The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 6, 1911, Page 2

MAPPING OUT ANID AUA . GLIDDEN TOUR | 0 FROM BLAINE TO TACOMA jthe weight that is put on the =| BEFORE PUEBLO FIREMAN United Pres Leased Wire.) 3A8 CITY, May 6,—Antother | hope” tn the discard, With | he. KANS white § ponderous right, swung from the 4 The Glidden pathfinder Th way, from Blaine |hips, Jim Flynn, the Pueblo fire & working out the route on the rechjom the | mal boundary, tO! man, caught Al Kaufman on the t procity ¢ which will be trom Ot-/ Tacoma, ha W been marked Out) point of the jaw and the big Cali tawa to Washington, D.C, this year,|by the Pacific Highway associa-/fornian awakened five minutes rs reached New York on Wednesday. | tion. Before the week is o later: to realize that he had gone % This annual event looks like being | association hopes to bave marked /the way of Marvin Hart, Mike| ‘ extremely popular this year, eapee|the road out as far as Vancouver,| Schreck and a host of other near % jally as it has an international fla-| Wash. on the Columbia river champions. | if yor about it. The representatives! ‘The worst part of this road is at Kaufman was as slow aa the| 2 of the A. A. A. who are taking part | ¢ ‘oll's point, but owing to the ribal truck horse and was § tn this pre nary trip arte S. A./ Cowtits county officials having kept | co: sally in Flynn's way, The Butle hairman of ¢ contest), number of convicts on the road | big Californian never had a chance , board, Howard Longstreth of the repairing it, ad@ entirely at their against his smaller opponent ‘and e Touring bureau and B. L. Ferguson. | own expense, too, bat little diffi. | « did any man receive more i who is piloting a Stephens-Duryea) ouity with be found fn cting /punishment without Minching 4 with the party on board through, even this early in the sea-| Al was game through and § . son. through, but that was all, He bad} i nothing else. Although he was in ; SMA steam and a punch. Not once did ali The new White gasoline car, fit-| he shake the Colorado man with | was only a question of how long ted with a 40-60 h. p. engine, arrived | hoy < his famous wallops, Al was Al would last, Jin arted him yesterday. While this is the latest | ARE COSTLY}: Ipless » Flynn as | going with a right fl the jaw production, it does not differ very Jeffries was Johnson The Californian ea erogKy mesh from the smaller models be-| The Michelle company atil! 1 Was Pitiable Sight and a minute later was drog for yond the fact that it has a left) wee ¢ ye A ay My | Kaufman was a pitiable sight |the count of nine. Flynn Al hand drive while the change speed |*!#t# upon the fact that nearly all! iin the knockout finally came.|to the canvas eight times. Flynn fever is placed in the middle. The (S&F are fitted with tires that are |Ty 0 tert oye war com pgs ee ingen hee fret two cara to arrive were sold |t0 small, bearing in mind the |a.q Geek Meee ae. en itis oak ck otis to Mr. W. J. Santmyer of the Se weight they are required to haan 4 at of blood poured from each| Kaufman was knocked the 4 attle Electric company and’ Mr. W./80d the speed at which they will | ,, His lips were cut and bleed-|tenth round, one minute J. Kinnear. Auto trucks are in|travel. The manager of the localling and swolles to twice their | fight was scheduled § great demand according to C, A.| Michelin agency, Mr. LH. Sadler. pias alee As his seconds| Flynn announced Kitingwood of the White company. |points out that It means dollars and carried him to the dressing room| would now go. af é “This is the busiest season we have | dollars in the owner's pocket If be | toarg amed down Kaufma and if he won from the ; ever had." says Mr. Ellingwood,| Will only fit large enough tres tn | face giant, would challer “and this year will see more com-|the first place. “it's the poorest) Ay Ae carly as the third roun won mercial autos sold than ever before." | policy posuible to have the whose} Gir 3 Nes A jshod with small tires,” says Mr : |Sadler, “They can't possibly carry 'Wolgast Fought First Battle i NEW HARD TIRE somewhat the he pencil with himself fa us, atly Constructed on same principles as 7 which he has made ‘ Blaisde! has mind to de shall have ages of the Ry roliine a strip of rubber under rece For a sin & moderate tension until he has ot Ry made a core equal in size to the|Cense for car and a vr This coming year ought to be o know bis name now, but : ordinary inner tube, and then plac-|' 14 ae eaetiet abroad. |reeular gold mine for 