The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 13, 1909, Page 2

TURKS BREAK EVEN SUNDAY Seattle and Aberdeen Each) Take One of Double-) Header—Allen’s Great Pitching. The first game of yesterday's @ouble header was grabbed by) Mike and the bunch, but the second Jeo was taken early by the Cats, | Attle Rock” Allen held the Aber | deen brigade down to one lone hit} in the opening matinee, but “Lefty” Miller was found in steen plac when the second spasm rolled) around, for two of Aberdeen’s hired men poked the pellet out of the lot) ‘and altogether piled up five cir cuits to the Turk’s two. But not so BACK IN OLD FORM WELCH WiLL | MEET NELSON Freddie Welch will meet Battling | Nelwon at Colma about the middle of October, Barton, according to George sporting editor of the | Minneapolis News, who ts in Se-| attle, Barton had a letter from Welch | from Cardiff, Wales, yosterday, in which the little serapper says the fight is a sure thing, although de-| nials will probably be banded out as soon As the announcement ts! made, The men will @nter the ring at 183 pounds. Freddie tn back home visiting the folks just now. Barton tells the} story of how the lad from Wales first hit this country The first thing Freddio did after being passed through Ellis island THE STAR~MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1909. SPORTING NEWS WEE WILLIE KEELER 3 GUARANTEED: DIVIDENDS 3 COAL TONS FOR $10 eM Ast aes ¢ ——— —_________ — street, to. sented at coal yard of district of Seattle! KING COAL MINING CO. Incorporated Under. r the Laws of | the State of Washington, “TENINO, WASH. Capital 500,000, , Fully, Paid Seattle, Wash.,— THIS CERTI FICATE, officially signed, entitles the holder, Mr- ——+---- agent for King Coal Na aoeunamemcboammums eihiig TONS FOR $10 ae sax Tay UAT avs Yeon hagiaee Wa Usd: ‘on-Assessable, tons of King Coal FREE i pre= KING COAL MINING CO; ieee ————- was to rent & room and start a physical culture school, The cul ture university gag waa rather over worked at the time and Freddie's in the first hatf of the afternoon. One lonesome tally was all they could gather. Seattle was satisfied with three, and the game. > pocketbook grew slimmer and slen with First Game, dorer, | the Seattio—- AR. H FO. 4 & Just when the landlord «ame was ee Se ius Waki Wkiniie around the third time, Bernard Me Coal Buying Easy Our Plan Cal. ie Be: hae 7 poppe Menem By gual he ban Our plan makes your coal buying a pleasure, instead by selling 1,000 shares of stock—par value $10 [conc a Hh ue j 2 , ee BS Sie a Ns Bh glee ag | ttetion shows he te deck tm ‘nic oc” | up and tngtatled him eo bosiang tn of a. burden can make this improvement tume § 1 a% 2 §] NEW YORK, Sept. 13.—The re |customd piace ee chist-oticl wisider | SP Ooe amtas school, but MoFad We sell through our own special agents ed, 1 £29 2 Brean. €. Woo Wie Ker Soo at 34 et: te ous te cat | Gea wasn't wasting any too much No danger of being held up by an unserupulous By raising this money from the sale of stock we not JR ness J+ + 3 + 4) the Highianders ts one of the aur- | good work he will soon enter the old | money on him, #0 ane day he slip dealer only get our electric tram system, but increase gue at a. 2 | #00 ctrole, of which he was so long «| Fo eet ee naiphla aad went A coal famine impossible. patrons many fold oa 5 io ” 0“ cached bi bran | EP iy ae ee Prien Par . tory ate en the] Meets surprisingly fine per He stayed in the town of peace Coal prices reasonable We give three tons of coal free with every sharenig) Gee Hae Se | of hat brought | formances of late have been a hard | @04@ quiet @ year, learning the Unit of 4iv: ‘i x, Oe A j Ste doewerd te the- frost seat Of Jolt to the “obituary ncribbler.” | @d States style of handling yourself Our Property } lieu of dividends for three years—but we willmeng , $ Slawatdom just 17 years ago who have been harping for some |!2 & ring and then returned to Soal M ae eee Se than pay for this coal from good we will detine H : gia A glance at the 1909 playing sta [time that Wee Willie was “all In Gotham. pared ya Coal Mines are only 57 miles from § from the new étocitholders H H 3 " fe : Excellent transportation facilities. Besides the coal they will buy for themselves, you track ou Moat’s, 1 Pernott'a, 38. 