The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 9, 1909, Page 2

erin cna apenas aha egestesenln i i ; 4 bas i rene ee WILL IT BE THE PIRATES ALL THE WAY Few Seattle Fans Can See Anything But Pittsburg) in the World Champion- ship Series. If the otty of Seattle was located fn the state of Pennsylvania and it was a five-cent trolley rite to the Dall park in Pittsburg, the fans coukint be any more Pirate boost @rs than they are now. It isn't recorded that any special number of Seattleites originally came from the Smoky City, or that Detroit ever did anything to Seat tle, but either or both of these are fustifiadle conclusions for a stran ger in town. In other words Seattle is all F.ttsburg in the World Series. No one here was surprised that the Pirates put one over the Tigers yesterday The surprise would have been due if things had hap- the other way. No bug in Seattle expects Hugh Jennings’ team to win today, or it they do they are keeping that opinion to themselves. World Series conversation is the order of the day from the tide flats to Queen Anne hill and Billy, the Mugs, to the Washington hotel, but i's Pittsburg all the way. If Detroit should happen to slip something over the predatory Na- tional league champs, Seattle will be a greatly shocked burg, but the sport editor is like all the rest— & — think they are going to it. MANAGER FRED CLARKE, Who Made Pirate's First Score on ioe Home Ss CUBS TRIM THE SOX; CHAMPS OF CHICAGO (By United Press.) CHICAGO, Oct. 8.--The Chicago | & Cubs, with Overall in the box, trimmed their old-time foes, the} American leagne White Sox, 4 to © yesterday afternoon in a post-sea- son game for the championship of | Chicago. OWS 6. wocese White Sox . Batteries Overall and Archer. 15c Pr. No. 400 Antique Copper or Dull Brass Finish Ornamental 0 4 12c Pr. Each pair has 12 screws to match They are loose pin with steeple tip pin. If you want tight pin just tap ottom with hammer and you hay i hey are used for doors, bo Soa wistows They come in 1 1% and 2%-inch widths, ‘The larger sizes take @ silght advance, but all are especially good buys ifc pr. 1 BH. No, 400 1%-1n. O14 Copper Finish Surface Hinges with screws. Pair tae) 4 doz. prs. No. 1 B. H. No, 400 i%- in, ‘same, packed in box, w serews Weight ib bout 2% iN léc pr. 2 B. a 400 Dull Brass ish Surface inges, with screws ize | 1 dos pra. 2B. io 400 1%-in | e125 ” toi No. 400 1%-in Surface Hinges 1 M. No. 400, san t 2% Ib 4. ase pean it 400 1%-In. O14 pper Vink urface Hinges with serews ine 1 doz. prs. 4 B. V1. No. 400, ‘same with screws 1.55 Weight, about & ib Ibe pr. 6 BOL ON 400 1%-in. Dull Brass Finish Surface Hing with screws 1 doz, pra. 5 B. HL No. 400, sa with screws Weight, about 2 tbe 15e pr 6 B. HL. No. 400 1%-In. Nick- = Plated Surface Hinges, witi ws a Ite 1 don, pra. 6 Hh. YH! No. 400; ‘samme with screws $1.50 | Weight, about 2 the SPINNING 1310 2nd Ave. Walsh and Sullivan; | TURKS TAKE HALL BLANKS Tn the classiest game of the post season series, the Turks blanked the Indians yesterday afternoon, 3 to spired to apoll the game, ee " Gearene Capron changed his tune yesterday and landed sending it and scoring two runs. | Holm pitched great ball for the Indians and had good support, the pennant little bett the game in a hurry Raymond, Bennett, Magee and Hall were all in the limelight for | Seattle, and everything went like | lightning. It took but one hour} and 10 minutes to play the game | The score | Seattle. AB RH POA B.| Akin, 3b +e a Oe Raymond, a9 3 9 @ 1 & } Bennett Be ee ee ae | Lynch, cf i ° 3 a o ' Weise 2°82 4 | Capron, if .:..3 1 1 6 8 Magee, ib ....3 0 © 11 3 Shea, « ’ o oO ‘ e Hall, p ...:: ee ee oe } Totals 7 3 3 8 it 8} Spokane. ABR H. PO. A EB Brinker, cf ie en a ee Altman, 3>..4 9 1 9 8 0 Weed. ‘ o 2 e 0 ° James, tb 2 6 ° 3 2 o Nordyke, 1b 54 9 1 & © @| Clynes, it 40 68 8 © 8} Burnett, 2 ° e o . : Spencer. 