The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 18, 1907, Page 2

f #: ' THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1907. © HARVARD'S CAPTAIN ab photograph, which wae wade 18 FOUND GBILTY 1000 cases of fruite and vegetablon | “I never was a candidate fon mim A MIGHTY GIANT. | ospectally for this paper g been put up by the variou® | never will ond twit Kd. Campbell was yesterday | canneries of the state this year, a “at asl HOt only CORBY SENGUe }found guilty of burglary by a § against 40,000 in 1906 vote for you put will Work Rapa WHITWORTH TOMORROW : qe, a doore R & Me |in@ethe nigh & e Morris’ court He « Lieut. Go has, B, Tomorrow the University of; going to Tacoma college just for in Jud Frisco 2, Portland 0, a tmom Lexington he | by sete |GQON TO SUPPORT is: e's 5 2 Anton Gillard, @ well known loon candidate f ot Pa a ee “9 : ~ ay . : n ! | BID 18 REJECTED, EN. TOWN ond 0d man ang contractor, of 3 wean Anne 4 Jones and Baola shave eng gy oP : j would + . at him," Washington's football team nes | football's sake h ed dow wa nocked n and seriously tn offer o' 665,000 made by t up Against Whitworth cotlege in} The ‘varsity will present ft Groom and Donahue. Ungpiro—| re toons oe Noklomsly-drivon, on. |Btarevionen bes ated rahe ctoen ' meat eal angers Ww nitwone = the past sm ) be ny ap 38 Tac metic ye Peering [press ria at First av, and Cherry of the McCarthy Dry Goods com By United Press.) | Berling | ork comes ‘net aa always beon rather easy day re has been some talk of| ¥ aS auaetie inane & Galea’ tek | caéer te tho tedacel tame Eaakards il” aii wd then w walle a the ‘varsity, but the showing the| Place saving his stars forthe big Los Angeles 2, Oakland 1 ning vaka man's tet eet pur celebed to folie ES Lectin eens cals toute th ; 4 , ‘ von 6 un’ wan | was refused by, Judge Hanford snaiol . coy Tacoma boys made against the Ne-| games with Pullman, Idaho and ore Tis 10 1” ehege theth were bnocked Turkish baths, under Grand the| Leave Pier 2 to soe battles braska team, holding It down to a Oregon later, Place, however, ts Los Angelos b 8 8) out, his wonky badiyseut, hin rt Canning Industry Growing. ater eee (3 tle score, shows that they are/ willing to take chances on their] Oakland 1 41/0 le broken and hin skull may be! .The canning industry of the #tate | - pa 3 strong this year and are to be reck:/being hurt in this unimportant Hatteries—Gray and MH. Hogan etal. Dr. Charles, K. C@um./0f Washington haw® grown enor e Be oned with. Capt, Grosscup of game, for he figures that he must Carnes and ites, Umpire-Quigk JUtinny, wie in in attond ayn |mously ducing the past season, 200, | ® Whitworth ix reported to be play-|keep his stars in the serimmage ee aie) elaitlin is ereve, bot| alle tar totais ce e UIC. es 0 ing sensatic ball, and the Wash:! and all the games to get the Saat senessatily Dital 1086-86 Gecond av < fngtenians have been Warned to) teant as a whole in shape for the VOTE FOR ONE pe roll | keep their eye on this speedy half. greciling contests on which will nn en eR back. Severa r members of/ rest the North the Whitworth team are men who Special arr have been playing football for) made to c years, and; it is olatmed by some, are ‘tere to weat championship, The Store That Serves You Be have be large crowd of} SENIOR CLASS ~Garvey-Buchanan Co, | For Service in Ps oe wos —_ BIG THANKSGIVING FIGHT IS IN SIGHT two schools, Thus, instead “ot Ce i Sete ae On the Lower Floor ‘08, the combined class will be hours tq we gttle ‘08, the last graduate {rox " s r the w we were asked (By United Press.) Jeontents himself with the dec a local high schoo! with the lett Special attention is directed to the Room- to the hour of SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 18.—| ton that no San Francisco pro 8. H.