20,000,000 tons of coal in sight. Earning $27,000 net profit annually, may be sure they will influence many other i likewise. Improvement Necessary | We consider this campaign not only a means of Batted for Starkel In the ninth. | 1, A's Ot Mi Mi Score tanings: i Double play-—Bennett to Mae ys Spam 1 —3| geo. Umpire—Caruthers, CURTISS. WINS but also a better advertisi irwgre By doi old-fashioned mule tram gi a OO HIG : 2 4 ‘ y doing away with the old-fashioned mule Bagee tases = Bennett,| Vancouve Pa Ps h Ale PRIZE system and installing an electric plant, we can re- vestment for more customers than we could AL ‘oy Starkell 1 Bases” aL ee eee Bae x duce the cost and increase the output ten times. from twice the moriey we are now spending, oe Alien 1, off Starkell, 5. Sanding of the Clube. | — YOUNG GRIFFO A WRECK. ennett to Mages: | Won. Lost. Met | AMERICAN AVIATOR CAPTURES — i Mi i Cc Untied od ee a a none Soa cacao ese ta — tree King Coa ning Company AB Ro mo A | Yancouver om, y 0 well uidioe pastel, ta ; . | Tacoma St Be Be ao alas sa in « cell at the Harrison st. poiles Phone 617 Pioneer Bidg. Open eae Fa seatt, 18—Glean UW. | Grech Several ays bo relatives ATTLE Until 10 P.M. ry ag 8 Re Be | ace bl, bee Ange ee lean aviator — of the former 1 ‘wrote from Main 1613 SE mi M, $8 8a 3 bl toe Angeles, Oakland 1-2, Vers! 204 jo SEE eNp Sydney, Austeelia, a Foanesting thet 3 is bee Slee ims, added further honors to | Re Be arrest — Se : RE RS nd ili his brilliant record by capturing the | xing mae ‘ anding of the Clubs, suffering frosa 3 pdt A Me ia y Pi ne Won. oat Pet, |#tand prise in the aviation test | Setectuss tremens, eee ee. Se te: $i fi} |here yesterday. Curtiss made bis) gee if 8 § 8 Si Es ASeess i] i43/fllght Saturday, covering 50 kilo- Pa tet oH 189 {i}] Meters (31.05 mies), oF five times Free r it s | onsi x es SS SS ai> ae. 1 at |around the course, in 49 minutes C { Offe Wi h MON, Yort uc a rs Ee a Ea ememmeenensers |24 seconds. His share of the $10. This 0a Wadia Boats. q 3 ; H s ; Hi AMERICAN LEAGUE. ets 88.000 “ note miianicensall 4 2 8 3 8 1 1) at cteago 1 Cleveland 0 4 jer, mach aviator, also! Pehle 35 “3 “6 FT | satand guste calcd wt Sark: "+ |sumpstnd for the grand petan, ma The Offer Must Soon Close. Sloe, as hie Cliche: Calls fol r One H Seore by =e Gresnene he — - K - 1 1 our 10 minutes 18 seconds, win Brerdsen 2c SFO SLOTS Se] Metin oe me Conte. | ning second prise Tons and Over Fifty Tons Have Already Be Been Given | Awa FSi Summary: Two-hase hite—Prisk. | Detroit : a ae Curtiss also won the prise for td Oe cag mage Md Philadephia “i 8 3 $3} auton starting. his time being § 1.6) Buy your Monarch Range now. Don't delay another day, or you may be too late to secure a ton of coal free. We have arranged for one hundred tons of coal only, and over fifty tons have been given away already. We have had a wonderful week of range selling, probably no other house in the country has ever sold as many ranges in one week. This is conclusive proof of two things—first, the Monarch Malleable is su- perior to all others; second, a ton of coal free is the most liberal offer ever made on a high-grade range alle ke . Le Blane was second in| 500 | this contest, al 9 26 seconds. 670 (461 8 TT att} ov 1D olen Pennett, Lynoh, Ci Chicago .- dell. 0" Tits Oe Moat 8 in| CRCMEO. j=: $0.98 one inning: off Porno, ‘in New York - ‘3 innings. ttune—Off Most @.) a¢ Louis oft 2. Oppen Washington Aviator Injured in Fait, | TOURNAI, France, Sept. 14. The aviation contests were marred | yesterday by an accident, Vandam | being capsized tn the strong wind, He fell 76 feet and suffered a frac-| tured ankle and severe bruises, gna At Cincinnat! 6, Chicago 6. At St. Louis 3, Pittsburg 4 | | baa | Stunding of the Clubs. Won. Lost. Pet | ee eo The Monarch Range Will Pay for Itself inthe ist Few Years off HH cH with his son, had a narrow escape. | 3 256 |The radiator burst {n mid-air, wreek -278 | Ing the motor of the Coe The ‘AODERT GAR CRONE Qa = AMATEUR GOLF CHAMP CHICAGO, Sept. 12.—Gardner i, the national amateur golf championship Saturday, defeating Egan four up and two to play. Robert Gardner represents the | 9ev3,°."%, Hinsdale club. In the preliminaries | articie tm here the contest narrowed down to | P°t'*t"”” | Gardner and Chandler Egan of the | —--~ [beat Charles Rvana, Ie ths senaz | 70C 21x36 A Adjustable mes Heavy Galvanized Window Screen 35c ¥ uel, time and labor represent real money, and the Monarch will save a considerable percentage of all three. can prove conclusively by the construction of the range and by the testimony of hundreds of Monarch users in § tual figures show that the saving in the first year or two of the range’s use is sufficient to repay its entire first ¢ _ Prices, $57.50 to pone Sold on Easy Terms ~ BREAKFAST TABLE A very neat, com pact little breakfast table like pleture, made of fir finished golden, square un: dorstock, round top 38 inches in diame- | @ special suit for @ special occasion ‘Steel Davenp D we want you to re- member that strictiy high-ctass wk for halt the charged uy the pen every © THE MINORU RACES, VANCOUVER, B. C., Sept. 13.— Se far at Minoru Park, the largest field of horses which has faced | Heavy galvanized ter, closes to 13 inch frame, adjusting to fit es wide; very con- | any window from 20 to ST" tcchen wide Witton venient for small | with galvanized fy screen oF wire cloth, ae curely locked In frame. Impervious to molsture. ||| sanitary, healthy, dura ble, strong and They will keen the fites |f| and mosquitoes out, Starter Jack Dwyer has been 12, but} oO awhich will kee eae This attractive solid a6 a result of a decision of the stew- | TPF8,, 400 | diseases ou . oe : ards yesterday, it will be possible |Risease proventtrcs Ti alti etek || | — Rocking Chair pul en Mi rwne Bisiseeod come in Blues, |to Hine up at the barrier in the fu-|lower than the price. of disease | finished Early English, | ture 18 fleet thoroughbreds. The | “¥Fattyes. | ? | Don't put screen in you |Mmit was boosted on the complaint | put tet then Hien, meennits of many owners. j other insects in, tf you wish > 1 he Mt ie 8 SEtoet Aveek, fatly $0) Siemens tne polecm at the teeaid jhorses can start In a race if necos-|aua'tha ‘sick Don't buy fly |f| sary. sorsen if you h flies and mos- [| | quitoes to inceulate you with the garbage barrel | built-on Mission lines, of square stock, full box seat construction, uphol- stered seat. It's a «ag strong, well-made £aui rocker, built am- Here's the very latest thing out, a rocker de- signed lke the front seat of a touring car—conced ed the most comfortable Blacks and Fancy Mixtures of both Cassimeres and Ca0Mt Navn — Special corruption of the utrified vegeta seat, Back made with a Worsteds. Among Sand tain 4 ite steel frame, giving it flex- ply ris to ye ‘ F < ibility and rendering it ab- stanc every-day this complete dis- p Rory abe Ge solutely indestructible Pri fCeSs Dresser service; regular vo 21x38, with proper usage; best | 660 21x96 ustable play you’1l surely price $7.00, Special Galvanized 4 for Tuesday— spring seat, hair filling; No. 1 leather upholstered, Lower part finished with »road leather fringe, col- Designed as pictured with 18x30-inch beveled, heavy plate, oval mirror; size of case 5 inches, top drawer ser- ors black, green, red; reg pentine, made of hardwood finished to ’ “ed price $36.00. Spe- represent quarter-sawed golden oak; a very neat, attractive dresser for small $21.50 room. Special for Tuesday— $9.85 | Velvet Carpets, Special BUY NOW PAY LATE Ten patterns of velvet carpets In good Oriental and conventional designs, of which we have sold the | borders, and consequently have the three-quarters carpets only, To close these quickly we will make the very low price of | Speciaf, 95c Yard | ADE, LAID AND LINED | She 14x36. 0c 12536, wa find what “you want for any occasion. Always: B15, 00 tH SPINNING ..23!Pa., KNABE The Wortd’s Best Plano THE SHOEMAKER. shoes to fit you, H to measure at ALL THE CREDIT YOU WANT Turkish Tow 's a bargain for you if ‘it son a is. We made a special deal | facturers, whereby we can offer ® | bleached Turkish towel, sixe 20x00 | day's selling only Special, 4c i Cline Piano Co. SEATTLE 615-619 First Av. On the Square Do you want to buy a home? Bee! 0 rororel Opposi te Totem Pole The Star's classified real estate Semen aren enema ( E SECOND AND UNION