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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-15
NELSON THE LIGHTWEIGHT
JEFFRtHss

Battling Nelson's side af the
story Us a most interesting one lie
+ the Jeffrica % the little men. and
had he the cleyerueas Of Hrift or
Young Corbett' he would stand
today the marvel u the ring
he has strength and wonderful
courage and r. blessed with \ great
deal more natural ability than
Young CoTbett.~ who. il viii be re
membered. took up boxing to TN
prove hts health. rather than 70 be
come a fighter.
Nelson keeps AZ his man. and tho
fellow who tries 20 come back Wili
find himself taking the eount soon
er or later.
To-day Jimmy Britt stands as an
ideal opponent for Battling. fur the
reason that he knows how To fight
him. Britt goes after n decision
and Is not drawn Into a trap. he
avoids those close quarters tactics
which have. up to the present.
spelled defeat for every one q Mel
sons opponenta.
Nelson has a. little fear Of Britt
a. Jeffrles has OF any OF the pres
ent day hcavyweiEhts. And I do not
believe that Britt would try to
knock out Nelson. or figure upon II.
bat you can depend upon II that
James Edward will have the baAt
OF the argument when II comes to
totaling the number Of blows land
Ell when the limit IL reached
Had Young Corboft Possessed
the vitality that Nelson had in their
last fight he would have gone tho
% rounds. aud Judging from the
number Of blows he landed in the
first stage ~ the battle would
probably have been given the deei-
sion
PuEiUstic followers all over the
country now await the fight be-
tween Nelson and Britt. which IN
hoped will be pulled of in April
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-15

fSafHE sGPERf6R COURT o. The
State q Washington for kins Ns-''
fY
HaHfett = Mathcrs Plaintiff Sgsins'
William II. Mathers. DofcndAnI-ean''
mons for Publication,
Yen ara hereby summoned 70 49,
within sixty days after the dats q ~
first publication ~ this summons y,
Wit. within sixty days after the
tenth dny of February, iSlN atlo
fena the above entitled action ~ ~
above entitled court. and answer -
complaint II the plaintiff. AM se.ss
a copy Of your answer upon the ~" :,
~asuasa attorneys for the piain -
their office below stated, and ~ eaSSd
~ vour failure 50 20 do 1udkins.t 80 ~.
be taken against you acceralnf - - -
demand % THE complaint, when 80
seen filed with the clerk 81 ssia ee' ~.
The object ~ tie above ent,sl5se -
tlea IL 10 obtain for the plsiiltlia
sfse N divorce from the dettf1 81 =,
pate u first publication feiA-'4'
issiA' ~ SHEPARD q LITER,
ATTORNEYS for Piainuit
: % 'ei ~ Nv york Building,
Seattle. King County, Wssh'hs''-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-15
WILL Be A HOT ONE

An association football game is
to be played M Madison park on
March 20 between the Seattle and
Victoria teams. arrangements for
which are being made now. Among
the sound teams during recent
games. Seattle has proved herself to
be a strong aggregation. and II Is
expected will give tho Canadians a
hard rub for their money. The Vic
toria team ia rsputed 10 be a hard
nut 20 crack" The men are all ex-
periencod players and tho team has
established a fine record In British
Columbia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-15
FORMING LEAGUE

EVERETT. March ts.-Ths four
baseball maruntcs Mccfoskey. Iu-
cas-. Haywood 81 Victoria and Mil
Ter Of HcliinEham are in this city
stirring up the fans Ia the interest
OF a baseball club representing this
city Ia the International league
uuEdale. who - ia Seattle. Is ~
peeted 20 return 20 Everett shortly
10 help out Schock. who was work
ing also. has retired a canvass IL
being made 20 learn just what sup
port a club may depend upon. Mc-
Closkey says the other three cities
have the money ready and are aux-
loua for the league to be formed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-15
''C0ME

Visit California some time. Now
II tho best time Why travel by
water when our time II shorterf
The Southern Pacific company OPP
crates two daily trains by pietur-
eaqne Shasta route. Tickets. reser-
vatiuns and descriptive literature at
Union Ticket office. COS First ave
nue.. Il. u, Ellis. Gen. Agent. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-15
A MArERlAIIzING RING SCENE

