The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 10, 1909, Page 2

—————— ae 4 THE STAR—FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1909 er ecm net ea ee eaten SR me one seman ae nee on ee RNR ae ram THE SEATTLE STAR'S SPORTING PAGE || tow You Can By - EDITED BY LAURENCE REDINGTON - a a | SREP ER EERE RR RR Re GRIMM | | * M'VEIGH READY FOR ii j he SAl 4 | HARD FIGHT TONIGHT p MeVetah, th i ater LAKE--RICKARD NOW ne tonight L a ¢ BOSTON, Deo. 10.—Tex” Rick | He says he J lafled with Bddte a 3 jard, the Nevada mining man and | Graney, for referee, but that no He | fie promoter, declared you: other Califorr will do. HY IS ITT THAT BUCH WISE BIRDB AS TEX RICKARD AND | ioiday that the battle between Jet Rickard is mton on business Jack Gieatop tplace the intelligence of the American sporting | frien and Johnson Would take place | connected wit mining Interests | Sublic At Bch glow TAME This isn't one of thore “what in thé salt palace in Salt Lake City, |in the weat dobe-tt tack” thingsthal wilh be answered in this newspaper tomor * ce on a" i _ jrow. Rather, t¢ ff wall of dfiscouragement, drawn forth by the su |‘ a, . perfluity of what @resident Taft would term, the “buncomb” that the eminent Hmelighters above referred to are shoveling out in New | has put the finishing tr raintng and | y to t the fight of lif when the against Loule | pair me ‘ Rushton MoYelah hae a long ateing of amateur victories to hit oredit, and he fx expected. to gite Long one of the hardest fights be has ever run up agninet, Long's ring oxpert» ence will give him a distinet edge on Wig Opponent, who knows little of the flight game utnide of nd bouts and club smok FREESE A EEE EERE EERE AEA EEE EE ET EE REE Left Tackle of Uni- Fast ° : York, or Hoboken, or wherever the scene of action happens to be versity of Washington | ¥°nd club smokers sw tate Eleven Is Unanimous | * travel the stx-round route to tea ft the windom of Lincoln played against the LIKE RO YAL 7 ¥ night. Emil Shock will prob philosophy of P. T. Barnum, with the K rd Gleason combination . Leader ably be the third man in the going strong for P. T.'s dope, They believe with that great show aciitilisdiaidin Choice for 1910 ring. A big delegation of Se- */man that “the public Itkes to bo humbuged,” and they take no stock 10d, wines —A Love Feast. jx attle fans are planning to ¥ lin the wise observation of the martyred president, that “You cap fo Srerw YORE Don theme: fren | ee ee ee each th | ae he trip to Tacoma some of the people all of the time, and all of people oon of |the sunny southland, after having | trip went the more they cried for Ty ~ | the time, but you can't fool all of the people all of the time made the w York-to-Atlanta | Cobb. Signs all along the route ] PPotly” Grimm, whoee real [POO wow kk ke Ree em For tlustration, look at the Salt Lake stuff they have been ped Good Roads Tour over the National! spoke of Good Roads and Ty Cobb ub who hasn't | dling, Rickard says that Salt @ will put up the bac and tha way with Ty Cobb in the Chal-/one sign reading Hurrah for me is Huber, but who hasn't] | diting hat Salt Lake will put up the backing, and th | Titonis aad taame ao Tt Be ee ee Cotte tad oh ra it for so long that he's for- jhe has the assurance that the fight can be pulle otf in that city. |)? the ° tn which was ah ther : ca n an 0 oth: How do you like our ropdn, ten how it eounda was yester | Now, listen to what the governor of Utah has to way: . the Denver-te-City of 34 iy Geb? Theta were 180 pene “4 slected captain of the Univers 1 am sworn to uphold the law and I will do it. There will be | Pathfinding trip with Billy Knipper|on the tour, but the greatest base- Fob Wreshingten So0thalh tensa tor no prize fight in the state of Utah. That ought to be suffictent as driver, and the Munsey Tour from | ball player of the