The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 4, 1909, Page 2

| SPLIT EVEN YESTERDAY QOUBLE-HEADER ENDS SEASON —ANNIS SHUTS TURKS OUT FOR THIRD TIME. The Northwestern league ended jerday with a double-header. ttle split even with the Tigers fm the games, dropping the first, | but taking the other, The scores were: In the first, 5 to 0, and the second, 5 to 4, Annis pitched his third consec- utive shut-out against the pennant winners. He allowed only seven scattered hits, Before the games the champions Were presented with medals by Mayor John F. Miller. The mayor also made a speech to the buneh, and was roundly cheered by the crowd. The Seattle bunch were all there with the goods yesterday the Tigers also. In the second} game Lee Magee let in four runs by missing a pop fiy, but his base running and work with the big stick made up for it. The post-season series with Spo kane begins tomorrow afternoon. The champions will take tn the fatr today. The scores: iret game— Mr. Carut Hight Detroit Right told—Mttebet!, Claetonatt. The boys from the City of Smoke : AERIS Rae oat ae ee Pittsburg. vx Pplshst—Archer, Chiao Cubs TI ME stacks are as fast, and nearly as aa) the ° new 39 . 2 | heavy, as the Lineoin and Broad teas gi 29 way teams of this city. The team Sige} ee Fe eee gt {Wth the opening of the fall term) Stl fevsale Pe, smb aed $ U1 © S/ Beattie 632 next week, the real football season | pany Se en aia @ 012 1 0/ Spokane 60 Heh was too light for therm. Pid i ys © NEW YORK INDICTS _ 200 eiwis sii wn i © intumioe =| Seaeouver’ AU [two wooks s niond of twenty non| {#44 SR REE ERAS 2 6 7 7 18 2) Tacoma... det! THIR TY TURF MEN have been out practicing, but as yet! ® OREGON SCHEDULE, & 4B. RH PO an chamois, | }no games have been played. Al® October 9—U. of O. ve. & sere se ; |training table has been running! ® Alumnae, at Eugene 7 eoeos8oe ego, 1; Detroit, 8 “memory” bookies last week, wh since the team turned out. *® October 23-—U, of O. va. WIL of PING BLOW 16 ho | *nc 733 5 “Lduls, 6-1; Clove: | ANOTHER SWEE Y JEROME |'t.!# alleged have beon taking bets| Coach Gflmore Doble, who ts back | # Jamette, at Salem, ee DEALT RACING B which were registered by clerks |thi# year, hopes to get some suit|® November 6—U. of O. vs . 2220e00 Standiog ANO HUGHES, employed by the bookmakers. Those | *>le material from the freshmen) # Multnomah Amateur Athletic * ae oe ae ae eas Pet Re EE arrested Inst week were given @| Who will show up at college the/ ® club at Eugene * etroit Py " * 7 ela Al ae ae ‘ broliminary hearing after which | OPeting day. |® November 13—U. of O. va ' tue sie :- NEW YORK, Oct. 4.—Thirty 1) thoy wero released from the cus-| A practice game with elther Lin-|® Idaho. at Portland | Brten o a.ctments were returned by the! tody of the authoritios under bonds |COln or Broadway wit! be played| @ November 19—U. of O. va : Citi Riess Brooilyn grand jury against turf-|of $1,000 each. next Saturday at the campus. Thit)® Oregon Agricultural college, # e St. Louls men connected with the local race will give Doble a line on some of | @ at Rugene 116061 1~7| Washington dian At the time District Attorney | his men whom he has never seen in | Thanksgiving day- of 0. 