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

iD 7 | — ee ring that quit wi : e TAREE ACROSS tay he M " haste ” C Bookmaker Rnge played Mal. | ORCLARES FREBNO HAB TO GO! A P PUBLIC HAS A NICE DAY WITH Ry carnen ap tlie: gape on 8 N Ade ody roll rei THE BOOKS, COMING OFF | th ra HOME TO MILK AND CAN'T) 1 Addie and Med Am. | . SLIGHTLY TO THE GOOD-—| A y " y Was bet oF PAY HIM MONEY TO GEE His “ ar ae f f 1 | Hd, Bhoridan in @e last race and he ; ae ; POOR RIDES 1 1 the « . sh ot BALL TEAM : : “ . his backers any pa ce ae . — s a j | | Piayed by Ballore. Four selling races and twe e , “ nt Othh ded Wave That ball play afler supper sa ; fren made up an ordinary card i ch eonen tnd "| hax not been a success in Fresno, . . adows yesterday, As sad $100 eaph way on the | '2¢ follewing wall from Mike Fish: | Dr. 3 or. Bee es and two well-played or in evident Becodd choices won, (he pe had Nix on sunset baseball games the better of the books and cased sein in a “gre ‘ he reaion of 6 g. m.,” writes Mique | (he f ' Re galt i: he knigt to ” Doalen oh gt “i from the prune belt. “It's Just abo lor boys oug f . rd fmtiking time for the populace. 1 : t ' f t knew ft wouldn't go the first da r " and a | he a alk ” ! see. Grenore, f t p p ca nut | 1 Kits h Hale # be . “ ~ j j Exciting Times | a adh Alp . ~ > Be : | Btarter Duke had bis ha stand, right next to one of | in oT aaa A m soe gan : el Ace am horses w patch of alfalfa on his obin, It was . ny! always between these | srly 10 minutes MMe finally got| just at the most exciting part ab - t nh, away to a good sta exame. Truck Kagan was nfeoy snd race resembled the] lbat, and Hap Hogan was the | Darkiowa Derby in its mak TH To’ rmmy Rostof was backed down from ¥ 8 to # to § favoritism, but ran an} = Corcoran awful bad race and tehe the money | “One of the worst drawbacks ¢ He may save something out of} 8 e Welfly Won | baseba ». ome Co r . ' th ae are tha | EES step hine Bioko a 7 A © will Bo for a a rule ball ple | Weifly, 5 to 1, with that gor t mon who fol | days of usefulnoss as a big leaguer | Callahan up She won . hing ¢ are over he drifte down amo e| two lem haddeus war secon t sining of aj minors, where his past ‘ } end Kind nished thi b . feastonal career) ments a about all the ' Tavora was heavily & i va ears of his life, | can boas in the diamond game third race, | “ah self for a bark in the saloon busine mo! on " ous, A calling. Af he has played ben they ou r feeding nea y 5 years he feels and, as a matter | they are not q ter won by a head from Tavors. | of feet, he is of the runaing | ‘! " who v “ ve e her bus! TT opers Vtde at wards of ene! tain, 8 h it ts she cou! e weate . * ra . Salable & Betay, under . \ how i' ing ff A. Brown, t , finishing fo “Bunch of oT Grapes” aruok vet engin Sate REST COFFEE “MADE IN art Alaska Bidg., New i . Block | ta o. Ft a, and ls @ riders - t ng Hersat he 9 Jahe wer he f ar 2 Jockey wan aus-| LIST OF STEEL . : f K T TAR—WEDNESDAY, AUG, 15, 1906. TALENT LANIS BASE BALL PLAYERS eine | | KNOW LITTLE ELSE =" AW THE COWS. the Gtar Theater Dea Flows bet $200 on The Mist, | coaching line, hollering his hea nly t bie filly run outeide (he) T aes were fu and Trnok ¢ oe tnly wked good for a soak tha | would clear them 8 heriand. the v wn! The Hay Culturtat 1 had $100 # t and| was chewing pieces Hucotic and evinced great| bench, he was so bloc fact when that anime ame|Just w » Truck wee ‘ e im fr t for the big ewing « horn wa off i the scenery somewhere began to Jockey J. Mayes rode a ntee race! blow The haddeus and b a@ht that ent-} he man with Malfe spin ‘ second tn the second race, | jumped up That's the old woman |f 0! ¢ ean & foods iblowing for me to come home,” he here now-and ha been for Jockey Sulit nde a nice ancel anys jum gasted cows |i through this price list «and hie effort wae inj have " ked And he be jockeys | the) even oe @ rok t seo if T * awung ot | swd Followed Him THE CLUBS may eRe Pacific Coast League | ack he i thew If some Pee eee eee eee oh ah. . Miihat could be work « « STANDING OF 28. =| donb entua, * - ng time, and | am ie nefarious re : = — FROM OTHER TRACKS Northwestera mcg IF ve | asi ag as ant National League ro CLOTHES PINS, » “ $750 METAL COVERED TRUNKS. f STAG. ‘HANDLE CARVING ser ' 147 Piayea At Bargain Prices|} STAR FORM CHART |. | i | 5.09 Gem Monitor for j es — |S | SURUIE D SEATTLE, Aug. 14, 1966.