The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 12, 1906, Page 2

100 MUCH WET 0 PLAY BALL Los anoeves ts Gack WITH SEVERAL ADDITIONS TO THE TEAM WHICH MAKES THE AG GREGATION MUCH STRONGER BY SCORE CARD WILLIE Sum feller wunce sed into each “tite sum lit rain must fall dtda ai netting about Rekreas n Park but wen f got thair veste i gaim, Gee but | wus disappointed caws | fost kinder felt we wus doo to ob them Los Angeles fellers all ove the lot We're goin’ to do ft today if don't rap * « Angeles has got a fe Stelts to piteh for 0 , ad man and Ha one ma he i] trow it wue t " non we'll Hoek ‘en aud (ll be (it it don't rane NATIONAL LEAGUE, a na 2 8 , < Mt 8 a & © oe a “uf Ptttsdeare Peeps. & num Monat an = t ‘ Bat ver ios are ae aod Gra. AMERICAN LEAGUE ra PDetroit , Bona! Ba . Tanner " " A ares an & Ontong New York Batters a wee ane Claret + uM Warr Bar - ans enters Rn s rm : ands . ry aac ae o > STANDING OF : * »* ‘ THE CLUBS : * Faeecaerneaenee Pacific Const League. Played. Won Lost Perce a ; ~ " ; os ‘ : ' ox ” 5 uM <a Lae Angeies 2 3 ub ‘ Northwestern League. * > y rn + “ Grays Harbor Pee 2 ‘Faibot Yor Pate ate, 28 Watual Life Furniture, Car- , Ranges and Refrigerators Refrigerators that would usually cost you $25, our price ®18.00 $18.09 Refrigerate: $16.00 Refrigerators for #14 $12.00 Refrigerctors for $6. Trunks and Suit Cases Full Leather Suit Cases for ‘praes bound, for as50 87.40 810.00 Lah. 914.40 Trunks, $12.90 Trunks for Bedroom Suits for ‘This t¢ the place We also exchange new goods for your furnd to furr or stoves. Give us oa call, ame and number. Remember the Dabney @ Woodhouse Gompiete Housefurnishers ana Bole Agents for Charter Oak Ranges. 8 Pike Street. hones Main 2998 Ind. NOTICE—Senset pho been changed to Main 33 J. ARONSON 104-106 Pisst Ave. Ss. Soca Golden Gate Pure Apricot Brandy $1.00 104-106 First Ave. S, Phones: Sunset Mein 32 dependent 1751. Free Delivery. , in Orders Promptly Fillet vee : \eeeeeeee National League Piayed, Wen Lost Pero “ se ” American League. Piayed Won, Lot Per Os New ¥ n » 2 ‘ : - “ ‘ ‘ REE ERR RRR RE MATEUR RESULTS: 5 com ¥ beat the f wat 1 ‘ At RR elt k hing and Richmond's b t Wailara ¥ " H at W Hears to fin ay layed game YACHTS OFF Me LONG AACE TRANS PACIFIC RACE 1S neous] WITH BLOWING OF WHISTLES AND CHEER FROM HUNDREDS OF SPECTATORS. DRO, Cal, June wing of b of a of mpeting in th eee eee ROS HAS A CALIFORNIAN WILL RA aT - GOOD STABLE. MONEY MAKKRS MEADOWS THIS SEASON—JOE M'BRIDE WILL RIDE Dan Ro the California horse | }man, has one of the best stables now at the Meadows, Among his horses is that shifty 2yearold fiy jMay b. N, who Was one of the beat lant wint She ts prob the wt “i of any 2yearold on Wittria was recently sold Another highly bred 2yearold in Mr. Ross’ barn ts Mecblin, She tn vy Mt. CarloGold La 1 they that will probably win at th n lo \ in from suet on nd Pm Jo 1 printer James A. Mu n the vughet one of the f h ' Mr. Ross has at the jows Hipoteca, B BH, Ber Charles Mull whe Rows has secured first call on vices of Jockey Joe Metirid » will do the ridin stable Meadows FOUNTAIN 15 A | } CLEVER BOY © between thts port | aarted eff ox WILL RIDE BOLOMAN IN THE! ee Ct] DERBY — HAS BEEN RIDING h ' | THREE YEARS WITH GOOD { the Lalaloma,| nd the allow-| SUCCESS IN THE EAST AND alow j . lat 27} west vea 1 SON... 2) bllaielanii actly 12 o'clock aloma | crossed the line @ after | the signal. The Larline crossed the ine ape cain later and the Ane-| at As the breese Anemone mone crossed te be the others at t by start le Palo: ime to the v of the which seemed to be frawing PASSING COMMENTS In the finals of the tenals cha mahip of the University Washington, Prof. Roberts, bold pent Prof. Byers, chatlenger, in a A triangula teams from tb coma, Everett and S« ably be held here sb Dave Holly, the negro lightweight ee * * #* AMUSEMENTS IN SEATTLE. & « * * Recreation Park x, . & Los Ange ' * * Grand Opers House ” ! Ope * * Seattle Theater M * ® Swatr ee * World.” * * Third Avenue Theater— # & Ayles * * night in ¢ * * Star Theater * * Orpheu Thea * * * * Pantages T ate . * * * Central Theate * * * * Lake Union Pa * ng * * * Tee ee eee eee eee ee American DeForestWire- less Telegraph Company OXBOW] TODAY ADDITION | | LLUYO FOUNTAIN, One of the Clever Boye Who Wilt Ride at the Meadows. Lioyd Fountain, who will ride at who is to fight Rufe Turner at/the Meadows during the coming “easant He arrived here last! meeting, is one of the moet prom-| night trom Iphia and will|inent jockeys in this country. He go into training immediately. Helrode at the New York tracks last days on the road |eummer with considerable success, ant of washouts. and bu or the fact that he was io tm the middle of the season, | There was no election by the | he would heave finished much higher |track team at the University of the list of winning jockeys than Washington yesterday, owing to He won the first race In| the fact that there were only nine t thet he had a mount In, | votes cast. There are 10 men eo i the odda of [titled to vote, Of the nine present ting It ali over the] Rex Smith reerived *s and on tures in « Shirley Parker 4. The 16th man ts i at present in Denver and will vot nen riding for the joy wire & soon an his vote is ond rode at the received election will be de years ago. He has cided is riding bie f Fountain, J. 8. Rear and W. H. Kimpton, of | cnown torfman. and in this eity, acc ' Winton from Seattle to Vancouve os B. C., in 14 hours’ actual running pace ST gee 1 ih. Me wil: p Chicago yeste He 4 m to el : RACES YESTERD Y The M , ‘ of Wednesday Special Adams Tea & Coffee Co. 1535 Second Ave., Cor. Pine St heap. | ) AT BUFFALO | Aelling— Thamund, ta TURF NEWS . Hearaateber te still in pret? bad He te not as lame as he was y¢ater-| day and Ow Ferguson has great hopes that he will be able to get him to the post for one /of the Meadows stake race Hob Ragon tn the e to look out for in the opentng handicap. He ts in arend shape and if the track hould be niuddy Returday he tx Ma ble to come home alone, as he ta a mud runner from Madramnery ite | The M nother horse that ts « opening bandica ad 1 well chance to brin 1 o money If the track ta fa she snot the mud, however oO mt of n last night ho were t off the track f not be allowed to work over € st. Th w “ t hardship on b a ate them « th ly for 0. A.C. MEN IN HARD TRAINING EIGHTEEN MEN ARE AT WORK PREPARING FOR THE BIG MEET AT SPOKANE — MULT NOMAH WILL BE A FACTOR A { the § A sining hard the da ation for north west will be held t N has at prewer in ning and 14 niende at th i “EINER FISIER = Jim, you're the b t friend Le THAT GERAVEB YOU GBEST-—-car COMPANY SECOND WEEK OF PURITY SAL THE STORE VEY BUCHANAN eek FULL SWING i i Every White Artigle & ed Except Cont Goods le y he . Kach day brings fo ne 7° tha ¢ ny nd in the ¢ wh Voster joined, good: eatly reduced, bi ‘ena ; | NOTED BALL PLAYER WAS THE| he nth, | $25.00. Reward for in ng any exaggers o our (ndvertion, id | | And All's Well me te De wh * Georg ¢ PRIZE NOISE MAKER OF HIB! , =A w r) GAYE AND HATED PEACE {en nnd Mined Oe Ashland avy “READY-TO-WEAR DEPARTMENT { WITH DEADLY HATRED ' ke PURITY BALE PRICES : | iu Black Bik Taffeta Etons c ase h fry ¢ ' * wt Kliment wasn't the « “t t hour of TAFFETA GILK PERETTI ball » te od h | ole ' 1 wties 1 COAT ft a greatest I field bas ) fo! , igh he was good, Hut F 1 ' ! me ‘ : MY | TENNIS TEAM CHOGEN 2 Lf LONDON. Sine 12M. 1 Do SILK AND DRESS GOOUS DEPT, | | & t Smear ! and 6. H. Gente tm tre wane’ PURITY BALE PRICES ‘gat “ a? nd b Dohert ' hers in the 4 “ re : forget the » se wh he Dwight FD nternationa bn ; ; * " Me he Ame n tear ite gol ¥ wit! Sbably t “ snd Ward in wingle “= doub