The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 13, 1906, Page 2

syryser seys| WORLD'S RECORD BROKEN W RAGES YESTERDAY eae ere Fine Clubhouse, © one o boat pipe ny This clubhouns when ¢ tm all the toam has been playing od a ; in the Uni ot, and wil coat much better ball lately and are due over $5,000 to strike a winning streak soon, LOCAL CLUB HAS GOOD PRO. |P** FFF 4+ va0es oa GRAM FOR FOURTH OF JULY | * AMUSEMENTS In eATTLRg TRACK 16 TOO MUDDY FOR WORK, BUT WITH PLENTY OF ANGELS APPEAR JO SRING PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. WET WEATHER WITHe THEM Nig OAKLAND, Col. June 1h Heavy hitting wisi | lee nd good ite ew! ve, th ‘ < creation Park—fe WHEN THEY VISIT GEATTLE Sakata tain a Noy Tn tha open sina 4 SUNSHINE SHOULD Q& FAST ciiendlr candiien, FAST MOTOM BOATS ie car ten rf fenttle vi * 5 —rear WILL FREGHEN | "cher, wes batted hart Here)” FOR OPENING DAY. ine Sie, See et, “| compere, * : Grand pera House ( : Oakland ‘ho? A 1 he a any in Tht PLAYERS AND = INCREASE | Ban Francisco A. | . |® Nighting Ratiortes Graham and Miles, O trier and The Seattle Power Boat Club \w Geattic Theater a ' ack THEIR SPEED, Witne, Ungire—BeDuna preparing @ great program for the | ® Swain ' in oe Refore the track>ot muddy the | Nad M4: tn SY slicets ili Sietl | eee nee eee Part ote Werld het “yp i'l trainers had been working their Haroid B 108, Overiand 10, time, Third A NATIONAL LEAGUE, ; bane, ut eke > July on Lake Washington, There | * ir venue Old Plovius was working over —_ ge g Btsinas Sa. erent shape gy Phage: §, unre will be seven special prizes offer & Aylesworth company tn "Mig & ; few days put an ‘0 active ae 'Mictanw 10 . oun ¢ # night in Chinatown” nt: SOROS ee eee a work, If it does not rain between pate, nollie i 4 of tt Bagh saiten ag i® Gear Theeter Derry crop on the frite, and ot} - Sg dt Oe now and Saturday the track will tis oe wilt offes pocial trophy vale |# Orpheum Theaterne¥, ’ @ourse Grere was no ball game. The | set Donovan. : ikely be fast, but if it should ta res ea #100 ae. tesdenall men le ville Bese fans sat around and wondered aue eprinkle any, then the mud larke for ali classes of boats, to be handi-|#® Pantages Theater, hat th. ld hve b 1 | deer > 3 8 will have thetr innings, for the 4 according to the size and |* ville de what the score would hve been, and | ron! . a track is Very elow in drying out capped accor ; lx “Contral ‘Theater aaa moat of the players took in the ten-| | hx Ptvister and Moran; Scanlon Before the recent wet spell the ma “There will be two races on the | # ville Fag: Cent shows; except Charlie Hall, _ ace jority of the horses were showing programs exclusively for motor boats |# Lake Union Pavilionaigh 5 ho remained at home and got inte | otectanati <u ‘ oh a a a and all the fast craft in this vi-|# skating z New ‘York ze nd a u “ ’ cation |S BORE ER EY @arepute with his tumtly by trying | “Ye Weimer and Sehiet; Walters 1'n record was broken} cirele it was @ very einity hay: signified thets a | sided d eT) fe make the baby agile by using | sod _. and another was tied at the atxth ext of catering, among the Oe iad. | og Brot Douth yaleal arectoe = 4 } jac e in e , the ‘ A. reta @ Blove stretcher, As far as rain ts AMERICAN LEAGUE. renewal of western collegiate mar ora 1. whe was here lest 7 the Meteor and the Arius. |ot.4eoy, tec, A. Fe ie Vester. eencerned Los Angeles seems to be = an Northwestern field, Chicage, on| went four furlongs in :6 The Beattie Power Boat Club, al |tengod the ar contenant BE Bisune 1 nteen schools were! Crigit and Jackfull both worked conference of & Boodoo as it ts nearly always wet | Rt toute S&B 4) cure BP gy cart ov ges & SAT teamiiiee tn % only two years old, has & | empioyed officers ¢ the x eo an = ben eetidnadieiie saa Dolanne winter oa Matrasrdinary tone wee! Hamilton Hla and Neatneas, who were down See ership of nearly one hundred | thon a ) nY “nas any team In the | 7 en Armor given to the event by the work of at Low Angeles lant winter, galloped| TEXAN BACKS BAT Sree. ee ee ee R % B/Bamee, of Indiana: Garrela, of five furlongs in 1:05. 