day in the line of q ' 5 dlinanen ich weather WH OF course it ought to be sufficient, and what's more, it should | Washington to Boston and return | sensations was far greater than (he ¥ trimm we a never have been called for. Rickard and Gleason know better than | ith Joo Matson as driver, F. Bd. | « 14% people on the trip, and } ! Coyle and seconded by Melvin payone eles that the seid imam tho tae fant ¢ et . j"On the Spot” Spooner has many bat te better the 149 rather liked | ucklestone, captain of this year's y - Ke the big Tight In one of two states | interesting tales of “Touring With|to bask in the ahade of the “moat 7 only-—-California or Nevada, This Salt Lake m in to trivial to be as he calle the trip with | pror of Georgia citizens,” an plonship machine. 8 electio ee ine. Hi fon taken sertously, except as o slam at the intelligence of the great | President Taft called him in a rimm played on the Varsity team American people. realizes,” said ,lapecch at Macon, Ale the Na e several years, and is also well After ali, it looks as though Mossrs. Rickard und Gleason had de ow much they idolise Gone! Highway the peopie were so own on the diamond, having m: }cided to adopt as their m +SEE EEE EEE EE EERAER SEER EEE EEE ERK e the supre ‘ ia : ; lthroughout this country, north and | interested in tour and Ty Cobb B “ ” . q trip to Japan two Years ago with |linked his name with those of Lincoln and Barnum, by philosophising |POUth. On the Good Roads Tour we Bens pom fp ey 4 ring one 0 1S” sults or university nine, He is also 4 (iy United Pree.) or cee \ tested. ta a thaw’ Chainere ag = n tl PITTSBURG, Pa, Dec. 10.—| damned i the Com’s droll humor goes double with Rickard, Glee an they paid him homage, | he ma? , Y “The captaincy of the Wa bs | & he Hl ard, Gi Philadelphia they paid him honuwg © was driving * forte captaincy of the Ws anc Ek Atlin ot Waker Leake & os ue _|p overcoats along—there nd | | wea ake ext Years chen | Vue SN na! eagae Tre | SECRECY POOR POLICY trouble for you then, nor for ug ctly satisfied. With the exception ih nian is being | The fact in that the actual signing of the fight articles Tegtmeier and May, all U prominently possible suc in material to work with, I believe | made vacant by news, but they are accepti it frit of wptiet ’ P onshitp hine | Of Harry C. Pulliam, and which has | SCs, ¥ are accepting it in a spirit of scepticiam, and Ibe The Owls took @ fail out of their Bee ano’ hamptonship machin been filled temporarily by William |¢rally sprinkling salt over everything that comes fr the nt FR} ord rivals, the Pelicans last night Get Real Feed. Temple hae acces n invita writ of hat | As a little change from the dry | tion from Barney Dreyfuss, present jehamplonship, the fighters, managers and promoters made a bom Ds eieaye, She) WER as mana: sory issued by who carried Washington | beniuet he will give to hia cham. (DIY When they applied Starr chamber xis to the staning GERD | players being tly off their purt today, on the pe nt finish enjoyed the banquet at/in New York, December 15. It ts | tunity to feel the public pulse, so he ould have known that this Gardiner was high man and high | 4. Roberts was admitted to ball Washington Annex last night to | believed that Dreyfuss and other | #@cret work was bound to cause comment. Johnson is not expected | overage, with 202 and Fempect: | = ~ was seremed ,Decen i“ iid have known det ely. The scores 6 for holding stakes at th y ft Ch t sporting writers of the city! with him. Temple was offered the/ter. Certainly Rickard and Gleason we in perception, or | Owls ce track and has been con arter ristmas. : , to jail, while awaiting trial | aoe ane dee ci pout the people. Commodore Vanderbilt said Th v 1 be any honor tn the gift of the! (Cal, a former owner of the Pitt ooo good as this year’s, I will be p | ; , ora sition |2% anthclimax to the whoop, hurrah, and red fire display that at | . e . wed wi ack in sults, amd with Oe te ee heath {tended the preliminary skirmish. The fight fans are still eager for } nda if, tor any reason, é@ isn’ | * } ete * be turned oat.” | the way of pounce j i | Heydler. ppdesedimgthe dean spe segpiaga ing t t of thr «| SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 10.