The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 2, 1908, Page 2

2 . THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1908 MIGHTY MATTHEWSON TEACHES YOUNGSTERS TRICKS WASHINGTON HIGH Mammoth Offering by then DOWNS LINCOLN Goodyear Kaincoat Co., ie tw a closely cont First and Madison 7m =s=|Trustee’s Sale A wk $40,000 STOCK OF THE he oouee Lip to bet me oonoam PLYMOUTH RAINCOAT CO, | \\ gion and Linco ip us, the former won habit of pitching about three | doubt but seme fi tae ett will s and then going all to) be offered to the erowd : Consisting of the Finest High. LEAGUERS WAI ; OP Grade Cravenettes, Silk and I | Satim Rubberized Coats, Steamer pe MATTHEWSON TEACHING ie genson tags ode —_— baad eye: Coats, Fine Waterproof Opera Pitchers Malarhoy and McKinney, when the two were THE RAINIERS Cloaks, and Automobile Gar. | ments for Men and Women LIN, Tex. A tere, you Sa kar mat james cei eee area To be CLOSED OUT at ONCHEK heen mad at reece ke ee rm Regardless of Cost, for the Bene. ¥ ben eens n tianett_ ts certainly fit of Their Creditors! Huck even t smashing Pug BIG DONELSON BELIEVES ©... ROLLER IS HIS VICTIM 32." ———$., vuntry. ‘Their | A Ron and had a i as brainy t hin offering way he covers see It was a little different from/tory is an eye-opener and if he the first practise game in which | can keep his batting eye his timely | ee S exp the be ; y ‘ ena The 7 usu M the two t * mot Inet year, when | hits will undowbtedly materially a» een able t ‘ ' , 1 has been fore Unknown Wrestler Has Another $500 That He Will SCHOOL LADS Ba a sods Fe ® eet es aw an league boys on their heads, but | pennant thie year which was ah< ¢ placed upor ce market, a t be sacrificed without | Wi Contest Monda Night. proceeded in a spirit of misplaced ios waihy caller saat Ll y fun to 0 ear drome with Eddie Quinn signed a new flelde mod 2 ‘the diamuad Talia John Voelker, of the Partr due | reese nut of the way | club, of @t. Louis, Voelker ha that Dugdale’s present | ported at Lewiston, wh -. § wcesnine (nearer, that, Deadale, reseat ported at Le wits i | Sale Begins Tomorrow Morning! high acho ming up in| busch in about a doxen different | sarms to be a a great hit a eens eS |S way cam reat ft of ete |Ka "SD ak peer ond pwsart at Eight oO ‘Clock osecountry run for|ing penn ere bang have his batting eye with him. | Ole Denelsca, who wil! meet Dr. poutline that Lewls and many @ terri bis own life sized hasn't =the (ed “The hearyweight char marks B. F. Relier iv a wreetiing " fe the Seattle theatre next Monday wight, apparer slightest idea of = the match. | Sweden.” He admits th " . re ae eS } hg eee ° Hes Time “t heow Fu & o “ey en he, rss Gad thane ur pi on dat aaacenl wort salliles. of that ‘The male members of the “Com ja THE ENTIRE STOCK | ¥ DIVIDED ‘ EIGHT GROUPS, Ag _— beat your man ag eg erige ven yon there It the 4 . have their names fling Thro’ the Rye” company have | FOLLOW yon ar can go fast enough,” said the huge — i — ent gaed ps up it can ed to Dur’s contracts, for what@ver, decided to break Into the imelight ie Bs ‘ =4 ” and mighty Swede te The Sta balf and strig men of the be said of him, Dug tetas baseball artiste and will take 1—LADIES’ CRAVENETTES—75 TO 100 ) ODDS AND ENDS. | BF doubt man this morning “And [ve got Reside him Kotte andidates will foolteh as the man who Bina | enc ot me ee, eae ~ * samples and some very expensive ( « ded; tae : in a week fown from Alaska and threw) Gof) against « picked nine at Dug 1% range from $15 all the way up to as high as $22.50, a! is h 5G that * wager tha’ woke Like bo a ee arth epanthrcontl ™ ty Say tye g neoln park is|tars out of & fiftibetory * park tomerrow afterncow af i win the coutest | Who i» this Donelson? What The track h 1 0 » erewd scramble clock. The gate receipts are to Until th days ago Dr. Roller) man unknown to all of us has the Hear comp will be injto see the crow we hed no intention of entering into | nerve to drop in and want to bet fine shape in a w ix no] | Bennett, Ht to charity LOT NO. wouns N’S $15. york 10 $20.00 MOIRE Comm any wrestling engage