The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 23, 1906, Page 2

THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, MAY 2 TOOMUCHMUD UZ PrTCHERS TonsvEAR TM FEELS <2 =... POLIGE MAKE RAIDS os FOR BASEBALL, 202K ALIKE 79 STONE) up pgUT ====252 IN THE TENDERLOIN | ebrating. The two steamship com. Ambulance Too Late, err’ pantes have put a mate } It frequen ppem round trip into effect and te oot the ami wh “eh he pr are good going on the Vietoria to the ett BAY TH TRACK ATHLE WERE NOT GIVEN A SQUARE OAKLAND 18 HERE WAITING FOR A CHANCE TESST eer eAL BY esaTrua wie night or the Indianapolis Lomorrow /wgw CHIEF BEQING WITH GEN.) Patrolmen A. Brown, TR mas *4 rt sai are ov | Carlete Decker, Cr an atin ‘ eeone “ WITH THE SIWASH TRIBE— ani turn not later than May Bias. OLMANGR OO ‘TWEl Sh eee Tenethuce wrakbone ana ot ay Ses cH | SOUTHERN END OF THe ciTy | "ree Byrne and Phillips took c = 7 . part in the raids The latter twe Ui whieh | —HELD AB DIGORDERLY PER. | Picked up three recent arrivals from ‘ t A tale of alles “dirty work,” fan Prancioco who gave the ut on prive done agatast 4 at the inter BONS, jnames as Ch Bogan, George om soolastic track meet lant Saturday | Strong and F. J. Fleming The t in the r : in this clty, has found ite way into ene dressed is tha . of | and a reer print through the uneoasing efforts Au @ result of orders tavued by |clothes and wore co . i, fa ” ° etty ney Chief Wappenst o members of |but possessed between them lens ance for of some Tacoma boys to start tron » ble. The how! appears to arise from the police department on duty dur-|than $1 in cash gency « the fact that a Tacoma runner fell tng the shift last night arrested a Caught in Orag Net inane 76 © a > Y MACHINERY number of people who are MORLEY 13 CAUSE or WORRY The long postponed winter weath er having arrived in large quanth tles, Recreation Park looks more ike 9 uatatortum than a ball grounds, and there was no baseball yesterday. It will take a pile of in the mile race and le 1 to have 3 sunshine, and several piles of waw been tipeed, and. bed a peel at hecacvartane as deeseler], anne Ge © a and] FROM AMERICAN FACTOR pen en Mg Bw coma runners in other events fafled ly and whom the police believe are | Pooked as disor w f 4 ce Se eee oe eee taannke na good time aa the Seattie,| Were ft not that Rube Waddell! Gosorving of a fnvontigation (lowing: — Goor ‘elxon, May! In the f a aggregation came in yeste y, and atralia and oth athiet In |!s one of the very greatest pitchers) Ail ¢t 6 tis th Mitchell Joe M tebe’ N. Walls - a tat ready for the first chance Tacoma they attribute this pro-| the diamdnd ha» produced he might} -! Oncur Peterson, Jeasle Moore, Da .. : vorbial slowness to juggting on the|have been taken up long ago. Bo-| A majorit none arrents wore | Raymond, Mrs. F se. part of the Umekeepers caxtricity hardly describes his pe-|imade in the southern end of the city | Marry Kiemu at oe le Tee trouble achves ag: Ry. Sas cettarttics, ‘There i» only one Rube | and comprise every class of tender: | Charles E. McClennan, A. Johnson, |tnre te Morley in Los Angeles is beginning Leoking In Detali Wadiel and tt ts perhaps just as|loin habltue from the ordinary | Phil Riley, Charles C. Black, John | py < te to be felt, and unless somebody The Tacoma story is jacking ialwell, The queer things he has done} loafer to 84. Clark, Alexander Bre Q a iat takes hold tn the southern city many particulars, and chiofly bel would fill a newspaper column, but | - clean os - - Sy with an ivon hand some of the bail ause the Tacos ation at the|che queer things he tan not done, | whe we te. tivieasion, lean Tiler in 15 a, hae i players there will be slipping from et wan uniformly #0 dense that It|yet ts credited with doing, would | «old or p oo en de ; , | oa aig the fold. What right Morley had failed to comprehend how the meet {fil the magazine section of the| chance that offers James ris and Dan Sulliven . tthe tere to release the men after forfoiting was being conducted. The entries |@unday tnaue. While he is known nc ; ee his franchise is doubtful, but other were #0 sumerous that in the/the wtry round as “Rat the} ated Press: a GEORGE STONE SEORGE STONE aprints the events were run tn heats |name under which his second wife | b enc T pe sed boavy hitting of fand finals, and tn the hurdles and ~| : f Fhe contnees. Sexvy * longer races the men also ran in| (~~ — a George Stone, the apeedy outfielder) ni. und the races were decides RUBE WADDELL || rm this commis managers have given leagues the ba ha and taken tholr players along Jim Agnew, of the local club. of the St. Louis Browns, le the 56 Thy ine time | LUMBERME? tO 00 70 ¢, that rt er sold bie club, iw hitting well beyond the 400 mark! wor understanding these things, | he , one Coa » = eg P nd bia timely swats have brought | Tacoma raidered herself buncoed | ye om os been ra an the Gent Bert is keeping the wires many games home to hie toam al | Possibly the fact that th Tas =a eee Be | fhe Stone te sot a | Digh school suffered the ready this seqeme feat in her history bas » do with the atatement he last of ite kidd pot try Coa ou jr f ~n0 wi eu | VICTIM OF ACCIDENT 18 TAK-| accident out of the way in time to| Ps fer with ent the wheels from crushing Mining Stock tor hard hitter—that ta, he does * eck the ball over the outfield: | affair wit! be » . : le . ra : r hut te eontent if > acomans will have anything*to 40 Ot TS HORT AL Ht CATHOL | bie M ~ saat tha ers’ heada, bu conte { ~ ” ae Duy stock tn Slate Creck Gold dlr eyae. Be sare 9 far the wi os iain saa WAGON IN DEFAULT OF ANY Kiein Saves Life C 4 he Grayp Mining Company. now taking out fafieiders and not strong enough ©} ))9h gehool, anid y terday ond | THER CONVEYANCE, | Allen started to cross the treet : ‘ hatrman of the placer gold in Bastern Whatcom “9 io eg daisy |jocal high ta willing to send a track| aud apparently did not not ° i {teen has recetved notiag County, this st You can buy Hae eee en remarkable fact|tcam to Tacoma for a moot under| oncoming creck. He ped dire this ‘ fog with oa the monthly plan. | stone very seldom sends the/any rules or officials that the Ty As a result of telag throws ender | 0) ete ee it andl 8 r May 26 ~~ parts ulars, see Frank Wiest t Stone ve a the! Rt re So Dr. Rolled whp | it of ne . under the front wheel» before the Sennaiae dno Westen Block 1 through the diamond oi Jroma high chooses: j the wheels of « river cc his team. His The A Go to” “ ound aims to meet the aph was in charge of the meet, cooatd | cones ae ies ct aa en age agg lk ; out on a tin the Tacoma complatnts as the ai about result of chagrin over the difeat,| |last evening Fre a = residence and There is nothing sensat mpation are un-| Allen's shoulders and pulled him Mie paying and he never adminis: which was by a score of TS to 18, |tesseus sued him for maiatenance|fooun wit suffer the lous of hie |eut of the way Sa = whe aa tera the wallop that brings the fan} Georg ward Waddell. 19) nent log and pernaps his life Con-| Before conveyance could be se-| well f crate prices go to cheering to their feet as the ba 1 , where he pitches fOr! sanle dam Kiein who was passing cured to take the injured to| White, the well Knows taller @ salts over the fence, but he keeps « the Amertcans, it te sald he ha®iat the time Allen was knocked the Wayside hospital 26 nutes 2089 Collins Bidg Latest hitting and a-hitting 9 @ way ti cobwebs tn capola. Waddell 18) town, dragged the victim of the had elapsed and finally when it was styles ia makes life miserable to opposing left handed, strong as the bull of sty ‘ ’ « and helps his team oF) Bashan and possibly a little m a e we in the race. cultured. Me is the iffie . man in the business to handle The Store That Serves You Best—Garvey-Buchanan Co. the playing reason | | onives goodly part $14.00 Iron Beds for betw Oakland and Pr pn! Amorican League he ts accompanied by a valet who! peers Se oe S cuiieap rsea LACE SALE EXTRAORDINARY ' " firet came inte prominence while $14.00 Iron Beds for and belie he will be given the | [e's 4 H 0 ee ee ceett $12.00 tren Bede for .. a apdagtnc tog wget ngage | FP ye > a 3 poy called the American essoste A MILLION YARDS OR MORE, ALL KINDS nake them outlaws | g ¥.A00 Seen Wide, beosy ype | % i “ ‘ tion. He dida’t cut up the didoes Firet of the season's Laces, at last of the season's prices, Valenciennes Laces at lens than Me gl teeeee + os cesses O50 Tl President W. H. Lucas, of the! ” 8 3 ————— lout there that id afterwards to Evora Northwestern league, has nee : the cast, but he quickly earned the thon Laces, le yard, ete, a mere suggestion of «tyles and prices: what will be on gale We have a large number of fin offer of the presidency of the RATTLE GROUND, tnd, May 23,|Utle of “freak.” While he should |] Thursday and Friday. See mammoth wind iuplay. ¥ ng are afew 0 great bargains, i these be-te for sale but at the | Virginia league, but has declined Two care loaded with old soldiers | be drawing $3.600 to $4,000 Bom ip rime eanee vende of wide Metmaaéy, | 90000 yerts of Rae Prices made they won't hast . Lucas has spent several years in ‘EL se the Intorerhes line te /i5S oa ta, ‘seman Bieber ges . Ns . ; Lace, or Curtain Las r strugate to keep base ball on a solid | day. Thirty persons were taken to| testified in his wife's suit that his|f cream or white, us wold for Piet Vals and Torchons Lace Values from’ tee Gone If you are looking for a barew footing tn the northwest, and will the hospital salary is $1,200 « your He has been B%c and Be yard: 12-yard bolt end Incertions, right in the beat a ee you wil surely find it HERE atay with it ; married twiee, has whipped one|§ special price per boit 5 nope cama ee yereb Boe: wpe ding bins 0 dhthes et 2 rem, ort BANQUET ON TANGO. fatherinlaw and seems in © fair! 94000 yards of Torchone noes se montn tae pb Kaes pevigne equeres and carpete [It will pay §) The former world’s champton CoeenD y w lose wife No 2 Those who nerrow widthe t-inch and « " mest af thelt ise te mer dremem, and you to look over our stock be- fi) American league team of Boston A banquet to a number of rep jadmire the “unusual” can gratify Inches wide, usually sold pining . worth op te The fore you make your purchases has broken the big league record resentative basiness men of the! their taste In a study of the Reubeo to 40 yard: sale price, per r worth Bic to Ife yard: all go esortment @f pat Re . for successive defeats. The club TSHURG, May t—John Al ety was given aboard the Tango one Ho ts the most persistently | le at the snie price, per yerd BE! aale price. a yard ....,. jeunember the early purchaser : Maru last night by Captain A. KB) al pereom that ever wore a) Hesides theee epeciale we will give & discount of 20 per cent. on entire balance of the lace stock " SB has dropped 17 Get, the best bergsine. Sale B) break, and is stili going Most of |” starts Monday. the old time champions are etiti | bes4. the miliite Remember the name and num with the team, but the er and forme ceased to work. Charte: lyate football team, has caused « games without a Moorehead, son of John MOOT*- | dione and Local Agent FM. Stud: Tneceall com ts hae been charged sire ren manufer-|iey Commercietionm and the friend-|that he is almost as freakish as « member of the|ly footing existing between Seatt! rima donna the Rook of and the Orient were the keynotes | = der. the Teeoma star, te ¢ hee here by wtop.| Of (ae Femarks made by the guests, Sound As Chotce Piano for .....- the team, and is doing well. The | “endows sensation & 7 "leP-| Today, btween 2 and 5 o'clock, the m seems to be unlucky beyond | ine With hie mothers French maid} Tango will be opemed for public in Ages Wa st Sale- 2 500 Waists- reason. My. Moorehead, whe Is the head | spection Every man, be he you old ’ — et Pittburg’s first family has die-| piongen nt owes it to bimenlf and those de MANBDOOME TRineiN AN WAIsT 1°. Dabney & NATIONAL LEAGUE. = [insrited hin son, aot the young ERS TO HOLD REUNION, | Do ient oa hit to lay aside a part|h PO 8 eg a oy Mg agg te Pasig pth nag a Monae |iman will be obliged to shift for] he Pioneers’ Association of| Of hie earnings for the day when i are made ne mul 4th fine lace, short or jong sleeves, open ass ouse t lhtmecif and hie bride Washington will hold the snntial| fortune may not smile on him. In| 0 u - WE IRD es reunion this year on June 19 nd | the mom mde seed events a0 pened | natnowte moe ‘ po at Madiece park, Bons and| ae ever lived that has not at some Silk nd D Good Dept. Complete Housefurnishers ana ; R CES YESTERDAY Be chien Mt the old nettiore ana] time felt the heavy hand of ad-| a ress s Sele Agents for Charter Oak ploneere from. neighboring states|Yersity. While you have your earn-| yards Jap Wash Silk in pink and white stripe or quailty: strilly af ot: per'vedil haat . = vill participate In the celebration | iN power and health, save « little Wash Taffets Milk, extra heavy, with chine finfeh, comes in navy blue, red, brown, chamipagua| KY which will terminate with a picnic | fT the “dark days” that may come tan, lavander, pink, light bie aise, cream and black, per yard 418 Pike Street, Phones Main 3998, Ind, 2094 iain gray, gray with green stripe, gray a<te's {and open air social eexaion. The ad A good wale place to start « saving |§ $1.25 quality Gray & 46 inches wide, comes Mats | drone of the day will be delivered| #c°o™nt Ie the State Bank of Seat blue stripe and Invisible checks, pet yard é CaumaRheoneNeaeneetiion —vmn |e, managed by comservative E gginch Fancy Panama Suiting, grey and black halr line checks, gray and brown hair tee. pre Dea't throw your clothes | though progressive men, and sound |B oi.ia crracte, $2.26 values: per yard away. Have them cleaned to look | as Rock of Ages.” 4 per cent WIN | ike new at the Pastoriam. Main ‘interest paid on deposits, com-| ee terd. | 1048 eee pounded semi-ennually ove! = a ash Goods NOTICE—Sunset phone has deen changed to Main $275 (Cla tnmatt Prem iy Ratteries—<hech and fehie et Sargon Unpiren€ anne Res | ster 1 third ] New arrivals at sale pri Thousands of yards of new mercerized J. ARONSON J oa rence ks ten Some ; 104-106 First Ave. S. cna , ee plaids and squares, inaking stylieh suite at Nite cost. 10¢ ROCOOOS Se 7h" are ega 2 ats | wea cots, | Pinar ih $ a | 120 LAWNS 7o tories texe and Char! pom der my R a : For Men | Just in, new lot of latest patterns, in neat floral | Ite values at | 250 ORGANDIE 1740 Lace and Rik Strip Mercerteed Organdie, the season's m east ling « n ¢00de has been in this lot. We have large Monogram Whisky $3.50 Per Gat. $13.75 Pee 5-2 Gat BIT CIGARS 11 FOR $1.00 Met a dealer yesterday. “What in the world are you trying to do” he asked, “ruin the hat business by selling $3.50 hats, like the Regal, for $2?" ‘pan complete, |] ready to wet If up. Good, ner- j viceable blind 7a GINGHAMS 6o 8 wine lever and Graham. tal, each pron Checks and Dreas Gt 236 I, dark colors, a yard .. | “Busiest” Basement | Wash Bollers Thursday 39c #50 HEAVY POLISHED, STRONG WASH BOILERS, MADE TO SELL AT $1.00. THURSDAY SPECIAL B98 ame, g00d Wearing and His worry isn’t owe concern, so long as you are pleased —and that you are pleased is shown by the way Regal Hats are selling. ee tt, ret: State And ihe e STANDING OF «| MONTANA MAY NOT COME * * i: THE GLUBS:...:°. oe * . : t vers in dally neous o University of Montana} | Every known brand ne expenses of its athletes Every shape, and every size, soft or stiff. of wines, liquors, to- Bilis seuss eussuuens lo some doubt hor say | ' / m that wi ve . NONE TO DEALERS—QUANTITIES TO PURCHASERS LIM bacco and cigars that is fi] Setters! League M0 Retro that your ext hat carries the Regal ITE, Played. Won. Lost. Par Ct >», Oregon a week | good is found here and | a » * F ay. T wen of Perfectto at Hangers; ot j at the right prices. = . = a eet will be » at that the Sereen Doors, natural finish, | a ” - hree sities now entered can $2.00 Nicke Thor ther financially. | Pacific Coast League Barbers Boycotted Pinyed. Won Lost. Per ¢ a * be bo: . ° , os t an whe buys a srated A worth 1 104-106 First Ave. 5. Phones: 615-617 First Ave. ON THE SQUARE OPPOSITE THE TOTEM POLE Agents Carhartt’s Working Clothes anset Main $275; fa- Gependent 1761. Free Delivery, Mati Orders Promptly Filles Northwestern League. | Played. Won, . Garvey - Buchanan Co. Lumber Exchange Bldg. 1113-15-17 Second Ave.