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

Se GLOSE FINGH [=== US AME GATEWAY, FURY AND ENCE FONSO COME NOSES APART THREE VORITES UPHOLD THE Bertie A. the Favorite nex A. was made and Gra Lic. ‘The dow f local . ¥ A ' f ‘ ‘ . finte fuine ‘ and Hersain ¢ ough th Shows No ta Watehful was the oe but abs tn the © the way « an Ovte horse i stable their new line of Eng! dlos rooms, Two TINS tainat Hondersot suppites ah riding sad FOR I5c BOTLED $1.25 PER FULL QUART BOTT eee IN UNDER Furniture of 7 well nished rooms, all good, clean goods, close in. Apply to fur- J. ARONSON 104-106 First Ave. S. BOND 104-106 First Ave. 5. Phones: Sunset, Main dependent 1751 Free Delt Mall Orders ad om ptt vil » Tha pat He¥al Flush, ‘ SEATTI -—- } WAR WEDNEY from Ambitio who ©] the winner of the Royal Muat Club | Hanta Ray bea’ | Cup in Rogland, Hagerdon, on that for the show Joocasion, stepped five furlongs tn} fl van | Joe Cluntn waa one of those who sn opening quotation | beat the price on Joyner as he got 1 down al ne of the be the night be fow | lay him 6 to 1 jan the be and in| The owners of Joyner lost « coln, 1 was the | horse when they started him on rrect showed. Monday, On that day he was ¢ at w and on had al 1 in the betting, Although he} ' n the pace to the! tahed outside (RQ meney his race Law ot Jovner down! was so good that fe was made & " ert pa An If he had beam “ in, sa ' twe pda and 1 yo* Quick fi hed ¥ ' would] lgot the place from Ste o 1, i toe Fiaunt Wine Easily Art t wa wo of the few Flaunt, backed down from 3 to 5] who 1 Gateway and won af | to 2, won fifth race ea ix. | very ne iron here. ¢ from away back and co | nose from Mon Joo Harlan, D. Argyle and the «8. Bonar, the favorite, | Oakland wore hit ha , on in theaheaviest going Gateway's ¥ It ts auld that race was the beat of the wt I pla had $50 sabardior wes backed ¢ the avd on Gateway ip 1 » ay Argyle's t and Yeon b . t 1 by tee ¢ nad @ that which h « wile played. | Rv of + Ko 1 . i by a 1 w a view of fis ma w a h bend e of the Ace © " e he wa by Gateway | cer ag Y hey w t i jto bear the t “y, a aan | | wae sndetand you A Blanket | terday and ywing prefer o three ‘ stretch | enced were ‘ t the P. She fan The Wearing of “ hl) the Green was a me Use fo j judge Billy Murr There's a Ch on f ' 7 oad and * Dinner Waiting } Me r G. T. he's Coming It ve | te in Fron “ Howard Mason—"Give My Ite gards to Broadwa entered f noon's ne Hert Mitohell—"The May “ “| The Rair ut ap te the foat-| Rag are, with that good » Pun The Frisco Kid—"Frax and} ide as on J mhy | track was Piam Pudding Tommy—"Bran a and © n r } a afternoon | If You Ain't Got No} | Money You Needn't ‘ | | Around, 1. G. Code-—"Rock-a-Ty Baby Johnay Clancy—"Peaceful Hon} | ry i — Harry relict Ale’t Tt Pomny | Lawrence and Tullett divided the| What a Difference Just a Few riding honors, each having two win | Hours Makes lners. The other boys to tide a win Mike Burne—"Down Where the ner were BR. Davie and Palms urger Flows } je LeCount—"The Pa | Palms code a very bad looking Bpectal Correspondence ‘The race on Yeoman im the last race. He Johany Claney—"Ia My Htar never seemed to try with the horse CLEVELAND, 0 July 11 Tat al Charies Mullon—“Moom | Charging