The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 20, 1911, Page 2

DRESS SWELL rien ningun * (YOU MIGHT AS WELL etc, Saya McGraw: “Should we win the game in Philadolppia and me in New York, we will have the Athletics three to two, and Will need but one more to win.” Quite right, dear Mug but—if Without SAD CONDITIONS IN. RASTERN, GROAN AND QUIT MARKET Connie copa the one in Philadelphia he will need but one n vew Y, FORCE MANUFACTURERS TO UNLOAD STOCKS c hy tn Ne’ , it will all be over, ch agheotapaades v : . Me " G : high C084 I solve that for you Mild, unseasonable weather, unfavorable trade conditions, ete combined to make this @ disastrous year for manufacturers in this worrying about the The New York boxing commission haa decided there must be clean Come up tomorrow, even if | Droaks in the future, ‘ line, We have taken advantage of these conditions and forced salen, oe ee \ ‘ you are not ready to buy. Let's ked ¢ ble ineh of hy Sox player will receive $875 and each Cub $631 fpr that little and our Eastern buyers have packed every available inch of space foyrday melee, Who says baseball isn't a good thing? ret acquainted. in gur store and warerooms with high« classy garments for . *. le Fail and Winter, secured at ridiculously low prices CHI Blankenship, who is to pliot the Missoula team, in the Ameri- / $25 Suits, O'Coats, gan Association next year, is busy as 4 bee down in California, scouting 15 WE HAVE GOT TO UNLOAD THEM for material, Among others he has signed Jimmy Warren, who was Raincoats And to start them moving we s to throw them open to the Feleased by Tacoma last spring. following a run-in with Mike Lynob. ' public at prices that will caupe 1 in the eity, SEE OUR wee ee + WINDOWS SATURDAY MORD RMENTS of the highest There's some difference between an automobile and a flying ma 4 Take Elevator, 18 class at less than wholesale pric chine, to be sure; also there must be some difference between being y ‘ @one to death either in a bird machine or a daredevil racing car, Yes Save $10 i Miene ‘ aid » White i $9 95 terday Eugene Bly lost contro! of his airglider and fell to his death. | ‘ rw Mosel Vs KOM os ou From one end of the land to the other the news was heralded, and valu p a we countless thousands read the news, spellbound but sympathetic. Also 9 wn Tatlor-made Horge Huite, | holiday” welevtion ms * yesterday Hilly Pearce met death tn his racing car at Sloux City, but * ) 2 } Sith STU) pantce sor vas is extt was marked with only a few lines in the ne % ' syed uite aut of | Inet ee Mots at. Cosme @scaped the attention of the average reader, The auto : . m mergem, te. | And Muffet $3.22 more ts—-the flying machine is the thing of the present Moral + 5 q peaput you're going to die, die right. Shuffle off in a blaze of glory. Don't i 66 99 ii 49 999 $22.50 | renter $10.00 Fore $4. 98 ‘end your days in a benny-—that’s too common. Loop-the-loop in that Lowe Pile ond Auto Coats tor | 224 ™ nthe ate . old air machine—and then crash a few hundred feet to old mother eart women and misses, in the popular | Regular $15.00 Furs That kind of a doath Is worth while. Also It will attract some attention ‘ : watan $795 | and Sturt nt py Sure, the world’s series is the big event, all right, but don't forget ‘ 3 Liberty Bidg., Upstairs, Opp. Post Office Two-tone Reversible ole ¢ |" a Mutts at ; 98 260, at Pe $14.95 RAINCOATS that Yale is going to tackle the United States army tomorrow, and that Princeton will try to sink the navy. Also Penn will tackle Browa, and . ’ te Long Coats in all whades and ma- i Raincoats, reguier value . a aa 6.09; sump And hundr for @8 minor attractions Minnesota will go a. ast Nebraske and Michigan o ta viahs worth up nie, against Odio. eg nsiege scent ad ran ea . rurs Ppiacoeta up te, $12.45 Redheaded Ralph Krsitz, an old le catcher, broke into the! Lord id to right $6e. wd Russian Pony, I o ‘a slightly sotled P y; slump up to Vmelight in the Cuds-Sox post-season # Duify took Billy Sullivan | next man up, sacrifice fone out to let a good slugger bat, and that made an opening for Ralph. Next of the game when Marquard made a wild pitch. $65.00 Rusa, y “ ‘ yi foning old pink-hair drove in the winning ru. — — la mweriey Sie 20d Goren Drew 80.88 ily Se i | ays vietory of the Beavers over et ; Satin Duchdes Dewees, There'll be some stars in that game at the ball park Sunday be the Seals by @ score of 3 to 9 and| iP es : $9.95 tween the Bremerton club and a local pick-up club. On the latter will Vernon's disastrous whipping by | C alr i : | y be Ham Hyatt, Dode Brinker, Bobby James and Hill Hurley Los Angeles to the tune of 10 to 6, | : ; : _| Dt ‘ $14.95 the Oregonians secured a throttle | ‘ He OWA cal CHILDREN'S COATS = ee 5 \COAST LEAGUE SERRE EEE SRR EH Thomas F, Graham, pres! | bold on the bunting This “ad” is intended to HE C=" $19.50 $3.00 vaides in Girls $3 95 } . . Pacific Coast Baseball Alaska Fur Co.'s stock fura at | School Coats ess... | ohne wee ‘ernon ...