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sc npnneneneteeea, Th THE SBATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, OC" | Racing RACING The sport at both New York and Latonia tracks yesterday was very fair, being about a stand off between the favorites and the outsiders. that both the talent and the books got some of the money. The Star tips for Monday's were unusually good, picking cards two of the 1 ia rac one, two, three Tho Seattle race fans are waiting anxiously for the California races to begin, where the majority of horses in training are better known to them RESULTS AT Three-fourths Noel Bel LATONIA, K. ¥ of a mile selling titoone, — Revillee yards sell Chariie Que mile and seventy tng—Jno. Lyste, Bou Miss Rillie; 1:49 3-5. Five and one-half furlongs purse Pr Adesso, The Mate, Remington; 2:80 4-6. Steeple chase, short course—Sweet Jana, Lights Out, Ohio King 3:03 3-5. Ose mile purse—Santon, Martha Gorman, Exirada Palma; 1:45 2-5. One mile and fifty yards selling Turrando, Safety Light, Doeskin 1:49 1-5. Three-fourths of a mile selling Buba, Sid Silver, Marco; 1:16 2-6. RESULTS AT JAMAICA, N. Y. Three-fourths of a mile handicap —Druld, Treala, Incantation 1:14 2-5 One mile and a sixteenth selling Sam H. Harris, Antimony, Arsenal; 1:48 2-5. Five and one-half furlongs sell Raps ettmenee Lone Hand, Vino; 1:08. Three-fourths of a mile, the Rich moad handicap—Handsrarra, Race King, Hermitage; 1:13 4-5. Five and one-half furlongs purse —Ouriy Jim, Battle Axe, Meddling Datey; 1:08 2-5. One mile and a sixteenth purse, for maidens— vere, Gambler, T. Baseball ‘TWO FAMOUS COLLEGE FOOTBALL COACHES J. Cox; 1:48 2 Says Jeffries Is an After a careful study of the great- | ° MOBCOW, Idaho, Oct. 31.—The| est fighter the world has produced, | University of Washington team suf- Bob Fitasimmons has arrived at the fered defeat at the hands of the conclusion that Jeffries ts an acci Maho State university eleven here, deat. Fits says only one man of Monday by « score of § to 6 The Jeff's sort is produced in a century.» @ttendance was larger than has at-| “He's not the regeler run of men.” | fended « football game here for| declares Bob. “I guess be's 4 sort Years past. Idaho succeeded in| Of made-to-order boy for the par-| thelr scores onty by place | ticular job he had to do KELLY 18 WITH HANLON Spider to get Eddie Har for his fight the Mexica, befe at Low Angeles or JOHNNY REF London Jobony Re y. te ber From that of Denman with dimond Hlanc, Kelly has been engaged | ton inte cor Aurelia the Pi Novembe BETROTHED Ntton Ha tera. comes the iff, the American othed to the daughter | trainer for Lord Fite says | ‘Washington's line held firm | Jeff is bigger and stronger than ‘se Jenkins Gets hits harder it the game and the work Ordinary mortal—and of the ends was especially good. At) than anybody in the prize ring. end of the first half, the score | Oe Mrs. 4 to 0 in fw of Idaho. The Sieahingten aeven was erty onal Prize Goes Mre. William Wray has ly won the October wom Yen: right end, Christy; lett end.! ing prize, a $25 cravenette coat, on Rufos Waldorf, the ‘04 star, has! Smith; quarter, Winsor and Cole; | the Arcade alleys. Mra. Wray up to | J0'"°4 the Notre Dame squad. Jett half, Palmer; right half. Tilley: | Monday evening had rolled twenty-|'* * mx-footer and weighs 160) fullback. MeDenald (captain). |four scares better than 120, and | Pounds Idaho: Center, Snow; right) Miss Dutton had made eighteen j POOThALA, © Guard, Sheridan; left guard, Smith; |ter than 120. Mra Wadsworth - right tackle, Rogers; left pr vo heal next with sixteen over 120 ‘Larson; right end, Oukes; left end,| to her