The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 21, 1906, Page 2

YOST TO PAY PEWALTY , AM THE SEATTL SAE WEDNESDAY, MARCH ar, 1906 ae ae | ——— ‘ rerrrrrrrrre * *) # BABEVALI, PLAY HA HMRO &} The Store That Serves You Be Garvey-Buchanan Company * ANE * I . ‘ . FOR BEING BEST MAN sans wae) A STRONG ECONC | * ore at Bake beach ¥ ~ ® terda afternoon and ree * F hB E 1 & pretty 18-year-old Hattie Gere # resh Bargains Every Day. New momies Hourly—Is making ( | # lach, whe had attempted to #/ Company's the Fastest Growing Store ye Coast varvey Buchanan * commit suleide in the cold # Tomerros © apeend bet 4 ‘ | lw w of the Pacifi * ia | the — P lutes ont eee reer rere ree ™m ane ere to a Whole Banquet of sargaing, y | : LER 18 BUSY SWINGING ONS r, A 4“ is CONSTRUCTION OF SEPARATE THE “BUSIEST” BASEMENT AROUND THE STATE FORM.| ATHLETIC GROUNDS FOR | M MM ING BASEBALL §=ABSOCIA UNIVERSITY CO-£D8 HAS BE. | | A o T i CHINA SALE TIONS GUN—SOME PARENTS 08 } yer Be ener Moony A bought | : York buyep gg 48 omnen ate the us ‘* ” * ‘ I sect Navarian Main an ond F Pint sept iy 4 1 “my Pralnted Fang *roun of high schools of | \ big lots, at O¢ 108, t nd Me ‘ 1 On wale, the state for the purpose of organi« Dr. Roller, director of the phyale DECORATE F N ing baseba be, On Monday the al culture department of the univer popular phystoal director journeyed | and Mise Rudberg, of the Wor] SAN FRANCISCO, March ?i,—| 0 FANCY CHINA OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS to Kent and made a stirring apeech | mon's dapartment, have jas! eom-| Jim Morley stated today that Heat bd Cents At 10 Cents At 16 Cents At 26 Cents At 39 Conts urging the boys to-orkantze a base- | pleted plane aud baye already be HN win “Kid” Mohler on an{fy, 7 Meas cat seat mrncllnr ee ; : ball team, The bigh sehoot lade | gun operations for the construction | appeal to the national commission no me npe: " a“ i aney ported ¥ 1m porteg were ake a) at first but after Dr of a new track for the uae ofthe National baseball jaw governed peers h us wrth up to 60 ait China; worthup | worth up te $1.00 Fane cy Cina Rolier bad finished & convine ing | gira at the univerwity our decision in the Mabler 28 t be; « ” i | ferent styles; De 1 Fine ffe t styles vet Specoh, the Kent boys decided to! The new grounde are to bé butt) said Morley, in talking of the case, | era; Mread | Ramikins and a, | Ch ke t t I be sas organise @ ball team and enter into} went of the regular track, near the) pisher, McCredie and I held that}—and Butter | Bavarian, Aust wid | Jara; De ted | an, M iA 1 Cups « eompetition with offer high schools gymnasium, and will probably sur-| gan Fran © wae euth to Moh Plates Me Maly n China Plates Ma aie cers; fim At the Ballard bigh school, Prin round the observatory, Th® track | jer's serviees, but if the case goes Miniature | 35 sizies of Decoratea | (*Pe. M cipal Frank Giles and every boy! will be amall in comparison with the) to the national commisal or to| i. 6: hes Abteicitaane aise Be ts ‘in the school were very enfhusi or one, but adequate reom will) Parrett the secretary, Beattie = oe aoe pwned 6 F i . astic and immediately elected Frank ve made for all the different #ports. | win out Weeta | gs ee ee oe ae he are, art G Van Roth captain and Theodore A xreat deal of the work will, be Bava. | CUP and Saucers, 0nd) Decorated Ba brio = as tae Christensen manager @ track tn the form of jumping. hurting | rian poor dozens of other styles of | fowls and B end Salen veoam, leapfrog and running PILLSBURY Holders fine China que Btatue Pe Some man from the “t wit woach the Ballard athtetes. Last te an Innovation lana i att v oe i. tore The new track has created much | i One will attempt to ge poye iuterest at the university, beoause hg the saga ee emt Ran outdoor gymnastics for girs are $1.69 quality g6-in. WARRANTED BLACK TAFFETA SILK—Eve a fer the state high schoo! meet. From very rare in America, Many of the guaranteed; going at : 11 —— = ~~ a Secenen girls will not be allowed to take hemish. Sedro-Woolley . | b part in the exercises because of 6b-| pyLADeLIHIA, March £1 J Ln gam at ts " ; ° — copie et fections of parenta, who hold that} ne champion Ame an ae eee : it ts immodest and creates the a@ifit | piayxers tw ve led nour Geath fre Senpedeia ibinan bs tac ake, at 4 : eee ie, Reler wit ester, 50 — of rowdyiem, The grounds Twill! peraiysis He te only 83, but for a An- Weel Imported French Volts, at Ger the track meet meat Friday propably be ready for use 48 tree] the last two years has been in pre to & custo None to deule night weeks carious health Twe months ago he vench terge. whe ait 4 - , at ra ce AT The faculty has spent conaider-| came back trom Hermudé, where he a Weave, gray only, newest for sp 4 KUSKOKWIM DISTRICT able time this year discusking the | had sought « change of scene and | athletic problem for the gtr: Barly | climate About two ye } NASHVILLE, Tenn, March wealthy cltlien of Nashville im the year they took the standvthet| while ii from ctrain ts READY-TO-WEAR DEPARTMENT OF ALASKA | Because Fielding H. Yost, famous) A fow months ago Yost was 10-l ine girls should appear tm pub-| tor as match le rouking # record that Se unequaled by any department on the a sailtiatean the NEW |°hurry up" coach of Michigan's |vited to Nashvi ffictate as best! i, games, and consequentiy there| to leap from the window BTYLES before the weason is open at prices that usually are asked at the season's end, Something Py The Kuskokwim, of Alaske.{ foothall teaw, acted as best man at/man at the wedding of | t © basketball games this) pital, and was y remtrair new in every day Rich ta gold, copper, cinnadar and) 4 friend's wedding, he te about to|Dan McGuigan, coach of thé V however, tha.sirlel|mures, A fate pathetic se that ef| ular “Pony” Sut, in light gray Invisible plaid sulting, beautifull " ter tatiors, cust Giver. Unprospected and wade | pail off « littie matrimonial venture |derbilt. university team have beam gram some great chess players has over-| trimmed with seif strap, skirt made extra full and newest styles tment to select from, gt veloped. We sail way 26. ADPIY | himaeit ried Mins Fite’s aister, Mist Fite] freedom in being allowed fo exer . him. Poul Morphy went in in wits eebuasbentte - 825.00 J.P. Redd & Co, 625 Pioneer Bldg. lan he weet we Mies Rost ° PY ted as bridesmaid. Cupid did the! ice out door it te ported gane, as did Ne Band Kiesertt NO CHARGE FOR ALTERATION. PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED jPite, daughter of L. te, & | rem that the public will not bealgwed |“ a aaemaenmaed Sa, ad | tor unde when in age, j . Ty ’ Says Girls Will Exon ‘oce G Fur- B: ---Belts De. taller sifirms, that’ tothe The ““Busiest” Grocery | Gents’ Fur elts course of two months practive the! Valves That Cannot Be Matched. nishin is Two Worthy ttems in Belts girly will be able to excel the men| Long Maple Hyrup, I~gailon ean at ig White Duck ts, neat eyelet and with the "We" to everything ox . $14 b i - a inn Fa | . AP. enti onm Strong line of summer weight y om ry, with gilt brace ept the hammer thro ang Maple Syrup, %-ealton Underwear, fancy end plain, . Value BE ss ssey eet | ¥ » ees] Unetaubd, the player who threat-!dosen iota The bleachers piled | . balbriggan and Derby rib. . . ’ because [over onto the grounds and the three | Long Maple Syrup, quart can at bed, worth up to The « gar 10: ened to jamp to the outlaws because Feige ceed bye bir aoe ee eS ic he thought he was mistreated on the wmel ent Guestiorm Fancy Asperagus, f bunches for base for Milwaukee in the olf West-|coutinued after the scrappers were/ 1. e wa} we, Vie wae a fast fielder|seperated. Unglaub wae ordered) j Columbia Cateup, a bottle . c bed ood ~_ le wilt buckle, patent les. urn re land a prety strong hitter, but his{from the game, Manager Cantillon | & « thy < MORNING SPECIAL w all col a 190 value, at temper led him to be known as a) sp mg j + arange ES ETI EAS e | “rowdy = s pe biggie son R5e | On Gale From 6 te 10 a. m, é 4 i wit othe players. i X mis” Lawes wen agin «A oe rt | DIRECT PHONES stain 1446, Ind. | FRESH RHUBARB, 6 tbe, tor for Kansas City and there wae « 132 soe ° « @he All nice and clean goods. Rent of house is very low. Close in. Apply to DABNEY & WOODHOUSE Complete Hourefurnishers and gele agents for the Charter Oak Range. 418 PIKE STREET. Phones, Main 3998; Ind. 5096. Notice— Sunset telephone num- ber has ben changed from Pink os to Main 3375. J. ARONSON 104-106 First Ave. S. sncemee Guckenheimer Rye BOTTLED IN BOND. $1.25 Per full q art bottle. Why pay more for S when you can ¢ best at Aron son's, and at the right price. ‘wa os oe 104-106 First Ave. §. Phones meet Main ndent 1751. i Free Delivery, Mail Orders Promptly Fiiled strong feeling of dislike between the | sunny-topped little Dutchman and} —- |Ungiaed, Milwaukee and Kansas/ City were playing a close game oa} Although a commission of free, the latter's grounds, and the Brew-} appointed at the request of the Ban = erm were at bat. Considerable i! |} Francisco baseball cinb, last Ban feeling had shown iteelf among the day morning awarded Kid Mobier . pro . players. With a runner on first, a/ }to that team for the coming season, | SEES See Lumbe E h 1113 5. 11 Milwaukee player lifted the ball to | Mohler will never play for any team | i gocyerton aoa Ste broke r Exc jange Bidg. "iw Ave. deep center for thre bases. As the }but Beattie as long o# there it 8) 4oun and died. Goring ended his runner passed third, It wae claimed |vaschall tribune! before which th to with hin ewe hand. Wiser — Lewee caught him by the slack of lease for his possesion can be com-| gies dines bis unfform and held him long | tented i ‘Penebers get tate the game & enough to get thrown out at the |] “The caso to the eome Ob heal ise in New Tork after lecving hla ALL OVERCOATS AMD plate. An awful roar went up from / Frisco stale Mohler from we a year! pume at i Ma Me} RAINCOATS at the Brewe: but the empire bad) ONGLAUB AND LEWEE MIXED | a0." said Jim Agnew. the business | , <4 lo fame He was sent! not seen Lewes and the out was al IT UP. manager of the toca! team. in mpmak in 1886 by & Brooklyn chess] lowed, Unglaub wan the nes! bat eee -_——- ing of the affair Mohler was an b and took first price at Hast ter, and he knocked the bell out of | was pe grounda ont! enrenerved player aod we signed Eve the bk He trotted around the bare | ab one t of the Milwaukee/ him first. We have the prier con wo Ae s plen- | lines until he came to where Lewee | toam was excused trom further duty [tract and wij! produce it, and the by < wa was sanding, when he wsuddeniy|by the empire, The Kansan City ralsco bonch may learn that wel ang 04 eprang upon the little sorre!-top and | team fared almost badty. There have profited by the lemon they Pillabury te a master on the point of the chin} was a burry-ap cal! for eubstitutes, jtaaght us Mobler sever sane a) and simu! ous piny im fiat, Unglaub wasiand pitchers and catchers filled upl reserve contract, and the southern t was to play @ game of whrtst,/ ped at third by a Kansas City |the vacancies made by the earth-lers took advantage of thin Pact to! two games of chem and two | player, who squared off for a fight. |quake. The game became a farce./sign him over our beads last aua-|of checkers at king land iu @ moment the fleld was the [Milwaukee winning by » jean Sond on He hae played against as} woene of what looked like half a}score, however | many sitterent boards at once ing « single board, and CONVENTION MAIL ORDERS FILLED SAME DAY RECEIVED, BY EXPERT BUYERS. Bs oar wen most of the games. | | side bet of $1,000 and expenses i A. T. Stahl, the Denver bowling | tT lain dbeiiabeied | is ecting on behalf of | es: | * i wired Bec. | THE UNIFORMS WILL BE *# A T DETROIT pelany A. to Jenkin, of the Wonk } iH BEAUTIES. tl | wn Re Ce t o | The Geattle tearm will have 4 the match. Bealtle bowlers, ~who| Sake eatinenes than ooneee, ec af re Not Made by Machine | witnessed the challengers’ work at | 3 5A pan ® cording to latest advises from # | weg Salt Lake assert that they form one! # Rusty Hall at Santa Barbera, #/ : | The first convention of | > bene | e are he - | DETROIT, Mich, March of the best harness tea the| ene eae ce een Of memmemrer- la and Russ says they are bean #| Have all the ear-marks of the highest priced The pnual dog show under |country. Kllwert and agin will be ate od, oe ‘I custom tailors’ work. t pte: the Wolverine| Won the two-man team och : Hee ie} lw blue, with the word ; ° ‘. Kennel siub will ‘open’ at the| ship of the W. It C- with « total of| DultinE tomorrow, | Thesenadens | % white letters ont *| Money back for ANY REASON at ANY Light Guard armory this ev .. vag ty Mowolged eae # and n white § on the ee TIME. eats Or ae aeerk a Ramones ab } , AL 8 Oglook thee in wh as ia the custom for +! and will Inst four days. T? | | . ane ‘ _ *? ms throughout the #| : a total of 258 « The } | a ane (* league . jo meagan selected for casion are | | AY per Jar Mortime Hempstead, L.| BASEBALL ON a eee eee eee wi = for teeth. For the L; J. M. Avent, Hickory Valle track athletes | | a Oo will not have a i yaad asp PROFANITY’ L three yea the tooth that the decay IRLS PRACTICE | P Ma: € the track men are «| agp ery sang | a Sample Sale 615-617 First Ave. a ont Se ® training for the inter-class meet, | (Tks ¢ nt offitps of the G Ite be held, April 21, althongt tne] county court bh Moa? of ° the On the Square official track call has not gone|Diayers who distinguish them ALL OUR $15.00, $18.00 AND re) i Under the coaching of Mise Hu-|forth. The er-clans meet tn | #ives last Reason are 1 holding $20.00 MEN'S SUITS AND pposite the Totem Pole be 5 practice of the high | 00d develope e men who ex-| 4 be meen in action this TOP COATS a Be what the dental profession “ girls fe prog rapidly team to compete | 7 Clerk Case Is'an ar For Only ‘The Money Back Store. been striving for for year » day the co-eds are nt pion ¢ westers nthuaiaet and will pl the filled seoth, ing the ball back th on mm May 19, and Mac houlder to the and 4 court north of he | expecta to Ove national pastin ble neither can io ae ra material ‘ part of the tooth ule, « nA Y on thar oT te from the natarel tng ont nd on et olor or shape, Absolutely no grinding or © - Ung osis po more thane tions a excellent team nal of America and a dozen | FOR SECOND PLACE 106 mater the operation takes: tee fit or no pay THE BARGAIN STORE } CHICAGO. 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