- On! 4 . Mice Test LONG | ACE PLANNED) § # | Jeaguo, resigned today. PORTLAND, Or.—Th teat the advertising value ong A aieee meee | LOS ANGELES, Oct. 20 ; game t i of the newspaper, so to a aie ee of $6.45 The traus-Pacific yacht race AUGUSTA, Me, Oct. 20-—Anm/ture colleg { ; make it worth your while lara, Ties and Capes $1 45 between this city and Hono- #| other defeat in added today to the|iand Multnom lub, tentatively || a Will Gall hoe na dae Rog Muffe in all the Alank $5.00 CAPO seeeeeecees DEO lulu will likely be an inter long career of Battling Nelson, Who | set for € has been called | y 4 be PLUMES AT SLUMP PRICES national event. The follow hopelessly outclassed in a etxJoff. Coach Dolan believes tha m . pelioves that the | , - ; The tt ing entries are considered cer pund bout here by Geo. Alger Of leame would put hie team out et Men’s Pure Silk Sox, ing. Lynx, | Plumes tain: The Lurline, which bas ®| Cambridge. Alger kept the former| condition for ita two big guns with double heels and gene Blak fA jens Note thelr length twice won the Havwall tro- hampion at arm's length through: bt ~ Hor picans pare them with offerings else phy; the Hewall, which won ®/out the contest and landed four] ITHACA, N, Vo~Coach Dan! toes, black, tan and 000. Black where ee ee ees Oe ee eee Reed is putting Cornell through-ee-| f 4 | colors, not over 6 pairs J} " Only one to a o Gwondolyn I, of Seattle; the _ Jeret practice for the Pennsylvania . ioab th $25.00 Alaska schooner Lady Maud; the #| NEW YORK, Oct. 20—“Johnson | game. } ‘Ach, > to a buyer, at, the pair i 2 Asgic, Sweetheart, Marion */|has been training hard In Fingland, | | Marten and Chespa, of San Francis @/but he has just naturally slowed | Beattie Automobile School, 210) i LE 4 4 co, and the Yankee Girl up.” sald Marty Cutler, sparring | Groadway, Seed | ‘ im ose iotates ‘ Ssmect Pines SPREE ER EERE RE day. Cutler added that Johpson H iL } }is going back rapidly, and thd he 7 . | rs anaacaserone near ————S = et ~~ - Dance at Dreamland tonight. as virtually decided to quit the $2.00 KNITTED TIES eee % $1.00 edit ring. | facia | Finest quality Silk Knitted Ties, ; _ ain, * e f NEW YORK, Qet. 20—Abe At in handsome accordion stripes ‘toll and Jack Kilbane are matched | Wo flatter ourselves that we and crossbar effects, Sold ye Makers of the $25.00 Man-Tailored “Form-Fitted” Suits as WRESTEING AND for the world's featherwotght |] have da our employ the best gut or Lennon's orywhere at $2.00. Here $Y 00 ' 1316 Second Avenue ‘ _ Angeles Ly ae Sau pogo Sacrament Leonard, ¥ Mahoney and Lon Angeles .. 1 at Vernon ‘ . s ‘ Delhi, Hatla and Abbott; Casticto and Hast, CONGRATULATIONS eebeeeeeeeneeeeaen PHYSICAL CULTORM champlonabip at 122 pounds, it ¥& |] emith in the Northwest. Bring ay set tomorrow for : announced here today The men ~ will fight before the club offering |] “® TOUT sun repairs and we will Men’s Mocha’ only the most fashionable Gloves for a” man to AT FRIEDMAN'S the best purse prove it wear, bot the warmest and the best wearing. They i a can be had in the popular gray shade, real MILWAUKEE, Oct. 20—Cycione| Rubber and Oi ao Gloves Sanita gual wir atlas 9 $1.25 The Best Suit on Earth | johany Thompson sails on Novem ber 1 for Australia, where, accord FOR $15.00 {t tatemen de here to-| * ° ¢ ony ave eames case! Clothing Sli hers 1 | 1108 Both wearing “Fillmore” Hats, ts 903 FIRST AVE. ~~ management of Hugh Mole ? ’ 08 \ ft any wonder they congratulate Sli j : h other? ee ee igo lipons ea 7 ; eit $2.50 OnE Acageur LOS ANGELES—Eighteen mem: ‘ Descing Gamateed ia |ders of the Stanford unive | Second | In all the latest fashions. | 4 Private L “1s [football squad arrived here today | | fief for thelr contest against the Uni MeDONALO'S HAT STORE ity of Southern California to- 1023 Third Ave. roere't cdnee-|morrow. This Ix the only game East 414, e a a] Between Madison and Spring | . {the Cardinals will play away from | MADIOON wre _|the campus this year, Seattle Sporting Goods Co Cedar 414 At tatn | | PORTLAND, Or.—The Pacific “The Rubber Store” Store trinks in fireproof storage at 60c per month—two trunks for Coast league pennant for this sea- | 714 FIRST AVENUE. The per month, with free accens. son is cinched by the Portland) [Beavers As a result of yester-| - — | All Grocers, 15c STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS | Of brau fi): a eee f de gy ogg i cL Nidelededn hate ode ot i bd ke otk teint Al RIPEN TEaS Sabb nen yyy epee ee Geer TAT Re ee TERM ETI Sk eCeegeaage = Ae din ko Je kode In loin inde Se fe B=" : 3 bal ttie fo. Me tee Be to fe de Td Ce eqeweweggawan ce ITE Eat to music—good music—at the MOF- Lees CEP RE LS ERR EEE ETT ers San ae BRAU . 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