The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 10, 1911, Page 2

NO NEED TO WADE THROUGH OCEAN OF WORDS FOR NEWS—-HERE IS SHORT CUT Seattle Co lege ba Broadway Hig Everett High team was shut out 5 1 . defeated at W Washir bees team was defe was s Man » went | Rai BY A. BUGGE Old Jup. Pluv, butted Into er League yesterday No game at Dug’s stead of whacking the | Jack's be rd pa of bin the In gathered tn downtowr good old was a yarns Dug ackstop of reno This afternoon the Regulars will buck into ond squad Ever since George Par and distance { surgeon for flatwheels and char ded, Cocash if s fo hook into mit of the game pedal, Leard, ck and Jows are all te good since Paris took hold « puo when the sec former be Dug’s ho» The takes in ‘I-betcha -Vancouver buge are TAR—-MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1911 ‘Moran Best Lightweight Challenger! in the World, Says Wolgast “Owen Moran ight challenger wid today Ad in the ' gregtent) for the title | was the trib Wolgast repent an knocked | Nelson e, 1 am who sure T can lick| & tougher Job than’ bea an in the world. | ger than Moran, at hard and Inwed the it will be ing any other p figure I can bit three € time 1 ¢ he can Moran's kn¢ due altog n ie caught © same an protect my well a ‘Of cour on his p hard when a ther not was not nehing. M hitter. He the Dane he been walloped to # where he had no vitality that it was the beating Ka Iwon that to do with his being kn M ad re eee city April 7 April & | Anne April 11 way: April | Anne | Aprit 2 | Aprit 22 way | April 25. April 28 | Anne | May 2 } May 9 way | May 12 | May 16. coin. | May May 23 May 26 19 eee eee ee 18 18 Oe MIDGET SCHEDULE * Lincoin ve. Queen), Franklin Broadway Franklin ve, Broad Lincoin Franklin ve. Broadway vs. Queer Franklin Br ‘Queen Anne ve ad-| Broadway vs. Franklin Franklin vs. Queen Lincotn. ve. Broad Broadway vs. Queen Anne Franklin Queen Anne Br ve. padway Lin ee * * - teh hk Queen Anne ve. Ffaink COAST LEAGUE Broadway Queen Anne Lincoln vs. Lincoln va ee tae BROMEL * ’ LO LASS” then heninngl Hoston terrier wn at the dog Mammoth rink nd continues t. “Bromelig Mra, George 8. ment OWEN MORAN he Canuc ely =- it eee er eee eee COULON TO FIGHT (By United Proms) CHICAGO, "1 a an than anything else and was bre quence “Brom ndidate for The 4 silver cup) t Seattle bre JOHNSON SAYS O. K (My ¢ COFFEYVILI ° od Presa) One week from tomorrow is the, * Qn that office bey alarming GOTCH SIGNS rank Gotch has signed ar for a meeting the with Harry Ordemann will come off to! in San Francis ld pany wade in {t for Frankle, the Champ, The style catch-anca of th the engagement day Ay al ul on, mang announced today closed with the Kan letic club for a 12row tween lie O'Keet hampion on Apri call for 116 pounds, ringside, Coulon isa not worrying about giv-| is Ing away a pound W his coming FOR 20 ROUNDS opponent | OKLAHOMA CITY, Apr Joe Gorman and “Chicago out” Brown, a middle list, who has been cc will ounds on him ¢ box again nd ohnac ah t KO @ artic salary to obile School, 219 fray this into * 0° money the be * Dodging * will * # termin * nes at their te | be in their gulory, dy will be happy The Star's guessing contest, con erning the opening day's attend will close Saturday A ® will reward the hild who senda to but and every him SHOOTFEST OPENS My United Press.) NEW ORLEANS ril 10 Crack shots from all over south here today ¢ two falls out Knock | went pugt ning fas ight for 2 145 215 23 Becker Benr See eee eee ER REE ep ot as mpeting Tee eee eee eee 2 2 aindghe. ¥ or the ning day's p Wall Paper | eee ee . * THIS steal Cult US WASHINGTON Main 5) modern furnished roome at Totals Franklin High went to Edmonds Saturday High echoes! ball artists of that village. The"*core was 3 to 2, favoring the Wranklir Rainier Valley bali team played the Edmonds Athletic club team t Edmonds Saturday, winning by & score of 46 to 16 940 952 956—2847 meet here t 156 pe in the | which ues for three arnar days The FOR new. the | lew. price Le closest guess as * 18 MORAN at * id attenadnee | * and played the SER ERR REE EERE EEE ee The Star staff” aught Moran in cen as he was about t ne. Moran looks Ii n the garden. He is |feet, looks and acts Like player, and bef the season Bremerton High schoolteam won weil under way hould prove trom Ratlard high by a score of 7| Some sticker to & at on Saturday | | Hore are the results of the