The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 26, 1905, Page 2

* atk hak ” TESS SSSSSSSSE CICS SESS SECS SS CSCC eee ee eee ee ee icici ices Meieleieismememieieidle * KKREREKER HEE seen o —___—- hae Se NINE MEMBERS OF PHILADELPHIA AMERICAN LEAGUE TEAM Won. Lost, Pot Those who dug down int@thetr Oakiand . 16 9 640] joans for the pigasure of witness Tacoma ® c ing & baseball Gime were justified Ban Franct#oo . w oO; tn ac ing Cohen, Agned & of Los Angeles »~-M u 500) taking mey under false pretenses. Portland . 10 u @7| There was not a ball gamo at Seattle bneeee'® 1 92] Recreation park Tuesday a farce comedy in nine REE EER EER RRR How Can We Win. +. * eon Butter-Fingers | * «The game was bad + oner Tuesday's exhibition | *& The player? worse *| of mufts and wild throws, of mighty * And rather than start on #/ heaves at the atmosphere and slow ® hisses and jeers, % | freight tactics on the bases is for *® The peanut man fell in his * on. the better. *® can, *!| Sufficient to know that the aggre * And the seats rose up in *] gation of low-salaried diamond art ® thers. *% | ists wearing Seattle uniforms put * %| Up a ragged article of ball, and, nat SEER RE EE Be Urally, loot — Tuesday's Los Angeles 9, Seattle 4 ball tam was a keen Whieh tells the talé of Tuesday's) ment to the local fans cothedy of errors at Recreation While the team was away from — ~ 7 ~|home we all were glad to regard | MEN'S P. K. STOCK TIES their losses as having been In WORTH $1.00 will be closed out at) by careless or mediocre p | fluenced more by “bad luck” than 5Oe each. But Tuesday's game showed Clothing House size-up of the Seatttle HENLBY. disappoint Weldon Henley is a Georgian he looks good to a in the box. but Philadelphians ying. plainly that the Stwashes are play ing losing ball because it's about Firet Ave. South and Main Street | the best they've got in stock ee no one can blame Rusty AMUSEMENTS Soatthornceater| se vet with the Lilliputian-propor The Leading Theater best tioned sack given him by timable firm of Cohen, Agnew & It Is said, and there ts no reason to the ea- J. P. HOWE, Manager doubt it, that the Seattle manager LAST TWO WEEKS. has had less funds with which to THE FERRIS COMPANY hire his players than any other —IN That greatest of New York successes, “THE CHARITY BALL” By David Belasco and Henry De Mille Souvenir Matinee Wednesday. NEXT WEEK, Starting April 50, “FRIENDS” by Milton Royle. PRICES—10c, 25c, 500-—No high- manager in the league. It looks aa if we are up against the old, old story—the proposition that bas killed the national game tn many a good city where the pat- ronage would have been excellent, if THE GOODS HAD BEEN DE- LIVERED. John 8. Barnes, who fs notorious all over the world as an exponent of sports, who would sell a league championship if the sack was big enough, put the kibosh on baseball im St. Paul, and it was years before that city could boast of a league membership again. And today the Saints are just beginning to wake up and take an interest in the game again Barnes was “after the money.” That was the long and short of it Where other managers spent a dol- DAVIS. Harry Davis ts one of the big mitt |men and cavorts around first base for the Athietica er. Matinee = Prices—10c, 2be tgher Seattle's GRAND orn i=: HOUSE Theate- JOHN CORT, Mer. Both Phones. 