The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 22, 1910, Page 2

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tHE STAR—THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1910. Grote-Rankin Company’s Ree =) KILL BOXING AND RAGING IN CALIFORNIA, | PERTINENT SPORT PARAGRAPHS WILL BE DEMANDED OF THE LEGISLATORS sy WILL STOP THE SPORTS, IF : § Don't baseball managers tell about the fine team they're going THEY ARE PASSED. | to have next season? | be om Doesn't Johnny vers explain the defeat of the Cub SACRAMENTO, Cal, Deo, 22 Doesn't Mary Garden employ @ presse agent? TU Ser ease tated tek| “I aS awe nos ime st Christmas Shoppers Will Get the Best Values for Their |} to be taken from California to Doesn't Sam Langford challenge Jack Johnson? Nevada and created a sevenday| sensation by so doing, is going to Cuba and Japan are becoming more Americantsed every, your sar iu" sasb | oat fas Money Here—Useful Gifts Are Most Appropriate display at the coming session of} _ ad the California legislature in Jan- ae Larry Doyle, Giants’ sec baseman, in the Joo McGee of the uary : keystone guardians, according to feu but there are about four He is Atty, J. B. White, legal rep- teen big feague clubs that would lke to pay a few thousands for bim resentative of the Church Federa Still they insist figures don’t fib. of San Francisco, and his par-| i lar job this winter will be to se SOME INTERIOR DECORATIONS PER XRAY z i cure the passage of such lawa as John D,, benzine o Doe (@ok, magazine checks; Connie Mack fancy chinaware, cutlery or kitchen utensils will 3 r knockout punch 7 pennants; Ballinger, p disapproval; father, Christmas bills; the x§ * 5 to the fight game in the state and coal) baron, Joy; railway mall clerks, extra hours; the average man. preven 1 ting at the one} q worry, | Wh ly prepared Have YO n whitewashed, brother? | o matter what price you wish to pay for a gift, you will be able to get it here, and save money, too, If you wish something for a dollar or less, we have hundreds of small piece f furniture, glassware 7 all marked from a fourth to a half under price. Atty has a — ee ght, a FUMED OAK a rough draft of two bills It must make the eagle feel like a turkey buzzard as he views 7 } aimed at the fight game and the the crimes committed in the name of liberty H | These | if pas will make ATTY. J. E. WHITE The beat ovide that baseball was not played 4500 B, C. Is J i it impossible for ¢ boxing] ~ that chariot racing waa popular contest to be pulled and will he ng bill will be m stop all gambling at race Atty. White is secretive t comes down to the terms of the bills and the penalties pro vided for violation of the laws, but gives the impression of a man very much pleased with his job and very well satistied with the out look for success mage was re ym in San | * . t bill passes. x aco lor making bets On @& az Se ren win oe run In Mexico, The case waa} %*¥ or March. | tl ak s | ; ’ said Atty, White, “it will prever mata a was : | panis I boos | i a0 arg es igensete Dg vag Bh eee ny gem vggpe Has your bean been X-rayed? $14.50 ! orice $15.50 from holding boxing matches. [t| °° nyone in the | ae 0 c ho r ar that nad 4) for. 89.75 ial... .. $8.75 stipulate that a club cannot be bon a bo oe he bad —_ Mildred Betknap, the Boston girl, seems to want to grab some % $8.7 . ior the express purpose o # race « se they could 3 pe mer ye rea gg , erties Rage aie : wreee : _— find anybody becaune the race was| Of that spotlight stuff Bleanora Sears has had « monopoly on - : staging matches in public, as some J we = -_ —|} sei he so-called clubs in San Fran-|Tun some 2,000 miles away ne | ; rea v4 abt . < | y of the an hire a skating rink, (Dill T am working on will stop] Who owns the Boston National league