The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 2, 1911, Page 2

ii STAR—THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 1911. REV. B. S. TAYLOR We have in our emp! DOPE DREAMS WRESTLE MARCH 6. ‘ ne . repair KANBA CITY Gy Tom Akers Jeorge Hackenschmidt, the Russias 9 SgURES a : and Henry Ordomann, the Min || All Restringing Guaran- Sat night's « With mighty wallop pound the pitt aay n matched t tou views Bismarck Co Phenoms who will the infleld play “it's the mind that makes the mer t re Athletic ( Shuman In manner quite like Lajole | body rich.” ie Sanaa eo veeelr ea MePhall + 4 i x Tackle line Have you Eni 1 ‘ - i tall Don’t know whether PARIS. March 2,—laco yy I 1 varnished before ‘ =. Of mute, it unknown men! un to this, but if so the Smith . but If so th 4 succensful season in Kn Boston Who wan, with ones, wourp the job|{unt” inteeleat).” ‘the MWe | toter Hugh Met eased |f : 119 Yesler Of mighty Honus or Ty Cobb. herons Jel werd « . John 3 ankios hippodrome here and b have « upward, His most re ee Vendeee ana lies funny that we never nag + athena ta . ali ‘ 3 ‘“ Davis - tainly wou ket eae > : , OPEN NEW CLUB 114 Peet Av. WwW L Douglas Shoes Deane 3 i 2 . i | atana gE gp Mathie yp es’ tant litienacd Laketias tae © | Main 5089. Phones: Ind. 2880. . “am 2 170 18 me ayers whdy: pho’ ee an its new club house in Bre > Orveehe Seattle Hotel 2g . ; t that | night with three 10round bouts, | j * | st that have Keen! Arthur Raymond ts so proud of|- r / - legree of B. B, (bachelor of Brady, the tallest featherweight in ieihidie higten trem Gane ay It in oany to believe that the . he f 8 y and lamb will He down toget the fight game, is going to be a bus: ie jows, endless, resome way w 8 » a r now at Charlie Murphy and man for the next fe ook Te Until 1 think the time is ripe ~ norrow night he is going to fight r at ont tie Clarke Griffith have agreed upon and a week later takes on Kid Par DENIES CONLEY. . i e Fy ker. On March 15 he meets Kid mu onuuaie. La, Me 8 | What will the wordmakers dix Harris at Duluth There will be no urn match be-| this ret We bere & ad - . : - . : : tween Frankie ( and Jokany |T00%, Kaeeiio SH. meee abe ver Seen London’s GOES TO VICTORIA Conlon, : yl galore, Soon we will hear about | Special Sale Children’s Dresses PORTLAND, Or., March 2.—Pem oo By = manager lipe new mysteries the pitchers are | ? brook, who last year was a cat her wget tlm ae ee vag | serving 50c and 69c Children’s Dresses— - 35c | N E S it ri-City League, will be give ‘ | oO Jo at 8 eo naw . ith oes te pede agy Bk ss hs } ugh Fullerton, the Chicago Sizes 1 to 5 Years . . Below Wholesale Cost—Bought Pembrook by 4 . 3 ” in a wo mates SIZES 1 TO 5 YEARS Whole Shipioad Last Fall! and may land o : : ‘ REDMOND STILLED. the bullsey {It soon ' New Dresses for early Spring—Ginghams as, Per red and Saraede with the “Bees. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, March & lable p wentaery cales, Calicoes and Lawns, Ne dw r ay or Tan Blankets DIVIDED ON BOUT ° Jack Redmond of Milwaukeo had a)" $1.00 Children’s Dresses— price is $1.00. London's NEW YORK, March 2—$ ing f rimp put in his champloaship} a te " special, per pair writers a ded as to th aoe | McFarland until his r 5 Sizes 2 to 14 Years . Homer” and “Horicon her of last night's bout betw A > 7 j wee. lacing by Young} Hidde Made of gingham. chambray and pe in blue, pink, | or tan mottled; good, war Moore of Philadelphia and 7 Sartor ta 10 rounds, says be don't nose he'll t gray, tan and wh Beverul patterns ets, full 114 6 regula nga ke ee eae twice its normal size / Murphy's place with but a fow| PacKay WFARLAND AND owan MORAN. - IF HE KEEPS IT [to advertise Jawn a ObNRt Tine af Gna Destnes fe, tule eh, renee ee, hour’ notice he did not show his} ‘These great little men have; Moran will not weigh more than | HE’S A PEACH)“" ‘ RED SOX ARRIVE wie Mareh ne 4 , calling for Bb