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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-22

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.,v cloudy to-day and Saturday light to moderate
.o,,thvest winds. becoming variable
~ us.,s-r New York partly cloudy to-day and Sat
70 90, nr,bably rain in extreme northern portion;
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Notice, Of marriages and deaths must be Endorsed
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assisted by the Rev J. Preston
SSrTI n d and the Rev. Frederick P. Young.
SsIarancs daughter Of the late Rev William Brown
r. Toc-hess TO Frank Douglas Phinney. NJ. D.. OF
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-, o,ac;,, Record-The following official record
-. leather bureau shows the changes In the tenn
i ,a ,or The last twenty-four hours in comparison
p Pc +he corresponding date OF last year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-18
BEANS MADE HIM CHAMP,
SAYS JOHN |. SULLIVAN

These prslimlnaries VIII be par
donod / hope Tor I viii hereafter
cut oat the poains and settle down
ta short arm 1eita with tnr pen cue
% ms REASONS Tor handing cat writ.
inK Il GO draw puhiir Alteration 90
a plan which ] have been trNluS 60
get going FOR a long time. This is
"a reunion ~ thH nuilvan Family ~
that g. an the SaiiiVauh. You neaf
20 reunions - the Brown family.
90 the jones family. % the smith
family and So forth hst what tribe
can show $50 like che sullivan fam
snIus@a- Ar~ L-aien.
There are enough % ua suiiivans
60 repel an army and were always
rrsdF-=or the SutliNann could 50 up
and take Canada without aektnA
help from any other frat family
There are Nuiiiyana enough 60 Ni
every position yua MAY nain" tio
yea want hrawnf Lock e. the sulli-
van On nusaun. Who IL feet "a
inches tall. working a. louEnhnrr
u4au Tor $50 daN. DO Nu1 want
hrafnF Look al another SusitNan im
Hlafnn 8 feet inches short wefh
INK a. president of a railroad AZ
vans of ats grades im betWeen these
two samples aud { hope some daf
10 see the family reunited--if there
= any place bis enough 60 bold us
All
Let all the saiiivmnW take hold
aud haip Ehts Thtug along pro
pose that q society be formed under
me name ~ the AEnataa mated Nstti-
vans n this - dome ~ can con
troll eV~ryfhimg " che iand We arc
certainly the balance - ruwaF, ia
love tu Join such n family reunion
and TIL make a side Bet that when
"a - pullad Off tha whole cuuntrf
wilf slt 10 and take notice. AZ fof
the sullivan women. they arc TIE
prefsiea8. the witftsst % any, ana
ihsg raise families large enough
ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-18

aa regards eating and drinking
especially drinking
J made the promise and stuck 60
Fhs tFaininA vas 40 suff az
Patsy could make o. and there
wasn't anF drinking 90 y a. AT
% philadelphia { vas a. ~ A. .
nadle and nomintck McCaffrey
might yell have feii q little weak
around the knees az tho proapeci
that was before him But 20 give
him credit ! thlnk 30 vas az eager
fnr battle a. I waa=auf I vas sim
piY cr@zy o. ast him within com
Portable rims and before an large a
crpwd a. hs had when he made bis
original def
The aiaht the battle was schsf
Med for there was a mob ~ sports
snfhrreh tn little. old Philadelphia
20 see a. n John = Rock efsller
or Fierpnnt Morgan 90 any other
Eregsr who owns all the money
had dump@d a cartinad - gold iu
frout - me ss an indHcemsnt O.
have me call she fiRht III "a have
sivcu him the Laugh There wasn't
money enough IN ihs mint ~ have
got me 20 isi Dominltk of even 70
10 hal wanted % duck the meeting.
which he didn't
Bot just a. ws wore about 20
start TIE ball Koins ~ camo a flock
et police and they declared ~.
have knock 81 mr down wits 3
feather. Al my hard training had
some for nuthing. and there was
Nemiuirh within arms reach. ami
theY wouldn't ist me aho~ him %
Ril the thousands wha had looked
iorSard 90 that battle, vas the
ha~ much liquor ! used In drown
ina mg sorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-18
STORY OF GREAT RING BATTLE
BY JOHN |. SULLIVAN