credit. ‘Thomas and McGee; quarter, Mid- - dleton (captain); right half, Smith: 4 ett nant, armarons; cuiack. Women’s Match Is } Thirty-minute halves. Declared Off Mrs. William Wray and Mrs. Frank Wadeworth will not piay the much talked of match. Mrs. Wade- worth is compelled to leave on Wed- — for California for her health “ | She expects to remain throughout Willding Archal, the big Swede \the winter. This is a great disap- ‘Moline, sry lag Forman seer |pointment to the women bowlers | and also to @ great many of ti by J aspirant to pugilistic fame, ‘| “knights of the lignum vitae.” The match was arranged some time ago | and has caused much comment and antictpation among the bowlers Buy Bob Whites warns AVENUE SouTH Under orders from the county commissioners of King county, | Warden Reif, Monday, signed papers for the shipment ¢f 190; dozen Bob White quail fre sas. After arriving the Bob Whites; will be kept in captivity until their | mating season, which is some time| in February end March, when they/ will be released in various parts bal the county. | | | MACKAY WILL MOVE b= | Clarence H. Mackay will move [his string of stallions and erees mares from Silver Brook, N. | Kingston stud, in Kentucky, on Oo- | tober 30, There are 60 in all, in~| rc) cluding the famous stallion Med- | | ler, for which he paid $60,000, and | PER GALLON. the untried Manastar, winner of the politan handicap at Morris PER %-GALLON. | With the assistance of Tom Coop- | DY 18 PURE, @ | er | the one-time bicycle champton, FLAVOR AND @) parney Oldfield ts constructing 18 HIGHLY @) ; ing motor machine which ts ex- RECOMMEND D FOR MEDI- ted eclipse anything for CINAL AND FAMILY USES. r to speed that ever made the dare-devil | drive over the treacherous Long Is- | land course. | | s | MORAN IN DEMAND Gus Moran, whose umpiring gave | see h fine satisfaction in the East- 104 First Ave. So. Phones: Sunset Pink 1751: Inde- rn league this season, may ~ pendent 1751, pressed into service by the Na- Froe Delivery tional league again Mail orders Premptly fliled ete ED | and packed in plain bozes. Read Page 6. It pays. eee With 19 scores better thar L. Jenkins hes, to all appears captured the Orteber bowl on the Arcade alleys, 209 A < pr WALDORF JOINS SQUAD “A FIRLD GOAL The Athletic Spirit | | A great many of the girls of the m Kan. | Seattle high schoot have been avafl- ing themselves of of the past few 4: ing tennia. The seems to hold # school this year m the girls king club at plan to take long a and © the fine weather | aye and are play- athtetic trit at the high Ther ot ore the high walks on nice af- ising a enings. to HE. RFORD AND GANS| PART Joe Gans, the Hghtweight cham- pion, has parted company with Al Herford and is now coupled up with | | Me i 4 Park. iJ a % +, 4 | OLOFIELD CONSTRUCTING FAST CAR! for November 24 at San Francisco, The Laurel Range Jimmy Coffroth training for Twin” his Sullivan Ia the only two: 22 First 818-824 Secon 0 down and easy payments. Hegdahl & Co., Inc. Gans is at "Frisco, bout which is scheduled flue range made, venue, Seattle Avenu' They | with Mike | RIPng SPORTS Girl’s Football A Seattle tea Kir of ef | { } | give’ gocker footh. nly “Who would we pla is what Miss Dorothea | would play the of Bog now | of aaid thin m. ‘This ugeton, ¥ th ntly of | that thin #ul ‘lA SWIMMING CARNIVAL m tacking the play-jthe week of February 19 era are allowed to form interference. | which contestants from . Who would you play?’ Mims|Yale, Marvard, rows and 1 Knigton was asked. aylvania colleges, the Missour Wolf. Simon T. a1, 1905 a Serge “-|High School Basket: sta ming tub take t The ? . ‘4 OS Ball |remutatien not “a for 10¢ hia, re.