The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 12, 1905, Page 2

% ee ee ee a : THE DOPE SHEET-- BYLEN } HUNT Rin igtupshdunbenvpesens sponse veoth Kemmeér again broke up the pa y {ring Stilt Hurns got what he was iraday by slamming one over the |looking for—ratuitious publicity Jeft field fence. Almoatwveryone in | dear to the heart of every pus yunds thought it was about all ore with Seattle by reason the} Nick Williams went to the bad fact that they did not give the In-/again Thursday. He didn't do & Hians credit fer being able to swat | thing but put the Siwashes in a hole the ball, and with them, was mere-|every five m It ms too ly a question of time until an|bad that V cannot get hie Francisco would rap out the win- | control down to working order, Wil Bing run. But for once the fans /llams, when he is there with the Were agreeably kiboshed, When |goods has them going, but he gets Kemmor came up to the plate, Shea, off and when the crisis comes either thinking he had the “dope” on the | passes his man or soaks him in the fat boy 4 for a high one, It)ribs with the on hong eget e an . over the fence. }game he gave three passes in the ee ts y third taning and hit Spencer, fore With the arival of John L. Sul jing in a run van comes numerous challenges | - third rate pugs who seek the} Johnnlo Kane still continues to notoriety of having their names con-| hand up the goods on the third | ected with that of the greatest of | jsack, His fielding Thursday was | prize exponents. orthy of the best of them, He | Take for instance the recent chal bandied one of those swift, bard Jonge of Tommy Burns, who avers | ones, while going at full speed, Just that he is simply dying to clash with the mighty John I. Burns knows that there is abso ehance for such a meeting to occur as John L. with his generous super fluity of avordupoils is not going to hase a 156 pound man around the THIS HOUSM has a bargain day every business day @ year we're catering to Seattle resi- dents—we want your trade—and ‘we want you to come ag - mee MEN'S PANTS worth $2.00 the palr union label and well made, while _they last they're priced at $1.35 DURADLE RUSINESS SUITS in tweeds and worsteds—the kind You pay from $12.60 to $15.00 for where—on sale at $7.50 the IR SUITS —the tallor made tn tmported Scotch tweeds and English worsteds and clays i you'll take the time to examine ARGAINS: on tely wo | great stick work, r, | dealing out the stuff of late and a | ma } As lot uses his head. ke old Tom Delahanty used to nab Kane did not do any but he has been a last year make hits all the time. & base runner 8 got the rest the Siwashes in the timber, He too, and ts willing take a chance now and then. mn can’t Thursday he almost beat Whalen'’s delivery to the plate from third, and would have done #0, had not the | Whale cut his windings short | Reuss Hall woke up in the coach. er’s box yesterday and gave the ladies a treat. They like to hear him lally ing over the diamond. Russ of late has been so worried in try tha bla: J © the youll buy ‘em because | re priced from §10.00 to/ nit 00. — -— BITHER heavy or light weight| | President Suspenders, 5c the | Wai pair; Prince, 250 Suspenders now| 3! at Se pair. Big assortment $00 ee da at 25c the pair. are ‘You asmoker? If so fy member that we gel! three eges of Union Leader, Pattersons, Seal or Fashion, for 100; full Durham, 10¢ packages four for BSc; Sc packages seven for 25. All chewing tobaccos at less than competitors. Try us for your te- me > wants. ALL WooL and fancy #3 each on gale tomorrow at 1.50. os H CLOTHING HOUSE AMUSEMENTS STA! AR THEATER — ave and Madison p pied ie; box ta, 25, Worth five times the money-— Zotta and her educated horse, Buck, the horse with the human brain; Dalsy