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| — LOSE SEALS win WITH STICK STANDING OF THE CLUBS Won, Lo Pet Tacoma ‘ @ San Fran ’ 4 ‘ Portland ‘ ‘ ”) jrooklyn After a game on Tu ally went down to "Frisco Seals. But As the Seals hit the ball harder and oftener, and felted clearner and had the best of the pitching argument, there is no kick coming | in the local camp. It was not a question of Inck; Waldron slammed the ball against the fence for a two-bagger. | simply the natural result of the big score going to the team putting up} the fastest article of ball. Charite Hall may consider himse!li | lucky that the ‘Frisco agaregation | did not get away with more than four runs. He was pounded for i2) safe bits and handed free transpor Jimmy Whalen Hart played his first game in cen ‘ter for the locals and made a favor jon. The score: seeee $000030000-3 ~ 90100100114 | TACOMA, July 12 —Bunching hit» | end taking advantage of the Tigers | @trors won Portland the first game) here yesterday. Corbett kept his) hits well scattered. Emerson did} ot papa for the locals. The} Portland .. SAN FRANCIS With | 0, July 12% the bases full, Jimmy Byrnes lined ‘one straight down the first-base foul tine and it landed safe. Every The score body came home. Angeles ty land 3 NORTHWEST LEAG AT EVERETT — Bellingham 4, a. AT VANCOUVER—Vancouver 8, 7. EASTERN BASEBALL. NATIONAL LEAGUE. AT NEW YORK—Chicago 5, New ‘York 6. AT BOSTON—Cincinnati 6, Bos- ton 1 AT PHILADELPHIA—St. Louis 4, Philadelphia 10 AT BROOKLYN — Brooklyn 2, Pittsburg 11. AMERICAN LEAGUE. | AT CLEVELAND—Cleveland 7, Philadelphia 0 AT ST. LOUIS—St. Louis 2, ‘Washington 5 AT DETROIT — Detroit 3, New ork 1. FAN +00D Don't mention {t, Messrs. Seals! Even if we did lose, the game was worth going a good spell to see, by| hen! Bray officiated with the official Hiadge of judgment and didn’t do s0 bad. Which is saying something. Those Webdfooters are certainly | playing ball these days. Took a hearty slap at Tacoma’s solar plexus Tuesday. To show there was no {Il fealing. Oakiand beat the Angels Tuesday. | Kind of a tit-for-tat series up the coast. Tho saddest words writ by pen | Are—well, we had to lose again! | Rusty Hall. | Frary’s timely swat helped some when the dead and wounded were! counted. His bingle brought in two scores. | Bitty Belond has been forced, | through iM] health, to resign his management of the Rainiers. The chub will disband. MONARCH, INTERNATIONAL, Gold and Sliver Golf and Stitt Shirts worth up to $1.50; spec elearance price "6 each LIO éiothing House 220-22 First, Cor. Main That father waa the stairway, Just abc umpire, on the ° I'd like to win tht With me you' @ hit" Your curv ‘you have the speed” and you are Tooking fit *.” he sald THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, JULY 12, 1905. at Game But Seattle News From Here Bright Up-to-Date | Had to Lose FISTIC™ oe ling CHA TTER In Dope Sheet | | aunts |} THE DOPE SHEET--"i ¢ |iet.25.0a:") Sor raanspen Marl Kiser| more tempting term ay. Cash | edward lal to The Star) (Spec Oldfield saya that since the racing 4 by the Automobile 5 tle of St. Pau that | to the att lons, the 1 and when it comes aid the plunger mg to me, 1 bet or ish third, and he came (line makes everythtr ret at Ham have |annual,—Alec Sloan in the St, Paul r the ministers saying the world wonde ne for 4 The Root Fielding Yout, the great football | neoms to t Michigan, | “finish aan’ to your heart with @ sigh ok, Canton, Stas; Robson gad a one & book on | tom in the Headwa- .” the other we which, it te anid, will be| The Nev rd; third race, Maceng elaborate complete | with a lit a, Light of Day; fourth Miss Provo, Gev- nty; fifth race, Sol Lichtenstein, aay Kispar, the Pride; sixth race, |Marelio, Canejo, Isabelita. n Cup. © ume on the sport ever insued fat only showing me the ‘s | they they 6 rac- | content » find it, pering restri had in t can make # s to gut s the pla NO LUCK ABOUT IT n Man You Must Reap What You Sow OU do the Dest you can today, and tomorrow you will be able to do better. You must do little things to prepare yourself to Go greater ones. right for the landlord, but poor places for a poor man to live, and expecially go if he expects to raise a family. live with the two hundred fine cottage homes, which these people are buying, with their rent money “Don't have champagne {deas when you only have beer money.” Swell flate are all Look at thie hideous fiat below and then come to Southeast Seattle and compare such miserable, stuffy places to in this cfty, but four rooms im this one costs $15 per month. You keep in mind that the longer you pey ‘There are finer fat rent, the cheaper the house you must live in, because the poorer you will be. Every time you move you look for something cheaper. We don't believe there ts @ person in Seattle, paying rent, who would not come to Southeast Seattle if they knew what they could buy with their rent money, A Seattle Tenement Flat Total Loss Tenant $15.00 Per Month, $15.00 Per Month, $15.00 Per Month, $15.00 Per Month, $15.00 Per Month, There is no luck aBout it. A Modern Southeast Seattle Home \ Total Gain: Owner WHICH ae = : et .0O Per Month, $180.00 for 1 Year aie vad OW .0O Per Month, $360.00 for 2 Years ae sy ars .0O Per Month, $540.00 for 3 Years 7 or 4 Years .0O Per Month, $720.00 for 4 Years $900.00 for 5 Years eS 2 .00 Per Month, $900.00 for 5 Years IS THIS STORY COMPLETE? Don't offer any exeuses now that you know it. AAAS nun vin The experience is worth the money, Just come to Southeast Seattia Now is the (ime, See what others have done, and do the same yourself, a 00 Per Week Planted in a Southeast Seattle Lot Will Lots 18 minutes ride from First Avenue with city water, sidewalks and street lights now in, only $65 After the regrade of Jack ly warning. Take Washington street car. Grow and Multiply Many Times up to $200. glad to pay $166 up to $500 for these cheap lots, Over 200 men are now working on the sewer and double tracking the car lina This is a time ie SEATTLE HOMESEEKERS’ COMPANY son and other streets, and the big trunk sower is complete, you will be Office is open on the ground every day until 9 P. M (eo SEE Say | ‘ J)