The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 25, 1905, Page 2

rut SDAY Sports Pass a Quiet Day--Coast League Will End Series--The Siwashes Are Sure Cellar Rats JULY SETS om ae PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE | piedon lasted threo days, the | WILL INVESTIGATE [WANT LAKE LOWERED | it wou ft =" EVERY BALL PLAYER raw oon Vesa NIE Ey a E | ‘Tacoma + 6 4 Americas s and nt nce A petit f ‘ n 1 { Ban Francisco .... 59 the Ame ow’ 10) a the gh investigation wil a ' f « has y ™ ent Raa. Ahooles 50 = 494 Kid Mohler may bo able to pe made GF ths Renninnen Genter |>e -- . . Pt Ha. ha, he-e Portland . 46 49 483) \ gamo this wook That will HOLD CHAMPI( Hit to as tain t cnuse of the | ir bat ort W aah A #hri h me ut t Oakland 44 7 435 | good thing for the Seal CHICAGO, July Kreigh Col- | explosion ecretary Bamar gton } mer | inky Seattle .. 40 ‘ aa} e a Mohler has been mi: “ly than | jin wh , heb rf t i} Pay A ‘ae . — any other man and with him on wre solar oa t past A tia Saat pr i a t rh » & tomb NATIONAL LEAGUE ROY @RASHEAR COUL® NoT STAND FOR CONTRACTOR'S 1 the team have greak confidence, | y, howed his right to the title ered R Admiral Goor 1 to | out tor 41,144 Won, | Pet Melds is surely delivering the| yesterday when he eated an » make a and | thousand acres of t tn t king ‘ Ne York @1 ; 10 PRICES AND BUILT HIS OW N HOME, SAVING A TIDY 8UM | goods now, It seoma that Gbarlie |}, = ‘ak Chnainanel, Ur 4 ee p.- ; ee phere cy H { y Unéed io a a8 ae a Hall has turned his tuck over to| of (2, 6-2, G4 detail of the unfortuna dont. | the inke \t him. Rusty Halls Hoo Chicago 51 | Shiolda, Hall's pitehing of late has | re milion _|a t } . he Philadelphia o. 49 when he comes around his cabin} been very bad. Well, he may brace | AMERICAN. WINS | Cincinnati - 46 door b after the first series ia over Jul Bholbby | RR RRR RR TRI TOR TT tt teh te te tt th 5 ber@ ia St. Louis In the eight years he has been! Woe will all bow the and American won the| # g jim . 1 q Poston playing professional ball Brashear | tly pray that Rusty Hall will ling champ ) 4 The home {s in Vinton, Ia, and a couple|They have been in so long that aad 04 second * |» . AMERICAN LEAGUR of years ago he determined to stop will have trouble with their . * Hi Won, Last. Pot. paying rent ar gin pa tax yeu when the light strikes then: PUT MACHINE I RARRR ARERR ARE EEE | ae Sa EE Noteveland ... .... 6 29.848 Ho and Mrs, Brash \ . L ¥ nd Jon lehe Who has sent the dope from } Chicago .. . 30 the plans and local tra ‘ Lonene fete ; : aay | and Nelson fight here Whiladelphia 33 wore asked to bid Th?! witnessed the final Re crow Map vig ren nber 4. “There ia sly no KDetrott 0 bids were so steep that .Brashea bh for the Deiat » tennt bolle ner tape enoe A TERRI who was|truth in the story ar one \ he Dwight : re is string the pap + Boston 42 ishmen won " finals, t t pe ft the “ : ’ : L . Louts 60 had to do vie. bu all mack b was heard but t m the b } Washington 55 necemary for pry —_. . a ride f a pick and shovel A) th Or middle to x y wo ques bet hn le : a som » . struck @ cas weight box ng well t Aus were settled back b ay of Port c h grew per . tater | (ela and adding many ac Ips to : f ugh the sinister COUNTY CLERKS WIN) Riese Wheel iden bec atey- (Whig Socteier aaices eaten | a cn ‘is batt ed S. MH. Smith, but, owing to a tam t . whistieé aspng TY ° leas men. , | y be mment, William J. Cle 1 ke « banshee | ng Peter Jackson is going to § whe baseball players from was substituted. He give biit wa 1 as tore the 14] alia to try some he middle % feounty clerk's office, with Otto C a hard game, but the latter w ‘4s about as nea f our a tr me @ I ts