that her hueband, C, W | Somers, the baseball magnate, hae | Poor old Hagordon has probably re, Kaufman—"S » Little] been gutlty of extreme cruelty to run bis last rece, as he broke down | Cony Corner tn Your Heart for Me |ward her for three years, Cora M tery badly while leading in the seo} Miss Madeleine Bmall—-“Dearte.” | Somers sand for divorce oad race. Hagerdos, in bis palmy | George Green—"Mre. O'Har| Somers ts known ofl over the days, was almost « b | land as & good fellow and sports ead a fow winters ago, In ' |man His wife has gained @ repo eerie shea sii tation for her beauty. They were om wna | married in 1891 and have one oblld, SEATTLE, July 1° maddy Talbot for Patents, 206 Mutual Life. | Kista. the shoomaner, 217 James hes ‘ 1906 —Tweaty first i. H. Rgbert, presiding judge day Duke, ot ra Cloudy arter Treck Q6OS FIRST RACK-—Four and a half furlongs. Selling, Tworenr Value to fr | Mrs. Maidean nt of the week oF Mi-sourt wouldn't the tatlor | make abe attle. It White de Witter eo, anyhe | Merry Oldemobite eg of the cabbage patch Dre when be lone vat every a * all tn it @ that himeel Tell | above suggestions and fi Ma, Pretty ty buying ual 204 Collins Bids If every man would only to be hoped that the leader and will ect on os = Ge te “Sty | out te the con be from clothes, it Ka White would in fe SDAY, TULY 11, 1900 MAGNATE’ S WIFE SEEKS DIVORCE | FIRST GAME S.-i FOR PORTLAND, SEATTLE LOSES TO WEBFOOT., PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE EAS—VICKERS LET DOWN IN ~ ioe THE KIGHTH—HAD CHANCE ee CHT Th baseball toam 4 i their firet game tn and Mat ' ; By ad ply eh nr oe AMERICAN LEAGUE wt t i ' i nue m lor e, bringing ' J. 8. BR bLT WIN was, atid f ; wt oe Le THREE. can HOLD EVENT i 1 ite ae ‘ WAS / 1S aA : * . t | AND WON BY A LENGTH ‘ s pull ¢ 4 .f NATIONAL LEAGUE .. Reali ate sep ae M nm 8 each sing “ ‘ ‘i ' Ha nied, and Donat fi h be v $17,000 to the 1 Vie " J. Mar h etow wns a “8 a EB ‘ . "= c ae ‘ “ _ tse p a th En an 6 Bie Port! * } ’ an ® ’ A «| - ; ; 4 eek) cage ata /; STANDING OF : “ « i ’ it tie THE CLUBS ; ; Ae POA Rake e nee Sonens ‘ : 3 Nations! League. 1! Piayet. Won. Lost Per Ct ; . ‘ ‘ - - Rie = Thunderation ; ~ar') ‘ a. . et Be rr) 6 ie 755 Another! 7 Dorothy, aged 12. Por the past year) heir ¢ angoment been eum " plete ja % ident of the} n Che vice presi Jent of t ean Lae | general manager of ty Somers Coal Co, His bus tereuia are oxtentive and h tune Money furtutahe by large him tn tue of stragale tw larg reapanatble for the present succ of the American League BARTON HOME FROM CORNELL | | | eS 7-4 scitineaiagnenmiaiann .- Ancther Seattle athlete who won } a © tame in the east arrived here a few :.% days ago in the persen of H.C. Bar | ton, who rowed No. 2 in the Cornell | } see 64 Bevile oct eo. varsity crew, whieh won the inter collegiate regatta at Poughkeepsie i Mr. Barton also rowed on the Cor : er te vi | nell crew the two previous years, | HOD D RACK—8ix anda helt furlongs Selling. Pour a being one of the veterans of the yearolts and upward te firet J |COLOREO BCRAPPER GAYS | boat Mr. Barton is a Beattio & Viren. we ar he. "te AT ond attended the public schols he | wk eT Tee o% Pn | HOLLY WILL BE THE LAST) previous