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The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1909-03-12
Settle Local Option Question.

AlleT peHulHS III INC lSSiSldIHIe
for nearly the entire 60 days and in
terfering materially with other leg
islation, the local option issue was
settled when the senate concurred IN
the hOr amendments to the senate
bill amendments" consist of
a new bill, retaining only the enact
ing clause of the senate bill, which
materially differs from the measure
originally passed by the upper
branch Of the legislature. AS finally
adopted, it provides that each mu
nicipal corporation shall be a sepa-
rate unit and that the country dis
tricts in each county outside incOr-
porated cities shall be a single unit.
A vote on the liquor question may
be had at preliminary special cleo
tons, upon petition Of 80 per cent
of the voters, but subsequent voting
must be at general elections. The
bill permits individuals to bring into
dry territory for private use spirit
uOus liquor in quantities not to eX-
coed one gallon and malt liquors not
to exceed one case, in unbrOkCn
packages. Liquor may be manufac-
tured in dry territory and delivered
therein to individuals. Cumulative
penalties for violations of the act are
provided.
Close friends of Acting Governor
Hay believe that despite his threats
to veto any save the FalcOner-Mc-
Master bill and call a special ses-
sion, that he will either sign the
bill or permit it to become law
without his signature.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1909-03-12
House Kills Initiative Measure.

The initiative and referendum bill,
which has been reposing in the
labor statistics committee since the
opening of the session, was killed in
the house Friday. The operation
was performed so quickly that the
supporters of the bill did not know
what happened until the job was
done
Senate Passes Hotel Liquor Bill.
The senate passed bill authorl1-
ing the governor, treasurer and au-
ditor, acting as q state license board.
to grant state liquor licenses to no.
tells located in cities of the first class
and having more than 100 rooms, to
sell liquor with meals served in the
dining rooms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-20
SPORTING NEWS
g EDITED BY JOHN l.. SULLIVAN -
LONG DISTANCE ROLLER CHAMPION
MADE RECORD WITHOUT TRAINING

EVANSVILLE. Ind. Fob 20 tin
til someone eciiuHcH hiH record Of 20
hours ana u minutes. Robert Vice,
~. ~ this city. viii lay claim 20 be-
ing the worlds champion long dis
lance roller skater. IN consequence
81 HIS performance here Ia a roller
Marafh
Ia competition with ELK others Nise
started Ht .. m. aud sknted until
1851 the next night. when was
forced 10 stop and meet an opponent
la another event Meantime his OPP
p9montn had quit ia his long whifl
around the rink NiKe covered sta
miles. maintaining an eight mile an-
hour ralt from start 90 finish.
Another young skater went Into
the Nerve rarkinR contest without
training, refusing % prepare for the
match. It's HucreaH has led him to
condition himself for another grind.
and he has challenged an corners to
an endurance contest FOE the worlds
championship
while this skaters were on their
long grind J. n waterbury. long
distance plano player, Furnished the
music, Hr maintained q continuous
humping until alK minutes before
NiHe was forced % stop. when he
felt % the floor exhausted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-20
Unprecedented Demand for Skill of This Great
Genius, DR.. +. ". Didey---B Brings Results
That AstoniSh Even Subjects of His Skill.

Seattle citizens. fun Of gratitude
for what he has done In this city.
are adding 10 the laurels his wizard
like skill has won him elsewhere.
The intense interest that was
aroused by such a distinguished
scientist as DR.. y. w. Dickey has
been growing from day 10 day. as
reports OF the Unprecedented sue
cess OF his work have found their
way into the public prints and have
been spread broadcast by grateful
people whose eyealght he has re-
stored by his method and glasses TO
condition OF perfection for which
they had long ceased TO hope.
The handicap OF imperfec, vision
ia the greatest drawback IN human
life: inability 20 see perfectly not
alone causes discomfort and pre-
vents the victim from enjoying a
thousand hnppineases Of life. but
alao counts la actual losses OF In
come day By day.
Small wonder. thea. that the man
whose unerrlng skill and wonderful
scientific discoveries have created
such unusual interest In the United
states and Europe should occupy
such a niche In fame as has been
accorded DIR. y. W. Dickey.
The activities Of great scientific
minds are varied: the results OF
these activities are sometimes Of
doubtful practical value. but who
can doubt thu practical. immediate
and overwhelming benefit 10 the
human race of the work Of one who
has devoted a lifetime successfully
to brtaglRg impaired eyesight and
blindness back 10 It's pristine per.
fections How much better than
the discovery Of a new star. millions
Of miles away. IL the discovery and
skill that aids the human eyes SO
that the prinied page that was blur
red and indIstinct takes form Of
iogibiiity once morel
A short time ago Seattle knew Of
DR. p. W ncksy only by the repu.
talon he had gained In this great
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-20
DRTC0LL GETS BETTER
OF ABE ATrELL

