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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-27
CITY REAL ESTATE.
WEST SEATTLE


The mnst desirable residence district.
We have some rare bargains far ans
hasneseatsf ~ Investor
rms foot lot. nsar ear and cement
waias. $500. easy terms
Grand view fifty foot iots ~ 1850 and
% terms ven easy.
several bargains 10 new houses on
eany terms
few elegant houses With view ~
city and water prices right
~ acres. Grand viss. spring water.
level sooa soil fs.tee
40 acres for plating, the beet buy ~
West Seattle.
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Washington. Foh ~ Tire state.
hood fight Tor New Mexico and Ari.
soma pfac ttsaiiy Was abandoned to-
daY ~ the senate.
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THE SEATTLE STAR

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vmE CHICAGO MfsFTT rAnLoRs
tsaa FIRST AVE
Wnnderfal values IN Mems
rallor-MAde Uncailed tor auila.
OverceatA Cravenetten and
Trousers a fins new ttne OF
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or
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lstsl tsHsrs tract 10 1aa.fss Nsnsoa
hallstafd Addition Tatai prizes
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Terms. CALI SIC q month Long bs.
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sasg fsfu FiAa fhe street cars Nils hs
sstanesa - rue ~ tate boaietsfd fnns
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lots
cems 10. bur traet on our adyics
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kfsn present inoeins Il above
sswsf wafsr and concrete side
raiks al In and paid
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A New 4-Room
Cottage Cheap

A t-room cottage On iot gsxiIe. fruis,
berries and garden. coed Fiew, one ard
halt blocks 81 ear. Price ffft. %
terms
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HOUSES AND COTTAGES BUILT
AND SOLD ON INsTktst.MENTs
J. " HOLToN.
tlf MARION BLDG MAIN 1853
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fl.ehe~N New s.room modern cottage
a bargain close In, street Graded sewer.
water mains and cement sidewalks Ia
and paid for terms owner. ass gard
South. Call sunday -~aT
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ONLY $500 CASH

Eight. room madsrn fafulshsd hotase.
tttf fixtH. tsfaean p8hs aHd tnion II
aoia 81 cncs fiest % feasans faF ssiflaa
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SHOE pEALURs.


Ghs best meas and boys shoes =
lpp eat Naneitie prices. said 10 usi
naaseh. 1919 Flrst Az
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Woodland Park
Bungalow

Lot faxiee or = rtsf. near GREEN.
WOOD Az she fAHK and CAR, In.
proved alih rice fsFpouI, shfrgle6
bungalow Grand EisM Price fltE4.
cash fs99 and balance monihlg.
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20 AnvrariaEaa

Classification cannot Be givea
after ~ o'clock daily.
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Nessss /. hereby given ina, sAs annual
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81 Gee Equity In ten lots. one ~ the
choicest additions Ia Seattle. will trade
part for BAILEY units, Address v, ais
Central Hidg --a6at
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FOR RENT~~FuRNishEp
HOUSES
BOARD AND ROOM.

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three meals hane eaahiua. te week
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Select beard and fuem. p4isaiel rates
reasonable NhAuo. 0ueen Amaze thAe
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MA originator pautins uuaranfsaa
VAEA tn 4 Private herauns cupYfiehfed
E'VM lessons every 0aN and evenings sth
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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-10-30
BUSINESS NOTES.

The Fair IL Chicago's foremost de-
partment store and ID also the safest
II abounds with splendid assortments
Of merchandise exclusively for the use
Of men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-04
COMPARE PLAYER
IN SATURDAYS
GAME

