The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 30, 1905, Page 2

2 THE SEATTLE SAR Watch This Sp bad For our Big Bargain Announ tomor Lion Clothing House | rer Ae Ree ee | NO PI BRE, { Ina ree of these cases the apole 2oxdoo town, and - - }pla 1 have beld positions , ters in t A Oe _ ly down {ou Onhen’e | hawe pald them we American long ; who ean bit hard Ss AR ES ‘ eday that he wished be|Qut preferred to pass them up at ( thant eka R RAR a Nias oa <i “ agoa Cor. set Ma a uae aie ' FAMOUS GAME aha ca NEW | ia AFTERNOON : bh la ~ eee 7 v » A " aa, th wie “« t “ “ es ; “ roe by id. Phitad bia son q ' maa m m - A leath he ran & a ' HAIR PULLERS MATCH ttle Theater ; » @ the greatest George W. W m of Harring The Le tod “ ' ath recalls p Ke the w for & hair pub 1 Pp. HOWE Manager . . . atest game in which « match, eateh as cateh can, and Both Phones 62 m J weights barred, Any man mar a i Detroit: | ried sttherwise, with a strong ¢ i . wh head of hair will be met In contest THE FERRIS COMPANY in i . 7 SS ee ae heed of nate was . . a . “ t As @ side issue, and to promote ey alone aay on © w Wiedman pit Me his chosen atyle of athletic prowes Arthur ta t age Va t ' fer M offe to lift any = a 5 we ving | and was won t fo t , und man from the floor by th m Ret ' ooprecoig 4 fA. Wood, who at that time hatr of Wheeldon’s head. That he Oa Daith Ruseell. season ether was playing with Detroit, saved the can do this the Harrington man ts | Y “ ro —-Ste ftuher ; - en E . a ne ne ree) willing to wager any amount of Matinee Prices—160 26e—No higher. |) °°) : ‘ be pla a remarkable | money — me | ee bene sd throw which looked to) Phe Harrington Citizen, in pub Tira Avenue [Dut even painful ayers tet |0e,® sure home run in the tenth 8 | lishing Mr. Wheelion's. challenge, hea shows ag tay wae nvites contestants to write the . out 1 Se eee eal hallenger at Harrington, and hopes wes he gn } et ecrdigar ips scgee ANSON OR LAJOIE’ to pull off camel tne man ‘calgne TroNntoHT! TONTIOHT! work-out begin to be felt in| Which was the better bataman je events in the history of that And All This Week—Sat, Mat sore muscles and stiffened limbs,/ Arian ©. Anson or Nagoleon La | et ae RICKS and then the men realize that it ts Had Anson stayed in the . 2 Fens Compeny Inot all play. today, with all bis ancteat | jo THR ANNTE” “OLE OLSON” | Im order to get rid of the sore-| vigor, would he have beaten Larry Mp — ee — letter than Ever Before | ness they have to keep on working, | out in the season's averages’ » went Week 8 arting Sunday mat- | oven wae tee pany tired that | Had Lajote t in the thick of |!" Im for @ lot of praise by bis) free, Ap the Big New York |siop t# tmpoasible. ‘This ts the time | the game twenty years ago, would | team mates, Stace ie wom ar. Beccees, de MOONSHINER'S jthe players dr and the practice|he have displaced uncle aa the king | (val, Nate, fin Set leaguers fine DOAUGHTER” for a week or ten days falls behind | of hitters twirling has astonished both Man A powerful and thrilling play, | that of the ng day, unless the| Men who saw Anson crack them | twirline bas aatoniaied bot ie is Presented by a big eastern company. | weather ts hot. In the latter case |out in the hazy past will argue all | Ker “ones Mull | bella X. No change in prices. Phones 667. [the players come und” more| night that uncle was the better bat-| almost certain that the youngete ies ™ | quickly jter, and that Lajole never had the | ¥ Ht make some of the other t Auditoriam Hath ( rxe'ciser prayers on a team feet! eye or batting swing which made | °rs bustle for a regular positions: | >, “ine Street lene spring work more than the/|the old man the terror of all the rae ise side ares | alivery