The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 5, 1905, Page 2

THE SEAT cut dean MONDAY, JUNE 5, 1905 ey —— . <a : . } re Sport Firmament, Sparking Wit oings of the Stars---Dy Len Fiunt, “Astronomer | i € _ ~ ‘ ’ ‘ “ie t Be te Dee eee pviey 7 |WATIONAL LEAGUE MEN peerrss*ee**9*:/ TOLEDO REPRESENTATIVES IN THE ‘ ° » | e A 8 * fl m : 7THE DOPE SHEET--* 1 ; WITH THEAMATEURS| | me i] HUNT § IN A BIG SQUABBLE :.............. GORDON BENNETT ROAD RAGE Perens enneeereeseennereeren ey tees NOHOMISH, June 6.--The aults of the games of ‘banet ling to t the win True enough, Skagway ‘: : es Alsaka, 0 . ; Se cs wind, but tl MUGGSY" M'GRAW'S TALK SEE M8 TO HAVE STIRRED UP A [played Sunday were as folle of inhabitants of the aorthia Jayere are handicapped more } jorning game—Snobomish, 9; Mx Miving in Seattle, will be we Pot pence | HORNET'S NEST IN THE OLD BASEBALL ORGANIZATION Dougall & Southwick’s, 6 After resented at the Portland fa 1 than from any other| higon © pame--Gaghomish, i aummer, Skagway will b r | is . | by the crack White Pass} At White Horse the wind often | jo elub team, if the efforts Of/times raises such @ cloud of dunt MILLER AND WOODY PITCHED the promoters of the project prove) that it is practically impossible to -4 Tea Lilian Ateaha tain Matiasd successful jdistifguish a player across the dia _ - : announcement] mond. The players themselves are | team out at Recren jon I ark gun ns that the] aiso greatly harrassed from this day by a score of 1 to 0. Both tean White Pass tub toamtcanse Fine sand gets Into thelr Played fast ball. The pitchin would come south g the month) eyes, rendering ft necessary to delay core, ne TP exc ot July or Aug nee that! a game for some time until the suf ures of the day jer allowed bu time it is state tt 40 terer la retteved, and at that be cei one hit during the entire game. Hl make up the required subscription] not play the same game afterward also made two hits for his own have met with success. Just which team in Alaska ean} a . There is considerable = rivalry | claim the honors of the champion aa — ny a rr He among the diffrent cities of south-| ship is as yet unsettled. The eon a oa HERBERT LYTTLE WM. KNIPPER J. TATTERSALL. C.D eastern Alaska —_ . more ensus of ¢ opiate m is, however, that] Ballard .. ....00000000 0-0) . The Pope-To tory will have two care im the Gordon Bennett race. The carn, « Hy occasioned by the «a ham p title ——s : t ipper, FE. ing J, Tatters now in Europe, and pesevail Since the f ay ea Daueon THEY WANT GAMES Herbert Lytt ee ee ‘ mgs, fiver Eerie no : that Skagway would ta ams can get to The Sunset Telephone company the blue a . . “te ben . A to the fair, the rep great t | baseball team ie anxious to play nett cou ee a s acque . - -y ray! ; ‘ Le brought down that Juneau les between outside amateur clubs, and is eape per iT ; m4 rn de . “ White Horse are quictly expen clally desirous of having a try with| i the race, Tob ! i ‘ " Port Blakeley, Kent or Auburn. ay te have a team in the field —— d 4 Sorbe old-time fan, | also stated th should Teddy Corbett, an of a iia : teams go to Portland, an y arison have _ also manager of the team. His address | 1 a A agp will be made to ha all-Alacka| failed to esta anyth lefin- | In 61 Vine street a : he of fe Is tournament te. Wh H and Daw have | r haps he = northern |p} f | TH THE ATEURS. | While, perhay the northern |played, and also White Horse and wae GLAnch JOHN 'T. “MUGGSY" M'GRAW, w TH THE AMA aOR. - teams may not play fir bro- | Skagway kagway has won and] FRED CLARKS, Managed ee York a jonros de. saad fessional ball, yet the boys certain-| ost to White Horse, but the losing | janager Pittsburg the Superiors, of Sea ; ly go some at times. or winning game ald hardly be ‘ . F ; * he score | CENTRAL LEAGUE OPENED ON an a a 1 100 There are but few people who|sufficient to enable either Skagway | .,.NEW , YOR” There er R. H. B| suNDAy realizes what it means to build upfor Dawson claiming the title ae ten Dee re oh ic Monr +8 10 11] pRoseER, Jone The Centr and manage a team in Alaska. In areey Dreyfus hes ay Superiors 5 1 Si washington league opened at thi Batteries--Superiors, Hemenway | ,, and Dickman; Monroe McGill and |; y unday with a fast game be m the local aggregation HEAVY VOTING IN THE TEACH ERS’ CONTEST OVER SUNDAY butiding and the astute Pittsburg magnate the first place there is the ting an of the grounds. Many of the cities es erally does as he sees fit in old i hilly grounds, among eague circles. > Sate as Py were, of the John T. McGraw, manager of the | Welsh Cle Although the weather : ‘ wes there was & good crowd | BOOSTED SEVERAL OF THE CANDIDATES—THE 10,000 voTE If not thet there are Giants, ia the object of Dreyfuss The Seattle Rubes defeated the| ncn ine ines = ent onion reeks or amatl gullies, wrath, It all came about because Bs eg _— Ronee Cetesind te ltn sttendan . T 1 als w CCOUPON WILL APPEAR WEDNESDAY taarshes or something along that STANDING OF THE CLUBS Muggay” said Fred Clarke was no Ja score of 2 to 1 iw oe FT ae 61) bt ottier to be overcome. This is due - gentleman, or words to that effect ailieinn Cle 5 AY 60000130 0—4 to the fact that in most cases every PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Dreyfuss preferred charges against Hatteries—Proaser, Goins and The big feature of The Star's available spot of ground in any way pet, | MOGEAM, and the old fooling exiat FAN FOOD Stensbreaker; Cle Blum, Monroe ‘ei “ sc witt | Mae Madison F. Dey Jevel has been taken up by home Lost ing between New York and Pitts bo : —" j world’s fair contest this week Will) wigs MeMillan +» Ballard so Aa 4 Tacoma 6 burg has been fanned into a 4 aus Burne be the TEN THOUSAND VOTE| Mis# Lillian Metcalf.......-Casoade ng the cities of Ketchikan, | Oakland 28 %5 | fierce fire. | - * — j be : "| Miew Bertha Johnson ..,..ntertake Treadwell Douglas City, Juneau |San Francisco 30 = 500] As a requit of Dreyfuss’ kick # hiv washes play at Tacoma! gLLENSBURG WON THE FIRST | coupon, to be published Wednesday.| Mise A. Frances Nichol wo 7 | Portiand 27 500| P, » . uesday LEAGUE GAME This coupon, {f accompanied DY 4] wise Hawkins......... Skagway, White Horse and ae tomceny pen r . 3 poe President Pulliam has tsaued an or~ San Francisco, Portland and Los} gr i eNSBURG, June 5.— The} new scription to The Stat for| ies Nellie Buckiey where ball teams are in existence, | Los Angeles 2s 500! der to National league umpires to Angeles are all tied, with @ per-lrirse Central Washingt league o , ae eee? Jeatt 2 7 U J abington @KUC|ONE YEAR, paid in advance, will! ssies Fuller i the last-named city, probably, | Seattle a2 407i the effect that bemch managers centage of 500. ve chewed these membee, the } i einble cum nai shall b ao tabs to be = 4 game was played her a entitle you to east 10,000 votes for| Mins Wiley Se ae ann five cities Lave] NATIONAL | AMENECAR. stead pet oe ame fe bats ta tee * Oakland's doubleheader helped| fone team’ winning by @ score of| mute you to teacher. This offer| Misa Blanche Banta had rainy weather to contend with Per ct Perct.| captains, who are in the game BARNEY DREYFUS& “some” tn the fight for position) 19 to 5, in the presence of & larse| does not apply to RENEWALS Mine Pearl Bacon... a Phat last named cities have |New York T62Cleveland hall be permitted to prot - | President Pittsburg Club, Sunday crowd. Score by Wei Monday an unusually heavy| Miss Metta Armour. while the ° med cities DATS | Philadelphia. .615/Philadetphia » protest to the | — How much further down are the! ritensburg .. 