-S. as the school ensignia Making Sale of Rugs, from which two specimen quickest ico to ae Packey McFarland wants to fight | ter would come through with The junior class of the Lineolp 1 BS, ing Deponttors, actos er abee © ; pe such an offer high school met last night anéf” bargains are quoted in the appended list. Judge : aa we pera, Gnx ox Greggaing plans) Coffroth's proposal came about elected the following offieers : " " a eine . —* mt > O'clock on go amiss to match the Chicagoan | after a wire from McFarland’s man Morits Mueller president, Warren the attractiveness of many other values by these: ‘i a Bat 17 Sree and George Memsic, Jimmy Coff- ager, re i last night asking Hinton vice president, Mixabeth $5. 00 Granite Art $15.00 Darnell Art stowth f, Prop at that roth says that he ts willing to give | Coffroth for a match and statin Coater secretary and Cyrus Blood 4 3. le of Deposits ? the 8 M hour McFarland and James Edward | that Britt or Nelson would be pr w, Mine Sterling was Squares, Saturday Squares, Saturda ts orn ‘10s Department Britt 60 per cent of the house for) ferred. To this Coffroth replied chosen faculty adviser Special at $3.98 Special at $9.8 a Pema open ite Saturday a day fight at Colma. that he understood that Alex “ - id Size 9x12; will wear as * | Te) oan Ever business. It re ‘hile he admits himself that it is | gains was tn correspondence with Size Ox104; as they were po vee aoe! ver ine 4 main op & rather daring proposition to sign | MoParland and that, pending nego NEW INCORPORATIONS originally priced very close, Sia 614.00 Cae ot eartae oe agape Celok. ee the hero of the Ulna fight, Coffroth 'tlations, he could offer nothing |] | tomorrow's mpectal reduction || jo4 watisfaction in these 5 Bretpen ped a Ee Ee ee (Star Special Service.) — them rare bargains to rage eee Bees nm Derby yesterday from Cabin, the OLYMPIA, Oot. 18.—The follow a | © 400.822 40 score raw money EDUCATES BEAT favorite, Hazeline finished third ing corporation papers were filed Wit and 4 $7.25 Iron - Bound 11.421, 408.35 ON YOUR WAY Home | with the secretary of stato $8.00 Bass Wood an Steamer Trunks, on any Satarday Bye THE HOO-HOOS Yale meets West Potnt and Har} CAPT. BARTOL PARKER. Aunssation of certain ¢ ory to Canvas Covered || Solidly Built, Sat- | tug, you will be certais vard plays Annapolia tomorrow. | the town of Blaine by vote on Sep T k Saturda / . ut, ot testint. ‘eal ——- |The games should give the experts | Imagination, inflam by | fre itomber 24 —— ws y | urday Special .... | ou The Educates last night defeat-| 4 line-up on all four teams quent references to “Fath Havahd, Decrease in capital’ stock of | Special .... Bs | $6.25 | you will avoid all mesg ed the Hoo Hoos by seven pins has caused many to imagine that! yunction Placer Mining company | of 4 special trip to the ro led on th re Attell me to bo a Harvard man one must of| from $1,000,000 to $10,000 Triple hinged, hardwood Heavy brass bumpers, | sil whe ee eee ee Berl ton ae Attell has gone into training | aocessity be @ pampered indivieeal | Tatering company, of Se alate, brane locks and divided || locks and bolts, sole leather | nking district after the 8. A. C. alleys. The scores fol-| for his fight in Los An y pamp Tivoli Catering compar if | evening mbat wal Freddie Weeks on October 29. The | 0, blue blood, lots of cash and an) attie, $60,000, by L. EB. Spencer tray || handles | Ger nits {s to ; Educates— 1 2 3 T't'ls.| bout should be live} ae *°)"O piffies” sort of an individual Ben Madole and F. M. Lapton -——— -—— renee sive prompt service always. Large Johnson ee ce But a glance at Capt: Barto! Par- | cman... ae plans now under way will definitely insure tt. Meage Dwan ........174 168 169— 511) 38 lker, of the Harvard eleven, is| A. 0. U. W. SOCIAL DANCE P.M } while, the fact that all other departments of the heap Rathbun. 