The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 26, 1906, Page 2

OSCAR HAD \ HALF MINUTE WI WITH THE FAN THE SEATTLE 8 HGHT PALED | TAR--SATURDAY, MAY 26, | ages YESENONY BHO BLANES hiesutaw Ar Louvre } (Firat ree, Cree quactory ile, ailing ont , F } * E Fees for th toh falling : W i 1 1 POOR BASE RUNNING ON THE NELSON AND THE M@RIOAN ° [Cave 3 Pn RESPONGIOLE t ! A ' NAGER RETR He hos PART OF THE SIWASHES SQUABBLE OVER SCALES UN ; FOR A FAILURE OF THE NEL) i FROM ARIZONA—WwitL ti 1 Loses GAME THAT WAS TIL THE CROWD 18 BENT es ? eotiing SON-HERAERA =O —LABT | Hho wl f BREMERTON TRAM ay THEIR PROPERTY HACKETT Home i Keyal Legon, 8 NIGHT. nh M N ¥ Was orr COLOR, agheh tee “ - K _ ef LOS ANGELS, May %&--Afer|' on BY BIDDY BISHOP a A aay oe rw’ palayer und row at Ahe A 4 H ee f the t the fight sehedulad . be “ wee hes aa. ' a » Fatally 1 BY the demon of tling Nelson and Aupaiio _ . Becetet, tm, th ugele ht the va ie mischance, clever Oscar Jones lost Jid not come off lant nlght ing a aurprie to at | member wr his & terday’ afternoon, hold ausigning as A rénagp A Tist, teeing Mwift Inon's Manager he 7 ing viaitors three hits, two bala ys. , ats we ; x much of an une ot bases on balls, all of which bh a rough not % mh chet. th agus me © slo od tn sing. Seattle should ex xiven , BL. ». | gether, tt did not surprise me in the| od . have won, but poor base rapping in | } thet Hance \ " * fre) toast, because I under Mr Le the eighth made three bite go for iz no Ng “s ly that Nolan was a nt 1 e finished 8 runs to 2 wolkh d time . gon “ anced t nd 1 was convin - Good in Spots. heey wm nied. wn. | h I have see i be It was a good game tn @ ger fet im + WS nrg = wag Mew ae \. al way, with bad spots. “Beef Tras dressing ath 2000 : : oan oe st ten f th nd nie Andrews tine. Of course, | am in no position y fee " be a 8 Faulty Seales. " th fete ot Las A Threw Corbett Dowr " for he nice roe Sree ons . we Te RT CCC OP eee ee ee from a dinte and wh He t the t t hrough him, and = ig pe oe gate & * ® | know aothing of the cats artherthim when he threw i ( wie hi when Jones throw | Neleo ,|% | than what ave fee ode n ® id ‘ * Unbeaten fey fll fas asia wen Janes th Momzaecsle THE ORACLE SAYS | Besctus te'pctt sos wrete'sas tstese wat ats Nea "wag akos were damaging te Fixed tne eae SER E REESE EE EES BSG | ROSS ON JOU face, for I have . " er. Didn't be » v cle nine at Beh * scored her first in the int Sir tae cis ts a jateciior cuppeionses | wiyer’ « hundre met with Horace pent inday. The * tial inning, when Hackett suffered rig ag no at bn Gan from the FBports oa t 7 Didn't he cause the #0), . own are go * ased balls, the big fello » ws a, saying that he wa imagine how mat lovert o culled off « nd bul tases passed balls, the big fellow | ready 10 do #0 at the required time, | ae” kee then Sdsiphia?. Didw't he throw | © 4 eh) * — | and would clatm the welght forfelt.