The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 9, 1905, Page 2

STAR—FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1905 Some Chatter About Track, F ield and Diet Spthing Notes A rom Other Fields zm eee eee eee a i . - - Mey ——- 15 - - j Bette ntnnannanenenannnnnnenanenne fi | stuffed to the utmost capacity Eee B a * From the general way in which | Hall Contes r base } the one ¢ ne urnbnll 4 |the fair ones ran off with th a 4 HU: T }the bangtails were in league with ittett Ww ittorg * them and were throwing @ “ehoke | Miine . eee. Hy on the proprietors of the money 1 H Lynet, SEER EERE EE REE MERE ER RR Re ( alia ‘ aay ~ 7 | wy Ch <:. eaepesoaatiions It tan'€ often spectators at the automobile races seo « prival® car backed up near the grounds, loaded |, The fifth event PET P| vires, takaus Sebroasb qeatch wh fh 1 allied’ prement : * plonel FR. Greandhon of Hetty Green does the ‘ hair-raising stunt from the spa , prey nage perwen my waemiat 3 bly ‘The Siwashes had {tt handed to {Miss Alice Roosevelt saw the game. with racing machines, But that Is the way Colonel I y Green om the thing up, In tatoiey ates int, for it was al-| Will take place Saturday afternoon | F a big private car, fitted up as a| Sto atan¢ a ot | . - f th ° them again over at Tacema Thure a » at the Biwasies seem ate Oa ote Geese 3 . | mont a den eat when the bunch =p Secrention par . wit! be ithe ie PHILADELPH JACK IN Towy @ay, but then it was almost a f ee or ¢ ing automobiles. Tho car 1s alde- | Came down the stretch. For @ time | Kame that bas evel been played on Pht) + One gene conclusion that the Indians |® 1uh for thelr money 1 at the nearest possible |the money went on Joe Frey, but] the local Frou he Seattle team | ¢,..4 watt the would not be able to win a gar Fim A, ~hteore4 promised te) point to the race track, and the ma- | Just before the nage went to the) its ~ mel soni rs nether J tor | wad champion of that prom ‘artis, Fight at the start. It will no doubt ed eS | chines are bagked down an tuclined | ("stek” somebody down there Im the) th hav N 5 Sal ya | in Beat evening an et be a strange thing if they should get | PX nday plang and taken to the track. Col-| “Pads” thought @ “thunk” out loud) buneh from | New Weatminster & | way to Dawson, where he sat hs wway with more than one game dur Have you noticed that it ts great onel Green's outfit has attracted a | t the effect that Marclio was going | hard tuss r championship hon-| ine wir 1H tee, ing the Series, ‘The Tigers alwaya | Daseba : re eee Pe yee great deal of attention on tho rac- |t bring it home, and the hunch be % feat s 4 : Sul Van Burley go some when on the hom Nee rp ow “4 sae ghee € a ing circuit and emphasizes the f swerved over to the gelding like « me my coemcoen ap 1 Jack first greunds and that short fence prapo- | PANY « rie ; a a box.” that when a multi-millionaire ¢ bunch of half-etarved Malamutes a a eee , playe 1) port is trip aition is the kibosh for the team | double on any other field is good for in for sport he gots in up to hi after a tallow candia jhave met and defeated the b with ‘th p. p. which has get (he range. a home run. It accounta for the Whoever let go the hunch had|teams in Canada in exhibition) si, A rot ot inv | heavy Hitting of the Tigers ‘ ‘ 4 ; —|the “korrect” preseription, for the| games. It will be well worth the! modi. ; ng, Ck Was ab Sel Roach pitched a fine game] Rusty Hall had two good chances nkate sure enough led ‘the field at| price of admission to nee the latter ee he Dawson City Against Tacoma, but, as is usually |t@ win Thursday's game, but he the windup of the jig. He had to| team, as they are among the t ee adel sore he spor. », the Hallovitches could not | Couldn't find the ball go some, though, for if Wagner had | that has ever been organine O'Brie mend. opposing twirler for the| Tacoma papers have ceased to had a nose like “Cerano de Bug-| Seattle team will be to evid hing oa _ swate. Roach outpitched