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

° THE SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, SEPT ee, ee RDAY, SEPT TEEPE OOPUPOPIO CELE SESS SESSA) mit; ek to haga f he stom ‘'PASSING COMMENTS ae nn? Ka , i * ° > Rac o-clghth am | { 0 | « . Boston Ar rer ) * Hatlard ball tea play tne * now p f ! { the Ble a the . NS ay he 4 ! . ie now * * mad ’ " etain * n ar | * f re . ead Lele prob | * rush , J DISPUTED DECISION OF UM | lo the ¢ | BYRACUBE, N. ¥., Sept. 16 * mugt Be kept vd uP PIRE, SEVERAL FINES, AND = . Mhree ' tod ¢ * must have, bath fe * ' Raine an the teas s} € « . and up ( or wit e _ BOYLE RULED OUT SOME OF ' \ ba e t fats snd a th . he three ¢ * i M n Park tomorrow af # with both f nitaide the out . ‘ “ ' THE CHAPTERS OF INC look rhe i et ‘“ ‘ > meters fatten a ' V0, W DENTS ew ‘ \) @ hin hae ly ov in how id ‘ i D Di Lord Q . & (Whenever wtion of , the | i ioe selat e . / at ‘& Nie hae { tonehed the in the ¢ *) } : : i ven a rif 1 bt margin * opponent, bal fovws yd ; “* won and 1 whore 1 Quex| » — Bither team may aak! for three ttt hurti «ls ; ; on R ‘ " ' t tot il 4 t » yards whew in player t mov " ri Mak re 1 ' will b he tt A to , rh Howed t his hands and } * M- * 1 " > : - nd. and! side when’ he is about tope * no ov WAUC Makes Lighter a SRR E RRR ROE ee oe mm vee! @ There t be a at Wix offer ! on the tin * 1 ' ; last am, attributed | ‘ ; wt t é salary fo wing contempt of Ps 4) @ Now the five conte r necessar iract him, Re 1» nd i al 4 a ec wee tat bis und plthough| S yen unions he goce five yerd * : Makes Sweeter ‘ « ; : the tenrth : H ny ti it neat he drew his horse, thus sacrt:| * , strats we eee ee eee § |ficing tard money, 4300, t0 the a4] Tne forward pane will be al ‘ canon of ail minor| | Pout mom |MaKes Better Bread strih ed { | Soctation. &@ the pass be made by a man who was in the backfield when the ® the Paettic Coast Laasut I om v { the next ba Dash Pacific Coast League. | _ The grand ciroult judge 9 ones wns play ed. In Case the ball touchos the ground it goes to * . ema yey we ! Piayet Won Loot re |e } today @ expulsion * th iv team Ch tional, alwa o|f ‘ “te : That . for withdrawing bie he ed A tonm muat gain 10 yarde In three dows : rn gy eng yo a iin tame) % , Than Any Other Flour Mat without permission | wil third » it would ha or Fa nga 7 : Br | stakes on Wednesday. Results & touches the 4 it cannot be PY ber yey Po re gece ct ‘ i had the ball been caught in , . bi “1 tate consolation, 3:14) » A player preparing to kick a goal after @ will be mw) wilt ‘mn rn Ake cam free ed ng nen Benet al ne ‘ ; trot, two tn three, purse $2,000 ere atteat the wall te the hands ¢ @ [cago to Portland # on b en (Fe " "Gaye Rests wake thi ta tros oe Sg omega ae Imperial Allerton won the third and| % — = Jp ne Rong Me Rowling mn sand #| there ing on him wrence), second; Legal Forn ALL GROCERS SEUL fy center field in record time and be = a “ . fourth heats and the race in “ t} & penaitios vided. When a pla ts disqu am will we] Wie Denote, Post wee ge gan xplatn vborately et burg . « e ages . ay a a | @ lose half the distance to tte goal line. : gan a 1 ‘ rick what he thought of his abili ace iphia % r+ Wd ‘ tt | as an of the rules. He 1 4 ; the Miret Seat in} Bis iedda abot dalinlalilsd- Kahala dala todos Belle talielictite LOUISVILLE finally be obstreperous an ry . * anna - eo - was the gate for bis ‘ 2 ” ae a kwe * th ve aera ‘ | ri RACH n the ime Dashwood lay wok won two straight b ats | ada “~>must 2 10 wets me Dashwood ‘ peneriean League in 3.08 3-4, 2.08 12 | . . the faces at t | i; Frank Fle umpire Th , Piared W Leet th in five , ; the wielder of the 3 » , an ekbock won the fourth | SECOND RACK —Threefo IRRIGATED fine Dash ten b ve te 4 land fifth eats in 2:12 12, 2:1 14 of a mile stig ven. i M next taning the same play came . . oo 4 Kendolette won the first and third able K agend, 10 Time Hansen failing to catch the ba > “et heats in Br1t 14, 2:10 14. Moore | fore it struck him, and the uw . . > be | Won the eocond heat tn 2:10 14 THIRD RACK—Threefourths of rn Ss gave the same decision, so « ieee ceaaus ‘ > — Hannibal Bey, 23 an even break between the tear N