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

THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1909. te EDITED BY LAURENCE REDINGTON lultora nerve this claim ha BASEBALL BATILE|S©<2.°5:522°2= MEXICAN MEETING "We S2 es! Tw OS SSE wa opm [geese cee( OO NS Ne | reed The Wright and Basel, of the Hawke, An aweul inl * t OU et | TODAY if Beltig in, a sport ibativa , win te pe ( ‘bees av, bent on seeing b e-too ‘ ' wht Astinetly. “ . 4 th winder o irnament | Ketchel fight pletur rf n the ‘Pine i t matot the Lyceum thea . e|1 * knockout tq Wwe SOMETHING TO DO AND SOMETHING TO TALK President Dugdale Comes vol: ‘ke war !New Plant at Juarez All tne Taw three straight | cea gh on Bg pornpadone f the absentee This plan from the Hoo ABOUT Home With Story of “ soy ae gue fran | Ready for the Bangtails, as f (Signed) A. SPORT, Beattie Peace Conference—Op.-|' ad rthweat ane mite! and Classy Sport Prom-| rinicy What next? That's the all-important question in fandom these days m | than the orth orn league r Wrikt Jest of the year portunity for Indepen-| ee we ne @ South ised — Eastern Horses) j),,«) Football (likewise some of its players) ts dead for the season dence Is Gone. mon, With beckane the Gabe ae Modres dasebdall won't come into {ts own for several months; the lid is screwed | rtland, Ar #o tightly on the fight game in this burg that a real scrap is out of the question; wrestling is more or less In disrepute; marathon races have < r we 1 AREZ, Mexteo, De : eS pe ie a y r f ' suey certainly come a ¢ on the market ather couraging outlook, to be . , . lea wren he ee ¢2 | p on hi ; Hi tent become a drug on the mark A rather discouraging ow al ae . 169 14 So Spy rc e } one -ocenia dal sure, there are several ways out of the woods , eason Preatdent , ; ot 4 < pride over t nent latest & To begin with, the Coast leaguers have given us a beautiful ween ’ 1 in Ca inten LAt rt 4 ® oon M grouch to revel in. McCredie and his Goldbrick Twins, meaning the : . 2. rh ‘ os fs : P tek ie the leacsea ters . two Portland clubs, are stirring up a lot of excitement, and now that ; | Home i re ty t th i , 7 s : We (bad ait been neatly | n inde nd neither { the theat a few_o Dugdale is back In the Northwest we will have a lot more food for talk an Inder ; . of the then of us knew ft, . of the wo « lacking in the r ay ¢ < fate ARS: ‘and conjecture, If Dug shows any consideration for the fans he will | I } _ ws efor the big stake ve of FIGHT BIDS wo T the moving pleture “man start nin f nm Kickte o L Phere something odd about . prolong this controversy long enough to bridge the dull season with , ~ t of the eard on ithe view of the men In t ring spicy long range talk-fight f ning day ts the Chthuahwi could ree that my pompadour f 1 Thile footh: has gone fro! ‘or another te nont ¥ e | ha ‘a valued at § ver @ was not eatirel ease, Jobinaor While football has gone from us for another ten months or 80, w ' ia ‘furlong route. A classy an as big and black us life still hear an echo or this grand game in the weekly revision of the death | le t itt ry ¢ ra known 1 was re ¢ dim and 8c uggestions for change he rules emenating fro 2 Jes of the continent, will J more stocky than usua fe ‘. st. Also in suggestions for changes in the rules emenating from all SLAT " he barrier In this event ceinaiaainlapieeion res filtted swiftly Most physicians are agreed the sorts and conditions of men. No one is excluded from this national sug | nday racing will be the f (hy United Press) ont r the canvas in the he best way to combat most {lls j gesting bee, and anyone connected with any “branch of sport who can COACH Juarex meeting. NEW YORK, Dec. 1.