The Seattle star. [volume], February 17, 1911, Page 2, Image 2

About The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947

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THE STAR LEADS IN LIVE SPORT NEWS
The Putfs Progress
Or, the Rite and Fall of a Champion
A LIFE STORY IN PICTURES.
\
IS—A "ONCE WAS" PRATTLING OF PAST GLORIES.
Seedy Individual before a water front audience:
"Now comes the laat round I felt fresh as a dalay, but stalled a
little to ktep him guexalng It worked fine. He thinks he haa me. and
rrowds into me to give the slumber club when he thlnkn I am open
tf<- telegraphs (he blow as I feints with thla hand. I slip-. Inalde of
it and lets him have it like this and then I was champion of the
world t Thank*. Pete, I don't rare if I do. i"
• • *
A man in the rear "Who la that dub''"
Man near him: "That's Kid Biff—what's left of htm."
(Continuad. I
WHO IS THIS MAN?
Do yon recognlxe thla fellow* |
Ha la a famous has-been Not
many years ago be waa a king pin
In fighter's row. but a knockout
punch sent him back ao far he
kever recovered, although making
many efforta. If you recognize him
tell the sporting editor. Tomorrow
kit! Identity will be revealed
CATARRH OF THE STOMACH
A Pleasant. Simple. But Safe and
Effectual Cure for It.
Catarrh of the stomach has l<4ig
been considered the next thing to
Incurable. The uaual symptom# are
a full or bloating sensation after
eating accompanied sometimes
with sour or watery rlalnga. a for
mation of gases causing pressure
on th<> heart and lungs and difficult
breathing, headaches, fickle appe
tite, nervousness, and a general
played out. languid feeling
There la often a foul taste In the
mouth, coated tongue, and if the
Interior of the stomach could be
seen it would show a slimy. Inflam
ed condition
The cure for this common and
obstinate trouble Is found In a
treatment which causes the food to
be readily, thoroughly digested be
fore It haa time to ferment and Irri
tate the delicate mucous surfaces
of the stomach. To secure a prompt
and healthy digestion is the one
necessary thing lo do and when nor
Rial digestion Is secured the
catarrhal condition will have disap
peared
According to Dr Harlarffcon the
safest and be*4 treatment Is to use
after each meal a tablet, composed
of Diastase. Aseptic Pep»in, a little
Nirx, Golden Seal and fruit arids.
These tablets can now lie .found at
all drug stores under the name of
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, and nof
being a patent medicine can he
need with perfect safety and assur
ance that healthy ap(>etlte and thor
ough digestion will follow their
regular use after meala.
The plan of dieting is simply an
other name for starvation, and the
use of prepared food* and new
fangled breakfast food* simply
makes matters worse, as any dys
peptic who has tried them knows.
As Dr. Bennett saya, the only
reason I can imagine why Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets are not unlver
sally used by everybody who Is
troubled in any way with poor
digestion is because many people
seem to think that because a m«-dl
cine Is advertised or Is sold in drug
stores or is protected by a trade
mark It must be a humbug, where
as as a matter of truth any druggist
who Is observant knows that
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets have
cured more people of catarrh of the
stomach. Indigestion, heartburn,
heart trouble, nervous prostration
and run down condition generally
than all the patent medicines and
doctors' prescriptions for stomach
trouble combined.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Is the
safest preparation aa well as the
simplest and mo*t convenient rom
edy for any form of indigestion,
catarrh of the stomach, biliousness,
sour stomach, heartburn and bloat
ing after meals
Send your name and address to
day for a free trial package and see
for yourself Address F A Stuart
Co. 150 Stuart Hldg, Marshall.
Mich.
SHORT SPORT
Perhapa Seattle fana will have a
chance to ww lax Roller on thb
mat again with a big un llarken
achmidt's barnatormlng * troupe la
due to appear here along about
April I
When he la through directing af
fairs of the nation at Waahlngton.
I'op McCredle will take a awing
around the Southern circle to took
over the new ball parka In
California
Lincoln High achool five will play
the laat basketball game of the
seaaon tomorrow when It ta'klta
the bunch from Tacotna High over
In the town where they call It
"Mount Ta«om«." and won't lot
you buy a drink for your own
brother.
Another ball player haa bumped
off this roll by drinking carbolic
Our Idea of a very poor way to
Rhuffle off la by drinking carbolic.
|
Medford. Oregon, haa produce*! a
i hope" for the diamond. One Kddle
Wltkeaon haa atarted for New York
to ahow Hal Chaae. of the lllgb
landera. bow he knocked Vin cold
In the nandlota of Medford
The Rainier Valley Athletic club
baaketball five won fruui the Naval
Militia team In the armory laat
evening by a acore of l. r > to >.
