The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 25, 1906, Page 2

a THE SEATT. FAST HURDLER ===" _ eeermernemne ee nnnenmenmeattl RENO DIDN'T SS SEATTLE STAR THURSDAY, OCT nl 6 NL NL A i} imon Kent, 119 t ' 1 agan, 119 e e | a ge xposition Sale | « aa race one m Kat . > SIMPLY POUNDED VICKERS J Powers 104 (Moreland), 6 to EVERYBODY HELF Mwon; Haviana 104 Page TSI eae ao me tee nM Er Celle SS RN as CURVES ALL OVER THE WT) J rhintle rd. 1 4 , are ae ‘ Third oleven-slxtoct y y —SEATTLE WAS STRONG IN | ag Sheer A VOTE WITH EACH 1 PURCHA - won; Grat ' FIELD. | Kikaino, 104, third = | igen: RIDA Ss BOTH BUNDY AND DARB OUT A. C. had and as the} mile-Martha ¢ oo LIVE BARGAIN tar Special Secviee.) be i wot " , OO LIVE B ; } ve FO. A. C, ELEVEN—WASH k \ | ; P. 92, third 1 aid ope NGTON SHOULD HAVE IT |i, i 4 this happen, | witts or Ha ‘ peon ‘ EASIER IN GAME SATURDAY. | ‘"e! wel eS eet * ieichberg. | , ! » t 1 € 3 tuiloba tf thi « ‘re ri and it ts alme milow—Bestertin®, 1 forela | b ' Hard I » hav tal h © cannot § 8 he } ‘ » won; Luthe Mac, 96, se | coal en au on Agri | game 8 tay san, 108, third. Time, 1:61 46. | ‘ within th Renn who will take | . +4 " on of never played bef | ; ® well and is | | \ ‘ ‘ ww , t . i green | Ka 1 t wels ‘ An f F t E On 0 eam, they have none ; Reattle & seats Heels ck aoe caterer” wunpan urs at an Enormous | 4 A pent o » niv a 7 £ 1 t to . Pendergrass and Di t | a . bt i es : doa scoun } . : ce co yoare a " b” man of th | } : ° a wa © ea ad Gagnon. a 1 | , ny - b \ " 4 and ed experience Of som *| On Saturday the hist choo! os a a Sa heal tenn With Ca Bundy | eleven will go Bverett, where Dore ‘ ‘ ers |e ¢ ia not & veteran on the they are scheduled to play the high | | palanen ; ;: toath 1 . 1 back team, with the exception of Cherry cohael akthat pines. bik 06 —- Deter . ‘ : Bundy w yed » center last ner ” M ix expected for the Seattle lads, but | Medea y ‘ i$ b r w i Ww ng tor hould pot have ae did fast year and hold them down | eo iit le w al hard a time as many of her support SS a panad seeve | ener The freshmen were beaten in the | : football game Tuesday | the | | ¥ sophomores by & score of 13 to 0. | Several hundred of the lower class | ——— men were pr nt on the filed, giv: | . ing thelr clans yells and cheering for } . | thelr me The homores have | | 1. A. STU now w th the cane rush and | YOUNG WOMAN LOWERS REC-/ jo The Rewent cau <a 4 wag the foot came } i | » Athle ab ie abby, | aeeeneenreentonmes — San Franciece * ORD IN ENGLISH CONTEST. | captain of last year's track team| Steam Batha Oriental Baths SURG AT ASOVE PRICES ANE Ab GOOD. AS COLD Sins ant pe a : at the University of Minnesota, who ¥ are it for you free of on wut ie toe 30 Se Pres has a rec 4 being one of the Berne Cates ta cute af ten “~o. — fastest hur sin the middle weet raat a Liss Pletet My. Gide made o Me ee STANDING OF THE VARIOUS Portiand 5, Oakland 0 LONDON, 0 Miss Pleteh jot the great mp of all the middie CHARITABLE ORGANIZA prong: cbipioklonns stata nu OP me western universities at Chicage last THE CLOTHIER TIONS AT THE CLOSE OF ' i , of Sapient prttth canbe oh pring . BUSINESS TUESDAY NIGHT— | thc Nall Brosh, o@ ¢ icrc-lahimet and Desekes; Cates | won dies’ ar swim Her he hurdies against 425 Pike St. i and Bee | ° Perrine tae such m J. Garrelia of Michi 1—Wayside Emergenc > p at Teloster gan, who holds the world’s rec , SS Box Writing Paper, box..10¢ | he ord ord and im the high hurdles was House of Good Shep ‘ sas tate eels = she improved The Beatle Athir elub has Ketabliched 1850 Washington Childreus Kid Curlera, bunch sy ¢ poeta neve * had a first-class hurd Home 48,689 « trona, pair q Joe Thomas, of Ca a end won the cud wonting ber and Stubb's PIANOS 4—Children’s Home 20,492 Clothes Brumhees, each e4 out Dick Fits ha onship | with much appre | 1308 BECOND AVENUE b—Hebrew Benevolent Hooks and Eyes, card te the vyensbourne conte: t henatc Areade Bulldi Ass’a wal. fa the fifteenth round of a ee he Ravens? ne ntest a . ae Se | or) 1 S220 Bhes Laces; § pair for he @4@ thirty-round contest for Westminster, Mise Fletcher swam | peso — & Mount Carmel Mission - 4 | bt championship of Colma | 4 side | 7—Salvation Arm ee 14,8156 oo" eth tear yee np RACES YESTERDAY &—Ryther Home 14.039 11—Ralnier Home Soci 4 At Berkley yesterday afternoon, |!e her youth, # expected ¢ LLOYD TRANSFER CO. Ine 9—Seaman Friend Society 12,64 12—Ladies’ Hebrew Ben. % 14—Broadway Hospital fe the first international Rugby sti further narrow the present Bogusge Express 10--Florence Crittenden _ Society 6,957 « 15—Volunteers of Amer . game played he since Rugby ¥2% margin between be swimming NEW YORK Purniture and Heavy Mewling Home 7,904 13--Charity Organisation ica atopic a oe wants of the sexes j MISS J. FLETCHER. ik ‘eninitien tintin eto al Both Phonee— 1608. game, the allstar British Columbia ace.three fou of « with in DUD Mote d D G D Elma, hc. oe] . : ~~~" |—famndaman, 110, 3 t 1 wou, Mat = é, lik and Dress Goods Department defeated by the California “Varsity chase tx open to horses owned andj athom, 116, second; Prerrat, 140,/ as . ; pre colle a. pA, te. . Fle this afternoon by a score of 5 to 0. ridden by officials tm the Uslted) thing Time, 1:14 46 ' ch all- woot er heck Suitings, wort 1.25 per yard; © sin al en ades, - | States army, cm of the military Second race, one and oneto sold Friday, per ya ose a rap zs “ease picasa sts Whitman college defeated Wil | Bes er ree - nyse milee—-Frage, 102, 7 to 1. S4-tnch all-w Chiffon Brow worth $3.00 yar black a a oly; wil lamette university at football at Quadros A, Ne ork; Bqua4roe |Grand Duchess, 99, second UNION TAILORS yard 6's : : ee o° Salem yesterday | Brookly Shuadron A, Balth| Kittredge, 95, third. Time,2:06 26 $6-inch all-wool Cloaking, the best cloth ever offered at $2.00 yard; comes in navy bi mines | | more and the First ——— Third race, eleven atsteenths of « domes 0%, Upetaive, Friday, per yard Fable : The nationa! baseball commission ltroop. Distance two miles, weight | mite—Belonat, 1 w& 1, wou Te T 19-inch Black Peau de Sole Milk, the 6c quality; 200 yards will be sold Frid denied the application of the Amer.) | 166 pounds Waterbury, 102, second; Royal an. 8 TO ORDER, £15.00 feas New York clad for a rehearing} _ (Serene Satara, Sesion | The Grand MUYary steeplechase | Hreqne, 102, third. Time, 1:08am Ne mora, no lose 5 fn the case of player Jensen, who WASHINGTON, D. ¢., Ooct. 36.— | with a cup and purse added by Per Fourth race, one and oneste-t Men 8 Department Spo} At the National Steepidehase and | ry Relmont, at two miles and « half.) teenth miles—Hot Teddy, 117, Hunt aseoctation’ maa fall races | weight for age, will be run on the | 4 won: Belmere, 112, seoond; Zie | lwhich commenced here today, tm} second day, and on the last day the | nap 9, third. Time 1:48 14 ‘was recently awarded to the kane clab by the commission, Great Bale of outing Night Robes, note prices— PEPZONE Western Maryland college was| Sédition to 4 program of cros® | Army steeplechase, two miles, sell pitt race, three-fourths of a 4 ¢ teed to ov pes, vel ° Ws scescccccsocccvoces seesecee sesenees crerwhelnet. by the Ai country races to bring out the best | ing. to be run in regimental colors, | .xtonet, 119, 3 to 2, won; Voor aeemees te oar eng = 50 dom. Robes, values to $1.60, for..... Midshipmen st football at Aniapo-| of the hunters, mifitary races will | will take place # 121, second; Athiete, 112, ttle at 26 don. Robes, values to The, for . His yesterday, the sailor lade rolling | ¢ the feature of the three days’ mnie Time, 1:14 26 %% RAGLEY'S, 2d and Plke Sixth race, one and one-alxteenth miles—-Young Davis, 9%, 6 to 1, The halves | sport The interest of army officers = of war department offictais UD @ total of 34 potnts. 