The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 31, 1906, Page 2

ATTELL. GIVEN DEGtGION REFEREE HOLOS UP BAKER'S), - Me ages Ye GLOVES AT END OF 20 ROUND ‘ LIGHTNING CONTEST AND/a 1 CROWDS YELL IN DERISION wlere > y | ‘The fight was very eventy f tar Special Service \ : ‘ A A ft . “ ee Pf - yt ' Mot ad how. t ed. to ! , t ! was runn ‘ f t »1 up I 8 i \ surged to the ringside, } on mor at Baker would) snarling in sheer frenzy * oc 2 sare A Tommy Murphy will chatleng York when Rnglia ee Rerkiey bieh ® Eddie Hanlon ts hav me dif at feulty ta getting hie afe ready be for an opent a to be ~~ ee a ready shor his friends . ' « k The Philadelpt bh pane an remarks the oe Jerger Kaufmane be tire from the ring forever a Kid Br has decide ot enter the ring and has FY rtd ley as his manager. He exp tm fight with Matty Baldwin tn na | woeks Dave Barry and Hugo Kelly wil | fight in Davenport, lows, fifteen t « rowing in being | rounds, the (first w in November | fituped ” ,e™M ‘The weight ls 165 pound at 64ie cal M at~} Mike Fisher has joined the down ’ n “ and-out club for the thir me. First |‘ , ” the Bacrame i enomph, them Te. | i . win coma got tired of bis highs and | maw finally Fresno has told him to quit.| © : Even Monte U ie getting @ | bit of the commer trtt There was an announcement posted the ether day on a partially comp! aod that Monte woul Prom various parts of the coun try come reports that the fight be-| tween Jack O'Brien and Pred Cool-| @y in Los Angeles was fixed The eastern writers dn love to tell hew crooked is every fight pulled off in California Ne one notices any of the San Francisco promoters grabbing for} With a crash like a thunder bolt the Young Corbett-Terry McGovern | the bleachers at Recreation park. | fight. Strange how there are some | Where many happy throags bare dubs that will bite at a propesttion | Witnessed ball games for the past ke this three years, came tumbling down early last night. Those tn the vicia Jack O'Brien thinks that Al Kauf-| "y of the park thought an explosion fman has a good chance to beat| bed occurred. Sam Berger when the fight be-| The old ball park is well on its tween the two heavyweights takes! *8Y to ruin. and many an exfan | Place tonight. The Philadeiphian | ¥'Pe* 4 tear dimmed eye as he neon! @ expressed himself in Loe Angeles | ‘he local arena of the national game the other day | being slowly transformed into barns for the Seattle Electric company In a fow months’ time Recreation! park will be a thing that lives in the past, and the old fans will get phasis jover their grief in the joy of the Chartie Hall, formerly pitcher of | Dew park the Seattie baseball chub, is in He- attle on bis way from Cincinnat! to | \ ashaibed ghower and plunge steam | A billiard tournament for the 112 and ahanpes beth, 66. Turkish balk-line championship of Amerton he and f ight, $1.00, Mase will be played in New York ty on | Sage and chiropodist work a ape Wiltie Hoppe inet night defeated | Jake Schaefer io a game of Dillterds, 100, at 182 November 19 and following days.| Clalty. Oriental Baths, under Grand Arrangements were completed yee | Opera House. Phones, Ind. 2114 terday. It i# anneuneed that the’ M. 1447 . lf You Pay More Than $2 For Your Hat You’re Paying Too Much Our whole hat busi- ness is based on Regal $2 hats. That ought to make Regal Hats at $2 the best money’s worth in Seattle. It does. // More: It makes Regal y/ Hats at $2 as good as any other store sells for $3. For two reasons---we sell more (take a smaller profit on each) and buy more (buy cheaper). That money saved goes right back into the hat---the silk band and the silk binding are better because we pay more for them. And the’ trimmings of a hat, if poor, wear out first---get rusty. Every width of brim, height of crown that’s made---soft or stiff. On the On the Square Square Oprenit THE#H Open Pa. —s-«s 15-617 Firet Avenue Pole Agents Carhartt’s Working Clothes ls i lide ilk ot an: } ! eee. eee ee eee ONLY