| | familiar the ) partners * | Offered Five Pounds | their handlers it t he ow Wi * GOSH - ia Nelson weighed on the seale that stand their troubles , wn with » thud in San| ™! : + 1 CANT | WHEN THE INOYSCRIMINATE HOWLER BROKE LOOSE, [he admit were = wre but door to lay the blame Fra nd inn’t he today one of oa ‘ste “er elatre wolght fortett aune Weight Caw he Apopuls lows In the} | * . . ™ Herrera wouldn't weigh in. Whea the first , n wouldn't he |* * _Z |and with three bite and an error ithe men reached the ting Nel#on, Pace fe . » the nop : managed to make a run, Blanken through Hilly Nolan efused to nn “ an who t know an Ex ry: the : tp would bave scored had he not Ifight unless Herrera weighed tn, ht bein bing but to f Z «city, te the other of been allowed to over run thir but offered to allow the Moexieas ° - so 1 do blame arey for not meeasen — get « plece of fooaelt Ifive p in over » agreed il 1 ‘i P ne m both men ng a NCLAIR 18 @ICK, bun game. Graham | Herrera still refuse hater, sr cage Dig m 0 | cant ne eit. This ¥ aye pite , careful game, but Later on N e4 to allow pega : hy - ~ have ed the 5 a4 nol.” o want hen aa less invincible than usual | Herrera 134 pounds, and finally 140 Sa th + ogee pe sti matter what die nm may have a Pleas, Ruse Hall sprung 4 vow one from | jing rooma and the impromptu fight| Gifferent sory becaues nel oe anpwee, but salient png ts thee. by Ariiagton. He ts called MeFarren, | |between Mauro and Har did no getting large and taking 08) Nolan te the on ww de 199- pomag » and was starting well when Red|@ALL PARK BLUECOAT CAN'T | good, and » crowd | eight rapidly and all of his bat) ee be criticised © prolisntnay "| Dog Devereaux made a witty re | " tt the past have been fought pain ¢ be Fs don Mn te amiio| STAND FOR HILARITY ANy| Was told the ‘ and} 130 pounds, so It appears - amv ts \and lose sm. After that | > age gg FB : - at if any one was over) OOUGTERTY AND LUNDIE Where hell We Spend Gundyt -: 1 NOISIER THAN THAT OF WAY. gale. At the Horvera| Many « recrult’s ordered « new See pete ee eee " ‘ he appeared totally unable to stand jagreed to fight too late! euit of clothes th day ' mu Dave Sees “ae MEET TUESDAY EVENING ai Tand take a boat Be | ~| ING OF HANOKERCHIEFS. to keep the peo of olethes the same day he wee) pnis being the case there Is no o to Pleasant Beach 656 Ge i | |told to “Skiddeo!” t but Nelson's manager, be| 1 i. canara: ont asian K eather wild roses gag fe You 1:0 | omen ——— was he and not Nelson who! pe oe ye ward ego o c es co } ——— Seee REEDS eeeeee BOYS’ MEET 18 ON. (Sas cannes : pM yp 4 ¢€ | * Scales Tampered With - col ie pe err ong me . Yo mr - whirlwind “Beof Trust” Hackett In Trouble. mE ¢ fandom and the spirit] > WHAT SCORE CARD + This afternoon at the university The accounts sent out state thet! Pleasant Beach on 7 « |} BOSTON Ps ‘was out of form, and later in the h the great national game/| 4 the anoual track meet of the boys’ | the sca 1 been tampered with at. Lundie ae . ‘ * ab « fame struck out twice, an unusual . vel here, got an avwf bd fs) ot & © is taking place,/and that they had been fixed to] ity a» _ PARLORS . © . * + Performance for him | awlout” yesterday by two orer-| * with many young and aspiring ath-| weigh 6 pounds heavy. I know that ' - Doings In the Third euthantestic ond eppares Liku.| © *& eee eee wae Notes taking part The affair ts In Herrera is not one of those chaps) rere . te the third the fireworks de lone persons in the grandetend jo many of the leading ath-| who is always scheming to cheat) syle ry t “ Houre gg ti Suntaye gan. Buck Franks made a hit, and These two men nothing of . 