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Evening star., 1905-11-08
Kid Sullivan After the Top-Notchers.

Kid Sullivan. who will undertake to knock
out Tommy Lowe Of this city in fifteen
rounds or less. before the Eureka Athletic
Club of Baltimore Friday evening, has is
sued a statement OF his position. "Of
course" said Sullivan, boxing is a busf-
ness with me as with every other boxer.
but I am not forced to box for living
Friday night / am scheduled to box Tom
my Lowe and 1 have agreed to stop him
In fifteen rounds. This I expect to do and
have not the least doubt about It, Lowe
IL a good boy and all that, but Friday
night a beating Is due him. This Is not
conceit on my part. but / am determined to
carry out my plans in order to make my
future actions certain, If l beat Lowe
will not accept terms from any one except
Young Corbest, Terry McGovern or
Battling Nelson. This at a glance may
seem sort of idiotie ON my part. but such
is the case. If I fail to get a match with
one OF the three l will simply quit the
gsme. This is said In all seriousness How
ever, / will keep after them In pretty fast
style for a bout. and 1 think they cannot
we'll pass me up. as l am entitled to little
recognition"
Evening star., 1905-11-08
RACES AT AQUEDUCT.
Favorites Beaten With Painful Regu-
laritv

A crowd that jammed both grand stand
and club house and swarmed all over the
lawn attended the races at Aqueduct yes
terday where favorites were beaten with
painful regularity and long shots held
carnival. An excellent field went to the
post for the election day handicap for all
ages. one mile and a furlong. Eugenia
Burch, the top weight In actual pounds,
was made a lukewarm favorite at Ii to 5.
and with better racing luck and a more Wig
orous ride from O'Neiil she could not have
lost. AS Il was. after getting away so
poorly that she seemed to have no chance
in the first three-quarters of mile. she
anne on through the long. stretch and ran
second to Bad News, a Neglected 20 to /
shot, who beat the famous mare by a
length I'm i.54. Bad News. according to the
sharps. could nor go the distance with 1l6
pounds on his beck, but he fooled them all
by running his best race Of the .season.
Evening star., 1905-11-08
Atlantic CITY Golfers

Inc entry list for the annual fall tourna-
ntht or the Country Club of Atlantic City.
November rs. II and 1S. Is filling very randi
~ The Fownes from Pittsburg, so we'll
known as tournament competitors. have
all entered and the metropolitan district IS
an HeaGy represented by a dozen of its lead
int players.
Philadelphia. as usual will be well repre-
scented and the tournament opening as IL
does the fall and winter golf, followed
closely by Lakewood and the southern
tournaments. practically marks the initial
OF golf for 1905 and 06
The team contest. consisting OF matches
or teams of four from different clubs will
be particularly interesting and II Is expected
a dozen clubs will compete for this trophy.
Evening star., 1905-11-08
Chevy Chase Hunt Program.

The Chevy Chase hunt has announced
its program for the season. which begins
on Wednesday. November %. and will
continue until the end OF the year with
Two drags each week, weather permitting.
Each Saturday the start will be from the
kennels at the Chevy Chase Club. When
the start Is made from other points the
hounds will leave the kennels at 2:3O, thus
insuring their arrival at the regular hunt
, No' o'eihDer-Wednesoay, EN- 22d, Bethesda (:
saturday. 18th. the kennels; Thursday.
10Th Thanksgiving day hunt. the kennels
Decem oer-Weonesd 9Th. BrIghtwood
center saturday 9TH. the kennels: Wed
nesday. 18th. Bethesda; Saturday Itih the
kennels: Wednesday. 10th. Silver Springs:
Saturday. 2}d. the kennels: Monday. 25th'
christmas day hunt. the kennels; Saturday.
"oth the kennels. Charles H. L. Johnson
acting MASTER. .'
Evening star., 1905-11-08
How She Trumped the Bishops Card
From the Northwestern Christian Advocate.


Bishop McCabe relates the following
story:
"Once upon time I was in a railroad
accident. 1t was one of the only two i
have ever experienced. and have Travelled
more than seven hundred and fifty thou
sand miles on trains and steamers. three
times as far as from here to the moon.
"A broken wheel threw the train of the
track The car / was in was shattered very
much. Seated just ahead of me was an
elderly woman who was suffering from
rheumatism. 1t was necessary to change
cars / helped her off the car, carried her
valise and gave her the support of my arm.
Behind US came a noble-looking English
woman with her husband by her side.
"She was scoiding him well for starting
on their journey on Friday. I told you,
James, she said, that something would
happen II we should start on Friday
Madam, said ]. do you know that Co
lumbus set sail to discover America on
Friday?
She looked at me with indignation ana
said: Sir, in my opinion. it is great pity
that America was ever discovered at ALL"
Evening star., 1905-11-08
Light Work for Yale.

On account OF the crippled condition or
many OF the Yale varsity foot ball squad
yesterday the practice in secret was not
long nor was a great deal of scr!mmaging
done. Some new formations were worked
out. and they seemed to go In man.
ner satisfactory to the coaches.
No agreement has been reached by Yale
with Princeton over the selection OF offi-
cIaIs for the game on November Is. The
preliminary lists offered by the manage
ments last spring were objected to in part
by both. and as yet time has been set
for a meeting TO settle the matter. As yet
neither Princeton nor Yale has protested
any players on the lists submitted to each
last week and the time limit for such
objections ends today none is likely.
Evening star., 1905-11-08
BIG FOUR FOOT BALLIsTs.
Princeton Went Through Secret Prac-
+ica

The Tigers held secret practice yester-
day afternoon. One touchdown was scored
by the varsity In the long, hard practice
through which the coaches put the squad.
Special attention Is being paid to the fun
bling which was so costly to the Tigers in
the Dartmouth game Saturday. Twice
in one half of that game the Princeton
eleven lost the pigskin at critical points.
and this. together with frequent offside
play. went quite way toward giving the
visitors the game. This fault OF getting
into the attack too soon Is causing the
coaches lots of worry. and effort will
be made this week to steady them up In
this respect in preparation for the game
with Cornell next Saturday
Evening star., 1905-11-08
TURF AND TRACK NOTES.

Father Catchem acted like a crazy horse
while at the post for the third race at Aque-
duct yesterday, and delayed the start sew
era1 minutes. He did not bolt to the out
side when the barrier went up as in his two
previous starts. but raced away like
quarter horse.
Bad News came to life with a rush In the
Election Day handicap at Aqueduct yes
terday, and won at the lucrative price OF
20 to ]. In his last start he was one of the
whippers In all the way. Previous win
ners were Dolly Spanker and Carbuncle.
Oxford won the Babylon handicap last
year. and Reveilie and st. Ffnnan were the
other winners.
Free Booter. owned by Johnny Payne OF
Lexington and trained by Frank Weir. was
a tip in the first race at Aqueduct yester-
day. the odds dropping from 20 to II.
James Robertson had a small bet across
the boards on his Clifford colt. Col White,
al 90. 20 and 8. while a number of the pad
dock sharps played the colt to show.
Norbury fairly reves in running. After
finishing third in the fifth race yesterday
at AQueduct he kept right on for three
miles more in spite of everything Romaneiii
could do to pull him up. 1t was his second
runaway OF the meeting, as he treated his
jockey to the same dizzy whirl on the OPEN
ing day
John W. Gates yesterday paid visit to
the Aqueduct track and found picking win
ners q mcst difficult task. He began by
dropping a fat wager on Platoon but got
his money back, and some more to boot, on
Yorkshire Fad In the second event He
was reputed to have bet on both Kinleydaie
and Flip Flap In the third and took Eugenia
Burch in the fourth Gates backed Max
mar in the fifth. and wound up by drop
ping 81 800 on Proposer in the last.
Flip Flap was picked by nearly all the
handicappers to win the Babylon handicap
al Aqueduct yesterday she was In re-
ceipt of nineteen pounds from Jacohjte and
five from Kinleydale. Flip Flap. it will be
remembered, was one of the choices for
the Futurity. She was bumped about at
the start which may have been the means
of causing her defeat, as she was less than
a length and a half behind the winner when
the wire was reached.
The sport at Aqueduct yesterday was
marred by what was probably a fatal acct
dent in the second race. William Muth,
fourteen-year- r-old boy. weighing eighty
pounds. was thrown from the back OF G. II.
Enisons mare Lady Ellison, and was taken
to st. Mary's Hospital, Jamaica, where he
was said to be at the point of death. suf-
fering from a fracture of the skull The
race was for jockeys that had never ridden
a winner and a green lot of youngsters
climbed into the saddles.
Evening star., 1905-11-08

