The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 8, 1904, Page 2

Do Not Postpone pening Account <iy 3 au One Dollar Is enough to start We Pay 4 Per Cent Interest y av onecrons BR. MacDougall, John B. Agen ue! Rossnbereteorge Donworth, amit J D. Lowman B Btewart Somes D. tioge. Jr 112 CHERRY STREET. agents Dank of Cape Nome| Alaska. 4 AMUSEMENTS “. ig Aleazar rie. tie & Warwick, Prope and Mars ee--Runeet, BN; Ind, Aw Starting Tomorrow Night, f Karting Sunday Matinee Struck Kathicen Yourneen, x ATTRACTIVE day Matine and Saturd Third Ave RUSSELL @ DREW, Ma Both Phones, Main SUMMER PRICES— Night, Bec and Sc. Matinees Bde. Te All Week—Saturday Matinee. Out of the Ordinary, A Play Founded Pacts! oa The Buffalo ™: A Great Dramatic Sensation! Theater 100, lee 26 and most popular © are the jachines in the market Ni ts bother you. NO COLLEC chives. Dror t-hole Range, $90 and up FRONT FURNITURE co 908-310 Second Avenue South OHIO PAINLESS | DENTISTS Pike Street, Corner Thir h extracted and filled absolute! pain our inte sole L BStene and used by us 4 haying teeth extracted ‘are ‘inv; Sail ator office where we sil dot? le ¢t ir “aptive *atiatac ur claim for painless extracting ”” NO CHARGE © for painiess extracting on other work Gene, and a writtep wiarantes fy Years with ail work, CERT H (that tio a0 WITHOCT PLAT $250 NOs meson im. OE ia] Wundee White Blankets Strictly All-Wool, weight 7 iva. $4.00 a Pair W. S. Kirk, 1029 Ist Av. 4 4 (A VINOUS ELIXIR.) Physicians rede imimend 88 4 pectic MALARIAL ee eons, Oonvattebewoe. *. A & CO. MORE TOWN LOT Bl SIWASHES PLAYED LIKE FAR MERS AND TIGERS WON | AGAIN PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Standing of the Clubs. Won I Pet | Tacoma 8 x | Oakland I] ” ? | Los Angeles 3880 Seattle M 1 San Francisco 0 36 Portland . » 4 Tacoma won again in yesterday's game. The seore was 4 to & it Carlos Smith had caught that fiy,/ Tacoma would have been short two) runs. If Mohler bad hit the ball when three men were on bases, Se attle would have had @ couple of If Hughes had not gone more runs. up into the air and walked men home—if all of the Seattle team had made home runs, it ts possible that the Siwashes would have wom a| game The game was interesting me: because it took the last inning decide the honore for the day was disappointing to the fans, be cause Seattle should have won it easily. Smith's error was most un pardonable. Seattle fielded well at times, but that is no excuse for the otherwise sloppy playing that was manifested not only tn yesterday's game, but in number of games of late. Of course all this is laid up to hard luck, as it always ts, and always will be Whenever « baseball team loses a number of games. Hughes was wilder than the wild est man that ever came from Bor- neo yesterday. He presented six |men with a free pass, and hit an other with the ball. Wilson's thro ing to second was poor, In tempt to draw a man off third w' another was stealing from first to) second, Wilson forgot where to | throw the ball, and although Hall) ‘did some sort of an acrobatic stunt, | in an endeavor to get the sphere, it) went o mile wide and a man came) home. | ly to it | record in failing to pick the ball off the ground. According to some of the fans on the bleachers, be should wear a Panama hat, or @ basket of some kind, as it id come in handy when a« ball is thrown low to him. Thomas, for Tacoma, pitched a! Steady game and his support was excellent. Hogan, who was doing the backstop act for Tacoma yee