The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 15, 1906, Page 2

snapped the ball to first and nath gave Overall to Chicago, bes lost ster tot th his man. Croll and Van Buren « Ratteriee—Toren and Swindoiie h od @id good work, the latter meking a)” a gees te hee en far Te gr adhe - : Reng © the Reds * 2 ¢ireus catch of Kager's fy in cen NATIONAL AL LEAGUE. cde ter Meld i The packing house scandal ts now | | muddy on hite-Van Tye a 4k , AMERICAN LEAGUE, NOTES OF THE GAME . ay 1 Wadetpnte iw e Rube Vickers was not in uniform) Hatieriee Donahue and Sehmit; Coakley | Jay, bat reports from — in| 4 Sehreok jhome wtated Uhat the big fellow had z 4 ae — |nearly red and would be back | Cleveland " 5 NONDESCRIPTS NEVER HAD Al ine field in a fow days That) *" Yor + 4) BEST RACE MEETING IN THE or ‘ Z striking ci el " pth, x “ Hatiorioe-Hiese, Joss and emis Orth | CHANCE AFTER THE FIR, | *trik ng cat f 16 in One KAMe HAN) and Kisinow HISTORY OF SEATTLE war! certainly won him a niche in Seat.) —_ PERIOD, WHEE LOCALS |tle’s Hall of Fame. **% *! again AT THe meandWe GATHER BINGOES AND RUNS) That boy. Bills, of Loa Angolea,| Relteriee=Walh and avitivan; Patten! TOMORROW AFTERNOON, ar Witt seen to bd theounlueky kid when |“! “ aa jC comes to batting He lnveribly eee ee RR eee RE ERE By rae connects with the pall and hita tt F4 %| What promises to be the greatest hard, but it alway@ seem to go di STANDI NG OF *\ race meeting ever held in Senttle 8 thi nate ye yy /teetly into a fMeld@t's hands. * * | will begin at 2 o'clock tomorrow aft of T to 1 tn the ‘ <7 * # |ornoon, when the King County Fair o. Captain Dillon} Umplre Perrine Raf his troubles! g THE CLUBS & |asnooiation throws open the gpted of Rondescrtpts nuver Yesterday, In avolding a hot one} » & [of The Meadows to the race bl no and hit Charey Haj! (ent at him by Crotl, Pitcher Berge| Pee ee eke ee AAA AAA |public, Thin is welcome news to ad much stecves as @ Man on |MSS Jumped back directly iato the the owners and trainers, who have a " to break into a b toy. | idleator handler and knocked bim Pacific Coast League. }heen killing time around town for proc © with a hairpin, Barring | ' Last. Perce, |(h® pant three weeks waiting for @ Mele wildness tm the frst inn 5 “ : em the track to open, and also to the’ Chariry was ull to the good, and his} Cirews catehes by Van Turen ‘ ‘| race loving publie of wor et up by clover folding | Seem to 4 the regular thing now er |have had no racing al and « hitting, made the b ataagh a he made the third ono in) pedlemt - 8.8 2 Open Ring Will Prevatl, a 00 onealded to be In} sie —— ‘The meoting this year marks the re ea Seattle ts beginning to play in Northwestern League | first effort to conduct what ts e First, side ball at lest. Yesterday thay | Tecoma f fe | Known as an “open ring,” as in ov Los Angeles’ only score came in| worked the “aqueese” successfully | jitter & % 4 :Wlery other meeting held at The the first inning A wild pite nen | twee. 2 ia s “| Meadows 4 syndicate ring has been the runner from second to third and] oo — in power and syndicate priate in he scored on a long My to the out PACIFIC COA Nationa! League evidence, The vital difference be field That was the only rup the ° C wa a Leaaue. vase Wen tect Per |twoen the two systems is that tn a visitors made and for the next| PORTLAND, June i —Munched nite by 5 OO Bh layndicate ring the racing associa eight innings they merely stepped Main the fourth sad two u “a » eo |tion gets a part of the profits of up to the plate, and were retired in| t sing dupe tp Seaay'e EB Gayl the betting walle tn an open ring one, (wo, three order. | witn Hoth | Reeth S & wt|the association merely a foo The locals played good ball, ang] an ae BBO RR] trom each bookmaker for allowing at times showed flashes of form ‘ —— him to make books, and he tak eqital to that of any team in the 5 Ameriean League. all the risk. four