The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 11, 1904, Page 2

gilitisstelsiane 3 THE SEATTLE STAR RIDAY, NOV. 11 1904 OUGLAS The Most Popolar Man in Massachusett: DOUGLAS Shoes the Most Pop ular Shoes of ——- LOST OUT (8 ior GOT REALMAD » 2 = Dousla xoalf ' hoes, lye 1FIC COAST LEAGU per pal “ w | Pac bs 7 ! “ ? ¥ aay te | Standing of the Clubs. Ha a. aeteme 0 f pues, ree. hoon, Mal and Httle astde. Oakland nH 8 | gait ; an Ang 0 s 68 | bal ‘The Union Pays 4 PAR CENT Interest occ) ry 00 | cleven Winter Vin an F » ‘1 » 451 ollzed E , an) game Ait and Kid Directors { kept + allegedly B MacDoogs! “ | BAN FRANCIBOO, Nov eat | that petr ..94.08 panel Rosssbers G out im the game an | tha AOU LEOAAOOOEK > POOCOOOOD LAI - aud Bohm ite denrice _, aco at thie place lay |* 4 James PD Hoan In moore of 6 to Bi Although on the Ww Sti Ss ialti TRUST CO uning when a succession of hit unnteg of things nay that Ke Ladies Pen Nultifier fur trimmed, hand mowed UNION SAVINGS & hl which netted Francisco five | d#ll.acted wnwisely and that he wan 112 CHERRY STREET. ns, gave b » lead which Seat- |‘ re oe ! iplashed Vetvet Mlipgers, fal Hnod Beattlc agents Bank of Cape Nome, | tle was unable to overcome. Hoge | - gly palr Nome, Alaska. prwctically bad bis tnehed Ladiew TON Shippors, hard sewed leath lem, per _— *| when he lapsed inte an easy thre said 600 AMUSEMENTS mg <a eo be hed time ¢ ‘i ok . - - 1 before he me to y ~~ ~~ ~ ird Avenue Waldron, Meany and Irwin had FOR BETTER TRADE Mens Se Pett 5 mmed the ball tn succenate on t en's Reaimiens Pe Ifter Theater — the ball ta ae ony Stippers, temereay Gabetes ' Siippers, hand turned, solid } aaa te ails heeler pitched for Sa Baruch Cerf, of Shanghai, China ; } samfort sure, per pais ; cht» All Week . and did goed work throw is spending a fow days in Seattle , Oo om ate | $1.60 ) arta Y ue the entire game. The Siwashes | on his way to the Atlante coast ~~ - . . Funn managed to score five runs, but| The object of his viait to this coun FINNIGAN’S BALL shape when the final rally came in aa tes ‘ : } . as ¥ L Like It po megyertoven relations between Ameri on mass 1: Gene os Pelt pee Pfext week, starting Sur No- | o . sion, per Sadr PLAS eis £ vemb 3, M * “A rACO! < »¢ . rie on Soees AAO AOA + atl - , |} | TACOMA 7, OAKLAND 0 T the teak _prepinent” Ghanehel x ne RADA MASON AND MASON | FRESNO, Cal, Nov 1 Tacoma Success hed a magnificent FRITZ AND SNITZ f the best, and was ac-| " oa just but t 2 sid t en's Ire 650 ‘ S suppor ore oa ' : (eractions ave worth dou ‘ ooo1015 0° Men's r * . im : or heater | °*'*" 0000000000)" has EK qT "| Ratteries. .Pitagerald and Mogan bat n ’ ‘ p 5 t H 2he oo hmidt and Stark h net k Teel, A 1 . i Ties Janage } we ‘ 506 THE LEADING THEA ER. coe| LOS ANGELES 4, PORTLAND 1. | for Shirts Hinen Monight and Tomorrow | we placerat 1s te eee een ont ar iy we hae MR a Performances ¢ Se Anan lev. tt De! wel Everybody eught to en $1.00 The Holy City the sixth inning yesterday Mason | } ptt ge oes ie Au io : ». | bad not allowed Portland a but | , Sat Lang @ievensn oo sot t in the sixth and seventh four were! anteed by G O. Guy, Inc. Second ' ‘ i ° gathered in. Score a Price bbe and $1.00 . , hundreds are Los Angeles »000002%41T Portland »00 oo-1|-—— . hie NEXT WEEK | Battertes— Mason and Thie a JAMES NEILL AND COMPANY ane y Be ka, 8 In First Seattle Present xb sates “Because She Loved Mim Se.” ~ Men's He r 4d Drawers. 5 button, r P N gurme M ure A an Vv Bh r ers, watt pe rie ar $1.50 = $3.00 BOWLING SCORES The Utopian bowling team on the Are ’ ‘ , “wATI BPAY APRCIAL mar , Grate Derby Mata ow winte } 5 ek, regular 2.50 value; Sa , . DETERSON' Phones—Sunset AN Week—Mat - Jefeat al 2.432 Sunday Afternec FA Great Divorce Ca P took The Utopians thr ht and are now crowd rs for first place tn m made high av The Utoptans nm score for the OoOoD GOODS Both the total and - In Seattle yee establish & mew <pere ils 9h tine te ane WEO ass BJ. Mattson made 206, 208, 210—PIKE STREET—206, 208, 210. 