The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 22, 1904, Page 2

hall a ik nite einai a Aibs concte cima rear am po sso 2 ONLY A FOOL THE MUST GO | NO THIRSTY FOR THIS RELICF IN BIGHT | QUEEN ANNE LAWNS SUMMER } ~ musi } and bis r A pa i deyond ' t t by Reeds aN i how Uttle. The UNION Pays 4 . y : Per Cent Interest | M pinee TORS } cnbsraviegtas une »n | ® ' r tub apt aig i . . hes — jt nif 1 that Union Savings et oon: & Trust Co.!| @ the tank 112 CHERRY STREET. pai Al my Beattic agents Bank of Cape Nome | A LINE OF DEPT TING AND CITIZENS’ ALLIANCE GUARDI THE TRAIN A THE DEPORTED ] foster t Nome, Alask MINERS WERE PLACED ON BOA RD, q AMUSE v8 ve. Theater HERE ISA SNAP RUSseIL ar EW, Managers, | Both Phones. Main © better value Tonight . und there is no bett a All Week—Saturday Matinee. ar n the fa { the ear The Olty of Now York | 4 NOTE THE PRICES | ty ae es niche cael » SE COND- | Reino hienes HAND GRAND x F Aleazar | Pomuier | e. J price $950 Theater Bettis «& Nats arrick * i Mare. | i jchu 1 lodge ¥ if fr ‘ | THE TRAIN UPON WHICH U NION MEN WERE DEPORTED STOPPING AT CAMERON TOD AL- i . . and an opportunity t LOW THE GUARDS TO EXAMINE THE TRACKS. a price that at once sta is grent @pened on the old university grounds © meer Firth end Union, Friday, July 4 27th. at § pm The wonderful exhib a Japanese attack ag , nd naval demon | ja | | |_ ONLY $590 D.S. JOHNSTON (0, @erdo boats and hatticships, excites Seaieet ery where ER'S MILITARY BAND—25 r STAR 903 Becond Ave, Burke ) Bide % imber, this ie net a mere er a a eee of a stereopticon show, but Big ee ee ee a chi ao ag of the wortd's ae was the first game lost by Corstens, Al ’ ty pie annon firing 590 Brown, Jack McCarthy atracte 4 fitted 4 MUEEe nt \ecocka 40 tee in length eee 90001 e ony wy , inte q Blon't fail to nee it. Come. Re- ee 90000 ; t D @erved acats. Admission 10 3 | Dechaasn and Byrnes v1 mptres McCarthy and McDonald. tor palr LOS ANGELES 6, PORTLAND 4 PORTLAND, June 22—The An gels won the game yesterday on ac- | CARLO SMITH'S BATTING HELP. ED SIWASHES TO DEFEAT AN- RECORD done, aad « years with all work. | Ge.s eae OF de tome lelinan ot Pare , | an Bote eee ecm | RHO SHANNON'S TIME IN HUR- j Sa ey nae met 6 . | OLE RACE YESTERDAY | ; ruiand 200 oo oor s i. nt PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. | Low Angel S500 600-8) | casas 40 te ae | 3 | sora sine ec |. Batte Butler and clman me i Standing of the Clubs. FE ae er a K Wo Lost. ‘ by THE NATIONAL LEAGUE, Tio Shannon, owned by Mra J Oakiand sm 4 BOSTON—New York 6, Bos-| world's second at. The. Meadays. in Seattle ee OT as ale rate at ts aman 2 AT CINCINNATI—Cineianatt 2,| 6 et: The peditem ortiand ... 53 Chicago @. Gaes of ie: unleieen comm ae 3 i " The Meado — i. : iar es | Bargains in a WSs " esterday’s AT BROOKLYN-Philadelphia 4, | Novemtler, 1942. Cochran carried 1! iy Seattle won out in y y | Brooklyn BY | pounds, while Iio Shannen had 190 Ran es pataamenns Jeame at Recreation park bya) P 7 ea a 4 : . . a Pittsburg St mie Shannon, and ie|f Some have been wned @ Iittle 4 Derby Day, Saturday seore of T to 6. The game was £004) Touts ¢. yg Ang mg My 4 ’ in spota, So was Charlie Hall's second . F June 25 pitching. Knoll was in the box for] THE AMERICAN LEAGuE, Bozeman. | 1 Tiridge Teach j San Francisco and was hit freely > " m the st : F Tom Delahanty played an excel-| , AY WAS INGTON New ¥ at hed Se See TE 2 nd Range. lent game and eat up