The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 5, 1907, Page 2

ALL-STAR HIGH The s tnoly » Hne-up, Coyle be ed an high ggehoot | ing ptain, The Salis pie ard lows Phillips, Butte, left the ¢ Mv Hutte, left tackle; M two and Tac 2 one. It will be/left guard: Churehtt noticed. that Wallace De Witt, the | conte Wooictx, But right 8 wond » whose | guard; Engethorn okane, right ki and team | tac 20, Spo right end Ya 1 viete ' t}¢ attle, quarterback and in \ and jeaptainy Jay th, Seatt loft ra Wa ton high} half; Sehracder, Butte, fullback Bel © pla Tanner, Tacoma, right half The Po i 1 h ayo State loti ‘ bine the big game wrday Ww » fe tee ben A if Tom MeDonald Billy v it hea: iM « b actu The Multnomah eleven which ally | Ne ¢ Dowd! to line up against Seattle will of th ke|t hy that the club a oh ad in ta A 1 have be d ¢ ' ° », Stott, Lon vietory ton, “Do vd who, w taken of the O. A, ¢ ful player in BILLY PAPKE. Hugo Kelly of Chic HUGO KELLY and Bill} has not been announced. 4 a Papke, the Spring Vs middie ca 18 at Weight, will meet to settle the ques which wit ke utile tlon of supremacy before the Bad heavyweight affal Just er Athletic club at Milwauke: fighting in the east some time next month. The soft things every week GAME IS POSTPONED The elevens of the and Lincoln highs football champfonsh mext Wednesday Washington jor the | & Sixth Face row. As neither of th yards—Capt. Burnett, 1 I heen in training for gast), 9 to 2, won: Martinmas, 107 the week is needed to second; Btapa, 110, third. Time into shape. It between the mane teams that the winners a entitled to wear ‘the letter “S," as Fepresenting Seattle as a whole YESTERDAY'S RACES | | 1:46 1-6, TACOMA MEN | WILL HIKE | OAKLAND. First race, thr r thirteen : in, 104 (A. Waist to| Ct 2, won; Creston Boy, 112, second; | Ten Oaks, 109, third i t te r B Third race, seven-eighth Turkish baths, under Serenity _M ter Opp: site the Totem Pots. On the Square and On the Square Do you know anything about Regal $2 Hats link it is time to find ived had OO T YO Hat SCHOOL ELEVEN S. A.C. 1S NOT LOOKING sen DEFEAT ror IN PRICE OF DAY, DEC, 5, 1907, (Star Speolal Service.) | LOS ANGELES, Dee, 5 use fighting any more; this | business beats all other gam } ome ¢ the money,” says Jim Jot | & fflea, champion pugiliat 1! A‘ gnie blowing at 60 miles an ‘The Guill Stream, riding at av Joft's thirstquenching gstabliah hour made havig mall evaft | chor, had a tompestuous tine in th ment ts loca’ itfost part} tinaafe late yoate nd gale and this morning had 60 fatt ; . | ht on Pug ome of cable out 5 of Spring It iw the headquar} lust nig 4 | sahington, How caug@ in the wind tera for all sporting men who be-| ear I long here or who visit’ southern | Dann ane on the | California nan rd time rite mbled | Thay tell a story about gleff, re-| vened) Dreakina her as able garding his magnifloentiy-equipped | hor and piling up on the beach at! Ove bee mt | boone at ponsary that may or may | Hayle harbor, This was the Freeh Lenet ‘ , not be true shin Admiral Geable from Glasgow, | to Juar was ploked When ft was being furnieted, a oy if t with ¢ eonote, Th ap thd . ond towe | friend wonted he ought to have pope Ste aiatiae the » one was aboard at the t several bLE tore | pet ] jot the and Ih now piled AW housebout we kt naked Jor, °'t the beach, with tugs standing by, Mrs, George Bmma, be hore n't know yody in town that ready to pull her off at high tide.|cables during the ge wune | ' : }Her damage cannot be ascertained o » the lake, in danger of #o wv it th ach of the racing Lat thin time ft. Mre. Brome fainted, and | season Jat busy man. All the] rding to & report recetved | taken to the shore by two men pony follows re consroxate at his} ine Merchants’ Muchanse pid eached the houseboat th a piece, Wanere fhe Qubnle water ts ing the Norwegian steamer Halvard, the popular drink » Ketehikan to Cheargn # Comet and Me Jeff doesn't wear a bartender'’s z ver Mar Othe Japon and serve drinks, de the fact that the tell this photograph seema to tale, During a busy period hor mon suggested that | p out by going behind jhe has been incarcerated, he says the bar and doing some real work and iw fig ne on fitting mp @ bed |chamber in the elty Jat JEFFRIES AS BARKEEP. (By United Pre apron and had his | STOCKHOLM, Dec. 6.7 | HORSES FEET © in next In « pr tenatic Mint re Tingeten, of wheat is now belng|the war depart Jubtin, of the the movement ac interior and Dyrasen, of the chasing hi Ui the improvement inj r who leave borne on th sation Farme wme wind late eve are realizing only ¢ | oor pe hel on delayed ale se hei “TACOMA TO BET $500 ON ELEVEN | 4 iby the taunts of the . - ned today nt high hool, which this JAPANESE TO ORGANIZE of th n of Washington around tudents the Tacoma hool sre now raising he Doctors say it’s a nt crime to feed babies raw milk. Carnation Milk Sterilized FLOUR t tt t Call Club Meeting ' _ 7 New Yor b . Ld] Th venteenth ¢ awe ia me the Chambe et Cente tae U. S. Navy Vard } t. All New Yorkors are ed). 7 was Sy bak ‘ viet the | e ] battles in Snow Retards Warships eee — NEW YORK, I A beavy the trajaing ship fe!phia w storm | led the f mammoth dry doc ts tj aring | anthy N . te 1 Hi t Road of Yesler way, 6 times fo ' € Round trip, See eee A. BRIDGE & CO., Largest Clothiers on the Coast. Big Reduction Sale The Best Suits and Overcoats Ever Offered in America at These Prices So thoroughly are we imbued with the strength of t ext ary offer that we court every possible comparison of quality and price. In full p yssession of the facts which brought about this sale we state without hesitation that the Over and Suits are the biggest values in high-grade clothing ever offered in this city. The Suits are in : new shades of gray, brown, blue and fancy mixtures as well as a collection of plain blues and black Overcoats—medium or 1 mg style—and newest fabrics, excellently tailored and finely finished garments $16.50 Regularly $26.00. Full Dress and Tuxedo Suits at | $22.50 Fo |, One-half Price. | Furnishings | PANTS Oc and 7 eckti ction Sale price 25. » mip ito hgs tet Midd abe $1.25 and $1.50 Fancy hirts, Reduction Salell Ce7p arenes Dress Pant i OT: sin SRIGT sone 1605's Dress P 1.75 and $2.00 Fancy Golf Shirts, icdetin "| aaa iat price ne $1.35 SHOES eate Red m Sale price $1.15 We handle the Celebrated Bates and Packar ancy Stripe Sweaters, Reduction sale pric € hoe ‘ The ea aeeese $2.45 $4.50 Vici Kid Shoe $3.00 Hats, Reduction Sale price $2.00 $5.00 Velour Calf Shoe $4.00 Hats, Reduction Sale price $3.00 | $6.00 Box Calf and Vici Kid Shoe $4. 45 ALL SUITS PRESSED AND KEPT IN REPAIR FREE * CHARGE, iA. 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