The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 25, 1906, Page 2

FINISHES |p AMERICAN SWIMMER IN FOREIGN WATERS DAY'S FEATURE JUDGES WERE OBLIGED TO PICK THEM APART IN THREE RACES—TWO FAVORITES AND THREE SECOND CHOICES WIN | t race ' th ¥ s Faverites Win Two that « ‘ i @ and A wae dea . 7 oS Aap — et tte at race 1 / SINAL EY by «tha Marte Bai we Peter § MoNall wim in the canals of Venice He ted eteh, thr . has gone wi n go to Constantinople and wil] begin at Rome Dardar s and th n swim the histe T a he expects ¢ “ will switn 50 miles down the Rht f Gibralta . take a little swi quatic feats in va a of Lake ( » and will also/ & pe at 40 to 1, went out t and » the a fast pace to within 20 ya , he w where Royal Roe 1 got Uirne win by a hea all at ade a streteh run and « hey 4 oven ap im tiv be third. Laura F, M playing Laura ert all her « 1jn the barn and FM. Whata chance they had an a disagreeable race. Crosewatte distinguished bimeelf two winners esterday by riding r ther winning jockeys were T Sullivan, Borel, Kirschbaum, Me B Sherry was made favorite in eal fourth race and. under a nice ride| a from Bo came atrong tn the} Beg aning thie af this afternoon seven) Kirschbaum certatnly ta tmp: stretch and beet Baker two lengtha |races will | am each day at the Ing. He r Seshtel wan ae Gear the Meadows until the close of the | Back and never + tm | Mreoting he got in close Tuck Rack and Kiba alte getting 1 They hooked up together in the} Afte pace In the fourth race Charley! When the ¢ stretch and came down te the wire |Van Du proved bimself the man today were t racing like a team, Firat one would | With t alter by Bidding the win |after the fourth race a bunch of de abead and then the other. They |Ber, Sherry, up to $1,000, at ¥ h students of the dope gathered to paused under the wire #0 close that |faure he secured the horse @ gether to discuss the Alaska Han only the judges could separate them, |taliation the owner of dieap, whieh ts for dectaton Jaimed Baker, the horse this afternoon. Norris Warren and they hung up Tack Rack’s num cr. Mise May Rowdish, the favor was a distant third, ped to listen to Aiscusston when one fervent fe ot the mies grabbed him and in f wal tones sald wr w. arr three lengths at « bth. and FW. Barr at the ‘an Dusen bad tn the race at ne ‘There was a big tip ot Wen by « Head. Sieceeane teams am epeatns quatation Lawra F. M. and Royal Reguelo¢ 15 to 1 he was backed down to beat Gorgal opened up equal favorites at € to 5 1¢ to 1, at which price he went to mile and an In the last rece, but so much cotn [the post He ran 4 bad race, never beat Dusty M womt in on Laura F. M. that het leven showing any symptoms of fistance, how priee went down to 9 to 10, while | somed beat Dasty Mi Royal Rogue went up to 9 to & and three-six When the barrier went up, Neatneas, My, look at Tuck Back.” er! young f Gorka a mile ~ lclamied & woman as the hor ~ Low Colonist Rates (inst Scr ek) ifitth race Me's tt up ike « What's the dope ? De. | o . ‘Westbound, daily, August 27 to ¢ Chstetmes tree fiead tober 31, inclustee. Tickets may be} prepaid at GREAT NORTHERN | what TICKET OFFICE, Second and Co lumbta . Nis bananas ald the STAR FORM CHART 1906. —8tx febert, prentding fu Attention fast id Ed. Duke, « PIRST RACE-~-Four anda half furlongs Selling Maiden | ter - oa * Value to firet, $200 Fu . a a Sa oe . rniture : E : “7 . + & Bargains EPH Piette pinae i? " } . . vhvore ‘ $95.00 Welsh Money Sate jen Mas wh 7 — | 835.00 ir rc — ° \ $1400.00 Knabe Piano $300.00 9929 SECOND RACE—Stx furlongs Selling yeara: and $50.00 Ive Box . 