The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 3, 1909, Page 2

t 4 Te SLM sHATTLE Day GAVE 2 a Yoo MECH WhiGHh— a WRELSM Wins, SAEMPY Cove, the ~Henttle Ke way too much wely Sin Billy Lauder ane i 19 ACreEny died for 134 3 @t. 6 Geloock, and Percy only around 11% Bob Pork: Handing Nim, saye its Re wilt allow Per t at a Hehtweteht Cove Gisposed of Kid Marine who tad wen (he c hada from Lauder superiority “i Welsh Too Speedy. Rent with a draw at Calwer the Ins » eo UD recent hamplonship De Preittia Welsh's speed and clever won for him Jimmy (George Memasic) at Los An last night The bout went the founds with ne decixtom, but Clearly had the better of it at, im considerable » fiaht nd by be ulation would te with him to his cor~ Whe an been ae only im that Rereabouts,” state The Star Giapatohes, “and it w Tommy was betind b fought hia beat Bedson Haw Claes, Teo. a xood Been bowling them over wren aed and frantie jelphin piat tt nome of the looat Rim for Cross. Murp! nw whe beated late eastern trip. o ola fee 13% ringate. ana * Bim out of ail Rattlers tithe Ate or oles th te dead willing in chunks | Dri artiotic with bis ¢ Crone te Ti is to be 136 pounds at that Croa# can- to nm Vette! almowt future deals Aino im too teary to talk fight thet pe Witle tecol ‘eet that prot fear the attack of much the fi ete ht be- Foler of Vietorta and Ohya sarap SP COVE DRAWS | WITH BILLY ) LAUDER managers | t } Miller of Vancoucer in the round last night at Victoria, Foley hat put twice ana then falted to take The fight was scheduled “pou Boomers only i of Goteh i one thing at te 9 bit or . roe spor ined temas - com: Vancouver Ruwiy on the Stanford trip. em meer Pesuttl os want suly in a p ogg aol onty ben swore, atten on hae pursing | from =. * = ri win in abe Teams from Seatt! Berit m, Nanaime count of ng poor Athletic aurry it ae fn | Goten. hold. a put twe Ie, Van- and will be entered. After two nquet meeting of the Seattle ament association for ‘& meeting there the sam the Beattie Athletic nd indications p 145-pound’ class, and ¥ , of Spokane wilt a Fred Nord inthe oe wing contest. Virgil ‘Ve - meet Geaek k lent that only mem te this smoker Mucher TACOMA eh. who welded th ead presen Plans are Femain tn th BRING YOUR EVE ‘To us if they trouble or un advise you what re inews to do, Necewary. Schuchard Opt 1207 Second av. wilt Mat and mitt artists will he an b Morris has called Bowling ‘Thurs gaeitings, at 207 American Hank he A-¥.-P. lengue will ne night. nd away Vela Wille hook Ss causing yo We only fecommend glasses when absolutely } jfor Portland in ORTING IS JOE TINKER TO BE f When Seattle fans got wind of the rumor that Joe Tinker, who used to hover around the third sack the Northwestern league @ couple of years ago, but) now shortstop on the world’s chant pion Cubs, was to be disposed of, they _exctafmed “Incredible.” ’ ‘The-cause, so the story runs, te Charley Murphy, owner of the Cubs, te rfl because he believes that our friend Tinker started the story that “ZL bed been offered $10,000 they wor the National teague “peanut,” which | suoent Murphy has practteaily been forced to pay ifs men. It io not Miety that Joe will be traded, for if Murphy dared inter | | fore with the management of the eth to such aw extent, Manager ° Manager TRADED? )\\*: | JEFFRIES DIDNT EVEN | ig dad the Coast League od | JOE TINKER, & Northwestern Leaguer. hance would probably “Chance will not permit M phy t interfere with his pla say wellposted baseball men, res de take with the Horger gallery asked wa don in ‘Chicago aid. not duier| THOUGHT A DUCK Mickey baby's death at noon than disappoint Unat went on. The Wallabies’ Australian rugby foothall team haw arrived