Fourth Ave. and Pine Street Lana Ga on @ vale: Ci GL pans eB nich the 5 n " ‘d i . be et ROLLER SKATING |tieulty of training increases every Men who have beon watching Na Fe 7, Bees a - mB _~ season a ballplayer is in the game. jpoleon soak the leather since he aaaity throws and walsh Au EVERY MONDAY, TUESDAY, It is this which makes the veter me to the fre will aver that the tnle ‘ | THURSDAY ANO FRIDAY AF-|ans dread the training pertod, and|Fenchman is taste Gracetes | ™ tence cali this kine TERNOON AND EVENING. some of them have withdrawn from and even more nA af - alls : Gentlemen, General admission, 180.| the game rather than stand the pre- | ever dared to be 0 evolving , Ladies, free. liminary work. This was the rea-|applics especta in pla have u the Hours for Skating— son why Jack O'Connor quit the| cities than Chicago adeaway.” ‘They say ; Afternoon—+# to 5; evening—8 to 11. | game, as well as“Chief” Zimmer and inkey’s park, Lajole | m fective thar pit be Also Social Dance |why “Duke” Farrell desires to quit ne,” says W. A. Phe-| which they * 4 only Bvery Wednesday and Saturday | Boston. ago Journal Chi- | a t tim ger sight. Gentlemen, 5¢ dies tree. | | The best of order will prevail at alt | Gre | ‘S'S BRITT WILL Greenbaum’s Cloak a Suit House From the maker to the we 1410 SECOND AVE Tel.—Sunset, Main 3448. The Chickering EVERETT nua c m classes will take part AN or | PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE NEW ORLEANS, Mare THURSDAY, MARCH | f * a * aod w | OPENED THURSDAY WITH rain which : Piano | ALL THE FANS EXCITED ae Weeetey ] e You Has bad many imitators, bu was des nt OH cae aah the < SAN FRANCISCO, March 3 H . a. 4 t « rs NO EQUALS Liner out Ch y! What? Yor ing F fied of congest r tt cA It fills every requirement tn jrotten! Say, w six-foot guy ae oe v | tak fat bleary-« son-of-a - ; TONE, TOUCH AND DURABILITY <@ here ‘wa beng him?” OS ANGELES, Mareh 30.—The | the ” pls, 60 Established 82 years and over 100,- | 'T nd a iew others f - ng acy seg W ~aaphodh. > " 000 in use. You are invited to come | ‘PF, o fans t ay Ww vided nei "E a a vena % vat im to see, try hear and buy hick- | py Coast > hak races. The t en ha agreed t ering Piano if you want the finest | son opens h a aticky condits as eit money. The ref on earth gE a a rain. In the third ra will b greed Al assortment of Hot a = was the med eat p 12 days before t nteat M. Cable. ail, Haddorff, Pease,|many a pe “pte Fan thal Mettt will train ot Hart prings D. C. Johnston Co. and vartous other | “wifie” W bev ib Nee ee ees Witte tn tairte coun pianos to select from jto get dows ght. on We have a number of good offers tle bet was neve ? d o th Sen a DATE SET FOR TOURNAMENT fn slightly used pianos on very easy | of fans were to f a, winner of the first ra PORTLANI on ehe terms. } » saloon, cigar stand and other , ¥* nly wucceasful favorite. scare Pest diet Pianos and organs tuned, repaired, | aseball hangouts, telling thelr > ~tee : ‘ for it polished. moved and store 7 tt re 1 m1 Ne @ date for its Old instruments taken in exchange | ‘Tiends of how he eo-and-s0 SAN FRANCISCO, March at ar ass for June 22 @s part payment on new ones | d do this and that.” While the 7, ¢iont overlooked Bombadier | 23 and 24. The tournament will be & cordial invitation ts extended | prelimin games have, of course, | wednesday. He woe from wire to| he wder the aus s of the Mult te anyone interested in the purchase | enthused the fans, yet they have \; His price lengthened to 3 » lod and G sb. Prizes fe REGULAR PIPE ORGAN to! been chafing under the delay of ; post time and he was sever | valued at $2 offered. The ee ee father time In bringing on the open- | oll < . oe etteved usee et two-manua! Kimball