The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 7, 1911, Page 2

33932333353> Or, the Rise and Fal A LIFE STORY IN HIS FIRST KNO: a written against the and as jaw and defore Porky my ner CONTINUE — RESUME RACES TODAY JUAREZ, Mex >» 71—T Juarez Jockey Ch resume ng this afte N ctals 4} par Juarez is practically at an wh “THE PUG’S PROGRESS.” 18, Ark, Feb. 7 day the greatest ers, is all in. Met ere critically ill and is confined to his a local hotel. | Bad Colds Some colds are worse than 5 others, but they are all bad. | Do not neglect them. Treat) ask your doctor about tak- cha ing Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. Then do as he says. Le. pe Got tot 04 Oo SPANGENBERG 1100 FIRST AVE. CORNER SPRING ST. Take tla nezor Him. Vrowire ee ny Sharpens All Razors Soles With a Guarantee We guarantee that half soles we put on will not leak and will wear for at least 3 months. We re- sole without cost if they don’t. Retail Department We have installed a complete line of Men's Shoes and guarantee every pair we sell. Lasting qual- ity, moderate price. Whether you purchase from us or not, we earnest- ly solicit your repair work, Hougen’s Lightning Shoe Repair Works 110 Madison St. The Pug’s Progress ,,, MILLIONAIRE MAY BE he Sioux Promptly, vigorously. First, | Wrestling enthusiasts ar OPENING SPRING SA Thirty Suits Only SHORT SPOR Kid Curry to Meet Unknow l of a Champion pad attr Dave Kraft of Hannibal, Mo, has Kid Curry, who has-appeared ed with Joe Cobn's champlo ( Athiet , Johnny ‘Thompson, an Ame in K tohmaker | Australian middleweight champ ful w n tee Tom Bresnahan has heen elected ing up aga Kid Cur and| Manager of the Queen Anne high| the ron be a red hot|#ehool baseball) team for 1911 | co j am for th woe haoet Mickey O'Brien will celebrate] ta " . 7 Washington t on « | | nm prese ndication 1. oH meet Oncar| AMS Ben hg nig nee Nelson, « V eight, at} ~ [pressions of approval of last week's | Nelson B. C., 3 22 \ | amoker Charles E. Davies ; BALLARD SMOKER "2": 3 Eddie Hubbard and Chick Hud " ' Prog ‘ ta A new ma " y ' Manus a ,| wh 1 in correct hunches ng } ‘ | “Beard was never the true stand: | then ard of brains.” There are m wh a nad, wad ta When he situa iraw a veil | HORSEMAN A SUICIDE But is very th traw card BUFFALO, table softly mur paper | on and pat read in a New York cKOUT banne by “Kid” Biff to his friend peg he ity that afte of the latter Lat may the inst time out | Homest Advice to | aay disoorer | s him have a the | Consumptives Pic Rae Pog et homf do ie recommend Missourl. The ease with which the slayers of Stanicy Ketchel were hopped into stir fur nishes a fine little lesson in legal dispatch | When water boils vot weenie tree killed him. but I'm sorter getting back D. PROFESSIONAL BOXER Oh, there would I EW YORK, Feb. 7.—Warren with red and bour, champion heavyweight thanks is a society pe’ has a be fly 4 } a, ia white < | r is x I t in the pe@ie agent ain that if any has §35.000 to man’s Rope w for bim™@®o! short today that he the professional mitt careless mill invest in a ~ican dig up one notice . Abe Attell carne $40,000 4 year ) ot land Bill Taft is paid $75,000, Which | { tee my | would you rather watch perform?! ] Of all sad words, of tongee dr pen. } The » be tried to comp back | me | Ty Cobb's venture Into the nows-| paper game as spectal writer must have taken like the mension, He's rest in the Augus CINCH FOR GOTCH. CITY, ta y that Frank the world’s mpion wrestler, is as good as he was, following his quick dis | last night of Kara Osman. ch pinned the Turk’s shoulders he mat twice w'thin 25 minutes There ix a letter at the office the sporting editor of The Star for} Tommy Burne. Ladies’ Tailored Suits lo inaug rate the Spring season, we announce the greatest values in Tailored Suits ever pre- sented to the ladies of Seattle For the balance of the week we will take orders for Tailored Suits LatestSpring Styles The regular values of these Suits are from 5.00 to $60.00. The latest Spring wear are included, along with the staple blacks and blues. very fabrics for Every order taken will receive the personal at- tention of Mr. Forman, and every Suit will be cut and fitted under his personal supervision. The linings, trimmings and workmanship will be of the same high quality that has made so many of the best-dressed women of Seattle our Steady, patrons, The Metropolitan Ladies’ Tailors Jos. Forman, Prop. 1319 Fourth Avenue THE STAR—TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1911. THE STAR LEADS IN LIVE SPORT NEWS €€eeeceee | Be eee. . PILLS 8 Sold Everywhere. (SS The Beginning of a Great Career the beginning of a route is That a great career is very clearly ¢ tar the fact that so many Star ca out into the business world to win for them elves the respect of their fellow busing men, and eventuall reat career is be them if they will but carry out the business ruined which they g princi mpressions while they ying The Star The boy fice, distribute, « “re carr buy their