The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 2, 1905, Page 2

® TTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, AUG, 2, 1905 ALL *c" A BOAR ats FELLER S ve 3wates a ' x j j ENGELS AND LOCALS | season for senttic. ‘the aseson \n iim He handed himselt v0 ue to| esd TY BABY GIRL which she may bring home the pen . van at every in ot | . { START ThE SEASON | 0x: Me hit Sullivan at an HOV ve Talay i a a eee ay Sy LOUISVILLE’S MASCOT ASEBALL LEAG We have as good a team as any|* cheer for th tiwaah They ole wud © doub' STANDING OF THE CLUBS. in the league. Our h taff is | Start the ball a-relling on Wed ed east but that Britt woul 4 jin most pec even be day We all hope that they will) win And he did ——- = 4 PACIFIC COAST LE the others. And, above a roll it up bill and not down }_ tt the opinion of the Mriseo| WITH LITTLE EONA IN THE GRAND STAND, ORVILLE WOOD ‘ w manage Rusty ha ne of fight fan that € rita Net Tacoma 63 those bull-dog I never! On ‘Tacor ain't h . ne | fee w off a mo the} RUFF WINS CLOGE GAMES AT CRITICAL MOMENTS AND ie Anedes .» 1 pag, Als aa pons dee we wy b nto to puta kink tm the it, a thing whieh it te THE KENTUCKIANS SWEAR BY HER .ABILITY TO HELP j tand Ing, demoratie | rr | thoust will do soon | THEM OUT ' meh Me we » 7“ — eg he petty — } Shields is in good form now and | ty oo lit cern igy 4 agate . ght to put up a good exhibition | — 4 aby howls sh . A article | of piteihng hields has seme good| John M Sky ie the latest 4 NATIONAL LEAGUE. s the handse heen Oe aed wae Steen SS | peal itis very probabie| , Wea. 4 Pet. | the horsehid the Siwashes on |Sevent, control ie le ve | that is up in the air, or, in| ew York 25 Wednesday noon, and Blanken-|—""™ & ‘ sel} the “sky,” most the time he ts| Pittsburg .... s.. a4 ship ia behind the bat. Botn t ~ rn angage OO a Pog woe tag bee bout 1 the. other ; Shite telphia tN have been playing good ball lately, | Moser A ft ball than | members of the pugs’ union out of leago 41 a r yall than x he yp " sour # . busine He may not as eee ase = PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE | bad a fighter as Munroe, but he will | 4 te os ° re . | Tattle Kan hird be will me up to the expectations of the @rooklyn .... % 62 a1 TUESDAY'S GAMES decor " i pu righ | ; AMERICAN LE Oakland t ways look for good, el ball i 4 \ ron the small bey | Jett wan worth every cent of the 3 4 Slevetand | $1000 he received to the booster t a : FAN 00D | _naushion, of the fan Pranetero| te epescn ictesing the tte to i Philadeiphia .. ... 38 Examiner, says t Britt's use Of] winner, was like a box of bon bons} 4 4“ his brains was a fea of the bat-lig ay Debutante Detroit 45 ame m Tuesday Ther no af tht fight | j a St. Louis 51 This was the that kind ghton.} A F m Hart ' Waahington iT) the Pacific Coa ° car be two optn-|ner Reet » seriousty considered & day. Essick was on the slab f to a fight of that kind. Sulll-| untit about a year Root never | & . : enue | Portland team and, as us van was as dangerous as they de-ldia have the vail and Hart was a| LES t t > act NATIONAL LEAGUE art © | iGELE r If boys her school inte d and securing x se a “pis x tis 4s Recent work. It took 12 scribed him, and Britt was more far-away proposition at best Se ae Garmem mnee m} ‘ ao « St. Lout player, undertook to #™ 4 At Cincinnati—Cincinnat! 