Queen Anne and Heilingbatn
baaketball Irama will fight It out
for championship honor* In basket
ball on Queen Anne gym floor
Saturday evening
Dor Roller waa Injured In a
wrestling match with Westergaard
: at Omaha laat night, arcording to
| today's dispatches
"He knew what's what, and
that's aa high as metaphysie wit
can fly."
mkiti-ii Horn. Am i KH.mrM
Abfr<t««n -Ptlftrc holai - l'alronla«4 hf
roHltf
Brl|hlon--Tutl* toot*! Stw priprl#'
fw.
Covm hf»«! — Faring
''fom#r tot#- Ft' Inf wa an 4
rhurrto par»>i#
('rnrnmr -HH Uon-Flrat fI«N f«mMr
(ommtrHal hof#l Rrtllf M»a<l
Ilfra'omb* Hwnny< -|*av» hotal—High
• -lam <o'ih<r.|r Hatha
IVrth station war
Arthur fomtmr. m«MNf*r.
Harutowrn. I W Moral IMar hftrP
rn'Mlfrata tariff
Trurr» Ha#! I.lon tootal-Tlrat rlMa fam
lly. $0W old
Wood hail Mpat Raffia IstUg* tootal ~
Fulljr lltffMNHil
The dlrectoire haa had Ha day,
' The tube gown's well upon Its way
And still the battle rages.
The empire frock la seen In town,
And next, they say, the harem
gown
Will fill the fashion pages
All of which haan't anything to
do with the sport page save that
father must square the dressmaker.
Indoor golf by telegraph be
tween Milwaukee and Orand
itaplds must be almost as inciting
a sporting proposition hx a funeral
The best news about this Morris
' person of Sapulpa Is that Hilly Mc-
J Carney, the Philadelphia fight
j sharp, says he looks good.
Dwlght, 111 , Bulletin: The glue
continues to do its duty and Hugs
Raymond Is as firmly anchored as
the Brooklyn bridge.
Dan Morgan, manager of K. O.
Ilrown, Insists his hoy Is the real
Dutch Cleanser. Not bad, that.
Michigan barred from the con
ference ought to be draped In
crepe, but with a schedule Inrlud
Ing Pennsylvania, Cornell, Syra
cuse, Dartmouth, Princeton and
Vanderblit, the Wolverines will be
reasonably busy and happy.
Frank Dutch asked lla. ken
schmldt If he had any ideas to the
effect that he (Ootch) was a boob?
No, I think you're a farmer,"
said the Russian And <lot«h did
not know whether It was aa Insult
or a compliment.
GRAYSTONE SMOKER IS
POSTPONED ONE WEEK
Tlia regular wci«kiy *aink»r Kl*«*n
l>* thf tlrayatonn Athletic t'luli ha*
li«>«<n |H>«t|M>n«Ml ouo *»i'k. Tho
entertainment «aa to hav* been
Klven toulftht 111 the Kliiplre theaiie
lniililtiiK on Pike *t , but tin* elec
trician* who have been ntilim the
Laat Night'* Bcor**.
ItlMitarckfc
Kmiiik 203 1 f>4 171
Moti 230 162 Ml
Koch IHH 177 I*l
Total* !.!•» 4H3 61)
Tom l.uml IMS IOC 157
M I.ulid I*4 IRS 207
K«<<n ............ 214 IKO 200
Total* 56K ut>4
S. A c. Bowling Alley*.
Ha von* —
Jnhtimti 172 U>« 1M 491
t'hurchlll .... 14K |«& 169 — 472
Wood I*2 17« 147 - 4H5
I'wan. 222 193 137— 562
Total* 704 690 609 2003
Pelican* —
flrlnncll IHi ISR 157— 49tt
Schmidt I«S 173 mo— 499
Rath linn Hi| lis |4&— 4A4
Oardn.r 199 11# 21*— «3«
Total* 707 .709 41*- 2095
lllith *ln«lf «mr»- pwiti, 222.
tllKh avnraitr Oardnor, 212.
' Bullet" Thoney on First?
He May Play for Boston
When the Boston Ki-d Dm take
the fir 111 ihla summer. Jack Thoney,
alias The Bullet, mar b# on firm
baae vice (larland Stahl, now a
Chicago banker.
