The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 24, 1913, Page 13

THE STAR—FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1913. Rowing —Avetin Salt “It's the Trading U pstairs That Counts” ‘| WOULDN'T DARE TACKLE AMAN CHAMPION,’ SAYS LAY OUT ENGLISH GIRL WHO HAS WON GOLF TITLE HERE | COURSE By W. H. Alburn ON LAKE WILMINGTON, Del, Oct, 24 TO KEEP MAY OUT OF GAME oP gga ot i Bh Be In order to rive th Un ity of Although for a time Thureday it ap eshive, England, stood Uri HE glk dee Mig neu ' of the Dupont hotel over her wou m | You Know = Can Do next year, a new rke nd bellboys will be laid out on Lake Washing ton Captain H 6 Zin un oand Lawrence \W thelr engineering a advantage new course w ter of a mile xouth finishing off Madi to where the old thre ends It crew Wins Cc hamplonship Mixa Raver ® just won champlon 1@ women's open golf of America, at the Wilmington [Better traight. The Country elub. Pardon r the Misa Ravenscroft,” I T hich arose mile ro preparatory selection of the officials, was set. "ald, “but what a militant suffra to the nt x oon, when Horr gave O. | The f \ regatta ita cho f t champion froze will only be at race, how from the mile mark Selling $25 Clothes . ot Pifor $15 is easy if you : Not a Suffraget TITLE AT STAKE can deliver the goods. “s; fn dah th ares | tar ba iechios tour ete Antec the « . I et. have r «. They un-Engltat With We 1 Iminated tled this q n Thursday, wh The nts ought ay golf tfrom the tight Amne b nd at tthe | M d work off their nery energ for the unoffictal cha of t to O. A. C,, $1,100 and @ 60| tat way, Poople who play golf are tle's smaller high will My $25 Suits terms (0 0. A. and « 60) that way: People who pl May de thease ; Se oe sut you—ar « Nard and Franklin high. The for $15 A game at Portland Saturday after oy : tae i. gr otfoond . Pa arn AY RRS OA DERE Oke ] ng man's exac f Pallard will have a much heavie ) f team Are the Taik in the conference face. Pula ad Pail, mt N 7 0% ‘ame Ballard. Position Franklin. | i A na Pike LE Campbell of the Town rrorgly Cogan Page ped bee aod skill that win Hopey utr Reece ra to 0, and tying them in Rest Sport + ial t rn daleed Have you seen them? wes the very beat sport In the world R. G. véea ting for women. Any girl with a good Miss Gladys Ravenscroft, the English girl who has just taken the seas. A Shallaberger, Pullm halfbeck,| om, “ind a et ARO pnt oe er icahin att RE. Dyson; n inspection costs who was rend consctous ei Mo ‘| women’s open golf championship of America away from our girls. Banaceus a Pricer | idaho last n th ! f Hammond R.H. Hyde . than that, golf takes wo-/supposed to be synonymous with! | suppose that’s just the extent y nothing! T’ll give you t ¢ into the open, where they | beaith.” to which your male champion | Kyle ee Slee ter Oe ex ting plenty of fresh alr You were the champlon of Eng is better than | am. | wouldn't lesen H allagher my time if you will Ria thoy can't Mainline ae oes od her.| DARE to challenge him.” % > ; s rf Y def 1 t nt E ini give me yours; they’re © had dis walking ts the chief thing woman champion in the semi-finals} 60 T0 EVERETT bout golf, anyho' old t here. n sow you have the both worth money. paid ne ‘iat toe | QRCe* Sele snrnow. Vat Wald! Shas | ee cat cha chimes the remainder of the season. Tom-| mong exercise than they used to |Do you suppose you could beat he ctrac fae BEA Bay ‘bie ne | If they haven't access to golf lnks, | Frauc a — a ead hospital, and will be unable to! +, at means let them wa'k, as our ou go again! Now | ryt siflbegt coda A play again this year English girls do m no feminist” 1 | GIVEN BY THE rooters to Brerai his yeas : roadway and By e's Really Afraid of Men | mitations of our sex. | . x ie le ety The varsity freshmen are ben anywhere. | And | know that a man's game | Milk Wagon Drivers’ nual fc ball battle * oe h at wa #| thetr first football turnout of Heh strin are be 4 a woman's by n } z leave an cape a o'cloc! season this week. Twent 4 Union The starts at 2:20 nd B candidates responded to Tho line-upe: P LOCAL NO. 66, |. B. OF T. Broadway sitions. verett. 