The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 18, 1911, Page 2

TRAINING ror Ak BY JONNNY HAYES Brains, good lungs, a stout heart, | will power and grit—these are nec. essary for anyone who wants to be & distance runner, The first thing to do is to ac) quire good habits. Don't smoke, don't drink—tnese dwarf your lung power. Get as much sleep as poe sible. Different ‘runners have different “running styles, but the way I have most successful in long races ta to use rubber he landing on the ball of my foot and letting the heel hit the ground a fraction of a second afterward. The contact gives you a spring for the next step, The one great thing is to con. serve your energy. Never set the let the other fellow do it. always easier to come up from Dehind than it ts to fleht desper ately to bold the lead, knowing oth. ers are tearing along behind you. NEVER STRAIN YOUR MUS- CLES. RUN EASY—LET YOUR BODY SWING WITH YOUR STRIDE AND YOU WON'T FIND ANY STRAIN, AND NEVER, UN- DER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, RUN ON YOUR TOES. IT MAKES SORE FEET AND USES UP THE POWER. Some trainers advise against run- ning with the mouth open. I have mever run a race when I didn't keep my mouth partly open, holding ® quill toothpick in my teeth and Breathing through that at times. There may be some criticism of this, but as I have always finished | with good wind, it seems to bear me out that the method is a suc- cess. ‘There should be no fixed rules as to training. Runners differ--some are born athletes while others Must be developed. Melvin Shep- —==—= = PECULIAR VIEWS “She holds peculiar views of mat- “That so?” “Yes. She says that even if her husband shouldn't make a fortune fm five years, she expects to stick | - sborg him until death."—Detroit Free HARD GO FOR HOLLAND FORTY spn oF laa FOR RISCO FA! OAKLAND, Cal, “yal 18.—Pan about the bay are Interested today fm the ten-round bout between Fritz Holland, the Spokane middle weight and “Knockout George” Brown of Chicago, which will be etaged by the Oakland Wheelme tomorrow night. Both men are do __——./ag their final training stunts be fore large crowds. Holland is a showy boxer, while Brown is of the boring in, punch swapping kind, and a hard, rough contest is expected. Forty Rounds of Boxing SAN NCISCO, Dec. Forty rounds of boxing fs offered to San Francisco fans in the pro gram for next Friday sight, as an- Bounced today. The feature bout will be between Ray Temple, the Milwaukee lightweight, and Al of this city. There will be ten bouts altogether. Among those who will fight are Lee Johnson of Oakland and Jim Cameron, Rufe Fall and Hock Keyes, Harry Freddie Couture and Willie pariall and Gus Anderson. “REAL BOSS OR NONE,’ SAYS WOLVERTON HARRY WOLVERTON Famous old player engaged to manage the New York American league club. Wolverton was a suc- cessful manager on the Coast. When offered the leadership of the High- landers by Owner Farrell, he re fused to act as Hal Cha: Ce8s: or until assurred he would have ab solute authority and be free from interference. Wolverton knows the trials that beset George Stallings, who was ousted as manager with the club in second place, by Farrell and Ban Johnson, my United Press Leased Wire) ITHACA, N. Y., Dee. 18.—John Paul Jones, the crack Cornell run ner, and holder of the world’s rec- ord for one mile, will not be able to compete in intercollegiate racing next spring, and may also be unable to go to Sweden to take part in the Olympic games, according to an an. nouncement made here today. Jones i under the care of physicians, suf fering from a sprained tendon, The basket ball team of the Rainier Valley Athletic club is de sirous of securing games from local and out-of-town registered P. N. A teams. A game is especially de- sired with the Chancellor Athletic club. Address 8. 