The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 17, 1910, Page 2

ONFRATS High achool frata are strictly un is the ban from this day on in Seattle, Stringent measures will be taken by the principals if thetr ex latence ts discovered. “Exclusive” soctetion are also tabooed. Under the rules adopted by the high schools, members of these # letles are prohibited from partici pating tn any of the high school or ganizations, Where a frat is found to exist, ite members will be asked | to resign from all other societies In school, Neither will they be per | mitted to participate in athlett CADILLAC, Mich, Nov. 1% {Tom Jones, manag Ad Wol | east, champion lightweight, deciar Jed today that tt was he and not | Wolgast who mad | for the Nelson-Wol | Francisco in De to the report that | Blot had di Jones refused } mast had Promoter Louls alt with Wolgaast direct, to admit run out’ that Wol of the match, |SEE FIGHT GAME | COMING TO COAST (By United Press) | NEW YORK, Nov. 17.—Gotham The failure of intercollegiate football this year, under the new | #P0rt# are in receipt of a tip bear Tules, means that the rules committee will again take hold of the |!" the earmarks of the “real dope” problem this winter and attemp pt to simplify the 1910 code.—News | ‘hat the fight kame ts shortly to be Ttem, revived in California A rding to “2 = | those the know,” fistiouffs, | nder certain restrictions, are to! permitted by the new state ad GOOD SPORT AT SMOKER =< pial Harvard Still Favorite. Five rattling good boxing bouts , heavywetghts, made a slapbang af | Bnd two fast matches furnished an | fair of it. Edwards won (My United Sure It’s a Dog! Nothing Else of furs enjoyin Queen j interesting program at the Ballard | - NEW YORK, N 17.—Retting Athletic club last night. In the| DOOIN KEEPS HIS JOB, Jon the big footha ame between | 345-pound class Slakstead ¢ | Harvard and Yale wrday began | gohanson in straight falls, s i (By United Press.) jtoday with Harvard a red hot] Hall won over Johnson at 135] PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Nov. 17.—| fav » A great deal of Crimson] pounds. Philadelphia fans teday are won! mo was in evi and went The boxers furnished tho main|dering if Horace Fogel, president | begging at the juicy odds of 2%4| excitement. Stather and Wisdom, ; of the Philadelphia National base-| and 3 to 1 315 pounds, fought a fast draw, a Kaster won over Wyard in the 145-| Charley Murphy, Pound division. Peterson and Giy-| sent for “Red” Dooin, ens, 145 pounds, put up the best/ manager, and hed a Scrap of the session, the rmer)ence with him, a “winning a close decision ‘urry | announ that and Martin mixed at 145 pounds, the| with Cincinnati former having the long end of jand that Dooin dco miverde and Reynolds,| manager of the ball club, his orders f of Chicago, For the Phill long conte which it wa disputed deal | the would go through | remain as would Phillies. WASHINGTON WILL NOT MEET OREGON The University of will not meet Oregon on the football field, in sea ont, according to a final ™m given out this morning by Graduat Manager Victor Zednick Manager Zednick at the same time made public the correspond. Washington. this year award Demand Exhorbitant. To meet Oregon Saturday, Novem. ber 19, in Portland and return be fore Thersday, November 24, and play O. A. C. In Seattle is an ex orbitant demand, Zednick asserts, and Washington's refusal to comply ence of last winter between him-| will by no means give the south self and Bill Hayward, Oregon's |erners the champlonshtp. trainer, tending to show that Wash-| Neither will the freshmen of Ore fogton had exhausted every possible gon and Washington mvet this year Means of securing a game with Ore After a conference Inte last eve gon on November 12. When Ore ning, it was de i that the trip! fon refased to accept O. A. C.’s to Eugene would be too long this| offer to give up the date so that and Manager McKay wir-| Washiugton could meet Oregon No oday refusing to play Novem-| Vember 12, Zednick closed with Pull. ber 19 as required by Oregon. i Man, and Washington will not alter) The freskmen tns' will meet) PHILADELPHIA, uv | tts schedule now to accommodate! the Fort Worden ¢ all tos |“He’s a tough kid,” they all say of | Benny Kauffman, the featherweight, LAWRENCE Patrick Philadelphia who f# hovering Nov. 16 Donovan, manager of the Boston American League baseball team, was married tere today to Mixs Theresa Maloney of Boston, Masa, The Quickest, Cough Cure. Simplest Easily and Cheaply Made at Home. Saves You $2. ‘saoeaaatetessseeestseccgeesateetsessesssessets | This recipe makes a pint Trial of