over there. They will find "ap chief twirler, aduafais' teady for him. In the pla w etos ‘ Por tt a wtupefied mite « pill leat to the team from 1i-tnning game on fer the carnage was ov hacorekeepor shed his jabors, it was for ye had ff the honors by tu score of 13 to 12 County Clerk Case showed him- jmalf to be as good running bases as trunning for office, and the way he held down the box was a caution ‘A small crowd of sport-lovers at tended the game and got their money's worth before it was half! through | OPEN IN PORTLAND The Siwashes open In Portland on Tuesday. The six games will be the last of the first half of the 1905 weason. The Portland team, though jatill crippled, is playing fine ball, mad the Seattle bunch will have to @0 vome in order to get the best) end of the series. NAT.ONAL LEAGl At New York—Cincinnati 3, New| “York 4 j At Rrooklyn--Brookiyn 8, St Touls 7 At Philadetphia—Chicago 7, Phil- adelphia 0. At Boston—Boston 8, Pittsburg 1. | AMERICAN LEAGU At Cleveland —Cleveland ington 1. At St. Louis—St. Louis 6, New ‘York 10. At Chicago—Chicago 2, Philadel phia 1. At Columbus—Boston 7, Detroit 1. STANDING OF THE CLUBS. CLEARANCE SALE 2" goad GOES—-NO RE- LION CLOTHING HOUSE @ that the county | |from eating fannounced he would baild bis own | house Donning overalls, Brashear began bossing the men he employed to do| It was mly & when the ball pla: spend every cent then go into debt fow years ag who did not ‘ 1] as a lobster by his fellow players. | the work on his dove cota Before | Today things « different, and | called upon to report the following the player who throws his simo-| spring the house was completa, and! leons to the four winds and draws the night before his departure the} on’s salary to keep | Brashears gave an elaborate house-| nowball sandwiches warming. in the winter is the exception. | “That housewarming cost a cc Roy Brasheer, second baseman | ple of centuries,” remarked Brash on the Louisville American associa-/ear to a couple of the contractors tion team, ts one of the many/next morning as he was boarding| players acquiring a competence.|the train, “but I saved about $800) When he retires he will do so with|by butiding the place myself, so 1/ enough to keep Mr. Wolf scratching | guess I can stand rtain until he wears out bis toe natis,’ ment.” } on the next the « BIFF! CRACK! LISTEN 10 | THE MERRY SWAT OF THE LA CROSSE STICK SATURDAY (BY L. A. CROSSE.) the winning goal waa carried from| 20-22 First Ave., Cor. Main, ~~ AMUSEMENTS. Xadmiesion te « 3 | Matinee 10 Ce | First Ave. a» ison ‘oe | Evenings, Sundays, Holidays. Re- | served Seats, d« © Act a Feature Re Kiaw BI- pcyelist; ClfT Deane @ ( come- dians; La Grecia, Aerialist; the Tw | Franciseos, Burlesqoe, Magic and other strong features. Seattletneater 2. 8 ee, Sporting Bric battlefield. The man whe: made I. P. HOWE Manager. _ aa HUGH KELLY V& Both Phones 43. Tonight and Balance of Week. Engagement Extraordinary. American Tour THE GREAT McEWEN In feats of Hypnotiam, Legerdemain, etc. $10,000 Attraction. The Hyp- netic Feature of Performance Ie the Greatest of All Laugh Producers MATINEE J gpm 3 ~-nl “The Coolest, Cleanest and Popular Theater Toute Tuesday Night Drew Present Charles A Compan ean oy FROM THE HAREM.” 