Harcourt, Montgomery & Cantor, Kosure & Trio, Hustrated song, new moving pictures. JOHN L. SULLIVAN. “The Most Popular Theater.” Russell & Drew. M. orn Both Phones PRICFES—Night, 2c, 2c, 40, Sc Matinees, 100 and 25 TONIGHT All Week—Matinee Saturday A Play of Great Heart Interest. “WOMAN AGAINST WOMAN.” Presented by a Capable Company, Next BASEBALL RECREATION PARK TODAY, 3:30 P. M, San Francisco vs. Seattle \_ and Cedar Street Cars. Greenbaum’s Cloak and. Suit House From the maker to the wearer. SECOND AVE. —Sunset, Main 3448. iNew York Dental Parlors Ten years’ guarantee. Hours—#:20 a m. to @ p.m Eundays, $:80 a. m. to 12 m. 614 FIRST AVE. SEATTLE cond floor Howard Building epposite Penn Mutual Life Buti¢ing. Jas. Moans’ Hand Mado $2.50 Shoo for salo at The Hu ALBERT HANSEN Improved 5 Acres T but for “Twas th ight not bro \ wit 8 Money to Loan on Watches, Dia- De not buy & watch or diamond | window and our prices, marked | plain figur Seattle Ther’s wonders and ther’ But the greatest cf ‘em And the funny batting did it For pite! fence. William gave three base passes in one tnaing, went “blondy.” Seattle has a pitcher, Who's hair is very fair, But every time he's on the slab He bikes up {n the air. Skel Roach was the “gopher kid Thursday. holes than ever graced the biggest prairie in the land, Whalen was tapped for nine hits “Choimes, de Sea Monster,” lammed out a two-base Baby Kemmer Thursday. He tried to beat a runner to first runner safe. Factory Sale 100 Skirts, original selling price ing to pi his bunch to victory t his jubilant nature bas been nketed. FAh FOOD fs ont of the dungeon. loe Corbett for tomorrow Baby Kemmer's home run again won the game. Burns brought in a ran with a nders, a when Seattle's second baseman hoved his bat against the ball. part of it was, once the team pulled the her out on the right side of the he Lord loveth a cheerful Russ Hall don't. giver and ing in a run. picture of charity all but the Hall of fame would stand for it and to the bucket hit another man He crawled out of more ie hit w aught in two runs. Russ Hall made a bum buttinskt | when be took that pop fly away from McHale Dusty Miller showed Improvement h the stick Thursday got real after fielding the ball, and then threatened to peg the sphere at Slats when “de king” called the Coats From $5 to $15 $8.99 to $10.00; price $4.95 Shirt Walsts and ‘shirt Waist uits at %-price. Factory sale 1207 2nd Avo. Next to Stone Tiaihs sires Viwher & Lane econd Ay. Next to Sere Drugs , Be monds and Jewelry. ‘cre you see our display in o Isaac Lurie, Prop BOSTON DENTAL RELIABLE TRANSFER CO. Baggage, Furniture, Storage PARLORS Twelve-year guarantee Lady attendants Houre—4;20 to 6; Sundays, 9 to 12 Both phones. 1429 FRCOND AVENUE. and storage room, 1216 First Postoffice bullding. SPECIAL FOR ONLY On Majestic and Monarch Steet Ranges from $36.00 up. RED FRONT FURNITURE CO. 208-310 Second Ave. South. HILL THIS WEEK To the most popular man or woman in Seattle or King County, ‘Two men hired to count the votes. I vege for Mr. or Mrs Contest closes May 15.” I have sold so much land close tn to Se@Mle the last two years terms of 10 cents a day, and these choice five acres free, the So wend in man, rooms 1, @ or 2 Times block. buy@Ps feel so good 1 will your votes to C. D, sof el SAN Japan's greatest FRANCI THE SEATTLE STAR FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1905. Oe 1¢ Wheel * , ? . gis, More! | iyo oor 301-51 t| INTERESTS pupys Lone 1° 900604 NOTICH * Portland 1013011 . , i | roi. Uno, oremos creiroWag. Hogan” and | | Owing to thf : Grabar "Fren h a@4 Mclean, Um he 2a te va " n * . i i HOLD Pe 1 be unable * . WON ID @ sixTH ing page . iu Jitsu Expert WON IN TH | , eee Lust £ | he ct tetra JAN FRANCISCO, May 12.