The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 2, 1906, Page 2

i F 1a SEATTLE STAR-TUESDAY, OCT. 2, 1900 THE y IN Hl ONC : | The Store That Serves You Best-—Garvey- Buchanan Co | / | | TIME HAS BEEN INDEFINITELY | Long was sent for and it was at] Aes) errs | & hale cy } johony Reld, a fight promotor | POSTPONEO—WEIGHTS HAVE | ' but Middy Bishop, Looe'*| TOUTS BAY THEY PAID SPO: | 1.4 rr fh Jin Seattle, hax wired to] : | manag and Der ay. | ’ . vuld " NOW EVEN BEEN DECIDED eet : : regia friend in Spokane that he would | a oF prev meageee nancy KANE POLICE OFFICER 4200/8 Mind 0 ~dageettie Sy? « “ce EVERYBODY HE l Pp” | MANAGERS HOLDING BACK, | tine to wet thelr men ready hes PER DAY FOR PROTECTION, for Gus Besegah, the Cineinnat i i j | The fight w be . . antamweight, who is now on the Insists on Seventy-Five) . Jastety pamtponed, and it i» not known | ome . {hy soon it Ww a“ A MPOKANE, Oct, tia auffer Revenah is one of the best at bi Thousands of well wh ft harttable aw " molation, The bay Per Cent If He Signs | SPOKANE, Oct © srrangemed ny Kind PAV? | voad of the merchania’ potion ayater | weight in the northwoat fol |B oxen are filling fast. A VOTE ISSUED WITH EvcRY TEN-CENT PURCHASE lot jthe proposed fight bet made yet, as ye hevel in Spokane, wae charg by two! low of the game will readily F 2 Long and Maurice ‘Tho: wot ey decided at what wolght*) creck toute in the lice court ' call ho aaily he disposed of his WAYSIDE EMERGENCY HOSPITAL . With Berger-- not been @ ite fixed. When it) they are going to my Bmpire today with pHleat ne + 0 per day ne ne nt the night Jerry MeCarthy WASHINGTON SrLe te 6 HOME SOCIETY , was first decided to bring the boys| Stute Athletic clu Teor law “hugh money” from each ef the! urroughs boxed. Bexenah HOUBE GOOD SHEPHERD Latt r Kicks der Satter Sus wat tothe Couns] ganioed, With MANS St A acta g hinge lll arge lay le Jim Burroughs be ned. 8 ” HOUSE .. G00D SHEFHER ane eee ce he iectninn, and Poaema| ment, aah Han tgek Wy Me Ot eedae ieee anol in m Se emaamanend CHARITY UVAGANIZATION SOCIETY | yeti re ap alaggee Nh. | motera the fight will be pulled off] wee come Age eee See; “Gacenah Sno mate Se sem SEAMAN’S FRIEND SOCIETY mass ne / ebay a "J yefore it thin month potions ay arate emi too mat} ment that he would Hignt sey & CHILDREN'S HOME—LADIES’ RELIEF SOCIETY | [tle better shape pet ' Justice Hinkle immediately contina-|in the world at 116 pounds, and will ‘ ed the case until today in order that tre $1 to $6,000, or will fight) ano Market st, and further tnvestigat ight : | ont) : o ar weetigation might be on « percentage basis ¥ -W ment ‘ sore,” auld Saw ‘ce 9°? made y | he f | ger, © ng the fight « owe Bert Hart and Sidney Kahn were ; sad as we gat back to San | the toute arrested. and wach was SOS SPO POOR OT EH “STERLING” VALUES IN SUITS y : , ’ W. W. Naughton / booked at the 1 station for va 4 2 LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF MEDIUM-PRICED SUITS IN SEATTLE ‘ Sven, ARE ANNOUNCED “=: : STANDING OF : WeonEsOay We OFFER YOU f2300 VALUES AY 8180 : N f ng O'Brier | writers out ther ort Hart give @ . t onlay - ky have marked them for Wednesday $16.50. t all wisee ta ania wrt t Ae ) Seaiiesnliilie money he gave Stauffer was for 26.00 SUIT VALUES WEDNESDAY $16.50 wane . siity Onty|28y protection, We ware a aanenaneennenae s ? ne 1 that tn ase in DURING CONVOCATION SERV. | ‘any students as have ability, Only | iit Settle ney we ald Posie Coest League. E D 4 Bere : jon | CRS AT THE U, OF W, NAMES <r aeae.| Payot, Won to The Things You Need Every Day rocery - . A Big Chorus mu wuffer Was @ reRular pO~ | Parting ™ bab ss ARE READ—“THE MESSIAH ' Kimba ? Lone to dive “The | UCsme™ watll F Gaemd Cut Ciftorent- | man Fen — “4 ARE PRICED FOR LESS IN “THE BUSIEST BASEMENT epartment he Arti | > Monin A chorus of 200 volows.