—Pitty first day. Cloudy. Track good fj] <> fore . sd i $65.00 Star Bstate 0.00 HH bert, presiding judge Duke, starter ee 4 “4 j $89 0 Majestic Range OSB FIRST RACK—Pive and «half furlongs Selling, Four-year t- ~ ~4 B00 olds and upward. Value to first, $160 ecbingts « j $7.00 All Steel avy ret a a on jockow a c reopen | $53.00 Cleveland Range... = i a ; ea NATIONAL LEAGUE $50.09 Horn Range for et oF fon a l. ® % “ltenets Macieod, on hie cosking te $60 69 Garisad Range 00 * * & Keogh 2 & | ¢ 1) abecond $50.00 Wagner for 0.00 = o Gadenibe 7 — _ $60.00 Miller Mont. Range for wf T Selttve: » ia Are Light, ¢ fencer, and Gus = | hb ng ; on HMerdom have teen sent to Raratogs | ~ i * » 7 aratogs| $45.09 Buck Range for ¢ mS es "ns ce | —_ 2 by Jaineg Arthur | We also carry a full line of . | ctewetene : | iaaer the weil known brand of CHAR b ASN re Atehe piece 6 ahow 8 Marremce stow B8 nahin : i M | | I TER OAK RANGES, which are noite oe @ eaten-Antie B | Jams, ota, Boraners ap e ne ce | eer a ene ALL THE MU6IC IN THE guaranteed to be the most ecom - weosiiaed . - ~ omical range on the market OS84 SECOND RACE “One and & quarter miles Belling Four year-olds aad upward. Veluwe to first, $200 | t With Vo token ¥ Complete Housefurnishers and Bole Agents for Charter Oak Rages os + ‘ Tf fee Moreenes 418 Pike Street, PM Royalty. 8 Pomentate Proree Main 3908, Ind 3094, a ee Witty place 65, shew Winner, Trietin Mabie Sart gent. Won = _— S85 THIRD RACE Gtx furlongs Selling Three-year olds. Value to first, $254. Tades Borer “ew Kindler show & le Wines, Liquors, Cigars and Tobaceos. J. ARONSON 104-106 First Ave. S. we t Tavera place 12, cut show. Metay out show fy Boddhe Am bittan ail driving 9886 FOL RTH RACE Five upward. Value to first, $200 Taden Hoven ey Have « bottle of honestly good Nquor about your premiss Come here and get the best for the least money Delmonico Club Rye $1.00 Per full quart bottle. © quarts for ........... 85.00 9887 FIFTH RACK—One mile Selling. Fouryearolds and up ward, Value to first , a% SIXTH RACK—One mile nd fifty yards. Purse. Three year olds as ward. Value to first, Tette Wire oe 104-106 First Ave. 5 Phones: Sunset, Main 327 dependent 1751 Free Delivery Others driving saofent WORLD PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. Cream » "i je by A th a © Site made ih Beattic and favored sansa tend re oe 3 et Angeles sterzetes- ¢ fl with Mepeline thet delicious Maver | — oOo OOO C eS tT lite: thet tectes s-| | fashioned Vermont May make your own tee ‘Redmen’s Carnival at at Ee t Shaw's Pb butting Bremerton setest ton, which opens Aug 13th and be an Bring D.C. Floyd @ Co, 210 Cob} 45 p.m. line building, « few agate pebbles atick and | return at 11/15 p.m. Round trip) hat pins or cuff buttons; cost ts] $550 foaee Aug. 18th, there xtra bast leave Pier at very evening, leaving Bremerton to grind and mount tn i. om | small Get Out Sale Although we are sellitg clothes at greatly reduced prices, nevertheless we arp giving the greatest attention every garment that goes out of to the correct fitting ¢ Business Suits 820.00 $20, $32.60, $46 R254 Two Piece Suits Y REDELSHEIMER & CO. 800-804 First Ave., Cor. 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EVERYTHING: get rem dig Kelley ' COMES FORTH THIS PUG WITH ' Hag unteg A DECLARATION TO THE A fenring a halt in ) 4AT HE 16 CHAM rete WORLD Th f ore sgn “ are ore, hie PION THEREOF IN THE MID # without | DLEWEIGHT CLASS © Taher tigy vues con seoan ne soe ny AML the World Np a as s. Ride Like This ry " * erica will yon ' een vm, vers and to, , slar to Orchard Route tos that as fused «| between 1 Bremerton f Take th nd Net then fficte c breathe ¢ 8 alr, OF romp Bs s le ! t 6:9, $:90 and sph 16, 3 20 and 9 “e pm. Hound trip, Se I I a 8 = of spectad Ime i a Blk, 4 the yard f to value: the The POR he 12.00 BLUE AND GOLD ENGLISH PORCE. LAIN & PIECE DINNER SETS, ‘ten r4 gold, fine for six per- a * Tents for Rent All sizes in Tents and Pip rented for a week or as long a you want them, or will allow you 60 per cent upon return at est of season LOGGER’S SUPPLY CO Colman Dock Phones 922. 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