The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 15, 1913, Page 2

2 THE STAR—4 Modern, elegantly _ furnished! [$7,000 IN COUNTY _FAIR PURSES|(ooorai Alarm Sent Out Eyres Transfer (o,f FAVORED [New York Giants and White Sox| SPECIAL ee PLAN FEDER WW FAS e y at Office 114 Jackson St. A ; S 4 if the sup! , PLAYER def Nov. 19 in Dag s New _ RACE FOR . vas 8. ; y U Seattle club's new ball park tn Ratnler valfey, which ts to 7 ‘RS 1 4, an BULL BROS LOSE OUT ney serly Heke Ronit te A) FARME ? le . | capa crowd 6 woason team contin wi appeal to th Just Printers ; ir ant stage th Pe vembe eat wit }| The largest field of harness! re asy 018 THIRD MAIN 1043 || ag weg, te terse rite Shay r pana) | Per nar iy ein bay fier por | . Lhe} ie — cciaagrineaegd two clubs, | face the barrier at the Meadows in| ‘The man who wants to get All men can be fitted—gy | sat that, = > tour, tor the ne 2 pace during th ec ° > ice . y SUMMER ICE sane et Ce tae ee | ee aie aire Tete fain the waekitwoO Bults for the price of one men have our assurance that ) et, , Telephone Elilott 5560 of September 8-14 Imust come to the Hub’s Up- hey : vole foot tr For ice rates. We guaran Rithe F tube Marquard will be used by Twenty-alx members of the ho’ re | : . Z they get moneys worth. or Heeted by 4 tee, full weight and prompt the G will be one famfllar face in the Glants’ Hne- Plaristocracy from Washington Ore }town Store some time tomor- money back—for the H i) orice con delivery up in caught iis loague for Hutte, Meyers P}bon and British Columbia will be ’ 5 é a is ICE. DELIVERY CO Sohoked ser ever A D r nt lot +o aay 1s ih ‘ wt h will] row. For at 10 o'clock the ruarantee goes with be Bot is P i be for « 5 ana| doors will close and the Hub’s g nd abit all ood: ferret cou k INTRRU RAS HATE AY or jonly branch store will be closed bought at the Uptown Store, oe Bern by 8 smnea|the favorites, Miss Sarah I . ' fight tc ston, of Seattle, Oregon state chat \for good. Ww will fight tf n, was eliminated from the semi ar ‘ r e ask all who Can to come ignor & al re Mra, Hragdon, “Mrs, . f ing Fa The Hub will hereafter op- early. There is bound to be one ¢ ne match in straight |find out what's wrong with the Se-jed on 3 « up for the horse] erate only one store in Seattle i, f his ad . we person i tam ma Sitched 17": seorelee oming fair will ag} he old tana Fi Ave: crowc or this a vertising j 1 to suff 4 uraday's game than $7,000, with at the old stand on First Ave as ted t h ts to ; cameteg ( und | And, Just think, all Dug wows| Kiltllay and Jackeon were back Tarot ave terom-| ue, Opposite the Totem Pole. Cirected to men who know a J it Yeaves veth cities 4:00 @ m| » cnttian more on the Job. | Martin! was benched, T threo separate : good thing when they see it, It 8 couple of catchers and @ few | (i! Tay tond in the seventh. H tened to brine out! This branch store at 1818 “ i : pitchers, and maybe we'd have a he noventh in in horaeflonh| is not a scream aimed at “easy : i hen, Joleen, the Oregon team, |real team While Mar t Second Ave. closes for good k z ) divided honors with Misa Liv see R . will be the far . ’ marks.’ : & 7 B ctvined hesore ait is iv life to ‘ iad, Septem tomorrow night at 10 o’clock. avorites in the doubles, also met ay ) 5 CAFE lefeat, | Miss Van Kirk’ and Mis ss playors If you want to get the finest Doors open at 9 o'clock, . ‘ i Suits made, Suits having the closed at 10 p. m. sharp. All FIRST AND STEWART The defeat of Tee! “7. — < » . “ ine” tavacneboted Famous wallop of hatory: Fa Regal Label, for less than the goods left for alterations will be ' A PLACE | Witiser “ois folar plexus atingare | cost of the wool and the mak- finished and delivered from arent Ma ig, fs ogg ng, you must come tomorrow. Downtown Store be! east as far ** . “ oo TO EAT 1B sage ry cee be For this is a sale the like of TH Vaudevil! he ne wo, Th Ss m pl ™ aor ic ; 2 ¢ “ve e “nn H go vay oeenellibogmamiaa | Pc ag cece ire toe Laake achentitin SiRsae Lane | which Seattle has never seen Benjamin Bulos takes posses From 3 to 12 P. M. - Best modern outside rooms, 25c to 50c. Stewart House, 86 West) S—High Clase Entertainere—8 We nop A PEG betore and will, in all probabil- sion of the premises at 1318 Sep. tting the ball ¢ ‘| One, Two Stewart.—Advertisement sthe: heneenan, An, ‘Yaa! My) REV eLee oe ond Avenue on Monday mom — ——— ——— ——————— | 80 ball player od the ee - ae sca we Brand new Regal Suits for ing next. T sre estes ie ax Weanciens |men that were $15.00 will go od o of the box by San Fi cleco agensrin vive Me Portland rains Satara ae abe and Three \for $7.85. The Hub’s Uptown Store with a name like that expect, any € lage oy That's the way “wise ones” Regal “Special” Suits that closes for good tomorrow night: — : Noting that Humphries, Chicago|} Sf Duying Veith jare the best $20.00 will buy at 10 o’clock. | Leave Seattle .... 3:48p.m.110:30p.m. || National pitchor, won his ga sults now. ? anywhere, are cut to $10.50. against Boston Thursday, would it Arrive Portland 10:00p.m.! 6:00a.m corms nee onamee 3 be right to say that he enjoined the Every VelthCammack Com THE HUB’S UPTOWN Leave Portland 5:00p.m./12:18a.m. || Braves from amiting the pill? pany mixture sult ts now re Regal “Custom” Suits that Arrive Seattle ... 11:15p.mj 7 oe duced for final and Immediate | have si ld bef f le STORE ate - —_ Can It Be True? HI clearance. aave never sold before for less We read with great surprise that ‘ . . is rol RY > ie . Parlor Observation Cars, Dining Cart" Moria ‘haa Wocked ‘ent an-|] ,,7B=, Dem aunty, Imports than =, will be closed out 1318 Second Avenue Cars, High-Back-Seat Day Coaches other alleged purilist. Is tt possibie|| cellent atyle and the splendid at $12.85. Opposite Arcade Entrance, ica in every garment com to make these suits Se rig that Carl Morris can knock out? . . Standard and Tourist Sleepers on Night Trains Ready for Occupancy at 9:30 p. m. ‘COVE GETS DRAW .."-"""""-"= ~ WILL MEET HEE The annual meeting of the Pe cific Northwest Amateur Athletic — for the purpose of elect- ing officers and awarding cham ATHLETIC PARK pionships, has been called for ‘ BASEBALL Mid be nvcrat eat atuie’s very best values at inal price Aside from stealing candy from a! baby, it fs hard to think of any thing more cruel than protesting a/ game against the Indians | oe Now, when your savings om i ments aver per cent— the power lar ta tre mendous—and no wonder those who are “ralue wine” are tak of this op. don't you chance Our dining car a ia carte service cannot be surpassed. ee America tiratl Phones: Main 117, Elliott 8609. ee TICKET OFFICES COLUMBIA and SECOND AVE. Or King St. Passenger Station. It wae Kelly on the local mou showed nothing that w him as a promising pitcher hits and six runs were obtained by the visitors during Kelly's brief stay, two and a third innings. | Three of the hits dropped over the some time to come, ere ‘Teles ia 8 which will be brought up is the. $$ $$$____—__—_—— fence. k in the cios Y granting of memberships to ama || CHOOSE AMONG " Jen's exhibition Portland vs. Seattle teur athletic clubs for a certain 5 4 that the Fast length of time after they have beem, marks of a comer. | Yesler Ca Admissiot and incorporated, Season’s Farewell Offer!