The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 11, 1912, Page 2

° 2 THE STAR—FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1912. ’ THE CUB $17 .50 ‘SCOOP. REPORTER te TVE LOST MY PASS AND. A NO COP IN sete | pens TRACIE Sn2%ne CANT GET IN-BUT IVE % SIGHT. 50 » T cant % SIMPLY GOT Td See. . s JUST MA) 905 1-2 Third Avenue Wis GiANT-RED Sox , 7 our Biter } ALBERT HANSEN ; At Bar} the @ Zs Established 1883 rs Ban tt : ~ h PRECIOUS STONES, FINE ~ “ JEWELRY, ERLING SILVER Corner First and Cherry Ys | Spectal—s gull | (guntantoct) aaa The difference between finely Amerses| EVER, SAYS RICE clothes he ordinarily ready- J) g sday for the motorcycle race meeting planned for next! Cut this ad, out wae wcuil eT aaeed com BY GRANTLAND RICE Fot the Red Hog. still carry two Sunday at Madison park track, and the speed demons can now enter the not afford to wear the latter NEW YORK, Oct. 11——Selzo {t/ strong features, The Giants have liste and compete for the trophies and prizes without fear of being dis- am ‘ We bave an extraordinary from us gently (or roughly), reader) shown an eager wish c rack at qualified by the F. A. M. : as tints of the ehealeest ont the wildest scramble ever mixed every close call, while Boston has Incidentally, the suspension threatened to the riders who raced | VEGETABLE SILK and staples on the market 9} °D !a 8 world’s baseball series pro- jdisplayed & dauntless spirit tn the without the F. A, M. sanction last Sunday has been overlooked, and UNDERWEAR AND Hose My gram is now on blast. Before /attack at the piah-—a resolute a they will not be penalized. eddies uta this pop-eyed concludes |courage tq batting until the last ; Entries for the races next Sunday continue to pour into the office 406 A‘reade’ Bikes seengea™ there will be two pall clus fit}man has died, This angle flashed of Secretary Hiller, of the Beatt Racing association, in the Collins ar 25 30 for the booby ha and 200,000| brilliantly yesterday when only a The feature race of the meet, the Considine eup contest, at 9 raving footers running about in|miracle saved Rubo Marquard, af- A 30 miles, carrying a substantial cash prize with it, will attract the | uy dizzy circles, pursued by an army/ter working in one of the grandest most skillful and daring riders in the Northwest, and will likely result 7 of keepers fresh from the “bug| games of his career, Peni Ay awd d | $35 heuea? Boston's one weakness tx a lack sabiesns AS cee i a Of the battles up to date, the|of genoralship—the team appears to = : = = —— ie teams not only have broken oven,|be working im circles, with no con ODERN elegantly furnished) PHILIPPINE CHAMP UY Y Uy } Why not place the tailoring [but each hectic and nerve-shatter:| tral alm. ot ag rates at Hotel Vir-| 4 of your fall suit in our hands? fing battle has gone to the final in-| In the fourth battle, today, Tes , Mishth and Virginia, near | WINS " atng—the final pitch, the final out,}reau and Wood will hook up before 03. vt | OAKLAND, Oct. 10.~Frank Lo. @! " —— ee where the frail margin of a hair|the groatest crowd over witnessing JOSH DEVORE | s Mp | fan, heralded as the champion of | t% 5 might have won or lost all three/a game, With even middilng weath-| Hie great catch of Cady's mighty the Philippines, added another vic conflicts, If the is any edge to-jer, there will be 40,000 perso al| drive id New York in the ninth, jtory Bis string by the decision Me FROST & CO.|Seci oes ner cle teenies Meet ea [ee eeanae ea DENTION . nd Ui “ aeccrera _ . Graw has fesreau, Mathewson and | breaks, cracks and flashes ae the ten rounds of vicious milling here. Successors to while my v Hoth teams today want rain, A left, while Boston others have di there will be the 2 y wa ne Marquard le 0 has o Ds | scaactiaains neue -otemttn Wied The decision was fairly popular, FROST & ONETI onty Joe Wood. Collins, Hall and| wildest apasm of frenzy that ever | rt bet bles oa O’Brien failed to show what is tech-|icre the welkin into strips or rat-|Saturday before « bigger ere Grande should have been nically called