The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 3, 1907, Page 2

2° 6 ° THE SEATTLE STARS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1y00, é WILD THROW GIVES BUTTE UNIVERSITY AND HIGH BASEBALL iomstee= ing games here. THE WINNING RUNS SCHOOL PLAY SATURDAY (gcc ene m-| ——— _ — ———— The Store That Serves You Best—Garvey-Buchanag oy WOMEN'S FLANNELETTE 8 KI RT S8—Regular ad 25c Values, Special Tomorrow at the pennant in the Amertean oe ee “Two wild heaves settled yostor )Peooma. coc sere sect Mt A game that moapa as much to) tlon Saturday than the one ayed | league, Cleveland defeated Phila Hy) Gay's kame and ecttied it ‘ Dette Barta % 8 both the university and the high gg that met Otyepan.t delphia through supertor flelding fhe difference of a few inches in we he team ha me ynupta, ‘ ~ » iy Pheit Meour toa 40 | schoo! football elevents any that ., 7 ‘ names N and the steady work of Jak ne the height of the heaves, one being ** or “ Py hoo! football elevents as an “| wwever, wae w@hout Coyle, un The baseball season tn the ores man, and the cap between the first mado by Hickey and*the other by | will be ployed this season.ts Satur doubtasty one of the greatest indie West leag@e will ond Sunday Adama, meant thp difference of a ie aay | day's cantent betwoon the two taatt-| vidual playbre in the Northwout,!| coma still has ® chance to win the’ Aid secand foams hus boom ounsid run, and that run Won the game.~ | oe ere ee eee © as, Last year the high school| The wonderful little quarterback, ppennant and everything depends on ).°Tevly wide { Despite the Httle price, you'll find the garments ome ¢ - Gene a8 choo! 1 i . ryt i “ With Irby on the sacks tn the|, & two years ago nan the Keker.| the remaining games, Hoth Aber made of splendid quality, Light colorings, in pink ang ang sieth inning and two down, Adama | ies puree. Pertiitiiy) but bad a draw with the cob Twat of the Northwest,” wit play | deen and the Tigers have been win Myers and Mundorff furaished par ye Praha pink an Dine-steip hit a slow one to Hickey, and the! Materiens Randoten and Yiowan: Men. | lel@na, losing by @ place kick af | saturday against the ‘university, | Hing so far thin week, and it would | the felding features of yeuterday's |} | Gee Our Great Value Assortment at 606, third basoman in his hurry to get | ley Wa root Thine} 0% leer playing thelr older opponents | and the collegi¢ns do not deny that "ot be surprising if Both made a| same, doing wome fine work Im t | ,. the ball away threw high, ‘The | UMPrer~luiew e aan [to a standstill, and at many parte! they fear this boy's individual! clean aweep of the remaining | Bardens ball glanced off the tps of Arbo Portiond 6, Ouitand # of the game outclassing the ‘var| work, Coyle t# one of the fastest whiok would mean that - | gaat’s flagere and went into the B94. | ity |imen thet ever donned football toe n would the pennant! Poth Garvin and Rush pitched WOMEN’S bleachers. Two rens eome home, ! oakiand t ‘ ,61 Coach Place of the university hae) gery in the Northwest, and if he| Winner by about seven points shutout ball yesterday, and had it{} 2 ‘ Ss In Seattle's half Stanloy boat out} tattorlos—Kinsetia and Kyra; Good | detormined that this @hall not be! gem away on one of his quarter: | - not Seen for the two bobblen tn the |} | FLANNELETTE one and Rush put him on second win, Carne ant Blt Umplre=Tor| this year and he ts determined to | baek reiie is Hable to score @ touch-| The Aberdeen fans are complain. | sixth the two teams might have |} | ‘i : ’ with a sacrifice, Myers beat out |""* lroll up @ big score against th o & drop kicker he has “4 bitterly about the recent trades, | been playing yet Hi | GOWNS —Re gular an tnffeld hit, which tn handling AMERICAN LAC scholastic champto He will wee enviab! utation, but the unter! They claim that Bill | y wave 50c P cis Adama throw high and wid Th winadl is” Wied 4 his full strength, at least until he y's heavy line men expect to be| Tacoma Nelson afd Martinke tn ‘Today {s Ladies’ Day, with Pa | 59e Values, Spe