The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 27, 1904, Page 2

2 - THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, OCT: 97, 1904 Pte chown - see aes HL $i 8h Es. ee — ——— aa GREW EVERY BIT OF IT. And we can a PROVE SAVED BY | 1 | i N ne ar . ’ le 11 » 6 joie WHOSE MOTHER DIED if this phe negra Atestimo- » wis trol t x Van Buren, Ib. 4 1 Md 7 ~*~ . a ‘ 1 Waldron, of ‘ a ee a ep tp ve thet ‘ f pfu yng “a STAR PLAY Anderson, 2 ..4 1 1 4 8 0 mt Interesting i Se 3. Gochnau J 1 o ¢6 1 0 0 General hospita . y ne thea J 0 : s ° o hich is beter ch The Union Pays 4 PER CENT Inierest | ; ; ay Pigpeee abe ; | Corbett, p Peers 6.8 6 mout experien ‘ : | | the hospital and kept et at for y } ore eumsated Soa. m5 T i 6 we uw 0 | of th most skilled p a Mm b ‘ ugh . wen ype Bi ny oo yada tals 6 6 10°96 Ne at Ned 4 ne enough ad Bohrmite |. Pe reece }park yeaterday by the seore to} °Two . t when the wintlng | WARNER HAS A FAST, AGGRESSIVE ELEVEN THAT SHOULD | fo 4 we rap — = ating - . t it ee BR Bolner Chartes Tt ne ame Was not decided wntil| 2 was ma ed to vermin , t quickly, or send this AB Mteware James "D. Hoge’ 9 aie % Te et et and two} Score by innings BE GOOD ON OF FENSE—WEAKNESS APPEARS TO BE IN of that was in to us with ten ceate tn v : akan Yaa eattle »o100400 7 bod born, and yester-| stamps ¢ Iver to pay powtage, and we will derir * UNION SAVINGS & TRUST CO. |": ghee Freee 2 @ 0 209-01 O-6| ABILITY OF GUARDS TO WITHSTAND ATTACK @ attending piyalclan’” drew | send ale return suit, ited 1 , Summary~ Stole bases, Van breath of relief and tated | The xive are large ehough to yours ver 112 CHERRY STREET. < Hall pitehe ae = ore A —_ ——ememe h sot “ ve A - ; ‘ Haltren, Russ Hall, Waldron, Van oly that the ne \ eaulte, in many cases be k oi d Attle and held the Seals ¥ nd a -: -gilseaberma Cay ee ony 7 Buren, Meany; two hits, Moh-| ITHACA, N Oct, 27.—Will) ing. The tackles and backs will/tle had f me 6 to stop bad cases of hair falling and st ee -— bet for San} " so | ler, Waldron, 8 mith; three-| Princeton defeat Cornell on her/carry the ball, and these positions} live, the ¢ or naid “ growing again. NOW on sale at all druggiats, three sizes AMUSEMENTS nites onea base bite, Chai Hall, Smith; |own gridiron is the burning ques-|are the best filled on the eleven.| ly be able to take its chances with|®1.00 per bottle. KNOWLTON DANDERINE CO., Chicago ; | “ t a 1 great } | dout ay Blankenship (Cunas-|tion at Ithaca, The battle with the | Cook and Halliday, the tackles, con-| the best For sale and guaranteed the Quaker Drug Co., 1013-15 Piret Av ird Avenue f ’ inning n two | le An nm to Van Buren 2; | Tigers te hut two days off and new] tinue to improve under Warner The lite me of| Theater it, Blankenship had hit a tong | ba nb (¢ C. Hall 4, off|all preparations on y field are] instruction, and at the #ame time| twins bor James Russel rw, Managers. y to Wald wing | t 8; bit by pltehed ba An-|to win that game, are the mainstay of the line | Rod t he keel T IN } Seatt « neater. Jig the p ut a big ¢ Wald ruck out, by C.