to going, to Cornell fou! eer bens Mantwe, ¢ = ‘# years ago immediately at 18 sess seereebotts Pe | COLORED BOY HE WILL" CL ncted attention there by his abit Desa 8 $ 8 Friant. [ity om the water and was taken | me ® in charge by Coach Courtney, who | at ene = tts ——— | made him one of the most finished | | oe ee ee mhesate hoe A | eaetetah’ Jee Gana. the colorea| Coremen tn thie country } winner WOW. Finn's or his last year ae a mom | mart © Wom chereriy ghtweight champion of world, moll crew, no nent fall secre Som - oe arrived city dant 6 after ter the employ of Btone THIRD RACK—Six fartooga a strer trip across the conti. | @ Webster an engineer, being | 9700 Value to first $286 jnent, Gane te here for the pur-| O° of two men selected from Yadon Wore wR S 5 pore of pulting & quietus on the! [sa are join that corporation's re a 2 ‘ pirations oe —_ ar Saree. “6 rh te s 3 Lod at Sadat “ * os the nig 1? of ‘ous 1 shape phyetoally rome! « . we tee FS | Philadelphia prada with oe | Mam Hiackbarn In @ Sin round pared | || BIG PLAY * sensitniaie al no which be hed all the better of i the milling | PIOL FOURTH RACE--One mile, Selling Threeyearcide and | Holly and Gane w meet tbday upward, iMa.dona. Value to first $160 and arrengs the terme and the prth- - |clee of agreement. Hoth mer ‘eb | ‘ i |go Into training at once. Gane wit) ENGL EWOOD, Jaly 11—Th SS aie hie work at Pleasant Meech |t* national = am. Barnene© & 4 Holly wilt cocupy the @ame| tet golf champtonshlp tournamen Keogh o4 (3 El quartere at Maal Park that he|!® Under way. Of the 136 entries) aks $B] used for tratning purposes wnep he| there were | very few absentoce P Wiser ef Gi fought Rafe Turner There will be a round of 18-holw ” n@ anys that Molly ie the Jbgt | meda) play and the 32 low men wil! how bh Moyen whew 2 ' serapper that he with erer | auclify for the following match play wense Drqeheestags, fight. Me feels confident of, Wiq- rounds, T. & Lippy of Seattle was |ning and intecds after disposiig efjone of those who completed hi cumini: |e weeps. round. He turned In a score of 91 jolly te not say much a me of the cards turned O702 FIFTH RACE—One and an eighth mflos. Selling, Four B) ia linble to furnish = che “as ot wee " Chander Seen, 8 z| yearolds an? upward. Value to first $200. plane for Mr. Gane when the two R. Bankerd, Baltimore, §2; HG Tatea, Ween 3 st = smokes get or in the ring, | Roan, &6° Howard Gee, Princeton Sak femeaiiet 5 ae aS WALCOTT” RETAING CHAM. jae; A. W. Tillinghast, 45) D. Len i ™ » PIONSHIP. jard, 87; JF. Byers, $9; J. H. Childs $ m §s | z 86: P. R. Pyne, 85; F. O. Horst, 86 : a) | ROMTON, July 11.—Joo Waicott,| MM pony, 94; =A. T. Sterting cig ft Rostor ined the weiter gt rg 1 we Tale BD | & show bE Pearees show 4 weight champte of wor! wight artide, a Yale pla Forester Diapiay ae ony pgs = oeeenant ‘thad low score with 75; Walter = _ coven | Of Milwaukee, in the eighth row 4) Travis took Jerote D. Travers at the Lincoln Athie lub in |t0Ok 80; Eben Byers, $0. Those 9703 SIXTH RACK—One mite and fifty yards Selling, Three Yi Chelsea. Wea s famous punch,| Players who started in yearolds and upward. Velue to first $250 la loftchand ewing to the jaw, de. | Oon were caught Ina Tefen Wor “ny “KK Foduny Tp “GCI feated Dowaherty which spoite thele se i ijatwway te Pp” te Be Laren ota te those to suffer this Qay wore Sentry Sit f ho ‘Plain Talks for Particular sr. F cunenen 2 © WILL GIVE SMOKER. A amoker will be atven by com. | | pany f. of State National Guard, | he Armory th evening, at y given a diversified | f sements, Refresh- pePceine or fend 1 SUMMER STOCK. 