2 a 9 ‘ e ri Holm, p.....3 09 @ 0 B Bl — — = | Totals 2 9 6 MH 18 2) Score by innings | Beattie 95010020 %—3) Spokane 900000000—9 Summary: Two-base hite—Lyneh, | Nordyke. Home run—Capron. Stolen | bases—Frisk, Weed, Burnett, Struck | out—By Hall, ¥, by Holm, 5 Bases on balle—Ofe He or ic 1 m Wid pitch—Hoim. Hit by pitched| TRO SreG bati—James, . Hall. Double plays | 14 me —Renmett to Raymond toe wages | Raymond to Bennett to Magee | “DISTaAncr ett to Altman te Spencer; Holm to| PRo! Burnett to Nordyke. Tims of game mt 78 —1 hour 10 minutes. Umpire—car- | ney Torrrr Ls... ss 27 eeeeaeeee ceed op 1% * | | SORE EEEEEEHEN ENN EERE EE | Cee erie * | DOWNING, HOPKINS @ RYE, tne UBB STILL Rover, BUT! CAN'T TARE A CHANGE OF GETTING PINCH So VA HUM! RS . CLAGOY GAME INDIANS YES- TERDAY IN BEST GAME OF SEASON. 0 Although the elements con the men played great ball, and the 400) who turned up were satiafied on @ ball.) far out over the feace but} winners were just a Clyde Hall ran of er TODAY'S GAMee. Wr Went Like WORLD’S LIVE SPORTING NEWS EUROPEAN ANATOMIST DECLARES JIM JEFFRIES IS UNBEATABLE THE STAR—SAT URDAY, OC OCTOBE R 9, 1909. HEADING FOR PITTSBURG oo Right Guard Loft Tackte ‘ it had iain for 14 hours, t ackie «Cook where A CLOSE SHAVE Many of Them Happening Every Day, But Boon Forgotten. in and apound Seatt Hog the men who drove stop run driven by Peterson, without missing a stroke of « cyl der or showing any other defe sot Con to ite re publicity and sales bave fined almost exclusively af poslam after shaving is ono ite minor uses, such as for pimples the complexion, etc, shavers will! find it a revelation, | hill was remarkable. scrapings what it d * for all man-| Posiam éan be had for fifty cents | at any reliable droggist's, particu: | The Mot: oO Agency, tee. rly at the r Drng Co,, 1013 pits od “ av st. who Erm awl | make a e¢pecialty of it Or the Emergency Laboratories, No. 3 oh im iw. th st, New York city, will} ——— wend a trial supply free by mail to| f any one who will write for it. This is sufficient to show results in 24 hours. j kine peryyins PencatED Or WeAUY Ai heg Jounon BX Ostrich Feathers sz ae a r ‘o 'B. Seattle. LINE UP FOR STUDEBAKER IN TODAYS GAME NON-STOP RUN “= Hauled out of 20 feet of water, El ans (20% | Studebaker E. M. F. car which went Hight Bed Bryant into the Snoqualmie’ river in mak- Graybill, |ing the last Jap of the Philadelphia at ry 4 a Skier. | Press relay ran, was driven into Ingham | ge ured Dail Full Back on Seattle, Thursday, on ite own! _—_ | power | And yesterday at noon the same car was started on a 24-hour non- Dotzer and Olaf) the 4 2 ¢ 9} Carin the relay thusiastic over their jaunt. Clone shaves would be of more) “ peginning at midnight last night, Sacro frequent occurrence but for the when traffic had died down, the} y. Hyde Baker, agent of the Can- tender faces of many men, which | car kept on First, Beoond and Third) adian Pacific railway townsite of- will not permit of shaving often, | V8 and checked In at the following | tice, at Cranbrook, B. C., is the Heretofore, nothing bas been said | Sotels at intervals of from 15 min-| owner of a White steam car that in these columns about poslam, a| Utes to half an hour, Seattle, But) attracts much attention at times new skin discovery, in connection | l#t, RainierGrand and Savoy | when Mr. Baker feels inclined to jwith ite use after shay tts The car continued all morning) take a hike up the railroad track. and finished the ran with a sense) jumbia rkable properties as an cezema that event Mr. Baker ©; it stops the Itching at once “onal dash up the Queen Anne/ runs his machine on the rails of and cures the worst cases in a| Counterbalance }the C. P. R. Whenever the auto- few days, While the application! This ts the same “ear that won| mobile.is on the track Mr. Baker ¢| the Queen Anne hill elimb in the recent automobile e@rnival. After! and orders as a regular train. | the accident of Wednesday and the/ as it does | ong hard grind for 34 hours, the/ for abrasions, roughness and severe | ease With which the car took the| ner of skin difficulties—heals and A Crowded Mom cures in a fow hours. It Is the| Friend—t bear thal you were ar-| y article possessing real anti-| rested while sketching the parade tie and curative value