The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 26, 1907, Page 2

2 | 108 (Schilling), § to 1, won | ler oh ne), o ov we Fay, 111, third STANFORD (Star Special Service.) jthan the men from St, Louls Malaebern Sk beeen canst SPOKAND, Deo. 26—Hefore a} ‘The visitors had all the botter Aiaid. 106, third. TI } sa dais of the first half, marching the |” gisin race. mile « erowd of nearly 4,000 persona here ‘ | i entire length of the only (© | Gorgalotte, 104 (Schilling), 4 to 2.) The Vance yesterday, the tba lose the ball on a fumble in front) won; Joyner, 107, second; Chrin | day defe Washington 5 College of Pullman's goal line when on@/ting A, 104, third. Time, 1:58 2-6, | team by a ac the Low untverslt more play would have meant al fforalans ranked by Walter Camy acore vem fourt team in the ¢ In the second half Pullman prov RAIN PREVENTS strugsle by od the stronger two fumbles on june ’ s were Jain. kick civing Rader Wexler FOOTBALL GAME work 0. Wilk ly th condition and » yed ha Oo acore. Rader was the in i) need fo it | inet tar of the game 101 (Cutter) YESTERDAY'S RACES Nicht, : fe club football team lage r 109 weoond Mis: M. How w off on account of the . od nd tieh, 98, third Time, x gume may be five-eightha mile— | 178) ae od OAKLAND Te eee, Blayed at some later dat oni i a; Follie be, 100 . ee MULTNOMAH WINS ; day with D LOS ANGELES egarding the , (Star Special Service.) regarding the uile and an elg First race hth PORTLAND, Dec, 26—The Spo Da Ouardi, 100 , ¢€ kane Athletic club's clave wae NO | oor se as, won; Bast End, match for Multnomah yesterday a aa " ¥, third. Time, 1 ernoon and was hum! 5 Laonened hree-quarte , Second race, eleven-st he of 26 to 0. The plung 1 * Ambi- mile—-Old Settler, 106 (Ross), 9 to | gan, Pilkington, Doc” Rader and 1; Nappa, 111,/2, won; La 106, second; Har Walker were too much for the Gen Vel, 106, third. ‘Time, 1:08,9 Spokane line. Three, toyohdowns " 4 arte Third race, th \ ‘ e were made in the first Ralf and | Brig, Ge ‘ to 1, Money Muss, 1 . won; |two in the second 1; Rub: Aunt Polly, 107, second; J. J. Me ' 06, third Time, 1:12 46 Or. G. Abbott Dead. Piety . o—Warte Fourth race, one mile--Old Tim KENT, Dec. 26.—Dr. G. Abbott _ ~. " who has been prominent in town af | of age i THE@ HUB i faire and {n the Methodiat church, Gen 40 to t Fifth race, three-quarters mile Col. Bob, 92 (Martin to 6, won; duled for ye All-Stars and The 4 di@ of diabetes, at the age of 68 THE SEATTLE ST thelr rivala, but the Canadians had enough supertority \. CANADA AND JAPAN GET TOGETHER (By United Press.) Dec. 26 Lemiux, Canadian minteter of labor, | who concluded hia negotiations to | » Japanose government gration to Canada, sald My lips are sealed on the Any statement | have to make belongs first to the Dominion gov 1 return with nothing but the most pleasant recollections Smith te the junior briga dier, having only been appointed to} and individually outshone Smith WASHINGTON, D. ¢ Charles 8 special duty at the proving at Sandy Hook, N. J on the retired list of the army to day by operation of law on account avd ! ING fYana7?, ‘slag CHRISTMAS; Bd VOU Tk DEAREST Lr. D SMOKING CAP —- », 20a by toam yeater ford University's of $ to 0, The Cat up & magnifice in team Dadolph BE requlation of imi: | } nub | 70 4/HE 17, YOU BRUTE / os Retires. Dee. 26 Sat de wan placed THURSDAY, DEC, 26, 1907. OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE Wow YoU WEAR THAT It S40 HF YOU CAN'T LEARN (By United Press.) DES MOINES, to AZZ A CHRISTMAS PRESENT, 139 17 YY AIRS, TRUE, DO YOU THINK FoR ONE } MINUTE THAT 1 WOULD WEAR ANY SUCH GRIND-ORGAN MONKEY SKY PIECE LINE THAT 18 Noy ale MW eet the ‘i » Ah peat Cruenwald ang Dee, 26.—One will and two are mo in whieh werlously inj automobile The fatally od BANK PRESIDENT UNDER ARREST =a BR ERETEET* LT ASSTSESR THOUSANDS OF DOLLAR (By United Press.) Charles KE. MeConnell, presid y arey Ja | the Smelter City bank, which clo : ; ‘ hen tele its doors December 17, was ta hoo ality Begin to Allot January 1 Bryan Hunts Ducks. 