gameproof goods.!tled the beetling crags of Coogan’s | than eould be mustered today, and, | ptt , jo been given 6 oe na a ee 2 Manuel Virra won from Frank WE TAN on is Tein | ' / nion Lape Romo in six rounds, Jeff Perry and| Kid Stanley, the Vancouver, B F | ‘ . ae r716-218PiheStGOOD-BY 10—216-218Pikest : Epa mage epg —IHE OLD RELIABLE STORE—J ==: Who has served several thousand people in Seattle and the country for the last cight years with bargains that have made us a name for honesty and a square deal to every- body. - afm bat many spectators believed draw, Kid Berleson defeated e |Maurice Fond’ after four rounds break into the Seattle game with a Sctian Dentiel 0 ing and Gene West knocked out Joo |bout against any local welter of | Prices Morgan in the third Found. — ~. axtrqpey = : roiled $15 Set of Teeth. | or. He is oi 0 Guaranteed Best Co TYPHOID HITS the aggressive type, ready to give ™ 9 f Tete 2 e FOUR PLAYERS |ana take all the time. Stanley $10 et . | With the death of Wm. “Heinie” |* tt a oe a ti ou Help Us Grow? |Heltmuller and four other players noel a ORO en Porcelain Cr : ee eon jof the Pacific Coast league confined | ——————— —~|$5 Gold or Porcelain ng, | t All Union Label Hats, jto thelr beds, the epidemfe of ty - = Bridge Work ....... All Union Label Pants, |phold fever prevalerit among Coast | fj All Union Label Shirts, baseball teams has assumed serious | Sulphurro Baths All Union Label Rain Coats, [§| Proportions. Joe — Gedeon and | All Union Label Collars, [Claude Berry of San Francisco, |I/ FON RHEUMATISM All Union Label Shoes. Claire Patterson of Oakland and | )12-YEAR WRITTEN | Walter Siagle of Los Angeles are —READ BOOKLET— jf) GIVEN ON ALL . | | From now on we are simply going to cut prices so deep that you cannot hel is. 8 It's up to you to make f/'be stricken players. A physician | All Druggists j BA” "eitoce in pa ply going P t y P petted for Carrigan a big store of Fifth and fy) *’tding Berry asserts that the |p } balance in payments. but pay a visit to this store and see how we are slaughtering this elegant stock | eigh IB Pike. We will fielp you cause may be attributed to the wa} | iter in coro og Sa ee | A Few Items That Will Tell You What We Are Doing Py i ‘trys phyaican that be has erie We Defy All Competition at These Prices wl coorcHooc, One ommoun Cooenenmn—up~ro> wv) ue-wocone: Cady November 1st Our Time Is Up—Lease Expires [ena | °**Hendr ke'n Corn necusoess 5! -veuweewey ol ececocoseccoce”™ | ecoo~cocel™ =| ecccoccoccnces, 1 «| eoccoccouwmrnos = ban ante dricksen ran fi it | nerry's fs iia that he ‘hare ae Score by innings . LS ten to the Los Angeles board of New York wer f; o°¢ if ss health, recommending that a thor- ana lan acl Ic a ‘ a“ you haven't been tn, ough investigation be made at once come in and get acquaint- to prevent a further spread of the STKAMSHIPS ON “TRIANGLE” SERVICE disease, ed with us and our ways. From Los Angeles came the re Serttle-Vanconver via Victoria ¥ inning. facritice {|} noel port today that Slaglo, who had|f ,,,(2*tersies | been complaining for several days, | Arrive Victor! Me ardner, Marquard. é . wae er was forced to take to his bed. || Leave Victoria : "* Ht Union Label Clo. Co. #) saere, Wesererat 3 7. Wirat . LO. Heitmuller was similarly affected | : 4 vi |before going to the hovpital, where || Kitive Seattle 2.2. Kerive ‘Beatle CLOTH auueiememicemmmnensenes Lo 1—Men’s $10 Et $3.89 Es nt cay Sth and Pike Bt nesters —itozore lf cnr omen ris ome sane mm Furniture Company. eee | Fancy Tweeds and Worsteds, $12.50 Valus . $4.89 Patel later: = ——— Line of Men’s Fall Suits, All Sizes and Patterns, 9) %" ii * ; $25.00 Values, at . . . . . - - - $10.89 a He ne of Our Fall Suits at At Chicago-—No game; rain. MEN’S SHOES MEN’S FURNISHINGS MEN’S SLIP-ONS OAKLAND MAY D ° “3 $3.00 vals sovvens $128 | Regular 15¢ Sox -..