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

GAME PROMISES T0 BE HOTTEST OF THE SEASON Broadway Resolved to Try) Tickets have gone like hot cakes Championship. and the Lincoln high are making ready to Win the crowd will witness the contest The two teams are In no condition |to compmin of the result, and they — are entering the fray under no pro The football teams of the Broad. test. Broadway has buried the schools) war hatchet about the dispute over the cham: the date of the game and is going the University It promises | posable to avenge their grievances: to be the hottest conteate local grounds this « rooting contingents the two schools, there will for the players BOWLERS ORGANIZE TWO LEAGUES Clubs in Commercial and 9! '° City Leagues for Winter =» Tournaments. with the or ngress for 1 ferce Howling club, the first club to June & WANT DENNY FIELD ! The Plan Is Not Met With |" the season. It te Favor at University and Coy at fullback of Washington. The board of regents of the Uni when it asked t meets next week, will be the Alaska-Yukon-Pa-| Davia, to get tnto the fight game Cifle exposition to allow the use|’ a of Denny field for the holding of | *!Tady promised Shinny a scrap. the Amateur Athletic unton cham Ws pionship games during riod It ts hardly expected, however, | that the petition will be acted upon T 0 M 0 R Py ow ia thought that} fleld is wholly tnad | ——— i ‘ for the holding of the games. Also| The Seattle Athletic club Junior | 2” the university authorities will point! roehall team oyt that the varsity athle ments which would be being avatiable for athie CRANES DEFEAT tain Madigan will not be in the | Vrank Lubb on game on account of injuries second, Gargantua third, 1 RAVEN BOWLERS ich SCHOOL GIRLS —«§=——cnanenios tne The Red Ravens last evening | years, the erack little Chancellor eplit about 100 shy of the Cranes | PLAY BASKETBALL team was defeated yesterday by fn the totals in their set at the) he club bowling} George Young was ome game high man, with 212, and J, Btephen high man for three, with | 696. Team score: } 34 Total | Score st 796 865—2,529 | Christof a dainiinncrmnmesien j 796 792 843—2,431 | “AKed 6 field Daskets Speaking of jobs tor T. R, why | % DENVER, Nov. 20.—Commission.| COMing out ¥ er of Indian Affairs Leupp has di-|4 7 score. Manager Mathes Han rected the Carlisie Indian team to %¢® Is arranging her schedule for fulfill tts contract for a game with | fterholiday games the Denver university team tn this| ene » city on December 5. The Carlisle } managers threatened to cancel the Playtog in a downpour of rain, game, and the Denver authorities Bremerton high school yesterday appealed to Leupp. NEW HAVEN, Conn. Nov. 26.— Yale's chances of defeating Har. vard Saturday were lowered yea terday afternoon, when Kilpatrick.| straight football. Harry Bennett, | Yale's star tackle, wrenched his|of Bremerton, was responsible for | knee, putting him out of the game many gaina by his line plunging. and from indications a banner will be to line up againat the younger in campus, stitution with all the determination ht) Ye asters Rice and Jacks of mm.) the Broadway nd Lincoln schools om | have all the boys behind them, #o ch| that some merry times can be pre c T Ament * e club will hold ita first xt Wednesday on the Me The tourr and Jay| will probably be held from “ n that Capt. Robert Burch will at end To Fight In Frisco. Frank (Shinny) Shannon, a local und boxer, will hit the high ea for Frisco tomorrow, accom d by bis nanager, William On the eve tn Califor a James Coffroth ha A SS PLAY MOHAWKS : Mint Despite the and an eighth Don won, Tony Faust a, hon third. Tin 1 » > gan handicap won will meet the M pesgeee. Dene hawk eleven at Dugdale's