The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 16, 1905, Page 2

SION nt ur Sead Racing a : 1 Awful Lamming q LOS ANGELES Nov 1 The Tas Angeles ® took the | Biwa a down th tay to the t ort 7 A ee four runs ir fir v he 8 Stickers appeared unable to loca the ball sent in -Dby Nagle, while Ahgvls got next to both Shields and Jones, who t the former's place 3 im the box in the fifth, Score 4 RH Angels., COO140040%—912 2 Beattic.. 0000000011 6 6] 4 Batteries — Na and Bager; | Shields, Jones and Frary Umptre— Davis ‘ STANDING OF THE CLUE q Won. Lost Angeles . 4 Ban Francisco : Oakland 1 Beattie ...... a 4 Portland 40 4 Tacoma . 35 Bob's Curtain Talk eas “Tadies and Gents: Y dom thin slight diagrens of the 4 dish K d think t walks and thinks | : he has champlo tal im hin, Ff % 8m get Inte condition Inside two min- i a ‘utes, My treasurer is ready —Jim, bring : & oat that truck load of money—to post : a & forfeit of $1,000,000 that I can lick any ‘or all of them. Let the play | | on.” And while the orchestra | g and sputtered. r. Robt. | g mons champ henger of | 4 universe, wrapp: about the wh pipes of | vy villain and choked ‘him wn he omised to restore the Mame of the mere child whom he ha 69 cruelly wronged down on the Dela ware. Mrs. M. B. Lichtenstein and Mrs. ‘M. Horris, of Salt Lake City, are Visiting with Mr. and Mrs, M. Sum- mertield, 1518 Harvar Read page & It pays. thee a THIs iS A TRUE CUT OF OUR Charter Oak Range Every neighborhood where these ranges co always brings SS new customers, being one of the finest bakers and most fue!- Saving ranges on the market. We always carry fourteen other Kinds of ranges. With our big Gepartment stores we can sell anything you want in the furnishing line. Also a good Webb money safe. Complete house furnishers. Bole Agents for the Charter Oak | ' J. ARONSON 104 Fuast ANEMUE SOUTH — 75 CENTS PER GALLON —FOR— TINFANDEL THIS 1S A FINE QUALITY, “MADE FROM A CHOIC FANDEL GRAPE. TRY = ZIN- IT. 104 First Ave. So. Sunset Pink 1751: Inde pendent 1751, Free Delivery orders promptly Phones: Mall gp ig gr In All Leathers THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, NOV Baseball - TACKLING THE DUMMY SPORTS Webfooters Are Veteran: But “U” Has the Weight OREGONIANS ARRIVE HERE FRIDAY CAL BOYS HANDICAPPED BY ABSENCE OF GOOD MEN FOR THE BIG GAME—LO The University of Oregon football who has been laid up with a bad team will arrive in the city Friday, | shoulder for five weeks, haa recov and will battle for honors with the | ered and ts out agwin on the squad University of Washington on the! Coach Cutts i» pleased at the way gridiron at Recreation park @atur-| the ‘varsity now handies the ball, day at 2:90 p 9 fumt seldom ocour, In practice The Oregon eleven gave Washing. | they move clockwork, getting ton a hard rub Inst year, winning| over the ground in a surprising by a score of LB to 0 ‘This year | manner ‘ a veteran| Following is the probable lineup ls by the lof both teama home tear ators will| Washington. Positions. o have a ct Harvard | Grimm In I Moores and M y lay. Coach | McDonald L Armapleer , the visitors is a ser | Babcook Le « Mouller ' of Michigan Crim ‘ug atten’ t is gtill handicapped | Jarvis RG Spencer by the ab f weveral goud 1 Pullen... n 7 Kart Ba 1 Bagshaw are wtill ¢ Brinker... RK. KB Chandler uit 1 thetr studies, but Shaw 1 pletor ying to wet fixed up before Satur- | TiMey Ru Hurd Ma idy the sick | Christie . Frientl and it im very able Palmer rn Kerron will get into th I Winsor Q Latourette al pots ATHLETES PREPARE THEMSELVES FOR THE ni ‘ORS OF STRENUOUS FOOTBALL HOW COLLEC line with @ or ing » him tke a bunch of Mies. —iccemeucus local boys to a man showed xcellent