65 POLLARD LILLIPUTIAN OPERA COMPANY No MATINEE TODAY “A GAIETY GIRL.” TONIGHT ané Thursday Night, “THE GEISHA.” lar, he spent a nickel, and if he ever : «ay| did, by any accident, pick up @ Friday and Saturday Nights—“An | ° . . American Millionaire.” Saturday | 004 ball-tosser, he could keep him M. CROSS. Monte Cross has cavorted around only until a good offer came along. When Johnny Barnes took control matinee—"A Runaway Girt Popular Pollard Prices SOc. THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, APRIL a6, 1905 COAKL Coakley was a Georgetown unl versity pitching sensation and was grabbed up by Mack. He made good last year and should be the class this season. POWERS Powers butted into baseball fame as a backstop at Notre Dame uni versity, and jumped into the big league at one bound. MURPHY The brilliant second | man who doesn't have youngsters trying to oust him during the spring train- ing. SBYBOLD. Better known as Box. He plays right field for Connie Mack's aggre gation and is a walloper of the sphere. SAN FRANCISCO, April 26.—Not & favorite came under the wire first yesterday, all the races being won by fairly long sho Betting was | Mahe on the winners, all the plung jers wagering on the picked horses |The weather was cloudy, but the | track was fas | NEW YORK, April 26.—In the Presence of 15,000 persons the Albe marie stables Santa Catalina, at & to 1, won ¢ 5,000 Excelstor hand! cap at Jamaica yesterday, defeating & good field. Preen, an added #tart- or, finished first, but was disquali- foul Another of Mack's outfielders, who — pam eee can also pitch and hit like « house) TOPPY —SWAGGER — CORRECT 25e. Few front rows, 75c. Matinees,/ of the St. Paul franchise, the Min-|the short field for the Athletics for afire His club mates call him “To- 25e and 6 & corking good | #0 long that to see the team with- “* because he jumped to th Won't you call and nee the latest a | baseball town. When he got|out him would be like “Hamlet’ association team rather | Styles and best $3.00 hat values tn STAR THEATER | trrouch with ti, t was the worst-| with the Dano missing than decorate the Atbietic’s bench, | Seattle? KE. N. Brooks @ Co, 1331 Con. Furst ave. ond Madison paying town on any cireult. Now, ind avenue. on Bight Wonderful Acte—Lola Cot-/ 4 real magnate, George E. Lennon, | ton, the original Georgia Magnet: | owns the team, has put in a cham- (efforts to give Jonen, De Mora and Graceta Linnie | DION Aggregation and the game pays | sentative team Love, Perle and Diamant, Nellie} asain | os ‘ aay : Gertn—iilustrated songs, the Bilo- hen the motive is so plain as in the a repre graph. your case, it's up to an independent = cas Maines Will Seattle go through a similar | paper to let you kaow that “we're rd enue experience? on!” 7 stor It looks very much that way Gentle éseeeeas “The Most Popular Theater.” Fi ye —e « > = not _ jLom Angeles... 00420010 ; a Panag money So Day © couple! Batteries—Ghields and Beene & teow. Mansgwre §=— fot “Al” pitchers, let alowe 08 00-| 1:41 and Bager tire team of good players. When : TONIGHT! Toman | Rasty soflered for more funds, SHUT 'EM OUT. Cohen fairly wept tn indignation. PORTLAND, April 26.—Tacoma A Real Funny Comedy, ; “Get ‘om — cong ple 8l-| shut Portland out here Tuesday, oe - leged magnate is said to have re-| winning out by a score of 6 to 0. ‘A GIRL FROM ALBANY. plied. “Get ‘em cheap, und train | ats fumbied at short and a terrible Next Week—“The Two Orphans.” | "em!" bombardment in the eighth did the wr Say -—=— trick. a oe As I sald the other day, 1 don't | RUE Both Phones 567. ) ' rs believe In knocking when a team {8 | portiand. 600000000-0 4 1 Don’t forget the Good Shepherd tuck } a 36. playing up against hard luc! Tacoma, 00603000206 9 0 Charity Bail, Apri And, at any rate, | have no de-| patieries—Garvin and Murphy sire to knock the players because | qnomas and Grama. Umpire FIRST ANNUAL they are not up to the standard | that this league demands. anes TOWN LOT BALL. Bench Show | v«: «x OAKLAND, April 26.