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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-23
DISASTROUS DAY ON LANES
Accidents to Vessels cause Loss Of Life at
Several Onts.
woRKMEN ON BREAK aAT5R ARE DROWNED
s+4 %s-7Jer-
LifesavipG crew ht Holland TN
HB1etto' Save Men WHO Cling.
to-CriB DurlnE the -.s
"st Night.
Ri D0dEifsa g.

s q ffre
= TORONTO, Ont, hoy, s2.--The steam
barge Resolution from Erie. Pa,''to
Toronto, sprang a leak here early today
and sank. The crew put on on tive. boats,
One. containing five men, reached the shore
safely. white the second was swamped It's
six occupants being drowned.
sANDUSKY. o., Nov. .22.-The barge
Athens, in tow Of the steamer Pratt, went
down in Lake Erie IN the storm last night.
The captain and six men OF the crew were
probably drowned, -.
DETROIT, Nov. 1.-THE anchor line
package freight steamer Uonemaugh, up
bound with a valuable cargo of package
freight, is ashore on Point Pelee, in Lake
Erie pounding hard and Allied with water.
The Cohemaugh went on the point late last
night during the gale. The crew OF
twenty-five men were rescued in safety by
the Iife-saving crew at Point Pelee. The
steamer is ines DANGEROUS condition and
may. be total loss--sts ~
2 GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Nov. 22-Four
men who were caught by last nights storm
on the crib work Of the new breskwater
at the entrance to Holland harbor on Lake
. Michigan wire washed away by the waves
i ? drowned, ..tstt.c, sr,
VThe men- could not Gain the. shore be-
cause Of the, immense sea- The life saving
crew attempted to aid, them but the waves
were 80 high that no boat could live. At
tempts were made to shoot line 70 them
but the hurricane hurled the line back.
When night closed the men were still
elinging desperately to the crib work. At
daybrpaiS today they were gone -
[ one Yessel safe.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Nov. "A long
distance telephone message from ]. S.
Morton Of the Graham g. Morton line
BENTON .Harbor, states that the steamc
FrontenaG has reached Chicago safely
haying pat back to thep west shore aftt
the storm struck it in mid-lake. 1t had q
hard hkht. but made harbor without loss o.
life OF serious damage.
DETROIT, Nov. 22---4A Detroit News spes
cial frons Marquette says the steamer Pan
anna has been found wueubed on Mineral
Reef point, Lake SupeFiora and that the
crew has probably peTished ;. - "a s,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-23
OFFICIAL CANVASS in OHIO
Plurality for Head of Republican
r, Ticket Is FIfty-sI& Thousand
g. Three Hundred Ninety. 't-

COLUMBUS, Nov. 22.-The 6fHcial can
vass Of the vote at the late election in
Ohio was completed by the secretary Of
state today. The total vote was sl2.26
For SECRETARY Of state, Thompson (rep) re-
ceived 4oSO 56 Hosixins (dem). S5l,676,
Hehsle (soc.), 1882; Hughes (pro), 1850;
Eisenberg (soc- Iab). 9,211 scattering 49,
sos Phompson's plurality, $3.50
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-23
New opera House az spearnsh.

sPEARFIsHsi s. D., Nov. 22-Cspecial. -
The opera house OF this. place has Just been
completed and fills o long felt want OF the
people and normal school. The house seats
400 on the main floor and go in the gal
lery. II is modern and up-to-date in every
way. It IL heated with steam and lighted
with 40 frosted, electric lights. The. five
exits are SUFFICIENT to empty II in two min
ties il necessary The architect and bnildef
s W. Bartlett OF Lead City.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-23

The officers wives at Fort Crook Will
I've q subscription tea dance this afternoon
rom z:sU TO 5 . clock in the rooms OF the
Aicersi chlh The proceeds will go 20 the
rmr RELIEF society. A number Of Omaha
oeiety people have slgnihed their intention
{ assisting. The Thirtieth infantry or
hrstra win furnish the music for dancing
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-23
CSC