821.00 rd. Val oft $150. $150.90 Very Fine ere Of a ee } fee - 815.00 ‘ * ~ i . ‘ Lots of Counters, also show . ed ee / canes : . + ‘ : | si ; * * | For bargaing in furniture . ' stoves, ranges and carpets a 7 » pen We are in = position to save on, ba Snew Verrncs place %. show 6 yeh eve w o- he by Mt. Angwio-Lona Umit end hand furniture. Saeed. Wen ail Griving hard. O10 THIRD RACE—One mille Selting Three to firet, $200 DABNEY & WOODHOUSE | | =~ a FURNITURE CO. os Romare ta Complete Housefurnishers and ee Sole Agents for the Charter Ouk Stee! Ranges and Heaters. 418 PIKE ST. Phones—Main 3998, Ind. 3098 9941 FOURTH RACE—One and a sixteenth miles, Selling, Four yearolda and upward. Value to first, Wines, Liquors, Cigars ana a Ve —] *~ x1 Tobaccos. gh : ‘ es 104-106 First Ave. S. C t 8 8 Parnshaw wos FIFTH RACKE—Seven furlongs. Selling. Four-yearolds and upward. Value to first, $20 Old Monroe}iee Ss ee J. A. Smoking cet tS FE Perse Tobacco ss PRE Ra Ed. White, the Tailor Every One to Their 208-9 Collins building, is showing Lik d Di lik his fall line of exelusive sult pat es an b es terns in all the very latest colors.| fut most pe think there i noth 104-106 Fi t Ave. §, ‘Those litle things that make # 1 a dish of rs suit look snappy are part of White MAPELINE ICE CREAM Phones: Sunset, Main 3876; 'o- stylishly tailored sults because # delicious flavor and absolute dependent 1761. hite personally does the cutting! purity make It a gonuine favorite, Free Delivery. one! oo TTLE STAR in eran pe ta ? STANDING OF : THE § SEATTLE WING § IN ITS TURN: THE CLUB Oe A A nel Northwestern League FRESNO MAKES A SPURT AT THE FINIGH, BUT FAILED TO } Amer an League. COME UP WITH THE NECES - pot. | SARY RUN ‘ Low ANGERLY A 7 rhe + | ‘ 4 sy yg ‘ Pacific Const League | j Jone f i ‘ National League aa | ate « their 4 Auf rod ¥ he ‘ i . : « Berg: SB. or a ‘ ter, ef 2 ae a ‘ ‘ ce eit |* / ¢ | i 1. PASSING COMMENTS me & , Ae Oa - ] 1 : n ke « € " Aw. fh MO a Oh lee ; 4 ‘ } : . a ar ; ‘ " he w 5 ae ae ieee ft : f ‘ , “ i > 4 Mi Ta it . oy 24 aborer of the her's ‘6 ss a Chiek P § w veda, “ih ‘ iu ft a ohteke ‘ * in 1 : > i nale th tas i + es ‘ Ru Lh ° ee | Bankes AMERICAN LEAGUE | Guess the Chicago baseball fan n we lhas a right to be id with tomma ; epresenting that city im the van in - ag j *\ both major leagues: z y Stetateld te at NATIONAL LEAGUE. « the batters in the ts aan 4 4 3] Wentck hae beem seasick ever | ggg gate [OS 4 to get his hands on ° 4 to Cincinnat! for ane = } » §| Something must be knawing the nigren end Moen; task| great Waddell, Rube has pot been ieee K »whed, run over by rule Five game nue en off a l0-story bu AH Bl cued the “gell,” landed 1 4 @ bt pound min F ped to th attertos — Hetag and @ehiet; Pastortus [Outlaws tp ok What . River ond Gore the matter press agent nn 2 | Reuben | Lid 7 2. © Eddie Householder of the Se amt tubhe!, Metal ere team te hitting Ike a house af Kitdte rappe « four out of four} Eotans * £° fl dmes up at Los Angeles tt t Mettertaentrnem. Fmtings, athe ant | OA paetye, Meth ond ‘botormen a | RACES | AT BUTTE * ate Peatterioe Higgins end Mares! pedttee BUTTE, Mont Aug 2% Mat! | PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. | mile—-Gemme! won, Canto Beach | second, Princess Alene third. Time 28 © Angoten .. RATO9LOLO- 8. LD San Framete tee e® )) Pive and a half ferlonge—J re + Nags end Bager: Morte Yeti won Tit bh second, Rach mee ie Hake third. 