The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 26, 1906, Page 2

— — THE SEATTLE R VARSITY-IDAHO | GAME THURSDAY | COACH PLACE PUTTING THE N he Oregon game Coach i | Place has confined the training ew ferry replied: “The result seems “U." BOYS ON SPEED AND to apeed and running ste la ekioas teins. Can't sen anvenine! ® T defem the team te lie ts ok ame | vgs tia, © ane aa “ oar eaEry Beret | rhe reporter went back and wrote | a dreadful atory, He quoted Terr ; as saying ho didn't. have a chance ny the SAS. pare and the oa : at the battle and! Thankegiving day br ation. Ge © ara = S Verry's trte nda were out with a wey . . ataihen » arene rhe sporting editor had a hard me o 5 if bs , gets bi ges Se he oo | time explaining how it happened. ee Se © ~e wry tag peice yg Terry never tried to use the word} exceptiona s good In many res as the! game afterward faxt. Att Negians # ist tow 1 the club was given! aN anes a, ’ hen they bee | A fanny story is told on Yo margm. never om ey oat ie oe lariffo and his knowledge of st a 83 ee : | stany stortos are told on fichters | glish, He was about as bad ay any lwho have jumpod from obsourity of the fighters when tt Garhe toy | and ignorant surroundings to f meeting the English tn the ring. | tune o jories in th During @ sining siege he } The mother tongue suffered as| very bad black ey whie nuted a OKANE the result jot of comment among rind | erry MeGovern, just before he| One day a famous fet ¢ Hon: | Mu AT SP tought Poitar ine for the! ent came up to him and salt: “Grit | champlonahip of the world, was ap | how's the optic?” Griffo maggpred 4 boxing contests | P 1 by a friend, who said: !a bit, but caught his balance - woo between the § Well, Terry, 1 guess you feel a Nt | sald; “AN right | ' i the Spokane Ath-| tle dublous about the outeoue Griffo made a getawiy ‘and at Spok Thankugtving Terry looked up ta bewtlderment sought out bie masager : , A strong eleven, composed of ex we, the ert to the big/ and sald Oh, yes; there fa noth Please tell me what this ‘optte ollege stars, will leave Seattle toot sme betw he twoling to ft.” moans bono for the big Seattle Athletic an expected »e both fast Dublows” had «tanned him, but Why, that is your ore, Th clubSpokane football game, to ta and exciting, wi he odds in faver|he thought he had guessed right.| What did you want to know for | place in Spokane Thankagiving day he local me Shortly after the friend left, a rep} Griffo kept mam btn The Seattie boys are going 4p Wells, the 1 200-pound foot ntative of one of the New York The story soon came ot y * against a hard proposal as it is ball player, wilt Cake a big fellow by wepapere came around (o seo! ever, and was published on “ lo rumored that the interny “ft Max Anderson tn the/ ‘Terry and sought his thoughts on | He never used the word eye after) boys are both heavy and " ght wree snteat, The] the «pproaching contest wards hy have had practice during the en: | Seattle man ts weil up in the science cod and, of the University of pms ee van gl a Ms E SATURDAY | Sixth race, one and one-sixt Minnesota; Munday, a 240 pounder K. F. Welle meets Ernest MePhee, RAC S$ | muiten Agie ae So + $ whe received his football training 3 high hool lad tn the | Dainty > oo ram | fo the team on the battleship Whe « class, The Se -o | Hayman, 108, consin; Grimm, of the University | atth ase also has the OAKLAND. | of Washington; Prank Babcock, of | advantage in experience over his «Kl ED BY A | last year's team, are some of Mo | rival First race, three-quarters l l Donald's new ree Cal Harris « George Douglas! mite—Fred Bent a 4 Baldy Cole wil at quarter |in the 140 The |¢ to 1. won: Silv c. 108 KNOCK-OUT for the locals in Spokane Kpokane 128.| Tavora, 107, t Time, 1 giving the ‘ nds ond race, five-cightt ' | the advantage, and the m Ocean Shore, 11, (Barw his ov & aa 6 en, & te of the aw), even, Wor Al Lindle 116, speed of the Spokane man. Hipe nd; Pred Mutholiand, 114, kane is holding a husky man with ind, ‘Time, 1:61 ,a hard punch, by the name of Joho i Third ra " oneotghth }eom, aa @ substitute, if they Uhink| 0.4 warercure, 101, (W. Sumith), COM , + aw © @ to 1, wom; Jack Little, 107, see ie ond; W. B. Gatos, 101, third, Time The team accompanies the fo 2186. DEF ee Sire ae: BESVONS OCR NE Fourth race, one mile and 100] meals Sie . te ar ne the We | parde Ramus (ruseele), 6 to; —— turn trip will etart Thursday, lfonras; Leaiotalia, 198, sevand; Dol . c }linda, 102, Timo, 1:45 146, j e Be ee football team nila, ee Ee “Tacoma team. at|SEATTLE HIGH PLAYS TODAY.