The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 2, 1911, Page 2

{By United Press Lend Wire.) CHICAGO, Sept. 2—With both men announcing themselves to be In the best of condition and with Statements that they will have no excuses to offer if they lose, the ehampionship wrestiing match here Monday afternoon between Frank Gotch, the title holder, and George Haokenschmidt, the “Russian lion,” Promises to be the greatest exhibi- of this sport ever witnessed in CHICAGO, Sept. The Geteh party arrived here at 9:30 yester day in a private car on the Chicago & Northwestern train, Besides (he/ gay he will taper off bis training champion, the party included Mrs. Gotch and ber parents, Referee Smith, Manager Emil Kiank, “Farm Burns, Gus Reim Yankee” Rogers, Asbell and Hassan, trainers. When the car pulled tnto the depot the crowd waiting the champion was so dense that Gotch “ducked” from the train in the yards, to his old resort, the Hotel Morrison, His manager, Emi! Klank, went to the Hotel Sherman, where he received $11,000 as an installment on Gotch’s guarantee, In addition to his guarantees, Gotch will receive half of Both cortestants finished their “werk today. Hackenecimidt wound ‘Up with a litte wrestiing with Dr. 5 to 3 favorite in the , with but little money | | Neve that he will score a fall o minutes. they will wrestle, adding: materially from those originally decided upon, him out by adopting bis rules. SPREE RHEE EERE EERE EER ER EEE » GET THE STAR PINK. > » The Star will have a direct wire to the arena side @Monday and will cover the great Gotch-Hackenschmidt *match in full, One or more extra pink editions will be * issued covering the falls. Five minutes after the first fall *is secured the Saar Pink will be on the street. eee @ {To whom? # | moting the match, admite it 7 SERRE ERE SRE EEE REE ER EEE HEE ume ss eee ee ee mem [Of picking w RIVERS WILL BE 8 TO 10 LOS ANGELES, Sept. 2-—With the winner promised a chance Frankie Conley for the right to battle with Abe Attell for th weight title, Joe Rivers of Los Angeles and Johnny Kilbane of Cleve land let up on their training grind today and are resting for Monday’ 20-round contest at the Vernon arena. Interest tn this scrap exceeds that shown in in Promoter McCarey's elimination series, because of the tory ending of the previous battle between these boys. Rivers promises to knock out Kilbane inside of fifteen rounds time. The Mexican’s chatter has failed to disturb Kilbane’s goat he predicts he will bewtider the Mexican with his «peed. Rivers will Probably be a 10-to-8 ringside favortte. Charles Eyton will referee, ES ae ee ae Sees ee eeeeeeeeeeeeeee Seen ee PES RRREREREE EERE EEE EED 4 3 He ° Leu Nordyke tried to steal Cartwright was standing parn): RRA ERRR ARR ERA HH) The expression on Lou's face w CHEAT THE GRAVEYARD |=: BY OBSERVING THESE RULES i ; i : Waddell retains some of wae win dle- RULE NO.1 RULE NO. 2 “ po Daa ee cities, om Have all the me Under no circum * > ay chanical devices stances point your “| Another thing: A mational com which prevent the dis charge of your gun Fa & sun at any person, @ | magnate from the 4 ? creature or thing # |Roticeable that the “powefn” who are belittling the scheme do not say 2 set “safe” except & | the new league couldn't get players. They know only too well that half when tt is at your which you do not de- (Of their men would jump, if the proper inducements were offered, just STAND aaenhanee shoulder ready to sire and tntend to in- ¥ jas they did when the American first went outiaw, S INGS oeooe | shoot re. * The Bouthern league is sending 26 players to the big bush. Can't) nonruwesTERN, RULE NO. 3. + [Dent us any. 1. Pet Pet ,e ooo 080 Keep your ie a except when it is in your hands for pe A Spokane statistician announces that Phil Cooney Is the first to)? y the purpose of hunting. ‘ reach the Century mark in the number of runs scored. 