The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 19, 1905, Page 2

Ul it —2 Lee : ie THE SEATTLE ST AR WEDNES SDAY, JULY 19, 1905. _ Soitee al etal iai a Bowlers Bested Cracks Compete Over Lord | ts In Seattl > raised! =| n Seattle at Portland Be Praisec } : or mea | LOOKED GROOKED ° ‘Tle 7 Is 7 Seventh 7Son © aeandaneb hn suchen Me. ak ake ‘Racquet Wielders | A.B Mel f eat 4 | “ es , D, 7 F . | : tetas tats ws en : THE DOPE SHEET : | at the Fair \:! "2," ' ; i * ( t : : ROR IO Me Ins fs : 7 =a mec vel Of 7 aL Seventh 7 Son'* = curate ; AMERI( AN wh aM NA Se “ t ' = “ { Harvard, te the ‘| I th shout $60.0 to 6-8. : if j peeks t t ot 1 . & ib the fires bold. % Remington, Olyms I i t M ar Boston go 8 , ; ok geal to pla ! t th nthe ¥ ot at . ’ ~é Detroit is ‘ ngrracelpadly | thewe me. T Shed : ‘ A tee, oa = Washing " v a b , . : : : ; - q 1 or : } q Seka th ee oe S225 RAGES ARE OVER i al ac ¢ horses , could whiag earmmaeemecccmenai NATIONAL LEAGUE paneer “arp cnpectet, aed ft away with : Th © able ' At New Y « B y u | Saka ln aabiieto to cat y I co 3 ‘ork 1 hen playing © ba t itt Landies A j a AMERICAN, LEAGUE: WASHINGTON | oar . a. ball, into mht ‘hand, and | . ; : Coan F t Chicago—Boston hicago 1 _ ca te ig ae , out bes " F At € € N yess ns thypens : ’ tg: I t er t : . att Detrolt—Philadeiphia 6, De Washington Zinc Com. ee een tae See eae eee Se hunae ine on a peted for, | to take a No KICK COMING | pany, 733 New York! pitehor. He may deliver the Snalderable. In the instance pega ga Sve | Mn Ghat SAN RAN July 19 any at t tr i to th ft of t ‘ tre manager Henry 1 Sar} BIK., Owns and Oper-| Sei te sata, Trad to ca” plartag wane |}uD_ #008 Im, backward gia iene ef the geance which th | everything «—bent, bingle, swat | that end of the battery, w m top . ” - ool int vee “Sollte'oe| ates a Zine Mine in or foal tip." There are five men on of the ball before it could Go any) Si" are hak sch day ‘haw marked Atay a aide moment the and | damage, and, with the pitch dirty-necked ‘ juggling on the tre Wiis m a ore tet | This State. bal pme in cont act the batsman ering fir * ad nothing to do but) oe tulat ae 2 ‘ae an open oes al Uison oles a SI a a t one are bowing th selge yatem of fleecing ne he : Bhs ed 5 Itt you connt ft as fair 7: seed tt ‘The Princeton | rity Athletic | fclals, who nics honest sport's Sy the decision t Mo vons have heard and read | to @ triumph of skill to turn ami association is making Peay A bookles” | In @ word, Sa 0 as no| BOt one of us have ever given a | The « full of unexpec the West Point-Annapo! . b xt year will wit- a etten. thoeght to sinc mining, and there fancy stunts. The spectutors Iaugh| An addition will be made to the f pos vaprices, grea SO a 4 : ° people that know that ee - t a thay , at — , at or making = at me wy «© of the rottenness at bearing vultures as McElroy, is & producing zine mine tn ludicrous happe n joor base | 50,000. It is the intention yws cut down the attend Van de Vanter, et al., in control of | ball, for ng and tumbling |athletic association to make the ed many suckers to| os. Meadows track. AMERICAN BOIS | the state of Washington. This mine is owned and operated by the jin the water makes the mishaps | Princeton field one of the finest in of the gold-brick prop: ARE DENNIS CRACKS) “ee%ieston Zine Company and ts | twice as funny n¢ country, and while the old| ition out there. | ate | located about eight miles from Ar | It ts most important to have one | grou will be used until the new | put | LADIES AND CHILDREN | hington near Jorden, and is easily |keen-eyed watcher constantly look-| stadium t* built, there is every pos-| They didn't lose money. They|Can enjoy a pleasant afternoon af fin put for all the play * who are lity of handling the crowds sate Aiki Natatorium. An expert swh + | reached by good wage | t any trouble. Dr. F. M. Conn, Alaska Bidg. ***! mer In attendance. LONDON, July 19.—The finals for! company owns, absolu the Dwight F. Davis international | cle lawn tennis cup were played yes-| cont terday and, to the surprise of al!) tities. roads, The oly free and of all debts, 49 acres of land ning zine ore in large quan in the water, so that there shall bel wit 4 present, the two Americans, Ho One ton of ° ore or cE sade. Wised, ama: Weala. C. Wetaht,| ercen tha nee ray eee Ore taken ; defeated the two Australiana, Nor-| so" to} “ytd | man E. Brooks and Walter Donlop. | pe weed ar oc the question of the cup.