01036000010) yoy wag polled for the various | Miss Nelile Gait. Pittsburg B9LIChicago Hmpires assinet decisions. The di-| Boston June | to hear the charges! gwashes going to dig tm that celiar./Yexima ..... 0021020 0 0— bl cendidates in the race, the biggest | Mise Bunker .... Shoes Cincinnati 478: Detroit sectors of the league will meet tn! agsinet McGraw Hogan struck out the enly man] parories —- Ellensburg, Bartlett gains bettg made by tier down | Mins Rachel Hyland, i Chicago 487 Boston —_————_—_—__ - = peese £ the _— betweenland Edwards; Yakima, Miller and}i, jing. Mies Dora Hines... . 1 Oakland and Tacoma, Sunday ry ‘ Miss Nellie Pomeroy At Sample Prices js. rou <0. Lesta...... 418 SATURDAY'’S GAMES. |toria: Everett @ Vietoria 4. Game) My. H-o-o-eam also made two hits.|°™™* wate ta eaters WOO TS latices Mian Moers --- Boston : aaton. 4 Pacific Coast League—Game at|at Vancouver postponed on account| The Siwashes are “bollorin’ fer Hee eee eee vere ee | tics tained Seteitten. Brooklyn... .333/New _— %S/Portiand postpomed om account of | of rain ‘elp. between Seattle and Portiand, com-| Bacon, Bescon Hill; Miss Hteed.| Mis Peart Prench ... Lion CLOTHING HOUSE PACIFIC NATIONAL LBaaue | "M2: At San Francisco: Tacoma} College Baseball—Yale 2, Prince-| Will Kane do it? men¢ing June éth, Leaves Seattl | Comes og} pagheemee UMPIA: | ine Grace Hall . 4 ¥ AND MAIN ST. A 7 Lost, Pet, | & Oskland @ At Los Angeles: Low|ton 18; Dartmouth 6, Harvard t;| Vy tes Rushderganna Haw!? 4:40 and 11:15 & m, 4:30 and 10:20] Miss a, oY, while Miss Chase, | Mise Mary Downte f 18ST AVE. 8. wot late iy = 3; | Angeles 2, San Francisco 1 jCornell 5, Overiim 2; Michigan 7,] In the woo-end-lost columns of p.m. ‘Train leaving at 4:30 is new| Walla Walla, received the rea Mise Alice Turner AMUSEMENTS noe pear 6 18 san) Northwestern League—At Vie-! Chicago 5 the last three clubs of the P. C. L., train oon cred —e vote and remains 19} siege Rana Harris .. 4 | Ond ea 2 a8} ian diimmrere _— ——- he le De Hart .. eeattio’s | Bolae . 12 478 mam | The total vote now is 208 Miss maynard HOUSE Foesce Salt Lake ........ 10 6 a8 The vote for Monday wan 35,793.| wise Carol Nielson } —— ‘The following in the standing of| Miss Annie V. Bell JOHN CORT, Mar Both Phones. 6} | WON BOTH GAMES the candidates to date iaiee Agnes Centon. Morning game— REE TONIGHT and Tuesday. the Ro- ~ 000001006 3 gsecaithesmnstaapetiee tami Gabtes. SoseeeLecce 8 1 CHAUNCEY OLCOTT Batteries — Keefe and Graham; | Hogan and Lohman IN Afternoon game— RHE “A ROMANCE OF ATHLONE,” [Tacoma 0000001 00-1 11 3| Oakland. 206010002°—5 7 Name. Bchook | Mies Irma Whittier... Mins Lou Chase. . Walla Walla beatae ceed The Star’s World’s By Augustus Pitou, Manager. Batteries—Thomas and Graham PACKED TO THE DOORS | AST |Grabam and Byrnes, Umpires—| air on est a NIGHT. Bray and Perrine. PRICES—$1. to 2S. ~ e n g ape ‘The Gtar will send the five most popular school teachers tions must be called for promptly. PORTLAND, June &-—~Portland- fm this state to the Lewis & Clark exposition at Portland—will pay every cent of thelr expemecs for one week, including rall- Foad fares, hotel bill entrance fares to the grounds, ete. Bach coupon-—A—ts good for one vote. Each coupon— “sant With Se conte for one month's sub- wre or a renewal of aan old subscription ts good for 50 Seattle game postponed on account of wet grounds. F you have Dandruff, or are losing your hair, or are becoming bald, it is be- HENLEY WAS SOAKED ach coupon—-B—accempanied by 50 cents for a new