The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 26, 1906, Page 2

‘TLE STAR--MONDAY, MARCH 26, 1906. vie WRESTLER WHO HOPES TO NOTED PERSOWAGES | | ASEBALL PLAYER BECOME A‘CHAMPION NEVER INTERVIEWED HAVE. BUSY DAY) ns 2 is BY THE INTERVIEWER | duced by | D iat ' ‘ ’ . T . Supertor base shtful column, The uncertain at i . tt a pit ' ‘ team Port Lawton yea moapher ing over the diamond ; f \ ae 6 and captured the | 848 been what dinpelled by the - ies 4 ‘ addition of to the baseball " i Area ' t a e of 9 to 6 Both) squad. Practice has been some ~— eo - ation s fine brand of base | what Hetleas of late, If the varsity 1 bald Juul t ba arly tm the season, For | wishes to finish near the top of the ' phon the Paddock shone with | heap, it's up to the "U.” men to dig | ‘ id the vcing out a homer and | hard before the season is on | ‘ play x ntly in the | i t x nd Ree, of the same Homer Leighty’s faat-qotng Ex | yi each drew two-baggera, Th isiors trimmed the Rainters tn a] - : ~ " Infat i gave a concert dur- | Seven-inning practice game at Mad . | 1 o be ya f >t. Me , 1 I row a air tham did capable work Ve | e. ‘ | js and Boyle tw it ‘ 1 f Rainiors. Umpire R ay atisfaction handling - Mleator 1 ’ y littl town of Monroe | : ; placed a fast team in the field ‘ 4 ason. The Monrocites } +. © Puget ad A i league and are ri piv iaability wt ente Le the Baseball at the “U,” is still in the | Snoqualmie Valley league I a ——___—___— — | WILLIE WILL PLAY f | A ! NRW YORK, March 26.—For the 1 first since 1891 a “ . ‘ abip ard match wil vv a tell Utne of notions ont one this city wu u boy , ue deed bs m = hand wir who recently wor from pg dy « vig we hat the tr af the pr 4 ‘ he.| Harvard Ave. and Pike ne r h t til! has hopes of | Spokane fireman, and nearly broke 5 : : - | Pe | hy n heavyweight| my arm in the second rotht,?and “ AMUSEMENTS. exhibitions of | w i bali | y ! to hold for a 12-round A oa : to make the), am g my left , ] | greatest events pion iing |1m the second round 1 landed aatitt | a don y ai wd Avon e ever played " engayements in o middle we head b t Theatoe | ambit h a of t ' 1 1 “A ‘ / KUSKOKWIM DISTRICT The wrentiing situation ten't i r,t = any tha t » T al ght | will rest J and b ‘ la Yate “ re The Kuskokwim, of Alaska. Rich | th ' fied in ' 1 bave not given | fix, * fn gold, copper, cinnaba: silver. | state are my inten ap the at | Gan MY WIFE'S FAMILY.” Unprospected and undev We tea glovea. I tried wha ke an J rremer wall May 2 Apply J. P. Rudd @ | at aay one in ‘Boom tr “ © A f good « Co, 628 Pioneer Bidg oo ‘ 4 good " Furniture aie a =m | Heady's Barber Shop 2 the ge 7 Cor. First and Washington sousing The crew Christy and Capt. Gle All nice and clean goods. Rent of house is very “The Money Back Store.” In pri Shane, but ringlights, the dik artist whose portra I take pleasure jo presenting guished «love and biography ’ NOT SO MUCH QUALITY OI WHAT W oaving the canvas had ¢ Me o | today is own a8 Dave barry, the wealthy and low. Close in. ee eee Tae ths ocd exe of |Iriah ‘champion. Of Maweil-ieeiay | wealthy who havé not acquired that | " helt rapid! under water.| was born hat Start in by saving @ little each week, no matter your earnings, De Stroke Christy tried to the Apply to prow ui the surface Imbing | be , it availed nothing _— and t geh bast hur ried ¢ wact tT men were “Rega Suits” HAT THEY } OTH VEARER DABNEY & WOODHOUSE Complete Housefurnishers and — * sole agents for the Charter Oak Range. 418 PIKE STREET. Phones, Main 2998; Ind. 3096. BOSTON DENTAL PARLORS Notice--Sunset telephone num ber has been changed from Pink 1761 to Main 3375. J. ARONSON 404-406 First Ave. S. to 12. Roth phones 420 BECOND AVENTIS t it with Lint, Mutual Life bidg rogram. - ~———=615-617 First Ave.——— On the Square Opposite the Totem Pole ICTORIA, B. ¢ has $30, $40, $55 Tuxedo Suits $30, 40 ee: Whiskey GUNNERS GO OUT Pririce Albert (Coat and Waistcoat) : . wey oly haan Meta Bo Chesterfield, Iverness and Surtout ing ten birds of a possible ten. Big Bargain Day | Mond SEATTLE-BOSTON COPPER COMPANY | J. Redelsheimer & Co. |i... a TEt0stan corren company Chae. B. Cr Pres. Xr. F. A. Churchill e oe } 800-604 First Avenue, Cor, | Strongest Overcont House ia |B i suce, wich abova Ome Temes AK Brookes, Ba Columbia Street the State | with above is bargain day in Chi cago; Tuesday is at Bartell’s big | Red Cross Drug Store, 610 Second Ave. Sodas, tonics, vaseline, glycer- | ine, medicines, and other drug} goods will be greatly reduced ! in price. wee 104-106 First Ave. 5. Phones: Sunset Main 2976; Io dependent 1751 Mati Orde! Delivery Promptly Filled SEE THE ORE i THE 6TORE Reception Wednesday Evening From Music by Director. All Are Invited { ! & ROYAL HAWAIIAN Si D j t I THAT GERVES 701 COMPANY GARVEY-BUCHANAN CO.’s FIRST GRAND OPENING WED, AND THURS., MARCH The Royal Hawaiiar XTETTE DIRECTOR he 8T OARVEY BUCHAN, 28 AND a9, 1906, 10 to 10 OF Sextette,” Sonny Cunt | We inv, ednesday the 7°39 P.M, rel 1¢ £08 th! ty CUNHA| D Handsom Cattle from! rs in Me ng the vigil rth comy, 0g Birds a MORE cop -Wednes! ivenits, Meg Evening frog way, SPECIAL FOR TUESDAY | N « atecty Cabinet Hairpin 2. sc Box Invisible Hairpins le GARVEY - BUCHANAN C2. Lumber Exchange Bidg. OF MEN, WOMEN AND CHI IN ITS NUMEROUS FORM WHEN NOT PAST MEDICAL OF ONLY HIS INCLUDES ALL MI PERSONAL PHYSICIAN HIMSELF. WE HAVE THE ONLY CURE FOR PILES ANO ALL RECTAL WM. McHARRIE, M. D. 420- 422-424-426 ARCADE BUILDING—PHONE MAIN 4ift FFICE F Great Clearance Sale of Coats, Suite, Skirts, Waists, Petticoats, Eto. NOVELTY CLOAK AND SUIT MFG. © . CO. 1207 SECOND AVE. Opposite Pantage’s. ALL DISEASES s CESSFULLY TREATED CURED | AID BY SCLENTIPICALEY Be PROVED METHODS OF TREATMENT FOR THE SMALL TREATMENTS GIVEN G co ta, all shades *. washable, Mohairs a $10.0) Bottom Boilers -» Sel] ranteed Alam amel Tea Ke hank Steel Hoe ndow Shades 2] ancy Japan Rice > W ans... Pink ns. ted Jello, a pkg. h Mince Meat, Codfish, brik in Chipped Beef 206 es e¢ enee 1113-15-17 Seoond Av. N. INCLUDING CATARRE MILLS 1020-IsT AVE ° SUITS To ORDER $15.00