The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 24, 1906, Page 2

| WATs @ WAGED Johnny Reid Trying to Match Bezenah With | Anybody--Neil Ped- | dling Dope. | Johnny Reid, th “ ‘ tle fight promoter, whe arta jing the fe r ner the r )preser jget ar p unable N TERRY M'GOVERN, he handed Y se : of a San Fran > pape * S . - Frankie Gets the Pen. eat te Jie Brit y Dear Sir: In gh ah at New York the med articles ¢ the Bulletin tonight . a - : caught my eye that made me this that | swas indulging die, “T"ba RACES YESTERDAY really be concely a wae soc awake. I have re he p sensical outpourings of Jol NEW YORK Reid's diseased mind In saying hie meal tic Gus Berenah, w 1 t t meet Abe At and Ha Bake M ¢ te . and myself in t ring. The “ t wlio, 4 ravings of McCullough in compart ‘PTS | f a te son to such a ponition soun the mere ing a gentle He muat be h to indulges the seductive and some one must have sw cans on him when he reti , night. I would suggest that hereafter he ; nails his can down. If he has any friends in this vicinity they had } ter take Bim in hand, as the Lun acy Commissioners might get after him Money Talks. However, m posalble gether 62 1 will immediately 4 will guarantee that be will ne to meet Attell and Baker after get through with him He will soon find out that I am not so LATONA. as T appear. Let Bim do lean Firet race, three fos rthe of a mile ing and more action. Money talks : ro to Pat ue or hut wp i Tanager. 7 (Rome ogi = a At last reports Jobnay had not | "go ng race, one mulle—Nat BR, 106 been beard from, but as he ie 80) ¢ecnsiting) amateur when it comes to “peddling second: Osterman, #4, third. Albule, 106 Time even, wor the bull” the chances are that be) 449 4.i will give Frankie as good as he Third race, three-fourths of a om | mile—Optional 10¢ (Mountain), @ te 1, won; Layson, 104, second; Maree, se sevee eee 106, third. Time, 1:14 6-6 b 4 Fourth race, steeplechase — Delt a NG @ | Leath, 120 (Archibald), 29 to 1, won rs @ | Frank Me, 137, second; Mavertek, . 147, third. Time, 3: 281-2 —French 7 idoyd), § to 1 sanenese ei = oe, to some Time, 1148 se rile PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE, | Darin’ pia Siath race, Los Angeles 2. San Francisco, 2 | 94 (Hehiliing?, ¢ to L. wow os seeetteoerse Hie, 102, second; Lady Ethel, 100. Anges BEGL ALERT Eee third, Time, 1:41 2-6, Nags Browe and Spine. Ber ae ~~ BASEBALL DOPE Oakland &, Pertiand 2 n Portion’ 28 PPT eeE eS F Cables 8 F FPF 2 Fees 8 ———_ Batteries Cant? and Domahus: Retty asd Connie Mack, who has been a fre queat visitor to Idona park, saye that Smith, of the Osklands, has all the ear marks of a ce Hackett King Direct, the little black pacer James Butler had at the inter-clty meeting at Readvilie, has paced miles twice thie year In 2.04 3-4 Schimpff, the youngster whom = Fisher lot go and MeCreedie signed 14618 Third av. A gentlemen's re- Elliott & McGregor, tailors, make sort. For @ Quiet game go there.*** stylish sults. 1329 Becond av, *** Umpire. Perrine It’s Not the Price You Pay, But the Value You Receive That Con stitutes a Bargain. RealClothing Economy 4, Means to secure the ec most for your money. Regal Clothes and you’ll not only get good looking garments but you'll get good wearingones. They are hand tailored with good materials in the inside unseen parts. Ask to see the famous We sell them; also other good values to retail at $10 to $25. 