The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 11, 1907, Page 2

' i i SURPRISE IN BIG EVENT AT.OAKLAND TRACK. The racing season opened at jever, he wan not supposed to be tn Oaktand last turday, with a Montgomery's elasa, and hia vie large crowd gm attendance and the tory was one of the biggest sur bette brisk” ‘The crowd had typ Prikes that ever happened in coast of the day's argument with racing. The mile was run in the bette: the books, as fou home in front faat time of 1:39 15. ‘eaulta follo favorites came The bie surprise of the day oo n furlongs tinmas won, curred in the opening handicap, In Phalanx second, Progress third which Hgdreth’s entry, Monggom: | Time 1:2 ery and 1, coupled In the bet-| One mile and 50 yards, selling ting, was considered a elnch and | Blixa F. won, Orchan second, held at the short price of 2 to 4, Nabonassar third. Time 1:48 46 The winner turned up in Jack 1@ mile, selling——d Ball won: Nunally, a practically unknown Rocond, Pleiades third, Time quantity, who, at 30 to 1, out g&med Montgomery at the fintsh mile, Inaugural handicap and won by a short head Jack Nunnalty won, Montgomery The winver bad never distin. second, Acrobat third, Time 1:39 1-6 guished himself in California or Five furlongs, pu Mazagine the east, but his repw was we Paparolta ad, Gene gained at Butte last same Russell third, Time 5 | he won four races. His best per Futurity course, pi Sir Bett “1 The mist Time » Rall second, 1:09 1-5. lar wor third on he trimmed the Native Son, How. formance was w ceeate sr aprinter SAILORS BEAT S. A. C. AND HIGH TRIMS PORTLAND The doubleheader of Saturday; forward passes of Cayle and Mac gave Seattle two good games of| Kay were too much for Portland per say the final score being 23 to 0. Evans football. The Seattle Athletic club). Gish, two substitutes, played team went down fm defeat to the fine ball for the W Nebraska sailors, bat not until the A double head C had shown a ¢ s which augure Saturday is now yha ble. The well for future sue The Wash. Washington high will play the Ta ington high sch ated coma high 1 again, and the its off time speed by & a a. 6 probably line up et the Y C. A, team of the Portland. agalt The clubmen are st yet In con; City of Destiny dition hard football, and the ~ showing they made, holding the SR EER ERR ERE EE EH sailora down to 9 to 4, was sur @ * prising. Ke: he A. € * OTHER GAMES. . ed a goal from the Mor a * ery did likew ° ® Carlisle 2%, Harvard 15. - kana, and a forw pass @ Yale 22, Brown 0 - the ball had been b ered # Princeton Ambhe - the field, scored a touchdown for ® Swarthmore 18, Navy 0. * the sailors, wit < * Cornell 4, Army 0 * The high sc * Spokane High 22, Tacoma 0. # for Portland . # Bellingham 6 t 5 * fast, consistent football, but the big * 7 men of the Seattle team, and the | @ * *& &e& & & eke we ee & DYNAMITE ON TRACK | CAUSES SCARE re Stmms, b it was found that Georgetown peop some time yesterday that a the ex were left in the coe cigge rte sete ous position by smail * laid plo wreck = North fficer Stmr and that a cifle train with dynamite had only gmount of the dynamite had ; been frust by the re hidden away on Kast How moval from t oad tracks of The boys explained av more than a de stieks of dyna 2 using the d 4 " mite which w found there by yw at each in their pla Frank Trout, Jr.. the night t ° place whe got the dyna Pot we has t * heen locate by Upon investigation FATAL KENTUCKY DUEL. (By United Press.) FERNANDA the Ky. Nov. 11 DEAD "ROBB William Hopkina, so: nas Hopkins, and this place, fought Frank of Hopkin’ Foley is slightly injure was in (By United Press.) ST. PETERSHURG, Nov. 11 The first direct reports from the scene of the great earthquake at Karatagh, Russian Turk about M » b three weeks ago, reached this city 2 on Mt ay from a corporal who accompan nea st. at 10 the relief expedition sent to Jamar- @¢loek last night, and robbed of kan. Telegraphing under date of $6 in cash. Knight is a bookkeep Nov. 9, the corporal says er living at 1110 y and “The town of Karat was on his w as pletely destroyed The suddenty ¢ mated by the thr numbered about 490 in Karatagh, ‘!stwaymen. One held a r and about 10.000 fn the adoining © bis head whit the ot two district of Denausk. All the vil Telieved him of his cash, after lages in the vicinitq were hed whieh they let him go. Knight im It i@ probable that there are