—Brrors at Bot when men i. es critical moments caused Oakland to Agnew foist upon loving | lose the game by a wide margin. oF THE people of Seattle a cluster of tmita- | Ee Seattle Dog tion stars and believe that they can prin: 2003060205-—1310 3 own, it"! ‘® Up to some On | Oakinnd 010000006 the calcium on them. Batteries Wheeler and Wilson; game attended by |Granam, Hegan and McMurray. U prominent Seattle fans. | pire Perrine ten were outspoken in - their indignation against the own-| patting ers of the club. | around,” A baseball team is looked upon jiurn up. The fighting Dane con- throughout the circuit as represen | timwes to assert his willingness to tative of the city it represents. If | bet White that he can put him it's a good team, It's good advertis- away inside of tem rounds and all ing; If {t's @ poor team, it's poor/the preparatian he wants is a advertising. night’s rest. Nelson is living in the And here is Mer er . great hoe jhope that Britt will give him a re- , enterprising. go-a! elty, expected |turn match, bat James is bashful CHARLES McALLISTER, Bec'y. 1+ support a mediocre team gathered |and won't xay the word. They will ity Ht Seattle, Wash. | together simply for the purpose Of | moet though, as soon as Mr, = | filling the Cohen till, without any| White's case is attended to, Stick Greenbaum’s Cloak QA | regard for o standing in the lne-}a pin right thera Britt knows that Suit H up! the public wants to see him fight use It seems too bad that the fran-| Nelson, and as the public pays the From the maker to the wearer. | chise is not in the hands of some | freight. Jimmy will have to do the 1410 SECOND AVE. public-spirited men, who have! public's bidding or euffer the con- 7s Nelson i# “hanging waiting for something to Madison Park Pavillion APRIL 28, 27, 28 and 29, 1905. American Kennel Club Rules. ENTRIES WILL POSITIVELY CLOSE APRIL 18 ‘Tel.—Bunset, Main 3448, enongh business foresight to reallze | sequonces that a good ball team—even if it " does cost more money—means «& There has been some talk of good investment, and that a bad | penting Young Corbee nna ian ball team—even if, at the outset ging wl rbett and Eddie Hanlon together in May, but the money is saved—means a poor in |match undoubtedly will be passed Breaks Even vestment. up now that there is to be no fight in April. Corbett and Hanlon, a! Some may quote you afew Which behooves me to refer |/though both are on the down grad baits, but if you will stay with the Reliable Druggists, you will be ahead. Selling: Peruna, $1.00 size Swamp Root, $1.00 size Mesars. Cohen, Agnew, et al., to the well known saw from the lips cf/ old Abe Lincoin “YOU CAN'T FOOL ALL OF THE | F PLE ALL OF THE TIME.” would draw a big house, They are intensely popular with the fight fol lowers, and if in condition could put up a battle worth going miles to see. The two desperate fights A3e B30 Stone Root, $1.00 size 83e¢ | Come, Cohen, press your fingeron|they engaged in are fresh in Quenton's Violet Ta! 15e the “paid out” key of your cash/the memory of the fan and a third Colgate’s Violet Ta 16e J register and loosen up! Give us alengagement would be hailed with Danderine, $1.00 size... 83e § ball team! We want to hand you | delight Danderine, 50c size 430 See our window for specials on Soap for one week Your prescriptions are all well taken care of here. You get the best and the prices are reason able. Phone us your drug wants and seshow quick we deliver the goods, our half doliars and quarters; we —_ are willing to see you wax pros-| A fight between Frankie Net! and | perous, but you've got to make goo4./Owen Moran, the English bantam When a man pays two bits for | who arrived tn America recently, cigar he wants a two-bit cigar. If|is a very remote possibility. ‘The |his dealer palms off an inferior | Britt-White and Britt-Nelson fights make then he gets himself mighty|must be gotten out of the unpopular. before the little men can be given | Now, remember, Mosers, Cohen,!a chance to hook up. Even then | Agnew and associates, 1 am simply | Moran may have to give way to expressing the sentiment of a ma-| Jom Bowker, as that doughty littie jJority of the fans. This business | Britisher again has announced his of “boost” is all right if the men intention of coming to America to behind the club are sincere in thelr | fight Noll, STONE'S PIKE ST. PHARMACY Reliable Family and Prescrip- tion Druggista. 