The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 15, 1904, Page 2

19 THe SKAPPL STAR—SATURDAY, OCT. 15, 1904 nena CARACOLILLO COFFEE A 36c Quality Pound 2Ac Pound Sf ATURD. Not by standing still, ‘s y re ech “to play at th os + gel ari * a WAI ING FOR WHISTLE — : r ’ . . wealth, But the winning as | T | haw morrow, has ; important ax th me. there | Rusia ( The game calles | . fore you will fix \ } & great help In seouring & COMPS | GAME THIS AFTERNOON BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND ORE « | tence | | GON PROMISES TO BE ONE OF THE BEST OF SEASON | THAT GOLF TOURNAMENT The Union Pays 4 PER CENT in: PRILATIELPHIA, 0 } -_———- ' A un worth, | The University of Wast Kk a it be hick omi-fina | wan ; Tt Bebe and the Oregon Agri ture t af rt “ a a James D. Hoss M) witi battle for honors on t Jack p and , | . — = om ‘pb M ‘ UNION SAVINGS & TRUST CO. or & (ie Madioon pant and ! nford a TEA AND COFFEE CO. this afternoon. fu mation | him t , \ tt tb 21 SECOn 112 CHERRY STREET oo the “O* bas. th ov , 921 SECOND AVENUE Beattle agents Bank of Cape Nome, |), ae hel - + , » | Near Ma treet Nome, Alaska. : ane of oe ' to ten ya Fe... Oregon squad, with it's coact ma sl eoeKT TO Last voter arrived in the a Wa . | & ay, head " a ay KA ! ' a : , son Manage } midd ght champ Hunt veh Jew . and ought to p ain ' hampton $20.00. Specials The Or nington, fought 20 round ee ton a hard rub at th ast nigh « like Bixby's Satie & tT ¥ winning by ant a) at mone ular 10 me, tonite gon has . by, ' HOUGHTON & Curked Hair Bust ote wage HUNTER tonight A Frightened M JEWELERS. Ladies’ 26-inch Umt a 704 First Avenue, Seattle. rod and tra ee ‘ Ses 4 | - ND SHOWING COLUMBIA {EN HOW TO BREAK UF | PRFERENCI yy RR jthis afternoon, W uy of both teams Tes Pashtoon $8.00 vale | made up to a great ex Washington Pe Oregon | ote } material, and it remains to be seen | Bagshaw Left Stiewer OK AND CAPTAIN " nag aes whether thie ye line-up Palen Lett tw Rowers : Pak Chiffon Hat Dre to hold own with th Babcock Left guard Dunlap | “ rie “nl COLUMBIA'S INTRRFER APTER BALL HAS BREN SNAPPED. | crans south gaworth. Right guard... Bundy pak end re re ieee seo te CUTLERY Dode Brinker will again play at | Ratlsbach..Right tack Abrams 0. GUY, In enue and Yesler }quarter, whege he is dishing up the 3 va 5 Right end for ribbon, toniaht..2Se ff} g00de in fint shape. MecKimon Left half ; These phot rashes chev ainly the “beefy” candidates trying for the Columbia cleven, which is to EVERY BLADE WARRANTED Children's Fine Ribbed Hose Dean and Sigsworth. who were in Right half regular value, tonight 160 | jured in last Saturday's game, are| McElmon....F ack... F Pretty Cambr j; Row recovered sufficiently to en-| Brinker... .Quarterba Boys’ Golf Caps, 2 1 Moskiman and Byrne, Umpire walue, tonight BRINGS $83,500) scar Bf-ineh All Linen Russian aah oz » ~ g. ite values, tonight RAIN IN TACOM inithce aa Te NEW YORK, Oct. 15.—The racing oe Ben's Viet Kid Shoes, plain stable of William C. Whitney,| CLEVELAND WINS SERIES Hobe last, $2.5¢ vaioe, tonight §) which bas been conducted this year | PITTSBURG. Oct. } By wie- | . 85 funder the colors of H. B. Duryea, | ning yeaterday’s game Cleveland Ladies’ Kid Shoes. | was sold Bt Morris Park yesterday. |took the post-season series from Reavy soles, neat Imete. $1.75 §/ Artful, winner of the Futurity, and | Pittsburg Five gumes were played, | value. ight $1.35 f) Tanya, who won $54,000, were|two were tied and of the other 7 Ail Sil Tattete 9) bought im by Harry Payne Whit-| three Cleveland captered wwo. To- | fe fl ney, who paid $10,000 for the for-| day's game w fine contest up| | mer and $7,000 for the latter | to the seventh inning. Attendance, Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney | 3.600. Score bought Heart's Desire, bay filley by | rue