in New York teams and leave for Austratia from | Vancouver, Yusef? Mahmout won from Maont the Frenchman, at Chi | was & ducking Inatead of a duck engu Monday night in two straight | “nother Hall bighbal! a THE STAR_TUES ¥, FEBRUARY 2, 1909. the the & Phitiada. | caned Lowls DROP IN SOON Mique Fisher Loquactous au years back, midst in about Tacoma a few again be for TOUCH HIM Tho other nicht In one of the| month, according to Jena Woods! tres at San Francisoo Jim Jef-\of the Dreamland Rink, who ts in a} fries reached out his left and Sam | partnership with Mique, Tho div | tumbled in a heap on the cussion of preliminary plans for an | stage, Kroaning and weeping, The| Amertoan invasion of Australia tn] boys hissed and several|one of the objects of the trip.| ng oritios rushed on the stage,| Mique is sow directing the All "Where dit you hit him?” they sown now in Honolulu. Jews Woods the advance work for} Hit him?” snorted Jott, “I utes | the Hib the him by @ foot. Ff haven't al s blow tonight that would smash an|* * *# @ #8 * we ww He oxgshol, Berger wrenched — his| * knee trying to show off | Oregon Game Nov, 6, : | RULAND, Feb. t.—Man | Bilt Hayward, of the Uni voralty of Oregon football KNOWS HIS BABY IS DEAD, BUT FIGHTS his team, haw @mmounced the Ore gon- Washington date as Nov. 6 im Beattie eeeeeeeee eRe that baby Robinson Me from of defeating | Brooklyn | Sonoigt tne week In one of the boat fehts| The next time Rusw Hall, the ever seen in Philadelphia Tigers’ new manager, goes duck Robinson received word of his | panting he will not lean so far but rather large crowd bout back and try the Witnessed the be | ing the fly Russ was out on the marsben Australians Arrive. his shooting with inteft tc They will ptay Catttornta | "4 = ee ing get at it, He fell out and Rouen, for Hues. i | —tnat's us Seattio sports may ait easy am it is hardly more than a little on the part of Murphy Tinker Has Grouch. CHICAGO, Fob. Joe Tinker, the Cubs’ shortate carries a well developed grouch around with him today. It i not eaused by any | baseball troubles, hut the stage in| doing more to ruffle Joe's temper) than ail the baseball In the world. | Tinker has been rehearsing stead ity for bis play, “The Home Rum Hit,” thinking of the $160 per week he was to draw for appearing Now comes along a manager and offers Joe $500 per week to ay omer | in. vaadeville, Tinker looked over | his contract with the “Home Run‘ | {company and found he could not} jump’ 2 ere lida india dindin ainda dada dl * 7 * SQUIRES DEFEATED. * ® LONDON, Fo 2-—By U. Pw ® —According to & MenmaRe Te- ® ceived from Australia, Dib ® Lang defeated BUI Squires in ® the seventeenth round of their ® boxing contest helt there to- * Perrrirrrrereee. BERG WOULD ~ MEET FRANKLIN tA. MeClowd. representing tote | Berg, Beitiny wroeatlor ttatte that he stende ready to beck | Berg in & matct) againet Char Fran the tie bey who re cently threw Lov Grant in Arcade | hath The nly provision. we makes je that @ sufficient bonf tite wide bet be made. Bere pounds, but cwn Cloud states Bi hinge thet hi lg PT Lee weight’ ts. the! beld him here at cher, A coup went on af in_an oxtubltion ith te owe bay Ing & matoh with Bddie ‘Orconbel! o | Grand There ts another exodus of Amer \iean pugs for Europe. Notwith- | standing his defeat by Leach Cross, | PRINCIPALS SELECTED FOR S. A. C. SMOKER @ pugifiatiomedico The our own Doe Rotier, by the way, “Young Otte” ieft Saturday for a trip across the briny, He will be followed in @ day or two by Honey Metlody who has sold his drug store in Bos ton to ok fatic honors Sante. | RAOUL DE ROUEN IS BARRED FROM CHI CHICAGO, Feb. 3.