The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 20, 1905, Page 2

2 (™ WOW IN 11 INNINGS STANDING OF THE CLUBS. PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. 453 493 431 J AMUSEMENTS. Bal | Main Gate 10c.—Entire Block Third t Avenue and James Street. ) LAST WEEK OF THE CARNIVAL See Diavolo loop open-top loop, [Miee. Litjen's high fire dive; Mehoene, the “Human Fly,” Tan | Arakes, “Bide for Lite.” and many ether startling sights, free. Fourteen spiendid shows, Nove Deoth exhibits. Ail clean, crisp, col Jomal creations. Taira Avenue Theater Russell & Drew Announce Spectal Re-engagement of the ‘CHAS. A. TAYLOR NEW YORK COMPANY ig three of the author's best } Sunday Matines, July 23, ' Sunday and Monday, “Es- } from the Harem;” Wednes-| } and Thursday, “Queen of the 3” Friday and Saturday, Detectives.” Female We change in pricen Sale of seats Saturday, July 22. $T. First and Madison, home of polite vaudeville. Mel- Vin G. Winstock, Manager. Phone, 3865. General admission 16 matinecs, 100; evenings, Su days, holidays, reserved seats, lower | floor, 20c; box seats, 2c. TATUM, THE WONDERFUL MIND READER. ER nn Pannen GRAND fouse .- Leading HOUSE +...-? JOHN CORT, Mgr. Both Phones, 6 Last Performance Tonight —e—— T DANIEL FRAWLEY Management Henry B. Harris, In the best army pisy ever written, “RANSON’S FOLLY” By Richard Harding Davis. As Presented One Hundred Nights he Warm Salt Water Bathing Open every day from § a, m, to 11 > m, Boats leave hourly from Flyer Dock. City Office, 659 Colman Bidg. 4444, Ind. Phones, Sunset Main Loa. Metatorium Phone Ind. 2144. FOUR ——~ | ers were used by the Tigers to Port THE SEATTLE STAR-—-THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1905. Favorites Won At Meadows <r [eer We awehenTs : i GuNKETY! our tHe, way ive) A RUSK i. AIRSHIPS REACH THE RACING STAGE j LOS ANGELES, July 20.—Seattle | ley was batted freely took the first gume of the series The aplendia fielding by Francks was the feature yesterday, after 1) innings. Seattle|of the game, The score scored one in the fourth and the | Oakland 110000001—8 San Francisco. 0000010 00—1 ler pitched a good, steady game and| Batteries: Hogan and Byrnes; received excellent was wild and - | The score: NORTHWEST LEAGUE | Los Ang... 00000001600—1| VANCOUVER, HC, July 20— Seattle ... 0001000000 2—3)| The followers of McCloskey came Batterfes: Gray and Spies; Miller/out victortoas yesterday in an 11- and Blankenship. fnning game with Bellingham, It was two down and two to get in the last inning. O'Connell safed in PORTLAND, July 20.—They cer-/ the final and waa forced to second tainly did use up pitchers in the/by Delmas. Babbitt sacrificed and Tacoma team yesterday. Four pltch- | Sm{th being hit by the piteher, Me- loskey ran for him. Bellingham Jand’s one. Emerson and Keefo|}made five hits and two runs in were batted out of the box in the | their half of the eleventh. Drennan | first Inning. Tacoma had the score| Was put off the grounds in the }tied in the seventh when Runkle|*izhth for threatening to put Um fumbled an easy one, which should | Dire Derrick out of business. The have retired the je. The fielding | score: lby Atz was the feature of the day, } Vancou |The seore Bellingham 0 2 | Tacoma -100000406—8| Butterier—v Portland . 490001 00 1—¢/ and Smith; Bell Batteries: Emerson, Keefe, Fitz-| Kelsey support. Gray} Henley and Wilson Ea team tied In the eighth. Mil ineffective at times. | ‘TACOMA 5, PORTLAND 6. © 001020 000 10003—7 11002—6 aver, Damman sham, Druhot and gerald and Grabam; Corbett and a Melean. EVERETT, July 20.—The second | felciin tertee of the Northwestern jeague OAKLAND 3. "FRISCO 1 jopened with = rather tame game SAN FRANCISCO, July 20—Ho-| between Everett and Spokana The m’s pitching and timely hitting| former were in better form and guve Onkland the game with San|their plays were more effretive Francisco yesterday Three bits| Cutter and Dashwood made thetr | | were secured off Hogan while Hea-| first appearance tn skane uni | - - forme on the Everett diamond. | HEALTH AND PLEASURE. It was & very poor game all | Alki Natatorium: ie all under reat. jthrough, the only feature being « Warm and comfortable. ***/) three-base hit by Suess, with three! men on base, The score NewYork Liquor Co 2s" 9235 For Best Wines and Liquors. Batteriee—Spokane, Franktin and Yash wood vere o a7 FIRST AVE. NORTH. oe ee eee FREB DELIVERY. ; | Phones-Mate 872; Ind tne NATIONAL LEAGUE —e —— At Boston-——-St. Louts 7, Boston 4 At Philadelphia Philadelphia 4 At New York York 5. Cincionat! 