Fitager. | “Knock They say Seattic has ao rack,’ it would have been all off| they have the beat linet pore 100g On his pg y the latter was steady | “fine bunch of playe with the dough for the ever represented the Pe ose as a clock at all times, Poor old 1 backers, Tuck Back ran « good|line of athletics, The lineup will | g., : ening Se Skel It gets under his bh: to lose race for hia first time on the pond) he as follow wot {bare 3 , A ‘shit, but out on a nice sun-shiny day, but he and finished a good third son tthe. Now Westminster. | always does his shre of the work, The bunch had leven Bells | Mitchel o Gra inca” Shards : Sie ® g00d fellow, when some pitch “piped” to come under the clothen- | Yorke I Welis-Gray | win ’ ers would be Iikely to get the dumps Mine a winner in the ff but the | O'Erien Cover Point B Galbraith | waukee on J 4, 15, i, ply 2 cae eultt ding-dong horse could only take) Williamson ., Defense .Tom Giford| gecount of Woodman commen 4 third place Golden Ivy did the|Heard ....... Renate a Russ Hall had two chances to win trick out-gaming her field in the} — . Pi - the game for his team Thursday. stretch and coming under the wire ————— had he been able to soak the bail, . — five-sixteenths or threreabouts of | {je rwnetey atthe STANDING OF THE CLUBS. But the leader of the Indian tribe 1+ an inch in the lead. Those two races | , could not make good. PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. made the hearts of the turf lovers | Th St Russ is gure enough a poor swat- - gage ponent glad, and it was @ happy bunch that | ie ar’ s OF s ter, but he is more to be pitied than | pacoma ; 35 “ 874 hopped on the cattle train for home censured, for he certainly has been| gan Francia 338A and another hole in the meal ticket Fair Cont banded a bunch this season. Portland 2 8 600 Friday is indies’ day and a large : a ngele ° 2 500 crowd of the fair ones is expected con Sa r- to attend. The Driving club will The Star will send the five most popular school Oakland ...... a 2 500 in thin state to the Lewis & Ch hold t for the friends exposition at Portland FAN FOOD Boatile .....5.....22 34 398 now hold open house for PAY every cent of thelr expenses for one week, including wee and families of the members, All 4 fares, hotel cluding Palle iit ve ares, hotel bilia, entrance fares to the grounds, ete — — AMERICAN. NATIONAL, | that is needed is an introduction Each coupon—A-—ia good for one vote nat ; by some member of the club. Each coupon—B—sent with 26 cents for one month's eub. Poor Juck Chesbro, invincible tart | qeveland New York First rece, four and a half for % tow or a renewal of @an old subscription ia good for 56 ‘Year, is getting walloped from soda | pyiadelphia. Philadelph 619 longs: Chas. Lamah first, Interlude deiphia .619 Each ao o " fe hock. Chicago. Pittsburg... 583 second, Mine Provo third. ‘Time, scription for two mupiha oie renewal “xen ele sen WReker Ames of the New York | Hetroit tiCincinnati... .500 “6. A, Smith up on winner is good for 125 VOTES. “ee “nage fost his first game of the} poston “hicago 00 Second race, five furlongs, selling Fach coupon — B—-sceompantead by 78 cents tor Thoreday » " 1 lady Kis first, Prince Magnet month scription or a renewal, is good for = vi Washington. t. Louis 416 y par Vor ore Overall won gate ‘Thereday. New York 400 Boston 333 second, Lady Ninora third. Time This contest will run uring April, May od § ; 396 |Broonkt 319 1:01%. W. Smith up on winner The five teachers having the inrgest number of ee Third r five and a half fur- whem the contest expires will be the lucky guests of The Bee . . asey attic Star on the week's junket to Portland and the great Lew. TACOMA, June 9.