The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 4, 1905, Page 2

BEING PLANNED nned by the SECOND PLACE THE VANDERBILT CUP RAGES: attle Power Bow ib for Christ RUB IT INTO THE .OAKLAND! BUNCH AND ARE NOW HANG ‘ red their im races, and an ke the re ia event trophies, such as ros, banners, fines, t up for the winning ING ONTO LEADER'S COAT TAILS | arly Five hundred wea Hag 1) ed members of th ports filed out of Junction hall in STANDING OF THE CLUBS SIWASHES IN FREAKISH LOOKING ENTRY IN vcoapery Sheriff Calls of rh RACING “Mine Pu Won. Lost ' at t hertf we ane 1 off in ad < ‘ W 1 The ta f the Christmas week Los Angeles 6 8 48 instead of witnessing the|fore and saved a long ride on| ! io on : vacht park Tacoma ee ees much snsed fight between Cove| the Seattle El company’s he oral i Portland M 27 ‘ and Johnson, the pugilistically in-/ rack » . . . Seattle Boys Win First Game ae Pee of Bowling By Telegraph om ins Good morning Do you happen to notice what step we SiWashes are standing now-a-days? No? . Well — Allow us to lay special stre one thing, Kind reader, and that LOUISVILLE Ri Knudegraber . 160 168 - ween a Tuesday, just to push the in tho first international tetegr — 1 Only $300 For Cottage Work along, we took the Oak mateh played 1 Tota sos 81 ‘9 fur bunch into tow to the tune of 6 Like This Vickers, the Rubs, sizzled ‘em over won Dy the Are : ; the plate for us and they couldn't . Third . —_ : touch the big ‘un. All they could | en v bagel J ‘ _Awtul cheap 6 and 10 @o was to touch him up for three} allowing | emuenay th o 1:18 68 if] tracts on Lake Wieckinaen measly hits. BELLINGHAM 1 ra rift enue || have sold over 1,800 acres in our Blexrud was the sacrifice offered han q xf f h i a beautiful Garden of Eden Addi- the Commuters and we got t . ‘ , 16 } - 1 t t the last ye In a few days him for fi At th h n, inten ' ' Ke '. e fire runs t that, if the urche . all will be sold. No wonder, as een behind him had given him ROBERT JARDINE AND HIS ROYAL RACING CAR | Reas Le 14 pn Rags ae we sell acres $50 up on terms of gome sort of support it wouldn't s ¥ |e - Fon $1 per month. Home have my have been so many see sd 7 | oO IL thied a aie — be ae Cochard, the new umpire, mad ee hee alk deck alle 4 ! Some pe ion't know Riis debut, and seems to be the "hae wast tn nce, mile-—Joha I won u can reine Bods. | S saiilans uae eahoo a wat WHATS THE MATTER "| econd, Marshal Ney {fl off of five acres. C.D, Millman * Again let us gently point ont to} y » line gy Mea . Sew ¥ = sik ey a oak 4500 sells more suburban property Fou that we are now in second some wi Giants will to & A ‘ . and helps more people to get ele } Athh the coming warld " om Oks mor than any five firme tm " on nabip serie All of tite in-| a one & of tate th th C. GOTZIAN & CO because he is the own- TUESDAY GAMES | ciniiageimscbenine nble riggers ate not ' i wth f $5.00 nels on r terma and PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE | ! ny wayerneking ae gd a oe Se ‘| } 53-05 to AT SEATTLE—Seattle 5, Oak és jto y ane to RE : vices MAR BE | $2.95 then anyone elm. He . . ne heseln ‘ HAs I, “4 Ks 4 over 12.000 people thelr | AT SAN FRANCISCO—San Fran- | pagel bactgr emg cart Jett CAP, Ottawa, Tu fter-| LION CLOTHING HOUSE, eee noletaes,, ee oe andigeaaaadlg | ‘ f the Giant | AFTER HEI or THE! by 2 goals to jot Ave. 00. 074 Maio & |B tomer is his We are sell- od FASTERN BASERALI | | What a good thing for masrow! af x he or vunt of a The «at ae witnessed by near ing lote at anaes City at bg 7 te ag haa Jumne it is that Mr. Pa he ‘ in F or haslly 14,000 pe b Kent rw | up on terma of per mon j AT PHILADELPHIA—St. 1 sal } ne ” vr Pied fat Deiat th . . nd tee Paste Sg ington and right on take front. 