cough i H yrap—enough to last a famil mn your Home fong time, “You couldn't buy as uch or as good cough syrup for We know all about other $2.50 sewing machines, from treadle Simple as t gives almoat | 0 spool pin; we know themall, stant r ually stops th he cheapest and the highest ost obatir ugh in 24 hours yrice. We have investigated a - met wee hem all—Everyone of them sh enauitend toute | as been found lacking some ant to take—chil eal essential; every one of them dren like it. An excellent dy 1as had some glaring faults—but in oe ee = = ore lungs, | Mix ed sugar | with % warm water, and| € of Pin ‘ a pint | keeps perfect! @ teaspoon which you hear and read so much about, we offer a machine that is} ful every one, t x” three hour perfected, absolutely perfect, a machine in which not the smallest§|, Pine Is one of dest and best detail can be improved. known remedial agents for the| throat membranes Pinex = ts And in order to get you to realize this superiority as we do, we have decided] the most valuable concentrated com. | hree things pound of Norway white pine extract Firs, that we cannot afford to advertise its low price—you would never} ®24 I® rich in guiaicol and all the} limagine that you could get so perfect a machine for so little money. T'o appreciate} * eleme | price, you must come to the store and see the machine first ( will not work | Second, we will offer you the chance to test The FREE, from treadle to spool | pin, pd rd own home. The best way for you to become enthusiastic over its one its from thi vint of superiority after another is to actually sew on The FREE for 30 days ndeared it to thou ¢ want you to keep it in your home—to sew on it as if it were your own—to test it in any way you choose—to compare it with any other sewing machine you iknow of aud then make your decision. Unless you are fully satished len satisfied—send it back to us—it will not cost you a cent, we will refund all you have paid on it more thaye will be at feast 52 reasons why you will want to keep The PREE when the 50 days are =i aie ta Does Your Caddy $1 4 Week Payments || as Golf Bag GOLF GoopSs Buy Now 4 ALTLE, Sporrine Geops (a Pay Later * vaste OM Second Ave, at Union St 14 First A Both Phone Willamette Anne The national holiday is only offing. ed as Gatencre Quicksilver, severe handicap for so «mall a dog ed bx an English worman. THE STAR—THURSDAY, NOVEMBER ita a dog, all right, although it looks more like a amall bundle When you get right down to brass tacks the pup ia enter. which, considering Its size, He is the favor of society, whil doggy dogs are being forced into the background. SHORT SPORT plays Bellingham one we high at Bellingham next Saturday footballand-turkey “wk in the university yesterday Ben Kauffman Tough Kid around the top of bis division, all but ready to take a crack at tithe Kauffman, according to students! nnot beat Attell, |fact, be couldn't hit the clever little | Hebrew with a handful of shefled with Attell of the game, corn, but out of the | the way the little Quaker will have as BENNY KAUFFMAN, mach right as any of them fn the ———n PERTINENT SPORT PARAGRAPHS King Geo rifle Bat Nelson may be Juat to cinch it, vent the “Michigan Wildcat” (1) breaking something should Bat hie a show that come back stuff against Moran , Oar Sonne Men's Deuarieent te particularly overcrowded—there is four times the amount of stock Mr. Mysterious Waffles dropped another notch in the heavy Regular .00 values i re, that < 8 welght catet ch-ean elimb for Gotch’s shoes. His latest ap- high walt mae ow ee Ries teenth serena Atl Ws Ove pearance was with a Turk, and he lost wp ore Serene “every german’ selection. Sale price= . prices that will sell every one of : them. Fin jored Suits, from " ; not as a harp player either), entered a match in which e a = - _ wih 2 Teen s é v} Jens We rd waa to throw him in 60 8. Imagine “Goteh ae Yarey of St eat ee, 8 : but what's the use? placed for this sale in two groups There are sizes for all— your choice the The contract Eddie Collins with Mise Mabel Harriet [JM they are made up in fauit Shown in the Rea doesn't make hint a free a » ond of five years, after the less style, in the season's 6 5 7 en materials 90 papll fashion of the Fletcher docum The reserve < is per newest fabrics, ° an . this season. petual Pittsburg hop dream which had Hans Wagner on the mar UR ket seems to have died suddenly, simultaneously with the latest T D They're making automobile motive power from potato juice now, Whist! Who'd ‘av’ thought th’ crathure wud be put to Regular nese Cravenettes, during 8.65 { $20.00 Cravenettes; extra good val- 14,75 anny ich use? male .. © eee ; . ' ues; now Greek Demon Swedish Bobcats,” “Rasalan Lion in. | $15.v0 Cravenettes, offered during $10 70 wanSe Os neehtes $18.00 lan Devil German Bears,” “Swiss Terrors” and “Irish Bulls” | sale at viv. makes bow to the public. The wrestling season {s on us $16.60 Walaas tai Grovedithes, Sale $12 35 Wises tactade us Presto and Col. Dreyfuss, by ay, is authority forthe statement price ’ | Priestley makes. 