8ON FOR OLD TIME’S SAKE ~ After ears A Man Feels Right Crevetand 2 Michi and Hamilton, of fowa Charlie Green also worked five . Will Play Today. Now Tors « © ig | Normal, whose work wan impressive furlongs tn a trifle faster time. AND CLEANS UP A MEDIUM| Experience in (he meat business we | When he t# wearing a walt made by However, there will be a game | ,,ttere tom and Bemis: Chestea Grit 4 will stand ae a mark for other| ———— Expedient, an old Umer who haa are still selling the best meat in Se i White, the tailor, 2966 thie afternoon ant the rest the conference contestants to shoot at] away first place in the 100 and £20-] been racing on the coast for a num SIZED FORTUNE. attle at prices lower in some in| building, Those little extras players have had for the inst few | 1.0.4 R&B lior yeare to come, The world’s| yard dashes in ;101-8 and :228-8,|/ber of years ma to have taken stances than other dealers buy.| make a sult look nobby will always Gays will no doudt increase thetr | phils teiphia 1 ® Sl record for pole vaulting was ret by|reapectively, Garrels equaled thelon a new lease of life, and gal re a Order your next roast or steak from | be found on « * made by White, speed and freshen them up. Ste | it “eae and Warner; Bender we when he cleared t bar tn] world’s re of 1-6 in the] loped seven furlongs easily in 1:32 Band Box Market, 1100 First av. *** | because he doe ° cutting. ve will probably piteh for Los Angeles, | *** ®8rr ole vault at 12 feet 47-8 inches,| high hurdles and bis exeelient all+| Dusty Miller, another old timer, Bat Master: |——— - - $e with Toman back at short and | age t two Inches the|around work wae reaponaible for] worked the distance in 1:33% Bome 25 aged ig ‘ "A U-+ gaara by Eager catching. the team wil! i | previous F mark—12 feot| giving Michigan the largest number] Happy Chapple, who seems par. |#on met up in Bowle, Tex., : THE STORE THAT SERVES YOU ST—GARVEY-BUCHANAN | age a fairly strong lineup. The | pacer hea—which was made by Gii-|of pointe won by any o af the} teularly good now, worked @ half| Stonewall Jackson Bat; COMPANY veam fs in good shape with | son, Hughes bert, of Yale. Hamilton carried! conference mile in 14% This was one of the Btony,” an his friends called him. the exception of Mlankenship, who fastest moves of the week sendens of eee - te nit eee reduc | Was the one living descendan' aeoms to be the hoodoo Kid os he SERRE RHR EEE EY The jockeys are all busy reduc | Rae "We OW lve was in fairly stops more foul tips without using b 4 BACCALAUREATE SERMON tua Uhetr weight, and with sou wt ihard Inck, not to aay in trouble, | Bis mite — any cotoher te pag Ps STANDING OF SUNDAY them the question of taking off ted Hat Masterson helped him out | league aneem, who has nm de yolr over accumulation in & way that he had then and still Sacre sg Sar Ala gags Next Sunday evening at § o'clock dered by their long Id has, Bat was a power in the south k's place this afternoon. * THE CLUBS Rey. Fletcher L. Wharton will de ious one. Frank Kell Playing Better Ball. eewwene ee ta at @u|liver the baccilaureate sermon to ou the road hard at work for the ° > a oe mematel ta Crotl, the new left ficider, has the seniors, from the high sehool, | last two days, and hopes to be able | siapse between the first and second been making good In left field and Pacific Const League. The