The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 19, 1906, Page 2

ee Ses a 2 THE SEATTLE STAR=MONDA ten Yr Sa eeeemaatee | « TIGERS TO GIVE YALE ‘06'S # LICK ELEVEN 15 SA ¥, NOV. 19, 1906 W PAPA IN JAIL ——_———aaet CORRIGAN Wh th t m the - i Tee. . eee ees iad ed + ‘The tootball ’ Liek Deer Gia ao High #et ( San Fr sco, at 7 é‘ | Gervies,) } 7 and his nervy playf®e helped large | rived last 4 vd are res od O, Nov, 19 ly to gain for him Inst year the title | at the hotel i a pretty Ti Every vibe oy PRINCETON READY FOR THe, ot all Amerioan fullback, M'COR! husky looking bunet i from all ‘ennun were tg] . ne of those who can batt | i ve th loeal 4 Diviasts pre BATTLE ROYAL OF THIS sther with that amaaing sptral tussle when they moet 4 was handled bee YEAR NEW RULES SUIT whi@ sends the teas far}on th mn tom M af ter w PRINCETON—-A HEAVY LINE e@on@ion to Judge, He m i about 160 po eat form thie yea Thie morning i} team went ny AND SOME RISING TALENT | ee through a Mght practice and this - | Behind the Tigers’ defonses,) « noon are resting up from their THE CONSPICUOUS PLAYERS larCORMICK has to help him twoltrip up the connt en whose speed and kicking The Hine up of the Lick team to Wake them tavaluab! 1 ow will be ae follow By Marien &. Pow. TIHHOTT was went into the Yalo| Right end, Everett; right tack | TON, N. J, Now. 1 lgame last year with Instructions to | Hoxton; right guard, F 1 | , a will ocoup Jenin ground. He did, HARLAN, Je Morritees, ¢ n; left | < ’ la stocky lithe Virginian, only 5 feet | Graff; left t Mite loft sity gridiron t fare now ¢ \6 inches tall and weighing less th end quart We right erciting hand is pre ecogniaed 160 pounds ' sors; full back, 1 heft | in a by follow of the early games getting some tiful field goals | half, Butler; subs, Ga Rodda Considering the records y from the and 40-yard Mines and | coach, Hotchkiss; manager, Dearin - elevens of Princeton and Yale ean place the pigskin where it will | - fe leh won, Na two teams are pretty even! b 4o the most good about six times | | ard tig ed, and th me between them out of seven. HARLAN has the . here on Nov. 17 should prove a bat new rules down pat and hiv for} } . by Ue reyal : | EX-CAPTAIN J. 8. M'CORMICK, PRINCETON FULLBACK, IN [ward panos and outside kick diyp Kina thing ta ae riaere, have Rewuuecton ot] GREAT FORM THIS YEAR. COONEY, OF PRINCETON, with machine precision — Coach W. A. Roper, and the end ¢ ABOUT TO KICK A GOAL, HE 18 BACK IN THE GAME IN With BRASHER and TOOKER Nati 1 mecond, Melita dap | the training season finds a good FINE FORM. last season's ends out of the gage 1 ae soore of husky players in excellen if — | J © gan won, | condition ' . Time, 140 94) The new banch of footd sion! Med om to steady the line and no|ecleven two years ago when ne was ‘ M won, Wekensall ait the Tigers down to the ground, | sensible captain ever sends his men | a tower of strength on the Tigers Syd | ond r Time, 1:41 | ta they are quick to respond to the/against that particular spot im/line, Stanard halls from the wost ee Lindrel] P o—Bir Fri y's calls for speed and yet more Princeton's defenses more than | His weight, combined with his Beattie Bh rye Bh eee 400 WEALTHY FA won, i econd, — MOF | ince in a game. With his iron at-|astounding speed and agility, mak tsen 10 realize tho most sanguine GIRL REFUSED TO GO TO SCHOOL 80 LT bebe Hea Princeton bas a fast set of backs | tack he opens up big holes through | him a real wonder. Improge ble on gd a ag ns pata athiniead ie THER WAS GENT TO JAIL UNDER COMPULSORY EDUCA ane and a line which can throw 1 which many a long gain ts made, |the offenatre, when he ticks the a a es ee ee ene | rae jtait a ton of brawn and bone |and hurls hin 200 pounds into the/leather under his arm and drifts properstory, work, sh prettmiior| TION LAW SPORT DOPE inte action in a charge, fu the line-| fray with eyclone force, He ts aldown the field be knows neither work nae been comy ete up are Bx-Captain Cooney, Herring, | player of the old type in which size | the force of man or stone walls. + egal dha tn A =the ag ob sc ra naa . ae Ra Stanard, Rheinstein and Dillon, All and muscle requisites, but} == cw : day’ Sahin te an Oat Red Wing, Minn, Nov. 19.