11003020-8 tracks for alleged = lations) Jerome announced that prosccu-|a real game. |® vs. Washington, at Seatite * NATIONAL LEAGUE, of the Hughes antibetting law | tions of the men who were taking| Two of the gtrat class high school! Cece e ee eee eee. {—Cincinnatt, 6-1; St./ Immediately after the indictments | bets would be pushed. As a-result/ teams are strong and heavy and ga ae, 3: Mere A were returned warrants werei the Investigation by the grand | should put up & good scrap against Alcoholic tonics destroy hair and | Struck out—By Seaton, 4; by}, At ‘Chicago — Chicago, 1; Pitts | Jury it is expected that one pf the| the collegtans. The Broadway scalp. Leary’s non-alcoholic com is, 5. Bases on balle—Off Sea-| UTE. 4 j'ssued for the met accused 4 biggest turf scandals of yer Will | eleven was one of the few teams pound gives life; cures dandruff,| who was running under the colors a: “gig 3. I gg tne By Stendiog | they will be brought inte wourt for|/oe revealed Monday wh the | that scored on the U. of W. last itching, failiug bair, grayn: and sore ~oatcorang si Pct. | preliminary hearing Monday. ie of those indicted a» varsity buneh claim baldness. AN druggists aud bar-| Beattie * ABR. 1. Po. Am Eiitabare iis| The names of those meattee | ae ee werent Hes ae ie, i New York $01 i made public, but it is : ymond, oo420 21) were not m pu 1¢ 3 8 6] cee S22 \ known that the list tncludes sev-| ; 33 H H St. Lanta ... 45s\eral of the leading “verbal bet $1 2 8 6] Brookiyn .:: 353 | bookmakers, several track officials Risa k Boston . : 255) and one or two public offic It : r is asserted also that the Coney o. i She ale snag aencan | Istand Jockey Club and the Gravee 12 2613 1 At Rortland Portiand, 1-8; Oak-/ end Racing Association. are indict AK ed as corporations, which moans at F Francteco—San Franetecc $3) a4 facramento, One pmucton 1y_| that the officials of the two tracks | ‘ FB] gs Se apawee~Lee Angeles, will be called upon to anewer. | = 2 = = = Me . a The calten of the quell guy tf peda = This Handy Cupboard ee Wo Lost. Seen. car, ab: eaf Breakfast Table This Handy Cup 32 Portiand bs RRR RE —| Sacramento n * i ES 2s a3 Qabland ng *% SATURDAY’S FOOTBALL. | ernon Head and]: Shoulders above anything you have ever seen at the price--qual- ity, styles and genei.l appearance. REGAL $15.00 Clothes gave every pur-. chaser at least $5, and we think that ought to be worth your while. They’re convincing business getters, and that’s the best test. Money Back If You Want It THE=HUB 615-619 First Av. On the Square Opposite Totem Pole as were ARARRRARRRERR ER He * | diagram, | owing to the | creasing the strength of stroke to| 20« cover the THE STAR—MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1909, mn awit \ SO! Hghns Any po’ Foot. TAK ATOR Coat, You'tt Qo wirnour Yo" a Some WEYE en SAR [face me mc ) | Riawy Oown Kin? _/ |) ree kine, \Groran_/ sate , f You. i (Youre MINE et a){x Ate MINE ! SENSATION) A, Game called at end of first halt of WASHINGTON CLUB WINS. | Ellensburg could do nothing with ota@ht | Broadway. The men were lighter HERE ARE TWO ALL-AMERICAN TEAMS, The Washington Athletic club | and the team did not work togeth e100x lore team | o eo te 400000 0-4 New York baseball critics pick out a first and second All pantere » iu om = age ines r only man on the team] erican bell teats. Here are the selections of the Columbia City club yester-| that could make any gains or stop 230221 x1 7 . day by a score of 10 to 0 The! the local boys was Brainerd, the pieorrie AM. sROOND TRAM, Washington boys were much heavy bh, who played quarter. Broad ane hits May . New York First bs co Chieago fer, and at no time in the game did made a very poor showing gacritice hite- . ant nd base—-Lajole, Cleveland the Columbia City team have a men are big and heavy, but Off Hopkins Bocond bang Colina, Athletics -rtatop--Beidwell, New York chance to score jack ginger and speed. The line Hath tn 4 tn erieney wagner, Putters Natlonals od men are too slow about getting off Third base-—Deviin, New York Third a Mtetnteld, Chicago Hopkins NationI» Nationals started, hy Bn Laft field. he, Pittebure Lett field Hummel, Brooklyn Queen Anno went to EB t, Hat coated ford. Detroit, Cater feld-—Birmingham, Cleve where they played the bunch t Finale. Chicago 40, Purdue 0. Carlisle 48, Bucknell 6. Princeton 