service will be held in the First Rag Pee Fagen negg te Mas DygesoR anes Pr” te catch he made the other after ME church, this weight his servic The second act finds Bat and Boon of Truck Ryan's long Bt Wil | petians Played Wom. Lest. ; Greatly In demand at the track Stony” both in New York, though ore “Poat throw — your” old ~ clothes | faz, francine a, Sas GANQUET FOR ALUMNE "7 beknownstlike to each other —Every White Article Reduce away. Have them cleaned to 10% | Preene we ‘ n —- y” ta no longer tn hard | Mike new at the Pantortum Main | pe\ent 3 $ Hi The Seattle high school alumnal|/ BOY FROM COAST LEAGUB"IG It in Wednesday of the week, and) Steady pressure of such heavy buying as our stocks have fit hep tots ‘tee | be Anew association will give a banquet to Rn there is a horse race being P48 BE1R forced out our RESERVE STOCKS lone bet se wanted them out, the graduating class on the evening} 20'NG GOOD WORK ON B6C; Belmont park If but the buying public has demanded It and they a vom the coum. i priced at Purity Bale prices. Remember, 325.00 reward fap eration in our advertise ments wz |of June 22, In the Stander hotel! OD Base FOR THE WASH: As a rule—« rigid rule—"Stony” y he is | Preparations are being made to set doesn't pisy the races. But br} plates for « large number of the) ING SENATORS. — pera gee dope yo ae at ~ h school students chance, and his eye D " PIN 1% oe - horse named Bat Masterson. -to-Wear epart- pr CLUBS WILL MEET, ee per 10¢ lays down bis paper and takes « Bargain List of RANGES J " 3 ‘There will be & meeting of the laf ‘ >. ape ye = 4 gyn short intermis- ment Blouse Pin Sat, 5’ 8 £ "and Sixth Ward Direct Pri- {,, Sehie‘ley. the bor from the Cost! FURNER AND HOLLY COME TO|sion between the second and third beta >» & ag | Righth an: we - satel be sion eon the second $60.99 Miller Monitor Range for S 8 #] mary league tonight at 420 Denny | ate, who Is covering second base nate, and if fou ge out for & Oral PURITY BALE PRICES Peart, 3 Ping : a 8 «8 for the Washington Senators, has| AN AGREEMENT AS TO i a LATEST NEW YORK FAD, “PETER PAN” 830.00 > & mal Way 8 be sure and hurry back. on @ Do a earned his toga as a major league Stony is at Belmont with money WAISTS $45.00 Wagner Range for oogue. to ‘at got Hetaing pt ponte y aPdbepiat real money-and he is tome Without question the most serviceable waist for rom Portland ts hiteing. .Jamong the unfortunate layers summer wear, made of lawns, striped Maedras 955.00 Great Western Range eg, ak, oe and running bases in the mest ap-|' ARATIONS FOR THEIR CON: jsmons Die Wee among the and dotted Bwiea. 830.00 ef @ | onptedoermthe 9 sagerid age eon A stools, placing his bets here and 81.25. $148 and : . $1.75 6.00 Boreu Ras . #30, jhe bas managed to stack up s ba the: fast as be can count out — Royal Pac Reage nerd ss & ting average of 275. He is second oe the bills. ft Ss [18 the list of rumeetiers baving| Ruf Turner and Dave Holly, the| “Ha!” said stony as the race s/t Silk and Dress Goods Department | $75.00 ANStoct Peerless Range | A jcressed the pan ainetesn times is negro pugilints who will box atloalied, “I think I have got $1,400 %] | jtwentyfour games. The Portland )ieseant Reach in the near future,|down, and at as good as § to 1 | player is also showing the spirit PURITY GALE PRICES Ra! for 3-30 imet last night to sign articles of One day clapece a Majestic Range that wins on the bases He has/nersoment, and upheld all the hal-| ‘The last act discovers Btony at || The quality 19-inch Gaaranteed Black Taffeta Stk. per . ip a v yar oe Universal ne 36 ———a [managed to pilfer seven sack® al | iowed traditions of the prise ring|tae Metropole. His attire is © 34-inch Mack Taffeta Sitk, extra quality and finish, pee