The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 31, 1907, Page 2

Ra ; ie t 1 THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1907, - Australia and claiming the Cham ae Judge W. HW. Wht@, w. After Jap Murderer in this city, about "t/a SAILORS ARE COMING 2 plon Bill evaded him Biker and W. P. Perrigo, all of thin WENATCHEE, Oct. #1—In Fu-| enon! uu ebb baw Should Johnson beat Jim Plynan, olty | jwemat th J 0. wh killed " ) @rrent a im ed al aa | urmate, the Japanese who killed | who hin description AND ihe Bag! a nee Bg Bd sas LOSE JOBS, SOCIALISTS ARRESTED, = | KILLED |his countryman, “Tony” Hortyes,! knows the forer by mene oe » two, hook up in , | pence ‘y AI ES veer’ Emil Herman, Thomas siadden —— ————— loving publte have a chance to Idol!” (By United Pre and 7 Psa) ied noclalles | 1.08 ANGELES, ¢ Oot, Bt The Gtore That Serves You Best—Garvey- Buchanan Cq, ° io a real world's champ. y oe eae he Inu collision between a Lake Park - eaten: “We are coming 200 strong with {nto anything the battle@ip has PENDERTON, Ore., Oot i The | tempting to addres a Crowd In the it oar and a Wout Kleventh : @ teese dand, and we wilt bet|to offer OR &@N pany has closed ote at Pike place Hatt was TO | Street car at. Spring and Second A Few Specimen Savings From the Great y ies New Style Football down ov all construction work dn | fused the mei marvel ae Mh stroeta lant ht, J. 1 Mooney, a| ft} nagney, chalk or marbles on our chon i aly Sania dstern Oregon, throwing severa)| tate’ trials have been set for hear reetn Ly ee Pighain Sip A Pi | team, so be ready with your goods, h Place has evident | . , ae everest se list and mine owner of | a eo ' d message 16 bilvejackets of last year's te games thousand. men out of wor hg | (ne was killed and five other is the message that (th he jack@t at Ghd teatball ie mot the | work on the two branches, one tb Masengers were injured f from the battleship Nebraska sent | that old f a nad | Wateee ae Ao ir ty t i" : e tuden eo wtate unis | candy: to feed hin buakies * oO o f } poly pirate ag football game | with un the new rules, and he bad a Rock, has been suspended An il NOT THE MARK, | which the salloresand " is busily drubbing a bit of forward reaytt the proposed celebration herd | # , ann he oan xt Sat-| pass and onsidekick knowledge More good fhateMal for the 8. A. | over the completion of the branoted | Lavar Nilich, the young Austrian aay Coe eo Ne fate their heads. They ought to} C. football team ts in stght, and it} next month has been given up | Jarrested at Kanaw by Deputy yd a el rags t tend al ‘pote lass on Saturday than{all the men wanted per: | | (By United Press.) Sheriff Matt Starwich, on suspi Amaapalie Pullback, the Nebrashane | daring any of their previous gamea,|eweded to turn out, the club will) SAN FRANCISCO, Oct, 31.—|cton of being the man who mur are confident that they take | during ¢ Hee wet c| be wa atrong ae ever on the grid REDMOND WAN Capt. Christian Klongenberg, of the| dered Steve Nikwich in the Foun A Beer tie wiltegths part wih oe oan neored on yet, they {iron this year, Smith, a Carlisle | | whaling ship Olga, was tonight ac: | tain inst week, has not beer! Hundreds of values equally attrac these ee nthe =item woing to begin if they oan| [dian star, will probably join the LAKE FERRY quitted of the murder of his ehtef | iden the man war for in the department i , me of the |help. it squad In a few days, Ingram, last ongineer, Jackson D. Paul, by a|the erime, Patrolman Borgstrom, 160 Celory Traya—-Da aaeate at its whe gh ? Wash Axton will have a brase|year's Annapolia captain, may find jury in the federal court, after five who saw the murderer a short time ty rose patterns 19¢ 12k¢ tor ves i 1d En a ching ep |band to ple val aire to the aail.