8 people are C for the Rex, with 158 ° HAVE NOTHING BUT RENT aad . peter EECHIPTS to chow for what §|,, *h* Brunswicks won tae otlans they have n ying for homes for ars Many have paid th { dollars in rent hon JUST THINK! A small *, winning out 2.619 to 2.501 mbians won th two pins. Al first game that they by PUGET SOUND BRIDGE AND DREDGING COMPANY, Inc. sly a0 - ee ffeil down, wh the Brus kes saci " (one ge i ged ver T| played stronger all the way through. | nd Rotary, Standard, the best ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS. or 5-room cottages on “rygpee oo Bae moray ee roc partment 4 Bridges, Structural Iron Work, Piers and Foundations, and 27th Ave. All modern on ae a oy " a aie Dredgi All Method SEATTLE, WASH. » CLINE’S PIANO HOUSE wee — well built. Look at them come to see us Security Savings & Safe Deposit Co. 15 SENECA STREET. alleys Second Ave. and Union St RELIABLE TRANSFER CO. «0 ota Wea shale Baggage, Furniture, Storage so... 6) sion. amen é Office and storage room. 1215 | the front In the a tournars Pirst avenue, Postoffice building terday. ¥ — e lon ” Phones—Sunset 902; Independent, t 1 —_ : = Cmtmuten 44 0.5 0G SECOND AVE I F f a hime t . feet 1% inches and “t _RED CROSS ANNEX 610 Sec ond Ave, STEAMER FLYER Change of Time. LEAVE SEATTLE 6:30 and 10:00 A. M. GLEE CLUB TRY OUT Bartell’s 20 PerCentSale’s a Hummer; Don’t Miss It! 1:35 and 5:00 P. M. Can't you think of many little needs for your home that Bar tell is selling thie week at 20 per nt. discount? Think what 20 LEAVE TACOMA UNIVERSITY STATION, Nov. 11 per cent. means ch low: priced stores ae Bartell’s, where he nal tryou a e Men's ow price is cut down te ame! profit to induce a b bus : 4 yen y o My = Giss - ot wanureny f ness. Twenty per cent. at Ba rtell’e infequal to 40 per cent. and 5 Washington held in the Ad even 60 per cent. at seme drug stores for our plainly marked EFFECT NOV 7th, 1904 ministrative « yenterday af. prices are way below whet some drugyists pay for their good ternoon. A selection of 20 of the #0 come this week—buy what Seb gen for weeks in advance— best voices was made from the stu buy today, for euch money soene: often, PHONES dents who have been practicing for This is the drug store of all the a drug store that does Main 176. Ind. 176. places during the past month se ingaaae Menme Myron wi gb say Agece ype | As merit alone counts it is quite if you'll give it to ue you'll neve med for it would be fan honor to be chosen as a member. poor policy for us te disappei nt you When the musical productions se See if you need anything listed her lected have b thoroughly mas Rasore. Coen fore ‘1 ‘lies tered the clab will have a repertoire Shoe Rrushes \@pennee-- Al steed of which they may well be proud. | Smeving Brushes | and kind | The schedule for the season will in - scan _ ane } ~ tnd ri ‘or every lude the following cities What | Pert a. Ait tmaicon | Teer eee om, Vancouver, Victoria, Centra eders. a, Cheh Hoquiam and Port- ~All land, as well as Seattle 3 The work is under the supervis - Ain! & = tle aE fon of the new musical director, E 8. Kimball, for whom there are ovens Piast 5 Pee 34 LAKE WASHI | words only of the warmest pr Handages Curling Trova for his work in this department of ’ Oper Re ering ae a | i East of Columbia and the university Pochet Kr ering Loe ee Mamons De North of Bailey's Penineula misvore of al Kisii oe ay edicinal Whisky Which we are selling cheap and Testh Mrechen preset ptionn ind Sher ill give good terms | WORKING HARD Hat mroskes Blectris hatteriegs “Pbourt 1 ee TELEP HON NEW HAVE ot ies New Store, Sunset Main 561; Independent 609. TheThompson Co |) 22a! cation HW fight Old Store, Sunset Main 803; Independent v th ot 1 in the hamg game with Princeton 224 Pike Street. 19, are king Ike themse r the | | The Full, Rich Tone of Pease Piano SOUTHEAST SEATTLE FREE RENT OR FREE HOMES mew, but after many bow The beet effort f ‘ feeturer tinve be tf Jinks a plane ja which bea tone whanld be combined with great durability, amd the great der fer Peam Pian bears witn t the remurkabie success th attained. A plano which outhwut Seattle m to genera NEST CLEAR claim put forth Seattle Homeseekers Co. THROUGH, Byer must founded upon te truth, The Pease Piano was never as now, after more than 3 YEARS of public test und OUR CONSULTATION AND ADVICE 1S FREE tria We can show 4 an cx-|| WE GUARANTEE A GAPE, SPEEDY AND PEAMANENT CURE Hent var ot th instruments OR MAKE NO CHARGE art M. Cable he new D. 8. 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