yard : dl a head arm. Hite be } — bogs « it the boy — to Work |hy getting Into an argument in re-|ceeding glad. He spor He 50 Acorn ‘Range - $35.00 " SEATTLE WILL BE REPRE. | at hie present spond he Is sure to! rang to the weight at which they |light as big as & second 950.00 Star Estate Range. . Local erteketers will play 0 team jevelop into one of the major) were to box. Turner held out for|tie is a pale bine. Mix face te ra Dou! Resta: s __|Mey, Garland Stahl recently sald: | wanted 15% Then Turner agreed|for Bat, but hasn't found him am 4 Ran Oe. One araut “ CHAMPIONSHIP CONTEST j is Coast league product hat) ig a 136 poun " at ‘ o'clock the|is dining alone. Hile dinner is the 1 pA es = oe Ty atk] WAS A CHANCE TO WIN TH@|shown much aptitude In big league | night of the fight beat the hoase can pat up Ener “ a heed os [as refused to grant an injunction loa, and I look for him to make| This proved agreeable to Holly| “I promised myself eure, pay you to look jto boxing promoters to prevent the PHY. good He covers gro the ho ur M pay = | cheettt , eteriering wih ben] TROPHY. | and he signed the articles, which |again play the horse: 16 pleces new Gray Dress Goods, just arrived, ail new patteraa, Weaves, the latest checks and plaids, per yard H-inch Wool Suitings, in grays, medium, dark and tight, chee a plaids, and comting patterns, worth $1.25, per yard ee ibe quality Mercerized Sateen Skirting, black only, per yar@ day Je We PILLOW COVERS @5e 120 DAINTY Peart Lace Pine, [250 BOX PAPER 17¢]A large assortment ways Bony white only, one Brooches, ta Well, ie not ‘Hed te the bases,” and | os) for atr t Marquis of Queens tly to himeelf, “and as « rule [ Geneon on 0 card Rew and second-hand furaiture fing bouts. This is probably the coineiiantilaa acts like a major league pertorwer.| berry rules, men to break cleus at|never will, Dut if that Dat Sas (J S08" 0” s card, death blow to the fighting game in Right now | think he ls as good as|the order of the referee terson horse ever r vemmiar, 16 with New York city 4, iin & aay youngster im the Ameriean) Holly bas gone into training at|tainly mast get do value; Purity et flap eny eee ee Se viii | aun.” the Madison park ball grounda,|him, if ft te caly « $10 note. Bat|f Sale price | oper to match: Pur-} some Th fe elaine that the event for mplonship. which wi ee 0 Madies ing hard’ getting | surely has been good to me’ Thureday, card | ity Sale price Thurs. throwing the 56¢-pound weight has held at Portland June 14, 15 anal where he is working hard getting | surely bas be ; been removed from the program for | 16, t* attracting the ention of the into shape, aa he realises he will the games to be held in Spokane | Seattle golfers, A number of them, have the time his iife putting |TOOK TROUSERS AND CASH. jby the P. N. A. for the Northwest | inctoding Fred K. @truve, F. Ro Van it over the shifty Seattle light ~ |champtonships. Superintendent In-|Tuyl. Sherwood Gilleepte, T. | ight. Ike Daugherty in boesing| While the ocoupante of the prem- Pittew Tope ® pric 1 Woodhouse |alis, of the 8. A.C, will make an| Lippy and Mr. Randolph, leave this the trajaing stunte ison were sleeping last aight « bur- you will oh fa pon ree a A pe ee: of effort to have the event restored ening to take part in the 1 renner pce te 2 elar red the bed room of W. E. dative senety nee pa . r - ee egg ne Lawns Complete Housefurnishers ang |to the program. ment CAR BARN FOR RINK, Lioyd, at 1223 Seventh ay, and prove : ; ity Bale ty Gale rive Gole Agents for Charter Oak —-— If Macleay, of Portland, has re- _ made away with Mr. Lioyd's trous ate see 2e 1Se BURLAPS Ranges, Battling Nelson is reported en-jturned to that city from England M. A. Little, of thie city, has