523 \Macmto €T RRR KRKAKRRKR ARE os © @ © nes mn hes ae Le BY. C. L. GILMAN, the White Sox and the Cubs will fight it out for the championship of : ll Hunter, Marksman and Firearms Expert. Chicago, Dollars to doughnuts the Sox will win. Strictly speaking, there is no such |caused a friend of mine to wreck b Ad thing as an “accident” possible with/a fine double barrel. Don't let the any modern firoerm whose mechan-| muzzle of any gun get clogged wit jam ts working as ite maker !ntend-| sand, mud or snew. If this happen: ed it should. Trace any accident of |through a fall stop right there and the hunting field through its actual|clean it out. history and you will find that it is} Guns with exposed hammers the natural and logical consequence | should always be carried with the of something done or neglected by| hammer in the safety notch. Some the shooter—that it is the rerult of| dubs let it down on the firing pin either carelessness or ignorance, or|—where a silght blow will cause it to discharge the wee Remembes that all hammerless guns are always full cocked, with the triggers locked so that they can not be pulled, Remember that a double barre! or automatic gun ts stil! loaded and cocked after you have fired it Throw the safety on before letting it down from your shoulder All firearms are designed to de r death f iF a confide both. Recklessness with firearms not a mark of either skill or brav- ery—the more a man knows about) firearms the more be fears them. Most of the guns which will be taken hunting this fall are either old ones which have heen Iaid away for nine months or more, or new ones which hi never been fired by the owner. Neither should be taken out untried. Go to some safe to $869,377, Drafted by Major Leaguers CINCINNATI, Sept. 2.—Major league magnates gathered yester day and drafted their yearly quota of players from the minors. The American league sent to the minors $78,600 and the National $108,400. Brooklyn spent $27,000 for drafted players, sixteen in number. The biggest prize for the drafting was Detro! quisition of Dubuc, for whom $10,000 was asked, from Montreal tke Rockenfield is still holdi NT. |. A. Hal DETROIT —w. Haines, a buni- Blues. Ham Hyatt is in right fle! ness man, fulfilled his wife's death- request by marrying the girl selected by her for a successcr. ent attached to the Victoria MORRISTOWN, Pa. — Because hubby doesn’t like the “shape of her oD knee,” he won't hook up her dress Drafts from the coast league were announced as follows: Port pe . or even tic her shoestring: so Mrs |land-Kuhn, to Cleveland. Oakland—Cutshaw, to Brooklyn. Sacra.|o “Come-Back” Jimmy CaWahap. Jessie Gould, former Philadelphia |mento—Danzig, to the St. Louls Americans. San Francisco—Vitt, to eo belle, 1s suing for divorce. Anticipating a throw to the NATIONAL LEAGUE. New York (first game) .....2 8 Detroit. Vernon—Gipe to the Philadelphia Americans, Moore, to the Chicago National + From the Northwest league three have been drafted: Seattle. Zackert to St. Louls Nationals; Spokane, Hauck to Philadelphia Amert Los Angeles— 1 ahan, out of the Quakers and the St. ‘@ surely in tough luck at this stage of the pennant With their manage the game on account of injuries, the Philadelphi Louis Cardinals fight. Cincinnath (iret at Ca incinnat! (secon game) seri Mcat 3 nd McLean; Ada ‘ in the Northwest Light mat work today and tomorrow is on Goteb's Hackenschmidt ts today doing nothing but running and swimming. He ts very confident over the prospects of throwing the champion Goteh ts the favorite in the betting and several heavy vagecs have been made at 10 to 7, and 6 to 3. Many bets are being made on this bast. 126 Cope Will Prevent Rough Stuff. The wrestling events will begin at 11 o'clock in the morning with the motion picture -privilege. k Curley, Hack's manager, today i] offered the champion $29,000 for his share of the pictures. Getch's trainers meeting Hackensehmidts men. Say Gotch Will Get First Fall in Ten Minutes. start at 3 o'clock. i Kiank announced that the original articles of agreemeot vader The chief of police has ordered 125 officer which Hack and Gotch were matched contained the rules under which They will be tnetructed to see that there in no biting, “As Referee Smith's rules will not differ jing with elbows and fists, and no such rough work we probably will help have been resorted to by Gotch tn bis last match with