% today n hung from tho ceiling
~ long Fope. and 40 " was not AZ
hKht az she modern bas itr rHfafu
las murh slower You could hta if
terrific biass repeatedly without
iosins tho swiHs
start rer sr~ss.
Well that vas about my daily
pFus gram Tor nine weeks. and then
!! US SettinE cless 90 tie iay "
1uiY niiiy Muidoou and ! pulled
stakes from Belfast and nst cut fqr
Nsw Orleans. We took a htE cAsk ~
the water ] naA ba~n drinking vita
srs sas 's ,s al nss ME ,sss s,' al
the time on the train and aftsf
sc bad arrived 10 Nee Orleans ana
while 80 we're in niehhmfs ! hrank
The water lad bsHn dftnkinE In
Belfast
these fellows who aFe flxhtiug 90.
tay have % idea ~ What we bad 60
e. thfumsh iu order 90 held e fmtil
kFufY sheriff was on the iaak
uut for uH. ana ths miiitia al two
states Nuuld have ramuan on our
trail ~ thaY haa known the ipeaF
tion - the BATTLE Kraund-
Nau 49,. the startinE peint fpr the
fighting place was New Orleans
Nearly eFNrr bod % ness whe saat-
IS O. see the mill gathered there
state authorities ~ Louisiana
Thought that 80 acre aaiuE 60
fight To- that state ard Nr hal some
trouble n gsttinE away from them
Leave % Special rraia.
bud Remand uaa engineering the
special train scheme and was master
~ rerum pnlaa Hn waR a good friend
~ the aftpBnaF general - the state.
80 Bad went - BIN ard told hIm
Lock here. ~ arr not saine o
Louisiana. and ! givs you my word
maj settled Il aa far a. Louisiana
people were concerned. bus new ne
had she Mississippi authorities 90
look out for. and II saa q felony 10
bold a. prize naht Va that state
train Hke the enc that puffad out
~ New Orleans that morning with
kiifain ard myself aboard. Each
% uw had q special car 90 ourselves
and eur immstists party. There
we're empty mail cars 90 40 could
work while on the way ga TIE
rest - the train was damned 80 tie
doors The roof was black With PEG
pie and most ~ them rode free ~
waH hard ard dangerous 90 get 40
there 10 them and theF refused 20
come down and pay their fares
them hy shooting pistols past the
edge ~ the car but y ana not work
We wore nearly held ~ What
might have been a serious accident
enc of Kiirain's men fell out - an
open door u his car and % vas q
stopped the train ana went bacs
after him. lie was not hurt except
fnf a few bruises
Ito be Continusd)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-18
JOHN |. SULLIVAN A GREAT
PRIZE Ring FIGHTER
JAKE KIIRAIN
JAKE KILRAlN.

Sutlivan'H handlers were pouring
water over him aud placing ann
monia Go hia nose. and witch much
trouble brought him ABOUND Whom
Dee dtd come tu. hp looked up al
Jack MrAuliffc. who was tanning
him with towel aud. after opening
hts ewes half way. or as Gar uH be
couii said in hts deep rumhliug
Nulcr.
s,ay am ncked7 nld that youns
follow go ttf'
McAuIiffa snFrowfuliy admitted
that that was the case John tid nat
say more until Curhgtt CAME over
and shook hands with hint THEN
John Ent up. took turbottH hand
and spoke tn the crowd
-Nuutlrmrn said che champion.
a am ontN Eiad that the champion
ship has been won by an American.
iiou-~ Chevv~ "Champ."
NO speech drought down the
house. Hood covered sullivan every
whore and he WAS dire picture
OF the fan 81 tht great
While the referee Bad hnnn count
ing the fatal SECONDS sullivan moved.
rolled over and gat uu enc knee
aud o~sayrd 90 rise, while corhgtt
advanced Co punch him MOTE should
hu succeed Hut DC was useless The
great bulk % what had been cham
plan feeied amt wunt down aaalu.
aud the ten and nut of the referee
told that the battle was over
mere pftiahla sight than was the oN
champion has seldom been seen CO.
the prise ring
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-18
s A. c. SWIMMERS
HOLD A CARNIVAL