first| ¥*#¥ ee ERR ER EH EHH Saturday's playing in TODAY'S TIDES AT SEATTLE # High MEXIC DEAL pot: MEXICALI, git of wound feeular aseaul ® men engay Pattalion of t a fixtur fast on his a ball S13 a 2:46 p A_Money-Saving Opportunity on a Four-Room Outfit See These Suites in Our Show Windows Here is one of the greatest opportunities about to furnish a home. Low. m. @& m 9:29 he 8:49 p * * * * * 7 * * * . * * * 7 - * * trem cee eee COAL MINE LEAGUE (Ry United Pree POTTSVILLE, Pa, April 10 nal steps were taken here today the organization of the Penn Baseball league embrace all the al region the grainmar we have ever offered to those The furniture of four rooms for $183.50, cash or terms. THEY WANT A GAME The froquois hall tea poking for a ga Phone 192 Irving (10) vs. Whit Bagley (10) and A. B.} Allen (2) vs. Umpires—C. W.q@aunder clark &t Wood! Salmon Bay Queen Anne Vherrin. at Wor s. Ross (2 fellow (11) W sia State wi This is all good, desirable furniture, selected from our regular stocks and is now on display in our Fifth avenue windows. It will pay you to inves- tigate this special offer. On Sale for One Week Only ts vs.| Mc The ‘towns of the nd, No. 1—Day etrenuit (5); Ada . - * * can ait + * < * (4). Ump Ef ERE RRR REE “BRAINS WILL WIN,” (9) vs. Cas-| H. J Stanley an improv by the Am With th from the Astant, the —— University Umpire T Charles Jol tad an unide fears of age yesterday mo & Smith's ca fhe charred, , were nad Jongsh It was evid the bodies hington ral (6) Seattle (8) LIVING ROOM SUITE — Con- f six in fumed oak, | library ta- ble, 3. comfort- rockers, 1 desk and West Force. 4&t Lincoln—-Coe (3) <6), Gatewood (2) vs. (21), . Umpire—W. H &t Collins—Whitworth Hawthorne (0); Columbia Russell and Q. W. Far Two fast boxing bouts were pul! ad off on board the U. 8. 8. Cold wado at the navy yard The affair was not open general public Mniversity of California ball team | waay visit Seattle and play a series @# three games with the U. of W. ext month. The California team vians to hike out of Berkeley, the ome college town y in May ‘or a barnstormi@g tour of the Coast. If the team comes as far orth as Portland, which is very probable, Seattle will be included te the itinerary. Manager Victor Tednick, of the U. of W., Is arrang fag plans for the series today At the Broadway High schoo! faterclass track at Lincoln | vlaygrounds Saturday, the Juniors cored 65 poltits to a bare 15 earned by the Sophs. Wenatchee Is lining up the ball ‘eam for the 1911 season and will have an outfit of topnotch caliber, i 1s announced Quite a gallery of onlookers turn- 4 out to see the events of the Uni Piasisdis Uavacte te bhncbiel duseois:’ Tae Sere Whe Reed Gets relass track meet. While} eyes open and use their heads as much as they do their hands and rds were shattered, the boy8 feet; who think out things for themselves or learn from observation, " ndid showing, thelare the boys who will succeed—providing, of course, they possess ores scoring the greatest! natural playing ability sg ican og essen? How many players, seemingly full of promise, come into the game Mot a word trom Jack Lesterlonly to be dropped because they bave apparently developed as far as since that fateful message that he|they can, or will. They look Nke wonders when playing with the In was too durned seasick to think |dependent club, but in the professional ranks thelr shortcomings show about fighting Bill Lang or even &| up glaringly, en Beate ee Se Why? Because they do not use their heads. They have eqough hoping, however, that the playfall apsity to star with independent teams, but mot enough to carry then | Lester man will regain bis land legs | along when they go up, and as they don't plan and think, they soon | when they roll him off the boat at! Gisappear. | Sydney and a week or two will con Pai sh Wiabidind‘sasck disse ied din ee and: 4 Sve wokinad tans? ition him. Maybe if T. Burns had/ing men who last and draw large salaries. are the men whg are ‘out been along on that long voyage helinere using thelr heads all of the thine. would have forbidden Lester to be When a team is in the field, every man ought to figure out the Dasick—then | everything would | pays in advance. For inatance, ench outfielder should decide what he 2 cohen ong lah will do with the ball if it is hit to him. He should know every pos University Freshies were defeated | sible emergency that can arise, and plan to do the thing necessary to at baseball Saturday afternoon by | meet it, if he is brought into the play. Broadway High. The score was 10| LIVING ROOM SUITE—A good mission _ style, very well made of solid oak, in the fumed finish; the rockers are upholstered in best grade of Spanish; i Suite complete’, $55.00 | BEDROOM, SUITE—A very attractive, straight-line suite, made of solid oak, in the golden finish; the chair and rocker haveghaped saddle seats, the stand has 24in Btop, and the brass bed comes in the bright finish. Suite » Park pieces (18) vs 8) va. George . rs able . Pears, bi all as shown in saber pictures. Special cal . 