The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 29, 1906, Page 2

LE STAR—MONDAY, OCT 1906. SEAT THE > —_—— LLL RE AEs Sk bee SEATTLE TAKES BIG FIGHT FOR SEATTLE ls jhe i | ANOTHER | WEDNESDAY eae 1 tt te I ole | BUT IT TOOK ELEVEN INNINGS | CALIFORNIA HEAVYWEIGHT! Tho Soattto Migh school Yostball | tolnel! vom opt the aid i team won fror the High) schoo n made oe S vet n the TO WIN THE GAME — BOTH | Witt ENTER RING AT FRISOD | foun, at iyorett. Saturday, typ a | smell who tried to wateh the |} PITCHERS WERE HIT HARD. Looks LIKE EVEN MONEY| #°re of 8 to Both scores. gan kat e f the Jung irrounding ? in the firet half a he fy tt of = roe nar; PROPOSITION flukes | The firet was & touchdowh trade cone AL SEASON Byerett near her when (Star Special Service.) —— own oul Piet and FRESNO, Oct. MteWeiters’ witd| . * - i. . = cba <p < 1 Hen seized it, carrying it ver Big Racing Event Sched h tuning won & lone] exe Wodnesday night at tel the line for a touchdown - ‘ ‘| pavilion Rink at San Pranciveo, All| Later Haviaman, the “Everett uled For Seattle at ene ond Walhete were t Kaufmann and Sam Berger, two of /quarter, fell across his own: Aine ni hard during the game, Fre the biggest heavyweights that Call ifor a touehback, the balb'haging| wot two runs the firet tating, & fornia ever yp 1, will strain | py punted to him. Charkg the: big] Moadows in 1909, | get tw rues. in, the siret mning, but tC Snasive “muscles aed Dig|Wverett full back, ran 10 yards for! t Th was noth more | bones In a struecie fr supremac a touchdown, which was.net aliow ¢} doing untit the Lith, wt om in biy, heavyweight events led ax the referee ruled that rthe ae . p " 1 two Biwashes to ot » the bettag look Hike an eveN-|pall had touched the ground:bafore| yoremall league ix hearly ended : ¢ | the " [money propeaition, as it does in ine received it, Clark's punting for] , ” n reed 2 oa x re games. send : }the coming ovntest. Berger hae 4 | Pyerett was the feature of the) arrar pecan “er od the ; ason . = AR FH fit PO A B. | big following here, and #0 has Kauf-| game, and Coyle of Seattle wae the} wil) be o ur y ar as 1 became : SS & | mann, Who bet big mone » box |jooal bulwark a adios aoe (i mondere + of | Ee ee | e 8 ing contests Already the sports | Offteial Referee —Tom Mc . a are trying to figure out who will Donald, Umpiree—Barry and Har J h 0 | | |i LEE EE Ete et atorte ire ohnson ptica Co. e M oa ae rger Looks Favorite, A, Times buliding, corner A A Numberlesa betting mon predict ' yes and Unten. Cash or ered : : ats s ¢ = « 4 | that Borger will enter the ag a . Aw REM PO AF | favorite, and at th ne t 00 — oe i « an the intenth of betting on ee i + 1| Kaufmann. If this things keeps 0p) be | Magen. ee | un the day of th real betting | mt 2 e “ . ; 8 + 8 Sithe ring @ favorite over bis elub The | Hows 4 2 i f & 8] mate : 4 = ;|_ Should Berger be the vi he tn a fut | tends going right after Jeffries “All| t he | “3 e282 ooo tsi thts talk about nobody being abie | veld of | ¥ tl to beat Jeff te rot.” sald Berger in| 4 tle game and Be score wap the < ' tke Hiscuaning his future, “If I beat) Pet reault of the Oregon nee os | ie " g and the management le Kaufmann I intend to overlook pote age | =, ¥ 7 ' at ake the meeting in O'Brien entirely, I beat him han e ate, PAVOS O8 SOOT ‘ exposition year a banner © | lly in P&iladelphia and would have versity gridirom last Saturday, || Prine Credit Certificates Iseued ~ “ i} put him out in another round, Let| Washington won, The by D. 8. Johnston Co. In ibe O'Brien fight little ball was in O. A. ©, territory dar valid After Nov. tet ng the greater part of both halves, the Washington boys outplayed — Tommy Burt He bas no chance with a good big maa. ! 