| Fifth race, on mllo~Dewey. 1 7 terday by a & ° iC. Rowe to won - tary oa nats aaenaa wchivition ot} The Seattle high school football! Man, 1! ond; Rolla, 99, thifd Engtiah gn Bloomen s | eleven will play the Spokane bu: Time, 1:41 36 tar game at halfback for Seattle. [this afterneon on the latter's} Sixth race, three-quarters of # Swneon scored for Seattle early ground. It ts sald th they will|mile-—Princess Titania, 1 (Gre the first half, after about 16 min-|bave a walkover as the Spokane) ham), § to 1, won; Ruby tec Btes’ of play. bunch is no match for the papagee Pe! Van Ness, 106, third. Time, Bell of Tacoma tied the score & jolayers, 13 36. few minutes later and Bryce made a BENNINGS. pretty corner kick through the Ta First race, three-quarters of a coma goal late in the first half, mile—Montfort, 117, won; Naser Winning for Seatt The second THE MARKETS | ios pecond; Donna Eivira, 108, half was devoid of scores. The vis ire ftors exceiied in individual playing sensaniielianaeiei 1A pace, stecplesbone—Cle t the Seattle team work was too ‘one is 6 oun Se ae. seat far them. Goodenough ret- The price oo butter bas taken al is2 cond; Mount Henry, 145, erved. geenral advance. Washington | ir IO mg ge: ee eal Third race, one and one-half MIKE WARD, Mike Ward, the sturdy light-| weight pugilist of Barnia, Ont, died an of & knockout blow o- ministered by Harry Lewes, | Pitts jelptia, in @ battle at ines | jew-- Neme . ito om tub is selling at Sic, an advance of mre ge Pg BR aes te. Ranch butter ts selling at Sic Shot, 113, third Time, 2:46. | per pound | Pat hi The fresh fruit and vegetables| <n tOUe rae, mevenccighibe sf, a Bl 1 GAME are entirely played out WHR the) iowa, 110, second; Halle at exception of apples, and they are|}Tr iirg: Time, 1:29 46. | Rapids recently scarce. A steamer Is expected in| Firth race, one tile and 70 yants| Dot your ss le 70 row ona elothes tomorrow morning with a cargo ba | Economy, 109, even, won; Sally|eway. Have them cleaned.to look grapes and green stuff. 108. ae t Perry Bros, dealers in poultry | ina — Ambush, 169, third. oe sr at the Pastortea ad report that @ shipment of one ton of dressed turkeys are on the way) Mod = ‘echoot ye Mn cave Mw to the relief of the turkey market the Blair college boys to the tune Salmon are daily growing more ° of 6 to ® The game wae played | Saree Wainats advanced 1 cont) on @ snow-covered field. this morning, selling now at 16e per Seca aoe vont als until the play. Then ou were doing. contrary, on aceon pr epartmen At Corvalile, A. C. played 18 STRICTLY UP-TO-THE-MINUTE IN STYLES AND Everett eleven FABRICS. SEE OUR WAISTS BEFORE BUYING ELSR- ‘Tacoma except WHERE. to®. The W defeated Whitman PRICES FOR— 6wo. SILK WAISTS NET WAIS WOOL WAISTS WE ALSO CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF— Mrietty from ranch ewes por dow, iagiite Organ mach, Gs: masters Butter and Cheese mae s erenmery batter, per Th be eastern trick. th the: casters: Fev ta ‘Mer ranch berier, por Uh i Wisconsin twine, lh ie = Young American, Dmivarwer SOLDIERS. BEAT = HIGH SCHOOL = While the first team of the Se attle high school was playing the Biair college at Spokane Saturiay Sik os TAILORED SKIRTS BLACK SILK AND voILe ‘SKIRTS | SSstoes cima Gok per Be sae pm ea va Soc Sreca a a taban’ oor = = J. REDELSHEIMER & CO. CHANCES FOR RUGBY GAME. Local Stanford alumni will prob- ably attempt to have am exhibition game of Rugby between Stanford | and a British Columbia team played In this city during the Christmas holiday#. & WOODHOUSE FURNITURE CO. 418 Pike Street, For furniture, stoves, ranges, and heaters. Bargains in all the above lines. Phones: Main 2998. Ind. 3096. DAB: Absolutely {eee $15 Easy to slip on—easy to slip off. Take