|time from his duties at the navy REDMOND, Wash, Oct, 31f-A|hours’ deliberation before the shooting, viewed the 650 ‘Gimaeacitnes and 43 My ‘ Yo - we Agha ttle sum the rn manipulators, and Chief} Yard to battle for the wearers of | company with a capitaltzatiogg ap]: wapect In the eount jail last gfape design c 15¢ ever f thor lads may mentior while Wynn says his atrong:| the winged “8S.” Forbes, who ts at | 95.000 in to be formed for the Bur- | John E. Doyle Dead. night, but sald that Nilich waa not pie! Waahtagton ay 0 n cham ollowers are pretty poor if| present coaching West Point, will | nose of taking over the new ™| SHELTON, Oct. 31.—Jobn B,|the man nt fonship form just yet, the students | they can't drown out all the noise December, and tt) now betng butlt by King county at) Doyle, for 20 years a resident of PROGRESSIVE WHIST $1.26 BLAOK TAFFETA SILKS. 9 agen Batieve thelr eleven can put a crimp | the visitors can muster S t him in the a t of $76,000, The proposition | shelton and well knows over Pu species GRAMM A, 0,0, Wi eal Friday Special c blind . games, Cutts of Harvard m involves the question of running the} get sound, died here today, He)», “= of He a od the friend 44 inches wide, satura! fintsh, Of a pe quality Tt ie + turn in time for the final ¢ ferry upon an economical beats. ‘feaven wife ard four dauxhtors erree of Honor and thelr friends bok pievinn. Qo0d* stuole atthe, ves he io ae HEART TROUBLE O f the season, and these 1 |The following are the tncorporat. =m wo yi ohmic ee arp bg Se iettne neniciel naw en nena, 1a ieee Peres commer“ Brown’ sin Town | i0!,!0 the ie gonene form of the matertal now on band oweal Collipa, | 2 PITCHER OVERALL | (ii. iissivtcmedvist ES RE a ba oer gam mmemease plies Mont an - — ! hia oases et Than num, all of Kirk’ noating. Modern bathe and sinks. |on Friday evening, November 1 TOMORROW AT THE Turkieh baths, under Grand the Low prices G. H. Brown Pium Doors open fe ladies at 9 o'clock CHICAGO, Oct. 81.—Capid has scored a he on “Orvie The Seattle high hoot football | ny Oe ae team, accompanied by several subs, | More properly, Mise Ethelyn Mar Coach Lev 4 Dick Huntoon, | guerite Hinson, 606 Englewood av who Is to be an official at the en. oe jg tag dh game tomorrow, will lea | LOWER FLOOR. ome. Gane bas acy » kane tonight n the 8 « tured “Orvie's” heart = he ts Northern overland, A big crowd of | WOMEN’S $1.00 AND $1.25 KNIT now in Visalia, ¢ where Gams Ihigh school rocters will be on ot tee money he secured after that hand to wish the team luck UNDERWEAR, at melon cutting will help to bulld a } bungalow for two. | Bites Cates, Street Cartiale ae lea Aid nena “H's going to be the prettiest Cravath, Delmas, McHale, Dono toe anda-quarter va place you ever heard of,” Miss Hin hue, Hartman and Barney Joy have} right now ton declares, “with vines and trees been drafted from the Coast league and—won't it be by the major organisations, None} The wedding, which will ocour of them look to be fast enough for | | Fempnes Of the bal Clanond on seen them in action | emember— he Bargain Booth, on the lower a case of love at firet sight. Miss | protected by its $1.00 and $1.25 values at 690—and don’t delay coming, Hingon, who was a "Cub" fan long \ Oregon Willamette game, before she met her husband-e! A ce baleaar hes "be shell, so are | ONE LOT OF 15 saw, the star pitcher on the ball caied oft ai an Uh: estentad | Giamond. About two Yearn ago wont Agee Kn as a oy Men’s $2.50 Union Sults they were introduced by their mu | | . friend, Mre. Frank Chance. | Tomorrow at the Bargain Binge then Orvio has had heart BOWLING LEAGUE pry she 98 ot ee J le every time he looked up into the grandstand FOR ANACORTES ton is raised all over India adn } protected elstene daw ea tesaeem. momen cot oe | mee = | Friday Specials on the Lower Floor t Abe: na wit (By United Prey ‘oral quality of the fit aries with package w om to each locality. Owing to primitive ANACORT 31.