5 a the game, and be had a : At Chicago—Chicago 6; Philadel- Angeles, of play the game according to } phia 7 » lay basket- | the gulation rules adoptea by ™ nS 4 allt the major leagues. AMERICAN LEAGUE. Mellpmeeedire * i@t.New York—Cleveland 2; Now b pe tha th : | rofessor 1 Weshingt on—Washington 4; omg j , j oe , ft Philadelphia—Chicago 4; Phil | three weit trate é ball |» ae ine foo P \eitaiphia 5 | ams in Low Ar league le a q has just been formed which will|a of its own, and | be componed six teams. It is! o t ne of & cents : Angels and tho Siwashes mix | ; the firat league of its kind in the| every time a player throws the ball 3 the Recreation park grounds | LOUISVILI A black-eyed, ) greeting to her father as he sieapet history of the grand old underhand. Coach Robinson says 4 day afternoon. | Dlack-haired t rl has been In-|to the plate, Woodruff hit the first | game. he girls are good at catching and pitet Meld for a clean| Pretensor Jones made her etate-| baiting the ball, but have net. yet i | stalled the ma of t i . earned to feild low balls properly ville tean « the giris of SEU MNS ati } came ment good by #4 the year-old a c ine & mascot was — MENS TWEED AND WORSTED SULLIV a oo “baseman of the the afternoon of July 4 Louis py . aan af : . IREEN. chew playing Indianapolis, CREAR ERERRERRREEREREREERR EERE SUITS WORTH UP TO $15.00,|, The gentleman with the “Paris CALLAHAN GREEN, 1 |” Woodrutt ts a model domeeticat- | y and Kenna pitching fan” name is doing backstop duty for Chicago just the same as ever, of ball 5 ent ball. and the score a tie in the 10th Quinlan singled Yo enter. Two men were out. Wood- from the bench to the plate he RRR EE EE turned half around and waved his «s to morning practice wheeling} hand at the little girl, whose eyes —_—_— Pecan vb her go-cart, and dhe | were alone for her father: An@ about Jeff passing along his, was little chance for criticism. The Sear Ore Re the eee tne | caattto Miss | Westralt semontet! wits, 49 hae been explatned: tn] POREIBILATS Was teeee Rowaees Trough thai werk” * | OME | MR Ree Utto Bennet, chating ©) sess catumn be hed mo mare right] O00 toe queemen of the advisability As & mascot the little girt hes — emai, Sorts * Carne She of finish fights naturally arises, ¢ " »|tonsed her fathe f P proved a success. Louisy weslple st seschas leter Weedrett] "nee Faye h ; tame perme Sead |playing Toledo recently, and, after|amashed a ball to the right fieid| Zee 2%. Jt a0 impossible now a: |@ game, uphill struggle, tied thelfence for threo t Quinian| it ae then. the ninth inning. With | crossed the plate, and the game was | out 2% man on third, | won s The Hart-Root fight stirred up | The little girt Hoe «cS | Now the players regard Edna as|some discussion because it was| | orm or nee ing out on the| their mascot, and Mrs. Woodruff ts/ billed as a finish affair. Fortunately | lim th sebe ent ane who was seated |entroated to attend every game with] it ended before the ordinary 20- im the grandstand, cried ont @ the little one round limit was reached and there allahan tr Sox last season, but gave it NOW AT $7.50 EACH. and looks to be as good as he waslup. He was suapended rece: PRION CLOTHING HOUSE |i: 5.0. : (re dentine endl ed {to manage the] Danny Green wilt be foun in " Hghtfield for the Sox. He has performing wonderfully and his a seoms to have lost the means that runners will need wat for some of those sensational throw to the plate, which used to be his jalty {t eeeee m, whi * * * * mCleanest one. ond Only Theater ‘TONIGHT AND PAL L THIS WEEK, Russell & Drew Present THE CHAS. A. TAYLOR CO. In the Great Racing Drama, “THE DERBY MASCOT” ‘Wnder the Personal Direction of the Author of “A Big Success.” Next week—The Taylor Company in “STOLEN BY GYPSIES.” Nien 8 HOLMES. TANN “Ducky” seems to be right on] Lee appears to be better this OPERA seattic’s | deck with his little willow, and|year than he was any time ‘ast | GRAND Leading | threatens to give the leaders an-| year and ¢ fans in Boston ap at} HOUSE Theater | other close game for top of the col-| Chicago will t enty of opt to give away the championship than ’ Opposite Pantages Theater. L. |. HOFFMAN, Manager. CORT. Mgr. Poth Phones, 66 | umn honors, if he continues the|tunities to se him try and hit the DAVIS. 