7 1:09 longe—Burnolette won. Mumenthal second, Reality third Retterixe Calift ond ont Ma: west FAST AMAT $ TO PLAY. » of the fastest tearm of Ame league, the Rallard n tien pert: The R ¢ Raltard ttend tn « to cbeer on their te Wood Pickens ot y. while MeClatre and Hein will FAVORITES MAKE GOOD. NEWPORT, RL, Ave rw Depost “First ‘Dollar “WHRR | Leonard, J.D: Jonen ¥. i Alex ed HH. Hackett are Deposit Co. ° : we “s * unt « p | > een See irvi 18 Cannon oy aot Tailors 1 et te Refore ur fall suit " eS. hing miperted suttings Dent throw your ota clothes|! « & (% mak away. Have them cleaned to look) they beve Ind ua Kt lke new at the Pantortum Mala) worth while t yet know us Th 10468 eee =| piace 211 mbta at eee xcursi ON THE NEW AND FAST STEAMER MONTICELLO Tomorrow, Sunday To Bainbridge Island points, stopping at Rolling Bay, ~ Port Madison, Bartow, Agate Pass, Sebold, Manzanita, Keyport, Pear m and Paulsbo. Stop made at Paulsbo of three hours and a half Refreshments on the boat, Take your lunch and enjoy a day muting LOTS OF ROOM COOL RIDE. YOU'LL ENJOY THE TRIP. ROUND TRIP, 50 CENTS. Steamer leaves Pier 2, foot of Yesler Way, at 9:30 a. m, re turning arrives in Geattie at 5:30 p.m GET TICKETS AT THE BOAT In order to give you an afternoon's outing, we will make the same trip Saturday, leaving at 3 o'clock p. m. and returning at 15 p.m Moe Bros. Transportation Co. INDEPENDENT 776-—-PHONES—SUNSET MAIN 938. SATURDAY, AUGUST 25, 1906. OCTOR oAYs acer ae ra i i 9) 6 MEDICA MAN LOOKS OVER . * DUSKY PUG AND DECLARES Lea HE 18 ALL RIGHT PHY¥BIC ~ k Jack ALLY i Belly m, Bh ‘ ar ts he fin ; . ‘ and te &, DmPWe $) oi ‘ison Adding | | ond Chitd beate w Tee eee Prince Helen sq HARNESS RACES eee ee eee ee sete Heavy Rain READVILLE Lets Go to the Navy Old earpets wear je Rug Co, ae me Yard Sunday Both phone atl C qotatieia Joe Gane wan en- of battleships, crulser Low Colonist Rates Af king Joe « « « « hie ‘ . he fe laced Jow he de n Father t “ Ate Watermeton La will hha . ext oh p The .) Dance at Leschi Park Tonight tonight | dancing be finest Wagner's ¢ dancing floor in the Dances given in the big y far the largest and FINE OLD GLENDALE BOURBON WHISKY PER QUART $ Binew Rye, full quart ....81.00 Fine old reserved stock. Fine old Peach Apricot dy, tull quart, each $1.00 Port Wine and Sherry, fuil quart J. "Ss —s . Oe Jen 7 oremmiaat ome The Morphy Wise| Soe Soe & Liquor Co. 510 Pike Street. A LIFEINCOME FOR YOU—Don’t Speculate, Invest | MAVE MADE MILLIONS OF DO LLARS FOR THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE BY MY PATENTS. t this laundry is unew We claim in addition t rarely the uniform exe of oar work can be “Vigilance” the “price of erty” bos enabled us to ge the “tap.” | alace Laun MAIN OFFICE AND PLANT 18014 EIGHTH AVENUE — DOWN TOWN OFFICE 1612 SIXTH AVE, NEAR PIKE EITHER PHONE 177 Banking pnd Bere Pike St. pratt ‘Wom fons more. 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I want to give every man and women @ chance to come fn with me on this, for T expect to aa m Cold Motor te the « car millions for the stockholders out of this new The stock wilt be sold on the equa: » wilt be no hocus pocus about preferred or Comme atock, nor scheme, trick or wrtnk ch anybody can be frosen out nt one hundred cents of the t stock, Every share witt be ton every share will be the same as the profit on every other ame rao 4 will repr it be nothing but a square deal al felong reputation for square dealing. 1 will pe a square deal on this _ These Are Cold Facts---You Must Act Quickly ° of this stock at the present low price you must come In now There ts only « smal Every y like ew ek fully pald and nom pnally see to it that every ound if that within a short time the etock wil! be selling at $3 a share. Thi fe your oF nity of come quick or not at all. 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