Tubular . othered. The favorite, Dr. Lago al t a pure in stock. | SS anges of the Teague season 1 never get up and had to be » $2 ' The meet How about an electric piano, with| The attendance at to ntent with second mone r open to ivea of or without keyboar We have| it ts predicted, will The latter had all kinds nator - Utah Seth. Prices from $680 to 766. ae as the locals be lined of bad tuck and could never get to| fornia and Britiat <iemntinaree up against the S$ OwIDE the front | D.S. JOHNSTO Aye s nthe NCO) n. year made U" WILL MEET THE HIGH SEATTLE’S LEAD | matertal, and y¥ CELI AED OS ING PIANO HOUSE the fans are al | ‘The Senttte } i #3 SECOND AVENUE they ean do the da ite inter Burke Building. expected to do great holaatic track A . 7 - ne Year, for t ie th ’ oe ee ae opinion amofg the y a aggregation is much ue or . * year than nat, oer ern no Remedies | ev = « “peal for ” We have all the best or the eut rates, ng. Goe ser, short, at . Nyais V and Spet he « , Wine Ca up 0 « r awmrded Spring Sa : Hot § RANGERS’ OFFICERS. Nyals 1 . uy. 4 ‘. Tape MYER PRINSTEIN t Panett 1 ! i ai New at Idora park ‘ apatt rid's chan m running ad |, a M CTrarh Graham as ba f Tacoma Pp, es and ump 5 rR FE ti I ° D. # Oakland will have M an s: Running brow ‘ wton, 3 " for box and Burns as ba D B inchon; Da | , ween . “ . ecord e H. HA Bert | | ‘ n Y get ' at 1 Jue ut STONE’ g,ike STREET \SCHOO!. BOYS at wate § PHARMACY t dc. $1.60 Stileon, § 266 pr 4 itite Sal sak ereers~ not | TO CROSS BATS} 35332" oi oppor Yutis, se ne ay f 6 other hardware b 4 eet them up in any action they may/and the high hool base- | . Both Phones, Main 923 take in putting unruly players out) ball teams wil! line up at Recrea-| $ er & ‘é the game. jtion park Saturday afternoon. The | ‘em—Ashley's Stud ve Cn cremanaey manag ha harte ia ela . bs t b e her PaeRm erm oom ee lear, which will r the street f ons nm Sundays 1 t soe ‘ 2g) ee . ‘| Sporting Briefs Seattle from 12 until 3 o'clock &@ Specialist in Diseases |those wishing to do so may ge |free ride to the grounds. A large § of Men and Women 3) BUTTE, March 20.—Honey Mel-| crowd of university and high sct lody, of Boston, and Jerry McCar-|fans will, of course, attend, for tip ate , t BLOOD POISON — | postively Githy, of Buffalo, have signed ar-| game is the first of the wea tm me and sys pomenirom Pi ticles for a bout to be held before! they are anxious to see wh : may B. P / 9 | the Spokane Athlett b on April! respective teams can do. pvaratgggieg weg > ‘ g > 18. The men will weigh in at 144 he game will be called prompt-|ing et The fa ae CONTRACTED DISEASES © pounds at 2 o'clock ly at 3:30 o'clock. Following are| poute of the vlan CURED IN A WEEK bd the members of the university | t consultation {ree §|. EVERETT, March 30.—Willtam |equad which will appear on the | ceuent accomr st DA. SEVERANCE ¢ | Haferkorn, Walter Thornton, A. 8. | grounds Busaabarg Brinker, | nie Ps -sord toe -2 « 2 | Taylor and A. J. Westland will go|Ralisback, Captain Hoover, Cales,| Tickets, reservations at et seATHLE, Wh , Bellingham Thurs > repre- | Shaw, Iabell leler, Grinstead, | tive titers t Oe te et ee a eet ating 8 1, O'Brien, Fishe and . 