| © Tigers are coming here con In the back field the prospects|of the Ne Bro JUS | ~ Alt rate aht att the ap it aw tf to Ha by Carbett 8; passed balls, | fident of the vietory which has rest-| are brightening every day. Git ond ite m brother i eat im Ton th at Heart in " / ; Z side as t 1 Leahy hea 2 Time of game, 2) ed with them to the past, but Cor-|a ha me out wonder at the s birth, five . Nothing Tee Gaod for Our Patrons,| eye. I ¢ to the t ne he| Jimmy Whalen and Nick Willlama |to "twist the Tiger's tall nner © and Bir-| was 4 in a last effort to save Starting Next Bu M ped ball nd k ‘ Coach War may be mld to alr? #, | the hild life, to bring It to Beat | Six Performances Lincotn | tagged Van Halt who was tea have picked his varsity, although , sndition. Aj tle and put ft in an “incubator | : 10 00 3 carters for the. pla MAKES NEW PACING | exporinoce shows that unex ae Pe aertandin| A tore bounties Fancy Mixtures $10. talk “The Hoare of Chicago w sont Whe om | Jchangea are almost sure to in Wolheim, a tower of It had every care and has to 1 | sae Bete an 5 ) 1 t lth 1 p ted ' sate vos erenae apes at = hy Go oe $15.00 Night i and : ta Med is af RECORD ever, are plain to see, and netve palyer. Bird, as a| reaching th A great deal of > nT Detan frat | winian |bring out the weaknesses with | to Capt. Lynch at quar-| interest has been taken in the child bp t t ous which Cornell will have to contend | ter, ta giving satisfaction. t! seema|and iis battie for lit ke — Seattle" “ ioe of 3 Cohs (By Gorivee News Ass'n.) | The opinion tw that the guards of | certain li wil) give a good ac-| - — ONE DOLLAR PER WEEK == 2 “| MEMPHIS, Tenn. Oct nell dine will never c unt rselt on the offensive,| Sime seamen fia? THE LEADING THEATER ihe Goan, con ta A te net | Patch yestertay paced the rinceton's plunges oven if she will have to fieht up| MRS. WINSLOW'S } t x this af ' nde by 0 herse tn has one's tanlt. It is @ defi hill on the defensive . ABR BH FO. A} ! st | Beary material re on * that Cornell varetiy ae an eleven hag teen weed Oy ie an et » vor i Te c4 0 . 8 1 rt will apeed iii know football ever may) ft emthee the hese es gene tare CASH OR CREDIT. CLOAKS, SUITS AND MILLINERY. -f 21363 1, ness and in the # be the defictencies dividuals | sit pale, capes cies ole at | 919 sncond Avenue oe eB ah chs must give the Warner haa pr 1 of) Fwexry. Five Cm A BOTTA. b ! 49 10 0 olf Cornell will hay gridiron art; the men playing . . goa m ; ae ? : oF we of her heavier oppone asa un the formations are work | pens cana FRE! tage oo » Heyt's 2 8 ° en jup th formations ing with machine-like accuracy oer ured ‘apeher’ Priva No $2601 1 those attending | will carry the whole Cornell ition; craftiness marks every | HERVE. est One ens cmaes tacrerees 1.3 £28 tie That was the |along with them for gains that will| move that is made. When a signal| expen CE - 60000 trotted by Major Delmar. mean first downs every other time | is deach man bas an allotted i eae = | dius a es . Hitehed to @ bigh wheel y of are Cornell's prospects on the | placé and the interference forms anon Seattio’s ‘otals i t 2/ the Kind which Maud & pulled when defensive and th ° no 0 | with wracy Sm Aleazar teenie © WN te hein 1s gas ae nenee’ menctatieu | tea mee guste, Wisner. Pritt tenet oy Phonce—Sunset. Main 3863: Imt’'oa | __ Frisco ABR. BH. PO. A.B. | 2.08%, In 1884, Major Delmar yea) On the offensive, however, the| careful with his players: the men va Woy Seve i-enb 0 © & 1 6) torday went the mile in 2:07 flat hances of the Ithacans are promls- are hardened and do not know what Between Fourth and Fifth Ave. PENNY, YAL P L$ ALL THIS WEEK PILA.