—On a ] sed W t th S t | Considering how much depends on public sentiment in the og or gee aor wait : | p ea 1 e uit or p ‘ ! t menu of the training table, th ywner of the Pirates, to attend the ’ Ps ugh the long season to a bril-| pions at the Waldorf-Astoria hotet | @fticles. Jeff is an intelligent mat 1 has had pl of Oper: | heave : ag ey Carvoll Cook, W.1 WE ll exchange it for ano er Umit. Members of the faculty, | magnates will discuss presidency |to show much discernment, but his manage Tn » lot of former stars who | berth during the days before the/they would have seen that shut d ; mer and muffled keyholes irere , we worn the big “W" were on | league was placed in the hands of | Door policy 3 : =e Stephen «. 182-440 | uoder the new antl-betting law nd, = veg Lapeer ad was kept | the present governing board, but) p a) eet " a ; . Gartner .. , The writ was made returnable on ear E ? No ¢ , mt be ¢ e 26432 y until nearty midnight, | dectinea jo ome really believes that the fight will vot be on th December 16 and the ball was fixed ad [Clinton .. }level, but there are a lot of well informed sporting men who b iq [Bande . | }that the talk of a winner's and @ losers ond of the purse Is feta | Allan ++ 199-640 | at $100. ANCIENT FAKE Is VA RSIT j grandstand talk, They think that when the men get together bebisd Tota 1 % " ’ DANCE AT DREAMLAND. |those tightly shut doors, they agreed an Ty: Si, divide the purse evenly, nad " e tonigt 01 TRIED ONCE DO WNED win oF lose, both men will be $50,500 richer after the fghtanot : oe 2 te aaa weal samara” Mh eeeee 850 6 : jcouating the enormows profits that will accure from the movingspi | ET! Neckwear, Shirts, Coll mo E jtures, in which each fighter han one-third interest , mopenlty cote a i te KE GEATTLE INSURANCE C ff S d S The University of: Washington | = stsaheencieersteaae eee ere | Evans... HT 113 181 CENTER. u 8, uspenders, 4 basketball team opened the 1909 sea Detrott bowlers expect 400° tite. |Girdiner . 180 202 191-573) scale (My United Press) son with a defeat last night tains | BROADW Y TEA MM man teama to attend STOP PAYING TRIBUTE TO SAN , the short end of a 32 OAKLAND, Dec. 10.—-William | ociee « fast match with the ¥. M. ¢ ment tn ’ pote soe oo. .T8i_t06_702 2809 FRANCISCO. Coats, Hosiery, Pajamas, . Seely, & man of 76 years, Was!) 4 tive on the university gym floor, GIVEN EMPTY 1pO YOU WANT TO BUY, SELL, — : en into custody today by the| “rns ganic was a good one THE CHICAGO MI [RENT OR EXCHANGE CASH | Help make Seattle an insurance ° pa police and held in detinue on the | throughout. and up to ‘the final NOR LORS, 1400 FIRST AV. maecewnse center. by doing your business Shirts, Mufflers, Suit suspicion of having been connected | whistle the result was tn doubt. The velges in Mane tahie> ithrough Seattle general agenta. ’ , a ‘with a fake pool room. | Washington boys showed a lot of Spies i-for Suita, Overcoats, ware are Independent dealers, hand. | class, and considering the short A. i all kinds, new and second han oi i N, M His habits and conduct are being “ready lly men pal nf ing thelr| The members of the B ay age Main, i Will. mave you bla money | Telephone ¥. LM ARTI , Main Buttons Garters Shoes. {mvestigated while the officers are | (iting against the fast and ex-| high school football team were voted |‘ 8 || THE SUNDWALL Co., | 1468, Ind. 827 , ’ Seeking to discover his confed- | oiinced ¥. M. C. A. aggregation |#weaters by the members of the 1906 James St. Geattic, Wash. Office, 268 Columbia St. *** ar erates. was somewhat of @ surprise, | Athi association, at a meeting — - oo a — The complaint, which resulted in| The line-up ik id yesterday afternoon at the the arrest, was made by Frank J.