re u | Kthe! De ot Frontenac { Attel Russ Hall protested the ¢ Being the manager of a baseball | nate fo | Time +o t ‘ amibia F © we ster —s thus practically nulliftec r ts club #o far in the hole that it ts at-[of the Sa FOURTH RACE—Threet Walla Wa ty, Washis ¥ Protes| * torly impossible for It to craw! out | taking of oa oe: Cn anal, and at the f : Roth teams played excellent ba seneshel of last place in @ league race is an|ization be tp) alarm Time, 1 s nbia Rive re Ri N yesterday and Garvin deseryed a eee unenviable ition for any man through the at was tol) rs 4 ne Oe umbia river, shut out game. He had Preano| Pint sme a Trying to pilot a loser in any!qualify him for the 4 Kt) FIFTH RACE ix-'B States a the os a “ > fae > United blanked for eight innings, bat in| SoS"Yie ; company is Hable to make any welll was Mique's first trig tl cconth miles i sriter than te Quy eter sort the ninth poor throws by Hansen! pateories—seanina « sat dmeeane man sick of drive « perfectly sane | the confines of California mad 1510. Athena. 1 106 ne and Mott and a hit by MeLaughiin | Mrrnanan individual the confines of anjed himself ap with « ch and) time, 1.48 4 Jvantages $i Is possible to map. let one run over the plate. Seattle | jnoktye saytuin And yet Mique Fisher, fat|of hot air and started out. Mis wild] gix7s) RACK—Threefourths of . ' ' shipments arrive je won the game in the sixth inning, Yer Fork - oe and more than 40, handles the rib-jand wooly appearanon at ati. mile—Nun's oz, 14 and ka ediate pointe in the when Kane tripled.and scored on |, Matteriqn: Molnivre aed F awe hone that guide the destinies of the | tention, and he received considera | pogeoo, 114 104 the cool of the mig hich meena the lerpaet ns fumble. Blankenship, Cro?! - if ene In the tour. | FFesae baseball club in the Pacific} tion at the hands of energetic space) | Rory see He ‘si Hina oath pod in; tt being pag. and Streib bit in a row, Cartwright | i on 8 eT, LA - hg Bax as at league ae he had a pen | writers j 4 vented tani made an error and two more . ¥ ‘ yma pageant on ‘> }aaat winner It is his inordinate 1 liked those press notices, de WINDSOR, ONTARIO | 5 These lands, with -4 came in. Seattle got another tp the “ nearer — Young @ veto anges Me oo york Ath. |aeene of the humor of things that! clared Miq in talking of the trip, ! " o 1 by aking « email eighth, although it ut . sow Sy- hoops him out of the “bug house.” | "and thought my ads here would FIRST RACE —Pivecighths of a lf in cast @ the Salance on favorable fee pine Pearl Casey played great ba en a | tet * sentra het »/ : 7 These Seattle men carry more|apprectate what (he Basterners sald) mile—Julia Gentaberger 104 An investment of this kind beats ' fo | insurance. second, accepting eleven cha AMERICAN LEAGUE. lord for 22@ yards by “ « me | norseshors than can be found injabout me. I matied paper after) — _ t of money paid as pr in trrigated without an error. For the home! vie gum nu wid ela on nis | any of Rddle Graney’s equing 'shoo-| paper coastwards, but-—well, they Are Y Goi t the [ o int apne sey ayy age nee team MeKune and Kane did the best Ueromed H Deipeaghben ce: =. . hwarts, deciared the King tmume | never reached here ou n 0 he as mo pieBoretiiy F “ne = eg attention Rivadee and Clark; i o eve Pe a Jitiately after the Stwashes bad| Mique was sorrowful > D. T i h ret kK LO oe a Soneonl Sennen — Neo diag Bye beaten Preano at Recreation And Mew was that, Mique? ance Tonight | Uk, Loomn, President and General’ Manager, AMR AM POA R ‘ Mandy, the Chicago] Waee both Fresno and Senttlo are / asked » [At Leschi Park? The pew Michigan ! THE COLUMBIA CANAL COMPANY, aS Se the male Swim practical orking well the latter is Just a| “Well, you know (hat those garth). i. oor laid this summer is Inj 509, S10 Ma Hullding ¢. Wash. or Attala, Walla Wall! A ae ee ioe | . apernis tion, an Dantete| little bit betier, when we are lpth| age Cam in Chicago and elsewhere) 2. nitice shape. Wagner's County, Wash 2 ee ie page corey a bad, my buneh ts just « Ifttle bit) look very much Ike t eytacles eee a ee ~ elthdrew from ven ; % im here — oe ieok-* 4 % 1 A ae ©. Rartela, of the Denver Arn. [the