MA EltlAllHlNG RING agENk.
A funny incident happened In
southern California when I naa
training Tor one 90 my early nEhtH.
A eolufvd weiierweiEht OF local rep
ufhtiun undertook 90 meet one OF
the boys lea my training camp. sho
AS a long way from being a siaueh.
was coufidrnt my man would
Ntn and asked the big calared fels
low how he was feeling just before
the bout
sFcelin mighty friaky. MIstah
Curbett' ho replied. ahouinE ms
worries
Well. all you have got - DO Is
t. fiEht along and stag the %
rounds. you know. said "a him.
And then. still doubling his ability.
I turned and asked. DO you think
you can last that long
Huh. he Eruuted' Does think
can last that long SAY. I can stay
Til my brldder comes home. and
he's hrrn dead Do years
In the Second round. the boy from
ny camp landed a heavy swing on
his opponents face. causing the
blood 20 flow freely.
was amused and while his Hoes
ouds worked on him I leaned for
Nafd and asked how be felt
lie lacked down from his corner
and said
Say. Mlanh Corbett. think I
can se@ my brother a-eomiu' nov.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-15

Strike the cue ball low and on The
right side. the red bali half full. and
the shot viii be made By one euah-
Ion. Play moderately hard in order
TO bring the balls together.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-15

Single stick fencing by 7. II. Hal
aud a. v. Lord. Of seattle i. 81. {
Dumb bell drill by "a men. Ar
ranged aud prepared by Professor
Ra1kef. OF . A. g.
Illuminated club swinging by Pro
feaaar II q. Cook. OF Everett \ 81
&. A
Irish lllt by university girls.
Apparatus rpgcialilra by uuiYef-
atty flnH leaders and Meaafa. NJ
Clean. AuHdu and Mcdonald. Of Sc
attic + 81 g.. A.
AnHla#aHRun wroHtlinR b. Or.
Roller and Tom Mcdonald
JIu IitHu by luani aud Fulihara
Finale Trhprze boy Nj fraHar.
ending In tho "Brcauaway for Life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-15

churchill and Allen made high
team score with 100 during The
SECOND evenings match IN tho club
tournament ut the Seattle Athletic
club last night Gardner and Erich.
With l.na1. were tho next highest
Several handsome prizes have been
Offered the winning team. tWn n
ahl. h are bowling balls OF the beat
manufacture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-15
ANOTHER CARLOAD

OF Hobart " Cable and pease Pr
amos. making our line including
Chickering. Kimball AMI y. S. John
stOn Co. Pianos complete.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-15
S. 4. C.. BASEBALL

Arrangements viii b. made az the
baseball meeting Go b. held ia the
Seattle Athletic club this evening
for baseball team Tor the Organise.
ton during The yomlnE season I.n-
cal fans win be giad 20 witness
team from the club on the diauaaud
this year. after as louR E-rrisd Of re-
urem~nt from the Enme Many well
known players of thiR city vii at.
tend the mr~tinE and there Ia some
excellent amateur material among
the club members. The meeting viii
be called 20 ordrr 90 : o'elnck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-15

Lawrence Waterbury. ue most
brilliant Of American polo players.
said 10 be the best visiting poloiat
England ever saw has won the
racquet championship of the United
States. He met and defeated all com
ers at the tournament Of the Tennis
and Racket club championship IN
New York recently. playing bril-
liantly az all times Waterbury Il
the leader Ia tho New York and
Lakewood sporting set and is cap
tain OF George Gould'a famous polo
team. conceded 10 be the best in
this country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-15

CHARLES RUBERI.
swimming on tho back. bath. Is
yards Htraighthway. ts ID. 70
Yards. two turns. 81 %. 100 yards
three turns. l,iO Is. rs yards. four
turns. % 80. 100 yards. five turns.
3 0g -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-15
TIE oLoER RrAnraa

Have the choice 81 many thousand
aubjeeta Every branch o. thought
and achievement and he rise sus
falt ~ nations are treated BY sis-
tinEuIHhHd writers There are NJ
less than 1000 signed arficles b.
such men as Dean Fauar. JOIN
sherman Thomas -. Reed. Mar
Muller. Arthur o. IfaIiey, Henry
Cabot JH#FH. Matthew Arnold
James a.F." l-iwud Everett
Hale and John Morley.
l. # not worth your while "a
place this magnificent array q
The aafll FH.EirIge In your
home. when sou HHu DO 30 AZ 4
cost = TIN GENTS A DAY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-15

4 REAL YELLOW. STREAK.
The most pronounced ease II .9ul=
low I ever saw WAS out west John
l. sullivan Was meeting ali corners
aud bis negro undertook 10 stay
four rounds with him. In the sec.
and round sullivan landed one Of
those punches for which he Saa IA
NOUS. and IL carried the goiorea boy
Off on tangent lie struck the
floor with a thud. but apparently
was not hurt
The referee began counting one.
two. three when the culnfsd man
looked up aud said
Newer mind. boss. no need of
eountln'. Amt Eoin' To get up.
There was "a case OF yellow II
there ever Was Quo. sullivan said
- himself after b. bad gone IA hla
dressing room. The coiorod fellow
got up. walked from the ring and
sent back 60 handling freight on the
docks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-15
&C YouNo MENANp Monrn