—} r o. sporting t - the oad hit in the sixth inning gave Oak-| t on Wodne id ee ame, three runs) ® May 17, instead. Ln the mean- & ' STANDING OF THE CLUBS. [land Thursday's gam apis. x : Ro in le 2 CO.—Prof, Ono, ;art af jia jitsu, who arrived h@e lresulting from the mou rong a * time he will con oe rr te on- we) a oe ty WOON time exponent of the} recently en route to West Pol Mon. Wont. Pet. |agninst Toren. Outside of that ong mute signed articles to the & | met le Oh where he will toach the young idpa| Tacoma ...6 e+. 2 632 | inning Oakland could not touch th * porting page of The Star ev- & the, enti at the military academy how Bo | Oaklar oo eeoe Ml 653 | Los Angeles man ey rid) rye |} ery ¢ nin a al here * ne differen twist an adversary Into a state pf | Los Angeles . - | Loa Angeles 00100 be balk | insensibility, J# a man of tremengl- | Seattle pen Oakland 4-10 0.0 0 ~ Al kaa RK Re HH) RANT ON WARPATH ous strength and remarkable quic j Port und 4. 16 Batteries : oon an ; ‘ ett ness. It is aald of him that Tf ee | = IGchmidt and Kyrnes. : Kid” Krag break a man’s neck with a glight|, The good ship Siwash, Captain . LEAGUE le Ping ws “ Men's Buits , ' ton the Ryan push with the open hand api | Russ Hall, arrived in port after “| NATIONAL ony ; . r r oc t I dislocating of an arm or a} i, (stormy voyage from Recreation] New York 4 Louis 0 , F t gnifict : ; gentle twist negotiated wit\st harbor, with a cargo of Seals, on| floston 6, Chicago 0 | new A. Bridg ' fingers is mere child's playt O§o | Thursday evening. During the voy-| Cincinnatt &, Brooklyn 7. | al ond. “le aR — waded through all of the strofg }@6° fom Port First Inning, one] Pittsburg 4, Philadelphia 3 * - Jt men of Hawail on his way over, |S#llor, by the name of Nick Wil a hee $75.10. ve disposing of six men in as many |Hiame, was lost overboard, While AB CLO i Wweneea: Set ns ; P : minutes: j Bo authentic information can be se : sven. 2e rhe ees —- . Ch a jeured in regard to the matter, yet VA 9 nea here There anaes Soy R k 7? ope se it is claimed that Williams mu- | bose! eg Bernt ig dong + y, Ce NP ; Unted and, after repeatedly refus- | day between Vancouver fue wy ‘ xourde ’ ; ing to do as he was told, waa|toria. The oO Nee hat saain pele 4 thrown over the side by Captain | 4 . of A Sto finteh, Maren ; anna Bonn ani i Hall. The accident happened when @ from btart to fate Nee I E “ peg oh ge » or Sen Pies Williams, through poor inanshlp, ated ag odo rol vs Rear t S an asy 4 May 1 3 allowed some of the Biwash rigging jcovver | /- M evaciat nar to be carried away, The Siwash | Seo ree rere atter Te Was trying to beat off a |b shore | ¥ an pad “9000008 2—2| To buy a plano on D. 8. Johnston a sy, ire Pacific, in the face of a strong head sea and | Victoria Co.'6 easy payment plan. If you 6.19 to ona Lake, Ind, and me. Sigh pale Ot the tine, and 2 PWLLINGGCHAM WON have wet taken the time to taventt-|" on sale May 12 only short intervals it looked as if she : gate this matter tt will pay every |‘ ket Office, would be blown on the beach ven Muy 12,—Bellingham | intending buyer to do #o at once. man Skel F h was thon ent) sated Mverett at this place! You will find the biggest stock tn! aloft to clear away the wreckag®,|Trersaay before more than 4,090|the Northwest to select from, and no after which th wash mettl WN | copie, by w score of 9 to 8 at waslfiner line of instruments can 4 O O07) | and held her own against the ele |i, opening mame of the » and/found anywhere than the ( wa. | Cac weerereeneall ments, until arriving in the viclM-| 144 fang turned out in full ten ¢.