8, Andrews, manager basket ball R. V. A. C., Columbia station. by ony pare By What (would give mn pi re than a pale of our Splen- tenses inp nteed gold Attle shop little price” fillod ttle Jot the day, one of the greatest runners | ia a born athlete, practically scoffs at the idea of keeping In training. When the day for his race comes he usually jumps pard, in without doing any training what soover, He! JOHNNY HAYES, WINNER OF LAST OLYMPIC MARATHON HERE'S A “TALL” STORY PARIS, Dee. America were once united by land, according to a positive assertion by M. Germain, a naturalist. He also declares that Atlantis, the mysterious “lost continent,” really existed, basing his statements upon fossilized fauna and flora found at Cape Verde, Canary islands and other talende im that tatitade. 16.~-Africa and | CAL 18 EXPECTED SAN PRANCISCO, Dec. 18.-—-J Cal. Ewing, president of the San Francisco Const league baseball team, ls expected home Friday from New York, according to a telegram received here today. been absent from the Coast six weeks, attending various meetings of baseball associations and confer- ring with magnates at San Antonto, € tactanati, Chieago and New York. ZBYZSCO TO HAVE ONE MORE CHANCE NEW YORK, Dec. 18.—New York promoters are in receipt, today, of a statement from Frank Gotch, world’s champion wrestler, in which he offers to defend his in January. Gotch is anxious to meet the winner of the Zbyzsco-Raicevich match, in Madison Square Garden, poner night. GRANTLAND RICE DISGUSTED BRASS-TONGUED MAGNATES WHOSE WORDS CUT NO ICE SY GRANTLAND RICE NEW YORK, Dec. 18.—The test of baseball's ruggedness, strength and recuperative power, is shown by the way it stands up under the shock of the annual meetings of magnates. When the fina! passing of the national game comes—-if It ever does while room remains for diamond and outfield—it will come, not through the errr but the the magnates or club owners. A GAME WHICH ATTRACTS 20,000,c00 ECTATORS ANNUAL. LY; HOLOS INVESTMENTS OF MILLIONS DOLLARS AND EM. PLOVS THOUSANDS OF MEN, IS SUPPOSED TO BE A REGULAR BUSINESS. Despite this, at the annual mecting of the National and American leagues here, proceedings were inaugurated by C. W. Murphy's circular letter, denouncing Ban Johnson, president of the rival te: In the hotel lobbies the chief morse! was about the loud and noisy quarrel between Horace Fogel, president of the Phillies, and his mana- ger, Charley Dooin. Mixed with this was recrimination, and counter charges passed back and forth between the American and National | fashion a delegation of messenger or an infant 3 At league meetings statements are passed which are forgotten in the second ih of vivid chang few hours tat AFFAIRS HAVE GONE FAR THA LONGER TAKES 810CK IN STATEMENTS ISSUED BY ONE OR MOST OF THE MAGNATES, BUT PASSES THEM AS THE USUAL OUTDRIFT OF SUPERHEATED OZONE. THE STATEMENT OF THE AVERAGE BASEBALL PLAYER CARRIES TWICE THE WEIGHT ATTACHED TO A STATEMENT FROM THE AVERAGE MAGNATE. There ARE exceptions, of course, but in the National league, e: cially, there are too many moguls looking for personal notoriety in pla: of striving to firmly establish the game on a solid footing. Basebali is not only a national business, but it is an institution which should carry