The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 20, 1907, Page 2

THE SEATTLE STAR—TRIDRY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1907. 9 and a champlonship team preaieed [Drammen won. © Hetgy seoogd, [os SPOKANE S RALLY NIP ED by everyones Fort Wayne third, Time, 1:07, ¢ Et Michal Store ) That Serves ' You Best—Garvey-Buchanan Co bb Py The Ballard High aohoo! football ae "= captain, Ballard 4 game 4 | & Week from Saturday with Kverett,| ° “ly MAY PLAY | ° : bs | Tt was a close shave, buf sahttle NATIONAL LRAGPR. The Frau@lyn High school will Won, so who cares now about the Mitiedurg 4, Mrookiyn 8 a park pry rt hig roar It ip possttfe that tho football asa é Piprimity of defeat In the ninth, |, soe TT] Rvanh, a momber of last your's | toam of the University of Washing (By United Pre with th i to Se ri = WOriee—Motnivra, Well and Bgraon; | ChAMpLONAhIp toam ton may line up against the Unf.) | BAKER CITY, Ore | Values to $8. 50 the Dugit eS en ae ae Ite and Cth PLT Sages at the | Yersity of Pennsylvania eleven thix| Han Kelly has writfen hor Hf ba Then Hickey > Cineinnatl 6 Chicago 1 hide a: aoa pootor ® to moder Your, although there ts an equal thoy hi a banted E¢ dribbling. Me PY) '\| the statue of a gladiator after Rob psoweenstapal gt ier ly yer) on rob 3 I felt fine,” } SATURDAY SPECIAL AT a a bor Kune f ' but reached ‘ ort Piteaimmons, Ob, Lord.! ONES, SS IRVEsven Bee Os Se the dintanc ‘ste o Semeee. came Fraser and Moran) Conley | Washington crew to the Pough, con Gemeaie need nn sho a 1: an Molcaa. ‘ koe pate tt t yon it 1h bs ann y and wore tod, ; eaay aC lor sade y . eee ies er aaa Won, tHwt, Pet |ihin weur, “Gennihear. will next| may de seat in the place of the! 6 it vy almost polson p wee etc., with the smartest trimming effects of wings, fancy feat i ete. The last aring for th Ate. | oni *” a ‘ < . hes to sleep In a aught cold ; ‘ ‘ scooped the ball ‘ s4 403 | wook divide the froshmen and woph- | Pennsylvania team 4 the a Of the race I was eight | woman with a modest miline-y allowance will exult over the sy alise = 1 of that mighty ; */omore into running squads, Mi founda off weight, In both heats bes tte, who tn!) - ts e dred 1 had vod load ~~ apped the : “t ” ;;nucks some yesterday by winning REACH SEATTL | ft 1 made ay “tiatahe te os ol fi 00 i " the last race at Hastings, when the A "S AUTU A | (0) wi an v a a | es Athletes who eplered stayed away ng for him and the gam tand @, Low Angeles 4 local horse | [From Jamestown uatil the day be | $7.00 and $7.50 Values | — Regular $7.00 Values 00 thie ne Related news of a wreek reached | [fom | enim, — Ped teh @ a a ehut-|Pe ie Prof, W. 'T. Walton of the Ho-| Seattle last night when the Grearftre the m TOMORROW AT........ TOMORROW AT....... = ik She ‘allowed hi ray |Quiam High school practiced with| Northern Oriental Mmited pulled! Jeune Stovall pitched for Tacoma pe and was steady thr |the boys Inst night and broke a leg. | into the anes ome > yesterday against Aberdeen and Fashioned of best quality taffeta siil, | Of an excellent tag taffeta ion servation . nt o' ; age 4 | lt il According to reports Drennan |G, N. No, 1 which was almost com. ete in fetching 1 plaids, stripes, black and silk, Fast Lait tigen Prancte s10 has been umpiring nice ball in Ta pletely destroyed in & wreck 20) 6 cary plain ¢ rings Handsomely tr med Fancy rt eo 1 and 4 * 5) coma and both Aberdeen and thé miles east of Wenatchee Wednes \ya46 about with lace, ornament medallions and orings, pe | attoriss Jones and William | Tigers have been satiafied with | aay Ming neo Injured, atra,|fuoner# Kalumph wround th fancy tucked and plaited effects, Widest puane, a : R. A. Halstead of Renton; J. Smith ariety, affording every opportunity nt pink et ( bey a and H. Moran, taken to Providence pleasing selection choice NORTHWEST LEAGUE Aberdeon 5, Tacoma © IMA. & 20 — Mile Batteries. Poy welt and With betta League sineding | wet grounds Crude Philadelphia SOCIAL DANCE. Members of the A. 0. U. W. and thetr