|{ng, Hobart M. Cable, Kimball, Had- | ity of “Tie” rocks, Hore the foree| sony of the business houses and|dock, Pease, D. 8. Johnston Co., and 104 FIRST AVE. souTH, |) Jof the elements threw her hard] ius closed down in order to allow| Lakeside Pianos and Kimball Reed || Phoues—Sunset, Piok 3751 i aground, where she lay until hauled | co lovey to witness the firet|and Pipe Organs, We also carry |) ependent, 1761 Free Delivery, off by the tug “Baby Kremmer,”| -i.g Carter was on the slab for|the Vocalion and Clough & Warren which towed her into port. touched for 12 hits. | churet i ; Bverett and was touched burch organs. The scores «__4| He was poorly supported Simpler Piano Players that can | SP@Chal~Teeth Freg NO sesceee 0 0 041 acher pitched two inn! -|be attached to any piano and the xtracting, cleaning and 9 : 99°-9) igham, when he was replaced by| Krell Autogrand Piano with the| ation FREB during all this wa Francisco 9 6 O-8 | Drunot re , | Player tnatdo | The Brown's Painless Deatiae Batteries Willlame, Rosch and | Stllinsbam : Both 44-note and full compass) "Sy trim tor strictly ead Ph ns 4 Everett Electric Pianos with or without! gentai work. Don’t put nate Frary; Whales and Shea. a ae coin-in-slot attachment. come tn at once. Good work at is “ar ADAtN TO MEET IN EVERETT Victor and Edison talking ma-| prices, guaranteed for ten yearn te | TIGERS WIN AGAIN EVPRETY, Moy 12.—Chris Mus-| chines and small musical fnstru-| made a world-wide reputation fe TACOMA, May 2.—Tacoma| son and Bobbie Jobe | ments of all kinda the Brown's Painless Dentist, Ti played an uphill game Thursday/in Wverett May 9, under the aus Prices and terms cheerfully fur = @ and finally won in the tenth inn’ joes of the Byverett Athiett \nished upon application ‘ hitting French opportunely fa 20-round go. Negotiat ee Be sure and see us before decid home team played a poor fle the match have been practically |ing on anything im the musical in gama Two of Portland's runs lowed. strument line. Phones—Sunnet 902; Independent, | | DOOMED We wii hinges, Both Phones 11) Pianos‘ Ren KOHLER & CHASE, 1305 2d Ave. Keep the Flies Out sell any size plain screen =: a Saturday Sale 9 to 12 A. M. 1205 P.M Prices. No misleading statements. ceiver Alexander. 900 MEN'S SUITS. 8 CASES UNDERWEAR. Regular $4.50 Suite for $2 Splen-| Men's Derby Ribbed Underwear in 414 biack worsteds In sizes 36 to| blue, pink and brown; regular sSe 2 | value; while It lasts . BBe) star $7.00 Suite for $3.10. Brown n'a Gouble “breasted and Back| Caasimeres in sinen 26 to Ca Hair Shirte and] Regular $9.00 Suite for $4 at Drawers; Juat the thing for Alas- ard navy blue, in sizes 36 to 4 ka; regular $1.76 kind for,...88¢| Regular 911.00 Suite , Men's Medicated Underwear, sold Kk cheviots In sizes Kogulat $12.60 Sulte for $5.¢ Blegant Mixed T As, to 44 Regular $14.00 Suits for $6 the w yver for $1.00; while the mited quantity for 420 Men's Heavy Callf a Overshirts that we've sold at $2.50, now ri BBe) Half Bik. North Of Postofiice Ben't Miss the Big Monarch Sign. 1317-1319! First Ave —— Rent Allowed on Purchase Price (CBstablished 1860.) Largest Music House on the Coast prices, cent. ‘Try tt 23 Third Aven doors, complete and eye and knob for 98 CENTS. « Telephone Your Orders. lar diagonal sergea in sizes fer oS AN Sette REDS pertoctty WEP} MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS, | of charge | | Neguliar $1.00 Fancy Soft Rosorm | 600 YOUTHS’ SUITS. Chevtot and Percale Shirts for 3Te Brown Mixtures, regular $4.50 Suits,| Regular $1.25 Fancy Stiff Shicts| 600 PAIR WOMEN’S SHOES. now $3.50) for © s pe ar Black Stripe Suite. heat and! 41.95 Soft Shirts with two collare| Women's $2.35 Dongola pang for hobby; regular price $8.50; now DE cdcctennte ey) tees $4.75 Women's Fancy Dress Hand Turned slar Gray Mixtures, new pat-| SOCKS AND SUSPENDERS, Shoes, worth $3.00 for $1.50 regular $9.50 Suits, now 1 Books, worth Pease . 