|¢aigna Th cane ee ga The matches tomorrow between the} shadow of a doubt that the company Australians and Americans wil! not) possesses a field of x « Pe shange the results. | valne and much superior, to any] 4 we sited | fet in the United a | HEALTH AND PLEASURE. —_| “strict in the United Stal Alki Natatorium = al! under root, | pus SMA7" | by BE and comfortable. 2 - ge oF sag arm and comfortabl : dus, of Seattle, and a steady in-/ AMUSEMENTS. crease of values has been shown| a very time metrating the fact} aa one DR G. HARRIS WHITE. any owes! CHICAGO.—Dr. G. Harris White, the Washington dentist, is one of @ pair of star south paws who pitch for the White Sox. There is an tel with his acquisition by Comiskey Main Gate 10c—Entire Block Third ¥ arly that th: Avenue and James Street. the finest mining state of W ahington. The average LAST WEEK OF THE CARNIVAL | yield of zinc blend In the Joplin] {teresting bit of gossip conne SE ete ee be peeee ae For years the “Old Roman” has been trying to find a left-hander who a Ending Saturday, July 22. ures $12,000,000 annually, and a yuld hold up bis end against other clubs in the American Leagug but 4 Unprecedented Success! Thousands! cording to the statements of J. B.| With little success Be of Delighted Visitors! Special W. And son, a prom eiantnes Ten or 12 different men were tried out, but none came ap t the Features Daily! exp Joplin, the tes of ratch. One day Fraser showed up at t hatde park with “Doe Hee Diavolo } the Washington Zine Compan White in tow. ‘The dentist wanted to “jump” the Phillies amd sign 4 %... ptt loop open-top loa, : shes 3 ; with the Ww ite Box for = were, war times he was looking 4 Mime. | Liljen igh tit te uelin diate of the money. Comiskey grabbed at the chance, signed the twir ps erage ll lege er “i é. an ‘eins einai Soe dine tes ielo.cen | for the nent year and thereby picked up one of his pair of side wheel other ‘startling sights, fr try has been a great deal large Fourteen splendid shows. Novel| than the supply, and as a fesult the booth exhibits, Ali clean, crisp, col-| price of zinc has steadily advanced oath: bon fousal creations. t is only a question of a short time| - om ea = In the Washington dentist the White Sox have a player with some F funtil ¢ Ww gton Zine Com-| GRAND crete aa (ees oii ection racer] mein’ chracerntin "Te nein with hee he bent como Il be suppl od ate of Georgetown and was born and raised im His father owned a number of iron foundries and | among nine or 10 children. White ts a grad Washington, D. p eatate to be divid: iORE OF LAKE WASHINGTON, HUNDREDS COME BVERY TS THE MOST POPULAR PLACE ON THE DAY TO SPEND A DAY'S OUTING. House L**¢'"2 | seventh son, his father being the youngest of seven boys, ax was MOUSE sicctre | contaze of the sinc used in this) Jovem JOHN CORT, Mar. Both Phones, ss) a in order to make] Added to this is the peculiarity of the color of his eyes, One is a Lect Pork ‘ Bs sate Bod gy light gray, almost blue; the other is jark brown. This combina 4 lormance Tonight jsome additi mal improvements On! tion with that of being left handed is enough to cause him to be ee 5 a of its properties has deci | place a limited amount of shi SOME, DOR thetEne Be 8 i” T DANIEL FRAWLEY of stock on the market, and will be| ‘**™ of the most le headed fellows on the SIDEWALK FROM CAR LINE TO LAKE. 225 FINE COTTAGES HAVE BEEN BUILT IN ONE YEAR a Management Henry ona | Pleased to furnish any one all the! ~ In the best army ptay ever written, rr poverty BO gyros - . pot ig HAMPIONS DEFEATED AGAIN.| round before the Douglas athletic our ast ortun “RANSON'S FOLLY” | $33 Mow York * oF agg ee The Eastern Champions again| association, last night ter the lo-| first two rounds the weste§per had went down to defeat before t By Richard Harding Davis Bro — a gener the | cal bowlers, This is the second time| all the best of the fight. In Whe sev As Presented One Hundred Nights) § a po y the sony rf me {| since they have been here that Brill) enth round Johnson fell ovgr Fer at the Hudson Theater, New York, | business my 7 i land Steele have mot defeat the] guson and the latter kickedghim in oracatch aocamalbe Fae Td oy ey ae, {hands of Jenkins and Sherrer. The) the groin with his knee. Johnson We have only 200 choice lots at $65 up; terms $1.00 per week. City water, sidewalks, telephones and street lights are now in and will not cost you one cent extra, There is