worse, Aad tat le whet. 1 gal we mail oe pore tm here. ee oe Se ; wek, whichever way t mat one papers regul a ee ae ae sr eas Stake i cane ee ee the 10¢-yard Junior | Wien Mique Fisher went sto gac-| Wook Or more, but ond day reet-| > IO ag oo eee aE ramento from this city In 1883 i] swes por beat me to the box with « e- e ieiias ey ae ; Rm] rity alos Ware pidetetianel J wan to work tn the railway at ys [shoveltul of xwoepings Then I pot nagier et am BOE OS Sie | EE { Soresthowdipes an Oa roe ns [There tt wan that he played the pat-| next.” : Hagen. rf ‘ye Ee at Be and Mth; Jevehowm and | OF OR a tnemesives by clinging to the | Held for the famous old Atiag, but tt] | Pewee be 8} —_ porate Baer yrwanye te cape we spor wot until ten years lata that | Mary Has @ Dog, Too zane : see as as n ashore and dried the he became weary of work af @Ent| Mery bad a little dog ‘ th w .*% ae BB New Yor i ¢ in ee aie Neboly wee ¢ an the police foree. There | tt was a noble pup; Duan wont eo es Matiorion KMem amt eet ton years a4 copper, and He would stand upon his bind loge. Carteriaht. th ee0eewe jarkoom GET, Kietmew anc . attendance to duty amassed When you beld bis front legs ap eee See ae Ki nu 2 sized fortude In 1902 he Fdith Warren, 1412 @txth av, Se ; Beaton oe a into the limelight as « baeba! attle * 4 Priiadetphne seu : Tastiorie-Young and Criger, Waddett " ; and Benet TROOPERS HAV & Cannon | This Stock Will Advance to 70c at Midnight Sept. 5 BiG TOURN ___ Style Tailors + Have « line of fall [weedy that we 1 MAVE MADE MILLIONS OF DO LLARS FOR THOUSANDS OF PEOP MY PATENTS. want you to see. Being direct im os. : igs | porters we can make your sult |] Texpect to make miltions more. This stock has increased in value more than 100 per cent. since NEW YORK, Sept. 15.—The open | Cieavor, quality considered, than | Mt. 1996 This stock should m you a life income. The natural increase of business and inquiries polo championships at Van Cort) 4.) tatlor in Seattle There's & motors has foreed the price up oral times: it will soon go higher, ————— , “PIE EE At the Madison Park balbground. ‘Thie afternoon, on the links of tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock the | the Spoke Gott club, « team of Plambers and Linemen will play a| Seattle golfers will contest with the There is consid. | Spokane talent in first half of game of baseball Iry between the teams ai of the millionaire plumbers have bet good money on | the chances of thelr team. The line & series of gamen The tat hajt of the series will be played in Seattle The team representing tf F K Struve, J heat week. Seattle conmints © men way it is Uke taking candy PD. Lowman tL. RA. Van Tuyl, from « baby and want’ everybody | Treat, BB Alneworth, G. W Fish to came out and see them hand the | or, & Gillesty and J. Gillison. —$—$— $$ —— Johnson, the profesotonal of the Sunda Shavi Free Seattle Golf club, accompanied the y party to Spokane. where b will At Heady's Barber Shop, tf you! tiay the first half of a 72-hole | We furnish natch with Martin, the Spokane abe shave yourself. Jutely free every kind of razor, somp nal The last half of the and towels. Dexter Horton Ba: match, which ts for $100, wil be} buliding | played im Seattle, on the local links GRAND Excursion ON THE NEW ANDO FAST STEAMER MONTICELLO Tomorrow, Sunday To Bainbridge Island points, stopping at Rolling Bay, Port Madison, Bartow, Agate Pass, Sebold, Manzanita, Keyport, Pear gon and Paulsbo. Stop made at Paulsbo of three hours 4 a half. a day's Refreshments on the boa Take your lunch and enjoy outing. LOTS OF ROOM. COOL RIDE. YOU'LL ENJOY THE TRIP ROUND TRIP 50 CENTS. Steamer ieaves Pier 2, foot of Yesier Way, at 9:30 a. m, re turning arrives in Seattle at 6:30 p. m. GET TICKETS PAT THE BOAT. In order to give you an afternoon's outing, we will make the seme trip Saturday, leaving at 3 o'clock p. m. and returning at 7:45 D. m. MOE BROS. TRANSPORTATION CO. INDEPENDENT 776—PHONES—SUNSET MAIN 938. landt park will opem this afternoon and will contines from day to day wntfl September The tourna | ment tx nY Denia, NEW YORK, Sept — you eat an ece™ and two if f had thim oo The ablitty of Denis Horgan,|ment will be the contest for the champion shot putter and one of the | Van Cortland! cup jatar athletes of the New York Ath! letic club, as 4 consumer of raw). iiae se ge ME oxas fs a subject of interest to phy gee p Apne yel~g on sical culture students, and of much | ome clue at Eagle's hall, sie ten }good-natured joshing among his| *** naies, =. Meters oret clad friends | It te not an unusual thing for Hor | }man to eat a dosen freshlytaid and | well-beaten raw eqs at a meal, and }three doen a day when the | ahot-puteer feels real well is not a| }hard stunt. The egas are beaten up in a bow! and milk and suga jare added. Horgan believes this | | would be the best form of diet for athletes who are doipg heavy work ax in weight throwtdg “I have always been a good food jer,” said Horgan today, “and | am } very partial to frewblylaid and weil beaten exes with milk and sugar... [1 have eaten as many as fiftecn at} a meal and have experienced no Lt. | lafects beyond a possible desire to leackle a little when putting the 25 | pound weight over 36 feet, as | have done many times in pract | “My present weight and in hard | training fs 230 pounds, and [ find } that the harder I work the stronger } 1 get, and also the larger I grow } This weight gaining is a peculiar | | result, I am told, but dee entirely, I | believe, to the fresh ege diet. Bags jare better than meat for training, although I do not turn up my nose lat prime roasts.” | Horgan does not at casual glance appear to weigh 230 pounds, and it tis only when one looks the Irish champion over that he shows his ounces from the ground up Go to the City Hall Market For pot roasts 4¢ to 6e Tb } ibe. for 260, leg lamb 1244« roast, rolled, 1c, 607-9 3rd ave. BETWEEN--- Cuicaco GREAT ‘or full Information, apply to W. H. OLIN, Gen. Ag 210 Mutual Life Bidaw Seattle, - - Washingioa rib stoak or rib Springfield, Pittafield, Albany, Schenectady, the entire Utica, United States. Syracuse, some and nourishing, it is cooked in a superior and served in a way proves the appetite. Inatst on manner that Fort Wayne, im Union Bakery & 1418 Beoond Avenue Ww. J. LYNCH, P lle St. Station, Chicago, tll. The Right Road id by the Squadrom A. My) you The feature of the towrns | } ; I New York, THIS GREAT CENTRAL RAIL Chicago, Boston, WAY @ ‘TEM OF AMERICA. Montreal, St. Louts, orcoster, | NeWYOrK Central | cisco. Lines Serves more than one-half of population of the We take you thre tera of population and the gate ways of commerce to call on any agent of the New Rochester, Ruffalo, If you contemplate in any direction {t Takes possession of all who eat Erte, he — Ene food het tn tooth York Central Lines Cleveland, tickets reading via New York Central Lines W. C. BEACHREST, T. M. N. PG. Agt 192 Third St, Portland, Ore. Can rm ‘suit will eee awing and snap to Irving & fon suite not found In any ot We ask but one chance to Our tailoring on the ma do the rest. £11 Columbia st Piano Certificates a Premium Rare Chance This Week for Piano Purchasers Holding Certificates or Duebitis, Ir order to gain a business advantage, which It would take foo long to explain here, we will take thie week all certificates in inne pianos, and that of $10 abeve the face value of sald certificaton THINK OF We allow $10 more } party iseuing j and we have & good reas | Joing #0. | Our prices are not rateed as te B) iv! than the » for the oe makes besides several grades of pianos to aelect from. Bring your certifientes compare prices Our Pianos Make Friends. Talk. Meyer-Toner Piano -~ Co. + 314 Union Se Seattle Pittaburg, Detrolt, Niagara Falls, h the cen Toronto, a Journey will pay you Ogdensburg, Indianapolis, Columbus. 