Coach Gilmore D,,l,le ~ a,
verhity u Washington football IN ~
~ Keeping his uen at Il fhls -
preparing them Tor thelr ~ nssxs
next hatufdny, with tho Whi, slas.
eleven. "hitfnan
With a dry field the eo.e.. -,
that his team ought 10 cnr.' s'''ilss
on top, but aa there are nina n, gut
out Of ten that the field rs,i ,'ances
dry. Dobie is giving his fes,s y. .. y
gruelllnR work. Sa's
The fans will be Interested IN a.
game. as u yin give then, + ch n ~
20 compare Veg CoyIe she 1870
ter ~ ihe Varsity. Ard csrt t,t
BOrieskc. right han on The p,s.a Ia
AIRY team These are sithn,, da..a.
the two best all around ulavsr s's !.
the Northwest, ray the focss.ass
critics. Until this year. C.ovle 'g ~
never met his equal IN running 80
punts through a broken field u 4
drop kicking.
Prom the way Borleske slxs1 =.
IN the Idaho and Oregon garnas y
has y on coyle. however. Ths ~
ball followers Of Seattle viii ssssx
believe this until they see the i've
men In the same game.
The Varsity team will prohsfas
line ~ AZ follows. Warren Grins
left end; II Grimm. left tackls'
griffiths. left guard. TegtsnsIr
center. May. right guard: Faklss
night tackle. Maftson. right en1
1oyle, quarter. Mucklestone, vi
halfi Baker, fulIback. and TayIx.
right half
Coach blanchard has not yet a..
n0nnced the Missionaries Mnega
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-04
SCHOOL FOR UMPIREs
LATEST THING OUT

Charlie Znber. u Cincinnan n.
has gained recognition as bzasxz
writer. tells the following.
why don't they have more roci
utnplres2~ In the question thai i
frequently asked. The answer i
simple. Umpires are compelled 10
develop Themselves. and like a n,an
educating himself without ths Al
~ a teacher. ths job usually roes
wrong. There IL only one educated
umpire in the business. and he Il
Bin Evans. one of the American
league arbiters
II learned Of Evans through jim
my McAieer. manager Of the 81
Louis team" said President Ban
Johnson Of the American Ie<sre d
telling Of the educating ef Evana
Mac said he was a COED y5ungstsf
who needed a little schsolins. % I
placed him with JACK EhsritAn.
with whom he worked season and
a half.
Jack then reported him ready
for regular duty and he's been ~
Of my stars ever since. II this Sara
method could be followed waii
youngsters who have ambition Z
umpire-if there could be 4 sort I
school for umpires-we would s.
better results from cur indicate
handlers than are possible unas
this present system Of self MAD
umpircs"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-04
L. REDlNeroN.

said this such win be the
Winter racing California spite anubeing
law looks considerably brighter before polls closed Tuesday
night
Mccarthy been quoted as saying that he
Francisco the sounding words
alhough their familiar with
the California meaning
that the city ordinances
long win be repealed The forecast now "a at 10 aay. Of racing At
the San Francisco win Rmervle
The Ingesde track country although
there has been racing there for five and the plant has
been kept first condition the could be resumed
there at few days notice The tabns used
an auxiliary to Oakland several strings conditioned
the oral betting system viii
used successfully California this
Aes men arc not wasting much time In worry over the situation
now that they have the published OF Tom William" that he
and his associates money
keep the meeting soIns. even at heavy loss.
Poor IN again Just because he pcddlcd
little well meant advice TO Young found the public
schools OF Chicago. has
Knockers who believe that anything prize fighter be
This is how q happened:
When bat Heeeswioh prize
scholar in the class Of
became famous in other than scholastic circles Tadwc
moved Chicago and became
there few days Bat and his old
and the scholars little moral upIt
and advice. delighted.
Felers and girls he goegceyed you
Battling Nelson the lightweight champion and author
so don't have TO tell who your
to get next to yourselves and
teacher Teadwe here started me IN rsht and .he do tn
same by made life living hitting
the other fellow first H. AID you
gotta cut out the smoking and chewing.
Good straight advice delivered
some nexpcable the school exception
rcadwels choice unpleasant things about,
puEsis In general and altogether
everyone
Coming right down to though
mghbFow pug and knock down people
become brass bound
Bat merely point of view
The usual noise angford again n
the sporting columns. this lines
Shorter and ugier words such
advertiser gentlemen Of the
circle this Johnson check for
$4,000 TO his time before
safe bet that meeting between amount TO nothing
nt talk and from Johnons standpoint there
should with the Big Fight ony neetng away and
stage rolling
be The biggest kind Of bonhead TO any at all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-04
SUBDUfD
BY HIS NEW
HONORS
BY TIP WRIGHT.