96.75 TAILOR MAD! KR Free Car Tickets | A ? inty _ for Parle ore a 7 . The Band Box Market Firat ream v, will mm Prk Satu t Shaw's P ank Bufiding give an MILLINERY SHOP d Price Disposing of By summer Stock at Half Marke ALL TRIMMED HATS woeeseres HALF EXCEPT BLACK OR WHITE ALL FANCY SHAPES HALF ALL TRIMMINGS HALF HALF LARGE LINE OF FINE BRAIDS DISPOSING SALE WINS MANY FRIENDS bus ter than June as =the The blue Mark-Down used and nn ie ' Bpe Time is short. No question ebout these va of the year, Lace Curtains ¢ Better hurry up and buy DISPOSING OF CURTAINS $2.0 A PAIR CURTAING, DISPOSING BALE PRICE, EACH 39¢ ms 824 Nottingham Lace Curtains, p ved and must be Gieposed of at once, the assorted val from $1.90 to $2.00 per pair. So . imper fee ‘ neconde—just an occasional dropped; wothing to burt. Every " ye Alaponed Thureday at, each 5 see wincow READY-TO-WEAR DEPARTMENT & LINON surre 2328 alan wk with or ero styles; clr folia Five sty Etons, Jacket “7s TAILOR. MADE LINO suiTs DISPOSING OF ALL DRESS SO0O0DS AND SILKS READ EVERY ITEM VALUES FOR Se EMBROIDERY 12h ee 4-tneh Biack Taffete Silk, black only, oxtra heavy quality, vold of arch, regular value $1.00; Disposing Sine galtty Imported Fre " Mopalr, $1.50 Hroadcloth ‘ inches wide, Dinposing a only ié-tnch Meck Mohair, wit pola Bale 1 oa: D Mercertned brown @ THE BUSIEST BASEMEN SEATTLE’S LEADING HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT Friday Te re Waterproof Lunch lwaye et Ibe; Disposing Sale Skirting, green Grocery wold Now te the time to buy rour ve eakfast food. No cooking, no Pure White Fruit Jar Rubbers aes touteeh: tk 1 fet os REE eee Special 4 dozen of the Jackage, A re nu Piak : he wie— Heavy $4.00. Disposis Pa n See oats th esipne Sena 4 Rice at * UG] 280. deren Poliehed Jelly Tumblere—Groun Bbe ie 2 “arolina Head Rice at, a tb. Me ' a Grade Young Hyson Tea. pisPosina SALE FINE SUIT CA 2S a ih ise AND TRAVELING BAGS, { Knetioh Breakfast 25 Cowhide Suit ¢ * fall linen tined i» ave with double traps and shirt fold, hand- : somely trimmed, worth $7.80; Disposing New Garne be “ ‘ t ¥ on at 12 os Sale price 405 > $10.00 Cowhide Suit Ca matt French Pronee at, © th. GOT pngish Bowed Leather Bult 3 Magi ast or Yoast Foam at, @ finished ywhere at packs de Assorted Jello at, o phe se worth 50e 10-1) sack Graham Flour a oF Disposing Sale nnck Oe worth $6.09, Disposing 10-th. anek Whole Wheat Flour at 8 Jnome Suit Cases. oe + fe t mek and catche 1-ib pke. Ceylon Tea at, & phe worth $2.00; Dispostr ae 250 HAIR BRUSHES specta good Halt ansorted gray, white 8c SILK BELTS he Ribbon Girdle Belts, shirred, col- nd shapes gram, ews BAe Oe bristles and ase ansorty peas e and bre handles, we with handsomely engrave t effect price, s1 tere; Disposing Sale price 10¢ poring Buchanan Co. 1113-15-17 Second A’ oe Garvey Lumber Exchange Bldg. ———— eS