—Seattle again longs, welling Wistaria = first, fn and Clark exposition. Laureates second, Nanon third. Time: 1:08 Crosswaite up on win her. Fourth race, six furlongs, selling Resigned first, The Pride second, Nullah third. Time, 1:15%. F. Mu- went down to defeat at the handa of ALL BARGAINS the Tigers at this place Thursday by a score of 5 to 2% It was a bet TWO HUNDRED MEN'S SUITS— | ter showing than they made Wed @bout ten different light colors | neatay, however, and perhaps one and as many dark patterns to (Coupon “A.”) rm . of these days a game will be won lect from—they're worth up to $15'| goth sides played with plenty of) 0 c 7 debrand up on winner —we will sell them at §7.50 a snap and go and the fracas was in- | COLONEL GREEN'S PRIVATE CAR, WHICH CARRIES RIGHT MACHINES. COLONEL GREEN AND Fifth race, six furlongs: Marelio T VOU £0F...seeececesseresseceny Of <a ea teresting from start to finish. Seat DRIVER WINCHESTER. Sax thar canes, Cock. Soe FINE WEIGHT Ralbricgan Under- | tle started out as if she was going to third. ‘Pime; 1:16. 7. Clark up on intends <8 GO esses Seinen winner. Wear—all sizee—well worth 50¢ 4 | wallop the Tigers all over the field. @urment—we seli ‘em at 25e the | Kane started thin —Snge Soxguenas AMERICAN LEAGUE collegiate contests played in ani | Sixth rece, one mile selling: Gelé- i curing a free angel ergy ls ol- |, AT BOSTON—Boston 4, St. Louts| city for some time. E en Ivy first, Canejo second, Kleven as the most popular teacher in tht State of SOLE AGENTS for the Celebrated | lowed by a nice macrifice by Wal 3. - die g One peculiarity of the Japa’ ror Belle third, Time, 1.41%. 1 Powell McMillan Pants—strongest pants |ters. Houts then soaked out a| AT PHILADELPHIA — Philadel-|ing i» that there ix hardly « sora | up on winner ington. made—priced from $3 to $3.50. | peach and Kane came home. Kem-| Pb!a 6, Cileago 3. to be heard. Not even the apec-| ° = {Signed} You'll be “kept busy” wearing | mer fanned, but McHale lamb: AT NEW YORK— Cleveland 4,| tators in Japan applaud to any great| a "I _them out in one year. a two-bagger which brought | New York 0. extent when the game i# on | Special Rates to the East G@OTING FLANNEL Nesliges work | home. That was all the scoring for] . a4 WARTS Detroit 6, Penge wig nse hired ad wei 'Siethern Daitte, Sein Sek te @hirte—the regular $0c kind on| the Siwashes, Seattle had a num-| 8sbington 5 the occasion by the students af the) me rth and sixth events out at! t7y inclusive. Only $60.00 to Bt (Coupon “B.”) NATIONAL LEAGU & local university, which will aise play ale jomorrow at 35e each. chances to score during the : = onl - . | uring the game Saturday. Sgtur The Meadows, Thursday, proved to Paul and return; $69.70 to Milwau SMAVY Moleskin Neatinee warn) a=me, but Fitagerald held them 11.50 to Chicago; $67.80 to St HEAVY Moleskin Negtigee werk ot AT CINCINN ATE Cincinnati 11,| day's game will commence at 11\ b€ the most exciting seen at the/ kee: ago. a. hits, set the city ever for 8% ae Fig mr the Tigers | Brooklyn 2 pon Eel cy aglt y 2 % track this season. Fine weathar| Lowis, and equally low rates to other Good for P| ,000 Votes price Ge cack. - * AT PITTSBURG — Pittsburg 4 - and a fast track brought out the) pointe og nnn nnn nen mne | Cinched it. Hogan started with a/ | , "| VISIT PARENTAL SCHOOL cro | —_ If accompanted by a new yearly subscription to The FRENTE TIVE cont Boston Gar-|eingla, Fits then hit for two, foi | Now York 3 ee ee ed Star paid in advance. Not good for renewals, Ld lowed by a hard swat by Doyle to) day of the premmnt meet. in the grandstand the ladies ware very | Will wel! eres tickets te St. Paul, Sioux Enclosed please fina centa, for AT CHICAGO—Chicago 11, Bos Friday afternoon the parental | ‘@mdance out-numbered the opening Great Northern Railway Ota ict en : ton 2 CHILDREN’S heat Hall. Hall tried to nip Hogan at) ‘°" | Paiiadet : spring = Pages on the 2, t he slid under Dash AT ST. LOUIS—Philadelphia 5, school on Mercer island will row open ite gates for the recept@]n of Pte ew ee eee ew eweene Wash, June $, 1906 ly reduced reund-trip Bhs, ey lawt they're priced at wood and was safe. Sheehan bunt-| St- Louls 2 a the publie. A number of well n ponage heen sees Toma goog — as Oly, Gt. Lowla, Cul 2 coon eetan pair. Mv Fitz came home with an- — j Beng A ad ‘Hiaaben sacrificed @ tarn at the bargain maitooe and other ge months’ subscription to The Seattle Star. Subscrip- —<————————_____ nee n ney FC. Hughes es « o . 