park to- | oreo no et Morrow morning. The club team) 1:24 4-6 . has defoated the Mohawk Mile ona S emt peor fore and the Indians wt! an: be Ke vane won, Tale seek to, ¥ ranti thie retaliate. It is possible that Cap-| Mile and }iaea-s Downed for the first time tn th 4 high eleven by a 60 The defeat rankles tn the! breasts of the members, ond they have iseued a challenge for 4 re turn game. Cunningham of Ballard{ was the star of the game, Douglas, Manson and Rock shone for the Chancellors } a George| The tnterclass basketball games| Lincoln high school yesterday. The over the Fresh y manner, the final ng 14 to 6. Mise Nora forward for the Sophs The seniorjunior game Was | oot ambassador to Berlin? } |more evenly fought, the seniors |)... r, however, with International Bakery STALLS 40-41, PUBLIC MAR. KET, BAKERY, 1219 YESLER Way. All bakery goods fresh each day. A trial will make you our customer Market L 5517, Bakery L 4780. Bremerton Wins. defeated the eleven of the Frank Ua high schoo! by the score of 33 to 0. Forward passes could not) be used with success, because of | the slippery condition of the ball | and field, which § 4 Regal $15 Suits Overcoats and Cravenettes Sole Agents We’ve been asked many times how it was that we could put out such splendid values in Regal $15 Clothes the answer is obvious—we do an immense volume of business on — Regal Clothes—those who wear them send their friends—and they send theirs—because Are sold here at from $5 to $10 les® than like fabrice (if they are as well meade} are sold for in other stores. We’re reliable put ir word and wares to the test. Opposite the Totem Pole World Beaters for Overcoats THE STAR—FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1908. INDIAN MAIDS ARE LIVELY ROOTERS angnanennanscansneananassgnasscanasganaseceansaeasessentssseetiettaseteseetetaeiniteeiitti | The largest han ic wha . world is nowr Canto China” * iw 18 foot high and SHOESTRING PLAY ‘:::"." JOHNNY GLAZE, Stillson Captain of the Dartmouth Eleven in 1907, Now One of the ' Concee, © Wrench, 90¢ USSSLEELSTERETELTA TASTE TA TATT TA TTNAT ESAT eS Ta aEA SRT ATT aa Teas ea sees st reeset | BY JOHNNY GLAZE BILIANGHAM, Mass., Nov. 20 A tri¢k play is the one I remember and the ma best of all in my experience The elreumetances of the game surprise of the opposing {t the most effective l ever saw, W played on the Brown eleven of those that can be piayed brother Ralph was playing halfback and I was playing quar We figured it ht to have at t one chance the important game with Brown to work this play, and we waited but watehed for the opportunity all through the early part of the We knew that if the trick falied not only would be @ giveaway GIRL STUDENTS AT CARLISLE INDIAN SCHOOL CHEERING CAPT, WASEUKA AND HIS MEN AT ONE OF THE FOOTBALL BATTLES ON THE CARLIGL E GRIDIRON, AT EMERYVILLE ROSY OUTLOOK FOR * FOR A. A.U.GAMES .: sn San| LINCOLN ELEVEN as far over on the other side fi the Team Is in Fine Condition *" . and Students Sure of Victory. jroadway sembly room af the school and after the resound through signal work at Woodland park, which resembled a small From 6 to 8 on— Saturday Evenings 1 some time, but in rising 1,500 feet above the nen. Tt may take yo the end you will learn other way than by putting SYSTEM eagh pay envelope soon becomes the What you thus steadily save, and the 4 per cent ¢ intkr$st which your savi in time grow to a very substantial When you visit the bank be sure tdi for a copy of “The Bank Ac- If you're not coming to the batik, write for a copy. Sine. of good reading—mailed FRE Alaska Bafidta, Home of the vian Ame: Scandinavian American Bank =, foot tn ¢ a mfarence at the bot $1.00 10-in, you wily 8 ave you tion be 4 ‘om i know it