The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 10, 1901, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR. rRiay, aca ee re | Rev. R. 4 George Identifies More Than Fifteen Hundred Rooters in Attendance Port-| | - ‘i - | land Finds Out a Thing or Two Concerning the Koc ape York Hotel Suicide Great American Game. ‘ Erin Verne ox. #. THOUGHTFUL PEOPLE and fully Vantage of Witness the gam It ts only fair to say ris Our line of Mercerized Sateen Petticoats cannot eoecee be surpassed, They have Sad this ie notably t - Who made his first bow eens eae oa this year he young man | ty on Wery rapid delivery and almos bg given « bas ‘ ~ Seattie B Saya 1 smashed An Even Break y long Ry and a thorough and the first one along for a ai le. Stala) Portland would have scored tn her | Prot 4 wv ; eame up with blood i - ing thames gay 5 h - . Tet two go by bim and the nh ar mer x ea the third or The crowd how! all the appearance of silk, " and We have them in colors as wear much better Westberg & Childs 1118 Second Ave. sescecoosscsoseccosesooeccosss ‘SOFT AND RICH ore ee & & Corner Second and Pile. * . « ————_-| « ke a fler ¢ « * * * * Arrah Na Pogue” and [Cv t | Neenm will be the of 7 We Sell Goods on Easy Payments mpany at hird A Let us estin y ater next w «. You v 4 ~** Seeoccceveeceoceso # the boys wou uns; but Port PPOSOPSOSSHOTOOOOOD® [HAYNES, "tin. AMUSEMENTS. , p z > Ne ies, after Powder, SEEN EMER ERR ERE SY b FREDERICK & NELSON--Fine Furniture, GSE ATTLE THEATER ie. * a teed m grabbed. . s - |S or MOWK Mer Tel Mint & MATHESON BROS Fancy Balbeighan runs to their No runs. a To U. S. Dry Dock. | ir © psd 4 * GROCERS Shirts and Drawers, after ix, Stavall. Muller hit a st Grabs Five. tm ; | grounder Seat fo Staiz, who tossed it to Frary ps Brown met a stmilar fate for his; ™ th raon | singted, £ ovall| hit to Amd | him get fire In the eecond inning Se: e fall-|ran scored on a p a variety of sizes except 16%; regular value 15< HOWARD KYLE | il ill W () HT ef to score, while Portia ene|and Rand moving on. paths Tun. Hodge was given | single. Stalz sto! | Ana a Was caught trying to stea t to third while | Eatire Origina Predaction 115 JACKSON STRERT _ fanned and Stovall hit a lit- este yy soi dileten one into Grim’s hands at first,|Prary hit by bail. pe rg | , ret 4 “4 fehich made bis rening superfluous | Boadie sin | a I street car cable No runs. |Frary. He was cau ‘Weed hammered a terror to Hodge | ond, retiring the side for five rune f Who tossed down to first in plen-|the Inning, making a total of ten fy of time, Tinker knocked « runs @ne to Stalt, who failed to connect.| He took second by main force, Vig- Porpiend Giyree Agete. Beux sacrifecd. and ‘Tinker went| Grim was out at frst. Deleal was third, scoring one to Stolz who shut | §* rad ngted Bhim of at first. One run | Mulier hit an easy one to Rocken }Meld, who tossed the ball to Stolz, Serttlo Gets 8 | shutting out 1 Stola tried to Neither side did anything in the| make ft a double play, but he threw third. Rand bunted, and was out at| short and the got by Frary, and first. Stolz walked, stole second and | Deisel sco ini to third on a passed bell. Rock-| tried to bring him home, but| Seattle d instead. rary hit a lit GREMATORY. soon FOR GARBAGE oe Ry Bayard Veiller. engagement of Howard Kyle which begine at |XiaesHQUSE== = Fifth week of v UNION MADE This means made by the highest grade and most competent workmen working in light airy irawing high salaries — living i happy homes. Men to whom life worth Itving and work ts but a pleasant occupa tion, ‘These sults, made by such men are bound to show the highest quality of workmanship. W. B. HUTCHINSON (0. COR. UNION AND SECOND AVENUE Successors to Boston Clothing House upted success, PeRaearensennr ane Daniel Frawley Suse. ttle and Company tr RIDGE | TONIGHT $ * . : COAL * * * |Saturday Night - This coal is from the new mine of the lesaguah Coal Co. two miles above Gilman. It Saturday Matinee & Telephone Main 976 “Th Wi f Ly eee er erie eer errr! “pen at 9a. m. T th F t { ( ‘Special! Special! | With @ soc purchase of “Bay — |ner'’ Mocha and Java Coffee, 7 | 25¢ Ib., we give you one dome | AND CAFE, bapa spoons, Something New GOLDEN ROD CAKE JATE Cc Extra Fine—Try One 1 113 Second Av | oa Jes 0 fa the best, cleanest and the cheapest coal in the world. Bunkers foot of Madison &t. Bon Marche block. Tel. Green 261 Pee Peo eee eee rere! ueen Anne ay, Tel Union ii unly Way to Effectually Dispose a: Disease-Breeding Refuse. _| tine seattin theater tonteit. wit aan! tieally end the season at that hous, although one or two good attra: ition to erect @ creme- ions are boo! ed for next month. ghey a et as cba ite en Dy fire of all garbage, has caused Pao Semmeeion ¢onsiderable inter Fa t was an immed K and the plans] secs poalitve it one ee PPOCSSOOOSOSLOSOS 6494 0O0OOS COOSSOOSOSOOS ai fae co ee Seemed to meet with much approval.