Mackeuschmidt Samuel Johanson, 76 years old, turn iThe advance sale of seats indicates ¢ a , Jack Johneon Is really In danger’ of dropping his titt Why, the Bombardier, of course. James White, who is pra Over here promoters are not tn the habit ors, but no doubt Bir James was forced tnto a corner and forced to give up bis opinion. Anyhow, Sir James has spokes, so now we know what to expect. Just listen oo 000 This baseball war talk looks like the real thing. Baseball is on the |school teachers on the rolls to turn * |rise, and three major leagues could be supported in the Kast just as|the mind of our exuberant youth in '* jonsily as two, Even if the trust does not retaliate by placing teams tn | Correct channels * | major leagues as mombers, would be a whole lot better than with « jational the third member If Pittsburg or New York wins the pennant in the National league, The British sports are pinning their hopes | on two chaps named Welle—hence they may be termed Hritith hopes. 5 Bombardier, is a white hope. Right now he is with Johnson he will be a hope outclassed, will lift the lightweignt crown from the brow of Ad Wolgast, and it must be admitted the Matt | possesses some class. workmanlike manner in which he disposed of K, 0, Brown. lightwelghts and near lightwetghte hatling from the little tale, including Welsh, Moran and Driscoll. Eugiiah champ—another proof that he must bave some class. lefinite direction. |the New York fight fans have believed that K. O. could put the crusher showing only a slight shrink- i de K. O. place and try it. They shoot the way they are point.|on Adolph, yet Matt ma . eo. Before firing @ shot look through |ed, and so long as you don't point | hardly Bombardier. ed the barrel or batreis to see that|them at anything you don't want to oo SQUANTUM AVIATION FIELD, |they are free from obstruction. Aj} destroy vou will not collect any un- Walter Johnson, tke Jack, is some slug: mg down second for the Kansas City i turns, sagely remarks a Victoria paper. The ins and outs of a great ball player are illustrated in the case an attack of Job's comfortors that are making life miserable. ninth, im the game at Spokane Tuesday, Ostdiek ripped off his mask *| It fell in the pathway of McMurdo, the big Victoria first baseman. Murdo, assuming that Ostdiek dropped it there deliberately, picked up at ; Viet oC i NT a ites cok) cud eters) erm MeOreery 10 Clavelans. the mask and heaved it away down -the ficld, back of first bi Ost Madden. — ome nape on ra my m == I diek didn't see the act and couldn't find his mask. The game was de- ed” Doolin and Roger Bri | layed a minute or two while Marry cast aboyt offered to help Ostdiek in his search. Nordyke finally foutid it. Charley Moore, who held down an infield position for the Portland Beavers a few years ago, and later played with Aberdeen when the saw Taxicabs instead of private mobilen may be the pro m here after for heads of the city depart ments, Chatrr Blaine of the finance committee announced to the committee yesterday that he had asked for bids from a taxicab com- pany, and that if the bid should be lower than the present cout of main taining the autos, he will recom mend that the bid be accepted The question came before the committee in form of an application from the superintendent of pubtic utilities for a new automobile, The application was denied, HIRES TUG TO SERVE FISH RERRRERA RRR Because Gotch invented the he aes \ 3 HOUGHTON, Mich. Sept praghsegelegg J hg 3 pe hepa John C, Mann, proprietor of the is o le tO | Douglass House, has chartered the apply. A : ie of fact there tus Valerie for the purpose of de-| are several others with which |"!¥erlng on Lake Superior to the! - atoamer Hugh Kennedy six orders the champion is just as effi-/or"iianked whitefish. cient. This is to fill an order received by Bee [mall today from George F. Crivel, a wealthy Buffalo foundryman, who is shedule, BUD] aking a trip in the Kennedy with to practically quiet rest. a party of «ix friends. He wants his friends to enjoy planked white fish, but the steamer does not come 0 Houghton. On receipt of telegraphic advices The followers of the champion be-| from the Soo, Mann wil! have the wer the Russian within the first te@liug in readiness, and in due time will have the chef plank the fish. SOUGHT DEATH IN OLD PISTOL TAYLORSVILLE, Ky., Sept. 2.