2, Philadeiphia 5 | | an n't pla in eae 660 y Mow m the Pact ss Take Washington Street 6am AT ROSTON—Roston 5. Cleve-| j augue A new wt fo in | the Kalamas lett It was the « a! opinion © » Only 6 at fare by getting book ‘ | ting box scores w i ha uo ve ‘. BROKE THE YEAR'S | crosse folks in the east that the of tickets. Get off at penci! about seven yards 9} Cotumbue by reeling off two mile|on the coast with all of the teams ohn Cort, Mer. Both Phone wenty salesmen on a Giicage 3. } 4. Sih hee Rid omy b98OU: dite: wean] the ouineonas edbishntier mama ti) sold out. Free boat rides on >, inke daily—free to everybody, : ae | Santry and Pat sity within half @ second of the world's |any of tt bs out here with the oF nee C. ; NATIONAL LEAGUE 10 rounds at Sug Bend, | r peers So bak wen] Att Greetdiindieuan Wee: nalf 2 C. D. Hillman in Times AT CHIC Chicago 5, Phila- | ’ 1 k—Ma " a Block a na}, a Corrigan denies that a Cincin- | they stack w latter they Saturday—25c, 10 ‘ hola. star halfback of the nati street car conduct . se mest 2 materia — URG rst game. { ar conductor “took a|are Pp good mi MAY " * wees Crimson two years ago, will not be] punch at 4 OWARO’S Pittsburg 10, Boston Second maon t are Ag punch at ‘im.” Corrigan declares he|as they have “way down east.” T ‘ | . Pittsburg 4, Boston 2 / able to join Harvard after ally His! was never licked, except by his | hamr give plenty of evi- BURLESQUE CO. Good Home Made Bread, Fi CINCINNATI — First gome. an has declared him unfit to! father dence in this respect FOLLOW THE BIG CROWDS 6 loaves ze Wednesday and Thi Union Bakery & Cafe | 1413 SECOND AVE. 4 ~t ball again. His shoulder ” Sec id ti 4, New York 2 n fly inju immage Cincinnati 4, New York 4 ST. LOUIS—First game, St |. Brooklyn 4. Second game. Loats 2. Brooktya 3 _ STANDING OF THE crURS in a ® | 7 Beattie’ GRAND oes HOUSE Theater JOUN CORT, » plowed through the | varsity line in practice In a way! that made Coach Warner's * blood | turn cold. More beet needed and/ n backs | o awake in Philad We Easily Fit the Mer. Both Phones, 65. This Attern 7 High grade clot They NATIONAL LEAGUE now. Comiskey has shaken all ? ‘Tonight —Laxt Time -$1 < st a very low Loxt tho or stember aut of the twe.| “IN OLD KENTUCKY $15 Suite for ais bas ented | ar Oo ] st Company Ever Seen Here $20 Suite for rs Stone With 2 colle GUS was ett | — eiipeeerteg $30 Bults for jhe was teading the American} — . RSI } . See window = [ League ta batting. ‘Then he lest! POSTON [8 THE BEST FITTING | OO ————— play at the ret leye and tobogganed into the 200] ag HE BEST FITTID RE SEATS NOW SELLING sale of 3 Siete Svante time the 4 = te ICE APPAREL IN AMERICA IT 18 MADE WITH | - = bat tn St. Louis and fall to make a SUCH FINE KNOWLEDGE OF THE HUMAN FIGURE MAY InwaN sg Pipe” 0 4 1 thie h fan would chirrup THAT ALTERATIONS ARE RARELY NEEDED. Ca Cosmeas, the Success and Cherrvem 102 A fight bewteen the little fellows that should he a j ht some p h fan u p ade, “MES. BLACK 18 Give wa back that wateh. Now fe to ask Stone “what 6 meeting between Terry McGovern and Tomm for early in October. McG t's ove | PRICES St. 5O to 25¢. Next ‘REN HUR" Overcoats and Raincoats Wet Weather Wee Brooktyn neeenem dat tn thal r : u }¢ v . il be riven . god | nee ep True RU BRE R jams. Followers of rest in hopes of getting his arm in | aeaiiin Sa peat sip ern eemeene OT fer Broadhurst GRAND §ctse i" 6 536 F i | Hugh Gillis, the orsman, fe being S up |JOHN CORT, Manager. Pb . ystem OCTOBER @ TO “4 | Matinces Wednesday and Saturday. | Th Klaw and Briange ‘o- duction of | Ben Hur Prices —$2.50 to SOc, Reserved seat tarts TOMORROW, 9 A. M 4 po tried for tackle on the Yale eleven. | “ 483 in an effort to + © the impres In a ke to think that 7 4 421 oa hat he a has-been he punch | e only thing tn a re) R | = et SPORTING Michigan has the hardest football | fight,” writes Battling Nelson. “The ther eliable fieCoy Yr n year neludes games |man who can only hit hard wil! be} vg tl Pac Seng Chicago and