the place of an Overcoat —just as dressy and more useful, goodfor rain, and snow, and shine. Best thing in the world to wear to a football game. Safe to buy a cravenetted coat here—we make you safe by guaran- teeing every one; we make ourselves safe by buying none but the best. very large line at this price, and every Suit anteed to give perfect satisfaction and hold Don’t We will We carry a we sell is gu its shape, or we will cheerfully refund your money, ed until you have looked over our assortment, be pleased to show you through our stock, _||Boyles, 423 Pike St. THEG@HUB 2 GA&At Fiest bv eRe "pole = Py e -MONDAY, PUGET SOUND MARBLE @ GRANITE Ine. Cometery work of every de- soldiers at Fort Worden. The sol- hy. . . scription. Glers averaged about 10 pounds, | fmm” pet ins ingieae: ‘sessed hag "he 800-804 First Av., Corner Columbia St. wr 2410 Firat Ave, Seattle, THAT SAVE MONEY “4 AN 7 teed POR Strongest Ladies’ Waist House In the Sta Focus Te See he suk Gen ak a oa 19 to 6. hetbet, gor 1 ) aanuom amemmremcencerrammencesssmmmeecmmmmemas | fo ve entire sativ ge the seamed team goceler ms tate: aitme "wake eet ant te faction are the kind you want to Wenatchee to play the high You will be pleased with our school at that place Thankagtving |». dental work, for it is of the day. Notes! if highest grade And our ex tremely low prices will save Will be plac within Make reservations early Full set Teeth 1.00 CHAS. COWEN, Gold Crowns, 22k Se 236 Pioncer Bld Bridge Work, 22k .... 83.00 Gold Fillings .... Se Silver Fillings ye NOTICE TO Should your copy of The Star fali to reach you by § o'clock any @ Osteopathy, electricity, vibration and violet rays are nature's Rain-P ow nm rer ies, When other methods fail to cure, give nature ao root chance, or better still, give nature a chance now, I[ cure without drugs. OYSTER COCKTAILS IPTS, — FLUID IN VIALS . Br the rest. Pacific & Pugot Sew Gutsy Ca, NOV. 26, 1906, THe Last Week of the Great king Sale Santa Claus arrives Saturday next with train load The store must be in readiness---much room is needed, to Christmas goods. Every dey prices---everything must give way must spare room. gains out on counter and table. Be a Ready-to-Wear Garments at the Prices Now Offered Show the Extremeness of Our Big Reductions IN THE GREAT ROOM-MAKING SALE Honest values; best qualities; large assortments; cial offerings in Women's Suits, Waists, Skirts, Coats and Furs satisfaction in purchase navy ; cluster plaited, gray Women's Coats shawl plaids rts al so-inch Coats; red, gray and h gored and plaited. A black check; panne velvet | high quality int. for . oases cieeceseees B5.00 collar and cuff atin | ae bes" eorerty ge 04 Women's Petticoats. cloth wmerly 25.0« Now marked $15.00 | New Heatherbloom Taffeta Modish tight-fitting, double Petticoats, a material with breasted Coat }, | rustle and lint h of taffeta length ; satin lined, velvet k and will wear ¢ collar; gray, brown, green as long and retain the check and fine t vod rustle and finish two Gao on Ine par two price Special $25.00 $2. 98 an $1.98 Women's Skirts. Hand designed plaid At $5.00 we have the fin taffet ate; aieo ta est line offered in Seattle; chang colors; very ROOM-MAK NEW PLAID WAISTS Hy is of n plaid Wa I arrived, Room Mak ale Pric are put Hahht n them WOOL PLAID WAISTS, $1.25. A splendid ass nent of the latest Scotch Plaid Waists, would aany places at $1.75, on the coun- ter at $1.25 Choice selection ch and Fancy Plaid Wool No better values ever shown, ($5.00 cac! Waists up t Extra low prices in force for Tuesday's selling only; bargains All wool Treco Flannels, per yard. .. 19¢ 65c and &s5c Taffeta Silk, per yard.......0-.