6. Pittsburg §, New HUTCHINSON CO, MERICAN Clothiers, Secend ani Union em LEAGUE / | At Chicago—Chicago 1, New York e | At Detroit—-Detrott ¢, Washing- j— — —|ton 2 | At Cleveland—-First game: Clove | land 8, Boston 1; second game, '| Jas. Means” Hand Cleveland 5, Boston 1 12.50 Shoe for sate at ] St. Loute—St. Louis 3, Philadel j phia 7 615 tet Avenue The Hu PASCHAL WINS HIS ee A sere GAME OVAL Piits| et ee nopne PORTLAND, Ore, July The results of the third day in the Lewis and Clark international champion ship tournament were as follows Armatrong, of Tacoma, beat [el- linger of Portland, in the Interna tonal by defanit. ker, of Spokane, beat Reming Pad by as Drs } LAPS ra. REMOVAL NOTICE! Have removed from Second avenue and Pike street to Second av- enue and Marion street, Mar!.a Building. Qur prices are the very lowest consistent with first clase ma- jal workmanship. Tes Modern Dental Parlors eave Second Ave. and Marion St. MARION BUILDING MODERN DENTAL PARLORS PRONE, MAIR #190 tart no Looe tagth tightened and diseased gums cam be cured by the new Alve- lar method, originated and practiced y the Ohio” Dentin y We have the lary jontal parlors. 1d beat equipped the vary. went grad “of pal iarantesd Gental work for about Ihomt mode | charge, | traction free. Wall set of teeth, with the "Natural Cuma" A Hours $a m to 8p m Sundays, ‘0a m tol D> m OHIO PAINLESS DENTISTS, Wis Pilee Street, Corner Third Avenuc 4 j | ton, of Olympia, in the fitertation al, 6-1, @2, 6-2 Goss, of Portinad, beat Wieker- sham, of Portland, in the Mterna- | tonal, 62, 6-4, 6-2 Hunter, of Vietoria, Wat’ Rusch, of Vancouver, B. C., in the fmterna- tonal, +6, 64, 7-6, 6-4. " Schwengers, of Victoria) beat Busch, of San Francisco, i the Lewts and Clark, 6-2, 6-2 Walker and MeBurney! of’ Spok ano, beat Remington and Pusebal, of Olympia, in the Lewis aad Clark, { 6-2, 62. Paschal, of Seattie, beat Herman, of Portiand, in the international, } 4-6, 6-2, 04, 64, 6-2 Hunter and Muaerae, of Victoria, beat Goss and McAlpin, of Portiand, | in the Lewis and Clark, 2-6, 6-1, 6-4 Schwengers and Dewdney, of Vie- toria, beat Paraqehar and Bercher, jot Vancouver, B. C, in the Lowls and Clark, 6-3, 61 iker, af Spokane, beat Fenton, of Portland, in the Lewis and Clark, 6-3, 61. \ Walker and MeBurney, of Spo- | kane beat Armatrong and Benham, of Tacoma, in the Lewis and Clark, 6-3, 64, 108 F. Brill, the Chicago bowling lchampion, proved his prowess on w omiay night im bowling over F. herrer, the loeal contestant, tn six cames out of nite at the Seattle Atheltic club, FLAG THE TRAIN. When your train is fying for the on ewitch, and the danger signals wan, headache, trritatt 1 nervousness are re you, FLAG your en. © before dimanter, by taking De. ow Nervine. At druggists. Money if firet bottle tails te benefit ChicagoLoanOftice back A Ernleel place to Borrow money on Gaemonds and afl Kinds of jewelry, | comfiden( ak Cured by roota, derfui r cured nore givilte wi | stmt iar | BLOOD ¢ Jagts & month. | 8 Arch St | Philadel }by Quaker Avenue. POIS SIWASHES "8. ~ ‘ [ ’ N | 's } OP NING “ha 2 la ? , Second Season , m | - + RRR RRR KERR A RRR KK {BUBBY WINS oe hamp mship tn a — x % | George Meter an Francisco, : THE DOPE SHEET : INA, WALK) seca nota * * 1 hen th wan knocked a * n repeatedly fn t ust two RRR ARERR } 4 ky’s entry into pu-|the ring joke. ¢ h from t ! P t fow of the ring jokes | nte h unru rf con!, Kot | - 4 é petrated wpon the pub his head that he was a world | ig Indian was broug To b ko ’ ears ffaws and je f © one oa Coughlin Irish ot e thern and public, says the Minne |Giant. Coughlin fought ss re apolis Tribune mons and the lanky Cornishman | ° Just who was the original foke|walloped him in excelient style, | ; t 4 sving Heattle | back of pugiliam will be hard to de | Al Limerick, Buffalo coflee cooler nat ermine, but the best modern joke|was the next Irish giant, Limerick was John Mun { Butte, a miner | fought Munroe, another huge joke 7 " and nothing mor |Munroe licked Lime ¢ By ® peculiar circumstance Mun- | strength of that victory . BOSTON DENTAL roe succeeded in staving off Jeffries |thought he had a chance with for four rounds. The man of Butte’s | fries. PARLORS feat put Mary McLain's star very ao Gueiaiae guardies, much tn the eclipse, and