OAKLAND, Mar id the 1136 5 ck, will result se € dn't w tife.. A re Instead of $5.00 id Naseby extra Vision of the Boston Red Sox team | ciose to 138 or 139 pounds, hile | bout. They go 10 rounds. turh over a 20-round route would) t grays and the darker mixtures; well made, and. t there will be big doings in the base-|° Stina agian ets - a we settle one of the pair | mothers, you should send or come tomorrow, while the assort tsa and £ — IN NEW ARENA A GOOD JOB USING THE SIX-OZ. GLOVES | sketball teams will play this ator JRE they are, You've paid a dollar for worse Trousers than 49 - | his closing t season for th these; mostly dark colors : . . c tn Sesttse ER COLLARS Moran and Ad Wolgast, in a 45-] Calif, is my home, and I answer to| She took out two pairs of six ounce pera enktia High School gym. | a 2 for 25c With this announcement a young| “ducked.” He left » saying | L School yesterday. | Women’s Fine Vici Kid woman walked into the office of|that he would not feturn until aan ot 00 cnt 00-yard Spool Sew | Large Cabinet Hair Look Out Charley Harvey, Owen Moran’s/ Hannah got a job se ’ i ing mon. wore ov os oe ge | : “ OPERA SLIPPE ts going to have his time tn strong 3 for ae pair, but .... ote . “ 0 oning Wax, with aline, many colors, Make no mistake. Use only TLE -MUT |making the pick, and promises t ese R ‘ | er out adie, 2 tor per yard . Specials for Friday and have # banner outfit. Darning Cotton, white 6 Pairs Best Shoe P y a 5 n preg eae ki tont Along lengths Thread Tpon being sent to a larg at N h a a Luster Cotton, all Children’s Knitted Germantown Zephyr, Saxony Wool f set to work to build « HAL CHASE | MeVetgh | aA noaled teehee hee! color. Special parilla, well and good. If was a slow, laborious,.peintul| Pipe the grin on Hal Chase‘e|lis last 2 Les ; ae ESS Fabel eres, otis es i RI * | player, with the cares | VARSITY BASKETBALL. seen | Combs Ps er’s; the very best; regular 14¢ | Ribbon + x . ‘ Se ae ing his tormentors t will be curious if, after his first! play the Oregon outfit im the X | German Knitting Yarn, all coloes; xious to seo that ' Fw be Silk and Sati Mentholat ‘ y The Star is an io ee Meagher joined the ¥. M. C econ in the American lenges as} ‘ and Saturday nigh So Silk as gee ae ‘ply; %-pound skein. 23¢ Maloney. As Moore took Tommy O'Brien's fight Beautiful line of Girls’ Dresses in this lot, made of best | yajue; a genuine surprise 96 sual forn stgned t at Billy Gibson's! 130 that high. The . el , Solent and Nabi Gray and Tan glean Fairny fe club, New York, F little Briton must The experts who saw the} for e 0 S$ u Ss Blankets, 75¢ value, Lon rn = , . wo-Hogan fight insist that if ° don ‘8 special, per pair arrival here today of the first di-jin McFurland entering the ring| cl a » it to get the : the fight of his young ae ige PD yee : all line, both here and im San ng “ : ment is good . tinageeohy Francisco HER NAME WAS HANNAH AND SHE WANTED The Eagles and Franklin juni Meayhe youll thiak thea qpurt be winch for the mewey, Bat] gue te 31. 33 LOS ANGELES, Mar. 2—Owen| NEW YORK, Mar. 2-~"Selma,| manager, and opened a suit case.| neh” ‘The fracas comes | found contest, will christen the|the name of Hannah Wilson, I'm) boxing gloves and then peeled off} p ring of Promoter Louis Blot’s con-|a fighter pure and simple and I'm | her coat The junior baseball team was Domestic finish or glossy; very templated fight arena at Tia Juana,|jooking for work. Can I get any| At this polnt Billy Roche, who} 0 and tor 1911 at Franklin High highest grade. Any style. if Blot's plans materialize. here?’ |was the only man in the office, — “ | res watorday. Coach Paper Pins, good and | Se Halr Pins, Moderate heel; not $1.00 a m Anne High ye a c | A those medicines the best doc- ; ao tom Laces Saturday Pete McVeigh # | Should your k mance with Loule Hahn Halr Pins, assorted tarbour'’s Linen YARN doctor order Ayer’s Sarsa- _ Institution at Rochester, N.