1 —_— | thelr op ta ie every depart | pr a m NEW YORK. | Witt Take Jott ment of the game except one. This [| Demonstration Gale Still Going | Now, about Jeff. He ls 6 are8t) was in the punting end, where On—@rand New Pianos, Well rat race, three-fourt? fighter, but I claim a man who 1%) Washington lot every time she rt con, 199, 10 to 1. & Gar an big a8 he is has @ chance to beat} Known New York Makes Now brinua, 104 second: Edna Jackson. him. Now I don't say | can beat 0 1Bill dP ; S100, $176, $149 and L tema, 1:14 | Jeff, but I am not afraid to try, and rienta lar arlor | o of Slightly Used e | tt the public demand the fight, P| teentt * j there witi Ie and it won't | Lute Thiré Gv. A gentiome ayers—-Price the jeenth miles -Onata ’ | ie e . we, one ° e Dr quie c or ° won; Giovonnt Ralerto, 100, second; | fs tee he Muaendeities Gt ee ee Lowest Ever in Print—Free Rather Royal, 10%, third. Te i! am not looking for any short ends Music Offer—Read Particu 1 a-5 Jor a soft place in the ring to lie tere. Third race, three-fourths of a mile down on. If the public think I am GO AND SEE cea Frank Gill, 192, § to 1, won; Ador- | (Star 8 ‘e good enough to meet Jeffries IM ation, 110, second; Tourenne, 120, ar Socom Serwens string With them. However, I am} Would you save $75 to $160 thira. Time, 2:12 By nme AND, Cot roeues not through with Kaufmann yet, so} in the purcha: a brand new Fourth race, one and one-six- |* hoes pli even in a double- | what's the ase of talking strictly highest grade piano, if “Y -| “When Jim Corbett matehed him the opportunity presented — it Coy Maid, 112 108, thir teenth miles sett with Jon 1. Sullivan they | ADDITION TODAY self? Have you been muste won; Dolly Spanker i ford, 116, third, Time, 1466-5. j when ‘ laughed at him. W Fite mateh. | Se naam seuenied thd. geeee emg med oa aa @ broug wo rune ed bimeolf with Cc y laugh sity of a plano in your home or pte apy dN rege ‘ Tae second gaome was wen éactty |e % Vite. They beth wen, so why and still fe m could not af won Good Lasck, 194 : Ay ce eee ee at Portions «| *nowld Jett be impervious to de ford a good instrument? If #« —_ 1 ene by ago limabitity to hit the Commuter) et .!0 take @ chance anyway here te your opportunity ~ eace + gee tess ons her safely and that’s more than @ lot of We will now sell you a pleno mile—Yorkist, 10% 3 to lL. w 5 > heavies want to 4a” Jebn 2. Ragere, 195 eocond: Rebs | After the game Tom Richardsor j Boavien Wan all well known New York oe Stone, 109, third. Time, 1:15 | President of the Portland Comme for $149, the samme grade, style ” queens otal club, presented ea: rot ANGELS WIN. and quality sold elsewhere for LATONIA. the Portland team with a solld gold $260. And for §290 we wil! sel — j Watch fob. (Star Gpecial Gerview.) you during our Demonstration First race, one mile—Noel, 103) LOS ANGELES, Oct. %—In the Bale a ple that le sold every (Rrarten), 1 to 1, won, Ing uedthrift, | € game yesterday Randolph pitched where for not one peony leer 108, second; Ruby Right, 162, third better b Breen, which re than $400 ‘Time, 1:42 3-5 sulted in a victory for hie team, Bear in mind that all cash ts Second race. three-fourths of The sore not necessary Im fect will wow ag Pn rae bead | Loe Angoinn All Clothing, Gents’ Purnia accept apy reasonable offer as snorean i ™" ings and Hats