guard by this time, however. and when
the gun was again brought to tho surface
1t was ruined, the barrels being split from
breach TO muZzle and 500 worth OF shotgun
was completely ruined.
Evening star., 1905-11-08
selee to Manage Pueblo Club.

CHICAGO. November S.-Frank G. Selee,
former manager of the Chicago National
League club will manage the Pueblo club
of the Western League next season, accord
ing to President O'Neiu of that organiza-
ton.
Evening star., 1905-11-08

It matters little what 1t is that you want
whether situation or a servant
want al. In The Star will reach tbs por-
son who can dli your need
Evening star., 1905-11-08
Pennsy Worked on Formations.

The Pennsylvania varsity team was sent
through a light days work yesterday at
Franklin Field. which consisted mostly In
running through formations with lightning
speed In this work the varsity worked
steadily, getting their plays off without
hitch for over thirty minutes. The largest
squad of coaches that has appeared on
Franklin Field thus far this year were pres
ent Hard work was in order for the var
slty. but the coaches. thinking possibly that
the intended trip to some resting place may
not be realized. owing to faculty restric-
tions did not send the man into any hard
scx5mmaging.
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BABIES NOT AFRAID
OF IDENTIFIED JUDGE
LITTLE ONES m JUVENILE COURT CLIMB ONTO BENCH
HAVE FRollc JuRsT

pension. The youuaaler che held
wfiRRted out 81 her lap and slipped
10 the floor. joining the little girl
IN an Immediate tour ~ exploration
ana investigation. When the BABY
tumbied head first into the courts
waste basket. leaving two wildly
waving fat little legs sticking out,
ana when the little girl. gigsliug
with delight. pulled him out by the
heels. the mother RaHped. dropped
her papers. and With apologize
words started TO gather IN her mis-
chevlous brood But the court smil-
ed kindly aud paused In settling a
knotty point Of Law long enough 10
bid her never mind"
The two youngsters. gathering
from the courts manner that there
was nothing 70 be feared from the
great man on the high seat. veutur-
ed closer. and presently the little
giri had climbed up the stenograph-
era back and erept upon the bench
Itself where she remained on "ali
fours' looking intereEtedly into the
face Of the court. and seeing its per-
pleKity. made friendly oyertures.
Meanwhile the baby had climbed
up the steps Of the bench. bumped
down again. and finally sWarmed
successfully up the other side. whore
he began an investigation OF the
courts shoe-strinRn.
The court was IN Informal pro-
bate session. and Judge Yakey
reached forth an arm. gently gather
ed the little girl IN from the top Of
the bench. and handed her over 20
her confused mother. Picking up
the Hquenliug baby who had been
Juggling 81 bis shoe strings he pass
20 Il along also wrigRlinR and
squeallng Then aH the pretty wid-
ow left the courtroom. with her
youngest IN her arms and her eld-
est IN tow. the court resumed its
consideration Of the probate calen-
IuF
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Reception to
DR.. Haynes

