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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14
WHICH FOR CHAMPION 2;


The title ~ champion woman
bowler Of America Il coveted hy
both these howlnFa Who Il 20 be
the lucky ona wili bs decided AZ the
national bowling tournament a ~.
Louis March 1871. OF euures. one
Of them - going ~ - defeated. but
thera wont BE- any hair puiliag
maseh over that Both have said,
III % the best can. and may The
best one sin
Nisa Birdie Kern IL from 81
Louis. and a bis sroWa vii Be 60
hzna to cheer their pretty favariio.
She Il oaiY rs. bat has b~en an ~.
shuslAssic bowler for years. She
waa IN the tournament for wumen
a the last annual meet. and made q
fire slsowtBg against the more ma
tnred players This time she viii
have The advantage 81 years con.
slstent practice on a recent toar
she bowed an average Of over 100
IN "a games
Mrs. John Rosskopf. q Walnut
Hllla. Cincinnati. IL the beat bowler
IL Ohio. she haa made a. nlxh AZ
rs In a game and her average n
ever $50 One o. the stHnrhest "a
mirrrs of her playing ability II her
husband He ~ 50 confident that
she can beat Miss Kern that he Il
wiling 10 put np $500 Of his money
On her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14
ASCOT.

First race. three fouryha q q mile
-canoptan ies CKent) 70 !. sen.
MAxapsn lea. second; Txytor Gi~afxe
tft. third TINE. lis Ia
Second race. thr.s-eiEhtha q n
mile Kissnet. Jr. foT CHolansi) 8 u
?. wom ffaoxer Red ITO. seennas
Crestou i9T. third Tine. 80 ~.
THIRD race. ans mile AxofA 100
fFirusaelll even. won. IetHam f9s
second Marie Mayer 49,. third
Tfna. las IL.
Fourth race. ems and eue-slx :
iesnth miles Molesey a. CF'restaul
70 !. wan Cfceiy %. second. J r
Donohae t0z. third. Time. It's IL
F1fth race. one miie--Aouufehank
fss tHarrfsl q to I. won; Nfbilek
11s. second Lncrece los, third
Tire fsa f-t
sixth Faee. clever rixteentha ~ =
rnils-staF of Hunuyrneads taTgfIar-
rsl 10 !. wons Otto Price lee
sscona Pimkm 100. laird. Tiue
LES IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14
MANS BALANCE ssEer

Win the subject. "A Clean BAL.
znee Sheet" and from the text.
And how much owest thouF" Rev.
4yron W Haynes. Of the First Bap
tiss church. preached a strong ser.
mon iAas night on the moral &C.
count Of individual man to his
Maker. The debt which men could
not par was wiped out bg the atone
menf. but an unsuitable obligation
remained. which could only be sat.
isfIsd by life acceptable 10 God.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14

awkward movement and should not
be attempted.
Straight Lsfs and Right Cross.
Counter.
Step forward with the left foot. n
the same time hitting the has =
straight ieft lab As The BAD r.
bounds kig Il with a atralahi flxkt
Repeat this hlos several times
Straight Right ard Left eross.
Counter.
Step forward with right foot. nj
same time landing straight right
arm poke en the basi. and "a Il re-
bounds catch "a halfway vita \
straight left. Repeat this bioe sew
eral tinsea ny alternating theae
teo punches = prctty noFemant
tnas be tstf loDet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14
nv oEo. A. BARTON.
Champion hag Punehsr OF the
West