— The main event will end the mateh, gouging, punch- se in alleged to ed the ancient cap and ball pistol occa |be had carried in the Civil War upon himself today. The half ounce bal! penetrated his head. Surgeons re moved it, and the aged veteran still lives to tell why he tried to kill bimeelf. tie made his home with his souinlaw, Clarence Mitchell, and bad been in falling health sev i years. This, he said, supplied the motive. He recover, hat 45,000 will attend. “Johnson ts refusing to SHARON, Pa, Sept. 2.—The Rev realizes that Wells has class N. Askey of the Oakland Ay hard to get out of the Might, but| Methodlat Episcopal chureh preach. ill compel him to meet Well No|@d last night on “Whom Shall a ‘Arthu’ will be only too glad to pluck| Young Man Marry?" Among other Were it Langford instead of Wells, | things he said all well enough. But those Britishers| “Do not marry the young lady low Johnson must have chuckled when | Who allows herself to float around ne Wells.” |the neighborhood in « top bugmy or tet races (0 Maht Welle.”| sutomoblie until 2 o'clock In. the ooo counterfelt sport A" end the featherweight champ ro-|"an ® Tank iw ané weaker morals. “Do not marry th lady who I" Kitbane an awful deatiog—if 00t I |insigty om changing partners alx vé oe my arm, nights a week fn the front parlor with the Hahts turned low hird in Spokane the other day when) non't marry the young Indy who with astonishment on that sack. | nos boen pawed over by every yap nm be pulled up at the bag and found |i. the community.” SCHOOL TUESDAY School begins Tuesday with 970 ooo eld stuff, He won two in one after The teachers held an organiza- the outlaw promoters would be run- nancing & league in such cities as Chicago, Cleveland, |tion meoting yesterday and got ae Cloctanatl, Buffalo, Pitteburg, Kansas City, Louisville and Indianapolis. quainted with Superintendent F. B. Cooper and his new assistant, Bd ward G. Quigley. The school at tendance will be nearly 30,000, it is estimated sion, with the president of three as al present th | AMERICAN WwW. L. Pet re 427 Phin ooo Also one of th AMERICAN LEAGUE Zhiedeiphia (first game) nt hope, but when he gets in the ring and when he gets out ho will be a hope pretty ioaaier <hestes badly banged up. So much for the Bombardier. Iadeiphia vs tae ae Matt fs the hope the British sports hope | {pyutsiznis (second wnme) Fg 1 nd Thomas; Collins and Carri He proved that by the |’ gs nd Senitth; Wa Washington 5 At Now o¥ek ‘ ‘ Orgome, Becker and sirest: and Diatr. SACRAMENTO. — Owing to the fact that Stockton is now enjoying outlaw ball, the Sacraménto and Vernon Coast league teams will not play thelr usual Sunday morning game at Stockton. Also there are some pretty nifty i Caldwell And Wells is the Some of look like a novice. Matt will do—but ooo ", besides other attain. Boston, Sept. 2—Aviator Joseph|repair ticket stuck in the muzzle} solicited corpses. ments. A terrific Mine drive from Johnson's July 81, at Washington.| Dance at Dreamland tonight. Cummings dropped inte Dorchester | q——————— ~ cmemecnrneeemene| knocked Pitcher James to the ground as though he were shot. He was ose. bay today from a height of more carried from the field In a stretcher and may never be able to pitch | ~ _ SORE: x Sy ‘than 500 feet but was not seriously Za k Ha k d M C again, Johnson hit another ball, probably just hard, at Chicago hurt. That the birdman was not C. ert, uc an ic reer y the other day. The ball went an a line to left center and traveled with We Have it killed is considered miraculous, such velocity It came near bounding over the wire netting. a obd000 ° Guns and Rifles All Makes for pitchers at pres- ing when the team re ooo The ar outfielder is laid up with ° 0 0 plate when De Vogt doubled in the Me- Not a Victoria playe oo 0 league, is to get another chance in aoe cording to the list of drafted playors made public today, |f Winchester Leader Shells. .75¢ a Ho Js drafted