The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 9, 1913, Page 2

2 M@HE STAR—FRIDAY, MAY,9. 1913 BULL BROS. GIANTS TANGLE WITH LEAGUE | VARSITY FEARS (REAL ESTATE MEN TALK RAILROADS BILLY BALLIEAU BREAKS HIS LEG IN LUTE es CONF IDENT GO WITH BATTLING WOU? IN TACOMA jSWVE tM WINNER =e © HOME LOT; TIS SWEET Sonar Eyres Transfer C0.) 2.02 2209.0 sg Office 114 Jackson St. b will be rl sueleading 4 — ga ve 4 in falling and he suf MeCarty said “es illagere sei here. we may of Want Rees and th » tar at V © game Burns @ chance all presti«e | ver the Co! To look at Luther McCarty in evening clothes convinces us a good five| waiter has been lost to the world A oe € 2 the ik Sound Lo Marin. wrestler, announces he hates publicity. 80 does C. Webb ee | HY AMUSEMENTS e Champs are pressing the! Baseball fans can hardly appre A al a z Beavers hard for the top ho ciate the splendid umpiring Presi furph Dance at Dreamland tonight, ses SEATTLE THEATRE. |and will surely set a pace that dent Jones ts furnishing. Rottes ‘ : | be a Phone Main 43 t wh's will have trow 1 mpiring featured th games a n th & Tonight—All Week th ne ee Sst ae tne racceeee teat Yor t ae ate mm Our Entire Stock “TH Ph ew he tut 750 Silk Knit Tles E SQUAW MAN" ih ; aie ‘earg, under he, two Pe, 4, dha a cponigs epee mesa ; cone conterence has] Saturday and Monde fa t w bia dollar a wee A m y Great! Red jth th G \ wn made t as of thatlané taking varnity has won |i nly. atly uced Victorta-Vancouver game Saturday |) aii hamplonships and |i Pantages Theatre wi Both t¢ Aina are) when the Reavers had a cl Senge eaggers i a a single set ? going good & fights will cer abbled in t 6 Hanson may} he ; 10 | Matinee Dally carne ainly be worth ne , found material thie year and will have] il TH SE LS) . to fill the , MO ER GO played tn} iu : If the task see sealer the fall of 1018 “BURNING OF ROME” |..." er Catcher Harris or Murray|D!escbers at 10e and 200 ‘vent : ———————— ent from the Portiand|Dug’s, demand ra Colts’ payroll, according to re sling the umpire's another win It ts sald Mar 6 our ability t yd and calll WITH GOODS Owing to Garment Workers’ strike in New York, a large order of clothing which has been delayed many months has just arrived. Our store now filled to capacity, we must resort to radically low prices to remedy the fault. SO HERE GOES Me Bins cuatey 696 B Eocsuroy’ Pancs..91,48 waits tees at'.....96 [collars attached "..90G ff Boye’ Capo et......086 $6 95 75¢ Black Twill | 39¢ $1.50 Boys’ Wool | 995 . ' Work Shirts Knee Pants at and 9|B $15.00 Young Men's f the baci Suits; long pants; all ir etreng th has been in the past.” c far own to the 16-player limit. Doty] fie was an ne has been signed by Vancouver tre tuember the famous Root SEVEN BOUTS ON crccance ss) AT DREAMLAND got that he came dangerously ay | eauienere PROGRAM aT Fa ere a FEXCU RSIONS On Sale Daily May 28th to Sept. 30th St. Paul, Minneapo-| Chicage .... $72.50 Ns, Duluth, Winnt! gt, Loule .....$70.00 peg, Sioux Citys!) New York ..$108.50 Omaha, Kansas Aree City, St. Joseph Boston .....9 Other Points Proportionately Low Firet Class—Fifteen Days Going Limit—Final Return Limit Oct. 31 Oriental Limited 7:10 p. m. ow | to Chicago without change in 72 hours. ~~ Southeast Express 10 p. m. Seattle to | Kansas City via Billings | without change. ~~ Fast Mail 9 a. m. Seattle to St. Paul without change. Over mountains in daylight to disrupting the Portl iand | ONEAMUAND. fuNK |B ’When Hanson roots he | Frenchie Vaise vs, Eddie Shan his ity at home |non. Ne re Art Yordy ve. Joe Swain. Henry Kfieger vs. Joe Motto, Gil McNeill ve. Tommy Martin, Bat Olson vs. Billy Wright. Herb Smith Ad Schafil Chester Neff $1.00 Black Sateen Shirts; extra heavy d that it ts that’s to b ¢ views the combats from the) grandstand CAR SERVICE FOR RACES $15.00 Blue Serge Suits $10.00 Calfskin Suit Casts; large bellows steel frame, g $1.25 Union Suits; sum- mer weight Balbriggan .... 55c $1.00 knee-length Nain- sook Union BOS oc cocccsesede C $2.00 Flannel Shirts; sep- a ee $15.00 All-wool Suits, in Bee so snidh $5.95 $16.50 fine Cassimere Suits; all wool; newest patterns. $6.95 $2.00 Men's Stitched Sut Jb $2.00 Worsted Pants; choice pattertis ........ 