184 136 446 },.7%*, Vancouver rugby football | enough to give denial to the allega-| All members of the ordor are atu ay pec ais er . . are closed on Saturday Evening enables us to uso the McKeown — 167 145 479 | 8m Is on its way to California) ton, Parker is a giant and any |cordially invited to attend, with as . entire banking room and the entire banking force, if nem Cooper .......166 146 437 | °° Play & series of match games| thing but a beauty, His blood may |thetr friends and ladies, a soca $5.00 Silk Woaists .....6 osecvececsccs S208 essary, for the mmodation of our Savings Deposit: seh with Stanford and Berkeley. The| he pive as the starry vault, but he| dance at Columbia Lodge Hall, 7th iE) oo) Flannel Waists $2.98 ors on Saturday Wvenings—trom FIVE until EIGHT Totals 739 845—2ag2 | CARUCK# form the only team, out-| igoks lke @ real “mutt” In the/|ave, bet. Pike and Union streets, |) YO annel Wa sseeeee os ++ BS Selogk Bay omaes Ps re “ sits ot cock other, that the Call. | t= | given by the members of Columbia | 5.00 Nun's Veiling Waists ... reed $2.98 joos-— 2 fornia elevens can play. Many NTING COATS, ‘Le evening, Ootob c } r 2 i — 1s ieee ton | ctttents of Stanford and Berkeley | pants antetlagiat cake and bette, jist Seek! caus gad sole $5.00 Brilliantine Waists ...... » $2.98 On Savings oy Compound — * Po red Pood Gateeie ee | NE Cel Gen concn Oe rifles and whotgy ments, Doors open for tadies at /f $3.50 Long Tan Cape Gloves .. ° We Pay ‘O Interest jolland 7 5 erican game ~ " * i7-18e** | 4 Bet Renereans 156 179— 486/ i: Hall's, 1111 First Ave 9 o’clook | 15¢ Knit Waists for Children .. r — ie eee oe ee ee ae Largest Gavings Deposits in the Northwest, ¢ Talcum Powder, in glass jars ... = =) COUNTED OUT | Totals ’ z | More Than 26,000 Satisfied Depositors. High score—Jones, 208 5c Cuticura Soap ....... peapebee | High average—Jones, 177 (By United Press.) c Sheffield . Te ny re ° . e Educates’ margin—7 pins. | ROCKLAND. Me.. Oct. 18 With | Sheffield’s Tooth Powder ....... avian erican a few seconds remaining in | RT R P the laet peat ton, and Billy Payne, of Philadel | wand in the six-round con n Joe Walcott, of Bos-| aa en l5e Flushing Flannels, yard ..... Jockey McClain, who rode 29|phia, last night, the latter . ein. i sit oa o> ae winners at The Tealewe me ) counted out ie 15¢ Silkolene, 36 ~_ . ae yard .oe0s $155 - e S08, and whe was one of the most ' $1.65 Suit Cases, with leather corners . “ poplar boys at the track, may| PILE FIRST CONTRACT. 35 Rat aes Mabe 12.6 never ride again. He lies in a how-| | 25¢ attan Carpe beaters: 6... 6 cose hee pital at Lewiston, Idaho, with two! The first contract of sale for! riba broken, a thigh fractured, and/ Lake Union and Lake Washington | with painful injuries to his back.) shore lands, authorized by the last McClain was hurt a week ago |legisiature for the it of the ‘Thursday, the horse be was riding | A-Y-P. exposition, was filed In the runaing down a dog and then fall-| county auditor's office yesterda ing with McClain under him by the Clise Investment compa l5e Fiber Lunch »xes and 10c dozen Paper Napkins, all for . 0d Vv c0seb cece es Oe $1.39 Silk Hose for Women ... ° 25c Augusta Vests for Women ...........19¢ Men’s 50c Four-in-Hand Ties ...........80¢ We have «6 humber of slight- ly used pianos at “argain prices. See our list. Closing Out THEIR ENTIRE STOCK OF MUSICAL MERC! Fixtures for sale sic and Books. All Come quick. Ladies: Please consider us at your serv- y ice when you require information about 1.9350 plano $190 44250 piano $180 1-$500 plano $387 40 Walla City Hall Market | banking and money matters generally. Pot roasts, Tc; rib steak, ide. °° Eduardo won mete More battiesnros at t than ever before. And about others. Easy terms. Temporary Address, 7th and A113 —1S—1l7 SECOND AVENUE Pike Sts. Another Big Frisco Failure Help Us Raise ~ the Cash When we bought the big $25,000 stock of the bankrupt California Shoe and Clothing Company, and paid cash for it, we did not figure on the Fall bills that we would have to meet for our own store, and now all at once the blow has fallen. We must raise the cash to discount these bills, and do it at Om and you must help us. Here is a plain proposition. We will give you the very best goods that the affords at less than you can buy them anywhere else on earth, in exchange for your cash. You need the goods, we need the cash. Come here and we will guarantee to save you at least one-half om every article in our big stock. Do not delay, but do your Saturday’s shopping here and be satisfied. On the Square. Opposite Totem Pole. it is time to get that new Fall Suitand Overcoat They are here, and you can have them for less money than at any other (dobedadodedad b prfehectafaaiagt i | pried a CLOTHING. BIG LINE BOYS’ FURNISHING | HATS. wi 200 Men's Suite In cheviots and CLOTHING. | GOODS. | $3.00 Men's Stiff Hate; Jes_sl] Bz: F . 