47, Stevens 12. Harvard 17, Bowdoin 0. West Point 22, Tufts 0. Pennaylvaina 14, Dickinson 9. Yale 15, Sytacuse 0. Browns 13, Colgate 0. Northwestern 0, Wesleyan 0. Cornell 16, Rennesselaer 3. %® DAILY LESSON aie IN BILLIARDS. * . *| A MKS AeA aR RAR ARES : Set eeeeee eee t eee ERE 5c Welsbach Yusea’ Gas Mantle 25c Asbestos tted, wire support, ‘covered with « magn a tube. Welsbach claime this to be the strongest and beat te made, You can get ten times the ight with a good man nickel | to help company, buy tles; you get about Hght with a cheap mantle after burn it @ day or two, A cheap i it commences chemical ife keeps using | less light; the longer you use It the better it is for the qa# man. If you want to help yourself, buy the bert mantles you can They do not shrink, and bave m many times the illuminating pe Good man- tles are econon was and giving DIVISION OF ANGLES, Diagram 1—The angle from. C-A to ball 2 represents the angles of incidence and reflection, and is drawn mentally before considering the ball 1. If the ball is banked from C at the center diamond at B on the end cushion, it will take its| angle of reflection on ball 2. There. | fore, with ball 1 placed as in the with its edge surface at | the line running from C to A and the center stroke on the cue ball on | one-half right of ball 1, with stroke | slow, the cue ball will follow the | A Big B60 tied nickel wire support nt Weisbach Be 1977 Capped Man- B20 This is the original Weisbach and the best usually carried in stock. It in also the best-known high-grade antic on the market an High-grade Brit a Mantle 1 to you witl the assur grove atlatuct same angle found in the bank and| weave, nickel hook ‘sup will carom on ball 2. | ete eee ee ee Diagrams 2, % 4 and 5 Follow | 4 sbach Arc Mantle, tke the same directions as in dia ur and a half inches long; gives gram 1, excepting, of course, in the nat ust t. : lity necessary change of impingement,| ise Mikald imation: difference diamond in position sight B, in toward the 10c No. 4 Weisbach Cap yontx Junior Mantle 1Te No. 15 Pony Capped Gas Man lines of the diagram. | tic ; For halis, bath’ re fit elther large or ama SPINNING a 4-{t 1 bur Chicago Excursion $72.50 LAST OF SEASON, return limit Novem Route, ends; October 4th ber 30th Oregon Ratlroad & » gation Co. and connections (via (i nd Denver, if de sired) particulars, reserva tions and tickets at Union Ticket Office, 608 First av. oe BE. B. ELLIS, | ment of patterns General Agent. | stairs to mate The Raven prescription service CS a a ' and lined —— | meane thet the sestor'e on In pre | Good quailty ¥ Brussels Carpets, some with| scribing le most efficiently supple | pordors, some with stairs to match; a good serviceable ALBERT HANSEN, Jowelen mented by the druggist’s ekill in | carpet, First and Cherry. room; 1416 Second Av. compounding. RAVEN DRUG CO, Optical Department. Bargain at 800 and 8 $1.00 grade . cr Faust ow v4 ee y Serviceable Child’s Rocker | strong, Child’ signec made finish cane $2.00- $4 Tapestry Brussels Carpets 15 patterns of Tapestry Brussels Carpets in good assort- | and colc in designs and colors sfitable for any 69c| regularly $1.45 Special Tuesday if ) ASCRAR ITS Jr fs / A very neat, cor tist Table, like pi finished golden round top, 38 lar price $2.75; very | well-made s Rocker, pictured, de- | 1 as of ad™ golden; de wood seat; hardwood, sold at helical springs on both 95 srs, some with borders and| grade; made, lald 55c) | t little Break- | e, made of fir } } Square understock, | inch closes to 13 inches wide; venient for small apartments; regu- for Tuesday's selling duced prices. selling. ‘This strong, serviceable Steel Davenport makes | and brown, with beautiful appliqued borders of 4-in. bed, steel fabric spring, supported in middle by coil springs; $8.50 value. 