7 | Alaska Socks, worth | women's Dress Patent Leather with tre double Texture M 4 4 ' | Glove Kid Top, worth $2.75, for Beer Aylne, pemular price si2t0, | Warranted Fast Black Socks, whije | $1.45 now Sen) Oe See Te women’s Putent Tip Turned Sole ney Seeks, warranted fast colors, | ap Patna $1.78 300 CHILDREN’S SUITS. regular price 260 and r.lle ss eeetalio . : P nobby | Fancy 200 Suspenders for | Women's Extension Sole Dongola regular | Heavy %8¢ Suspenders for Walking Shoes, worth $4.00, for $1.15 | Imitation President Buspenders, 5 . $2.00 Russian Bi : to 10| ular price 50c, for eti'e French Tf regular Fy 0 yea ular for Pater oa Bhoe 5 years; reg Si.86 700 MEN’S HATS. | Patent Leather Sh $2.9 Two-plede a to 6 yours: | $1.00 Fedoras Se ALASKA OUTFITS, regular $ DSe! $2.00 Fedoras and De * ie Boyn’ 16 ( ts for, .35e | $2.25 Fedoras and Derbys 1.19 | One lot Blankets of grays, mixtures. | $2.60 Fedorns and Derbys 1.35 MEN’S FINE NECKWEAR, ETC.| | Fancy Teck Ties, all ora, worth CHILDREN’S SHOES, | for 140 | $1.00 pace Kid Shoes for 460) ' 500 Four-in-Hand Ties for 1Be | $2.00 ng School Shoes $1.00 Fancy 10¢ Handkerchiefs for Be | $2.50 “Never Wear-Out" Shoes, for | 26c Linen Handkerchiefs for Bo ° Sevescee 1.25) THE BIG MONARCH SHOE AND CLOTHING CO. If you wilt only spare a little of your we can Fi ~-6 to 10:30 P. M ‘Every 800 PAIR MEN'S SHOES. $2.50 Fancy Buff Shoes gor for. $1.25 Regular $3.00 Fancy Calf Shoes for mins 1.65 Men's $2.50 Genuine Glove Kid Shoes for . $1.05 Men's Fancy ox Calf Leather Lined Shoes, worth (3.75, fe & $2.15 Fancy Viel Calf, Goodyear . regular $4.00 Shoes, for $2.25 Men's Full Dre@s Patent ther regular $6.00 Shoes, for $2.45 et values from $4.00 to $5.6 ale prices $1.25 to $1.65 eo rnforters at 350 Blankets, eto, are included in this gale at Sacrifice jetween Union And University Don’t Mine the Big Monarch Sign. Northwest Furniture Co. —_—____—_ time to come RNISH UP YOUR HOME at a savir We. Phone H.C. APPLEGAT and get our “ie of 2 Cash | Or r Credit Main 6172. » MANAGER, Receiver Alexander? S |Marvelous Bargains for the Masses Everyday Needs at Tfemendous Discounts from Regular No false promises. article and every price backed by the official approval of Re- 5 per with spring si 508 PIKE street -peast BROS ChicagoLoanOffice New YorkLiquor Go| or Best Wines and Liquors 2317 FIRST AVE. NORTH, FREE DELIVERY. “hones Main £872; Ind. 1925, ‘D. S. JOHNSTON CO. Seattle's Leading Piano House. 903 BECOND AVENUE, Burke Building. We aaing Presents in Sterling iver, Cut Glass, ete. No finer to be had and at low prices. Houghton & Huuter 704 Firat Avenue. Each coupon—A- Each coupon—B—sent wi! feription or a renewal of aan vores. scription for two pronthe, or @ la good for 125 VOTES. Each coupon months’ subscription or a rene five teachers having the contest expires wi fg and Clark exposition. I vote for..... 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Hours—#:30 a m. to pm Sunda a. m. to 12:39 p. 13S 223 228822 a §-c 2err et ateeenl popular school teachers exposition at Portland—will including rail th 25 cents for one month's sub- ola subscription ts good for 50 renewal of an old subscription, 7S cents for a ts good for 200 Votes” ‘ May and June. the largest number of votes ll be the lucky guests of The Se t to Portiand and the great Lewe “A”) County of. State n Subsertp- votes for th f Washington to MANAGER, TEACHERS’ CON- WASH TO THY FAIR, THERE” Do You Cook With Gas? If not, Now is the time to buy ® Gas Range and Water eater the drudgery of Your kitchen # Tt elimina kitchen work. Ways neat and clean. A Gas Range saves time ro work nd in’ point of econol has no competitor. aki Ranges, on easy payments. and Union. 27; Ind., 75. MEAT CO. Tel, Main 1211; Ind. it market band,