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

No longer will it be possible some gay and biithesome auto own er, with more credit than cash, to 0 about the city among the various automobile accessory dealers leay ing a trail of bad debts In the past many of the men who | city, has a salaried s deal in auto “trimmings” have been badly stung by these people who be: Heve in the promise rather than the | found any car owner ts performance. A chap would run deep tn the hole with a dealer and when his credit was exhausted switeh to another dealer and re at | ¢ — Se — cs *# AUTOMOBILES IN SEATTLE. * BRIEF AUTO ITEMS Auto Dealers Have Fine System for “Dead Beats” for; the same stunt | system, | marks, Seattle, r ntly formed and tnelud- | ing practically all the dealers of the cretary who keeps tab on the debts due ail mem- bers of the association, and if it bad pay” the notice is sent out and that par ticular car owner finds it necessary Lacking a credit dealers were easy the Auto Tire and Association of But no more, The Accessory Dealers dig up cold cash in his future alings. Hill Climbing =e wi9it .. 2,600 | i 22) Contest Planned % 1908 . 831%) A hill climbing contest on the ® 1907 sees 475 ©) pavior at. bill, in the Queen Anne * * | district, is the next big event Re eH cod Forward to by local autolsts, In five years the number of auto- mobiles owned in Seattle has in creased more than five fold. Five years ago there wer less than 500) cars in this city, Today there are approximately 2,500 machines owned and used in Seattle. are also about 300 motorcycles the city not listed as automobiles. ‘The remarkable growth of the aw tomobdile industry an. the Pacific) coast has long been the delight of the big auto manufacturers, Until two years ago California cities had more machines than the Northwest ern cities compared to population But now Seattle, Tacoma and Port land are catching up, and there is rooms being tastily decorated very little difference between the Proportion of automobiles to the ulation between Seattle and San cisco. Pacific Coal & Oil Co. Lady Wellington All coal is black, but that's where similarity ends. It's the stuff that's under that black coat that counts The carbon, the volatile mat ter, the ash, the water and the soot. LADY WELLINGTON coal is high im Carbon and Volatile mat ter—the stuff that burns; it is jow in ash, wa’ nd soot—the stuff that's waste and makes trouble. Try a ton of LADY WELI- INGTON NOW. Main Office: 401 Hinckley Plock Both Phones 5040 Latona Bunkers: 113 Northlake 4 venue North 465; Gre-n 652 West 11, for West Seattle Bunker Prices, P2r Ton: Liimp, $5.50. Nvt, $4. Furnace, CHEAPEST BECAUSE BEST Pacific Coal & Oil Co. There | association in charge of the affair will announce {the details in the near future: | Mr. MeDonald will | Rivers, | will enter the ring at Vernon this Jafternoon a |Tommy Dixon | valle |iast 15 rounds. Most of the bet ju lo Advertise? WE THINK IT DOES Experience is a great teacher. What a great thing it would be if the advertising mediums that we have to place our advertising with would get together and boost for the greateut elty,in the world—Seattle—and in the mean time don’t overlook the fact that the Brown-Bowell Liquor Co., at 611 Third ave, in (ye new Lyons Bidg., carries everyihing pertain- ing to a first-class family liquor Btore. Main 1652 Ind. 4598 Free Delivery Full Measure Charley Powell. Felix Brown, | ins for the contest have not fully completed, wut it will ably be held about July 21, iden Potlatch week. An unusually big entry lst ts expected and valuable prizes will be hung up by the auto dealers’ The committee in BREEZY BENZINE BUZZINGS. The Osen & Hunter Automobile company, handling the Mitchell car, has moved into its handsome new quarters on Broadway and Pike streets, ‘The proprietors have been