NEW YORK Frh Eo-v1ena fpFlea
eaii tins EnNliah fvafhafwriafit
champion. and Ahe Attsit Wnfif's
champion u tHaf class faAHht 10
speedy fauHda 81 TIE National Alta
inttr club last nA@ht. Nu arsiaigsi
uaa rendered IS Referee Charley
White. - the New Vera stats lsp's
peFtHit 80 decisions Us huNfaa s..sfffs
Although the referee gave nn dnais
atan u NRa ths CONSENSUS % ring
aidrra that Drfsroii had q ahads o.
she worlds riiH ufuns 10th n4ea
NsrW ntrunM 81 the finish 10 thr hnut
And Ceala have sons fwirs ilte tiHs
tancn. u phfsicsi epuearensa ise p
criterion.
Aatsfi seemed % have nnfa steam
~ hia pgnrh than The firittaAar. azd
ttisrnit had left Sab that Az
rumtd NOT avoid always In tHe fiftH
f@und lean FateNd = lump over Ab~ie
inft eye ~ fhN Iona -ranEa game
the uritan Rad u nn ire Amrrisafs.
bat 81 fnfiwh9inN Abe vas tbs
gffur ger and ht8 affective work
~ tha stnfh rmuud AttNii sent IeB
% the fopen WITH q hard swing 60
the iaW. tuf thg EnNiipufnan vas
piliinK 60 mig and h~ f~turned ate-
eral bard ktHneN allows III thn
eighth. ufnth hud tenth raunes afias
rail sVeusd up matters sn3 Ecufet
fhe more hiows delivered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-20

country and Europe. now the pro0i
is brought home. Several hundred
patients. some ~ the most hopeless
and ineurable cases. have been 70
stored 30 perfect sight IN the last
six months BY DR. Dickey. All u
them dec re that they have Lad
imperfect vision for years. and most
Of them have sought relief IN vain
in every quarter. Now they declare
they have comfort once more. and
perfect sight. The results u Dr.. y.
W Diekey's great scientific discov
cries. bis advanced method and pre-
scrfpti0n giasaes. have been a reve
lation 20 Seattle people The fans
that he has gained can onlv be ex.
planned by the vital importance n
the work that he is doing for the
human race. and By the eulogies %
those % whom he has given back
perfect eyesigbt and perfect health.
These IN some Instances ars 80 re-
markabie SIS TO almost test cred
Utility. were Il not that the grateful
subjects OF his methods are per
sons long known and esteemed.
Two pronounced incurable cases
cured 81 lifelong suffering BY DR..
Dickey last week
Mrs. c l.. Place. sf5 9Th ave.
North. sufferer since birth. Con-
slant headaches, extreme dizziness
and nervousness. vomiting speiis.
sick 10 stomach. congestion base of
brain She IL now well and a happy
woman.
Mrs. W. II. Moore, Issaquah.
Wash Chronic nervous wreck;
constant sufferer with headaches,
dizzy and sick vomiting spells to
stomach. chronic constipation; nov
a well woman. enjoying the best of
health. She Eaa cured Of all suf.
fering In two weeks time.
DIR. r W. Dickey. the famous
German eye specialist offices 204.
200 Peoples Bank Bldg. Second and
Pike NJ Phone. Main $3.50. Office
hours. daily. from a m. TO 6 D. m
Consultation absolutely free. Eve
nings by appointment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-20

