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THE MILL GAINS BY GOING,
Nn by standing still, a* only by
thrift an- Industry can ynu "in
wealth, lint the winning t» not aa
Important as the keeping there*
fore yoa will find the futon bank
a great help In aecuilng a lotnpe-
TIN Uatan Pays 4 fir CI NT In.iris.
»i lieu a •
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union savings « TRUST CO.
It» CHERRY STREET.
Seattle agents Baal el Capa Sum*.
Name. Alaaka.
After Six O'clock
Specials
tllsby'a JSalln Shoe IVUsh. reg
ular 10»* villi.*. Icnlght.... •a
Curled Hair Uustle*. :5c value,
t.>ii'j.t,i , t-»*
l-n lies' !«-ln.-h Vmbrella*. *t***l i
rod and frame, *fc valu*. te
..tain ******
1j n-s lii-lii. I. High Tip t-Uorm
Tan Shoes, Slim value, lonlghl
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Pilk chiffon Hat Drape*, ruffl*
Irlnimant. wtlh narrow baby
ribbon, 'be value, ttnsghl Bt**
Embroidered Linen Turnover
r.illit*. S*»* valu*. bullon
holed for ribbon. tenighl..lS*
Children* Pin* h.i.l*. i He**.
a regular Sic value, tonight IS*
Pretty iTarobrl*. Cer*-*t Cover.*,
. Mr and SO.* value. It night .IRe
Men* Kilt* Hand I~w Tha*. lie
and J**" valu*. tonight... .lie
La li**' Mercerised Tap* iltrdlee.
large *iih bow, trimmed, to
night : — tat
Oar** Oolf <*ap*. lie and ite
vslo**, tonight !•*
IT-lm-h All I men Bus-kill l*Ta»h
Toweling, Ua value*, tonight
4 7H*
Men's Vlcl Kid Shoe*, plain
; globe last. t: M val*—, tonight
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L. lie* Kid .-'h.r**, patent Urn
'heavy sol**, neat l»ita_ ll **•
ralue. tonight 11.33
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ntbtaon. tonight . . *•*
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p"' SOS. spa 310 Pitt* si-*n. I
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—EVERYONE DOER WHO GIVES
IT A FAIR. IMPARTIAL TRIAL.
8 DOZEN HALF PINT BOTTLES.
DELIVERED, Ma
PHONE EX t«.
Known tbe wcrld ever, tat. the only
dentists in Realtl* having ibe late
botanical WR-'OVERY to apply io
lh* gums for KXTIIAOTINU, F11.1.
--INO anil ITROWNINO ____
WiTltnET PAIN, mn4 guaranteed
for TKN TEA rut.
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Esaininatien traa
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Full tat T**th that fit from . .14.00
G.H Cr0wn*...,.,,.,. .1100 I* V> 00
Br.d.i Work $3.00 I* %': 00
fitut BCCCERR I* do* to cur
PAINI.KRH MLTIIOIiR. LOW
PKICER AND 0001 l \V< .|!K LONE
IIT BPEi.IALIHTR tn »a< b d*part.
rn*nL NO RTt'OKNTH In lh* ef.
flee. All work don* PAIN I.Karl I,Y
by RPKf'IALIMTH ef lonic y*ar*' *s>
perlenee. Olve ua a . i.n. and you
will find w* do j.ist a* we adver-
Use
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FOOTBALL PLAYERS
WAITING FOR WHISTLE
GAME THIS AFTERNOON BETWEEN WAIHINOTON AND ORE
QON PROMISES TO BE ONE OF THE BEST OF SEASON
Th* University of Washington
and the Oregon Agricultural college
will battle fur honor* on the grid-
Iron at the M.i.li-mi park grounds I
this afternoon. In the estimation
of the "f boys the game will lie
the beat one uf the season. The
Oregon sciuad, with It'a cnatheaajid
rooters, arrived In the city yester
day, beaded by Manager F. C. Bttm
soo. Manager t-itlmson says his
players ar* la excellent condition,
and ought to put up a faat game.
The Oregon team gave Washing
ton a hard rub last year, tha latter
winning by S to 0. Thi* year Ore
gon has somewhat the advantage
of Washington. Inasmuch as her >
learn Is unchanged, with lh* et*
reptlon of one or two of her ba-st
player* who were unable to play
last year, but who will b* on hand
thl* afternoon Washing!, : la
made up lo a great extent of new
material, and tt remain* to be aeea
whether tht* year* line-up will be |
able to hold It* own with lh* vet
•■tan* from Mi* south. '
Dode Drinker will again play at
quarter, where* he Is dishing up the
good* in fin* shape M, i'linon.
I van and tilg-worth who were la
lured in last Batunlay'a game, ar*
now recovered sufficiently to en
able then lo ptay tn today'a game.
