game of tne eirereltsaining at Mobile, Ala A eet je positions on the All-a his shoulders down. He lived but Standing by the coffin, at the tu- fe on the Dutversity of Wash: | every tn iment to Wi Poimt fror & pugilist in the ring. But his plan ows teams were Albert's friends,” she @ field with his enda, and a sv Charles Daugherty will seek some | aon ie Au. Fifteen years ago, when I was Ends. Pish Techies, Sebem, Asie. closed tg doors to me he atte, 9 quafverteck. le eenban of the Y. M {| prosecuted? Because other Yale [found I was barred oilt see fit to rise u against | most a aie. Owls copped two from the} oy Geir profession, why do the Y.| disband for this se he off Daugherty hed an enviable ree the fire by a swrgin. of 14 | mit football to continue? There| ever. to quit the ring years a He with 214, and also high total| flelds of America last year than bail game crush him with a weight champion middleweight of Indiana Secor for the season, rolling “Why would I like the players in| lowed to hit below the waist. Peter| Both quit the ring undefeated pugt: | ate 931 688 | Secure games. Since their Seas teen tip te Hon [mall iiystrace wrestling poser: | | will perform on the Roman rings, athietic entertainment of the gym In the mustea! line there are the) Mike Dontin hes foined the! edy, in all its mirth provoking town quartette, which te OX pected Mike proctaims thet he mukt get overture by the fall Y. M. ©. A.) ing’s eatertalament. | dently hie joist skit with bis wife, | Bill Hill, “direct trom the Hippo-| The girlie’ sasmetbal! teame of the! - a ymnesium y to afford Barth, Priest, Webb, Van jhes been added to the training football team tor 1008. » few hourg, just long enough to neral, Charles ugherty declared e ecen, leaving that institu. | 2° Would swear out warrants order to make such prosecution Algo ke. form « abandoned at his mother’s Men was the Samay of the affhy team; Its strength on defense said, “and | would not want to r; he was the great fact asjother means to start his crusade =< tn ae | training for a prine fight with Peter Pennsyt. Princeton, guards, ist and engaged Pen! ~ wanta, halfback. | wears but after that wherever com. all over the land | Tf pugiiiats ere raled out of the) the game i u ¥. M. CL A. treated. at the &. A. C. alleys last! MC. A, and why do the colleges | cers of the association say it will, orf as @ priae fighter when the on oo inal rolled high wale} were more dead and cripples re “Just think of it! Twenty-one fought draws with Fitesimmons, | three games with 614. During havo been taken from the brine | of two tons! Hie brother, Marry Daugherty, was Team score [that fatal game with my brother| Maher hit me below the walet in. lists . oe 8s 8S Be i io {a ©. Z. Mershotm. Packages. Denton and Blaine with manipulate aod the tambitng sextetto will) nasiam leaders of the Y. M.C. A.\two Ingrams, musical spectatints, | Holdout League.” Chance, Brown | senses, will be dispensed with © to “take” great. Singing and talk: | %Uch wore hard cash Wf the Giants orchestra, the two La Moines will — ‘ | "Stealing Home,” te a vest péciret | drome saw mill,” will take up the |Cpntral and of the Seward school#) the Naps will do their spring! me Of the ¢ Mr. and been in Cailtfornta for several Dyke ond Mask © chince We: give | Shesting foer Somers corps to feed Lajole and his men | press agent has Hill Hill billed as | the oddest oddity of the age. An AUCTION SALE) 2 === CROWN CLOTHING CO,, 1121 First Avenue. - RHEUMATISM Rotieces in ome free Wpayrent B40 Ar ue ove it. Write for our trev ‘Weers ature Arnold Vibrator Oo Mate inet. BIRD STORE 718 Third av. Saturday a Monday EXTRAORDINARY OFFER For just the two days we will put on extra special sale our entire assortment, consisting of over 750 garments, in 60 different styles, fabrics and grades of Overcoats and Cravenettes At One-Fourth Off When you take into consideration the fact that our Overcoats and Cravenettes at regular prices save the purchaser from $5.00 to $7.50, the following table of prices must appeal to anyone who likes money: $11.25 $15.00 $18.75 $22.50 $26.25 $15.00 and Two Days’ Overcoats Cravenettes, Sale and Cravenettes. Two Days’ Sale Price $20.00 Overcoats Overcoats and Cravenettes, Two Days’ Sale Overcoats i Or Tw ays’ wvenettes, Sale $35.00 Overcoats and Two Days’ Cravenettes , Sale Price 615 to 619 First Av. WORLD BEATERS FOR Opp. Totem Pole OVERCOATS |Local Basketball | Beattie. BELLINGHAM WILL MEET LOCALS Season to Be Started by the Y. M. C, A. Game. | The Seattio ¥, MG. A emeel five anticipate the hardest kind a fight when they meet the souver Y. M, C. A. quintet «eymnastum tomorrow ation ty promised Ryno dating that begin promptly on the hour set, 4:16. The game will in augurate the season for Boattle, but the players expect to win The lipe-up as follows fmasociation night Ar Mangaer | the gagne wil inno of the teams will t Position. Bellinghar Capt. Babcock... F...C. 8 MeBeth Joe DeOhesne...L. F.....0. A. Grue