ChiIdren's Mittens 1Oc-Big lot of
boys and girls black worsted
Mittens and infants red and
white Mittens, zoe values; spe-
cial for Friday, the pair. 1Oc
Val. 20 Daces 3c--Bargain square
filled with fine Val. .Eaces. and
Insertions to MATCH excellent
values at sc to l0c yard, for
Fridays sale, the yard. -. Sc
New Haudkerchicfs at 2c-An-
other great lot of ladies and
children's plain white, hem
stitched, shadow embroidered
and fancy border Handkerchiefs
that are worth sc to 10c each, as
a bargain leader Friday, each.2 &c
Toilet Sets-Beautiful 12-piece
Toilet Sets Unloading slop jar
and covert, embossed and deco
rated in, gold, 1915 value,
for ..,..!%.. '......'... SIS, 95
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-23
Coni.ion EN- Vow York Hnrhor.

NEW YORK, Nov. 22.--The North German
Lloyd, steamer Main was in collision with
the schooner May v. Neville in the lower
harbor today Five plates In the side OF
the Main above the water line were stove
IN and the schooner lost its boWsprit; The
Main returned TO quarantine and the
schooner was tOwed UP the hRrbor.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-23

The members OF North Omaha lodge Nc
$50 are requested 10 attend the funeral o
our late brother, Terence Berney, from
the family residence, 3S96 North Sever
teenth street. Saturday. morning az SO
o'clock. A. REDGwICK. NJ w
F. NJ. MCCULLOUGH. Recorder
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-23
Hnmett,. AequlttaI PIeaas..

BUTTE, Mont Nov. 2.-(special Tele-
e.ram.)-Uhe case OF the state against J. D
Hallett. for shooting william Collins cans
ing the loss Of sight OF his right eye, CLOSED
last night. The jury was out ave hours and
returned q verdict acquitted Haliett which
dives universal satisfaction.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-23
Remnants
Fine Dress Goods
Main Floor

.s. nam loof
Waist, and skirt lengths of
light and dark mixed suit
ings, fancy panamas, irregu-
lar checks and plaids, plain
panamas, serges, nun Swell
ings, batistes, Shepherd
checks, ombre plaids, shad-.
ow Ell &c ks, henriettas,
French flamels, French
challies, figured and silk
striped and rain proof suit
ings lengths run from IL
to 6 yards-that sold for SOC,
75c, SIC and 81 ~
yard-to clear. &c
up Friday, yard 49,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-23
Oregon bond sinlEs.

PORTLAND, ore, Nov 22.-The river
steamer Lurline was sunk in a collision
with the tow boat Cascade I'm the river on
Rainier early today The Lurline carried
several passengers who. With It's crew, es-
capped IN their nightclothes onto the deck
assistance. ..-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-23
R-Iae for N1IMnnl.ee sMitchmen

CHICAGO. Nov. 3.LAnhouncennent was
made hers tonight that the Chicago, Mil
waukee & st. Paul railway had granted an
increase IN wages of cents an hour to
Bwitchrnen and Yardmcn on the entire sys-
TEN. The order for the INCREASE Is dated
month
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-23

After nearly seventeen years the dis
rupted Iowa woman'sr ChrtstiRn Temper
ance union has united again. The union
was celebrated at the recent annual con
vention OF the Iowa organizations, The
two state papers and alFot the departments
have been united ana the work has gdified
in strength. as well az numbers. c'-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-23
DEATH RECORD.
Orin q. Vickroy.

Grin G. Vickrov, aged Y. and resident
OF Omaha for over thirty-two years. died
at 1870 a. m. Thursday from ailments Incl
dent TO old age after an illness OF several
months. The funeral will be held at p.
m. Friday from the home OF Mrs. Croft,
1920 Ames avenue and interment will be
had at Forest Lawn cemetery. Mr.. Wick
roy is survived by three daughters, Mrs.
Croft Mrs C. r. Hill and Mrs. r. b.
Hudson
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-23
+. A Lace
Curtain Sale
of Great Magnitude in our
Money Saving Basement
FRIDAY

See these beautiful curtains
in our Howard street win
dows. The biggest lace cur
tain sale and opportunity of
buying curtains ever held in
the city of Omaha. 500 pairs
of manufacturers samples
and discontinued styles -
Brussels net, cable cords and
fine Nottinghams. Every
pair 3 and 3E2 yards long,
not enc pair in the lot worth
less than $1.98 up to $40
Friday in basement, pair
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-23
Iroricide ma. euiride

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich Nov @.-After
fririai QuAFrel ye-tkrdav Wlth his bride
y three months Over the Purchase OF -naa@
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-23
nacnrwnI..na1a

BLOOMINGTON. Ill. Nov 22.-oscar
Wakefield, president of c. Wakefield & Co.,
medicine manufacturers, died today, aged
J. +. shrOpahiPe.
7IJa shropshire, formerly OF Omaha,
died Wednesday at Goldheid. No. of -pneh-
rnonia.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-23
Headaches and NeuralEiu- IRON Cold.