-—The , Lindrel mag pefoi : 3 except Rheinstein have been varsity more than that he ts a Meld general Jim” Cooney, lant year's cap day's which the show is to con-| 110) UN rable to Peter A. Lin: | Judae Mike Ward, pugtiiat, ta dag stare before. He has fought his way 4nd knows bis men and is quick to/tain, flanks the Tiger's line oppo ie ati hp veel A.cowieys po ageing The judge imposed a fine of 9 | Grand Rap Mich. aaa up after three years on the scrub, | sels the moment of promise, site Btanard. Cooney ts prinetpally Butries of horses are bet drel, « well-to-do rett upon him and the costs or eight|s knockout fight ‘ith MeCormick, last year’s all American | ee famous as one of the all American ceived not only from owne of |thia city, to complying with the) da n the count Lewis Pri rht fullback, has already begun to} They call “Eddie” Stanard the|tackies of 1904, when he proved attic, but also fro Mg H Minnesota compulsory education The fathe chose th dew plunge hin way through to greater “Jersey Buffalo” this season, With [himself a master of the art oft c. Spokane, Tacoma, De ing ery poe latte ernative 1 he was n the tater gridiron fame. his 230 pounds of hard Mesh and {handing the bitter pil! to all of the Portland and the smaller town Bs, mold danghter,| een 10 the Je count Take Ta cn, a see galvanized bone he is the king of |big boys who essayed to climb bis “ i a pe TS st 70are KLICT, | sentence t with a score of y d ndsome trophies are being 40-| Esther had mot attended the pub-| Ho had been tn only about four) P was second, Hi tain Herbert Low ni Princeton's wonderful line of tack-|ladder. Put out of the game te as . = Beg fo , ond, 197; Be the ame as rin on xc. les. Going strong” into the pre-jyear by an accident in the fight | nated by the principal business| tic school for over » year and hours, however, when his daug syly third, 1945 tor. For thine years he has held a {liminary work he is called upon by|with Columbia, he ts back to fie houses, The Studebaker Wagon] authorities complained to decided she would rather go to| fourth, 156 strong place on the Jersey team at | hie followers to fulfill the predio |best form now. By magaificent mpany will give several hand: | father school than have ber aged father in 8 Oe ee ee , % Driltiant dashes some ailver trophies in place of the| Mr. Lindrel told the officers (hat! jail and she prevailed upon him to| At Everett Saturday gf He te getting loyal support |tien made by Walter Camp twojblecking and titan’ ¥ hie men. Dillon's work has | years ago that Stanard had the |Cooney knows how to make the veh originally donated h i do nothing about it, as bis| pay the fine the Bellingham eleven ted the fag) never been of the “grand stand’ makings of the greatest tackle the |grand stand buss with excitement The number of highcias# hor daughter refused to attend the pub Pather and daughter left the jail with Everett it wag) variety, but he could 3 be gridiron bas ever seon. Very few|He springs from sturdy miner and up to date vehicles will be a| lie sehoots together and she went at once to me. ad = snow oo followers of pigskin dope have for | stock, to which ancestry his power surprise to many old Beattictios, Truant 0 or John Lindquist at| the girls’ seminary and was enroll —— ee Koln, the shoemaker, 217 James #otten the game the “Jersey But-/ful limbs and hardy nature bea: who have little idea of the number / once instigated proceedings against ed as a student NEW CHURCH DEI " see falc” put on the orange and black | witness. ack vata Bays Pome Oo os . » : } a siniatienieenieaeindiamentaniies — mes sent owne and | The new Germai It will doubtiess be a hard task about 8 | Thisties forced to play thetr | church, Kleventh ps and Howe when the season is over to choose The official classification ofhorses beat to make any showing. The/ s+ was dedicated ye rm the best quarterback In the cous }has been mailed by the secretary | line-up of the Thistles was an fol-|S 0 ‘The dedica an jot the association to as many por lows: Goal, Trewavis; backs, Boyle poached by ner, Renal ~ jnons in and around Seattle as could | and Conroy; half backs, Lewoon, | ecised by Rev. W. © Kastan jbe located by ® careful canvas | Atkins, Colman; forwards, Pilling’, | in6 Eagewater church ab | Persons omitted may communicate a Clayton, Jamison, Walker, Glauey. oo4 Rey, F. J. Van with the association at 302 Mutual Sas - = - Pit Sc Life bullding ymouth Congregations - ANOTHER GIRARD RECITAL./A number of German Ren CAPT. H. L. DILLON. Wash A Heady and Steady Player, Whe | Has Won a Reputation as a Field General. thence ctfte. the Tigers seemed to be agalmet ft unt! “CAP” WISTER loomed He has shown his prowess, He a flerce and aceurate tackler eat can get down the field HOAG- | LAND may get the other positian | He ie full of Hfe and speed. i Easily outclass all other $20 clothes. Every garment pos- itively guaranteed. Sold by Presbytery Meets Tomorrow. An sdjonrmed meeting of Presbytery of Puget, sound chureh tomorrow There will be a conference, men's work in the evening . ‘atke Again on Roads. Engineer Hamue! ©. Lance will deliver two more lectures, wook, The first will be sives morrow evening. accompanied lantern slides at the Chamber Commerce rooms, On Wed afternaon he will address the lad of Benttle at the First Presty eburch. THE MARKETS || The market conditions have nét improved from Saturday. Ne goods | have been received, and the sales are very tight. Prices on all fruit and vegetables are firm, with a tendency to rixe Pumpkin and squash are going up, bat so set) prices are quoted. The grape mar ket is wavering, and prices show an} inclination to drop, the stock not! being of the best and but small in) quantity } Moat conditions are still serious, | no shipments being received for the past four days The stock is about | played out. Prices on fish, with| the exception of salmon trout have not changed, Salmion trout ia sll: / On the Toten Pole We Know We Can ake Money For You ial tas ce emmen Renee tor This is a very positive statement—only one of many |the fisal selection. pening tee hee made tor adveruce |, re ae =— ap on five bennrg a m baseball team last spring. He e have said that we struck a flow EDDIE STANARDO, Princeton's known sa the “Jerey Buffalo.” a sensational player on offensive work. a jtry. Just now Eddie Dillon is mak- jing a strong bid for the distinetion The Yale game will decide whether lis a clever track athlete. Preparing as at a | at depth of sa5 feet, which burned to a height of 20 mover, he came into football) ing at 100 to 136. feet. That there are hundreds of thousands of tons ene Ha EP ten oh wae | of rade It on our , caused by the driving his to the limit of thet toa pea ey oil ong aly J wagner Amur oe oil- seeud tiways mmnages peg them igi se sand are seen in many places on our land, and crude jagainst the weak spots in thelr op $i; potatoss. . ¥ P ” ponent’s defense. He shows his| #i ser» oil gather in a 20-foot hole, That the geo- jstrength best in his remarkable! iis” iw logical fi is similar to that of the rich Sum- open field renning. His dodging ts |": exriet | spectacular merland Oil Fields in California. That the Canadian Government will pay a bounty of 1% cents gal- gece sogtes, Oe Ses, © * ceep ye « bd! i he, i esmannute. 