pur.jers, in the pockets of which he LEATHER PILLOW Tops oh waged to a California girl, and it ia| where he competed in the me chased the car bern of the Lake/had left upwards of $20 in cash. 34-inch Buriap. all staple Artistic Gesigng in most desirable of Pillow Covers, complete, Purity Sale price . “8 Pike Street, said they will be married next week | championship golf tournament, Union tine from the Heattle Flectric Nothing @l else was taken. will probably win, but If he ts company, and will open a skating) Tourist Excursion. We CAMBRIC Phones Main 2994, Ind. 3096 By beating Mow York yesterday |ecnt, thon any one of the ‘mab | rink in the peart future. The price ready for the piilows; Purtt A fine quailty 36-inch © h any one ¢ “4 de on th 4 then ° py y — == | Cleveland is now in second place in| players stands a good chance to|WIND AND RAIN DO GREAT | mid for the property wan $1,900 Pa pone Roly Ray Bye Beg Po at tno | , e249 Purity Bale price esses |the race for the American league bring the Oregon trophy home. LI DAMAGE IN MONTANA—COUN. BUILD SKATING RINK. Bremerton, where the famous bat-| NOTICE—Sunset phone C. Wagner, one of the best of the hip Or nd the largest | been changed to Main 397%. local qviters, was unable to make] TRY 18 FLOODED AND MANY| Anew skating rink is to be butte |tainine Ship In the world, the Pate Basiet Basement . the trip, although he would have . ne edelphia, can be seen. Also the gov- Be Te een, oS | had an excelient chance of capturing) ARE INJURED. gt the corner ef Beviston av. andl srment rvdock, cruinere ang tor- || FAST SELLING THURSDAY IN THE J. ARONSON TEUR RESULTS? "soos + aletormabeebetien ~~ 8 Dy OUSIEST BASEMENT. Grocery : a - _—-——-~ 2 ound Seattle's most popular Mousefurnt . ' $04-106 First Ave. S. adie iatis PEE OS eo SO OE ce eB Fen ameraond weg Bey Tomorrow wtil ment offers you strong bargains im de- pendable China and rated Austrion Chir Dishes, gold striped, w meat day tr the Bar| lest grocery, NWF | Anacortes team in the Amateur BRYAN WILL HAVRE, Mont, June 12.—a % |teague easily defeated the Clippers r> a oe 19 to. Kinneer,. the on-Bettle igh fado and ratastorm etruck this gity school pitcher, twiried a great game nd Fort Assiniboine yesterday aft that Rg og Mp Ba. fo CS Pae hate ae ee —_ pati me 5, jfor the winners, holding the Cltp- SEE DOUMA noon, doing about $200,000 dath’ practically finished the electri wiring and steain fitting. Road eo Sn Rc ga dar Bs aa pie J pere down to one hit jace Several persons were injured | ataire we are giving better values every day. Goods muat be NEAR c 7 at A ane ‘ |but. no deaths are yet. reported.| gotten out of the contractor's way. Bo we have UT GLASS TEA SETS, Main 1446, Ind. @ The West Seattle baseball team 3 cpaaace } Buildings were wrecked without | beat the Navy Yard in « very close 1 rain |same by @ score of 1 to 0. ST. PETERSBURG, June 13-~| There ia scarcely a whole pane et] « patna Wiliam Jennings Bryan arrived | giase left in the city. The top stor | The Ludlow nine beat the Port |here today, on his way a a the line of the Mavve Goummercial Gave Gamble team 10 to 2 In a good @ world. He says he expects to study | concrete building were deposited on Including creamer, sugar, spoonhold air ponholder an Fancy Hana overed butter dish, finely finished, sp 2 ling sete, worth &s Thureday, Busts 12: oa oe Rasement B96 +e 100 DOZEN HANDSOMELY DECORATED | Nice little AUSTRIAN CHINA COUPE PLATES Hams at, a i ff ‘ Every known brand that is (good and at the very lowest : : although Port Gambie was out-|the Russian situation, and ox Ajoining lot. Blew . 