The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 25, 1904, Page 7

| VIRTUALLY A VICTORY 1 ree 5 ball nea rs uless the referee w tr t fe it It th field befars he fell nia should have ott 4, if line, it would be at ack ——_ — | | Our plan of BY MAIL makes tt possi- } bie for everyone to have a BANKING i savings account no matter where you Hive. You write and we will The Union Pays 4 PER CENT Interest Directors % B MacDougall, Be tone B Agen, Emanuel Rosenbers George Don worth, erdinand Schmita J.D. Lowman, B Boiner. “aries H. Bebb, 4 B Stewart, James D. Hoge i. UNION SAVINGS & TRUST CO. 112 CHERRY STREET. Seattle agents Bank of Cape Nome Nome, Alaska. Seattle™ 7" Manager. - THE LEADING THEATER. Phones—Main 43; Ind. 43. TONIGHT AND TOMORROW Last Three Perform The War Shenandoa JAMES NEILL AND COMPANY on | weet Great THE AMAZONS” | Soattioc Poputar i Qian te 4 All W Matinee Tomorrow “A Soldier's Swectheart’’ Prices, i M s Se, 10 | Trica Avenue it Ru Theater M attle’s T pr 20c, 200, 4 1 Tonight and All Week “DARKEST RUSS! Rest Drage A if ¥ " Hoyt’s JAMES B. MACKIE Avd His ny of Rea! Fun M. “GRIMES’ CELLAR DOOR” STHETIO CUTLERY EVERY BLADE WARRANTED FINE nigella PER GA P, Try them and you will pro nounce them the best you ever bought for the money; we know o—Butt 41, Ind, 39. Murphy Wine & Liquor Co, Daniel Murphy.... .... Manager oe. Pi petro Pee = ttle ‘amily ie 8 jalty. Free Delivery. Ongar = peak THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, NOV. 25, 1904 WHO BESTED CORNE STERDAY ' eh NOW OUT (NF eects ar eos anoezss srl et | SIWASHES KNOCK PROPS FROM [a ~ tndaa | he t ' ¥ - c ¢ UNDER ANGELS’ PROSPECTS | it, 4 1 Cha bit " f ! , on : ub 1 ! PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE . " t at the | Mleys and t Iaur ' Standing f the Clubs. rn I h ¢ | ” ’ 4 —_- Muttr h Athiet b ft 1 rwo LIVELY CONTEST sn dete terday ° ” t 6. sin the ON THE ALLEYS) visyos 6 sivone ape ibe ee . was r in tho first ; ne Arcades won two out of se a4 half a yar t t Mi y and] a os trun by Horan gave Mult-| <opay wd het firet t b . » $600 an $650|. =| \ h failed to kick the goal. A ‘ high pass afterward forced Temple x another exhibition of poor vans. t 5 a fall on the ba ’ igment, and thereby start another L B 13 (wn goal line, thu ‘i | al kick- | Portland tly after his exciting La 3, S rok evenmroned pe pabon seep A: ee Dealer er w’s Second his tears not return to the thern dia Mer at one stage of yes-| monds Addition yard an Tepe ed y boot lea the pennant race, and Los An Bast side Firet avenue weet. gxkin for 40 and yard goles’ chances of being in it are very |[ between Bisine and Howe ng the exchange of punts| slight. She has « chance on the de a ali alain ties rday Heitmuller always gained on over a protested game with . ae a . : - . - to 20 yards by his superior| Tacoma, but even this would not |P for" a aaa --apthge- pes aa MANICURING uroan| He Is recognized as the| help her much. 3 Lote 0x10. ea ae tee 7 ao. | ae eeen 50c aU ieEn| naar of t p Pacific ast | Pm i ‘ her ops » down | SHOP SHOP Phe te A de covet: - t Ls ee fed} SHREWSBURY'S ve |*"Ratteri"Gray and Sples; ‘Hone | EAC THOMpSONCO |) mes» vertect grou Mice trom tne) jand Leahy 224 Pike Street. | | Score by innings —— a | Los Angele ooLr1rdeede | “Sees. | PETERSON AND DOUGLAS Spies; Hall od Blanken. | _ jab. é. Labels in a shoe means more than ALITY, more than PER eomerentatenes | FECT FIT, more than CORRECT STYLE PENNSYLVANIA DOW t ' ‘ | d G | DOWNED NEW FRISCO DOUBLED Did you ever put a nickle in @ slot machine Hundreds 0 to the YORKERS BY 34 TO 6 || and nothing came out. Right there is where y ith - nothing in it Bo W T x oe - OAKLAND, Nov. The locals! ive an awful mean feeling » ttom I a er let slip another game to San Fran There's NONE OF THAT SENSATION WHEN YOU FIND s PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 26.