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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-11

My friend who was to- 90 to Alaska
wants me to sell hts fNo-aCrs chicken
ranch. near seattle, ON eiactric line: ali
cleared, In fruit gartlenV aud berries
house. farm, outbuiidineH. htlot OF chick
ems, COW, horse. all Iunnnno Worth
twice what he asks forf 80 $3.50 $50
down. IS per month nni balance, see my
friend Mr. suffer, the captain. steam
er Venus, Pier 6. beforei 10 al an.
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TOMORROW II the biz dhy Tor ma
FREE LAND ExcuRsIoN 70 Birming,
ham ON this side Sound Take big fast
turn at p, m NO TICKETS NEEDED
BIO OPENING OF 2.SoO ACRES in q.
acre tracts Get free maps-in G. ID i'm.
mans office In rinehi block Acres $50
up terms 10 cents a day fIiuy now or
never HtrWuf
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Contractors wanted 20 furnish plans
and estimates on store and hotel build
ing. also several cottages and bungalows
A $50 want man 60 take contract Of grad
ing street 900 feet 20 ferry iandinE and
dock on my new iownalte. PAhADfaE,
PARK. at NAVY YARD Plenty Of
work at good wages IN this vicinity.
can use 4 number ~ mechanics and La
b0rsrs on my property Sec my general
manager. Mr. Bennett. a. tho Hiilman
Navy Yard boats from ColmRn dock, ss-
attic.
Two young men 10 show and sell prop
erty; experience not necessary; honesty
and good appearance more essential Just
business ana guarantee you $3.50 per
month You can make from 1900 70 1900
per month You can learn the best buHi-
ness on earth. Take Renton Intsrurbau
70 EarHgton. Inquire for Mr. Hsnder-
son or Feet.
have more business than ! oaa han
die. and need a good man 20 fslp sell
our four and fiVc-acre tracts We are Just
putting on the market; huatlerf San cas-
nv make 5000 or 5000 per month All OK.
penaes will be paid BY us. and will be
permanent position. experiences n,4 neeos
aary Take Tacoma fnterurbaH to Pa.
eific CITY See Mr. Rice AZ office. Just
east Of station
want 70 men Al once 70 cut brush and
wood. $3.50 day Also Intelligent man
10 Fhow land, $3.50 month. Want one
salesman speaking ali Scandinavian Lam
euaRoH Fee Bennett at wharf at Brsm
erton today % 1T
GOOD downtewn star route for sale
short. pays well Red 30. before ..
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Sore. swesty, ~ smelling. cold, ciammy
and burning feet LearYs Com pound
removes the cause The powdered for
poulfices always best Liquid. plain Or
perfufned. where 81 la iuconvanieuf or
impossible 10 use the pouftice For sale
~ ali druggists and chemist shops IN
the world
LEAHY's Absorbent COMPOUND
CHEMICAL CO.,
aeattle. Waah. IL
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Young man living ~ home 90 learn
81 "A good position 10 the right one
caf Al 1899 Seventh av., city, between
ard q efrloek % m If
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Mr.. Stranger:

w. Mans 20 wafu pon against a..
sfFupaieuH realty dealers uha are woFi
tns 3 confidenre game 10 the eoIemHn ~
seattle nessEapsfs
Thsy advertise hiind. usins 10 firm
rama They are eshsnea % theif asu
reputation. Thsy plot ana plsn but 70
rob sgd riundsf
Ash any nan in Seattle abeus us ~
tks either fsile@ Then Fau'il knop
uhoso al 70 anAssr.
Ole MAMnpS a CO.
sis-sft.tts-sis Ns~ ruFs Block
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Strangers, Attention.

We respectfully ihvtia Yoa 70 eaii ana
see Us sliu4t fe4lfF We hanais 4fFeaEe
ffeu tte PET aefs o. fhtet We hfs
6s4aa oaffsfs Ter small ahd iafse tracts
~ ewes ths fuset saund reaaffg
81 fake WssAfEsfan. tust hafA fFofn
the shers ea Puget houna eeFfh -
eeuth " the city. on HainbfifHs istaad.
fhirksn ranehss atsfTm hess. safEsn iane
ia shn xAitsy hatwenn TsousmA Ama So
attfs. and iasxeA Ell land az cheap 40
uEAtDEH
Ws DO husinsss en ihs squars Refer
saees &atiaaai rank - eemnsfce.
ctfy
csii ana 49, us
Ot.E HANSON a CO
ftt.sikstssa ~ Nee fufa niatk.
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PERSONALS.
Osteopathy