4 on, lon on all crude oil produc than the Cali- Doreteke? rg gg ea mai] Siapte, Wohed ‘ter cst Pe --34 fornia market price. That 23 miles of pipe line will |salutation in Princeton. Big Jim is Tekary oy reach Canada’s most enterprising city—Edmonton. be sg Ld ope ng —— a gmk ear: | . nows how to tug is halfbacks menon®. par box, #1.ie | That the new Canadian Northern Railroad is only lajoms * o curpeising manner. Ie three miles from our property. lean stand a good deal of punish Lng oe Ae d 7 bs Rastorn Thepete | We know these are strong claims; they mean that jment. Im fact, nothing seems to nd Cheese. “ phase this hardy ptgskin warric 7 od clothes them cleaned to look 7 Detter, per ie am our property is worth millions. We know they are so strong as to seem almost incredible. In placing our stock on the market five weeks ago we knew that WE MUST STAND SQUARELY UPON FACTS. We knew that you, as a conservative investor, would make us prove, absolutely, every statement we made. ore “Trgpine: spring, iets; ig tara We asked you to come to our office and let us prove tacts Spor wi “roomere, Wage. them, That we are able to do so is demonstrated by the amount of stock we have sold. We have the natural resources with which to make money. They are commercial products used the world over. UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT REPORTS, just issued, state that the natural gas pro- duced and sold last year was worth over $41,000,000. We have invested our own money in bringing our property to the point where FUTURE PROFITS ARE A CERTAINTY. We lacked only the capital to place our products on the market. Wethers, sheep, per ib, : ow ak ee ee Oped per tb, (0%e, lambs, per hed, a aye Seattie’a Leading Specialist, This is hers ate decided to sell a snail block of our 40 Year's Experience. non-assessable stock at 10 cents per share. Par value a fe corn, Hie be $1.00. Dr, Curke Co, matte Wan | eisaingn er er, en of We are raising this money to carry on our work, Tear ie | Stopped toed pot tum, “R Saat n Possibiy you may have a f Not a dollar in Salary or Commission is being paid but T have not _ time ene Coment any Officer of our Company. We know the great value of our property. The railroads realize it and have tried to buy our hold- ings. They have offered us considerably more than it has cost us. We will make money for you, and RIGHT NOW IS THE TIME TO JOIN US. See us before all of this stock is sold, Our office is open evenings, Portian’ cement, nd enema at all L would not goot you 44 0 for your mucr Geatefully yours, ont, Hgn0 for the vith bast wis main Nie letter, and hundreds of others, m file at our offices, Ask to Zo 717 ~ Steam Baths, 260. 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The Thistles played an B.C, and| excellent game apd were much © east over the Canadian Pu faster than their opponents Important business demands In the second half the Lawtons braced up considerably and the from other parts of @e linvited to attend but to come on account of the PILES GOES EAST. Marry Girard, t well known muateal director, left for Port Townsend thie morning where this! evening he will give a song reettal, | CITY HALL MARKET anstated by Miss Alice Loashy, #o- Announces thelr meat supply prano, abd Miss Eloise Edwards be sufficient to carry them pianist. the famine. 509 Third ay, ator @. ington, a ane Pe me lA The Store That Serves You Best---GARVEY-BUCHANAN CO. UNMATCHABLE VALUES IN EVERY DEPARTMENT IN THE HOUSE. We are making room for the Holiday Goods—sellin g seasonable merchandise at prices far below the regular value—unprecedented opportunities for saving money—the Great Room-Making Sale includes articles for weat as well as for gift-giving purposes, ——- Christmas. Women's Gloves at 38¢, worth soc; large assort- , ment of Ribbons unusually priced; Handkerchiefs at 3 1-B¢, worth 5c; also others at various reduced up to the ones worth asc for 15¢—$1.50 Dress Goods for $1.00—Covert Suiting worth $1.50 for SS@—the best value ever offered in light-weight Kersey Coats at $12.50. These articles stand only as an cxample of what is to be