holding ap opening all week, the! for the occasion. Harrison @& Stevens have solved their partnership. Both patt ners will continue in the automobile business in Seattle. Fred M. Powell, handling tho| Mercer car, has moved into the quarters formerly occupled by the} Bunker Motor Car company on Broadway, just off Pike. Howard McDonald, the hustling salesman for the Goodyear Rubber) company, is back In Seattle after an} tended trip east of the mountains bably remain in Seattle, as city salesman for the| | Goodyear company Rivers Favored in the Betting LOS ANGELES, June 10. Joe | the hard hitting Mexican, | 2 to 1 favorite over Even money pre-| Little Dixon will not that ing is done on thix basis Roth doys are well within the | required weight -122 pounds. When jhe weighed in this morning, Riv- ers barely made the beam quiver |a bit, while Dixon did not disturb it In the least. Neither will have lany material advantage, as both |men are trained to the limit |Chartie Eyton will referee. CHICAGO.-—Purdue defeated the University of Chicago at baseball, 12 to 9, yesterday Seattle Automobile School, 210 roadwi re | “Just Say” HORLICK’S ft Means ‘Original and Genuine ‘MALTED MILK | The Feed-drink for All Ages. More healthful than Tea or Coffee. | Take mo substityle, Ask for BORLICK'S | the last round ZS Others are‘imitations EXT Tuesday after. noon, from 2 to 5, we will again pne- sent a beautiful silver. plated spoon to every woman attending this the- atre. Admission... Sc New Program Tomorrow National Theatre 315 PIKE “The House of the Radium Screen” Three rouna “ rion aatiy, tiie at Tm 3g im ad “eve Be ‘ ry \* fly. | still a little high, which reduc |size of the catch, Jimmy Carroll x and nutritious, | dict gan, powder form | Carrol! did not seem to SRRARHRAHARKERHE, * * BEST BAIT ACCORDING TO *& |* SUCCESSFUL FISHERMEN & * Salmon eggs, brown hackle & e ® (Angle worms are always in ® * # season.) * * SERRE SER EERE ER ED Although some of the streams are # the for fish do not well in roiled water, the fish ing season is now tn full swing, and every Suoday hundreds of enthust tic Seattle anglers pack their fiah bite ing kite and hit for the sighing pines and purling brooks The in closed for perch and black bass, for trout and grey ling are fair game, and many fine strings have already been hooked this season in the hundreds of lake: and streams in the environs of Se attle. Fly fishers, those aristocrats among the followers of Inaak Wal ton who scorn the man who uses mere bait and angles perchance with 9 bamboo rod, say the speckled trout are rising well this year The water in many of the moun tain streams t* too high, however its in either fly or by, another month ined will be better Brown hackle files are the favor ites at this season, the best results being obtained with these. The speckled trout Is the king of the river. Fast, strong and game, these beauties are well worth the landing. When a speckled trout takes the.fly he doesn’t hesitate. A flash of silver, and a tug announces | him. He loses no time. A jump from the water and he heads up the cur. rent. If possible, he entangtes your ling in the rocks. Once landed, he provides excitement until given his quietus, He can whirl like a pin wheel when lifted from the water and is apt to jump from your| Gets Worsted SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. June 10 —Opinion was divided today the draw decision in t bout between George Kirkwood and) Jimmy Carroll, many spectators of| | the fight declaring their belief that | | Kirkwood was entitle 4 to the ver-| ake up| going | If of | to the fact that matters we: against him until the last h when he made re strong finish. Kirkwood had clear lead in the first three rounda, | The surprise of the show came when Ike Cohn of Salt Lake earned | the decision over Bert Bowers The