The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 7, 1907, Page 2

. OF 7 cult’ made money Yugdalo| es ‘itm! courag, came oft the heuvient oad’! HIGH: SCHO iL WINS VIRTUAL V TORY | Ps © {aes mist: 1 # fled, and with coin and the nugtbu | ” } and Milne re, Porein mand, he ought to be In the raed HHH) with @ vengeance next year | ee oe | The Seattlo high school won « showed more speed, more fighting | an and Hyrnes; Hoe] Marry Rush signed @ conttict| virtual victory over the University spirit and a better knowledge of Uiapire, Ber yesterday, and will be® with “Ch8 | of Washieaton's football team Sat the game z aa anne jteam again am San ; Heonyurday, holding the older and. It In felt at the university that ; TPR | Myers and Kimil Frisk are the Only | heavier player to #0 to,0 seore, Bagshaw should be moved to a half} Dividing the honors as nicely as « i; Civetana, 8 men, as far ax In known now, Whi | tay the first time in tho’ history ax Be bas hover showm himself tap You please, Seattle and Butte end Ht mw) will nog report mext yonty Frtak | of ihe wofodt, and today there is be a natural quarter, and his un-| ; we youterday With a} y ’ it ae eae ig etal’ '$ & fooling of much dissatisfaction at certain work Saturday was largely ee eee ae cade | ie o—White and Sullivan; Clark 4 ’ ry bis baal PABODATETR | the “1 There will have to be the cause the ¢ ralty's poor opening game of the year from the . Hemi joatog. a radical change in the play of showing. Many changes should be em jooals the baseba ‘ o | Detrott, 4, 3 the university or a poor season will made on the line also, as the much that it would be appropriate fo wy Ps Se eee * n| Seattle will play @ werien of atx ol 4 ' aati Sieh Schenk ees slowed | the Miners to car 7 off the nat 8 gt. Houle to 17 7) with Aberdeen this week, ving! ‘The high school outplayed the through the big university players! go, and the ewer he to be ¢ ee the unsatisfied ones ha chance ) university at every stage, and the repeatedly, Coach Placo has ex Geatant to let It.go thusly, Bly . ¢Hoe A little more baseball, Dugdale | yniveraity mon only held thetr own | cellent material,-but must do a lot Home 4,200 buss parted with one 8 Be pls n. it. m| Will be without the services of! pecause of thelr superior welght |of educating, to win. ooo ton f r twe pone seg 8) gt hs « oom 4 7 “ae oy eee rhage | and strength, Individually and as| Meanwhile the Bf school's ed thom, expectally nce oe e lows, but othe @ the & . o school playe yrompee ere never brighte were the f the season, The 5 _Beattgricnt and oor: MA) wash tribe will be in good: shape |” on & it mee Prey pieeaeme: were Lever. Wrigniet “ first ame an easy victory for i for the exhibition contests. The the Dugit Rush was in fine . League Standing firet game of the six will be called CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES $ ARRANGED form and hed tle trou Bon ly Won Tost, Wet. at 3 tomorrow afternoon | I ting the Miners out, while Roe perros +44 + | valt wae so wild that the Siwashes * ry ; “ Moanwhile we will have a world’s| CHICAGO, Oct. 7.—Tho National Durban, Evers, Frazer, Hoffman : won without the necessity of hit 1 vets se ¢ iS} championship sertes to wateh, Lo |commission has arranged the de Howard, Lundgren, Kling, Moran, % ting the ball Canta rr) a 4o4 cul obuge are offering odds on/|taila for the world’s championship Overall, MeCormick, Otia,- Pfels But in the second game the rae se ** Chicago, but there are plenty of) games between thé Chicago Na- ter, Reulbach, Sheckard, Slagle looal swatsmen ren heer a Th guapapapttts : Detroit tanation willing tO argue Yond, League club and the Detroit Schulte, Stetnfeldt, Tinlker, Wash new stumbling block atx-foo ° Americans. The games will be and Zimmerman, four individual, by the name of } NATIONAL LRAGUR Aberdeen’ played an’ exhibition | played as follows Detrolt—Archer, Oobb, Cough ‘hompson was recently dis Pittsburg, 4, 1) Ciaciomatl, #, 08 game with Bellingham yoaterday, wday, Oct 8 Chicago; ‘Ifa, Crawford, Donovan, Downes, | charged from the army and decided | rotate Sant! ® #] wieat game rou mand had a job of it winning by a day, Oct. 9, Chicago; Thurs Jones, Jennings, Killian, Low to turn by ye Russ Hall gave Pony lg ~ -” > y i & flscore of 5 w 4 The semt-profes | day, Oct. 10, Detrott; Friday, Oct. Mullin, Meintyre, Payne, O’Leary, | oe Soha wy ee trend | SH HEE Es Tat vade and Schisi; Listed |Monals pounded Jack Hickey from|11, Detrott; Saturday, Oct. 12, De Rossman, Schmidt, Siever, Schae | it not been for orrors behind him | Muite ooo a ars the box, and even Higginbotham |troit; Sunday, Oct. 1%, Chicago, | fer and Willett he would have shut the locals ont, |. Summa m ba tokey econd game nM | had his troubles The following players are eligi: Hank O'Day and John Sheridan | » it was he had the best of @ 4/4. " ke ory » oy 7. 