Few people are aware Of the ex'
ercisa that may be obtained FROM a
punching baE. about sir inches Of
rope and wooden platform about
an feet square.
Many physical culture enthusi'
asta apend several hours daily In
gymnisiums straining their muscles
b. the use ~ heavy apparatus, when
about TO or 10 minutes in the morn
iug or evening with q punching has
would produce far better physical
results. Hard work IN the gynna
stun tends 70 bind the muscles. Tho
punching bag develops strong. flcs
ihlp muscles. Il gives grace aud
poiae 60 the body; quiekens the eve
aud hand and teaches how 70 land
effective blows
ANY boxer viii tell you that
punching a has a the best possible
substitute for boxing Taxiliata In
nropsriRg Tor contests put IN more
time on the punching bAk than At
ans other exercise
There H. nothing stFaining about
bag punching. and q Is beneficial
alike tc man. woman Or child.
when pnaching the eas 30 no,
strain the Muscles any more than
let the muscles lie Lax
until about 70 deliver = blow. and
10 not atiffen them until about 90
strike the bag Let the arms work
easily and learn 90 coutrol the body
when landing various bloWs Tho
legs are also caiieA into use WHEN
landing certain hlowa
This following are instructions for
beginners IN punching the hos;
Do rot try 10 learn fancy punches
a. the start II takes time and
pFectice 90 become fancy bag
puaehur Never Ees excited when
punching the bag n yon mlss Il
or Il swprves 10 one side. steady Il
and then begin over again When
tha has rebounds duck the head
either 20 the left or right. a. the
eaAe may be Gauge your distance
carefully in order that ! twist OF
the body or a short lua9s 10 the
right or left will enable yoa 70 hls
the baS eaelrr.
Wear a. light = costume a. pos
sihla A sleeveless Jersey IL the
best kind Of = shirt 20 scar. Lot
yoar BODY b. free az possible stand
about a foot and a half away from
the bag Never drop your hands ID
Yoar sides. When hilsing with one
hand always kecp the ether resting
lightly KgAinat the chest.
Never turn your head away FROM
tho bag Keep yuuF ere on n
Never strike the haa toward = saii
fca night miss the bail and iniufc
yoar hand Never proas both hands
together and strike II the bail much
altar the manner Of = eatleriak
ram. II your fists are teadar. wear
gloves Always keep the hands
Never wear rings when
aitting the bax
Never strike the BAG wish the
palm Of the hand tuFnea upwnrd.
In deiivsring a blow tia palm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14
RACES SATURDAY


FIRST race. sxen-sixiesnths of =
-FTFsstane 1ts (Ttliiamsif % :.
wnn. Wlinore fes. ssconds jeremiah
l8Q. third. Tins. a. Ia
Second race. ffve-sighthB ~ a
snlle TaanAese % gffcxnsrl : % =
won. ReA Htil 81. second. David
Eoland les. third Time. 1 % -.
Thlre raes. orc mlle-~purado tes
fEfernerl even. Won. Laxeii -. see.
ord, Lueian fet. third Time. as.
Fourth rnce. thirteen sixteenths
rniis--EApl4 Water 100 tNililazszsl
sven. Wuns ice CSyns iee. sesop&s
Bartsixh lee third. Time. tss1 lie
Fsfth raee. enc and Ons-sixtsenths
snsiea -Funnsta tg1 tGgahaml 70 ;.
won. Gov. Davis Tea. second.
Graphite lee third Time. Isl.
Sixth race. one miie-Sir EtwAfsi
its tGTahaml to 5. won North
wsst ". second. RaTus iez. third
Time. / a. SIS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14
PUGET SOUND
TEAM LOSES
ts.ar speelsl ssiOlesA

EVERETT. Jan. 1.-the Y NJ,
q A. Of this city defeated the
Puget sound team OF Seattle Al to
81 In a SEINE % basketball PLAYED
here Saturday night. The Seattle
bunch started off like whlrlwlnd
and for while Il looked "a Il thas
would win easily. Their luek
changed toward the last ~ the first
half aud Everett secured lead
which she held to the finish.
The score at the end az the first
half vas % to 10 Ia favor Of ENeF.
EFT In the last half Everett had
things their own way, Tor the PUGET
sound team could not keep un the
pace they set AZ tho start The al.
fscials were wcsterma0 referee.
aud lee. umpifO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14
8. A. C. BOWLING