i y? f ‘ P ’ ie ha pe pe 4 ; will take LAtth ace om the «and wat facing *- R: 1 1 hext t ound ke « drink “ | black o¢ y tratght of A t Cap, wala front, all gine j Needed a Cocktall. | widths: i We I bure ‘ «| Y Bale price Anson was reg “ " he desk Post ‘ t a“ | +56 Man te I | SEATTLE 18 EXPECTING TO Grocer ‘ Fruit Jars Lo Pr WIN TRACK CONTEST WHICH Busiest Sesement a We are’ daily % , - ou te Improve ny apled Anson be | WILL BE HELD IN TACOMA bs “ Bag best, w ing foamy : . iments f te t ba . j celain-lined caps. ied " | NEXT SATURDAY, G & B Anson, will you . a} our. Have you | W Barrels Tin Top Pol t sack? ere r O ’ . ly Turnblers, th 35 A ‘ . . ‘ 9 5 nea . Spokane having dropped ont. The ° ® ’ i it, C0 ee 4 f meal bowls, '» wort tb, sex W. Wy sAVantag K a $1.25 and $1.50 4 Wed | Viour, exch ., ; 1 ‘ - nesday, cho te + ia good potes. bat ® etic seotment t ; Extra Heavy Dover Egg Beaters © ° He ie ‘ . a ~ sold everywhere at i: 1 « 1 ple 27 se at Basement ‘ e of large ‘ ate the ie will be broken. ithe . , prove 1 team Foster Comes - the A * ° ° 5 J | : have | Busiest Bove ‘ a , cilet Paper Holder - y bana rae: LADIES LINEN | Tee eee worth ive i" tho COLLARS. ement " . " ~ ; f Enamel Handle Wire gees : Strainers, worth 7o: Busiest ‘ foment ae — n Francisco PR nr ne A MESES POU wf | laave and ends. sere spindie center, P “ ifie night of varnished natural color, com ride « @ sound plete with all f res, al! sizes. adopted jdowa the tween on . ing club | Alt © men the 8 enter at Spokane inehady ‘ im ih Alex Gar Bee Me Lew i, Welle a ‘ Beaten wr, Dowd : Holman n Hagwe lteon, Beektoghar od Or M team at Spokane and bh ene mi chance to win [have among es Ke [nomena a5 and by lund Priess © speed both of whom i euch ¢ }in the re he U. of W on can BOWLER DOES GREAT WORK la H. SPINDLER MAKES HIGH AVERAGE (IN MATCH GAME WITH HERMAN BCHIGUSCH \ A ne how! acrows the! night when! Biamarck flashed ¢ averaged The match Schibuech 4 nd consisted of th ping The forme ordinarily ¢ Won any match © rolled in ty, as he got an average of but his work waa completely hadowed by that of his oppo who rolled 274 in hte last n th ame he started off with nine strikes, bat beft pie hie tenth b He made th are and with his last ball got x Bpindler + . how man t the came if hb work ke tm wt body hus town, and if he ever t with Old Time kins he is mak Hoong t The 405 Pike St. alare call N corner First av 5 VPieket Orica You Ought to Be Glad to Pay $15 for a Regal Suit Why? Because it is $5 to $10 better than any $15 suit you can find elsewhere in Seattle--- and that is not saying a word more than we are sure of. ting your time if you want proof it is here Regal Suits. See them, try them judge for yourself. There’s no use was arguing that-- Vv on and Hats and furnishings, too. And you may bank on this with confidence---we don’t throw away the good will we our dealing in clothes by selling sories. gettrom satisfactory poor acces- e that you aaries th Regal label . On the On the Square Square Opposite Opposi Totem Totem Pole 615-617 First Avenue Pole Agents Carhartt’s Working Clothes worth $2.50; Busicst Basement GARVEY-BUCHANAN CO, Lumber Exchange Bidg. ~ 1113-15-17 Second Ave. IRRIGATED LANDS o may be ware te (ne opposite side of the Or oy damida river tran Kemnon ATTALIA. #h THe COLUMBIA “CANAL eOMPANY. 0-4 Marion ¥ - SRATTLE Wi Ie the caune Of M8 per cent of properiy (eat it im the early oo noetrums 6nd cure-aiis PERMANENTLY CURED aimed tar tt, and will care alt oper mot 3 erecta et euortest poset time, and our fee of oniy $5.00 A MONTH cantly places the treatenent with tien ebeolutely FRER wi tation and examing tay McHARRIE, M. D. @O4M-08 Arcade Bullding Jependent 3h Office Houre--# &. m. to 12% p.m; 2 to § p 1 inge Tus and Frideyn 6% to $90 Gundaye—# to Il « Of Interest to Women 1 ' . ftering 0% WHAT ARE THE RESULTS?