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

URSDAY, APRIL SPORTING NEWS BL OF arte e (BASEBALL )2OHNSON TUR KETOIEL YOUNG PLAYRIts Anus SmNST 1g next you| ‘The Dugtets and Broadway igh | AND JHWRING N PAK e ie apt t anh this after mw Arwath as} ‘ - ALL, NERVE AWAY, t back : ' he Mikes wit Ler ON and The ha : wht lay tw Friday and n mL wrday Wach has BY SAM RR, BECK " M | Tt is « . wa wand . ce | New TORK, April §.—Jim woball ¢ are appes he Hag ries qrinned today when bh mo of us Ww m, and the | groun suid not get a match at eat work, ay " f sharper, | with. th White ohar gat { abe At ided to take Al Kaut hangs pos it ithe to b6 fought oF Lue peetrie evening over t r aah wome tune thie sus atrical dates & Sf the’ various wearers of t te, Mag Tete retuedl to discuss the pro. | noted for hie ability to unit a ticket yoat posed baltie, but fight tone here te. | head. He has deciared e Ta ba a membered bis attitude toward Kau. | that be will not re-enter ag we " n bebe ou tn Al that | unless he oan regain his ¢ eaterday 4 Bug's beat Gack te \ bye At Oat) em and tt is wenorally nef has shown surtiotent ' } unghaken Folate as Shown ts vente guonaiaeis. wala to. ne[ ley cgraned, Wb tak dhaken te c nade and slated for the main job at bgoketop | youth to spend a few more years in| whether « ~ ke 8 w for the Finers this year. tt Johnnie] tie ring eapoot will ever } wn he negr bail. anos, & we wo | play t Nebraak rohnaod frign. ae a ae bia the iv ' sohnaed alt. . < Kautmay yan known to suf a b art t Russ on the ter from “oo past and of a « . a ee | Kaut ° his challenge is regarded in ml@. be tack ata ot Matthewsen Was Je ol Faaattte witn tne {the HEALD quarters ax being f level Qoorge Stor Jo Hrigker left Seattle 18) to post his Mone 1 tw rene, ‘ . te “Ynek [intention te confine seit Be Aveo: -cun a anemia at and | pitching (hie year SS WARSITY AND BRON a : eat for Yesterday aA Hoth Are Good Men. Tt ts our ower ha eehan eavy ond orth weate Iver oF tie Pa pene events the ”. e bit, Mr. Fas. | time UNIVERSITY SsPRINTeRs AND z a” ot Wd. ings in the mame | the time with him, WRIGHT MEN ARE BADLY * tne ie te tech fe: fe dreamed of on . an thr re nal cet becuse as | Bie Jerry Sheehan @id a bit of MapUscaregp. Teeerty a8t cont irftic wild. of a firet | base stealing day that rathor - —— Green and Margh, the bent Varsity t with a tow eany chances, | woke up th Pitted omeing t the Broadway and men ih the das! hed dows to ti ye Sed - oki will Make 9 ota at sicher were holding commun jton, and he ram same at that h Keocking Wins No Games pm All & eoanet, & And regarding this whole business | find a phenom for your ef kgocking. ® at ne | woud t ‘ . ay ” ave blewn up nder . rs | as } #0, Govan make you foe! any better. | gosten a1 ‘oer ona pele doesn't win an wf the intereh i Uphootn teat se oudeay and ; ee i v0 + A turday, eRow the” © contendere the meet wi)) a : 7. * G00D ‘AND P PLENTY | mn in come ayemis pm. ® A that t F t " handieap. wal ped ie pund This te the laet track event be sad ® ‘" the Whitman meet here, Aprit COMMISSIONERS VOTE MONEY| In preparation for the big race the FOR REPAIRS ON LONG county commissioners yeaterday al 6 lowed an appropriation of $1,000 for SYRETEN OF ROADS. jrepaira te the read between North —_ Bend and Snoquaimie, which will etltign ty ab ie and felay if ah aT few youn, ~ to use the 12 -pou RR rk BACKS UP ON MEN . _ WHO WON HIS MONEY li Ril vat and Miller ringster by SAYS DICH Ween LoaDED any >\# Ciarence Hanford and party left! have to be cleared and smoothed gambler e ttle this morning for Qranger,| before the big racers can use it REFUSES TO KONOM THE That Jettrieg lout 96,009 at or Yo. where they wi net the| The Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget | CHRCK HH GAVE. jon the pi@nt of the Raot-fart 1) famous Thomas car, winner of the! Sound raitroad has alec come to the & } m Re ceteree’: BU defensive ol year ago,| front with an offer to carry the tthe in ite| Pathfinders across the pags on flat- New York to Parts ra end bring ft om into & jegation thet the dice were loaded NEVADA CITY, Cal, April’ &—|is's new and starting phase of the Feisenine run for the New York) Care If the fall of snow In the moun Loaded dice were used to rob Thins Jettries note for Beattie race to be held this sum- eee been as heavy as ia re | J. Sedtries, retired and wadeeatest? ct at the porte - ‘ i . ywaight chempion p