The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 4, 1906, Page 2

et . - i 3 THE SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, AUGUST 4, 1900 es - at ee = = F "1 se | R GES Tent heme at The Meadows. P PITCHER ‘s PLAY DECIDING GAME TALENT PICKS | EVERETT TRUE AT THE RA Shea seven viel ARM TELLS | ta My 1) an wunwcan wnevonee mces] OF WEATHER CHANGES ay ) Aug. 4 { A a Cee” 'o 5 f De ( qm! ' ' ' > ; ; aW.R ' our a oven 4 ‘ ‘ BATTLE WITH THE BOOKS 15 } wg mY , BRAND \ Pat i ust — FROM OTHER TRACKS AT EVERY grad t ABOUT AN EVEN BREAK HARVARD CREW ARRIVES | 2 | OF THe ME AND Fingal o 4 HILE THE SPORT 18 OF AN . HIM IN é bhig ‘ ‘ A Pras rR FIFTH ROUNG § ORDINARY CHARACTER TT with " ; 5 3 1 ' °. errived ob vy Moral ibe ; DY Yange h ; 1 " ait.in ; : the same gem oir’ " M * iia tote i ' of ' : am ¥ od - ey eports a tt = Al Gragg pole on in pletgly ae wee u ' “ wn a pet - . " . } ¥ 10 Ue fa | | : ” was © thee n i wa ave & fale whe 3 | wi bv " fell. "fe nd he starteg | ery in a @ jeague for several | te ~ of uppereay he | tell wh fttme, if be ‘ ‘ wan (0 tall ay sliscuisbebiaasin change m. He whe { Wm NOt thie 1 old time » ® ij rm " . « swings ty COLORED PUG CAN'T HELP) will toll him about the he , [ cleverly change. It jan't I aw i ‘¢ a6d work BUT TAKE CHANCES WITH |i, rhoumatiom continu / 10) ONG Go the HIS MONEY AND AS A RESULT a 1, the Den ' . rsupsiasriebotey ing SULT! pitoher | every time tt | ie » Californie last * urphy was all to (6 Glee HASN'T GOT A CENT weather te prep o change ; ovlg tye- one,.| monn urd, and in the | Mike Kahoe well known | of oka te ‘ a ts a to mak he fe -— | a enh j é > > ‘ ft hook tothe ora ¢ P hte - yp Sey CER *| ow ny vand be pat . ¥ es «| . in of the occurence. 1 consult)” ined by Dr. I “ After the nd i. | ewatly m bd lthetr had physielan, who sald the pains Wee? © floored the Quaker fap wi} 30 to but qutt we 4) vena twinge any place until af ‘ ve ra Pew en thy ir Poe gh Ripe , of nine. Right ay |half a mile Another goed rider got ft In the 14 story el covered ye od ye OF, nga —~e i. e thel! n he has had since good | f n rang Gt . eo} There are seven races oa the cant neck yesterday when Graham got « hobite of tt ogre fant, [Severe Yeats, Oeeoe oath ' Satsuma, won the Burns | dow ad only tan etart 8 MT have won by |today, the feature of which ts The gee down by the starter for misbe at time the weather changed I would te in the c08 te Sata en © counted ain herself. Santa Ray led all the way | Meadows Selling Stake hav post. He will be « The pair were tratning at Man] me Ue vee en of the imper ~~ - oe “| He caw Wateou wom the race by a } path | today | flat é Oe hie | f 6 Th 1 race was @ gift for Lit e road tay ~~ ed wauke ow ervale, © ne books laid the ex-/ | WOR. Bnew won a large « an stopped sh 4 tata bie Northern Pacific has made round ‘ « ad thine ty tremely Hberal price of 6 | } of ttithy incre wh 1 Cake won, | bands o belt's should | ate of $6 to Milwaukee | t vuds tonsed “. agala nees. He got o ee, as he held her & . & and Milly sald, “t fiabt- | { ’ ‘ ‘ urn. DATES OF SALE AUG. | into the r froat ar au 1 t played n the ring af yeare, off - ° " at) Kuers f ne HTT, STH AND $TH A . low | = was p itoas h py wot row ' ny ii c¢ » ' rates At. Paol, Chicago, 8t. Louls Spock pas " se yo Hunt of, Coueran in ovis |Kasaas Chur nian mine oce| OOOOH Betting prised everyone b uw i ws » 5 feat of ‘ was | call City Ticket OF Cov Let Ay ms ning third 1 doce dapper vagy ! he , surprise. The final score was|aad Yeuler Way de ane and Tired in Streteh. : I played Sug today, so I h ‘ atis 2 L[IT® GETTING TO BE QUITE A 75, eo. 38 $6 noel met the win.