The 15,,, have shown up well dur*
RACING STABLE
\ BRINGS $83,500
NEW YOHK.O I. IS.—The ladag
! stable ot William C, Whttaey,
whtch has beea coadacted tbla year
aadar tm. colore of It i>ury*a
■aa sold at Morris Park yesterday. I
Artful, winner of tha r'u'ursr y. aad
| Tanya, »bo won SSI.OQO, MR
I bought la by Harry Pain* Whit
,"> who paid Ite.ooo tor the for
mer aad ff.ssa fur the tait*r.
Mr*. Hair. Payae Whitney
bought Heart a Dealre, hay fll>- by
■ Hamburg-Admiration, tor $4..am
Mlaeola. a 3-year-old, by Medley*
Hurley noiley.* wa* pun based by
Sidney Paget for M.S-*o Kaadrta
| waa bought by J. Joyaer for 17,000.
ulepan went to 11. II I>:r-, ** for
IS.OOO. 11. P. Whitney paid 11.000
tor Prlacesa Itupj-rt. I'rla * Ilia*
burg weal to J. K. Weidaer fur
■MM
Twenty-ali head were sold for a
tot j I of IHSMi
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Standing af IK* Club*.
Waa I,.*t. Pet.
Taroma M SS ,$»
Beattl* It S3 .111
l-w Angelea S3 31 .US
Oakland S3 SS «M
Han Francisco ... 31 W 417
Portland » 41 .Ml
OAKLAND. S: FRISCO. I.
BAN KrUXl'llKli I*' IS.—
Vtrwsiman carried off th* honor* la
yeaterday'a game. 11* had the lo
cals shut out up to the eighth la
ning and got good support Th*
fielding of th* home team wa* off
color. Score:
Frisco „.,t * M I (I I 1 o—l
mum on IS mm
I MS IHE LIKE
COACHES WILL HAVE TO WORK HARD TO BRACE UP THE
FORWARD* IF PRINCETON IS TO RANK WITH OTHER*
OF THE BIG FOUR
PRINCETON. Oft 14.— In both
of the gamea last we*k th* Prime
ton eleven showed woeful weaknesa
on rtefrna* From la, kl* to tackle
tbe 'am has been playing listless
football. Repeatedly, Dl. klaxon
tore hnl'i through the •nil i trio
and ptttU'turrd Inside and oiitstdc of
both tarkles until In titter disgust
the roar-be* substituted the a. rub
tine, which beat bark the attack
better than the firs' choice men.
After Wednesday's asm** Coaches
Molt and DeWltl went lo work with
such vim and vengeance that the
center men Improved vastly in
charging.
The ends and bark field have
worked on a higher plane, and »l
hough Miller was handicapped by
an abscess under his ear. hi* work
was a* good ss Crawford's, In the
back field Rltt*T and Burke at*
having a tight contest. Rltter'i
work In running hsck pnnta I* th*
cleverest seen on the Princeton'*
field sin.-* lb* dsr* of "Ph!'" Kinr
i Ing the week and will b* "Johnny
on*the*«[H)i" tbl* afiernoon.
One. excellent feature of Waah*
tngton'* playing la the assistance
th* boy* give the runner In lifting
blm tn bt* feel and carrying him
• long after he ha* been downed
From five lo ten yards have been
gained In this manner during th*
past events. Washington will have
the same line-up a* last Rattirday,
averaaina in weight about -I<7
pound* Oregon ta reputed to tip
111* *,»,.„ at from 1;'. to ISO, but
Manager Htlmson its they will
not go much over the weight of th*
Washington team,
Th** grounds this afternoon will
ba In fine condition. Manager Pit
grist Intends to build new bleach
ers along the side lines, a* he fear*
the old one* will not accommodate
the crowd. Following I* the Iln***
mi of both trams:
Waahlngton t-alllona. Oregon
1 llagaha-* t.rft end .fttlewer
I'itlteti Left tackle Dowers
Hancock.,.. Ijtft guard..... Don lap
irtgswort-..K!ght guard li.ir.lv
IlalUbacb..Right tackle,...Abrams
Mhooil ii gut end.......C00per
shaw i -fa half Williams
Dean Illght half Hoot
M. Cinmn Fullback., HI Kington
nrlnker....Quarterback.. Hie.ban
ttubstltntea: Washington— dark.
Bracket!, Tlbbala, Christy,
Oakland ..0 0 3 0 i I 0 0 ft-4
Ballerina— Maitwr and Pouttuey;
Maaklman and Ityrae. Umpire—
iilhy.
UIN IN TACOMA. .
CI.RVRKAND WINS ■__■
PITTHnfRO. Oct. Is— ii* wta
nlng yeeterday'e game Cleveland
took th* pe*l**eaaun *efi** from
Pittsburg. Five game* were played,
two were lied and of the other
three Cleveland raptured two. To
day's gear* ess a Da* contest ap
to th* *e*enth Inning Attendance,
3.(00. Ms-are
It. 11. ■
Pittsburg ISS
Cleveland .... ........ 4 II •
Hat ten*. a hen* and Robert
all* aad Phelps, rises aad Demi*
SCHOONER
WRECKED
CAPTAIN AND THREE OF CREW
DROWNED — THREE OTHERS
OF CREW ESCAPED
• r.r aVrlpa* New As. n *
PROVINCETOWN. Oct 15.—
arfcooaee El wood Sanaa waa
wrecked at th* outer bar last nigh*
'apt William* and thr*; of th*
craw war* 1,*.! Three other mem
her* of tha i re* drifted ashore on
th* wreckagel.
