The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 7, 1908, Page 2

7 rTLt > R : DAY, APRII 1908 2 THE SEATTLI TAR—TI AY AE SRE mad ROLLER WINS THE MATCH WITH NO ROOM, FOR ROWDY PLAYER | TWO STRAIGHT FALLS | "WHERE M'CLOSKEY 1S BOSS $35 to $45 Suits $27.50 we galy @ question of time and 4 T m of Good Fellows and ts . Manager of Gt, Louls Cardinals Mae a Tea EE — 1 ¢ a Donelson, miragpiously wrigeied out Donelson Was Clearly Qutclassed by Local Man—-Big. \»xet%>niraguows!» w:tusiod ow “pt tl — hs ally, by aheer-atrenath and deter Pa mination Roller w hed his ad ye | saa iaieap ann in en eae | Sale Continues All Week at, whe Dor ny for a min | — ute ex more, & and Dr. &. P. Roller Won Die wrestling During the first few minutes of . The second half of the match was iy match with Olle Donelson at the oes ‘ Se our a awe A inet sanenh aa lak waahaceemadle, dak ha tidertined tm the i sini ; IL omsiaal on (se Se ee a ee cence | te pomgeeth, Deselens || ee toute tees 0 or yet ordered your ne uit for I t u are aff ne star fall in 28 minutes and 15 seconds considerad’» applause by |! by loud . aun . | as © . a ford oe and the sorond fal In 30 minutes | imeelt out roral baa Sout Riis. amnsleon wan] rps tae uy ad the plea, “ an » seconds “ we no old. nally oller obtained . “ me as entitled to ure Oo rial y wlore the Cu £ ub match for his adver and the ha a and crotch hold and | @ seed lo and w ntitled pla g ; e Pp Women whe ing ooal man b ’ te on to a head stand, | fair treatment bought Monday and today are lo im their coain © after th momects dropping him down squarely on his Dunc” MeDonald was ted tion of the suits included in the sale | strictly enida. yeu of tussting. boulders The or did not for the match pr the : : ‘ - , Upty. fee Donelson’s great strength was realize even that had lost the | r« © agreed upon for the date, finely tailored garme i © swalaa pes me 4 hat saved him fro he hun fall nd expressed naidorable evening A fatled to appear al a \ : ome ‘ k hata : “oe ap that ape Ben Rtg 8 has some nYprise when the referee sent the | "Bobby" Hayee,-the well known brought out thi ison by lof New York es knowledge of the Kame, but Roller! men to their dressing rooms. port, held the wate . rer coat designers and manufacturer ieee. all this pas we mo fa outelassed bh * ht 1 Both men went onto the mat de in the b © was sold, anc onldes p si : ps bine with ss a let pare ” hat the dermined to get the second fall, and | the house receipts, there war a side mart and t armin $35.00 to 455) em big boy yeared after Donelson played desperately | bet of $600 between the two men each pecial at . e ; pe gre weaker thar n com for several hole i r put him on | which went to the winner of the pe: Fis rt the def From then on it' match : parison mn = mor allt Dis ® as 2 the * ‘ Roo tie elem 162c Suiti tual ic Suitings Ie] Fite | Merry Witew = $2. 98 ic Suitings Me | i ine | € are only « few busing aga! Yost express shipment remarkat o an ‘s of these materials et, He osterday's exp nd women who ate toety pres sortment of the popular “Merry Widow” Sallors, which we are cnough to susp thea vote | placing on sale tomorrow at only $2.98 each. They come in all n w at the aale - ‘* mor the wanted coloriage—-navy, sapphire, brown, ¢ nen, black ot 5 van chains a “re P white—in fact, every shade to match the popular dren 004 They come tn attractive herd ™ (Photograph Taken Especially for This Newspaper by L. Van Sad Guithen chaéen. Mate ave triamet with 2 ot aman yl e. Oeyen, Staff Photographer.) large pompons. Samples in our window 2 98 cxwarty at ener tit Asa . ‘ le JOHN M'CLOSKEY. jp Chetes at Sale price ....., =e BY GEO. R. PULFORD. & nicer set of felldws would be hard | = } ‘ . Aprit 6.