| Talbot, for Patents, 406 Mutual Life. | Shaw's Pharmacy, frterk.. Supreme Court, who opened at) cuess it's up o to play Legal » out be beokmahers 2 oo nag + her , oes | Bide Oe te 1 oat cloned at 20 to 1 WA] Form tomerrow nf \' ‘i por rear ening COMMON THING NOWADAYS fh iy ree aire tow ‘ainee ny the fourth race easily by two! Joni artott FOR THE GIWAGHES TO PULL 7 Tongths Ralph Young made th aanet in saline: anne ESS! e te TS “A > fight a * Miss SUTTON WING. pace to the stretch, where he tired) Jo. net o » te the Gift seco ws » latter's te " OUT AHEAD. an@ Supreme Court, who had be ond che © wed en it the rece | AOSIOTANT STARTERS aT . oy that } - NEWCASTLE, England, Aue ¢ kia ground gradualty, bad} MN ned out the 2} , tens ap ool in winning. Major Ten-| 2 ge aes j ee ee ‘ eer We yesterday ¢ tot. Yea | sees Satiens ad Rey ran a good rece, coming from | - MEANS THAN BEATING RE i” o4 Gans, “I had « bet / . fornia, beat Mine ¥ away back, and got third place tn; R 4 Miteor anaes . camber’ Weede a we ’ h . be ia ait tn ea the last stride |. Sam Bese pee yer pet nai] PRACTORY HORSES AT THE), and he dectared me| crot . ou. TO. 4 By acre of 6-0, 6-1 Yankee Jim made the pace to the |" the 23-year-old race and if she he | ‘ : al H p oe & for the stretch in the fifth race, where| ot been badly rfered with he} BARRIER. j nn a ian a Mga 2 ale ON THE NEW AND FAST STEAMER a Grace St. Chait ‘rem over him and|euld undoubtediy have cashe end ef the puree, Tm broke, by : j ee q won easily by a length. Lucy ¢ | eng haa eet ayes an - coe : SCP HOE ee i time to also beat Jim a nose for] is stil! on earth by ceshing a $50 bet] The use of b pa by the an | monkey © 2 pontes ‘ ' : STANDING OF the place. Utiea was the heavily} on Libervaie, In the Alarka » | eistaat starters by nm stopped.) « inet od on o tek * played favorite at § to 2, but ram «| _ jtemporariiy at least st Brighton. | the pty ypdtonean teen ses . " .. "3 ‘« | struments of torture have sot been | be ** apted Cane 7 Relief at Last. when Seed Cake wor they laid : } $ y Itop price against the horse at ” Starter Dade ts acting on aj sround ‘ ca | Laem enna ee Florence Fonso, the favorite, | 0 . jon made by the stewards Whe poking f = ‘ + times and got « big play sn 2 mm ard: : came to the relief of the talent to} : , |i cutting Out the use of the whips |be asked anything = $ ees Pacific Coast League. the last race by winning by « weatl These officials wanted to learn| “Willie moking for « ante gg hy 7 ae Puget We tan OR bin, who led into the] The rough riding of the jockey") from experience ia there w over on thie skate, SEN | teler. i ie a a 6 - b a eee continues, the judges seeming | gout excuse for them or if it eure — . ” ‘ ‘ Jobitviows of the fact. En th ye better to dispenae with them a or tolling the otdq@. © “ ” ‘ne Prt Se in |race Atking was hung on oc bree om > & & — bene - b a " rq face several The experience so fer al in And that's Joe Gane-—the oh eo? vs ot, ragga 7 i jockeys had to pull up te pr t o Hi t ve erthwestern League. HERO OF THE VALENCIA.| faver of the total discoutinuance uf | bieck man that ever lived : rh ER in pare — — the femce.