The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 17, 1906, Page 2

ee Sea IRR TS ET * MELLODY “SWEET MARIE.” GREAT TROTTER CHAMPION KNOWS WHEN SHE'S 10 RACE GETS WELTERWEIGHT CHAM PIONSHIP OF THE WORLD BEATING JOE WALCOTT | | BOSTON, Oct. 1 —It M lody, of ton, a Joo W cot, w weight cha f wor vA b of eon, ta « rr went ‘s Mi lody was ted the @ M ty ved th * His mare , y wa we but it was enough. Wa a top heavy f . 5 but th t ’ hackers were ready to admit that} Khe wee beat airly and u y . O'BRIEN PUTS WO ASLEEP ee ee ee ee * * “Sweet Marte teema to know * & what ls expected of her,” says ® *& her trainers “When the day * LOS ANGELIGS, Oct. 17—Jack | @ comes for her to race or to go * O'Rrien, of Pt felphta. h ket @& out for exhibition she know ne out twe Pacific Ath=|@ just as well as | do, and she & ast night He pw *® knowe that she ie ph t* y hie for rs & don't think she hears the men * three rounds, w # talking about t * sing him and knocking * knows from the way we * very round, Cooley land-)@ her, Ghe is dieted the day be # oly a db ” Jim Trem> * fore she race * al & uoreeded in put s » a rounds of 2° gee ee eee eee ee tng. In rg ree OBrten t out each ma (Star Sp ) inside of 14 LEXINGTON, K 0. Seceibin Guiboiatend Of the de-|@irest Marie, the (rotting mere tt claten of the referee im counting | has ting mare ¢ him out that he Wa") wor , on his feet at nt of 10. # as h of the spectators took his view of | hike human the refere fit and was hiswed the decision of The crowd also heoted |p, and himed O'Brien en two heee et he found the asleep. She sleeps standing up ogy St . te mee ¥ wo She had he head chess up in ac in the elime eo men aereeine poe of bh wavily blanketed stall bas 33 aban to, ahe started with a Jump, just as a human would do ff awak ened from a dose. Tursing round she came to the deor with na of pleasure her her driver | A. P. MeDx hostler, sleeps with b and wate ove wants her bres zt sr ’ at the sigh of Albany, N. ¥ Harry W weet Marie's r every night ea over When she akfust she shakes her oom to rouse him » does not | like strangers and will show her leasure by throwing back her eapy | (Star Special Service.) . ' ] Bo ~ o . O , ae Portiand 8, Loew Angetes . “ A D a \* i Ps bn a vs ghee hye on ; | NEW INCORPORATIONS. Ss it P h SSR a en uit Purchase the ixth on « ” v Cate " ha oon orgs od he bers ing andruns "by McKean] tro Fran Re Mayley and’ Woral 500 Suits at 66 2-3c On the Dollar th tfleld in to have w manuf ¥ / rr G ‘ ; jet 63,428 © 1 cole and t up to Sweet Marie. Ghe was : ‘o i ; ; - O. 1. Holeomb announces to \ mv it, will cg ry ge EE a \Thursday, Friday pid 38 con contrast Go \ YR and Saturday ! ne you = mare had 7 \ \ sd socal et’ on now. t the suit you want about a While, Lady Kivers was so i") FC GREATEST SAMPLE IT SA EVER HELD eee Sch anit wiktone : , IN SEATTLE. One t sk—-SHOP EARLY. ¥ was o fine one, friend of Uh & Begro M. Po bought her for § Marie was 5 years ed her a number oe PB a bh a ‘Sweet Marve y werrips and wa he showe *, potting or. Potte: on at auction jarland, railway contractor tHE SEATTLE YLTAR—WEDNESDAY, OC T ee eD Tie . Cee eee eeeeeee: 5 - Ps * . NEW YORK, Oct. 17. Me « * * * * STANDING OF : : THE CLUBS « eee RRR ARR t The Store That Serves You Best—Garvey-Buchanao ALASKA-YUKON-PACIFIC EXPOSITION SALE M'GOVERN FAVORITE Govern is the favorite at 10 to 7 and 6 to B for the fight to night with Young Corbett eee eee ete ee ee ee (4 | Pasific Const om rs | EY EE FR Everybody | ; Ginch Black Taffeta Help | th Y Mi it y h A Vote With Every 10 ° ‘ Purchase ‘ ‘ w ngst t | - | PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE oS 7 ee Exposition Ade | ! ny r favored arit art 1 a Frisco 2 Fresno 1 | “ [Pic ssa BEES 500 Mew Suits at One-Third Off---Come HIGH | TE A member $20.00 Suits $1350 | Ba noon wi © the loval bigh school youngslers a ute} $35.00 Suits a | state iqued for gridiron $23.00 cihonors, The university coach | Pure food laws @o not bother