that has|'’NuGepaper, Aartist-—-Dras jever been exploited for this par-| crowd —Comie Cuts pose, and will soothe and tone up|——— _— the skin as no tollet preparation Jcould possibly do. Pierce Arrow Motor Cars | 600 Seeet_b7: Soe que Gate to AUTO OWNERS HOLD MEETING BIG SMOKE AND DISCUSSION THIS WILL BE AY ABOUT FUTURE AUTO | OF THE EVENTS. | | The tle club automobile dealers of Seat held last The feature of & smoke at the Rainier|to be run by the night to the tomobile club fy of the Seattle Auto-|the Louisiana @ » aunociation, The objects of | tion, Nov. 2024, w noclety are to complete the | race, This event Washington to make) on new lines ang plans for an auto show and to stim-| races in one, Jk w ulate in the opened to all north west a separate cash winner and a t . At @ meeting in car making the Robert Guggenheim was elected | CO" mel temporary president. He appointed | °° pore a the following permanent committee |. as te to take charge of the work of organ-|20.0 ' Prevent ization: James H. DeVeuve, Clar-| "ry ~ ence James, C. 8. Cumming, Chas. | ctnteee at se E, Plimpton and Mare Bunnell. | Timer “tittyaalie The dealers present expressed | tine to fifty themselves strongly in favor of an |“) (0 tue cial auto show for Seattle, and urged ¢,,. big cash |that plans be started at ones to the rr the ‘benetit 4 cars, such as the CC Benz, Buick Bi | le Spectal, the ona |120-horse power complete organization mobi the r Lake road, interest in autos September M. fulfiliment of the idea. GARAGE NOTES. ;.7™ naup for the Varsity PGR Wena 24.HOUR GRIND; The 19160 Cadiiine demonstrator | others. Fitton raed | to | ANNE COUNTERBALANCE. = the week at the company’s offices,| H. N. Rothweller i Queeq, Anne — at 915 East Pike st. The Seattie|the new manager for yard manager of the Cadillac has sold 65| Motor cars for this of the 1910 model to purchasers in and around Seattle on the reputa | tion of the 1909 machine. ces are at 2324 he The Olympic Motor Car Co., Fifth avenue, is unloading a load of Hudsons, the car that won the Meadow sweepstakes. W. D. Wallace, manager of the) Olymple Motor Car Co., left Wed-| nesday in a Pope-Hartford for a} hike to Mount Rainler. He was accompanied by H. L. Keats, of the Keats Auto Co, of Portland. They returned late Thursday evening, en- 1219 le, in. pet During rainy weather the roads are next to impassable in British Co- Ia carries a conductor of the railroad THE WHITE STEAM CAR | Baker Electrics OFFICE AND GARAGE, 1409 11-13 BROADWAY Storing and repairing strictly attended to. Electric cars stor. | i} ed and charged. Cars for hire. | Full Line of Supplies Phones, Sunset, East 245, ind, 885 Broadway H. 8. at Belling Tug —— fp DOPED sarees slosth gee nana witAve peur old feathers made into jn romoceeen low umes, vec 1, - — 6 aes a 8 en ete LONDON, Oct. $.—Jim Je Jever, forgetting their fMextbillty.| model and dye teathers. 12 ‘ail shades |f - — | jueene Anne vs. eralty. : | Thet . t be summed up| Bese smd Fompone aew | Franklin at Sedro-Woolley undefeated champion of cham bs nh oaeagge te poe a oe 086 feathers. : | Whitworth vs. U. P. 8. at #/!s ready to battle Jack Johns0n,| Couting In activity, and # “ MODEL MILLINERY Co, Ww a merican | Tacoma. holder of the heavyweight pugilistic | hem ge, and this back RSS Peoples Sook, Bite le What You Require. woTeR CARS | oma vs. Tacoma H. 8. ® | title. ed by ph pal wtrongth. Lastly: | —— - - Seed GORHAM RUBBER Co, POLSON IMPLEMENT Co. | at Tacoma. ‘The California griasly ie on bin} Jeffries’ upper arm is one Inch Davenports 810 Pleat Aver South, Mare etl, Marr. Auto Dey | Oregon vs. Alumni st ®/ way home from Carlabad, where he| longer than Johnson's, which gives Lounges and Sani- ok Eugene. has been taking the waters, as they|% fr greater ratio of speed. Also Couches in| — ——| Pacific U. va. Portland A. at | cai) it, which in. plain English |the breadth of his shoulders com j ) yates Grove means he has beon taking off fat|Pared with Johnson's gives him g Amherst vs. Brown at Prov: iPow) nen ge lwreater power, especially when re i aoe and getting his