|cho uae ef whips. im seme fow! ebett might have added tha Piayed. Wom Laat Per ¢ cp & jookey discbeys starter in ~ = ‘e " Z cases they may serve a good pur | Gans’ colored record was made by a Mr, Segalon wilt give an exhiD-/the slightest it's “two Weeks on the! auch, for instance, a* thelone of the shadiest white man tmnt + tte ftion of Fancy Swimming and High | ground for him,” but i he endan-| . a *-) Vietoria B case on Thureday, when [ever mined in the game Dtving at Aiki Natatortum every |gere the iives of half the riders in| tye ning of the lath at the 1 ‘afternoon and evening this week. *** | 4 race, nothing seems to be dor ae ing aah at the proper anitie py mt: “4 ae. [time might ti tadeced thie Mi rer x to break with her field j x 2 ’ | There hae beer natderabie talk! There are frequent cesse of this —_ —— 4 jlately ag to (he reapective merits of | kind, and, im fact, If ansietant start NATIONAL LEAGUE Veta 2 |The Huguenot, Dusty Miller ers could be made to use thelr | ee a ‘ jStilicho over « distance of whips in such cases only there! oe . § | The owner of Dusty Miller ie will-| might be some excuse for wm. | i] + « tle vie 1 ing to match him against any horee| Many a bad of siew breaker might | pa Jon the track at a mile amd an cighth| be helped tat tivity by an ap | re Ot aacke Ry Be " }and the people whe own Mtitleho | plication of the whip. but the tadte | nw aly “ Pn A a a - re | think he cam beat the Miller, Theleriminate use of them is an evil] 9 i ° s 2 lansoctation may offer = special purse | rather than a help j ee et te Dees ¢ br |for the three horses, each carrying| No order barring the whips has Joce-fonme ¢ sf omorrow un iP equal weights, and if they do. the| been issued by the offictala, but/ EVERETT OELIGHT AND PRIDE = s 5 largest crowd that ever attended the |it te not improbable that the bag a eh ° me t the track wilt b t | PUTS FRis APPER T onan is - p At” oocyte geen learn pay “fo Pine ie ge altageth pitts OO CORAPERA YO) ant ‘ To Balnbridge Island points. stopping at Rolling Bay Ft 4 we goed UY) THE LAND OF NOD IN THE] trees feanion ond Madison, Bartow, Agate Pass, Sebold, Manzanita, Keyput | _— 0 cuse or Pearson and Paulsbo. Stop made at Paulsbo of three Bargain Prices | FOURTEENTH ROUND " @ and a half STAR / ORM CHART wee | Being Broke Refreshments on the boat, Take your lunch aad er } and oka. | LOTS OF ROOM. COOL RIDE, YOU'LL ENJOY THE 165.00 Gem Monitor for £20.00 devs | ree 8 nn w| Ther a Be exense ior, a young ROUND TRIP 90 CENTS. nie Sine Daten «<> SUDO EE CRSTTLR. Ane. 0. 1098-—-Certyeonand day. Westher fins. Trash “Tore ' 4 ¢ spend all bis salary or start Steamer leaves Pier 2, foot of Yesier Way, at 9:30 @ my $00.09 Majewtio Range $42.00 last. H. H. Babert, presiding judge Duke, starter bee ane | om ane Wo Meshell ls bank aceount and make it grow turning arrives in Seattle at 6:39 p. m. : $70.96 All Steel Peeriess $85-00 eT Raion to toes ee ee Ne “Threoyeareite. Ti prenctons, a6 j “ROT — Don't you think {'s well worth your GET TICKETS AT THE BOAT ‘alue to firw 0 : ‘ tev e 5 ay be a AMERICAN LEAGUE. lwhile starting the good work by In order to give you an aftornoon’s outing, we will make 065.99 Cleveland Range $33 Tagen Horse a a i Toobay Bl the pride ot ¥ —— Idepositing s dollar with the Se trip Saturday, leaving at So’clock p. m, and retail $50.00 Be ange for 820.00 | hy ee Be Bevis : | he Fries | % 8 © | curtty Savings @ Bale Depe $40.90 Gariand Rang 835.00 1 laters sie yh em F . . - ie " « ; 12 Beneca your 260.00 Wenner for... 88000 Bisset s & & Ran ;° ae ee oe 5 a ee nsportation =e _ mes fF fe @ Rarnanee —_— | vom yon vos ie sueosenaameenage a0 mip ery - tr » & s iy ie . PHONES—SUNSET MAIN 938 ceseeees $8000 irabam ‘_& —— + 4 : ; show * tatowa shew 646 eae agi one aiveree Hhonter ant tartew, Mask, | SUITS MADE TO YOUR ORDER H $15.00 Bock Renge for 820.00 bhad his man on ' ot he | Powers and Mobrect } { We also carry « full