The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 5, 1905, Page 4

lo. 2 j RARAK AR ARA RARER RAR RR RRR RRR RR | tor ' TANDING OF THE CLUBS ar ’ n * Lam not at Mberty to mention} PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE game: Ne n u of the writers, ‘The tenor Won, Lost, Pot. AT CLEVEL THE DOPE SHEET : ey a a ag You . * ball haw reached fever heat tn thelr | Oakland 9 15 s9/ game: Cleveland ft. La 7 * Fenpective localities, ard it te r an Francisco 17 16 5311 AT PHILADELPHIA First game SRA AA EAAAA AAA HEE EEE EERE EEE HES emmary for them to keep up with the | Tacoma eo 16 i 940 | Wash! om 4, Philadelphia _ - = * Portland 16 18 4 | id " Philadelphia Wa . Most of them ask for Yout erad- | Seattle i it 19 307\ ington 0. | There was a time wp the rac-/other ereet @ mad interest In unten” he said with a. sieht broad-| eT DETROIT—Figet game: De-| the of horses of @londid Diend etd geod ting a get-rich-quick ening of the ever present amite. MONDAY GAMES trolt 6, Chicago le Seegnd gar = oe \ lineage pn ies — Seaeinatty SR FE And I can't supply them, because Fi NATIONAL +! AGUE. Detroit Chicago called the spert o nage sae ‘ace acke ‘ere Michigan man who wants to} T ST. LOUIS ‘irat me Bt > ! Today in the United States, save |empted from the Myislative enact Ras Geen aimgned up Toul tout, Olastenatl &” Becmnd wee The Tacoma-Los Angeles game | only in a few places, it is more | ments against gambling on the plea will find them all over the went | St. Louis &, Cineinnatt 2 | which was the Inst the season truly “the gamble of touts Pe etn Fad we Age that i _ south, and t jccews fast season) AT PITTSBURG— Morning game ly an Very m¢ Tacoma lout to “he Ren ja Just ar ve er ps “_ < Ss b ng e | spoke well for them. Pittsburg 3, Chicago 2 Afternoc | Angels o yunt of imerson’s the decay of the old spirit that |b Poven’t this prove increasing in- |geme: Pittsburg 4, Chicago 8 wild pity The Tacoma team used to animate Americans and an=| Today the majority of the tracks wheat Auer ihe game wilh eash tose ie itne Subordan: boondiia von Sa jare in the hands of ports and aeines Eevatmet, weeded Me auueican LEAQUR toon id thet was om easy matter CLE PANG gamblers and politicians who have moat inet ' yin are t AT NEW YORK—First game: for the Ange & id nafely PRIOES 4 — interest In the reeding taining the mer whe hed last ee | of fine horee year, jawurt “ tinea tio: of th — — cmos, French annel 0 Neglie What they are after all the time poe mot fone tom By ttin i} Shirts odo 81.50] * the money, and in order to got} be. € effict I aadateel abbe: it, and get it quickly, they are will . Ain eared | | ling to have low clase horses, ple only Ser the: quality ef stn: aha Ss oll ing-1 r in called “8 C0 al a .- Ss races in which the results have oft | ‘ A WONDERFUL TRANSFORMA.| en been arranged beforehand AND | ‘TION. | With this Inside informat |to how races are going to termin | they make money both com! going owning the books | . their own tracks, they ‘ | |money of an ever gu public, | | $3 or $4 per week w a | while they place some of r own! bank aecounta with book » the} | home bullt to t you, better Teast. In this way th thing | {gamblers wax rich }\}| than the one you now live in | The old ex tor giving the CRESCE ons ks privileges has depa They | All city rovements are in ; | should be t oe nar Gee Crescous, the greatest trotting stallion the worl! hax ever known, . These pictures tell you what we | shoul jormts. for that Is what they | i# to be sent to the block for disposal. The “golden chestnut whirl To ct from are two reasons | Lots $75 up to $200; terms Le See Bae, eee lbave decome | wind,” who a few years ago held the record for trotters and who today. | why you should purchase at this Outstanding cars, operate on aT per ae |holds the mark for stallions, is to be disposed of at the Fastg-Tipton | store. Comparison will prove $1.00 per week. 15 minutes’ ride itp: remove — bithmasta, jsale in New York, by his owner, George H steham, of Toledo, Dur- | these facts beyond dispute. | moles, warts, pimples, et ost ing his car on the trotting turf, Cresceus established 30 records, Our beautiful line Boys t o street Pome out | | gton = erecar. Many of these without | FAN FOOD and harness horse history does not ain the name of @ gamer or