friends and ladies, are cord! ally invited to attend a dance on Friday evening, September 20, at Columbia Lodge hall, Seventh av bet. Pike and Unton sts. Splendid music. Doors open at 9 o'clock. *** On the Square. * | Held yest Opposite Totem Pole. WE ADMIT THAT BASEBALL Tt was Arbogast’s home run that won for Seattle yesterday The four-base swat came when Seattle un to the good, hink so much ed out that and © puld have tied then had not Arbogast's the score swat added an extra run to Seat Ule's total, the wise ones saw that A is be thanked for the vic that he has ® He had eu id Matt Stan the good work and th ' certalaly ¢ > get & pitcher to use is in him. no use know b all there om hand and will ne-up from now fe able to " Frisk will play left Meld and Coy will to to chase files in right When Ross ts able to play again Frisk will be shi to right, and Coy will take his turn in the box Spokane has Twilight leaguer attion ts Li rabbed With Suess, Swain and 1 he gardens Spo kane ov makes a noise It plece of Dudley was away to the bad yes terday, making four errors. nd then Dug cast a Teproachful at Quigiey as if to say “How you have be da The Spokane pitching staff ts principally useless just at present Wright has a lame ankle and Kili lay a bum shoulder. Osbourn has gone on a strike, and Jensen stayed at home. No wonder Swindelis tr ts getting gray-baired. $s ee was given of the the prospec University football team last night by the management of the team. Speeches were made by all hands. More battleships at oavy yard then ever before, eee RESULTS AT VANCOUVER VANCOUVER, B. ©. Sept, 2 | Following are the results of you toray’s races at Hastings track | First race, five furlonge—Koro- silany won, Marie H. second, Kain tuck third. Time, 1:07 Seoond race, six furlonge—May Holliday won, Legal Form second, Otto Price third. Time, 1:32 Third race, one mile-—lrae won, Rosary second, Marion Rose third. Time, 1:48. Fourth race, four furlongs —Hlack Sam won, Silver Wedding second, | Callin third own tfth Face, race, _five furlongs—De Cay Hall ‘Market jae Pot roasts. rib ateak, 100, *** service. Luxurious observation Coast Limited.” car There are half adozenexcellentclothing stores in Seattle, but there is not one that will give you as much for your money as you will get Regal when you on 2 oInts The severe for. swing and dash seld order work. You may take our Clothes. in which Regal Clothes excel are easily seen, but hard to account It would seem that the tailors who make Regal Clothes have a secret for securing a ym seen out of made-to- word for it, and there are hundreds of men in Seattle only too will- ing to back us up, “There is little ready parma in thiscauntry made to sell for $20 and $25 that is as good, and there is none made tosell for$15 thatis better than Regal.” REGAL $15 CLOTH hospital doing well ing rathe exploded tn one of the cars and al) wore burned except the observation ear to 114 Cherry at moassengers. gether matter! Traveling Eastward? GO NORTHERN PACIFIC Fast transcontinental Service. Pullman standard and tourist sleeping cars, with large and comfortable berths. Superb dining cars—varied menus and excellent For fares and reservations call on J. O. M’MULLEN, C. P. A., Seattle, Wash. A. TINLING, G. A., Northern Pacific Railway A. D. CHARLTON, A. G. P. A. Portland, Oregon. where both are reported The wreck Is agertbed to spread An Adetylene gas tank | NEW BELTS AT 25¢—A black NEW 70¢—Tow TRUST & SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY including silk belts, nifty colle mn, ‘Li ery ; Office Moved — Mon’ Stables’ office moved! Carriages, « Both phones 756 and ¢ wastika bu na AT 50¢ The most clastic belts, w teel buck! oo th black a first Ave. and Columbia St. STATTLE, WASH, A Private Safe plain ecial values COFFEE Get grocer and cook to | and ask what's the} A private safe in your home or office has outlived ite use Women’s W Lawn Waists, va Your grocer returns your money P. s? 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