NEW ORLEANS. S'sh 70 They
30 come hark once IA a while.
Thnt a first class fighter never
returns to form after he has been
heatFu ~ an accepted thcury among
followers II the puwiiistlc game. hut
fhe recent showing a kid Bread aud
1ounG esEtrptt following upun the
heels - flattilnE Nelson and stanley
kcfeneit. Rpea 20 prove that the con
trafY IL true.
Naissn vas beaten hy Cans. bat
canae hack and defeated his con-
quefof. ketcheil Naa Knocked sut -
faphf. whom he subsequently ues
fraivd Ia hurricane style. Eurhngt
wna beaten BY Htgtif and Nelson. but
iH u1W snew ina that he can give a
good account II himself. Broad
anyaf was champion. but he WAS
close 10 the top until ne hit she to-
tuEEan. Sow he has reformed 20 the
rinE and IA the few nghia he has
he'd EAM demonstrates thar Ne FotinN
Waiiep. ehiir his nhifiiness a a.
apparent as b. was when he went that
fast 80 rounds with Xoung Cnrbett
IN Denver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-20
r. NJ. Spinning
f3io-sEcoNp Av.-isto
NEW SKIN REMEDY
STOPS ITCHING
Skin Troubles Of Infants and
Adults Quickly Cured.

Skin Troubles Of Infants and
Adults Quickly Cured.
when Il IL known that poalam,
the new skin remedy, will stop the
torturous itching attending eczema
with the first application and bring
immediate relief aud comfort TO
sufferers from all skin troubles
lts merits viii be Instantly ap.
prcclated. On the tender skin OF
chatting infants. poslam may be
used with soothing and beneficial
effects. II Is applied externally.
and it's remarkable healing powers
begin their work az once.
All skin diseases. including &c.
zoma, acne. herpes. rash. letter,
etc, yield readily 20 It's remarkable
curative properties. Occasional
applications of poslam. in small
quantities. will quickly Danish PIN.
pies, hives. hlackhcada, blotches.
and will relieve aud cure itching
feet. scaly scalp. humors. etc. A
special b0cont package has boon
adopted for those who use poslam
for these minor troubles. This. as
well al the regular two-dollar Jar.
IL ON sale az the Quaker Drug Co
and other leading drug stores In Sc.
attic.
An experimental supply Of pos.
lam may be obtained free OF charge
by writing to the Emergency Lab.
oratoriea, 30 West Invent fifth
Street. New York CITY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-20
STORY OF GREAT RING BATTLE
BY JOHN |. SULLIVAN

heart Pretty soon The fleah aud
skin were pounded loose FROM tho
rlha, and thnt part that l had been
pounding was hanging itke glb
tumur.
( said that Jake Knfain wau
Ehme. ana he certainly showed IA
that daY, tbnugh he was literally
rouna after round Tor more Ito
could not hit hard enough 20 hurt
me any more. but he game cut q
his corner with the cali aaiy Is be
knocked down or thrown and car
fied back,
Sullivan l. Gaisisg.
OF course the betting had been
coming my way All tho time in the
latter part of the fight. aud ~ this
time no one would bet a nickel on
kliFuin. lie was a plainly beaten
man, and the crowd Witch bad
cneered for hnura grcw silent, a.
they saw that a gallant fighter was
coming 20 hia last round. The end
eams n the ssh round hiifain
ever ~ iras were unsteady, hia
face crushed and cut Ills hnd5
lcawrd. against his Will, ever 20 pro
teet that awful place on biz lsfi
on the Jaw, knockiuH him against
tha ropes sad practically Nenaafesa
I was ready " smash him again
when Hometh1ng white was thrown
from hla corner. falling almost a.
my feet Charlie mitchell had tnnss
81 his towel IN the riua ana The
battle was won.
The next thing I knew : was srah.
bed ~ Muiaaon and ciaary ana
hustled ont 81 the finw. while thet
we're fighting the crowd that had
broken The ropes and WHs tfyinN 60
shake hands with me uaNrr
beard such rhcwrinN They hustled
the into a wagon and ws made Tor
the train.
AFTER We had DOT aboard another
train ehnsa Ia siKht down the track.
ana samrhoaY Yelled that q vas the
militia. { go not knew teW { dtd q
BOA q h a fact that J WeNl eut -
an ordinary coach @fu8ew hmAH
first / made for swamp and
stayed iner. uutii the alarm passed
1 got out ~ ths state al fieht
bat 4 was brought back 20 W. ana u
rast me Just tfsNaa 60 keep from 40
inx a. tho penitsutisrf fer q year.
but l came nut awAS ahead ou the
gsrRn Rrdy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-20
FACTS ABOUT MARATHON RACE
Dtsfsnos--zG mii~s. 1sS yards.
Time 10 O'Clock Monday aft
eFnooni
Weatera Wsahinnt0a
Eafr fsrouads, Madison PARK


