The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 8, 1907, Page 2

ae OAKLAND MEETING ON TOMORROW (Star Special Service.) PMERYVILAS Cal Nov 9 The annual winter season of the New California Jockey elub starts tomorrow and will run 150 days There are more horses stabled on the traf than ever before in the history of California ractng and a highly succesaful season is anticipate More eastern owners | have shipped their atrings to the coast than ever before, and for this reason the class of horses ractng will be much higher than it has been for a number of years. The two most prominent owners from the east whose ra will be seen on track are Sam Hil deoth, tha 1 knows turfman, and Richard S. Carman, the Long Ixland wi string of Carman raced a small Angeles last winter, but he cop cluded, after making extenstve pur chases in New York, to cast his for tunes with Oakland this winter Among the horses owned by ( aire, who brought a horses to California string at Los Sar man are | winner Mark Antony TT, a apoedy sprinter imported from — England the speedy @-yoarolda, Magazine Martha Jan, W. H. Carey, who was the beat horse at Aacot last winter and who won four handioapa at New York last spring, Arimo, th of many races, Golden Shore, a very speedy horse and a big buneh yourtitge Guy Burns, the brother of “the famous rider, Tommy Burne, will do all of the riding for the Carman stable The string race la the ever been which Hildreth will most valuable that has brought to the coast Among the horses is t secon best S-yearald of for whom was pald the big pr of $20,000, Vell, who was purchased from James R. Keene for $8,500 Meelick, purchased from John RK Madden fof $12,000, and a big string of yearlings Hfldweth will also race the old campaigners Tony Fadit and Rapit Water, The feature of the ning tomorrow will be the opening handicap of ove mile MUCH DEPENDS ON GAMES TODAY AND Considerable importance ts at tached to the football games in the north west and Waabington’s ie the game this afternoon with Whitman it Whitman wina, Washtugton is hopelessly down and today tomorrow all important game out, but if the varsity trims the mifastonartes, she will etill have a chanee for the championship with Pull and Oregon Pullman plays Idaho today, and Oregon meets the O. A. C. tomor row, While the Washington farm ers and Oregon varsity look to be the certain winners, the games wi!) be watched with Interest, for should either of them lose they HOO HOOS LOSE TO HIGH LIFES Ry losing two out of three games to the High Lifes last night, the Hoo Hoos lost their lead in the 8. A.C. bowling league race, drop. ping back fmto a position second fo the Educates. The scores fol tow Hoo Hoos . . Se Gardner 186 155 158— 499 Jones 193 184 183—- 580 Generanc Mg 165-— 480} Farr 167 140— 465 Holland 160 159— 475, Totals 843 820 807—2479 High Lifes i z 3 Tt'te. Degnan 17% 187 195— 565 McGregor 181 160 180-—~ 471 Piniey 222 198 191-— 546 Charehil} 184 182 1891— 477! Keating 167 «201 170— 538 Totals 827 893 867—2587 High score—Finley, 222. High average—Jones, 186 2-3 High Lifes—Margin, 108 ATHLETES TO MEET AT PORTLAND Ta Portland tonight the cream ef the Seattle Athletic club and Multoomah Athletic club wrestlers and boxers will come together in several bouts that should prove tn Yeresting. Sam Peck of Seattle will take on Ed Johnson, the pride of “~~ panicled aa a Most distressing cases of eczema ere relieved by Soap Lake Salve. and hold their shape. lent n Opposite the Totem TOMORROW would be throwa out of the run ning As Oregon has defeated idaho. the Pullman-idaho game will give a line on the comparative strength of the two teams, both of whieh claimed the championship Inst yea Tomorrow afternoon a double header will be played at Dagdale’s park, the 8. A. C. meeting the vic torious sailors fro mthe Nebraska, and the Seattle high school play ing