everything Are You Going to the Derby the next i Favorite F that came his way, Carlos Smith's! a7 CHICAGO—Chicago 2. ( p $a oat auarver Geet 4 ees | batting surprised the fans He was! tang 1 ro Sg ge AY og oS MEE ts dune Excursion Rates responsible for bringing in f 4 =~ a a ewel Range, oven t4x a at of the seven runs made by| AT ST. LOUIS—Detroit 2, st! we lang m4) : Seattle. Louts 6. Be — bet a 1 Majestic Range, oven to 7 ee eo0ee ft of the track 1 inches square, original E 00601 3| nf lengths the goed. - a OUT SALT |i; vaterase tna ‘ TACOMA 4, OAKLAND 0, | « 91.00—Seattie to or from any CHICAGO, June 21.—The direc-| Put one f ame } with t on route TACOMA, June 22.—Tacoma} tors of the Washington park race yy Tpke per 9.60 round trip, good until June} shut the Commuters out in the|track announced Jast night that : ‘ ; Meamer Perdita leaves Galbraith —- _ —| that place this year, and also that|'P* Port. The horses left at the post scented he A alan @oek, foot of Ma‘tison street 7. m | the track may t andoned. nee au wine as T. bday, except Mondays; 7:30 a. m } the prob bition of book making ra Phones John 981; Ind. A. 1166 Y Bundaye a Returning same day. Union Steamship Co. | 222 GLOBE BUILDING. ee 4 ALL SUMMER a Day and Night Classes, ing men refuse track, and the en the past few days wer ficlent to pay the nothing of the purse ee to about $4,000 a day. inferior goods w } - —--— you can get the best for le PHOENIX CLUB money, Fine Old Teakettle Wh || $3.50 per gallon, inkey, 4 third Kgbert susp | Judge terbury club witt | yy amateur The hold it boxing cs Tuesday ev large penix Athletic fourth monthly nival at Ranke hall next ning. An unusually ims number of new entries is on | ter, repeate + Fine O14 Blue |§ $3.00 per * Whiskey h ra that Smith Hy bumped gallon. it Aven! im in mak-| Gold Fillings , Buff 51. Ind. 39. Midiies certs at doraed tant House i ] the bill fo? that night, The follow-| ing the turn, with a view to making| Sliver Fillings in comprining | Purnit Free Delivery. ing are slated to appear | Clyde Rey lore his stride | Bridge Work .. figre than ever ottered’ i Bantams, Mike Maher, Billy Burns,| Inaugurator, winner of the seven-| Gold Crown jave come to stay and incan comme Den Hammond, F. J. Bov long event yeaterday, wax bid in] All Work Guaranteed’ 18 Get our, prices. Tooth extracte: Y say was os eee rpin for $300, Hi 1 at $200 featherweigh |e White, Harry Nagi Elmer Johnaon, On, it and replaced with new rommy | * $23.00 free, without pain ones th, Jimmy Murray ‘onto PA LESS C DENTISTS Corner Third. to | era. | ven | one extracting | work is} en Guarantes for Us | ~ Adhesive Pilable Plate the k we B00 Gold Fillings i > ms dondaye | Goig © I | we same day BK iY bs ibers | Murphy Wine Kano; spectal 120-1b, claws, Tommy | pyo4j nee Py Hours—8:20 to 6; Sunday, 9 to 12] “Notice to Subscribers IDolan, 'F'MeGeogh,” Bruiser ‘ora, |Notiee t@ Diamond lee Custmoere tidy Sisendna ; It, any evening, your copy of The & Liquor Co, Harry Allen; lightwoights, Al Pem-| educed rates on} San the splendid w ime Sot arrives, at 00 o'clock, | OT ge ec | borthy, Tom Mooney, Eddie }low-|!ee ’ ma | a0 ae nat the entrance, is, 6 soteene ° tke tress Seattle Hlard, Tom Morgan, Dan McGuire,|"?™ per } Bibans 1tbcand ceors ait cen'| Family Trade a Speciaty, | Henry Mason, Tommy Fitsgerald, (Pounds in resiionog etree ot HARVARD eerTers Py pt SECOND AVE. 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