- | @17 PIKE, across from Ranke lonigmnal aah ie Souvenir Mating, Bs ons 150, 10. and caw BETH |” 99 per cont of Heudack os WITHOUT PAIN ranteed | cansed by Eye Strain Wiedemann’s Company for TEN YEARS. | "Cured permanently by our sctet: - in “HAWKSHAW THe OETECTIVE.” PRICES Matinee, Ibe and 1 Sunday, “Faust.” To do business when you have no complaints, Suppose it's the may we treat our customers and the even run of prices. 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We'll fit them as your doctor Writes them. Prices reasonab'e. TO PLAY AT OMAHA EXGELSIORS SNCHOMISH CLAIM CHAMPIONSHIP school foc nal +. oh Stone's Pike St. Pharmacy attle high play the Pug and | The Reliable Prescription Store. eam, at shominh, next | 419 PIKE STREET. Saturda ’ . looked for Both Phones—Main 933. ward to a* one the hardest the = team has this sea as the Puge Sound boys have anized a win ning team. nohom h state that the academy has the strongest team in the field thi yeer than for yoars and they are practicing to give the high school boys a rt r victory OE Sg ORE ig ORE. EVERY BLADE WARRANTED | tates 6 approaching game ers will a | Snohomt school in the a few root cam ti t THE CHAMPION EXCELs RA i | of the euth have |thefr intention ng Neb., Oct The Excelsior bowling team, of this ity shew that the he r plonship of the United States by reasgn Of ~ | asleep. | which It scored 4 ARCADES WON THREE to ly the record aint « the Mimbo TheThompsonCo |) vr sccate vowine tam won” the Ex , t raigh ie haga J 29 games, and wound up phe | might games from the Em- | « average of 1,022 pina per game and ar idual dVerhge $04 Pike Street, Arcade alleys last night. of f 2.366, whil he Eroptres had but | Chandier, R. EB. Fritache J. WH. Hodg rnd Th. W. Sprage ide@ to Inyites you to ¢all and take af) 1.841. ‘The Siwashex took two out|keep up the game throughout the aun ind clmiteniea cael trip out to the jot three games from the Loveras,|Omaha for a series of games. The def! was accepted and 39 anoles ten wineing ra with @ total 2,028. The | ranged for, with the ult noted. The total number of pins upedi by ‘6 overas had a total f 2,002 the Excetal ® 3, defeating their opponents by 1,200 ptris SIGNS WITH RUSS HALL | eaentome remarkable individual in were made, Hodges leading with an average of a fraction %. Sprague was the only mem- |, Russ Hall, manager of the Seattle te to fall below 200. 55 baseball te: yesterday signed F individual performances of the Excelsiors were as follows | O'Laughlin, a La Conner ball play 29 8,107 205 er, for th mattle regation dur a9 208 ling the next se m. ae 198 , ; on Hh - 80 202 overlooking Lake Washington Saves Two From Death. | Huntington 29 204 “Our Uttle daughter most fatal attack of wh and bronchitis,” writes an Cheap Acreage Easy Terms Neither | NEW WEST MINSTED The saved her life Diw Our niece, sumption in an advanced stage, also| tween Dan 8 MeLeod and the In st interest you u're ‘wrremews: OA Loa this wonderful m i\ dian thief War Fagie, held at this « for @ guaranteed Salve for today she i perfectly Den-| place lawt night, resulted in a draw.| Sor, Burns or Plies, Otto Dodd, of ood, Charcoal and Coke. ee Sr a} wom yield ‘The first part of the match was| Pond Mo., writes I suffered to Dr. King's ry an to ; Seattle Coal and |"), M0 Si: fata’ [under the Indian rules, which counts] with an wsly sore for year, but a Ible for Coughs and Colds. 6c ena|it ® fall when any portion of the| box of Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured Sage Wood Co. $100 bottles muaranived by @"O,|DO1Y except the feet touches the| me. 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