The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 10, 1908, Page 2

SULLIVAN SAYS HE is NOY TO FIGHT Will Not Be in Preliminary sos. ss at Sound Beach. math t@ go on in any pretiminary there said Sullive have to fig Ww majority of these men are) v7 crack ame jonal, it te ‘ * of cigar stands, while| ° * 1 ' A ay copernt| ter it ha 7 re canducting ary fatend , . arrange a match for | § ‘ » againet whem ¢ lub rooms” to accommodate thar “m sanaiaial nt at time, however, the | dence has been collected th city | patrons: 1 my 1 ts unauthorised meme t neg have neter given Reid author TO SEE BATTLESHIPS the Vanoouver leaguers at Vau iy tentne te connection | Take boats at Pie Ten round conver, B. C., yeuterday, the seoty Sound Bewch, and have not agreed ber CAR AT @ Sta i don't » preliminary « A full line fo “TO SEE BATTLESHIPS Take boats at Pier 2 tripe daily ‘Ten reund See round trip $15 Suits Show Our Ideas of Styles and Prices If you can tell a Regal $15 Suit from a custom tailored suit after we've fitted it on you —your eyesare sharper than-ours. There’s a cut and style to Regal $15 Suits that you will not findin any suit any- where under $20 or $25. And we are firmly con- vinced that nowhere else will you find as many styles or as good styles as you will find here in Regal $15 Suits. If Regal $15 Suits were notawholelotfinerthan “ other $15 suits.shown in Seattle. Ifthey were \ ‘not at least 25% better in cloth and in lining and in trimming and in tailoring than anybody else’s, how could we have the most prosperous $15 suit business in this great city, where the most aggressive and most progressive cloth- ing stores in America are competing for your interest? See that your next suit carries the Regal Label. Your money back if you want it. “| THFSHUB 615-617 First Av ' the main @gont y Willing to he tp Mint » any Way \ , and when 4 ity he very purpose. SDERAL PAINT AND VALL PAPER € ase ieee Ave. Areade Annex THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1908. | POOLROOMS MUST CLOSE IN OAKLAND (By United Press.) jauthorities have been prosecuting SAN FRANCISCO, April 10, Noje secret investigation for twe 1 1 weeks, and they more will hand books or poo! roong) rH ition to lay be allowed to thrive within the of Oaldand o « while ostensibly engage bustnesa = to Paint? VALDEZ (By United Press.) arrived here eatan. The entire pop od out with a bras the American ompanying it @ rousing A public reception was last night be given Capt, Hansen and — the others. The car will undoubtedly be sledded through Keystone can ow. From the latter place Pairbanks the trail is wider the trip can be made easily at all he was to f flewh miditions of the race sledding, but will whether will permit o! awalt tnstructions from New Yor! weight co start training Athletic elub Ke nt ok en, his trainer, ar rives, Kelly will hit the road To look at Kell vuld bard. ly tmagine that He d ole personal F « like o college boy tn good condition - K With Jewey Smith ing bill in th i P 7 — in Farts. Los Angeles put ft all over Oak Ha eee land yesterday by 4 to 1 (By United Press.) LONDON Aprit, 10.—*Tommy” Burne The Pullman State college sine bumped the Lewiston Normal to the tune of 18 to @ at Pullman yee terday the American heavyweight has signed articles for a 1 contest, to be beld in prit 18, with Smith, a South African boxer The marine guard w A the navy yard are turnin track matched with Charlie Wilson or team. Good mate » ev Squires, and bis siguing articles far dence « bout with Smith has been made The Seattle Nationale defeated Money’s Worth or Money Back recetves $10,000 for his end You Ought to Know About These Clothes You ought to have a first hand knowl- | edge of what these clothes are—you ought to test their shape-keeping, wear- ing qualities for yourself. } The thorough sponging andshrinkingof | the cloth and linings takes out all the | stretch from the materials before they | are cut into the patterns for the suit. || This is the part that