When Stahl i>«i> up hla diamond
career. he iimi-il a umall b»mb Into
the ramp of lb* r*4 leg* Subatl
tutea there were not. and PrriWcnl
John I. Taylor dMIiM to train a
roan for the Job
In Jack Thtin'T Ifcieton .baa •
player who a couple of >r<n ago
! was ronsldered tb« laat eat man la
the bnsinesa. a great outfielder,
phenomenal thrower and heavy
hitter. Hut Thoney waa aa brittle
11 glaaa and broke In various
place* from lime to time liaae-
Imbll ha* few recorded Instanree of
player* who hare been aa unfortu
nate aa Thoner Injury followed
Injury until he waa no longer con
sidered aa a player. ~ *
Owner Taylor believe* Thoney
ran play flrat tiaae 11 in apeed
should make him a wonder. If ba
ran mailer the footwork and be*
come accustomed to the big mitt.
Thoney la a >00 hitter, and If be
ran play the Initial sack hla batting
ability will do much to add to the
aggreeslve ability of the team #uid
fill the gap caused when Stahl laid
aalde hla uniform.
DATE IS CHANGED.
The high school track meet
scheduled for the University campus
for the week of May 20 will fea held
on May 13. The change Is made
In order that the meet will not con-
A. f. Haas for Councilman at Large
I have been a resident and cltl- [
*en of the city of Seattle afnee
18#o and I have a practical and per I
sonal knowledge of the rlty'a public
works and the management of the
various departments In their man
agement.
For five years I was superinten
dent of the water works of the >
city of Adrian. Mich. For the past
20 years have been engaged In busi
ness In this dty and have been
fairly successful
I am In favor of a clean, eronom-!
leal and business administration i
and management of the affairs of
the city In all Its departments and ,
the reduction of expenses In all its '
branches to the minimum point.
I am In full accord with the pres
ent policy and system of the man
agement and development of our
park and boulevard system and
while It la necessary that all ex
pendltures and extensions as well
as Improvements he made with a
view to avqldlng extravagance,
there should he no niggardly policy
pursued In the outlay in beautify
Ing our city and its various parks.
I am In favor of the enlargement J
and extension of our present city
lighting plant to the > nd that light
may be furnished to our people at
the very lowest cost possible
I am In favor of a business like,
and reasonable government by the
city council within its authority, of
all public service corporation! and
especially those engaged In the
transportation of our people from
one point to another In our city, to!
Business Bringers. SUr classified ads. Buy or
sell real estate, etc.
TIIK STAH—PRIDA Y, FKHRUARY 17. 1911.
11hi-dirt- wlih * ww lighting ayxtem
lo compljr wlH> cttjr ordinance# '»n
I not complete Ihe work In
Tor the nmokei hence the
ment.
The management of Ik* club at
l*mplH lo arrange for another hall
luat night lint «w unable to do ao
FMANKLIN JUNIORS LOSE.
The Kranklln Junior baakethall
five loal out lo the l.lncoln high
achiail Midget* 111 a hotly conle«le«l
game yeaierday afternoon tu I#
coin high achool gyui Thv acore
wan 29 to 17, and llu« lineup aa fol
Iowa:
franklin Lincoln
Mrlrilf K... Wllaon
"Duaty" K McDonald
Kill C Merrick
Klim'koUl <1... Cnrlaon
Drucaen II
lU'torw- Mi Ki-owii
BOXING IN FRISCO.
B\N PRANCIHtO. *Vb I?
Fight four round In ml a will b«*
iturd at Dreamland rink lonlfthi
by the While Rock Club The two
principal eventa are lielween
Willie Ritchie and Charlie it<illy.
lightweight*. and llufua William*
and Sailor Kd Howera. welter*
BONNER STAYS
A! Bonner, the pitcher whom Joe
Cohn Itelievea la the aeventh Von
der of the world, will not be told
lo the Philadelphia Americana after
all. allboiiKh thai 11.T.'.0 pu>fha»<
price did look |(knl llonner will l»e
on the ataff of the Hpokaae outfit
tbla aeaaon
flict with one planned over In Ta
coma for the week of the 20th,
Packey McParland and Owen
Moran will meet In New York
March l«
(PAID ADVERTISEMENT.)
A. F. HAAS
the end thai our people shall be fur
t nlshed with the very best, most ef
1 flclent as well as cheap transisir
t tallon obtainable without injury t(
t; vested rights anil capital Invested
but at all times and under till clr
' i cumstanccx compelling such public
■ service corporation* to carry out
f and fulfill all of the provisions m
1 their charters.
If I iitn elected to the council I
i shall devote my entire time to rltj
■, affairs.
JACK THONEV.