| ht the inte See Ras: e r REAT BY When seen by a Star reporter, Mr. | Yorp py Nar ceeds eanae ee F ade k & Nels D Ghas. 8. Carpenter, who is asking tor | cote by > win and his beas rederick & Neilson HIRD AVENUE THEATER GS tracchice thet if creted niece! | Goodwin to m for othe ME FURNISHER Teens REE 3 franc! that if granted will cer- . A JRNIS “RS w = Be Sle neces ana a scx [nege ohne eh ee ey Mido. 84 Avs. Cor. Mads om DOLLARS : 0 DOLLARS n O1 Je. plan he 4 2 é e., Cor, Ma son ttle n pL ice Theater Be to build @ large crematory yee : a, Rialto Bidg., 2d Ave., Cor, Ma Seattle's only popuiar-price Theate WHEN PLATES ARE ORDERED EESTASe ard refuse matter of every | £4 with the original scen bi V in the city will be burned every | $',) be $67. The ashes will make fine fertii-| Hale win tum for then night it oo ecseccosoosoooocooecoses, § Mi. Charles Erin Verner r. @ proposed pla a oan - | Finest Leg ¢ Actor E Soe Af the best in the West and wili|* "4*urday matine supp t occasion ~*s Pp WILL GET A FULL SET TEETH GUARANTEED WILL GET A 22k GOLD CROWN GUARANTEED FOR TEN franch ~ ‘The Wife,” which was Bame end I shall then transfer tt to| the Grand oper: &@ company which wiil push the work | T. Daniel Frawley and hia ec ‘ fo completion. it is hoped that the | !s In ¥ respects the best exar Plant will be ready for operation in| of that company’s work @ix months after the franchise is|The play itself is old fashione ranted. the extreme and very badly con Interfere With Nobody. [structed. Its comedy Is forced and| utte 0 d ita characte Dehieses uae aom tor terly unreal, and ite charact exclusive | tion drawn on too broad lines. je franchise, neither shall th proposed | play, howe one which pleases «franchise interfere with those per- | the aveon er- | the average rgoers hugely 3 fons who are now engaged in collect-| Mr. Frawléy showed to fine adva ing garbage, other. than to compel |t tage as John Rutherford. His scen them to use the proper kind of metal-| played with a most admir ic wagons that our franchise pre-| self repression, and in the third act, Scribes, and that they deliver the| where most players would have at. gorbage to the crematory as we shall| tempted to rise to great emotion Girect. Those parts of the city not | heights, Mr. Frawley was simple Bow covered by garbage collectors|easy and convincing. He played ‘Will be looked after by with 1 discretion. H. shall diligently see t | Tonight and Saturday Night | “Shamus O'Brien” OROSIS SOROSIS THE MOST FASTIDIOUS footwear buyers Sunday, M Wea “Arrah Na Pogue:” Or, The Wicklow Wedding.” 1 | | Charles Erin- Verner | | | | but never DIVIDENDS May 6th Moatter all over the district 4 < sir vel 4 Shoe: : Mie fatetully and regularly col-| gony heres vetoes fr ee wae | Money aa hat means, mor are unanimous in their verdict that Sorosis Shoes “CURRENT ter burned. of the woma: « no r chance! E > je > e y new ywerful Melo-drama it Broponel will be sani beny cong, abd onal ge 9 > and Ounde of hardware in for women have no equal for wet a a orca a here will be no dan-| emotional force, making ‘Ar has had ite price well pruned rate Pr in Of Each whatever of dineaue to those whe Mr. Frawicy's quiet’ methods,| Couldn't have been trimmed any pm we in the vicinity of the crem-|The entire scene was played with «|More without ruining a hitherto lod | 5O atory. finish and artistic appreciation that | Prosperous hardware business. é q The y Mo e. are rare indeed. Ia it ne All articles that are strictly for F girThe garbage now is atapr by | Mad that this really a sommes se -eRrGen tools, lawn 2 core eaebawe tow Se dern dramatic a mower ear Sete 3 Washed ont on the beach and aiktw. jin stolid by © 8 part an Pacific Northwest League €4 to de tor sumably educated m: BASEBALL We are Sole Miss Landers, as Kitty 1 charming. This young woi s Going Northrup Company 604 First Ave. gerros of dt exceedingly Agents for Opening Games F yh rg ry ee 11! geeeeeooooooorooros. prerreverrestrrrarrrrrcerrr} ; Reattie shod hav ator : 3 ~ ae Portland vs. Seattle |§ fon tea er ra THO FL ARE Seattle. |SATURDAY and SUNDAY that does not have a garba | May 11th and 12th ory ; «and ssion grand stand, 2h ex property ting of ned by th: Without PLATES or BRIDGE WORK MADE with PATENT SUCTION |SEARCHLIGHT 130534 Second Ave. Funeral of Mrs. Tucker, Simison Bros. mer san hel 3. i x ay trom 7O7 SECOND AVENUE gear ePire Rune” Wey ap ay pes ee eas Guaranteed for 10 Years Guaranteed for 10 Years re, finished in very best mar j : EMepno George F. Cotteril Tells What e-|$ trae dnd ater est ma A Money Saver on Call Trade Prices, Mone "mat 1 certal pairs WA Cost . ute Gears wei Laundry Left In Offic: Before ‘ med front, 100; = = much hard usage, and the finished Wed F collars, 20; cuffs, for. fine: fe Se || ae oy ea | New York Dental Parlors = day 9a,'m. ‘Thursday, 12 oe u Anished Saturd 4th Ave. Noar Pike St, ae Zale aes 3 Aninhed Kat : ‘ghrocn) pleat eta ta Ae 1) All Werk by Special Artists a= | 8nd sive rh on patie woington to Nome with The Lergest Stove Houseinthe Northwest ished mame,,cay if mike Hetabiish 1990 ONO st038.) Aas fa 614 First Avenue, Seattle * . se eg />