The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 24, 1901, Page 4

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THE SEATTLE STAR. ‘facoma Ball Tossers Turn the Local Men Down a Second! ity wh delivery ig WAGNER'S S ORCHESTRA SATURDAY EVENING feation forma 904 Time—Dugdale’s Bouquet Needs Watering—A Big tary i th ; teed Slayer of John Elms Held in a road heroa : ar peiccinel eee Crowd Witnessed Yesterday's Defeat. f Mt quire Second Degree. in’ bthe - The theory of the authorities that! po oe = a abl cou | A by OF 1 erating c ful at, 5 . : ae = Chas, Anderson, the slayer of John | r A fter 6 cecheas, - | iets, was SCORE BY INNINGS - bound over thef an + 00432001 0-10 ¢ superior court dee Geors tura ent 1 . . 101000011 Valuable Relic, te ne eelae ah Ge heen Poa t laurel want eanen 3 S saperied 6 The Bartell’s gation of ball tow * > ¢ th t ) "i ffor t ? t ¢ ne rik ; . 4 Ng mle # thr ° n ©] Lvening Post of Saturday, June weyers cee 380 5 but it didn’t suit Ke ky Pex i661, ‘The paper was published r th FPEOOOOSE DEO OSDOSOOOO SO SOOOOSODOSEOOOOOSOOOOOO® — k—the t of th R INT ING this t 4 fh ale ‘ bal! t a p Philadelphia, On the fret page : = x r a ap i f tio a NG thi I week pp ‘ ar AN article b 1, “Ex lerson'n bond sported 4 : 5 | The Fun Starts te eonne oe, SS are gee | te : aver, Gt TT ee é for goods y inot well On the other hand the aggresation| The preworks had b Tacoma | cr Btephen A. Dougras, lying in ene. » and ) working days. Then Biftrom the City of Destiny played anlcame up to the artose | ct Oreca hull Chicane, at that time parks every 30 ats the Etroriess game. Adams pitched well/ on top. He walk: ee singled | Pamand Deace! i Henry Peter : n's t rtair id mak BiRad his support wee excelient ns nna Or OnmrTeCeteeeececececceeceer] : ion that we enjoy a ‘ i Gamo Me . to the bat| Mr, Stewart found the paper a t water, 7 ion that we enjo much as ’ 2,000 spectators had assem-| Zeart. ; t . : “te | ’ / | Capt. Rand of the Seattle tear | Keqrewre and Came, bat Goatnane, 1 Beswnd of Skin Tonic $ ona x - ‘ % bed Driskly up to home plate.| che ball went over tnaide i $ a 7 7 ; jer smiting the rubber square hit Hine, eldon then walked i ine t. ty remnanta of ribbon at (f ¢ « Irons, 20 each se ant he Tae rd us| Yaee nit lin, | Bheidon then walk . Violetine 3 ni oa “ after faced Adams, Tacoma’s twirler.| hodie, whe cumbied nnd atlowed Ate ; : ( Ms et a rae game was on. Rand was Intyre and Sheldon to score. Rofert Tooth Pow er " for the . and h nix f ter six to leisurely walk to first. & and Lynch was th’ A k f f . t t 1 pS wed with a pretty ingle. Tock-| Sn ean aiennas We have pureh wee a. yard linem aoa then pasted a hard one to 4 to 2 in fave formulae for thes 5 8 ) Bret, but Zearfoss gobbled it in and/ fourth, He - tions with ¢ business of 3 Jon's J r er wix; reg- it the youngster out. Hurley. Se-| two-bagger, but . Dubbs & Son gunn une Boom ar p oe ew catcher, then had al bring oot a “ You'll always find them here = 190; value up and he galloped to first. St.| with three more runs with ther exeal antiogact , nina ie spotted a pretty one to shor:.