The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 23, 1909, Page 2

THE 1909. STAR FRIDAY, APRIL 23, TURKS SHOW REAL FORM: | BLANK CASEY’S DUCKS DENVER TO HOLD THOMPSON PITCHED INVIO Standing of the Ctwba, ic AUTO RACES | LATE BALL AND BEST PORT , , Won, Loat, Pot | B LAND DID WAS THREE HITS. hemahen 8 i ise: og ' |FAMOUS8 RACERS FROM ALL min ino bath roe ois ei we OVER WORLD WILL ENTER ‘Pore ‘ 5 . "masa AT OVERLAND PARK. at Dug's ’ yerd:- yemersay ni NATIONAL LRAGUE, sg , a sg Meng it este ses : $9 3 SPACE F mounted the mound for the Dus at * Jota, was manly re | SO HUGGINS “ gn Whal Mur ‘phy Thinks He's Wordly, 58 shes a the local ys ready and} . shares 3 : ' st of ; ¢ Le 1 i won the gar rt n ree utes Her re tt ' « a 4 f a! * Saye fe ee situ %itatt| sce |S * A STANFORD TO ENTER 3 ‘. co i$ Glee wie hii” ts “ CONFERENCE MEET| Thompeon, p icc. 3 0 0 0 8 t ae @ ambit f ope Py TLING Brace Meg AR POA Murphy a bip price H AF kn He W: | WILL SEND D ANOTHER TEAM To Sooncy ” ; i CYMSNN oS (Ae) Pe ustanas COLLeens. roa ES i ene pte Crom thy | STANFORD U wRaIsy, Pinmance, p .. ° > by 4. “BE CLOSELY CONTESTED aia * HIGH SCHOOL TEAMS INSIDE DOPE FROM WASHING. MIX TOMORROW Tom INDICA Te MENT Wate BY YRRY Clown BROADWAY BASEBALL TEAM Washing? TO PLAY PIERC® COUN doe tn. Was: teen’ teen Prep TY AGGREGATION. rack meet evhed before the trip ts al alumn! have on Broadway bist Batteries —- Rhoades, 3 Clarke, Powe!!. Graham an At New York Rr. 4 Washington «3 f afd Use finish prom New York v or Batteries Bt ar the bar dian and Kiet or hetier, whee excellent run The TThe Newport CAFE & GRILL 2 * FIRGT AND MADIGBON, ependable Clothing $$ Chicago— t 2 CURLEY IS TO MANAGE AT yesterday | ae | ~Aer¥.-P.E. rt 4 PATHFINDER "ARRIVES MANAGER OF GOTCH.MAH COAST LEAGUR. AT GREEN RIVER, WYO. | MOUT BOUT TO HAVE Games Yesterday. ardly notices j FULL CHARGE HERE. | . . a Dae ogee gest cs Lae Angele rt Portiand angen Rive, Wre Apett 2 sicadny Uattet Free) N 0 The & athiinder gutomobtig, rus-| CHICAGO, April i3.—By an ar! ssipetsarieg Nagel, sp Armbruster, | cing “te rk to the Se ath *\ rangement with John Cort, of Se Umpire, MeCarthy. | (Pe te | attie, Jack Curley, the well-known i Vila Aeenes— i iavene | tle promoter, will tak ae of| . 6 ldaho, (Sl the wrestling and of ance aré|boute at the Alaska-¥ om, Curley be t untry f ° Z anger, Wyo. ‘ona F + © 9 Tlas the fonds tor ths wer | kecarn $0 Se 9 25" . cab jer ar oa in at tay Mt San Francisco by: H. nl? OE ET Ea 1] Advertise in our business chance | oo o ttertes — H. eter and Hom At Prices Which You Will Find Hard to Equal ath |eolumn. We are bringing our ad out hans Plenty of styles and fa . to choose from and more than plenty of quality for the price. Always $I5 Men’s Suits, $12.50 and $15.00 We have made a big effort to get the best fabrics ind cleanest workmanship into these garments and ire happy to state we have accomplished it, but had to take double the quantity in order to get them at he right price, as the consumption of our two stores enables us to buy in quantities, and in that way we are able to offer you better inducements. : High-Grade Clothing Constructed by “The MeCormack System,” which has no superior for fit, finish and high-class fabric 8, + $20.00, $25.00 to $35.00. Men's Furnishings—Don’t you think it’s near time y COAT SHIRT & M. bawet 7 nd at w mitts, Saturday, Ag ‘ i! ie — ial Sale le "A. L HALL, 1111 First Ave. | |85c Buck’s or White’s 1-Inch Beveled Edge Socket Firmer Chisel, 50c ou were replenishing your Spring Outfit in Shirts, Underwear, Neckwear, Sox, Fancy Vests, etc.? Wee Goll Bhle0e sini tetididinicen’s «4 65¢, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $2. Men’s Underwear corvermevececess OO¢, T5¢, $1.00, $1.25, $1. Sew Anything you want in heavy, light or medium weights, all colors. Sox—In fancy and plain colors, at tteseereveecen LOM, 12144, 25¢ to 50¢ Men’s Pants If in need of a separate pair of Pants, take a look over our extensive lines at $2.00, $2.50, $2.95, $4.00, $5.00, $6.00 We can fit you, whether you're small o large waist, long or short leg. Boys’ Suits Being hand-made, no Regal Suit ever loses its original shape. But should any Regal Suit net wear to satisfy you just come here and ring usually 25 per cent higher. Me Made up in the helght of fashi on, of all pure wool and worsted fabrics; some with two pairs of Pants Get Your Money Back =—_—_—_—_—== $2.45 -00, $6.00, Boys’ All-Wool Knee Pants, worth $1.00, for. .. 50¢ i y Boys’ Heavy Cord Knickerbocker Pants, all size spe- You're invited to inspect our goods, Salesmen will be pleased to show “Always Right.” iFred M. Spinnir a8, whether you purchase ¢¢ not. | 1310 Second Ave. HH. L. KLEIN THE SHOEMAKER, i you can't got boots or shoes to tit you, gét thom made to " pry AMES STREET | eeReseas ses ae ss tesisaaeey, | Second and | Where the Yesler Cars Stop SOLE AGENTS 4 A | 615 to 619 First Avenue é B |g On the Square Opposite Totem Pole McCormack Bros. 812-14 First Avenue Opposite Colman Block——— Two STORES—SEATTLE, TACOMA