The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 4, 1911, Page 2

THE STAR—SATURDAY, MARCH 4, 1911, THE STAR LEADS IN LIVE SPORTING NEWS | THE YOUNG QUICKSTEPS REORGANIZE TONIGHT ‘Hackenschmidt May | ePEnest Paves Yes MY Son, You ’ C MAMMA MAY | HAVE MAY INVITE somes . ONE OR TWO OF THE rs OF YOUR PLAYMATES E le BOYS OVER TOMORROW 4 * OVER, BUT You ENING Wet STAY - EVENING ¢ MUSN'T GET J INTHE KITCHEN AND Noisy / AMATEUR SPORT The Young Quicksteps ball team will reorganize for the coming season at & meeting tonight at Skeeter Bump's house The following report at 8 o'clock: Tub Tracy, Shorty Dugan, Jackie Clark, Pudding Hogan, Biker Borgan, Dutch Schweitzer, Stanislaus Burnaviteh, Speck Morgan, Ike Bterling. Harry Jay, Billy Perkins, Red Haskins, Slim Tucker and Algernon Good. bey, Noisy Coogan, who was with the Little Potatoes Hard to Peel last year also report. Skeeter Bump, Manager. / otion with xplatr nt to th attempt t & clubs which we arranged an Yih t that T bad for wrestling wrestling or Maybray gang stunts | is not tr mes . eee ee ee 2 re a A SWELL CHANCE NEWARK, N. J, M * : HERE'S A JOKE * * SAPULPA, Ota, Marth & ® . Carl Morris, the Oklahoma @ THE ASoVE ITEM WAS SPEN IN THE NEXT * hope, is already in hard & EVENINGS AMATEUR SPORT COLUMN, * training today for his bout e , * March 28 with Mike Schreek. * 5 Vite even. 1 GOING To\ /~ | TELL YOu THAT *® «Aw the battle will be a se & | f ania. ap quit THe, {\F ANN BOOY DESERVES . © tryout for t > + HEARD OF © TRAM THATS |) yo BE CAPTAIN OF * serapper, the p: * yy at} ( wan AJL ALL. IM Gow s yea i> |] . BEING CAPTAL wane a0, (aa 7 ting a big ¢ d ane & BOOLA, BOOLA, B00 © iggy - . canes \ wart * od that an aréna @| WASHINGTON, March 4—Mem * 1,000 persons would *® a 878 *. * — * 7 * * PRES op, SEATTLE L BARKER COR. PIKE ST. AND SIXTH AV. xderate cost—St aaa coed ~ Se _ SS | HOTEL SALISBURY WOLGAST WOULD HAVE HAD BEST OF einen Hate IT IN LONG MILL, EXPERTS AGREE WT rurKisa saris; (By United Press. d that it would take at least) the first for both. Wolgast fought wee HOTEL DEL NORT is | NEW YORK, March 4 “Knockout” Brown show Ing New aod Up to Date—st Just Opened—my here last night In his 10 at aif sod feturn Belle in Bye with Ad Wolgast, lightw : RATES, toe AND UP ries champion, the concensus of opinion | hard tc » finish and wound viity hat FOTEL SCENIC tice mong the sporting writers today | up with hat showed that he | Br m will be! seer Pious An ‘nasi | fs that in a 26-round contest Wol-| was getting better. | matched again ove longer route | Fates, $3.00 o Week Up. Transients, 600 and | " ot! Gast would probably win. It is be-| It was hammer and tongs from|in the near future the Sound i cas Pheme—ind. A 2408 | | THE GALLATIN Rates wo 8 7 ____Cer, Pike Mt. and Boren Ave, . a 3 ; ‘ 5 AVeNun fq Ee Vean Gregg, Noted Curve Pitcher, Declares It's the Altitude— | SPORT une THE ‘ REED ze ~ ” Arouamensad i : That's Why Many Coast Twirlers Fall to Make Good in East. eee ae = $2.60 week Op. the Coffee which makes the politician | ae Pike #T B ; HOTEL VOLNEY ~~ i aod Up And see through all things with a r 2A modated | his half-shut eyes.” mae oe am iit FIKSE AVE COLOMA HOUSE Rooms. + Week and Up | : aisisels Aaland 16 Penn Ot soy, old chap, isn’t it al mR J bloomin’ ' shyme Li | HOTEL BIGGS i ens of crack coast pitchers have pres lg 4 | TP gone to the major leagues only to of | STRANOG HOTEL Thon rH fall down when put to the test to bl pg Lathy Pleet Aw aan The above item isn't far-fetched | sense age hipcnee Scottie, Weem. 25%. “: : You see dozens of them each year hind Dk ek te aw - H ape Jeo ‘start a tow oult The Hotel Sherma Listen to Vean Gregg, premier | Hcentratiy Located, tteam sealhd’diiems see and Up. figeciel Torme by | anagem Pow nem | Il blows the wind that comes| Phone—lnd. S284; Kunst 6496 — Corner First Ave last year. Vean says {t's the air, im | from the reduction plant | and his idea of why crack twirlers at sea level prove dubs at higher eititudes is unique in baseball | | GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL | | Already “they're showing mid-| 1115 First Av. Rates, 500 per Day Up. }summer speed —_—— a — ———— | \ nD 8G, feseldrootlh Mm Packy McFarland concludes bis|MJ THis 18 WHERE THEY ALL Come BY.VEAN GREGG, cording to the New York dope Noted Curve Pitcher. sheets Jom Detach nln Where a man pitches makes all the difference in the world as to how much of a curve he can put on the ball. Why, in Butte, Mont., Christy Matthewson would have trouble trying to throw a curve The air is so thin that to save your life you can’t do much except to oot ’em over and trust to luck. | fore