On HOLT, OsTEOPATHfc PLY
aICfAH AND OPTOMETHfaT also using
electricity. vibration. light cure. dry and
steam baths Eyes treated. glasses fit
MENTg 800. Telephone Main 1851.
so7 Peoples Bank Bldg. Second aud
Pike.
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CONSULT samuei Culiyera R2a Bailey
b1tiding. about farme. fruit lands acre
age. etc. abId a-r1-
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Wanted

Everyone who registered for tho Flat
head, Occur d'Aiene and Spokane land
drawing TO call on uH at once, as We
have government land for all OF you In
one OF the finest valleys In tho West
Land h level and covered with heavy
sage brush and good supply OF water
Room !. Ne. ais Madison NJ.
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Don't be lonesome Interstate Intro.
ducing Society, only reliable natrffn JnfaI
agency, many wealthy members per-
sona1 Introduction Hours MORNINGS
70 evenings; Sunday included AuRust
paper. i0c Box 2tl Seattle Office ~
Fendome Hotel, 1915 First av
English instruction. coaching ia All
branches, including literature and toplrs
Of the day, BY experienced woman Ad
drsss L-50. Star office s0-it
Mrs Braun. midwife. ~ years ex-
peFienee. confinement home consuisa-
tioH ana examination free. 1916 Howell
81, Eastlaks car, Plat A.
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In telephoaed advertisements.
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GAO Acres Of
Fine Timber

% psr acre Thh 10 ea a sesa stream
n~ar f4dr safsf wse Seutnn. At tept
America haHk HidG --if-t
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zsA chickens one Jersey COW. five min
utea' Ralk 80 station Price $500, terms
Sc cash balance s. per month. See "
Gilrcn. valley city, wash. on Seattle
Tacoma ingcrnrban.
RAvENNA PARK DISTRICT.
se--flNE LEVEL LOTS. NO
FINE GARDEN LAND. CASH &keo
AND tste PER MONTH AFTER &C.
ToHER j. PRICE WILL ne taee.e0.
ELtsNORTH REALTY CO,
IAN NEW YORK BLOCK.
AWFUL CHEAP
Ny 70 acres. with s7t laying hens. four
sood gecse. cove ~ ducks. long green
pasture. running spring water; place is
cleared, on maoadamiEed road. Seattle
market, for only ttee-tto cash and %
4 month Take Ncnton interurban 60
Darlington. Inquire al Hansens new
store FOR owner
SPECIAL, 10 ACRES on lake ruin Of
trout prettiest spot on catthf only tf7k
terms t26 down, Sc month. all kinds
OF berries on this lana eieaA to cars
and school. See Hilman'a sagssmen in
the Iimes block, the largest land own
ers IN the state.
WAGES Use per month up to steady
mon to help me sell land See Rice OF
suffer on steamer Venus. before 10 a
IA. forenoons, a. ricf ff'F $3.50
NiN3NitN HtMh IHAtIS
Five ana ton acres ffnt rafden and
fruit land. only 10 miles Nom Ballard
tst. 90 per acre and up, terms 10 per cent
cash balance 81 90 per aete per month.
Eil.sWoRTH REALTY co.
5ash New York Bloch
HAR0AfN-9o acres PARTIALLY Inn
proved, chickens hnd raricns price ts0o
terms $50. SIC per month, FAKE steam
ct WILDLY. uaibraish Dock, 1at IL nom,
SO to Saratoga, seo Mfr Ma,ilp. owner
ALMOST GIVEN AWAY
Ny 10 acres. welt stocked three Dur
ham milk cows. horse ahdibuNEy. farm
ina implements, long sseen pasture. fBo
IoEhorn laying hens b0slneiefan harca
running spring water, riave located on
good county road Party rofnE east.
must sacrifice Price only sfsh TERM
s1s cash and $500 a month. Take Rem
ton lntcrurhnn to Eari4nEton. see owner
at Hhnscn'a store Tnif
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Five-arre tracts. s2bol good soil. we'll
locateds % down, 81 week Herbert +
Upper. echeucrman Block. iio Cherry ct
ees Mr.. johnson.
Ter Bale At HisertoB--One-half acre
land, thfes-rootu house. fruit trees. bcr-
rles OF all kinds. good water. rich soil
A bargain for 81 Geo. part cash. bgAnce
easy terms ESQ. care star --a-ie-x
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~ acres u srsana az onftsn station,
oh a "a norsi sefi on earth 1850
asst. hAlsnee : fsafs
yhts ised 10 in ths famous valley. iasi
sssen miles sesth - seattle city iinsits
ot.E HANNuN a CO
1fsstft.tfss Nsw Tors niech.
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Summit Acres