Laxative Bronze OUTLINE. the world wide
Cold and Grip remedy, removes cause. Call
for fun name. Look for signature e. w
Grove &c.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-23

Five, new and one recognized unions
have. como. into the Nebraska womans
Chrlstian Temperance union during the last
two months. Cedar Rapids Union Law
renee Inavale and Webster county have
effected new organizations and Superior
union has reorganized with a promising
membership. '. $3.50 --.'t
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-23

furniture, Delos Highland q farmer living
near Casnoyia, shot and killed her He
then turned the revolver upon himself, Kill
ing himself instantly. az
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-23

: One of the most embarrassing expert
ences that Omaha cub. woinen have been
called upon to meet, confronted them at
Lincoln last Tueslayast the meeting OF the
executive board OF the Nebraska Fedora
ton Of wopien's Clubs when the expected
endorsement by the Omaha Commercnl
club Of their invitation to the federation
to hold its ANNUAL meeting in Omaha, next
October failed TO niaterialize. considering
how frequently the Omaha womens club
has been and is Btiii called upon by, the
various mems organizations of the city TO
lend It's support financially morally and
otherwise TO the many public enterprises,
the women naturally felt privileged TO ask
the Commercial club to endorse it's tn
Nitation 70 the other club women of Me-
braska to be their guests next fam The
request was duly taRah to- Che Commercial
club and n promise Received that the de-
sired endorsement would be telegraphed
Tuesday afternoon, The telegram dtds not
come. and the Invitations of the Hastings
HNomans club, the mayor and Co mercial
club OF Hastings were accepted. Local
club women may md n grain Of comfort,
however. in the assurance. that the failure
pf the. Omaha JesTRHleroial' club to second
their Invitation waHsdue' to something else
than "a lack OF Eood Intention !" Their rel
quest was eohslhered at a meeting OF the
club Tuesday .noonIand aaietter- endorsing
the invitation or the womans cl1b" was
mailed Tdesday afternoon. "a
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-23
Our MOney-Saving
Basement

ire llouSt EuhlAASilAHE DNfbA y
ment should be of special interest
to shoppers at Thanksgiving time.
Special prices from now until
Thanksgiving in. DinnerW are.
On Friday we will sell a 100
piece set of Homer Laughltn
best dinnerware, worth $15I5,.
for ...,..... si.r.,. SlOs90
These sets are nicely decorated
in gold and have a neat pink
floral design, - 'a .rr
Salad Bowls at 05c-Friday. we
offer a large table filled With
fancy Salad Bowls, worth from
$1.25 to S1.95, for ,--..-. $50
Glassware at 9c-Fancy Pressed
Glass Tableware, Covered But
ter Dishes, Spoon Holders. Cow
cred Sugar Bowls, Celery Trays,
Water Pitchers, Syrup Pitchers
values up to 25c, all at Sc
Clean Cut Cake Pans--Layer cake
easily removed without a knife,
regular 1Oc value, Friday &c
Special Prices on Wash Boilers
We have all kinds, copper, tin
and galvanized iron. -..-
Full assortment of Lisk Wash
Boilers. Friday We will sell No.
tin Wash Boilers, with cover.
49c value, at. ..-........ 29G
Adjustable handles for Mrs. Potts.
irons at, each ........ .5c
Coffee NIilIs-Buy a Coffee Mill
and grind your own coffee fresh
every day. ITS better" we
have good ones at, each, CSC,
75c. CSC, 4Sc and, ....... 256
Floor Brushes-With long handles
for hardwood floors. Special
Friday, 14-inch Bristle Floor
Brush, $2.25 value. at 81. 4S
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-23