hun wage alled « ~ sta dreds more d in the villages. ‘oa sanies Tae wee ead tees AGED PIONEER DEAD. escape before the police reached — the scene. Frank Conway, father of James Conway, counctiman from the First CLUB T0 HOLD SMOKER ward, died at Providence hospital Saturday night. He was 69 y — _ old and had lived in Seattle 1| The Athh elub will viciaity for 22 years. The funeral hold its second smoker Friday eve was held this morning from Our) sing. © program of w ‘ Lady of the Good Help church ing and music to be Brown (By United Press.) WASHINGTON, D. ©., Nov. 11 Louts Emory McComas, associ usties of the court of appeals of th District of Columbia, former United at States senator and for four terms congressman from Maryland 9 at his home in this city yesterday. work in th to heart failure. dur f a ‘ear 1908. His death was due On the Square and on the Square GET THE NEW HAT | : NOW i Regal $2 Hats | ' THESHUB | | On the Square and on the Square. ¢ \ 0 © 0 YOUNG DONAHUE, Young Donahue, the lightweight who is booked to meet George Memaic in December, in different fighters, He does a fight lives In Boston, and a m Hghe from all other not train for Donahue few years ago was chamy we athe of New me yonths ame he dec train ng tales were all boab and that @ inan in ordinary health, not trained for fighting id do better than the fighter whe "| w s get ng into “condition Whether Donahue wit be able to of nontraining faces Memate He declares continue the proof superiority when he remains to be #een he will not do any work previous to the battle WASHINGTON HAS HOPES | EX:POLICEMAN MAY BE AY HIGHWAYMAN. °| ut, early yoaterdas"@ornitie ds © oa had caught the gar og R ru wide, yard inches wid Reilly, an ex-polleeman, i* now @) year the scene of 6 atfampted $1.00 Irish Linen Table Damaske—70 inoh 75 $1.69 German Batin Table Damaske prisoner at the elty jail Retlly | vob y. He was also a passenger] — | oe» wide, yard Cc inches wide Twas takon in custody by detectiges|on the same car in whieh Mitten $1.50 Dozen Irish Linen Napkins-—Size 1 25 $2.19 Dozen Irish Lir en Napkins se | who investigated the robbery lrode up the hill, leaving it when 20x20, doxven PY 4 n20, don Mitton left the car at Boven wy. the latter stepped off at Boren $3.00 Dozen Irish Linen Napkine—Isixe 9 50 $3.75 Doren Irish Linen Napkins —size and was followed by another paw | av | dozen ' x2) a songer, When bY the shade of| “Reilly wae r Macharged $2.75 Dozen irish Linen Napkine—Size $2 39 $4.75 Dozen Irish Linen Napkine—-Bize some trees, he was assaulted, and | from the poliee force, after having 29x23, doxen ‘ fozen luatily erted for help. The amsail|been arrested for dinorderly coo ant b 1¢ alarmed and jumped|duct, Since his discharge he has } ERTAAl EXTRAI! ag tubound aswault Zi : who arrived BARGAINBOOTH | (Kear Math Floor.) TOMORROW, James at, car, Off ra| been arrested on charges uf were in time to hall} an dbattery and drunkenness } 4 5 2he All-Linen Initial Hand: BEEN LOCATED Store That Serv THE THANKSGIVING LINEN SALE THE SEATTLE STAR MGNDQY NOVEMBER 11, 1907. ‘THIS PUG DON'T TRAIN You Best Begine Anew Tomorrow. This io a sale no auving housewife can afford to miwm Ar os giving and future neods, No@ ja spl@did supplying time at t Suspectod having attest 4, the ear myer have it stopped, and 650 Irish Linen Tabig Damaske-—62 inches 5bc ia, © vagy | Radly wae found to besthe gnly wide, yard > wa to rob Davie Wilttian, of 1000 Zone esate The man, it was JéBrn 706 Irish Linen Table Damaske—70 inche: 65c " Remnants of Silks and Dress Goods HALF PRIC Hundreds and bundrode séawon's most popular dé $7.19 Irish Linen Table Darr 39 German Satin Table Dam eMate, Thanks en store. 66 Ineby asks rok s—72 kerehiefe—Dainty: croms colorings {n attractive ee e naa | bar effects; all in - 15 lengths, Save exactly half tomo Two suspects anewering the; Covington murder leaked out Ryan itlala, special Cc) row, w ription of Frank Covington |*poke of the pair to Detective D. |i | : ‘cae Chasis Seationn, Wik teats! oS ee oma depart i" joo Hurtinon, the T4alUVe) ont It war found by comparison [auras s of Men Agnes Coving|that both men answered the de age Three Hours of Phenomenal Bargain Givin SPECI ton, are believed to have shipped! seriptions of Covington aud Burit FROM 2 TO 3 FROM 4 105 |from Tacoma, September 23, on The | son to # dot, the latter even posses vo Tomorrow