4 TEKOA, Dec to A 4 xan, Dee, 9%, ‘comes from the Coeur d'Alene re . : and son have ap ervation that Mr. Bams, the allo’ suewts of Col, Ww. ; ting agent, will commence th wW : Pies et! we of Mlotting January me ot ee, ‘ —— ns, ee 0 a Dg - N The Store That Serves You Best—Garvey.Buchanan Co. ‘ ATH OF HIGH Class } years that erede in October last bp WINTER MERCHANDIGE N FFERED AT MOST 1 3 ne hed . PHENOMENAL PRICE REDUCTIONS IN THE in ple ee acs BENDER, RADER AND mSSEN /| : ‘4 . re { NI a a o P ” tt p>, FF Kee Fe Fe 4 ee Ok ee ere itr eh PO Or eee Pe _ * ° (Star Special Service.) lines co) > jie up "gata Seattle hy be et tunne Baan from _ OK : ” xt 8 a very ¢ erent Segregation rom the room to an exit ian Webster av SPOR ARM, 'e RS ha that which met Multnomah yester yut the police had learned of this D q - kane Athletic étub will attomor- | 4)° Sad We ensded - row night's practiee preset the Three new players, who are men arrested all man Th be nied Dis Teabeks pannus tle ¢ or lineup which ft ts he almost a team in themecives, will * Weapons were se atlsbia Wis mecabnee¥e . vs in the Baal ba able to take Seattle's the Spokane squad te ow « many Srearms, and of Christmas selling had y the crowde—the one e the Kame with t p are Bend t #.~ Police officers are confi thusiasm and favor with wt flerings were greeted club team tn & } der the club was the meeting place was decidedly spirited day } jot Black Hand outlaws 7, : The game yester in whieh | SPECIMEN SAVINGS QUOTED a Spokane was trounced to « tune ly GIVEN FREEDOM FOR 2 ceLow. iy. Any Suit, Overe ‘oat or to © by Multnomah. has admitte | 4 shown the local club faust where tte the N | ; Raincoat in the store Ceetisisene ten, oad toe team Svouane 4 (By United Prowe) } = ALL FURS HALF PRIC which formerly sold for linda = ing se i 7 i : «t ° atta wated yesterday $25.00, now ...$14.50 i ASHED UNTIL ee oe 44a he might spend Tomorrow in the Unloading Sale ” Christmas « free man once more. Hiack Hand soole give ri mn a 4 heart today Max! brn ten Anderson heriy 60 Be - DROPPED 2222s ee ee A oe | : an ou ea house for from 30 to days days or | Walla Walla « on Decembe ELS To i fined amounts ranging from $10 to |2%, was tpleased on Christmas eve Tomorrow inthe 493 » ——___—. 100 each ernor Mead j . (By United Press.) Desplaines st. ‘The men had ovi:|* ~ Gegrce pES rprised in a so, |S¢rson bas been appointed captain Unjoading Sate, 2 2 Ss CHICAGO, Dec. 26.—Teo men, deutly slashed each other ur both | called Italian clam in an alley base of * i whieh will soon Beconds—with a drop j both pnconscious and each suffer. fl weak from loss of blood Oe cepeeonds . 4 the sound for foreign thread bere and there 9 > a ete ; Their names are Nicho! Lenssen @ Company have the litle Itnperfections a ss for an after-Xmas offering ? lag from 4 sumber of knife corous ana Michael Hor pointed Metr paliten agent y roused quite an slight Full wa size - woun ’ were found vatthin a few Cesoer dyiog from «a wound. the Washington Pire Insurance One alg Save half t ow at feet of each other at Gread av. aud in the — Company in New York a. was approached . ve be cee : i ' and an ‘altercat GINGHAMB, a ‘ a which Ande JAPANESE HABITU row in the Un pone ' , 7 : 455 yponent with a SILKS ‘eaaing Sale, ye a ee : ° -- . The knife pen: ed 1 or the Ue 4 Beginning Tomorrow Morning the McCarthy Receiver Will Continue for)Four Days SBA ne « preety gh | TS 5 - At plead self-defense at the ton ebb ; trial, bot t sry convicted him aan ‘ gma t of manslaughter mands ; Mowt w ‘ | ; €t Gowns WOMEN'S 60c FLANNEL rT on : { OPEN ETTE GOWNS eed nee? we k | ee Tomorrow in the Un. Extra heavy; fati ‘ Glo t 49c | loading Sale 47c = wet ves a Lace Se VAL. LACES, Sale price only fe VAL. EDGES AND TIONS, sale price only 4 Se and 10¢ TORCHON LACES, * Edges and Insertion& at Be 3 POINT DE, PARIS LACES, Rages and Insertions at... 5¢ Silk Remnants Half Price Lots of good waist lengths in the collec tion—Black Silks, Colored Silks, Plaid Silks, Fancy Striped © Silks, Plain Silks, accumulation of many days of heavy selling in the Silk. De- partment. Choice tomorrow at HALF PRICE odd patterns > INSER ; lars given below. stock at ing of the