EveryihinR ~ iu readiness Tor ge
attie'H first Marathon race. which
viii she run at the Western Wash
tnRiun VAR grounds nest Monday
afternoon
when Mayor John . Miller fires
the starting gun one 81 the ciRssioat
punches 81 long distance men ever
eOngrsgated ia Tile Norfhweaf com s
mence their long jog
Included in the field are come %
the distance men who made good
sh0winEH in the California Marathon.
Experienced judges 81 distance race
log have narrowed the field ~ fav-
ofitfs - Chandler ~ Vancouver.
Tiafn ~ calgary. Wright of .oh An
But 90 oFefy Marathon rHce has
dempnsira rated, - dark horse ~ usu.
ally III front 81 the finish. Whether
Marathon history VIII repeat itself
Monday afternoon ts matter u con
lecture
Following Ia q fuii list ri entries
J. q Weight. ~ Los Angeles, q.
a. f"saidier Olsen, Port Casey
Walter q ApanRlef seattle, =. A.
Wray. Centfalia Harvey Donaldson,
Seattle Peter George Seattle, Fred
HrfaraH seattle viii ~ Chandler.
Vancouver - 2 Johnson. Van
epuver William zapar. san iran
cisco, Jimmy Stewart Oakland &
Frank Bruwneli. San Francisco ~.
Hartman. kau Francisco. Fred Wal
hy. Portland. g. 81 LlndqulHt. CHI
eaE0. Arthur ~ Edfast. Tacoma Ar
thur Burn. Calgary Clarence D.
COOL. State college.
The management says the race
Will be pulled Off rain Or shine. The
heavy advance sale ~ tickets siRui-
flen that o large crowd viii witness
the Marathon
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out punches are the ones you want
70 learn. Ana then you want a.
learn how 10 guard against them.
When fellow starts 10 20 be- q
fighter. thc first thing no learns ia
how 20 hold his hands not 20 de-
liver q blow. but 10 guard against
blow It's q great thing 10 have
as necessary 20 know the knockout
and recognize the knockout punch
then you see u coming az IL in 10
know you've Mot tbs punch ~ your
own makeup
u - Basse.
There's one Knockout punch that
Won went have any trouble feenR
nizinN. although u uuncn iu a Rood
many different ways and tries 60
sneak In over your guard It's booze
drink strong drink u ali kinds
MS no use 90 try 90 meet n. fts enc
~ the real knockout punches Of life
Don't let u land,
great many persons have said
that ] should be an authority on
ment openly. but / am ashamed 70
do 20. But am going 10 be
straightforward, I hope. and in max b.
ing this acknowledgment ~ fitfnl
past. / want 60 put myself on an
equal footing with some ~ the men
who may heed my talk and certainly
need something " the Kind.
fought the booze. but wasn't
the mnu with the punch No man
carries a swing or a hook Or q cross
or an upperout that can make an
Impression on "old Rcd Eye"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-20
CHAPTER M