Jack johnson today isn't the
Jack johnson % "A year ago. Then,
with title 90 which he was not
accustomed. Johnson WAS ~ loud az
| glad rags on Easter sunday
Remember don't you, how Jack
left TRAN ~ empty bottles and
police court fines across the eOnti-
nentf lie was getting used 90 his
new honora then-~saft Of blowing
Off steam ~ prevent an explosion.
Hut now be has defeated ketch-
o. the only man save Jeffriem who
has shown eaEernsHa "a swap
punches with him. Johnson seems 10
realize that his position IN the
sporting world n one 60 respect
And he has been acting according
~
Just think OF a. johnson has
been pinehed bat once for speeding
since he knocked out tho cowbu
Before hir latest fight he wasn't
happy unlcas hailed into court daily.
60 settle for a Joy ride.
! believe Johnson Appreciates the
Job he faces Ia fighting Jim JEFF
fries. and this may havs had
soothing effect Vke a shot ~ NOR
phlBe. he seems 70 realize that the
tito deserves better treatment than
he has been swing a. Perhaps The
fact that the hanaf may not finger
Is causing him 10 treat Il with more
respect than formerly.
johnson looks good l had quite
a cunfab with him while he waa
taking his time about getting "a
New York In a hurry 10 align ar
ticiea Despite hts anxiety a. have
tho details attended 20. Johnson
can't resist stopping whnn~vvg pos.
sibla 20 hook after tbs publicity end.
! said the champion looks fine. He
does. lie ~ IA 90 entoy the ring
Ills face shows the effect ~ train
ing. not having regainad is former
r0undness. lie II A. lean az stag
hound and az hard as ebony.
And confident Honest. johnson
f. just Adjoining for chance to got
Jeffriea inside the ropes % a zt-foot
ring Ot else he has a i0t % hiEh-
priced Theaplana beaten 10 a whla-
per
Guess the public knsSs how
Jack Johnson has a knockout punch,
chr" he grinned. You all reel1asncd
was just a boxer and souidnt
knock out anybody bat 1 fveIed
you
Eyes. bat Jeffriea Is a harder man
20 hang a h o. on than ketchsL"
said. Yea know. the big fs.lib@ n
AZ clever aa they make them. and
he's the fastest hiE man In Lha kusi
Ness. You won't take tho tchanrsm
with him ysu did with KstghoiF
~uh. huh. I know MORT ABOUT
Jaffries than you Do. and h know
can beat him. I'm better than
ever WAS. and | don't think JeffFics
IL ~ RussI NJ when he Hu asd Iaek
Munrne hope ha In. fhqwKh.
cause I'm going 10 win. ana ! SAINT
AL the crelit thar goes VIII Asaf-
| ing the tuan who has been picked
out a. TIRE only white man sho san
ianat ms
johnson displayed shat the aDrd
eArp~nfefn call his golden smile"
ITO isn't missing any bets 90 diapiay
his dentistry. nnd when he opens
hts mouth ihr Wow il like the moth
er lode Someone aught % advise
lack % keep Gloss 90 the hotel or
some ~ the strong arm men will
take hts gold mine away from him
some night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-04
WOLVERINES
MAY PLAY I'm
CALIFORNIA

PASADENA. Cal. Nov. 4.--lf the
plans Of the Pasadena Tournament
OF Roses committee are successful.
Hurry Up" Yost's University Of
Michigan football team will meet
another crack eastern eleven In this
city on New Years day.
The University OF Michigan
Alumni association OF Southern
California Is said 10 have offered
10 guarantee expenses for the VOL
yerino's trip n the game can be
arranged. The committee will try
to secure ne Carlisle Indians or
Cornell as opponents for the Mich
Iganders.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-04
TIM M'GRATH TO
QUIT THE
GAME
California Sporting Man
Who Managed Big Race
Breaks With Seattle
Marathon Association
Dorando Coming.