suape, and individ BR E S wer all to the « i} ‘The w was ragged, but with jay afterneen but 8. A.'C. in the) a team that will be a toug? simply played heree with ©. having the big end “| Chills coxnny Daven te blew after the In nmer and tongs #ith never | Good Home-made Bread ot ut ne Httle trow. |} Loaves for 25¢, oy ae ties "| UNION BAKERY AND GAFE Along tows. SOND AV ie finn ix jbie in elr di manites and hdown. found the pts-| The al ports, awarded 6/ Hemple men off the) n of Ret. | which was upheld by| Hemplo made few iting. was there with the pute BOSTON DENTAL PARLORS Tweive-year Guarantee, Lady Attendants Houre—5:20 to ¢; Sundays, 9 to 12. Both phones 1420 RECOND AVENUE The Laurel Range made in « huff and 4. dispu Frost | the apectato friends by qu Roller ry w leree goods | meking @ spectacular THE DOUBLE FLUE. of polished steel, of beautiful design, the ub kle plating, heavy and dur- i? wn & The quick heating «tee PHILADELPHIA JACK” O BRIBN. [EG Gin. oo 4 a Dor — PLVvE HOBT. FITZSIMMONS. j i ° meking them uel saving. fighting often. Me has traveled sl ‘They are handsome and ever- (Copyright, 1899, by Kiein-Gultenstein.> wer the country His fight with a lasting Five dollars down and easy ymenta. ehchaialaleielehaleieleiahel 3 ” * — * MEASUREMENTS OF THE 4 ww * M Fitasimmo: * = 1522 Firet Avenue, Seattie. § a years “* . He dahl & Co Inc. 818-824 Second Avenue, tS eachoeat ~ 2 than ordinary “* Ballard. # 12% in SN een 4 ; 2 oe ch * * & in on 7 2a im w m 2 0% in a * * Mie sin. © , ae sim @ * * ee ee ed When Robert Fitastmmens and “Philadetphia Jack Woodward s pa Dec OF Brien meet on the night the “heavy wel world,” two THAT MEANS THAT I HOLD WHICH DON’T WEAR WELL MYSELF RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY SHOE YOU BUY JOHN R HERE GRAY e punishment ax well as administer For Women wed to x that it It ae g match. mill and there knockout had not st of the ring a wer of was. O'Brien has T EXPERIME! are guarantged Q1—SECOND AVENUE—9 91 | BRTWEEN MADISON AND MARION It isensy to imitate, but hard to equal a good soa Our DOLLAR SAVERS work bray? ‘doing I _— NEURALGIA They «are tely 7 A Harder Bout wm and drive gut the ain 1 porta Jem Nowker will b " Never sold 1 bulk MONEY - RAISING SALE The sale that is attracting the attention of the buying public by reason of the exceptional bargains given. Our financial predicament makes tt pomsible for you to purch Clothing, Hata, Shoes, Furnish Ings, ete., at a figure that makes our competitors prick up their ears and accuse us of cutting down their legitimate profits. We ar ing our entire stock for Jess than others buy the goods from th manufacturers, . Here's the proof in the prices Men’s Suits Men's Cheviot Suita, in black, brown and stripes $10.00; an ptional bargain made possible by the Money-Ralsing Price of ...... a fine bargain at $4.95 lors; we have &@ sult that is worth $14.00 of any 7.45 Men's Worsted Suits, a well-known make and a popular seller, single or double breasted, sells regularly for $16.00; $8 75 Money-Raising Price .......+ Suits; this . $11.59 Men's Business Suits, nicely x all col always sold this salt for § Money-Ratsing Price . . in Cheviots, Mon's Business Suits in Worsted; man's money; ft goes at the Money-Raising Price .. Strauss & Bros.’ famous make of Men's Fine Worsted sult sells all over the country for $20.00; Money-Raising Price ..... Men’s Shoes Men's Vici Kid, regular price $2.00; Money-Ralsing Price ....91.45 Men's Box Calf, regular price $2.00; Money-Raising Price ....