below value. jo terms. im, 93. third. Time, 1:15 4-5 Ratterice Rant Remember, too, that every ‘Third race, three-fourthe of a and Gyten tape H. LEWIS & CO, a at Eb teuad eanelly on mile—Pretension, 111 (W, Fisher), | — 1206 Becond Ave. thing will de Souse os o : a. ar an ‘Sesselic ae meno represented and satisfactory in o 2 won joseph, 4, secon every respect, or we will cheer gg senate aaa Se ee THE MARKETS tally refund your money ; a resten Oe thee The old and rellable house o ond; Shining Star, 95, third. Time, afford to make « single misrep 3:47 2-5. i ae The market ft» short on grapes rexentation, even for the sake Fatt rece, steeplechase — John and sweet potatoes. There is some PIANOS of breaking plano selling ree irchibat Coach Noreross, who shaped the | chance of the xrape shortage being 1208 SECOND AVENUE orda As to Certificates Rach and every prise certifi cate tasved to successful con- Difien, 198 (Archibeld), 2 to 1, won Bank Holiday, 143, second; 190, third. Time, 9:35 1-6 ltelleved before night, aa a steamer The price om egas ts Oregon Agricultural college foot Are Bulias Seops. | hai squad into shape, is perhaps |is due today a ~ ithe youngest conch im the United [still advancing and are now selling ade Oveterten, on Cw sixteenth | States today. Norcross ta trom the /at 480. Halibut has dropped to 6i4e testants in our recent publicity 6 te 1. wen; Mtasertty BD 168 University of Michigan Me is bat from Se. Live turkeys are selling PEPZONE word contest represents actual gecend: Fonesiuca, 199. third. Time, | 22, 200"? &% age ead Bows the/at 198 to Se per pound. Prices on cash, ond will be accepted at its 1:50 1-6 * | “Yout" business from A to % meats, Ifve stock, hay, grain and Guaranteed to cure all Btom- full face value ax part payment OO | | Although the O. A.C, bunch re-ldairy products are unchanged. ach and Liver trouble, Te. per ae ane Gene tke sanenien on Have You Been to the {25 onc Soi" was ‘piven oe Sette os the price of amy new, high grate € res a “a « 7 Vegetadiee ano. Rear in mind, however. N seuss Gaae tet ney Michigan boys x gH tera owning, ae RAGLEY’S, 2d and Pike Racin cortheahes expire No avy Yard soy ja RS re vember 1, only a few days re oe Coach Yow charge tter ° Every visitor and every resident the destinies of the University of | agen io La © — of Seattle should see Uncle Sam's Michigan, more coaches are sent OWNING, NPPHING 6 RAVER BS am eae a coe M NEN ee oe ee end | Tey trem thet fasthation ana ing such beautiful, brand new See the battleships, cruisers and than from any ten in the Unfted| BROK or eg Pa gered ae beats there; the great States. All colleges want coaches uch tremend yet *. training ship Philadelphia; the who have learned the Yout system, one prayers stot Ga. magnificent drydock, foundries and aod they are in great demand. Nor- | nS rig: cot ae 4 cal Man vith waves en ae Sore es tul Metroatyle Planola—the Port Orchard boats, which leave jeges, but chose to come to the : n] Pi rm : f the Pier 2 six times datly, is detight-| coast standard Piano Player of he ful, and you will enjoy it Rotnd ces a world during the Demonstre ooo Steam Baths, ‘Be “Oriental | Hatha tiem Sale, has been enormous In a number of instances trip See cepted as part payment slightly FAIR MEMBERS rn tn law bet Bis WILL CONTEST a a An far . ¥ annoys he # A day the sie ang ‘ ved a ho which rewulted tp ne able ty iD ' rday the I te ; ployem , ws ‘ M16 foottalt " ain of the om all A rest, ‘ P . no doubt i 4 Ame yestge me h ' od the sg d © at Fon ‘The