dignity, an end it never will reach while a cluster of foolish magnates place their own notoriety above all else connected with the sport. It is time for businesslike contro! of baseball. Ringside Tales By “Old Timer” ’ THE WEST-WALCOTT FIGHT “There were a great many queer things pulled off in New York during the closing days of the Horton law,” “and some of them were the coldest decks ever rung in on the help less public. There was the McCoy-Choynski fight, where McCoy was scheduled to win, and was pitchforked into the decision by knocking Joa out after the gong’ rang to close a round; there was the Corbet McCoy fake, a lovely piece of work; the Corbett-Sharkey deal—which was partly spoiled by Honest John Kelly when he declared all bets off; the McCoy-Maher bout, where Maher was first slated to win, and then the deal was shifted at the last minute, resulting in a two hours’ delay in the ring, till the money could be guided the right way—oh, there were a lot of peachy plays made, and the public was the goat forever. “One of the oddest of them all, though, waa the Walcott-West fight, in which Walcott was alleged to have ‘given up with a broken arm.’ That was one of the funniest ever. Tommy West, a strong and hardy middleweight, had met the Black Demon twice, and on each occasion had given him a sound thrashing. It looked as though West was Wal- cott's Jonah, and when they were matched in New York, the wise money was down on the white man “To make It more of 4 certainty, Walcott was in poor shape and didn’t take well to training. On the night of the battle, the colored man’s wind was bad, and his general condition better fitted for a rest eure than a prize-ring. His manager, Tom O'Rourke, went around and warned everybody not to bet on Joe—that he wasn't right, and that he had no chance to win from West, who was in great condition and fit to tackle a rhinoceros. “When the fight was fairly under way, a staggering surprise greet- ed the wise on West was a mark for the colored man, and Joe drove Tommy round and round the ring, showering heavy punches and receiving nothing in return. All of West's rallies were checked, and inside of five rounds it looked to be only a matter of minutes before the battle would be ended by the knockout road “Down in front there was consternation and there was vast dismay The politicians and the wise ones, all with their money down on West, were apparently to be treated to 4 lacing, and for onee the marks and suckers were to get the coin. “There was whispering and jabbering in Walcott's corner, but the stocky colored man, who didn’t like West anyway, refused to be con- vinced. Again he went out at the sound of the gong, and again he hammered the white man all around the ring. “Then they got real busy with Joe in the corner and talked to him like Dutch uncles. No one outside of the men in the corner ever knew what was really said, but when the next bell sounded Walcott rose and held out his left arm. “Mab ahm's broken, Mistah Referee,’ said Joe. his haid. See—Ah can't use it no mo’, “In the confusion which followed, Walcott forgot which arm was broken and held out first one, then the other, to convince the unbe- Neving. But the play went through. The referee declared that ‘Mr, ‘Ah done bust it on West wing, as Mr. Walcott refuses to continue,’ and the money of the|” wike ones was definitely saved. ‘es, indeed-—they pulled off some great stunts in the good old Horton days.” STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS “THE PUBLIC NO| says @ veteran fistic expert,| THE