Find TINT HWTANNICA'g fam
uuH Essays iu history ana mo-.
faphy afH more Interesting ~.
any romance The article bv -
NenHau has 400 The CHAIR, =,
Treasure Island" The coufffts.
ton b. Mrs Humphrey Wars
contains all the force u ''F1Ins,,
The life ~ PIT. By lfacagIey /.
Characterize by the aams -
liant style #s H'a classical rsravs
II tho choice ~ business :.
life work EitiIAEHIcA affor8s :
discussion vide aUI helpful II
Eusa Into practical details sbost
The various trades. rr1fessIors 49,
crafts. 50 that no one need remais
Ignorant ~ their salient fsaiures
IT HldTAs&lHH rlntalref non.
Ing besides this If would stfl 4.
II the highest value 90 young rusn
and women facing life
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-15
Us. EUHBZ7ZZS
(EisT GnGSZp

did TIC kopt away from his eppan=
ont a. much a. hc could and fought
fur m rounds before he went duwu.
exhausted. rather than Knocked nut
In an the urhta ! have seen. |
never witnessed o. Famnr exhibition
than that ut this yuuuEater. AMI vt
he Wus accused uf bong IA qultter
aud the lord only knows what. by
men 81 DO EHw the fight
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-22
PORTLAND HAS
MORESCANDAL
DISTRICT ATTORNEY RETURNS
INDICTMENT AGAINST couN.
GILMAN


PORTLAND. ore Aprn za-The
urst move toward opening up the
much discussed municipal scandals
over contracts LETT for pubue work
in Portland During the last few
years vaa made yesterday when
nasiric, Attorney Manning returned
an indictment against Charles y.
Bumelin. councilman from the First
vurd. Tor alleged bribery.
Raneisn IL accused Of having at
tempted % brlbe William C.. Elliot
then city engineer. 10 reject she
gE1sss bld Of The Pacific Construc-
tlan company. q Washington. for
the building % the FIRST street
bridge. promising him part u is.Qoe
80 his reward.
only two bids were Submitted for
ERE yfafHef enc being by the Pacific
Construction company. uf san Ftan-
fisca. which, II has since developed.
aaa dummy company. formed ~ "a
POOL 20 Portland contractors. eho
BID tss.o9Q for the Job. aud that fur
nishsd by the Pacific CONSTRUCTION
company. ~ Washington. J. i Man
eY. manager, for tt8.1sQ.
Pulling 90 get Elliot 10 report un-
fayofsbiy upon the bid e e. aharsrd
that the $1,000 vas promised Man
ef'u epmuanY ON the withdrawal of
lts bid. st any rate the bid was With
drawn. leaving the $4,000 bid %
The dummy company the only enc
made 90 the city
ST.. Manning states that the de-
sire 81 the California company 60.
get the contract even ut the cost ~
5000 indicates that e has boe0 "a
common custom to TX city offiuialu
la the past
Rumelln ia member Of the nm
Of Ashley a Rumeilu. bankers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-22
BODY FOUND
IN LAKE

The body Of J. Lypaiumaa, whose
homie Wnn al fis Twenty fifth nY=
enue. So found Ia Lake Hpabiue=
ton 10 o'clock Saturday morning
nt o. foot of Madison street The
body was first seen by woman.
who notified 20 Johnson NJ her
gruea1ma' discovery johnson. with
the assistance OF uurHefahN secured
the body eith Is pIkrpole and tied
sc to some uilluE.
When first discovered "a bad r0u-
fusion a. che baet OF The hrad In
dictated that death had been caused
by foul play but investigation Jed
the authorities - believe that II
WIS o. case 81 suicide Mrs Lypaln-
mua stated that her husband left
home about two months ago and has
not been seen until the body WAS
discovered early Saturday
LYpHiumaH was - years Of age
aud has been a resident Of the city
Tor some time. a silver watch and
pair Of tatlnrH scissors were found
ON the body lie had on 3 pair at
mittenH and wort "A brown DveHeoBt.
Indicating that he met death during
the winter The cause for the act Is
not known.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-22