—Raoul de Rouen, the French wrestier, wh to Yuset? Mutmout, bas bee by the potty Chicago wrestling In Chicago again His tactics are too much of tie] prize fighting style, is the reason given Forbes Wit Comeh. While no contr haw been sign ed, Will Hayward, athletic stor at the University of Orege ie authority for the statement | that Rohert Forbes, formerly of Yule, will again coach the Oregon eleven next season Victoria Five Lowes, COU nC. Ket, & VA uver ¥. MC. A. baske team Inst night defeated the V toria quintet, 27 to 17. The Vietorin wards. left for Bellingham Seattle. Almira Gots Game. ALMIHA, Feb. The Almirn in 1 Belitngham H teams will play * arranged by Manager F | reduced until four 15 hours, made Lusttan ta FT Mt OFF AT Ri toa COLLARS 1¢, 2c, 3¢ CUFFS. 4c AAR | | SHIRTS 10¢ _ Everett and Edmonds LEXIBLE MEALM SERVED. found tripe daily. | Leavy tw: 1m and 6 p at 1:30 om. # Bverete at 9:15 rs fiteamer City o ome LAUNDRY | | foot rotis, $1.10 on five-foot rolla, Specials are on good gouds at priven | ate ends ep, loth it present j ate k ta sold. or, may be atven « te held down that position | mie Nationale noxt whe kept Hunky » couple of semaone ag firee beonmen rt now it te th he will make a great use he possesses the neceasary for the po- Canucks Mey Get “teh” The Canucks may yet be able get Art The blend caty « loomed, So the cheapo inet trae hes} known here Feietints, Toile Seattle ¢ inet’ conan With the Jansing, third | base for the mame Seattle mite Byrnes and Chartey I coma, Chimmie de Wha Neston, formerty oust league, ‘oma @ bunch of pinvers Asndmg them te. ime Brows Afier Weed. Souple of with Ste Dede Bri Hox. Dode was to be play field beenune of hin hitting next seunon. abilities, Whisk Conches fil. d Walsh, the crack pitehor ago White fom tere tor t ing them spit’ ball 600 Square Ft. 4 Ft.) Poultry Netting $2.69 of th aachin ge tty Bewt galvanized steel wire, thres- strand seivedge, two-inch mesh, No wi Itry fencing, pigeon training vines, protecting price in| ust 700 more. | jeanle for it. | the greatest 2.69, which savas you J Jealers pay 92.04 wi hie is unquwationally snap ever offered the buying public Only two rollw to a party, None to dealers. | per roll extra fo in | pr deliver paved district or to boats or freight depots, Outside ¢ cording te dixtance | tho stuh 150 square feet netting rtrd 900 square foot G-foot netting ..9404 You save 456 om two-foot rotis, 6% | 1810—-SECOND AV.—1310 : F. M. Spinning (Contract Goods Excepted.) Lasts Three ean More Truth is the factor that has kept this store crowded during this great sale —our published statements have been founded on facts—backed by the goods— every advertised word has been made good. This is ‘“The Hub’s” way of clean- ing up—your dollar does the work of two. Just three days m@& to buy For your own sake visit this store before this great sale passes into history. We're looking for your futur® business— so buy Hub Clothes now and pay half. You'll save exactly as much as you pay. $15 Suits and Overcoats $ 7 50 $18 Suits and Overcoats $ 9.00 $20 Suits and Overcoats $10.00 $25 Suits and Overcoats $12.50 $30 Suits and Overcoats $15.00 HALF PRICE HALF PRICE HALF PRICE Men's Furnishings Men's Trousers Men’s Hats Your Money Back if You Want It 615 to 619 First Avenue WAS A BASEBALL to stop @ high fy over his head, wheu the duck ts do- The story gues on that fow days ago and something went whizaing over hts head. He forget «tick for the moment, thought the (hing was a baseball land loaned back in the boat with hie hands stretched in the air try eee eee it Hats for Cline Piano Co. 1406 FIRST AVE. THE — FIGHER CO, o| Women’s afl more than half, Women’s Skirts to $10.00, 5 Skirts of Navy Panama, with white hair- | Twenty-five