—The| cisco on the home grounds yester THE LABEL PETERSON OR DOUGLAS IN A SHOE rible Crash University of Pennsylvania yester-| aay | day defeated Cornell by score | Oakia 000000100-1} AS Men's Boxealf and m of 84 to 0. Cornell was at no tin _ PEELS SSE S Sc | able to withstand the rushes of th Batteriee—Graham and Stark | ANOTHER WHOLE FLOOR bs emer € ay Pag who virtually | whaten and Wilson j GIVES OUT woved the w Yorkers all € - the gridiron. Not a first down wa SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 25.—Oak ne vi arned by the visitors ng the/ land was shut out this afternoon a ——— first haif, and im t half} Wheeler pitched an unusually of JAt D. 8. Johnston Co.'s, 903 anor |Cornelt held her opponents but| fective game for the locals. Jones . avenue, tn the Burke building, an once. A feature of the game was) was t ed until the seventh and i Kia as it will be imp t tina the flerce playing of the Pennsyl-| eighth, when hits were bunched colized Watery: ew floor vania team. The boys were for| against him. Score Shoes r }blood from the start, play Oakland 0000000000 . sani: to provide Jemons, | San Francisco, 00000021 %8 eae adding other The men tackled their opponents| Fatteries Jones and Stark wen Ber yg De w will so hard that In nea ery serim-| Wheeler and Wilson. cher sty pe tag nee - aoe aX ‘ { her players | ee i Grade AND ORGAN ROOMS are crowd . When the game f | . ‘ ith iastrumenta, hence the Y ended the Ret alseset ae onat| TACOMA WON TWO | ag ie hig Rig y new team Peansy's| - | overwaigi soles; you om | Absolute Necessity quarter, was finally put of the} pay more, but you cannot ito reduce stock in all lines to the F on ac-| FRESNO, Col. Nov Tacoma ket bet hoes at any pl Pia Bangs fh ag we won two games yesterday from price than Peterson's ‘ fate tae aaa Soe at 2:16) Portland by superior base running at ee a ae waninenian ae ceived by|Therg outpitched Fitz . ate ‘ ers. treacle nelf's goal line. Rice| first game, but Tacoma won on & 5 cao ; eon Po penalties piaced the ball on Cor-| Fitsgerald. The second game wa Ifollow later. We th ris nell's 26-yard Gibson and Hal-| called at the end of the seventh in Schat. w bt ue & each made two yards, when! ning on ac nt of darkness, the! Sh Sh at we r “ ete le r 1 was thrown back for a loss,| score standing 3 to 1 in favor of oes oes casio one aaamaien teak ain dineone vania took sation | Tacoma. PETERSON’S GOOD FOR eile wi - ment of hes ‘ Cornell's 20-yard line,| The score of first game BAD BOYS SHORE. No BOYS BEST SATIN CALF fj toe vediate act Besides . rkarski and Smith | Tacoma 110010° . SHOES Solid leathe | " t ht . ba the line for a| Portland 200000000 other shoes in shoedom t rt touchdown in sever whee. Re them thr | r roms 7. nolds kicked the goal. The goal |] iL to2 92.00 oe ee rf “ le : : Sizes 10 to 1 , t of the year was made in just five minutes from | 2% to 5% $2.50 1 : . was made in just five minutes trom! Sporting Briefs|t :4,% $a00 AD sleee 18% 008 ving th the grentest Pennsylvania. During the last half! NEW YORK, Nov. 2.—Major time for all part oak Rees ee ota sewais tor|] BAGS, BAGS, BAGS, BAGS |: 225275 fa % sold at the Old Glory sale at Mad 5 5 5 gest CUT Gh deck 3 “ FOOTBALL SCORES 2°? iit 2" by So a call : K. G. Billings, owner Di ; bail E t Bags, | Tomorrow, Friday Morning. lon. Major De r tab with riveted nickle ane a. pocket and #] on aad i ha i pera Hahed a record of 2:01% for an un trimmings, ge} 1m Inia ket ike | At 8.30 o’Clock T LAKE CITY, Nov pb mile and 1:59% for a paced | | braided handle, tea chat a ' ity easily 4 the | mile. { handle, im browa| han. hk : at Se y eve . sce of 43 to 0. 3AN FRANCISCO, Nov All| ee a : ar lack, $1.25 e: rod As a t t sale w e : ecords were broken for attendance Value, © , va 89c| . sonducted at he . WALLA WALLA, No The at tracks here yesterday, when 12 350 > Grain fiin every way, st anner Washington Agr Se- | 000 people te Gut > Witntes' the Sinch Tourist Bags gs, mo- Pjand will afte f feated the Wh aie | ceee The Thanksgiving handi-|p Sinch Pegay Bags, | bra ded leather double A a & place aterday ot | cag baa & meal deal af tataredl | vel tw 1tk? nandle inside ‘ mapertments, a Amo Kin , ito 4 The race wae woe by Clasé,.with trimiings, fancy | Docket and _ purse ancy oxidized and ti t M. Cable, the . 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