The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 20, 1911, Page 2

ie * ar Batis, AAS A cn sg Sai ssh THE STAR—MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1911, 33333353>> THE STAR LEADS IN LIVE SPORT NEWS €eceeeeee He Paid $25,000 to Manage ‘White Man’s Hopd’ All Signs Point to PF. B. Ufer, Millionaire, wit] Boxing Game Revival Make Sapulpa Giant Cham-| pion or Spend the Bank Roll | es far liberal fight $25.00 ON EASY PA YMENTS SAPULPA, Okla, Feb, 20.—Lock AERO. SHOW OPENS | RETT SMOKER as his pur a » the ort *. 7 . . Hing t . y olgbt Hage wrested a fortune ~ : ; r getting in shape at I from the earth in minerals and oft : GOTCH SCcOrrs gym in the’ meantime. Burn and although as fre« the R GOSTON, Feb. 20-- od cuits tn Pietiand te wh at so ae chaidt wenld calnge hat ta ——— . Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc. aging a fighter wi eyes " y x - bee " eibtr tic ‘nas Whe oul q rig 1332-34 Second Ave., Near Union St. Het be font buying any yolk sen eunuah AG meabt's Conllonge (0 : 4 4p wane ZOR RACING Seattle's Reliable Credit House SAN FRANCIS plated bricks, thank you J something mi ES Se =. fan a rie | | By the REGAL DENTISTS Frisco railway, and clean up four) strong, but Bob is in Europe with ’ if not #o Then and Thammy Langford. He may get ft game |More ar, enlored a meteor ye: preaks your cop A DENTIST WHO WON’ fe : en ae career. In six months he ha - ’ : vesting |jumped from obscurity to a. sport ~ ; AND ENDS GRIPPE $25,000 g fel page feature. He ts an id t = Ufer will equip a sium for|man of manhoog, the result of cle ' IN A FEW HOURS| 3 Morris. He says he w rs the it g. and green as he is, has shov ws penne ‘ | SiR sen be cum ate t Kendle bal] ts bes'e bend sa well or hanes and! |, You witt distinetiy fect Don’ tbe so thin man and send him along the heavy-’ feet, in the ring. F. B. Uter, the Okiahe bs aecnan adhe - 1 q tion « " Make your cheeks pl 1 fat—make es man, miner and oil become manager of Cari Morri: t ’ " for 4“ \ ort them glow with ruddy health and life. You can Oklahoma “hope a positive ape i ntl 1s t r if you are in earnest and consistent in the use of BARKLEY A ‘AN wid 1S THIS MAN? = Sg Bom dorama you et over tha 5 ee ee ee a ? S ths thine an Rae . ‘ q t SCORES HIGHEST : DRIVING THE WATER en ro Bb gg 0 geht “ how A : : eis ; Pabst Extract Tom ahora h ¢ c boemake Being composed of the nourishing properties of richest The fave Nature wears a amit y (bs . : " eas barley malt and the tonic qualities of choicest bops, The bird ging all the w rable * 2 7 . esiaas it supplies the very elements needed to make sare in bioo ball Meus | nace thin ed to hay healthy strong tissues. It isa predigested food there Ix no emg: sme ne . 4 ar mnfort and in liquid form that is easily and quickly assi- Jints” can't pea un Eevee ylpert wy J be milated, building the entire system ar it out the boose ye ‘ w * 4 The United States Government epect ically clacsidies Pabet Extract as an article of medicine mot an elcobole The clay birds didn't fly In a Straight course yesterday when some of the crack gun artists of the Seattle Gun Club went out to try their skill. Lee Barkley was again high score man and the hard wind didn't seem to mar his usual class at all. More than a score of others competed Joyous dream hse Barkley Bene Read ins Fleming Order « dozen bottles from pour hea! druggset. Insist upon vt berng Pabst. careless, he shou eee eee eee eee eee ee eee i ee 2 oe a a ae MATCH 18 OFF aaa reer y which er : ‘ ae — | aanage ‘ ri ry ne n Eve 6 WHINE ¢ +s Cedar 414. Weestmins! . mt tha € ' 7 f " Do you have any idea who this|thirth-fifth annual at there tm A914 sbe-| na er ge " 4 einath ks eaeras: coolaien Expert Packers of Furniture nos, Pictures, Ct nd Glass ° w Chanagton poun c rug. EGAL O t Ices Can take charge of entire house s4 | fellow is? }son Square garde | To help, we will say he ix a ball|ords, 3 jogs 1608 Third Ave., 0. W. Cor, Union player—and 9 great one. But more | Be riers led w jthan this the reader must supply.|collies ran second By careful study t reader may/bull terriers » SHORT SPORT | See eee eee spe | Prizes to the Value of $500 Will Be Given at Qué Bre pears, oe Je WING -- =") Formal Opening for Appropriate Phrases to Use in Se ice stan: bat| aatceny Nance Soren iy Advertising Our New Store Francisco sports say, probably) 8. A. Cw . which have won in England, will never again don the gloves for | Hetbard 189 4 the smoothbaired fox terrier a championship fight. Kioner «++ 193 157 1 Scarlet Pop: i “Til fight,” Johnson said, “when | Conover ...... 180 ' cyte fy ph We want a number of catchy, brief phrases suitable to use in advertising our new store, so we anic $500.00 worth of merchandise, to senmcaren woe We teeny. Rar ees, sarge : 4 586] Bulldogs were merous, 8 be divided into thirty-five prizes, ranging in value from $5.00 up to $100.00. there’s no one to fig! a Putnam ..... 7 Ti— 548 Fane Whites? 26 leone - om ‘ 2 rast " I want to fight for, anyhow? I've permit enh ddan ak tee Maree RULES OF CONTEST—Phrases must consist of five words or less—for instance, “The Great Daylight Store.” One phrase only got money, and any time I want| Totals S 876—2776 ato the > : ; some new tires for the bubble| E. N. Brooks’ sigh ord saa diuan sted will be accepted from each contestant. All answers must be delivered in person, between the hours of 10 a.m. and 9 p. m., on the day wagons there's always about $1,000 | Mahnken : ~ - : x cali Soi te non dE ln 1 Yaar & week in the show game. | ain't| Vaden ! S— se7| , Competition tn the St. Berns of our Formal Opening. worrying about fights. Let them|O’Donnell .. 184 classes was made interest! : “ to me.” |Koch ........ 162 the absence, for the first time “He's wise, all right,” is the way Keen ; . 198 200 167 5 | years, of Mra Alta Le sporting men size it up. “He know although Alta Moonlight and that asx long as he’s champion the| Totals 934 849 (861 Marve | dogs ot ra stock, show game ts good. If he got a| High single score, 8. A. C raat or ape | Witsoe 4 mi 1, |would not exhibit was High single score, Brooks’ team, |O¥?€T* of St. Bernards It in said the little black bulls on| O'Donnell, 210; high average! 4, example of how far preja i / Hank Creel’s ranch are multiplying Brooks’ team, Keen, 188 1-3. dice will carry is shown by street i THE DATE OF Te fig Eng JOHNSON WILLING |car companies, which issue per / { i at Fa: LONDON, Feb. 20.—Tempted by| mits to carry dogs upon the cars, i OUR GRAND ; an offer of $30,000 to meet the| but provide bulldogs and bull ter , > I E. D.: We don't know when the | winner of the Lang-Langford fight,| Tiers must be muzzled. As a mat e = : FORM Rext fly-casting tournament is to be )echeduled for tomorrow night, pro.|ter of fact, it Is hard to find \ AL held. ‘moter Hugh Melntosh announced) breed less quarrelsome or leas SANS ' i byencw ~ today that he had received the|dangerous than these malign | ne | Fed A : OPENING L. E.T.: If you insist upon leay-|cabled acceptance of Champion | ™isunderstood dogs. F aaa) | ing your money with a pentpeeh | Souk Johnson. Se SAN PRANCISCO, Feb. en ‘> ob WILL BE man, it's your fault if he runs ow TRYOUT FOR 15 With both boys already fit to put = } « WACO, Tex. Feb. 20.—Confi-|¥P the battle of their lives, pugtilis 5 : | — ANNOUNCED al (7 ty did ah bei dent that he has a second Hans tr = = ve Lege - a 4 “ = » si N as Wagner or Ty Cobb in the squad | ‘reat next Monday night, when Lew | ‘ OON— here, Manager McGraw, of the New |‘elr 20-round bout at Dreamland Y Mile unigns you fost like & York Nationals, today began spring | y WATCH FOR IT practice at Marlin Springs. Fit ! IN He was baptized Valentine; his|teen youngst atered. DAILY mother calls him Voltzie, and the gy teria att Doctor of Onhtholmoiady oy — Optometrist — P | newspapers refer to him as K. 0.| weweASH FOR RACING © IT se end Optometrist SOLID OAK ROCKER | PAPERS SOLID OAK DRESSER } FOR THE LIVING ROOM | If you ask Wolgast you'll probably ce . 