419 PIKE STREET. Both Phones, Main 933. CURES Yocramps ) OLi * SHIRTS—NECKWEAR—HosiERY! A beautiful showing of new spring he j at 1 let u? show you, I I ks & Co, 1931 2nd ose way | QUALITY AND REPUTATION MARK EVERY PIANO IN OUR BTORE AND MUCH FOR THE PRICE THAN CAN BE FOUND PUPS ON - PARADE The dog show of the Seattle Dog Fancters’ association began at Reo- reation park Wednesday afternoon. The pavilion was crowded with some Of the best blooded dogs in the coun try. The purps were paraded just WHERE prior to the opening of the show m Judging began after the parade.| CHICKERING & f¢ Rewards will be made as soon as| HOBART M. CABLE poasibte W. W. KIMBALL Co. PEASE PIANO CO. D. 8. JOHNSTON CO. ELSE- 8 co. ee ee ee } waar Bosses sar; PIANOS a a a ie Me te i ee VOCALION KIMBALL and BURDETT ORGANS SIMPLEX PIANO PLAYER INSTRUMENTS PIANOS TO RENT. sTOR SATURDAY EVENIN OPEN 3 SECOND AVENUE nion Bakery and Cafe Six loaves of the best Mome-Made Bread in the city B5e CLARK GRIFFITH, Manager New York American League Team. * 1 HUTCHINSON CO, Clothiers, Second an! Union “I am satisfied that the Highignd Jers will give every team fe ,the | league a hard run for their, mgney | this season, and if we don} .fipish one, two, I shall be greatly gur-| _ prised, The development of Chase, | the California reerult, the igprpve ment in the team work andybaying of the youngsters and the macaifi cent condition of our pitchers, leads me to consider our chances _the brightest. The race should be fast | and furious.”—Clarke Griffith | pes Raa BOSTON DENTAL PARLORS Twelve-year guarantee Lady attendants Houre—-$:30 to 6; Sundays, » to 12, Both phones 1420 SECOND AVENUE. Fifty feet Hose with couplings and nozs complete. Fully guaranteed, $ |The Rubber Store, 714 ist ave. “ i, wooo J Seattle Coal and Wood Co, face Street and Railroa Ava @& Phones: Main 93; Ind. 93 %-Inch Cotton Garden all Jas. Means’ Hand Made $2.50 Shoe for sale at The Hu GIS tat Avenue RELIABLE TRANSFER CO. Baggage, Furniture, Storage § {)"." SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK ONLY jestic and Monarch Steet from $85.00 sup, Office nid storage room, 1216 Viret RED FRO ru } evenue, Postotfice building He Serene hve: ate Phones—Sunaset 002; Independent, wbheradel eee om. HIGHER QUALITY | D. S. JOHNSTON CO, Was It Hard Luck That Lost Tuesday’s Game of Baseball--- Other Live Sports By Len Hunt FORSTER ORGIIOROIOIGIOTOIOIOII IOI III I IOI IRE IOI III IIS IGIDIOI IOI TRIGIOIIII IOI CICICIOIDIDIOICIEIIOIOICII CII ISOS OSSD A A BARTON Harry Barton did katop stunts in the Tri-State league last season @nd was signed by Mack a# an ex-| periment this spring. He looks! good ] ISSUES HUNTING GUIDE So great is the interest in camp- | ing aroused by the trip of the prest-| dent to the state of Colorado that | the Der & Rio Grande Raliroad company, in order to answer the in- | numerable inquiries regarding hunt- | ing, fishing and outdoor life, has just | 1 in pamphiet form a guide to | nost desirable camping places tn the Rocky Mountain region, THREE-CORNERED RACE BAN FRANCISCO, April 26,—Ne gotiat have been completed by Treasurer Barrett, of Stanford unt VYersity, for two three-comered row ing races between Washington, Cal ifornia and Stanford, to be held on Lake Washington, Seattle, May 80 There is also a possibility that the rew will go to Portland af- 1 and take part there in a under the auspices of the| and Clark exposition, Garden Hose and Lawn Sprink regatta Lewls lors of all kinds, The Rubber Stc 714 let ave. 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