|, Commencing this week the girl's} bouts in St. Lout 1 wee f hah teare, breamt | Basketball squad of the Seattle high) put or 1 the t 1 his ete q . : te ns , diving |®¢hool will practice on Tuesday's) tents to baseb . - < her Terry and Stewart, Basketball] Hapecially interesting reading om prospects for the coming # Pag eee bey assumed a roneate hue. ris are taking a great deal of Quits Seattle GOING TO CALIFORNIA The great sales of Clothing, Men’s etc., of the Wolf Simon stock goes merrily on. wrapped up and tucked under the arm of a fortunate buyer. Shoes, Trunks, Valises, Many a good bargaln has been Lots and lots of Furnishings, Hats, them have gope out of this store since the Quit Sale was inaugurated. wasn't built in a day, way method prevalent to the in Seattle, made the for the reason that if you would share in these bargains you should hurry You could shut your eyes and choose anything from the following prices and make money. stocks Raincoats Black, gray or blue, value; Simon's Quit Sale Price regular $15.00 $8.00 PRIESTLEY'S CRAVENETTE RAINCOATS. All colors and shades, regular $20.00 value; Simon's 11 0 ‘ s Quit Sale Price, Celebrated Bell Hats in all stiff, regular price $2.50; Simon's Quit Sale colors and shades, soft or $1.65 GOONS kb <acese ° . ° The well-known Lion brand Hat. This Fall block in all colors and shapes, regular price Quit Sale Price ol ees on ‘ s Jolin B. Stetson, regular price $s.o0; Simon's Quit Sale Price Men’s Furnishings too different fan Stiff Bosom Shirts, $1.00 kind; Simon's 45c Quit Sale Price ove wees sere $1.25 Black Sateen Shirts; Simon's 65c Quit Sale Price. ...dcoteverccesseceescees $1.50 kind Woolen dinderwear ; Simon's Quit Sale Price. . 85c Dr. Wright's Health Underwear, regular Quit Sale Price. .....0..6- ocewccsseces Silk and Worsted Urbferwear in blue and pink col sold everywhere at $3.00; Simon Quit Sale Price. ..gesgedreccseerees ‘Shoes Buckingham & Hecht Shoes, uni- versal price $3.50; Simon's Quit Sale Price. «00s nccececveceess $2.25 Fine Patent Leather Shoes, $6.00 Quit Sale Price....sceseceececceees s $2.75 The North Star Celebrated Shoe, old everywhere Simon's Quit Sale Price.... for $4.00; nor can this enormous stock be entirely sold in a possible are going down and it should not take longer than 30 days to close out everything. 1010---WOLF SIMON---1010 First Avenue---One Door South Standard Furniture Co. Middle of Block y, or a few days, but owing irement from business life I tell you this by the owner's compulsory ret READ THEM Men’s Suits Business Men's Suits in cashmere regular price $12.00; Simon's Quit Sale Price.....000. Black Clay Worsteds, Blue Serges, Fancy W om and Seotch Mixtures, square or ="§g 00 corner, regular price $16. Simon's Quit Sale Price.......+ A full line of the latest cut and make in Scotch Tweeds, Fancy Worsteds, single or double breasted, retailed the world over at $20.00; 11 00 Simon's Quit Sale Price... The very latest 1905 make double-breasted and round- cornered, in English worsted, plaid or stripe, and mix- tures ; regular price $18.50; 1 0 00 s Wolf Simon A swell Suit that we have always sold, and the regular Quit Sale Price ...cccscccseves price is $20.00, either single or double-breasted, in fancy cashmeres, and French worsted; Wolf Simon 13. 00 Quit Sale Price . teeseee Custom made Suits in unfinished worsteds, in plain or stripe, double or single-breasted, silk-lined throughout, regular price $2 ; 14 00 Wolf Simon Quit Sale Price ........ Unfinished Worsted, silk-lined, double-breasted, hand collar, lapels, regular price $22.50; Simon's Quit Sale Price special ~ hand-tailored, hand button holes and $12.50 Custom made Suits in unfinished Tibbet and blue serge, double-breasted, silk- lined 1 g 50 see eewee . throughout, regular price $3 Simon's Quit Sale Price. ’s Pant Men’s Pants 365 pairs Pants in cashmeres. worsteds, tweeds; regular price $4.50; $2. 50 Simon's Quit Sale Price. §v0 pairs Pants, all wool, and sizes in all wool, gray, blue, black stripe fancy colors, guaranteed not to rip; regular price $6.00; 3 2 A Big Line of Trunks and SultCases Also Included in This Sale 00; ¢ Price in wt in the gan this year, large it numbers rning out for prac with : _ : and working faithfully, Tho first bree 7 ¢ ne robably be game of the season will p ably i feos vith the Univeralty of Washington | LION CLOTHING HOUSE ‘ r > girl's basketball team and will be Vest fee, & ict aa we bs : played the latter part of November : pants me appear or the earlier part of Decembe A len ss The team, which will represent the - : Sine hool this neanc has not)| mH ig t ch f twash | Mist 7 . A ape ably || 5 dint been chosen as yet and will p aly | 1 the a - Ag game With!) 1 will not complain of just erit- | ' hh the] Crore oO | fetam; #0 says Prof. De Forest, , labor sions | ABPIRANTS INCREASING | the greet SAVER AND HEAI- ' « done unt ear | || ER The tribe of 1-be PITCHER WINTER MARRIED “4 , | George 1 Winter, pitcher for the|an unknown un over to spring at . League baseball | at the proper mom Bam Spauld ing |team, has married the nurse whol ing, a nix-f with muscles ike 1 | wait him w ie he wae tl three I, je b sided as fighting ma ect # ago in the hospital at Bos-|yel; Jack McLean, the elongated lion. ‘The nurse was named Mabel *-— \. May Willis Want a home? Bee Page 6. *** Prof. De Forest does not ask questions and then guess at what you want to know-but he reads your whole life without one mis- take. So if others have tried and fatied, do not iet it make you & skeptic. Call and be convine- ed by the greatest living clatr- yoyant in the world. It mat- || ters not how skeptical you may be after you call and test bis merit you will confess that there fs more to it than ordinarily eu pposed. Prof. De Forest cures all dis || eanes without medicine or surg- ery and is willing to give free trial treatment free of charge from 2 to 4 every P. M. There are no mistakes in the predictions made by the great and wonderful Psychic. You may ish to know if it is advisable to make a change in business, in love, in marriage. Shall I sue- coed in my new undertaking? l obtain my hope, my wishes, my ambitions? Shall | ever enjoy the luxuries of weath? Can I trust my friends? Have I ene mies? When shall I marry? ~~ belongs to me? If so Am I loved in return? When shall my | mestic troubles end? The Most Popular Theater, TONIGHT AND ALL WEEK. The New Scenic Melodrama, “WHEN THE BELL TOLLS” Matinee Wednesday and Satdndiay, Next week. the latest New York company. No change in prices. Phones, 667, GRAND ot c=, JOHN CORT, Manager. Phones 66 TONIGHT—LAST TIME. Kane, Siemee & Colvi , ROS: a Le K this ness of must rise at m. sharp. ‘rtd roduction, — Thursd: ay; and Gaturday. RICHARD “Akg PRiNOLe's rd, Ca AMAZING LIST OF HITS. Chiquita, the sensation! lald Trio, expert cyclists; |May & Co, in comedy } patter and song Freed smusteal; Wi |tone; Starascope, Parisian pictures; other special features, Get a come | Position card for the children, SEATTLE Baa or THEATER *., JOHN CORT, Mer. Both Phones 4% All This Wi ‘Matinees Wednes- day and Saturday, 25¢, 100. | “THE TIGER LILIES.” THE VERY BREST YET. Prices—T50, 50c, and 10c, This ad. and 10 cents admits any woman to balcony W nees. Present before day. laughs, “Hooligans ipieet, wae