Bowling Is the topic and sport ~
the Seattle Athletic club There
are SIX teams in the present series
Tonight the Snctera play the
Rsaitya Tomorrow night the Poll.
tielans aad Hoo Hoos play AMI
Thursday niKhs the Educates vii
edacate the Athletes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14
AsorHER puaa Fooo sIlL

rure food will be the slogan fol
the boosters pf = bill prepared b,
the Washington State Gfucera' a.
nsiciation for presentation ~ the
LEGISLATURE Honest weights and
measures. stringent I provision
against misbrandinx and adnitcfa
tion are particularly efnphaaied
Tho biii IL considered sHpplanaen
tary to the national pure food and
drug hiii. which Was recently put
iaso effect Fines ranging from So
"a $500 tnwufher With Imprisonment
IL some cases. are provided Tor
caaea IL non complains with a.
riausea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14
SEATTLE LEADS
IN SOCCER

Seattle won the soccer game at
Tacoma yesterday BY a score u J
te9 The game was played IN cold
weather with a north wind sweep
inx the field.
IN spite Of the cold the game was
snaps. fat and exciting Spence
and Turner. OF the Seattle team.
wsrs star players and the local boz :
were strong on combination wofk.
For Tacoma. wiiiiaoa and Ne.
Doagall plaYed = great game.
The victory Of Seattle yesterday
GOV places her AZ the head of TIE
Northwest Association Football
l~axue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14
The MARKETS

All doora % TIE commission
houses pn Western AZ ara closed
thta morning on Aroosuf - the cold
weather and In order TO keep their
pssishnbia goods frutn freering
tiardly any shipments we're received
ns Western av fhta HsaFuing and
shs whaie street has ths appear
aafe 81 a quis, Niatsf Day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14
IKE D0WO is
CAPTAIN

Ike nawd was elected captain II
the Seattle Athletic club football
elaven for next year at the banquet
given the players az tho club, sat
uraay night The old and young
players promised cFcdltahlc cup
port
Around the banquet board were
the veterans Of the game aud the
younger Hkhts Il was jolly good
time and = jolly good crowd that
rah.rahed aad urEed the game uf
football en- Cuts and Place BE-
sides several veterans. stated that
they had played their last gamas.
but that they would help poWd in
the coaching. etc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14
GIRLS PUT UP
GREAT GAMES

There we're two great games Of
basketball played At the Armory
Saturday niKht between the Girl
teams o. the seattle high school.
the seniors defeated the juniors by
score 81 N 10 and the Hopha
didn't DO thing 10 The Ffeshles by
d aeofe 81 ~ "a 4.
There was large crowd AZ Tho
Armofy and ail kinds Of yelia and
college spells we're given 20 en-
cnurnae the players.
Next Saturday night the winners
Of the Saturday games will play for
the championship.
The lineupu Saturday niEht were
- follows
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14
FAMILY HOTEL ON FIRST.

ole Hanson plans the erection Of
a family hotel on First ev and Vine
Il. The hotel win coat ts1.eoo and
b constructed Of reinforced .een-
crete.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14
!: BAG PUNCHING


fThls 10 the frat OF series OF
articles on bag punching, written
especially Cor The star ay George
A. Barton, champion bag puneher
Of the west.--EdltoFl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14

s1N TT1NcTsco. Jan. ia.-This
city II absolutely destitute Of coat
ana this morning the Western Fuel
Co. which controls the market, had
but five tons The steamer Mon
arch IL due with 1900 tons. which
VIII scarcely last over Monday. The
noxt coal laden vessel is not due
for a week. What small supply tho
dealers had has been doied out 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14
ORIENTAL COAL COMING

Prank waterhouss a Co. are ar.
ranging 90 bring two large rarKoei
~ coal 20 Seattle from the orient
TIE steamer Quito II taking %
9. 900 tons and the pieaades VII aiss
take on a cargo for thir port
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14
Have the Cure tor
.U RE
No Truss, But q Per.
maneni Cure

