The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 4, 1907, Page 2

JOLTS HANDED IN FOOTBALL WAY snchiiiaetilieenuiih alty has an fteg for, Dick Croker outbid King M@Ward for a horve, Conti Three surprises were sprang tn) ward paws for some Sl yards and what wan done to Richard ---Continues Tomorrow the northwest football world Sat-|in all, and Coyle played bis usual SHAH’S HAREM G SPaerr ee STARAMOMHAY Noten pro 4 SHE TELLS OF LIFE IN THE yon7 SASSY AMERICAN OVERBIDS QUEEN ALEXANDRA HOMELIEST BULLDOG LONDON, Nov. 4.<It tan't up: | posed to bo nice, over in Bngland, for anyoue to go after anything roy FOR | | would have humiliated a man who i | | ! The Store’ That Serves You Best- vey F The Great Sale of Women’s Sample Sults---Vatues to $50 suchahag Ca $228 Alecks Duitding, Owned by Seandimevian American Bank. }Seattle railroad, were killed, near | ) Lyle by the accidental steven _ The urday, and only one of them had/| brilliant game tn running pun had not graduated from New York The banner bargain attraction of the Managers’ Salo wt any joy in it for Seattle. The Unt | Hut Spokane’s heavy Hine kept § polities. anew tomorrow with renewed vigor and vim When a. arts E versity. of Washington went down |attle from gaining; DeWitt's boot 80% when ‘®rayton Monare values to Pitt Dollagl, we way it with conservatinm. Mere i | fn defeat before the sailors from | ing kept the ball in Seattle's terri greatest of giiah bulldows, 9 ample garments from one of Vos ae Pa re are | the Nebraska by & score of 29 to/tory, and his goal from the field put upon the market, and it beean topnothh designer biaee as devorty motes anaes G, utterly freexiag the spirit of the} won the game, This ts the first known that Queon Alexandra |} | Mines gf this season's most favored and highest priced waity colley rooters, and the champton|time tn three years that Seattle wanted him, no one in the tight | 1 suite Seattle high school team, the con-|has tasted defeat, and the boys little {se wave an Amoriean had ee Sotte A % querors of Lick and Chicago, lost | will come home with @ smile on the temerity to bid for the purp. Military, College, Prince Chap, Box and Short to the little-touted Spokane eleven, | their faces, but with a bitter taste Bat Paul T. Levins, of Chicago, ts : 4 to 0. jim their mouths, It ts to be hoped | « ietied “iboacdae™ te Suaprove the | Cutaway Models. - . an nd return game can be so blood lines of the breed in America, Beautifully made up in every detail, of best materials, tj} Washington simply did not play | cured and he shoved the price up to cluding broadcloth, Venetian Velvets, Panat Fo: football of university calibre. Con: | - | $7,600, at which fiqare this bow-log: | lota, Novelty Cloth, ete. ete. Silk und atin. iit en, Chew stant fumbling in the backfield | It was up to the Lincoln bigh ged, undershotjnwed, homeliont This is the Sweet-Faced “Drayton The 4 te ap gupta atin line hroughous, Kept the “U" from doing any con-|to redeem Seattle's prestige by Lee sea Reuse aowe: ta ten aon he grandest sujt bargains that we ever had. Take our wom sistent gaining, and, as heretofore, | beating the strong Bellingham | Guede Alexaléra had to bo con. a for that the team lacked aggressiveness, team, which has conquered Taco I tont witha fall:Mister of the fatous | pions flows Comé tomoteww, ‘Gee tor yoursill which ia the apirit that wins, At | ma and — had a veaty = } j bulldog, through whore veins the ins is sald to be $1,000 more than the opening of the second half |en Lfneoln by a small score @ | royal blood of generations of cham-| was ever before ) paid ¢ for a dog Captain Bagshaw ran his team in/teams battled to a standstill in} pees a ak id-fire style, reeling off play af.|the first half, Pike and Springer | ter play in real football fashion, /engaging in a punting duel, In| At the Bargain Booth trying forward passes, an outside the second chapter, Bellingham | i kick, and the other things that tried a forward pass, which waa } or 00 } for make scores .n the new game; and |grabbed by Obnick, who carried | TOMORROW as & result Washington made a/the ball 40 yards before he was on touchdown ins itty Hut the downed, A the serfmmages that | PALACE OF THE SHAH OF PER- Lower Floor. fn ¢ oiies nod’ tha tania Pie ant date tenet ee tel SIA'S HAREM, 5,000 Yards New Cambric Embroidery, Edges and In ft we gains, and Pike finally carried the sertion; big style perieny) values