IN the next round l got 60 hts
body with couple ot hard rights
and took a nasty lett under the eve
aa the round opened Then. AeniuE
"a chance. / grabbed him around the
body n nearly shook the wind CUT
90 hlm. and n was I that get the
cheers az we went 10 anr corners
I nearly ended the iight IN The
thtra round. and NJ would have been
better for him IL I had Il happen.
GA thia way. We SPARED around
Tor little while. mr anxious GOT
on him 1e knew he had nn show
when it chme 20 wrestitnE, aud Was
careful not 90 close BE was max .
ink pretty good play with hts lpft
for my face After he had landed
q few times ! slipped in eee -
thtuktnE that { was saing % close,
Instead 1 brought NY right over
his arm ~ hard as ! could. ard t
landed full on bis Jaw lie went
down like a tun pin ana rolled over.
ffia seconds grabbed htm ana ear
crowd was roaring sullivan. Hul-
Wen. my memory 10 hartiy good
enough "a toll the whole fight
round by round nu, an e'a ss, -,
hss. was lost IN fire several
years age. 80 l VIII have % 50
slow
Kfir~ia 8. Brut@ea.
Il was 4 hart fight Sometimes
he back .heeicd mo OF cross but
locked mo for fan, hwf FWaad att
or round ended fn hla 8olnE down
from = blow OF thruW. ITS face
Vas badly cut and hts body truieed
~ the time We reached the @shh
round. and my moae and ieft eye
i was niaylpE FOR his heart AZ
the time, and every time he led our
VITA hsa left I tried my hardest 90
land him IN that same apnf NEaip.
under the heart Constant pound
ING on any one spot Il tne mpst
wea&ening form u stack. ana ne
fest en that SPOT for pieee ~
inches square vas ent and bruised
~ tile 31th round.
I had taken many p harh punch
ara some had fats duftnS thN bat $
tie and long befeFa the teth rpuHd
ne began 80 land on my stomach.
They had given mo tea with whlHs
Nv IN q a. sirens thenvf sna
there was TOO much whisky. n the
i4th round I vas vomiting afteg
4 haA come back 80 NY gnrneF, Mi
rata aAnted % cali "A a dfaW.
~TIl give you all the draw yeu
want On = iittte while" I yelled
back Al nlH- and We went on with
came back sfronw In round Or
two and began % prsss hiuA hard
He got 80 ne could drop as soon a.
my hand landed un him ana end the
rauna That wsnt on fug a dunnn
rounds OF mare. and ! was afiii land
inG On that one spot under the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-20
LINEUP OF COAST
LEAGUE TEAMS
PERSONNEL OF THE
AGGREGATION is
GIVEN OUT.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 20 Thc
managers % the Toe Angeles, Nefs
fAa. san Francisco Oakland, aacra
mento and Portland baseball teams
n the ractfip Coast league ans
naunced the following iine -ur ~ the
tiAyers who will likely participate
IN the peunant race this season.
Los ANeEt.Es.
Cateher~--n. Hess. Orcnasrf,
ritchrrs--Nsaie, nosp. uris-
walter. Tester. hes@ta~r, fhl-
lips.
Flr-s ba-e--pilisa teaptain).
secoad hase--ltse
Thlra hAse---~nsith.
Observation-Disclosures.
oatficla-nsraard. oaiy. ted
vtn. fheinrssa.
VERNON.
Cat~kee----atesA n, tstakci. GAIA
bath.
rttehere-~Cay. StoNail. Hate
manm. Hlts. Aauts, Ihanaas. Narh~
fsA. nrnrkrnhrtaNe, nuaar.
first bas~--lirashear.
secesa ha@e--itsi~s. Grnhans.
Thlrd bmsr-- Mott.
sherasaop--~A.aNna
outfteid - t.eedmaa, Dewey
Enrtt..
UNITY maa--Aaaa..
SAN FRANCISCO.
Catcher. - Williams. Berry.
Sintter..
Pstrh~rx---Is~ Careett. East
Bay. nerE~r. Jenes. tt~niey, taar-
ca, Brew aieg. tsrtffta.
First 6ase-fcuaaat.
srcoad base Healer.
Mwnaowf.
Thtrd ba~s--s'urttas McArdie.
Ousffelder. - Neichoy, Hedie.
lewis. h~iiy.
OAKLAND.
Observation-Disclosures. o. Murphy.
HERS.
an. Cnrtattan. Tsnn~.1n. wafre,
Sehnsaa.
First hase--s essexen-
seeona hn~e--rru~~dnie.
Thiwa hnsr---MFGnF.
Shersse0p--tiruyes cite.
Oueffet6-f<xst-, taa msitrca,
~. &arphf.
usnny--ssrr~ir. Fasasa. cesa.
PORTLAND.
CaseAer-- smhru-ter. Murray,
nma ps~sIbfy n~mmsnent.
rsteA~r- ss@rr~st. hsFkn~~..
Car.ea. Wttfea. tsran~r and pas
aihly H~aaer.an-
Fir-s smSe--s<snn<ay.
<e~omA ba~e~~-fsgp~n.
Thtrd hnss---Iohas@m.
<horfstep---pfsoa
CONGRATULATIONS
uimhsfteld--Ort mnd MeCredie.
Iefffaets---<hinR.
SACRAMENTO.
Fffxherx--N haiea. Brewu. Eua-
ex.0a. ta@per. ftiiy.
Esseher@---tsFahnHs. nyra<s-
First Aass--sFalon.
teroad haxe--Nnvnss.
Thifd 6a.~-->s . n@iaA.
8horf~sop---sh2an-
onaffetaers---ftfide Doyle.
rfret.
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s..,.. s..~.. ehsn.as..

