The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 5, 1901, Page 3

wae FP 8 mr Poe ooo — ome went it. Be — ory fompetition record of 1 min. 1 eee aad ceudee aa tecenn a" by Eddie Allen at Portland in} o~ , aie, time Meine 1 min. 96 pec A Sigit of a Lifstims Peter Rust of Olympia, who rode| Three battleships, lowa, Wisconsin hibition haif-mile against time | and Oregon are now at Port Orchard | * Feeord to 66 seconds 5 Dp. Fare round trip. _., fas p.m und p iE record was the con-| Fastest time. Best wervico, Or-|! Piding event of the eveuing, made|chestra on board. | . 5 1908 MONDAY, AT Roberts (Seattle) s 1 % ve Seattle the Game Yes: (2.40... es terday From Tacoma. et gay with Virgt! Ha A: Ruck tw «ama handteap, | whior 1, ya. WwoM Mympia), F A Roberts (Sea second, and L.| pres t 428 . | H F nds were packed, and| erti wont will be remembered as] F ng the fastest and most ex Pacific northwest excellent work hits out im that «a pting the r ~~ A HANDSOME the third ¢ the lower lock and lock between ington, will SEWER CLEANING y's game was a vietory for Until the ninth inning 8 tn the leed. The loca! the lads from the City « of the game 4 pitching in he game for Seattle by a score of 4 to & Standing of the Clubs. . a depart- Chub. Won. Lost P. c.| ning of | Portland EI rT «2 Durtng| Tacoma 2 u 483 lest fe Spokane 26 2 “se = Seattle “ ball 400 t to carry away Tae ae ris and a cleaning esmary before the rainy season sete in. j DODWELL TO CHARTER THE Marine Laboratory Prof. Trevor Kincaid of the State wniversity, who returned a short tims ago from the San Juan istands, While talkin, Pipes. Crescent house with « Early was cut about th were taken to he Dr. NOW IF HIS NAME to inig seriously Bames are Tilly Barly and Brown, were brought to police he blunt Ludlow “sn Were Writ E-I-e-g-a-n-t ‘Twould Be Right aT.” ning « ] ’ last part he fo H y fa And the hilarious husbar ned, but Klopt f 4 Carter for a via the Turkish bath owl ca him to third and Frery bit, scoring/ know led ~ 1 not pr Klopt, ‘With F tat bat Prary {tn Response to Letter From Man | kno: . ed ert was too quick and headed him Who Wanted Wife lah bath “ two weeks from off. | the time the novel idee entered: his Lynch Wes Hit. head A | He started buying a small street Lynch, for r se hit an eretary Grout of the free pub car from the Transit company allowed his b> Jemployment off had a letter wh 4 the car sup his base Then Hickey | from a well-t Elegan wanted to make in an attempt to catch MeCloskey | boring county lore chicken eeop. Ele napping. threw wild to Hurley and| put him t tell him that he was the ball went to the high grass back| young widow w E n efor ov he of the score board. When it w 1 in yea ay’s Star, has al-| street car business found, Lynch and Manager MeCh ant for the ad The inventor of the Turkish bath key were both seated on the play f ma A hand-| stre ar set his purchase up | ers’ bench shaking hands on their atly drees-| his own backyard He naed great luck in scoring ame into Mr a8 sad bel Gb curtaine Peeples came up for Seattle in the ning CAarry-| Next he partitioned off half the ca fifth and by He was sacrificed to PY o St taining the | for bathroom prope In th second by Bodie and to third by ¢ referred She applied for! other half of the car he placed Stoval. Hickey then hit and scored |the address of the man and wa! ciining benches and mnfortabs him. Zeigler hit and pushed Hickey | chee rnished ft. She pr cusbione. around to third. A two-bagger by | ised to write te him at ence il stove and a Dig diehpan wil! Hurley scored them both. Hurley | knows but what these two will make|at present Mil the bathroom with stole third by Klopf was retired « happy match? steam. A garden hose supplice the first. There were no scores ma _ ene big bathtub with the water for in the next inning n the seventh cold plunge. After finishing his bat Seattle, by good hitting and base! WORK ON CANAL [ihe Sather rests on the susmoned - Fanning. piled up three more runs | benches in the back end of the ca ‘This left the score 7 to 2 and here The Transit company may substi it remained until the end of the tute gas and coll of steam pipe game. In the ninth inning Lynch.| The work of clearing the ground | the off stove and dishpanif its adopts for Tacoma. scored the only hit of Washington Elegan's idea. TWO WOMEN FIGHT over their opium Pear instrument MAJESTIC © ioc2 3": LEAVES FOR NEW » the San Juan island, prot Friday harbor. The professor oars that that portion of the sound | swarms with marine life of all kinds He intends to place his | hetore Dr. Graves as soon as the turns from the East. A small state appropriation will be necessary for| the construction of a iasboratory {ding and aquarium, but after the project is started the professor thinks that it can be made almost |eeif-supporting. This will be wel- come news to Beat sclence lovers. r orla| WhO will thus be enabled to com- Victoria run, supereeding the Wtoria| S02 Ti snant outing 1s the beau. withdrawn. Negotiations for the |Uful San Juan isiands and the study | transfer of the Majestic to Dodwei 1) of biology. a ac it is reported, now under