sai, Steam Baths 25¢ 9) a Including shower and plunge ‘ |Steam and shampoo bath, Se; | 1 J t Turkish bathe and bed for night Ja tr $1.00, Massage and Chiropodiat | ' at good work a specialty Ortenta Ratha, J pated a under Grand Opera How M. 144 Th t who will meet Edge i. Ind. 2114 eed Frank, of Porttand, at 125 pout * The Store That Serves You Bes t—Garvey-Buchanan Co. Last Two Days OF THE GREAT A.Y.P.Exposition Sale vrable found tm every! et half price . poods, Be) that will aseute buy Extraordinar mem« will be sold and prices The next two days we propose to make part of the sto Klegant cost Hone of all kinds will be gone crowd, Read on 500 Pairs of California mes through, made Art Dept. Blankets---Seconds ite av we All Wanket buyers know the Marysville, California, blankets, THEY | passed ction and ex ARE THE BEST BLANKETS MADE. We have secured for thie | ctustve - Sever has there week's selling FIVE HUNDRED PAIRS of these celebrated blan eon P # kets, called manufacturers samples, that t# blankets with light % . ussortments imperfection; sone to hurt; THEY'LL KEEP YO" JUST AB wer © them at pres WARM, bet the price is affected stronaly Blankets that would 600 of these splen w is the time to buy, while complete. Free ns 10 to 12 daily, nell, if perfect, at from $6.00 to $12.00 the patr id blankets will be placed ts one grand lot Monday and sold for the pair ‘ : 81.95 selections are See Window Display—Shop Early embroidery lesac Silk and Dress Goods Dept. t74nch Surab Silk, our regular $1.00 quality; cream only. by} for Monday, per yard 644nch All Wool Black Chiffon Broadcloth this cloth eonaee 6 and shrunk, ready for the needje, our $4.50 qua a only, Special Gale of Brushes Estire stock of Brushes to be reduced. Need the room for oth er lines of merchandise, hence this drastic cut in prices. 20 Hair Brushes 106 per yard SSe Hair Brushes ...... --25e@ | %stnch Black Taffeta Bilk; splendid va per yard S44nch All Wool Novelty Sulting; comes in all the populer. and mixtures; special price om this cloth Monday, per yard, 9g 19¢ 2he the Clothes Brushes ......-19€ - 25e NOB. cseeee bee Hair Birw @0c Halt Brushes «666 «++ Bargsins From the Groceryman 8 Ibs Fancy Sweet Potatoes, 25¢ - B5e s0e - 2Re New crop Mount Hamilton Toma § bars Lenox Soap .... «+. -Bbe Clothes Brushes » Melt Meehan... § Ibs Long Onions . Fresh Oregon Exe . SSe Nail Brushes 0c Tooth Brushes . the Tooth Brushes se Tooth Brushes ... See Tooth Brushes .. Mountain Brand Butter $5 Sterling Silver Trimmed Carv- ing Sete $3. 99 Landers, Prary & Clark Sterling Silver Trimmed Carving Sets, Kippered Balmon .....- --- 106 29 Ie double fold Percale, Fancy new crop Tea warranted blades, fine stag han Glen, wert 06.00; Veney BE DE ccsees. eseeuseeel etal EXTRA SPECIAL Other Fine Carving Sets, more elaborately (rimmed and mount ed; special Monday at, 84,95. 85.95, 86.95. 0 © B13 100 Dosen Haviland & Co.'s White Ransom China Din ner Plates, worth $4.00 dos en. Monday special 6 for De 36 inches My Wife's ironing Boards le Fish Net, yord 6 14e Unbleached Bath each ...5 sessed a ee White Woot Flannel for Infants’ Wear Our assortment includes ali gtades of Cotton Warp, Al Wool and Sik Warp Fiannels, in widths from 27 to 36 inches wide choice patierns, wide strong edges; worth Me used instruments, some only used « few months In the lot youl find almost new Pianolas, Aerotias, Simph ete, every one itn condition and fully In order to dispose of quickly we have cut the price tremendously. Your choice for 5, $150, and as low