Tim McGrath and tho Seattle
Marathon association have parted
company. After the coming s0-mile
race in Spokane. the details OF which
have been handled by McGrath, the
San Francisco promoter win have
no further connection with the han
ding OF the crack Eastern and
Western distance runners who Hre
now on the coast This announce
nent was made this morning hy Of
ficials OF the Marathon association
in this city
While there has been no open
break between McGrath and The
local Marathon promoters. u Is nm
derstood that the two factions have
not been pulling well together since
the Seattle race. and that Me
Grath's way OF handling the run
ming game does not coincide win
the ideas u others. The continuous
friction finally brought tho trouble
% the blazing point the result be-
ing that r. Clarence viii say good
bye 70 GuKgenhelm. Jaffe. Ccpait A
Co. at the end Of the present week.
Herbert Iagfe. president OF Ihe
Copalt. one OF the stockholders. and
Lawrence Walker. representing the
GuRgenheim intercSts. viii leave fof
Spokane Saturday night. 10 pick NJ
any loose ends ~ the ao-mtie rmc~
which Is on the cards for Sunday
The promoters are all praying for
fair weather. for a second postpone
snent would undoubtedly mean a
hig failing off IN gate receipts. If
n rains NEXT Sunday the race VIII
have to be pulled OFF on tho first
fair week DAY following. for the
runners cannot waste another week
In the Interior
The Marathon colony Ia soon 20
he strengthened BY the arrival Of
Dorand0 and Tom Isongboat THE
local men have had the Italian on
the end Of the cable for months
past and some time ago he sailed
FOE this country with Seattle his
obisctive point. after attending % a
few little details. such as getting
married. in sunny IT, Tom Long
beat has been tied gp with Eastern
engagomsnts but hts dates win Be
open next week. and he also will head
for Seattle. With the addition Of
these two distance stars. the run
ming game on the coast looks Hike
the biggest thing Of the winter
Races will be pulled off In Portland
and Vancouver. and then the sex
tette Of p-notchers. together With
a number OF lesser lights. will come
20 Seattle for a 90 mile indoor race.
that VIII wind up the racing season
here In a blaze Of fireworks and
iimellght. The runners will then
work their way South. pulling off
events In San Francisco. Los An
Esles and other places. under the
auspices Of the Seattle Marathon
association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-04
SHORT SPORT

Winter yacht races are to be- held
by the South Coast Yacht club Of
New OrieanA They will be sailed
every two weeks
BcIolt college has challenged
Notre Dame 20 a wrestling tourna-
ncnt after the holidays
Roy Mercer, the freshman pole
vaulter Of tho University Of Penn
sylvania, has record Of ~ feet
l rs inches. which IL also the east
ern scholastic record.
A dozen Of the Detroit baseball
players have gone to pay months
visit to Havana. playing three
games week. starting October 81
Hamburg Belle. Lou Dillon and
Uhian will be among the we'll
known horses that will hold winter
quarters at North Randall track.
Cleveland
liver lawson and Walter De Mara.
~ Salt Lake City. have signed 10
ride as team during the New York
six day bicycle race which will be
held IN Madison Square Garden
early In December DE Mara won
the recent Kansas City race.
New football has been successful
IN the southern states -Four COLI
legea. Cumberland university, Mill
saps college, Alabama Presbyterian
college and Mississippi college. all
Of which abolished the game several
years ago, have sanctioned varsity
clcyens this fall
Ora Morningstar. who won the
1 1872 ballS line billiard emblem last
season. may meet While Hoppe IN u
/ match at the 1879 style for / 500
points after January !.
Norfolk plans a rendezvous OF
I yachismen from November II TO
| 20. IT viii be a convention to
/ further the scheme Of more and
4 deeper waterways. the plan being
! 20 have a continuous sheltered
island course from Boston to Key
West.
The 10-mlle national A. A. a..
i championship will occnr November
\ 3 at Celtic park New York city.
1 John Eisele, the former Princeton
I runner, Will defend the title. The
national junior individual and team
[ crosa-country championship Will
take place November 49, and the
following Saturday the national
senior championships win be held
on the same track.
The Canadian Amateur Swimming
association has been invited to Join
4 the international Swimming feder-
I alton, an organization founded In
/ Europe for the sake of Uniform rules
| and regulations governing the sport.
/ Should the Canadians JOIN. IT wifi be
practically the last to enter, aa the
federation now includes the United
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-04

champion 10 address her students
without asking permission Of the
school authorities The matter IN
said 10 have been reported 10 Mrs
Ella FlaEg Young. superintendent
OF tho Chicago schools.
Nelson Is reported TO have i'm.
parted some wholesome advice TO
the children After aketchinE for
them his ardu0us career. he ad
vlsed them 10 steer clear OF the
pugilistie game. but entered a
strong plea for boxing for It's own
sake and on its own merits.
And dun't ever chew or drink"
Bat concluded Leave the liquor
alone There are many people TO
drink whisky or beer without any
help from you Take plenty OF
exercise. and whatever you do.
whether for your living or for
pleasure. try 90 do II the best you
know how
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-04
BROADWAY TEAM FIT.

