The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 1, 1909, Page 2

THE STAR—MONDAY, MARCA 1, SPORTING ‘NEWS AL KAUFMAN THROWS DOWN FET gag tne = - LAUGH MAKER LATHAM “BEAVERS” WILL TRAIN a rt AT SAN LUIS OBISPO GAUNTLETT TO JIM JEFFRIES °:30)0 20 50 i. ’ ad IS GIANTS COMEDIAN CANADIANS LOSE SERIES ' FIELDER JONES STILL HOLDS OUT CONTRACT BROADWAY BUNCH OUT) F~ FOR FIRST PRACTICE +} MARATHON RUNNERS ARE GOING CRAZY ABOUT LONG ENDURANCE TESTS. NEW YORKERS WILL BACK AL KAUFMAN AGAINST JIM JEFFRIES. gown HIS MANAGER POSTS A pene eanee 10,000 FORFEIT 3ASEBALL : $ FOR GO. WORTH KNOWING sender danas] 10 SEATTLE BOWLERS LOS ANGEI 1 t ‘ im oth Raron | Jottrt CL EARANCE SALE AN FP Clothing, ° Ha and M Furntshe | : : Hig Watey tm AL R. « ing Goods t { price, * A RAINIER cl OTHIN STORE 1104 First Ave ARLE LATHAM q Si Sn site 2's MEAT CUTTERS PLAN A wane ct venrsescr.teaten.c| INTERESTING SMOKER fn his own | THISTLES TAKE GAME | $20 ee ee ee b: * * “a FROM TACOMA TEAM * PLAN BIG AUTO EVENT, * CHICAGO, March 1 A®* * nt is on foot here for ® * bilshment ¢ 2 * r “l* *e ox * . * * ’ i cup * * It haw the hearty in- # ® dorsement of every western & a The frst race will # i* nly take place in May or ® * a this year. The course ®& ar & has pot yet been picked * * . * SERRE ERR RE ee Giants Lose Firat Game. L MeDouwall. 1.8... Jar We put on sale all our imported tweeds and fancy worsteds, regular price, made to Bote oat a : order, $45.00; black and blue worsted, regular price, $50.00; blue West of England McDougall OR... serges in any wale, wide or narrow, sell regular for $40.00 to $65.00 a suit, made to order. Monday and Tuesday all these goods go on sale for $20 made to order, made just the same as if you pay us our regular price. We have enlarged our store and made all the alterations and have unpacked all our new goods. Every yard goes on sale for two days only at -| [§20E]$20 mi ong back field fur ae and black | m Qtheon OL M Refers. & F. Thompaon. Beer keaaaaennnns together tn y. when Matt + The latest in the line of * 4 ® Marathons ic 2 Marathon bowl. & © = @ ing contest opened last Mon- # |” | @@ay on the Central alleys, # ® Now York, in whieh twoman # |» ® teams enter to bow) continu. # # * y for 24 hours without # wing the alleys. A prize of #} * ag is hung up for the win- & *| BARA RRR HRD Russia Advises Servia. | ie piveriguetipan laprecnedt tral Our name in your suit is enough™gaid; we hold our name as our reputation; all : wit | The government ha. sphed th . i eis ri th dgzustate tho Frat |sim,'2 rome ail sitar ‘ime ifm over the world American Gentleman knows nothing but first-class work, and A No. 1 sensible West and wait the powers’ Ss a —===est=s | fit or your money back is our motto. Weown and control our shop here in Seattle i and invite you to inspect same, THIS SIX-DAY ENDURANCE RUN PLANNED _ BY MARATHON RUNNERS IN EAST IS THE ' LIMIT FROM A SPORTING STANDPOINT. BY SAM BR. BECK. Has the American athletic world gone crazy? | | REMEMBER—MONDAY AND TUESDAY ONLY Marathon craze. and with the announcement | » be run in Madison Square Garden, it grows sport ibition of the lengths to which men will ge fora) e We had aa exh > its effects upon a man’s physical will sey that If was fun, either for | aged their weary bodies for 26 | At no time did they run, some American Gentleman Tailors i H. by no atretebing of the word be called | | | | | | race, it ts to be | | mit ise as 717 First Av., Postal Telegraph Building, Columbia and First iF $15, $18, $20, $22. 50 Moore Theatre ernment “Bradbury System” “The Best Men’s Clothes Made Yet” $20.00 to $42.50 Spring Models Now Being Shown Seer Suits and Overcoats | steht Stay Sacsialk Nights, 100, Be, Sc, TS, THE GRA JOUN CORT. ~ hacer. Matiness Wednesday and Saturday MK DANE SULLY We beg to announce that our stock of VICTOR RECORDS is now complete. We have all the popu- | iH ar hits, including RAINBOW. JUST SOME ONE. 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