to Gc; at, 2 cour Perhaps overconfident, the Se joval over the tine for the only . @ Service.) e e yard . c of t attle high school ariy not have| score of the game, kicking the} PARIS, Nov, 4-—A Paris dress 5,000 Yards Point Pr Paris Laces and tneertione; splen played its usual football game goal as well maker has just returned from Per I ou avin did assortment; values to 8c; at, pgatest the Spokane high. But ail Jala, where she delivered a score of yard cea en ber reports/of the game are to the ef | On a very sloppy field Prince. |tranks filled with Worth drensos to | TI rick . t Gee Our Window Display. tons feot that it was a wondorful strug. |ton took the starch out of Car-|the harem of the shah. She told jigs eae abiner te ein allie 1¢ rich man who gle and that both teams played a liste Saturday, winning by a score |Your correspondent of the lives led ad tives: helond bisilacume ° Fase of football which would have of 16 to 0. The fake kick was the /DY these favored pots of the east-/ and upon rare occasions paying | ? pei! Nort made any college eleven take no |only trick the Indians could use |¢rn potentate. Said sho calis upon the highborn ladies of | faces poverty., The poor oa ¢ tlee. Seattle lost because the Spo- with success they presented| “The wives of the shah—and so capital, when thetr progress is! man who saves steadily Tuesday Hour Specials onp kane line was heavier and strong. 4 Very different appearance from | far he has modestly contented him tured with the greatest pomp ; id | ce end because Dewitt, the star |that.of the Ponasy game. | self with the comparatively trifing| “For thetr amusement, female iN even if only a little a Three Hours of Sensational Bargain Giving, Soars me bac! only kicked - number of a dozen or so-reatde in dancers, jesters and muaicians are “¢ — . ggg RE ua was Goa atieueis: by palace. Hach is at-| provided, and they may vary the iF act Deposits} week, faces wealth. It | Extra Special Extra Special Extra Special score of the game, but outpunted 18 to 12, outplaying the Minneso own household, all monotemy oecastonally by bargain hhe wasc08 may seem slow at first 1 | From From From —_— Coyle by a margin of ten yards to| tans at ‘every stage of the game, | females, of course, for ; th bah ing with the fow women merchants | pa iri t —it IS slow It will | 3to4 p. m. 4to5 Sat cand’ Gh tarttgh ths game. sron kicked three goals from |permits no man save a priv to whom entrance to the harem is} 42).515.08 ‘ Z2tO3 p.m. 5. thie Meer Oniy. F qT p.m twice boot! the ball 70 yards|the field, accounting for the 12 ‘eaed court physician gv two to vouchsafed. ii ose.cne.36 take a little longer for | pep Yate Wow Onlp. oo” y tug his Hour Only, 4 and far over the heads of the Se points seo: by the losers, while | Visit the palace. Most of the women, deapite Bs: 1.787.809 09 the poor man to grow Women's 75c Hand wit j attle backs. Chicago made her scores on hard The wives are not permitted to thelr luxurious surroundings, aro Pemderead ne | g Dexter's Knitting different Deane, The Seattic ends used the for- | football do any work with their bands, not childishly {gnorant, Their chief de popentipsns rich than for the rich Cotten white 45 Saoques, in attrae- lewset mes aii cemeteries, OVER the finest needlework. Their sire is to enhance their beauty, and bn pond to row poor, But black and ali col . o C te ‘i sisted = . long days are occupied in conse- the sole ambition of each is to be eenenn <0 man to grow poo eg ors; all numbers; Women’s 12%¢ and fngs and designs: : night a representative team will be! quence with eating sweetmeats, the mother of the heir to the 42140035 T = it won't take long for the fe value, 15 Handker- 49 values, . oe pleked fron! these two teams, to| calling upon each other, intrigue, thro 3c chiefs, varied as at . 