terday, informed Umpire O'Connell that he was no gentleman, This"was, the result of Mohler’s stealing home, after a short bit had been gobbled up by Nordyke, who held! the ball a trifle too long, after which a poor throw to the plate| saved Mohbler’s life. Tacoma scored the first run of the day In the second. Seattle tied the score in the fourth, and took the lead in the sixth by pounding| out two runs. Tacoma then tied the score in the seventh when, with) two men out, Carlos Smith muffed a bigh one, which allowed a run }to come home. Another run came | im after that, which tied the score. } winning run, when Hughes forced in & man. Seattle falied to do any thing in the lait half and Tacoma pocketed another game. The score Seattle AB. R. BH. PO, A. B.| Van Halt'n,.cf3 1 1 3 0 0 Mohler, 2>..3 10 3 4 1 Delahanty, 34 0 0 0 0 1 | Frisk, if #12 0 0 90 j Smith, rf ee 8 OF Brashear,1b.4 0 1 8 # 6) | Hall, os . 2.8 6 8: oI Wilson, ¢ ore ©. 2.8 jHughes,p..3 9 1 1 3 1 Totals...31 3 8 13 6 Tacoma R. BH. PO, A. B.| Doyle, rf Pas Oe bam, 3D..4 09 2 1 0 0 b.2 0 OM 2 1 | “s Rs eee Lyneh, ef fap oy Wee Casey, 2b 6 O01 44 Of} McLaughi in, M38 212 2 @ 0 Hogan, « 400 8 @ Oo} Thomas,p..4 © 1 041 1 Totals...36 4 7 27 16 3| y inning | 000102006—3 001122200—8 Tacon 610000201—4 Hits 0101012027 Sum 7: = ed runs, 8 1. Two-base hits, Lynch, Met lin, Sheehan. Stolen bases, dyke, Hogan. Sacrifice hits, Mohler, Hall, Casey. Double plays, Mohler to Hall; Brashear to Hall on bails, off Hughes, 6; off Thom as, 1. Bases on hit by pitched ball | by Hughes, 1; by Thomas, 1. Struck out, by Hughes, 3; by Thomas, 2 Left on bases, Seattle, 6; Tacoma, | 11. Time of game, 2 hours. Umpire, O'Connell. Qn Go to Spinning’s fer bicycle re —r Bent dinner i Seattle, with a ternen or Burgundy, at Maison Bar- berts. feoond and James, every eve ~ ning, $1.00. | Brashear is still keeping up wis | ~ is In the ninth Tacoma scored the |‘ 7) the THE SEA’ GERMAN WELL game atest mport tr gymnasiums of Pnglar untied on frisky Wethe #t ot push ba ught inte The he the » ¢ game with eagernean LOB ANG I Rela wo! | Portland CLES 6 HE NAILS THE BUNTS | 08 ANGELES, June & in the yesterday by 6 to 3. Hall for the loc freely, but a namber hits on Druhot did the t aeore m out Low Angeles Portland atte and Shea es Hall FRISCO 6 OAKLAND, Jone & day Yerkes three scatle Hildebrand each The score Oakland } fan F atte bite 0 of TLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8. PUBHBALLL the players try to met and wtb PORTLAND 8 The An game “ tok 4o0*-<« 0001006 1 Spies OAKLAND 0 Han isco shut Oakland out here y wed the locals but Massey and) made home runs. 90000000 0000 was hit 1 1904 it rene with the In general America kly learn to 1 weight to fh tox on horse and ether } —2 SCOOPING 'EM UP with re of 3 Druhot . | Fran G ‘ Schmidt and Lohman; Yerkes and Leahy TONY DELMAS | NATIONAL LEAGUE, | SALT LAKE Uteh, June & | Tony Delmas Malt Lake's second At Boston— Boston 2. Cincinnat! 0 baseman, who P 4 with LO® ANGELES, June &—toaj)!7" 1 | work for the “Eiders” in the infield jon is partion ong in the) oe during the openi ares ats: tele semen os At New York—Pittsburg 2 aaa | . 2 Se a | i tak . York 6. | den wall taken care of by ewe | UMPIRE SIGNED | team, His timely cloute t ped| At Philadelphia—St. Lowis §, Pbil-| | mightily in tnany a ha tf on-|adelphia 3. SPOKANE, June §.