fighter "The party left tn automobiles, and Everyone seems to be boowting for word, out of $6,000, wht expects to make, the entire run over-{ the big race, and ft is getting mach land, arriving April {5 the date op) publicity the country over. Several which the Thomas is due to reach of the big castern papers are fol Greseve. pute Ao it closely fee eR =e = UNIVERSITY WRESTLERS LEAVE FOR CORVALLIS « “crap game at Reno, Jul; ations mad defense tn today io which hae been started on sult to recover the money wa * fied against bim ee ST aE VICTORIA WINS ; HONORS hee Foclemtecon KAYLOR OUT WrTH BROKEN! eat le the ‘ ht th tain BONE, AND FLANERTY oN a oe VICTORIA O, Aprit &—Vie » ey Ry d FOR TWO MATCHES. The man who made the trip are tore TBO. A nas won the North | store of tb to 17. AS ss Fred Hussey, 185; Ed Strandbere, went basketbe hamplonship nts int matehes af 116; Mufe Lindsey, 144; Glen Hoover played among the teame of that teria thue sten nde bam On account of the breaking of «| 136: Gus Flaherty. 17 war ieatte collar bone niveraity Sta were to have gone, Kaylor be With Var heavyweight wae anabie the of heavyweight DAVE DPeHten t te accompan team te a be fi ke & N t Corvallis tod Viaherty Injury ait Berto re CATON. Absit 0-30 Tove whe did the job, —u have to wrestle mat again 5 | lef the equ Pack Mc¥a , in @ach of ¢ 18 and heavywetght to er ia a OIWOlEDL | Vancouver an Victoria, claapes. Ti oncdie day tal te tee terme ee er won by [tion of all aunt ee wn ae aneven aa ——— t = lot of taht} made Rie by njoyed an wp MeFariand ie the ot, and the fongoan in WANTS RETURN WITH | FE: with Desh -| and being «racing enraged 8 n declared the 4 knocked him wo Herons Rusest Enam. vot Line Enameled Waterproot wre Y We are giving the most complete Diraided Milk Fiy Line “ thale bout hare w sued & challenge for another bout | 7°. Tears agreed that the fight should take | down Vasland ond bie manager, Harry| > and again apologized for the f y evening. a pa | given that the ban upon the Chicag: "| 75¢ Beaver ore had @ conference this aft-| boxer would be Itfted by the club bas 75c Beaver Kilt or Otter has fi Facifies Win. your chance. FRAN prit & S. C. Osborn & Co. sul tation Treatments $1 sach. Many times your success depends A Holt, Ostegpath. and Optician i Hammers, Manties, Coats, Wrenches PACKEY APOLOGIZES TO 8H ernoon with the fighter and his Unable to do an NOT YET REMOVED. with a side bet of $1,000, which was| Whee ite (iy United Press.) place in New York. Before leaving. sunt canis Pclogscs fxm |$1—VANCOUVER, B. (B.C ae (CISCO, | ‘The First Pactfics won trom the as this is 0 rumors that slectric baite Firat Summite with the score of 11 fish tine oo been used by jockios at ¢ to 19 in an exciting contest at ian- “ae ‘ b ht reatin feeryvitic track to increase the |coln park yesterday afternoon. T with & tee qgsed of their mounts haye led to ose during the whole Keanoe. ‘The ea Row catiton : Lectin Reaver Kill ‘The lines are : OSTEOPATHY carer reet Seeipaii siemens abe Sak Tae a ; , Py They wit not crack hip off, ret Private Leased Wire to AN Ba- B tor fitting gia guicky. Choice of light Y upon « of the line Lampe. HAN, BUT BAN ON Him ig | ™8N8Ker. and the Chicago man te- | ot ip tie sluslow roe immediatety accepted, and it was| tes araw. Merarl BOSTON. Aprif §—Packey Me-|Glimore went to the Armory A. A Gtlmore, left here yesterday after-| Sheehan after the fight with Desh- “Princesa al,” from Pier “A,” for the purpose of considering |lor. Both McFarland and Gilmore| 19 pm phe “Tuesday; tacom- ’ for = fight between McFarland / regret the affair, and, while the! bly the best on the route Dave Destiler, tho Boston boy | club officials and Sheehan accepted | PATR>IY oom © -~4 fought « draw with his Iast|the apology, no assurances were | Phones 209 goaied ip the hand but . charge. th ~BLECTRIC BATTERIES "ss Line 50¢ Now ts medium of changes Beat eauipped of hoavy os sees ft tor-s Peoples Bank Bidg, Becond r Get one o oer ad Pike Main 2481 last thetde inch nt’ sicasure * —— —_ - — — store for you Hale ends April 13th. Sale on These are the Suits that every man who 1145 Unancaltod Waterproot raided showing of this season’s Clothing in ly Line 00 York Chub Bnameled Mf i " 01.99 New York Hnan aie fabrics and colors. $1.00 Kingfisher Mnameled Silk Line | gai or’ Sesees ‘xii Bnainsied This assortment of Suits will please Selected Japan Mik Kingf : : . vt you