The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 7, 1906, Page 2

ecto “« mentee am if THE SEATTLE STAR-—MONDAY, MAY 7, vietts fe oat . EVEN BREAK ae samme SCIENTIFIC BATSMAN 1S) iicrw GatclAFTERNOGN, ious Necne— Big Crowd Attende. ‘ ITING DRESS | Tha bedy of lwhen there are ho men on bene . A jolly crowd of rootore attended fewer n't believe tn the play ve knee ] K oe J S i - f ’ h b f f wt Sh na a WILLIE KEELER recess tie. al | not all jolly 0 r . t ‘ , Holt got iy, "ad of the box tn} ing, " pers) ‘a oon boone estas by f6 tee - o ov > o a @ second game a dingrace on the: fabric tm , the second game was A dingrace,| ie intittereatly an posaible when they | wooler : yong ; eE ; proach the plate o ways Le \ « lowed ® bit and then walked an:| RP PT eee pesumes the exact Oppo | wt 't other, but this was net sufficient jeoners Fer Se otenae to de-that | “ils ca to ihe hat a treatment the site eine intends to buat he triea| tn of chuny Ince ott boy got. Belt, however, doos a, Mt Me the imorension that. he to ¢ uape not look Uke the right man in this fou agen aun tO Lit the ball out and vice versa ' brotd @EATTLE SPLITS «= SUNDAY | loaguo, and has shown no signs of owuwe Pies opinion, many players revoal « w ~oatesstng marked ability | ey intend doing as b GAMES WITH REFUGEES AND |" | exactly what they intend Going i | The biaek ‘ } Same for Viewers, goon 0 they BAS oF ie ihtnds | t | WINS SATURDAY'S CONTEST.| Vickers took blk place and got It The time to change you ere pe i : i Jalmowt as hard as his predocess at the plate is after | ' NECORD,pAAR AT THR joes of Seed Seen oer lhas boon wignalod by the eatoher | = LB org en tagger nd haw drawn his arm back for : PARK YESTERDAY. freely tu the firat game, a awee |and D irawn n te revenge for his two yvletories last the throw hol | emt stra ; oa Bott tame fielded loosel | ‘The majority of players wih ee J : Russ Mall being the chief offender bunt, nceording to Keeler, make STANDING OF THE CLUBS [Aiitt wan erratic in his thiov |mistake of bunting only the ba | . " > " that would otherwise be strikes ef ; r : When an ‘ 2 2 spoiling some fine stope by wild } The man who intends to bunt] a vi I wh 1 i “4 Perse Pd : he the Coaet Lene years © as ri Ralph Frary caught tt ond hould wat unl! . ) manor ; aa ~ : i : the ba wer Me Oty he a few wee re fen Francie : ‘ ranie, and wa in throw aa ling to knock tt down,” says wan at , “ otvieg | mo Anewive ‘ ‘ ‘ wnkonship Was im OMe 0 | hat ne trout a k Por ' ' i . Ke i thi ‘ t es “1 ; te CU has shown a4 tende to yh, nothing r ' _ be J ing in rthro: “ base le errr ee ee ee nla oe - sm ag : gether too frog atty * — | An even break with San Fran ¢ — aco Aig gg, SOR * AMATEUR RESULTS * omen , Slaco th two games yesterlay RAVE Over to Tacoma for today’s exbiht Jtnaeenaneennaanes The St That “She age ; | Beattle two games out of six in the | tion game, aad the Oaks will blow } sh a he Store That Se« Y he ar ) ' series ’ t contest was won jin tonigt ' ning to stente f ' on merit—Osear Jones pitchiag te ys A ps i eying ad ; Tribe « office peop! Sour BALLARD WINS. e at the right time | rises Sp acces . 4 . . : ‘ First Gamo t gasn but in the seve contest there wae nue . r?) o wint batted then of uocerainy, and Winn serprggtedl eae Starts With a Rush — Cutter, who went tn and pitched for tag th iS En Ds un seaer e Benr an aie ‘ Wilson, had the joy of scoring a ana Wiles ; a Ch ee Cr aisles, busy counters, eager n Linens, Mashing / a aay Derteriag Woodworth and MeMtanve — [HB Ch eetiny dding, Crockery, Granite Groceric hola j There are heavier sluggers than on a long line drive the TACOMA TEAM BEST Is ket causes a furore among Seattle | « 4 tments ar peas = rail i Willie” Keeler, the diminutive {Meld sil ih . | . tomorrow, } . A | Since 1898 Keeler has beov bat 7 4 New York American right flolder,| me ve goo, and that ie Koing : but It ts doubtful ff there is a more » He ta a lefthand bitter and , sotentific bataman living. “Keeler,” | crouches above the plate, with the} p SHEETS AND PILLOW Caggg 1 says Charlie Nichols, the veteran | bat grasped well up on the handle | | ‘ mt goods 1 market of 2} pitcher, “is the hardest man to|He ts & feet 7 hoa tall and) fords The follows P fool 1 ever faced. He keeps alweighs 150 pounds, Keeler is'one| iattertes Campoel and Matthews) Filer , nod pees pitcher guessing all the time. He/lof the best bunters in the busi | ent Wor may bunt, place the bit just over ness. PITCHER 18 BTAR the outfielders’ heads or send tt There are only two occasions daninan ' | trie ut RENTON GETS GAME P me from Ravens Renton on * ball hard and ASE BALE visen scones 2 grades LACE | CURTAING | —— eS ws : = DANNY A INJURED , arde jo ter Girt Wt, Mineshake 0% | Prone i 4 | TACOMA, May 7 George! 9} t-yard lace cur ye nate hed & bad smash-up with bie Aral “ 5 dice patterns, 6 1 alue, yard Next to the score card boy, the yesterday while driving w oe he aE eae ese Aan aloo ts Fes aT Came ones pitcher ts the most important per J. Connolly, « al bus . value, at ‘ ile , pencied hack towel a pw flew r son 60 senda. Me gee hie man, end Danny Shea, the ball | Sitwer bleached 6 h all finer i x ot coed 10 plotu the papere than player, The machine struck « tree damask, 2 the o own the tearm. “ie in front of Bishop Ke rest Bllver bleached, 66-in : at, yard me Mh bre a 12% ai 2 dence Shee wae thrown feet, The first requinite for # pitcher thywe quarters of mite Conn ie a lobster-red aweater to conceal Nish Laure Hunter Wt, inds | OS ; ; . liver bleached, 60-ineb, The val alive, yard Re Fu the a arm between innings. “ shreeder ayia having & sweater the hadceokio oe | COMFORTS ; Large sine for double bed white ston down fill each ste 4 t uid take « course in the ethod of twisting himeeif int & pretael, with foot wearin «8 eee eee ee eee CL Ae Pee Pad tag nde eee 4 ; gentle salute to the batsman. He!» “ag h tapestry, ortental stripes gray, 09 should spin his arme ab mn head | } . , 2e ke the sweep of « . 4 | windmill, permitting the t We ENGLISH B@REAKFA Hal as Peeoaayy-vere Tags» nguntoers- Boney Ange Pee eT Tee eee es Pee eee ee eee eee | a ag « ST ee R PIN CABINET ee — DRESS GINGHAM-= eats thence eens aaa amelie teen die sana ina eaten apne. moment the batema ie SO0¢ 100 CHILD'S SUPPORTERS— 1 rn Joubdt. whether ‘ SHREDDED WHEAT BisculT For paca a rhe tcAIN ROD leat on ee ae Pe 10¢ | TaLcum PowoER— ' me ppl: § «chr Ray t0¢ rae 5é | te TABLE OIL CLOTHS Neve nfide im the CEYLON TEA— Me SHAVING CREAM— A yard a | haracter of ball you 1b, package ons B56 chase 10¢ | MOSQUITO NETTING= WHEN MR. BELT WAS TAKEN OUT OF THE 80x llivertng. Never hurt t FANCY BACON— Me SHAVING BRUSH— A yard Be : Fendt cecil ew ea weit —|the grandstand when men are of A pound soe MBE Por 15¢ | Se HAND DECORATED AUB bases. Always have good control EASTERN HAMS— 1c WILLIAMS’ SHAVING TRIAN CHINA CREAMERS Une speed on your fast baile, Never A pound ihe sOAP— | AND SUGARS— give a base on balls; the games MUBTARD-- Yor be Ss Ie that have been lost Large jar were a : . envive generosity PEACHES— . Se RURSER HAIR nies Lewd pgm BOILERS would win the pe See on 5 inaybe. A pretty m HOME-MADE CATSUP— I5¢ 5. LEAD PENCILS— #100 © DOZ. WATER GOBLETS— * ne rttle 7% or q eh .....-<sbeeeene OU an if niversioe GLOSS STARCH | Se WHITE PEARL BUTTONS— | STONE JAR AND cover— ot A tow proverds Package 4e Ms zee (2 gallon) 44 oe OE for ptt : RIVERSIDE CORN STARCH — NICKEL SAFETY PINS— TSe TRUNKS— ; a strike out in time seves the | Package de Doser lhe Worth $7.00, $7.50 and 6008, a lg I We a aS |] COLLAR BUTTONS— 1% WRITING TABLET— . chotce Wien. pitching arm wil ieee thea if __Set of 6 be ; 12%¢ | WIRE COAT AND | pth |] 7S: SHIRTS — DRESS PINS— | HOOKs— Angels in the Tenth. | For Package 460 the Dozen For Tuesda On terday im. the tacit “after "shard fought |] 2% LINEN HANDKERCHIERS WOMEN'S WHITE BLEEVE- | $250 FANCY SCREEN eae Sere Ll | 2 for 25e vesTs— | All sizes, complete with Low Angeles 19 S0e FOUR-IN-HAND PONGEE | For Re }-; gay montis kal a. Frew : nares } This shows the end of a home run and also a bit of base ball life | se Maberte ese | ar ay BLACK COT. | 91.50 DOZ. HAND D | cecneeed oof ton” | Ce ee a ee ee dimen ny, what @ if aot. abe CELLULOID AHO | | Seumioon spliced heel, tomor b eharpecrs y - ax10, 8 Soe of @ un you have missed. | | m r Toxi2, Apt dns axe | One tor Portiand Look at that arm. It isn't verybig, but on the back lot where they poe eR comes— ma | Pg Pt eye ss ME we ROGERS’ ‘4 oxid 8 > . play ball it can throw a curve andbend ‘om fast lke Cy Y Some s a eens s¥aehan ¥ mee Son pH day the owner of that arm hopesto get into big league company ba 8 nas HOSE SUPPORT- wis east Sonpantgpial 4e sear my ad GLASS and «tening tn om who knows one-half at You save about these prices For . ° + 10@) A yard 10¢ | For Garvey - Buchanan Co. Lumber Exchange Bldg. 1113-15-17 Second Ave. foe the loonie Bargains tn Camp Stoves, « let of good second-hand dishes and grantteware. This is the place to fit out with camping outfits There’s the Certainty ' aes : eee as ie. ~~ espe — of Satisfaction { | De Sea ~ 24 Avenue PLYMOUTH SHOE CO. 24 JZ ue PLYMOUTH SCHOOL SHOES FOR CHILDREN " on your"Ch . not be disappointed. (Notice Cut, How they Are Made) CHILO'S PLYMOUTH SCHOOL SHOES, Complete Housefurnishers and Sole Agents for the Charter Oak Ranges. 418 PIKE STREET Regal $15.°° Suits If you care to “save mone f these shoes and Phones Main 2998; Ind. 1096. on ; Bernie pie i ' na, writ! ef = Patt Where's your risk? Not satisfied, you or CHILOREN'S PLYMOUTH SCHOOL SHOES, i: ges apes i cog cea Betrait FRG oe Bee Bret fhig Giger Boog: your family, when you get it home, no Se ee ee js AR ESI “9 ih Newell sad tee; eu |" Me ung his 0 GIRLS’ PLYMOUTH SCHOOL SHOES, 1 5 4 | en Huta ond Pe (gr agen = at sale---bring it back. nines 11 to $ . 0 A J. ARONSON NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE Burns and Fite have been given ; : : WOMEN’S PLYMOUTH SCHOOL SHOES, $2 00 , t Cloth doesn’t wear, fit and shape don’t last slece 8% ¢ . » accept THE WAY THEY ARE MADE 404-406 First Ave. S. Bh wronese my J Seren tyty it wonmee ith. Bu new clothes, or your money back . ° « the | h of July date at ae —— os ‘i AB dn eat tn war oa When you buy — Suit, we suit you PLYMOUTH SGHOOL SHOES ana 6 . : k O'Brien, ¥ Child's Extra F Piymouth @ntidren'’s Kx Fine “Plymouth 1.50 Pl TACOMA. May © bunched hits ata is not par suit means to satisfy as well as to fit School Shoes,” sizes G to § $1.25 Schoo! Shoes” sixes 8% to 10% § ug aseme | i o. i ie ton > ertaenpaas and to clothe. Girls Extra Fine Plymouth’ Schoo! $2 00 aheoe” oi 2 gute ey.) Smoking tiger. Sout ese 5 oan Bh Bats: Ae And YOU are notsatisfied until the Regal s : #4 | National League ab thre od as Suit wears as long, and as well, and as comfortably Bt should. * Tobacco 9h... rg rata, mg, |B me air tna tt in 2 Plugs for eee . , Mi fram any of ther Boys’ Shoes "yout _ th , ‘ Neither are wey’ @ getting boys’ si , The Piymou a i RACES SATURDAY Siete theese bee der pa Tou Cc Amaplean \engus See that your next suit carries the Hub hat stands the knocks ICKEL CK Washington t tho : 2 labe LITTLE BOY’S “HARD-NOX” Shoes $1 50 = : tf ; men, nine i m YOUTH’S “HARD-NOX” $1 75 15 " 7 ‘ BH ra raom, taille and a sixteanth, selling with bh . es 12 to . . aly tenes “1 : BOYS’ “HARD-NOX” Shoes b good. r ' 1 ‘ H | Our Mists . tena 1. % - Bee BOYS’ VULCAN SHOES BOYS’ STEEL SHOD SHOES prices. mg 7 3 - oi tiene, 1:08 sal a Sythe A ade of Old Pashtoned f t wear like | Are made of th - 1 are Steel ¥ - -~- - . hie Re . n, Read the prt Bhoa THE NEW LONDON LADIES *\r'»-°" Sas o 3 Little Boys’ “Vuloan” Shoes $i. 75 | Little Boys’ § $1 50 7 TAILOR SYSTEM to ter time. i dbase Paes” lhe Hecht che hy x Maen 8 19-18% . Ia worth $5.00. You cannot buy a | outh: Hoan” § outhe’ Steet Shod s { 5 other dressmaking chart for toss | »,/Ut ; ——615-617 First Ave.- ainen 1 a) feet $1.7 . With this chart anyone who car me ene . Boye’ “Vu Boye’ Btesi = Shoes 104-106 First Ave. S. ew, can make any garment, The A Help to Cupid, | On the Square wines 2! $2.25 | tg «ye $2.00 Phones: Sunset Main 3375; In Star has a Hn number of these! win @ man’s heart ie 6 etmnatt Main charm wvich el oll to tau throwah ie, “stomach "and” the Opposite the Totem Pole Our Boye’ Shoes are built especially for Seattlo trade and are solid seribers for fifty cents enc HO | sharpest prick of Cupid's arrow 4 “ ” »» | ts Free Delivery. 30 t nee, between Union andle steak or veegt from the Band The Money Back Store } sexed i Mati Orders Promptiy & University streets. soe} Box Market, 1100 First av one i