The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 1, 1905, Page 2

a SEATTI STAR—FRIDAY, SEPT. 1905, 7, ™~ re r ] " " om 4 iia An 4 - . ; STANDING OF THT SLURS, [So OR AOR ROR RORRI RRR OR Rm | fow and far between | ) FAN FOOD ] lags hge Dn orr PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE » * ow, Mayor Ballinger you | _ aan t Won, Lost. Pet. |» | think the writer hae » too atrong | oe hell-eway teb | Oakland is ul 621 | * |in tis ertticiam of the Hoattle de § n attley , Viator ! Lam ‘Angel eT bs |tective iforee, let ‘momake a | € q i he b Tacema 3 By a | jention j “ “sin K 1 Y Hall |@an Mrancleco 13 : 0] AR AAAAAARAEAR ERE HOEY NEE EES | ne a b A f the & t Portland u 17 19 turned from an extensive trip to s s s work wa . n by t attle + 6 116 | | Hurep Ho went t dy municip & hold rove ' t r | Tonwmy (Duras, of Beatle, knooteed days Mt was decided that a flip Of) 4) transportation pr me and was h anid aww ‘ " ’ ‘ THURSDAY GAMES out Dave Barry, “the Highting| the coin @hould decide the matter.| paid for hin journey -by the taxepay mt. Seb. tenieteen , hat th . them Sate 2 Angeles, ‘Thur.| Lt & Sereed upon that Junres W lt ity | t and th he § AMERICAN LICAGUE we oat nite ceieneeell stn 2o.|COtforth, the promoter of the big] 4 returned chock full of-new | wo- bag and the an . v ‘}ton, 3 Tha buatnons war a fatl right swing) 2d mieitt was toeall the turn, Hea! coattte nt ‘ v tay ur AT CHICAGO--Chicago, 2; Waahe| io ine 4 tid wo and Britt cried out “heads” | mye munieipa transportation r ate ' | ingten, 0 » the jaw and heads she came | pewhie ce, af dieein ital | POPULAR PLACE FOR POPTILAR CLOTHING F¢ ONE ¢ j ‘ie iene MO aoe cy : " Thie win by Burns will probably roblem js one of great and vite OF - eo . ™ rence 7 — ee ‘OW |ahow the fight fans that he haa the mportance to all ofw os a Seen wolves to grad the game a t x Hart be AT CLEVELAND—Cloveland, 0; | DUnCb. despite the fact that the ma | 8 = 4 m seat 1 ro age hiladelhite, 2 rity of them, with several news » is the m welfare of our fo not ¢la t ‘ ont but ] - Ps th — papers, have been proclaiming that ity, and the morale@idition of that sur'methed Of business-enablen u make « reasons for ; . ae - vetareanas “eae he was a showy boxer with ua arm which looks afityt moraly—th "i and st oto heir 5 hiditions AT PITTSBURG—Pittabu «rg Hong sad guetta ET Continued ‘from Page One.) #? vou Go not walk what Teer that were a 5 tal Louts, 1 mad gamo—-Pitts at Busnes wax endeavoring to meet wr buneh of m tendent, becoming inter rx. 10; St, Louts, 6 T Clearance Prices AT NEW YORK-—Philadelphia, 8; |7pmNoy eye or tae i eeae| “Wall, return { | ‘ t any , w empl » who hasn't ¢ BATTLE AX} ‘ y hese two men bas been made, the| emp chap ons se = worthy éxam f En MONARCH ona ¥ yr : |w Il save the road just $30 | pared J . - and | And ment ™ , $ be aut The con got the job | YOUR BYES WILL BF w 3 tor whee faces M | mut } ) THE FACT THA $2.50. ; ~ : . | He war rooked, neverthele THE BRAT ge OUT T 1 ROT = 1 " years Beals C. Wright! possitly, in retaining your ineff . TO THE CORE : An *. xX. * ‘ to the title of national) sone fore Mayor Ba ake a for tar ‘ tennis player, He was! \ou), that they | Bt. Paul. Of course, It's a dew t 14 Fi fe naLumnina Thee! wom i from nave, ir nents | mands J fa thats 00 First Avenue . ama ina Se he sete ait an would maw men who are shy big] be more ! m Cor. First and Unien $ 8 ‘ . ell y 7 : eng arat “iamonds and other n eadquarters and prived at $ " EP EE “ yr h WOR) ments of offic | Chief O'Connor. J val I al tf no ~ a oe m Couns tl if cosh ie ano, you & i for a fow day y i week at ng played together for] wayor, dead wr Notw to tion of , ov Agee ht nk the sad exp you Be a ree PECIAL, SATURDAY mach .olher .plays mame, (hl4) ing withsyour departine ] ted | 0.00 to Sar » ' ? ss last contest was upon with| not got awey from on = - Bo b a een played 8 there arestill honest men r p N fh CF i » argh rg bappac Vera) faithfully and honestly for thelr a f ‘ § be cos + | par; OF Stee Th ft a e t Muste BPRCIAL CLAYS t RET . bind him and played| yinaty per Let's have a few good, clever, hard AVL. SEATIAR 4 qua wh r ‘ be a slight tter game the Now, Jet mo tell you a few straight | working ~ on the departmer - i A $2 : 2 “ * tl by thousand wople, In the Imat| sitie’s detective force—some facts|story man when they see b mano House « r of - - game Wright f & woak spot i9/ inet will hurt, no doubt, and will|who make their t © Postottiee ; . " War lefense and had things all! raise a roar in police headquarters|and on’t make mae . : . o Rhodes Bros.