TACOMA. Fsb. ae--w ~ Robin
500 u this city has issasd = ehal-
lanme 10 J. A. Reynolds Who won the
tong distance roller MhMtiaG race ~
nnife Yestsfaay and unf Attempt
10 eempsts with the new champion
81 a near date Robinson claims
mat. until Reynolds Victory 10 vas
TIA champion ~ the west haFtng
won Ria great race after four days
and niahta q continuuHs akHtinG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-20
BOOZE Is THE DEMON
With STIFFEST PUNCH

O. bunch Of them myself 80 whom
nyhoaY talks Aboat punches, take
an interest ia the cunveF aatipn.
When they begin 60 talk about
knock out punches J Join IN the talk.
We hear a lot nowadays about tha
man with the punch -fne fellow that
puts 81 over everybody uiHaa fhe
business man that has the Waiiup
on hia neiahbora-t the fighter that
carries sleep producers Ia both
hands You know ali about that.
but YOU don't know. maybe. that
the reel knockout punch Isn't care
risd In any fist, and never drops
you 10 that you can rise up after
the referee counts ten and collect
your senses and your share Of the
gate receipts The real knockout
punches In this life ara the ones
you never see bat only feel For
some fellows the punch IL slipped 20
them 60 n glass Of booze aud Il has
the flight % the solar pieNua beat
mila for effect
Not with FIst.
Ola Easy Life gets In under an
other lads guard and puts him down
ana OWt before he knows ita COM
ing. No right swing ever took away
senses 80 suddenly az a little touch
o. Easy Life. and you can get lot
20 testify 20 that
Take II from me-the real knock b
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-20
OsteOpathy

Electricity, vibration, Hight ther.
apy. bot air sweat baths. and other
srvaisss methods. Optical room for
fitting glasses and treating eyes.
Beat equipped offices in Seattle.
Consultation free Treatments 81
each. A. Holt. OHteopnfh aud Op.
uclan. to7 tog t0s Peoples Bank
Building. 3nd and Pike. Main z4bl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-20
NEW GERM KILLER
DfQCOWFpED

The Federal Paint & Wall Paper
Co, 1914 First ~, have discovered
q preparation 70 KIN germs aud
veFInin when used in paste under
wall paper They viii give each
customer, free. enough % kin all
the germs covered b. their paper
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-20
Holm 4. SAYS OH "nED Efi1~
ALWAYS WINS IN
THE END.

what Is the real knockout punch
Joan II sullivan. the uure mighty
Gladiator u the prize ring for ten
YAara champion ~ the world and
the man who discovered tho knock y
out punch with the gloved hand. de-
olares that fno real knockout punch
lent given with the fist
Sullivan has been "a prominent fig
uEe IN American public iife Tor years.
OF since he first became famou8 the
world over. That was in 1882. when
he whipped Paddy Ryan of Troy. ~
r.. for the championship 81 America
afnse 1899. the year be reliu4uighed
the title. Hulliean has spent almost
his entire time ia travel Naturally
bright. he has been = student 81
human nature ali his life. haa read
extensively and iE ri q position TO
sss things with unbiased thOughtfuf
eyes Here Is hts own story.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-20
SPORTING NOTES
FROM EVERYWHERE

Al ! o'clock tHia afternoon the
HusiiiarY FaNl Aguiia and the cruias
Ing YaWt GwrndUlyn II VIII start on
the second annuai Protection Island
race. a distance o. about i1a miles.
THE Aauiia won ihnt year
The varsity basketball team won
fram the Puget sound university last
niHht ~ thn overwhelming score ~
tB 20 q a handful 20 special orH
Witnessed the contest basketball
doesn't seem 20 b. popular AZ The
~ despite che fact that the varsity
auint ~ enc ~ the best Ga the Pa
riftc northwest.
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Dance Tonight

Dance tonight saturday at
Lcschl Park pavilion. Gentlemen.
Soc. ladies. free ."
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I've got f0O-pago book
which teaches you how 90 cure
yourself without drugs. fra
beautifully illustrated and
give N free 20 every alok and
ad OF calls for if.
>. y. HALL, VI. H.,
1919 Second Ave, Seattle. Wn
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The Hartman system % rafiWnra
u bonded az o. ga stsuen. about
=fifth ~ are bonded wealth - the
fatiHars uf the Euitra States
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boy a Champion Gas Range and
get coal Or wood range free. 'ss
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" tIbar Wtfmhs's record breaking
fiEhf which won the MlrhFtlu
trophy lasted hours minutes
and % Seconds lie covered 7aa
miles