1
ABOLISH WHIRRING POST
HA I.KM. Or. Keli 17 The
Oregon whipping pout today
waa abolltthed by Ihe aetiale
nurhatian'a bill doing away
Wltll lln h Inylhod of punlxblllg
wife l»'a tern waa panned In
■ the aenale over the nuvvrnsf'l
veto by a vole of 21 to K,
WIFE ASKS DIVORCE
During Ihe entire period of her
married life, her huaband. Henry
II M'Kenile him failed lo aupporl
her, atalea Annie II MeKeiule In
her complaint for divorce Hhe
alalea thai ahe haa been obliged
lo leave home and eup|Miit beiaelf
The couple were married In l!»0!>
SPANGENBERG
1100 FIRST AVE.
CORNER SPRING ST.
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GRINDS EVERYTHING
Buy Your Hair Goods
Where You Please,
But Get Our
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Wf avoid piiravagan <•« anil high rr-nu In our place, and th<r»-
fnr* tax you SO [>«r r»nt on ail jour |>urrha*« WE < arry tha
STOCK lo aupply you In anything in ma mi fa < Hired HAIR GOODS,
or w« manufattum your cat hair or • oruhlnc* In any aay you wish
llrln* or malt th-m lo ua and Ist our EXPEHT HAIR WORKERS
•how you what l hay ran do for you.
Mind If.« In ataiu|>« for a i"r hot of FACE POWOER, the lx>at
you o»«r uhhl
rr " 4v San Fr<incis(o Hair Slore
Is Your Phrase Ready for Our Opening Day?
On our Formal Opening Day (the date will be announced shortly) we will give away in prizes >500
worth of mcrchandi.se, thirty-five pn/es in all, ranging from $5 to $100 in value. What we want is a brief
phrase that wc can use in advertising our new store.
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Kitchen Cupboard
Made of fir. in the golden finish, size
.V> inches wide, 52 inches high, large
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EVENING
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I.ONG IIKAC'H, Pal . Feb 17
On the rock al Point Klrnian, from
which Iwo of their ackool matea
were waahed by a huge wave Mori
day, a detail of boya from the
llea< h blub a< Ihmil will keep watt b
until the body of Robt Ixing, one
of the victim*, la found Perml*
•ton to maintain th« watch waa
Ktiuited hy the faculty today
raid Art* raid t>r ii <* r«»i« j
CHAS. WESLtY SMITH
COUNCILMAN
Subject to Pomariea Feb. 21
Dining
Chair
A very neat pattern
in a low hack Dining
Chair, made of hard
wood, with <piarter
sawed oak hack
panel, shaped saddle
.seal, finished golden
or Early English.
Regular $.UX); spe
cial $1.85
PIKE ST. AT FIFTH AV.
City
librarian
1896 1908
»«• -.M» f'»r I '
•111#
Candidate
for
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tors as does its sound and thorough construction. It requires no
blacking, it has a polished malleable top and a body of polished steel.
The oven operates quickly with the use of but little fuel, because it is
built air-tight and all the heat is confined within the range.
It has a duplex or double draft, admitting air at both back and
front of the fircl>ox, thus burning all the fuel. You can't shake down
half-burned coal with the ashes when you use a Monarch.
The Monarch
Pays for Itself by
Saving Fuel
Extension Table
Similar to picture, made of hardwood,
in the quarter sawed golden finish,
extra heavy pedestal; a strong, service
able tabic. ?12.50 \alue for 97.75
Our New Line of Extension Tables
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Samples.
We Are Offering Greal
BEDDING VALUES
All This Week
7-lh. tioose Feather Pillows,
worth $5.00 pair, for . 91.D0
$2.00 \\ hite Fringed Ked Spreads,
with cut corners . ... $1.50
85c Mix 4 *) Mohawk Sheets 701
65c 72x<JO Elmdale Sheets .55^
Final Closing
or ALL /
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most popular material*. 1 will be placed
111
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Great Reduction# on All $40, $45
and $50 Suits Offered at
Le»» Than Half Price
«HI DOWN
«*»1 WEEKLY
Sale of Willow Plumes
$20.00 Value*—sl2.so
Tomorrow we will place on *ale a fine
asvirtment of Beautiful Willow i'lumea,
all 4 ply and three tie, in £ 4 r\
<.plm<li«l Your \ |/ SH
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Special
DRESSER
Made of fir, in the golden finish, full
regular size with oval mirror. Kxira
special price $U. 50
Child's
Rocker
Exactly like pic
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hardwood, in the
golden finish, solid
wood seat, a
strong, serviceable
rocker with neat
embossed panel
anil turned spin
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