The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 5, 1911, Page 2

THE STOR A FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1911, Mi to THE STAR’S SPORTING NEWS. SERVED IN SHORT, SNAPPY STYLE--NO BUNK HERE JEFFRIES WILL WATCH ’EM = **Jeffries Quit,” Says Johnson in | SATONAL LEAGUE, WORK RUSHED PUT CROWN ON KING GEORGE! First ‘cmument on 1 pore keen Al i ae 4 NEW PARK BAN FRANCISCO, 4 Jack Johnson STANFORD WON'T ENTER BIG MEET PALO A of ibs est, cxbiotn Fine Reward ROUGH HOUSE BASEBALL MUST Sen SAYS SAT | | Judge R. H. am his contention that the suspem|ijiaes 1 ox ou sit t SPOKANE DROPS ANOTHER sion it big Mike Lynch was irely | Lynoh, a ahwien Bent ANCOUVER WINS AGAIN. | a ed turtle on the I t ch * deat c ee “ . KAUFMAN ON TRIAL KAN ITY, M cht | “if you study a pictur of the end ef the Reno Bi ll says Johnson “yOu will see that | am right when [sroutiie DOPE | . an t cay. that Jettrien wmen"t Rnlebed ‘out, bet ol bi cre is the ploture stea _ BY JACK “JOHNSON. At New York. ge Meu were ith w Jim Jeffries quit. He wasn't game because ce NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE jome som a me. ot nocked out. He wasn't game | time ‘ou'll delay and | @hOUgh to stand the pace, so he lay te a 4 ainsi ae ae aon son will undoubtedly n ait, te tatto we Seattle 00 x ‘ me 10 rounds, for | mend i ded a knockout ¢ Ate L oe rs ash. a new x of : Rain prevented the game »« . WARD QUITS JOB; , a As soon as Joff saw that he "had eat fighy r are ¢ pping he wled at . a ex t a hard fight on he began tp. etal y at the ease 1 co —_Witiet Work ‘ oom Gietay y RUSIE GETS IT self ri e before in the clinches he held on, and |, with which , : — : SUE * . whi e ue " D Ww Frankl Jack Ward is through with umpt 13 Y WS d uve played next Thu tng’ In, ‘the Northwestern lennes | naan’, 2 is ch epee ihe iS Siviaiiaa Portland... as Things ou Shoul * ‘ imately said 80 befor RH.» m hae ; K * in Irondale, oe the ene Senay Ge OF Serpe aa Wes at ck a | z ; Oakinnd $ 18 600 now * gine bas round The kind of dope he ull of eland .... i sO ee 1 18 4 Fw a venson & C rokers, * Manager O. H. Swin was FEAR! He was d to Walsh and 8 wt . “4 20 412 | Bat 4 tocks * ¢ Set Beattle date mOk death! | always knew he wasn't An th on A tg ¢ ster * us pitcher, w yee es Lincoin and by Ward ‘culations cAebesaduet Reluaed ma — A 7% nines play their se That the Savoy Theatr ° is now Bad Midget champtons' | SIBLEY BEATS CARNEY . TIDES AT SRATTLS TODAY * . how! of he best pi se ever bea tins playground this afte | ght de |% High. * produc - a 4% 12:18 am 14.2 feet & That the Stevens Cate BOSTON.—Dartmouth tie ion * farion, j field men will visit Cambr ain 4 foot & morrow for a dual meet w lkeeka ee heaaeeeet vard. 1 Bye kpouavae eoniNe. ©) WINNER MEETS WOLGAST sey Ak tan Pasties co if ' - _ — ; - SAN FRANCISCO, May he ‘ | “A $40.00 SUIT (Ry United Prone Leased Wire.) - E : 1 | inns | i : CHICAGO, May 5 ¢ nglish Woolen Mills | see Pinelia, The Tailor. | 9 : pr the sport 4 be | ‘ Meee and under Boos ° Ss | | : ‘Viston. | a Py - j } 1 Our price the same, $1 n or out r the be tted | fa med and wt correctly ta uit vat your - $15 the Suit 15 1 Overcoat | ¢ i _ENGLISH WOOLEN MILLS Siate Dental War | Third Ave. at Spring, Seattle, Wash aGood Thing for Measure up this i Sb our aioer vena i the People G. ELLIS BATES, Resident Manager | eel eet.» —shape retaining —best style —best workmanship Never at any similar period have our stocks been so broadly comprehensive, so well calculated to please the diversified tastes of the masses; every man may find here just the style, the fabric and the shade or pattern of his choice; the acknowl- edged best makers of men’s clothing in America have contributed toward the com- pleteness of the Hub’s exhibit. A HAMMOCK IS A | Low Round Trip Rates” HAMMOCK To All Eastern Points via To some people, but to thos Canadian Paeitic Railway who discriminate thos —AT THE— ANGELES CAFE] : Latest Moving Pictures New Every Day FREE Six hundred miles v ry through the Canadian [CANADIAN i ECL LS 4 who want the best Hammock Rock their money can buy For inf on, dates and rates, call or write PALMER HAMMOCKS E. E. PENN, H, W. EDWARDS, REGULAR DINNER G. A. P.O, i C.T. A. luding coffee, tea, Bllk, bee? Signify the’ Acme of 713 Second Av., Seattle. - rota Pha Quality 25c al and Instrumental Muste “Atte ernoons and Eveuings, r | Why Cook at Home? | MEALS SERVED. | Sty City of Bverctt oF Telegraph. || Ve SPATE Spomrey h) PORTING GOODS é | THE ACBREM STOME | 714 First Av. Main 5089—Phones—Ind, 2880. FISHING TACKLE CUTLERY Grinds Everything Makes Keys Spangenberg 1101 1st, cor. Spring 615-619 Fine? AVENUE NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE BASEBALL Tomorrow at 3 P, M. VICTORIA V8. SEATTLE Take Yesler car, Admission, 250, 60¢ + [ on On the ‘Square E, 8 Opposite Totem Pole le | ni cll a child Seattle inte for Carlmptt Working Clothes BLANK BOOKS TRICK & MURRAY Office and Factory 72 Columbia St. Star “Want” Ads Are Business Bringers ate ey —"