The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 18, 1906, Page 2

THE SEATT *RIDAY, MAY 18. NATIONAL LEAGUE, . etm —_— @ ot * bie t * a4 ® ve and let = “ Piteaburg Peer 0] mn Ne stp sialic , PITCHERS 1S GIBSON . Tae’ w . ‘ 06 en ‘ i —_—_ 1H \ Dooin, “UmpiresCar | 0 CURE og i » i - * thing Of the « at ° 7 | i . POUR CACRIFICR HITS ARS AS : ‘| EVERETT HAS LITTLE CHANCE eh! Ratteries- Weimer and Mehiot )iLAndeman SPONSIBLE FOR THE LONG end Wendin sil OF WINNING, ANO SEATTLE SIDE . END OF THE SCORE en " TN “| Was Lost ON® GOOD MAN i é CHARLIC MALL LIKEWISE battorion. Vrvw nant wittexett] SPOKANE (8 LOOMING UP WELL KNO FIGURES IN THE PROCEED } eee eee ee ee eee] STRONG WN INGS. | + * ‘ |: STANDING OF; BALL PLA Pine baseball at Recreation park | * * r yosterday, with Chartie Hall In fine} * toe * The chanees of one team, Eve 2 of fem athe eer gh bn ; Ti G6 ¥ carriage, white Ruse Ha : made a ifloe hit 4, layin EERE EEE EE EEE EE moot betwoodd the high schools of ae engi - down four we rfeet bunts in succes Pacific Coast Leagiid. the Northwest at the university to ri r Laide ee be sion. The ba arriage atunt wa Woe. Last. Per Ct [morrow afternoon have been prac he ¥ ne on - — = » tm | tically eliminated, and those of . " wh Rate rr? ambled to the plate tm the , on Recond his manly cheat postive a Ss 2 ei Seattle somewhat diminished, by : Oma y pe 4T Mohes with pride, ae it has been # + oy | the of two men to the former over wit bi since C. Hall rived, and was and one to the latter team, With ~ ball park wey £ preparing to he ball over the Northwestern League. Spokane coming over with a strong oiled fram the fence when Fred Tracy troited Puyet Wen Leet ne rut, Lany4oeges forth with the gocart % ‘ : it begins to look as though the | " Cleve Att Very rag Chartes Grins. | tarbos 4 ? H fe | local bigh will be hard pressed ie " only the poh bibs oe ir | oe “ Westerman Mas the Mumps aved. th nger {rom yy Westerman, the leading weight | ence «4 e he OF Une Valuriateg could see it from behind. Then he x . mumps, and, tm, anene wal - B _maberied Walt player eofelty demaustrated his ade : provoking Infantite diseane wi | he Ww graceful ‘ = 89 mae be } a be unable to contest, EB has | ls t c it tw b> lout Dahiquist, her best sprinter —— ay onetns the rH and fantper, and P. J. Lee, late of . j dott Pr eep center Meld | n the local ¥. M © A, will sot con Norwoon nn bh 1 | under it test for Bverett b ie of his 1 OW Nag on | cilia Gen ineia. | Last Pee tion with professional ath be fy de + pa Seattle won the " These changes leave many of the [ing the tr ‘9 of money gives @own, Three or . u events in an uncertain condition, > ° wu ~~ merely wx Jack Hickey, the southpaw. was S and with athletes of unknown abil to give offe try retain % fy Preaeniod with a baby carriage in IT WAS JUST PERFECTLY LOVELY YESTERDAY, s ne cntined Game oli garte Gf the ie probe he svmt grwCwt plage @ game at Athletic park. Jack pro = a state many surprises are sure. Prom 1 @eated to blush exceeding much runs on two neat bite. Ihe ROCK! aus ins ty C Mel, A Wid WILL PLAY CENTRALIA. the present outlook Seattle has the afi played Dis last game om Che) prs t Ome hows best sprinters entered, and should a team and did very well The Centralia high school jhasjelso win the hurdles and browd) ma This afternees Onear Je PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. laid claim to the state baseball |Jamp Thay M11 be a contestant | wit billed ta pitch, with Roy Hitt Tr | championship under the impression |im the pole youd that) 4 sicher from whom th po hasten of the Geattio team S |that the Seattio high school te afteid|it is hard to tell what will happen| , 0, a expect a ureat d pose him, Score “lio meet Centralia tn a game. One|to the local boys sence De lie - oat am BBM . = 4 | sweh game was postponed beeause Entries Are Larg a. tH who graduated f $e : a aye HOR voces cu Seattle had a game with Spokane! py Roller, who ie in ¢ anen af miners wE 2 8 3 8 Sb nemesb-ceer ose Sastry Wares ona] 2 wook, but the local Bish} iny meet, in busy thinning out the! ame, i #0 8 8 © ehitee | will meet Centralia early i JUne,| cntries Forty-nine entries, for ex-|4nd expects to tak “a ek oe Ke OE : if that team ie aaxious [oF & 600") innie, would ball wp the quarter-|al care hen bh orn He Sh Ge de | tat th A | mile race badly, and it may be nee-| are eve iibaon wae wit BS “mUGGSY" UNDER ARREST. y to run off a few heats in res ie Ca # 7 is ee tue row morning pS aF . ae we ad| PITTSBURG, May 18.—John J.|The first event, 100-yard dash, will cE a Daecrine—Pronch and Molen: Catseand] Ae, manager of the New York| start at 1:30 tomorrow afternoon eh S : National League baseball team, was) Special care are to be placed om the is «oe Tain preventet aying of ehetulet | srregted here, charged b: ward | Uatversity Ine to accommodate the | Fe ‘ : : | co tm (he Northweatere louges wee | wth & wit and batiery up| Crowe eel rs > 3 . ‘ lL} yearotd sun. Brady the 2.2.8 AMERICAN LEAGUE Mr. MeGraw learned « warrant was | ove don so geal i ab Reo the police. He was released on cvaiiiaiiad |i emedove ao aan ont ti 50ST) ities mmilth Walle ent Mitteotge ($50 bonds A hearing of the case } on his yboulder blade. Whes ur . S334 5 Soh eee eer eatieree will be had Saturday neacime ar rovinvinim xx. | The option on the proposed Pleas: dwindled from the public view and} om ie showlier, blade. | Whee ts 3 ee maeranianeatin ies iret pace, these-quariere of sails ant Beach race track hae expired passed away, Claiming that they Clevelan . tw R x WILL PLAY. 1 ob 0, Balle B * in Cleveland you know KNELL WAS QUITE HAUGHTY Oe ee oe eee 2 and that venture, which started out| would build a fine race track, put | cithor Lashe-way of Rocketeer am aT yeas. Anewertog a challenge from (he we with a loud hoorah last winter, has in a moneter ferry service and start} out taking the air jo King County baseball team, com: | i ex & aad got rattled, but Charlie Hall | posed of players from the Sounty ber terty Se tment Wiam bah. time, 0 06 TE. Gas ton be ctlowea by] Co ee ee ation | _towtth teen remsightee of mall, Mam The Store That Serves You Best—Garvey-Buchan “me er » allowed by ure 5 ti ay Watterenn Duaching three bases on ball with| to Treasurer Gormley, ot thie cot om Sr ser ee poe w|i aero ap A STORY WORTH THE READING spanaible for three of the runs He! 556 and 7:38. 616 Second ave Eg rine, Clading the Pleree county eourt) tat, ube. ton Relinent ib; Mone Saturday, the buying day for (he many will be made more interesting bere thin week The eth hes Jala the ball down with great re@ Choire for laden. aoe -" house of every department have brought to the odvertiver prices thal apeak of savings that will be a Ralph | Bs wlarity at a point near the first) —~ a h. — ” alt who heed. Saturday evening your buying will be made enjoyable by | ee Base line, and on two cecasion: WAGNER'S FULL ORCHESTRA. bang ‘very nearly beat the (hrow to first, and many bergsins, read on. CNff Blankenship made two of the = Dee't throw your old clothes! New Wash 4-in. Hosiery Items of Interest Aor away. Have them cleaned to look} Children’s Biack Lace Hose, 2 pate ike new at the Pantoriam. Main ne Hand Ties 26c¢ Ladies’ Past Bisck Pull Pa elastic top. white Figures, florel, dots he ~ . special heel, apecta or plate Mad . moade oxtre Begmar Student . Sleevelosa Vesta, aad A Steady Runon_ || ==; =| SS Duet. Viute and Clarionett, “But- || Women's White Jersey Ri Unaee urday price 236 terfty Rendix long sieeve, high neck, ankle #18 PIKE ST. és es | 16.50 TAFFETA SILK SHIRT WAIST SUIT o +0 «8 oo > eed Standarg Range $a5.06 ega ul Ss | TAFFETA SILK SHIRT WAIST SUIT one — ow trimmed skirts, bent ‘values over & Waite, “Wine, Women and or wing sleeves, knee eames: $106.00 Great Mafestic Restaur New effects tn Hbirt Whist Suits, elbow len rome, Alice Blue, reseda green and black. ent Range, set up and con- fered im Silk Butte, Both styles come i gray nection $20.00 SILK SUIT Peerleas, all steed King Economy Ra: ¢ : Mite ismes ee is the rush for suits so great as here. bse universes 38 The men who bought Regal Suits We can seve you big money ee article In ty 5 last season are - he celebrated “tr bine coming back. Their friends are coming--and their friends’ friends. a0 Pe Wo t . =o Clothing salesmen from other stores tell us that nowhere else oa eo nescn's Foulards, 1 nike Gots or * blue, green, tan, Alice Dive, pink yards te choose Sale pric yard oie oe 1.00 quality neh wide Foularde, comes tn eal ots, old rose and white, navy blue and whitey areen and white, navy with white polka dg) gray with white polka dots gray patternm ner city light blues Spectal sale price, a yard 478) %-inch Mack China Wash Silk, extra heavy, and worth $1.90 8 yard: special a yer@ .csss+ A Sé-inch ‘Weel Cashmere, staple celeca ann yard ee ad Millinery Shop Talks Price wide, olf rege A GATHERING OF $9.00 | HATS The Millinery asks for advertising space 0 trier All new atylen Every hat fiatInct crea OE sucess . most «atistactory market CAMPING OUTFITS, We quote you a few prices on tone OxIO for... ccc cseeee txt? . oo tone TEES. foe. cocvccone > Remember the name and number DABNEY & WOODHOUSE Complete Housefurnishers and Bole Agents for the Charter Four-in-hand Collars Dresden Plaids and striped ribbons, ele Give a clothing store suits like the Re- gal tosell at $15 and the business will take care of itself---if the suits are kept up to the patterns 30 p00 values at nis lot, git, sifver oxtdteed irtretnes black, tam, sre, al re, pink, lawander, Al ° ae, old rose brows black and white for walking hats and automobile y. & yard $56 Millinery Ribbon 15¢ i Tats, modeled to sett Oak Ranges. 418 PIKE STRERT Phones Main 2998; Ind. 2086. and green colors walrus morecco, gator, are the values to be All will go for Saturday NOTICE—sunset phone has been changed (co Main 3376. Seaetiny Collars 5c omen Turt I ma In Ombre a hang ottects J. ARONSON mark. corn vara oe wae: we | oe a 404-406 First Ave. S. uray pect Se | tied tree of charge: # yard 108 POOOODODOOOOSOOOOOBOAG Imported Bass Ale OR Guinness we ever had. Stout Ou Regal $15 Suits this year are ahead of the SATURDAY, GLASSWARE DAY IN THE BUSIEST BASEMENT ” barrels of Highly Polished Hoa different styles of mark---the best + P 2 ; f WINDOW SCREENS ane? ope " See that your next suit carries the RegaP \abel. SCREEN DOORS LOWER arm Nichol’ Bh Hardwood outer ‘ - Rereena wis Inches burnished; worth $2.00 sat of 2. pahed Deen & BF | j at Iowa Butte b ' aranteed R y Fresh Ranch Beas, @ ntek ated con Rest Washington Butter ..+- > F DOZEN Square | day Home Made Bread, loaf v.00 feorce oe coccscoccoccee 3 Opponite the peta Lime ap oun tam Teun AFTER-SUPPER SPECIALS Chas EST IQUORS. TO. Pole PLACED ON SALE AT 6 P.M COO AND CIGARS AT THE ° , — RIOT PRICES 615-617 First Ave. - nn yard Dare omnced| acest a8 \ 2 Agents for Carhartt's Working Clothes S : : ® M ' ' : ne t * , . ; ' i 1746 1 » Best Wulit Lard. « ti ae " 104-106 First Ave. 5. Phones; Sunset Main 2 dependent 1751. } Free Delivery. Uall Orders Promptly Wi) Garvey - Buchanan Co. Lumber Exchange Bldg 1113-15-17 Second | i