} y yf (4. Position. University,| Broadway school, and the second) Curran of San Francisco. |Berkheimer Forward Willlame- |te®™ men were voted second team | A search wes made of the rooms | * Pe eee Ones ? 4 occupied by the gang, in the Ohio | De Cheane Forward Cook | ec ite De : Although the team haa been vot Spartments, at 18th st. and Tele | Rigsby | Center M. John)” Goentern is questionable If ou onl knew how ' ph av., where paraphernalia was pos = p neon —— whother or not they will get them, |) c= spe ere a a - = a : een y y “i meted the a ot aoe eae 4 son (Capt.) | Principal ¢ fig not in favor of | CHILD THRE PIECE phone, which was rig: wi spending any of the money in the I s tE- RCE 7 ld be d h; J > . | Ge om fleld—Herkhel east of the ote o py ret nae / § bell, some bookmakers’ caras,| |,‘ _ from pier rkhein treasury of the Ath association TP SUP TE able Chair. and men wou made appy " for this purpose. The matter will be decided for all time within the next few days. The players who won the right to wear th jattor by playing | least four full halves during the sea- | son ate: Capt. Lewts, G, Burke, T Burke, Wilson, eymour, Wiley,» Burt, Patten, Proaloy, Tyrer, Kerr. Smalley, Warren, Abbott and Bmith. | ring the name of Clark & Com: | Q%.)\."" Bae nog ¥, Seattle, aud a coin bag from} jinn 9 mtenteen-2. -Goals trom Syndicate bank. This bag was | tou)—De Cheane 10, Mullen 1 F led $500, and, when opened, was | cree Preston. Umpire Reser. und to contain tron washers. | Timekeeper—Bryant Rocker, made of solid oak, fin ished fumed, Mission type; such gifts YOU would prep chairs upholstered in genuine regular price $14.00; Segoe ; a pleasant surprise for someD lide, eiahcedies Sn ae) |. ties football tease ot the haute : YOU know. We've never had f dete ne the Minsiaatppl team! 2 eppene a finer variety. And for ; q ality = a REX YOUTHS REED ee ff prices are low—MUCH LOWE ss ROCKED — Dosigned € Heitmueiier is doing the best hit Cornell alumnt field fund ts now < any of the Athletics on the $70,000, and an effort will be mad it, + to reach $100,000 by January 1 << Pacific coast teams are pinying SHAVING BRUSH BY TIP WRIGHT. {commission would cease to exist 25¢ NEW YORK, Dec. 10.—The bitter | Bing! Right on the beezer as shown In picture, se lveted. band woven toed, With heavy white map. ; well made gud_yortnervice i than you will find at any * And following this broadside came There's no possible RegWar price t . S ttl Geht that 1s being waged over the at Garry Herrmann and | way of getting a ain- | special store In seattie, presidency of the National league is asieas would Geuert the! gle bristle out of the hard rubber setting of a Rubberset Bhav ing Brush without and 5 This was a bluff and| @tawing to a finish with the ap- teams in the Proach of the league meeting Di neither id any such thing. But} tirel destroying ber 15, and the se both have come out flat-footed for | th bi . fre agree Heydler against the Murphy-Ward | Hot jit | DOLL BABY CARRIAGE e {iS es 4 ; Murphy combination. Both realize that 4 first ¢ to | oy 4 eee baer be pegs — Pog “| thought of, and I look for them to Ds bang ne ge th folding go-cart, wil), make Glique, and that is going to land | not only block the » to defen les i cKeR A a a splendid Chr in Montgomery Ward, ex-r Heydler, but to muzzle this perni- eae, teak: tus ak es > , mas pres @K-manager and now @ golf playing | cous Ilitle buay-body. } ning yey hg ee. | ent. It is strong and well Qllower of Hiackstone, in the office do a Rubberset good While furning over criticism prior Je of fir, finish 