The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 11, 1906, Page 2

THE SEATTLE STAR--MONDAY, JUNE 11, 1906. RECKLESS AUTOIST the original owner at & w# f= FS Se is ale nd Fe Keine Fe wuffered this way have cor out wnahue; Mall and habtite, Mou "Wied le —_—- *rice’s actions are strictly with Hound Ii bis rights SEATTGE WINS AND LOSE: |o me th a danble poagee sestetay Man |POUR CRACKS WILL START) Mxth Je Mo PETER SHERIDAN WAS TRAIN-| ‘The ntewards of the Jockey club| Franctocs seend their ft | ioe ene ake alten aie ee AND PLAYS G:LT EDGED BALL | SHS the joonle by wine FROM SAN PEDRO TODAY TO KRAUL AP LAPONTA ING RACE HORSES YeAne|2O!! f macling tee ity of maopt ~ —BO Aik TO HONOLULU FOR ! ' ‘ | 1 © PRESENT AG-|'& the walk-up aystom of starting 7 ALL THE TIME—BOTH GAMES SAIL iscon part” 49 nile, pormcis| AGO WHEN HIB 5 ne Oe Peo had tec horems awe eee Begin War On Drivers Who $ WERE HIGH CLASS PITCH Seigerts ‘ PRine CUPS, ' . hand SOCIATES WERE BOYS IN {fre tending tan at proment | Ab t th St t D fi f 0 peed | * Nad " wi ' rhe mattor wa 1 but nol efiance ¢ RS’ BATTLES. | Recond gam newr-Pert Ward SHORT TROUSERS jaction was taken, it being deci ou e reets in a ) rdinaneee. s: Soa tere pS, POORO. AE Find thon) - me a ii! meting ot the board court con | Chief Takes a Determined Stand on Question, fs hattort y oo ackett) Mitt and ‘ aoe be : y " lor it e wed o “ * Well, you've gt to hand it to | ¥iee oo co Agen . re . Mt a: mr nid i WwW wild 1k inf oh eine Old Ruse Hall and M8) NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE. ed fh) the Niatory of Pactti Ar 4 tem i & good dee! better than th Gert braves are certainiy beginning to 7 " ’ ° . " . re ow te pecet play dail. There: was a double! gy : PO cine» sete, BA bac Relig to P 1 Caietush with v6 the law » hed his * header vesterday and, although Se- | yreat m the : ane frase Nate Pert te Monevala : 4a et e only broke even in Both | Ret ress © ine ale ARS ~. S eee el tio redone ' rn peed, fe ways Mabie Sl rl depar, _ ames they played ball that would |p, t he he ‘ by nthe ked WF e 5 re ‘ sathered tn, o: do credit to any minor league team | 8° r h promiace to rh ‘} | ernoon patrolmen and KD « well to the country. The score was 1 | norte ne og, Eo FT eee Seem: eee 7 fier depositing sufflelent Up ece roars “reed pint —_ to 0 tm both games, Seattle win. | Teome ' 7 | hea new ‘| »pe nee f " ? W0YN the one > n ™ ning the first, which was a full} Watters toren and Swind : ' C 0 Place | | the ce cou th f . . YON at @ tay, | aoe nine-tnning game, and Fresno the ~ It w he ortginal ent to} oa Tho n it t f npeed. ayer’ . 1, after five innings had been | SPOKANE. nF le make ¢ start from Sausal p Crute G. L. Marsh, 4 . - ie | Got But Four Hite, } R . Was Going Fast ‘ I eek ime the Hal owed ain at and Han Pedro wa 1) What ta tne secret of Jockey pplica of Jockey Buchar pour sal ‘ t 4 : was on the firtng line for t t hy, iene - . oe . ' . , Miller's marvelous “ in got liewnse w retused b © | on ‘ - t 4 " het and Lempke for thelr op * nue At £500 and $509, | ting away from the barrier tuning rurf ciation tm] ~ ‘ Chief we) i both boys pitched swell ba pias : n nine out of ten ¢ in which hat “Buck” will not be seen vey ip. Patrol How t Ki Hall, according to the score, was) ma. t her and & s eg Ms cg premuas ; he rides? ‘That is the question that ‘a : eo geal grec on A ios hit four times, but In reality only | * . * . rent 4 apr age . s hoard on all sides at New York F teher's machin wa r ‘ — one clean single was made off his ow ; nd war One old trainer in discussing it tven “ i of , « J delivery. Three bunts that could AMERICAN LEAGUE, | Four Boats Start ald Of course, no one for an TURF NEWS toe ghia ee , t would ,, not be handled in time to get the A Mm] The four boats which will start | instant bel that starter Ce W. Rulifson is a salesman, | the ¢ runner at first counted as hits in : lay he long race are the/sldy deliberately favors Miller, for uad'weh altar ba fo ny f vol t the score book ae » aro pe Sate A ‘aa we CLS t he could not hold bis job two min- Searehateher te 6 dolbthal eterterl a al piteclseae top| oune . cok Sat he mae Seattle won the game fn the first | coaaiey ana & a y of New k Yacht t me if he did, but ten't it Just pow in the Opening Mandicar ‘ fening. Kane got a base on balls = nm ew | Dut now sailing u the , of sible that unconsciously he te giv one 2 ‘tb ——~niimnahs., and by clever base running prompt: | chicag eB .. / ayes “ nee T “4 W Pig hy A. dee id tin this rt 1:20 ly stole second, and followe New York , 8 Larting, whieh will be salted by | friend ~ ° and Andrew Veteran Trainer of the Meadows. ' w 1 three-quarters HAT SERVES YOU GEST—-GARVEY by stealing third. Van Buren f le * atitwe ond) Con ore Sinclair of the same | Miller, one of the stowards of the | lin 3 FUE GORE Fe COMPANY BUCHANAN out, Croll hit a slow one to Cassy ii | ctw Maple Leaf, of the Victoria | Jockey club, a bit the best of 1t? | potor sheridan will race a string] es oe of the fastest but before the ball reached him } Yacht club, and the La Paloma jo to the post in any race in ws this summer, Hel horses at track. He worked | at the Me Kane had already got home, so) SF Se FERRE EEE ES which is entered by th 5 . H 4 mo Homa be erage — _. it wil has in hin stable am others | three-quarters with a heavy stable | Casey threw Croll out at first b4 Z| Yacht club, ‘The La Paloma wtrike you that way, Miller Mm #9 / Hine Keyes, Mimo, Hicaulcap and|boy up tm 1.14% Fresno. He allowed only five bits, # # | Anemone mado the , © trip| and never receive a reprimand, or j Bod = * * » * around the Hern from time r, Sheridan ts a horse it in foare not be able and no two came in the same in-| * York to|It be docs it ts a mild one. He! M fos idan te 0 hormeseee of Chol i. i x, red he ning The team back of him gave| THE CLUBS participate in the race can got loft at the post and pot {ol school and was training h him excellent support, but lost the) | » word is said to him; in fact + Ach-ag | _lwhen most of the present genera Het vy, who wili be the bi m af ie a meres : ton of trainers were running| man for Bd. Soule of the Oakland Kame through their inability to hit] RAM AAAAAARRARAAR eee eae e eases een y (MH do almost anything he ats | Lround in knee pants. In his youth] club, is in town. | We Charite Hall » ond get away with it, and when the ly clocker tor Pacific Coast League. ‘ in Ireland he famous steeple Dick Ledgett, formerly High Class Game. “tne eo * AMATEUR RESULTS ¢ barrier | finally ts releaned be is hase rider and rode in races with| the San Francisco Bulletin, Je an-| | EVERY WHITE ARTICLE REOUCED EXCEPT CONTRACT Googe | Piayed Won. Lest away running. Of course, the bay is : tho Se pet cag ge Fr The second game was of the 3 mn : - is eee eee sere eee naturally quick at the post, but thar the famous Captain weg oF wey ® to arriv REMEMBER $25.00 REWARD FOR THE PERSON FINDING A Si. same high class as the first, Oscar 2 4 § Bol om 0 tose game at Me doesn't account for the immunity |#!