~—1.0@ find. If he @ thing eine 094 on abe 2-0 ing rs te ith his club, MeClonkey has some hi wad | don't want to predict what the Bt tine coming for this alone é 0 = Ina Cc a4 | touts Nttonal league club will) ‘The critics who have watched pe sentence Sertoli Retreat quit }do, I was with them four days, the Cardinals k predict that cone jand it rained so hard every day some few folle due for a wu HANO PAINTEO—Inciuding Cracker Jars, Tea Pots, Chocolate quill that & game was impossible, prise this summer, Of course, thi a | Hence the heavy silence on prow is the hopeful season, but men wh Pots, Sugars and Creamers, Orange Bowls, Bonbon Dishes, Bal abo pects fare hard to convince declare the : : ; ce pei at ‘N10 Special with Bat | discovered one thing | 4id Cardinals are there ad Bowls, Fruit Bowls, Mayonnaise Sets and many other | a not know before. The Cardinals The club looks good on paper d - eine oni " i hich a ues 4 in have a manager who i® all wool, The men handle themselves well in dishes—as importer's nple line, w we w ucky en 25¢ Neck - : ter and a yard wide, Hix name is practice, and, of course, the pitch to secure at balf price and lees. Only one plece of a kind in the 2c Neck Ruchings We John McCloskey. Onee he fers are not hurting themselves to , A the wanted shadiugs anf) repli aged the Louleville olub, in Phe my extent. If McCloskey lands up entire collection, but every plece a genuine work lovely new chiffon and =: * when Jimmy Collins became! in the first division « lot of wise of art. Aw stated, $2.50 to $6.00 values tomorrow . tects _These are sold ee | |the third bass wonder of thej people will look foolish when It is we larly eee yard. yi pase }eame, and Fred Qiarke developed! time to cash bets next fall, but that ale $ BY NORMAN ROSE. jim the bowels of the ship, they ran.) Ind, Midshipman Geo. M. Ravens Gt Seance cae MTL GA ded tas tae have al the hen Baths PSamres woe Aboard U. 8. 8. Georgia. | Just why these grimy, overall: croft, of Cleveland, and Midshipman | 109 DSN Cokie tor three? fidence in the world of this result pp lagdatena ™. 2 clad, sweating sallore were happy | Louis C. Scheibla, of. Cincinnati years, Koing to St. Louis from] is a fact that can't be denied Standard | bloos = Sap Gaveh HH. iw @ story that cannot be told until) “Take our picture? You bet!" | {wm Rolme i Bh. lows fmm ee : 00 Four score happy men came tum the results of the Magdalena bay the sailor men cried with one ao-|) SROUNNAT OS MBO UO time eal - - = | Patterns, r Poor ling onto the deck of the Georgia, ‘target practice are officially given cord as they climbed. crawled and | UF) Mie ie wamething MeChmt ! } {0c and ag: as soon ax the after superposed Mt from Washington. Suffice it to scrambled all over their beloved |, OOwnrinm &% sumels ts ‘tent H I KLEIN | Bax Ia d ee es - say now that they were open guns While the picture was being Shy tov’ to show, by exasiple } ° 15c. Suteli er, Sheehan. , oo turret had faished is shOotinG. iy congratalations and iweelved taken, the gune were still so hot | “asl lying (0 show. ly ematipies fo ee whoo Repairing tn | yesterday afternoon congratulations from Admirai Em-| from their rk” that the men | Men ball player Is an dead ax Das || the City While You Wait. a ies Out of the manholes of the great ory and Captain McCrea, as did also besought the photographer to hurry | i Ginty His own players have 217 JAMES 87. trips stect gumhouse they poured, up the three officers of the turret, Ea | up, inasmuch us they were being oe source from the “handling room.” down hatin Arther BR. Cook, of Evansville, scorched. j ‘imo one MIGH SCHOOL BOYS aE” mareg : Banking Focal Setasa'as' tas MEET LEAGUERS tlon for appendicitis oi anjesseiilicisanninaaii The Washington Trust Company nee Business Men Capital, Surplus and Profits . $585,000 j We beter Transact a General Banking Business. | peer yy cto to the — ' tle and the Northwest, Now, a8 always we bold selves ready to do all that a | | Today the Washington bigh school of Portland and can be counted baal | 4 the I t to do some clever playtng ° | the league cam | Thoreday Bight the Washington | DinEcTORS— jim Athletic park. The game prom rien school team will leave Seattle | fuoe to be @ good one, as the high for Spokane, where it will meet the | 3. W. Cline C. &. Burneide managed bank can do for school boys expect to put a big league team Wednesday, April 16. oh es Ger development of those deat lato the record of the leaguers This is the bigeast game that ts < teem ests . and make the big fellows work for on the trip's schedule, and for this | Wa. To thi additional Prustoess ut their score. Some of the more en- reason the boys are looking forward bo aye os ee Accounts coo tenia a thusiaatic of the high school team to it with considerable interest, On| George F. Stone W. W. Chapin and bankers; from William Piggett 5. P. Westen A HM. A. Clise firms and individuals: young man starting in business as well as from the older