+000+ BOC IN THE RIBBON DEPARTMENT. Extra strong values reserved for Tuesday's selling, a day when we make special efforts at bargain givin Don't forget the day. Fancy plaid Persian Printed Warp, striped and figured Ribbons, designs of good quality, all silk material, good widths; Ribbons for bows, belts and fancy work; goc wales f08 coc. s ccc cccesccvccccsees sashes, Handsome Persian Ribbons, also Printed Warp, Dres- den and Plaids, light and dark colors, all widths; worth 75¢ and Be yard, for : GARVEY-BUCHANAN CO. Lumber ae Bldg. 1113-1117 Second Av. &. M. Thayer, Manager. Cowens | UNIVERSITY PARK 4 on the market next few wee money for you. These low prices will be In effect for 30 days only the All of our work is guaranteed Elevator service; Lady at tendants; office hours, 8:30 a m. to 6 p. m.; Suadaye, 10 to 12. NATIONAL D1 L DENTISTS Pi SUBSCRIBERS Le’s eAvINGS BANK BUILDING. Second and Pike. call | do us the favor in offtee, ii Sunset, Main | iH dent 1188, between | il k and we will send | ; iH : none. If you should : it more thar yor, plenme tele- | Hy In this way we enn be certain of a yt ed ' A i sorvice—and it ie t ply way. 706 tet Avonuo it Tha re i cient on i NATURE 1s THE BEST DOCTOR Asthma, bronchitis, diarrhos cancer, rheumatiom and all rectal disea from whate bladder and fema anemia, absce appendicitis of «a » Pneumonia, rupture, constipa- tion and consumption in its early stages, And Many Other Diseases Never fails i property applied. Special Rates—$15.00 per month of 13 atments. Sepia treatments, $1.50. CONSULTATION FREE AND INVITED, Office Houre—8 to 12; 1 to 5; open 7 to 8:90, Tuesdays, Thuredaye prey Ena, fe] steopathic Ph Main 4185; ind. R 3666. na * and 0. an, 382 Arcade Bidg. SODA WATER IPTS IPTS. ALL I. Figure for yourself what it means, Phome us and we do PHONES SP AP TAP ATL DAP AOI MY AOA AM STORE THAT SERVES YOU BEST—G The items here mentioned are but hints of most fashionable designs and styles TUESDAY’S SPECIALS | | Regular $8.50 Skirt HANAN CO mR aAveye of Christma lower and lower things. 0 the irtment » many bar- th buyer here tomorrow and dollars, - all characterize our spe Garments that may be depended upon for just for winter dress; formerly fa butt gray, $5.98, for ...0+- $3.98) blue_and! formerly $ 10. “ tomore Women's Waists r $22.50 Dre tle Tomm kis ts in cream A Women's Fine Furs, batr al f creat ree h bi Fur brown French checks and strig Mon coney fastenings day only $2.98) wort! $3.98 Rich black taffeta Waists;! Rich | French ¢o } t , long eve dressy a as warm; ri si rth $5.00, for. $2.06 a4 4f regul. $6.98 Monday 85. OO Very har ¢ imitation Women’s Suits t fine os \ long Handsome s! plaids in| wide tie; worth $ag Suits, trimmed with velvet! for ........-.4+ $18. LACE CURTAIN SECONDS 19¢ each joo Lace Curtain Seconds, all 3 and > yards, all more or less damaged, but were they perfect you would have to pay fr $3.50 the pair for them. Pick out all you want tomorrow at, each— 19 cts each item of great interest to those who want extra big BELTS, NECKWEAR, NECKLACES, ETC. 7se Hand Bags, slightly damaged... OGc Belts for ...cccscsevevsesevess aoc Neckwear for ........ ase Neckwear for . tse Hatpins .... ase Necklaces for .. 66e ase se box te Say Paper for .. 5c Toilet Soap ‘ FROM LINEN DEPARTMENT. $1.50 large Bedspreads, each... toc Huck Towels, each .......- 49¢ Bleached Linen Damask, per yard toe fancy Cotton Suitings, per yard. Good dark Prints, per yard... ... 1s¢ Burlap, plain colors, per yard... Union Bakery & 14) Second Avenue P. A. HALLBERG, PROP, Sunset Main 880, Independent 880 pees Special $5.65 Black splendid great value Cash or Credit. PACIFIC OUTFITTING CO. 422 Pike St. and §6Biue styles, perfect Panama, fit, Have You Tried Our 15¢ Made In Seattle. Novelty Skirt Mfg. Co. 1207 Second Ave. Seattle Wash, L. . HOFFMAN, UNION TAILORS 220% James St. Upstaira SUITS TO ORDER, $1500 No more, no less PEPZONE Guaranteed to cure all Stom- ach and Liver trouble. Tc per bottle at RAGLEY’S, 2d and Pik Money in the Bank is the only friend never fails in time of now '} AVED MY FIRST. S100 that * SICKNESS LOSS OF EMPLOYMENT or OTHER TROUBLE. S COURITY SAVINGS AN AFE DEPOSIT COM? AR SavIncs BANK You can depend upon it because it fs always at your command. We loan you a beautiful leather covered POCKET SAVINGS BANK that will make you save. Call, write or telephone and we will deliver you one 5 per cent. interest paid on Savings Deposits, 11) Seneca Stre SEATTLE, WA Securkty Savings & Safe Deposit C0. 113 Seneca Street Capital $100,000, Banking hours from 10 a. m. to 3 p.m bee urdays 10 a, m, to 1p, m. end 6 to 8 p.m 7 :