mburg-Admiration, for $4,000. | Pittsburg ............1 2 r-old, by Médiey- | ¢ 4 wu ’ * purchased by Flaherty and Robert $5,600 dria } alle and Phelps; Hees and emis oon) ; | ley Burtey Sidney Paget fi was bought by J. Joyner for Bieftan went to H. B. Duryea for | . an H. P. Whitney paid $4,000 | for Princess Rupert. Prince Ham burg went to J. B. Weidner for *, TONIC PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. WRECKED Standing of the Clubs. NEED NOT BE A BAD TASTING Wen. Lest MEDICINE IF YOU GO TO YOUR | oy .ome aa, Te PHYSICIAN AND ASK HIS CAN-! gi. | ** DIDOPINION REGARDING BEER. | OO" oo GOOD BEER TONES UP THE| 10" Angeles . CAPTAIN AND THREE OF CREW DROWNED— THREE OTHERS -s a se OF CREW ESCAPED SYSTEM AND SATIsFrEs —|Qekland > 2 = THATS THE REASON FOR THE) Poiana 26 te dat POPULARITY OF ‘ : (By Berippe News Ane e gt kiticcin oe a PROVINCETOWN, Oct. 15.—The Moskiman carried off the honors in |achooner Elwood Bur yesterday's game. He had the lo- | cals shut out up to the eighth ia- | wrecked at the outer bar last night ning and got good support. The | Capt. Williame and threg of the fielding of the home team was off | crew were lost. Three other mem color. Score bers of the crew drifted ashore on RECOMMENDED BY puHyst- | Frisco 6009000601 O-1 the wreckag CIANS AND PEOPLE WHO 2 DOZEN HALF PINT BOTTLES, DELIVERED, 900, ~ | | Dali ME | COACHES WILL HAVE TO WORK HARD TO BRACE UP THE K pas c EN FORWARDS IF PRINCETON IS TO RANK WITH OTHERS Known the world over, are the only OF THE BIG FOUR dentists in Seattle having the late ee botanical PD ¥ to apply to the gums for EXTRACTING, FILL- ING’ and CROWNING | TER PRINCETON, Oct. 14.—In both ¢ WITHOUT PAIN, « iaranteed he gan os was a itera 9 = i a Foulke and King have il] j = wT | * the Prince week as the half " < py <3er for TEN YEARS dit ian maid sated ineiadl Foulke has not failed | ea = Cu on defense. From tackle to tackle # neason to gain his dis. | ha C the team has been playing listle ¢, and his brilliant runs in the i Mating BP Repeatedly, Dickinson x of the Georgetown game |} + wht the people in the grand tande to thelr feet AcCormick, the freshman, has | es througt enter trio both tack! r¢ w he cq he substituted the rub hown rare qualities at full, and as ¢ c c - - : Free Sl pases pemeriaeend a0 x8) | 5 punter and line bucker has no| Houses sold on $6.00, $8.00, $10.00, $f2.00, $16.00 per month. Lots $35.00, $50.00, $100. Terms $3.00 per month, City water on 1,00 better than the first chotce men oque ery "tdi i jens "EET Be After Wednesday's game Coaches | _ The only redeeming feature that } every lot. You can’t dig a well for that price. Gold Crowns $3.00 to $6.00 iio}t and DeWitt went to work with | Princeton showed was the asatat- | wy Wo ean $3.00 to 4 h vim and vengeance that the | * ” penne sy runner. Time F piintaeta itr. sea imarred van | aoe aa eh teh Sak ree Barbeque Dinner for Everybody, Sunday, Octoder 16, at the Big Opening Sale BY SPECIAT h depart. r and back field h pulled on for good gains. In one In tance the distance was 40 yards Only 12 Minutes Ride. Take Washinfton Street Car to Southeast Seattle. » @ touchdown ment. NO fice. All w plane, and al-| At apped by|'?, by SPECIAL! hia Any The aim of the conches for the oe, r M, and you i ord’s. In the | REXt two weeks will be to strength tine hack itter and Burke are|¢? the defense and arouse a fight BROWN'S DENTAL PARLORS. §javing a tight contest. Ritter’s |! spirit in the team 713 First Avenue The coming of Hildebrand will be | e work in ronning back punts ts the high «a Parlors 1, 2. 4 4 ' kk recetved w joy be a am , een on the Princeton's i joy both at Princeton Fire doge auuth of M gail est seen on the Prin poe Routhwick & “field since the dave ot “Phil” King. | 04 me the alumot ' ~ Barene 7» » @ PernOns wenenee 4 tek eed