STAR—MONDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1911. _ YOUR aes mined and fied 1 ROMUNDE, Ove Rd Yor Loney ids. tnd mee’ Main B1¥01 Sa = _ BILLIARDS HAWKINS BROTHERS Have you vistted our parlors? If mot, yo tned 4808 14th Ay. “WHERE GENTLEMEN MEET" CLEANERS AND DYERS SWISS CLEANERS AND DYERS We Call for aad MEN'S CLUB deliver work free suite Sponges ae Bow Month. PHONE Berth, 9h 4030 1th Ay Neat to "0" Postottics COAL AND WOOD FUEL CORNWALL & 6 Roger’s. (i Chocolates 4399 14th Ay. H.R. Ewing has|-——— Suneot Main 2217 MEL. Well. when are you going to | build that home? 1 can bulld you Foal nutty bengaiow Gs tow os S106 sn ewell and modern for $1,008. Tate valk: this over at ence NICHOLS, 304 Hinckley Block. Res, (216 Brookiyn Aw. University Dist. DAIRY UNIVERSITY DAIRY K. LEWARCH, Propritter, _ GROCERIES — THE BROOKLYN AV. Grocery rHonns— a i> white us Gsing wasinens 8! LATONA GROCERY “Wateh This Space” Nerth tm Green 518, HARDWARE COLLAGK MAROWARE CO. Que of war Lending Myre tation Se, 10¢ AND 15c COUNTERS PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS HARDWARE AND TOOLS 4206 Mth Aw. NH White 61, North 1458, HARDWARE Payeso Hardware Co. Ind Ketimates Cheertully Green Given o BUILDERY MHAKDWARR PAINTS, O1LS AND VARNINITER LATONA STATION een INTERIOR FINISHING _ Sheckels & Ristine INTERIOR FINISH | For Work mms rrices and Finkh We MIGHT Can't Be Kxcetied | Window and Door Phone: | Piatsh od. White 150 __ BRAGG'S BAKERY HOME BAKING 4200 MONT AY. BAKED WHERE Ts —_— INTERLAKE FUEL CO. — 2 Yards 2 Phones {57th Soe USE THE Ind. Biack PRONES Sunset, B. 9400 Woodland Park Av. 46th & Interlake CONFECTIONERY OTIS TUCKER, Prop. 1220 North te [Bakery Goods | Jeon Dinka | ‘Tobaccos Clgare > + NORTH CREEK DAIRY _ CH. FRANKHOUSEH, Prop. Phonee—Ked 196, North 61, MILK AND CREAM PPING CREAM OUR §) 0. LUSSIZR, PROP. Hed 808, North 2703. 40th and Evanston Av. Funeral Designs, Special Prices Cut Flowers, Potted Plants, Rose Bushes, Bulbs J. MICHENER GROCERIES AT SEATTLE PRICES Phone Red 471, Ax. and Green Lake ‘ard, Semertt Far 7 rae Properties, trance _FREMONT FLORAL CO_| NOICE UNDERTAKING PARLORS BROADWAY PHO ___LAUNDRIES Brooklyn Laundry Phone North 964. Ind. Green 226. PHONE US— OUR WAGONS CALL On, TH Manager. NURSERY COMPANY | SEATTLE NURSERY COMPANY GRKALD CARVER, Proprietor FRUIT TREES, ROST3 AND Foot Brookiya Av, SUNNYMIDE AV == sind. White 046 "OSTEOPATHS Osteopathic Physician Dr. Clyde L. Bonham. Craduate Low Angsies Col:ege Osteo) onne. North 10Ts Green 606 thy 1814 4rd me Cor, Mik Av N. PAINTERS NOUSECLEANING A SPECIALTY Floors Frightened, Wall P od, Paper Hanging and LaPLART & FERONG Phone North 1359. Shop, 1512 Kast 43rd St. PHARMACIES “THR PURITAN wuannace ‘| m iF, West e ms 4 “You Can Depend Upon Cor, 14h Av. %. PresertyAtome Best ooth Meeth 42 Green 48 “Yeu © PLUMBING University Plumbing Co. Calle Made Prom Phone North 066 Cnn Wianale’ Any wat lath Av. N. = REAL ESTATE CL ae a Merth 93 University MINKLER a & COMPANY “We HANDLE LIVE BUYS" GOOD ONR. houses he canh, babane cat Bota. 43.088 base University fia Works lave the NACE And Can Kostatt tt Phone Us Thence: Norsh 1628 Ind. White 129 4140 14th Ay N. TRANSFERRING © UNIVERSITY TRANSFER CO. FURNITURE AND PIANO MOVEXG ripe to and trom the elty Pe Suing and. Afternoon All Kinds of Team Work FHONKS—North 851; Ind. Green M40 Phone cor Viet wna Vth Aw, NB 1. 