sub- scription for two menths, or a renewal of an cid subscription, fe good for 1 VOTE Each coupon —B— mpanied by 75 cents for a three ption or a renewal, is good for 200 VOTES. will run during April, May and June. The five teachers having the largest number of votes when the contest expires will be the lucky guests of The Se- attle Star on the week's junket to Portland and the great Lew- fa and Clark exposition (Coupon “A.” Steeetecesecesesccoess. Waah,, Jume 5, 1905. —’ School, City Of.....esee0++. County of.. as the most popular teacher in tht State of Wash- ington. [Signed] THE LEADING THEATER. fae ARLEN Tees 5.—Thel cause of your own neglect,not that remedies are either scarce or ineffect al. prices. LOCAL TEAM WON tumes, all of high class. Ne pon Roaed ee na ere rem, Fetes consult our hair specialist, who will tell you how best to get rid of your THE WATSON COMPANY ley was bit hard at all times dur-| T fro 9 to & Ss H Pp | Pr ] Direction Watson and Stockwell, In |(5 the fracas, while Taal mea nef Hair troubles. Tomorrow from pecial Prices on Hair Preparations. 4 <1 o | Beginning Weaneaias night sna|wheu a sueceesion of bite bought |} Seize the opportunity to procure the proper medicine for your case and then be Dalance of the week, |im the two runs. Score ‘ . THE PARISH PRIEST. RE persistent in treatment. Matinee Saturday. Angels 00100040%611 2 ‘The greatest plays of the age atl 999 0 0002-2 . the smallest prices, All seats re- "Heaton aaeah pony : a ae et Er ‘Umpire—Davis, AMBROSIAL We and 23c. No higher. HAIR TONIC e I ; 2 M, Ju 5 Avenue Bang geny toom hee pty We Guarantee One Bottle of Ambrosial to Theator seureantion ast mud ducks bere = = Stop Falling Hair. “The Most Popular Theater.” | Sanday “a vema. ce o eae > > ~ . re 2 Fe Mier «cee tens was eo siinewy thas the PINAUD’S EAU DE inen could hardly stand on their QUININE Russell & Drew present all this} feet. Victoria could not hit the ball r week the Biggest Dramatic Hit Ever J fap nel ‘ith the ate ie'when the| KOCH’S Bre oe Pak Sesranar'is *|owata were necdet' to tring im the} It Is Still a Fact That } _ 5G “ESCAPED FROM THE HAREM.” |'*!!** liad G. 0 Guy Inc., Fill DANDRUFF CURE Company, Play, Scer VANCOUVER LOST - ot ’ 7 DANDER £ EVERETT, June 6.—Vanconve + = invour prices. Bosh phones. 00" | su Yes tase cate Booaeaa tee Prescriptions ND HIGHWAY.” local grounds Sunday by a score of " : ante (Coupon “B.") teeseseeeeees. Wash, June 6 Enclosed please find + cents, for .. months’ subscription to The Seattle Star. Subscrip- tion to be in the name of Name .. Address . Town » Please credit. votes for the most popu- Worley, the be Stuthe. seoasht, Wontar bine asiely A IMPERIAL HAIR Karrera, Nellie Gerin, Mlustrated | mort of O’Conner’s fly and Altman's RE “WER. Marshall to score, 5 Races Races. ....... ink Maciel The Druggists Associa- We Guarantee One Bottle Snead to Restore - Vancouver... 00020000 0-2 tion Schedule the Natural Color to the Hair, Not a Dye. Fe gh LOUIS—St. Louls 9, De-| BALSAM AT CHICAGO—Cleveland 4, Chi Pe — 7 to 2, Harmon's generosity in giv STAR THEATER 10g passes and poor support at crit-| H ’S HAIR ee oe ae cen tees feal times did the trick. ALL’S HAI meet Show tor Ten Ce Vancouver made its runs in the INE 2 Min Jule Walters & Co. In ,semi-|fourth inning when singles by | RENEWER . song: The Biograph. ________| fumble of Barle’s throw allowed ’ “THE MEADOWS” AMERICAN LEAGUE. PARKER’S HAIR Suly 19, rain or shine. Races com- Six races dally from now until | ee es 2 ee ede Ss CRD «<1 | <_< SRA MAOMMURED Socecéiceconsascocsons lar teacher in the State of Washington to | mence at 2p. m. sharp. Take car cago 2. 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