The Broadway plgskin chasera
were out on Lincoln park last night
Tor the first time this week. Coach
Lewis put them through light sig
mai practice and will go easy an the
rest OF the week, SO his men will
be IN shape TO put up a hard game
az spokane next Saturday after
noon. Lewis WIN leave with his
team for Spokane Friday morning
and VIII take along l5 or lG men.
40 that he viii have enough substi-
tutes In case OF accident. Warren
may not be IN shape 10 20 10 Spo-
kane on account Of the injuries re-
ceived In the Tacoma game. All
the other members of the team are
IN fair shape. Tho team win be
strengthened this week, as Smith
and Broadfoot will be out tonight
in suits, having fulfilled their study
requirements.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-04
NELSON SPOKE
AT A SCHOOL;
OH. HORRORS!!

CHICAGO. Nov. i~Tronble h
brewing today following the circu-
lati0n OF the report that Battling
Nelson. champion lightweight
pugillst Of the world. addressed the
pupils 81 all bat two grades In the
West Pullman school Nelson. &C.
cordinE TO the report. visited the
school "a III" request u IS princi.
pal. Mrs Harriet Treaawell. aud
EpsEt yesterday afternoon going
from room 90 room and Offering nd.
vice to young America.
Mra. Treadwmil formerly taught
10 the Hegeowich schools where
Bat was one Of her pupils She aa.
mitied today that she Invited the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-04
COMISKEYS SON
BUYS DENVER CLUB

CHICAGO. Nov. s--I.ouis comis-
key. son ~ Charles Comiakry owner
~ the Chicago White Sox. win own
the Denver club Of the Western
league next season. according to re-
ports received here today
Tho "Old Roman" admits that he
n anxious 90 get the franchise for
his son and has stated that for some
time he has been negotiating with
Gunthorpe. present owner Of the
team. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-04

states, Great Britain. Australia.
south Africa and Denmark.
superintendent Bowler. Of the
naval academy at Annapolis. has
set aside Thursday ~ each week a.
athletic day. and every mIdwhipruan
~ required TO take part in no,ne
competitive sport or 20 on a cross :
country march IN heavy marching
order. Only so o. the 500 cadets
were IN line IN the frat crosse
try march. A large number ~ the
cadets are interested IN football. the
annual game with the Army al
Philadelphia being the Incentive.
while lacrosse. rowing. tennis. sail
ing. croSs-c0untry running. basket
hall fencing and golf are other
sports which have devoferu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-04
STANFORD SMOTHERS
VANCOUVER Rutgers

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Cal.
Nov. s-Tho Vancouver Rugby llf
teen thai recently came 10 Califnr-
MIA % play games with tho nniNer-
sity and college teams here VAS
swamped yesterday by tho Stanford
varsity BY q score ~ 60 10 Q. The
British coinmbians aid not make
neariy the showing they made
against thu University u California
team laAt week. and while Stanford r.
easy victory yesterday in boost
% the Cardinals chances IN the
inter university game tho relative
strength Of Stanford and California
cannot BE- judged by the showing Of
Vancouver against them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-04
LOCAL BOXER ARRESTED.

ny United Prr4a.I
VANCOUVER n. g.. Nov. IA
crimp was put In the fight game
here last night when Detcctlv.a
Green and Mcleod arrested Eddie
Marine, the Seattle boxer. on a nom
mai charge Of vagrancy. Marine
was matched to fight Rod Standnn
November rs at Laraon's pavilion.
When searched at police hcadquar-
ters a duplicate SGT Of the fight ar
tlcles was found on Marine. and the
tax here " that everyone whose
name appears on tho paper IL 10 ba
hnied into court on "a charge OF pro-
noting prize fight. Marlno'a hear
ing was postponed from yesterday
until this morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-04
GOOD BILLIARDS.

The best billiards Of the Class A
tournament now In progress at
Brown a. Hulen's was brought out
last night In the match between n.
q. Cnmber and w. G. Brooks. The
former won at 14.2 balk, by "a score
OF 200 20 ~. Cumber's high runs
were two of 80 each, this being the
best showing Of the amateurs In
tournament play 10 date.
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