the Portland high. The satlors are out after the northwest cham plonship and the 8 A. C. ts deter mined to stop thelr march. The high school must win to restore the confidence lost by tts defeat at the hands of Spokane. = = = ne the Webfoot city, in a heavyweight boxing go, white a Seattle Johnsen | will tackle «a named Dennis. not afraid of try mat Portiand wrestler George Kine igar Frank conclustons a will with him Walsh and Brown are scheduled for four-round boxing go, 4 Dranga and Ford will furnish an other bout which should prove “ teresting. TEAM OFF TONIGHT FOR VANCOUVER © The all Seattle Tacoma = soccer team which is to represent the American Northwest in a kame of soccer at Vancouver tomorrow! afternoon with an allfiritish Co lumbla team, will leave at mid night tonight for the Canadian city, accompanied supporters. Sunday afternoon Tacoma plays the Rangers, and tackle Fort Lawton PLAY FOR THE by about 306 "| the Seattles| THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1907. hai meee es emma ee eee aaa REGAN A WONDER. “ECHIE” OF EAST ttle Btar Exclusive ILARSI@HIA, Nov nay ALR wn white, striped field pends upon Regan, back, who Is rogar n ie watd te wall of the gant Pia tie genoralahip ive player, with wr educated toe, and & wonderful de ive player, i@ rune the Penn ven at Hehtoing speed and with jan Intelligence that haa gained for jhig a niche high In the wall of football fame and glory 4 upon the this fall de star quarter 4 as the Reker committee, at ite Y, wuthorized the street department to make pur chases ot two new wagons BELLINGHAM CELEBRATION, (By United BELLINGHAM, bers of the Whate a ton will 1 morry at the’ banquet to be given in t Byron hotel next Monday nigh jobrat ing the anniversary of the day the state of Washington was admitted §.—Mem County Bar to the union. Gov, Mead will be present, as well as Judge Han ford, of the federal court, Judge Root, of the supreme court, and other distinguished visitors iry Patrebild ie also on the list of speakers for the eventing There will be no money ‘tightness here we learn keep our to surance money at home eee Guns Vor Ment Piper x Tak 1024.26 Second av. | CHAMPIONSHIP. At Dugdale’s park tomorrow morning, the Centrale aad the B. Day football clevens will meet for the champlonship of the Gram mar School league, the Centrale having defeated al) the tea io the southern division, and the B. |F. Day eleven having done | wise in the Northern section wame will be called at 10:30 PALACE MEAT MARKET Carries the choicest and freshest | meats, poultry and fish in the ety ‘ry it. 604 Second ay The iaterial. ithe | your hand ta Every garment is made of excel | | | | It may rain any time tomorrow Don't be fooled if the sun fe umbretia. But if you haven't highest grades from $1.00 up. And up one it make @ selection from the large number we have. Asean KICKING ~~ Spectacles $1.00 1207 Second ay sbining-—-carry in high time your to The Lillagar & Barkman 1310 Second Ave.—Hats and Umbrellas. ON ALL DEPOSITS Savings in a “Bank for Savings only” portant deposits; not the least Make a Front Wear appearance. ilored, fit well, ERASMAS A IRAE SL NEE | SQUARE AND ON THE ON THE SQUARE Successful Your appearance is what counts both in your social and business standing and your appearance, of course, is ninety per cent a mat- ter of clothes. Regal $15 Clothes You will not need to worry about They are all look well Come to us with your eye troubles, SCHUCHARD OPTICAL co, costa § Co, and In the ¢ best hoat. Bee G. H. ¥ 112 Untveraity at deals Time There is that in ¢ continued good Ix They start with being all wool; care in workmanship gives lasting shape. The style and fit are beyond range of selection H If you are go and modest prices AT BOTH STORES, $20, $25, $30, and $35. RAINCOATS AND OVERCOATS, $15 UP. . 