the nt club in Gotham | Denver Ed Martin and Ed Hagen }are matched to go 15 rounds at | North Yakima on the 16th. But drop down on the eastern side of the mountain after practicing up, Bs ee menenaie sitar penstioing mp} —— eee present engagements in the United | J tins ~~ States he will go to England to on apap Abcapeorggaal to the ball VEAN GREGG fight Matt Wells, who recently LUNCH COUNTER On the Pacific coast it is a ietinaow bee ao "asabell pore gy coula | arnee a 2-round decision over U easier to make "em “curve than|tigure on a pitcher if he only aaw |FToddie Welch. They will fight for | SOLO TABLES BARBER SHOP where the air is thin. ave him twirl in a place like Butte. A bea | thought of the thing before, but| fellow might be batted all over the ee eee ee oe | POOL TABLES CIGAR STAND never heard it discussed, except be-| fieid there and be a wonder if they | 1 don’t! set him down on a coast ball field.| WSS a a ee Go ' BACK IN ENGLAND KANSAS CITY, March 4.—Frank] LONDON, March 4—Jimmy Gotch will meet either Ernest Koch | Clabby and Ray Bronson arrived in| and The Oriental Pool Room ly Berger will endeavor to| or Mahmout here March 16 in ® England today from Australia. “come back.” McCoy is full of {| Is Where You Can Enjoy Yourself at Any Time finish wrestling match. Koch | Both men have been matched for | confid: thinks he can lower the color: ence, and announced today | « fights here. Clabby's first | his willingness to bet $5,000 on his | 1 i Harry Lewis in| ability to trim Berger March 15. OFF TO ATLANTA, OR SHORT BOUTS sox erry wo. wrest Trade Checks Given Daily With Manager y as the result of the mbly passing a bill to pund boxing matches | e gloves before organ. ized clubs under state supervision GETS A DRAW ems | SAN act i BOXING — WRESTLING, SAN FRANCISCO, March Prat Sailor Bowers ” 2 shington Bidi with Rufus V : v4 | fo Bs. Sins. | dleweight, at Dr vi and followers of the gloves today > |clamored for a third mecting over REV. B.S. TAYLOR | !3!0ted fr . a ” BOWLING Evangelist RACES FOR VICTORIA ALLEYS ALLEYS é VICTORIA, B. C., March 4.—That 1417 Fourth Av. ay to give Al permit xi: mmy McAleer | with six-ou ators who left | hear nf to and his bunch of Sen: for Atlanta 1413-15-17-19 THIRD AV., Bet. 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Do you know that this debt. of Se- attle’s is larger than the debt of any city in the United States of less than 300,- 000 inhabitants? Do you know that Seattle’s citizens are taxed to pay more interest on city debt than the same number of people anywhere else in America? Do you know that a large city debt means high city taxes and that every increase in debt makes taxes higher? Do you know that if you rent a home, the owner adds the taxes to the rent he requires you to pay? Do you know that proposals to issue enough more city bonds to raise Seattle’s debt to $38,094,481 are soon to be voted on? Do you know that the largest propos- al for more city debt is to raise $800,000 in bonds to pay, in part, for the Seattle, Renton & Southern? Do you know that you will have an opportunity to vote for or against the issue of these $800,000 bonds on next Tuesday? Do you know that if they are issued they will have to be followed by other large issues to complete the project, thus increasing Seattle’s debt by much more than $800,000? Do you know that $800,000 would only be a very small part of the money necessary to carry out the plans con- nected with the proposed purchase of the Seattle, Renton & Southern? Do you know that the Seattle, Renton & Southern is assessed for taxation at about $1,250,000? Do you know that it is mortgaged for $825,000? Do you know that the city cannot ex- port to buy it for less than its assessed value? Do you know that the proposed ex- tension would cost over $250,000? Do you know that the Seattle Electric Company has a franchise and is going to build in the Rainier Valley? Do you know that if Seattle bought the Seattle, Renton & Southern it would surely lose money on it every year and that these losses would have to be paid out of taxes? Do you. know that the taxpayers would be liable for damages if any one was hurt in an accident? Do you know that it would cost the taxpayers $50,000 a mile to pay for pav- ing now done by the private owners? Do you know that city ownership would increase Special Assessments by putting on the taxpayers heavy expenses now paid by the street railway owners? Do you know that city-owned street railways have been a failure wherever they have been tried? Do you know that it is your duty to vote against street railway bonds? A iheaitnaitibiiemiikkmamenre ee