| Tomorrow Positively Ends It. tall and Grint Your One Last Chance to Get} VICTORIA, Aug. 15.—Tho Taeo-| ma Tigers were tleally helpless | ‘ 1 the locals taking Thursday's) yo rc to 2. { | “2500'S $12.50 $25.00 and ae Suits $15. 00 an $20.00 UNITED] CIGARS You may beone of those who thought our business was built on Coupons. es When you smoke our RICORO (Sara- 1 Veith-Cammack Co} ssw eer orn 8 togasize) cigar at four-for-a-quarter you SECOND AT JAMES will know the difference. Just ask for | sgt ort el woLe AST SIGNS | “Stop all free pants offers aft ‘or of America's finest | 1 OAKLAND, Aug. —15.—-Lght- ' weight Wolgast is | 3 | = meet Joe Azevado of Hi | a 10-round bout hi emt i i i | The former chamy guaranteed | tomorrow’s sale.” That’s our onde ready-for-service clothes. 1Seattle Theatre}: pis The wight wil ba 138 We've got to obey. After tomo S | pounds ringald Igast also is - aratogas Phone Main 48. enna ty na we tighten up. No more “gift” pants) |] Matinee, Tonight, Tomorrow This is positively your only hope—your last Dundee 20) | Matinee and Night CAMPBELL TO HELP CHAMP \ i | A GRAND REVIVAL woitl, Campbell, the | local ls : chance to get a nifty pair of genuine S. W. M. $5) | weight, will join Champton Willie|[| z 1 of Ritchte, wh the latter passes| Z $6 and $7 pants made to order abso lately free. | | y 1 y through e St wv SPOKANE, Aug. 15.—A pitching) duel between Hall and Douglas re-| sulted in a 4 to % victory for the Spokane Indians fn the conflict with Vancouver Thursday, i 5 Many yeararound fabrics uded for Men and Men. are Young -Douxias “and Hannah; Inctudet also are styles, sizes and modols cially au vung Men and Boys for College, School and Business Service ries — Rarham, Narvoson | a . September 9. | The Play That Will Live attle Sunday night en | Woveted route to Vancouver, to act as Ritchie's sparring partner, Camp- You will see the truth—our business bell’s bout with Frank Barrieau, . . i “a b) which was to have beon atnged in is built on quality. Unc C 10M Slee se Ritchie-Welsh date to assure «| » $5, $6, $7) As to Coupons—they are merely a | ° 9 crowd w discount for cash—something you are Cabin SOUTHAMPTON, N.Y Ang. 15 PA N TS ‘ entitled to anywhere. Any dealer can Bl] ox, te mona ane tomy |] oct 2, the Menton fe . 4 On a atupendous and magnifi tion of t Pacific coast stars in ys R 1 afford to give a discount for cash as fanaa aed |b atin fo, piace wom. g Vv well or better than we can. i. enireonis| han were displaced tn order . the last coast player |] UNCLE TOM’S CABIN CO, vat. He lost to K. H, Soe ee oe BSTETSON'S MILITARY BAND We are going to end the season ina blaze of glory. Our entire line of fancy fabrics is at your disposal. The run of the store is you \Choose any material—there are no restrictions. But come early a0 eRe get the cream of the 5 U N IT E D Cox | | eee _— REMEMBER(—this Is 4 The Real Man Heating Blood sor iver final—your last chance New York COAST LE HEAR THE BAND CONCERT Low FREE at night im front of THE SEATTLE THEATRE Evening Prices, 500, 300, 200 Matinees, 250 a The Original $15 Tailors} 1014 1st Ave. Open Saturday Night Until 10:30 Copyrighted 1913—Leon Sigma b+ @ . aon Tete 2 — ist Ave, and Cherry St. 622 Second Ave. 803 Second Ave, 1012 Second Ave. (Cor, Madison) 3rd Ave, and Union St, Onklana ban Francisoo