itne of the ime, but 414 not seem anal 50 ‘ « nown brand of CHARTER ent force back of his bi Ba Be = b} : ES, which are guar- - . ’ on yrange hang oe Oe a anteed to be the most economical OND RACB—Seven furlongs. Selling. Throe year olds ns Paad i. je hhh - o- Walsh ond Sullivan; Harrie Ne More. No Love. Ss range on the market. to first, $200 } a oo oe PRAY TAILORING CO. a a CE Jockey ee SF ee ua aise heel Gn aan 1201 First Ave. Cor. Seneca. ; : ove to weaken, but he did ‘ir tor ce t ; DABNEY & WOODHOUSE * up bis advantage FURNITURE CO., Ine. nuous rain of blows that R Successors to Dabney & Wood- anded McPa@den« jaw E heuae, | y ened him and in the e e ? ete Housefur. shers and [14th, wher Sat fact i Sole Agents for Charter Oak the jaw th : kee 1S ion 00 ones south of Marke 3 i é Phones—Main 2908, Ind. 3096. Fe were dlane to ¢ wa Urnpires uaran ; 9829 THIRD RACE—Bix fart and §i*! the fant % % upward. Value to first aving made the trip from Beatts leo Angeies sererie a ae A i HEAP BIG TALK Batteries Randolph and Mangerine: We i Wines, Liquors, Cigars and 4 Cesare! ’ sta omy is to h lott éoue 8 ‘r ou'll surety be in i i Tobaccos. } Senden cee. 1 0 ‘ GOLDFIFLD, Nev Aue 4 NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE. » have your clothes at our laundry, you ely tuck i ; ft Artin ug 6 m 3% A. Hirow Battling Nelson, through his man | ARONSON ee PB ager, Sity, Kolan, has exprosaed,& | pas treerreest GS THINK OF OUR LAUNDRY ‘ ” Vist Manette, m3 oS ay willingness to meet Joe Gank in a! Grays jie eoee » 4 w NE” iu | finiel fight for $20,000 here La-| “ s* s Wr toe “ 104-106 First Ave. S. SL ony Nog gr Yd eg ee ASH LI i — ——— p ne i ; st a ie “s _ Pade saeien ppoka sesxeeseent 34 and you'll have visions of spotiess Iinen. It's eure to be true ' | \Gane’ acceptance is expectes to- | ™°" 6 4 agit when we do your work. et everything ready and make & i 98230 FOURTH RACKE—One mile, Selling Fouryearolds and f)/Merre* _ . s clearance lot™ of it and we 1 do it promptly and a It i t upward. Value to first, $ learance sale price.” Do it now. That Aronson sells the beet Wines, Liquors, Cigars and To- Daccos for lees money than the average desler can buy for. All Nickle Cigars . : 9 loss FIFTH RACE—Five furlongs Parse. mcyoeners iy Th ainnptabenpbemegs apessvenedynscciaadtsg | ~Ay ee~ Cee oa > a i Value to firet, $200. stock In the Dutch Miller Company | the * » Ral . 4 for 5c Tadox orgs we re a a oe Socks for several months, but 4 Miller property, on the Chalcopyrite KEEP IN MIND Fe Arace me * = ear t » th denatt By -s t 7 ‘ . ho were t © ‘ : ! DELMONICO CLUB WHISKY ote tale Out Veer Sone an the showing in |. : $1.00 PER FULL QUART Bor. re oe he North | STK @ SIXTH RACE—One mile. Purse. Three-yonr-olds and up [iment of the y ot qittnel the Sem, out at the trans me . - . peewee ee mea mitrol of the Dutch Miller property |terial arrived at Bkykorieh the past | 92e SeCONGAY.,Near Madison hence the parchase of ene | put iat SPECIAL BARGAINS sure » M of it he Stock ie os a at $1.00 per shar NOTICE, | 104-106 First Ave. $. “ >t eattle-B gnd the demang the past week has You can get the name of the owner fF fee Tica Mow be eany ne Bean vary heavy. ne many ore vets | Ogi Gudea lta Phones; Sunset, Main 2276; In- 06, which will go a long ways to- |ixing that averaging 074.00 per oo. ‘Also eng other lalorastion: pos j (Ha (a A a as mance ets mae eee | ll THE HEGDAHL CO. iné We odiceer | tae Al inte ag a . ne = ounting 7 $800 00 wilt moon . r *Sownn. | COR. BURKE AND SECOND AVENUE. 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