middieweights mixed it from | bell to bell. Cohn had a good lead} all the way except in the last round which was even. Cohn broke his| left hand, which may necessitate | cancelling his bout with Rufus) Williams next week Fox Was Too Clever. Jimmy Fox was too clever Harry Dell and earned a close cision. The only knockout of the show was in the first bout, when Joe Hartwell landed a wild swing for de | on Ben Rellly’s Jaw in the first 20| seconds of the fight die Burns and Pete Kroeker bo: a draw, Ray Campbell beat Soldier Duncan Jack Douglass got the decision over Joe Hill, and Walter Scott and} Johnny Roche drew Seattle Golfer May | Win Championship OLD HATS blocked, cleaned, dyed, retrfinmed and remade. PLUMES willowed, dyed, curled and remade. THE MODEL MILLIN: 827 Pop! ERY CO, de. WALL PAPER Retailed at Wholesale Paces DAHLEM & BARRY 1508 3rd, near Pike SPLENDID SPORT IS AFFORDED FISHERMEN IN THE MANY HAUNTS CLOSE TO THE CITY Trout Fishing on the Cedar River Good Enough for Old Ike Himself (2222025022 2 ee ee * * ® WHERE FISHERMEN ARE *& *® SURE OF GOOD CATCHES ® White river at Renton * ® Junction. + * Lake Sammamish. * ® S008 creek at Covington. * ® Bear creek near Redmond, * ® Lake Washington. * ® Cedar river at Renton * * reia, South fork Snoqual- #| * ow * ® Raging river * * Lake Martha near Everett. ® | Lake Union. * * er slough near Kirk. # ® land * * Maple valley > ® Issaquah creek \ # North Bend, Snoqualmie # * * * eon river * don * . id creek * * ckabush river * » » 2 ° * » ° . » * » * * * » hands while being placed im the basket Hait fishing seems prosaic to the fy canter, and the bamboo pole he abhors, Hut many an urchin aad many of more adult years find rec reation and take a grim delight tn helping to baffle the meat trust with a trusty pole long enough for & mast equipped with a stout: line whereby the unfortunate fish, once hooked, is boisted by main strength | from the water and «wung inboard or ashore like a bundle of hay of a ship's derrick. This ts not sport, sneers your fly | artist, but to one caster there are ten who employ this scorned but effective system As a matter of fact, the bait fiah-| er gets better results at this sea son of the year Io the muddy streams the fish are more apt be snared by bait than by surfac flies, and in the Inkes the trout keep deep. There are literally thousands of good fishing waters within a radius ot Lied miles of Seattle, many of getnelaehorey * SPORTING SPARKS. si BERR E EER EH CHICAGO.—"Come back” Cham. pion Harry Forbes is training hard for his fight J 16 with Joe Homeland in Janesville, Wis CHICAGO.—Local fight fans pick Frankie White to win in his 20. round go with “Kid” Harrison at Sheridan, Wyo. June 22. He ts training in Denver. KANSAS CITY.—Fireman Jim Flynn is sparring daily with Dick | Givens of Philadelphia in prepara tion for hiv Independence day bout with “Hope” Morris, NEW YORK.—Charles Terre: Weyman probably will be the onl representative of the Areo Club of America and his country in the coupe Internationale d’aviation to be held in England July 12. Wey man will use a 70 horsepower rac ing Nieuport monoplane. NEW YORK.—With New York, Chicago and Philadelphia shifting daily in the pennant race, Giant fans are already talking about an- other finish Ike that made by Merkle famous NEW YORK. —Frankle Burns, the Jersey City lightweight, wan @ de- cision over John Daly of New York | in @ fast 10-round fight last night Johnny Coulon agreed to meet the winner. SEATTLE JAP WIND. ini | of Shae ll te Daal all ra WHAT YOU WILL CATCH * Speckled trout, greyling, # Rainbow trout * Base and perch season closed until July 1. aeeeeee s eee rhe ehhh them being practically adjoining the | city, and the man whose only oppor: | tunity is to en h a few burried well is avaured on foot will bring tne angler ¢ stocked water where he | a good day's sport There NATIONAL LEAGUE. is good fishing on Lake very good if you know/| “spots.” Lake Union also af fords many fair cateh White and Cedar rivers are most popular resorts for fishermen |} who have not the time or money | is for expeditions further afield : Lake Bummamish is another fish ing ground deservedly popular. It is an ideal trip on «a motor cycle and more and more fixhermen are RHE using this method of quick and York 6 13 2 | easy transportation. * | Pittsburg Oe ar at) | Lake Martha on the Everett In-| Batteries*-Matthewson and Mey terurban is fished’ by many local|er; Wilson, Liefleld and Simon. janglers and Bear, Soos, Cold and| — Insaquah creeks, the Snoqualmie | At ‘Chicago. forks, Green, Snohomish and Sky : RHE komish rivers and the numexous | Brooks a <s | streams slong Hood's canal ‘are (Chicago 1 6 0 loften tramped by Old Ike's de Hatteries— Rucker and Bergin; voters. Many local fishermen have their own little favorite streams, which Umpire Helps ite first ga day, defeating Spokane 4 to 3 in 11 iting innings replete with bril Hant play attle won on two rather questionable decisions by Umpire McCarthy ys. MeCarthy decided he bea ed the ball and declared Crutk- | shank safe. Bues singled and Ort was bit, filling the basen, Ort was way off first and Kratt |] made a# feint to throw to first, and| afterwards pitched MeCarthy |ruled it @ balk, giving Seattle the winning tally. Kraft was furious jat the decision, claiming he was out hours on a Sunday need not be de | *pexane nied this pleasure, A short trip by} Summary rail, boat, auto, motorcycle or even Brown, Teney and Kling. Giants to Win L 16 rT os (20 a 0 ‘so uo Reaulte Xesterday Heatile 4, Bpokene Vani ort {'tadoma't, Victoria t 1 at Veo June 10. » of the werien yester BPOKAD Cruikshank opened the eleventh nibe with a low drive, which Kip pert ran in and caught off hie shoe If his box, and had to be assaulting the score Am hm 5 Ce .:. * B 6 6 ee se i 7 16 Seattle won| Woman’s Safe Step to Better Looks is not hard to find. skin is callow, If your eyes are dull if yo complexion muddy if you have no roses in your cheeks, do not tothe with commetics. "t risk harmful drugs. 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D, C.T.A.* 713 Second Av., Senttle. eonn-cocete « « baz 5 ‘ % At Pittsburg. At Cincinnat? UN ATTLE Including Yale locks, telephones, hot SE “HOTEL SALISBURY 707 FOURTH AVE. AND CHEMRY 8T. ig Water In cco soon Private Opposite Seattle Athlethe Club vi te bat RALEIGH HOTEL -2ncsat ii om TURKISH BATHS Boorse HOTEL DEL NORTE 1833 Sevesth Ave. New and Up to Da! “yoy br Hot and and Keturn Belle in B Roo RATES, fe AND UP PHONE, Jats soee housekeeping Hite daily; $3 to he Ewing. Prop. ihi4% SIATH AVENUE Bet. and Westlake on Pike 67. Large, Clean, Steam-Heated Rooma, per Week and Uj 141% Finest AVE bag \w rai tg $ Week and -COLOMA HOUSE — hey have discovered and explored R HE ind endeavor to keep from the | Philadelphia .. 410 0 | weneral ear its location. Your true Cincinnati , . . 1 s 1 fisherman is generous, however,| Bateries—Alexander and Dooin, |and will always share bis knowl | Suggs and Mele: jedge with his fellow “fan.” 4 i | There in no ssction of the At Gt. Louis country where better or more RH. EB. varted fishing. can be enjoyed than | Boston a H 2 in the vicinity of Seattle and the| St. Louls 5 large and cons army of fishers in ito this fact Pippins Beaten VANCOUVER ntly increasing this city testify June 10.