The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 20, 1908, Page 2

and in all ha INCREASING INTEREST == winn it nahip te d is not ’ Hur night is evident w er uien of tain of victory sporting and ath) proclivities Why, he's the ” econd va ) get together, © indications f the world,” dee OAKLAND. 98, third, ‘Time, 1:46 16 are that the mateh at the dirand (this morning. “lH : be . } opera howse will draw as Well as “kod then if hé ages after them he'll|” First race, three quarters Mile LOS “ANGELES. a , @id the GothRoller match handi.| beat both Govt and Jenkins Mansard, 113 (Seoville to 6 on handily, .alpin _ ' Firat race, five-cighthe mile~{ the team, hai been cap & year ago. This ix the sort of enthustasm) won; Exoltemer Well known a4 the ability of that all of those who h 8 Burns ts. the tmpreasion among mat po the followers of the wrestling running r with when game is that Roller will win, and of the ing matoh e¥@ thore who never saw either) Burns has becn koeping still as Ploaro, 110, third The Final Crash Last days of The Hub’s great half-price sale nder the wo Rose, 113 (1 Opuilant, 102 Time. Saturday we sold more men’s clothes than any other day since we have been in business Have you ) seen our window display? thing goes for half Every suit goes at half price ent overcoat goes at half price ve | raincoat goes at half Fn ice trousers go at half All underwear goes at f Dn owics Cluett Shirts go for 75c All our colored shirts go for half price President Suspenders go for 25c Every hat goes for half price Boston Garters go for 12}c Monarch Shirts go for 50¢ All sweaters go for half Rf or All traveling bags go for half price All trunks go for half B + ad All neckwear goes for half price means everything a man needs--- for half price It will take you just about two minutes to step in and see whether we are telling you the truth---but you won’t miss the time when you really find out what a sweeping sale this is. There has never been another sale ever held in Seattle that could begin to compare with this--- and you will readily understand that Although we are not making money we are making frie and we'll have clean decks for spring and summer. Remember: Just a few more days Money Back If You Want It On the Square Opposite the Totem Pole thing sinoe he ot that he was ar yo cham-| Fifth race, Increasing Interest in the Roller) @an on the mat seem to have the SATURDAY’S RACES n wrestling mateh Thureday! “hung.” Rollers pupils are We are clearing out everything and every- Your choice of our entire stock--and that THE SEATTLE? STAR—MONDAY, SANUARY 20. 20, 1908. ee erect eee Se ee em ~ To | land. in the | Mont for it) Lyor vent ew YORK, Jan stdin Beech wood 0 won Margaret Randolph bs: civeles are wrough olf, 110, third oe Judge th May Sutton, 112 the *\ won; Valley Stree * Velma ©, 11%, third Second race, th sixteenth s team, & protest was filed | mileRosegal, 102 (Burns), 3 te 2, won; Col Bob, 112, second; Duke by the | A. © whieh refosed &%) of Bridgewater 104, thifd Time end an athlete abroad under Ha rol Third race, three cighths mile heated did the ument be Modena, 106 (Mointyre), & to 1 that charges jung right Frank Claney, 106, second left, Halpit ally alles jon Delorme, 105, third. Time, ing that wry and others were not a 2 simon pure amateurs Almont Fourth race, one and Ghewix. every sporting writer in New teenth milee—-Pretension, 102 York has lined up with the ath , (Maagrave) to 1, won; Geo. 8. letes againet ho, how 100, seoond; Kapid Water, seome Time, 1:44 45. Olympt two milee—Dig How it is p hat the wrangle 4 to won; Ma- will have much to do with the 18. king of the} 108, second; Kip Rap, breaking up of the autocratic A A 96, third. Time, 3:29 U, whieh Just now ie in absolute Bixth race, seveneighths mile— contro! of the amateur athletic ait 103 (Harty), 10 to 1, uation. A determined stand agal lens, 102, second; Pro the A. A. U. has been w rd Time, 1:26 46. ganizations affitated with ' | race, one mile—Domi York National Guard which {4 laue Arvi, 107 (Buxton), 9 W 2 spreading in other states | | wou; Dredger, 95, second; Toupee, 197, third. Thine, 1:39 26. ON GREAT TEAM.) LAND BENNETT Dugdale hopes to land “Pog team, Bennett played second base one year for Beattie in the Coast league, and was a 300 hitter, as well as being a fine Selder, Hen nett played with the St. Louls Ne tional league team laet year ., ley, Arbogast, Kreitz, Fortier, Bun Cramp, Moberly, Alien, Barnetead; infielders, Sho field, first base; Bennett eocond JIMMIE SMITH, NEW YORK, Jan. 20.