| | with his manager, antl — 1 a aoa gata’ wien. ent Gaal nee finally com-|mush. Hal was a player when this| along to be le will be referee. | 1 n a th: Us Spanish Yarn, all colors; Fleish- good. ‘Trust him. el he : | schoo! hi anager tacked onto his whoulders.| The U. of W. basketball team will 2 yards Baby Ip ee seme S00'o sheln. Special ve: bscriber gets his or her “iy . xl if | He has a record of 34 dips or push otek aorore gli Special we, he continues to sport #0 wi bs onahip will be de ry night. If your paper i per every nig your pape a hundred yarda in}® Kin. If he does he's even more alts of these two ben a et tS eed ee Fleisher’s Best Knitting Yarn, + fails to como by 6 o'clock kindly b notify the circulation department | oie “4 }11 15 sece and covered the/f ® wonder than b fiven games Vasetine Half-cunce Kaitting large, soft skeins; kind every- . his is J. Frederick Meagher, the | six and a quarter miles cross-coun-|Credit for. As manager of the New '. body. sek of The Star and a paper will be| T Meng! ' | sent you by special messenger. | Seattie { mute who can wrestle! try course In mud and snow tn a Main 9400 or Ind. 441. some, box better, and writ real » e * But it ie at York team the lively Callfornian HERE'S HARVARD. has bis work cut out for him, Last| BOSTON, March The Har ing Comb Carlson Currier’s poetry in offtraining periods. , shed on the hegis| vard spring baseball practice will © Putts, all Saneg’ bien | ting Silk; nearly every color; A ‘ letics, a position several March 2 0 K tO an an ' roe ounce spool, th Fifteen years ako young Meagher | second in ; ; sufte a long siege of sickness champtonsbips at 5 pounds. try to crowd It from fhis, nouncement today by Coach Haugh oped eke ER = aesee wc on ; which left him stone deaf, blind,| Whether he will represent the local ton Smee a Casing for | a yar ee Embroidery Silke, Floss, Filo Rope crippled and apparently a hopeless 5. tournament at AE RENE ” oe a ’ Pearl Buttons, one " a Twist, in dozens of colors and invalid. From that day to this he 2 y is undecided. | deeen 06 card | we ranges of colors; regular 5c a has never heard a sound, and al " i cs he has won 100-yard Spool Rest 5 pee en skein. Extra spe 3 skeins..OC though skilled medical care even chess tournaments In the cna o Bik é | Carlson Currier's 100-yard Sewing tually cured his crippled limbs and | East and once met Frank Marshall isit ff ew re at | e an | Hottie of Writing } . re Silk, all colors; always 10c. 5c reste the sight of one eye, the; His poems have appeared in The a Ink aasecwees Special, a spool . a | NEXT WEDNESDAY je. ae iota ie Pencils oe Aprons Best Gold Cro 3 - 7 0c Neodie B0e its last erties, gir iosth. 94 , : = ee ere Hand | DRESS GINGHAMS Rook Rags Best ai rerpniiag one sgh a f 10¢ Hooks and 5c Rubber sce ‘ew Styles Summet Ive a ; 2 | ( f Eyes : ; . i ‘ . . orth 10c a 72 Full Plates .. } ; 7 Ness | 3 Rerry to 75c Belt a yard ondon's, yard 736 —heang h EOC k: 7 ; — et | Pins i aate 1 : 200 pie or more, of the cele wat’ tse ott lng Migs We Kid 65 Ladies’ Embroid. brated Amoskeag Dress Ginghams. Curl ered Handkerchiefs In this lot you will find nearly every Toteless ner Pg | EVERY LITTLE STAR WANT AD 3 Cards Darning | Women's Mother style that the Amoskeag Mills put 5 Cotton Hubbard Aprons .... out. And don't pay 12%c or more OPEN EVENINGS £ : a eno | Soe at tees vert Obi De HAS A MEANING OF ITS OWN The Monarch Range Is betge iia 4 10 pie ‘The “For Sale—Miscellaneous” column of The Star want ° x é ssortment of « Rubber Dress. Special NELS, 5léc . : ment. Tomorrow, special ‘5 There is always somebody in Seattle who wants to sell the ? at London's, a yard-.,.. 1g The Monarch is made in 7 b APRON GINGHAMS Short lengths of Standard Apron r 7 Gingham, including some Amoskeag only production of the fac | hocks. Don's, pay. 51:58 8 2a . 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