| Seattle failed to score, l Shirts 6c after ate: co him. Rockenfield tn th ck ane ont =| hove tee . Jot Ben na however, had managed : : bs pe: Five at home plate. Bodie then came * i mp spools for “Mp and flew out to short | jearing the End. N eat Py ~ as SR :. handsome young fellows from venth was uneventful for Se- 4 < F f ned P . py Serra vores woke 06 the otteke. | arfoss, for Tacoma, led| 900 Second Avenue 3 1 h Lowe rt ft fer ain, 436 Tadiew’ day, came up to the bat| off with a single and managed to} sie, Sika OR F res nix. ste « MER Ge 2 Pa, Worth abort, which was promptly taken | eaay one to pitcher, and Mot carthy Nm salah Sreeeereceeveveqneneeete | . Bi... 8, mix tnehes - Serim, after eix ilc, n'a faney Cotton Mose ended with Seattle 1 to Ta Extra long Carpenter Aprons. ic blues, purple y -¢ $i to score. |The ninth came up | ==HOUS ‘acoma went out in succession ‘i Qui | Rockenfield, for Seattle, then mad | | At (200-1202 2d Avenue. In the second {nning, Hodge, Mur- | @ two-base hit,and managed to scor | ‘ ‘and Stovall, for Seattle, went| Stula, St. John and Hodge were re Jotin ¢ SORT Menecer| And thrown to frat, put-|singled. Mcintyre then came up and | § the runner out. Menefee then | knocked a nice 5 Lo rst aNi ge hcsers oy MENTS. out on an easy one to Stovali.| cut Menafe Neat of saw ‘ hs octane ee RAND OPERA. the example of Zearfoss. The| first and retire; ° prot - last half Hodge, for Long Carpenter Aprons USE= n, after six, mercerized h $1.00 im 1, 2, 3 order, Tacoma then | t.red, me was over } — Positively no extension; it is your last chance a Up And followed suite, with| | Toi kenfield will make | Only Two More Mati % : via, show wed mn of Sheldon, who man-| bis first appearance in the box for Semeet to secure some of these immense u iced ankle, dow Ro get to firet on balls Seattle. Great interest is attached 1215-17 Second Avena? a j AST. values; after siz, third and fatal one for Seattle | to the work of this lad, aa he | HIT decond Avent? | 5 eae ‘ushered in by @ burst to Adams | purely Seattle stock. T 1} M4 | BB RGA | N Ss “Us — Swiss ; A _ nate tet, blue and | eeeeeeeors dile) dW by 107 First Avene eas ms e - on poner * , and sleevelens, CALF-PASTURE res Scomih eet & ee Fine Furniture, | FENCE IS GONE | 7 So Also Is Eleventh Row of Apple _ Trees—Mr. Wood's Perplexities. and Company “2s” eone | ss ees 6} cts Beis rm: cts 7 cts Young men's $12.00 fancy 2 cts ae, oe tbe a : ; 12: cts Men's fine ff hed felt pe Next Week, ihe onentes Mest ceeckcas Mat ewe en's $3.00 <a ting tnyseattl ot tort: |g ooverenrte... LO Cts |} sree: 81 65 mag AVENUE THEATER. PSA" 95 cts | Inthe Famous Hoosier Play | We Buy Metal Beds ot the Factory. “Blue Jeans” | ‘This store shows now an assortment of Metal Reds | matine: that combine more quality and better patterns with low prices than you will find in any other stock in the Northwest. The same policy of buying at the nanufacturer, and thus buying more cheaply, i# ap- plied to Metal Beds. The result ts lowest possible prices and exclusive patterns in an immense variety, Here is one sample value: t08e 419 to 1435 Second Avenue and 115-123 Pike Stres: Bo and $1.00. 4 MORAN BROS CO. Shipbuilders, Founders, Machinists and Boller Makers, Manufacturers of High-Grade Lumber, 10 cts Mvorkit cans ania. Gate > Young Men's waterproof grain Seattle's only popular-price Theater - 2% leather working « $2, 32.0 a TONIGHT and $5 75 cts at $1 TONIG Ladien’ $3.00, 14 and $4.50 Li * $2.00 and $26 ° ager A Plane Answer t always a civil one, but we an 4 s about our hard Matinee Saturda hate Hal Reid's Every Night This meaey #:30 = $1 00 ~ ; ai ‘0 “ROANOKE” $822 i078 8 “95 cts one shoes A beautiful