3 4 5 6 R *" 7 = ERTS ONLY IN clip af the opening of the flag} benders his big bt her propels to George is meek as @ lamb in the! 5 5 5 - oom On Terms of $3 EATTLE. «2300. ward him. Chicago ranks this year and | Friday ont “Saturday, Nights and ae — not show any ition to rep e a tae ontra Modern or $4 Per Week AUGUST 4 AND 6 od to bee LigERATrS ot te Somme MILITARY BAND ‘. AND CONCERT COMPANY @riumphant Transcontinental Tour. } PRICES—$1.00, T5e, 50c and 25 Beats selling today ie t “First and Madison : STAR ee ee. Ee Daily Matinees 16c ®undays, Evenings and Holidays, Reserved Seats 20c SOUTHEAST SEATTLE MUSICAL KLEISTS, ANDERSON TRIO tne Site iter ot fe. DONAHUE ; 5 During the winter “Jiggs” got al ,. SMITH thought to the effect that he wanted} Th the White to assume the management of @ uted as a pos minor league team, but Manager Jeftries by “Kid” 3 A Zr dence Satine Stax on of ie ued a rr My mide ns Mh iene regrade of Jackson street and the big trunk sewer are complete you will pay $300 to $500 for lots. Now is the ‘ n on first with his big righ xy Patterson keepa on pite aK es to $500 for lots. Now is th <RECREATION PARK | 188 D000 Ot in weanon, te cine aot ct teh te ee ap. You will never ther chance to buy lots so cheap so close in, E. TOMORROW aaa year for the White Sox. Le t 65 U ers ote p to $160 Terms $1.00 Weekly ago there was vossibility of Seattle never becom ya grea —" f g a great city, but now we have 160,000 people; wenty years ago are now s for $50,000; $1.00 per week invested in Southeast Seattle lots will make es q SEATTLE. ri if you hang on to t Seattle will have half a million people in ten years. Why let the bank invest your earnings | j | ¢ 4 per cent, when you run all the risk? If the bank goes broke yo : > t is wel a Take Virginia or Cedar im get only a I pert-of the pietit. Your mos f - _ f br you lose, don’t you If it succeeds you 7 St. Gare. | prot rey is safer in Southeast Seattle lots, because no one can steal them rl are t 2 ponds , ‘ more than $3.00 per day in Seattle w OWEN 7 t t ed fifteen or twenty years ago, ; a 615 Ist Frank has mn cutting t Y Ca D th s Y | Tine Haale Brome | Me sore towara| ems ed ws ove, ne tha ou an Do the Same---You Have a Better dpportunit Now batsmen with s larboard swing so | Comslderable, ‘he vetoran has played the fait i , oe Ceenetr tee ke th Yorn 7 jack for the White Sox for aime sed hich : : ‘ pes ars ago are not one-tenth developed. These natu rdvant- is 4 ” Caoner 46 Culnaan = easons, but this year he haaibd in nty-five years from to 160,00 ple, are here n > ; roo doing things around seeond baie. vested by tt reat capitalist the world, the men that have done more in buil Ct x all of the g of the United States. Jim Hill, Harriman ,Morgan and Rockefeller are here nited VB. 801 They have ¥ t in millions and are putting in millions more aks imitec Phones—! WEL, tn t 4 . Free Delivery Greenbaum’s Cloak and Suit House ten year 1 you can save in twenty out of $3 of $4 per day wa 4 From the maker to the wosrer. 1410 BECOND AVE. | ve T i === Pj k 0 t Yo 5 | : long time; why not invest $1.00 per “4 ' ; | a After a y in quit wo on orn t$ t grow; lett he same : q THE CARLSON DENTAL CO's I) Seis ae ; thie of net. Seattle will he aAitae i nae neity 1 ' ' money } ' whe have the latest in methods Hf McFARUAND Into the game for the Sox than a ing. Only f tes’ car ride from Pioneet Square. Take car on Washington strect: hey oe a timely warn : 1 jances used in modern B) adie is a back and has been fiittle, He hovers around second do- afoul Office open until o p. tn, every'd v i) thé desmec 3 ashington street. Ten salesmen to show you § | traveling with ing fancy stunts and occasionally , P.M. every Cay. We are the owners. No agents, no comm ons to p: 4 SECOND AND YESLER, doing great busin gets fired out by the umpire for talk-| pitchers, but has only pi SEATTLE HOMES wii ea a Over Guy's Drug Store. tick and incidentally with the stick. ing too much, game winning both ' 1 1ESEEKERS' CO, i oid