--.0# [$800 and $1000 value ” PLAY DENVER Because it will be the best suit you ever had, one of a $5.00 Howden Shoes $2.38 | Reewlar 35e Suspenders... | icon gies gin S289 Bl oven, om t1—Presten (the nobbiest made out of the best woolens by the ‘ NJ a J oyden oe! 3 \ Jehen ammeevasvensee Sane sale ot the ern ue : M4 . Working) Shoes $800 ant | Regular 10s Handkerchiefs. | Men's Pose Hogi Gee [flute te Denver Geiser wienore|DESt Union cutters, designers and tailors. You'll be 9600 valet on PREP venom noveecscsseves BG | ones regular $2500 12 S010 Hes nt acason sar of eames (MOLE than proud---you'll be $15 ahead, because we give you MEN’S TROUSERS se osteaaaay weal 5g [$2200 faltes’ <- 98.40 Teording to negotiations enéer| Value at $45 and you have $15 left to put in your DOC 7 here today. arrangements Reguisr, $3 values $1.59 Sr aa yet indenaite, bur itis said ar $4 values $1.39] Regular 25¢ Boston Gart- |] A SPECIAL OFFER OF [f} the only difference preventing the joys’ Suits... .$2.48 Jers ...+-. a¢ CRAVENETTES FOR trip in the size of the guarantee. ; In Oth : Regular 25e: Wool Sox..... SATURDAY Of course, Oakland must land the : er Words Y MEN’S NOBBY OVER- |... -...ns+e 11¢ | $15.00 value cut to..85.48 ff “Denver played its fourth game ; : Get 2 Suits Cut and rae a . $20.00 Black Presto Collar yesterday In the post-season series tsa Monarch, Star, E. & W., guaranteed water - proof with Minneapolis, winners of the 5 — eee seme $12.50 values; this sale Savoy and Cluett Shirts, ro American association: flag. Denver al Gibcd wine cpus. wods ae cae cecal 4 cravenetted, cut to .$7.89 Bi has beaten Minneapolis in the first to our Measure for. Men's Heavy Overcoats, ee three engagements played. 1 - SS 5.00 and $18.00 val _| [Regular $1.00 Dress Shirts — Fé an x ry 2 ocala! + ae SPECIAL Se ee Ordinary Price of On = aeeeee Regular $1.00 Full Dress Boys’ Blouses bs wae Coan, eure ED MEN’S SWEATER Shirts aoe. 50c values cut to 19¢ % though a heavy rain fell Inst COATS ’ # night, and it was aeey andy ie morn e Regular $1.00 values..48¢].... 3) * York "eseball fans on rwear.... NIGHT ROBES * ful during the foreneo: os thi MEN’S OVERALLS |........ . ..19¢ | $1.00 values cut to....48¢ Be fr ce ot? the Regular $1.00 values. .48¢ | Regular $2.00 All-Wool § tke becwn Amertoans. Underwear . I & & be played this afterngan, fit, s le and comfo et clo MEN'S UNION SUITS J pictur $200 pee ere oe phase -tepgegegngiy = > oy rt. You g R x Shirts «+++. Girls’ Fur Coats, val-| [f\“CYCLONE” JOHN that wear—clothes that hold their Regular $1.00 Underwear. | | ues up to $12.50, yours DEFEATS GOD! YS is 3 —clothes guaranteed to give sat agin Fin iw comet cyclone” Johnny ‘Tho ino] CBIR “at. «SoC: your money back.” 5 Wool Mixed victor today over Art Gagfr . \ : > Sishh roonte of sough Cob ORY, We furnish thousands of the most fastidious dre ? rn SPECIAL bout was scheduled as « j a) We maintain our $15 pri y and , Re 50 Heavy $ - , : 3 / ¥ 5 \ rice the year around: her Sult Case ... | Regular $1.50 Heavy Men's Dress Shirts oo, ee todiay: Var 20 aS Ge : we control outputs of ‘mils that make up e You have 500 all-wool carefully shrunk fabrics to choose from — all- exclusive se in the newest shades. Chev orsteds! Serges! Tweeds! You Seeeeeeeeeeee CTS cevvewrses way the referee stopped | ) ¢ $1.00 to $1.25 values eighth and gave Thompsen, j S that goes into a suit or overcoat. ‘olid Leather Suit] $1.25 extra quality Work | | cut to veer... .28¢ cision, ‘ Come in today and prove that you can do bett + -BS3.89 | Shirts comessss ++00-- 48 : SING, d NCISCO, Oct, 11. 4 A x better—here than elsewhere. Prompt, 1 * . With Luther McCarthy, the Nebras- Ms = " Everything sold as advertised. Goods sold wholesale or retail, ka kuarter-breed phic ive. Always respectful attention irrespective of p welght, and Al Kaufman, his oppo- nent in Saturday's big battle, all y ¥ 4 y , Doors Open 8 o’Clock Don’t Forget the Number Bye (5,089. re the ane are YA GLISH OOLEN Griffin has been selected as referee. x S At the training camps of both 216-218 Pike St Hl KESSLER’S 216 718 Pik St eget Boag ge en will) (pig y y , & F ° a 2 Ie . ones Brinker 0 around the ’ SS. \ 704 FIRST AVE. and THIRD and Sf i J i work on the diamond, He will be y \ THE HOUSE OF BARGAINS, fit ee Cake ae or out