is slighted in the making of most ready made clothing— and it is the part of the making process that gives the shape-keeping, wearing qualities to a suit. Thest clothes are built up exactly as the higher priced custom tailored suits are made. As Low as $15 and as High as $50 Both Stores. King Bros. Co. The Young Man Who Reasons It Out If any young man will stop to take good square look atdife he will perhaps reason it out in some such way as this 719 Second av., near Columbia | 805 First av. Ceiman Bidg. “I may not expec © be a millionaire, but T KNOW th N d@quire a rea sonable mith if T am trogal and use good ont in my expendt tures. ‘Today I am young, strong and in the fullness of my earning power. [| WILL f those earnings NOW." save @ portion o That young man is gathering to him self the reins of power. He'll have mot- ey while the young han beside him, who “intends” to save “sometime” is atill tolling and still “intending.” We my Now is a good time, because Now Is ALWAYS & good time to do a sensible thing, And e much from each Alaska Boiling, Ownet'by the DAY Check soon becomes the easy way, andinavian American Bank. Saturday Evening Hours, 6 to 8, Scandinavian American Bank mmm Alaska Building, Seatt\ Alaska, April 10—The} n the New Yorkto-| band] ear and] you to Teihkill, as the trail te so} Capt, Hanson does pot yet know! ‘Will Fight Ten Rounds) Jewey liarns was supposed to have been | with the understanding that Burus | | | 00 $4 — Cape Gloves H t | a S eee | | ! | | Not more than sixty of these ' beautiful Hate at this price. | g99 pairs of lonw 1 ay ! You'll have to com ! ( t you would hagw the eutire ~ to cheose from Dat « | are all good styles } found ¢ are not 7 LONG GILK GLOVES AT 1 and worth 1.00 — These are ié-buttor | $14 to $9.00 on your pur Jongtt black and | « y Hat in the white, have ' i | fect gem der, we | uw to 7 ‘ tomorrow at J ] ‘ | _ =e ‘ We PICTURES 290. | Silk P ti ts Decidedly the Best $6. 00 750 STATIONERY 1. | ‘ —— ii Another great special from our etucoa Ever Sold at . Oa that have se ; Picture Department—the larg the Btatlonery : est and best Picture Gallery in | Seems as if we can ; Seattio—500 pretty carbons t ‘ etchings and imitation water ; colors. _Chriaty Girl pletures, went ’ | mottoes and steel engravings, | " ner t J 600 values, all st use price. for and cleve and | ali | this one ness of style and $5. ee a be | | ‘ | $5.75 Trunks at $3. 98 $1.00 Roteaisasies 39c ings 0c | | ' Almost as cheap as a dry goods bor—S2 and 1,000 yards The greates # bargain you have eve ] | 34-inch canvas covered Trunks, with patnt beautiful een. What roma { the large lot @ ‘ |]) 04 hardwood slats, stect corners and | Spring Velling 2 end fancy meshes, clamps, Monitor lock, irom bottom, tray whieh came In last week. All colors, aif with bat compartment, abe va " ih at com “$3.98 Ses eee Wel |: Pa , j Umbrellas | worth $1.00. Sale t | while the quae , tity lasts 35c $1.98 | 3" S8e ) ——— 500 Umbretias, in the M6inch wise, silk and A grand c« “tion of the newest of the - Inen covered, with paragon frames, steel * | sea fixings —Stocks, Rowe Gab rods, and a wonderfully beautiful aasort 10c Ribbons at 2c Cs and Set»—lece, lawn with tees ment of handles, natural wood and pearl or aitver trimmed. Our buyer picked the lot up recently in the New York 198 | at away under value. Really 38 | $3.50 values at, only Bes ane pretty Meta Dry Goods Op | buckioa, $1.00 values, 09¢ j $1_ Belts at_29c Belts at 29¢ tomorrow at Sutcliffe Baxter, Receiver yu J. Shechan, Mgr. Sik Rit ofa Plain Taff while thi tomorrow at the yard Beita, with cut row at the Pal ..+.sseceesees | Been Here Long? No? Then probably you don’t understand the real estate situation here, and why one section of the city should be so much more desirable and valuable than others; why an investment in property to the East, West and South is not nearly so good as buying property in the Northern part. In that case you have missed a good deal of the point of these ads of mine—— Take a look at the map of Seattle. Notice that part of town just north of Green Lake? Well—that’s the “Green Lake District,” sometimes called “T-P-Fay-ville” or “Fay-town” on account of my being so largely responsible for making it what it is today. I've given over eight years of my life and more than a little money to the upbuilding and improvement of this dictrict, and my friends think that the credit for its man-made advantages are due to my efforts. But ‘never mind about that part of the story—what I want you to appreciate is, as you see, that here is where realty values must double or treble in a short time—must, because the city is growing in this direction as it is in no other, and this soon will be the center of Seattle's residence population. New houses are going up every day—going up by the dozens and scores and a family in every one just the minute it is completed, sometimes before. It is served by two car lines now and soon will have two more—the trip to Pioheer Square is' made in twenty-five minutes. Streets‘are graded, city water, sewers and electric lights are in, and all the other improvements of a first class residencé section are going in as fast as men and money can work. The boulevard around Green Lake is now under construction; the Park Board is going to beautify both Woodland and Green Lake Parks, two roads are seeking franchises for an interurban road from Seattle to Everett, to run through this section, $200,- 000 has been spent by the Country Club on their grounds and golf links nearby, and more is going to be spent; the road from Shilshole Bay to Green Lake is to be graded through; the © Green Lake car line soon will be double-tracked around the lake; the Fremont Avenue-Wood- land Park car line is to be extended to the Golf Links and Country Club; and many other new improvements and conveniences are under way. It’s simply this—if you are looking for a place for a home or a place to invest your money profitably there is no part or portion of the city of Seattle that offers what the Green Lake District does. And to make it even more attractive to you I am willing to sell you an extra large lot in “Greenwood Park,” “West Green Lake Garden Tracts,” or “Salmon Bay Second Addition” —the choicest parts. of this choice district—for $10 down and $10 a month. More than that—the Fay way of selling is to GUARANTEE SATISFACTION—that is, give you your money back if for any reason you are not satisfied wit, the deal after hav- ing made it. That means absolute safety, as you will appreciate. I will be glad to have you call at my office and talk this over with me. T. P. FAY 502-503-504-505 Mehlhorn Building. Phones: Main 3532; Ind. 3836. ’ halt—Shearer. Dal lion, Mullen and. Hes and Huston, U by the | Coyle, Belford, Hyet Shearer, PB ten made plains why the game In the first inning! out—Ry Belford » was 6 to 0 In favor of | Bases on balls Then the cadet bunch | Merehant & And they kep® doing oe seresaasatsastseeeeitst H. L. KLEIN THE SHOEMAKER If you can’t get boots or shoes to fit you, get them made out the leather and pias d scores on the Il ove but the local boys havea ayers, those with the stead nerve and those who are there at the right moment, are wanted. The score by tnnifgs is as follows Wash, High.600100200—9 HM Acad...00303 010 8—10 Summary—Two-base hit Mil | HHion, Suerifice hit—Hickingbottom {| Stolen bases—Mullen 2, Hemenway, | TEA. Moneyback says: Schil limg’s Best is as safe as the bank for your money. Ington Boys. 217 JAMES STREET. # s2entTessagntes start ‘BEKINS Moving a Finest and Best Equipment for Moving Furniture, Baggage, etc. Modern Padded Furviture Vans. Speci | atructed Piano Wagons. Light Delivery Wagons for Coming to your House, No Charge for Going B | Work. We can tell yow to a cent what your move | Phones—Main 1623; Ind. 71. Fire Proof Storage. The boys of the Washing’ ston rr vy i ine ioe Rune Om cer returns yotr money © like Schitling’s Best; bim. Paci 608 Jobmeton Meih Rem