ial ball struck the boarding around the ve — “ has seored enough to aatiefy him of to break through in time to! order that the Tigers might win | dy Weleh and “Teddy” Roosevelt Tomorrow at i ar vietory, and will take no chances, | prevent any goals from the field ont, and that the trade just. made in the box, A defeat at the hands of the high The ‘Varsity, while coneWerably | whereby. Vancouver gets Brickson 7 aN id be th “U. s. Navy Yard moat humillat. heavier, will t rely on its weight and Gray was simply to strengthe ruld come to the "U" and! alone, es to meet the high school's| the Ganucks for the final se | dase of the bleachers and bounced | pee | back, Stanley scored, but that was | Washington all Ta “ M Both Garvin and Rush pitched Geneross in width and length; warm y and neatly luo or pink stripes, Quality that gilt gee with finishing braid, viue and launder 0, K Other Bpiendid Values at 75c and 9fe, ing that Take @ trip on the Sound and masterful ball th and the! m might blight the entire season, for, tricky style of .play the “U" must against the league leaders b- | visit the U. 8, navy yerd, see tl r} | battora had a bad day of i.e A same the men would be too discouraged | adopt similar tactics. | bery! is the slogan in the Greys tps Oregon, Wisconsin — erally Washington to play good football after that pach Place says that the col-| Harbor country ‘aska, the ereisers C artes on =a i Muti hmidt; Sith high school did not show up legians must win, and is determ — ton, Buffalo aud the training } | . aot Se eS TTY “el overtia Warner, Unpiree-BrOW8 ay well Saturday in the Olympla | ined that the score shall be at least! ‘There will be « league meeting in Ship Philadelphia, the mammoth THREE UNUSUAL BARGAINS Dy & ee es jgame as it did at the same time 20 to 0, The high school players | geattlo next Tuesday to wind up 4fY docks, torpedo boats a TOMORROW 2 2 ae Clevelaed 4, Philadelphia & }last season, and there are those | expect to hold the “U" down to ON6 | mses foal ~ prison ahip Ni Boats leave peestid Pe 3 ft fhe . 5 "| who say that the Washington will or two touchdowns at the mont. and Gune For Rent—Piper & Pier 2, foot of Yesler way, six times On the Lower Floor $ 3 8 8b) Philadeipnia : $ 3 fliine up against a weaker organiza-| have a sneaking hope of winnt 1024-26 Beoond av Gaily.| Round trip, Oe, sbiics wesieiinbliabiaiibebties tuen t tecse Se bet 2 etal mae as ee me came re me rem soe ce” ~— — 7 “3 5 are made in the face of a ma Avane range ‘ 8 vEe Le oy | eagorty 10 to 1, 107, wou; Bon. Th Ar P ae o ow ones ° “e . ne to twenty-five per cent. As w cht rly i ae ee 3 12 Ss. A. 6 WALL PLAY jnic tee. 101. socona! Teo mare ere so sere ee ees ae \y and tn Yat gay Wicker in ninth oe |New. orn gon, 104, third. Time, 1:14 8-6. " y, we 4 als tomorngy, 5 a a eb MULTNOMAH o : ates Se : E econd race, one and oneaix PET TT eae cease tad rainaend ce, one tnd oneal o New Recipes REGULAR 65¢ Pa eee . i } 117, won; Moouraker, 121, secon Wing Se BF BF 8] Me tans & Moston & | | The Seattle Athletic Club will|Clean Swoop, 109, third. Time . “¢99 BLEACHED Alama. ib 3 8 0 1 1| Bost secseedd le 8 | play two games with Multnomah tn | 1:51 3-6. For uccess im Lf e Mundortt, ot $3833 7% 411 *) December, probably on the Oth and| Third race, steeplochase—steve DAMASKS — Special ss <add . gp batteries Young aud Shaw; Pety #89) 160h Other games arranged for to| Lane, 3 to 1, (Gee) 142, won; L. L. TY ee date incl este with the Spo| Hayman, 142, second; Heather . Tomorrow at, yard. . . ‘ Standing |kane Athletic Club, Everett and Ta-|Betle, 162, third. Time, 4:18 146. That single sen- Sot) crane Won coma Y. M. C. Aa, the Fort Law-| Fourth race, one mile—Haw eapaiay ‘ re tee : Beirott 6 ton eldiors and the sailors from |kane, 11 00 6, (Murphy) 9f, wen tence from James J. Full 64 inches wide, You can buy them tomorrow for less thy te the “Nebraska.” Rather Regal, 100, second; Solon Hill’s signed state | we ourselves if we were to buy now—the market ts rapidly rising rr Shingle, 100, third. Tt ‘ ' Ae j eness of this arts “ pay prod sy pot ment in the New York | He the unusual attractiven 's special price reduetion, = ones - 8 | EASTERN FOOTBALL | milee—0 . 