2 & time whe was & olla ing it in an outer cover, Biaisdel | °t#inable by om champion. “I have aaved $1 yromising young night life i has managed to make a remarkably 7 4 jrea}i® the past six weeks, and I got his. Now he's just a plain bum ively solid tire. Unitke the ordin-|, Remember to change the tines © $100,000 in the next year “A fighter's life is a hard one : ary solid tire, which resolves it-|!rom the front wheels to tie Sel) «No automobil and that’s why my wife wants me a seit into climbing a hilk of rubber,| rectly the latter begin to Show jor mine. Fighting to quit it, The temptations are F 4 the Blaisdel princtple make a tire |*'*"™* of wear. just as anything else. If you don't great and if a man doh't Watch as light and easy running as the i val tdok place |nandle your affaire in a business |himesif he's seon down, fan the eumatic The first auto fune el Leet pee way you go broke. Jimmy Britt count. Automobiles, joy ffdet and Pneumatic, =n Coventry, Eng., in 1894. It was lig a fine example of a business fast living have knocked oyt more plan by Oliver Staunton. the|fighter. He is worth a fortune. champions than ever a fit did.” | Better C. American who taught King Edward | young Corbett is a good type of an| The fight followers are flgeking You Had and e Tito drive. unbusinessiike boxer. He made around Wolkast now ax they A-Running. several fortunes, but he hasn't @ flocked around Jeffries, Nelson and By purchasing an auto for each | cent.’ tng Panter mda sine eee of its 300 saleameu, the Do Laval) A fighter strolled up. “Hello,/ panies are after him to use his oly AR tla Separator company recently estab-| Ad,” he said. Wolgast shook hands name on everything from tigitrets ere Sienna are lished a record in retail orders. [we ch him and the man ked |to patent medicines oma ever happened. Hore Rest in plain view all samples, the store American ’ planned to mal Taper Ie 3. 3%. 4 Vulcan Of Arca: File Ae same, extra allm taper Ie T or in same Me § of 6-in. Mill File Ve 7, § or Sim MIN Fite tablish market two years has t ate Mit Fite will be rr Meo um Fhe bs Be Mat Fite jJune te Mitt Fite Barney Oldfi YOURS FOR BARGAINS Spinning’s Bargain Store 1415-417 FOURTH AYE. to deal with. tentions of neither can they speeds of which the GAS SPARKS manu Road racing. blesome man the A. A stand the turers omplete ke a s there. which for the Inst) ad in Europe, | ived again this summer jeld, the most the higher | ar is capable | sion of Europe this summer and os m the Grand Prix Is run off in| A. ever had has signified his tn entering hand auto business second for $2—Now ’ Has $ $40, 000 | SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, May 6.}away Five years ago Ad olgast | taka hie signs of dissipation. Hk cht a preliminary | Cadillac, clothes were There's a Mich, for $2 Today he ls livin what i was |weight champion and worth $40, | tatktr rked the cham }000 nave| ence of delegates trom dozens of pe Amorican and Canadian athletic or ganizations, the corner stone of the home of the Olymple Athletic club, at Post and Mason atx, was laid today. The club house will b among the finest of its kind in the country j a NEW YORK, May 6-—Dan Mor The Jacob Bakery i team will gan, manager of “Knockout”| play the fast Ballard team at the trou! Hrown, announced today that a Ballard ball park Sunday after round fight between Brown and|noon at 2:30. For gamos with the Jacob nine address KR 4223 Evanston av Ad Woilgast, lightweight champion, had been arranged, He said that it would take place in San Francisco The second season of the state Take Yesler Car Tacoma Opens Monday for Seven : NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE | BASEBALL Tomorrow at 2:30 P. M. VICTORIA VS. SEATTLE Admission 25c and 50c Games May 12 and 13 and Eastern Canada, at Stop-Overs Allowed Tickets First Class YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL June 15 to September 15 the Park, reached from Livingston, diner, the official entrance to the park. literature and Park fares, Secure full det from any passenger r H. N. KENNEDY, G. A. Main 1430 And from May 16, certain days all summer, tic on sale to points in the Middle West, the Eastern statés Mont., Tickets are good on NORTH COAST LIMITED And our other three through trains nneapols $60) AtlanticCity $102.40 And Return And Return SUMMER TOURIST EXCURSION FARES Liberal Time Allowed for Trip PARK Additional time allowed for the side trip to and through through Gar Ask for our Park epresentative. J. O. McMULLEN, C. P. A. Ind. 3300 First Ave. and Yesler Way, Seattle, Wash. A. D. CHARLTON, Asst. Gen. Pass. Agent, Portland, Or. following Wolgast's match with} Owen Mores July 4 lleague begins today with four teams in the league Chehalis, |Contraiia, Raymond and South jand W. EB. Golden will umpire ames will be played on Saturdays nd Sunda » salary mit bas | been fixed at $850 N. Y. STREETS Ry United Press Leased Wire.) Johnny Coulon, bantamweight NEW YORK, May 6.