—President W. | teat and he has been un y wu Pacific Nations wat nt tn placing aggravating iit-| THE AMERICAN LEAGUE . | 1 Lucas of the Pacific National ' league has signed J, 1. Davia for ae Se oe = umpire. Davie formerly played with hae made several beautiful throws Standing of the Clubs. PS nerly p: ¥ ate thie from the field to the p cise: ek son and his « wing keeps) 5 ston " raed many a runner from trying to beat | et 4 re : | = aod - ag . tt 1" va. ing that comes Pr » 4 finished the firet four 5S oe ae For Infants and Children. eran without a b Phtliadeiphia ro “ tre Gough |Gropping files oposite hie ‘name. | Pitas ~ is te The Kind You Have Always | Washington 9 Po ise Bears the j - Bignature i BABY GRIZZLY | sz.sz 0% tow | Washington 3 WEIGHED 14 02. AT CHICAGO—Chivago © Phe: Washington State Analytical | Jeiphia 1 AT DETROIT... Boston 6, Detrott 2 | BAN FRANCISCO, Jane §.—The} = - L Mu. Vout. | smallest bear in the world. fresh Californi . from the hands of the taxidermist.| Reached by vif Wash 4 modern. ap on er“ itith famous Reoenic jen Gate park, this trains daily. Past time, tle grizzly, perfectly service to the most eaervel, looks «@ the ent }dead than he did while alive hme sco $25.00 first his days were numbered and none! ** ond Des. . too happ’ I Information, sise Some time ago “Monarch” and] fetervations wt 6 Monta: the two Dig grizzlies} © Agent known to every child in San Fran-| cisco. ne n er i father to two tiny twin cubs, each we iS-in., high extend ing only fourteen o at i 06 te. oe Thaveain The two old bears were at as to what to do with h im saan ce nutive pring, and the BURNER LARGE B areas of “Monarch” | of STOVE—Regular $1 twins when it was the big paw ‘of its mother one might 97.60 ICE B ts head, and it was ta n, HIGH, 26-in, WIDE, made 200 and pureed under the of solid oak apacit ) ve in the . Ibs., regular $7.50, for. 65.08 Wine aS )1 10h CREAM FPREEZER—-qt pony! famous Blizzard, r but it could had recet ved for $1.70 tiny grizzly ~ ee The diminutive b WHITE COVERED VEG over to at t ta ¢ 1 So etulfed it ound tha 1 ETABLS DISH—Regu con’ Gaen Wonetared A 2 lar 60c, for 200 | | reer ental Atwell 7a tment it had received from the None went ©. 0. D. |] Brown’s Painless Dentists att nate demonatratic t it 5 713 First Avenue, ponderous parente | Parlors 44 8.8 Union Block ponderous pa ats, ous “ tk of MecDours! » Goutk nowrs Spelger & Hurlbut] i: oc. gn ona mor Stylish Cloth 1 ‘ . e. : fa Second and Union ! Ave, I iterature tickets Firet avenue Window Screens mcetient | of re attractive re) tee Spokane team. = and anenye lrop, Fertiity » eral and Sak na Waters, wm te TPSeTIMONY nre Revsirine Louis Klodt TEETH FREE BROWN’S PAINLESS pease ewelry Co ond Avenue app ‘Days More of Cut Rates NCAR RGR td WIGGS SUSPENDED veer “ic match will be pulled att in Back's theater, June 1 M GALT CARB, June 0—Sames| 1005 Me wo throw Carron voutelt the Wika, one of the Salt Lake bane: |{n finely munit ve ge: definitely sumpended by Manager| Goro at a later he Grimiin, after a meeting of the of ficers of the club yesterday after noon Grimlin, tt te said, has been Wiggs for some time, June 8.—Willlam EB Utah broke the | Palace saucer track last night CHICAGO, June %—Jobnny Da-| Samuelson covered the distance in gan of Oakland, Cal, whe was bad 84-6, lowering the record previ ly injured by & fall, while exercis-|OU#ly held by Kramer of Vailaburg ing Mansard, at the Harlem track, |Y ne Second a fow days ago, died at the Garfield hospital yesterday Makes a Clean Sweep hing like doing « thing Of all the Saives you of, Buck WRESTLERS MATCHED bent. 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