615-617 First Avenue Agents Carhartt’s Working Clothes | YOUNG CORBETT. week im January be fought where is the first | { } Firashear of the Angels says that he will stay im California and will bot go away unless he is compel te do «. Dolly Gray and Ross are also possibilities for sext yoar j M has sold f of his players already, and it In hie idea} that three will be drafted. The Judge tent worrying, for be says that there are/ pleaty more good players and that he will get them Th and possibly four mt own that Char the head | jot the F year, The league dire ida't find a be ter man. Piteher Cy Young has a record of jetving but 30 bases on balls tn 31 | games } Last year the Chicago Nationals west to bat 4,920 times and made 1.314 hite for « batting average of ! The Americans went to bat } 4.734 times and bit safely 1.108 times for a batting average af 234 Rason and Lash were the only tw * im the bia leagues to shat jout their opponents without a hit of run during (he erasce of 1905, This looks like the strongest team that could be collected from }the big feagues: Walsh, Brown. White and Waddell, pitchers, Kitng end Sullivan, catchers; Chase, firat base; Lajote, second base: Wagner shortetop, Steinfeldt, third base Keeler, rightfield, Stone, leftfield Lamley, centerfield, and Turner as atiitty man. Hal Chase showed provement ¢ ng of last | season bot! and at the }bat. Im the season of 1904 he bat | ted for 249, and im the seasog just closed bis average was 32% Ptiester of the Cube made the remarkable record last year of fan ning Tim Jordan, the heavy hitting Brooklyn felder, eight times | straight Ove of the freak games of the American league was when the Bor defeated the Yankees at New York marked im- —— Hieam Baths, 2Se. Oriental Hath» THE MARKETS ‘The steamer staff landed on the street yesterday ts nearly exhaust od, only & few grapes being left These are bringing from $1.25 to $150 The egg market bas seen fit to make another advance, sell ling now at 44 to #50, and with good probability of going to 46 Halibut has risen 3c, selling at fe Puget sound hay has jumped from $13 and $14 to $14 firm. The prices on dime, coment and dairy products has regained firm at yesterday's prices Nee, cranberries. per bom, mat lettace, syensh ge. one plant. Deedee Tie, Panne onlons, per sack Fratte. Bananas $2 7001.0, oF fe per tb ches apples, per bom #1 s6gi bon. 010": fancy tenons, por cs S40; limburger ie i ' vith cheese, Ie, tea} book twies, Ib, ise; Tilameck li@ite Kastern storage tub butter, Regt Poultry. Live old ebickens, par Th Ye: brett a. Dg ise: apring. 16@1" th ogc: aremed, per fh Gus, por ib, Mees Foe » Live Stock sheep, per ib, j Portiand ert ian chon on | ppt. $2.78) me wen J if, Ubi, 8, few betel. gg walt. per lb, bos Mfc, tiara. mail plaster bee wood fiber, 4 SIWASHES DRUB THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, OCT. 24, 4 on one hit, while the Highlanders | SPORT DOPE , made eight | The Store That Serves You Best—Garvey-Buchanan Co rhe biggest score in the big loaguen wan the 19to0 game tn — which the Cut beat the Gtanta. The asin = . x played “Pr label! of the Whi vet position on ‘ 1, Inelud f one game, and them cleaned to away, i ho Pantorium tke new 1048. THE DEAF able In jon of Mr, Geo Way Surely Help Yo N mle thar ' “on nown AB mie Poa we] h +P 8) Dram, > ie @| be ae ee ¢ } 40 ¢ 7 oe | + 6 7 oF of a a er oe || ‘ ay ae | aE? a ee “ ’ w of " ' ‘ ” Don't throw your ota clothes ARE ALWAYS LONESOME | Why Be Desf When This Remark: | 06. .| Exposition Sale Ready-to-Wear Department ' | | Strong Specials for Thursday $3.98==Taffeta Silk Petticoats=—$3.9§8 G € fi e © $5.98. Th 1 $3.98 |] re | 95 | “ Here are a 95.00 BLACK TAFFETA WAIS fow apecta that will sur Me black i kind fo pate be Only dark blu of thi number Big Une of cooks’, V eres and ’ cst be ene ee eee wee eeewenee was deaf toon, «=—i(<i«‘ié‘iS:«C St e Best Turkce’ Reed Prints, yard ooo eeees seeeeee position extre TWO CAR LOADS 2:2": Grocery Meal The Most Important China |} pecs vocses ssision 0s gue jeoctal converse tor age . Pe iimuwk Benes ae Sale of the Year Peccy cornats 3 Si NEW YORK, Oct. 84.