2 On & par with former Li gee and Thursday, “QUEEN | THE HIGHWAY.” Friday and Saturday, “THE FE- MALE DETECTIVES.” No cha ange in our price Phone Week. “Taylor Company” tr HE DERBY MASCOT | Moat a fdki Point Natatorium Warm Sait Water Bathing Open every day from §$ as. m. to 41 D. m. Boats leave hourly from Flyer Dock. City Office, 659 Colman Bidg. Phones, Sunset Main 1086. Natatortum Phone Ind. 2144. Greenbaum’s Cloak Suit House | From the maker to the + 1410 BECOND AVE. Tel —Sunstt, Main 2446 4444, The next championship lacrosse! the field and has been worshipped match in which Seattle will particl-| ever since by the lacrosse cranks} |pate will be against the Victoria| They say he has even quit work }team at Recreation park, Saturday Every team plays best lacrosse afternoon, July 29. Jon its own field. Seatule will be These two teams played a rec scord at home next Saturday, and the game at Victoria on July 15, after| game, which is for championship| struggting for 80 minutes, the s« score} B will be worth going mile being 3 to &. so that the supe decided. Victoria won the The scenes on the fieid match will undoubtedly be | membered by the old tim Time had to be added | to sen coal, | Gay, the | exhit nday, July 30, th ‘the same teams will tion game TOMMY BURNS . July 25.—Ur unforseen occurs to p newly organized Pa crup of this etty boxing pavilion tonight with | nd bout between Tomr t, and Hugo Kelly boy who recently 1 a decision over “Ph O'Brien. The men will fight ounds Judging from the of the fight ¢ should rewult in a fant contest. ‘They it, the b Iraw after 10 row vent it the Athletic its ne Burns Jack at 158 two teresting met * before, at Detro ut re- cing As of WESTERN AMATEUR LFERS, | Our Beautiful | cee | | | American Talking Machine |) tine ors more taroravie carne Free to Everybody tant of the Wamuwn Gel commie Purchasing our jtion opened today on the links of Teas Coffees Spices || nix inciuse this year nearly all the China i ~ amat es the middle rockery Gi Glassware ||‘°.'"* 0" os on ea Offer of the Age |) —— |day In the Oregon stat it to any of our stores. tts value is $5.00 worth of Coupons tournar ent] | Singles, Rohr beat Webb, 6-3, 614 Gifford beat West, 6-4, 517, 7-5 toward getting you the | Wickersham beat Herdman, 6-1 Talking Machine Free i. 4; F - h Gon dee Inco, beat W jder, 6-0, ‘enton beat ce Boys, Girls, and Young Ladies}|{ yten (ong nak Tokio HF ora this is Your Chance beat Knight, 6-3 moniteld | Come and See Us beat Gilbert, -) Scott beat | | Morne by default | Doubles, Prince and Fenton beat | Great American Importing Tea Co Stores Every where | Forbes and Nunn, 4-6, 6-2, 6-3, | The Mountain Views defeated the Edmond Favorites Sunday in a interesting game by a score of o 8. Fast playing by both team marked the features of the gama 908 Second Ave, 899 Pike a SOUTHEAST SEATTLE |’ Spot on the shores of Lake W ] OPENING SALE Don't read this ad and pass it ent, apd owner of a fine home which valuable space in daily papers to year, ‘See the homes all built ir you are paying rent, and have “t bye After you find no one else offers lot right oh the car line, right on the " You come to Southeast S¢ price we ash ‘We don't try to get rich in or Don’t understan { we are working for southeast t they pa i f ce wer ry h “ will r ey When these lot ¢ 200 | ast en of cit n mor their | we will sell on terms of $3.00 of $4 Come today, befo: the big r on the ground every day until 9 p. m IS THE ONLY ots so cheap OF LAST DIVISION oF Two BUNDRED LOTS up, beca f PI to be H w y ar Dont tt $100 a day for t Seat ots sold in one 00 en g in Seattle, and if € a tize 2 1 e landlord good. LOOK THIS PAPER slp hretat with lig 10 t n terms of § , 4 nN y nest | r pot in Seattle for the P out it would-l “ Ss in this paper, and com " miles fu h r prices from 15 to 50 per valks hts will be s tas ad d—$65.00 up to $200 and | YOUR LAST OPPORTUNITY mes, th % which workingmen have made more money by vw ha We have five or six 3, 4, 5 and 6- room house » new, which nd 5 a cl Take any car on W mn street. Office is open SE ATTLE HOMESEEKER CO,