12 new decorations and patterns to select | Sugar cured Bn vices. classed. The batteries were Thom |to find people of ali sorts of opin-| the Irear flow SPT. from, in pale green and gold. and pink and Direakfast Baca, | All Ge Cigars, 4 for ......956 Hf) as and Cooper for Ludiow and Kly| tons, He will visit the douma to-| Lene gems worth So and Séc; Thursday, each os 108] All bit Cigars, 11 for ..@1.00 [§| “84 Plough for Port Gamble morrow, He auld he could not dis ize Salt Pére ab adituees (use the political situation in the Nogroes Scared; Indians a COL OMAR, PATTERN AND NEAR CUT In a fast and exciting game the | United States, having been gone too| The colored residents were panic | wie pe hy i oe ene SHAKERS, | IS. on MONOGRAM Bi, Sere es eiricken, any” ot ‘hem buloia | aS eel the fast Excelsiors of Seattle by « oe | the world was coming to an end, + ‘ ¥ a sonal score of 3 to 2. The game was PARK BOARD 18 WILLING.” | Th Indians, on the other hand ENTERPR oe. OP ATEO FOOD [| pul Cream @ WHISKY Joe Wickine dislocated his shoulder. “ion of fear marred by a couple of accidents wrapped their blankets around ie Cae we i 0 & see Teddy Corbett, the well-known pro-| At the meeting of the park board |‘Demselves tightly and weathered | spect te all other food chonps fe ina | Jersey Butter et feasional, had his nose broken and | yesterday noon It was decided |‘R@ hurricane without an exclama | doing away entirely” with. th "te ee bee that the board purchase a half block } quired with the old style bow! | 5 Freattl ——— - . Many buildings were wrecked at cad knife, worth $1.3 oer ‘ $ o LaConner beat the Fort Casey | pUscent. (0 te a Finny, MehOOl | Port Assiniboine. Captain Bont A few eenivadt.qns@s encomied. c es teabiaia “oak. epecial oe a on i Sagres ball team largely through the fact| playground, provided the other por.| fe? &Bd seven troopers had a nar-| shings for men, boys ani UNIVERSAL ALL METAL COFFE MILLS | No Potatoes at jthat Beil, the LaConner pitcher, | tion of the block ts purchased by |TOW escape in rescuing a family that |] Worth Te; Thureday epecial ihe bs, fOr Lane = ~~ struck out aixteon men, Score was |tny school board had been cut off by the flood. It| PRS a> a PNICKEL PLATED BATH Tum Sane | Macaront at & om 16 to 2. :. Staaienn’ fs nwtttenmtem 18 reported that the reservoirs have | j HOEBENG, wart Ge, Sheree « : il en bursted and the quarters of the| | ' a peclal | “jae an Francisco Excursion °°.” J. REDELSHEIMER we me 6 Can’ tHelp Being Happy Leave Seattio via Northern Pa: |*ldiers are boing flooded | ° HP STEEL BLADE GRASS HOOKS worth 25 a at a pig cific night of June 15th and morning Thureday 12¢ + vith the oarth at your feet and a/of 16th. To enable you to make fly. | GEORGIA HIT, TOO. & BALLS’ MASON FRUIT JARS, with por- | 2-1». pig, Soda Cra 104-106 First Ave. § fest Hat on your head, what/ing trip to view TIFTON, Ga, June 19.—A torna . celain lined tops; Thursday, doren ..49¢ at, a pkg. ,. 208) more can you ask? The Barger Hat | is easy to get, and we leave it to|trip tnoluding berth south of Port-|terday afternoon, destroying more you to aequir: much of the earth is going and return-| than 50 houses. Two persons were #28 you ean. Our special is head-jing. For rticulars call N. P. City | seriously injured and many others wear—not real estate. Seattle Hat Ticket Office, corner First av. and alightly hurt. No reports have been Factory, 1810 Second av. *** Yoslor Way *** received from the outlying country |do swept over this town late yes 800-804 First Ave. Cor, Columbia STRONGEST TOPCOAT HOUSE IN THE STATE Phones: Sunset Main 29: dependent 1751. Free Delivery. Mall Orders Promptiy Viliet GARVEY-BUCHANAN CO. Lumber Exchange Bidg. 1113-15-17 Second Ave. 70 the 4 portion of the money oS See aL. a special 81.00 O00 Weereme canes sneer wane nlar Seattle, - - Washingo® > HMalf-calion cans, ree