The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 19, 1906, Page 2

» AGNEW BACK TO TELL HOW | FINANCIAL MANAGER OF THE SIWASH TRIBE EXPLAING| WHAT HAPPENED TO THE NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE! PLAN James Merpont Agnew, the finan ot magnate who guards the worktly welfare of the local ball} toasers, arrived in the elty under] cover of the darkness last evening and is uarrating to the faithful tn} & shamefsced manner today what! Was done, who was done and how Wha done at Oakland last Mon} day Whyfor Was tt All Who was done wa Mort incidentally the Sea ns wh wanted a Northwestern league, and | how it was done was with a big club, Agnew maintains that he did what was possible to keep ’ Northwestern league project, be with the ruling of the natio beard and the majority of the Coast leagte against him, be realised tha Mf the pres cam was withdrawn fram the league ther woul substituted and the Northw leagte barred from the terrt Heip From Out The Coast league will con and Agnew says he guesses Seat can stand it if the Californt Ittes can, The league has recetve @ral thousands of dollars from the other minor leagues im the coun try hich wae ralsed to tide over the @isaster. This will belp to start things gofng again. All gemes w be played at Oskland that we echeduled for San Francisco Next week Oakland is sche to appear in this city for a @eriean, With Daseball on a property Sadie basis again, Agnew hopes that the attendance will pick up, al though there is sure to be some @laappotntment over the failure of the plan to establish the North western league. “ELMA®” 18 ENJOYED. After witnessing the produc of “Elma” by the students of the Beattie college at the Grand opera house last night, the large audience Jett with the satixfaction of feeling that thetr time had been well spent ‘The play ts a diftiontt one for ax tours, and the auditors were p Nttle surprised at the amount of talent shown. The musical selec tions called forth an unusual em a epplance. a Word te You From Ed. © White the Tailor For snappy ciothes—for clothe that look right, feel right and wight, let Ed. White, the tailor, 268 Collinge ballding, make them. There t an individuality about the wate that appeals to every Ged dresser DABNEY & WOODHOUSE 418 PIKE ST. $25.00 Btendard Range for $25.00 $106.00 ‘oreat Majestte Restaur con- King Beonomy tengo. Standard Range hoe Universal Star Estate for 0.00 can seve you big money on any article tm the furniture Une the colebrated oa, which are known the world ever for being the most econcen’ end the most satisfactory range on the market carry ak a CAMPING OUTFITS. ote you a few prices on a name DABNEY & WOODHOUSE Complete Housefurnishere and Bole Agents for the Charter Oak Range 418 PIKE STREET. Phones Main 3998; Ind. 2096. the and NOTICH—-Sunset phone Been changed to Main 9876. J. ARONSON 104-106 First Ave. S. PODOODOOOCOOOO OOOO OOOO] Kentucky Club $3.00 Per Gallon $1.50 Per 1-2Gallon has OOO DOOSOOGOOCOOOS A Pull Cigars at the Right Pr line of Tobaccos and eee 104.106 First Ave. S. Phoaes: Sunset Main 3375; to jependent 1761. Free Delivery. Mati Orders Promptiy b+ Mart - | Pastadepiee FROM HIGH SCHOOL TO THE PRIZE RING vi THE SEATT NO PICTURES y Baldwin's ranch ble the farm of the ts a comfort auto jer tt | a nice place for an Net won iw treated by (he well folie-as | « fad, and y ko aod wateh him *| box for of it race he vrata, and altagethe fternoon @uting nd Mexican on the Wagon vera, to whom the fight is the is tending and wil! putup Instead of hin et of a quart, of; i steak and bal | x of his cares ty to business ttle of hin life aiming @ ten pe whisky, « ta ane “ Ry for aw ht) dog, the Mexioan has taken to the) the Mth © wagon and bard work. Hel waukee tor, Will probably take he there with the goods, and Hronson under hie wing, HOO08 | Los Angeles will back him weil, for | » 4 a mokes His de | he hee shown good form in his late aion t the prise cing is sald! fights at that place. At the short to have been & dixappontment to his|end of the betting, all the playpes | parents, who had hoped he would of long shots will plunge on the take up & professional carser «| Mexican Atfferent order tee ae ae enti STANDING OF THE CLUBS > Sepaesesesecesess| Pacific Cosst League. Prayet W ta, oS te Northwestern League. Prayet Won, Last Per Ct howe ww ‘ , ays, Harbor a 5 ne u s hatte ” ' Nationa! Preyet | ueeyense Piared a 4 3 x u Fa w s tt “ s a oe “ ‘ = me Da teerien Hewtes arnt Kiting te McCloskey Dontn and Carpenter and Kix AMERICAN LEAGUE an 8 Weer! nator ets Chima ue Batteriae Patton and Haydon Patterion—Jome ton, Hinghes as Detrost PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. nnd we oy ‘ PLAYIN The amateur baseball game waxes stronger each week, and with youngsters and a few ex-profesalon. als in the ranks, the class of ball that re is not far behind the league article. Tomorrow a treat | fs promised at Madison ar when Bobby Blew the Georgetown uni versity southpaw who was wit a for a m, will appe box for the Rainier Opposed to him will be Skillman of the Rentons, another fast south ar in paw, and the resulting game will be a corker. Both teams have al most unbeaten records, each hav ont but o me this season ing NOTICE You can get the name of owner of any plece of pro in the city FREK OF CHAR by calling at my Also any other information you de 4 sire I keep am abstract system for your benefit, and my own CHAS, COWEN, 226-87 Pioneer Bidg. Main 967 Ind. 2191 (ST rs ON GOOD FIGHTS FOR SPOKANE : SIDELIGHTS ON, WELL KNOWN ,) BALLPLAYERS i are to be pull off in Spokane, and " the sporta will see fester game Unan | TERENCE TURNER ||... ever shown here in the pant Joe Gana, Hone: jelkxty and Dek Fitapatrick mre the fighters who are to furni#h the fan, the first two be ing scheduled for June 9, and the | winner to meet Gans on the 4thint | July The Mellody-Fitepatrick condet | has been clinched by Manager die Quinn, and he ie now cent | his efte ture to ; | champion and the popular Ped | tad would draw the greatest cro that attended » fight In the! | northwest ‘ORATORS HAVE! | PRIZE CONTEST two farme im the in meni i when his baer bell days) YOUNG SPEAKERS WILL HOLO SPOKANE, May 19 —Two of the | biggest Nehts af the coming months an agreement Terry Turner, the fast little short |stop on the Cleveland team, comes from Etmwood City, Pa . he expects to let his white kere grow and tive th Kansas Tur FORTH TONIGHT IN DENNY! played two years he Amert Asso tation befor FOR HONORS AND! | | MALL eveland mot | } He will never break how 1") CASH PRIZES. o fences with a rally a fleiding keeps we | - ore searching for edject! actiptive phrases Turner «i go00 for many years tn the dimmond,|* Coes! for the Alden J. Biether | rratarical Denny belt, at! his erty “be habit le smoking which he generally buya| '* # The program f. He te not cows th money af § o'clock, but faire, bul he saver a pretty ir share of hie ealary at im Kansas real estate investors Kansas tarma, one of hand of man never touches he biggest > Pred Clarke, man Queen breed from the tt T su fed, but it © sal tt the comes from tne th girt out in the guider © = If you want good bread, and fall welght, demand Table Que. The genuine bears a blue label whe in watching the bare hit eat of the Cleveland club and watt! ron GAME AT BREMERTON, LLOYD TRANSFER CO. Ine. Baggage Express. The ball toasors from the wunty ork’s office, under the guidance of f Furniture and Heavy Heuling, *, took boat for Bremerton Both Phores— 16né. thie nean to play the fast agerege Office in Diller Hetet t t town The county Open Day and Night. Spueeee Forced to Vacate Whose reef is ever your head? 57 aah, bala GREAT CLOTHING BLAUGH- Ter Le i. 4. LEWIS @ CO, 700 First Ave. Con Cherry. “OR MEN BOYS AND CHILDREN A VAST AND BEAUTIFIL, GHADE CLOTHING, pert mf é +] COLLECTION CAPS AND AT REDUC As you know the butidine Or HIGH FURNISHINGS '(D PRICES ing of the t HATS the remod: > upper floors of is going on at © rapid We shall have to t when t ling of the men get store will be through, because th commenced immediately will find the latest and best stylos in Clothing Hats ad Furnishings in extensive and well selected ae J. REDELSHEIMER & CO. 800-804 First Ave., Cor. Columbia STRONGEST TOPCOAT HOUSE IN THE 8TATE DO you KNOW THAT The Soda Water eartng this label fe the best in the market, THAT \ It te the best that money and os perience will produce That It conte the dealer @ trifle more than other brands. Yaar Tou must not lose track of the Inbel if you expect to get the best for your monay, t Sound Bottling Co. Bg 927 ae Pacific and Pu wing to the nur tontat in wold, divided #20 tio atinn tt $100 sand The prises am JEFF WANTS TO BE A MAGNATE The prime has been tr $100 by Colonel Mothen Iner i number of Mr Hiethen will make the judges #00, « to the wtante The apenkers solected by the | judges last wight are as follows NELSQH AND MEXICAN! CAN | Kobert Denny, of Kverett; Commo Semen 4. Satthen, ches pus y fore Hunt, of Walla W Mina | ne wortd, would MIke to break NOT AGREE ON QUBBTION ee len. of I 1D; Balen | it ot the world, would ; PRINCIPALLY ON MOW, aM | Myrtle Rowell, of Kfensburg, and ‘ia Inte aeveniie a tie Miss Kiva Rerry, of Colfax mete ye A Pedi | MONEY 16 TQ BE DiviOgG | The judges are Mra, HC. Baw A “4 | jorson, Rev, W. D. simea ana | Ser" 5 aaa Frank F. Giles, Prizes aggregate |‘ pe " | ‘There will be no pictures thay of | $1 | Ay . “e the Nelsen Herre fight : 1 | i Angeles on Ma Afier rowing) WILL PLAY DOUBLE HEADER, |" “ } +i oe for two wee through (heir man | fas Angele as oe hd and almost ¢ « to blows! ‘The fast Superior ball team has ea . - saturely when the met, the two! planned a double-header to be pla . ise rege . fight« have finally decidestatat to | ed on Decoration day, May 30 The an have any plctoros taken iMiery | games will be with the Fremonts | * sh os e time they think of the mahepithe| and the Kxcelstors. They will take |“ oy your old clothe Britt Nelson fight pletures seamed | place the Ballard baseball park. | 0" ive them eloaned to look the rival pugs ball ws Tow) TALBOT. FOR PATENTS 206-7! like new at the Pautorlum. Main at the mouth, and when they meet|murual Lite. =e 1048 eee it will be for & i and the long end of the puree j | Bat in Society \ Hattling Nelson ts entertainin aoctety his training camp « IN WASHINEIU YOU WILL HAVE Just Look at This ill WE CAN ASSURE YOU A DIVIDEND OF 15 PER CENT. § ON THE PAR VALUE OF THE STOCK WHEN WE ARE MIN ING 1000 TONS PER DAY. Now Is the Time We ontrol 1600 acres of land We have 26,000,000 tone of Anthract We have three veins of Anthra We have 20,000,000 fowt of frat We have « ratiroad building to ovr pro Write Today---Tomorrow Will Be Too Late BEFORE OFFERING A DOLLAR'S WORTH OF STOCK To THE PUBLIC epent $10,000 t proving the cround the origina! have everyth' That's why w k at wach « low ept t cash get some of thie at the Weet. That par value 1.08. It w riptions & per « bonanma at 10 0% that price, On sh sube _» cere Rainier Anthracite Coal 431 Epler Block, Seattle, Wash phone now? ERy $100 INVESTED NOW WILL BRING $150 IN TWO YEARS. For Quick, Active Service Use the Independent Phone UPPLEMENT to Directory, | June Ist, will show you our | rapid growth for this month. | Why don’t you put in an Independent | Phone 3151 AT BLACK DIAMOND iets of © r hin 4 We. van vy lands “ ANTHRACITE COAL) i S TO ACT QUICKLY]! Look at These Figures: { Net Profit per Ton i OP FESESERTS roses ve of any advancement In the price ee for stock an@ requests for further eo! " K. & FISHER, 8 smurer. cor TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS LIBERAL OFFER. PILL OUT = AND MAIL THIS COUPON ue nr } res at the present 5 t to my investigation { ? oval, and ts 1 agree to pay for Ale same at the rate of lc per share per month | the 7 Name Gedbieedece Acthe con ected + ccccetoomieelll ele Address: Town ...+..++ - dis ; we State _ mo WE WANT YOU TO INVESTIGATE THOROUGHLY. in oe si