A public reception will be ten
cered DR. Myron ". Haynes and
family al the First Baptist church
on Friday evening al 1880 O'Clock.
DR. Haynes has recently arrived
from Chicago TO take up the work
as pastor here In Seattle. Prominent
Baptist diYiues from Portland, Ia
coma and this city. together with
several well known ministers OF
other denominations. will assist In
welcoming Or. Haynes 70 his new
field IN Seattle and the state OF
Washington.
ID. Carlos MeAllister, an old friend
OF Dr. Haynes from Chicago. Will
sing by request Golden Years" ae-
companied BY Mr.. Fischer on the
organ.
Miss Barrows. the soprano soIoist
OF the church. will render a solo.
accompanied BY Miss Bertha Teller.
Following the more formal part
OF the reception In the auditorium
Of the church. all will be given an
opportunity 20 meet Or. Haynes and
family personally. after which 10
freshments will be served in the lee
ture room by the ladies OF the
church. During this part OF the
evening music will be furnished by
the Sunday school orchestra. under
the direction Of Albert Humphrey.
A l. Piper. president OF the trus-
tees Of the church and chairman Of
the reception COMMITTEES, will pre-
side
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fnY NAN BYxseE.)

Judge Yakey Of Kitaap county.
who has temporarily traded
benches with Judge Frazier. fell heir
to some Of Judge Frnters peculiar
experiences wednesday morning.
Judge Ffater'H court room. since the
Institution Of the juvenile court, has
lost that stern ard severe atmaa-
phere which b. 80 noticeable 10 III
other departments OF the superior
court. and youngsters Of all ages.
faes aud color have taken 20 fire.
quentiuE the place.
Mothers. summoned 10 the court
house as witnesses and bringing
along with them toddlinR offHprlnga
have discovered II TO be the only de-
partmeut in the whole building
where they can await the call Of
the hailiff with any degree Of ease.
knowing that q Joyous aausal from
a z-year=oid who han tipped over .
waste basket, or the delighted crow
ing Of an infant in arms over a
watch charm. viii bring no stern re-
bukc from the bench in Judge E'ra-
tef'a court room. the tired mothers
gather there and rest "a the rear
seats. while the busy little human
beings whose guardians they are.
play about induatfiouaiy under the
seats, or curl up IN the parental lap
and take a nap.
Wednesday morning Judge Yaksy,
pfealdlng on Judge FratefH bench.
was attending 10 grave matter II
probate. when pretty widow. wife
Of soldier who was wounded In
tho Spanish American war and re-
Gently died. entered. She had re-
Gently esne from the east and de-
sired 10 collect her pension for the
first time IN this state. Toddling
beside her was a pretty little bright
eyed girl Of three. and she carried
a smaller youngster IN her arms
Sinking into q chair beside the
clerk. the tired iittis widow brought
forth a bundle Of papers and began
70 ask questions ln regard 90 the
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Look Into
Cudihee's Claim

A subcommittee was appointed
by the health and sanitation com
mittee, Wednesday night. 10 fur
Their Investigate the matter OF ex
tending the slaughter house llmitsl
as requested by Ed Cudihee and ash
sociates.
Cudihee claims that he Is unahls
20 procure site within the present
limits because the owners OF the
property will not consent to have
the ground used for slaughter house
purposes. The subcommittee will
try to learn positively that this IL.
a fact. and II IL Is. the limits viii
probably be extended.
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Take Time
To Consider

II will probably be some time be-
fore the city hall commission meets
to consider the city hall plans that
have been submitted The city en-
gineer Is nov engaged In the work
Of checking M the estimated cost
OF the work according to each PLAN,
which will take some time.
The commission wants TO make
sure that the architects can hulld
the structure for the amount
claimed as the latter have the en-
harrassing habit OF estimating the
cost below the real figure.
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Will Fight for Homes

Nearly 200 property owners in the
vicinity OF Pike and broadway. who
are IN danger OF losing their homes.
held a meeting in Boyleston hall.
Wednesday night. and decided 20
employ an attorney to fight their
case for them in court.
The property is In the Union ad-
dillon. a large part of which Is nov,
being claimed by the heirs OF Jot
Buckley the original owner Ma,
of the homes have been establish
and paid for over 10 years, and
claim that the supposed owners
not have any legal right to IN
has naturally aroused consternatt
in the neighhorhood.
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Star Want AID. Agencies