entirely in appearance, and you will also be delighted with the way they ameled Sitk Lin or Rival 16 Groen River Stik Fish Line 266 Nearstik or Senate Line Ihe 00 16-Foot Beast Irish Linen Line 0 oo wear, has ever worn one claims are equal to, if not better than, any $20 or $25 Rass, Black Diamond, Cutty Hunk or Regal Trovt LL 100 100 10-Yard Senator Drat Line. ..fe You have the choicest to choose from RIGHT NOW. GUS BROWN Second “where | and “Niways Right” | the Cars Yesler | Stop” | 16¢ Rangley Otied Sik, Columbia | | Buit he has ever worn. Get the Regal \Fred M. Spinning } 1310 Second Ave. CLEARANCE SALE All Fall Stock of Clothing, Hats, Shoes and Men's Furnish ng Goods at lows than half price. RAINIER CLOTHING 8TORE 1104 First Ave. label in your next suit. On the Square Opposite Totem Pole b Sole Agents Regal $15.00 Suits UNTERNATIONSL BOND © REALET AN 1008-10 Amertenn, Haak Rollding | THE LARGEST STORE ON THE PACIFIC COAST zm SI lt Ge=s5s Made for youm \ The A. Bridge Special $15 Suit The A. Special 615 Bult -|SPRING SUITS FOR MEN Never in the long history of this immense clothing establishment have we been so able to care for your every want along the lines of correct dress. This “big year” for every one in Seattle—the year when every man is going to dress 4 tle bit better than he ever did before. We took all these things into consideration ip buying our great line for 1909, and we are showing a more stylish and better tb lored line than ever before—and at the same popular prices that have made this | store the headquarters for conservative, careful buyers. "Tis the last call for Easter —drop in tomorrow or Saturday. In Our Furnishings Department Are Found The Season's Novelties MEN’S FURNISHINGS | | SHOES THAT We are showing the best MEN LIKE things of the season = in Spring Shirts, Gloves, Footwear that is built Neckwear, Walstccats on honor by suck makers and Hosiery, We would ss 6Packard, Gotslan and call particular attention to Bates, combining style the snappy Shirts, tocied and service. A great many ing the new greens, corn styles in tans, velour whades and st effects and gun metal new These are the popular coat Oxtords come in tana, shirte—detached cuffs if blood and patent oalt; you wish— ton, Ince or buckle, Some splendid values at— $1.25 | |'$3.50 im Our South Window ta Oar Mntrance Display Case ; In Men’s Hats This line is composed of and the most stylish shapes in Derbies aed Felt Hats; all the colore—sreen if you wish: all splendid values; and a complete line from Famous Stetson fac a hat known sround the world—at #4 and $6; and & right snappy line as low a» $2.00 In Our North Window choose from. This department will be In Men's Footwear We Carry the Most Widely Known Makes $15 Suit Here's a suit of clothes for $15.00, the equal of which will not be found in Seattie—or anywhere else—for the money. We have sold thousands of the A. Bridge Special $15.00 Suits; do not know to the wearer. The reason is simple—we tried many manufacturers before found Just what we wanted in this priced suit, and now we have a suit that stand for every good word we can say for it, This spring we are showing the Bridge Special in the clever shades and tailored up to the minute with style, fit finish. In Our North Window In our vast stock of Hand-Tailored Suits and Overcoats will be found the most) clever things from such widely known makers as L. Abt & Son, Chas. Ka & Bros, and Strauss Bros, These top-notch numbers will suit the man who'ls ing for the very best in modern tailoring—a line that retails from $18.00 to $30.00— For Th Travel| | Goi Alaska? or Those Who Trave oing to You will find as complete a line of We began outfitting men for Alaska Trunks, Traveling Bags, Suit Cases away back 10 years ago, and are doing and Hand Grips as you would care to it yet. ‘The fact that we have sold the same men over and over again speaks found as dependable as our other lines Our Alaska outfits include everything a man needs for the long trip. LARGEST CLOTHIERS ON THE PACIFIC COAST —== FIRST AND YESLER FIRST AND YESLER HH lk A. Bridge Special of one that has failed to give complete satisfaction or ar Se oe a and challenges a tailor to touch it for twice the money highly enough for this department. Two Entrances Two Entrances and we merely mention it to show the scope of this great store We Clothe You From Head to Foot We Clothe You From Head to Foot