Physical Director Tom MeDoua Us
anphfbianH diaported themselves ~
fh0 tank ~ the aeatf4e Athletic club
last night ard several exciting con-
fssts we're Witnessed.
The relay race between the Z ~
O. A swimmers au8 team repre-.
aentfuz the 81 A. q furnished a hot
stFugEis the club boys winning
handiIy.
Twenty five yards. breast stroke -
won hv Hnrt McDnrmott. buhamel
second. seoviile third
Twenty five yard dash. juvenile
Won 81 McDermott. uuhamel gee
ond HOrwitz third Time-is see
onds
Twenty Vineyard dash. juniors
won by fIi8erx. Courtney second.
roFan third Time-lf seconds.
Fiffy yards juniors Won by PIE
berg. Courtney second. F0rau Third.
Time--33 seconds.
Twenty -five-yard dash. paper
weighfmWou ~ Dierce. STREET Hec-
ond. Walker third Time 10 seconds.
Twenty Vineyard breast stroke.
paperWeight--W Won ~ Atirrett Green
second. walker third fime-lt
seconds.
Under water for distance -lior-
witt and Rateilffe tied for first s5
feet STREET second or third as you
choose.
plunge for distance McDermott
and Hall tied for first. ~ feet g
inches. Radcliffe third
obsfacie race Won ~ Piaakitt.
johnson second. McDermott third.
Thine seconds
obssarfe race. juvenile Won hy
Horwltz. Uuhamei second. scoVllie
third Time-e5 seconds.
Creased pole Won by Gray.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-18
ALTHOt GH oNCE a RRtCkItNER.
rHE MIgnTN ONE NEVER
Throws THEM.

F4f De 81 trNfm me TO huHt ~
never learned the art Aithoush q
hrtcktANeF tn early NE newer
practlced throwing them. ! aiii oWn
up % having bad a punch that was
greatly admired. bat the hammei.
not for yours truly So while ! may
tell some raw truths ~ men and
aAsnEa ia this limited huut with dt-
erAture. theFe will be nothing set
down In malice. ne foul hitting for
John l. never faur-3iush0d Ia AT hia
crowded career.
/ realize that Americans who are
much IN the public eye eve n 90
pnstsTity o. set good example for
those who tuok uu 10 us Ny ola
town % Bpston brides hersglf on
s4attlng the manners for thn rest -
ths country 60 copy and ! owe that
city and its people 50 mueh that I
fwhsatave been called her most
fliustrtous snu1 Wiii pay part ~ it
by behaving myself ~ print
I have in me ths real Hoatuusau
Pride ia mV city HeF streets ma
be narrow but her people are
broad III ii the greatest cnftsrtluu
% stand -patfers In ghe country.
n~an- Ser Hana-
On a Boston bean Stet I hecs uas
the heavYweiGht champion % the
world mfxhtiwsf human Tight
Ing machine that had appeared up
60 nsY aaY o. waa the BOSTON bean.
well baked that save me courage
20 fight everybody with white
skin who wanted chance Had
stuck einsar 90 the bean and eat cut
some other things that begin with
n I'd never have got mine from
q spyinter. The bean IS nutritious
auf cheap two things which recon
nerd q 60 as Yankees
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-18