}'"’"’*” as loud maa Palmer House waiter's | headquaste rf . - setsh demain ‘te | Sunday veat Let's have a force of honest, Ais “ any veal p kreatest dispute in the com-|" 4 pmo city in the United States | ciplined sleuths who look up to and } an ite exe TEA AND COFFER HOUSE §J) ing Ughtweight championship match Basttiote sine can be found su reapect their chief, not because he i Of Course You j } —y whe should be referea Neleon|en tnefficient and incompetent good fellow, BUT BECAUSE HE and hia managers were for Siler sAG POLIOBMA D he ¢ 4 }of alleged detectives wuch as you)IS A GOOD POLIOBMAN C n B k a : who ts.0 exeoller hand & £004 | have under your wing I want to congratulate you on one a a e 2 tne on fares, Britt, on the other hand, In mo town of similar size do score, Mayor Ballinger With RANGE—delicions ee ge acc lha CARLSON DENTAL CO wante! Champion Jeffries. After) deimctives indulge in so much| ¥ aro a good man to act sta “ Has the latent and J) disputing the matter for several CHAP GRAFT and with such }promptly on « tiy } bread © easy to he , teal ppliances for pa ntal | brasennems, | When the writer gave you a gen bake b so simple to ti Bhs - had |] work. Prices reasonal ond | Fall Styles Monarch” Shirts | 2—In mo municipality, anywhere} tle hint some time ago about where . seauidte th werent / . Frise nd now t Midas teanit om nen Call end ‘te All kinds, $1.00 each, at E.| near the size of Seattle, is there a|the gambling was going on in Be- OSE ALR ois eae = 4 | Brooks & Co.'s 2nd ave. | detective force with #o little knowl-|attle, you saw to it personally tha a you are ough b: y Clothin nt gg a oe ig Fin te chia | edge of the profamion and so abift-|the dives were cloned up | you put out your fire—no waste r" playts the = | That any form of disease can be | lows, lazy and irrespona!bic | When I potnted out to you that}! < m of fuel. no dirt. nc ahes and al- ’ kind of . “ be A }eured by the new science, suggeative| 4—Inmo city, small er large, are| your order referring to the removal |i , a kitchen. Don't put ‘4 AT TE team. @ " pao i therapeutics, is being demonstrated | the detectives so regurdiess of die-|of doors and curtains from saloon |i buying your range a day long- the pensbant witnan Z| CLONDON LOAN GOFFIGE [crery aay vy Dre. Btroth and Mea-|cipline; where they obey no one’s|boxes was oaly being entoreed | RETIREMENT dispute, it wilt Geaiane ies ache 198 Second Av. m lcham, in their offices in the Areade | orders, loaf from morning till night/agalnst a few, you put the matter } tearm are siuffing. No team in the Next to Guys Drug Store building. The doetors are meeting | and do net dAnow the difference be-|into the hands a captain with! Pieagie has why tight to be 4 Money to Loan on Watches, Dia. | With great dra! of ances, eapeci-| (ween & real ok and « bottle of jwtriet orders to “go through.” ! "A é the | per team ‘this . ally tn banding cronic cases of long | pepsonized milk Now | att e i tin re) 4 cause every team in t ¥ ‘ ~ standing. They bave recedtly secur-| 1 frankly admit that even on Se-| Why not act on this, the beat of/ ° % of H. Lewls & Co, First }an equal chance tor the title «i 4 | Window and eur pricea, marked od additional office room to take | altie's detective force there are ex-) al! tips P.