—Van couver won its sixth successive |. game from Portland by a 4 to 2|Xe™ Yor ac Yesterday, the battle being | ~ waged in a drizzly rain. Fast or | St Lous clever playing was impossit h proetens jscors: aes, At Philadelphia. E RW. R HE ncouver .010003000—4 6 Detroit rae er Portland ...000200000—2 -4 | Philadelphia 5 0 0 Patteries—Krickson and Lewia| Batterles—Mullin and Stanage; for Vancouver; Tonneson and Brad. ley for Portland. Bees Lose Again St Be There is keen rivalry among the different schools to win the greatest We carry a complete line of Khaki, Rubber and OMl Cloth. ing, Rubber Footwear and Sun- dries, Wool Socks, Cutlery, Wishing Tackle, Wright & Dit son Tennis Goods, Imported Golf and Tennis Shoes, Guns and Ammunition, Tennis Racquets Restrung Main 6089—Phones—ind. - i | PORTLAND, June 10.4:Profes-|number of points. Lowell, Queen Ww. ob PORTLAND, June 10—R. L.lsor Ito, the Seattle Jap fiw Jitsu | Anne and Interlake schools have en-| Kansas City S 2 Latham of Seattle and W. B. Mixer] expert, easily disposed of “Farmer” | tered the largest teams Miavea) 3 of Portland will contest the Watson in two straight falls last The officials are: Ch: Rest, golf championship of the F ‘/night. The first fall came tm five|A. G. Douthitt, George F. Rugsell, | 85,024 , Northwest today. Mixer defeated | minutes and the second tookethree, |J. H. Stine, R. C. Force, Q. W. Farr | feleso ¢ 5. Uargreaves of Vigtoria yes-| A large crowd witnessed the Mout and W. Nell Ellis, Tndtanapolte’ erday ———_—__ a ———————— ce Dre Miss Nora Com of Victoria? eee teas won the woman's championship o ee ca eee ecials for) ravayarn L. Latham won the 60 and 75 | yards “men's approaahing content| i Saturda PACIFIC youtorday. 714 First Av. and Monday The Superior $1 Reel for 65¢ $1 doz. Best Trout Flies 50¢ The Westinghouse $5 Electric Iron at $4.45 Theo. Wilts & Co. 1012 FIRST AVE. Sallee and Bresnahan. Casey, Krause and Thomas. froew by Way of Vigtor! Hout Girwet) dove Mot 1 Batteries—Curtis ‘and diaaial At Boston. RH ic Lous oS 8 paton: 4 10 H | | | HOTEL BIGGS Steam-HMeated Housekeeping Rooms, $1.50 pep Tranatent. 5 ST TRAN oO HOTEL Transient .- Beattie, Wash Weekly a The Hotel Peer Contraliy Located, Steam Heated Rooms Sc and Up. Special Terms by the THIS 18 WHERE THEY ALL COME. PLAY POOL TACOMA, June 10—Tacoma do-| Batteries—Mitcholl and Kritehell feated Victoria 3 to 2 yesterday, the | Collins, Pape and Kieinow. me being a pitchers’ duel between ws | Thomas and Annis. Both twirlers rhe cuca uate | Mere rather erratic, Luck favored | covctand abe | the locais throughout. The score Watereninn : es Wisala’- bbbbR bear Go | Batteries—Young and’ Smith; | Tacoma ....00000021%=29 & 4|Groom and Street. Batterles—Annis and Burns for New Tacoma; Thomas and Spiesman for At New York. a Victoria. R i. & Chicago 2 7 6 * ‘ Now York ..,....:........9 15 4 Kid Co: Batteries — Baker, Scott and s Are mpeting Payne; Fisher, Quinn and Blair Two hundred and twelve young — athletic “hopes” from 17 schools tn feattle are participating in the COAST LEAGUE — sixth annual track meet of the Pub-| portiana A | lic Schools Athletic league at Den 536 | ny field this aftergoon. The meet | re }is open to all boys ler 16 years a who are up in all their stugies 400 American Associ at Victoria on Sunday joria only, leaving o'clock, 9 agoen without call 8.8, Prin Viet rip 8. & Troquots, morning but thy Jay mornin, hrough to © Vidtopla ight the 8. 8. Troquots fanoouver inatead of the Pier A jain 6888; Fancouver Ina. MAY TO ry The Oriental Pool Room AND GET ; Trade Checks Daily Try our Lunch Counter. Best eats in the city, You can enjoy yourself here. ' 1413-15-17-19 THIRD AVE. F — = — an mperial — BOWLING ( BOWLING ALLEYS ALLEYS First and Madison 1417 Fourth Av. |Columbia Pool Room rutt. LINE OF CIGARS, TOBACCO AND CANDY 2ic Cue mmexen Die Cye BVERY a NEW. KSON, Props, STORAGE t AND “TRANSFER COMPANI ES 388 Fire Proof Storage, Vault “Tor Valtiabtes, ansferred to and. Prom Treine and Steamers si 901 Pik HORNER TRANSFER CO seain gags ot? Ut Sorin and Large Wagons. Household Good Packea _Moving @ Spoct tora © Deliver Everything Everywhere. Auto Delivery Co. 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