*0 was a friend of John Gubbins,jhers al Jones, the Mip-fiap kid. pitched for i §$ BH Bilthe Seattle postoffice te from punishment aod almost {p-|the man who won the English derby) Kalvh Tons , tact top- |, GLE EXAGGERATION IN ANY OF OUR ADVERTISEMENTS, us, and Pitegerald for Mike Fisher TE Be Be By Bp guemng hy yd gy ben wn }twice, with Galtee More and with| reputatt 4 writer on tu Fits was in was Setter ahepe tien ome jtis, of the Columbtas, pitched ao Look how other jockeya are |And Patrick * Ton : rubervilte the ex-jockey, le te wae ce Saturday, ween the le Northwestern League. [great game, allowing only four hits | treated. Take Radtke, for instance idan ts noted as @ care . ‘ cals batted him out of the box, and he bad the Stwashes guessing all the time Seattle had a chance to score in the first inning, when she bad three men on bases with only one out. Strefb and Mott,/ however, were not there with the big swat, and the side was retired without any runs. Seattle nearly The datterios wore Curtis and Wal. |If he beats the barrier it's down he king tratner and te not aj at the Mead ts not -wmesvoe oll A Delayed Shipment of Indig iker for © mbin =a ode tre goes for a few daya * gets left, betting mea siways running ia | horses. a 2 ai cas PY Held and Molonle tor the Sasvetines | punt hoocat ts muated out to kim’ we | horses for the parse, and the public PRT Linons and Persian Lawns ms jdotng tt. In fact, he has to watch |ikes to follow his ctabte CO ROHN! Peete eee eee eee a ae 7 anatn or A lot of fresh, clean, season- ; 180 India Linons, yard, GRANITE FALLS—In one of the /himself mighty close all the time |of il consivtent running Mr. Sher | @ able merchandise that must be | 230 India Linons, yand fastest games Of the season the lo |as a long breath ts Hable to keep |'an owned Blue ven when she|@ GYP8V A age pe LA Sccned tele andh th. the one ite Fg pre: Myers cals defeated the Supertors, of Boat-|him out of the saddle for days he Seattle derby and it wasle MARRY WEALTH : ratan La Re : . . ow ‘© the cateful prepar | WER. possible time. The following | 26c Persian Lawns, yard, tle, by a seore of 4 to Sullivan, In fact, Cassidy appears to heye owing to th Le en reels ORANGE GRO! prices will convince you of the | 2 rsian Lawns, yard eeeeteee f the Superiors, did ” eat | taken @ disitke to Radtke «similar to ‘het the mare reeet =e ‘ Pera I ed be i ~ up - the last als batting “The cool ry ein aer that the late Starter Caldwell’ Wad | hands that she won so easily ELIZABETH, N. J., June 11 sincerity of what we say 29¢ Persian Lawna, yard, 9 baa throw to the paate by "Doyle. | of the same team, was also @ feat.|for Marty Bergen. This ie all! * 7 Princess Ruth, daughter of 10¢ India Linons, yard 6%e Take advantage of Mil John Evans, king of the @ ure. The batteries wore Boyle and|*rone. All boys should be treated ya x ee eee ee eee Eee SD but Cartwright got the ball from 12%c India Linona, yard De | tunity to sup your sumer lo or otly altke whi © post, for * wien, was married Sunday ~ F m ~ | Sander, for the Superiors, and Mey. | exact rd 2 needs ate cok jon kak Coe lors and St. Joba, for Granite Falla |!