club -y ; | ctsco do. h tb S — o this sort business. incorporate as some Fiynn for Red Sox. tie club and get into 5 The fight promoters and the | : — wetifon ‘business, ‘This ty what the |facetrack interests will not be able | Ballard A. C. Show e hhostox ore, FP eaten | i dmissto to put up the fight against these ohn aylor of the Red Box has| bill will stop. If an admission fee P ian tote rg ve a pat LS sob mJ. Tazlor ot the Red Box hes after the one tn force In New state, It will stop gambl every description. Not only this oral system now being used at Emeryville, but the pari-mutuel, the Now that Taft has that Ballinger thing off his chest wouldn't it be @ pleasant surprise if he'd oppose the Dias ontfit in the mat ter of Axcona? Don't play the hope string too strong on this A , / good hunch, however. | wi splendidly pls and every oth form full ‘Ah 1ade Rocker, in other « . A few days Of course Hackensehmidt and Zby » throwlng all comera regardieas, But they managed to wrest when they met. | It jan’t on the books for either to } anti meet in Chicago he se for the “world’s champlons! which will be some time in Febru tion effect, of } | e is charged to see a contest it will bills Aa enthusiastic crowd of fight ch , y Slatio the proposed new | against similar bills in years past seyaronenr age Mgpita her Bill Carrigan to the Wash be a violation of the prope new The reason for this ts simple fans witnessed the emoker enter ington club in exchange for Catch law Itainment at the Ballard A. ©. last or Street, He | f wThe Dili will also stop the so-| It takes money to finance a lobby | DUnWOn! Gt Ute Ce ee setied that) centre «Ba nel HR ay Tt a allie ‘galled amateur shows Which are be-/at the otate cepltal aad the going fonee Sn. Soemet, eras the] eee ee Miret Baseman Fiyan | A good Living Ais _attractive renee tn Cal a "and| hasn't been good for elther fight von so yeoman oe of Pitteburg, whose services also} ~ R | Rocker has the which are just as much prize fights| promoters or racetrack mon the om od — away b jure wenies by Manager McAleer oom Rocker, ik ee . oT of Washington. vadded, 1 as was the JeffriesJohnson affalr.| past two years Pete Muldoon and Bob Arm-| rete cite = b made of solid oak, : cholate -witheien neaaecantoaet . ee = == Istrong were the actors in the big O, Here's Kid McCoy MIRRORS ets eee act, and Muldoon put up a pretty! NEW YORK, Dee yrman HE OWNS THE DOVES performa act |Selby, the Kid McCoy of ‘the old] Just the thing for clanay ish; a comfortable }_ git — a tine | Spanish leather; FOR FEW MINUTES | terminated in the third round, Mulb|days, has filed suit for ‘dtvorce ;% ccnliiilaeaieatals doon getting the inion jagainat his wife, who was the 4 Rocker, with high | French mirror, in | we also have the Loule Hahn easily defeated| widow of « millionaire. Selby 7 haved | (ney, burnished hai in two rounds, outclassing |cbarges @ etatutory offense. back and shaped | git trame; tive chair to Last night's scores I the way | saddle seat; regular sizes-— match it; regu- 3 Va m over Andy Russell It corey Ore Dotentes. g 4 $4.50. S 1 | $2.00 value $1 1 » $11.50 Squirre' < tank denpronnd £0 NEW YORK, Dec, 22.—Ajfred price $4.00. Special | os val . lar price > ‘Wetmore ... 2 ‘ Steer wen vq-| De Oro, the Cuban cue wonder, was ai ee Special .$6.95 Davis 154 sialon Ove : defeated at three-cuahion billiards | 4 el eked gets | $10 value . ity in the Mission fin- | ed in genuine Moe . 12: ‘ j ir pe " jin so match with John Daly, Chit. | $11 value Martin . fond é ~ Bennett and Sather also went to| O88 last night. The game for Oth ellen Koch ... ‘ i : & noconclusion ending in four) '5? points, and Daly gain - A - 4 of 3 oe ——--—_—— | rounds. 