of School Suits is marked to sell | TEE war Wisiest| a greater performer than the son of Robert McGregor and Mabel at from i} making the face sore or waving Again Seattle split even in al = = = j Marks, and remove free any hairs) qoute der. The ‘Frisco team ‘i ‘ GRRE return. Treat skin diseases,| took the morning and the Siwashes oO + 4 R. u r Ap _ a “i Siveoe sna caivipst tretacea wo| 22 ihe mors Idfield Ends Racing THE SUIT NOTICE To ing the Finsen and other therapeu-| tan and ons. Give scalp treatments, obesity treatments and shampoos, do manicuring and massage. Ail treatments given an- der the direction of a physician. All operations performed by a surgeon. Call. write or phowe | WASHINGTON UINSIIDUrE uF DERMATOLOGY @ FEATURAL | SURGERY. Bitel Building, Rooms 405—406, 407 and 408, Seattle, Wasb. Hours 9 to 12. 1 to 5, 7 to & J. & NIGHTSER, Mgr. —_—_ AM OPERAS=="*«" GRAND wouse ©: esau, tops tome eee MENTS. TWO MORE NIGHTS. “All We Need Is Rain.” “t's a Sin te Lous, But I Can't lelp it~ } = KENDALL, in Hie Best Play “WEATHER BEATEN BENSON.” An Meal Liebler & Co. Cast. Prices—-$1.56 to BSc. HE PERONS.” Jobn Cort, Mgr. Hoth Phones 43. All This Week —Matinees Tomorrow andé Saturday, $6¢ and 25. ANOTHER BIG HIT And Packed Houses. ‘The KENTUCKY BELLES Burlesque Company. Don't be, Be RUSSELL & DREW, Managers. Regular Unchanging Prices, TONIGHT All Week—Saturday Matinee EDWARD R. SALTER Presen' the Popular ey “FABIO ROMANI Presented by 2 Capable ¢ Inciuding WILLIAM MORRIS. Both Phones 567. STAR “First and Madison A SUPERB THE GREAT LEON In Magic Mysteries! CLANCY & SWARTZ Travesty Artista. Rice & Edwards—Ma June—Court- fight & Lee—Thos. W. Ray and Other features. ompany SCENIC TRIP OF THE SOUND Hoods Canal and Return By Dayligh Finest Fishing, Hunting and Camp- fag Spots on the Pacific Coast. INLAND FLYER Leaves Pier 2 Daily, except Friday, at8am. Returning, arrives at Beattie at 10 p.m 4BALS ALA CARTE The Siwashes played a fairly good game, but were weak in the pitcher's box. Charlie Hall got bumped so | that he had to retire, and the hand some one got fn the box tn time to get his from all hands} © round “Pug” Bennett, late of the Louie ville team, was on the field playing second base. He ts a fast fielder and can do some good work at bat. ashes went at Whalen like in the afternoon game. arse in is went The & a whirlwind They sent two around the the first toning, The Se them one better, but the Stwashes| talc kept right on plugging and finally had the game by the neck Miller steadied down and made the Seals watch all the time. He game, one of the kind pitches about every month. Mart adorned the ar bis beaming countenance h and played his old position in the feld. Rusty Hall took « layoff and did not play in the afternoon game In stead, he stood on the side lines and made a noise like a crasy man. Runkle was put im at short in place of Hall and played an excel lent game. Oakland was shut out twiee by the Portland team Monday. In the morning game they rallied In the fifth and secured four hits, bat were unable to get one of their men across the plate In the afternoon game they could not touch Corbett up fer anything like a safe hit at an opportune (ime and were again shut out. Biexted was very easy picking for the Port- land team, In fact they landed on him almost at will. The support given Corbett w highest class THE PECULIAR MOTION of railway cars cause many to fer from dixziness, sick stomach and headache—car sickness. This very annoying trouble is always cured by taking Dr. Miles’ Anti-Pain Pills, the “Littie Comforters.” They re- eve the pain, and #0 so that all unpleasant sennatio like magic. First pack- nefits, or money back. aut. disappear age b + Tourists’ Excursion ‘The ideal short trip for tourtate ts to the U. 8. navy yard and battle- ships. The Puget Sound navy yard is the largest on the Pacific coast. Fast steamers leave Pier 2 at 9 and 90 9. m.; 1:15, 2:30 and 4:30 p.m Fare. round trip, 64e. one FURNITURE For bargains in Furniture sve * RED FRONT FURNITURE Co. 220 Pike Gt. Union Bz Bakery and -” FOR GOOD THINGS TO FAT. MONDAY AND THURSDAY. LONDON LOAN OFFICE 306 Becond Av. 6. Next to Guys Drog Stora to Lean on Watches, Die monde and Jeweiry. eA kD ay Kay you se our ay gindow and eur pricen, marked. ig a “RELIABLE TRANSFER CO. Baggage, Furniture, Storage — ana ieee ghiry 1216 Firat | Mehta Busine 992, lndependent CARLSON DENTAL CO. ALL MODERN METHODS, Corner Second and Yesler, over Guy's Drug Store, room, 207. 