196 pairs of Men's Women’s and Children’s Leggings, ma: le of canvas, leathe were twenty minutes each. The THE MARKETS These are samples and will be placed on sale at 65c on final score; Western Maryland 0, of | an oo won; Chimney Sweep, 106, second jersey knit materials Naval academy 24 m aroused, and after @ Johan Lyte, 10%, third Time, WING, iN —————— en ORCS With the hunt officials, o milt 1-49 24. } om % — ee aves the dollar. d Bent Knapp & West chitects, ‘tary ae was C mrerrage for each!) wees hene ibe taken a the | tbe and 4fe| Seventh race, three-fourths of a BROKERS. day of the meeting. lmerk, but dealers seem to tnink Tho Hrhan Allen Mititary stoeple-| that this ie abowt the limit. Th : OrientalBilliard Parlors, own Fravare wings, Specials In Hand Bags | Houseware Needed “ “(shortage on halibut tw reported to Tel Main 279. ’ Rove Seen ved. The commis| 1418 Third A gentionei Rooms Bet'50- 008 Alacke Ly $1.25, $1.80, $1.75 HAND BAGS, 98 2 Prices Exe: lo 11] Low don men are looking for a car of | sort. Fer @ quiet game go there. or Hand Ba nd Vanity Bags, with gold e na y i ( gumpkine and squash. A drop in rings, leather bound frames, inside fittings the hay market Is expected to take > $1.75 each ese $1.50 FOLDING IRONING BOARCE 88. place at an *, an more care $1.75 AND $200 HAND BAGS, $1.25. Steely = de Gem Folding Ironing prices re at the service of the shippers hcdeieal ry Live stock, poultry, fish and H . a - worth $1.50. Extra eclal.. «+ ssasbanenell Meats are firm at yesterday's | wr a os 1,000 LENGTHS SHEET IRON STOVE PIPE, Be LENGTH, WORTH a. Heavy Sheet tron Stove Pipe, ~ and 6 inch sold regularly at 20c, Weonesday special. | Seal Leather Handbags extra dies, self-bound frames, large coin purse 0 $2.50 each e We are independent dealers tn quality, str ew ond second hand cash regis ters of Varioun makes and styles Our prices are about one-half of the monopoly company prices , Wit exchange an up-to-date cash register, more sultable for your business for your old one. Call us up by phone and tell as your wants. THE SUNDWALL COMPANY, Inc. Phone 607. Iined, worth $2.75 AND $3.00 HAND BAGS, $1.69. Extra large sine leather Hand Raga anso inside fittings, motre lined, self frames choice styles, worth to $3.00, eac 1G HALLOWE'EN CANDLE SHADES, 1240 — Shades, popular b Ide; Wednesday octal S| plant, Pycm@e inn, per ome, Peatta Paranne $2 38 Bed By Wonat tats’ head Candle anity $1 eu bage Garvey-BuchananC 1113 to IIL7 Second Avenue—Lumber Exchange Building Think of Them Good cloth and good tailoring make good “IRRIGATED Fruit Lands hm twien, ib. 1@ihe; Tittamook, lagise | Eastern storage butter, mere Live olf chickena, par 1b, Ie; bbrott clothes. Adver- es a mh ns 3 Buy Irrigated Frutt Lands at our new town of Attalia, Washing: | Gucun "per ih. ie, tonstere, @ ton, located in the Columbia River Valley in the western part of “| ’ Live Steck Walle Walla County, Washington, opposite the Kennewick irri on g tising doesn't Wathare, stern, par Th, She; owen, is |p Canal, and at the junction of the Marthern Pacific, the Washin, | oe ve, per ih. the. coms, Ih, Tage: | & Columbia River y & Navigation Co, rail- nd also at t This i# one of 4 thy on the Columbia river. Mural distric ted to the ing of Dereten, bles, which ripen earlier than in any other part Boy og retiroad P ybone y ad tt ts possible te mar- T o'clock p. he: ipmen| 4. Spoken lamba, per bead i ate. The baking of the NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY begins with right material, and every step there- after through the whole process of baking is right. There is not one point of quality that help a bit---all it does is to point x=" " "=~" fehooner talibut, per Th fe dressed howe, ih steamer Diegcriegacl 1, out where good a care, skill and modern bakeries could make better. clothes are, if Sree seit ais Spa It is perfection itself—through and through. : te ae came. pat wo lands, with §| by mal ing ® small met = sh, and the balance on fav A 9 An investment of thie ki The amount of money pa 5 ted lands will soon furniah @ lives, and support for hig famil not have to her particuta U. K. LOOSE, Presid THE COLUMBI It Ends Right — when it reaches your table untouched by strange hands, untainted by odors. The quality, oven-flavor and freshucs® are preserved in a dust and moisture proof package, distin ished by the trade mark here shown. It always eppeare apes and white on each end of the package and the perfect condition of the contents. 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