Newspaper Enterprise Association
CLEVELAND. O.-Men who. sue
10 have taxes abated are not rare.
Acn who sue 10 have them increas-
81 heretofore have been an un-
known quality. Thoa Fitzalmons.
OF Cleveland. threatens to mandB-
mus the Board Of Tax Review un-
less II raises the assessed valuation
o. a piece Of bis property from $500
% f6a 900
The situation IL unique IN taxa
ton history. FitEalmmona Is a
wealthy man. He says this one piece
OF property IN worth 500 600. but
following the G5 per cent taxation
valuation rule. he thinks u should
be assessed on t65 900.
The secret 81 the boards refusal
Il not 10 the credit Of It's members.
All around the property owned by
F'itzalmmons are the huge plants
owned By the Hteel trust the rail
ways and other corporations. To
help these concerns TO escape pay
INK just taxes the board has kept
the anseaned valuation 81 their
property down about AZ low as Fitz-
Hlmona And II II raises Fitz-
aimons' property. ~ must raise the
valuation Of the corporations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-22
THE MARKETS

A lively day prevailed on West
ern avenue Saturday. all commits
siunsra being busy cleaning up their
respective places FOR sunday. This
weeks business shows "a fair start
into the summer trade. nearly all the
fruits that we have here la the sum-
mcr are on the market and new ones
ars arriving every day. The only
arrival If new goods Saturday vas
some wax beans from Eseandido,
Cal They are the best beans that
have been pat on the market this
year and are selling AZ low figure.
Pine young radishes and onions
are piled mp IN front ~ every COM
mission house on Western avenue.
Asparagus Is arriving Ia good con-
dilion Two hundred and ftfty crates
Of strawberries arrived on the mar
ket last night. most OF them being
cleaned up before noon ~ Saturday.
Chickens were iu great demand for
Easter Sunday. but Few could be
bought at any price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-22
TRYING To PREVENT
ANNEXATION ELECTION
SEATTLE ELECTRIC COMPANY BE BEHIND MOVE TO
STOP WEST SEATTLE ELECTRIC CAR EXTENSION

In order 20 prevent West Seattle
from extending ita cafiine through
territory which the Seattle Electric
company eantempiatea serving ex-
eluaiyely. whenever e Eeta ready.
thH octopus working through the
Amos Hroen estate. II il said. r.
trying 60 prevent BY injunction a
special election that il being held
today 10 annex the required terri
tory.
In spli6 ~ the injunction. how
ever Weat Seattle ia going ahead
with ifa election. and 81 ia believed
that the anttsearuoration faction
win win out by az least three votes.
The attempt 90 prevent the elec.
ton ia simply "a bluff. according 10
Herbert r. DcWolf. city attorney Of
West Seattle
II can never BE- made permanent.
he declares No IL win the United
States can prevent q city 81 the
third class from holding a special
election when it desires. and fhe ouiF
object in GETTING oat the injunction.
iu ar DeWnifH opinion. ia 20 dis
courage citizens from going ia the
paiia.
Trio injunction was asked for on
the grounds that West Seattle was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-22
is
BRIGHT
GERMAN STEAMSHIP MAN
SAYS TRAFFIC TO SOUTH
AMERICA rs INCREASING

The Increase tn b. west coast
passenger freight traffic. both from
the Pacific coast ports OF America
aud Europe. has resulted IA the
KoHmoa steamship line building o
large passenger aud freight steam
ship for the Weat coast trade oa-
car 0Yerner. managing director OF
the Koamas steamship line, whose
head offices are In Hamburg. Ger
many. arrived In Seattle Saturday
morning lie stated 10 a Star re-
porter that the vessels BOW opef-
.ated by tho Kasmoa line we're not
competent TO satisfactorily accom-
MEDIATE the business Of the com
pany.
Mr. Oyefneg o. now making a tour
Of the continents Tor the purpose
of getting an insight Of the com
pnny's business in the different
aeaports Of North and South Amer
lea In speaking OF the conditions
regarding the prospects Of the trade
between Seattle and Puget sound
ports with the west coast cities OF
South America. Mr. OYernsg said
7 have NO hcaiiAncy In making
the statement that business betweeu
Seattle aud south America will de-
yelop Itself far beyond the eHpecta-
tons 81 the conservative business
men. who nos look with but casual
eyes on the situation We have
found that our vessels cannot
handle the business secured BY the
company and are accordingly con
structiug another This vessel will
be of about 1900 tons. with &c
oommodRtiona for both passengers
and freight"
ON leaving Seattle Mr. OYeruef
vii visit San Francisco. From
there be viii depart for South
America. after which be will return
10 his home IN Germany.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-22
MAKES A BIG GAIN
MISS HAWKINS, OF THE GREEN LAKE SCHOOL JUMPS INTO
SECOND PLACE IN THE STARS WORLD FAIR CONTEST
OTHERS ARE BEING LOYALTY SUPPORTED