comcems, requiring new or additional bank ing taciitios. even think that there ts a possibi Friday of this week the team will ity of thelr winning the game. meet the sine from the Spokane | ue r ge | Tharsday the high school boys high school, and, as the easterners | will meet the nine men represent- are out for the champtonsbip of the STREET. ing the HI Military academy of state, there will be considerable fur FIRST AVENUE AND MADISON Portiand, This school generally Mying when the boys meet. The holds the champlonships of the city two schools are —, oman o oe OE Se a ecaseenesenanenetaeee wag le Merry Widow Glasses —_———- Lenses cannot droop; will fit any nose. Regular Price $5.00 | the vi Pais 5 Brees ener om the peninsula 12 years. | Wednesday, to Introduce, $2.50 at $15 |= ONE. OF NEW! construct two bridges across Cop-| iving, sometimes, te the man | |Pe iver } |]} of woman whose feet shrink - Special all the wook—Heautiful at every step from the torture The best serge | VETERANS’ HOME LAD | | Breakfast Bacon, ibe per pound. | of walking made in Amer- | Band Box, 1100 First ave. From this you will find ica we put in mete gg | immediate relief in a pair of Dr. Reed's Cushion Sole to our Regal (By United Press.) | Shoes, carried im all leathers, ¢ PORT ORCHARD, Wash. Aprti! on its oh =P tap Ager acme prassa ‘| Ladies’ for man or Woman. Sold at one price the world over. the cornerstone of the new Wash ment consistent with conservative ing—balances, responsibility reviving business conditions duly considered. 6 Savings werd bs the We Pay ate on Amerione Bank Dr. Reed’s Cushion Sole test Kye Glass made. ee Pownall Scandinavian American Alaska Euilding, (By United Press.) j Was killed on bis ranch, some dis | SAN a jtance from San Quentin, yester. | AN BEBOO, ‘Agel TA Wiel diy. The filing % onlé te have |sram received from San Quentin, been done by a man by the name of Smith. No further particulars | Lower California, gives the news have been received. Young, who} that C. J. Young, vice president of was considered wenithy, had been | Exclusive Agency. Wallin & Nordstrom 1327 Second. | meee erate ARR Everett and Edmonds serge is solid, ington veterans’ home was laid | $t bs tantial, here yesterday afternoon. The | I an rich. We have ceremony of placing the stone was | followed by speeches of Gov. Al-| used it for bert E. Mead, Rear Admiral W. T.| | Shoes years an d “orwell, commandant of the navy es shall use it for yard, Poget sound; State Auditor Ladies’ Golden Brown years to come C. W. Clausen; H. 7. Jones, Mat-| Vici Kid Shoes, blu -if the mak thew L, Piles and James H. Bevis, | cher cut, welted representing the Mate board of con soles, up to the mo- trol; Hon. J. B. Yakey, judge of| style: ] he superior court of Kitsap county, | ment style; regular Other Wednesday Bargains Best Gold Filled Mountings, Spherical Lenses, guaranteed 1 year, $5 and $6 values a2.00 We have no desire (o arouse your passions on Gi great question, nor do we offer you 16 dollars for but when we talk clothes, we can show you the wiar browns in SIXTEEN different shades. swat 10 to $25 Torlo—The deep curve Lapé™=never before sold leas than $10, Complete . $5.00 NEw LOCATION Proetss Optical Co. The Balcony, Rhodes Co. ARCADE BLOCK BEKINS srannce' Co. inc. CORNER THIRD AND WASHINGTON. We Operate the Only Absolutely FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE In Seattle ers live up to their past. A new Regal who was an active worker in #e-| price $3.50; special curing the Washington veterans’ | J soday « ome for Port Orchard, and for Wednesday and W. Tibbetts, superintend Thursday, only— soldiers’ home at Orting % = Suit for one that go wrong—no ent of the Following the speaking, the Ladies “ite aer af the G. A. RK, of Port Orchard, | ‘ ” served to all esent dinner oF “buts” about The navy band furnished the! = ‘ nusic for the occasion. it. ° to Snehom a Fly On The Fiyer SEATTLE-TACOMA ROUTE. Fare 35ce--Round Trip, 60c. FOUR ROUND TRIPS DAILY. LEAVES SEATTLE — p and 10:25 a. m., 2:06 and ok, | | Alaska Roads Ask Bridge Rights. ‘ON, April 7.—Dele ate Cale has introduced bills per iting the Couper River & North Raymond & Unequaled Security fs Offered for the Storage of Furnttare, Pianos, Pictures, Trunks and Other Valuables. We & Cont What It Wii! 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