Afternoon PM American ship Henry Fatling, sing the oye with # cataract Women's 16-But . which ts due to reach Vulpariso,| which he tried to conceal as much ton Finest Kid GSPECIAL—FROM 3 TO 4 P.M Chill, about fF mber 1. The men as possible. Gloves. Reguiar signed for the voyage through the The local department has been New, Heavy Mercerized Pettiooate—Regular $2.50 values, fb allor’s boarding howse maintained | | pt of thiv Information for tween the hours of 3 and 4 p. m. tomorrow, $1 39 hou by Willtam yan time, and arrangements have | hours of each daca * ' The two men appeared so ner | t oto have the two suspects p. m. tomorrow, , yous and exetted mich unusual com-| taken In custody as soon as the par Women’s Heavy Cotton Vests and Pante—-Gpecial 580 vaiues, ment that when the story of the! vessel reaches her destination $2.75 between the hours of 3 and 4 p. m. tomorrow, 47 each j . owns C cnn Reguiar 20c Bat tenberg Doilies— 1Otneh round oF Between the hours of 2 and 3 p. m. tomorrow, square. The Easiest an Best Way Is to Pay All Bills by Check Then you have an exact record of just what it is costing you to and row, each loe Regular 6i4e Piaid Outing Flannels, New Assortment tween the of 2 and 3 p. be live live Arnold's Fine 36-inch Flannelettes between the hours of 4 and 4 Choice of Any 250 : Reating ts m 3 to 4 p. yard : The University of Washington ; mac fi i football team, in spite of ita de Just what « - h dollar is sat at the hands of Whitman, | paid for. Error is less has high hopes of yet winning the | likely: it’s a safeguard Fly on the Fiyer thweat championship. Oregon | ; a safegua SEATTLE-TACOMA ROUTE. was defeated Saturday, to the sur-| against paying _ bills Fare 35e—Round Trip, 500 prise of every one, hy tho Oregon | twice. The check you FOUR ROUND TRIPS DAILY. kricultural college, 4 to 0; and| LEAVES SEATTLE — 6:45 as Pullman was Friday defeated | give to the landlord or and 10:25 a. m, 2:05 and 6:45 by Maho, a team which tn turn] the merchant comes m. s has been defeated by Oregon, | 4 LEAVES TACOMA — 6:35 « Washington figures that ite ree | mck to you through the m. and 12:15, 3:58 and 7:30 p.m. ord in AB good as any, excepting ES ” af the U. SEELEY, Jr, Agent. Seattle the O AC and Whitman. If mank and is itself the swe Wain 00 Tecoma shington can defeat Oreson best receipt you can have Tel. 212. Saturday, and late feat Idaho, for money paid This and one of the teama which are . “ : ¥ to play Whitman and the O. A. ( bank will welcome your take them both down the tine, the ; H. LL. KLEIN local ‘varsity will have as much checking account, be it THE SHOEMAKER ght to the championship as eny large or small; business, If you can't get boots or shoes of the other teams. " — Pt yy — By B houschold or personal to fit you, get them made to measure at SOCCER FOOTBALL 217 JAMES STREET. FOOTB eu Seviags ie The Rang ot tle mot de feat yesterday at the ande of the Tacoma soceer team, the score by og T to 6. The Fort Law noldiers play od iy were forced nal we points were to re betner tte 0 All made in the first The afl-Mritieh Columbia and the all-Northwest team played a fast game of soccer in Vancow the Canadians wit r Saturda am The regular local eason opens Sunday ~ SATURDAY’S RACES: noceer league OAKLAND. st race, sevencighths mile Martinmas, 109 (Davis) »1 won Phalanx, 112 see Ne gress, 109, third. Tir Second rac one ma Elsa beth F, 107 (Burns), 7 to 2. won Irehan, 7 ad Nabonasaar Tht 4 mile Ed fa y Burna), Cello, alad 02, t i ’ innall o c u won: Montgomer 16. econd \crobat O11, th i T e, 1 v1 Fifth noe, five th mile Magazine 105 ry to a Pajorita, 1 one 1 Gene Russell, 111, third eo. 59 4 Sixth nee, futurity ar Bi 7 y Lyneb 8 tw 1, won tal 104 eoond The Mist hird. Time, 1:09 1-5 Buy your hat « B. WN. Brooks Co., 1331 Second av. Bring in your Clearing-House Certificates. We accept them the same as cash. Now Is the Time to Put Your Money Into a Piano You can see It, hear it, take it with you wherever you go with a good payment down, We will give you time for balance without interest Cline’s Piano House 1205 Second Ave. A LITTLE FAUIT TA $5 down, $5 a Month Per Acre In the famous Yakima dis trict Cultivated, irrigated, planted and eared for. CALHOUN, DENNY & EWING, Ino, Alaska Bidy. O / Compound © Itterest We Pay DESCRIPTION NATIONAL BOND co., | BUILDING. 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