The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 8, 1909, Page 2

“Tan't he just too eweet “Oh, Clarice, how “ET think he ts just ag-—bbiedd oN, D. € + atal “At Times They Almost Wieht and Peminine Votces Oheer Al- vs grand Id love that ma pard, and Justo that other professional. for any interesting! ik, Madelie, book! ie hae “ am I think that wteatly bao Mr awn? T hope tt is not Mr. urselves, dear Tight the above overwh: cal of the going nt game, and hold hard on RAIS, teat the elusive scent Had parlor beautios and m what ring when Pit Jack match 1 ES ‘or this above Ly ie " tel was te A. J. Biddle, of Ph 3 f it up with ~ in an alleged boxing mat AN audience of soctety belles hangers on i tortum of the Philadelphia club a few days ago. Be benefit of the sn atour, u the shortened to end the wed to three minutes interm| asions Hittonatre Kid once, when he b fm scratched the gong ran 4 ar ss wee ote “AT that Jack : because Biddle np Jn, Biddle, caught him B wasn't looking ant hand retcber. followed by «reat e See! feminine finger nails, ttude of admiring “Abs 4 eatiiee this bout is pronounced eben perfection——for a pink mac Renbone were showered be | tants by admiring indice feared In eastern circles that is may Ko on strike at of this invasion of thelr jowing it SK i fa bein sey a the country moack, th between Engla: a time the “M | tn the least danger of having his Mareh 6. attracted three America for the tn- eaienehip of the world with rifles. This mat Fesult of an invitation (rom the ture Rifle clubs. of Britam to the National Rifle fon of America, and a sim- puseiniton in Austratia, The will be held during the week beginning April 1%, and each country will be represent- WIR. BIDDLE AND MR. SO CUTE IN IMITATION FIGHT | ea a SE SE ATR Was f the Broadway © maiden game ¢ the ANOTHER LIGBY LEADS THE CARLISLE 50 of its best marksmen. The = gpa the American team progress, and during the ‘ot March 22 the tryouts will ‘on the local ranges. Most shooting in this country ts y teat, Is to be at 75 feet, Practice is going consider- on among and as the fnternational who hope to make the tonight on tae Contest for a the ailess with an entry list of old is ‘men, who will Individually bow! tal number ot pt Henao wert c to receive match and . Cuntingham, Tolbers «! BA <. i copresment, be ther club — ‘atte: ws ya with th | O, March §. the arrests being unable Ih any evidence to support suspicions of a fake prise ae inet Harry Forbes. bantam wot gh! ed las Coats MILLINERY wear for little money CASH. This season's most Yored styles in Spring Suits at very reasonable prices, fanging from $17.50 up New Dresses, Skirts, Waists and New Creations in Head Buy on Easy Payments. YOUR CREDIT '8 GOOD. CREDIT. ‘The ti bowling th scores will thea bow! anot! of three games, the winner ording to total number of the gold - Detectives ‘tghet. torm- will be rua on this temorrow evening. JOS. LIBBY. elected foot ball captain for 1909. Carlisle two yeurs ago. his William. and Kaward Dunn, of prizefights, was di anti-book making ern Golf aw cording Frances Anderson ation fa Westherg & Childs 1912 Second Avo. three contest t Bowy tom ing the greatest aggregate | ner showing In the three matches win- ning the championship. WANT | furnished. See page 6. OF. LATTER'S HIGH CLASS SONOOL OF DANCING ed Waits. and Achot of the ‘Three Tmpre Atep Auth. Two Step, tache ” Labor Temple Hall. Clauses Tuan, and Frida Hocial Nights Wed lamsona by BRINKER HAS CLASSY BUNCH ON DENNY FIELD WIth the fastest bunch of can-jall season as having a cinch on the Aidates (hat has turned out tn years, | Geet, Atop Beebe handles himself onde we: « beau » Dede Hrinker, of the! Ay eye, fo" and pick ups, eombined w i higt on Donay field tomor { pitchers are turning ow afternoon Rt the beginning of | The work of the mon #0 far has wually 20 been very promising in didates for | short time they have ' Grim, } Saturday afternoon a practice game hwood and Sturgis, the was engaged in between a yarstty paw, are showing con 4 team, In which flashes siderable style, ahd from these men | class occurred at odd mo-| and a few other 1 prob- | j brought a «mile to the ably be ny ang! face of the bit coach Hoffman fighting for secon For the infield positions, Beebe, an ore about while Mo- ex-high school star, is shining with a at for the a great light avout the Initial sack. | snort field pos! tain Brown and may cause some apprehension tn | is covering Aird atop in a vory the "minds of Charley Mulles's | creditable style, and will probably | backers, who have looked upon him! be « fixture CARLISLE, Pa, March §.—Jos. Libby, who has played in the back field of the Carlisie eleven, has been Captain Libby is a brother of the} former star, Archi¢ Libby, who left | He is sten- der and par * He is not quite ippewa, and comes trom and ing bi by & vote Of 18 tol was organized in 1876. A new plan | used in be tried by | wee Ss om oday by Mrw. y of the call for|in a ‘and’ the play will the | Rooms, furnished or Lt Evenings Private O’BRIEN onNIEN, ey ive him LITTLE INTEREST IN SIX-DAY MARATHON NEW YORK, March * and Prouty, two long distanc ors, had covered 41 miles of oh ee Madison ‘ nek today: Adams had passed the other men apparently oat classed the youngsters i the 27/ teams which have entered the con-| test. There was « email crowd pr ent and the indications are that the Promotors wll lone vity tinan- ia & great crowd | Saturday night when the