719 Second wree King Bros. Co. os Gelman SN Correct Apparel for Men. Columbia “METROPOLITAN BROKERAGE COMPANY, BRO KERS- SEATTLE — This is Stocks, Bonds and Grain. Private Wire hones—Sunset Main te: the coffee 2967, ind. 2505. Rooms 10071008, American Bank Building. he Ea country; don’t drink poor o_—_ wins sutte donetsemtemeqenmnnntn gaiieties Pawnaiperd a ———— — Br a 7 tuff. DOWNING, HOPKI RYER, INC. 15, 9:85 and 7:30 p.m. | ° * OPKINS & R, INC Lo. seecey. Aro gen. Seattle Your grocer retorms your mou dink’ vicices ol — poe: Private TS ane a at | a: e, jain acoma~ 1 if you don't ike Schilling’s Bet, and buy your fall gold. simply this store, and you rec Half Block North Checks and ARE GOOD AT OUR STORE, Our Prices Are Cut Lower Than Ever Bef Owing to the financial flurry of the past few weeks, the Big Purchase Sale has decided, in order ti move the immense stock of Men’s, Men’s Suits. $6.50 Men's Fine Biack W : | ° sada tgs ltl tad wo ep hg William || The Store That Serves You Best (By United Pre , farcou! satled from Quebee for ATLANTA, Ga., Nov, 8—Dr2J.| icnglund on the Vietorlan this morn Lewin Browne, organiat of thagwe | \"t The caw his sudden de cred Heart church, has been ar. | Pate WW unknown, ¢ @ Con to the rested, charged with attempting to Gavin MoNab Improving shoot Father Guin, the priest in| HAN FRANCISCO, Nov, 8.—The} charge of the chureh. It is stated | condition of Gavin MeNab, the law: | Dr, Browne had been drinking | Yer 4nd democratic leader, who was Rrowne ducted the musical fos | seriously injured in & runaway ac tival at Cincinnat! last year and | cident Ms yr yh much = . 9 | proved is ek an a sr Mets Wea sam wan aft boeva. oa | | Ml TOMOWFOW Night 7:00 to 9:30 world’s fair . jhe will recover by Wagner's wage vat A. 0. U. W. BMOKER | PROGRAM MUSIC Of ALL NATIONS Heat Your House ai)’ mécuboregiet Ge otser. abel Soetias-—Aanahwoin fon With a guaranteed furnace, Only | cordin invited to attend a} Wee at Columbia Lodge, No. 2,| at 1404 7th av. on Friday event | Novemb@t 8th on powt and We Kwedian Marking Cotton Those suits, so \ Melodies oF WEEKLY-END CLEANUP AT THE all colors; SATURDAY SPECIALS AFTER 6 P. M. ~Garvey Buchanan Co Talented Orchestra PROGRAM inten Neanert Vrom angley erica ew ' R Now, blew! BARGAIN BOOTH i Lower Floor and You Blasted bovead 11) UF ns nsrwees, mee iis; a ens cA o- ' Men's i nderwoar, ues eo ite; at each . nav - ; wok a Pins, card of ai ‘ Ive bought one of | Darkour's linen Pintch Seiad: apes ‘aay I Black Darning Cotton; spool spool gh SESBSESZE ||) | Regular $5.00 Pur Scarfs | $1.60 Auto Veils, 3 yard itt . $2.98 | R ‘ 1} | Women's Muslin Gowns, values | Children’s 10c and ce ‘ | to $1.06; at bOe | pair ,.., =e 190 Aivothk Tafteia ‘Ribbons, ; he ter || yard 12%e | Shine tow — | Men’s and Women's 60c Um | 25¢ Shams end Dresgep _ } brelias ave Pa Se ‘ |}, | Chiidren’s $1.00 Outing Dresses | OC °C" 58¢ | ioc Exte 2he Bristle Hair Brushes .1%¢ | kindly with clothes of merit. Women's 26c Pin-On Howe Sup- | yen's 260 porte’ 10¢ Hose; pai mur Winter Suits which assures steanaute Vaicun Souter sen i3¢ Shirts xoks through long, hard wear uns paring Saturday, After 6 p. m., each promptly long at 28¢ each criticism. The is large ing to get a Suit, the excellence of ours should commend them. LACE CURTAIN ENDS—Val- wes to $2.50 Pair, very special re to attend the sale | They can't last very ~ THE STORE THAT SERVES YOU BEST SRUCHANANS 41S — UIS—ll7 SECOND AVENUE RUGS — Regularly worth|| $28.00, Saturday, $17.75) from 8 to 9 p.m Size 9x12, An odd dosy rage all told. Buy tomorow factory cost. “Sar eA AND vetver || 28c night at less than eT - ete tet eee ety * Sesser SEATTLE-TACOMA Fare %o-—-Round Trij FOUR ROUND TRIPS Youths’ and Children’s Clothing, Goods, at once to make another cut in their alread y extremely low prices. or winter outfit we have gone through our big stock and made liberal reductions on eive the benefit of these tremendous price cuttings will convince you that in no other store have such bargains been offered. lowing week these prices will prevail Men's Fine Neckwear. orsted Suits, $3.65 si $2.65 Youths’ Shoes, in box calf and vid $8.00 Men's Sults, in all-wool black Scotch Bow Ties .... 