CRICKET fhe New Venus Will Then Be Put ‘on the Victoria Run ‘The latest rumor of interest in marine circles is that Dodwell & Co. has chartered the new Sound steam- er Majestic. Thompson Steamboat Co., now on the Whatcom run, a that she will be transferred to "% final disposition of the Utopia and North Pacific has not vet been considered. It is probable, however that the former, being a chartered Yesse!l, will be surrendered to her m | change in warden, the nds of Va owners, and the North Tacific| Married Men Were Defeated by the R. Pierson will push him to the | ‘Will probably be put on the Wahat- for appointment. Mr. Pierson is com run in conjunction with the Benedicts chairman of the Populist wing of State of Washington. the Democratic state committee, and It is understood that in conform- ~ alth te not am avowed can ity with the recent agreement —— _ sootite | *iaate wardenship, tt into between the Ala je married men of the Seattle | claimed = ee. 4 readily accept A. lericket club were defeated by the Benedicts of that ansc ship Co. and Dodwell & Co., provid tion In an | Prot, Prof. A. F. Bechdolt, State university, to take charge of the public echools of Eugene, Or. been connected with the university for seven years, and bes made « host After the adjournment FIELD OF LABOR A. F. E Bechdolt Moves to ugene, Or, late of the The professor bas of friends during that time. Van Pierson for Warden Provided the board of eontrot the state penitentiary should make a ing for if passeng | freight pate te Whnsecle thatthe gat cxeiting game of cricket played at! islature, Mart Soothe With raahe toe witeee te MS; | the club grounds near Columbia yes-| made a stron the Rosalie the morning, the same|(raey, The single men won the tut was 1 as at present. While the rumor con-|S4me by a score of 152 to 148. | then the corning the contemplated transfer of| 16°10 the latter city, Auwuct 10 | (eke utente 1 the Majestic lacks confirmation, the|PIAY in the Jatter city. August 10. torts played here August GETTING RID source from whenee it emanated is thoroughly rel! . ALASKA RAILWAYS News from Skagway under date of | July 29 says that M. J. Heney, the! well known railroad contractor and! The Mon. N. T. Barton, mayor of the man who built the White Pase | Winchester, Virginia, writes m an Yukon railway, with a pa@y of| sntore nethod of gettin rid of | *# rvayors arrived at Dawson after| mosquitoes. As Winchester Is a absence of 10 weeks. Mr. Heney| southern city, it has been troubled Senses nat Me nas Somngetes areatly with this pest. Mr. Barton Preliminary surveys for an all-Am-| Who js something of an entomologist pane salireed from Vaid a study of the life-history of| Zoo 00 the Yukon, and ths insect in order to find some way |? Ss the plane are approved by 'to destroy it. The female mow Capitalists who are interested in the | (0 Tentroy Wt. — Great profit, the first steps looking] toenail the fg pet foward its construction will be tak-| Sides laying the exes he a ee rhe sits in bunches - to 40, preferably in pe nant wat If the conditions are | favorable, the eggs may hatch In 1 days, and the pupa from 2% to 48 | hours. Cold weather will delay this ur waver An the Insects 11d only be fought | succesett while in the water, Mr oman | Barton hit upon the idea of spread ng kerosene on the surface. His opinions were fran . vas brought before. the Queen City Good Roads Club's Suc- cessful Meet aan to get rid of their mosquito bara t paper see The bicycle meet given by the and insec Queen City Good Roads elub Sat-| 15 spread an oun: Urdey evening at the track corner square feet of Howell and Boren avenues, result-| Sinks, water barrels Od in the establishment of three new | "amps have been Mate by Frank Cotter of Olympla im the half-mile handicap who bro HENDERSON OF MOSQUITOS » ing w t appointed enemies of position if tt were offered him of the ie. in Malony e fight the n, have sectire his re oval d Tomatoes. left this morning | THE SEATTLE STAR SIF GUILTY, aght te Equalization Board @ county hoard of equaltaatt "| Husband Brought nae ys Quickly to Grief. 1 Cou FM. Mut » DONT BRAG] AS | This Man Did, and Woman's 4 rer ast es ere i 5 A FIR Ae For a that we can offer none could be more you to visit our new store, it happens a bargain than sonable. which ig ang gs We bought too many r or The sea ‘ ack- ' e- ard. We have juring the warm w I bu have oak! Soe CELEBRATED HERRICK REFRIGERATOR DO YOU UNDERSTAND LOTS IN Near City P Large Lots $300 These lots are beautifully located bet wee choles of location for a beautiful how investignie this it will be your lons. PETTIT & SON CHAS. @. HOLCOMB OPTICIAN pian Oe Second amd Martoe tlephone Biae S11 as 33333/333395. wieeis guy DRY GOODS EVENT gui: PRESENT SEASON OUR ANNUAL LOSING SALE OF SUMMER MERCHANDISE OPEN TODAY—GENUINE BARGAINS IN SUMMER GOODS NEWHALL & CO. SEATTLE Ms 4 } of “AN ar.) “aR uN Ww. MN & & Seeceeeecceveceeeceeec® Pettit’s Addition Broadway and ‘Third avenue cer lines. Kroadway exte th “ah center of piat. The land slo west, affording o magn t view of the nm, the city Ballard. 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