papers from new busi Thus ollect and work for ness in the various parts of the city they are gaining yalu branch of a modern ) taught that the first and most essential thing le experience business. in the maintenance of any large busine stitution is that each and every one of customers is to receive full value for money in the way of service, etc his They are handling their own bookkeeping system, a very clever but simple system de vised by the office and given to them in the very best of shape for their own maintenance from all st important fact pay all of their bills They leart w to collect money kinds of people, and the n is that they learn to promptly, as they are forced to pay for their papers promptly And t, -but not least, they are taught the art of salesmanship. We have a department of high-class tutors for the express purpose of coaching all of the boys, and of course they have an object as well—that of adding a perpetual income to their route. The last reason why Star car riers are a success is by no means a small item, for it is a recognized fact that a real salesman need never fear not being able to gain a good livelihood anywhere at any time. Star carriers do develop into good salesmen, as they are taught how to talk to all kinds of people and present a forceful argument from the start. They develop a faculty which they will carry with them through life, as the im pression which a man receives in his boyhood days is always a lasting one if it is strong enough. made Although every Star carrier realizes that every time he gets a new customer he is going to make a a certain amount more money, we do not allow this to be the only incentive he has to get in and work on his route. Last month The Star gaye away $145.00 to the carriers for building up their routes, in addi- tion to raincoats, rifles, ete. Never a month goes by but that some spe- cial inducement is made the boys to get in and work and increase their earnings. Last month one boy (Frank Huntley, car rier No. 7) increased his route 110. He was working for a rifle. He was closely pressed by carrier 86, who won the second prize—a dandy sweater coat. They, of course, are not the only ones in the’vast army of Star carriers who are get- ting quantities of new business and making good money at the same time, for there are scores of others who are just as bright, or perhaps brighter, than they are. We need more boys just like these two chaps. We have good routes in nearly every part of the city for the right kind of boys. They can be had by calling on the Circula- tion Manager, at The Star Office, or if we cannot secure you a good route in the imme- diate territory where you live, you can se- cure a good corner to sell on every evening until we do secure a route for you. Dobb 9 197 1 Putnaw 1 66 1 Dummy .....+.160 150 160 Totals "2 ‘9 Hawks 178 171 hal ....172 ‘ 141 140 mn ...169 196 | Tota ‘ High single MeG High ave McGregor, 19 Good t Io boxes 10c. and 266 a 5 De this to M, me. cf man An, mc When We Became the Exclusive Agents }}) nae’ who 1s : For the I ¢e told M Free, its ine iite—fo entor ar ng Machine Cus Co., t to the Free and ree =} > wi u u can’t tell oda he people the tr i nit seeming to J& Wo « y geattle We ba ° rather He Replied: thi 109 “ : Ask Them to) ts rims to give r Come and |} =, a ee “Reade s See It mot —— burn I n see with oo here t own eyes its " marvelous Rotoseil- Dear movement, its it there ¢ ht ets. of ball ae earings, its auto huttle eject- wo or, its autorfiatic lox its French leg di its rotary spc needle which can't ons go wt its i ision release, patente etc. e & mode paper 4 THEN THEY MUST BELIEVE 1g So We Want Every Woman in Our City to Come partiea and See the Free for Herself TERMS AS LOW AS $1.00 A WEEK Dear for a & a laund fs the | work tl answer! (2) D Buy Now Pay Later All the Credit You Want PIKE AND FIFTH 3 z txt i Delivery 10 Cents; Suburbs 20 Cents. Delivery Extended to Greet Lake, Fremont and University Districts. eo Coffee Manning’s Coffee Store} 1519 PIKE PLACE. Z HE rf Tool [LA WORD TO THE Wise ]]] COW BUTTER STORE Kutter 1433 FIRST AND PIKE Bteel Minnesota Fresh C: ry, 2 Ibs. for . 4 fully Full Cream Cheese EH teed Can Milk, 2 MID-WEEK Franklin Mills’ “Whea Franklin Mills’ Pa for SPECIALS q 5 versity rei Whe fish, ext F Milk, 2 large cans ; Free Delivery, including Green Lake, Fremont and Unl Districts H. A. EBA Stalls 109-110, Main Floor—Also 33-34 Downstairs THE PLACE TO DEAL TO SAVE MONEY ON GROCERIES WE LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW eas en 5c lb, VIENNA COFFEE CO. Stalls 201 and 202 “4 Vienna Blend Coffee, pound WE WILL SELL YOU A BRAND NEW | Singer Sewing Machine for $25.0 Remember, when We Ba for yourself, 7 AT THE WHITE COMPANY’S MAIN STORE, 1101 Third Ave., Corner Spring. And guaranteed to be the la we mean just what we styles. y. Calla Ind. 988 ‘or Whites, $5.00 a =~ Main 1525. A lot of good machines taken in exchange Buy or Sell Real Estate. Business Chances ? Classified Page.