The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 12, 1909, Page 2

i Nabe p POLAR W -_THERNG a4 FIGHT FANS NS ANXIOUS! PE TO SEE WHAT HE 4 3 CAN DO. ‘} —s He Will Swap Punches _ and Jabs With Martin on January 19. | The Seattle sport public ts soon fo have the chance which It has e. eoeeenty desired since ft first ame known that Dr, Roller was handy with his fists, besides being & kingpin wrestler | Roller is training diligently at is quarters, in the basement of % @ New York block, and those who a vo witnessed his bouts with his | tring partners state Roller’s abitity t a revelation to them. | When Roller boxes he digs in with RO Mean power behind his taps Hts @xbibition on January 19 at the) Beattic theatre promises to sur | Prise some of the skeptical. Den- ver Bd Martin ie also in nice trim » and that the doubt. Denver Ed Martin's repu tation ts known to every fistic fan im the country. The promoters of the entertain ment will also put on some high- claus wrestling bouts, one of which | rere league has announced | eee: - apunmaientaiiimeina in Portiand that the Intermountain No “Pro.” for “Hien Hiente Ritter, the 106-pound box- wants to get back Into the ama Teague will be @ reality in a short) Sentiment, however, is not) warm towards the Butte at present wants) besebal! badly and wants the North- ‘Western brand. It is too late for/ se Advices from daseball man in Oaten Lake [orate bim that he never recetved a | ha. mn olected ¢ | joent In the Foley figh derma high school loeed Winfred Pri ttt champion -e to fight ole Murphy “New Yacoma Club. (n Boston | authority |to Miss | pew city following jand S. H. term. new tour ranka, He reo to | Purtand, has signed articles with round bout A and | | many en amateur bout, te inquire Young Otte. he chances. He stated he had/ - ~ poy Rever taken any money tn his bouts, Tacoma Elects Captain. ? | He says Mike Botier will correb- TACOMA, Jan. 12-—Ben fy oid boy, who t* aiready giving the! the B A. C. alleys to the Cranes johigan yells. _The Young Corbett-Harry Ferns Re Orleans, hax untt! January 24. eo | sporting events, has been married | Angeles soctety girl Th wedding | | took place at St. Vincent's ehureh, | | Rey. Father Joss Glans officiating |. ‘The groom is sporting editor of the i] | Loe Angeies Record and special | be atting aporting writer of the United Press, | hit ne tantaed CHARLESTON COUNCIL CHARLESTON, Jan. 12—By U oan P.—The old city council held its HW heer tion .! the tool steel | fina! session last night and closed » but it private life: John Ptack and F. W. been elected treasurer and Mayor|!n ¢ year, N. A. Palmer and Councilman J. B,| 't * nd retin om Cassingham hold over for another [1.00 N°, ei ohat, ‘The following ia the shortest sen-| $1.16 No. 2 Hammond Cushion tence containing all the letters of | the alphabet: Pack my box with 9¢ op five dozen THE STAR-TURSDAY, JANUARY 1a, 1909. SPORTING NEWS ABSOLUTE, UN WANT TOSEE S®™ ""RE* MADE JOWTSOW CHAMPION Although Jack wolght champtot wid, eredit is rick as king joviabfacwd Johnaon la heavy © pugilist of the given Bam Fite maker « i descendant of inh Kingw falle the credit for the fact that the Galveston negro ts to day at the front of Dis clase—the CAN CURE first negro to hold the heavyweight ut bexen boosting the stock of Jobe i fon in sporting circles, When he WE first tried to Interest acquatntan in the fighting pl om he ¥ foe hed at and his statement th mm postensed charmplonshly Wive ca would not down, Johnson se ‘ae had never done thing to deserve | ™ Fitey atrick's praise and po one] j could see him. We developed 5 Hut with the courage of his con-| methods for soown | victions Witz patrick stuck by his] ments protege, even when Johnson bim- |? ® self wae ready to give up becaune | tit ‘a no one would consider him serious: | When Burns fell heir to the soft eat “champlonship” a heavywetght ever Inherited, Pitepatrick began the campaign which ended in Aus tralia with Burne taking the worse fe J ead With Johnson in tow, Fits followed B to and and}; MoFariand Signs. LOS ANGELES, Jan 12.--Harry | Gthmore, repre ey Me Baron Long for a % in February between M |achool. Robbins won hie “T yer, now living is | “Cranes Take Two. father of a two-weeke-| The Owls dropped two games on last night. H. J. Dobbs of the) Wise Birds was high man with 2 | He also held high single game score with 388. on January 3 1 W. Croft, amateur heavyweight | boxer of the Pacific const, has in- corporeted the Tacoma Physteal Culture elab at Tacoma, which will m soon. The club asiready has membera. Smokers will be m monthly | seers ie for January 14 eames | {_ Artificial limbs for disabled sol-| ORTING EDITOR j Miers coat $200,000 & year. | LOS ANGELES, Jan. 12—By U. | P.—EBédward L. Mortarity, leading on Southern California! Bench Hatchet '$1.00 No.1 Hammond) Cushion Broad or | } | | Hazel Washburn, & Los! | fully guaranteed forged trom Bwed- up the affaire of the past year. The Oi; with. and makes it Isat much Officials will be sworn in| longer, which Is economy for you | tonight and the council will be or-| Where the outting steel i* put on | gamined for the year's work. The) the outside, as in most sharp-ed: tools, you grind awe councilmen will retire to! 7°" Niner sory t The following coanet)- neerted, you men will be sworn in: L. L. Leni Lost whice isan it oneclé EK. A. Dickinson, Dr, Richard Foster ow you the Corliss. D. D. Bilis has aitier wi id hundreds prices make | ‘ Weight, bandied, 59 ace lon By Mall, $1.20, sam tye inch biede. Weight, handled y Matt, 91 liquor jugs.—Home Th in the beet seller. | 91.20 No. & Harnmond 0 | Cushion 7) . Wetght, handled, 46 1.50. PIANOS—419-421 Untom St. TALKIN 615-619 First Av. On the Savers, Opposite Totem Pole Kobler & Chase's Store. G MACHINMS—1518 Kee- ond Ave. Loans on Mortgages made by this Company at current rates on improved Seattle real estate, Northwest Trust & Safe Deposit Company First Av. and Columbia St. Seattle, Wash. ‘ Priesipgn Vid Presi OBN TARY & THOASURER arr 1 Jefouting ¥ On and after Tuesday, January 6,| y Yard and Port steamers will leave from Cot man dock, foot of Columbin-st ** ~~ FRESH MEATS Milk Vent: Young Dry-Pieked Prime Reet, Lamb, Fresh | Powls. Ax thous breath Le painiess me erate treate foom Full Set of Teeth ur ata Fillings And up. Silver Fillings TIGAT! All work Bidg., Second Opp. Stone-F Pork, 'T 18 NOT pertnct were necessary for < ue i". ent trips datly offensive yours and put your teeth in Perfect conditign, Modern conmid moderate $5.00 God Crowns, quarant i, $5. a Work “3 nt extra heavy Gold Alloy Fillings .. $00 Veen PUAN time to this Our operators are « pert registered dentists, We employ no students. done palnlas ern eisotrical devic ination free. pen evenings Sundaye uw Modern , Method and ©, . her ¢ Btore, Entrance 207 Orchard | te amine < wasy 46 ob m a mh. 1a Palace Market |! bertts SECOND AND YE! panion ore is ft) cer j yea | you and gatiatied ourselves jumrd to your condition * INDOOR FEC” | sibie for us to acoept your we can besefit you bt, we w erty) rewuite in chr « have eil-wigh hopeless FAMILY r inethods 4 the boon allhough coming | i, Siscouraged and later to Australia, oe 5,000 } puree, that he might place bis knew Johnson would beat Rurna | fect e jad was wi & to accept the small | 8°" }aum, for the sake of the glory and | ana money that must follow, as well aa | Srings « to prove that his faith in bis) “*f%) 1. neve made « careful ox serapper was not misplaced Jamination and diagnosed individue Dorando Finishes. f or method of treat nent wou last night won the Marathon | i) jot aonuainied with original methods thet bring such ‘A HAPPY, HEALTHY If Br. and Dive, domes Gun! and Their Two Bright Children Envy No One You heve restored to me the o Washington Sanilarium inst ry of my youth,” sald Mr. ¢ y to the physician tn charge of t Wed. | 7! (rienda ” geagenies ve vieeah wm TOTAL COST ONLY 10c Lunch Sent to Your Pl. jain 1830; Ind., L 4624, NEW YORK BOX LUNCH CO. A Wholesome and A) of Business. Ring up wit “Gus Brown” sys MIDWINTER SACRIFICE CLOTHING SALE Lot 1—-$20.00 Suits, Overeoats and Ratio * $12 00 * Lot 2--$25,00 Suits, Overcoats and Rain $16 00 * coats; Sacrifice ? etizi Not Experiments, Not Guesswork, But the Effect of Scientific Treatments That Cannot Fail Astounding Seattle Doubters and Convincing Every Man and RESTORING HEALTH TO MANY CALLED INCURABLE | sitght sick spell, but he sat y Cures Mrs. Yarborough (fs, Boon NS Til a en after the fourth treatment, | point, and you will be ali over wae astoniahed ‘and pie 4 ‘The The f wing te the statement je hang aa On 5 eee walning —- Jaquick Improvement continue: Tithtn foe Weeks Mrs Gentry ‘be | made by Mrs, @ J, Yarborough, of! ‘One thing that I suffered witl ‘ G Ay winoe the birth of little ies t 4 ctlons : Jue was bedridden and helt pletely than I ¢ for two years, and had never aif, so 1 thought th really k © 1905 ‘ny troubles without being told, he rememt QUALIFIED CURES to Bring the Desired Results Woman Who Investigates aN | WENATCHEE MAN CURED |Mr. Shrieve Haines, Al- though 76 Years Old, Recovers His Health wagon so were ay rapelled. to p to the Day pt growing worse. ‘ ai treat, ing