an $125. Together with these ridiculously egal $15 Cravenettes With All the Style, Dash Oregon eneh, BOM Rartern warranted them beck wise tht | Kasters storage tv low prices we'll accept your credit certificates at full face value leas 50 per cent. And Beatties Leading # as a still greater inducement o™ ‘oes we'll throw in $25 worth of mu and Swing You Demand Dr, clarks Met Loe eer Dear Str Tis the chance of a life time ° Possibly y y © forgot and it is safe to aay that these on me, but I have not forgotten you, for the treatment you @ave me in 1909 proved permanent and I thought you might be glad to know that it waa, and that I am as strong and hearty todny as though T had never been rup- tured at all I would not a rare values will be anapped up at once. Better attend to this immediately. If you cannot pay all cash we'll make terms to wult you Fully Guaranteed Every Piano or Organ or Pla nola or self-playing Piano will Water-tight, but not air-tight--- keep you. dry cept $1,000 for > , rack, HLM, sturgeon, r We but not stuffy. fi srit Site te ete: i Aik] ine good you aid 190. With best Hil Se accompanted by. the. respec Way and Feedstutrs. main, tive maker's unconditional guar- antee, duly countersigned by us, thus making the purchaser ab- solutely secure in his purchase If you ever intend to buy a fine plano or organ or planola, now is your opportuntty, but bear tn mind that the quickest action ia necessary, and we will not split hairs about payments either Fasern Wash | got Squad, tom S@is alfalfa. ton pidgit wheat hay, per ton #15, Kestern Wash 4, whole corm, I per ton, crac 22 Peon: food mal. 6 per ton me vet, ten; ofl caine om S11: shores tom bt pan Fr Lime end Cement. Imworted, per vil, 88.98, Calltornen, bea Uimothy, ton, SOT: Po They areevery- thing you want them to be--- but no rubber; cloth craven- Gratefully yours, This letter, and hundreds of others, are on file at our offtien. Ask to see them 1 Cure Rupture pletely and Permanently surgical operatiqn or without interfering r work or business. pain, ai with ye ened Oy SS ee nn vw 11D. S. Johnston Co. who knows how to make cloth water-tight without being air- tight. They keep out the cold as well as the HOURS—9 a. m. to § @ tO Sunday—9 a. m, to 1 p.m ! DR, CLARKE CO. 123 Second Av Cor, Wash, ington St., Wash. ELECTRICITY Is Gooo But a combination of Genuine Osteopathy, Electricity, Vibration and The Oldest, Largest and Most Responsible Concern in the Weat 903 2d Av., Burke Bldg. NOTICE TO WATER | CONSUMERS M DIS'T NO. 1 Fixed rates due and payable dur-| |img October, for October, Novem ber and December. Becomes delin quent November i. Meter rates duc oj . , and payable for each month from rain and snow. ae eee he 20th of the next onc. |f| Violet Rays, when indicated, in experienced hands, insures more rap ceeding month. Becomes delin.|f (4 and much more certain cures. | use them all in my practice. abscess, appendicitis, eczema, serofula, kinds, jquent on the 20th Asthma, anemia, | . bronchitis, diarrhoea, NOTICE TO ae Ye cet gy RE SUBSCRIBERS Cusness from wh ver onuse, stome Should your copy of The Star tall | See that your next coat carries the Hub label. der and female troubl ar, none and throat . la grippe, lumbago, goitre, ica, pneumon ind consumption wciat. Your money back if you want it. tion © reach you by 6 o'clock 7 4 F On the Bing. pienso do us the favor to - And Many Other Diseases > Square 7 our main office (Sunset, Mai when properly applied. Opposite 60; Imdependent i198), betwe $16.00 » month of 13 Foe Totem 6 and 7 o'clock, and wo will send treatments. Single treatments $1.50, 615- 617 Fi st Av you a copy at once. if you should) CONSULTATION FREE AND INVITED. r enue mise it more than once, please tele Office Hours—9 to 12; 1 to 5; open evenings, 7 to 8:30. DR. M. M. RING, Osteopathic Phy Main 4185; Ind. R 2666. 