7 Upstairs, Second Floor, Griffith L.e Herett } T Hughes .......L.T Brooks Empress Theatre Bldg. Kiser La Campbell { c Kuhnile RG Bergman The date o It'a a cinch If May le kept out of send Washington East thin year, } RT Zimmerman freshman-sor ore battle has|the O. A. C. lineup against Wash-|there are those at O. A. ( ot i RE Maulsby not yet been ington Saturday, and the vars O. W. 8. C. and Whitman, who have Q Gilbert bd wins, that'll be the farmers’ alibi | been pulling, for the last five years, Goodwin LH Michel ett — Lamnes | A big parade ae a bonfire will be And vice versa. [to have Dodie and his gang sent e Coleman RH... Dailey held on the campus tonight by the eke to Siberia. on ig White FB Menzel University students to discuss Coach Bender, Pullman, says Do oe t ~~ plaas for the morrow. Yell Lead. ye *<arrers “will wallop the. tar}, We Understand ’Al‘Patzer te going | Ts VON KLEIN MUST STAY er Mathieu will the ceremontes Butt fight again. Good night He's the best lightweight heavyweight have charge of outta Doc Stewart's ringers. There will b A Good Time to All That Attend, can it be straight dope that comes ei 3 [EASY FOR VISITORS BAN FRANCISCO, Oct ¢ iritiah ¢ A ” Doc Stewart's Judging from ‘ he team 1 team here Thureda ° ° “* Fifty years ago, when Golden Wedding Whiskey was, young.”” [T might take even a real fisherman quite a while to make a great catch through the ice, but it never takes a good judge of liquor long to decide that the finest whiskey in the world to- day is rich, mellow, old, sun-ripened, Golden Wedding | Bottled in Bond Golden Wedding is dis- tilled according to a special formula, and matured in the wood under strict gov- ernment supervision. It has been the great American favorite in the home now for more than fifty years. You like it; be- Full ie - — OREGON AGGIES MEET VARSITY HERE sind ha Maaall | several speakers cluding Coach | from a B j We know. peri Admission 0¢ obie. rvis G) Jean Rot or ro fe can't! | ts, Ralph Ho’ a Gectes a ee teat Our Idea of nothi all—Lazy er alph and George help tt Ladies Free Mathieu si eee man's chance to ¢ m the Yale Fretght leaves both cities 9:00 M ‘ " r 30, takes Wagner’s Orchest MaCIFIC NORTHWEST TRACTIO: | nd Exile a break? jener’s jomtra BVERETT Wash peaguiiyts ‘Dance at Dri land tonight.— While some enthusiasts want to or Overcoat I Depend: Upon the Cut BF you want a perfectly-fitting garment, one that will set squarely on your shoulders, make you stick your chest out and hold your head up, you want Regal $15 Clothes A Regal Suit or Overcoat is beyond question the best ‘you can get for the money anywhere, and as good as you can buy for $20 or $25 in most stores in Seattle. Materials are Better Styles are Better Patterns are Better Cloths are Better Right sizes—accurate fitting—for everybody. Stout men can be fitted! Thin men can be fitted! ‘Tall men can be fitted! Short men can be fitted—You can be fitted! TUB 615-617-619 First Ave. On the Square Opp. Totem Pole THE BIG STORE WiTH THE LITTLE RENT Dy), turned to Seatt practines twice r six months jand then rows one race with Har-| vard late in June, | 8 e | Where New York had too much! | ticket scalping, St. Louls sorrowed |for the lack of it | e. White Sox and Giants will play! in Tacoma, Wash, and other for-| elgn ports. chotee for plonshtp, the promising boxe Willie Ritchie In hoping James won't pick him to massacre Leach Cros | eee The last atraw would be the érec-| ging of Connie Mack into vaude-| ville. see | | Radium Is getting to be so ex- at soon St will reach the bunch of world’s series) | cee If : ITI | || .“The Town In Review Man” | | has consented to allow me the use of 4 squirrel. That nut Snorty 8” and “What Snorty F ays About the World's 18 loose again | | + EF ee ae - Bed Larry McLean did not favor the |round-the-world trip because of the J ever presence of water, eee A double forward pase that Ie be- |ing used by Cornell creates as much jhavoc aa the double cross | Dartmouth quarterback Is named @ | Ghee b He's a whiz. “|| MEET IN BERLIN PRLIN, Oct. 24.—"The Infu-| Jenoe of Insurance in Ant!-Tubercu-| }losls Work" was the general topte | discussed at the international antl-| kpyies confere here today A paper by Dr. Lee K. Frankel Jof the Metropolitan Life Insurance | | Co. of New York was read by one of the Americans, Dr, Frankel be. 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