1 ructors and coaches in the |some one, My long association | lively pace. The t Gee pe eS ‘oa error and Grabam hit, scoring | their dog, took p at places in § jcity, and a large number of entries | with the fellow has convinced me| 20 rounds et 148 pounds at the ring 1420 SECOND AVE. Franks. The next two were outs, the grandstand and proceeded to hd Y lensure some good eport Ihe te on the level and is conscter-| side but Smith drove In another ran. make their presence felt by how! x and bases on balls issued to Dev-| ing wildly and ruthlessly whether ie ereanx and Hackett forced in the| a man hit the ball or fanned out « third, and winning run. No bits! Broke the Bilence. : were made off Oscar after th wtsiin ‘wall Uk eda tlie olet - _ ad one other man reach caught between third) 65 the pitchers warmed up they Beattie warmed up in the etghth jyetled some more. in a gingery nel up end wat ‘em, His fielding was|crowd thelr presence would have 3 =. .3.9 aattetace sty, if not p ed. He been overlooked, but In the usual Finck’s OM comes from Artington, and unieas |funeral stlence that accompanies a he ss te bat some Arling weekday game here they wore un Ss e will not grieve for him long. See duly pror ht > And then th joke happened A teat tic mh BH. F< ® ban a Sa ged apg kane. > “ , i] } 5 1 | policeman wabbied down the steps. ferware, clocks, cut gies, ete. daily a Siand to the tmpren ve of the . . Mlankenahip. © s 3 oe vie Gay Senne: ava an Oe 3 | law ordered the yelling ones to de - ae hs TREES, = $ 3 to $f siete The iden A policeman, a} ro 2 § 2 fF 3) plata cop, stopping a man from yell-| | a et 2.28 2 § 3]ieg ts Salt game. i te encase ‘0 there jaws te loess, 4 Picci. van ¢ any real fan take up pinochie| we, uesen ewfull } i 4 S 3 & & % Sifter his excitement. The poor en ; tame nO sey od AB Ro mH Po a m | thestasta, one of whom was an out 1S Sh ae he jidn't understand : er ie fae Wa and impress fe ee at tiveness of a Seattle ball game, were 4 e » 5 ff S{humbied and crushed ee ee Reverent Bilence $3 3 5 tS) “tush, pel, we're in church, | ‘ Totus » 3 7 & % | murmured the first, “don't say 4 | ; j Hy [ward oF Ovi ho paocied,” tnd | | You'll Never Enjoy Life Until You Are : 3 never uttered another sound I Mi DABNEY & WOODHOUSE . fet, “Let us pray } 4 ° bases loaded in the | E | ' was less readily re | } 9 Hallet & Davis Plano, special o in lots bi laser le aad | ae ° } $1,800 Knabe Plano eomarhad with cat $125 Operating Chair and continued to} | Bevoral fine cabinet beds that orm words of encour | a } ‘ cost as high as $65.00, can give \egemeat ta a hoaree whisper. De you your choice for $25.00. Also mm a |Piessed in heart, these two lone| The presentation of medals ana] . gumber of refrigerators at bar Washington ' wended their way out at| trophies at the dog « this even: | gatn prices soneme . too heartily diag od tojing wt clone the lith annual} Barteriae thats money tnek bench exhibit of the Seattle Keanel . * . BEDROOM SUITS FROM $10 @ 40 or 60 local fane who| club. At Madison Park , pasilica They don’t cost ma and by cultivating the ground you can make yourself independent. You're foolish & ‘uP { solemn through te or my « large crowd o! — pay rent when you can get a 5-acre tract of bottom land with a house for $5.00 month, t contest complained to the|imapected the many winners, and| that they had been dia | the “* nt the day he lime SAVE MONEY ON YOUR on jeoncerted and bed the | abt of approval CAMPT ouTrir Rn % @& | beast acket 6 grandstand.