The creation Of a legislative committee
was one Of the most important matters
discussed. THO function Of the committee
as outlined viii be to watch such legislative
measures as are OF interest to the club
women and Keep the women advised. The
duties Of the members would necessitate
their behg Lincoln women. aim Mrs. II. II.
Wheeler OF Lincoln was SUGGESTED as chair
man, with Mrs T. c. Munger and Mrs. II.
NJ. Bushnell the othor members II was
also suggested that the committee be en-
larged by CORRESPONDING member from
each Of the standing committees.
The anpointm6nt Of Mrs Edward Johnson
% Omaha to succeed Mrs. d. L. johnson
Of Dundee. resigned as vice presiaent OF
The second district will meet the approval
IF local club women end all Of the second
dist~ict Having served as both record
inS and corresp6nding secretary OF the
Omaha womsn's club. Mrs. Johnson is
widely acquainted and we'll equipped. for
the Office
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-23

The nursery committee Of the Child Saw
ing Institute viii hold its annual dell ba-
Sar December I and s. The place of the
sale has not yet been announced.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-23
Money-SaVing Basement
Friday Remnant Day.

Another big lot of best Print, Cali.
leo, lengths. 4 to 10 yards, base
ment Friday ...'a..,...31sC
Silkollne remnants of best quail
ity, for drapery and comfort
covering, worth loo and 121zc,
basement Friday, yard 316 q
Shrunken and Linen Finished
Muslins, worth 15c, basement
Friday ....... ........7 nc
One big lot of high grade Elan
nelette remnants, in waist and
kimono lengths, worth loo a
yard, basement Friday, yard.9
Cotton Batts-Two big cases OF
pure white soft Toe Cotton
Bats, basement Friday. TIC
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-23

Special Sale Ladies' Coats at
S9.0O-Large new shipment of
plaids and checks, loose full
backs in lignt and dark colors,
large and medium plaids and
neat checks, colored velvet coll
lars to. match, made to sell at
o. $3.50, at ...s... $500
Infants Silk BOnnets-Beadt,fU
little Embroidered Silk Bonnets,
lined and padded, some fur
trimmed and little fur heads
these are real 81 and $1.25 val
ues-special -, 4S6
Long Fleeccd KimOnOs-Heavy
fleeced Long Kimonos, Persian
and oriental patterns, extra full
backs, faced with plain cash
mere to match ,color-tnese
sold at $1e25 and $1.39, special
Friday at .,.s-s.... go, 81 III
Children's Knit Military Coats
. In plain white and reds and
fancy colors of green and white,
= blue and white, green and red
rundown collars, with or with
out q, beltsApretty little coats
more neat than the sweater anu
just as warm, regular S12J
value, special Friday -. sac
BmbrOideries at Half Price
Big lot f>manufacturer's sample
pieces of fine and heavy Main.
sock Embroidery Edges, g to IL
inches wide, Insertions to
- match, worth up to 35c yard,
divided into two lots:
Lot 1-15c and zoe values, all at,
the yard ,,....r ....,. - 10c
Lot 2-25c and 35c values, all at,
the yard =. ...s.s.- .lnC
Ribbons at SC the Yard--At our
Ribbon Section Friday we will
place'on sale 200 pieces of Silk
Taffeta Ribbons, in all the plain
shades, Ito 3 inches wide, sells
up to loo yard, special, the
yard .......... ......... Sc
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-23
WoNln II ctUB lUD cHlSITY

The new executive board OF the Ne
braska Federation OF women's Clubs broke
eli previous records BY a full attendance
at the meeting held az Lincoln Tuesday
Tho entire board was present, iucluding:
Mrs, II. l.. iteefe, president, waithill; Mrs
a. o. Thomas, vice president Kehrnoyi
Mrs. c. e. Lettoh. recording secretary,
Lincoln; Mrs. C. c.. Matyott. corresponding
secretary, Pendef MRS c. r, Steele, treas
urer, F'airbury; Mrs. r, w Miller, auditor
Omaha; Mrs. ". f1, Page. G. F. secretary
Syracuse.
District vice presidents: Mrs l. ~
woodford, first district, Weeping Water.
Mrs. Edward .J9hns6u, second district.
Omaha; Mrs. w. f. Reed. third district
Madison. Mrs. c, M, Peterson, fourth dis
tfict. Aurora: Mis-. Della Haftsoueh, nfth
district. Minden, Mrs Max Hostetler, sixth
district. Shelton
Besides the board members a number Of
promiaent lincoln and Omaha women were
in attendance. Including Mrs. II. NJ Bush
nell, the retiring president of-the fedora
tion. The appointment Of committee mem
bers received first attention, the board en-
deavorfng to scatter tho membership over
the state as generally as possible. All the
Committees were not flled and the remain
ing appointments will be left TO the presl.
dent. An effort will be made 20 honor as
many Of the clubs as possible, but II ia
irnposslbleAto Recognize all the good ma
terial in the state owing TO the necessarily
; limited acquaintance Of new officers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-12
pITTSBURC Nine
LOSES NEALON

pfTTRHuHu. oct is-Ios Ssa-
ian. tbs BID nFat hsssHsan uF the
rHtsbufg ball team left The club AZ
cIurinnaii aH aaon &c M last man
a. nut Ia the last pehe1uled game
Of thn seaasN lie started straight
faf California. and vii have no part
IN the Transforming trip whtrh
President nfnYfusa had arranged
far the ieafu nuui the expiration ~
sheir contrasts ueieber Is ~ IL
understood that Nealan has had bis
nu Of rlttsbnfg and viii not re-
turn nest year but win play on
Inc coast ana e. iHta business with
haH father in Sam Francisco
Nsalan was rot the only oHe 60
hait the transformers Capt FHd a..
EIafh Ern The team ard ell hardly
rnfns hark "a "a nest season Wag-
nen the wonderful player. also left
fw Hot sprinEs sud there Ia 60
rrsI ala u srpBhlr IN the team Ner
the interference af President liar.
ney Dr~yfass
some weeks aEo nreYfuss In a
rags ~ hia team afsppanR behind
New York la tho 8uv announce
through the papers that he would
make every oue ~ the team play
ball ~ country own until October
rs IN punishment tits tone was
40 agEravailng hat q, made mea ~
the cslIb~r Of Ncalon. Clark and
Wagner angry. 81 the end II hard
~ yet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-12
BURNS-OBRIEN
ARE MATCHED

Tommy Burns and philadelphia
Jack oRrien have slgnca articles
Go neht twenty rounds before the
Pacific Athletic club az los Angelica
GA the nlght Of Thanksgiyiug daY
for the heavy weight championship
81 the world
The meu agdoc To nght Tor a ST..
o0u purse. a bonus OF 10 per cent 81
which gaes to O.nrien. the remain.
ing Sta.Sa0 60 Dc divided Is per cent
20 the winner and 90 per cent to
the losor
straight Marquis IL Queensherr4
rules are to govern. The men "a
protect themselves in the break,
away. They are 60 break on the
order Of the referee. the man who
hits and holds 90 be twice warmed
and disqualified for the third of
Tense
onrteu aud Burns ~ to agree
on a nefcnae by the aand Of Novems
Der. failing which a %roferve shall he
chosen bi Manager McCarey The
moVlns picture proceeds ~ Ia be
shared equally b. the fighters and
tho ehle Forfeits have been post.
ed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-12
RACES YESTERDAY
nav YoRK.

First race. seven eightha ~ n milo
damhrinua. "a 20 L. won
Deutschland t0t second ltunncla,
81. third Time. go
Z second race. ateeplechaao 81
IRrvln. nag. won MI Moehnp, ne,
second. sanctuu, is2. third fp
llus
Thlrd race. three fourtha Of \ pie
Won Popuii. TO. even won lfarl.
shot. lie. second Herman, TO
third Time. Is.
Fourth faer. QUE mile IieuNp. ~.
j. to /. won. BELLE OF peqneal,
second nruokdaio kymph. iepi
third Time. as 30
FInh race. three faurtha ofu net
Momentum. 81, 2 10 I won Mont.
fort. o., second Dollie Dollars, -.
third Time. ltfd5
Sixth race. ono aud one sixteenth
miles Sailor Hoy. los. 80 10 + won
Miss Crawford. I2t. second. Tommy
Wadduii. roo, third Time. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-12
LOUISVILLE.