men herd We heave always carried ame driving bis tion for BOXING, WRESTLING ano cu She wants to be alone. In ond capitalist of Low Angelos, her /fanner, « cructal turn tr HIGH GR.vE the blacksmith shop ahe in quiet present owner, bought Sweet Marte | the varsity moleekin ew ainata, © WINES AND LIQUORS a » ’ VAUDEVILLE STUNTS FRI) Oi, while Harry or McDonald are » He drove hor in math (at all events 0 caleu to t eet F DAY—LADIES ARE EXPECTED | With her be beat ali comers, pacers | by their coach and by ooters | Sweet Marie travets tn style, hav Garland giving her an| Unless the college coed KEYSTONE PORT NEW FANCY CHINA BARGAINS BEDDING DEPARTMENT, TO TURN OUT. ling a retinue of servants and the ord of 2.0014 tn piling up a big mat the aid Callforr . i a | best of accommodations “She in alk allfornta rep mon, it te ge ally coneeded Leok to thie store for the Greatest Chinaware values ever of THER PiLLOWS—Onr pi sae oy, }given a full section in the car palgned im the far Uhat there will remain little chance BIG FOUR We'll not ppoint you, .Thousands of r ctly all feathers, ther Next Friday is the date for the!) which is well padd and bedded Garland being im-(of successful subsequent clashes J Per quart 100 daintily decorated pieces of fancy china priced lower than ever be cured and purified. firat amoker at the Seattle Athletic | “Sweet Marie, you Know, takes or to enter pro | with the other calle THe BEST HOTTLE WHISKY fore, suitable for favors, prizes or for wedding gifts. } club. A fine program has been ar-| more room than some stars,” sald finally did so in| There are some clever football An all feather Pillow, good : ranged, including several ert Harry. In fact, she requires lots artiste im the high school bunch - - SALE OF DECORATED CHINA SALAD SETS 596 blue and whi ‘ped tick, stunts many of whom, if they were at col KEYSTONE LIQUOR CO. Worth $1.00. values, each Ris: The main event of the evening ¥ . lege now, would be good for bert 1123 FIRST AV . : A % Ib feather Pillow, will be a boxing exhibition given by RAGES YEST YESTERDAY second; Envoy, 101, third. Time, 'on the team, and they will put up Cc ad $2.50 Fine Austrian China T-plece Decorated Sal Seta, gold striped tick, 75¢ val Lannie Austin, the boxing instruct bas lhot exhibition on Saturday striped, sold at 89c, $1.00 and $1.25, Thursday Special set. Se 4 1 , ” or of the club, and three of his best | pupils. Austin will go on the mat| naw YOR mile—Harding, 111 (Nicol) 1 to Wear Brook's Hats, 1321 2od ave NO ert stripe tick, GLae with Clyde Kenyon, 138 pounds, Ed-| wea; Cliftos Porge, 114, second WHITE HAVILAND CHINA DINNER PLATES 6 FOR ......99¢ sash ie Faust, 135 pounds, and Jimmy| First race, one mile—Satlor, 107, Revolt, 115, third. Time, 1:26 — ~ — WORTH $4.00 DOZEN. se bs Kelly, 133 pounds. These bays are | 5 to 2, won; Gypsle King, 107, sco-) SIIB race One and | oneal | Just half price tomorrow for Haviland & Co.'s Ransom shape China Acstin’s mest pescnane pupils ea oe Denes, 110, third MP oe get he gt ae yr age held Dinner Plates, usually sold at $4.00 dozen, Special 6 for, ....9p¢ | FLANNELETTE DEP: @ good go. ls ox 39 1-6 pe Dey aaa BATH TUB SEATS He o rene or! pT, t i. | | Dr. Roller will give a wrestling} Second race, _ steeplechase andy —_ Lasolie, 107, third You've been asked to pry 18, I8e, 250 and even 5c at some of the | Matertals Ae . exhibition with Tom McDonald, the! Bound Brook, 3 to 5, won; Caller, : larger stores for Bath Tub Seats In the Busiest Basement ..¢@ | Scanes and Math Oe physical Instructor of the club, and|141, second; Adams, 130, third.) 1) QunGy Ge. it—The Daily! SOc LARGE SIZE DECORATED SALAD BOWLS 256 he thing for these n a ee aes ¥. M i : nil “ rtore of @ Telearaph’s correspondent at Tokio| Fifteen new decorations {o large Austrian China Salad Bowls, worth | 274nch D ipaallios of the ath ape expected lintie—-dambe, 112, 1 to 6 won, (estimates that the next Japanese | 0c, extra Special, choice se) Ss ‘a> Sone to bring their lady friends with| Landsman, 112, second; Gleaham,| DUSKO wil! exons a the present one Stinch Roya) Cathe thee 123, third. Time, 1:12 34 by $100,000, 2c ROYAL ENAMEL COOKING | 200 STRONGLY MADE SUIT)” | mm | Phtlander, ! 