story of old Virginia A romantic melodrama combining every element of pathos and ay, interp 1 by a splendid company ruite 8110 Young men's $6. with ‘highly | quered brane sa settente knobs, ronetten Going Northrup Company Alabastine 804 Firat Ave ) RRR REE ERE BUY Love GRAND Gok —-RIDGE of p e : 85 cts oho, po £2 85 - 39 cts Much superior to old kalsomines or mixtures; no hot water necessary; does not flake or chip BUILDING PERMITS, sarees Saar = Prederick & Nelson — } srmrrm= nat area wall and concret ik Week Co » neing Sur to 9 Main strest, to cost $2,100, HOME FURNISHERS Bpectal engagement of Thousands of other items in every depart- ment at equal reductions, Consider well and do not miss this great chance. Saturday evening at Something Superior 9:30 is the last of it Robert Craig for a 2-story frame or, 4 to the piano genera 14 at odging Rialto Bldg., 2d Ave., Cor. Madison : . COAL : south, to cost $3,200; to gs - JAMES M. WARD ll. MUNROE ) hte enst jo tune the new $300 and Upward ia, for a l-story Supported by his own it pan B. DEWIT, sd Adjustment mine of the Imenquah Coal Co. is to be seen In our show rooms. the greatest | prted We have several fine instruments two miles above Gilm: it is the best, cleanest and the cheapest coal in the world. wa foot of Madison St. ne Main 976. BESEEMEREEENE ENE ig in block 48, Denny fe to a HK a Setecy, frame aoe $00 Twentieth avenue, to cont ; to Marity Thomson, for feandation and. basement at, 1104 | g areet, to cost $1,660; to Cla: ence D. Hillman for 2 2-story frame Patlaing in in block 117 Woodlawn park cost $500. at this price but refer particularly to the Kin . which ouclass- HARRY LEWIS, § Committee. OOSOLOSEOSOEOEDES ES ODOHEE DEDEOT OF OEY DODES DIOGO OS POD ISOODO DSO OOS HES SIS SEES DI FIDOD IGE SED)” OPP OLESE SO OPHOOSESSESLE SSS OEEEOS PEO OEE OOOO HESS ptetababedatade ele als ge SEREEEEE DE EER EES Ten Mins in a Bar Room | Regular uncha phone, Mair SEARCHLIGHT 130$% Second Ave . y you purchased your AND CAFE “3 . 1 hose yet? You ought to take ad- I SAF : CL a. Theate vantage of our reduction in weareer ee aoe yt rma bcr A pond BRUNNER & CO. rs. i prices in this line. We can sell | Saturday Special Gren ‘wraneh baitlesnip Hecke, ana | Telephone Main 1060. Sd thn Gives, Pianos f most agreeable tone ther for cash er on t plan. & prices: ensy " something at e of all these @ re is no disput ing our prices, G jegant stock of Chiok- | Kimball, Pease and | anos constantly on hand. | Seattle Transfer Co. Freight. Passenger end Baggeg: Xm et D. §, Johnston (0, mms = 493, Second Avenue n® @ very dry sum New York Dent Pati 614 First Ave. ine oecomary,couvunes. Wel Layer Cakes ald Angel Cakes hose of various grades and |) men yle. Mra. want two, a 40¢ apound. sh ,ovent of more than usual prices. When the dry | season | 1413 Second Ave, Buildin semporta arrives e demand for hose | ee Buildin ve ae sat eeek’ wine & fenry| 8eFeases the prices "sometimes |L TCD Macon ec To cco Sel Pacific Northwest League | ; acter | pa Rg otner dene wihen: Day, “iee| | Savane 0nd en 700 ey gl Ban pale nes ay Ble e jueradera, didn ake our ady a ° %. Daniel Frewley and hineoveary,| snd purchase when tho prices | | r partwent. It's H Silk Waists : $f will be the first time this play has| Were Teduced. _ | rt HH] () 1 | Sn. exoslient showing of etand- $ mM #een in Beattle. | | ard makes and beautiful finish- | * have received