Flrat race. three fonrtha Of a mile
Malta. fOf tMorriandl. 10 20 I.
Won. Lady Vlmont. 100. second ne.
fined. t0f. third. Time. itiffa j.
second race. eleven aixiaonihH or
"a futile Ethel DAY. 100 tNieoll
even. won Aanaard. Tie. eeeonl
French Nun. %. third Time, l.7l'
Third race. ono mile The heF
stan. 100 ~ uunierb : 10 D. "en
Martius. 81, second Akera, ~
third Time. 30 30
Fourth race. three fourtha OF Q
mtle-Nartha Gorman, los tkoef-
.nert. s 10 B. Won Hannibal hey
.ioT. second. Gold Mate, ~. third
Time. liz
T0b race one and one half miles
Elliott los Cnaly1 ! 60 J. ~on
Miss RIFLE. Toe. second Shining
star. ne. third Time. atfatb
sixth race. mlle-culi. -
tsherldani. q 10 !. O Red
thistle. III. second. Fair oriipso.
les. third Time. ft
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The following are tho horses that
will sport the coiorH Of A u SnfeeA'
los this season at Emoryxillo Noor
heea. Capt limerick. ALA Sugar
Pine. Tiru. Calls. Merlme. Asuss
solodad. lola. Achilith and sta year
itnEa The latter are a. ilbertlae.
solitaire. MAfiuA and Creighton J
W Carroll viii handle the miiiion.
aires horses
" n MaErana disposed Of Red
wali ana he - nov puiiins a basry
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ISSUES A
MANIFESTO

NWNFFFFN FNFHENFH WT
ST JOSEPH. Mo. Oct NJ joe
Cans. who Is appearing before the
footlirhtA here. says that he %
ready tn post tt0eoo for q seoond
fight with natllins Nelson. bat the
calorrli man says the only terms
under which he wsl nsht are that
he receive go. eao feF his end wtn'
lose or draw. aad Nelaun SET 'ie'
600
This BIT OF news VIII tickle my
Nolan almost tn death
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-12
BOWLING MATCH

Prank coreoran. OF San Francisco.
aud Charley Weldel Of seattle. roll.
ed 4 match game of ten games last
night Tor a purse Of tt0e The match
Was hoWled five games on the uiH.
marek ALLEYS and five games on the
Monarch alleys. aud the San Fran.
cisco bowler won D. an ever 100
pins
Corcoran got away With Ia pins
lead on the bismarck alleys. and
although Weidel got the most pins
on tho Monarch alleys. CoFeoran'a
lead was too great TO be overcome
Following arc the scores
Corcoran-At nismRrck alleys.
les. iss. 1873. ga. s3e: at Monarch
alleys. ifs. las. LEI. SIS. iSa: total.
t.S61.
Meidel-At bismarck alleys, its.
.iT2. ITA. 100. t6f. at Monarch alleys.
iss. iSt. 200. ist. Isl; total. 1851.
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OF
the CLUBS
PACIFIC COAST lEAaug.
Wagon Umbrellas at Cost

We carry every klnd. size and
quality az wholesale prices Tenn
Henderson. 2ts Occidental ay. "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-12
Coin Hunting Saturday

A. l. Hart III First ~. viii
sell or rent you a KUN. load shells
TO order OF furnish decoya. huntinE
suits and ammunition a. the very
lowest prices Make eur little store
your headquarters Nc VIII treat
Ynu riEht. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-12
SEATTLE A
KENT BOWLERS

The bowling season started off in
eueat stYle last nlsht. when the
Monarch bowling team beat the
team frum Kent by a acofo 81 a.hSl
60 1000 kiakead. the midget bowler,
was high man for the niHht With a
score 81 geo and high average Of
tS2 Following are the scores Of
the two teams
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-12
GAME SUM- MARY


CHICAGO. Oct i2-The com
pleto summary VI the game t%cater.
day afternoon between the chteRHu
Americans aud the Chicago Nation.
ala Ia an fuIioWns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-12
to II A. N. Special. -
ZnZu. o package. Sc

$1,000 in Exposition Stock will be we'll worth getting The society getting the mo-
votes be November t will receive sgo IN stock; the second 500, and he unrdSDo Id
ymr favored charity Read the SPECIALS throughout the store or your benefit Wa
npa orchestral the evening