ALLOWS THE ANGELS TAR—WEDNESDAY, OCT. 34, ALE LLL OL OO! THE SEATTLE oa a am <n ene eee possHasnis say TAFHFH FROM SPRINTING HORSE | * KAUFMAN-BERGER * BIG FIGHT TONIGHT. #| > * nigh at 1 lato * wo } Al Kauf ® i f * * @ od off in the new pavilion and #] 1 nt (* ter Cofforth, The men # b o'elo see FR ANY STABLES ‘ Magog HORSES FROM MANY 61 as . immediately, *] START FOR OAKLAND “AND, f ¢ odds being * LOG ANGELES y Th fv four, Kaufman # wy “Pris ao wile! (Star Special Bervice # ing to # topo he will | & be the win *! | NEW YORK, © next! tance tr “ * «| i ; AR AAR smn " ten for 01 nd and Lo ‘ nd © ht ’ en infront. M ~ ‘ , : lansoen ges to the #t farm befe bers Blate Kling the hard position » ad ‘ Bchre far th a when they me . , ; Wh , The coach Is the real king of the football field and when the . n next Sa f | monarch speaks it's up to the player to keep his listeners in health ‘ r ‘ condition. The photograph showe Mead Coach “Bill” Reid, of Mar ; ng th ntti vard, laying it off to one of his men about some of the new plays san 0 3 . vel ' aye ; yg peas 9c . ) comes ' , Place ia still far from f saitia Const Leagae another t Pa 2- Iways wends & strong BASEBALL DOPE s":: an the touma hav t mor Hutch” Covington pit for &. ¥. , ¢y on that jump Fresno’s cha al ' ag : ~ mle your they lare considered very bad. ithe ‘ ‘4 L ai oye Si fat while Seattle will be! Durneli Will Have Big 6table Pras 9 Have Y ty team t Y h, . the | Counte Mack ts ett!) in San Fran: | ca - t fut CS ancy Pie mc i 7 ave ou game, resulting tn rary any Oak Oe vere. [Const Langue will b im | food string before he starts fo Hen Navy Yard ott for whieh Dr 1M ‘ ‘ At the Drake dimpe te Bnoch| Knapp, Hildet j Wishard, who thais he ! . . sought Runnels and Pen 4 t «, one and i Jard and Durnell will have the serv. ride Deimore, 98 Johnson Optical Co. | ~ veers |= ! 1 ' | Dalty—Come Mun Beams A. Times benenS core SN AAI OZ Muskad 5 \ : land av. and Union. Cash or credit ira vece, threefourths of af eee mile—-Crandes, Om oe ~~ | The Store That Serves You Best—Garvey-Buchanaa Co. DOr, 98, second; Comedian, 99,| x GO AND SEE Fourth re Wes, } third 18 Firth at ae ADDITION TODAY Stath race olever miles—Cora Price, 198, 20 to Rastern Washington” apples won, Citrona 8 vertetion picked bp hand ond w 108, third Time, 1:06. Fre: deteery LATONIA. sein pete ant ‘= moityom shee forenerty Now be the theme te lay ee eewne S08 sh Peewee Queen Anne 7% ind Pee First race, threefourths of a mile Toboggan, 122 (Aubachon), % to 1, won: Revolt, 119, nd, Nuns Votling, 114, third. Time, b:t4 646. Second race, one mile-The Mate, 161 (Holand), Belden, 101, second Arabo, 119, third. Time, 1:43 Third race, threefourths of « mile—Kthet Day, 99 (Aubechon), 3 to 1, wou; Meadow Breese, 197, second, Stoner Hill, 87, third Time, 1:13 46 Fourth race, one mile—Noel, 56 (Burton), 20 to 1, won, Minnehaha. #8, second; Albula, 116, third. ‘Time, 1:40 346. Fifth race, sheven stateenths of 5 mile—Lexotine, 108 (Aubechom), 4 to 5, wom; Mattle Rodman, #2, se ond; Grace Kimbsll, 97, Time, 1:08 Sixth race, one and one-aixteonth milew—Jeteam, 111 (Aubachon to 2. won; Blliott, 111, second, Lo [tle Mack, 98, third. Time, t:47 24 GARVIN PITCHES GREAT GAME All Clothing, Gents’ Furnish tinge and Mats below value. HH. Lewis 4 Co. 1206 Becend Ave. Ketabiished 1860 1908 SECOND AVENUE Areade Building PEPZONE Guaranteed to core all Stem sch and Liver trowble. T5e per bottle at RAGLEY’S, 2d and Pike Pure food lays do not bother We have always carried HIGH GR..WE WINES AND LIQUORS KEYSTONE PORT Pure ¢-» old California Wine per ee 8100 8100 WiISkY DOWNING, HOPKING 6 AYER Ine BROKERS Grain, Provisions, Stee! PRIVATE Wit Tel Main 279. Ind. Rooms 204-905. 