2 i a learn he's a human battering ram |‘ea that the ban on racing in New Sea bali SOLID OAK DRESSER | Ay pictured, in the Role len or | A stylish Princess style, as | This is a fine quarter-sawed York will emoved before Io | e. F aw attached to a dynamo, ea at Scocat tantiaen we me. | CaLry A pleasing pattern with | Early English finish; high | | shown in picture; golden fin- | golden oak Rocker, with wide THE PENALTY OF FAME. | *bort today are subseribing $150, De fr be ihe and large be vel-| batk; shaped —saddie ‘seat; | ish, large oval mirror of bevel- | solid-shaped saddle seat; welkj nell Aa Sekai Keno, © Lyre Bob ome kl the came alive ved : i is Pap Serpe arms bra i and F seat ; r | ed French plate, two long | braced arm construc ion; rege aaimilahc< wee: Sropaed teiee in} i ase; regular price $ ) lar price $4.50. Specia i drawers; regular price $17.00. | ular price $10.00. Special—= the fourth by Johnny Daly, and the| RED SOX OFF Special » $12.50 $2.65 | Special ‘ $11.50 $6.25 referee stopped the fight CHICAGO, Feb. 20.—With 52 ball | —News Item. tossers and attaches aboard, the : - And the real owner of the name/| Boston Red Sox special train starts Was sound asleep 500 miles away,| ‘or the west tonight on the longest — training trip ever taken by any ’ Eddie Collins, the Athletics’ star |™J0F league team. The trip will fafieldet and hitter, inessts, that |cost John J. Taylor, president of Russell Ford has the most puzzling |‘M@ Club, just $16,000 break to his ball, in the business. | cad BOXING — WRESTLING Guess Willie Hoppe’s retirement | Prot. M. 8. PRERD was only a pre-nuptial announce 5 Waehinaton, Wal Bion in "Barn Perhtge’ ihe Ao ae 1 ee : anitary Davenport With Oak Ends consent to Willie's resigning. . FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY = | In the Vernis- Martin bronze finish, | Frank Gotch must be sick. He The Rubber Store | ‘ t vi This neat Bed comes in the Vernis Martin bronze = “e et RGR OER ROGLAAYY BONIS Hes cig Post construction, with seven heay is what , , iron frame, coi threw only four men in an hour at finish; 2-inch continuous post construction ; support in middle, helical springs | ing rods, chill-less joints; a very st & Fecent tryout. 714 Fire: Ave. | i heavy filling rods. Special ‘ on bo' ) ° | $ Spel ri n both ends; $15.00 value ... A Shae 75 | regular price $14.00. Special i 5 | Hridgework that FOR new, modern furnished + cm a r at} charge $6 for i# yours here for $4 low prices, call at the Virginius, #04 minia st, near Weatlake av Oldest Alaska Outfitters || #8 CROWNS #4 aie skate TPO aa The in Seattle ok Zemre lneth that’s too Al ‘the Credit You Want ‘Yeu Want i oN Bargains in Used Furniture We carry @ complete line of now by crowning it with a regular Gold or Porcelain Crown for #4 Rubber and Ol Clothing, Rub. || ; ‘i . - z Danz Shoe (o ber Footwear, Pacs, Aretics, $10 SETS OF TEETH 85 g generous help whenever occasion requires € Our basement is overcrowd i d Pe || Moccasins, Woolen Underwear, Fogg anil ots “relly is a part of the Grote-R i * eereenias cyercrowded with wag ; na “ jrote-Rankin’s improved credit i! Mitts, Gloves, pee, voary oh Obie Betting tat furniture that has been exchanged for new. 119 Yesler Blankets and Kenwood Sleeping $6. Finest $18 sets for $6. service. ‘The arrangements we make with cus 3. A 12-YEAR GUARANTEE aur ; This stoc s troved auic akd Home of the Famous asd siande mack ot the hiah unity ang |] tomers give them the greatest freedom in making 34 s stock must be moved quickly to make hip * f ; - 6. tter work Is to be had a their payments. We provide for every emer- \ AND } room for other exchanges, so we have cut. W. L. Douglas Shoes | Rameaaeecsotactaal idle MH? piney. ouch ¢ Pay unter | “ieee ce “oe : WS WORK A grec gency, such as loss of position or illness; in fact, the prices exceedingly low for this week's Opposite Seattle Hotel Main 5089. Phones: tnd. 2880, Ohio Dentists help you whenever occasion requires, PIKE ST. AT FIFTH AV. selling.