-—-Jimmie Smith will be one of the star ‘tractions at the National Bow!! jWournament at Cincinnati, F | S22. He will be one of the Greater ‘SULLIVANS Won't ~«@BE SEEN HERE | as { According to word recetved from | Spokane, the two Sullwans will be | barred from the coming tourney here between the athletes of the) tte and Spokane Athletic | } clubs. Hammond will take G | Sullivan's place in the boxing) Levent which the troublemaker was | entered in, and a wrestler yet to be | picked will meet Venables on the | mat. | 1,000 dozen Fancy Waist numerous designs and OwLs ELECT price, only .......56 0% (By United Press.) PORTLAND Ore, Jan, Gus C. Moser, of Portland, was chosen grand executive of the/| Brotherhood of Owls at the end of the firat grand conclave of the or der, which was tn session hore! ending Saturday | Mr. Moser ts past executive of |the Portland lodge, and succeeds H. L. Leavitt, of Senttle. Van couver, B.C, was chosen ts | next scene of the grand phn The other officers elected were H. BE. Weymouth, Seattle, vice ‘grand executive; W. W. Bixty Wallace, Idaho, grand vicar; C & | Wood, Seattle, grand secretary; J F. Jerread, Everett, grand treasur jer; T. A. Osborn, Bima, Wash warden; Frank Zimmerman, Idaho Falls, sentinel; W. H. Saundets, Winnipeg, Man., master of nests trustees, E. ©. MeConnelly, Spo- |kane; George E. Lawrence, Ta coma, and Alexander Meackel Butte INVESTIGATE DEATH (By United Press.) NEWPORT, R. 1, Jan. 20.—Rear Admiral John #. Merrill has or dered an inquiry into the death of H, A, Hartnet, the naval appren-| tice who died Saturday from «| blood clot on the brain, following/ a fight aboard the United States training sh “umberland The naval auth ay been un able to young man’s | her, wi s believed to live in | Philadelphia. \ Four Special Lots, Th for Attention LOT 1—26e Fancy Ribbons, | an 15¢ | LOT 2—25¢ Fancy Rib 19 bons at only . Sutcliffe Baxter, yt Fire Proof Storage. SS ‘DUGDALE HOPES TO NEW YORK STAR : Rennett for second baseman and cae SCHOOL GETS captain of his next year's baseball Dag has practically completed Lincoln high echools battied for arrangements for Bennett, but the basketball supremacy at the arm deal may yet fall through. ory Saturday wight with the result | The following players bave been that the Washington First team signed or are under reservation to won, 17 to 5, and the Lincoln Ber the Seattle club: Catehers, Stan-| ond team emerged victorious over RE THAT SERVES YOU BEST the Washington Second team, 3 pitchers, Rush, Metcalf, to 2 Co. Sca Dozen | New York team, which i out after [honors and cash, Smtth fs the fn ‘dividual champion of Greater New York, winning hie title in a series of games that lasted all through t ff of 1906-7. He bids fair his title this winter. Worth 25cto 75ca Doz. a great variety of sizes and colorings. The very buttons you will want in a few days or weeks and will have to pay 25c to 75¢ a dozen for. Ev fresh and new and perfec a dressmaker, you will pat yourself on the back if you buy forty or fifty dozen of these at seanilplieliliasee | ‘a \ p For a dozen good McCarthy Dry / Goods (o BEKINS Moving and COR. THIRD AND WASHINGTON. Finest and Best Equipment for Moving Furniture, Pianos, | Ragenge, etc. Modern Padded Furniture V. | structed Piano Wagons. Light Delivery Wagons. No Charge | for Coming to your House. No Charge for Gotng Back. No Hour Work. We can tell you to a cent what your move willcos. =| i} —— Phones—Main 1523; Ind. 71. Rael TA. OE Second Week of the IG omANzTON 4. GREAT ANRIVER- SARY SALE The sale that tolerates no “betwe season” dulingss. The store is one great mass of bar MERCHANDISE CERTIFICATE PREMIUM ---OF --- 335 | PER CENT On ie Cash Purchase in tore This Week (Contract Goods Excepted) Merchandise Certificates “Are Good Their Face Value in the Purchase of Any cle in the Store at Any Time During This Merchandise Certificates No exchanges or money are given on cash sales only. funded on purchases None en C. O, D's. Guring this sale. } S| LAL Z tee” 1 SAS SASLRES SVESLE B2Esere Tiickey, third ba in, Bruyette, sh Cahill, Coy Quigley, Rows a \ONE GAME The girls of the Washington and —, 17 [PS-| SSS ietese Serruys Muy your hat of KE. N. Brooks & 1331 Second ay. rT AS — US —7 SECOND AVENUE The Practice Ofe Keeping Accounts Is recommended as a valuable in the economics! adjust one’s living expenses. The from ‘salary or wages is known. The three necessary Rent, Food amd Clothing, approximately figured. this Income and outlay fairsized sum not so 5 counted for, With the daily ite ized record of even one month fore you, you are likely to many little unnecessary items you will decide to do withont; cause, while trifles in themsel they do make a surprisingly total. If regularly saved and ing 4 per cent compound int think what they would grow tof a few years. acsacae 4 Scaniinntion Am American Alaska ta Fuilding, tl and Dress Buttons, in ery button in the lot is " U t. If you are tomorrow's EVERY@ODY PRAISI BOTTLING here are enough to co of the real merit of the of our establishment: Fin jost, purity of fi i. including water; ‘second, 4 liness and care in the Preparation and bottli pricing at only a fair p selves. Some of the Ginger Ale, 8 ¢ Prices Shout Loudly LOT 3-—-i5e Plain Rib- 9c bons, all colors, at LOT 4—19¢ Plain Rib. IIc bens, all colors, at yu J. Sheehan, Other Victors 910 to Terms so easy that never miss the money, ter select one Sherman, Clay & @ Victore—Wholesale and Incorporated Specially Con DOWNING, HOPKI NS & RYER, ING. ers bith Shines Meare nine bh in Pr ts % Owdtoss Kawcumbd tof Investment o Cut Freight Rates.