737-—Bunset Entrance Telephone Ind. L. Main 2716 the} the the nerves | | | Career September 1 CLEVELAND, ©, Sept. 6.—Bar-) death, said Rarne “THY Heoent ey OldMeld will bring bin track | occidents have something to é0-with | racty on to an pleraber | killin pert more fm Uy bat HARWSON YOST. ee ee ee wae an RA 800-804 First Ave. Cor. Colum- Strongest Overcoat House 16 He has two dates left) there te « better reason. There ts . bia St Th Tate which wil take up time until} ne «port In automobite raéing! Al-| 1 the interest man bia he Stal then, On Laber day, at Ready most every contest is a rumhwny for ted by the public in the work of the te he went after track records. On ne machine or another — . September eo will drive @ “Trae . ot ae ‘ Diamonds, Ureochen, ptember 6 and § he will 4 x Track racing is not a@ ddfiger ppeneets , poems hibition race# at the Fennsytvanta | ous today state fair at Bethicherm. Following) when I drove my first car, ‘That Rethiehom engagement he will! year I drove the Cooper 99% # mile Houghton & Hunter t the mal cirowlt meet at) in 663-5 seconds, The madhine was BIG SUCCESS saver A then for the stage. hardest to drive on a etre ye that he will never|ever built. There wae ho pe, = # _1 Fives Avenue king pert, but wil! De) tial for the rear wheels and the ontent to drive bie Green Dragon | eteertng red worked so ny ce it . 9 at a mile-a-minute pace on o tread-| twas a tadk to gitide the ¢ ; vd} The regatta which was held on mill and beat out « competitor] the curves, Since thet time the « | tame Washington on Labor day we painted on canvas whe will give him) cular track record haw been lower an exciting chase. | but 25.5 seconds, although Otéfield admits that the pepular-| care ef today ity of track racing it on the dectine.| easter to drive and fully twi Ret it i ently dying « nat mans wate as the cure of that year INTEREST INCREASING W. Willy bought his moter IN COLLEGE FOOT BALL cet Soe eae Makes More Bread on the leke was sable to spete with the “Btwash,” the owner con- M kK Li: Bread —— Seotee bingeett andl interested the mrs aKes ter ANN ARBOR, Mlich, Sept. 5.—)ba That's my hobby. Id rather] cre with « few exhibitions of the oa = _ Pog ‘am Knowing the woes of the average| turn out a winning team than count |epeed of the boat, which was some. to 12m Makes Whiter Bread football coach and comparing them| the money of Rockefeller—even If] thing marvelous, V. HM. Fuben’s “ta Fins’ vii SEATTLA which gust beset “Hurry |1¢ betonged to me Delphin” defeated the Bigelow | py Sees? Meer Moware Tn ee Pd) eee Makes Sweeter Bread henthona ‘he hae since|for the money there fe in tt | somewhat handicapped by having « making bid debut at Michigan, the| though 1 don't expect_te ny-|Droken propeller. In all was a Makes Better Bread wuncement that Yost hae|thing. My intention G& to see that) very interesting day and nothing dered the rei bilities of}@ copy goes Into every high and| wae lacking to mar the success of nuthorship must be received with| preparatory school in the country. I| the Seattle Motor Bost club's Labor me clean of & shock | Know it will be of value to ail young | day regatia Toore ore any Stovery enptranta| tretiat players. ‘Tost wea ma’ cae] Than Any Other Flour -_——_———— reason fur writing i 1 he one end addrena = WILL bE GRE TEST cure hundreds of [every bigh Bnd prep echeol an canes that have been eo in the ceuntry and ir * up to see that thefebtbell ¢ "sl HORSE OF 1HE YeAR gets in tout with 't naked, edet TACKLING FROM THE FRONT. Which might be compared | die of letters out of hia pock style football c hin 1 ters from the presidents of 15 w en taking It slow and es orsities, prep and high schec inne the book in on foot-' asking me to recommend a comp The Twentieth Century Removable Duplex Grat Extra Heavy Top a Castings. e He sdahl Co. ‘Incorporated 20th Century, Oak and Oakland Heaters heats! the floor and consumes the coal gas. tt was three Years ago motor | Close finishes and one race Hundreds of row boata, canoes ey gh | craft of every de- What are the prospects for foot ) let- | 6 REGATTA WAS There