382 Arcade Bldg phone very Ume you miss It Jn thie way we can be certain of » Carhartt’s Working Clothes giving Our subscribers a perfect | eervice—and it ts the only way. also fine selections of Embroid ered Flannels Tuesday special , Amber, Turquoise Cut Ginss Bead Necklaces, Worth everywhere always $ 36-inch White Wool Flannel, soft exactly lke cut; absolutely the : . ngest, most rigid and best — warm; S6e value Re esanress sana pi roning Bo yar : worth a ironing Board made oa ee absolutely solid when opened small ang corepact folded; sold | 2e2ne® Silk Mmbroidered Wool i ays at $1.76; Monday spe Flannel, In pretty designs; 98 . 91,19 | values; the yard ........ We pound can Dr. Price's Leather Hand Bags Vanity Hand Bags in assorted skins, good handles, two compart mente; worth 65c ape: 496 1-poynd can Dr, Price's $1.50 Hand Bags 98c Powder .....++ Hand Bags and Vanity Bags in choice styles, inside fittings gold | 4 nound package Cates me trimmed, self frames; worth to $1.50 each Re ho Pan $2.25 Hand Bags $1.49 If Vanity Bags and Hand Bags in extra chotce styles, moire Mned. | ypound package G || welt bound frames, strong handles, inside fittings; worth to & ona | $2.75 Hand Bags $1.69 lf Seal and Walrus Hand Bags and Vanity Bage tn special large size, | extra well made, lined and inside fitted; worth to $2.75 each, Oe £ — Coal | . - #1.69 ween | | Knit Underwear and Hosiery | Just received—Complete line of “Merode” Underwear, Including ™ ’ bular e Ladies’ Vesta, Pants, Union Suits and Tights, in wool and fall Tubelar Last weight cotton; also Children’s Underwear in full assortments Nickel $1.25 Union Suit 890 Women's Heavy Fleece Lined Union Suits, full fashioned, ankle rays length, long sleeves, gray only; worth to $1.25 sult. Monday and] |. Tuesday BHe | Ue Decorated Austriaa | T5e Knit Suit 50c Cream Pitchers . Women's Fleece Lined Jersey Ri.bbed Vests and Pants, fine quali if ty, white and cream, all sizes;worth to The each B0e] % Non Galvanieed Embroidered Hose 25¢ Cans cavers ie Ladies’ Fall Fashioned Embroidered Cotton Hose, double sole, high 1 astic top, black ground with fancy silk embroide Ss « Mop Stick .+#% spliced heel, ¢ designs, extra spectal only Monday and Tw worth to SQc yard; 39c Child's Knit Underwear 250 Lined Vests and Pants, in good quality, whit worth 3% each Children’s Fleece gray, all sizes Tuesday are arriving priced surprising $2.50 Decorated China Salad Sets $1.69 Big China Specials in the Busies: Ba Austrian Thousands of pieces of beautiful New ( t Secure th Richly Decorated Royal olcest selections of fan China Sevens Salad Se¢ choice of 15 decofations Ph eer than ever before 4 188 . F Fine Decorate cy Ch “ and worth §2.26 and $2.60 Tuesday | AT Pe--Fine Docorated Pat vated Austrian a0 special ...... - 81.69 Bavarian China ort ry AT 49¢@—Fine China, handso worth up @ and $1.00 75e Wine Decanters 396 AT G9@—Richly Decorated Wedg . , , eal value, $1.00 and $ >. quart Cleat Glass Wine Dec > — s . ne “TAT 99e@—Elegantly Decorated Ch ters, near cut glass stoppers, and Chop Plates, Salad & , worth regulatll worth 760; special ave $1.60 and $1.7 \Garvey-Buchanan Co 1113 to III7 Second Avenue—Lumber Exchange Building