The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 13, 1906, Page 2

LACROSSE MEN GONE PLAYERS WHO UPHELD SEATTLE’S HONOR LAST YEAR SCATTERED TO FOUR WINDS-—-OUTLOOK NOT BRIGHT. ver, V f them would'nt mind ret ‘8 , . je, but they have heard tha wna for th king ta none Rely be w Mike MeCa h ha hief attra al, at at ' Va et ts talking of/Qameron ta tn ‘rt and te patting (wo city teams In the league !matnder are here and tt all over and W neater likewise, Vi a | the globe WIR probably not be able to get t The chances are that ae ot gether a team of any t |the local enthusiasts will to Th me talk of forming alxether before long and decide, what | Washing vm-| will be do On ire posed | there wil no toam tn Bellingham and Tacoma and one) the Brittsh Cotumbt for a othe ' long time to come y Seat an get together a fal say that the oay ae good twelve, but many of last year's| were good and pler Will not be in the city Mule Driver Now. ~ CLEVER “Sandy” Cowan, “Scotty Mameson Snowball” Miles and “Verne” Green are engaged at var fous “odd” jobs on the Alaska Cen-| tral railroad, with headquarters at Seward, Cowan ts driving a mut team, and the others are “firing”’| om the Hine Green, who came to the ity one day last wook, and will re tare there shortly, states that a preees in Ranges Are to Meet in roth Arranges Go. | Abe Attell out one s the has decided jand he in Jimmy Coffroth has arranged teh and it ts one that > some Um i $150.00 Ma} Range. oven 38 inches, only $85.00 $65.00 Star Estate, @ lide, with reservoir 835.00 $65.00 Majestic Range. lS-ineh oven, set up and connected B42.00 $45.00 St. Clair, 1é-Ineh oven $40 ve $60 09 $45.00 Y will sure! salt you, as © dred ranges brands and best ran, market Give ws ac one-half on your house furnish ings. ) Garland , Range, SO. 00 find a range to ve several hun nelud all most Dabney & Woodhouse Complete House Purnisher and Sole Agents for the Char Oak Ranges. the Best and M Fuel Saving Range on the Mar ket. ABE ATTELL. have @ banch of ginge The little fellows are evenly matched and the «co Remember the name and 5 Se tak onl Sasteus. Roth eae ber m their 418 Pike St. Phone John 931 fF. 3. He THE STATE BATHS. Shaving 1c. Hair 3c. Baths 12%. First and Yesler, State Bank Cut Under the J. ARONSON 504 First Ave. S. $1.25 PER FULL QUART BOTTLE FOR ed fists oir cle All Leading Makes Rarer nae at date te Bottled-in-Bond WHISKIES}. [Gain Wealth from his « mc than an t H Bach as Guckenheimer, Fir " we Golden Wedding, Old Overt : , ; O14 Oscar Pe € le f 7 . : ° a a en ¥ a ie ba SLierzdom \ 104 First Ave. So. — : Phones: Sunset Pink 1751: Inde Miof First and Ye pendent 1781, strongest tanks in | tate Free Delivery {pays 4 per cent | Mail Orders Promptiy Milled. a yea BOXERS occu aaHlGH SCHOOL BOYS 3. "Frisco—Coff will take on Jimmy Wels mal H LE STAR—TUERSDAY T _ WOULDN'T IT JAR_YOuU—, F MAYER Wwe Aw ST 1 b/ we SANE \ mane Ge Whe we Wao Luin até THE LOW TACKLE AND Ind SHORT ARM PUNCH — FPOOTMALA (# Arran Ia Connerree Maan abort 5 Mk, BOYS, BE veRY sachin aka. Ruvaes FINE! bow ONT IT Age YOu WINE CENTER RIE SHOUD BROAA WIS LOG Det /1RST Garte Mt Puaren f IRUHLINIS AND Abd THE OTHER PHABES OF BavrawrTy — TAKE LONG RUNS WILLING: | will make a more « OWLING Washington Rainle < itfering im the houne ght on the Monarch al gether The Kainiers have taken the to boggan route during the last few es, but have braced for the fray that they vyoight, and it is exp editat ing than during the past few week | The Washingtona are within} |etriking distance of the rag as | & game tonight with \¢ The Rainte must | tions, both heat SPORTING geme BREVITIES | } | by | y. “1} er of Canade, shatter. | t Jack und of a 1 t © gener-| regarded as mighty 5 fignt- | After Hopple had at Vignaus la | u ' this suntry and har ved | i . S moore | COACH FROST PLANS TRI-WEEKLY OUTINGS FOR | Akron Giant Is to Meet Kauf-| , | HIS BUNCH OF HOPEFULS wan in Philadelphia. are } ¢ f the high sche A | | Gus Rublin, the Akron giant, and| ~The Arced sounds tke @ we | a call for a country can |Al Kaufmann, the western smith | man's whis ub a “ “* j . | | whose round knockouts were ty : oo emerday and aver 19 ae} Jnomething of a sensation until Jack ‘Hank O'Day eet | vespenteé. The Nthe cont} O'Brien put over the qu next sea ' s , lwill probably get together the lat Le 1 that he was working on lter part of this