from the Los Angeles team by the Chieago Cubs. Last|f Wine t Repeater Shells G¢ ton (fiat KAM) eee 7 Tall he was purchased by the Cincy Reds, out of the Three I league, but — gl yes +, 50¢ avian, Oritit, Vokes sad Kiing; ‘ows wag turned over to Los Angelés this spring, Charley's brother, Otto, bs : a Tachaster and’ Boren ics Se 2:30 P. M. who {s catching for the Portland Pippins, will also, be heard from imjq At™* Co. with the Big Red Seg Rae, Res: ¥ fast company before long, if all signs do not fail. Ww 2 i ma ag a. “ me nwt ca | @ have also the real Savage we ire, Seusion andartden; Moetent VANCOUVER ws. SEATTLE |] Ammimition loaded by the Sav- win i fra age Arma Co ye rnand | e |] 30-30, 303, 38 Vv. ee Labor Dy, Monday =. Bekins “2 |[o"8s ward and Meyers; Stack an@ Mad- 4 . ; Gen . aeons Two Games, 10:30 2:30 oor At tath fl ogtitye Zour bile collected. West- . Jollection Co,, 42% N. Y. Block. Main 6169, oe Take Yesler Car Established in Seattle nearly eight years, and have built up the largest moving and storage business h Theo. Wilts Co. There is a reas 1012 First Ave. t| pitched for Spokane, Erickson and MAN IS MISSING (Ry United Press Leased Wire.) today employed a detective agency PORTLAND, Or, Sept. 2.-—Ap- to search for Kruse, parently without reason, Theodore| Mra, Kruse denied that Kruse Kruse, proprietor of the Belvedere | had converted any of his securitiet hotel, the Louvre cafe, and owner into cash and said she did not be |of @ lease on the new Ritz-Carlton | lieve any wor could’ have been |hotel, left Portland August 21, and|junvolved in the disappearance has completely dropped from sight. Kruse is the third man reported He was last heard from in Seattle, when he telegraphed his wife Mon- day evening that he was “looking for singers for the cafe.” Fearing that he might elther have been murdered or fallen vie tim to some accident, Mrs. Kruse the last week who has disap- red mysteriously. J. Lioyd Mag- ous, baggage cashler at the Union |depot, dropped from sight a few days before the date set for his marriage. His body was found in the river. COMMERCIAL CLUB _ MEMBERS RIGHT Members of the Seattle Commercial Club have refused to consolidate with the Chamber of Commerce unless the police of membership control be maintained in the proposed consoli- dated organization. ‘The Commercial Club is essentially a demo- cratic association. That is, its members have full control. The Chamber of Commerce is just the opposite, It is controlled by a board of trustees, ‘The Commercial Club members, believing that the principle they stand for is of vital importance to the life and the influence of a commercial organization, have agreed to compromise or to surrender practically every other point, but they will block con- solidation before they will wipe out their own organization to help form another devoid of this essential provision. It appears that some of those concerned in thissproposed merger are afraid to trust the members to have a voice and a vote in public matters coming before the organization. Listen to this extract taken from the proceedings of the committee discussing consolidation: “It was then moved by Mr. Maxwell of the Commercial Club, and seconded by Mr. Rhodes of the Commercial Club, that two sets of by-laws, rules and regulations be submitted to all the members of both the Commercial Club and Chamber of Com- merce in lieu of those adopted by this committee, and that the majority vote of all said members be as final.” This motion was lost by a vote of 9 to 4, the members of the Chamber of Commerce and so-called Business Men's Committee voting unanimously against it and the members of the Commer- cial Club committee voting unanimously for it. In view of the attitude taken by consolidation advocates demanding the “trustee plan,” there appears to be nothing for the Commercial Club to do in the matter other than to stand pat and refuse to surrender or compromise on the vital principle at stake. eee CHICO, Cal—Harry Banker has| PORT HURON, Mich.