The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 21, 1911, Page 2

" ™ iota aS Hane a aN aa THE STAR, TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 1911 AT THE OLD PIKE PLACE PDIFIFIFI>> THE STAR LEADS IN LIVE SPORT NEWS feceeeeese CAUGHT WITH THE GOODS j:s"""*""""""""2) WAKING ’EM IN THE SOUTH UBLic AE — pes FF * TODAY'S TIDES, * ; F , iF i * AT SEATTLE * a e JIEET THE, SEE? Reorro ) . shat ‘ oa br pggeenal gaat sate gre FOODS ARE CHEAPER; FRESHER, TOO i tL m . Catcher Ba und ‘9 doing the || Delivery 10 Cente; Suburbs 20 Cents. Delivery Extended “ a an test ame with her Doane. Her Lake, Fremont and University Districts | frees terly 1# shown “hittin . 4pm. oot . gh A ght eee eee eee ee eee ee a : | AT GRANITE FALLS | ‘ was d " ATTELL SIGNS Vv YORK, Ma Abe At }tell, the featherwe nd Frank ©. E Manning’s Coffee Store 1519 PIKE PLACE. WE SAVE YOU MONEY ON GROCERIES eee eee eee eee 10¢ Corn Be | 40c quart Jar Olive 25¢ iN 66 TO 1 SHOT WINS. t ee ; ng A apt scvcyersigronct 20¢ LINCOLN, Eng * 20 LBS. SUGAR FOR $1.00, WITH A $2.00 ORDER : : - FREE DELIVERY, INCLUDING GREEN LAKE, FREMONT AND . * LEARNING THE FALL-AWAY SLIDE UNIVERSITY DISTRICT * oo 1 * rm = wd 7 Y T t all. He was & good minor league H. A. EBA today, ( o's Brad- & ? wend nigh pipt sea bovar igh Bins 01 - A. * antine, at 66 to | was | WAS omm HUR but did” Bk ae aha 0 Pte Stalis 109-110 Main Floor, Aiso 33-34 Downstairs * ond and J. J. Joel's Spanish #| Tommy Burne was not injured) titled to bis modest bt. fet |e hte veleabien *F 10 to b, was third. #/in the collision of the interurban |$50,000 damages. Furthermore the | 0° Dim vm See ae . * Thirty-two horses started in ® challenge is issued to Tommy that | "4rd work he becan Full Cream Chee | * favorite, finished in the ruck. & station, according to the fF) the Federal courts, because the outa Se . ° |* #/mal answer of the Puget Sound! corporation had its birth tn New ae showing oo cow BUTTER “STORE sili |S Eee ee ee ee HB Electric Co. Therefore is not en: Jersey ee be bas lenened a | nll. e will decorate right a St. 5 O'KELLY SAILS — the Napa 1433 First and Pike SYRACUSE N. Y March ‘ | WELCH BACK HOME 1 “BAMBON” RECOVERS Con O'Kelly, Tommy Ryan's “white NEW YORK, March 2 »| CHICAGO, Mareh Henry) W. H. Zimmerman, Utica, N. Y.,/an_ except y strong pitching asta die How Tore toa te why peneat 5g. | Bahn, wrestler, known a: ‘ ' le r, stole 105 5) corps this iM sail for Ireland. O'Kelly |!ist htweight ch amplonaht n he by tia) toda ing re or en ih enact 414. e MADISON an 20r hea. th. , att , | iiag , Th Bil Carrigas, Hug PRR ee ew & will be Hoon In « the stags « ver his head in ar Ayer's Hair Vigor is for men, 6 ool a9 ws ans yide Eng f be ® the National ing club in a ane are waterproof, dur f, al) pe 4 inside; ture is as safe - ob rst vacated by Jake Sta HURLEY WINS ondii j at first y A by Jak hi FOR DOG SHOW | wook oF two t ai vomk. tare too. It is a splendid hair- 5 tling Hurley ole att Fy 7 . : eee eee eee eee eee AIN'T THIS FUNNYT Lect Gio al nuh ob tC dressing. It is refreshing, 4 Comb ahenel tie waters CHICAGO, March 21.—That “Cy-|round slugging match ** cooling; keeps the scalp MOVED MOVED TO " . f/inethod of pla t axe and ” lone” Johnny Thomp: mally Be ight with Dick Hyland of San rb int and Wall Paper Co. FOURTH AND UNION] _ houses have : esent owner of the White Sox i) Ne citimate middlewetght | Francisco. Hurley's margin was\clean and _healthy. Never || formerly at 1308 Second av. is al P, & Wall ance by the Ilinols app art | char wa wn here today | narrow aow lonebak af Federal Paint . Pitcher named Sykes in Yank he demanded a guarantée af ichanges the color of the hai: 5 Rabe Mar ht-|camp said to be built on Amos $5,000, or per cent of the hte RYAN BEATEN UP 8 f the hair. Pe hah gg Bo Paper Co. foot push rint a| Ruste Hnes—and this is about / “ to moot an» “umpieked| ogweGo, N. Y., March 21.