-1. BUILDING, FOURTH AND UNION. q and Cherry, can be com- | few of the teams have a better right piala liguree = are of their rapidly increasing pat-| ceptians to the gemeral rule of last CLEAN OUT YOUR praesent’! Phones--Sunset, ‘Bx. ‘27; Ind, Ex. 76. pared with tatlersmade. to it than Tacoma. i ieees Luria Prep ‘ ronage. nem, incompetence But they gre’ FORCE! i For $11.00 you can Wea —— ii tis a i —— 4 § get a suit that will com- | pare with a $20.60 ‘ailer- made at the retirement sale of H. LEWIS & CO. or, First and Cherry. re ee ome oP A AON ee — en oe ee Seer tints ~~ es motte Ome — E ANIC NW NER ; : BP URI War gyi TPE IV By Ve. vue wy ae Th ey Bik So 2S GRAN MOUSE $sstine 4 \ . Sa lk — : : ~ oe BNC SS JOHN CORT, Mgr. Both Phones, Re 4 OPENING OF THE BEASON TONIGHT AND SATURDAY. WILTON LACKAYE In Wm. A. Braity’s “THE PIT.” Saturday Matinee —Onty Perform- ante ‘of “Trithy.” 5 Prices—-$1.60 to 26c 4 BUNDAY and 3 Following Nights, e ‘A We Need Is Rain ; | q ‘The Plain Comedian \ i 4 EZRA KENDALL, i 3 In His Latest Achtevement ' \ 3 “WEATHER SEATEN BENSON.” 4 An Ideal Licbier & Co. Cast Prices—$150 to 25c. Seats Bell EATTLE ;.. ° THEATER *.. oO John Cort. Mar. Both Phones 42. TWO NIGHTS MORE. Matinee Saturday, $@c and The Celebrated We have had fifty-five years’ experience in piano selling. BRIGADIERS Duritg that ‘time we learned much—we learned how pianos ought to be made in order to possess a brilliancy, an Burlesque Company action, a tone, and that durability that would endble it to be a pleasure to generations es cha prepa HAYES These ideas have been carried out by a preminent Eastern manufacturer. Cartain at § Sharp Saturday Night S We have put our name on the pianos because Sunday Matinee and Night and/ fj . \ it is in every respect as good as any piane that can be benght, save one or c ch are ver »stly All Next Week—“Kentucky Belles 1 It is very much better known than any other instrument of equal cos Trira Avenue 4 Theater The Most Popular Theater It is not so well known here in Washington for thé reason tl Kohler & a new cor Li» Butin California it is found in the studias of the state's greatest musician Iwo of them write as follows Herman Genes, the eminent! pianist, late of Berlin Otto Pietssner, the we known pianist and musical director Prices—Night, 2c, 2c, 400, 60 = Matinevs, 26¢ and 1 Fork SAN FRANCISCO, May 2 : : | — The Koliler & Chase piano upon whieh I have again had the || mMesSRS. KOHLER & CHAS ioe = es foe oe : { pleasure of playing, is distinguished by a beautiful, vith, ainging Dear Sirs:—I congratulate sn your fine Kohler & Chase up oat Pa Ck eee ; tar ect evenness and spackling brilliancy, Its greatest advan right pianos. Having had ample time to give them a th gh test “FABIO ROMANI,” seat esti i i it'gives mo pleasure to state that they have proved satisfac in G) | ; tage, however, is the really ideal section which makes it possible for Guay stamens “he wenetiethih aa sapmapereelas end’ the gates A Magnificentiy Constructed Ver- | virtuoses to play the heaviest pieces for hours without fatigue in remarkable for its elasticity sion of Marte Corelli's Famous Nove! | reapeet the Kobler & Chase pianos are today unequaled Musicians will find that the samecefficient work can be done on “THE VENDETTA.” the Kohler & Chase upright piano as on a Grand STAR ho jes and HERMAN .GENNS. | Very sincerely yours, Translated from the German OTTO FLEISSNER for jentlemer Every act great and new. 3 DIB | RICK BROS, Herculean Marvets. | ROME, MAYO & JULIET, Burles- | tees cr More Kohler & Chase Pianos are Sold in California ES THEATER, Second and Than Any Other Single Make We could produce many more such testimonials, but the strongest fact of all-is this. Benes: .—Beginning Monday Ma‘ fines, A 28. All week, fare four the great and only John L he dant eee Once its matchless qualities are known, it will achieve the same measure of sic here in Washington $1,009 chatlenge for her equal; the i We extend to you a hearty invitation to see it and hear it played holder of Richard K. Yox diamond medal, Lulu Beeson, buck dancer, anetsted by the comedian, Harry Werguson. Julian Hariiton, the peer. Jean coon shouter BOENIC TRIP OF THE SOU It can be bought on easy payments, if tesired. Visitors welcome KOHLER & CHASE Hoods Canal | {305 Second Avenue 4." Arcade Building and Return By Daylight | . Finest Pishing, Hunting and Camp | tg Spots on the Pacitic a meme INLAND FLYER Seaves Pier 2 Dally, exvept Friday, et8o.m. Returoing, arrives at Beattio at 10'p. m. — MEALS A LA CARTE. D ast