25 at the ffiniah. el oe od , NEW YEAR'S OPEN | | | ; j Free | ROCKER Hogan ...... mn HOUSE AT 8B. A.C.) , a} ae = | = - | 3 A very well Sewing Straight line Carau .. ccccee OF tele : : 4 7 4 * Monday afternoon, January 2, (te } on “e *e / will find lots of evel @ me ST. LOUIS, Mo. tte, ; d . made Rocker, | Machine Mission yle, = proy oA. Shee | ee ard (Rube) Wad ell, the eccen. i with spring seat | }as pictured, h HOMOGE OF | tric aseball piteh whow i — ig announced | wonial adveater ee and shaped Would made wi ks the Wiemarck . . monial adventures have gain i | jthat the affair will be limited tO) him almost as much notoriety 4 : back, seat and Make seat cushion and Individual Championship j the stag contingent his achleveme oa the diamond, | back upholk | { pill trapped pillow CHICAGO BALL PLAYERS |was made the defendant in a sult . Lin genuine | | @ar IN VICTORIA TODAY | fF divorce filed by Mrs, Waddell r aihans a Good back of genuine verdant : JOHN P. HARRIS. The Chicago baseball team re s alleged (hat Robe bad broke | gall gular price! Christmas | leather; regular oe 3 } John P. Harris is temporaryliurned to the home country from | ° aa Pollard temperance pledge” 00. Special Gif price $16.00. owner of the Boston club of the], barn tng tour of Japan to-|t#ken last June, H ; ‘ National league. Harris purchased | Gay The troupe landed in Victoria|, Waddell married Madge Ma t al $9.25 Wyard won from Fleury in four] wa “| vee RUBE WADDELL IN "7 ROCKER ns an number three today ; At Imperial Alley Individual Champion: g Former Owner Dovey's stock, but! |last April, two months after he had i is afternoot lecer . ., Wl] will sell out to W. H. Russell off “emmece married wife number two. Reports ‘ ror) His its New York and 1. C. Page of Boston Buys Orange Grove. had it that once the mighty pitcher i are, ; Bedroom chair ae or su a7 It is said $60,000 has al y}) WHITTIER, Cal, Dee 2 1 braced up and shortly after " mi. > A tton 149 156 2 1 2) deen paid to Ha avin Frank L. Chance, manag d he signed a pledge for r, . = - i fetmore itt it | 1 HS to be paid. This will give Russell|Chicago Nationals, has the complatnt filed by his wi EMERYVILLE. jand Page 95 per it of the stock.| another orange grove, closing the indicated that the pledge bad| : } | WILLIE Lewis ouT deal by the payment he of $25,000, little effect | a —————-— 1 m |leas the sum put up to obtain an ra. Waddell was obliged to sell 4 EMERYVILLE, . 21—Entries| FOR PACKEY McFARLAND ven lt A her ¥ dy « tr paasaan in order to z é 2 for Thursday: | six miles north of Whittier get money with which to buy food - e ssa fs | (By United Pres.) it Is alleged. Waddell was charged o> Am Made of solid oak, in First race, six furlongs—Buena| NEW YORK, Dec, 22 jie Colleges at Resort. | with administering a beating to his 106, *Inauguration 106. Gramercy | Lewis today challenged Packey ATLANTIC CITY, Dec, 22 ce esa Sagat tn Mee / the golden finish; very 107, Donald 111, Lady A a 111.) Farland, and if t Chicago serap- | Pri ton and Dartmouth have/{ mee of liquor, which the com - x r : Se end 7 easoll at, Roy | per can be induced to abandon his |been signed for ® series of base-| plaint alleged was most of the ‘ ; i struction, continuous |} CARD TABLE—A r. 111, Sokol Frank G. Hogan| claim that he is still « lightweight | ball games in April at Inlet Park, | time. back posts, cane seats; oa HW | strong, serviceable Folding 107, *Little Buttercup 106, *Harry| and enter the welterweight class, aj and the management of the park is | - - 5 - Tah ith 34-inch | Rogers 106 fight between the two will be ar-| striving to bi Fenn and Yale Coulton May Go Abroad } ee this little pair would | Card Table, with 34-ine Second race, seven furlongs—| ranged |here for a threogame series| NEW ORLEANS, Deo. 22 CUSPIDORS —China Cuspi- | make a good Christmas top, covered with Court Lady 109, Charley Paine 199 Easter week jay ilon, claimant to the dors, with neat floral pattern; gift— ’ felt; regular price rn 7 t 1 . | Cireo 97, Beggs 101, Allness 104,|C. L. LAMPING SECRETARY tamweight honors, may go to I regular price $1.10 each. Spe- | $4.95 Rocker .. 