208 Alaska Bide Ronda BIG FOUR Per quart THE BEST POTTLE ON FARTH KEYSTONE LiQuOR CO. 1123, Mae bd ave. Cor. Phonse-=Main 1198 te ind. 1104, ONE HIT IN TEN INNINGS WAS A PITCHER’S BATTLE. Here’s Proof Service.) } Oct. 1 —Virgit | Garvin was the hero in yesterday's! game. He only allowed one hit inf 10 innings and he bad excefient sup} port. The game was a pitcher's] battle until the th inning when} Nagle, of the Angels, went to pi and Seattle rapped him for four hits and score three Umes | -— sages | a * i | BETWEEN---~ nas ane an nome po ant ‘g Leading Spectaltet Saint Paul, ‘me od Ge Bx 40 Years’ Expertence “ oe BS $] Heptember 25, 1906 Minneapolis, ? oP ae Se ee I .. 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ON ee The New Month Opens _ Tomorrow Stocks wit! t ar more complete thas a November prom! time this season ee lh orders that should have bee amd sold 4 ‘ A second shipment of Maryey t Bienkets go oD tomorrow at $4.95. Other 4 apecials mentioned below are w sur consideration, Re her Bi: MEN'S UNDERWEAR 0) garments of sourla, EXTRA SPECIAL 8 TO 11 A.M 36 INCH BLACK CHIFFON TAF FETA SILK ARNOLD SUPER Fine FPLANNELETTES The best Flannelettes made | our lity, extra fir wool Underwear thet g in new and uptodate ‘ tarch; specta ways sells for $150 ge signe Always for time stated; per yard mont, will be placed on mile =e ee SILK AND OnEes < Goo0s Thursday at, garment 99g ee . inch Biack Pes SILVER BLEACHED DAM s value, good we Lot Coby Ribbed Wed tan and blue, worth tgp lar to $1 hee ASK fine justrous finish G4inch all linen Silver h Extra Finish Chiffon Broad poh Bleached Damask; heavy chen ie o> wane i weight and free rem Value th can't Heavy Outing dressing, 6bc values; yard under $3.6 : - = br 1.09 ie yard Thursday, tor — Thursday ... Extra Heavy Bine S225 Gtinch Dark Steel Gray, guaran tend shower proof Cravenetie, the 2 Damaged Nottingham Lace s now mostly in demand proof, Gouble breasted m Curtains, full lengths, each $2.00 values, per yard Thureday ular $1.50 kind, om . 106 #150 Thursday at, each, GBinch imported Novelty Wool Rag " Tweeds, comes in blue, Lot of Blue and R@ k and green Wool Sweaters, $25 $3.00 values, to close, —_——————— EXTRA 9 TO 11 SPECIAL te Cream Outing Flannel Ish yard . Se mixed, brown, b No Mall, Phone or C. 0. De These goods are sale, per yard Ready-to-Wear Dept. $25 and $30 Suit Values $16.75 Another Day of Suit Selling Tomorrow will end the Greatest Suit Sale Seattle has had this sen- oon Geod assortment to select from $25.00 and $30.00 Suit Values $16.75 ie Second Shipment of , California Blankets Tomorrow we place on sale a4 second shipment of the Celebrated Maryavi Cal, Wool Blankets f 96.00 Cal Wool Blanket $7.50 Cal. Wool Blanket $10.00 Cal. Wool Blankets $12.00 Cal. Wool Blankets 84.95 é $4.95 84.95 B4.95 Seconda, yes, but this imperfec ns tion is scarcely visible; come in grays, tans, blues and white. Housewares On Special Sale Thursday Refurnish your kiteben at this one day sale. Things that you need every day, will be priced very much lower Gloves Infants’ and Children’s Wool and Silk Mitts, = choice styles; prices range, up. sea Misses and Children's Golf Glove A pol a sty assortment to select from; p Women's Cashmere, Lisle and Golf Glove styles, plain, fancy and mixed « prices Se 306 Extra quality pure Silk Glove tipped, 16-buttoh lengths, also 12 and 1¢ isle oF Gloves, popular prices nders, Frary @ Clark's Fine First quality Ki Steel ce Carving Sets. white and colors, also solid stag handles, guaranteed J 16-button lengths; tan blades, worth $4.00; Thursday Children’s, Boy 1 16 buttons, Gloves in 12 weer, ee and ves pecial, set R2.75 | wearing quality; all stxc Double Cap Gas Mantles, wor erty pablo Cay fantles, worth —— ; A Special Offering in the Fim 15¢; special Se Gray Enamel Tea Kettle F kind that you have v Line for Thuredays Heavy Copper Rim and Copper years, worth 85c; specia : Mackerel at + Bottom Wash Boilers, worth ‘i een ed Mackerel » $1.40; spectal ME Enterprise Food Chopp« ‘oe jc Brooms; special 290. Full ae see, W ee Halibat, J apEe Oe ¥ - stock, strong sewed ae Sve Parlor Broon jal Enamel worth 50¢ Cooking Kettles w Me Bail, worth peclal, 15¢ GARVEY-BUCHANAN co. IIIS to III? Second Avenue — Lumber Exchange Buildiné