Wisconain leverness in the ring. The victory} h and Proadway bas dis and McCoy is preparing to | Vanderbilt Cap committee | noes to the fighter who combine threw ov the western are everness and the punch.” in the HE AMERICAN ASSOCIA simple life. MeCoy is A had won p ae = trials is getting a fairly base ball penant will be award . N at i ea of an ump! motions |e! at ago next Thursd orders wi pe ails a home player out on| THERES A REUNION OF " e e S elmer O. regular sale the life out of another fellow, | BO" lecision | dusky boxers in the Inviting wh e" ee f ii wher Joe Gans he ained ee one =, ane, senton Bee cones agp oot $00-804 Firat Ave. Cor. Colum- Strongest Overcoat House in PARLORS to ent ft ont As & matter @f fact, Mra. McCoy is responsible for the “kid” side-stepping the | “',’ | Barney eeptann in be the Giants’ camp, th won aw f TERM ILLUSTRATED | Geo. Dixon in the has-been ret bia St Twelve-year és The State te a ga n whieh an 1513 to 1519 Second THE FAIR In 2 ve GOOD OLD FARMER - Fitzsim A Avenge UNCLE JOSH PERKINS are the oldest, n GOING AT HALF PRICE. »D CLEAN COMEDY haeenk end crea for t OUR ENTIRE LINE OF MEN'S AND BOYS’ CLOTHING. _ ‘= y crane bs tober zz ee creas, Rome of the world at any p Salt Lake—at any time take all or part. A sexton is ft 1 at p lis graveyard many jelimbing over the fence Young Corbett has gone into ac } Mich raining at Mt. Clemens | PANY PRESENTS DORA THORNE STRONG ACTING COMPANY AN ELABORATE PRODUCTION | | NO CHANGE IN PRICES | SUPERB BILL |\STAR GALAXY OF STARS| PIANOS ‘We sell better Pianos at lower prices and on caster payments than any other house io the city. For bargains in Furniture us RED FRONT FURNITU! 220 Pike St. ge te ee Dorothy Vernon BALLS. KOHLER & CHASE, 1305 Second Avenue. Cc. A Meyer, Mer. th of material at Penns: vania. At one time recently | four foot ball teams were at work on Franklin field, with 22 candi Per Full Ot. Bottle dates on the side lines, Such a con |dition never before existed at the | college. A corps of Chieago cops has again fj | *¥ooped down om the floating pool | BASE Tomorrow For Convenience and Comfort room and carried off the cash in the THATS WHAT YOU WILL jt |wafe. One man—they booked him ||| HAVE THIS WINTER IF YOU vr Wn panies. append at ‘and storage room, Better For © |a# Smith—wns arrested. The book-|f INSTALL A baad i Phd 3P.M. avenue, Pomettios vuilding. ies might try Knabenshue’s airship o ° oe 02, | next neans of fo ne hare a Toddy |e ec f folling the hard Garland Heater Gas | OAKLAND Benny Yanger will resume ring ; - Rad << Ae: | work neat month ine imited round ff THEY ARE Mane | ro adiator | -< Seareu = |\bont with Willie Spracklin, a De- aged di. poop ND for t ee ¥ Take Virginia or A dar Next . Gere | ‘Srey have met Geo. Dixon, but Dixon's | poor showing against Murphy put J (io beyond the range of possibil Every Garland Is Ten days ago Eugene Hildebrand. lthe jockey, could place an earning Guaranteed | estimate of $20,000 a year on his ser | vices. Now that he is set down for life by the stewards it ts doubtful if he could earn $10 a week, GEO. H. WOODHOUSE It is as difficult to bring Artful } 1405 Second Avenue. (5¢-—1307-1309 Ist Av.—[§¢6 and sysonby together as it 1s to ar- room it ts Indiapensible MEAT whenever you want it, wherever you want it and any desired amount Seattle Lighting Co. BUILDING, FOURTH AND it "eben Sunset. Ex. 27; Ind, Bx. 76. Have cured of Nervous De- Sty invomnis ona Atrophy. They Clear’ the brain, strengthen the er Gulation, make @igestion perfect nr iC i L fateh mate ares et < ChieagoLoant a trguble stopped ament: | ' Fo per bom eee, ri TARRY SILVER Prop ° vt ones Matieg HIT Yester Way, a areel Shik Lert place te Borrow ‘ 104 First Ave. So. eee ees tye, 78" todo “ALL “SHEET wusic at Fegp Delivery ‘Cline’sPlanoHouse' Malt orders promptly filled Bad packed in plain boxes.