The stars Portland fair contest r.
keeUiNH the contest manager up
uIFhta counting and checking up the
hundreds OF ballots now being voted
Tor the popular school teachers af
the state.
New candidates are being added
item time "a time and the rivalry
ieF the leading petitions T. growing
ksener every day,
The greatest Gain since the last
standing was published has been
made By Misa Hawkins OF tha Green
Lake Hchuol she Us now within a
feW votes of Miss Metgalf. at tho
Cascade school. Miaa Mcmillan. ~
ballard. has made urleudld raius
during The past two days while Auas
Gall of Dunlap. Miss Fuller. nf
Walla Walla. and Miss YOUNG. IT
Minor. are receiving the loyal sup
port ~ their friends
This contest VIII continue "a the
end If June and Il viii decide
which 90 the five candidates IN the
race are the most popular teaehera
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-22

seeking 70 annex outside territory
that does not want 10 come into the
city and which. from tta Isolated To-
cation. would derive $50 benefit from
the annexation. the alleged object
being 60 Increase the eIty'a tax gath
cHInF capacity 30 that &c could ex-
pand in limit - indebtedness. other
Irregularities are charged. IL being
claimed for instance. that West
Seattle padded its population census
la ORDER 60 become. under the state
Law. > city Of the third class. The
West Seattle citizens label these all
LEGATIONS na turumYrut. alleging that
the only rraaau that the Amos
brown estate - protesting against
having It, property annexed is that
Il 10 backed By seattie's owmed-in-
Boston street car monopoly
West ssattle'H municipal car HYs-
tern. constructed under trying finau-
rlal eubarra sHmenta. has proved TO
be - aueaennful that is owners de-
sire e. extend % through the only
natural route % Lincoln beach.
south 81 AtkI point The soattlt
Electric comnany wants 20 run It's
eafiima from Seattle over the same
feuts q has already asked FOR a
franchise from the county through
private persons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-22
WAS NOT
READY

More than leo people were thrown
into eeHNulalons az pier e Caiman
dock Friday morning. by tho siaht
% a heWildered and excited sailor
popping cat on the deck If the
steamer Roaalle ZEN dishabiue. The
incident occurred when Rrar Al.
tnifal kempf Vas Inspecting the
steamaE Roaalio In regard 10 boat
and fire dri1 jenkins. who has the
ntsht watch, had turned ln about an
henr before the signal was gieen.
When TIE admiral and ha STAFF
appeared she eoiman dock ava pier
we're thronaed with iounr~ra ana
people waiting TO take passage On
the vessels leayins the city. While
Jenkins was tearing of the slatnhar
aud emitting sounds Ika the fae
horn 81 an ocran liuer FRA fhiek
weather the Hasaiie'a master sound
"a the fire alarm Immediately foI-
lowing came the hurried aiamplug ~
The sailors feet over the decks ~
The vessel a. they poured up from
her bold and the docks where they
were working.
sAA4ftlAst a. il ahnt out OF a can
non something bounded cat Of the
after eomHauionway.
That WAS Jenkins.
With hair looking llhe the buahy
end ~ a deckNwab. eyes AZ big az il
headlight and with nothing between
himself and the wafid but a pair ~
white underciothinE. Jenkins stood.
aHfoua1fd al the discovery that IL
was broad daylight and that no
craekllaE flames we're destroy inw tha
vessel The hysteFieal Shrek ~
laughter which came from the inlf-
rreru au the dock next attracted his
attention. and fealisinE that be uaa
the center - attraction Tor about too
peofle jenkins made tracks for the
bold.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-22

Beans. dry. per ewt sstb811S:
email whites, sa36427b. large
whites. $50 sis; pink beans. S2e5.
bByo beans. s2e5. Linn beans.
green bena SC 10; wax beans f5c ID.
bects per sack 75ca 800
Placcntia cabbage. 2hc; oaulifiower.
case. $3.50 garlic. new, loo.
onions. yellow. 10. ici onions Fanno.
&c; young ouionA Ice bunch .
spinach. crate. sea zoe; lettuce.
dollhouse. SI5eH1.15. head let
tuce. dozen. zee oregon squash.
crate. S275aa Loo, carrots. Std 1875.
Yakima potatoes. S2t00m $500 /.
Grcely potatoes g2i00G2a.0Q. Yak
ina Early Rose. $50, new
California potatoes. Be pcr 10
dollhouse randishea. 2bc per doz.
apples. fancy si25m 225i Spltzen-
berg apples. Stul25s California
sweet potatoes. s.. artichokes. per
doz. 15. California celery. S5rut1.
native celery. SOC zoe native rhu-
barb. ga Be. eucumhers. long green.