1st Vesler Way, Seattic, Wash The Bidwell Cold Motor Will Do the Capacity of Any Motor I never made an unsuccessful Imvention. My first Invention the electri just ae it fs run all ever this contre in het weal I didn't get a patent on ft, but gee what a tremendous success it} I next Inwented the Trolley Car System, fust as it @run made it perfect and successful right from the start. It bes been improved since I invented it Lock at the millions of | hae made for the stockholders. The stock in the troiley | companies sold below 18 cents a share in 1802 ag be id buy stock then. Thousands of them who held onto It is a rich man today. NO MAN ON EARTH EVER tr, A one HE M Poor and every a ug I invented the Ratiway Car Ti m by which passengers or trails soving cars anywhere, the same It is @ more perfect min operation than This te on the road to millions Tf 90, 1 will m ephone System. It ean telephone from seated in an office Other telephone you ever saw stookholders. ak MY GREATEST INVENTION. ng Digger and greater than TH Now I have invented sometht Vn a the above. It te called the Bidwell Cold Motor. It te guareal burn oat and ts exactly the kind of a motor the steam rafirad ple have been looking for. It will change all the steam ralire® @ tems over to electric roads, because ft will be cheaper te rm steam and can be run faster and more safely than ony od The one drawback the ratlroads have had tn changing over ® electricity has been that no motor as at present made con BE 150 miles at €¢ miles an hour without burning out. It would PROF, BENSON BIDWELL very wh wit Inventor of the Trolley Car Sys- By uel the Bidwell Cold Motor a train of cars om, . Y** trom New York to San Francisco without a stop at the ratee #0 miles an hour and not even warm up and without @ hited, Inventor of the Raltway Car Tele- Remides running fester they would be m fe and sure phone System qtasan cael lees to apeteta Gad weekd act longer WEE Inventor of the Bidwell Cold Motor motor now known the Water Electric The Bidwell Cold Motor ts the greatest invention out ginee® vented the trolley car The Opportunity of a Lifetime give every man and woman a chance to come in with me on this, millions for the stockholders out of this new patent ‘The stock will be sold on There wit! be no hocus pocus nor any ether scheme, trick or wrinkle by which anybody can be fre Every dotlar invested will represent one hundred cents of the best actly like every other shere, The profit on every share will be the same as the profit on every otiet In ahort, there will be nothing but a aquare deal all around This stock Is fully paid and non-aeeee T have @ lifelong reputation for square dealing. I will personally see to It that every stock! for iin preferred oF about stock These Are Cold Facts---You Must Act Quickly If you Want some of this stock at the present low price you must come in nc ow. There fs only & amount to be sold at th 1 firmiy believe ent pric ithin short time the stock will be selling af $f « share. This te ability and fir al stending portunity, It im a case of quick or not at all, As to our fer you to any commercial agency Tn order to make {t possible for every man and woman to get In with me on thie big Geel Em decided to well the wtock for a short time at the following prices cash, $32.50; 100 sha res, oat os 180 shares. se $87.50; 200 shares, } 300 shares, cash, $196; shares, cash, $325; 1,000 shares, cash Sur Monthly Payment Plan ments of $5 each; 100 shares, $12 cash. on eal cash, 580 shares, $8.50 cash, five monthly p of $0 each; 150 shares, $18 cash, six monthly payments of $13.60 each; 200 monthly pay of $15.50 280 shares, $33.50 oe: y of $35 each; 1,000 shares, $65 cash, ten monthly payments monthly payments of $300 each. Not over shares to any one person. Bend all money by bank draft, express money orders, P. O. order or registered latter. Special to Electric Light Men and Manufacturers where we have room We are now prepared to accept your orders in our own new factory p-4 ploy 100 people. fe are now manufacturing the Bidwell Cold Motora We are taking ordere Motors and cold generators for arc and incandescent lights on a guarantee not to burn out for te three years otors and generators guaranteed not to burn out for Bidwell Electric Company, Chicago The undersigned ts an authorized broker for the gale of our stock in the West him expleain anything you do not understand. OFFICES OPEN SATURDAY EVENING UNTIL 8 O'CLOCK weite and ask for our free booklet, It gives full information. Addres® Inquiries F. H. JOHNSTON, BROKE! 401.411 EITEL BUILDING, SECOND AVENUE AND PIKE STREET, Alao self-cooling 1 If you cannet eall,