355.00 price f BEDROOM SUITE—Consisting of seven piects; brass bed, one 45-lb. cotton and wod fiber mattress, one supported woven wire spring, one dresser, one stand, one straight chair and one rocking chair; all for ... . $48.50 oF SILK O'LOUGHLIN BY SILK O'LOUGHLIN First let me impress one point upon amateur and sem-professional players who aspire to the professional game, and naturally enough, hope to become major © players. BRAINS WILL WIN. | The Kitchen Suite consists of three pieces, a large kitchen cabinet with roomy draw ers and cup boards, a White's Matchless coal range and a good, _ strong hardwood chair, Special price for the three pieces s+ Eight of good-sized buffet, a six-foot pieces, consisting a tension table, and six chairs with shaped saddle seats. Suite com- plete, special . 25c Garden Trowel you forget—the doggie expo- 1 opens in Mammoth rink day | after tomorrow, and will be worth the time of any husky man to step fa and look ‘em over. The officials | ef the Kennel club have made} extraordinary efforts this year. The | list of special trophies is greater than ev and the entries ri any show given this year in the West Therefore, it behooves you to take % in, The ante is small “Rags, the Fighting Teamster,” a| husky nt for fistie limelight stuff, will probably be the one best bet Sam Falkenberg’s boxing evening at Kent tomorrow night just about the speediest at has gone into sight y. Me may lack "a right there with His bout with “Skillet, the Scrappitig Cook,” at the old Empire 714 First Av. place on Pike st. last winter was ; funnier than any comedian vhat |p Maln 6089. Phones: ever strode the boards hereapouts. | — The two boys met again a fortnight ago Falkenberg’s premier in| Kent, but poor Skillets took the | connt in 31 seconds. He allowed | that a chair had roughly attacked | nd he insisted upon vaulting | ly over the exit ropes just to| em that he was still @ colt at, the next appearance of Rags should be entertaining to a| lavish degree. | The golf fiends are starting up at |32. 1. } the Country club and the caddy who | Bunaay Hverott recelves so much per hour for|® jm aud 7 > Reamer loaves from “Colman doet standing around and listening to|steamer and schedule subject to’ change the cussing, rejoiceth. - Main 299%; WHY CARRY A SUIT CASE? This made in the fin- ish; the buffet is aver We have the line of TENNIS BAGS ive Waterproof—Built to Carry a Extra Heavy Engilsh Pattern Racket, 6 Balls and Shoes— same wisi 7" ibe Wright & Ditson Goods. rei > separa Hon $1.25 Norcross” Han <> h rake TLE, Sportine Geops@ RUBBER STORE, neta something new in Dining Suite ts 16th. 999 More Bargains In Store, of solid oak, Early English age size, the six-foot ex- tension table hag a 42- as Je inch top, the chairs are rm well made and box con. ral Garden trowel and hoe struction; eight pieces $46.50 A Feather Pillow Sale Weg Largest Housefurnishing Store Pay Later = for Yours for Bargains Spinning’s Bargain Store 1415-17 Fourth Avenue Three-Piece Kitchen Suite Ind. 2880. MEALS SERVED. City of t oF Telegraph. A Bed-Comfort Sale MAISH COMFORTS—To get warmill the Maish i6 made DF it is luxurtously 1 flutty; 00 P a’ COMFORTS — Ot cotton Extra Special 6-1b, fine quality Goose. Feather Pillows, value $6.00 $ pair. For this sale only f \ Goose-Feather Pil pee he i J G68 TNA . Good quality 7-1b, regular price $500, Special .. $0.00 Sanitary 7-1b, Mixed Goose and Tur $2.00 pairs spectal.. 1,45 HERRINGBONE TICKING USED ON ALL PILLOWS Danz Shoe Co. 19 Yesier special pro warm, yet light full OPTIMUS dow: 1 e covering; BANNER COMFORTS — Sanitary . a ing, Tome ot the Famous W..L. Douglas Shoes Opposite Seattle Hotel and 7:16 p. at 945 a m., All the Credit You Want AVE. PIKE ST. AND FIFTH Ind. 736.