— Four trained a cat to pick apples. The| members of the Moran family have cat can knock them off the tree)married four members of the Lash- faster than one persou can pick| brook family within the last four them up. months. . pnb’ ZR PR RT FESS EONS TO OSV ORT te « give ‘ : : Giants Drop One More: » SRE EEE EERE RRR REE EE Vancouver won—eo did Spokane, ,R#kkkkKK eR Kee with the result that the be-[* tween Noe. 1 and 2 and Nos. 3 and 4/% AS THE SCORER in the pennant race is gradually | * widening. Still a half game behind kaentaekteae fourth place, and) seattie— jas the Tigers and Giants lose every |trard. 2 day, we're liable to Stay there. Gua o BEAVERS STILL WINNING. Buss, 3 ........ + F * * = et one? ee eee ‘99! jto the extent of 13 bing! si |vaise heid the Giants to seven bin- gies. The Giants filled the bags sev- eral times but—nothing doing. Well, | next week it may be better. INDIANS TAKE ANOTHER. ed and outplayed on the field, still the Indians won. Poor Ducky Holmes. He won't be much | *! of a hero when he reaches the! (i. ander town unless he gets in and wine some games. Yesterday it was 10 to 9. Schwenk and Hauck i : > Clibaserinanp Siectalud-cdae Elerencuwcon> 4 slommmmeeney: wlooneconssell 3 | comm inn % enone”! wi stoce eed Vancouver. ..": Home run—Bennett, Struck owt—By Wigge 3; by Gervaise, 4 Bases on balle —Off Wigs, 3; off Gervaine, 4 Williams for Victoria. PIPPINS BEAT TIGERS. Could “Rajeltt), Bresnahan have seen Tex Baker yesterday he might have ‘Gut thé stringd | ‘The Pippins siammed out 14 bingles off the Tiger pitcher and won, 6 to 2. Bill Bloomfield held the Tigers to six} hits. —— Tacoma .... oo At Portiand 0010210 Baker and Slebt; Moore. 1 . Bloomfield and Victoria at Williams, Schwenk, Hauck and Spiesman, BUFFALO, N. Y.—With a $10,000! the meeting in Madison Square Gar- check to back him up, Jack Her-| den, September 15, of Carl Morris man, manager for Stanislaus Zbys-|of Oklahoma (white hope) and Jim zsco, the Polish wrestling cham-| Flynn, the Pueblo fireman, who pion, sald today that he will be on beat up Al Kaufman. Flynn is guar hand in Chicago Monday with a/anteed $6,000 or one-quarter of the Menge to the winner of the | gross receipts, tch-Hack match LOS ANGELES.—wWith the pre vailing odds of 10 to 7, Joe Rivers on the long end, failing to t Johnny Kilbane’s followers into tion, it is predicted today th sensational Mexican will ente! RYE, N. Y.—Supplementary to his announcement that he is ready to meet any lightweight in the world, Matt Wells, the English champion, will begin active work at his training quarters here next week. Knockout Brown's conque er will be on hand at the Wolgas McFarland bout in Milwaukee Sep- the jring a 2-to-1 favorite over the little {Clevelander when the gong sends them away next Monday afternoon on their 20-round journey at the |tember 15, and will challenge the| Vernon arena, winner. | [eee ek et i* halt STAR LEAGUE Played ST. LOUIS.—Among the dozen names mentioned as candi } * STANDING ' & L. Pet. & dates for the managership of the Ww. St. Louls Browns next season, Clark |* All-Stars .....9 8° 1 889 8 Griffith of the Cincinnati Reds to-| Ry nak Mle a a jday is the favorite |* Liscote Cube. 2 8 18 | pamralaass |* Warrens 9 6 3 OTe | NEW YORK.—Sports of all sorts | * Pastidos aT OR |tor society folk are provided in-the | * Newsies .... 8 8 3008 vicinity of New York today * Moonshiners.10 3 7 300 ® Horse |) shows open at Huntington,on Long Island, at Staten Island and Red * KKK ERR RRR Bank, N. J. Staten Island and Red Bank also have bench shows. Mat-| : MEALS SERVED nee races for motorists will extend | over Monday at Brighton Beach | Str. City of Everett or Telegraph motordrome. NEW YORK.—Jim Flynn, the |fighting fireman, who will meet Carl Morris, the Oklahoma hope, i Madison Qquare Garden here Sep- |tomber 15" will receive $6,000 as his | share of the purse, according to an. |nouncement today. Flynn also has | '*y? * wasn Stee the option of accepting one-quarter |p. ™. of the gate receipts, «ier ae dl 8 ner leaves from Colman dock. Steamer and schedule aubject to change without notice. Phones—Sunset, Main 3999; Tnd, 126. ‘Three round tripe daily. Leave Seat- teat Ta. m, 12m. and 6 p m. Sunday, my 2:06 NEW YORK.—Final arrani ments were made here today for a