——What ts lperhaps the biggest field of ama- champion, will box ten rounds with teur runners ever entered for a/ Harry Forbes, ex-champion, before ‘long distance race faced the starter |'be Toronto, Canada, club, May 9% | today in « modified Marathon from |through city streets. Among the runners are sterty| McGinn, last yoar’s A. A. U. cham-| pion; Win Bailey, 10-mile chain pion; Fred Bellars, nation’ on (hy United Preae Lensed W I peantey champion; Louls Tewan LOS ANGELES, May + ‘ inta, and Mitchell Arquette. The | the stage all set for their 20-round Hatter two are from Carlisle Indian |CoOtest this afternoon, both Johnny | school |Kilbane of Cleveland and Joe }Rivers of Low Angeles crawled jfrom their beds today with the jannouncement that they w fit | sp RT 7 DOPE jfor the fight of their lives. Kit jbane has fluttered around the 120- veh hie train NEW YORK.—The new grounds | pound mark all thr for the Giants will cost approxi |!ng. So be ate # hearty breakfast mately $6,000,000. The stadium In| Not so, young Rivers. Joe is a eel and conerete and will |Srowlng boy and 122 pounds five to be of | he built on the Polo grounds, recent: | Hours before the battle is one halt ly swept by fire. The old athletic | ‘he fight with him. Rivers price | field adjoining bas been purchased |go08 rte as BD onage? aee f ax The Mikado and Nippon teams of | JAPS PLAY AT CHICAGO | Seattle and the Columbia of} CHICAGO.—-The Japanese bas Tacoma have arranged a series Of hal) players from Waseda univer- games for the Japanese champlon-| «ity will meet the University of ship of the Northwest. Tomorrow | Cnicago nine here this afternoon In morning it will be Mikado vs. Co-ling firms of a norlos of three lumbia at Dug’s ball yard. tests, | SWEDISH SMOKER TONIGHT. Graeco-Roman wrestling will be this | featured at a smoker tonight Of the | | Swedish Athletic association... The The 10th annual Coe medal quar. ter-mile run meet for athletes of Broadway High Will be held afternoon, A salary of $2,000 has been of-| strom of Stockhold championship fered “Tracey Baker, heavy-hitting | stock, and Sharp of Gelfe, Other first baseman for the University of | wrestling and gymnastic stunts will Washington, by the Boston Ameri-| fill up a classy program. cans. He will probably accept. site SNe aker is 20, stands 6 feet bigh, and weighs 195 pounds | EE ~ | vie ekgatont, Cult re The city championship game for +e Wa ee the Joseph Mayer cup will be fought | ont this afternoon on the Univer-| ~ sity campus between Lincoln and| Franklin high schools. The game starts at 3 o'clock. McCurdy will twirl for the Queen Anne team, while Hovey will do the honors for | Lincoln, What’s the Use Of throwing that old tennis racket away? Bring it to us and we'll restring it. And The Broadway high school team migrated to Tacoma this morning To All Eastern Points vi Rocky Mountains and National Park Yor information, dates and rates, call or write €, E. PENN, H.W. A. P. D. 718 Becond Av,, Seattle, Canadian Pacific Railway Six hundred miles unsurpassed scenery through the o EDWARDS, C.T. A. Low Round Trip Rates to get another scalp. They defeat ed the Tacoma boys here two weeks ago. Capt “Brick” Kneeland will pitch |] we'll do a mighty good job |} while we are at it, too. WE HANDLE WRIGHT & DITSON TENNIS mse secur rien 714 First Av. Main 5089—Phones—ind. 2880, The Ballard high school boys will play the soldiers at Fort Worden | this afternoon, The suburbanites have lost only one game so far. | | | SAN FRANCI8CO.—With a six. jclub cireuit, including San Fran- cisco and five other central Cali |tornia cities, the Three C. baseball |league opens its season tomorrow, SAN FRANCISCO.