acres fine fruit and vegetable land
close 10 iafas city. school ard nsishhofs
naaf aeattis. on mainland fine View IN
rluding COW and chickens furniture and
ari must 60 for $500. $50 down and $50
per year on bal Asa salesman IN white
uniform on steamer Venus, rfsf q. foot
Of University Ct. before 10 a m.
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ssiftcAtion cannot be given
after IL o'clock daily.
BALLARD AGENCY - p. II.
Mullen. 6t0s Ballard av., OPP.
City Hall Phone. Ballard soe
MAIN OFFiCE--Seventh av..
between rnion and University.
Phones. Main 1859. Ind. tai.
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EnSlewood station ueeFgetewn
-a-to
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ApafwfHTnATnnh SALE
~ afdsr - reurt foF only ttTt .
ruoDu tNnEaieN sattnsa two k}nrsn from
street car and hieh sehcai. three large
As ttt cash ahd ~ meath rehs hens
taa ssfses car Of nrridsrtai ana TesieF
s*a M L@rssnAn. al res store
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A fiat % rouins. modern. suitable Tor
young ladies % gentlemen IN each
feomi fac per week each Permanent
hoard reasonable fhune l. ltfs, e#
West prayin " fsts
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Good downtown star route for sale;
short. pays well, Red 27o. before O.
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PILES Cure guaranteed without use
Wash -f-ia
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WAGES use per month up to steady
mon to help me sell land See Rice or
suffer on steamer Venus before 10 a
N. forenoons, a. r-ief s. ',er'- atef.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-10
PLAN PROFESSIONAL
MARATHON CONTESTS
Race for Championship of the State
Will Be Held at Fiesta Park
Next Saturday - Many
Entries Secured

A regulation Marathon race will be
held at the Fiesta park stadium next
Saturday for the professional cham
pionship of the state.
The entries will be open to all who
desire to compete, and from the num-
Der of athletes sending in their names
the promoters feel confident that the
race will equal any that has been held
in Southern California for some time
Lowe, winner of the recent Shriners'
Marathon race, which was held recent
~ in Los Angeles, will be among those
who will compete. There will be sew
eral northern and eastern contestants
entered. Among them is a Japanese
named Kitsue, from New York, who
desires to be the sole representative
from his country. and has issued a
challenge to any Los Angeles Japanese
runner to compete against him for any
part of $780, There is considerable In
terest manifested among the members
of the Los Angeles Japanese colony
over the challenge. They are thinking
of raising a suitable amount to send a
man against him.
San Pedro will send a large delega-
ton of runners up to enter in next
Saturdays race, and the winner of this
event will enter in the international
race, which will be held at the same
place July 4. Condy, another western
professional as well as Miller and
ReinWald, will be among the candi-
dates who will be on the tape at the
time the starter sends them away
from their mark.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-10
BATTLING NELSON
ARRIVES ON COAST
Dane Reiterates Statement That Fight
with Mcfarland Is OFF Until Sep
tember-WiI Appear
in Play