2to5 inches wide; from $5.50 to $8.50, Very Special $4.50 Pair HIGH SCHOOL BALL GAMES BROADWAY AND LINCOLN WIN —QUEEN ANNE AND BAL LARD LOSE. Two of the Seattle high school teams lost Saturday afternoon, and got away with their games. Lincoln beat Ballard, 27 to 0 Broadway beat Eliensburg, 44 to 0, and Everett beat Queen Anne, 17 | to 0 | In the games played here in the | etty, Lincoln was much too strong for Ballard. Her mon were heavier, | more experienced and better coneh od It was nothing but rushing | down the field for touchdowns at every kickoff, Ballard made a good showing two designed exactly diameter ; very con- in inches wide and ular price $4.00. Very Special On A Very Special Bargain} © We have bee n ver manufacturer’s stock of Portieres at gre atly re- We quote one line for Tue sday’s fortunate in s of r These come in shades the regular pri SECON@® ANG UNION e\ahip from the “| Ak Kitchen Convenience | Here’s a big bargain in a Kitchen Cupboard, good-size drawers and two large cupboards with three shelves ; size of cupboard is 414 feet high, 38 selected fir throughout, and finished golden. Spe- cial price for Tuesday only— $3.85 _ Solid Oak Rocker Solid Oak ‘Stand This is a_ solid Saddle or Cobbler Seat | gcisen oak Ceaser . Stand, with 24-inch A strong, substantial Rocker with extra | ' s heavy arms, well braced; a pleasing living- | °P> shaped under room Rocker ; designed as shown in picture, | Shelf and neatly made of solid oak, finished golden; seat of | turned legs; top fin- g P plain wood or embossed cobbler seat; reg- | ished with neat $2.20 10 MATCH aree? WITH _SHEPPEA ESAS mya Sgt if |CLARENCE EDMUNDSON WINNING HALF-MILE AT A. A, U, | CHAMPIONSHIPS IN 1:55 1-5. ‘ ‘That somebody is going to be sur-jot the country im the fast time of prised when Meivin Bheppeard tan-|1:551-5. Then he ran the lest gles up on the cinder path during | quarter-mile of the relay race fe | the field meet during the Portola} |his club and clearly outclassed the |festival in San Francisco thts | national quarter-mile champlog— month, with one Clarence Edmund-|Cari Linberg of Chi son, @ youngster from the Univer-| the tape five yards in the lead, sity of Idaho, is being freely pre Here are a few of this young # | dicted by judges of form on the Pa-| star's records | cific coast. These same judges go 100 yards, :10:15; 28 ev #0 far as to say that It is not|;223-5; 300 yards, :30 flat; at all impossible that that some-| yards, :49%%; 600 yards, 1:1014; 880 yards, 1:54 fiat. The rise of this new in the athletic world is the mow remarkable considering the fact he never ran a half-mile mach under two minutes until the time be himself under the care of Billy” Hayward of Oregon, man who developed Dan Kelly so many other champlons of wide reptuation.— body will be the great Melvin Shep- peard himself, And there's a reason One of the bigges | the recent National at the A-Y.P. was nsations of} am pionships the brilliant | performances of young Edmundson, of the Seattle A.C. Edmundson easily won the half-mile champlon- crack half tailors as shown in picture, with two 15 inches deep; it is made of Tuesday— a $2.25 stand— Extra Special $1.35 | | | | | molding underneath ; A Great Bargain This neat, well-made Diner is considered extra vod value at the regular price of $1.75; it is made of hardwood, finished golden; back securely braced to seat by T bolt; five flat spindles in back; saddle-shaped seat We offer it Tuesday Pe $1.10 | Tapestry Brussels Capes curing a ed, green ces range for Good double extra 10-wire Tapestry Br some with borders and stairs to match} ment of patterns, in all colors; $1.15 quality |: Tapestry Brussels Carpets, the vei }m many good designs; regular pric made, laid and Mned..