month for « jabfest lin staid old Philadelphia we and selected what he | Rehiin has signified his willing The new sport ts already attract mn among the « rost bas not the track mee, wa they | aiming in the Only one Way to “FOUGHT 20 TRAINING UNDER to be the best for the high with the Callforniat rans | have three ack will be divid junds and each squad will s separate time and run. it ely that as the season those who hare id a os me country run fo m Lin yesterday | jand Delaney, on behalt | mann, has accepted It | maton negotiations do not t gh. the fight will be pul f UI | re Tom O'Rourke's new T |p! ub athlete and chat ar jateur sculier of America, was nert Jously injured a swimming tan! f braves (salary Md has been lifted and the!a:r R Nev. by diving into shal 1 ing the kian been given fall |tow water and striking bi es training for the ith reference to this, ter. * the * pleased with th neces 1 to Seattle ing off trom the seb D eabeeeeed SUITS AND Ty OVERCOATS FAST ROUNDS sees") J Redelsheimer & Co. aoe cane ee of Kauf Only the usual palities are lacking to bind th: * } Lite Aveawe THE LITTLE CHURCH | —STAR= Plain Baths (2 1-2¢ Dr. M. M Ge. D. Burr Graduat King. Dr jrugs, knife or medicine in Osteopathy 46 Phone Main 4432. Officer Houre, 9 a. m. to & p. m jal Terme—$ per mand exam Arcade Block where others have fatied Read what our patients say Dra. Ring and Barr tle Dear & 1 bee t e that your tre penta bave entirely red me of a very obstinate case of chronic constipation When I began with you a. month ago | must confess that I did not being cured, for my case was # bad, and | had taken « good, that 1 had about hope, but yo arge reasonable that | make one more eff wuffered long in #0 complete, t i foal ta privilege to have this opportan ity of expressing my gratitude and wishing that others might Bo know what you have done for me. Sincerely MRS. MATTIF I LONG 629 Queen Anne Ave AMUSEMENTS. USSELL ANT “The Moat Pe DREW, Mera alar Theate TONIGHT—ALL. WEEK Souvenir Mat AROUND THE CORNER.” Week Prices-—Nights 4 de: Matinee Next Week an I Human Hearts amter mpany GREAT JUGGLER NELLA FIELDS & HANSC DEL-A-PHONE MARIE LAURENS MORGAN & CHESTER OTHER FEATURE Heady’s Barber Shop Cor. First and Washington ee ee THE STORE THAT SERVES YOU B486T—GARVEY a COMPANY TRUE, VALUES JCHANAN re th { the OVER FLOWING t ppin BUSIEST STORE t A given | ut CONSTITUTES TRUE VALUES || New Stairway to “Busiest” Basement NOW IN CENTER OF THE STO! Business Getting Prices =" ce In This Grocery Shop *" We Malta Vita, at A 0 H. O. Buckwhe ks. 400 | 7° , Pans, Pure Ta Vinegar, at a quart @ Ke . ule, bottle ie * ee A few gla c de ut a it-¢4 heavy Klass te y hewday Libby Vienna Sateage, al a 19 ry Ge | Good i Herub eed Raisin ata pke ..Se Brushe 5 Fancy Queen Olives, at a bot Ba on wo +4 tle 25 we he Select Sample Line of Ladies’ Muslin Undergarments Muslin Chemise, square yok eal of Val. ince full garment w h and well made, good $ value me & ' Our Sample Sale pri $1.50 am m fe to ‘ Jmall lot embroidered round Moeio 4 $1.25 yoke Corset Covers, good 4 Robe ; By value, Sample Sale price mt 82.98 About 75 sample Corset Covers in Only one of @ kind and allobig eriep condition. Lace trim barge Extra carmenta, Silks and Dress Goods GOING WITH A RUSH. NEW ARRIVALS DAILY, %¢ Cream White Wool Moha 45 in. } ting, fancy t 7 blue wn ens dash 38 pecial £ white light Wetnesday, yard 306 F every. wh ni time at yda left of all-we Black + 1 Panama, Instead of $1.25, to Matra feta ie clean up, Wednes Be i ard 50e READY-TO-WEAR DEP’T atin ber of chotce ga ~t from. High ane en s that w wane the met tw Styles thet are now hown in Kast only. and » ach here, te regular tines, for six weeks. Be one of t o spring HORT JACKET SUITS, made of biend che bh and serge, Taffeta lined, new skirts; good $27.50 va " 19.78 CREAM SERGE BOX SUIT, sik lined, one ent sults mn the racks, New style skirt; honest $ ale price 821.50 CHIC ETON SUITS, a number of new style please, Rew trimmings, new effects; priced from €! > 829,7. 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OFFICE HOURS m. to 12:3 9a 100 Shares Seattle-Boston Copper Stock Costs You SIXTY DOLLARS PAYABLE $10.00 PER MONT WE EXPECT TO COMPLETE THE RAILROAD AND TRAM BY NOV. iST, WHEN WE WILL HAVB ON THE DUMP AND BLOCKED 0 UT $400,000. IN ORE TO PAY DIV- IDENDS WITH See the Ore---1114 Second Ave.