1 Exchange the Gift # Yo even | constructed, folds up eas Of president to the few remarks by Johnson a Ru ot it you jf 07 Bolden oF In bright red , . And all this, in the same voice| Murphy demanded, “Who's electing want to give it a |, 4 strong, well made chatr ily and will not get out of q thorough "'cfoaning |f with solid wood seat, reg- | | order. Regular price $2.00; & clique run things. Evidently | owners or ne ir, Chubby Charles Webb Murphy |1 might say, the ta a one-m t declared he does not intend to! a National league president, the club " and sterilization. Lm- | clud owners, by all aging boiling a brush n league, with him-| means, Mr. Murphy, but baseball wae|in glue, rosin or cement! ate set ee tas acces sewer glue, rosin or cement . ' ee ‘ made by newspapers and should it Rubberset Shaving Brushes last a an gud " ve mave Pais ha oid + gy hd that your conduct threatens etime in good condition They pie rapidity National | ¢9 disrupt th me their shap. ever lone league for the past few weeks. First, | th det KE yen dieting their springiness—tever 4 ular. price $0c. 55¢ | In reply | special for tomorrow .. $4 After Christmas He May Do So or lone a Chicago perpon, traneptantod put ti |bristio from their setting. And yet c Py aa tes ee ae tubberset Shaving Brushes coat no = .f % more than the ordinary short-lived ” write pler for & newspaper,| 1 don't think it needs a seer or a| bristle-shedding kinds, Look. for “ mes outwith a knock on President | trance medium to forecast the re.|the. Dane on each brush. tn ‘all eydier, who, ax at least one critic | election of John Heydler and for a| *t¥!e and sizes, 260, 5c, The and rote, “has nothing but ability to|term of at least thres $1.00. If it is not convenient for recommend him for re-election.’ the Vinge tenets in few Yara te Having poked his harpoon into! cember 15. Heydier, Murphy blossoms out as determined an advocate f Jim Hart, an Mi you to call, just send in price of brush you wish and we will ma have a hunch that al|to your postoffice gratis ir a will ba made tol we 4 | See the. Living Models in 0 i Rubberset Pristie | a r Baseball ex, as his candidate to suc- | cerely hope It witltenececd OT tink Erwan 2 | indows emonstrating _ eged Heydier. But Hart was a blin ne o'80 jpaenemoogn Rub j and after ‘throwing him at th _ | 2-in. Bristle Shaving a He for a feeler, Murphy hied hima | OE OE CHILD'S DESK AND CHAIR—Made of solid a $1 5 Clothes. to New York and gumshoed for d e mi, Yery substantially constructed; a good } res etd. Aftee alte eting mor sino 8, 2%-in, “Brintie, arge ¢ The desk 48 18 inches high and oo " Te gp agen el Poca we att nam OA WET Yt aa Oa | bas large cupboard under writing bed. Regu qua on the job, Murphy sp’ 1 ‘Badger i 81.00 lar price $6.00; special ‘ard Ghaving Brush... Things loot na $44 fine Wetaee Wale Hig. $3.50 to whom Mur berset Shaving Brush The sepa RF @epecially wh jo, | 260 in. Badger Hair HRSA REACRIRO AS 1 -_ peaension of | ge ttubber raving Brush... 81.00 . se eer th MLE Jekel aiding Rubber aving Brush, tt WANT | solid oak, finish ‘ust as th ervatives, those sare eee No. 2 i ‘ttle’ Wubbdtooln od golden; a very fleart, had about given up hope « BG. Spalding 242 or 262, same shaped bannister Sgeing Heydler continued in off Jemt Collar 2 Treat your face to a ¢ in back, embo at gentle dispenser of at Ono helps to make shaving ed cobbler Johnson, did a little work f ure er seat ood cause. ° We reconfhend the Tue Ribbe @ Food | 82.95 make; special for tomorrow $1.60 |line of Bristle Brushes tor | who want a fairly stiff brush, and |the ‘badger for tows who preter a oft brush | On the 615-619 Opposit® Ban Johnson Insurgent. Big Ban calm announced that the American leagy nuldn't stand r John Ward as resident, and {if he was ele@ted, the National Square First Avenue Tote® Polé ] SPINNING, 2e ve.