25¢ 2 he meet a stmtlarly picked British Co- 0:0 rae Ee poor man to phir e that * sortment, c Children's" Plasnel lumbta team, s e is oO e right roac Yomen’s 25¢ Pin-O: h ja toan | niet Marry Watts at Boltthghadd, he is on the right ro ad | Women B56 On each - 2. = 0 Dresses, 2e val. ¥ ‘tania’ da chy Hose Supporters, 150 and 2 urkish wes, Sizes 2, 9 charged with aplicity in. the and he will quickly good frilled Towels, size 40 and 4 he | | Addie Roper see how the 4 per cent. atic; all x26, usnel bar- 2d Seven Italians, members ofa con : = | a 1s = c al Abe | | struction gang on the Portland @ compound interest 15 in- colors, at .. EUW at ...eee gain at 3 | creasing his progress. (By United Pre | SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 4 | Pacifie Coast league's 1907 “THE STORE THAT SERVES YOU BEST —~“GABVEY~ FEUCHANAN © & blast of dynamit season! While in a fit of jealousy, F. 6 ended with yesterday's games. Los! Aridgman of Chehalis late )@atur | Angeles wins the pennant, having |day night shot his wife in the back, | been the league leaders all season, | the wound of which will prove fatal | while Portland, iast year's pennant | Bridgman is tn jail | winning team, finishes tn the cel-} The county clerks of the: state Beaten in the one game they iatan | wanted to win, the Seattle bigh| school team is stilt full of its fight.) ing spirit and wil! battle for the} 4 orange and black here again Sat | le urday. Arrangements with Port-} land have been completed, and the On Savings We Pay Compound Interest TONIGHT Deposits may be sent by mail at son in Saturday's fight The big) colored fighter toyed with the fire- man, stopping him in the eleventh round fust as Flynn bad made some | TO EXPLAIN | ay oe ot of Istand county Friday Harbor is soon to have electric lights. The shingle milis of Whatcom 4 Weat Side high school of the Ore _ jlar. The league go gga at A | cemaniasd at Tacoma Saturdag. j | f ¢ . 4 gon city will line up agains: Coach | (Star Special Service.) | Clubs Won. Lost | Thirteen counties were represent | less than cost of street car fare. 4 ” x 1 ” 6 "“ 608 Phe fr . ‘ — - ge reek sepregation at the end) cata. Nov. &—Dr. BF Rot: | ioe nets eee octane rowan ores Remember that our Savings Department is 413 — S17 SECOND AVENUE 7 Hier of Seattle and Sharkey McLag-| Oakland ........ 97 101 489 | Ploree: vice-president, R.A. Koonts, OPEN EVERY SATURDAY EVENING, - |len of South Africa wrestle in the | Portland Je. Week Ginn eS From § to 8 o’Clock, le . nate men Todd, o' hitman; treasurer, Dor % ‘ Savoy theater tonight, the men t sey M. Hill, of Walla Walla With Extra Clerks, Extra Windows, Extra Fa- throw off their robes at 8:50. Dr atlas { Roller has been made the favorite INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. 4 cilities. in the betting as practically nothing Rev. Daniel R. Lacas, formerly Ne : jis Known of the South African. Ed tional chaplain of the G. A. R. q ——— j ate Burns will sree, | J. A. Swalwell of Everett, age 35, dled suddenly of heart disease at (By United Press. is perhaps the youngest thirty. / his home here last night 4 can inavian merican an SAN FRANCISCO, le pao third degree mason in the U ated | eave Per ir woe battYoshipa | Flynn was no match for Jack John States | bind Alaska Building, Seattl G. Smith has resigned as | facetious remark aboot the negro’s! night | eo > Saturdi cleverness. Arrangements for a» (By Unite Pr ess.) bape pov A nn — Pye BurnsJohuson fight will now be) gay FRANCISCO, Nov. 4 Chained Maather and Artaer Viet pushed. |Jimmy Kelly, who trained Mike|to represent the high school in the | Twin Sullivan at Goldfield, has re | tarned Ace ing to Kell the laseertion that Sullivan's fight with! | Prank Fie state high school debates this win ter A change of venue has been de # was a frame, requires | —— “COAST LEAGUE. reoognined impr Tocted with a View wolaly t of the savings of wise and example the protection and } arefui poopie Los Angeles 4, 4; Portland 2, 1. __ AUTHORITIES First game. R.H. Elan explanation : Loa oe eg 44 a} Kelly explains that when they | ; Portland ‘ -2 % 2) went to Nevada it was with the | SIGN WORK IS Eas. | Wderstanding that the fight would tea —| jolph Batteries—Randol} ibe te a fatsh, and Do not allow your valuable Victor records to ic around where they will be covered with dust We are selling fine record cabinets as low as $15.00, and Toman. told that if not suited money would be refunded | Sullivan was afraid to finish his Artistic Creations on New) Johnston Company) Prisco 8, 0; Oakland a 3 } a Upen their arrtval ' 2 ; i : ial que Bernat os: |they discovered that the bottom 1H caitaratond onder the rood ° ' E Second same. - 1.5. had dropped out of things and the! a —h ee. oe Low Angeles ...... +410 L}elub management didn’t, see where | eee Portiand .... ... «-l 7 6 & could afford to pay the $2,000 | license necessary for a finish fight Batteries—Parns and Hogan; | ¥ 4 | —_—_— Jovntre.. | tt Was finally agreed to put on a} | BE L » Andrade and Hoffman. Umpire }20-round fight eine aileand “wee | Depends upon the care you take of it the price of the cabinet will soon be saved when you consider the you AGREE Morning game. R.H.E.