were sever od }@ ereat muc mall scription were seen on the lake, ae | *d other Shortly after 2 o'c terest upon the fyi was one of the prettiest sights th hag been seen on Lake Washington re tong time. | RACK TRACK, SHEEPSHEAL | BAY, N. ¥., Sept Jamen Keene's champion colt Sysonby | Harry Payne Whitney's xr | Artfol. will post $25,000 Annual Championsh at one and one-quarter miles, | Rext Saturday and decide the 3-year olf championship honors In the opinion of Will be the greatest thoroughbrec battle the memorable ers of Salvador a Domino and Dobbins an expert sinee en | Were left in Sysonby will shoulder 115 pounds with 112 pounds on Artfal. Jockey Nicol will ride Sysonby, while it stakes last Saturday, ni. |* Mere walkover and a good work jin bis preparation for the pion | Champton, er since Ballyhoo ‘od Sloane In the saddle 1900 Futurity for the Whit Keene's Tommy Atkins the utmost rivalry won the neya over and Olympian has existed H. P. Whitney er thousands on will probably wag Artful, while $1,000 600 may be won and lost on the re it the meeting between the t-year-olds the world has jock the races started and everyone gazed with In- @ boats. It R.| a] at filly | tively meet tn the! your D stakes here | this nd Teony and} The race was eltnched when the ie almost sure that Hildebrand will which was Cham- “Tam taking Artfol up again In few days and 1 will surely start | her against BSysonby in the Annual) unlese she breaks down Redebiheniner & Co. Studs, Ear Serews, Eta ite Pantages Theater. L. 1, HOFFMAN, Manager. t ALBERT HANSEN ewORT otasa"* 706 tet Avenue ALL GROCERS SELL IT mm ve man eal Hee Wo before giving * hopeless. bad talk with mt Winter or Cheaper | final withdrawals, without extra penaltice the Anny To cook with Gas than with an Were announced in the secretary's other fuel you o J. office. Both Artful and. Sysonby be up-to-date, ao ‘your “hitches work with case and comfort, be neat and clean and { who will sympathi t in| arownd to the point Which was my | Pilot Artful Ec his flying tackle of Mistress Pame.| excuse for traveling many miles to} Other prospective starters finally onaenine | fo many have b lowned in thetr) see the famous coach. committed to a preparation for the b tracks, don’t you know Immense! The best ever! Annual Champion, and therefore not used ‘Hurry Up’ meth-| That's a Broad statement, The} likely to come to the post, are m my book,” said Yort when| past years have witnessed |’ Diamond Jim” Brady's Waterlight ttl I ighti s Cc about the publicatior In| wonderful Interest and development |""4 Oiseau, H. P. Whitney's Tanya ea e 1 in oO. » cor ved with the smile! in football, eapectally in the weet, and B. W. Jewett’s Bedouin P.-l. BUILDING, FOURTH AND UNION. t e off, “have pursued| “T have here (an@he pulled a bun-|5Y won in the $10,000 Century nes-—Suneet, Wx. 27; Ind, Ex. 75. REMOVAL NOTICE! Have removed from Second a enue and Marion street, Mar:. ° Building. in the training.” declared John are the very lowest consistent with first class ma- . Sonnet Sang . Rogers, the Whitney trainer, today terial workmanab!p. 4 Lue. James Rowe, the Keene trainer, Lage Pescotee Two Poll mia wo pues Modern Dental Parlors Construction Yes, Sysonby will surely moet Six Hot Covers with Damper! Artfil now. The clash will be in | Rep Second Ave. and Marion St. Open the Annual Champion.” Increased Cooking Facilitien ep any MARION BUILDING niform Aleat above and Be- Bl battles waged by J. R. Ke and dpacity for Quick and Even, the late Hon, William C. Whitney Nae Raking i the coming one with Sysonby and ncn Heating All-Copper§| Artful a# the color-bearers will be | PIANOS We sell better Piano: (ban any other house in ti lower prices and on easier paymenis eity. KOHLEK & CHASE, Second Avenue. C. A. Meye | 1305 Mer Summer It Is SUBSCRIBERS Should your copy of The Star fail to reach you by 6 o’cloch any eve- ning, please @o us the favor to call up our main office (Sunset, Main 1050; Independent 1135.) between 6 and 7:30 o'clock, and we will send you @ copy at onee. If you should miss it more than once, please tele- phone us every time you miss it. In this way we can be certain of giving our subscribers @ perfect ser- vice—and it is the only way. THE STAR PUBLISHING CO. 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