—Billy) Ask your doctor. — LS.A” uc: map of his face on Texas s« He/| only resemblance. } t sumably Papke, in Mik} pyar sure te failed waukee or Kansas City pr ‘ end St. Louis school boys having best - - in bis bout with Packy McParland Clarence im will be itted to the] HACK’S GOING AWAY ¢ Chicago tast Ryan ‘was 9 e weave boves eee | NEW YORK ch 21.=Ohare-|literally beaten to = pulp 07 the this year The ¢ tees tet Wohin co coos ges cee bine ° ae hed PU | nec dogs entered for t b « 4 give hin —————— —— Detroit team last : ; ; * ; P WRESTLING Ping Bote tan't going to set the a from |‘? b@ given next m ‘ jo tor the emais-| BE) SOXING ub. TH Reed 7 Hackenschimit to Prof -M. & FREED le Ken grass afire in the American league g order : - , ashington Mid this year. be e Cobb would not work sig-|'°% Flossie.” owned by John J. Jack-|day announced he w sail for a Ra, | — {nals with bim: Ty was after hits|*°" of New W tor, B. ¢ I Burope March 29. 4 Willie Mitche Nap recruit, and the team suffered } ‘ a —_——— 3 holds the pre nal strikeout s [i = a earn tari, To. | 0 OF el sae ei te Unpacked them today—Plenty of Blacks and Tans j- ants say the mercury ts up, | nin, ame without a putout He . 4 TNGiE “We Tet cncuah to welt the| bed One aseet, Joba Connors, first in patents, velours, gun metal and the thin. ever- : Looks : lasting vici kid nin ee |e eae $1.49,$1.69 and $1.98 eeetan benstal oussd., tnehiting | octave lsh beaereeiaNe, wi No Higher—Values to $3.00 hair on a dog's back.” baseman South Bend. on July 10 Captain Dilloff, disported « Wiskiagton t grounds|be seen in action again tonight thelr two} When he will box ten rounds in the star bout before the Brown gym nasium athletic club. last year played nine innings with & putout, assist or error. if Brooklyn would hay London Is Selling Better Trimmed Hats at $4.98 Than You Can Buy in Any Other Store in Seattle at From $7.50 to $12.00 At the time of writing this ad, we have three hundred and forty-two Trimmed Hats to sell at $4.98 that are actually worth up to $12.00. Style, quality and mak- ng strictly first class. Prove It to Your Entire Satisfaction Springs. ANSON ON STAGE. McCOY VERY POOR. CHICAGO, March 21.—"Pop” An-| PHILADELPHIA, March 21 gon, diamond star of 15 years ago,| Kid McCoy realized today that his| * fe turning them away at a local] pugilistic days are over. Although theatre, where he is doing a buck) stacked up against a pr nary and wing dance. He weighs 270] fighter in Jack Fitagerald, in a six * pounds and !s 59 years old Ir mand bout last night, the best | MeCoy could do,was to get a draw OPENS NEW CLUB. NEW YORK, March 21—Charley} LONDON, March —21—Harry Harvey, manager of Ow an,| Paine Whitney, Lord Darby, Baron has branched out as a fight pro-| Rothschild, Sir Paget and Lord won moter and will pen up tomorro londerry are among the owners night under th sing title of having horfes entered in today’s the Hariem National Sporting As-|big turf event, the Lincolnshire| sociation of America handicap This week only, every purchaser of a Mon- arch Range will be given a merchandise coupon for $7.50. The coupon can be ap- plied on the purchase of any article in the entire store, but not on the payment of the range. here are more MONARCH MAL- LEABLE RANGES in use in Seattle than any other make, and every Monarch user is 1 | 9 - For New $17.50 and §20.00 We will guarantee to save you $5.00 and up if you will buy your Spring Suit at London's, and at the sa time give you just as good style, fit and quality of materials as you can buy'in the exclusive stores. All regular misses’ and women’s sizes. alt ‘SAVE BAG DAY | . E a | i) || Money Nest Pegs, | : 2A | Rrane...... ae styles all 25¢ | | | Strong | Garden Seeds. le | 5c packet Special 98c Extra a booster.