—Consery. nd man “who seen it” re- | UY the indirect method of stim pests va gh ge ee 2 ale riegapnese rcipal stakes will be decided ative Gotham sports today are | marked ‘ing the body's natu peddle something new in the way of advice can get space in the n firet day of the week spreading the rumor that the pro|. “Here ta where Joh ed | fighting and denteaatiad tee aaa papers. be “dark,” providing the usual! moter who secures the Jeffries t to the face tehel of disease. Consumption, fir As for fights, well, with the greatest pugilistic event In the history as ale ec day lay-off for the F8cIn® | jonnson battle will not have to pay | * Fah ge ~ to the sto , ample, is much easter 4¢ of the sport in prospect, the ring fans ought not to kick at being fed at » than $100,000 for the plum. | q ee ere ceeteh | than it {s to eure, aaa tee J Yesterday reports were rife that at|hackwarde and Johnson sdvanced | ‘@ land @ determined warfare Mexican Jockey » ba) ioast two of the bidders would go! toward him memacingly. I let that | ¥@Ing waged to lessen the ° r the century mark, but thoge| pees, and my sporty friend held a/ Of Infection by th Inatdions i ae | ‘ ‘pe J. F, Lewls, who | nominations to the Maxie who claim to be in close touch with| «rim silence until th ound, @ase, Coughs and colds are & THE SOCCER FOOTBALL SEASON IS CLOSE AT HAND, AND jo : intends . for this event | the several fight magnates who have yg | litle source and should not be when the league gets in full swing Seattle sports can get all the action D. E. DUGDALE. ee still ~ aha ‘ nations " athered here, declare the state * Sona lected r= pomeare t t nts to be without found Sent “ they want by dropping out to Dugdale’s park Sunday afternoons. Here's BY EDDIE BOYDEN. According to custom, the school i 4 nts te without foundation. aa i> at save At the first sign of a Ph: sin ~~" ’ ee y @ date o Every one seems to be 4 +, Should be tak eck board and Mr. Getger have the : y ms agreed | rece John med to be pret en to chi i & first-class game, faster than straight football and « lot better front} tt was only a tempest in a teapot | jection of the school coach. The | “inning. 7 ude tmported lthat the battle will go to @ Call-|husy iooking out for himecit, and /804 this can best be pie! Mth 4 the spectators standpoint, It requires more skill and better physical) @fter allt ane r nt trouble at the Broadwa i f tpl ine eo". lfornia bidder. Jeffries, it was re | showed no particular aggressiveness, | imple mixture of two ounae condition from the players than does the intercollegiate variety, and ugdale, of the local! school between Mr. Gelger and the |p making ay ee “| ported today, favors fighting in|! ventured a remark |Glycerine, a half ounce - » I | returned to Seattle late] students mases it very aaubtt s| ton for rbym il Angeles, 1 guess you've forgotten a few! Ol e . nati e Easte state lan wi i Ec ; and stimulate the brooding Industry |10*# Angeles, tn of course,| ” you rs a fe i of Pine compoun ure lends itself to league organization. In the Eastern states and in | last night with the information that hether he wii point the stu ne mnnalate the Sees [that the financial consideration of.| ‘ings about that fight, haven't eight ounces of pure Whiaiy ccer fills the ope: te e sport calendar bet next 15 days) 4. chot or poaltion. In Mextoo, Jing In that « ot California, soccer fills b open date on the sporting calendar betw | Pel = Ap pe lO ie n the y vis a a : can be mixed together in a Ia football and baseball. The game is closely followed by many all round | sxnction sal! clube at Portian: na. then Sroliin € y Escandon of the fed- other offers. Johnson stated today | py wh » bettie. Shake well and take a ti sportsmen, and the standings of the various league teams are watched | | 'f obe : af os eam next rea. | eral 4 @ largest breed that Los Angeles and San Fran 4 out, he butted In po soar every four hours. It inoaly ‘o besos om 2s. t tie or ind nm. MeDonald ha twaye ture t wie, ' elseo are equa satisfactory to f , fut nfidence Claimed and advertised pe Ciesaly es the baseball percentag OA ont ball in the Northwest will} out a good & A © eleven, | 8 . him, and that he i# prepared to fur emory Leach Chemical Co., of Ch yy All soccer needs in this neck of the woods fs a little support from | vaniah into thin air. And at thet |and knows football from the «re nish some high class entertainment | Here's where § y tried his who prepare the Virgin Ol of Ping the general public. With the Canadian