@1,45 Men's Velour Calf, regular price $2.50; Money-Raising Price ..61,85 Men's Famous Austin Shoo, regular price Passi Money-Ralsing Men's Patent Leather Shoe, regular | ariee $3.60; Money-Raising Price . ° +» 82.50 Underwear Men's Heavy Derby Ribbed, regular price Téc; Money- Raising Price . ‘ : ” - de Men's Gray Wool Underwear, regular rice $1.00; Maney: Raising Pritee ..... abebedese cttavestFoue S nisee . 65e Men's Heavy Oray * Wool Underwear, regular price " 50; Money- Raising Price ........ becdeecccescccesococecccs covers seeeeee BHO Men's Fine Wool Uoterweer, ‘rego rica 2 00; Money-Ralsing Price : $1.25 Children’ s Sults and Overcoats Regular price $3.00; Money-Raising Price ....ceeesseeeseseess S1.75 Regular price $6.00; Money-Raising Price Regular price $6.50; Money-Raising Price Regular price $3.50;Money-Ratsing Price Regular price $5.00; Money-Raising Price Men’s Pants Men's Working Pants, the famous “Star” price $1.50; Money-Raising Price... Men's Woolen Pants, regular price $2.00, Money-Raising Price $1.15 Men's Business Pants, sell regularly for $3.00; 1 9 Money-Raising Prico ...sseesssees wnevceene ceeeeeeeeeee ae te Mon’s Fine Dress Pants, the M. F. line; regular pet ico $4.00; $2.25 Money-Raising Price .....5 Men’s Hats Mon’s Black Working Hats, regular pric 81.75 iiincetaheusiaat Handkerchiefs, Pure Linen regular price 15¢; Money-Raising Price +s é Se Men's Canvas Gloves, regular price 10c; Money-Raising Price, 4 pair Linen Handkerchiefs, plain, regular price 10c; Money-Raising Price Qhe Men's Working Shirts, regular price 0c: y-Ralsing Men's Black and White Shirts, ular Mon price 750; Price Be ney-Raising PID in enen.iwtink vesntcoan sania ALIEN .. 45e Mon's, Ladies and Children’s Black Hoso, regular price 250 :; Money Men's Golf Shirts, regular price $1.00; Mon Raising Price SO Men's Colored Stiff Shirte, regular price $1.00; Money-Raising Price Ase Money. Ratsing Men's California Flannel Shirts, rogular price $1.50: Price sas ebgcien ae ; 4 oe Men's H rice $1.00; Money-Raising Price seeeee . : G50 Crown Clothing Co.|E 1221 First Ave., Look Yor Money Raising Sign on Windows PPLE AAA Oh, Beautiful | en eT | a | 16 DAYS FO GO SELLING OUT 1] Lion CLOTHING HOUSE] | First Ave. 6. and Main &t IANOS FOR RENT We are the largest and # q no and ergar Pacific ALLEN & GILBERT RAMAKER CO. 1406 Second Avenue. Something | New in | PICTURES} See them and you will want them—and they are only 10¢ each at the 10c STORE 1325 Second Avs. selling vwent famonds by us at prices. Houghton & Hunter Jewelers the ‘PF eattle fe AMUSEMENTS. she STAI “Rete Free Concerts. | Mat nd E i | Danny Mann and Company. / Three Bounding Gordons. Seven Other Matchless Turns, FRIDAY MATINEE. it Russian Hebrew Fund, y fi the Downtrodden, COMMITTER Chairman Leo Kohn. | Rabbi Joseph. 8. Frauenthal, | Rabbi H. Genss. L. Schoenfeld. | Rosenberg. L. Hurwits, | and 2 Beats 10c ‘The Most Fameet Theater. Tonight and All Week atinee Saturday THE WILLIAMS OPERA CO. the 18-Karat Musical Com ps” In | (Their only weak: they belohg | here.) j Next week, starting Sunday Mati- | nee—The S dramat cess j “A HUMAN SLAVE.” Play ny Both New Hera, A Bi TERN PRODUCTION, i Ne ¢ hange in n Prices —Phones 667, GRAND ftust << HOUSE Hic JOUN CORT, Manager, Phones Mey TONIGHT. “Friday Saturday, aturday Matinee aauesian's theataeh Play “ARIZONA” By Augustus Thomas SAME GREAT COMPANY. 50 Horses— —50 Cavairymen Nothing Like It Ever Before Seen in Seattle, PRI Box Seats and Divana, $1.50. S8—31.00 to 260. | Next Monday—Herry Mestayer tf | “Ghosts.” ‘EA TTLE ».. THEATER *., JOHN CORT, Mgr. Both Phones 4% ALL THIS WEEK. Saturday Matinee, 2 10, | Saturday Night—Amateur igi “THE PARISIAN BELLES.” Funny Burlesques and a Big Olin PRICES—T to Sunday Afternoon Giris. London Gaiety nese r barks, Office—Upstairs | ond Ave. South. © Sea W ENIROVAL'P "Pits ww ashingtom