me ptt! the $1,000 that he ean defeat Roller, reason why, with ¢ facil Cahitt and Ar The fast Seattle College ¢ t of new styles and rfateriais to select from, all sires ct xed another viet ring yesterday. when he the Chaneelior Ath t | fine to the tune of 4 to 0 The loge boys can certainiy play ball and they have as fast an whose shoulders have never been [ties at hand. the \ on bigh Maguers to conmect with Ouche, wt put to the mat ip a single fall? He schoo! should not turn out fast men |twisters safely Third b that he arrenge a says a man can't be a doctor anda {Deemond. of the Rainters, w Reel He was in tratuing for this good wrestier at the same . le, the football star and [star attraction st the bat, ha » Reel was defeated by He says that Roller is a local around athlete, will be | ing out three safotios tm four ctrm match was then overrated and mach favored. out of the sport bee e of the | op entcome of the Bee LOT NO. 3—80 TO 90 ELEGANT RUBBERIZED SILK, WORSTED AND MOIRE COATS, MADE TO SELL FROM $30.00 TO $40.00. f ws of solid colors; these general etx, and all st novelt and Tuesday of| That the match will be a good|four-year rule. Coyle has been a| For the locals, Weich apen Geld ae cam be found with any ind guaranteed absolutely water proot. ‘The sty week saw v over one, rough and hard fought, is | point wianer since his freshman | game, pitching five Eee =| wteur wine in the state. f oe si year, and & member ef the relay allowed three hits, ‘wunel - cua fe aoe fe mor te team for the same period. Hie be-jlowed and Allen delivered isin c LOT NO. 4—MEN’S $15.00 RAINCOATS. Luk te She alieate ¢ ing will very seriously cripple |seets for the Inst two insings . 1034 Becond avy. . ¢ real Ratncoata, made from reliable materialn, black and brown stripes, . champion between them while Doselson was the track team. = = GARDEN TRACTS ° WTO ne teen weer ee eee Heente ewene tHe nes cee coat whose Seeee ame * than Ihely daring Roller to t him. Rotler’s Hralley Gish, the speedy quarte ?%acre tracts, $100 an that these two men wil! meet im ner fs always wild, though his | mil nd relay man, hae quit acre; easy terms; close to LOT NO. repvereyst S$ $20.00 AND naga ISH CRAVENETTES, the newr firrotre disposition fs a ttle nervous, Ft school and so Ix out of the team car tine and lake; level, clear Tailored from close, hard, well wearing fabrics, attractive pat sew moti Tn the meantime there drops injcan easily be observed, however, Judd Thompsen, last year's track ed; five for chickens and ber full 52 inches jong a man practically unknown to the that bis hands are already begin | captain and dash man, te out of the ries cer ike ar to moter hameste: late to ieee Gc tee’ atl’ of the jonleulotions on account of the Sour By idk. daa eins LOT NO. 6—MEN’S GENUINE PRIESTLY CRAVENRT TEAL ie He is a giant in build and every |Gollath who has taunted him into | year Thompson hes always First Ave. Genutne Priestly Cloth and a splendid va custom tailored im fashtons tech & game seraprer in appear:|a match. been ame of the strong men in the F : " : . pr latest dictates efally built collars. broad dashes and been a consistent potnt winner. With these three places vacant, there te a great deal of apace for new materia plenty of {t fe the low ance. fie has tha! smooth round The big Donelson looks at R —— ——— — as though he would like to his emalier adv his enorme dors, sea stripes and j LOT NO. 7- 200 MEN’S HODGMAN URES R an AUTOMOBILE COATS. wial “Gus Brows”? Sats Bi) on jc e eos ater ee LOT NO. 8&—MEN’S RUBBERIZED SILK pve agpense S COATS fads tn sever den ver ular Values from $20 to $25 blacks and brown fet that Donelson does net militate Wester | jor reaard was also naknown he and se gave the local cham * Latest pion the hardest struggte of hie } The am y ight weight materials, ele life. Thiet contest promises to be! @ rare one and one well worth ‘ weing Are holding a reunioa at our store this week. Thetr Spe c i al Noti foe | deals to state tat alt of » popularity Is the talk of the town. 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