« The reason some people buy other ranges is, THEY DON’T KNOW THE MONARCH. Come to the baking demonstration this week and see the range in operation. Let us show you how this r is built and et us explain to you how this construction is necessary to give juickness of operation, reliability, fuel economy, long life, and economy in is what the extended arms of the semaphore mean kitchen work. Come to the Baking Demonstra- tions in Our Show Window 12-quart Gray Enamel HEY MEAN that the Mo iy protected itself f Large Hand Bags; leather-covered frame; several styles; our 50¢ ing Train has auto- a collision. No mne Laun ma fancy pat- hears for . train will follow it onto the block of track it occu i ame terns; Be ab” Qn | Soecial Sfoot Pole 81.25 Enamel pies. The signals are set automatically, As the | il Th ac C | ways. Special C | Pruning Shears 7 * 39¢ train enters a new block an electric circtit is broken and the | 1s ee sues" Fikiccis eiuke | HOF woes ssese, 5c . arms of the semaphore fly outward, signalling all comers to | Bags; several styles; | The Popular Mat- | Spes!al 75-foot 12 mer Soda, + aig te oss ar gee mamta alia | Just d, plain household baking will be demonstrated—the kind that ry ¢ cller ise 4Sc tii Satchel Wideawake oo 25¢ Pensa | st good, ple ouseho aking ye demonstratec 1e kine at every seller .... in: atchels vi =+ y is | Alarm Clocks . 59c | Mrs. Potts’ 5-plece Set 4 Leather Hand Sad Ir 2 Baus in’ many good | Matting Lunch Sateh- | Corn Starch, a well- | Sad Irons. Why $126, els; a 50¢ known brand. when at Lond “84 fr me! Berri oon, Boller ...... oes 44c Pound ... ‘ 5 for ‘ m c r ° 98c | Laundry Starch, a well. | Pretty 10¢ Blue and 149. 8; 24nel yanese Satch- a aire thy meray panes Sateh- | known brand, ai Be | wa ot Saal H wh Ba Ib... ape Mush Bowls, 5 Shopping Bags | hanai Pearii “he | Ah: 25¢ c 50-foot Rubber Garden Net Shopping Bags, | 13-inch per packa; housekeeper in interested in. “WALNUT WAFERS” will be the feature of tomorrow's demonstration. Our cook will be pleased to give you the recipe The System gives perfect protection. Any defect or dent to the electric system, a broken rail or an open will break the current and set the semaphore at “STOP. train cannot etner a block that is not safe in every way. if you care for it. The principal object of this demonstration is to show how The Electric Block Signal and the exclusive use of Steel Coaches make our system most inviting to those who demand little fuel is required to bake with the Monarch, sofety and comfort when they travel with or without wire | handle . Soft-Nose Search. He Your Old Seattle’ ‘s Largest A fram 2ac clasp on each end light Matchos ... 4c Special Rx $2,958 0. W ‘R & N ( Li f Sh BE | Housefurnishing Store ve. § seller 67c Y K ’ aH. We . 0. ine 0 asta imited) Range Buy Now Saving Special! Linen Not | Special ..... ... ou Know Rogers, Don’t You? be Pay Late Shopping Baga; very | 1¢ineh, the samo as one | Rogers makes Silverware; been making tt for goa: * aa ‘aken as of strong handles; worth | above; $1.00 seller, | erations. Now, look! Rogers’ Siiver-Plated 0. S. L. and Union Pacific c. 8I 49c |"! Ic | Kutves ana Forts, ber were. 4 Part $7. 50 Viet, <tetve don's”...... C | Special ....... pcblesaengaanaiss $2.79 E. E, ELLIS, Gen. Agt, GILBERT, D. T. A. Payment If You oe earns me 6 Second Av. st Av. S. and Dearbo Tel. Main 932; Ind. 1995, - | Tel, Main 7378 Ind. 109] 0 8 New mya Women’ : New House Dresses é Pathan dale tenth ith Monarch, Monarch Regular Price $1.50to$3 Gingham, Percale, Cha One of the largest and bes patterns and all sizes, from W. D. SKINNER General Freight and Passenger Agent. Full Value Allowed. Calico House ute In Seattle. Dresses, cores of Week | This