—@am Jet-| because of hie untar CONTINUES TOMORROW IN z ally large bananas, df! ~ rday left Gravesend with y ew i ne oven oul ¢ Sea ak meee there cc’"I) The Busiest Basement Regie thE the string. Green or lees bam aa ; « coffee, “ py iar th | prectate what Mr Way suffered. $15,000 worth of Fancy China going at a, 23¢, 49¢, 69¢ andy soap bo vi pips poy Penge ya MA. WAY WILL BE IN SEAT. | and ggc, worth double, — pre seeerian’ Ch a Import bys Knapp to ride for him during | TLS, AT THE BUTLER HOTEL, The surplus stock of the Aus rhs eggs a : VENETIAN PLAID NovELTyS|— i the winter wilt go to Oak UNTIL OCTOBER 27 INCLUSIVE ing Co., the leading ntakers of fine fancy decorated A beautiful Une of Pla Gomeal ie and = =owith his ayer ALL WHO ARE DEAF SHOULD China is being sold with a rush, Thousands of beautiful Suiting that ft is bard t tt - Wishard, who will ship with ©. & |) ge SURE TO CALL ON HIM, AS holiday gifts efrom the woolen plaids sow ps a ° eis lit WILL COST NOTHING TO , much; regular ieli ‘ we ne ee Eee eeeat Be {LEARN WHETHER WE CANT WEDDING PRESENTS AND CARD FAVORS ARE er?) Be casee yesterday and will purchase | #ELP VOU OR NOT BEING BOUGHT AND KEPT FOR FUTURE AS ther good horses to take weat Ciikie he etbvuter and the ations: I WELL AS IMMEDIATE USE. BEAUTIFUL ant will show you to Mr. Way's par- | PIECES OF FANCY CHINA ARE GOING FOR dark colors; 126 Wear Brooks Hats, 1331 tnd HE success of pastry depends upon the flour. Bread and pastry must be more than merely appetizing; they must be wholesome, digestible, nourishing. The flour depends upon the wheat and the way it-is milled. Patent Excellent Flour Is made from spring < wheat only. It is ML ey milled by the new- @ piles. aN TLITNG est and best ma- chinery, and puri- yf fied by special pro- cess. Use it and you get bread not only light, crisp and appetizing, but also wholesome, di- gestible and nourishing. You will better your baking by buying the Novelty Mill Co.’s Pat- ent Excellent Flour from your grocer. No Better Prize Credit Certificates issued by D. S, Johnston Co. r resent actual cash Expire November First under it. Remember, you positively save the actual face value your certificate in purchasing a fine new Piano or Pian Piano, It represents just)fhat much in actual cash. Rut you had better attend to it at once. Certifica expire November rst. Only a few days remain make payments to suit your convenience. Attend to this at once—today the opportunity to secure strictly highest ments at such tremendous savings, grade inst Stores in All Important Western 903 Second Avenue BIGGEST, BUSIEST, BEST. Cities. Real Money Is If you are one of the fortumate winners of a Prize Credit Certificate take advantage of the benefits to be derived Bear in mind that you do not have to pay all cash, Will You'll never again have D.S.Johnston Co 903 SECOND AVE, yard ABOUT HALF PRICE. IN SOME CASES LESS; ON SALE AGAIN TOMORROW ON BIG BAR- GAIN TABLES AT 9c, 23c, 49c, 69c, 9I9c $1.50 VEILS 75 An importers’ sample Une drape Vetls in plain and fancy mesh with chiffon hem stitched bor dera; white, black colors and their combinations. Wednes day only, worth $1.50 each, 75e 48c PLAID RIBBONS Sef All silk Plaid Ribbons te wanted] combinations, popular widths’ beautiful patterns, worth yard . + eset + seceee! 75c PLAID BELTS 4%¢ New Plaid Belts to all the latest otyles, trimmed with gold bude ff len, back or front; seated shapes and sizes, worth Te SOc EMBROIDERED STOCKS 2hc S0k Embrotde ock with or without long ends, beau tiful ¢ heavi ly embroidered designs, also «ilk embrotdered turnover collars im pretty patterns, worth 50 cach . . . Bhe Garvey-Buchanan LIL3 to 1117 Second Avenue—Lumber Exchange Building” Be €8@e6¢ee¢3e%4422 222-5 ri |oprryrs BOSTON DENTAL PARLORS Twelve year Guarantee Laty Attendants Houre—4. 0 to ¢; Sundaya & to 1%. 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