contest ends One of the most determined par-/ ticipants is Hartley, of Kansas City who rode @ brakebeam part of the way te Jw ach the eity. ALLEYS GIVEN UP TO March. §.After six teebure end West PITTSBI Ra, lay, used THE VISITING BOWLERS." ” COCKNEY” HARRI SPORT, ‘PASSES ts Game to the Ft but Der Had the Cards Stacked uh William Harris, one of the beat | bis friends by known characters in Northwestern | Meas and kind ay om died in this aity yesterday! The afternoon as the result of an ttness exten dln over neveral Wooks | Harris, freque 1 “The | Walked awa left $4,000 lying on yeare|@ billlard table, Harria took — the | money to the parlor of « - nearb isters aurvive| hotel and wat up wuarding It with ja billiard eue all night when the! Harris frequently foil afoul of ney ttle and join son, Little ‘and he retuen wae @ hiete, and phyaical culture ox times he hed « large olfentele, His} Harris bad for saving principal activity of late, however, | hu od wt leant han been that of caretaker, In which unaways on the stree capacity he has been employed by nd tasoued two drownlt every prominent “sport” tn the Bound m the cold waters of th "a ¢ country but © firet, unless, often happens: ers ee in TET ER YEAGER OUT OF FIGHTING DOC ROLLER toe Cheap Colonist Tickets Seattle's famous f This time op; Jim the” pers well known fighter nave direat part ° a mat joucht here or anywhere, at cate weights, as the best that sith Yeager or Corcorap can do pounds ringside. They are © be ehowede ¢ he will only fight hast no response mm in weight. but #0 far ther to cannot mateh they are willing to take o: if this © hat the big docter heul: because Mayor Moore coulda t * that way In the proposttion of Yeager t le po such week i fight anyw sighs, and at any wittlig to qo t © pull of iP nature —_ A on bows | large following im thie cit © post at a moment for 7 and office receip' mente eller Pr acle to thie arrany | Wave supgosing that ¥ wants to Tight Teal the American Bowling congress Sow being held at the Dru Quense Gard- ens hore Fourteen five-men teams and two women tean tied last night. Rut two scores above 2.500 were made The five highest sceres in the flv men teams since (the tournament opened foils Toledo BASEBALL FACTS WORTH KNOWING, In 1864, the Niagara club detented a viditing team 202 to 24 ffalo. This ta the record high patna On May 11, 1877, Harvard and the Manchester professional team played 4 innings at Boston, neither team scoring Providence and Detroit played 17 innings without « run August 17 1882, at Providence. One run was seored tm the 18th. In 1990, Harry Stovey stole 136 bases in 11% game First baseball rules were published in 1868, being adopted by National Association of Baseball Players, an organization of amateurs. wt salaried team was Red kings of CInctanatt, organized in AUSTIN, Tex., March %—Horse racing in ‘Texas, where wagers are | 169. The team won every game it made, received its death blow | played that year. in the legtsiature, when the senate,| Chicago and Boston are the only n all-day session, passed the | cities have had clubs in the that al atic gue continuously since I sional umpiring was intro: in American a “a Zimmer caught 111 consecu in 1890, » the only articles now e game that have not been baseball started. Bats \' hanged since on at Pont. NEW HAVEN, Conn, March § 10-mile race in the Second armory here last night, Joh Hayos, the Olymple champion run wan beaten by three laps Robert Hallen and of Brooklyn, who ran in ph inion, The tline was 69:46 1 ony Electricity, vibration, lght ther apy, hot air sweat baths, and other jrugiese methods, Optical for tituine and treating Best eaulp, fices in Seattle. sultation free. Treatments 81 each. Optician, Second Yeteopath and « Bank Bldg. Main 2461 Good Bread—Soon Wed —usr— Excellent Flour And Live Happily Ever After OSTEOPATHY 10c 3-Inch Steel Hinge Hasp 4c ‘This Inctudse T screws to fasten are & few more on with, Below convincing reasons Aptoning: lee _patr 3 12 norews Included. be 10-qt. Galvanised Pail be M4-in. Diston Mill File f0e No. #201 Night Look . 600 No. 4227 Night Lock . Male ends March 14 Sooner present stock Is sold. Fr. M. 1310 Second Ave. ONPAY, MARCH splendid | and he set up as a tratnor| 4, and at Bee gE during March ff April. From Opportunity tm th two / Chicago, $38.00; St. Louis, $30.50; very willing and fighters | Omaha, Kansas City, St. Paul and ie again knocking at the door of! ali Missourl river polnta, $25.00. hting phystetan, h with Roller, to be willing to concede the dostor what. if} their | the mateh that hae etal re Wthermore: he haa « eile bet of fond of the ling, It looke witence to provide an 10¢ 3-in, Black Diamond Sitm T Fite Bee fous SPINNING 1 AWAY on |he had a wealthy patient hands at the time Harris, In hile younger mucceuntal Hilwt, but ware never days. ne serene ta betauee he would not a) elther « dow fight or he to gontinus, | Bometiry Heht both parties to an te stop ft, but bie interve always final, The fight stopped. poljee oalled him “Department a7 The for whieh he wae ur except by wapay Arrangements for the ty 1 od not 4 AFTER SCALP sold again this spring, pat Bn Ay via one RR. & Nav |tgation Company's picturesque line, ; posite taken at Union Ticket Of. reer No. 608 First Ave B Eun , Goal Ast fs | ry nh} a j 4 «|| are so many " points of superiority that it would take a full page to describe then. 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