the Min-| pitily Lush, who, by the way, is Laty ante, ers’ union and other intellectual] not q “usher,” was the ch ‘for Hours—#:20 to ¢; ndays, 9 bodies of Butte passed resolutions |¢he Yale ball team, and the boys are we 12. Roth phones commending Munroe to public no-| giving him the credit for winning | 1420 BECOND AVI tice, and pointing to the fact that|the championship, the first time 1. ” Butta, first in everything, had fin-|iney have had it for many years, ally accomplished the fact of pro ducing & wonderful fighter. Even] A man who served ali last season LONDOM LOAH OFFICE Munroe himself was deceived, but /as aa umpire, is now night wateh Ps 4 — a the deception was knocked out of C canal beat on the Erie eS ee Money to Loan on Watches, Din~ his caput when the miner met the| canal, where the only boss he has mands ana semen. i bollermaker in “Friseo. It was back | in th yok. He says any job for De not buy « watch or élamon@ 4 to the mines with Jack. him except umpiring before you see our display in our ; Jack Skelly of Brooklyn was an - — Sindow and our prices, marked im other of the peculiar jokes fotsted wy Prop ‘ White snguged’ a's" cooper in's| SUM CLUB TO MEET Fa ETS barrel factory im Brooklyn, Mr. - - = RELIABLE TRANSFER CO. Skelly delighted his friends by win-? ‘The Green River Gun club will ning minor amateur bouts. 4 © grand ball and shooting tour Baggage, Furniture, Storage -_ Pinatly | ine ON| Jack won the amateur champion} pament at Black Diamond on Sat Office and ship. Then the New Orleans car-| urday and Sunday, Juty nd 23. ope bees fT EE nival was broached, and through| ‘phe grand ball will be held on Fhenss—Susest 666; epeseay some faulty logic Skelly was picked out as an opponent for Goorge Dix on What little Chocolate did to Skelly is now recorded in all the ring books. Con Coughlin, coal wagon chauf- four, serves an an excellent type of Saturday evening, and supper will be served at the Black Diamond ho- tel. ‘The shooting tournament wil! be- gin at 10 o'clock Sunday morning Liberal prines wilt be given to! the winners in the tournament. ‘The etud cordially invites ofl its friends to the exercines, Diamonds, Brooches, Rings. Scarf Pins, Links, Studs, Rar Screws, Ete. Houghton & Hunter Jewelers 704 First Avenue BUDDY RYAN. 8AN FRANCISCO, July 20.—Bud- dy Ryan was w ded the welter- —— Dr. F. M. Conn, Alaska Bide *** Barbecue Dinner For 2000 People At Opening Sale, Sunday July 23, New Division of Lots in SOUTHEAST SEATTLE COME TODAY AND GET THE BEST HUNDREDS COME EVERY THE MOST POPULAR PLACE ON THE SHORE OF LAKE WASHINGTON. DAY TO SPEND A DAY'S OUTING. Boating, Bathing and Fishing SIDEWALK FROM CAR LINE TO LAKE. 225 FINE COTTAGES HAVE BEEN BUILT IN ONE YEAR, Your Last Opportunity 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 mo guess work about it. You buy these lots just as adver- . Look This Paper Over After you find mo one offers as much for the money, ing lot for the money in Seattle. If you can’t pay cas come to Southeast Seattle and let us show you the finest build- pay $1.00 per week, Come to Southeast Seattle Today Let us show you a home better than you are now living in, we 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 Space in newspaperc to tell you things we can’t do, We advertise to tell you what we can do, We have works to show that we have done and are doing what we advertise. We have 225 happy homes, all built in one year, in Southeast Seattle. year ago for eighty-one thousand dollars, right on the car line, right on the shore of Lake Washington, on this side of 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 have 80 citizens, and all are delighted with their homes. The greatest evidence of what the citizens of Southeast Seattle think about their homes was demonstrated by the Fourth of July parade, fourteen blocks long, viewed by 30,000 peo- ple, on First, Second and Pike streets. All people joined with the daily papers in proclaiming our exhibition the great- est Fourth ot July celebration that Seattle has had for many years. We invite you to come and see us hela coud rent is due. Talk to these happy people and you will be convinced. . We do as we advertise. You will be convinced that Southeast Seattle is the place to invest. ment. Only 1§ minates’ ride. Take Washington street car. Office Open every fm on Aye Soo = ba = SEATTLE HOMESEEKERS CO. We purchased 160 acres in the rough one