line only a biscuit toss away,| Yo Wil be in the wame old under-j up. He played on the Vareity feam me S or to | Wherever the mill Is staged. j shift and got @ good jab on the | compound pure ™ position. The clan sf North-/| for three years 2 — ‘ there's @ chance to put an international league on a solid footing and| western ball officials for a Class Al ‘ etait “sap arenes ee | through druggists, # . om | McDonald te ¥ ~ There was nothing doing. The to greatly increase interest in the matches. The opportunity for clean, | Ne ts of no avail. The bunch of /the men of Seattle a < bY e ¥. the] 9 YOU WANT TO BUY, BELL, | pictures showed the biack man bus- | “ll break up & cold ta ‘ hours and cure any cough weball czars known as the Na-| under his care at the « ¢)dam being brot lily working over his white brother. exciting sport is too good a one to be overlooked. ai Seeociation will consider Chis | he hea chases of thet The Armou RENT OR EXCHANGE CASH Oho wan doing his bent to escape | curable, ooo as A claim after the official cen-| dents belteve that ali factions Mougl |fow foals by Me idison i | REGISTERST punishment 4 San Francisco Monday night has cleared up the lightweight situation | w ‘lane B kids. 4s of yore | PR ANKLIN HIGH Derby ore as f ae WET Cote apace, and Wien the’ tite tomes | Firat end Cheery, in & way, but a new claimant for championship honors ix due to drop | h* roan pre yea + mer deer | wheel $16.00 Ot Ot | 306 James mt. ‘tle, Wash, came I hardly heard him, as he told! Optical Department. im on us any time from across the pond. This fs Freddie Welsh, the am. Gh ett Seiein ted: tae Prag eomgylie —* English champion, and when he sets foot on American soll he will | aseur that our ‘ P | end pe tangle things up again right away will granted? None | Dan Abr shar was eet 4 mast league crowd were Very | elected by t nkite Highlehs Wolgast, who, i will be remember secured a pwapaper de-| certain that Portland 4 etic « fation to ie cision” over Battling Nelson in Los Ange last summer, claims the ‘ rs 2 ¢ Biewingsry et he * ne ree } . fF con i ye ae hee on re ened @ reasurer thy . 9 ny - Pp Tight to meet Nelson in @ finish fight for the title. Wolgast has shown a renuisation Walter Deitel ; . ; : j himself to be a high class fighter by putting away such a tough cus in: ar from Nor t ected baseball manager and Merte A ne yea < 7 , tomer as Powell, and but for Welsh’s coming the Milwaukee Iad’s claim | 7°)" And fans. | Perta ; : See ea ne Te eemeen ane Or Sine "distor N way high school of clecting Jong range. There's enough dope out on the JackJim affair to hold ‘em I MoDonald, physical director & while at any rate. } to take the posttion way. |fered by McCarey approximates would listen well. But Welsh has been knocking at the Dane's door for two years, and now that the Battler will listen, be seems to have first call. There are those who contend that Nelson should fight Wolgast firat, the winner to meet Welsh for the world’s championship. The original Strangement looks to me to be better, both from the standpoint of | equity and of public interest | with the Cail ed that the t Welsh and Nelson have been jawing at each other for years. Welsh iis the undisputed lightweight champion of Great Britain, because he put | Jobanie Summers out of business, and because Lord Lonsdale has handed him the title. That cinches it, for what Lonnie says goes in| z f wii ie . Merrie England. Nelson is the present champ on this side of the water 4 . Wolgast may claim the title till he’s black in the face, but ten-round || A Music Cabinet or Phonograph Record Cabinet is always an Rodecision affairs don't go when a title Is at stake, and until Ad goes the long route with Neleon and either knocks him out or outpoints him, Nelson will remain lightweight champion of America | Therefore, lot Welsh and Nelson settle the international title. If the Battler wins he can then give Wolgast a match. If, on the other|| ¢0 Oak or imitation mahogany. Special at ........6 +++00+ $86.75 hand, the Englishman cops it off, a Welsh-Wolgast battle will prove a |] 317.00 Goiden Oak Music Cabinet, au- | $27.50 Solid Mahogany Music Cabine big drawing card. It should be understood before the Nelson-Welsh | tomatic shelves. Special $12.75 | Very special . 