10c Canvas Gloves vr | x place in town. bia x lay worsteds; Ray 15 Boys’ Suits in tancy mintures: | lon \aendwerchiete, 2 tor ae $3.50 Men's wis ’ | Worth $8.26; sale price..1.45 | 16. wen's Working Shirts ..B5¢ | 94.00 Men's Stitt Hats; am You think to yourseli—‘Yes, any man who has anything to sell will talk like that.” Very true— but every man does not back up what he says See them—that is all we ask. Just look them over ; You never saw handsomer Suits or Overcoats 160 Men's Suite in cheviot, fancy | 95 Roys’ Suits in tweeds and | 75¢ Cotton Rib Underwear .45¢@ novelties and worsteds; worth | worsteds; worth $4.50; sale 1Se Fi $15 and $16; sale price .98.75 price ee Lined Underwear | $2.60 Men's Soft Hats; #0 $2.25 A5¢ 200 Men's Sults in fancy mix $1.25 Natural Wool Underwear ¥ - tures, velours and imported : 75¢ | g5.50 Men's Soft Hate; eal owneies worth $18.50 “a ote and imported tweeds, blues $1.50 All-Wool Underwear oe price $10.50, S2¢. Black included; worth | 61 75 All: Wool Underwear, $1.00 | $4.00 Men's Soft $8.00 Men's Soft Hats; ole 125 Boys’ Suits In velours, chevi. ue $5.00; sale price $2.50 |... tow he } . = for the money. 175 Men's Suits in imported ae See ee ea ae MEN’S PA 85 Boys’ Suits In clay worsteds, $1.50 “ French cheviots and Scotch $1.75 California Flannel Shirts | 300 Men's Pants, fancy mixed tweeds and im . of * per Math | u 1 : 3 | tweed and faney novelties; ev m S5¢ aale course that 1s what we say ut you will say so, too, as soon as you see them | ery ome @ hand teflored par = PD tag » geet ot $1.60 Jersey Overshirt 75¢ | 0 M Pants, | ment; worth $20.00 and $22.60 ? ee ’ ia hari $1.28 118 Me s Pants, | sale price . $12.75 | 185 Boys’ Overcoats in Sootch| MEN'S SHOES. “ale price ....-+4 | 200 Men's Overcoats; worth tweeds and faney mixtures; | $3.00 Men's Shoes; sale price | 200 Men's Pants, $16.60; sale price . 99.00 worth $6.50; sale price . $3.50 $1.95 black wo $4.00 Men's Shoes; sale price sale 180 Men's Overcoats in meitons | 118 Boys’ Overcoats in meltons, $2.75 | 90 Men’s Pents and velours; worth $21.00 coverts and fancy grays; worth | $6.00 Men's High Top Shoes; sale tures; worth $6.01 price ‘. ena $11.50 $8.50; sale price 84.5 price $4.00 OOK FOR THE BIG SIGN Crown Clothing Co., Inc | 1121 FIRST AVENUE — Regal $ 1 Clothes No, they are not as good as OUR $20.00 or $25.00 clothing, but if they don’t strike you as being the equal of any $20.00 or $25.00 suit or overcoat you can get up or d wn the street or in any other store in Seattle, you don’t have to buy. ssmume nape ren ee “ A LITTLE FRUIT "ARM, ) sereieesieh aise THe SHORMAKER. Win the. tamone Takin. tie BEKI N MOVING AND gets can't et wee a les ck etin STORAGE CO., Inc. | measure at CALHOUN, DENNY & 217 JAMES ST YOUR REAL ESTATE OF ANY DESCRIPTION AND WANT A QUICK SALE, SEE INTER NATIONAL BOND & REALTY CO., 1009 AMERICAN BANK fully tre ¢ A of a no use talking, 60% , done it for me # ie for you CORNER THIRD AND WASHINGTON GOING SOUTH COMING NORTH EEN” Tyee | : ‘ ; DOWNING, HOPKINS & RYE . | Cut Freight Rates on Household Goods PKINS & RYER, INC, | 4. 1 « y ott! ALBERT HANSEN UNION TAILORS, ] Tell your friends to take advantage of our low offer, tor Stocks, Bonds, Grain. Private Wires. : a orn is eb GiaseewO Third ves uimost half the freight 1s saved on «hipments, large or wt Hoth Phones—279 041-306-306 Alaska Bldg. peli ay vg Sly Diamonds, Watehos, Jewelry. and Balecreom and Werkréome by 5 Apri 4 ee ou P , Ree ™M ' uly oom FIRST AND CHERRKY Third and Washington et. can tell you to & cent what your treight will east, ETROPOLIT PRAGE C , |} od Pptical Department. Bults to Order on Short Notice Phones--Main 1689, Ind; 71 | 2 LEAN SRORERAGE REARS, te & Puget Sound Bottling ; t |}}_FIRB PROOF sTORAGE. YING) PAOHING, |p|. Stocks, Gonds and Grain. Private Wiron, Phones—Sunset Wain ‘Company. Prose #8 a 0667, dnd. 2505. Rooms 1007-1008, American Baue Building. - ome