4 | ble Chicago — Brown hance, will be the umpires. } ¥ sicerimn ial ; 1 a Ma “ and = Mefean Dudley's catch yesterday Was ONO egg setae ot eer ee mE eg ee \ gt jon Struck owt—-BY Alten, | Adams and Kelsey ot the most startling ever seen on fielding features by remarkable |\ | vy a errick Nalin et a local grounds, Cartwright hit one mingham, 104, third. Time, 1:32 1-5. | oatches mi : dupes nom Of his terrific drives down second SATURDAY $ ACES Sixth race, one and one ixtewnth Testerter’s Sones NORTHWEST LEAGUB. onions ; T 14 #\bane way, and ft did not seem to <a) bas Bh milow— Merry os . to 1 ye Veet Camm 5 Soh = a Lam be possible for Dud to get near it en) 102, won armakis, 104, see ABR MPO A. Sree Srosh ot Teer, | ae end Moran; | ity speared it with his bare nad: | LATONIA. ond; Ayrwater, 96, third ee a ee >t the : over nd c « oe ee Be Be ee es Recond n ® however, snd omploted © Coutts! sist race, three-quarters mile— 7 3 Pe yi ~ on oe Goniaainil Stoner Hill, 5 to 2, (Shilling) 110, a ee ee ee ae Batterie Raymond and Marshall a Hl sooma to have made |W"; Sister Polly, 102, second i ee Yesterday's Scores. te Setar la or as “Private” Thompson. ee . ve 103, third. Time, ie Bk OS fay come loxartilleryman at Fort Worde ; Pw & ere sseeetees the Butte manager has a twirler| Second race, wevenelghths mile) wie entertaining some cain i Perak .... ea Sr ee longer than Garvin, but hin|—-MosedW Balle, 20 to 1. (Taylor)! | 14 @pri rd | Bette aoe te i oe he me thiness ia not his only excel-|19% won; Heron, 97, second; Van-|*t his home, 414 Spring st. 1a * p nS Se ee tanea. ‘The tenet ane. tee Olt Kinds |, 98, third i ime, 1 7 : night BE. C. Miller, 29 years of age, | ate , eee of speed, a nice curve ball, and yes-| | ar FA ag a Py "ihiaeees ee, & tailor, dropped dead, evidently of oe OS Se se {| torday exhibited beautiful control. | Oo ~ ooem tas 95. second a ay, heart disease, The young man was ee ee | Russ will reserve the newcomer) Vb “97 third. Time, 1:10 45, [Im the midst of fun and galety and | ot 8 g for next year Fourth race, one mile—Lexoline, | Was laughing with bis guests when | ‘ de prigrt 11 to 5, (Lee) 108, won; Deutsch-|stricken. The deceased had been The fans in Tacoma yesterday |ignd, 108, second; Edwin Gum, 107,|¢mployed by Dean & Curtis, and is Aberdeca Took Moth | presonted Danny Shea and Ike) third. ‘Time, 1:44 jthought to have relatives in Phila UVRR, BC. Cet T—aberdece | Butler with gold watches, in token | pifth race, three-quarters mile=|delphia. The remains are at Bon day through | of their estecin and all that sort) Vensel, 7 to 1, (Pratt) 96, won; |ney-Watson chapel econd game being of rubbish, don’t you know. Ik®/Laura Clay, 169, second; Addax, aoe | }has been the steadiest of the TigOr | 99 third Time, 1:19. visits ASSAY OFFICE. jtwirlers, and Shea's work, day after! Bizth race, three-quarters mile— THE SEATTLE STAR=MONDAY OCTOBER iA “di 1907, ie P cetarspapeaantinns day, week after week and month | pelitoone, 20 to 1, (Foy) 107, won;| Frank Leach, for ten years sup after month without the relle€ of | Dencon, 108, second; Dainty Belle, |ertntendent of the San Francisco sacahius ene eo ay tate and) change catcher, has been one of 108, third. Time, 1:18 4-5 jmint, recently appointed United mma made a game fight for the |t2@ features of the season Seventh race, one and one-six-| States director of mints, is in Seat coma made a ne fight fo nth mile—County Clerk, 6 to 2,|tle en route to Washington, D. C free bat the} " egy tee Stems SOCCER FOOTBALL. (Shilling) 100, won; Dr. Spruill, |to take up the duties of his new el slump Son: ee rage See 105, second; Charlaton, 107, third. | position. He made @ visit to the peuttre cartes from Wanderers 1, Thisties 1, |local assay office and