5 d Camnits has pitched his last ball—high or low—for OHO f ounts his finane much as Wolgast, if Cut Rate St, Over Owl Dr Room 4 Kntrance Hal Chase, come a great pitcher, gaines carons. la once in a whil a ghost of his former self physically, ial ability two hook up. other eV gets away from empire running | and As Prince of Wales he was noted as one of the finest shots in England, Blot ought to sign Wolgast now to pre than baseball, duet say (Ae BRIDGE & CO LARGEST CLOTHIERS ON THE COAST DENTISTS * }of 20 to 0 | further over jthe third block of their 400-point | match | game of the series between Boston jand New York | Billard }game here last night jtwo of the | James Vaugh and Ray , to battle for the title | signed with the New York Ameri can League king of first basemen, aspires to be | 17, 1910, eggs and the vital phosphat Baking Powder should be J It is moderately priced more, no less, (Rochelle Salts). Received highest award, Grocers sell and recomn A. Y. P. B, Seattle. is a pretty Gateacre Quicksilver {s own Pomeranian, which just now is terriers, collies and other real efeated the Salem, Ore., Multnomah A. C. at at football by a scor Yale will put ite last season's star, Buck Vaughan, in the me against the Harvard buskie Sat rday a " : } Hundreds of buyers from Seattle and the surrounding towns are tak. The Carlisle Indians were d¢ ¥ s a feated at Boston yesterday by the | ing advantage of the unequaled values offered at this Stock-Reducing Sale eleven made up of students of Har vard law school. The score was of Men’s and Young Men’s Clothing. No goods have been reserved from % to 0, The Indians seem to be! losing form |y_ the selling, and there are | The Saturday game between Lin coln and Broadway will bring out the banner bunch of rootera of the cuoxen rag sons oF ver =» Every Overcoat, Every Cravenette camps will give a smoker at the Laneta cafe, in the basement of the Grand opera house, Saturday even ing. On Thankagiving aight t George H. Fortson camp will gi a dinner at the armory. MISS KING INCREASES LEAD NEW YORK, Nov. 17.—Bertha May King, world’s pool champion increased her lead tonight Miss Martha Clearwater to This is not a “Calamity Sale” by any means—it’ To reduce our great stook MASON WINS FROM BLAIR NEW YORK, Nov, 17—Allan vd | Mason, of Boston, defeated James ut Blair, of New York, In the last All $12.50 Suits, now offered at exactly— $8.65 Every $15.00 Suit in the house, during this sale— @$10.70 All $18.00 Suits reduced to the price of — $12.35 Every $20.00 Suit, splendid values, now— 9914.75 in League's the National three-cushion Boston won games played PLAYERS SIGN NEW YORK, Nov. 1 Pitchers mond Fi three club today for 1911 ks pleasure with shotgun and Less Than Half Price on Small Sizes A Special for Young Men and Small Men if not in the world. but no It's a good bet he draws as DOUGLAS SHOES (Union Made) KEYSTONE P. PACKARD SHOES (Union Made) He confesses that of all he prefers three-cushion HORLICK’S It Means . Original and Genuine : : : First and Yesler——— —Two Entrances——_—— MALTED MILK : The Food-drink for All Ages. Al : the vegetables More healthful than Tea or Coffee, Agrees with the weakest digestion, Delicious, invigorating and nutritious, Rich milk, malted grain, powder form, A quick lunch prepared in a minute Take no substitute, Ask for HORLICK’S | Wevtiake Market The Temnle of Economy. WE'RE HERE TO STAY concent ZS” Others are imitations) °"™* Ane |S Crescent Egg-Phosphate Baking Powder is simply healthful leavening bubbles It contains no injurious CRESCENT MANUFACTURING CO., Seattle, Wash A GREAT SALE OF MEN’S CLOTHING Stock Reducing Prices on Every Suit, In This Great Store is seldom offered, however, to buy the high-class merchandise carried by this store at these prices—but we're overstocked and the goods must move. These prices are doing the work—get your share: STETSON HATS YOU CAN CARRY market Basker <= x * on e rich in es. It is what all "URE, 25e per Ib, can, no Cream of Tartar rend it. san opportunity that To reduce our great stock Overcoats if All $12.50 Ptr —— ANTS AND OVERALLS First and Yesler MUALS SE Be accan tr, City of leverett ‘and ae enact, Main peti ee