—In the pres. rill, | | classics will be performed by Lund-| s | AL KAUFMAN DOWN AND OUT| VICTORIA DRIVES JOSS TO BENCH Pet ; | Otey and Ainsmith Victoria over the Glant and won the riew from the b to 1 Victo obtained in the rhat being Kading Crotkshank In the fret walking Davis 4 single. muffed plate a joodman singled, was responsible for the third Davis first inn econd game of the né Giants by & Beore Brown in the box practically tung for only three hits for 2 d Million was safe ing Raym arly lead ng for the invine Joss started off bad! Raymer . Million hit to Kading crossing dro at first and | | the | Chicago Cleveland Katte und Land Boston New York Batteries maker ney and W Brockett At Cleveland. RH. EB 2 6 i 1 4 6 Lang and Payne; West At New York RH. EB 14 18 2 6 U 0 Jmith, Hall and Nuna and Swee Able: ‘alsh COAST LEAGUE American Association. Householder up next drove the An Francie out of the lot, seortng Million and | YINjs"" Goodman. Dickenson Foplaced Joss | necrameni and after @ little difficulty retired | '* *"#e!** the side. With two down, the ¢ brought in their lone run in "0 lucky” #e oth, Cruikshank drew | ap niate with a swift 1 ped the ball for « alt jshank galloped b ded out to box score on and Brown hit Leard in t Kad Je and Crutk Danny Shea Am a it ee 16 8 ee ae | ae | ae Be es ie see ie ae . ' ats r-8 re “ a - Ma Re umpire Mr. Low SPOKANE COMES BACK The Franklin Midgets took game from ay by t telling ru The Star The Ta ke won from the A “ | STARS TRIM HOPES SPOKANE. May 6.--Spokane won from the Tigers yesterday only after a hard battle. In the etghth, with two m 2 Of, hole Score by innings Tacoma 00002 Spokane 00002 Kraft replaced Willis and pulled the Indians out of the }100 EASY FOR PORTLAND VANCOUVER, B. C Portland woe easily from the Beav When the game was stood 6 to 1 # yeaterday over the scor Score by Vancouver Portland ngs NATIONAL LEAGUE May 7 | man, const, Charles bill Carney cushion Joo ne Ket Pact past wer. Carney, jard cham H TIGERS GET KENNEDY (By United Press Leased Wire PORTL. Ken an Tigers oft and signed Tacoma and today joined | May 6 first base first ND. mer Beaver to Or up play at Spokane. Kennedy he best hitters on the & rattling good flelder OLDFIELD VS. BURMAN. under af way 4d king next *| ship of the 14 and Hob Burman, United Press Leased Wire) INTRE AL, today May 6 ns are to mateb Barney the for a series of races July for the champion world. Oldfield cannot Ba} new] * * FACTS FOR FIGHT FANS * HR Jack Johnson wants to race F Brouard, the Frenchman bar |from French races for rough dr ing, It's betted that eve foreigner can't make the going t rough for J, Jasper key Mac insists he will make 133 pounds at 3 for Wolgast, but [hh htt * the |® champion is no Barkis After that tworound session the majority imagine We ant ponsensen | yme wallop, but the word of P McFarland ts given to the contrary. | Round Hogan insists he ts n earnest in bis de ration to turn to California and turn hia at tention to some other vocation n a foul blow and thin as a peroxide may examining The line betw a fair punch ts hair, and its upon the leaning of the sician location depend elf d, or he forn Wol has or Play this to sult you gast has been malign: suddenly reached Brown, Hogan et al second raters re are a bunch of Charley Edent says he went on with Bob Pitz at a Hamilton, O theatre, and the y one kicked him between the referee and wings Now where the ° SER * * * * Today's Tides at Seattic. * High * sa. m 11.3 feet * Low * * 8:19 0 m 96 feet * 25:24 p.m 2.7 feet * * + Tris Spoake 1D games f year in select HOTEL SALISBURY | 207 FOURTH AVE AND CHERRY #7. | | At Philadephia. jrace in the United States, but his R H nl" pension would not interfere | Brookiyn 5 9 eit It is proposed to of a Philadelphia 5. 9| & oe Ratteries—Barger and Bergen RITCHIE GETS DECISION. Schultz and Dooin. (Ry Untied Pree Leased Wir } SAN FRANCISCO, May 6-—With | At Pittsburg. a decision to his credit today over | R. is EK. | Charlie Rellly, Willie Ritchie, king Bt. Louls 1 16 lof the four rounders, will | Pittaburs > 5 1/ matched with Ad Wolgast in June. Batteries 8 ‘and Bresna-| In his fight with Reilly, Ritchie} | nan’ Nagle and Gt on was the aggressor and landed the | e ner blows, but Reilly was At Boston. never in danger Both boys were RH unmarked | New York 5 9 si Boston toe 4 Batteries—-Ames, Wilize and Wil H BP on rye ardware, ge Sporting Goods, R HE fee Cincianatt ..........4a8 1 “olf Fishing Tackle, Chicago 2 a . Batteries—Keefe and Clark; Grif Banja fen, Foxen, Ruelbach and Kling | AMERICAN LEAGUE W. Pet | Detroit cis te + es Be ’ | ie | 7 10 7 O43 ae 7 ou At Washington. RH. EB. Philadelphia oon 1 Washington 0 7 3 Batteries Plank and Thomas; MEALS SERVED. Ber Cy of Rverett or Telegraph. 12m. from without nottes. Ph a ynnet. Main a9 CANADIAN. 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