16, BULL DURHAM tobacco—t0c size, | "rote sixth the Tigers added two} | Japanese Play Green and Rev. De. Simonés conater for s “shot” at the ponien,/ t¢"\cq 17 limited to ninety days be 0b Ge Gak0ne wees 40 4 for 25e; Se size, T for Be. | and many of them came home with | ‘Temporary ticket office Firat | and more, which as all the Bengalites Major Newell, the retiring needed to carry away the nary Ball at | superintendent, is desirous their dinky little chain purses! Yester DUMMND orccconvesstbssusbee Vetessecee coccosonseael Score: }ing the public visit the ae! - A@4rees 3 ee ee : | donb Ge Oa: Sone uae 4 ero ereccecseseceeces wevecssvee eenesenscsene ” Beattie Recreation Park hearty tnvitation to parents and all BOWE wrccccceccccoscovees » et Hits « | parties interested in «choot work Hits . . At 8:30 o'clock Priday afternoon | exercises Friday te CLOTHING ‘HOUSE Batteries: i} the champion Japanese Baseball ‘ ere Bee a7 tar tans ‘oo hes Pitzgeraid and Graham. team representing Waseda univer- ave an ~__ AMUSEMENTS se = sity, of Tokio, Japan, will line up| At the newest styles in Men's Soft tteeceeneereess BChool, City of haere PORTLAND SOAKED 'EM against the University of Washing-|and Stiff Hate to be found in He- woreceec, COUMY Of. ..occccccesccseseee ~ STAR THEATER LOS ANGELES, June 9.—Port-|ton at Rrecreation park. The game |attle, KE. N. Brooks @ Co, 1331, tnd smeiens ae Fist ave. and Madison land pounded both Baum and Hall | promises to be one of the beat inter- | Ave. one The Times city editor has a decd to = $100 lot in Southeast « masegmnccoons sepecegerds be . Dollar Show for Ten Cents ‘Thursday for a total of fourteen Seattle, made, signed and ready to deliver to the mam who re- (if the subscription is a renewal put an X here.) eclves leas than $100 per month salary who has paid the most house rent in the last six months in proportion to his wages. Address Times office, or Seattle Homeseekers Co, Station H 5S. KB. Seattle. State how much rent, how much wages. The only conditions required to get the lot—you must send in SEND ALL COUPONS TO MANAGER, TEACHERS’ COM- TEST, SEATTLE STAR, SEATTL/ WASH. ‘This Array of Cleverness-—Mr.and| hits, six of them two-baggers, and| » + Jule Walter & Co. in a semi-| won the game by the score of 9 to aa ge ayaa ™Sianfiera {4 Banm was taken out at the end ' “Nellie Gerin, iijustrated | of the second Inning, after Portiand wns: 1 The ihe Biegresh. bad scored three runs from four hits. Scare: correct statement before July 4th and be in Southeast Seattle a attle™re2ter Los Angeles 4000000 se 4 jf duiy 4th ~~ ord jp eng hes BS a Howe, Portland ......121100004-9 } State the name of the paper you saw the ad th STAR SENDS THEM THERE.” “lasiages — | No one can tell who will get the free jot. All payt it iia Wareen COMPANY GOOD BATTING WON who recetve leas than $100 per avails ‘oy tr it; all Seon yee) ls meetin nian acne sink amma ane iano ein! THE PARISH PRIEST” "| VICTORIA, June 9.—Bellingham io that you wilt get 0 fair deal. ; —_—_—____ —-' Se seul Souvenir Matinee Saturd defeated Victoria here Thursday Sverybody come today, pick out a fine lot; they are only $65 Starting Sunday Matinee Faust. | afternoon by a score of & to 3. Both up to $200. with city water mains laid. Invest $1 per week. It Matines Wednesday. sides played good ball. Spevins and ny will be safer than in @ bank and will grow ten times faster eres Holiness handed out the twisters | Le ee Jrira Avenue fine “style "and ‘the nituing wes THE BIG VOTE COUPON SHAKES UP THE RELATIVE STAND- $3 Per Week Will 5B Thi —_—_—_—_—_—_ Theater ee oe aoe ING OF MANY OF THE CAN DIDATES—MISS NICHOLS WON uy s fielding, however, won the game for “The Most Popular Theater.” Bellinghar 8 ' Russell & Drew, Ma fer a. ma: SECOND PLACE ¥. ene Both Phones 667. a ‘ 5 Russell & Drew present ati this | 2°U a one BE 33 3 ss ; , : : > dg ee agg tee Ever Batter Spevit Friday was a day of surprises all; The following 7 the standing of ts aed i * : . = ry attle, r. aries A. . . nd i he con- | the candidates to date 0 EP esate : . , . lve Beer Neve Ontapenn, ta Holners and McManus. around in the school teachers’ con i to dat ; = et: ieee ; “ESCAPED FROM THE HAREM.” ion 0,000 vote coupon was re- Name. School, s aon be te ad Fo Wext week, starting Sunday Mat- OUTER aa. June 9. | egmatbas. ane Miss Lou Chase,......Walla Walla Ss ‘ oo ae ince, Mr. Chas. A. Taylor's Master-| 7.4 Joverett-Vancouver baseball| Three new subscriptions to The| — oe Nichols age F e Sides Sythe re piece o mn ase m ME edeaads stab b Aas ne - Zs, y, . ; ame Thursday afternoon was one | Star were brought in by friends of | S's te : +h at ss QUEEN OF THE HiGHWay. | fame Thursday moon was One| Miss Michols, of Rainier, and she | Mise McMillan » ss Misw Littian Metcalf. Cascade Company, Play, Scenery, Cos-|f the best ever seen on the local * tumes, all of high class. change | & Is. Both teams played well.| moved up from sixth to second; | Wie, weilte Buckley | Central in our prices. Both phon Vancouver won by good all round | Miss Buckley, of Central, advanced | xis. pertha Johnson ....Interiake ° : 7 >. ——— | playing and timely hitting. Score: |*¥o points, while Mins Armour, Of | miss Hawkins seeess Green Lake t ‘ ONE GOLD WATCH GIVEN AWA Races Races ‘Soe deaee: Columbia, and Miss Gail, of Dun-| wise Puller ...... ‘Walla Walla : lve ; 5 | lap, jumped several points because | atins Metta Armour Columbia s, 201000 5 | . é ig 4 or “ f The} zi esse , ¥. “THE M ” erie. Carter 4 Alt " oe we 1 it cw | Muse Blanche nt -Beatth r q " v ‘ £ ae pers rer aed Simon (ithe wet ut, Wie oe | es eae ee oon Cedi Twenty Parker “Lucky Curve” Fountain Bix races dally from now until] pactFIC NATIONAL LEAGUE. |race only three days ago, and has| Miss Pearl Bacon Beacon Hill 4 ' (rea Ni } Suly 19, rain or shine. Races com-| AT SPOKANE—Ogden 4, Spo-|advanced seven points in that | Miss Bunker ... South Park | x ir i " Pens Given Away fence at 2 p.m. sharp. Take ca ‘ | time. Miss Nina Moore . Interbay at King and First avenue south Poise 4, Salt Lake 2,| Mrs. Iffert, of the Bremerton | Miss Rachel Hyland,........Central TWENTY THR Bp ZES IN ALL Eadies’ Gaya, Tuesdays and Fridays > ; | school, is another new entry in the| Mis® Dora Hines. ...... “ 5-room house. Where can you rent one 15 minutes’ ride from Pio ° EE Rl —awimntit.- There Is Nothing Prettier fist of candidates, and she starts | 88 Nellie Pomeroy ; || neer Square for the same money? We have the money to build wd : Than Pearl, the color in demand.| off with a goodly bunch of votes to| Mis Pearl French them for you. See us before you pay another dollar rent teieaten, 00 conta, sddloleia Tarn nce new owice 16 Mico ele | Mine sirace Healt Come today, Office is open until 9 p.m. Come after six pn in the grand stand. Admission tickets on | . od singe a “ ine Mary Downle.... o'clock if you can’t come during the da T . one prizes are for the boys and girls who turn fale at all the jeading hotels ana|"@*® %& N. Brooks & Co, 1331) The THN THOUSAND vote cou-| sing Annie V. Bell... Wathington peek ts Sembee Rate Gar Deets rae Kent number of new subseriptions, paid in advance, to the cigar stores. and Ave. *** | pon is still good. Get it now and | sissy 1 Whittle: ‘ var every 10 minutes Seattle Star, during the contest —— iecienainial ——% vote for your favorite teacher. The| syiee Alice Turner morning and evening. The boy or girl who turns into the Seattle Star office, 1309 @reenb 's Cloak Special Rates to the East shakenp In the relative standing of | Mise Bana Harris... Come Tod 7th Ave, Seattle, Wash. the largest number of coupons with enbaums Ak ANG) vie Northern Pacific, June 14th to| ee eeee in ine didates the past few tag Bey Heng ay the subscription