<'ap»sln Foulk* and King bar*
shone daring the week a* th* half
back aiara. •ilk* baa not failed
no far thl* season to sain hi dis
tance, and his brilliant runs In tb*
opening of the Georgetown game
brought li* people In Ihe grand
ataed* to their f**t.
MrCornlck. tl,* freshman, haa
shown rar* qualities at full and as
a punter and tine burker haa no
equal.
Th* only redeeming feature thai
Princeton showed ra* the assist
»ii" furnished the runner. Time
and scam after the runner was
down, he wss Jerked to his f*et ami
pulled on for good gains, In one
Instance the distance sa* 1" yards
to a touchdown
The aim of the .na.ha-s for th*
next wo week* will la* It, airength
en the defense ami arouse a fight
ing spirit In th* team.
The coming of lilldebrand will be
received » .Hi Joy both at Princeton
and among the alumni
THT. Si;AfTr.f'STAB-*-SATURnAY. OCT. is. 1904
GAME CALLED or*
ICVl'lll'TT, Oct, 15—The la. rouse
gaiiin which Ci.-icti and Vancouver
i, ••!•• st heiluled to play at Ihe
Wlisliuni county fait, at llelllng
ham, .iiiiiii. ii'«, has been railed
off. The game m* called off by
th* iii.uKii-.'n.i ut of the fair owing
In the slim attendance during tbe
wee U,
THAT I.OH TOURNAMENT
PHII.ADI Oct. 13 -In
the women* national champion*
ship golf tournament t. ■.• i.l.i-..
during which th* seml'Dnal* wet*
played. Mis, tlanfurd defralt-d Ml*'
Mackey, 7up and .'. to play. Miss
llisbop iii feated Miaa llarl.y, 4 up
and 3to play. Mi*, tlanfurd and
Mlsa Ulshup will plsy off lh* finals
rOUOMT TO LAST
SPOKANE. Ort. II—J Ith Itur
rnvi, in 1.1.1 ir-ii* i »lt i rhanipton nf
Nova flrolia, ami Jenr M. Cart by.
who ■ ;-Ln t the thamptooshtp of
Waablnatoa, fuuiht :o founds to a
draw at this plae* last nlcht. Roth
mra wrre no their feet ast! Ilthttai
In the last round ,". < -
A FrlflHtinstl Mori*
Itit-.i.i'-r Ilh* nuvl rjown It.* *tr**t.
rlun'i'ln* Ihe wj-iilMilit*, er * bun
tired nt!i*r ar*H4*nt*. *r* *v*r«.**rt*r
eeeurreocea It behoove* ryetyftuSr
In have a reliable Hair* hamtit *rt.l
there* ruin* aa teed •• Hu*!*.!'*
Arnica 14-1 a - -"" fi^a, *•.•*•.
i. i»i-i» aad I-.;-* •!!•*.. | i *Jr tii. kia
tiitil**r tts .....tiiins *ff**trl, tl-.»» G
O. CUV. Inc. ar-a iler*. fir* ond
iiiiii ant V**l*r. I 5t
ARE YOU IN HIS GRIP?
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Houses sold on 156.00. SB.OO. S 10.00. 5«2.00. 516.00 per month. Lots $ J 5.00, $50.00, $100. Terms $J.OO per month. City water on
every lot. You can't dig a well for that price.
Free Barbeque Dinner for Everybody, Sunday, Ootoder 16, at the Big Opening Sale
Only 12 Minutes Ride. Take WashlnOton Street Car to Southeast Seattle.
SEATTLE HOMESEEKERS CO.
COACH MOKLKV AND CAPTAIN STANIILAND t*IIO\VIN'J COLUMBIA'S MLN HOW TO Mill AX UP
COLUMBIA'S INTKRKBRKNCB FORM INO ArTKII BALI IIAB BKEN SNAPPED.
SftTkaaa phol»_raphs show iitalaljr Ik* lis-ir • aa-lldain try las for the Columbia rlevea. which I* to
meet st). i.i«*n la November.
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COFFEE
A 35c Quality
Pound 24C Pound
HATI HH\N ANO MONDAY 1,
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ilka a good flavor and strong
coffee fry Adams' Cara.-011110
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li
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•21 SECOND AVENUE,
li.ar Madison Strut.
The Houghton —
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%mf el Wall!, during Octo
_*EL ber Is 120.00.
J-p\'S_ lin"*' a.'-li In "'*
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EVERY WANTED

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