| "i: gtauttar of the merchants’ po- | Oakland 4 4 FOR The Artiotes | TO BE PRODUCED—-CHANGE ted by an orchestra of 40] mf “ pone pe Bw tenes Sime | coe Anal _ 1 = 2,500 Double Support Cap Gas Manties strongly made and give # brillia WEDNESDAY ‘ ‘ IN GLEE CLUBS. ‘ der this fanious ora~| yon, “art and Kabt Pn See . worth regularly Ie; WEDNESDAY SPECIAL SPECIALS ; oe 3h musica ere “eg ae Officer Miles, whe ret FANCY PATTERN WHITE ENGLISH SEMI-PORCELAIN DinwcR PLATES be * vier ' pth ' Hack. |“ . ; ; he b. oebi ‘ , ¢ ‘ . * or ’ . ” te , : mY age tgy ‘ . os b > inate Prot. | ye Vort a. ¥F M%Se NICK&L- PLATED CRUMB TRAYS AND SCRAPERS tib¢ Lipton’s Tea, y se . ‘ ae ’ ' : 1 Mt s tert art nd " , ey " 4 . 1 ' . * t » i how os - - " : . " sland © arrington has @ » ancl t wer Tbe NICKEL PLATED 3-PINT TEA AND COFFEE POTS 45« Vine Penehee Iie as follows piano solo by P Charles sie a ae . 4. . teeportimner ’ We jay _mpectal seit : “O'Brien to receive 60 px t pre of the museal ape o ch gu De “a Mt . American League. ECONOMY SELF-BSEALING FRUIT JARS, Dozen re of the fighte hare of pro re of the inw After a} Chartes Mall, sumsgee tt arge against Played. Won t ret We PADDED SLEEVE BOARDS 2 ron) ne ren ng 40 ent to be tt o« an ‘ m r “ : “ ’ Her, was turned over to M + ace . . ‘ on “ “ . 450 ROYAL ENAMEL COVERED BERLIN KETTLES zHe Fine. Apples ste . " ¢ the Aasoctated | et : + . — i ettion, with bail, ¢-quart size, Inewda 1 be { uate there bes been Bo partion : . e thee m et hoe ow " 125 COMBINETTES, WEDNESDAY 89 i Jar attempt to make a secret of the Successful Winners. tet of | Booion . : , writen tome at § ’ 7 rand t ita. Fancy Honey I cause of disagreement nth Mr, Heover apoke briefly ej of « will meet “ NATIONAL LEAGUE. { Sie ns ibe: : pugiltsts, the ide gained ground | different student organizations, ure. | ¢ he t * 1 | STRONG BROOMS 156 2 ne the clause ge "hi ting in| ®t t foes ‘ Py 2 - “‘ clinches and breakaways. If ali/of work. I . ats will be held with * _ Silk id Dre Go d D hints that ere thrown ¢ £ " tv tions aturday the Seattle high |... moar a7 an ress [el] - epartent based on facts, O’Brien epring tn t Kk and basebal Th oive a prise « ' pleven will hay povy © the | paiue phe , : a 7 ot 0 " nn Blo Bcf nal were: ‘Track—Capt. Smith, Ni panty War a Jhardest games of the non The | : Oe ES Oe eae ee Oe or teninn, ata Equal Division Whispered swnate, Sneviawen, We. 7, St, Bess Coach Pince Talks. |boys will play Whitworth catlege ° 7 cage or lige = SS ee oe ae Ik is whispered that when the ar| Reser, Drowley, Parker, Watson and | sch Place gave a very brief talk }team of Tacoma. This team played a “toe CHAMBRAY ss ane Mohair, Sic gre s in red, « biack \ teles were signed in Chicago, there| King | Maseball— eee | an athieticn ursing th t walversity team and scordd, and | Porth” d}g Cheserey te steers Sovtay slate ngage ne was an understanding that when a| D°*" oe oe att work and the benefit to the beat Tacoma high school tqun_J¢ - pm oot Buiting, 44 in. wide, shadow che pl Gore binding agreement was en-| McDonald. Andrews, K. Teats, Le} sniversity Ito 0. Last year the Tacoma Bigh AMERICAN LEAGUE. go, PRINTED HENRIETTA df yard @ered into provision would be made | T° Teetmier and O'Neal | Although 39 sults have been atven lechoot team beat Beattie, « We rou new @ comes | Sr dividing the purse equally, and Discusses Music | out y about men turned year the Tacoma team pone 1h” grounds. with polka dots $1.25 LACE ALLOVERS 75e 25e RIBBONS 120 that euch uaderstanding, so far as} Prof. Kimball, director for practice, The coach saye thielstromger than last, Taki lB ferent cx and xise, 20 Lace Allover Yoking fn Point | All-silk Tie, Collar and Balt O'Brien was concerned, was merely ve his plans for the diff: wilt be changed tf the men heaving | parative scores, the Whi = H | the yard >, Ovtental aaa tik Chas bons in Pe @ ruse. | sical be Tile plan this yew \* not turn out, and the sults }toam stands higher than the ars Ess — otriged and The Pailadelphian figured that/‘e have, aa usual, the | to men whe w at | ore r this reason the gikue ts By lis TOW S Pa embro er Berger, after beginning negotiations | chestra and men's and i the girls to out | sure to be an interesting one ye a | rean ~ rorts ee for @ match, could not afford to| sit clubs The glee i me ont Chee he Weve | Saske, the Geena sanee 25 TOWEL VALUES THAT MERIT $1.25 yard; epectal > regular pr : , Y in Py m the wboomaker, 217 James | Dr. Jane M. Jobneon, ip raw out, on the score that be was| Ver, are to be chosen m This wet SH Seelies ap-) . ‘¢ coe buliding INVESTIGATION f BSc VEILING 190 nesda refused an even of the maney.| **tival chorus consis grove be seconds, sotted or damaged | A'-sitk Vetiir dotted and This part of the story te given for i | | but new , , and auber anminedl oa whet Ht te worth. but & Is worthy! ond: Mectar 101, third ‘Time | | Bye Pe ore sion and wack ond “ of note that O'Brien ts keeping him-| **°o™ — “ i | hed Hath Towe ts; werth $5c yard; special self aloof at Los Angeles, and has) 38 ee me oft! Values, each 946 ipe gives stony hearted Jack Cribhing) . hie Triumphant 10T (Wishard) | cad Wieached Rath Te LEATHER BELTS 490 = Embroidered Turnover and power of attorney to act for him “rr | nine Women's Belte in sssorted lea are fm San Franc’ oh Se Sew oe a 1 t newest shapes, popular be—and fs in San Francisco. [tention 16% third, Time, 1:18 68.1 yop ° | Ae rita! Scheff, etc, plain ® wash Promises Not Known. | where Fo three-fourths of a thing but business om the} | Towels, . Frit! § plain ilk and wai on reg “sen . street, owl he f that | thread 4 fancy designe patterns worth ness, says he does not know what|to §, won; Matador 113, second om . | was sald or promised at Chicago. Tarp 109, thira. Time, 1: 14 oo ~ wae” _ . : ee en | He only knows that O'Brien bas in-| Fourth race, one mile—Charlatan cares . nae - epee ‘on \ structed bim to sign up with Ber-| 92 (Moreland) 2 to 1, won; Miltiades | if ' | B h ger in accordance with the “75-25"| 105, second; Marry Beott 104, third |. tne ed = yo Bowe —_— oro j | arve om uc anan oO. articles, or else with the provision | Time, 1:44 1-6 Cue. | Ay that O'Brien receive 60 per cont.| Fifth race, eleven-sixtewnths of «| '%6 tc to I4e || Lumber Exchange Bldg. 1113-15-17 Second Ave, “win, Jose, or draw.” | mile—Minot 10% (Aubachom) @ to 1 Rastern ranch eggs have gone ap} | = oe rom. Chane $4. second. Western 10g, | mother cent, selling now at 37c to} | third. ‘Time, 2:11 os : atc a, | Sixth race, one and one-stateenth © poultry, livestock, bay feed-| Broadhurst System is 818 NING, HOPKIN: var D RACES YESTER y milee—Katle Powers 1 (Motand) | Offs and cement prices are firm) Other Rellable Makes 810. » Sewn, yg een A y Ts to 6, wont Sigh Sen 90, coven it nd quotations } “ BROKERS. |.4 J. P. Mayberry 102, third, Time, | od | A well selected and extensive assortment in the ts 1s ory latest creations for Fall and Winte Grain Provisions, Stocks, Bon: Th oda ck is SPOKANE. ; Vegetateen, | ’ ates “ Paiva tie winks e s cracker an Sng Parken: We know how to fit, Let us show you Tel Main 279, ind. 279. race, one and five-cighthe age Amy " lg Posme 304-308-306 Alaska Bidp ea ood. Uneeda Moncie Moble 103 (J. Clark) beste» : 7 to 10, first; Chileno 109, second. ence. | ti B it th id Swift Queen 104, third. Time, ; . iscu are e eal 1.02% j | Mesend snen Gve-cighthe. of 6 "KEEN KUTTER TOOLS. soda crackers. Indeed, mille-Siee 109 (Kirehbaum) 2 to 1 | won; Jim Pendergast 109, second ” the Wit, third. Time, 1:64 3-4 | Third race, Mine} o bts . pa yet Provo 109 (F. wo ; ' LOGGERS’ SUPPLY CO. ee een oe Intevinde; ‘ 800-804 First Ave. Cor, Columbia Colman Dock Phone 922. Hi ¢ mile—Bunmark 103 (J, Clark) 3 to| hight in the big athie STRONGEST TOPCOAT IN THE STATE a won; Caber tin acuond;” bies| Lawate ne we A 2 Sop Free Lowry 9%, third. Time, 1:23 1-4. buneh sctentifie boxers ds cs Rpt ptony cise aieline Se UA Tae ue | ot Gin SOO oot. pensar ty ee eae ; soda crackers rightly won: Ed. Sheridan 104, gecing with four heavy a ure. tt - THE MEVER TONER PIANO me e t Florence seo 104, third. The meet promises to be a goo arin Youns A COMPANY mad in th firs lace 54% anes Stok wine nm . 