20 Years Experiences.
I guarantee 70 absolutely ear
every case Of Rupture whis.
after examination. ] sccept ~
treatment. I am a graduate =
the best recognized EuropeN@
Canadian and American oollesss
For 20 years ! have oese.~.
my time and attention 70 ~
treatment and cure of huptsi~
aud my cured patients nnlnal
hundreds. some probably ps,.t
your neighhors This Ions pet.sss
OF exclusive practice hes So
me skin and experiences ~ -
cure Of Rupture. such AZ l
lieva no other physician can -
fer you. -.
me thorough and iastlns
cures which ! ana making eve
day year after year, ana ~
Rrnteful endorsements q Il
cured patients prove thA
method ~ treatment = ~
claim for Il. and ] earnestly "
wife you 20 call on me or VT.
FOR further cenvineinE pfeoi "
these fecta
I cure without err 81
Grafton o. pasn, aud without 90
tcrforiug with your work q
business
Chu at my efflns and | w
prove my ststements aha rasi
you 90 ufoniesnt seaflit hufF
ness men whom I have eula1
I am always willing to val
ior nay zee until cure q cffecled
NY terlna ara reasonable
CONSULTATION TREE
CALL TO-DAY AMI STOP
EuFFERfNG
Hours a. N. 10 3 =. m. sarf
day. ga N. to 1 \ NJ.
OR. cLARkK CO.
fa1 eeccnd Az. g, Gee Wafh.
loeton st. Seattle tesh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14

4 unique folder ia that which ia
telhK alatnhutef By tbs pas4eaEes
department Of the Drnxer q Ria
nfanie Railroad advertising apo
ciAi rates "a Loa Angeles on Ac
eoaas u the shrine mentlnK. 10 be
held the first seek In May.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14
COAL SHORTAGE
GROWS WORSE

HELfINGHAM. Jan. Ito save
themselves from freezing. doctors.
lawyers. merchants and other buai ;
ness men of BelllHEhafn are en pi0y 4.
lnE lHborsfs to cut wood in the for
esis adjacent IL this city.
Last night was the coolest night
this winter. The Associated chart
Ties are unable to give aid In tho
way % fuel, bot are giving blankets
and clothing 70 be needy. although
fuel n out Of the question Many
widows and orphans are suffering
from the cold. and an effort Is be-
ing made 70 get them wood.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14

peat throw away yaur old
ei6thea Have than cleaned q
look IKE rev a. the Pantofiuu.
Call up Main feta SO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14

their regular customers Refugee
camps are entirely out Of coal and
there IL much suffering.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14

Jimmie nrsti IA uaw said 10 b.
engaged 10 Nava ANmar. formerly
leading lady with Joe cawthnrne
Nothing II khoWn "a % whom tbs
happy event will be auiemniked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14
HOW TO ria A
euNoHlNo nAo.

The beat aud cheapest punch. =
4 Ing bag Is the kind that you 4
can make yourself or hire a a
4 carpeater Ia RIG np al a ANAL =
q expense. q
a Get enough lumber. one or a
4 two-lneh plank IL the best. 10 q
q make platform about ak feet a
q square. Have tho surface a
q pianed smooth. This Kind of q
4 platform can be suspended 4
= from ioiata from the ceiling or
q attached Ia the wall. q
q Regulate the height OF the 4
. platform % suit yourself Al. 4
q low the bak about tour OF five =
. inches play On = stout but pli. q
= able rope. attached 10 a reyaly-
= iag swivel
q Suspend tho bag so that II 4
q hangs about even with your 4
q shoulder.
sstsssss *sss
ahonId always be turned downward.
The blow. whether straight OF a
swing, should be landed With Tho
nrat two knaeklea OF the hand.
This same rule should be observed
By boxers.
Left lead.
The first blow 10 practice IN
punching the 5ak h the straight left
lead. This bl0w m boxing u ono cf
the most effective IN the repertoire
~ tho ioadinx boxers. u made such
men az Una corhsst. JEes O'nfien.
joe Cans and HOB Fitasimmous
famous Start the puaeh with the
fist about four tnehss from the
ahouidsE and aim q straight AZ The
bax. stap forward with the loft
foot when landing ihia bloc. AZ
same time Incliaing the body sllght
~ forward AMI e The right Lei
the bag rebound before hitting Il
again.
Rluht Lead.
After prArtlcinz iaft lead until
you have mastered the movement
OF tbs has. strike tho haK wigh the
right arm IN The same say step
ping sofsaFd thia time with the
right foot and inrIIninE The body "a
the left When pfseticing These
hiowa. stftka The hag al least tuu
or three tiaasa before chaneins
from left % fixht OF vice versa. Al
ways letting has ruhaund before
hitting IL again. aoms beginners
try 10 land the straight left and
Fighs alternately. BAT this makes az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14