no guess work about it. You buy these lots just as adver- tised 1 do business in the j BT Weret ana Madieon boone (om Pesci |game was played at the Madison| was unable to rise for fivelmi a ot polite vaudeville. Mel-| "coc Rhode a as |park alleys and « large crowd was|and the referee gave him the J gin G. Winstock, Manager oue,| Coel Be i 5 as LA, i in| present. The next games will be) sion on a foul | 00 Ss a er Vv f a Main 2865. General admission 10c; | W#¢ommon thing for a & ona | Played at the 8. A. C. alleys | pay the holders of stogk a thousand eoadtce ("% every dollar they Invest ROAD COMPLETED. | The Washington Zinc Company DECISION ON FOUL FAIRBANKS, Alaska, Jpy 19.—| in| BOSTON, July 19.—-Jack Johnson, | The 14-mile railroad from @hena to faily matinees, 10c; evenings, Sur Gays, holidays, reserved seats, lower Goor, 2c; box seats, s TATUM, THE WONDERFUL [stock will certainly increa After you find no one offers as much for the money, come to Southeast Seattle and let us show yon the finest build- ing lot for the money in Seattle. If you can’t pay cash pay $1.00 per week. Come to Southeast Seattle Today Let us show you a home better than you are now living can sell to you on terms as small as rent. Don’t read this ad and pass it up, thinking we can’t do what we advertise. We are not spending $roo a day for valuable we can't do. We advertise to tell you what we can do. We have works to show Pi , . MIND READER. value from 300 to 500 per cent with-|of California, won from Sandy Fer-| Fairbanks was completed y@terday a 6h) and Paul, Rope Experts, and | in the next few months. ee*lguson on a foul in the seventh | a spike of pure gold being #iven in Eight Other Top-Line Acts. |honor of the event. Thd reeant oe BEATS ’EM ALL {900 WASHING MACHINES Easy rking a 4 wit wash fast, Guaranteed to be satiefact we’ trl GEO, H. WOODHOUSE CO. floods, which did so to this country, @ laeverely and de b damage the road yed the com Alki Point 3 Natatorium STILL IN TROUBLE | space in newspapers to tell you thin FAIRBANKS, Alaska, July 19.—A that we have de and are doing what we advertise Sold « | ‘Warm it Wate Bathing | ry 3 | 405 Second Avenui son of the late Thomas Humes, ¢ ~ . 4 Open every day from # a. a. to 11/6 aceite ainne | savor of Beattie, hue bien arrested We have 225 happy homes, all built in one year, in Southeast Seattle. We purchased 160 acres in the rough one jcharged with passing fraudulent year ago for eighty-one thousand dollars, right on the car line, right on the rip re of Lake Washington, on this side of p.m, Loone tenth tightened 1 |checks. It is claimed that he has the lake. It looked good to us, and we put our money in, and it has proved to be the best addition in Seattle. We now a Boats leave hourly from Flyer ee eee oe tte ane’ practiond song A gtte yell yer ond ausresstiog have S00 citizens, and all are delighted with their homes. The greatest evidence of what the citizens of Southeast Seattle . 4 by the Ohio Dentists only. ter [to cover them. He has been bound ff think about their homes was demonstrated by the Fourth of July parade, fourteen blocks long, viewed by 30,000 peo- i 4 Cite ‘Ottis, 609 Cotman Bid gas bent eau vomee) bagters,_ over for a hearing before the grand ple, on First, Second and Pike streets, All people joined with the daily papers in proclaiming our exhibition the great- t y Pres “s guaranterd dental work for : jury est Fourth ot July celebration that Seattle has had for many years. We invite you to come and see us before your sefhene® eneet Main 4644, Ind.| > Fare see money that dentists Nerve ssence rent is due, Talk to these happy people and you will be convinced . Fa peor gee ge agy hal huevos he y ry. taf We do as we advertise. You will be convinced that Southeast Seattle is the place to buy for home and invest- 5 tor! 0 Ind. 2144. » A Be Sacmm 2 —_ thousand an oO 5 es’ ride ke 3! rte stre c ice ope 1 Natatorfurn Phone Ind. 21 3 PL arene a age | ewer ment nly 15 minutes’ rid Take Washington street car, Office open every day on the ground until 9 p. m > a Se Bridge Work OO | ’ Pillinee 250, 500 and $1.00 Suit H Hows, 8am. to 8 pm. Sundays, God per, be pokes. muarantced ¥ ‘Dam toip m of refund money 1 Mailed a 4 From the maker to the wearer. OHIO PAINLESS DENTISTS. Arch treet Philadelphia. sold in / 1410 BECOND AVE. WT Pike Street, € Third Avenue ' ttle only by Quaker Drug Co ‘Tel.—Sunset, Main 3448 iG First Ave. Globe Bloc