314 Union St. Upp. P.-1, Bi a e e P. ’ prea Sa Raners c : LOUISVILLE. | Pouttry rightly protected first, cs theee urn, ROM@r Skates |= ye <i [Fe eS OHLER & CHASE last and all the time {man 108 (More Every kind, size and price. A. L.|aicks re oe is wise; | Batadlished 1660 . des | tomntere, HOH land) & to 2, won; Don Domo 162, Hall, 1111 First av The Only Difference Between sa $15 Sults And $30.00 Order Made Sults Is Exactly $15.00 What makes that difference is this: the custom tailors make much on a few jobs—paid by the suit, and are idle part of the time. While the tailors on Regal Suits make a little on thou- sands of suits—and the cloth, linings, trimmings and other findings are bought by the wholesale, When you buy a Regal Suit it FITS you—if it doesn't FIT you, don't buy it—you are the judge. Your money back if you want it. On the =< THESHUB ite Pa 4Sts«éG 15-617 First Avenue Agents Carharit’s Working Clothes eX Live Stock. ere per te tHe * +6 we th The, week her: spring drome hows, ib. Hay and Feedstutrs. ra, aah. tomety, Hg Ie. tom ney. 14 por tom, Bi brah, per lon $11) shorts, per ton Bil | teed, $2 per tom Lime and Cement. Portiand cement per bbl, sm Portiand coment for returned bags. vias EUREKA, ¢ Oct. 1—To terr th fey regarding 27 Cnt © Saturday fr Portland rk in a ftwh 7 ‘ mass meeting was held at Fortuna Inst night, and r will be held here « t ¢ nes. ' heap labor, as the ‘ ’ lay and 4 1 ri ! this ats OF ton, Puget whole corn. 99 per + aoked | fe per tan. feed meal fm per tom iting. BT per ton, ot! cake, BOGH par PIANOS 1305 SECOND AVENUE Arcade Building ¢ In a dust tight, moisture proof package, NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY Comfort certain Is absolute, im our Cushion sure Incorporated peOPLEs SAVINGS, BAN BANK. T"Banning ana “Reshongs Oe MAY and Pike BL. pew ie Wan IRRIGATED Fruit Lands Buy Irrigated Fruit Lands at our new town of Attala, Made of the best qua Bre. Geo. D. Sure and Allee M. } ‘ ' ure f vici kid upper leath SUCCESSFUL OSTEOPATHS ton. located in the Columbia River in the weetern Oak soles, and cork i H Walla Walla County, Washington, ie the Kennswia J ‘ canal, and at the junction of the N n Pact bet we soles whic nvest n ealth & Columbia River and the Oregon Rallway and +13.00 SUITS TO ORDER ways, © at the head of navigation or of the richest agricultural States, and the soll is perfectly adapted to the fruite and vegetables, which ripen earlier than in any other the state. Owing to the superior ratiroad advantages it is possible to i keeps a and cold fro , Men's $5.00 BOSTON DENTAL Bf io: proce ay Tare ae 7 o'clock p. m. and’ have sien" arm Beatth cor Pot e nd ntermed! PARLORS Serena eucetial Ge tn oak at tak ee ae which moang the im n the Northwest is received from these lands; it belag Twelve-year Guarentee, Income Ladies’ $3.50 Laty Attondanta. sible to clear from $500 €b $700 per acre per annum. | Houre-—9:30 to 6; Sundays, 9 Fortunes are bein, le every year from ircigated tanga te 1%. Roth phones, are no crop failures. Aa 4 prices are always high. These perpetual water rights, can be secured by making @ in cash, and the balance on favorable terms An investment of this kind beats life insurance. The amount of money paid as premiums invested fn landa will soon furnish a splendid for the purchaser lives, and support for his family a " You do not have to die to win Por further par ’ U. K. LOOSE, } ) ! THE COLUMBIA CANAL ¢ 1420 BECOND AVE and $4.00 Made in Seattle, sAronst ager, »MPANY, Raymond & Hoyt 405 PIKE ST. Second Ave., Seattle Wash L. |. HOFFMAN Watta Wells “ ——