TOOL CHESTS SKATES SHIPS TRAINS Price Belts Belts at _23c ‘only 9a attempted. Every department in the store will } Remnants will go at Half Price. Fancy Goods will go at a Third Off. a price garments. HALF PRICE ‘ e'four da " HALF PRICE} ale at aoe |G Caithy Dress Goods Remnants Half Price Broadcloths, Venetians Hen riettas, Worsteds, Fancy Mixtures, Plaids and Suitings of every descrip tion, are included .in the ment we have to show you good skirt lengths are included ALL HALF PRICE Cheviots vast assort Lots of old us h that would scarcely pay for the mate splendid workmanship and style his high! fine erge, velvet and herringbone ¢ F numerous, but all up-te-date. Coats it 22-inch tight-fitting jackets, and in the long tir handsomey trimmed, either ful) pleated .o iccieuie sore Every jacket or coat ¢ oni SeeIOAE TOUTED seo ace tenn. oi: oe MUSICAL TOYS ES tirana na gtd b ANIMAL TOYS Hen at & bargsin.we will sell-them at « bargain ENGINES Ji, RCC, within es owas ks deele ue PRINTING PRESSES $15.00 CRAVENETTE RAINCOATS, $5.98—Avd : ba me MAGIC LANTERNS come in loose ; ad TOY DISHES . tte, ‘The Rec tered them a nd Ad { 4 » Women ’ Woe Pa 5 } ) H y | ‘ and . ( ment guia : , } 1 $1.50 a } oa ‘ And will wind up the old year with the most stupendous bargain offerings yet} be made to contribute. All Toys will go at Half Price. All odd lots in Hosiery and Undérwear will go at Ridiculous Prices. A special lot of Women’s Suits, worth up to} $60.00 each, will go at $27.50: A special lot of Raincoats worth $12.50 and} Suede Liste |$15.00 will go at $5.98, and so on throughout the store. Read further particu-} “I CAN’T PAY MY BILLS WITH WOME N’S SUITS,” SAID THIS NeW YORK MANUFACTURER—And he ia h Prince Chap and Party Gowns Half | $1. $1.5lnderweard8e| Ostrich {Ostrich Boas Half Dry Goods (o.) ses Sutcliffe Baxter. 9 ox hy: Sheeban, Moneger Uva, CAV eSeeneeneceeenuee entire to say noth makers put broadcloth " Don't mins a chance to ret Stvle “mpliment when 1 -a full flare i good quality : $27. 50 Price SUEDE LISLE GLOVES, biack and in on sale tome ous price, a All Holiday white OW at the wo air in black and. t white marked down for thi slaughter sale to, the pair ae Domestic Remnants Half Price \bout 1,200 remnants of Outing nels, Flannelettes, Wash Good Flan , Mus lins, Crashes, Table Linens, Denims, Silkolines and Domestic materials of all kinds here for your choosing Lengths from 2 them at 12 years. Take HALF PRICE to surplus 1-3 Off now for half the before Christmas COLLAR AND CUFF BOXES DRESSING CASES MANICURE SETS SHAVING SE SMOKING SETS NECKTIE BOXES GLOVE BOXES HANDKERCHIEF BOXES JEWEL BOXES WORK BOX MILITARY SETS ° €OMB AND BRUSH SETS TRINKE 0, .$45.00. The $5.98 T BOXE Ss 1d beaut ad « da HALF PRICE 1,000 ya (inet hat « 1 nro a WOMEN'S 12-BUTTON LENGTH FF! all sizes 1” OMEN’'S 16 BUTTON avoves, and width; striped coloring « tw, oedt trimmings. ality, wit ings Of supe MEN'S $1.00 AND UNDERWEAR Tomorrow in the Um loading Sale, each! Pa The ALL-LINEN CRASH Ic Tomorrow in the Un loading Sale, yard Fall et« and: of Never be yard the furnac neven mills. | NEW GYMNASIUM OPENED gymnasium im the Y is now complet thrown open today for Great value M13 — MS—Ill7 SECOND AVENUE SAS OVA AM Pay Household Bills By Check Only each month just wh s you to iive, and two evenings Turkish baths, under Grand thea ter. ~—e adic Wait Room i uit Our I ibly Jollar is paid tr. I t's a safeguard The nd attractive fur nished and is'a great t twice, jord or e rack to you | J0uN t and is itself the a. LANE t hav mon: Cashier AANUM welcome BN be ft largé NORTHWEST TRUST & SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY f®. SHORROCK President hold or % Compound = laterest Scandinavian American Bank Vice President. ALEXANDER MYERS, ummm Alaska Fuilding, Seattle queen . tary mamma 3. V. A. SMITH, es Cashier FY WISH TO S@bb cuiaenntemmanae YOUR REAL ESTATE OF ANY ES Y AND WANT first Ave, an Columbia St STATTLE, WASH INTER: SALE BOND @ REALTY AMERICAN BANK SEE Se » finest and ALBERT ‘HANSEN Diamonds, Watches, Jewolry } chieg FIRST AND CHERRY 2EADY COs Opticab Department Fe s Pike