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Washington, Oct 14. The fourth
prime of .the series between ths Phila
delphia Athletics and' the All-stars will
he played here today with Waltr John
eon of Washington twtrliny for, tha
psars, ani Chief- Bender and Jack
Cocmbs for Philadelphia. Derrick will
rel'eve Baker, who injured .bit finger
yeiterday - In practice. ' .' r.
.ltliousrh It has not been officially
announced, It la thought likely, that
'Bender will he selected, by Manager
Mack 16 twirl .the first of thr world a
set let. - .
The, fact that three itames In suoces
sion have been wdn by the All-start
Isn't considered remarkable by ths
Athletics, for the champions htvs in
structions to play under wraps and
-consequently havs not been ehowlng ths
fiBhtlng spirit necessary to win games.
The work 6f . ths Athletic catchers, too
bas been below that of ths AU-ttar
backstops.
Jack Burns Meets Stewart,
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New Tork. Oct. - 14. Jim Stewart,
known as the "Parisian Model." and
Jack Burns, of California, meet hers
tonight at ths National Athletlo club in
a 10 round bout. The California, heavy
weight Is practically an unknown quan
tity. Stewart has been Installed an, over
whelming favorite in ths bsttlng.
Dallas will "limit -the . numbar Mid
caretuJiv restrict it saloons, And pro
hibit gambling entirely.
(Tnlted Prest Leiwd Wfre.)
Chicago, Oct. 14. Heinle Zimmerman,
who 19 playing second base for the
Chicago Cuba sines Johnny Evers was
Injured, is certainly making himself
-strong" with the fans, and If good
luck . follows him through ths world's
series there Is no telling what kind of
a strangle hold Zimmerman will get on
the baseball world.'
Sine Evers Injury Zimmerman has
been delivering .the goods all around.
His batting has been better than Evert',
and. his fielding has been' about as er-,
rbrless. In the first seven games that
hs playedxas Evers' substitute, Zimmer
man batted at a .516 clip and hs has
sine given ths fans small reason to
think Kvsrt' absencs will To such an
awful blow after all, except for .'Inside
baseball. " . ..
SEVEN THOUSAND LOSE "
; IN SEAT RESERVATION
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Chicago. Oct 14. Three thousand of
ths ten thousand certified checka for
teat reservations at ths world's baa.
ball series of games were picked at ran
dom today by the clerk of tha National
Commission, and ths remaining 7000
were returned to their senders.
Tha rest of the teats for tha Chicago
games will be sold publicly. : Tha at
tendance will exceed all. previous esti
mates, according; to ths National Com
mission. " . ,
Lparasafl 'betireen
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GOODYEAR RAINCOAT STORE
Many new arrivals in Smart Raincoats,
Cravenettes, English Slip-ons,
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Girls Rubber Storm Cape
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- Silk-lined hoods, jnst the thing for school wear. Quan
tity limited. Regular $5.00 and $6,00 values f0 nt
at ; 52.75
Women's Rubberized Cloth
Coats and Raincoats
Stylishly cut, dependable garments in all the popular fall
shades. These are all-weather coats.v Val- Ail f
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Women's Beautiful Sample
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$30 to $45 Women's Sample Coats In Imported andi do
mestic fabrics, this season's newest. Spe-(M 17 wr
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Men's Very Fine Graveh-
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season, with or without military collar. These garment
retail readily from $25 to $35 and are equal to the best
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Latest English Novelty London Slip-on,
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MAXWELL, The Tailor
IMPORTER- OF FOREIGN WOOLENS
1 246 Washington Street.
Portland, Or.; October IS,. 1910.
Vtx. Maxwsll, Cuttst tud Maaafai
DEAR SIR
- I am taking the liberty to Inform you that I am now in my new location, No
246 Washington street, between Second and Third streets, opposite the Mer
chant's National Bank. ' . .
You are no doubt aware of the fact that I have been established In the mer
chant tailoring business Jor a number of years in Portland, my last'place of busi
ness being on the corner of Sixth and Alder streets, I was compelled to close my
business June 1, owing to the fact that the building has been torn down and an-'
other is, being erected in; its place.; - .fr '": ':' A : r t'"A:A"At':
I have always carried a large stock of Imported. Woolens, which I was com-'
pelledlto buy through American representatives ' of the English Woolen Mills. . '
Being out of a location and having secured ahoier store, of which I could not
take possession until this fall, I therefore took a trip to England, where I pur- "
chased for cash one of the largest and most magnificent stocks of Woolens ever
brought to the city of Portland. Owing to the fact that the representative's profit -is
cut out, and my buying the goods in large quantities-direct from the muls, I '
-was therefore able to buy my stock fpr nearly one-third less than I would have
t6 pay if I bought through the American representative. ' Consequently I will be
able to make you, from now on a Suit or Overcoat for the, same price you have
paid for the ordinary American .goods. , .. .
I am also gratified to state that I have also jnirchased a large stock of Eng
lish Linings, including pure Mohair," Serge,' Alpaca, Fine Satins, , Irish Linen :
Canvas and the finest of French Haircloth, which will be put in all garments.' I . .
am satisfied and I assure you that you will not be able to find such a display of
goods in Portland and at the i prices I will sell thtm. " .
While in London I purchased over 80 Cravenette Overcoats of the finest
rainproof cloth that was ever put into a" garment. Every garment is stamped
'and made up with the Presto reversible collar. This garment, if purchased in
America, would sell for $25 to $40. , With every suit to order I wfll give abso
lutely free of charge one of these Cravenette Coats,' arid , positively charge you '
no more than my regular price for suit. . .
Trusting that you will favor me with a call and examine my large stock of
Imported Woolens and .Trimmings and satisfy yourself before you buy else
where, l remain, v Sincerely yours, , , - ' .
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