30, se == ee ne Paice... Attractive Collection of Wines and Liquors — ‘The above picture shows f our nt arr > n@ Maquors te ever re od by amy one liq. wor house in Seattle. Our variety is come OUR PRICES are th have ‘ tore famous, that fame having come to it by always quoting lower prices th ame era of Mquor are quoted el» y way for any one to find owt whether our PRICES ARE LOWER, is to make a round of comparison. You will find lots of sors that we uldn't handle because they are absolutely of no account, you will find n priced even higher than our good liq f you find the ame grades of liquors that we carry you will find the prices away above what we quote, Whatever we yu has our broadest gu both as quality ang the lower price. Our collection of wines and liquors te the largest and best selected on the Coast. Among them are the famous * and brandtes of the Itallan-Swias Colony, Asti Brand, Guckent Kye, Bee von ea R Ry . i re made in the greatest rye district in the United Btatew ( Metric, , i F r, Beim w and Her. mitage whiskies, k ery where as the highest grade Bourbons produced x Club Cocktatia, the only wnized high «rade ketal on th kot h ar r h « ed ken, Ging Ruma and Brandies, in wood or class) Norwee and Bwedieh Mquore, Prenct . 1 rio Porte, Duff Gon Sherriea, Rhine wi from the leading wine sMpesgnes, sparkling burgundy, Moselle and Muscato wines, tn fact anyth « t Whee we sell you a brand y nd on itt . these goods right (that ts In Bend) ang y tit right. It dos t pace t m aiff viner © well tt in the fame Pure condition tha e are no r A lowk ur store will convince you that we em to what We say; our r tat back of ft that we will do a The p ein 1 t Kost store of ite kind on the . but the CLEANEST store tm k t . b ha } st OF seesall Don't be bash let's & t 1 1 and see us, see our line, mam ® «et our prices and match them if yay J. ARONSON 104 FIRST AVENUE SOUTH FREE DELIVERY PHONES~SUNSET, PINK 1751; INDEPENEENT 1753 om. All goods packed in plain boxes, no marks te indicate contents, Mall orders bay ur promp t and careful attent THE WATCHES Contested for and Given b G. BENINGHAUSEN THE JEWELER Cleaning- Up - Time PI TTING IN kept 5 a. t With a GAS RANGE af The following rate shows (h WAT HEATER in the kiteha: F sion watch ga 2 and 3-10 you can do your work at im! ghau. 1 watch gained 4 8-10 expense and {n less time thm any other fuel. AS 18 CLEAN, NO DRE DUST OR SMOKE. 4 becomes indispensible, Seattle Lighting Co.| P.-1. Building, Fo urth and Union. Phones—Sunset, Kx. 27; Ind. 75. h Sth lowes Ap Contest 16th at 9 pm te for Mr re . March 320 Couper net good one week after date RAGLEY’S CORNER Specials for This Week ain Alcohol Grain Alcohol, Wood Alcoho Belladonna F Mennen's Pianos‘: Rent Rent Allowed on Purchase Price KOHLER & CHASE, 1505 2d Ave. (Established 1850.) Largest Music House on the Coast pint half pint half gallon ra, 20c kind. an 8 for am Powder 106 Tal BOTH PHONES 982. FREE DELIVERY. Max andoy Drug Co. Second and Pike | Baggage, Furniture, Storagt {fice and storage room, 136 Rx Postoffice building Sunset 902; independent $2.50 Shoo for sate at The Hu 615 tet Cure all chroot Ciseases of Pt and women wit out operatics RAGLEY’S CORNER CALDWELL’S BALL BEARING MOWER IS THE FINEST MACHINE MANUFACTURED have cured be ! first-class in It has the triple pawl ratchet te tting attach We gu tee it oe to. palin dress of “ ast Ale doggy easier than any ball bearing that have bet Santee given up to oe WeavaRant 16-inch }to cure umatism, a os vib 10.5 |tarrh, stomach, kidney, liver, 810.50 | all diseases. Call and see this woe derful Chinese medicine | Barr 5 ERNST BROS \talk with He Wo before git ® th Mh 1158. M4 Jour case as hopeless. om Snee 506 PIKE s nt | PREE A btaiae Crown Bontal Olticos elo WASHINGTON STREET of Philadephia a LE Located at um 6:00 and 1:00—and rf |] 41-32 HINCKLEY BLOCK MARION SFATTLE, eu St once by special measengete 717 SECOND AVENUB sreeet JQ Rise (Ta wash ~cacareee tee tad. teen. WON TRUST PHOTO SUPPLY CO. & Penivivat “piits|= School of Photography SPECIAL SALE THREE free te Amateurs } ae See _ROOM SETS. ‘ your cour of thet ite = Re ace ow 0 rere, RED FRONT FURNITURE Cc S'S BLoop, cee set, Main oy In 08-310 Gecond Ave. Bouth CQUSTEZEZESHESET SSE FGRSESRSE A