a new lot © age gh GEO. H. WOODHOUSE (0. kad Bunday preally eatrecrdinary p | ms ah een Gein “The Masqueraders” was originally i Rese | Gredit is given on terme to sult | Deck patent 40h as : layed in country at the Empire your convenlenve : atterns and cok Beer ee cce| _ M09 Seco Ave . Tacoma VS. Seattle 6 I] THE Most Fas & : ia ae ’ fares the perid Remon, ortginally , : | 4 | SHERMAK CLAY & 00) THE MOST FASTIDIOUS footwear buyers are § ® i & | Gold Crowns, Totnece ie Bulne Larondie, Vioia| ] | Perchaces, all wrest’ ear) cable | , $ > & | $5; Brid j ‘Allen's old part. Banquet Mocha } trom Seattle E. Co, We can fur- | Admission 250. Grand stand, 25¢ 7AL Second Ave. unanimous in their verdict that Soro- ® Westb Child 3/81 Up; si ‘ var ae a | extra. Game cailed at 3:15 p.m ‘ $s West erg ds $ . { Ey aa and Java | nish any quantity at reasonable HRM IK ERE REREERR EE sis Shoes for women have no = > ed at the Third Avenue the: N fail 4 _— Season 1900-190! : . 1118 Second Ave. H no PLATES ster sil next week by James Ward | absolute satisfaction PPR tg! Fourth Artists’ Recital| equal for toe : 7 Jame ction. Telephone, Main 423, 7 ond pis company, ‘The old drama| Ml "Tuy one pound and you will ee | ome sessesessscoeaes REQ | Carrie Nation will ap; ar in ono| ee EISEL Yesler Way Pharmacy acene and do her well known saloon | nat uses Reiled Cate for mush. | ae Wrecking act. ‘, | For three days only we wil 5O Corner Yesler Wa 4 Broadway, cet sssane- EasladiaTea Ga] { f4 stomees ) Quarrerre, jG5 55% 50 casos” alles organising a Society for the laton, We receive each day fresh B| under the auspices of the Ladies |* % ee peas thon of Pre , | 222 Pike shipments of berries of Musical Club of Seattle pt rders taken, Any work that should mt Lgbern Tel. Green 905 B. I. T. CO. |§ choicest varieties coming to | h 7 wil be aa use of adjectives and MATHE ON BROS. | of charge in our nearest OM this market, at the lowest We are makin b A peculiar and inimitable excellence distinguishes RR RRL A RRR RRR KES] HERE EERE RR EME . oe Grand . ‘: = infused ‘a little common, wense_ in | t phide. ‘Orker by tele Monday May 27 Opera GROCERS | Ss & Sy cree oe peepee Bin Bening, aie | cv'anmn Gabipes foe Mates, 3 SOROSIS from other Shoes sold at 5 * 46, n CJ aries Astor Parker and jubec pe for ord a | ny > - zo a ot a eeeaeserebececoes MAYFIELD | — 3 * the same price. Oo FUNERAL i isp ei The earchlight, No. 1205% Secona |* EC FAMILY GROCER Seattle 2 Pere o Tetentore ot made ’Phone Main 43 ONE NIGHT ONLY! Sunday, Mey 26 | The Season’s Greatest Success | HOPKINS’ kitericas ‘lhe ye on | VAUDEVILLE STARS pnz: SMM Simison Bros. {fm Kinde 25—ARTISTS—25 = Sale of Seats opens Suturday 797, SECOND. AV INUIT a m, Prices 25c,» 50c, 75¢, $ of moving pictures next week, \¢ eee Ps ’ Historic Venice. $ are GARD MOUNTS An Interesting illustrated lecturs|@ ,,We have all the amateur on “Historic Venice” was delivered | I$ — @t Ranke hall last evening by Rev Alfred W, Martin, minister of t iy, oh Metvertel maton: i$ Washington Dental and oe Martin will lect sare. nia Bi a : Photographic Supply Ca g a @ 21 Columbia Street, Seattle, cm @ Subscribe for the Seattle Daily 10 7 We SOLE AGENTS FOR SEATTLE | Sameera nee ee New York Data i oifice, © 8: rt SOSSOOOOSOOO OS Becond how Mutual Lite building Line Your Weil with { Portland, ty CLAY PIPE 3 *

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