declared thereby carrying off a The Wanderers and the Thistles | WINDSOR, jhimeelf pleased with the general The winne of! payed a fast game of soccer fot: | conditions there. first ball at Woodland Park yesterday,! First race, three-quarters mile— J" ERR at, when mer the score ending 1 to 1. Both gjalh | Charile Eastman, 7 to 10, (More look from the ladder | sere made in the second half, Bogs |land) 112, won; Mortiboy, 97, sec | JUNE GRICE BINS. early in the m & 108M | seoring for the Thisth and Cort. (ond; Plattoon, 103, third. Time. 7 seorin . With the honeymoon hardly on | - COAST LEAGUR. can lead the league season It waithe for the Wanderers. [1:18 16 Totate . ‘ deserves to win, and it really would Second race, five-sighths mile— | ‘he wane death claimed Mrs. Kath Rurte Aw ® Sam Francteeo, 5; Loe Amgeton, 4 ~lerine Anderson, wife of Alex Clif: | an, it : ©! neere nw n/bave mo chame i the 7 Tacoma 1, Rangers 0. Sbirley R.. 11 to 6, (Burton) 107, | tora Anderson, and a bride of only at, tb. ‘ ® Lee Angeles a % > had « d out the winners Ue R wore beat | WO; Linda Lake, 102, second ae . San Francis $1 | the: The Seattlo Rangers Leay firey third. Time, | ree mooths. The couple were ot : Bat Hogan; Ree r en in a fast « ot soccer yes-/Lady Krmy, § n, | married last June and Rev. W. J. a ey and ume and terday by the Tacoma team, the a Mets, who joined them in wedlock, forth. ‘ ease The managers all around the cir. | final score being 1 to 0. The gaine| | Third race one and one-eighth | wii consign the body of the girl } ; More battleships ai aavy yard Guns For Rent rs was played in Tacoma, Bnd WAS at ie ine ee eens tittainee, ge’ | t0. 't# last resting place on Tues 4 than ever before. * | 1024-26 Becond av. tanded by many Seattlo enthusiasts. | (MOrwame tla eee — ‘h 4 day afternoon at 1 o'clock. Mra Totals mee rT Time, 2:00 1-6 ee ind. Anderson was the daughter of Mra foore by innings . o Pot wd 7 Fourth race cioven-sixteenths Katherine Gross of 1811 Fourteenth }mile—-Frescati, 6 to jy |. NS i $7, wot; C. W. Shilling, 92, sogond; |" Oriental Billiard and Pool Pa | tr nite . Konite, 100, third. Tine, 1:12 46. lars, 1415 Third ay., have eight | t Buy your hat of E N. Brooks & fth race, seveneighths mile—| tables and the only 5x10 pool table 1831 Second ar Racitement, 6 to 5, (Moreiand) 102, | in Seattle. A place for gentiemen. | mpregnable Bulwa See The depositors’ Security any bank consists F tween him and any possible and SECOND « servatism of the bank's officers and d In The Scandinavian American Bank the actual m any possible loss exceeds $1,500,000, made up as f of $500,000; second, the Surplus and Undivided Pre than $500,000 additional; third, the the direct Million Dollars before any depositor could lose a si principal. in loss, ectors. words, aged, little ne atism is know the Northwe centers of eve the of In ma the most of Security rIRST f the xckholders’ liability % and stockholders would have to lose more than One and a Half sufficiently to have financ of the actual money be- efficiency and con- integrity, one y between the depositor and First, the Capital Stock which amounts to more of $500,000. In other ws vlits, ngle penny either of interest or ‘As to the way in which the bank is man ed be said here. Its Conserv- n in Seattle, known throughout st, known in all the financial ry country that has progressed ial centers Reserve, for instance, Banks throughout the tter of Savings i country adopt a 10 per cent Reserve as being ; sufficiently safe. We have heretofore men : tioned in o advertisements that the New } York Trust Companies withdrew from the | Clearing House rather than comply with its i requirement of a 15 per cent Reserve. The ; linavian n Bank always main t a Reser nting to more than 30 per cent of it sit By thus doubling OES the precautio { safety that are everywhere accepted as star 1 we really carn le ia diate etek ha money for our stockholders; but we insure, In all the latest and most up nec, and then again insure, the two great requi | to-date styles, including the 11,421,498.35 ites—Security and Punctuality { deservedly famous “King Conservatism is likewise manifest in the j Quality” make, and many oth high character and speedy maturity of the | és bank’s loans. 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