money for the new customers during the Con Suit House 17th inctusive. Only $60.00 to St. | gays shows that it is anybody's race ae ne 4 No agents; no commission to pay; buy of owners test, will receive from us the firet prixe of $25.00 in gold r the m: to th org Pe *y nes * “a n setae te ae (ate a free trip to the world’s fair |) Carol Nielson ...... . | The boy or girl who turns into the Seattle Star office the rom maker to the wosrer. | kee; $7 0 Chicago 0 to Bt. | \4 4 * second largest number of Coupons, with the subsortption money 1410 BECOND AVE Samin end oqualiy tow sates teother | tan tet tals te aes cr 0090: |e eee es Seattle Homeseeke s’ Co | for new customers, will win the Second Prise, a handsome Geld Tei—Sunset, Main 3448. | points oe a 4 ai | — oe . | Watch ; 2 | The vote Friday was $2,523: | Mins Jones Foste | a 7 ) . j The boy or girl who turns in to the Seattle Star office the third largest number of coupons, with subscription money for new customers, will receive the Third Prize, a beautiful Silver Watch GIVE THE CLEAN CUT LAWN MOWER A TRIAL | And the next twenty boys and girls who turn in the next Pianos‘: Rent = a net antiatestory ye it and set your money bac k. It's one largest number will receive one $2.00 Parker “Lucky C , e best Mowers ever offered to the public. It’s the simplest and > o Rent Allowed on Purchase Price | rasient running Mower on the market. ‘iivery one guarautecd “as f| re ae | RULES OF THE CONTEST. ~ - 12-inch o | KOHLER 6 CHASE, 1505 2d Avo. And Use a GAS [Uitinn 0000s 888 1. Any boy oF girl may enter this contest (Established 1860.) | RANGE and Gas pore sees ‘ be abs 5.50 F) 2%. People subscribing for the Star must write thelr nam® Largest Music House on the Coast j and exact address. Water Heater ERN 8 Get subscription bla at the Star office. The true value of GAS as fuel Both Phones, 1158. ST BRO S. adh ot =I ; Aye ie remy + gle seeding in den Onl0 VAIN ENTISIS is known and appreciated by : setdisty. 2} dei | ye Gee teccty oh, tae sent three ite Bt a. “ Sian ace tame tank | in advance for one month more, two months more, OF '‘ ke r orner Third Aven month nol Originator af ‘the ‘Ohio Byater of | It is the safest, cleanost and A ond steths. aan counts ONE; two month's , maken | ail cheapest fuel for the kitchen. No. subseription counts TWO; three r bscription counts Gums,” whieh pre Kitchen is complete without a M V L 0 Fl MODERN DENTAL PARLORS 4) THREE to the boy or gif! ars A ea - ae = - r REE to the boy or gifl turning them tn. “e mouth of artificial teeth GAS RANGE. RE 0 A N TIC PRONE, MAIN 6190 | 1. Any boy avho Uesires to work up a route for himself of baiitesie ot {ge Ohio Bate syat Have removed from Second avenue and Pike street to nd aw | during the contest can do #0, provided he will sign an agree a a pg A LP Seattle ii ighting «< ‘oO enue and Marion street, Mar.a Bullding. ° ment to notify the Star anytime he wishes to. sell tle Ou e mf cleaned without 'a particle of pair Our prices are the very lowest consistent with first class ma tomers. ou apg asada slap geceycepceny P.-1. Building, Fo urth and Union. terial and workmaaship. | 8 Do not forget that new subscriptions only count In thie | contest for these 23 prizes | Oo PLATES Modern Dental Parlors | 8. Any boy or girl may hand in the money, and renewal of | | Phones--Sunset, Ix. 27; Ind.. Bx. 76. ’ i Fut “nel of teotn with the “Natural Gums 00 Gold Crowns, Zick 00 (o $5.00 IATIONAL SSCA worite Bilbo Werk BO so 84: NA IONA| MEAT co an old subseriber with that eubsoriber's vote for his fat Fillings iio. tie mat ATS T L . "QUIRED Second Ave. and Marion Mt, teacher; but the Star will not allow any boy or «ith “oe the name of a person who ts an old sub= MARION BUILDING AM work 115 Hours 6 & m. to # p, m. Bund V0"n, om t om — 206 Second Ave, Se. Tel., Main 1211; Ind, 1211, Best place in town to buy your ineats at lowest market prices Qricy of all kinds constantly on hand. ol & new subscriber for any of ** : | ——«,