€ favorites are p consctouy* BRACING NOTES * iyde Kavanaugh, a former # || 16¢ India Limons, ya ie Zeta aren tie € the | oe PR “4 or w etously, good starting will | * a |* Gypsy, now @ wealthy orange pe second, when Exan p em home | Pat "9 | The Electries beat the Rainiers |e out of the question \* thee ee eee © KOwer ot Oakland, Cal ae ‘ inet =| Yesterday for the second time thé i) & Gypsy rites were performed ta trem third on Arrelanc’s hit. The), © \aceene She wae Gen U ade wae ROLLER RINK To 0 | Jockey Minder, who is riding for|® the presence of 10 tribes * ecores Wasting ton har@-fowght one, the score being 3| - Lacky Baldwin this year, won bis], * seg — “ay age Rn H R. | Beeton to Klaus, who will be soon seen| Th long delayed opening of the | firat race this season when he came)» pes ees ee essee eyes Seat’ o—1 5 1) ~ at wry 7 - home tn Latonia with El lim a Seattle uniform, pitched a nice |*port Of roller skating will take ity Re ard Safety Ping. all siees Re Large Curling Iron Meavy Key Ring me Key Ring and Chair Re t Wire Hair Pins. Be Rest Sewing Need Best Washington Butter at. a tb. Refrigerators that would usually — eS Ranch Eaggn at? cost you $23, our price 818,00 || Baum is also pitching for Altoona and ina me the other day defeat $18.00 Refrigerators for $14.00 Hi° 5 jonnstown. Fle was hit for 11{ The Star announced exclusively oon yee aye « im rd |bingoes but kept them well seat-|on Saturday the fact that Tommy 2 efrigeratérs for #61 tered. are Cae a ze Trunks and Sult Cases, i | Burns had signified his willingness: 2 all stzos Fresno 9009009009 4 2] BASEBALL NOTES __|xame tor the Rainiers, but is wup-|Place this evening at the taki against the cok Eagles Attention See Corset i ge a7 tee : Batteries—Hall and Hansen port was weak at critical momenta {UBIO® pavilion. Hunter & Nuckoles : Wrapper aie Long Cioth, yard Lempke and Dashwood and Hagon seid RH | WhO receatly made an effort to run ‘The funeral of Bro. W. HL Larned. peg rhea Ar + Dotted Silk ‘Muli, > ea ec Rue ww 2 4 @|% Skating rink at Christensen’s ball,| When Good and Plenty won a] a m of Seattle Aerie No. 1 r3 Seattle 00000~0 3 1] That was a queer game between | Electr A ae “3 § 3 | Deve gone to considerable ox steeplechase at Belmont park last) F. 0. will be held from the Beat roning Wax ¢ Fresno 0100 0-1 4 3\the New York and Chicago Amert-| Ratteries—Kiause and Woods; |'® Mtting up their new pl hi week with 170 pounds on his back| tle Undertaking Parlors, 1012 ard Spool mb. Cotton, all colors 7 leans yesterday. New York gt eight Belford and Hemenwa l a is in & Very good location, he proved himself the best jumper) av. on Tureday, Jane itth 1906, at a Th pribstteriee—Jonce sud Hanson; |Sts" Jo against Chlcages Gea and | Price Sager as mpire—| only 19 minutes’ ride from diwe have had ia this country for]? o'clock p m | Ali Magies are re- Package’ Wire Mair 1 € or ul 3 4 7 * wl Alurinwi able ole, each Saturday's Si Re [Fe Chicago won the a ~~ tps net by 4 Untv®Fatty | years of to anne ly Oe Package invisible Mair Pine iS Curtain Mestia, ung ~ The team from the Deany schoo! | erin open from; i « WALLER, e @eattic ; bo 80600 oO Manager Mike Cantillon, of the|won the champtonship of the Gram-|°,9° ‘© 5 B m. and from 7:30 to] “Kansas” Price ts tm trouble again / Attest Worthy President Card Ate Hatr Plos de Boo Line viernes pe wrame -3 © 00008 1 © Des Moines club, has issued a man-|mar School Baseball league Satur-|*? > ™ at New York. He has been running) FRANK DOWD, Secretary, — ¢** Brush colors. 46 Cloths, each Gatterice—-Viebors and B jIifesto that none of his players are|day when at Recreation park they a enall Bar © de ion haw ches. a) tO swear while in uniform. It would | defeated the Central school sine by ‘men’ theuang Derner 4 pk ; be a good thing for baseball if all|a score of $ to 2. The catching of Faber rene Pine e Reet bulk Rol managers followed In his wake The|Duncon of the Dennys was a feat Bimal Curling Ire Se 1» Be 9 Reduction In | game can be preserved without pro-|ure. Perrine umpired the game tor | i} Case of wnt fine Se 30-1, sack White eb Sale | fanity | the ws, tI if Cabinet Wire Hair Pinw. Be Meal at. each i Steel Thimble ° 10-Ib sack Whole Wheat Furniture, Car- | sere. we neta down second | STS ‘Tracing Wheel... é base for Oakland for a short time ar] Card Hooks and Kp e has gone home, and Eli Cates will| at Sat of Geek Senet Seay FA pets, Ranges and | *."8" "et! re oh tees | | secured need | Large Button Hook 5 Assorted Jelly, at, a pkg. | eer — One dosen card of Hat Pins Stone Jar German R erators | Charley Shields, the old-time Se- cach jattle pitcher, is playing with Al ake of Rew = Re |toona in the outlaw league, and is Card of Large Shaw! Ping. Be Rolled Har pitching great ball | Paper Dreas Pins, first Qual Pink Reans Strictly frest A i to meet Philadelphia Jack O'Brien ; ‘ Full Leather Suit Cases for | Randolph, who has been pitching - : Full Li large cube “Neuss” ¥ $3.00 }|for San Francisco, has been re | 3, jicisunt, Boneh on the afternoon ne Stocking Darner, with handle . before Dalley’s Athletic 400 ‘Tranks, "press bound, for f/tarmed to Oakland and will help club, in a championship of the Cabinet Wire Hair Pir ¢ seeeveee jot the Commuters in future. world boxing bout of German Silver Thimbi te $12.00 Trunks for | Burns wired the sporting « Card Hooks and Eyes 1 The GB. & B. Ol Stoves ary safe, sconomic both Ko Christy Matthewson fs not the! oe thy pitcher he w last year Pitching Bedroom Suits for... 10.00 M-inch Best Lisle Elastic paper to that effect | Saturday afternoon Garden Tools | end efficie This is Yhe place to furnish, | "*inst Philadelphia the other day,| ‘The match between Bur member they burn the «ame oll yuo Large Kid Cw 1 ‘ re ary mist sise car loum We os . jafter walking «ix batt and allow-l O’Brien was first proposed to use fo your lamps and at a ¢ oft oo ~" _ oe con Talew also exchange new goods for Hing two hits, he quarreled with the| Dailey by the sporting adites ct only one-half cent per hour for each and fapost heavy Coraet Tareod your furniture or stoves umpire to square himself with the pool heavy Carpet Thres this paper for the above date, and burner varied than ever befor having A . te Give us a call, Rémember the §){22* 224 ¥48 fred out of the game. | that the two men seem to be We have a full and complete line many improvements that prevent Skee oe a & i oon ienciie id waedies, This was a weird exhibition for ®/ willing to get into the ring to in one, t three and foar burners, Lawn Supplies king and warping. Some have Knitting Cottor te pitcher of Matthewson's class, but! gether arrangements will be com either skeleton or in cabinet atyle t tope—all are asbestos lined, 20-in, Jap. Wash Silk, all co —_—- areat tice of bashers. How often seen bum ptteher, who Mr. Datley, in discussing the go Dabne @ locate the plate with a telescope ¢ esterday, sald pate with the wmplre over a single!’ “Burns and O'lirten will be a strike and finally wind up by being| great drawing card, and It is hoped Woodhouse kieked out of the game. It sa trick| that there will be no hitch fn brie f rat and it ! PRICES $3.50 AND UP, ACCORD ING TO SIZE. menced &s soon as possible for this artitioned big event per yar Chiffon Mohatr yard ah Cloth, per ya Woot Dreas G h oven built (n—not $2.25 and up. ott None of Above Articles om” Sale Monday. Black and White Shepherd Checks, per yard 12¢ jas old aa the hills to get out of the|ing them together ed with Sole Agents for Charter Oak ff) I Shokeh Dibeion back wat oc te cream at one time, and even f se who can cut the * bd Ranges. Ned Hanlon is another who is no| fight, Burns wishe tate throug same flavors this twin id a t « nience. Other Lumber Exchange Bidg. 1113-15-17 Second Ave. longer what he once was. He used| The Star that he will meet Rubtir t t wt . . Pike 6 , fea which c of Freezers eet, to be a great manager and could|or Willie re towed in + . Phones Main 2998, Ind. 3096 9) "Pot a pitcher a mile away, bu that ar y tin no er ar Automatic time is past and Ned today doesn L insure at atic, posit and contin know a piltche rom a cow's foot zen cream f e¢ of can This au PE aye ne eal pege phone has [isince. Because the kid was amaii| erg Snag piano, mene to Mate 378, and feeble looking he fired him and| y p = A CEvice HAS OGen Pat since then Druhot has beaten New| The board of control at the Uni ented ¢| Yersity of Washington will elect a football coach today Pine pails, with clectric-welded wire hoops, which are . " , all off or break, ar th tl uarantec This kid a pitcher though he , $04-$06 First Ave. S. Binas yo: to reach his maximam of| Chick Hndson and Cecil Hatfield cach free not over one in ten th and proven seococcococosecacocooccoayE| strength and vigor. He ts a great | * u wont h the preliminary to th fe young twirler with a sharp break to| TYrner Holly ight at Pleasant eh i t . tho eure, quod control tad nin|Heach. They will fight 10 rounds : teeeeee $1.85 to $2.50 ning head. When Hanlon canned| #9 ought to furnish an interesting se wrens sees $2.00 to $7.00 that baby-child he made the mistake | °"t#**t | $2.50 to $3.50 lof the season, The Best Scouring Soap Made nd he will realize t | ns the dave xo bi | After being thrown by Farmer OS stem Finck’s Big Auction|".."3"...00%, come jin straight falls im 14 and 6 minutes siet tte n_ron I Sale mates A PERFECT OVEN IN THE “NEVER-BREAK” A Scouring Soap w A Metal Polish No bey pa — THR OVEN AND OVEN DOD 3 ae rt syn romn A of diamonds, watches, Jowetry, #8- Percy Cove, of Everett, and Kid Now, you see that I can be bei A Glass Cleaner =a the lowest prices. Hl 2:20 and 1:30. 816 Second ave.| Nelson. of Vancouver, will fight 15) on the Oven Door with perfect Ghstee n'daion jrounds at Kvorett on the Fourth afoty. It is braced underpeath g of July nd will be y Ii FINE OLD PORT} BIN cc hE TCM Lie fOr (he championship of the weet The Oven is closely riveted to Weer eED wae held in Chicago turda as "ek med Malle Schools from 19 stated wore repre li a in portes sented, and the championship was hela ag Eat P o won by the Lewis inatitute, of Chi ~ OSTEOPATHY WILL CURE YOU The Malleable T Oven brat ago, With a-score of 25 points. De ad the arena OV" ae Per. Gatlon Forced to Vacate | ii? iararsts"sctng’ stream be arched Ove to 2p ¢ Great CLOTHING, BL. arte poe = BREAK NC The arched “= . TER BALE Bschool and Morgan Park academy. Won insures an even,» unitort VRKSVILLE INFIRMARY OF OSTEOPATHY . 700 First Ave, Cor, Cherry, sulin Gua Weed sateouemabuees ures the Oven against warply records were broken in the discus or bucklis and gutting - throw and in the pole vault "ate ied ameOLUTELY 104-106 First Ave. § GARDEN HOSE inceton furnished a surprise in AIR TIGHT GO AND SEE y u wit Pm be aor 00 feet 9-4 Cotton Hove, with F baseball circles Saturday by beat We bi the “N Mt “ _ » Rood t Phoned: Sunset Main 3275; In- coupling and nozsle .... 84 ing Yale 3 to 2. Hi 40 terms of $6.00 por month p pendent 1761, THE RUBBER STORE. — [| Popnaylvania 4 to Oe | $30.00 cash to any custom ox 8 0 Ww UNION BAKE! Free Delivery. 714 Firat Ave, Pa = Patents, 206 Mutual Life, i Ure Wishing to return same AND CAFE oe Mall Orders Promptly Willet ANNAN TaAnay 1413 Becond Ave