~ greatest fight shf
Well 70 a man who has been
through aa many BATTLES under az
manY diffsrent conditions as ! have.
thst tS rather hard matter 90 De-
eide
Some I wore down and beat mntii
their seconds thfew up the sponge
SOME stood q wsil enough and gave
back enough % earn draw and
only one mar beat ms he beat me
teeau 1 vas not IL condition and
because ho would not stand 40 %
Bat my greatest fiuhtf charley
Mitchell fought ms well % draw.
gr~ai 60 whiis i lasted jim csr.
neft beat me we're me duwn. but
Pc never saw the daY he could hurt
Hs- Greatest Ft3ht
Hut I think the Krrata@t rNht -
iNchhafx Mlss. phsn beat Jake
Ktlrntn IN Is ruuuHs Use battle
was fought on fnir 9. tsse
kilNalm ga nnt stand up ana
fiEhf Ike Mitchell aud Ryan. bat
ths lenGth - the flEht ard ere con::
slant wrestling made " a hard hard
battle 50 ! viii take up this 80
the greatest fight % mV career
After the match With kiirain vas
made. and aumap weeks ahead % ths
as,s set ! sent Into igssining AZ
ms training partner MaYnr You
would iihs a. knuw aomefhinE about
our traiutuN methods % those Sc "a.
When ee got into ths rautina ~
training ! generally got up about
o'eipek 10 the noFniug did iit-
tie light wnrk such a. ratiathrnirm.
aad thea had breakfast breakfast
was generally a couple ~ chops Or
sgnethinR IKE inat and enough side
dishes TO make u quite little meal.
Then I sat around amd read thu pa
psrs until about no o'clock % Jet ny
breakfast digest
We Tral.- Hard.
Abuut 10 10 o'clock Z took 20 the
read under heavy sweaters and aid
sis miles out and sin miles back,
% get q naau down 90 weight and
harden Ma muscles Run about 100
yards and walk about 100. or vary
the distances When 7 gUt back 20
'hs training camp theg slpsd me
perfectly arr u Precipitation and
gave me q good rub Thsu I was
wrapped ia heavy blank sts until the
PRECIPITATION hFwRm 60 flow freely
again. Then another rub and a iiEht
bath ard { vas ready for dtnn0r ~
thia time q was 2 o'clock ! always
ate nearly everything 7 wanted. ~
course. Earring pastry and heavy
sweet things Uut roast meats u al
kinds chicken and vegetables. with
a couple ~ bottles % ale formed my
dinners
After two hours rest I gen
orally took a swim and the Rymuas
Hium work That consisted - box
inT and punching The medicine bali
with some cnifatheuica aud rope skip
ping The bail Ne used 90 use was
much different from the striking bag
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-18
Ex-CHAMP TELLS LITTLE
STORY 90 HIs HING CAHKER
FOH sTAa READERS.
M JonN q. SULLIVAN.


one % the hardest turns az train b
lng I ever ala was Tor q fight that
never came off got ready 20
make q demonstration on the make
40 % Dominick McCaffrey. aud
never made it ~ Is quite r. story
To begin wtth. McCaffreY was
matched 60 fight Jake kilrain be-
fore the swell Cribh club % Boston
kiirain appeared 60 carry out hia
part Of the contract but for some
reason McCaffreY didn't show up.
the head man ~ the Crib club. a
Mr Appillonto. ! thiHk II wna. an.
nouucsd 10 the members Of the club
that never would McCaffroy be al
lowed inside the dUurH 81 the place
because 81 bis failure 10 come 20 the
scratch.
To those who never heard OF this
cribb club of Boston. ! may say that
~ was made up 81 the biue-bi0ods
and hid-RinVe element uf Boston.
only members were allowed 90 at
tend lie affairs. one black ball could
bar any candidate for nemb ership.
and only men whose people came
over in the first cabin Of the May
flower need apply The fighters. of
course. whose folks came over IN
the Cephmtonia. were hired for their
occasions. There was another crib
club In Boston later on. bat that was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-18
ROLLER AND HAGEN MAY
HOOK UP after ALL

Rollers original def was that be
would make Hagen a present 81 1859
IN he could stay six rounds. When
Hagen and she doctor talked over
fnattera yesterday Or. Roller said
be did not kunw whether the money
was atfIi posted
u a. And there g. no real reason
for allowing afrHEiNwfn 60 be
Grabbed by more NquahhilnE
James W Morrison yesterday an
unuuced that lie would like tu match
fla zen and Roller for "A tn-rouud ~
at Pleasant Hrach. Hagen says this
would Eutt him. The fustch a.
Pleasant Reach b. accepted ~ far as
T am concerned " SAYS Hagen.
How about o. pncf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-18
TRAINED FOR A Fight
THAT never TOOK PLACE

n different kind OF a club. and any
body could get into Us affairs " he
Rad the price at the door.
Well after the failure 60 meet
Ktiraln McCaffrey fought Pete Me.
Coy IN the old Windsor theatre in
iioston The bout wasn't decision,
and was In McCoys corner and
told Domlnirk what thought 81
him Tie declared that hs could not
only walipp Mccoy but be could Itch
me lie added some things ~ oFdH
which. All the world over. mean
fight
~ that time only the boldost kind
of mon used the kind 81 language
on me that McCaffreY did. and az
be made his boasts before quite a
crowd ~ folks. I made up mW mind
90 make him eat his words
match was made. and we were
20 meet IN Philadelphia I went 20
Patsy sheppard. VI Boston, ana told
him 7 wanted him 10 train tno for
the work on the hide Of tha bold
and b0aHtful Dominirh
TN train you upon ore fondi4
tian," said Patsy. "and that ia thai
y0u1l DO absolutely what ! tell you
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-18

Perforated steel cone Height. So
inchea Has sKs-inCh base. with
turned up flanEe to catch any
crumbs that may drop This keeps
stove clean and keeps out bad odnra
II IL the mast perfect tnastcr made
specially adapted for Gas aud GaHn.
line stoves. Also fine on coal aud
wood stoves aud ranges. Tnhata four
slices % bread az once Has holder
on each 90 hold pieces firmly Has
az top for making coffee. psaching.
boiling or frying eggH or other light
cooking while toHatinR This saves
fuel a. you only need one burner
for all this work
This ia one 90 the most useful ar
tlclaa % the culinary depa rtment
No more burnt or half TOASTED bread
with these. n only costs you gee to
make tuHHting pleasure.
The Wilson tnaater distributes an
equal amount ~ heat on each side
and on each slice. IN you love your
wife. buy her "Gcnuine Wilson
TnnHtcr." You men want every con
vcutanCe and economy IN your bust
ness. lia just and help your better
half 20 save her strength and 60 cut
down household expenses. by using
one OF these up-to-datc Kitchen CON
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Come IN and soc one IN operation.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-18
CA.rte- srsnaev .aa nnly Bri-ess
Arc Expected 60 Fursi.h
Hot ~psrt.

when Charles Granger and Biliy
Rriar8e step into she ring 81 thF
sEuoks - which viii be given b. the
Warrington Athletic club on the
nsEht 81 Fehruary -. n will be 4 -
worth white. according TO the back
ers % EACH TAD The boys Wiii clash
81 las pounds. and a. each u pos
sesa@d ef a likely whip 81 - thought
that there Will be no sttilinN and
fofa 81 that thua -thnd business
Ivan brown and Atvtu Adams are
billed 10 don the gloves at i2u
sounds. and 81 Steele and hed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-18
FAST BOUTS ARE BILLED
FOR The W. A. c. SMOKER

Schrfer wlli try Ga make each other
quit 81 us pounds.
Rnnlta Hagen and std Nurks think
they have q on Harh either and tha5
will ~ given an opportunity % dstu-
wmsfrate These youthful HiuN9era
atlf climb through the ropes ~ iaa
pounds
Representing the hsaulea viii Be
D. Wilson ard Howard tMha. Zach
will 90 on az iSe pounds and the
fur should fly
Besides the boxing. Q single Nrast
ling event u booked - T. Corey spd
X BMMlettM have been assigned 10
slam each other on the mat The
boys will 80 20 n - 100 pounds
TIE card looks good ON paper and
the management tnslata that the
real thing witi look much better
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-18

Or H. ~ Roller and Edward
Hagen. the local police pAtruimau.
probably sill hook up To settle their
difference after ais.
Hagen met tire doctor yesterday
afternoon and ia q very short time
fmform@n him that hc would Hight
SAY ald time and "a any old place.
~ first insist "a that / would net
fight earlier thau March ii. said
Ha0aa - Thought 10 would take
me until that fime % get into good
ahape But since Roller and hts
rsaraxer have huifdoEed me ! viii
tax nim "a ANY time which suits
hing Roller first insisted on March
Z - the date ~ 0uf meeting That
aults me perfectly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-18
Cake-Walk Tonight