|man too soon for fear the crowd tdi * |], protection it affords your records, We will be glad to send Oakiand e 5 12 1|wondd want the money and lot him | Building Attract Atten-| I @ catalogue of our cabinets upon request San , Francisco #11 Ljstay, When he did go a Fields} tion, } Batterien—Jenkins and suilt- |'%, ‘he twentieth round, he discover > van; Willis and Smith. ae ven tne nee. } | Te Aiiacibiia R.HR| George Pearce Passes Away. Tho sign work on @ store or po Oskland ............ ....3 9 2] LONDON, Nov. 4—~The death | dullding ts a matter which mer sah : . R. San Francisco .. 0 & 4/8 announced of Sir George Pearce, | Chants wa 3 nen the Bn That millions of disease germs are continually be- One chairman of the Fairfield , | portance ol Many firms either Batteries—Hopkin and = Sull } overdo it or do not have a sufficient i i i on ner «rend ag le building and Kagineering cor ist gg ee one oy ing taken into the system from the air, food and wa- ts Sarde Tiersen’ teninas @ was born In 1861, roaring hw Goong ag = ‘ ie tate s me | Wholesale and Retail Victor Dealers Two TO PICK TEAM. bat New Manager Arrives. — thing bot atiathe. ted ne healthy person throws them off and is 1406 Second Avenue “7 yet noth? new manager for the vod 1, | fF D. 8. Johnston Co, the Pioneer unharmed; one who is weak or “run down” usually [| " a Pm hg : 2b wr ehh 5 ‘ Sea ve fi snd, | Piano Dealers, on thet w build 2 Pans - ¥ ans Saat: 85 ' om gre By tolht and hie duties toda pr ire: 1 Un tty, has falls a prey to their ravages. The best safeguard METROPOLITAN BROKERAGE COMPANY, bn ’ ; attracted unusual attention BROKERS———. { aod the Whites, the Whites win More battleships at tar 1} The fine gold rais tera of ; ‘ : sas —Sunett Spe j ning by @ score of 5 to 4. Tuesday than ever befor ‘nc eat ite «4 BOE nk ony on sr ak Ga is to be in good physical condition. | ener, ind. $605. "Rosme {007-1008 Amerloan, Bank Building ” gd ' _— arenenemeen pease bs nd Ginny aisertive, eid, tab Dee DOWNING, HOPKINS & RYER, INC. By the Third avenue and | ersity BROKERS net. street dos. i orm the ke, Fonda Grate Priva Wires a firm trade mark ts w out fr > r . TOPCOAT SALE IS ON NOW ) eis i.e2 oe tit mnt te meen ot er in the lower corner, and a oe ANOS ta, X combined transparent a gota of OROP }border sign Is placed along top ij fot eact ' bd This was ¢ ted by | | Barrett Co., the well k y s no use talking, 6% | i }local art and ts w at t z a Pa a 1s done it for me aa | [the finest « done in the cit The Pure Malt Tonic, it will do the same for mae — | ; tell you what to do—jusl j LARGE ELECTRIC SIGN case of it, and it you ean D Th ki d h oo Se oe coe nee See Se the Seattle Spirit, ask t of j the largest electric nm the ; : pr P. $. B. Co. to explain. bh | e in t at a won ua "e a as ¥- o Is a tissue builder and blood purifier. It will tone They are the exchisive Dotter Som . tha Selasaen “Ge . = : of “Seattle Pride,” and it so nj | eep 8) t e Yai ics tatnt lenis. ok elas ‘lesa te A and invigorate the system and impart new vigor taluly the beer of secret nis forty-six feet, with letters each five iy : . cod of th Excellent material—latest styles—and ex feet high, spelling the word “P and strength. & Puget Sound Bottling Or pert tailoring. Can not be duplicated any ano’ 1 wards of three hun Sompan Phone ; where else for the money. Ired lights are nove in the { venpeny lor The bulb are frosted Pike Some a aeetae A case should be in every home. 1 white light ud of un angle of fon BEKI NJ MOVING AND og Bose Ny STORAGE CO,, Ine : t Unt CORNER THIRD AND WASHINGTON. oth art 8 e Upon short notice we will pack and box furniture, piade® D 1 ( pictures, briowbraec, china, glassware, et id 7 Jed n { r We will pack and prepare goods f hipment and forw Opposite the Totem Pole. | wt oth pat SEATTLE BREWING & MALTING CO, thems > sa) par atthe ae ‘i ty by the Beer tu, the i hittin poe ite ae ayer We will pack and store the entire ntents of @ house . t th BREWERS AND B OTTLERS OF THE our fire proof waret is me a asa FAMOUS RAINIER BEER i We can tell you to a cent what it will cost te pack you goods. 27 Phones: } | MOVING, PACKING INDEPENDENT, 27 PRIVATE “Main 1523; | On the Square and on the Square Pj vmison'tw s EXCHANGE eee eee em € PROOF STORAGE ad