—The fot 12i4¢ Flushing Flannele—For $5.00 All-Wool Blankete methods of cultivation, the average lowing how of, wling | your table with a delicious erlepness bath robes, gowns, ete.; Pea — the yleid ts only about one-third that teams has organized for the | 4 aryaville of the United States. If the boll winter me and savory flavor that give a new, | ro pales: Hal, 10¢ Friday specta ..... worm ruins a crop, the natives per Peach pasoma—H. H. Soule, | | « . 614¢ Plaid Outing Pla form a religious rite: and if the sec-| captain Nelmeyer, Dr. Davi relish to oysters, soups, or chowder |B | Regular 150 Silkolines—Full Between the hours of yet ond crop is also destroyed they apa son, Dr RB. Travis an geen sonnet star © to dea Strike Clark ASSOCIATION SIDE-STEPS - CLASS A PROPOSITION. organiza ¢ was in The expected storm tiona) association me gt c York has failed to ) Against the mo there om rather the trout ized to be some live excttement.| FRO managed to steer But the ative got busy into sidestepping over which there threate and the motion was t It in very at the 1909 wart, captain, 8 W. Cackley J. Coberly, D. »—G, Wilkins, captain, | ymeyer, J son, Dr. | ‘STANFORD WINS Robin L Alexander mashers—J C. Thompson, K. Ebberson, 1. | Ph NATIONAL | BISCUIT COMPANY M VANCOUVER | (By United Press.) trouble. meeting of association will be| SAN FRANCISCO, Get. 31.—Ry | Yesterday J. D. O'lrien of the held In Seattle judge MeCreedie|& seore of 25 to 12 the Stanford | American association presented a of Port proposed eueh a plan, | roaby m ran over the vancouver! resolution to the effect that the and the /d players by yesterday afternoon Western, Southern and Pacific way at t Owen and Fenton were the stars. ‘ or chine ca tty tee iho bade | COAST LEAGUE | 4 1 ae Class A to Class B. Los BELLINGHAM AND THE LINCOLN HIGH ,*. ss Portland PLAY AT MADISON PARK SATURDAY inches wide; Friday 10 a. m. only, Friday, | special, yard. ..css0.++ 9c special, yard. a THE STORE THAT SERVES YOU BEST |SoRERASFSTEET ESSE FRE! care you take of it. Do not allow your vale Victor records to | ound where they will be covered with duit” We aro selling fine record cabinets as low as $15.00, and ti Depends upon th Angeles 3, Portland 0. RHE ot Pare Rattertos—-Randolph and Easter sevalowcciaatciatein lly; Ferraris and Donahue While the chamr Washington ; line on the comparative strength of | Umptre—Toman A high school team is in Spokane Sat. |the two Seattle high schools ar battling for honors with the An effort is still being made to} Oakland 5, Friece 3%. paatiosnded “cieigproaiagy S get &@ game with Tacoma, but as| Score RHE high schoo! of the Inland Empire the City of Destiny inds have their|Oakland .... ........ Si 4 Tel city, the Lincoln high school will schedule about as full as they can|San Francisco a a va be fighting it out with Bellingham Carry, it is very possible that ne-| Batteries—Wright and Sullivan in this city. This will be the first /Set@tions will fall. The Lincoln | sovce and Withaus ? team will probably line up as {t)" tm otre—Perrine. | ° time that the Lincoln eleven has qiq in the Puyallup game last Sat.| t | ewe . of the sa on account of in| with interest. Washington high|f.si06 will get into the fray The beat Bellingham by « to 0, and the contest score of 17 | game rid give @ will be at Ma adison | park and will be « at 3 o'clock | suipashnemenintapen =| leaen haat’ oe meen baetton font method in existence, We see to it that the money and should arrive Saturday Im aatinbeby on Siaseiia eutent Pro the nearest postoffice without further expense. 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