1 ~-Rose Ben | Claire, 86, sex | ter 1 7.2 | Angler, 117 i | th é LOUISVILLE. Fourth rac tle—Tourenne, 106, second; Time, 1:31 146. 8 to 1 Sew won , 122. ind Fifth race, seven eightha of a mile 1 te 106, won ) Sixth race, ome mth r—Sailor Boy, 97,2 to 1 second; Orly Il, 108, Heau ind. Tin First race, eleven-siateenths of a} (Scripps Telegraph Service.) mile—Judith Louise, 106 (C. Koe NEW YORK. Oct. 17.—Jacod | ner), 2 to 1, won; Hereafter, 105. Schaefer and Willie Hoppe, the two Refined, 101, third. ,Time famous billiard players, commenced their match for the world’s cham plonship emblem in their 14.1 balk- lime contest here today. Schaefer fs the challenger Ed. White, the Tailor, ~ Th Does His Own Cutting 102 ‘That's the reason his clothes ech universal satisfaction. If you | m want an uptodate, correct fitting, | jn, stylish business sult, let White make it. Out of the b rent dis- | trict, and cutting himself, he can save you big money 8 Coll batidings Second race, one mile (Nie Hadur, 198 i), 2 to 1, won; Inapector Girl Minnehaaha, 106, third 5, necond 1:42 16. rd threes a le— Milas Officious 16 l won Lightning Conductor i; Pair Fagot, 97, tht me, 1:14 24. jile—Meadow Breese, 9% (Sehitl a), 6 to 1, won; Miltiades, 106 ~ A BARGAR $3 HAT worth $2 more than you pay for | & Barkman, 1310 Stylish Perfection universal com: ment by the wearer of Regal clothing, made by America’s greatest tailors. is the Suits and Cravenettes thing in th Let us show you a clothing. Just look. Remarkably REGALG]5 &= THE@HUB 615-617 First Avenue pee Carharitt’s Working Clothes sure for us to show thi On the Square Opposite bt Three-quarters of al Fifth race, sevencight WICHITA, K o anneal « Anti-House Thief asse. In the auditoriu ba e hay over THE MARK The market ts cutter’ ri |potate famine pr jays paper, the str cleaned Cran fea are very will be out week p in not ment due for 10 days | Bastern | bringing 2 | A scarcity of bone ed, but @ shipment week Mutton has Jumped one-half cent, Hing at &%e to 9 Vegeta | Rorhanke SB@EF hanes cat Fish. + i he ayers, 45 ' f the Kan © risen 1 ls expecte = of tation het ETS ng the awee ead’ in pooter | being searce an before the end of th another ship in also report d nex This is th rat raise in meats this week | At} on rRee DELIVERY. A %% W® feather Pillow, fang) CASES 83-99 colors, 2% values, yard ..J attend 3 ach Pr ‘ancy 1} | The Best Scouring Soap Made | Scou: Royal Enamel Sauce Pans and at amet ee Kettles, 2-quart size worth 25¢ % + oui Spectal § S-pound can Van Camp's Port A Glass Cleaner = ide onan aE | $10.00 STRAPPED TRUNKS t} Stylishly made Suit Cases like 96-49 Exceptional Trunk bargains al at egg eg gg ae lor cut with leather straps, brass metal covered Trunks with buckles, lock catches, large | C8PS --- ss5*9 4 heavy bumpers covered ° strong trey, large size, worth brass rivets; linen ining. Reg $10.00, Special 86.49 ular 96.00, Special #390 SPECIAL SALE BRUSH .S A Stock of Brushes to be reduced, | 15c and 20¢ Tooth Brushes 20 and 40¢ Cloth Brushes «4 too many of these on hand; must Tooth Brushe SOc and 60e Cloth Brushes ..3j st : : 7 soe and eoth Br dc and 3c Hatt Brushes € other lines of merchandise 1Se and Natl Be 40c and 50c Hair Brushes 1@e and 15e Tooth Brushes, Ge 35c and 50c Nai} Bru 60c and 65¢ Hair Brashes Garvey-Buchanan III3 to III7 Second Avenue—Lumber Exchange Build FRECKLE CREAM Positively removes freckies. At Ragley’s, 2nd and Pike. SODA WATER iPTS OYSTER COCKTAILS |. TS BEEF FLU'2 IN VIALS OPPORTUNITIES anaes Figure for yourself what it means, Phone us and we @ BIGGEST AND MOST BEAUTI Made in & OFFERED YOU IN THE mY E FUL ADDITION, MT. BAKRALPARK. Novelty Skirt Mf, . 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