Joo Rigaby c om Horn Will Hoar R e va *Prsreg n Victor Rabel ariywihe O'Firlen Promotes League Jack O'firiéh, with part of inst soaggn, ona 'd cau FREIGHT RATES WILL ADVANCE (By United Press.) TON, Dec. it freight tariffs, January | next, will vanced on all westbound both by rait and by water class rates on westbound Trane | begin be ad traffic The traffic conti ning | will remain as they are now commodity rate on weat traffic from Atlantic sem | board points to Pacific coast ter minals will be Increased approxi mately 10 per cent Chisago preacher declares a good | cook bas it on a beauty in the matri- mootal rece. Same old “through the stomach to the heart” story 809 Second Ave. Between Marion and Columbia Store Open Hventngs 2.50 Siz’ OF SIX Heaut id less than $ Hd for Oa $5.00 | et, solid Pearl silver ferrule size; made to sell at $10,00 $7.50 Si died Kni et OF SIX sor} tt for } ell for le price $7.50 set of HALF PRICE—L jib! Eggington, Quaker City lines of and eautiful Cut Gla one in ¢ offere our regular low and Monday 96.50 PIECES CUT GLA This bea prices SE Cut Water Pitcher ix fine Cut Tumblers and Glas t atch sold ior than $12. price, $6.50 set ymplete never less Friday HALF SAVE ¥ GATES’ JEWELRY SALE On Many of the Christmas Needs fal Pea D809 Second Aye Between Marloy and Columbia” 4 P60 Kiveningy Friday Shventain and Monday Solid Silver Specials GOODS TY asks On our Tea weight, Solg price e Half Price Solid Silver Berry a I ' ablespoo Several new date fered for Fric Saturday Monday at half price p and } | Big Cut in Prices of Silver Toilet and = Mani- cure Sets Oneh Satur day and Mon utiful Hon Pickle large Others charge you $1.50 $1.50 PAIR BUTTONS from pair DIAMONDS CUT IN PRICE solutely guarantee to save y anything in the Diamond line vince you. do it one like it. O SOLID ss than $ ver sold Sale price $1 Ne A look will d« $1.00 EACH—Fine line Solid Gold Scarf set with pearls and other ¢ $1.09 each Pins, Should sell for $2.00, Sale p GOLD ¢ Many new patterns to s 50 -— We ab 1 money on Let us con This et Cut « Bon piece beautifully Olive ot ng in { Dish, $10 per wize per set buy without ing our line Tbe EACH—Jelly, Sugar t and Bon Bon Spoons to $ ) Pickle, Olive and Coid Meet Forks. Sold by others at $1.50 to $2.00. Sale price The each Down, Down Go the Prices on Watches Seven hundred beautiful Solid Gold- Filled, Silver, Gun Metal, Enamel and Nickel Watches, all standard Elgin, Waltham, Howard, Hampden, and many other makes at greatly reduced price, rice ett each stones FINEST LINE OF HAND-PAINTED ART CHINA IN THE CITY AT PRICES THAT Beautiful Hand-Painted Plates ; $1.00 FACI! Sale price, $1.00 each Don't overlook us. in the lines we carry WE ARE the factories do not try to ge $69 Second Ave. B. L. We can p Open tvenings NOT AGENTS FOR FACT« vern our prices WILL SURPRISE YOU. should sell for $1.50 and $20 good size; sitively save 1 from one-fourth to one-half on anything RIES. We buy and pay for our goods, ang) GATES, Jeweler ~ AMUSEMENTS. — Afierscom, 2:15 o'Clock, Useful Presets Moore Theatre THIRD Aven 35¢c Victor, Enameled Wood Handle, The saw outs brass, « soft and f tee! and tron weil Black ©. blade, cuts te a I topth of 4 Inches fee . #0 horigontal or pendicular; on with 12 blades ne leep your out of mis and tea hew to mm fancy boxes other useful sable. Teyeste a ie Oc. 4 aieel tubular frame, through Niokel pl with cab) cor cy t adjusted and most practical cop made. If time and natderation Cable 1 Atkins fe mat z Saw Blades anteed by B. ¢ Tos iy Vietor Coping mati ¥. P.M. Ce each By mail Te F. M. 1310 Second Avenue | 120 ving Saw Blades aed Ke AMUSEMENTS. Moore Theatre JOHN CORT, Manager. This Week, Mat Cohan & Harris Present Cohan's My so MILES PROM RE Mats TON” al Nights, 500 t 60 Six Nights Beginning Sunday Night Matiness Thursday and Saturday Henry Miler Presents KHAT DIVIDE.” Vaughn Mood Yow Belling—60c to $1.60 For Saturday German Coffee Cake Two for 1c. Try layer every our day cake, fresh OUR GOODS RECOMMEND THEMSELVES. COME AND SEE OUR PRICES. International Bakery Stalle 40-41, Publio Bakery, 1219 Yosler BAKERY, Market Way. IND. L, 4780; MAR iii |, ee T, & 6617, Seattle Mme. Davenport Kogbers, Prices, TONIGHT and All mati A Real ing Pietures. THE GRAND. “SPINNING "=! Seats Now Se Vian American Bank. reweil Concert of 1908 by the Symphony Orchestre. Soloist, “UNCLE TOMS how The Origins! Di t $1.00 to nist 2c. Senate now ‘Seattie Theatre Phones 43. Vecthess Belureay Week. the Dra Event of This Season, “IN WYOMING.” $3.00 Pa Drew, Mere ¢ “UN EQUALLED — Vaudevilie’s “A NIGHT WITH THE 12—Finigned Ar jag a SPLENOUD QUARTET, | WALTHOUR raeuhn, k and oa a @—Other Vaudeville ’ Lots THEA unset Main 1804; Ind ‘This Week, the Great College “STRONGHRARTS rawley s Greatest Smoot ~& Contented a ‘Peter Attraction at Our] a Inch Sunday Mat., TRAMP Play Ever » Nights 10, 25, 80, Te uced Neptovilie, Week of Mr Orpheam ‘STAR POPULAR VAUDEY! 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