W line stripe; were $10.00 lace trimmed ; 2 of Black Panama, with white stripe 2 of Oxford Gray Panama; were $8.50. Black Cheviot; were 50, Biue Cheviot; were j $8.50, 25 of Fancy Striped and Checked Fabries; , were $7.50 te $10.00. Women’s and Misses’ Coats 25 Lang Coats (44 length) for Women and Misses; semi-fitted; made of fancy mix- tures; were $15.00. Sale Begins at 8: 30 Tomorrow M Morning: The Stone-Fisher Co. Seventy-five Hats, waning season's styles, for the absurdly little pri Trimmed Women price set E \ TONE. & UNIVERSITY 8T AGENTS TOR KNABE The World's Best Piano One Priced Plane House wat “Gus Brown” That Are Unmatchable Chatee of our best Imes of Pattern Suits that sold from $26 to $40, for Black Suits, Overeoats and Raincoats, values to $27.50, for Chotee of $3.00 and $3 and shapes, for representing excellent taste, and really worth On tale tomorrow An Avalanche of Bargains |} $16.50 Chotee of broken and discontinued lines of Blue and $10.00 50 — Pees $2.00 “Where the Cars Stop” TRE GENUING Manufacturers Trunks Sutt Cases Traveting Bags MEEK TAUNK 4 BAG CO, O10 Firet Ave. INIA DRWW A MAN OF ‘THE a for the firet ther Vaudeville 813 CCOIDENTAL AVENUB PURCELL SAFE CO. Movi GROOND AND UNIVERSITY, { d Misses’ Garments To Be Sold Tomorrow at ive Dollars Anie Here’s another feast for frugal folk at the Stone, Fish- er store tomorrow. About two hundred thoroughly good garments are offered at savings ranging from a third to The styles and the materials are all good, the garments need no apology for the low price at which they're offered. The sale is simply a concrete expression of our determination to clear the stocks and make way for the spring styles now arriving. cept by loss,” sang some poet. yours, the loss ours. The sale includes: Women’s Waists 15 Skirts of Plain Black Panama; were $7.50 | Fifteen Waists of heavy linen ; fancy embroidered in colors Il Suits for Misses made of fancy striped fabrics; were $15.00 the of one dollar apiece. The price is enough to raise su sure our public that the Hats are icion, but we as- all good, in nany tines the at HALL’S SAFE & LOCK CO.’S SAFES Herring- Hall Seevin Safe Co, je AN This Week MaePOWBLE and PRE last of the are to be sold tomorrow FISHER ( Matinces 10. 28, 500. Nights 19, 28. 58, 28 THE STONE, FISHER Co, “There is no gain ex- In this case the gain is | were 99 and ecru net $10.00. ete of white 50 to aists of were $ Fifty F Throws, able squirrel, mink, gray squi¢- rel, opossum and fox; worth $10.00 and $12.50. Women’s Sweaters Handsome Sweaters navy, Oxford, white, black. Misses’ Suits 12 to"l6; rfs, in red or sizes from ( 0. “AMUSEMENTS. Moore Theatre JOUN CURT. Manager. Matinees Thursday and Saturday The Cohan & Harris Comedians Present “SRHWSTHS MILITONS* With Rebert Ober. Seme Great Cast and Prodwet! Nights, b0c to $1.50, Mata. 260 to AT TLE “Geet EXPRA—NENT WREK Commencing Monday, As Lord Dundreary, Hamlet and Richelieu. THE GRAND JOHN CORT, Manager. All This Week, Matinee Saturday, M. HW. Frazee Presents “THE FLOWER OF THE RANCH | y of 60-20 Muate thc to 81, Mat Week—"Dolly Vara LOIS THEATRE Phones: Sunset Main 1304; Ind. 4894. This Week a Farce Comedy That Is Funny, “GUTTERING GLORIA” Lots’ Greatont : Seattle Theatre Russell & Drow, Mgrs. Phones Main 43 Every Night This Week, Thursday and Satur Mata. The Comedy Drama “PMORNS AND ORANGE Bh us Rowland Company Ciifford’s \ Pavorite ed for next week, Advanced V aude vil Frank Nelson Tao Hoppe % rnoff's Clrous, Goldsmith & Noval itltan Quartette, Bo- rant & Nevaro, Mack & Marcus, Or- pheum Motion Pictures STAR POPULAR VAUNHVI Packed House—Great Show, COI’s DOGS MAS SKED BALL| AND CONFETTI BATTLE DREAMLAND TONIGHT Admission 25