Wan. aSe office. Rsslsy's Drug
etersia Second and Pike, Phones,
Sunset soeo, Ind. lies.
C. N. LohndroH, cigar store, sis
Second avenue.
Quaker Drug Store, 1918 First av.
enue.
p. n, Mullen. s2i Ballard avenue,
ePpe.lse city hall.
Fremont Drug Co, Ewing stree,
and Fremont avenue.
Thes. Harris. at Pestofiiss. Rem
ten.
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SALE ~ sstra fine furnl=
ture. the contents ~ rlS-reom flat
~ q ulQkertuu a Co, will sell on
the prefnl4ss. No $40 Union street
On Haturdet 9Th October AZ 10 20
shAip S44s flne pp4 bed set une
sion table. .dlQlG thalfa cNtte Nhe
20 nUpy CHAIRS ana ruchere.
hronfeh. bile hrae, elegant efrpvta,
rugs, fine nurtlsreH elegant nhttcn=
hefF curtains. Cunf over 4ipo. oil
yslntinEH. fine bedding steel range,
" range. cooking utenuils aud many
other useful articles The above viii
be upsn for inspection frum z 60 3
the day hefurr the sale y q hicks
eftun A ca. auotioureru Phones
Main iooi Independent iAiis q
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SHE Builders
hohAh hhuA CONAN. knElnssTs
and nhlpeuiidefa Der poekA Lam'
umbcslls Repairing.
Umbrellas manufactured ana re-
paifca WAKEFIELD fAfuRELt.A
Co, izoa Second Ave. neat % Pan.
taEeH 1hester =
Fer asis--rsrsns ana Land.
SIXTY AChEA ono mile from small
town half bottom lan4 balance
good upland D. acres improved iafEe
BARNS orchard rev tsfuum huuaf
nice efssh. frame barn sxf9 8 ~
ROBERT MAI.TnY
uaa.p-a.l Alaska huIidins -
PuYALLrP VALLEY FARa =
sefrs .hiFhly Improved seod taild.
ROBERT MALrnY.
aieasl-sl Alaska building -
EAST or KENralS aces half 1T.
tom land. thafaanhif cleared ard
fenced pirmtt running water s.ruafn
house IaFKr frame barn several ast.
buiidtnsH Price ihriudiaE team. bar
hess wagons. lAfminE tools
ROBERT MAETHN
mNs0.sn Alaaka hallAipR a
Al aoIsQ AWAY bsfars : 9sys aas
VII tahs 80 CO.'S trFms a " dawn
ana 81 Per month"; for my beautiful
iAacfe hemle. wffh story rev house
q fine para. with 2 fresh cows 9Th
Youns calves gali Tor Hfn Whitney
~ see Mr tsarefnsu At Atlantis city
store Take Washington street oaf.
bui ceme auieh.
AZ fpEAI COUNTRY moME F4ss
sores. sdieiufnH ore u ths tsst
towns n tha valley eli n hlsh
stats Il cultivation blocks from n.
tsFurtah 4 aerwH hearing orchard.
~ acres in herftsH. rund s-foom pias.
tered haHar cifN WatFrz several cuts
hulidihss evasf desires auick sais.
ROBERT MALTHY,
efNsp. ~ Alaska Building -
BETWEEN SEATTLE AND TACO.
Ma acFss Bottom lard = HuFfs
cleared god ruuutF foaH nice creek
through ths niaes = hee Terms
HuWEMT NAfFHY
80. ~ Alaska uaiidins -
DAIRY fAFtM - aerss rich fiesf
hptiem lant. ufgriy aeated. adiain.
lns stnah ton. plenty - .spfila.S
Tess prize iueiHding = htsf q cat
tir, teams wagon. harness. farm
ia iupisnrnta. sltsa Terms.
RODENT MAtTnS
rs 20 ~ Alaska building -
IfsT ACROSS LAKE WASHING
TON near Hsilsgua - arr~N tsns
pFgvss iaFso orchard u tsAFtHs 5
acre. % sire ~ bsgfiss. house eaf l.
Price fer few days 2 =.
HunEHT MALTDT.
FlaH1-fs Alaska naildinS -
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Real Estate