11 to 6, «Murphy) | World of Sunday, REGULAR 5c $1.50 DOZ. G tt oa | on; Willis Gre 104, second; septembe 5, con- aan ~ NATIONAL LEAGER ———. [Pour Kulght, 98, third. Tive, ee > TWILL TOWEL- ‘SILVER BL Chienge 13, New York 17 naytvania 16, Villanova 0 2:36 26 tains the whole sub- ING—Special To- > NORTHWEST LEAGUE , Re Brown 5, Massachusetts Agricul-| Sixth race, three-quarters mile stance. The old way ED NAPKINS—}. ‘decile sueat't | Suderman, 2 to 1, (Connelly) 104 om ’ morrow at, yard, morrow TACOMA, Oct. 2 us Harvard 5, Bowdoln 0, j wee Banyah, 122, second; Dom is the only way. One A at, dozen form yesterday. « Dertin and Kitag: | x inant, 107, third. Time, 1:15 26 rork - st < $1 15 oane | Seventh must work, one mus Good “stapleaswheat” qua : Sie aue tnaing account of 0 Seveath race, three-quarters 2 300 D a Especially suggestive for tes Spokane eeeres : ;: | % Bt. Joba 0. |mile—Paul Clifford, 8 to 1, (Dem study, one must save ity, Price saving tomorrow tavrants, cafes and eee ‘ | ‘ . . | mteot 4 o *rince utus, f, th hould ap 1 to all larg boarding | Be tg: s Philadelphia 4, Pittebarg 1 | Dartmouth 0, Vermont 0 lien ceased: Greia dial cael —to be ready for the ee ere eee, eS een | Roman An already attractive ane Indians 91, Susquehanna 0. - " vo fa a —s . oe « made still more tempt- IN NY 1 4 3} Latayotte 34, Jefferson Medical 0 Cee. Thane, 3:38 36 he Hil whic ~ oling ng tomorrow, VANE © > * and oom, Me- | | More battioships at savy yard Nir. 1 says, wi if hotham wa at is beat ‘yosterday ‘RACES YESTERDAY | jthan ever before. - come at some time to THE STORE THAT SERVES YOU BEST standing } $$ _____—____ 7 ~~ a. every man PYTTiT Ty plete Datteriee——D 4 Murtey: ¥ . : LATONIA The great thing is to put SYSTEM into your a ee s saving—so much from each pay envelope to go 1 Stamdii r+ ‘ race. oven-alxteenths . eh ck ee ten 3 Ag Mla OR gg rece into the big, strong Scandinavian American derteen yy o " 2 gy 4 - - - le spears, 103, secon Bank, where it will always be safe and ready, “Tis clis-l seca WE NEI tien r, 100, third. Time, . . “ U3 —IS—ll7 SE AVENUE | and still be earning Four Per Cent Compound Interest On Savings o Compound We Pay ZO Interest BEKINS “ove || nd race, one and oneatx mnfles——Dr. 8p 11 to 6, ne) 104, won len, 101 Unele Heary third See our Het 19350 piano $190 1-$250 plavo $160 1.4500 plano $387 SPOKANE RESU SPOKANE, Oct. 2 Redwood, 4 to 1 (McClain) 4 race, three H yosterday’s races were cad, Mildred, 10 to 1 (Riad to 1, (Ma And about 40 ; COR. THIRD & WASHINGTON, First race pac bird. die Helle, 97 others Deposits may be sent by mail at 1 —Maud L bre 106, third. a ? : | . Le ms pie Easy torms. less than cost of street car fare. | Monarch (McChilds), third. Best Won; Runsum, 5 to t Melzar, 6 to 5, 7) e M Vv iy n } time 2:20. second; Jake Ward, § to 1 won: Tackle, 113 « Ar ef od b 4 tesa vace—Pour an x nat tor |32 tire Time 4M. (row Bet, 18 ta Tie wa 6 favian (Can Get Our Figures peeee—raen. Cup, BE. De-| anvil, 2 to 1 (McClain), 109, won 9 w 10, (Heidel) Temporary Address, 7th and vis}, 106, won Wade Ha Pike Ste Fire Proof Storage Cut Pretght Rate | Ginis Boy, 20 to 1 (Gargan), 106,/ 102, second; Irae. even, {( Time, 1:06 35 * Main 1523 GUARANTEED RATES mn | third. Time, 67% ' 109 r Time 1:58% three-quarters mile ‘ } -_ reer pn ee 7 t 1, (Martin) 104 ee Third race—Six furlon Not Oriental Billiard aud Pool Par “ 112 ‘ rf nPiat seis berienge Ra.) Oriental Billard sad Foot Far _Ttoroe, 112, second METROPOLITAN BROKERAGE COMPANY, | ir ime, 1:14 26. —_ BROKERS————. ee eat eee tables and the only 5 pool table Leave Pier 2 to see battieshlyg in Seattle, A ple Stocks, Bonds and Grain. Private Wires. Pho - | 2867, ind, 2605. Rooms 1007-1008, American Bank Buliding. ” DOWNING, HOPKINS & RYER, INC, : BROKERS. * " won Harry Time 4 | -_-— Stocks, Bonds, Grains. Private Wires HAMILTON. 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