Drcamland's Special Feature this
week la 500 Prize Cake Walk. IN
which the cream Of the colored 900
will participate. This novel affair
wil take place tonight At Dream.
land Dancing Pavilion in coniunc.
ton with their regular. popular
dance Admission tonight CSC. tn
Guiding five dance tiekets Ladies'
free zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-18

ON walking down Second nv. you
once saw a Wlnking Eye In a show
window
That same Wlnking Eye is now
AZ Room 32s Peoples Savings Bank
Building Also you will find there
your optlcian. A. q. Wetzei.
Oph ID.
Glasses correctly fitted by mod.
ern methods No trifling with
your eyes, but satisfactory atten.
tlon from an eyesight specialist.
1913 Peoples Bank Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-18
SPORTING NOTES
FROM EVERYWHERE

~ l. CIiappy Jaok'D OHrlan was
Yesterday alettad captain Of tho
state university 1908 crew. 90 auc-
peod pok Lowry. who VIII mol roe
turn 90 college this HemeHtor phflen
has been member 81 tho crew for
two years and hiH election IL % pop
uihf one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-18
FORMER ENENN WRITES srouN
AaoVT rnE EN-Cn AMeloN
NOW ~ SENTft.E.
IN IAhr kltmAIN.

nk INkE kitNAtN,
tInkc httfata. former bitter
racras Ut the WtWhfs Joha T.,
haa present -siaN frtead and part
aer. blow tate the uffiee of the
npsrtinu editor Tits morntuE q"
eait his paHe. Jake fhiaks 1ohn
a. was q great ttahtrrA
Fer more than iu years John T.
sullivan held she title and never
shirkcd a hlg fight uis rims carcrr
began in 1850. Aud 70 was on sept
7, 1883. that h" was whipped hN
Jlm C0rhetL
1 ahail never forget the spectacle
which followed That mrmorahlr
fiCht When the fatal ~ seconds
had been counted over tho fallen
rims IDOL Prot Mike Donovan, ot
the New York Athletic club and
w A. Hrady. Carhctta manager.
apranE ca thc stage and fluuN their
arms around tho young man who
was now champion puEitiat ~ thc
world aud rho winner 90 $4,000 lu
purse and stake. as well AZ rvpu-
tation that would turn perhaps zen
times that amount lnto hta cNr
eheQmef Carhett returned their aa b.
lutte with "a hearty embrace. while
the tears wclieA up into hla ewes.
Others Jumped up Go the clever
pukilist and hUWsed him.
~Am Ilckeaf"
while thia hugsiug was g0ing on.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-18

BUTTE. Mont. Feb Is 81
= a. P-J A Reynolds today 4
4 is champion Marathon roller +,
= skater 81 America. Reynolds 4,
> won the first long distance (,
e roller skating race ever held I
. In the United States last 4
. night His time was hour {,
. Is minutes. 8 IS seconds.
. Reynolds defeated eight OBJ I
= poneuts. among them roller I
= champions from the Pacific 4
= coast and the middle states
Three thousand spectators
. Witnessed the race.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-18

COOL. the long distance runner ~
the Washington Marathon race 20 Pc
run next Monday afternoon " the
management viii allow ~ top)i
learned a. run long distances while
in Alaska lie a. said 10 be- e tire
less runner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-18

Davis ana ODonneu. the local
huwlerH piled up o. score 81 .0tp
in the harness events go Now West o.
miuatnr. ~ o. ihHt night thElng
first place from the neid THE Brit
onH took the rivn-mau event. how O.
ever. by the acant margin OF 10 pins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-18
WHEN PRINT sLURs

Irritable temper and general dis.
comfort results We positively cure
this condition with our specially
ground giasHoa. achuchard Optical
Co, Eye Specialists. 1901 Second
av.. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-18

The annual yacht race between the
Gweudotyu ~ and the Acquiiln VIII
start from West Seattle ~ 3 o'clock
Saturday afternoon The distance
will approximate tg0 milaH