The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 23, 1909, Page 2

DAN PATCH £55 ex “ Pavage of this city values b Great pacers, Dan Pateh, he the wor! record of 1:55, a1 Wlnor Heir, the green pacer, with ‘Mark of 1:59% Bavage has refdsed $200,900 for Patch. A few days aco DISCOVERY “MARK snAuaunessy, NOW IN bi SEATTLE, DISCOVERED THE CHAMPION IN ILLINOIS. Let any athlete, whether box ", racer or bareball player Wise to the zenith or near-top of his Partioular branch of sport, aud in tly there pops up a small arm “firat discoverers.” With Jack Johnson, the discovery of Johnson ts conceded to Mark 8 , the sporting man and hi for about se the story of his find as fol © “it was about eleven years ago! August that I first saw Arthur 1 was training in a «mal! town to fight Reddy Bren (eas when Arthur blew in. He was B 008 boy, having just been fired his job of grooming horses, sorely in need of money ‘At that time he stwod 5 feet 114 | hi = . Ree eRe “BUG” HOLLIDAY, GREAT ® ‘ SLUGGER, NOW A * CRIPPLE. * * RRR “BUG” HOLLIDAY. Bravely end Aliment tha : vie ft use of his W. ! Holliday, for + * id Cincinnati tans, » the most feared gilts in a big arr watching the th and down ( “PAnd to think th at ago I could run a* far and fast |1 Ge the best of them,” he often re- |! Marks, looking ruefully at his bar od Nimba a Holliday was a terr ' orn when | © to the broke into fast here | allea and naturally d to make bin loo) pit [MON EY!2 LOAN (Without Commiaston) SL BRAL Mstare on BUILDING PUD BR. Campbell, 112 Cotambts st great and only Pateh. ampion green pacer last year ~ Arthu: an going over four got a It mother st weight, s weight js home Re eH he # into ali kinds verte to be the beat pacer in the rid, with the exception of the He was the an. §, and was shipped to Sav Minn, where Savage's stock w is located. Harry Hersey OF JOHNSON | hes aod weighed only 110 pounds ripped I was in the same plight as that time and could not af & sparring partne . ng him to w ook to the game like a duck I thew or, and tried In the 8 opponent the Land minutes, and the id there I di ell, he rounds. Then he money and visited his Iveston, and, taking on mn became a That itiated to the boxing game.” Shaughnessy will make could Bug” the of knots going after bat Ho you t claimed Tim me at Bug phenor watd sy Cinctonatl » his test game ound St. Louts | early seasions he sent} of Nod} cided to keep him/| on my string and later took bim with me on & tour of country towns. | defeated all comers, none | welter: | is how Johnson was) t he had the; has assunre and wi veloping ” is > 0% Ra? MINOR HBIR ainer and driver of Dan dd charge dey d in the y pion. Savage bas an indoo at his farm, so his » _ MINNEAPOLIS, Jan, Just | purchased Minor Hetr from P. C.)t of two horses vained at l#ases, Johnstown, Pa., for $45,000, » ald to be next to the greatest sum B045,000! Large bunch of the necd qveruaik tat: tailiees beeen, ne fal, isn't itt age pald $60,000 for Dan Patch ‘This is the sam at which M. W Minor Hetr is declared by turf horses during the Those on the tnaide “UNCLE BILLY,” VET. NIMROD, GETS HIS SHARE AT 86. active. here | Billy Seattle | known as to be the oldest hunter tn a aoe er winte Jan. Mitchell of Morley Unele Billy,” States. n spite of his age, He in closely of the FRANCISCO AN > —R Ta ng talke k Taylor whip Hahn with Monte $1 net da tas im if h I top nd the H t f the fall 1 it $8 t ' b 1 u f med ue Doyle ne pera n ¢ Dr. Watson, “mar-| it, _AUNDRY| CUFFS. 4c SHIRTS 10¢ OLLARS NNOT RACK COLLARS 1¢, 2c, 3¢)}: tonight ht Park pavilion ladies, f of Mi © bis time not lack for © beaten him Dance Tonight Dance or Her to de ing chat exercine that Dan WM. C, MITCHELL. MORLEY, Mich. 23 popularly is believed | he ts 86, he went Into} jnatrre north woods this win back with two deer the limit allowed by the | law Michigan “Uncle Billy | enjoys outdoor sporte, and is very has hunted game in Bug's” | Michigan since 1843, when he came from Saratoga, N. ¥ associated tt against | the history of this section, he hav ing been one alt| prove this part of Michigan vaiu jable for agricultural purposes. “ct TACOMA WRESTLERS SHOW UP POORLY. first men to but TAYLOR WILL GET AN. OTHER CHANCE. Jan Attell, fit of the (Saturday) at Gentlemen. vb THE race ANUARY 23, 1909. KNOCKED OUT IN. TOWNSEND Patch rack Pateh will be retired to tud after the coming season, and that ‘ Savage hopes to make Minor H [the suecessor of the king of pecers at and never holss Mathewson, a pitcher brother of Matty Mathewson o Hants, died last week from « uilet wound in hie brain, seif-tn f Graney, er. and Teddy Breen, an out- « turned over to that They will Wm. | Dorando Defeats Corsy. CHICAGO, Jan. %-—Pletro De rando last night easily won thy the) Marathon at the Dexter pavilion. Notwithstanding | His opponent, Corey, ran his rac erently and the race did not arduse any enthusiasm. Dorando! won by a margin of seven minutes and his time was 2 hours, 66 min ates and 2.5 seconds Speck Suspended. Secretary Dunne of Portland of | the Pacific Northwest Association of the Amateur Athletic association | last night announ ot ¥y Speck, t Unele with The Dora Arrives. Steamers Dora and Farailoi rived the the latter in a heavy ne s port for « in & dangerous condit al Easy Spring, Old Copper. or Dull Brass Finish : ‘Mortise Lock Complete 48c CANARIES. Mal 1 German GUARANTEE BIRD STORE, 108 Spring st., between Tet & 2nd. Re tot SO Aeeeehtnee aa and Fr. M. SPINNING 1310 Second Ave. aN * SAILS TO SEA UNDER {SFO RTING N EWS © eee tote onr = 2 eee : ON HIS GREAT PACERS, DAN PATCH AND MINOR HEI Pies m iP ai x hel . : OF SERMONS PLANNED | A nertes of three mons hw been planned by Pastor John M.| Dean the Taberna Baptint chureh for the next thr anday nights, starting tomorrow with “If} 1 were Editor of the Times,” to be! followed with “It | Were Ma | Seattle,” and “It | Were a Milbionaire SHOCKS AT SMYRNA BECOMING SERIOUS VALETTA, Isiand of Malta, Jan, | 2—Ry t * The battionhip | Canopus wan today ordered to pre » to proceed to Smyrna, should | t quake altuation in that} ly jemand Its presence from Smyrna indicate hquak aK more Very me « received fr now in the ON THE FRONT | rts 4 atrick toamer Missourian arrived in at jer 14 durt « night and ts tak ing cargo for Salina Cros MME, GADSKI WILL SING TONIGHT Mme. Gadski wil! sing tonight at | the Moore theatre, This announce ment, when made several weeks wan received by the musteal rtists with ¢ Gadwkt t pleasnre, oat in} ation | Munich NEWSPAPER DAY AT THE FAIR POSTPONED r has caused the day at The bad weat tponement he WaRDA per A-Y¥.P. tair from t future time. The have plan. ty of the work HER OWN CANVAS The bark W. B. Filnt yesterday sailed under her own canvas from Port Townsend to sea, a feat attempted In those waters for » years, Time was when the sal | eable ts blew into bay with every wind, but of la care on ac of the narre of the| { in xome places it has been [thought more advisable to use tugs. | iam Iroquois Overhauied. With the return af th rquots to the Vancou run yesterday, the | | Whatcom took the pias ne Chip | rips to ta, and | pewa on the | again Into wi pat in first « the summer |Cheap Colonist Tickets. Will be sold again this spring, eatbound, via Oregon R. R. & Nav- | fon Company's pleturesque line, during March and April. From } Chicago, $23.00; St. Louis, $30.50 St. Paul and points, $26.00. }Omaha, Kansas City all Missourl river Deposita taken at Union Ticket Of No flee, Elis. 60% Agt Firat Ave. EB. E lat 1 Second ard Yesler. j until farther cortifion yund that § r 7 ‘ 6 grant! ft NEBRASKA IN LINE LINCOLN, Neb., Jan By 1 wat “Gus Brown’ MIDWINTER SACRIFICE CLOTHING SALE $20.00 Suits, Overcoats and Rain. Goats; Sacrifice price The Definite Object to be achieved by Lot 2—$25.00 Suits, Overcoats and Rain $16 00 your Savings—that is the « incen, coats; Sacrifice price " tive. It overcomes all obstacles, With @ Lot 3—$30.00 Suits, Overcoats and Rain. 20 real PURPOSE you will be certain to coats; Sacrifice price A work out a SYSTEM-—and you won't de Lot 4—$95.00 and $40.00 Sulta, Overcoats 24, lay maki the START. and Raincoats; Sacrifice price .. Satu evening 6 to 8—ar nt “Where the Cars Stop” ee seer | Game Your Child’s Sight Earlington Gardens “THE HOMESEEKER’S PARADISE” Where Beautiful Homesites at Prices That In- sure Quick Profits Await You. Hundreds Have Bought and Will Build There —WHY NOT YOU? No wonder they bought there as this is the very last of the close-in bottom land, cleared, grubbed and stumped. Right on two car lines. Two railroads cross this land now, and all the new ones will have to cross it. New sidewalks; Cedar River city water. New houses and stores are going up as fast as carpenters can do the work. A MANUFACTURERS’ SYNDICATE Has purchased all the land ad- joining this property and are holding it for factory sites. Think what this will mean to your property if you buy now with us. $10 for $1 will be no less than you can get THEN. Large tracts $125. Terms: $5 down, $5 a month. Take new Renton car at Occidental and Yesler to Ear- lington—only a few minutes’ ride. Our land is right on the street car line. See my salesman at the new store, or see C. D. Hillman’s salesman in Times block, before all the best corner lots are sold. SPECIAL—This nts, clty wa $476, on terms This offer only days in our Earling Sale tate U. S. Army Goods Presents of Things Out of the Ordinary Year fn and year out, the same old story and same old things People who have traveled the world have stated that they never saw A Military Candlestick An Army Bayonet Sconce S. Coat of Arms We have them, but only a limited number $1 95 0 GUN FOR $1-95 16.0 Tra few Days Oly SHOOT BOTH. SHOT BALL. ALL THE AMMUNITION YOU WANT 2 AND 3 CENTS EACH. Breech-loading; cost U. $. $16; first-class order and only a Iimited number to sell; cheaper than keeping a dog..... 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