Seattle 414 not seore in the ong Stem: | Sone Paves Won, Last, Perc For this reason the large number = two Innings, but In the third * Py joe Da @ that have been tssued by | peesatve hite by Rues Hall Ke ane “ ° ” the track management tn the past ped Yen t eetied two runs. |r of et $ g will not be in evidence thia year, lin ctedeah um aes: th Gael ines, Pennine a and, although the pass fiends have next inning on hite by Walters and | **e4 2 jaiready been working overtime, Streib and a wild piteh by Berge} we-Myere and Wedbery:; Netty |they have met with no success .w ; | on Umpire Me Donat However, ove thing must be dman The localu completed § the ' Senahter te the FPP om yrs nikal. aoe BASEBALL NOTES borne in mind, and that ts that a ie rane an Ge tar Von Bonen | MWESTERN LEAGU |man can much better afford to pay ~ A ‘ | = imiasion to « track h Bigab nd Croll, aided by er . «| Brown, the threetingeted pitcher | Comat es epee betting po hen Datos art of Gochnauer and | came ¢ are Ms rnkae pitched of the Chicago Nationals, has won |tg be admitted free and then have | the bottee pact ef the game Goare a 2T out of the last 30 games he has | ig take syndicate prices Kane Was the Star i pitched. The game he won agatnst " Arve ® Johnny Kane was the bright par-| Grays itarber Philadelphia yesterday was his 10th jorese Are Setter, toutar star of the afternoon, He twney and Shea; Br straight winning game. The clase of horses bere this cracked out two ni singles and | Pettis " jyear is immeasurably superior to fielded his position like a flash. He| err I Dode Brinker, who used to piteh | “ny that hav rw raced in the cise abe ak the puesta etapa coan| Hie Tae, wooale won ® tee lfor the U. of W. and afterwards | Northwest, and the success of the or Gi on cae hit tm went to Indianapolis, is back on thy | Management tn securing the run handed pick up of a difficui ¢ j Coast pltching for Grays Harbor. ners is shown by the fact that over dues of csomad a Ghthous uupete. 2 | m 600 horses are now stabled on the | Bob Wicker, for whom Cincinnati! track, The jockeys also are « bet have ever ridden at present state of the weather the track will probably be the opening day, ar at n am fh BH PO A ™, ™\|ptamed for the poor showing of the | least slow. The Opening handieap, SS ae ae ay By Boston teams. [i ta claimed they |the fourth raoe on the card, has Bott 8 8 fl Rarer ltrained on canned pork and beans. | attracted @ good field of horses and ES me Ge ae oe -— jought lo prove a stirring conteat ee Se me |. Cal McVey, the famous old-time} Considering the large number Besa ball player, who was with Chicago | 40d bigh clans of horses, the num 2 3 ry when they won the pennant tn 1876, isce ; 7 hn ee StS th sata to be in straitened efroom SC SAN FTANCISCO RUINS Bi eras stances in San Francisco, and Cht-| Rate $63.40, good for atx days, tn aR RHE PO A, pon py are getting up a subscrip: | ciuding meals and berths, from a ee ie ee jon tor s au, | Portland, by Southern Pacific Co. Bees agi Ve NEW BTVCED | Particulars at Union ticket office, u i — At the $3.00 hat store. EN. Brooke |608 First av, EB. Ellis, genera! $f f | | 2) Talbot fer Patents, 200 Mutual Life.|& Co, 1981 ind Av *** | agent basi aie | ' age $$ ii: i ae _ ——- ee 4 ee J : . tus tee Lent Stolen baser—R Hal Mite Bano teat row your old clothes sway. Have them cleaned to look Ike new at the Pantorium Main 1048. see RANGES $60.00 Miller Monitor Range for » $30.00 145 0 ‘Wagner Reage for » 830.00 $55 ry Great Western Range oo $30.00 $55.00 Boren pangs .. 830.00 $65.00 Royal Grand Range soe $35.00 $75.00 All Steel ‘Peerless Range 837.50 $37.50 . . 827.50 17.50 Acorn Range .. $35.00 $50.00 Star Estate Range Majestic Range for $45 00 Universal Range : tees 835.00 1 Double Oven Restaurant Range for . 845.007 If you are in need of ranges or furniture, it will pay you to look Over our Stock, a8 we carry both new and second-hand furniture and are in position to give im mense bargains. Dabney & Woodhouse Compile’ Housefurn shers ang Gole Agents for Charter Oak Ranges. 418 Pike Street, Phones Main 3998, Ind. 2096 NOTICE—Sunest phone has been changed to Main 2376. J. ARONSON 104-106 First Ave. S. PROCOCIOOCOCCOROOR0ORK Star Plug ‘Tobacco 4Se PER PLUG When you buy a Regal Suit the about or look out for. The only qu Do you want such a suit as oth ---it is here in Regal Suits at $1 On the Square —— the otem Pole Old Monroe Whisky IT’S ALL IN THE FIT Regal $15 Suits Do you realize the portance of fit?---not the good enough fit, but the true and thor- ough fit that gives swing and style satisfaction t ‘ae THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, JUNE £5, 1906. ber of prominent horsemen taking part, the number of reputable book makers ta (he ring, and the eff cient and capable officials in charge of the racing, there Is no reason to doubt that meeting will prove a success frOm! ptart to finioh. DWYER TO HANDLE FLAG, the well known weet Dick Dwyer nm starter, will handle the flag at the summer meeting at Brighton) foach racetrack. It will be inter eating to note tf he has better auc cons In getting the felds away than Starter Cassidy TURF GOSSIP Jockey W. Miller ro four wit} ners and finished second tn the other two races at Belmont park) the other day, Hla followers m a big clean-up but lost coin back the next day when hy did not ride a winner and only fin ished twice inside the money Jack Thornby, the well known trainer who waa ruled off for ¢ plicity tn w plot to ring In The Rake has been restored to good standing by the Jockey elub. Ormondale, who won the Futurity last year, won his firat start this) year. He beat Whimsical the other day and broke the track record, traveling 1 116 miles tn 1:45 35. Relmere at 10 to 1 beat Minnie Adams the | to 2 favorite In th Buffalo Derby. This was one of }the big surprises of the racing sea | Minnie Adame in supposed to! non have trained off on account of her herd races on the Canadian tracks. The trouble with Artful, the great Syear-old, in a bowed tendon, She i» still eligible for the Suburban handicap, and has been accorded heavy support ta the future books for that race, but it In next to a ertainty that she will be with | drawn. Trainer Rowe, of the Keene ata bie, is reported to have said that the once mighty Sysonby is grow ing worse instead of better. The death of the son of Melton at any) time would not surprise him id, has gone wrong again end will not re SEATTLE BOWLERS WIN. In a match game at Kent last aight Warren and Crolic, of Seattle, beat Boucher and Hodges, of Kent A return match will be played tn this city Tuesday night on the Bis hk alleys. Attention Buliding Laborers. The election of officere will take place at the next regular meeting. Monday, Jone 18th, All members| are urgeatiy requested to be prow HG. Dennia, president ow ——_$—— ent and does not pull at a particular part of the suit---strain ment and look time. make old before the gar- it its This kind of fit is the result of good tailor- You can b that. re is nothing uestion to a er stores get Sage 2: 0p - 615-617 First Ave. oe Agents Carharrt Working Clothes 104-106 First Ave. S. Phones: Sunset Main 3275; Ia- dependent 1751. Free Delivery. Mat) Orders Promptly Wilir). GU—_—_en— in every we sell. sure of doubt yourself 20 for? On the Square Opposite the nowt of the] , a crack 2yoarold of last) HENNE EE EOD OS ‘RACES YESTERDAY :** b STAR'S RACING EDITION. ‘ * o neeULA AT LATONTA * With the opening of The * * Meadows tomorrow, The Star # ’ * will endeavor to take care of # * t of those of ite # ting-Retmers we, | like to follow the # ! Wiss A ® horses, and with that end in | a ee Ui lw view will have every day at # puree om |# the noon edition a handicap | Bi the : * giving the probable winners of # # the races te be held en that # HOLLY AND Ane mw day. This handicap will be * i... # prepared by # man who ie #| WORKING FOR THe we # known on every race track in *| coming cor ° ve RMB AT BURR ALO # the country as @ capable han- «| COMING ‘TEST AT PLeag i Apoient Witch. io, Mowonl Nae | & dicapper, and he will be as *| ANT BEACH ; # ed by « force of clockers #| ("Nh | ® working especially for The #| * Gtar, who will be out on the # witint UL lw track every morning getting a #| oth akon |& tine on the different horses. io Ur nt 4 } yack Mth ia: | te *\n . ; '4y being Pith re Wot POEM E EER a a ing we . in elty | ales "| WEMENWAY 16 CAPTAIN Db ' Pr Tanbar 4 , hia, Whiley | PASSING COMMENTS | Homnwray w65 sleded asbraln. of |boners ot Perey > | next rs ton Hemenway wa both of 10 eee - catcher on t rs t i now), Jeateb rm P oom and | edged ch world in bly Rex Bmith was yesterday elected |¥!!! undoubtedly play that position ‘class tn due tw w | captain of the U. of W. track team | POX! year His work bebiad the |thutr cob Bo |for next year, He won by one vote oe te has been high have re 4 coos Gabioy Waren snd hin base throwing and batting |the boxing line where lhave been the features of man jonn ref Members of the team of | **™ ies Hengher saptsines | mooting Washington State ge will com-| the team be championship ¢ ing fe op | pete under the banner of the Spo- "as" clam content kane Athletic club In the PN Ala wpe eee ee eee ee une be north, meet to be held in Bpokane June | # * oaye thet 23 * AMUSEMENTS IN SEATTLE. & halls amy » * * th Country ana Mt, Vernon bigh school baseball) # Grand Opera House—Call- & n fight oF aeknowp team wes defeated by Bellingham|# fornia Opera company in “The # rity as @ pogiliee, high school yesterday by a score|@ Nightingale.” * 1 at work fop ot 10 to 6 * Geattle Theater —~ Mack # Ly tratwing a _- |@ @wain company in rhe * © direction If the present trans Pacific yacht | * World” * Turner at race Is a success the race will be|# Third Avenue Theater— * made an annual event |® Aylesworth company in “Mid- & reno - # night in Chinatown.” *) ‘Ph | 0 tus In the Amateur league the fast | ® Star Theater—Vandeville # opy Mallard team and the Rainiers will/@ Orpheum Theater—Vaude & trated | play here Sunday, and ought to fur-|# ville * |nieh a warm contest *# Pantages Theater—VYaude # Ss | I$ vite :/ Stereopticon A. C. Gilbert, the fam Yalo|® Central Theater—Vande- * t pole vaulter, will be in the city|# vi hall, 14 7 ee | soon, where he will marry a Seattle|# Lake Union Pavilion—Roller # 4. oleae «irl, Gilbert ts Portland boy, and) @ skating Riaed F nae well known in the Northwest | # ® Pits Gerald pg A MUNSING UNION SUITS ee ee eS ee eae nan | mowing read cha For men; all we ight te an Kletn, the shoemaker, 217 James st, Strik ed and deeply Se coo | terentin 4 1 968 EN. Brooks @ Co, Twenty-five Dollars Reward IF YOU FIND AN EXAGGERATION SECOND SATURDAY OF THE PURITY BALE. the Beattie buyers an unimpeachable array n val note every item on this valuable lis of tempting bargaina, Bote Remember, Twemty> morrow we spread be values, th BSATURDAY—SMALL ARTICLES AT SMALL PRICES Package Wire Matrpine Program Hooke ang Eyes, card . Tracing Wheels . Ibe ket Mirror Wagner's Orchestra~-7:30 to 10 p.m. Ladies Purses and Hand 10c Shoe Potten | new shapes and Package 400 Drees Pins ch. “Ka Capitan” : Sous: Large site Misses’ Pins, 190 cw March, “MH Capitan » new handles, many count : “ 4 Waits, “A Bummer Night's Dream” Moses styles to select from, Se Belt Pin Took ‘ om” ude 5. Needle Book Selection, “The Gem . Luders Ide Kid Curlers Berenade “Banartide =e Shut le Magtc HM Curlers 7 Safety Pins, bleck or white, dor Mediey m English Al Langley = Sto box Rubber ifair Pine ..ime] Itermenso, “Kiss Me Quick Tobane Bale price Saturday Mourning Pins ee ie Overture “Isle of Bplee” .. . Jerome Se package Envelopes F m 1} es Writing Tablet 12ES | Setection, “Woodland ..... -..--Herbert White Knitting Cotton BOT waits, “Bkatere” ..... «+ 4.) Waldteutel German Stiver Thimble ..... 4¢@ a , Key Ring apd Chain | Two-Step, “Cheyenne Van Alstyne MILLINERY SHOP SPECIAL SHOWING OF HATS FOR THE “RACES.” ity and elegance are the prevailing notes of our NEW MILLINERY Stylea are most varied, from th ce Picture Hat Meds and full, drooping plumes, to those of smaller stze, equally stunning. A charming effect te gaint on a hatural colored Straw Hat, having two beautiful plumes—bat why try and write about them, you muat see the CREATIONS to know the proper Hots for the coming months’ wear. READY-TO-WEAR DEPARTMENT PURITY GALE PRICES. which with their Bim pttc their first showing tomorrow $1.08 LAWN S119 $1.25 LAWN WA! WAIsTs WAISTS | $3.98 LACE S298 Hest POE ap the sea- | Beautiful new style Tat- Gnmatien Baty — peed Fine Lawn Wetets, oat] con, Freeh, Criep New | feta Silk Watsts, even- | 20> SUM, family | lary resular $190 Wee Walets, $1.25 and $1.40] ing shades, Purity Sale at $3.98; Purity, Sale Purity Sale price | lues ase price 45.00 price 2-98 + +9 seenes WOOL WALKING SKIRT, PLAID EFFEC Laties’ Hematttehed 49: RIBBONS Bpe Extra size good Tal PaNcy Sra C A large assortment in Plaids, Per- um Powder, nicely embroidered = and stana, Printed and Kmbroidered . scalloped edge, pure ties’ White Figures, also embossed and plain] P** ‘umed, spreads ite hiet. th ¢ our regular 3c, #c and | nicely and evenly, put nen Handkerchiefs, | 4c Ribbons: Purity Bale price] up in gines bottle feguing %6c and 4% values, This Saturday only e he " Ribbon and Rolera cut and fitted. erinkier = tay for Saturday only iSe extra, ribbon bows and belts ty Sule price Purity Sale price made free of charge ise we Purity Sele Prices for Saturday 36-inch Wool Mohair, comes navy, %-Inch Black Chiha Wash Stik. i Votte | blue, red, brown, green, cream extra heavy, with extra fine | ee regulerty sod at and black, extra value; per yard i d8c; per yard aoe . ee ze arn | Sé-inch Gray Jacket Suitings, st-tnch China Weak eats 4 neh Gray e | mins dhe fee Wands toe cee ee wool Black Pan all new a Just ore Boel s 90: per yard L& fived: _ pe 98 GENTS’ FURNISHING x: setiommahavagantey KNIT UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY Ladies’ White Jersey Rib velosn Vesta,3-tape, in | nen tr 9; Purity Sale price 124e Ladies’ { in white lise silk, taped. |] knee length trimmed; Purity Sale price ..906 k s, all colors, # | ° in fine Jersey rib or Swiss broidered tn ent | hey tease notes = dong apne r for ladies or ge Purity Sale price Q5@ | Chilidren's Black Lace Hose, odds and ends, a pair 7c GOLF SHIRTS 594 ' Ladies Plain Black Cotton Hose, crow foot he Men's Madras or Percale Golf Shirts, tn all the 0% a double sole, patterns, figured plaids, etc. was the best 7 Purity Sale price .... ....-++ ssesseed BUSIEST GROCERY ur berries wert FIVE BIG BARGAINS FROM THE Goemet BASEMENT Laat Satu nold before Just wher are montly needed we lower the price to less thar what most * pay for them. Bergains in much needed goods ec latest arrival h fruits prices that will y tarvey-Buchanat NEAR CUT GLASS SALAD DISHES. Sunburst patterns, heavy quality, finely polished, worth 26c; Satur ' arge stalke, af day special 10¢ a GRAY ENAMEL STEEL 2-QUART TEA AND COFFEE POTS pees: Sold always everywhe at 400; Saturday special ..... «+ 196 8- PIECE FORGED KITCHEN SETS, Raating Spoor Cake Spoon with hook under side and Flesh Fork. worth regularly Saturday sp aet FRUIT JARS SATURDAY {9¢ DOZEN 600 Doxen Balls’ Mason Fruit Jars, with porcelain fined caps; Sat urday epecial, dozen ...5 AFTER SUPPER SPESIALS ; d on Sale at 6 o'ct ape Postal Car sorte t so Wrapp . jon < eo 100 can Taloum Powder .. ama} ae oan Salven Pe small bar Castile Soap 10¢ bottle Perfume Small Curling Tron 150 Tooth Brush Cabinet Wire Hat | Se card Pearl Buttons, white Sweet ( eae Garvey - B uc e Lumber Exchange Bldg. hanan Co. Ave.