b@re shoestring” play. It cess only about once in a t that we intentions, but would prob t well am en arefully § x lod tn There was we m1 be no wlgnal, so the players} ' ‘ n the alert from the very of the game. napped the ball into my ha ‘ etty badly, Ralph saw hi a ght position ” Wt 66 ea a unity The teams had alized what bad}, * 4 over onto the side lines fown the | **y./ jApparenty by accident Ralph djd{ not «| rt. ¥ teen Aan jmot take his usual position, but ‘ We 14 the, 8 oe ‘FF. M. SPINNING eal time 1310 Second Ave, sna, “miweacs Le W. GROSS six Our ENTIRE Stock of Ladies’ and Misses’ Coats, Suits and Skirts, Silk Waists, Silk Under- skirts and Raincoats at 50c, 60c and 75c on the Dollar | All This Fall’s Merchandise— i NO RESERVE | eRee Seas fe: & On account of the warm weather and the backwardness of the qT Season, we are compelled to start our YEARLY WIND-UP Sale @ © days in advance of those we have had in previous years. Our WIND-UP Sale for the last five years has been a NOTABLE feature to the ladies of this city and vicinity, and usually comes along after Christmas; but as the weather has been warm this year and we have © been unable to dispose of our fall and winter stock, we are c +d oe this Sale THIRTY DAYS SOONER THAN WE WOULD The sale is now on in full blast, and you will be able to buy ANY. | THING in our establishment at 50c, 60c and 75c on the dollar. COME | EARLY and get some of the BEST BARGAINS. . SUIT PRICES Suits in all the styles that are being worn this fall will be priced as follows: “4 ‘All suits selling at $26.75, All suits selling at $37.50, ‘ $25.00, $22.50, will be $17.65 $40.00, $41.50, will be $27.50 ‘All suits selling at $27.50, $28.50, san BETS | to 8000 wil veo $ISAD OTHER SUITS WILL BE PRICED ACCORDINGLY. COAT PRICES py rr? [itsse i} i Coats in the Nippon and Empire Sample Coats, Exclusive Ewe 4 * iP ‘ hat h i : styles, full lengtha, regular selling $32 SaeeeneS from at $15.00, $16.00 and $11 95 UD Sika sckdicte th $17.50, will be .........! ° We forgot to mention that in the priced at $11.95 will be found many BROADCLOTH COATS. $18.00, $20.00 and $22.50 $16 50 Silk Raincoats Coats will be . ° Regularly priced at $22.50 and a during this sale is ‘ WEE OD vcbccvcdeencsae $17. : OTHER COATS that have been sell- Silk Moire Raincoats : ing from $22.50 to Selling up to $30.00, 50 ¥ $26.50, will be .. $19.50 will be .. $22. + The prices on Black Street and Dress Skirts will be as follows? Voile Skirts up to $15 Panamas at $12.00, $13.50 7 85 GSS nace sack dee sous and $15.00, will be ... « On the bargain tables you will find these articles 1,500 Lawn and Linen Waists, previously selling up to $2.50, and none 85c ever selling for less than $1.50, will be priced at . se eenenee 1,000 SILK WAISTS and 650 NET WAISTS that have been selling 65 for $7.50, $8.50 and $10.00, will be venue Von chee '. We wish to say that nearly all of the NET WAISTS have the NEW, LONG, MUSKETEER SLEEVES, and HAVE NOT BEEN IN THE HOUSE OVER TEN DAYS, The fancy and plain Tail Waists are of the NEWEST designs, and also have been selling up @ $10.00 each The FEW items mentioned above were picked out of each line W carry, in order to show you what a great saving it means to you to pu fy chase anything at this store during this Sale. Of course, there. af@ HUNDREDS of other articles which we did not mention, and we would suggest that the best way to find out if this is a straight, legit: imate Sale, and to see the GREAT BARGAINS we are giving, wil to give us a call in the near future Daring the Saletho store will open at 9 a. m. and close at 5:30 m., and all goode will be delivered at our earliest possible convenience Corner Second Corner See and Madison e e and Madison {