SAN FRANCISCO, May 9.-Battling
Nelson arrived last night from the east
to prepare for his 45-round fight with
Dick Hyland that takes place May 29
and is in for a lively argument with
Promoter Jimmy Coffroth when he
meets the latter this afternoon.
Nelson declares most emphatically
that when he announced his fight with
Packy Mcfarland for the 4th of July
was Cancelled he meant just what he
said. He -sfeyfs that Packy must wait
at least until September Coffroth ISM
going to agree to any such change in
his plans without a protest, and the
discussion will be worth listening to,
unless the pair go into executive ses-
sion to settle their troubles.
The Battler who Is to open at the
Valencia tonight in Sporting Life, -
taking the part by the way, of pugi-
list who has to suffer a knockout, was
whisked away to that theater A lit
tie coaxing and he permitted himself to
be introduced to the audience. Then
he registered at the Fairmont, where
he will be located for the next week.
Until his engagement at the Valen-
cha is ended, Nelson will remain at the
Fairmont, doing a little road work
every morning. Next week he will take
up his quarters at Colma and start in
hard training for the Hyland bout.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-10
SULLIVAN HERE
SECOND WEEK
JOHN |. WILL APPEAR AGAIN
THIS AFTERNOON
BARE KNUCKLE CHAMPION WILL
TREAD FooTLlGHTS
Requests for a View of Grand Old
Rinester by Fans Who Missed
Him Have Brought Return
Engagement

Whisper it in the quiet, remote corr
ners; cry it aloud along the Rialto;
breathe it in the ear of every true fol-
lower of the royal game of Swat; tell
it to your neighbor; the butcher, the
baker and the candlestick maker. John
L. Sullivan will arrive in town today
for his second appearance before the
footlights in Los Angeles and this aft
ernoon and evening will again tread the
boards at the Empire to be watched
and talked about by all those who hold
the memory of the rings grand old man
as a treasure.
After a weeks engagement at San
Diego the famous old ringmaster Will
face the local audience again in COM
pany with Jake Kilrain and his man
ager, the genial Frank Hall. John L. s
portly bulk will be found stationed
at the Alexandria lobby for another
sennight. The return engagement
was arranged following the demand Of
many of the admirers of Sullivan for
another appearance here. Although
crowded houses greeted John L. the
week he played. so many requests
poured in to bring him back that the
farewell week was billed.
So much has been plastered on the
sporting pages concerning the veteran
fighter and there are so many wise
OWlS YET llNlllS WIN ItIiiGliDbI lilcbb
sweltering day when sat by the ring
side and saw the fight between Kilrain
and Sullivan in Louisiana that it is
hardly safe to venture on a repetition
of descriptive laudations of the deep
voiced hero of the bare-knuckle days.
Whenever any mention of Sullivan
comes out in a sporting column there
are hundreds of grizzly bearded and
gray-haired fans who cock their heads
and remark in a casual manner that
they saw the great fight" going into
details of the match If all the fans
who by word of mouth admit that they
were among those present We're gath
cred in one grand reunion John L. Sui
livan himself would be amazed at the
size of the crowd he drew that after
noon and might be persuaded that he
was cheated by the box office.
The show in which Sullivan appears
will go on for a matinee this after
noon. After the week here Sullivan,
Kilrain and Hall will shake the kindly
dust of Los Angeles from their feet,
and it may be many a long day before
the now aged champion of former years
is seen here again.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-10
STATE LEAGUE

STOCKTON, May 9.-Stockton made
it five straight with San Francisco by
winning today's game. In the third
inning, six hits, an error and sacrifice
scored six men. San Francisco could
not hit Eagan at the right time. Score:
Stockton 8, hits 10, errors l.
San Francisco 2, hits g. errors 4.
Batteries-Eagan and Hackett; Gray
and Burke.
OAKLAND, May 9.-Oakland took
both games from San Jose today, win
ming in the morning, to 0, and in the
afternoon, II to 2. San Jose made seven
errors in the second game. Score first
game:
Oakland 3, hits 6, errors 2.
San Jose 0, hits 5, errors 2.
Batteries-Johnson and White; Miller
and Broadbent.
Second game:
Oakland IL, hits 8, errors 2.
San Jose O. hits 3, errors z.
Batteries-Moskiman and lie Brand I:
Logan and Smith.
FRESNO. May 9-Santa Cruz won
the odd game of the series from Fresno
today. Oscar Jones was in rare form
and the best the Tigers could do with
him was three hits. Score:
Santa Cruz 8, hits 10, errors 0.
Fresno 1, hits 3, errors 2.
Batteries-Schimpf and McDonough;
Jones and Conrad.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-10
REVOLVER HONORS
ARE WON BY WRIGHT
Wins Handicap Medal at Shoot Of
Los Angeles Club-Douelas Is
Awarded First in Pistol
Contest

The regular monthly medal shoot for
the Hoegee handicap revolver medal
and also the pistol medal took place
yesterday on the Bishop street range
by members of the Los Angeles Re-
Volver club.
In both contests some of the shoot
ers were bothered by poor ammuni-
ton, the scores of a number of the
shooters being conspicuous by their
scarcity of tens. c. w. Linder's score
was unusually low owing to this cause.
He remarked that if he had some first
class ammunition he would have made
all tens. This amused Jim Holcomb
considerably.
In the pistol contest several of the
shots went wide, reducing some of the
scores considerably
In the revolver contest Will A.
Wright won the handicap medal with
a score of 265, his handicap of twenty
one points bringing his total up to 2S6.
Wright used his 20 caliber handmade
revolver.
The pistol medal was taken by A. B.
Douglas with a score of 270 out of a
possible 300.
Next Sunday a telegraph match is
booked between the Colonial Revolver
club of st. Louis and the Los Angeles
club, each club shooting on it's own
range. The conditions will be five men
on side, fifty shots per man, ten shots
on target at fifty yards on the stand
ard American target.
At the annual meeting of the club
held last Friday evening the following
officers were elected: President, H. d.
Thaxter; vice president, DIR. l.. M.
Packard; secretary, I. c. Douglas;
treasurer A. B. Douglas; range master,
Will A. Wright.
r1II1
terday in the medal contests:
REVOLVER HANDICAP MEDAL SHOOT
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-10
BEAlL is BATTING
SENSATION OF YEAR

Right Fielder BeaH of the Los Angeles
Coast league team has made a batting
record in the series with Sacramento in
the last week that. probably will stand
for many a day as record perform
ance. When he first Joined the team
his hitting was nothing above the Ordi-
nary, but as soon as he grew accus-
toned to the changed conditions after
his quick journey from the atmosphere
in which the Chicago White SOx have
been playing, he began to reach the ball.
In the last eight games, including the
final Monday game with Vernon, Beall
has made a total of eighteen hits out Of
thirty-One appearances at the plate. OF
these hits six were doubles and two were
home runs. This includes yesterdays
two games. His batting average to date
therefore stands at the startling figure
of .58I for the eight contests. Those
who watched the increase in hitting of
the eastern marvel closely say he is the
greatest hitting phenomenon who has
ever been seen on the western slopes.
Cravath's hitting was a seasons wonder,
but impartial fans believe this tall quiet
Chicagoan is a better hitter than ever
the sensational Outfielder who displaced
Beau among Comiskey's braves. In
fielding, a doubtful error yesterday
morning spoiled, clean sheet for the
series. Beall stumbled and fell while
after high fly, and it is probably I'M
Just to give an error, but the one slip
was charged against him. A few more
such men, Henry Berry, and it will be
all over in the pennant race but the
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-10
VERNON BREAKS
EVEN WITH OAKS
HOGANS WIN IN MORNING AND
VAN IN AFTERNOON
SECOND GAME is FASTEST CON-
TEST OF SERIES
Bridges Is Easy for southerners in
First Session, but Wigs Proves
Puzzle and Takes Revenge
for Early Defeat

Especial TO The Herald.l


SAN FRANCISCO May 9.-Oakland
broke even with Vernon today. In the
forenoon the Hoganites made such an
early getaway in the opeing inning,
when the fairly smothered Bridges,
that they could not be caught, the
game winding up to 1 in their favor.
In the afternoon it was different
story. Wigs had Vernon at his mercy,
beating them to 0, allowing just one
hit, long single to right that Martinke
secured. Only one of the southerners
reached second base. The afternoon
game was by far the best of the series,
with more snappiness than has been
exhibited since last Tuesday. Van Hal
tren worked one run across in the first
inning on a base on balls, a sacrifice
and a wild throw to first by Eagan.
And that was the way the score stood
up to the last of the eighth. In the
eighth, with two out w. Hogan was
safe on Haleys tumble. He stole sec
ond and scored on Carrolps single to
left. Carroll went to second, when d.
Lewis let the ball go past him, and
with Christian, who walked and stole,
scored when Lalonge put a hard one
almost out of reach beyond third.
Bridges caused all the trouble in the
forenoon and Vernon secured its four
runs in a bunch in the first inning
Haley singled ind Brashear hit for two
bases, scoring Haley. A single by
Caffyn put Brashear around the bases
and Martinke with a triple sent Caffyn
home. Then Eagan squeezed in the
German. The score: