The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 25, 1906, Page 2

TRIBE WATS FOR SNSHNE LEADERS AKE SPIKE THEMSELVES ON TOP, BUT RAIN CONTINUES TO IN TERFERE Almost rwhelmed at the kiea of being top of the percentage column, the Stwaah warriors of Ruse Hall's tribe were whetting their tomahawks yesterday morning aniuma of the yon, and thea to stick tn th Oakes in the it rained, for » fle nz on the t dry ing. Charlie Hall Hiawatha of the t game that the rat rmits, and as this brave has the om language charm on the visttors ® apply the pate war paint and win the wampum. By borrowing play teams in the patched wy and will be « pany with o pearance. St« Fresno, and Hopkins. will help the pitching staff naner, of I will cower she Young Me(Cte of the Ang third, and De of Freano, » ond t geies outfield more or Bits or Hac N do th catohing pgement last only ant w men can be signed A story was peddled from Oak land y erday to the ottec t that the Frisc am made le play ‘The f om to be that man Was stro at and two others|» aught trying a double steal. This f no triple play, for the striking out of a bat an has nothing to do with an attempted steal, The steal | + ‘was not forced, and cannot be call e4 part of the same play as the} strikeout The Roston Americans have lost $0 straight games, and are still j PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. OAKLAND, ciseo won the San Fran-| game of the new season y in a close and exciting contest. Score— R H Bam Francisco 2 7 Fresno me Saee Batteries—Henley and Wilson Lemke and Hogan AMERICAN LEAGUE. Rae Deaton + Chteage ‘2 Batterioe ¥ » Winter and Peterson Altrack. ans “Tining Stock for Buy stock in Slate Creek Gold Mining Company, now taking out) placer gold in Bastern Whatcom | County, this State. You can buy/| oa the monthly tmstaliment pian. | For particulars, see Frank Wiest-) ling, Secretary, 422 Boston Block. White 156 ose Furniture Special DABNEY & WOODHOUSE. Hallet & Davis Piano, special ad $1,800 Knabe Piano . $125 Operating Chatr . Severs! fine cabinet beds that cost ax hich as $65.00, give you your choice for $2: @ number of refrigerators at bar gain prices. BEDROOM SUITS FROM B10 uP. SAVE MONEY ON YOUR CAMPING OUTFIT Bay From Dabney & Woodhouse Complete Housefurnishers ang Bole Agents for Charter Oak Ranges. 418 Pike Street. Phones Ma 4 NOTICE ph been changed to Main 8375, J. ARONSON 404-106 First Ave. S. OO NOOOOOOPOOOOS %" Special % for Saturday 5 § Royal Crown } 4 Port +) $1.50 Grade, per | Gallon % {00 “UU | —— i Fontella Cigars i 8 for 25c 104-106 First Ave. ones: Sunset Main re dependent 1751 Free Delivery. Mali Orders Promotiy + ANXIOUS TO |tton, predicts ee Rermhard and Ol u te a ell and NATIONAL LE&AGue. the Webfoot ack team will give Washington a b in the triangular me Saturday rained those me: the are a fine lot may Shorts The Washingtoc will have to go some to beat the On the Square Opposite the Totern Pole THE SHATTLE ose FRIDAY, ‘NO SET RULES TO GUIDE HEREFORD HAS AMEAL TICKET PITCHER, SAYS CY YOUNG oo GAN® AND HI6 CROO AGER ARE ONE YEAR FOR LE 8 vate, settting—dawee | Volversity of Montana has ~y ee i od not to send a track team to | Ed Le To veo big intercollegiate moét ff this |court this tm ny ule May 30. This deciaion is the . of the tnability of the docal a * age the Mon erift ¢ A Man Who Pays $15 For a Suit Without Seeing the Regal Throws $5 Away word more than we are absolutely sure of---Regal Suits equal the best you can find anywhere else in Seattle for $20. ND that is not saying Yes, they’re better than suits others ask $20 for---better in cloth (all wool), better in style, better in tailoring, and better fitting. So don’t let anybody hypnotize you into paying $20 for a suit not so good as the Regal at $15. Don’t take our word for it. Select a couple of suits elsewhere, then come here and select a couple of Regal Suits. home ination. Have them sent with the privilege of exam- If you don’t like Regal Suits better than, the others, test. Fe- turn them---we invite the On the Square vosite the On otem Pole 615-617 First Ave. Agents Carhartt’s Working Clothes e&3--— ONCE MORE BOS le a horse from forr a, of Kew MAY 45, peevevvsnneeveseg| t WESLEY, THE BARBER, SAYS : UTE TTETT CTT eee: KED MAN TOQUEUX,| KNIT HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR Wiack Gause Lisle Hose spliced hee * Lisle Howe 1 effects, pla alr READY-TO-WEAR DEPARTMENT FOUR OF THE STRONGEST SPECIALS EVER OFFERED ANYWHERE. we Millinery —e. © best 92.08 Hate ving at this Popu Wonderful She lar Prio Me BELT BUCKLES 19 4 106 “BUSIEST” GRAVED WATER A NCANDESCENT GAS LIGHTS } Lumber Exchange : BEZDEK WILL COACH OREGON CHICAGO FULLBACK, WHO WAS PICKED FOR ALL-AMERICAN n r L COMING “ ee OM PAL® AND THE OLD FAKE TEAM LAST FAL wo ' Poop | Karger and Phot GAME 16 RENEWED. | Wiser. : nH ® | Hugh Bezdek, star fullinc \, iy There ta a very old saying ex | ‘ f at waly toed tant about bird f a feather, and 0 ' € ite very Iatomt app » couch the t " na © lincovered in the | ne ‘ au New York os Joo Gans and Al te ‘ ' eon; Me | these two old cronies ure : if W tite | again, after having had a| ‘ m nd separation (for the| ie ' RUSNS EMER EET ENES | nding of b asada Bik easy yuntry ta as + lo when the d Bill m as at * STANDING OF * \° could go to the game thi oe pra ; * * . He } , > * ‘ a barre! of gold . J © the : THE CLUBS * a are | couldn't find a wheelbar 1nh M i re to carr m horn t eee e eee eee eee ee) | Rta dbg povnid. Bh on es ! Pacific Coast League. | owia, a man th } Played, Wea, Lost, Per j pound all over th 2 wen | Another Ra M en ee ae nilon of « v ngion, #a Angeles o ° ool | | The He at e posi . ne M . } | ulled sO wi hat he expect ae oe t ult "| t . : Northwestern League. : mocnees © HAVE h NET. -lehahalahehchehalhehelaielelal Piaped. Won, Leet, Per O. fighun For six mont t * wcome key a pn f : Jand w \ ease from eve eee” ma ee , is back to PE bee live met. Now it is back to H |* THE ORACLE SAYS ¢ eS +. ee Jand Hereford and Gans at the | An athletic meet for the boy rea — tactios | Ree eee American League. Plenty of Matches , Played, Won Lost i . * lea . : ite that he has to b P oe a | be afraid of him. As a matte > i ws | ) oaths ¢ need’ Yad a H . a} There are no set rules for tm 0 ac e lots « « n the s 6 i . weights w take on the B ing a bali that will always hold ¢r* pie - mannan ot National League, good,” saya Cy Young, who afte ng 1 of the mone ° ne . Played. Wen, Lost, Por ara on the diamond ta still one of at t a draw ff f its 4, held jer the . ry \ ; t Bo Clubs grandest ball ore that eve : a i . 3] rvered voum & crooked | the hich the Pak we ‘ val = ie tcher should know tunited, and » aber of proms nt pal on = is ae an be Sl age pg ane t benefit of such an oF Hirewdaty gh this know mee To return Sas te te oa nea ays protect him management was 8 . . ‘ j " b me alert of faith with the pu on the part mt of the ool boys ng his man, t " of Gans : | r weakness and | hope to " | ] playing to it atl the time. Control | success j JUST 100 TODAY. or t CAMBRIDGE, Mass, May 25 f the _* ' Pa The Re w am Howe well RAGES YESTERDAY : Eps St [Test barca saree are, Sword ‘ . ng } b birth eect, | Ball players are often farmed out, Meath tre y toda | Ent 7 from a /but they all have It on the farmer. + vy eM ed - ain nun r f - ‘ gc the |The latter makes hay while the RMAUL YO AT LOUIAVILLE, KY. ‘ a , herd ry" hovehes sun shines, while the former makes Hiest race 3-4 of mle, amitingMiane 0 Beepiochane rare nave worked hard to mane ieee “nee ; ce Bruce C. Shorta, who coached the) % ta - bs f de Puree @ meet a Hue and to w he Boat ¢ your old clothes |! Oregon football team last fall and . “ re ente “ig crowd of grammar|away. Have them cleaned to look na are failin . { t to chee t the Pantorium | Knows the athletes of that inettty me Tr ny ad stl witl \ heer i pew at the Pantortum, M. that ‘ . MONTANA WON'T COME - The Store That Serves You Best—Garvey-Buchanan Co, SATURDAY HERE WILL BE A DAY LONG REMEMBERED BY SEATTLE SHOPPERS busiest basement an The MUSICAL PROGRAM » 7.20 to 10 pam. Young Wopner' ‘6 Orcheste M Wa se ter ¢ s1.00 Shadow Plaid Shirt, Me DOTTED SWISS, t4c a yord INCM DRESS LINEN ' I 1 6 1Be CURTAIN MUSLIN ttc BASEMENT ND LEMONADE SETS. 83-65 PRICED SAT ane SMe Me Bie Re AFTER-SUPPER SPECIALS 60 ine 206 Garvey - Buchanan Co. 3-15-17 Second Aves Bldg. I ANE LEADS $3.50 Children’s Coat $1.98 PINE CUP FOR wie H. » Hager of attle rel Dy, then Oe ® tine nthe form of , he Intereotim rn ’ Hoth vse 1 full ‘eae PRIZES FOR FINE DOGS ~ bench show Hb, now jy Was com, ee ee NN EERERERP SL. cH ’ vii ‘ 0008 GO UP ON NELSON ag ! HOUR FOR FIGHT pp 1 PROACHES—BOTH MEN ang ws | FIT FOR BATTLE TONIGHT, pe = £8, May 2—Ait jp cre for the big fight n and Herren bigwest gate that ever A t to a battle im this etty, Bott : on edge, baving wn t 1 to the minute, asp that the fight atching 1 Fevertin , i gives him the { the odds, but locally, a performed. 3 oree unmber @ Dane St The D mag end He her claim bet handled. Maay liowing sult, Purse Is Ready. at seats has already pro $20,000 parse that the are to fight for. The | calle for a 14.990 bam ’ », and the Dalamee to be ut for, winner take all. with bes pleasant 1 gro MEN’S FURNISHING DEPT, will be spectally plea r this. depart «© bargvina emaged $1.50 Lawn Waiste 3 New Styles elbow sleeves, sizes, $1.50 values. « Tr GROCERY » very latest im tables for at_ lowest We will nt the Gar- Telephones