5.0 | sale price .. b 62 option on the grove. It is located well made, box con- L. C. Ackerly 101, Wineberry 105, | OF THE ATHLETIC CLUB| Baseball League Disbanded land for a couple of fights early al oy 78 C Salomy Jane 109, Military Man 104 - TRENTON, N. J., Dec. 22.--The|next year. His father, who le his|, “8! ewwere ee Sa¢ $3.76 Chair ... Onatassa 108, Nettie Travers 105,| ©. L. Lamping has on elected Lady Hildreth 101 {secretary of the Seattle A. ©. tojafter having a tremendous lot of | consideration, Third race, six s—Beda | fill the vaca asioned the | difficult has disbanded. The| | a | WILKES-BARRE, Dee 22.- Yew Jersey State Baseball League,| manager, has several offers under — winvale memes es aninny 91, Hannah Low 1 Ro v of the club for|reliable source gamo 114, Combury 111, Prudent) es , and is well qualified | | President J. H. Farrell of the } 114, Native Son 111, Novgorod 111 the position to which he has New Swimming Tank. York Slate Le ¢ sent word Robert Hurst 91, Biskra 111 }just been tod. BERKELEY, Cal, Deo, 22 Manager William K. Clymer of the} Ww ust t hi ti tongs, handicap—Jest 100. Pay-| JACKSONVILLE, _|ine constructed in Strawberry can-| moet! be held in Albany | bib Bas BB A streak 110, Pawhuska 115, Jim Ba a }yon by the regents of the Univer-| during ird week in January . 3 Giate Dele 3 | JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 21,—|#t¥, of California Is nearing com daira challenge vipa Stock Before We Move to Our th race, mile s " its of today’s race n and will probably be In Cataline 111, ¥ 12 eat iabae-Teoubia o ess for use at tn Jack Alin of Everett writes the f next ser sporting editor of The Star stating te gop te celage A , Coletta third. | ‘Time—1: that he would like to challenge any New Store Lace 111, Liberto > 5 Ale nd 1 ‘ rented to Be Sold nd wrestler for a mateh Castile 111 Ch viel snicker 11 rd race - . pengrenine: b star t Hunky Hinds or Ed Toller, Sixth race, six furlo’ strong to mo up $1, Burning Bush 11 wits . the blo te oer fis ra ef oh ins Be ‘ eat bidder. He ‘ with} micenninge to Marry. 11 supburn 111, Ha . ) LOIT, De Direc site 107. rp Pil > ‘ Murphy Wants Jackson. *A e -eeome _ CLEVELAND, Dec, 22.—Char Pirates | great ball since then Jonnings of the Det prentice allowanc . owner of th BELLINGHAM TEAM Pah a 0 00 LOSES TO TACOMA) “* mate f e)) > wou agre V t a) ‘nih . pi BROWN'S \ Ae. GLASSWARE—We ha r temm STEI NS TACOMA, Dec. 22.—1 ma tb Bn . : 1 : Vink swell ehs very pretty de he staat: to fis “fe I 6, { , 7 ont D ere in a|| CLOLHES FOR ; lepartmer ed ne-pint sa hot AGO, enjoyed by rowd. | The ae Kong Dosaibility of Radi THE WORKER eee Sabape adage hy h; pewter covety y # * ‘ These are the “kind that really pots, 1it Plate game. Fa shed the water and yet do not bind _ + . é We Move to Our New Store, at Pike and Fifth, in January MAKE WORK EASY ~—The— Danz Shoe Co | 119 Yesler in me—151 1 Setar py tae eam 2-Pal t Just What You Want EVERY i € rd a . Home of the Famous ( TON 0. Dec P | ‘as Last event Mine ene hay POPE OTVER ISIC |ietore sinned ins Sunoey Que unter Jk 8 Werle | Ceageee Swomma Goops (i || CHRISTMAS Opposite Seattle Hotel opponent in a twelve-round fight|/bout. Moore wa e y 714 First Ave. Both Ph = Geoend Ave, at Unlen Ob |here on New Year's afternoon |@ong in the final round seaman he | | All the Credit OT, . Vou W. Try some of them on—You wi STORE wi htaiaad | | That “Wonder,’ Pal Moore. : To Fight at Canton

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