The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 1, 1912, Page 2

THE STAR—FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1912. Hotel Ethelton \WOLGAST FAILS — |ste.tets,tat MD nts SCOOP . THECUS night, Even movey is of Sige SEER COVER MANDOT [Fruita oucom ec Tor iSboeetans WAGER OF $1,000 soon ns Aatiy, ard %| NSW ORLEANS, Nov. |.—Since | referee, Tommy W Phons Main 963 | Tom Jones, manager of selected, but Wolgast's objections failed to cover $1,000 offered necessitated another jection 7 | Mandot in his battle with the cham- cea wna es | ansfer Co peler next Monday night, inter jogantly furnished * Tithe coming battle is reacting: the| roome at lowest rates at Hotel Vir Office 114 Jackson St, lbolling point today, The money/|gtous, Bighth and Virginia, near {was put up by Mandot's father, eatlake. Bltiott 08. Buy Your Gypretet Femorre Tomorrow and Have It CON NO GAME, Is tacoma, Now 1-ma NX Wat! “DOWN AND OUT? 222, tenting snat standot, wit re $30 returned from Chicago today, still CHICAGO, Noy, 1-—fattling Nel | sidestep the match by refusing to | owner of the team, after a vain ef-|#0n, the once mighty gladiator of accept any referee that the club + fort to dispose of the aggregution | the prize ring, is declared today to wey tn have named TRACIE . to Billy Sullfvan of the Chicago|be eligible for the downa« vat ||} 905 1-2 Thirg White Sox. The National Commis |club by the Cincinnati boxing com-| Basketball will soon be in full An “Got rid of Emil Hauser, the star | sion has decided that Watkins must | mission swing. The regular ¥. M. C. A Indian halfback or be boycotted in| pay Loulavilie §300 for Bill Ludwig To make matters worse, Chair-| league is now being organized Northwest conference games” is| Other cases in which he was inter|man Phelan of the commission has Under the direction of the basket = the ultimatum that will be deliy-|ested remain unsettled declared that {t would be danger-| ball committee and already the Y S { ered to the Oregon Agricultural ous to allow the once peerless light. | M. B. C., Business Men, Meteors and ul ph | lone by the other ccPeges in the} §, A. C. TO GET weight to enter the ring with Tom-| Bankers teams have entered and|f) FOR RHI conference. Already Coach Bender my Gary as scheduled for Nov. 11, several others will be represented. |} | of Pullman has served notice that ELECTION RETURNS },,'. beating might result fatally. | —READ the scheduled game between Pull-| The Seattle Athletic cinb will| Phelan’s action is based, he! The Senior clasw in to organize! | man and the Agios will be de-| keep an “open hours” for members |claims, upon the shaky state of imto four competitive teams to pro-| jelared off if they insist on playing; @nd friends and their Indies on the | the game in Cincinnat! and because | mote athletics and match Hauser, and with the O. A. C./| night of election day, when a spe/a serious ring bout might kill the | this winter, Th | Washington puly a week jclal wire will take the returas d-| game there. \for the teams are Ed Thompson Bradbury Overcoats are made right—they fit . Manager nick is 50 | rect to the club and th will be —_ | Don Snyder, G. A. Lamb and George and they hang correctly, The high-grade woolens kin r case. | read tn al! of the departments, Spe NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 21.—Fiat Sisley. They will meet tonight to > employed in the making are cut and tailored by basis for protest against | cial music will be provided by Sicharges that Ad Wolgast, light-|frame up rules for the contests / » America’s best workmen, making the Bradbury Over ' ls that he has participated |troupe of Hawallan troubadors| weight champion of the world, ts! coat a garment that will give you long and satis in college athletics for more than) who will wander from room to | trying to “craw! out” of his 10-round| Otto Georgie dribbled into the | Just factory wear. This season's atyles are shown in the four years. Hoe was the star half-| room and entertain the crowds. Al mateh here next Monday night with | |gym during the performance Tues-| different length coats in a choice variety of materials ff) back on the Carlisle Indian school | buffet lunch will be served |Joe Mandot, conqueror of Joe Rivers day night and was given a reguiar| 1013 THIRD and colorings, and you will find just the garment ltweam from 1907 through 1909 and Da Dreamaiand rows of Los Angoles, were freely made by | Bull Moose ovation. ~_LMAIN 104. you want by looking through our stock, and then in addition was a member of the) *™ 2 a ~ panes ule alters Do $8 and$7.50 | Can You Beat A coals trhin for Washington! “ 99 | 3 \ Bradbury System Suits stems wat be ove so torture “Ruff Neck $5.00 set Triple Plate Silver ‘ or eee eee eee A groat showing of new models for men and Nov, 9, leaving Seattle at 7:30 0 m. and arriving ia ample time for|/— Beet quality, ali-wool, heavy young moa, with a full line of sites Splendid the eontest. “Rutt Neck” Sweater, in grey. I) $2.00 Five-Piece Kitchen Set, values from $25.00 to $40.00. aenecanmsnnaen cardinal, maroon, savy and white. Hpec ) Handles ...... ....+cesessnuen RAINCOATS OFF THE WIRE Ewe ok sai nba $2.50 Four-Piece Kitchen ee Slipons, cravenettes and gabardines im rain- ASVEDO TO SCRAP; HARDWARE SPECIALS proof materials priced from $18 upwards, SAN FRANCISCO, Ngy. jL—Joo|f #Z,Ninslow bail bearing Metige num Handles .... Asvedo of Sacramentd’ af Red|f °**'** Watson, Mehtweights, weresigned # Yankes Drill, No. 41....08e Now arrivals in Men's Furnishings, New Shirts, fi vesterday to box the mAlif é¥ent at/f ey) couse yeench pod Lol Neckwear, Underwear, « @ ‘. the weekiy boxing @ oy week | 2,'n. Creneons. Wr from tonight | iain. Crescent Wrench....0100 1.60 Inverted Gas Lam tee’ WEEKS vs. LOGAN po A er burner = $1.25 F OAKLAND, Nov. | —Billy Weeks |f #iobs, specla ‘ood 3 > and Frank Logan | 9 40-watt Tungsten Lamps i signed articles tol 10-ft Light Extension Chopper box the matn event at the nett ehow)9 Fuse Pugs . Wheelmen ab. Katension Bock : oe “ Mxtension Plugs Machinist MOTORCYCLIST KILLED “ame name : Serew PHOENIX, Ariz, Nov, L-—Quy ‘ Romane, a motoraycie races,: is.dead |p *™ ASHLIGHE | mAs Driver ..40c today aa tho result of injuries he/ reoelved when his machine crashed Hardware Department Into a fence on the exertion race Pj & Agents track yesterday. mane Was if ft a . ed before the eyes of 10,000 hor- we sid etre tne ars ot nc YF ADO d teats Seattle Sporting Goods Co. (was almost severed trom his body. Dog THE RUBBER STORE GRAPPLE FOR $1,000 7 Second Remedies. 713-715 FIRST AVENUE | VANCOUVER, H.C. 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