10¢ kid : cheviot $4.75 © Fancy Teck Ties for 15¢ | $2.00 Children’s Shoes, in viet kid $10.00 Men's Suits, in Spotch plaids and gray | 286 New Four-in-Hands for zhe miuteres l0e Fancy Handkerchiefs he Ladies’ Shoes. $12.60 Men's Suits, in dress vicunas, serges Pant $3.75 Ladies’ Shoes, in dongola, matt Hd latest styles cut Ss. Goodyear welt $15.00 and $18.00 Men's Suits, in . $2.50 Ladies’ Shoes, tn vici kid) black serges, double and single $1.50 Men's English Corded Working Pants [” plucher cut $2't0 98¢ | $2.50 Ladies’ Shoes, in dongola . tobe tere ce ee $1.60 | $2.50 Misses’ Schoo! Shoes, in 4 Youths’ Suits. ite B me 9 ne wing 8 seg : $2.25 calf skin : 7E oye 'o roy Koee Pants go a! ry $5.00 Youths’ Suits, in black worsteds, @2,55 ™ eae Sweaters. " - biel = Son plaids z aaa Socks and Suspenders. . 50 Sweaters for ones ur 5 4.00 Fancy AllW Sweaters 110.90 sad $12.00 Youths Suits ts tm ed Heavy An Wool Alaska Socks, worth S0c a | $2.50 Wool Sweaters for eds and cheviots: splen values pair; ‘for 20. 96.35 | 25¢ Men's Warranted asi ‘ilack Lice Trunks and Telescopes. Thread Socks, for 10¢ Monarch Shoe &ClothingCo. 1317-1319 FIRST AVENUE, of Postoffice. Bet Opposite New Arcade Block Fly on the Fiyer ROUTE. Hats, your check or clearing house certificate is just as good with us asthe And another thing we can guarantee you is a big saving on everything that you purchase, if extraordinary times we have to do extraordinary things to meet the occasion One glance through our storey Fine $7.00 Trunks for COFFEE. Don't drink poor stuff; oY | the world is full of it. MLy. “* we pay him AND Shoes and Fu Do not hesitate to consti What we have done svery article in otf) For tomorrow and the fol Youths’ Shoes. R R R R ‘ R Men's Overcoats and Cravenettes. | 2¢ Suxpenders for 10¢ | $20.00 Trunk, straps attached; for . R $12.60 Men's Overcoats, in blue and black | %5¢ Heavy Suspendors for WHE | $7.0 Suit Cases for yes R beaver 5.95 | Genuine President Suspenders go at Solid Leather $10.00 Suit Cases R $16.00 Men's Fancy ‘Top Coats, light browns “ =e Seen oe R and meltons and cashmeres: latest styles Hats—100 Dozen Fall Hats. 86c Telescopes for 5ae R $8.75 $1.00 Telescopes for ‘ R Waaulueno ever’ 1 $3.00 Derby Hats Black tod Seu Furnishing Goods. i out anti-bine rain-proof 88.90 8 ) 4, bla wnd brown She Pienes Lined’ Vaderwesr 40¢ $2.00 Soft, latest shapes - Ht Ribbed rweat R ' ee $5.00 Soft, latest shapes Tbe Heavy Ribbed . At Men's Dress Shirts. $6.00 John B. Stetson Hats $1.00 Heavy W acer 95 ; s Pancy Stiff Front Shirtss regular $1.00 $1.50 Heavy Wool Ribbed t lerweat - 956 kind; for Bhe and 45 * ~ 2.00 edium fix Wool ‘w bie tie Men's Shoes. be ee 7 $1.25 Children’s Suits ; $4.00 and $5.00 Children’s re ten extra arene Reet Cait hone, len: One plat 50 Dozen Shirts. ; toe $1.85 | $2.00 Caiifornia Flanne oe in $5.66 Bextra Weary D Hreaste, ay orsteds $2.45 [$3.90 Men's Vici Kid and Hox Ca t $5.00 and $6.00 Children's Suits, in Soot Vlucher out ig a} plaids, tweeds and fancy mixtures ..&§.4 $4.00 Men's Patent Les , bo Black Sateen W so wih 43¢ ather Shoe sc Blue and Wh ay Sig jl $8.00 Men's High Cut Shoe 16-t1 — Children’s Reefers water-proof; blacks 75 Doezn Boys’ Shirts. $5.00 Children’s Reefers, in fancy gra and | $6.50 Men's High ¢ Shoe 124 Mother's Friend He kerseys, with meta! buttons S345 black and tans Fancy Stik Mixed, $ f +4 $8.00 Children's Reefers, in navy blue chevi- | $6.00 Men's High Gut Shoes, 1 26e Box Socks, black a nateral wool » is ots, viounas; gray flannel lined $4.45 | black and tan 260 Suspenders sanes — University and Union Streets