to remove that Up WASHINGTON ot way & word ab binking that perhaps the p MH. AND MES, JAMES GENTHY AND FAMILY far more com ave done me- if a man knew He appeared to me to be the mont a | confident r ° 14. i Five Weeks’ “Treatment afer, the third teoatment 2s ould certainly cure me. to Aress my, wite at tiger. go that she wou maké the effort to come nan. Kellog@, Idehe, who been un-| was that | could not shee came a well we ‘ “ ha Tr has lef! ok at this photograph, showing | %*F (reatinent five weeks and now | iio, "TP SSMS Stabe end foal ween on t we look well and hap-|telle of her complete recovery | rested and refreshed tn the morning, py. and lent my wife as healthy In| “I came to the office of the|! cannot find words to express my Qprearance a8 any women can be?) WASHINGTON SANITARIUM COM | syasttete what oo hae soak ¢ is ae well a she looks, ton same yt vs | plighed im the cure of my OF . ber of my netgubore are| PANY despondent and suffering tor- | fitern, mine cure of my fieles feel happ Mr near Baker City, Or d seemed | God. 1 am here to make this # ment Moore Theatre This Baturday, John Cort Pree ? te A ‘eraion of the blood supply to cer- | tate | wore raptat | ribie agony. My # ih, heart and} had suffered ali the time hack gave me constant trouble; 1} also had severe headaches, in fact, | 1 trust thet these few remarke ma tae will be a medium of some f, oer The condition of my gtomach was #0| ment for their own bametit. foe T Tas that I « a not t. I could mot | pes © th you can any case « Beattie for Raker w e o that you unm jertake. that Ufe ts « I would take these | se for me and caine spells, when my husband would! Gentry t# a rancher, living| think I was going to dis, but, thank! Come to Us for Cures you for treatment,” T have f miler to my wif tors seem un » going to der myself « well} 2 = WASHINGT ring my stay here T came in| te-| ment ue Humber of Mrs. Gentry needed an adjustment, aod some portions of her tthe be- pe improved | hot being benefited and enthusiastic d she come to| over his or her Improved condition.| Suite $27 People’s 1 fee) very thankful today that ij Poopie’s Bank Bullding tments | came to it them , Corner Pike St. and Sec ry in the Just think of ft peetier Oe wd woe ee Ave, Sontie, Waan AMUSEMENTS. | Seattle Theatre & Drew. Mers. ere Thureda JOHN CORT, Manager Every Ever Wook, Matiness Thursday an@| rit, GIRL AND THY #TAMPKDs” ee | House Warm; Good Show, Ife and 2c; Even We to See and would ror two } AMUSEMENTS. whamee 5106 Worta” | dam. 2h. » th Bryon & Charles Wayne & Co. Donald & Carson. Carroll Sunset, Main 1304; Ind. (834. / Piquo, Orpheum Metten — | Thies Week, Matinee Tomorrow, “UNDER THE RED ROME” STAR A Richelien play with « streng| POPULAR VAUDEVILLE 1 School, All| love inte | Performances Daltp—s F~4 18, Oe or puptla are urged Prices— nd the performance of | NEW aon ht 4 uve laskan” on Chat night. Ke | Th DAILY MATINERS. prices. Seats at the box office LLE CARLYLE MOORE t= “The Man's THE GRAND DOG AND MONKEY ACTORS | 7 otner esters spectaltiod JOMN CONT, Manager. In their One-Act Comedy Featomime ~ ~ am «, " ™ s pow Pe al Thin Week, Mats Wed. and Sat. | yout ay “DAN the Pamous, Chas. A. Miller (Inc.) Presents Fourth and Pine. Up- 9) OF aaa | price coats; Sacrifice price Lot 8—$30.00 Suits, Overcoats and Rain $20 00 : Bac! " Lot 4—$25.00 and $40.00 Suita, Overcoats 24, poate; Sacrifice price couts; Sacrifioe pric and Ratocoats Second ard Yesler. “Where the Cars Stop” With osHome the Dtetingvished Act Avehte Seattle-King Co. Poultry Association, January19 to Prises for Poultry, Cats and Pet Stock and Eggs, 30 cups to be awarded. Address entries to J. W. THIRD AVENUE THEATRE Russell, Drew & French, Managers. Phone, Main 6598 Mats Wed. and Sat.--Toniaht, rlis Musical Comedy Co. bia Station, Seattle. Mate. 7A Fixed Purpos A Fixed Plan In explaining the beginning and success 190 of their savings many of our depositors tell us that without some definite object in view they could never have accomplish- ed what they have. One man says to buy a home; am other saves to buy a ranch This young man saves to go Into business; that one to put his boy or girl through college. Some save to help the old folks; others to provide for their own old age. The thing that you most earnestly desire to HAVE or to DO in your lifetim Fixed Purpose make that your As to the Fixed Plan, most of the depositors with whom we have talked agree that there is nothing to equal the good old habit of saving and banking a certain amount on each and every pay day pia American Bank mmm Alaska Building, Seattle, U.S. A.