8200 fight that Woilgast is to be given a crack at the winner. Then everyone i $14.00 Golden Oak Music Cabinet, Spe would be happy. $17.00 Golden Oak Record Cabinet, | cig) £10.50 : disk records. Special - 992.75 | $99.50 Mahogany Music Cabinet. Spe eee Capa silt cial $29.00 My PROVED WAS PF Lov Tone thc hth | ~ ph tr ta PROVED HIS tial | acceptable holiday gift. For tomorrow's sale we offer some big bargains as the list below will plainly show. The Cabinet here pic tured regularly sells for $10.50. We have it in quarter-sawed gold light wetght | who has figured so long in affaire BY THE RINGSIDER. |fistic. The fight will take place BAN FRANCISCO, Dec Ad | December 10, before the Ruston Ath This Cor on it di out ce « » oO COTA. conn gg Oa fe pyre eg ig ln og a a en of solid oak finished golden; It is well Bits be pitted against Battling Nel- A ye pew signed, as shown In picture; has elevated gon for the lightweight crown, and | ff. : flour bin, glass door cupboards, tea and all that has been said in derision | Age coffee canisters, spice jars, ete., alumi of the Milwaukeean’s victory over meelf in his first hum-covered extension ta ir 10-round battle agement ble top 46 inches wide, ex feat eT / tends to 36 Inches deep u Horse Owners, regular price $36.00. Sp showed clasw that entities him to a * cial .... 822.75 battle with Nelson before Welsh Attention M¢Fartand, Thompson and the rest} Best of care and pasture for yout gf the lightweight awpirants have @/ horse for the winter. Phone M flim at the Dane Ring = $ or Main 432. inquire John V prov hat he was there in every se, Meado lepartment. Speed, strength, game lace, Meadows. pereetee ue et an16200 1,000-Shot Daisy Peso Maiti | or Living Models SER Sieh til, et hn ST hb ay In Our Windows gant’'s work Monday night, ¥ feally with Bit shot. Y prove one of the most sensation steel and brass: can 4 | " batties of decades. take op xt a 4 reassem > . . . At Monday night's, fight went, | ata Harty ek $5.25 . “Regal” Clothes need no introduction to the tate monotonous. Wolgast, proas- | Pain ppen sigh accurate- | COMFORT ROCKER, $5.25—'lhis ; DINING CHAIR $2.25 — Thi ing atthe time, hammered ay at| 7 Nove SEA aw a soph, pore: Coe nies halen | Neat Mission Chair is mae otf Seattle public, but we want you to see the im- had the color of a well bolled marksmen ‘ y wii ip ly sells for $9.50. The frame is solid . 1 solid oak finished golden or ear ., eee eae ee eet simost born wits yuthey were | oalk, finished golden or Karly English ; ly English; it is a very neat mense assortment of beautiful fabrics and styles, gast brought up the left to the ae noe te ane, Gays the boy who |} high back, with eleven heatly turned ; Style and well finished; full box & fittle performance that Powell sidered almost worthlens, Phe flew |p Spindles; seat guaranteed s > CO construction, solid wood seat ‘ ‘Fhe first i ‘ § ed spring con regular price $3.60, Special to- so venient Kitchen Cabinet is made not relish in the shooting iron markantes nn x ein 204 |f struction; upholstered in black imita morrow .. ‘ R2V25 FIGHTS STAGED they are ood forsgiris a«|f tion leather, Special. tomorrow. $5.25 eee ieice! Stee nar.s syed mee HI oe See the Living Models prs ena wf Sie will help out during L J Painters ion Ie ing in th Store 1 Daisy Air Gun labor te xing bout be a 0 -ah tween Johnny O'Leary, 105 pounds, || excepting 33 Open Mes : Open of the &. ¢ and Bill letor 106 pounds, champion of the Toam 26 AB-ni , ir Gun Saturday sters’ union, was the feature v . ‘ poting men fought four rounds to a drav 4 @ a Charley Franklin got the decision | $1.90 hot Evenings Evenings from Victor ybe in a& wreatling teh and McRae took # four-round | © can used . y . - ‘ : from Suet viscosa nd pack Till Till Saturday fter the athletic numbers, - Bloor and atag ae ige matt “| SPINNI re Go i212. | Christmas Christmas 615-619 FIRST AV.