1887 UNDERTAKERS _ University Undertaking Parlors Lady Attendant Phones: | We Take Feit Charge if Desired } — | Night Service Any Ind. Green Port of Clty North 213 ————_$——— LT For ads in this Directory, phone Main 9400 or Ind. 441. Woodland Park District GROCER —CHAS. A. SMITH— COMPLETE LINK—UP-TO-DATR PROMPT DELIVERY ——SAVING PRICES— 2839 AURORA AV. Phone North 905. PEANUT SPECIALIST BYRON J. DOLPHIN ——The Star and Comet Brand— 3620" Aurora Av. Phone North 140 PLUMBING and HEATING PLUMBING F R. JOHNSON CO, 4410 Woodland Park Av. Wo Can Fix Your Plumbin(: Troubles Phone Red 760; Residen rth ————— REAL ESTATE Now, 7-room modern, near Lincoln igh | #chos lot, 0x80; Assessments pata to date, oh terms. Price $2,200, New, 4 rooms, mod- orn oo 41,400, just north of’ Lake ments paid in full. LINCOLN BROS., 4433 Wallingford Avenue. Phones, White 648, North 1031 —_——— WALLINGFORD HILL— © vou Warr. USED. GOOD LEATHER REASONABLE PRICES, WORK GUARANTEED, Coruer 45th and Meridian, Also at 49th and At Ay, N. R {QUICK SHOE REPAIRING ik AND UNION Ne 1ND,.3965 Codar 414 East 414. Rates for are lower business moving DIRECTORY ® DISTRICTS THIS DIRECTORY IS'PLACED HERE TO ADVISE YOU OF THE VARIOUS LINES OF BUSINESS IN YOUR OWN LOCALITY. PATRONIZE THESE FIRMS—THEY DEPEND ON YOU FOR SUPPORT. University District West Seattle District ACREAGE $1,200.00 lot 60x110 feet halt n cottage, e to the Hor Very eany ter WALLER & WALLER California Av. and Alaska St. Phone Ind. Went 65. COAL FRANK 4, CASE COAL CO. Telephones—Office, West 478. Kesldence, West 148. nd Hides Coal block to ear. a high grade te 200 COAL AND WOOD CONSUMERS’ COAL & WOOD CO, “Our Cont Te Clean.” Phone Maken weit Springdale Brand Butter eS Mad oe HANSON'S DAIRY ws Oustrne tYgomt Been FEED AND *#UEL WEST SEATTLE FUEL 4& VERD) COMPANY 5019 BH. K. Avenue West. YARD PHONE. HOUSE Pic IND, WEST 19. GRANT 2 FROMET, EFFICIENT SHRVICR. FUEL AND TRANSFER ALKI TRANSFER & FUEL CO. a int Office Phone Grant 167 FIANO AND FURNITURE MOVING OUM SPECIALTY PHONES—MAIN 1062; IND. 1 4966 Meeder and Reattle Riand Mrout @24 Post st. GROCERY PIONEER GROCERY 7. M. RERRETT, Prop. West West 7 en Om ae @ Calif. ta, Branch Bivcttent incor tasete' and Our Owe BAKERY “@ BEST STORES OW CAL. AVE.” Sa EEE Enea aD Youngstown Grocer PIONEER GROCK Fish Date simon’ ht malt, Ned ‘asd Canned Mock F Ail Kinds of Fish. ee GROCERIES AND MEATS Groceries and Meats STUCK & WILLARD Theme Prompt Meares Delivery a are Altet ay. _HARDWARE West Seattle Hardware Co. ONEIDA COMMUNITY RELIANCE PLATE SILVERWARE JACK G. WENRBAS, Phone Ind Went 38 Hardware and Pucsievie: 5 LIPSKY BROS. DEPARTMENT STORE ROOFING MATERIAL suwer vive DRAIN TILE ee | INTERIOR FINISHING ws FINISH CO. LJ INTERIOR Oftier ana Min 2011 California Ay. and W. Hewes Ht. Best of Material WINDOWS Best of Work ANE GENERAL OTTO, MILL WO “KING & WINGE The People Who Can Repair Your Boat From Top to Bottom. ‘ DOOKS, RASH 1030 Alki Ay Youngstown Meat Market WM. BLOXAM, Proprictor. Phone W “While others come Meat rent we oi i i avenment H , JUNCTION SLL & CABINET etion Mill & Cabinet Works » get your door wi ar kitehen r etair and mill an W |Wwork of all Kinds, "Good work and right puice_our motto M. HARRIS, Prop. an | Plumbing and Heating Use the Phone. PARIS’ POOL PARLORS 56 rands of High Grade CIGARS West Seattle Phone West 439 Se ra | TRANSFER AND STORAGE |C. S. KING mee Furniture Moving Beat Tables Good Light Clean | Orderty | Vinee ssa California Av. GENERAL TEA Wor YACHT AND ENGINE Ct Elliott Bay Yacht & Engine Co. General Roat Building and Repairing. SAMSON MARINE ENGINES Seow for Rent 3042 R. R. Ave. & W. Seattle, Wash. For Ads in This Directory Call Main 9400 or Ind. 441 Greenwood District ~ COAL AND