Next summer international erick.
ct tournaments will be played Al
Vancouver "a G.. between Seattle.
Tacoma. Portland. Victoria. Van
coayeF. Nelson snd New Wcsimin
alter teams The EAmea were 10 be
played here. bat suitable ground
could NOT b. secured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14
SPORT DOPE

Next Thursday niEht the lligh
School Athletic association viii
hold tho annual meeting and elect
football and baseball managers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14

should always be turned downward.
The blow. whether straight OF a
swing, should be landed With tho
first two knackleA OF the hand.
This same rule should BE- obaort Cd
Nv boxafa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-14

rsfalsna e-usnt. iapasteA p~s ksL, o. q,
rers isna esFnsnt. csftfefnta gef sal IA
A. 80. b y ffFs hftek 80 4 Sc bias
sssirs haif 49, - ~ szsssi lzth p.s Tars
iiseftsi hsfd 1sn tissisf. tea tt.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-17
ELOPED TO WASHINGTON
AND WERE MARRIED
douglas Cox and Miss Bertha Fisher
Surprised Their ReTa.
tives

A telegram was received here YES.
lerday announcing the marriage in
Washington of Miss Bertha Fisher
aild Mr.: Douglas Cox. who left TN s
city Friday evening on the Cnesla.
peake & Ohio train. I've wedding
occurred yesterday morning at $40
oci2ck ana the bride and erosm
are now Gu Their why back to New.
Port News.
Miss Fisher. whose home is in
,AiCderscn, W. Va. has been visiting
n " sister, Mrs. B. ]. Kelley. at
sSe5 jefferson avenue, for several
months. Attending party soon
after her arrival she met MIR. Cox
WHO is a fireman on the Chesapeake
Ohio and divides his time between
mere and Richmond
Although the young people had
seen great deal OF eacn other
during the past few months. tbeir
elopement came as a great surprise
to both families. Mrs. Cox is only
20 Years old.
MIR. Kelley, who received the teie
gram announcing the wedding sad
last mGht that he did not know WHY
the Young people should have oiopei,
unless Trey Just wanted to he
romantic"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-17
PROGRAM IS COMPLETE
Chamber Of Commerce Banquet
Next Thursday hight.
PROMINENT GUESTS ARE c1H|HG
President Tucker, of Exposition;
President Stevens, of c. 6 O., and
Army and Naval Officers Accept
Invitation to be Present.

Arrangements for the annual ban
to be held at the Hotel Pocahontas
next Thursday night, were completed
yesterday by the entertainment COM
mittee. Among the prominent people
who have accepted invitations to be
present are Hon. Harry st. George
Tucker, president of the jamestown
Exposition Company: Mr.. George w.
Stevens, president OF the Chesapeake
&c Ohio Railway; Frigate Captain AL
berts, commandment OF the German
cruiser Bremen, and his staff of Of
ficers; Commanders Ransone and
Rock. U. S. N: Major Bingham. u. s.
NJ; Governor T. T. Knox, Major John
A. Johnson and Captain p. T. Skin
ner, of the National Soldiers Home.
The toasts and speakers will be as
follows:
Our land the first garden of Lib.
erty's tree:
1t has been, and shall yet be, the
land of the free"
|. Planting the seed of Liberty's
tree at ,Iamestown'-C. c. Berkeley.
God had shifted three Kingdoms to
find the wheat for this planting
2. ",fhe tree appears at York
town"-O. d. Bachelor
Freedoms battle. once begun.
Requested by bleeding sire TO son,
Tho battled oft. is ever won
3. The Growth OF the trees
Gordon Cumming.
DO streams from little fountains
flow?
Tall oaks from little acrcns crow"
Az "The torn boughs remnitel''-