vital organs in oon-| #T paren: Semare, Sen's jence dition t thetand the rigors of #m@bursed by the depth of chest, as q Army ve. ‘Tetaity’ at. West appre indiahi and the rigor iis feltak. ik aine pilenia qulsboc 110 Blanchard St. \ Point. He han axnounced his intention|&@4 more expansive action of the|—aLuaAT HAN@EN, demeian Slightly used Aut ELECTRICS Cornell vs, Oberlin at Ithaca to start active perv 1g shortly after |/4288, as the greater number of air . » F. A. WING, AGENT, ‘ Dartmouth vs, Bowdoin at * ;eurning to this country. Jeff cols are nearer to the place where | First and Cherry. mecebwar iinitiees, COR. : has been examined by medical n ie ORy ESR. enters Optical Department CUMMINGS ; Denver U. vs. Wyoming at 4 physical culture experts and Denver, has been pronounced in perfect Fase SE TTP SnEPSSUOo"eEETTeT F. & M. vs. Swarthmore at *\health | ’ ‘| OAKLAND MOTOR CARS | pe og és Prof. Gilman Low, the so-called ndiana vs, Chicago at Chi Modern Hercules,” who is an an Fred Finehbeek, Agent. ps > wigs! atomist of repute, declares no liv For endurance and power we refer A forty-horsepower car, owa 8. C. ys. Minnesota at " an conquer Jeffrie ‘ i ip i strongly built, Full equipped, Minneapolis. ’ a at #ling man can conquer Jeffries, th you to our Snoqualmie Pass trip in the reer aliee bien aul: paces | most wonderful human specimen he Kentucky 8. C. vs. Illinois at lever tnapect Urbana. Jeffries has greater length, in Lawrence vs. Wisconsin at proportion, from his shoulders to Madison his elbows, from his hips to Miami vs. West Reserve at his knees and from his ankles to his Cleveland toes, than most men of his weight Nebraska vs. Knox at Lin- and height, Low says coln. These are the three speed motive Ohio va, Wooster at Colum stations of the human body. Speed bia is subject to the ratio which — th Kansas vs, Oklahoma at * length of these three bodily sect! Lawrence h of the lower Pennsylvania State vs, Car pments, namely from the lisle at Wilksbarre. elbows to the wrists and from the Princeton vs, Fordham knees to the ankles. In other Purdue vs. Northwestern at words, Jeffries has greater length Lafayette. from his hips to his knees than Rutgers vs. avy at Annap from his knees to his ankles. f olis. The second reason is the size and Syracuse vs. Rochester at *|solldity of his muscles—not, how Syracuse aaetageonsareneurnatan ssi Chicago vs. Indiana at Chi Th R H h eae e Raleig Michigan vse. Case at Ann T ° age kish Bath at Columbia. MEN ONLY, Utah vs. Utah Aggies at Logan. Williams vs, Harvard at Cambridge. Yale vs. Springfield Tr. 8, at New Haven. Yankton vs. U. of South Da kota at Vermillion tention Bring them tn for apect vory SCHUCHARD OPT. 1207 Seeond Ave. Bankrup t Sale 000 stock iy Clothing, Mats, gaces gud Furnishings at your own price 424—VIKE T4204 L ©O, SEES SEER EEE SEES ESSE EEE E EEE ESSE SEES EEE EEE EEE EERE REE RE EEE EE REE wh kk hk eee ee (Bstabished 1893) BROKERS aus. Soo. 00 Alaska Bide, Philadelphia to Seattle relay run and the subsequent performances after the car had lain for 14 hours in Snoqual- mie river. Studebaker E. M. F. “a 30 ” $1,400 F. O. B. SEATTLE For hill climbing we will show you the cup it won in the Queen Anne hill climb. For speed and comfort, LET US SHOW YOU. The price is 25 per cent cheaper than any other car that can compare with it in other respects. STUDEBAKER, the great STUDE- BAKER HOUSE, is behind it, and build it to the minutest detail, behind it with their guarantee. New cars for immediate delivery. Studebaker Bros. Co, MAKER 308 First Avenue South GARAGE—2201-7 Second Avenue $1,050, F. 0. i Senttie. a2 ®. it. All kinds of Machine Work done, Glass Fronts made to order. 2334 Second A SEATTLE, WASH, LAUNCHES AND MOTOR BOATS i Levi L. Westfall, Manager. ‘Tel, Main 2222. For titre by day, week or hour. Arrangements inade for picnic ou! ete, Rates reasonable. loats and Engines for sale. 111 Marton Street. The Babcock Electric. THB COUPLH-GHAR TRUCK. Commercta “1910 FR sRATTLE Av! a Tenth Sci< ¥e ee Past 121%, Agents for ra Hin Automobile Supra - eS fle Northwest.