98c Try one of these trains on your nex Nattonal Park, Uncle Sam's newest pla: square miles of mountains, glaciers, lakes rivers For further Particulars, Reservations and Tickets, call on or __ . J. MOORE, C. P. & T. A. UPTOWN TICKET OFFICE: COLUMBIA AND SECOND ining 1,400 4 waterfalls. of the victory winning | » this seas ritt will referee. Fine Jewelry, Sterling Sliver Corner Firat and Cherry | $1.00 Dress Shirts; 44 50c Balbriggan : Hy assorted patterns C Underwear at......G0U 9 at ........--ceeeeees “Those Regal - Fifteens I An amateur |e a college boy who gets caught playing Sunday ball. 25¢ Wool Sox 10c Hemstitched 15c Red and Blue =! 4 : : Exceed the eee -Clothes = is andownsisenne 0 Ak wala that he will continue fighting |i 2t 11c Handkerchiefs at Handkerchiefs at.... saves a fight manager from gcolng to ¥ ee ae gt OR | it . SPECIAL mn SPECIAL a x ho forgets to go t when the shades of night have! sation, to ps Ahi eosarily a oie fer | $1.00 Matting Shopping One Lot Boys’ Golf oe oe | Pl Bage, Extra 48c le Shirts, Values 9 It’s hard to unde nd why a college boy will spoil a perfectly good By Strong, for : to $1.00 for..... batting eye by studying too much e iB wae! fot Monday Formerly Kline & Rosenberg corey Monday ee ees 4 nly 5 FIRST A oot of Che! aly Maybe you are not aware of it, but Cobb Is now playing with the 625 FIRS V. F of rry Tigers. rye ee ee \§ to Kling to Brown | would be taking. an| =CHATTER=| THE ENTIRE SURPLUS] FROM —- oe FAR James Bay Murphy’s Alibi: “If | we The | Seattle Sporting Goods Company ALL REDUCED Lawn Mowers, Garden Hose, Hardware and Rubber Goods Included % Off on All Dog Collars and Harness. They’re Going Some The Regal $15.00 Suit news travels fast. The new store just opened is doing a tremendous business ---this idea of putting the REGAL $15.00 SUITS ina tony uptown store all by themselves has surely been ap- preciated--buyers are coming here from far and near. This season’s showing surpasses all others—the touch of the skilled designer and the handy work of the tailor are clearly shown in this great display of Go To The Original $15 Tailors —the only sore in town where you can get the asy fowl and softly and sw eee “Hap” Myers, the lean first sack and on th yayroll last 0 Fam us = $22,000 ‘O'Toole for two bin Lengths “s . Real $25 $7.50 English Nu- e Suits $6.00 Coldwell’s Ball Bear-] puck Tennis ances $4.05 | ‘4 ba fi sf Acquatic events will be the fea ing Lawn g ; ture of y celebration [i Soon | Regal- Fifteen Bes i at “Ag SL aaa 4 port eve nelude she ' : pe rs wil 1 ct he id on Lake Uniov. $9.00 Coldwell Ball Bearing | Balls .........+++++++ UL ' His Self-Sharpenin, fm Sporting pattor Star 4 Blades. oe ST, 15 20 Per Cent Off on All meee in Tweeds, Cheviots, Serges, Worsteds -- Business The Lovera boys got the worst Pocket Cutlery and Shears raw deal that could be given by $1.25 Boys’ Gocycle, the Suits, Norfolks, Full Dress and eer OO a ee ners oe we vere beniaa new Innovation for QR» | $5.50 Khaki Suits, A BO t100 Mooalchs OE 4 to 1. Two of the A The old reliable the Boys ...... : UU] Norfolk Style .. “a Base Bait ” pats. 50c vagy bd “Scotch” Woolen $3.00 Ball Bez $1 08 PRET ENG TR Ta Regal $15 Ftp Be ey app Regal$15s re $150 Ba x, $110 $7.00 Ruff Neck Si 95 | $2.00, Willow Fish 4 6 Suit With — F With eile sactnin Larre ALS member thle name Sweaters ..........W4iUU | Basket 0.222.045. ' : arn Hf for them, Half of the n ber Boots 4 Big 0c Shavi wre? THE GUARANTEE PLAINLY Po sia zelbned thelr rain on ae Y at. ine 2 ee os Urdu Jerseys Serer Ceaing $2.45 et vibpig) ae dc ac SAYS: “YOUR MONEY BACK ered at te wiion, ware supposed to have been $3. 50 Baseball $3.00 Flannel Shirts, plain PANE CURaE ama? ae : , FOR ANY REGAL SUIT THAT @o)..,@9r Mn NATE pRuxwan, Shoes metal $2.45 | ana zero $1.95 a 20¢ guarantee 1s UNSATISFACTORY.” $20 and $25 Manager Loveras coftars «2. ...s De : Sa) $2.75 Boys’ Scout @9 AL armor aR (Ee 10 spit American tay asion of Japan, Shoes rier, aa ae Tess) Nae Beane. ee Ber ey ok C *3 phere 4 $22 50 English $14.5 Ef | Tarred ' @0 EN | 20c Screen Door % “teJU | Net . MUU | Springs eee ranclaco on Sat pe Maru, for the The trip Riding Boots 1318 615-619 2nd Av. Wis First Av. oe Opposite eaects Totem Arcade. Maurice 8. Bornstein, President Pole. 1014 First Av. guarantees 500 toward the . Two Stores With the All-Wool Policy “es ee Weel: for Tene: S00) Rye gto dhg adi Pinks: The Greenwood Athletic ciub inj °'o® sare as Paensn aes oni 713-715 First Ave | WRIGHT AND DITSON 2 ° Class A has an open date for next iSunday and would like to hear from