WOOD Dull Lumber and Fuel Co. North 2007 LUMBER FUEL EL oden sagirgs mMOULDIIIG open st. Sash DOORS Ave. COAL & WOOD DRY GOODS” Quality Unusually Good Cost Unusually Smait J, B. WATSON, 7200 Greenwood Ave. Dry Goods, Notions, Gents’ and Ladies’ Furnishings and Millinery. FURNITURE MOVING AND FUEL FUEL AWD TEED MAUST'S Whone for Anything in Feed, Pucl or Building. Moving Our Specialty. Suriset, N. 307 Ind. ———_______ GOLDEN WEST GROCERY PARKER & CLELAND, Proprietors Red 6. Phinney Av Phones—N. 2648 Number 6410, “OUR MOTTO” Cleanliness, Sanitary, Promptness, Courteous Green 281 | HARDWARE Ww. T- SCOTT Phone North 2561. HOUSE FURNISHING, UTENSILS, TINWARE AND CUTLERY, BUILDERS HARDWARE. Estimates Furnished. 7309 Woop Av. LUMBER ry BLOSSOM-PROVINE LUMBER Co. “HANDLES EVERYTHING THAT 18 LUMBER” Phone—Sanset North $22; Ind. Red 233 —Orrice AND YARDS— 85TH ST. AND D MARKETS 85TH ST. MARKET A. J. BIGGAR, Prop. FRESH MEATS OF ALD FRESH FISt GREEN CUT BONE 8103 GRE Phone North 274. KINDS AY POULTRY Woop Av. Ask for ‘Butcher, bn EL ‘SHEET METAL WORKS —W. W. DORMAN.— Phone North 996, 8817 Greenwood A Georgetown District CAFES NEW RAINIER CAFE HOME COOKING AND BAKING a At When You My, It’s Good Were MRS. ©. H. LAWS, Prop. Phone Sidney 404, 011 12th Ave. 8. COAL AND WOOD GEORGETOWN WOOD AND COAL YARD ALBRECHT, Prop, RESON SRING MRS. WILLIAM KENN 610) 13th Ave South. Good Fitting My Specialty ALTERATIONS OF ANY CHARACTER MADE. Georgetown Mercantile Co, ~ BIG, NICE STOCK TO SELECT FROM Something Interesting to Show You. Come in. u Phone Sian. ©. ©. Connor, Pres. I, W. Connor, V. P. Bekins * than other You get the b MADISON At 12th hecaus > fit a cash Fremont Tati AL Founas, s7one nuun mart. MD BAKING CO. ama Makes the ol4 f Wheat flour and br aham, cr « ean whole wheat ‘meak 1 corn meat supply you, Phone Worth 126 Office 1501 Branston ay. COAL AND woop McMULLEN & CO, Phone us for your Coal and wWooa, —Pnonns— Office, M. 26, Ind. Rea 58, After 6 p. m., Gr 472, White 490, AF DAT CLOVER CK RY, Inc, NORTH to. wit MOST COMPLETE Dainy " THE CITY UP-TO-DATE, MooRRN ~ * , - {cream conve 4 MILK me leurined. and Interiaken Ag, DRUGS SY, Clarified and Corner Blewett Fremont Drug Co., Inc, Phones, Worth 1199. “6. THE, STAR Full Weights, Measures 16 Ounces to the Pound Here E 3. G. Kridier, Prop. FREMONT av. “NEW WALLINGFORD* WHITE 504 NonTM an A. W. SHARRARD, Prop. KILBOURNE AND w ALLINGrORD av. ——_, _Edgewater Hardware Store il Sidney, Morth 1922, Green 6¢ SHAMROCK GREEN AGATE Wane Tt will surel: y pay you to see then ©. &. OULERANDSEN, Prop ONE OF THE BEsT sroRrs TME FREMONT DISTRICT, Worth 139 Green 563 3510 Fremont av. B. STRANG, Prop. Shoes and Harness Repaired in Class Manner. Me i 3 PHONE J. W. GELTZ ‘White soa, For Prices and al! ana 1 an Ex 401 Xitbourne Ave. H REPAIRING | Watchmaker and Jeweler Across From Premont Drug Ca. EYEGLASSES Fitted and Priced Right. 3404 Fremont Ave. Georgetown Dis’ ; GROCERY UNION GROCERY STORE ELOFSON & GREEN 6105 12th Ave. 8. Phone Sidney 557. WE OFFER Fresh Groceries, Promp Full Measures a1 MRS. A. BE. SMITH & CO. Phone Sidney 1711, Georgetowa REMODELING OUR SPECIALTY PRICE $1.00 PHOTOGRAPHERS ALLEN & PERKINS OMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAP! WE DO FINISHING PLUMBING BRIDGES BROS. We fo Your Work Right, Prices Reasonable. Bost Materials Used. Phone Sidney 698. 5715 Duwamish ~ TRANSFER_ GEORGETOWN TRANSFER ' c., 306 Jackson St. Phone Ur for Quick, Prompt Seer Main 3326; Ind. (169; Sidney 248 ~ Te and From oats and Traine stich ach pny) 4 GROCERY AND MARKET - =