expected. Buy now; take advantage of the great reduction brought about by our Room-Making Sales. Thanksgiving Sale e Se ee ea Se be te ae —Made of fine English ware and decorated in one of the season's newest com- binations of rich deep blue, gold illuminated, complete dinner service for six per- $10.50 fifty-piece Floral Decorated | THANKSGIVING SALE or i ING SETS. sons, The sets are composed of the following selected pieces, and, being taken from open stock, odd pieces can be pur cha: t any time: Six Dinner Plates, Six Dessert Plates, Six Fruit Dishes, Six Individual Butters, Six Cups and | Special—$a.so Three-Piece Stag dle Carving Sets, $1.95. | ‘The Carver is made of fine steel; With Thanksgiving Day Only a Week and a Half Away We Offer the Greatest Dinnerware Bargain of the Year Six Saucers, Six Coupe Soup Plates, One covered Vegetable Dish, One Open Vegetable Dish, One Large Bowl, One Sauce Boat, One Pickle Dish, One Me- dium Platter, One Large Platter. Regular values always $10.00, THANKS- | " . ¥ | has finger guard and steel is 5 lp 3. } Carver; atu teil Sik orated Dinner Sets. Thanksgiving | keep a proper edge on pia Gils PONE sok iccecteieteus 97.25) pieces have fine stag hanes 1owpiece Sets; complete service for 12 persons; worth $20.00, Thanksgiv ing Dinnerware Sale price $10.95, Six other decorations in fine Dinner ware to make selections from. All at . i | $11.00 fifty-piece Green and Gold Dec- Sets. Thanksgiving Sale Dinner price . $10.00 GOLD ILLUMINATED COBALT BLUE DINNER SETS ONLY $5.69 GIVING DINNERWARE SALE PRICE . sevensenere 5 silver mounted ; always wo we $12.00 fifty-piece White and Gold Din- ner Sets. Thanksgiving Sale price 59 larly $ fine | ¢5's0 Landers, Frary_& Clark's fina é y Steel Carving Sets. Special. i Thanksgiv-| Other Specials at $3.95, ea S| $16.95 | $6.50 and upto .... .. $1 ) ‘o, Thanksgiving Sale os Decorated “Haviland -& Co.'s” weve China Dinner Sets, complete for six $12.00 fifty-piece Flow Blue and Gold] persons; worth $27.00. Dinner Sets. Thanksgiving Sale| Thanksgiving Linens BEAUTIFUL QUALITIES AND EXCEPTIONAL PRICES In anticipation of Thanksgiving Special Pattern | EXTRA SPECIAL !« ing Sale price .,... Cloths with Napkins to match will be offered in this | showing of Superior Merchandise ; qualities unsurpassed ; big savings on fine imported cloths and snvall pieces, BSinch full bleached Damask, assorted pattern, 860 values, a Linens and Napkins yard . . . wie sees 20 ‘ . * fT 66-4n all Maen Bleached Dam. h, in pretty A delayed shipment which just arri in time for this} designs, 5c values; yard..........4....5 of +» 45@ || sale—Linens and Napkins. G ngs—bay for 70inch all linen Damask, in bleached or unbleached; a heavy, | | Thanksgiving. good wear linen; 98e values, yard Saataty We Satin double Damask Cloth, 72x9 Inches, with 12 napkins, 22x t 22 inchos; $8 values, the set ...,...... goaueutva 85.4 BLE LINENS: DAMA K each AP Cloths two yards square, assorted patterns, $2.25 value, 90x90 double Satin Damask Cloth Napkins, 22x22 value, the set . all aizes, wit match, $12.50 + BO.90 ve values; & 64 inch ful) bleached all Iimen Damask, 7 In the finished cloth we carry h napkins to match in FORE .cscmmreciscccsnsesess et beceseresens oeeeeseee prices for the set from 85.00 (© $18.00 72 inch fall bleached all nen Damask—90c value, per yard Nag kins to mateh many of the above patterns at special Linen Huck Towels, 40x42 inch size, a fine large all linen towel, 260 values; each dees ze ~~ NOTICE -— Our Grocery Department will be closed all day Tuesday, eo that we can fill our orders and rearrs oe Wednesday we will open the Gro Department and all goods will be marked at such figu that © must have the room and accordingly have cut the prices on every article in our Grocery Department GARVEY-BUCHANAN CO. 13 to 117 Second Avenue---Lumber Exchange Bidg. 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