& y HiiimAu sells more suburban
acres and lots ard helps more poor
people 20 get homes than any five
firms 81 Seattle. because he sells
cheaper and Qn easier terms than
anyone else Come cot to-day or to
morrow and see Atlantic city Add
ton. right en- the lake trent on THE
side " Lake Washington Take
Washington street ear. Scent fare
~ buying book = tickets Twenty
nzisHmen are ~ Atlantic cts store
until ali the lots are Hols Never
nEAin can Fou buy lake front e.
cheap. Or call at g. u IIlIimania
aewn tauu offices IN the Times
tiaFh
Honesty ard square dealing f. our
fmeftn II yea bus - ua once you
ere a Eped customer foF life - we
vii make fQu Eansy. Come today
We are ths uwnefa
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Real Gsss,s-continusd


THE HOME"
aud pretty one. 81 tie ocoupant who
y g9sllged 70 afll embraces level
planted cultivated a c6ap biss
tered painted troam house vim
p9rcheH, chicken houses ana yards
CITY water electric light telephone.
Y. ssh3ol close he cars 3 minutes
rare 1hiu place Offered at a aacri.
lice q i1U. on terms Hharp r8nces.
t'e'fH Tor all cash. We promise. N
n9t az immediate sale word 81
n y,sdi ~ = st !. on examination. We are
CHARLES aoMEna COMPANY.
1oi-2 Alaska building
roR REST
~ ~ For Groom modern house. with
cement hnHements grand view
lfNg Tor h-fouta house near car fine
80 For 7.raam house. overlooking
the lake. ear passes tie door.
bbW For Groom modern flat. on
Queen Anne ear line
itW= For furnished housekeeping
rooms, mudefH. lEht included.
WiNEHiF BROS
hoom 80 colman bldg
HOUSE AND Tor.
tV0=Fine chance 60 Ct home. ehesp.
bpiafAH ROSS
Ericsson building Main ga
FOrH lots. blocks west on Mount
lleehaut teuetrff. on Queen anne
llili only $50 each easy terms
y lots on Queen Anne tiUl with per-
inausut water main IN and paid Tor
The n lots must De cold together,
hhtf cash. balance easy terms
nice level iutH on bfh ave wet ou
queen Anne I'M. only 500. These
Fine corner on 18Th ave and East
Union. 81 hH
i21sl@ with large building on Wcst-
lake avenue 81 on
lsosiso on - ave fine corner $1,000
~" No. on ~ ~ sNr Income 100 per
D. 9 BYEHs a co 81 Arcade
OWNER LEAVING town
~ atks us 20 make quick sale Of hts
place u IL nir-faom ten iuif
highly improved an kinds Of fruit
small fruit. only ons.half block from
the car line. Hs aHia & 1d0 buf HayH
That any reafnnH BILE offer WIH b.
considered. See q and make Us az
BREDEa LEBoLp . cox.
Main 60. ARA Alaska block
CHEAP AZ DIRT
$50 per tract for fine alder Land free
from stone. easily cleared HANDY to
car aHu HrhaaI only - minutes. ride
o. citF 80 each and So every three
months
CHARLES o.. ADAMS.
so cuimhu Building
HOUSE AND LOT.
fso~Ft8o chance to set home. cheap
DOUGLAS ROSS
Ericsson Building Main "a
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koltAh hhOA COMPANY. EnElassrs
snd hhlpeulidefA DIR poekA Lam.
bsr Mills Seattle.
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FOR SALE Entire or one-haB inter
est IN good paying business. y. O.
BoN Us. Ballard 8
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IIlK

We have n choice buy IN n furnished
housekeeping apartment house. This
house r. fine. best marine view IN
city. long lease reasonable rent.
reasonable price. clearing $50 per
month. reason for selling. sickness
Room % Union Block. "a First ave.
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t0O=Fine chance 90 get home. ehesp
DutGf.AH HoHR.
Ericsson building Main ia