| Presid Sharples, of the élub. Buy From Sw 2 § Tl pid you ever b he like will present the trophies at # Sn ee ee ne o'clock this evening eu the fos w were. ee ee rilion will comme | =| been of durath - # | will be thr Dabney & m7 WESLEY, THE = 20, wae, th . y © | comate ally every iw ~* BARBER, SAYS «| :«: » here Woodhouse), “sewn er Meri — ee te eee ie the awards, has not ann praise the animals Complets Housefurnishers and t 3 4 upon. Many of Bole saree aga Oak —— 4 Mere compare favoral Just » h ¢ city in the famous You can buy these tracts as low HiT r \ wit! 418 Pike Otrect, mabe WHITE River Valley, within easy ac $50 an acre and the terms—$a5 dows Phones Main 3998 4. 30 Ratterien—Wishie ant Phoips he down town district of Seat - e j tle, by both ra a ud street car is in most instances NOTICE—Sunset phone has Sateuntee and " MARRIED PHI OIL, is as rich as can be iving a 1 la OY eee * see eae, 4 By living A u can cut ound ar OVER 400 BUSH down expenses and at same time relone EI f POTATS t a e } ; P J. ARONSON ff, INSECRET n lve a quiet, he oy ile ad 104-106 F f “op - CLOVER GROW THREE FEET be within a { of the irst Ave. Ss. De V na few ' s ride of @ DOK IOODNOORX " HIGt Ur . x oe ee ee YORE ay 28 st t t ne health * Hue 4 th cid : STANDING OF ~< ood Bait |: ‘ THE CLUBS: vs play ball? Say, they . * 4 n the t Tee ee eee eee ee | + Brine y 8 ~<o B. Hue , when their minds are on something Hug? 1 Pacific Coast League. else? A man can't play ba run Piayed. Wen, Lect, Perce. |@ benk, er shave, or de anything it ‘ 2 han Francis i " ¢ his mind’s not on hie work . : ‘ I wish | was out at the ball park ’ Isnin Pb tt ese ELLIS 16 ELE ED. ENT oy 1 QUA $1.00 Northwestern League. SPOKANE, M BE. B. Eilts " f NVESTIIONY / 2 é Played, Won, Lost. Per ct | th f € W 1 frate rH SEXES / ( 4 FONT ‘ f 15 Bh tecom 1 s , Me ‘ - i f H JOKES is, ee 4 i : oe f + BUSHELS OF EGGS AND FRIED YOUNG a : t 4 here ' SPRING CHICKEN merican League an h , : A anf ss . . : won the keeman-R " 1 ‘ isa ’ mn If you » " ‘ > " 1 BUY | Poon a . - j Po age od up. Hud ate National League “Excursion Rates Ces |e et . » “ @| On June 4 und 25, July he » had quarreled # r } FY 2 and the Nort n Pacific will| weeks ago. but th wt or rt sell special round trip tickets to| meeting made them forget e i “ H eastern points at greatly reduced | ations of the past and off they tr m| i Beaton 4 nl rates. A splendid opportunity to| ted together 104-106 First Ave. S. Broonty = ’ visit your old home on business or| Mrs, Hughey was an artist's mod Take the Tacor nterurban, get off at Auburn and see Mr. Gr Phones: Sunset Main 8375; —————— nmmemeememene | Dieasure. Hpectal rates also in her marriage, and sat for ground, or see C. D. Hillman’s salesmen in the Tir : . t. Griffith or Bsn Angel at tt f Gependent 1751. Whose roof Is over your head? $28 | August, September and October. of Howard Chandler Christy's lars’ worth of property in King ve Times building, Our titles are perfect, as we own over one Bree Delivery, sash, balance monthly giv re call at N. P. city| works, She gave up the | ming county alone lhome of your own, Vrelse @ C corner First av. and|name of Dollie Gray to marry & , Matt Ordern Promptiy Villea BB! (is Pioneer butiding * Yealer way. | Hughey. ree AUBURN OFFICH OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY.