The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 21, 1907, Page 2

on " A Si i. ai THE SRATTLE ST Ae teeny. ARCH 21, 1907, {his men make @ noise when Hi flel UNDER THE COLLAR ENGLISH TITLES poe ee | DRESS GOODS ING CAMP GossiP. GAME FROM HIGH Mark-Down Prices Tomorrow bleached quality, 26 inches | Ginghams, in all the new jaenee meaenmers to wet in ahead of | quisition to taking the Veta go sone. ns and cob THE STATISTICAL FLEND HAS — — | rigured the vlean Leagoe teams In the Opening Sale ITE OF SECRECY NAMES an Thave aligned until a eee nie’ teas and nag]. The University of Washingtan | $1.25 NEW SPRING surTiNas— i 3 niles this year and pay} ; 3 PLAYERS SIGNED WILL) Un ing to the Ban Franclso | $54,661.88 fores. ‘The Nationa! teams | baseball team won the third and The favored broken plaid LEAK OUT, MUCH TO RO-/chronicte, Dug has signed Albert | with travel 91,156 salles and pay |tant game of the morte | heck offocts for the new season TUND MANAGER'S DISPLEAS- | Carson, the soldier pitcher of the $43,176.80 | with the Heattle high mehool yeater- | 54 inches wide, Special tomorrow URE. San Diego team, Dug refuses to : RECRUITS" AND “GINGER” | day afternoon, the soare, ins o as only, yasd a. infirm ar deny Garon 4 to Y 4. In apite of the fact the ihe aay ones a phen onal twiler, i; om whe raw and ndy, and " he In aplte of all his precautions and | destined “in big league com- , oe, eens | \nat five tonings were played in the $1.25 FRENCH WOOL SUITINGS— : y it Another season of two. rain, the game Was & mood OnE Prunelia Cloths in navy, brown, plane for secrecy, D. BH. Dugdale has) pany ih another » n OF two, Ho | Chavacterined. as full of pepper } th gun pod ae } ; " to ait by and seo the names of first |" wan ae ee Prnenincne | ‘Ms TO PLAN FOR THE hee ong — poe ith be Rong | green, cardinal and black; ‘to " Ge Gnd eiother of the men he in| SrShornosscrana. e opening day parades a. cin lus ahowla not have | wide Special tomorrow at only, ating with made public from | — 4 JACK O'OMUE es LATEST BUL for mat than two sacks. | | YOrd cesere ’ ’ other ond of the deal, Which! According to the ‘Frisco Bulletin, ra lotin says be wil after hie Il was lost in the bleach ci game fact makes David Bdward/ Dug t still trytng to land Krause, <a fight with urns anc on a 1 the runners chased Bt Balward very hot under the collar./the Bt. Mary's college crack Jin California other home : x “—— @lthough he never allows his be-| pitcher, Other managers are known GOV. HIGGINS, OF RODE 18 1240 LINEN FINIGH MUS- | 8/40 APRON CHECK GING Bign smile to desert him. to be after the collegian, and Just oy liand, hae pledged himself to stop ‘SCHLAFLEY CAPTA NS) LINS——Speclal tomorrow HAM&—Special tomorrow *It ia not that I do not want the | now hie services are in demand, aad boxing tn that state. at only, yard . Ve at only, yard ‘ ee Public to know the kind of men fam) MeCLOBKEY HAS A GREAT | : 7 a s t after. I do not want the} Tamp ‘cus et taaoleat Calth. Tung ane WASH G Round thread, natural | rossach’s Apron Check | especially suggestive | and staple pa the season against Dallas, Tex ‘ THOSE HOLDOUT MEN Wits! | gather no ducate NEW YORK AMERICAN TRAM | hae decided that Thaw war insane |whon he shot White | ABBATICCNIO HAS BIONEDA two-year contract with Pittebure good for 4 man whe “Lat me say also that some of the | against the Colts, and ag high s work, Blank ts in fine condi~ ‘g things there will be a from the Washing IN THE “GSUSIEST BASEMENT” The garden seed offering Is particularly attractive and timely. } } GARDEN HOES AND RAKES—The regular 25¢ and fe | nd apoll negotiations when [| team. Osborne is & . ee i *REYPUSS CALCT we about brought them to a close.| the Utah State league, and BARNEY f Ke : orb Pan gsi I do not want to fall| highly recommended and with lates Uy the Pirates are 40 per Larry Behiafiey, the fe v salina, Will wear | orings. A pectal bargain to through premature announce. | good recerd behind him. Quinn's cant, stronger than hast year |land second baseman, has been made | morrow at, Jé, ments, Some of those I have been | team tx about ce jete and looks HUMMELL BEING GROOM- | field captain of ¢ w an ing i g@ald to have atened have only ac-j| as strong as any In the league, ed to take e Tim Jorda: { teamn ant e Mar ~ md J ron pool x ‘ @epted terma, and the deals are not — as firet for the Brooklyn | Schlafiey was always hard man MORROW a Glosed. It t possible that I will) Cliff Blankenship, of Inst year's ohub., for a captain to te die, and how he SPECIAL VALUES TO Tose them, and I do not want to fall| Seattle team, ie catehing for the 1 LORD, PHILADELPHIA Aster. | MH be with th may in bis own | H H wert me say nino ths Maint the ‘Colin and Soing’ high son eet Mie Rat ant, Yan oe [ages a pomen at Soh Gardening Tools ans House Helps Men announced to have been signed | me, I never even heard of. [| tion and his apeed te surprising the | major league backstops. The frat Think some players who are out of triple play of the year was pulled Gebs are just peddling a little hot air to keep the fanfest going. It | aff by the Colts in a recent practioe Sill be at least 's weak before Tcan| game, a congt fly resulting tan have my line-up complete, and I do| out at one at second aot we Want to give out the names of lon at kind; tomorrow in the “Busiest Basement” at only, each 156 4 | REGULAR Se PACKAGE MIXED GWEET PEA AND } | | ing players tonight?” sings Chance of Reulbaeh, Sheckard and Overall. | MERES A FRAPPED ONE EAN” CIGAR, | The new quality, S¢ ineure your furniture and house | against fire, Gregor MoGregor, 301 Empire Bullding, Main one coperess ° Thats pretty tald MeGraw he had quilt the game | . NASTURTIUM SEEDS WHAT COUNTS IN BASEBALL | ne ee ee ee aes Special tomorrow in the “Busiest Basement” at 5 tor 5c ) 25c Galvanized tron Paile— | $2.25 Adjustable and Meve- | Special tomorrow in the ble P.n Curtain Streteher “Pustest Basement” at only each .- 15¢ | Durably constructed, with | soe PADDED SLEEVE IRON- | wable pins, adjust ING BOARDS—Special to | ab le to fit any curtain } IS WINNING THE GAMES “SAYS JENNINGS, —_— ———— — od to do on the old Naitimore team, the Detroit club will bear watehing around the circuit this seasce. In talking of old days he says: “We took advantage of every point to win a game. Once Me | Graw got a base on about the thin- | nest thing I ever saw. A pitehed | saree HARRIET auete, S rr AMERICAN WOMAN GOLFER, same grade, style and qual- jball bit his bat. He at once|ANO EBEN M. AMERICA'S AMATEUR CHAMPION, WHO : pinched his arm and claimed hit ARE GOING ABROAD ‘© TEST THEIR SKILL. ity instrument from one- base. The umpire was skeptical, | (Seattle Star's Exclusive Service.) |the best American and English @ol third to one-fourth less bat MeGraw showed his arm, which| HO#TON, Masa, March 20.-—Mis» * both men and women has of course was red from the pinch-| Harriet Curtis, America’s woman |«rown gradually | lene during the than you can buy else- . h golf champion, je kept busy recety-| past few years Many enthustnets Ee ee See aging messages stage the |'n this side of the Atantic believe | where. hit @ good many tomes, and a ont that she will go| the American champions will epting | That's why we sell over half of all the Pianos sold on the Coast. We sell better Pianos and sell them for less moncy than any other deal- er or organization. morrow in the “Bustest | folds up compactly when Basement” at only, sech | not in use. Special tomote aoe: me = € | row in the “Busiest Basge $00 PERFORATED CHAIR | ment” at only SEATS—Special tomorrow | in the “Bustest Basement” | XSocee ee] Sloe ae We will sell you the a THE STORE THAT SERVES YOU BEST to meet the orack English | big surprise this season. | always the pain and the rubbieg golfers, Added interest in Mise Curtis will play ot the inter. | were all a bluff We were after | | mination artless fr sal atch in ay, wader the } ‘The deposit with this | / poco nna Bape ben real thing, O@@ | oo the links from the Eneifsh play. | Cou Down, Tretia sulting a en nome. lers | @ will go after the British} it ts not such a painful thing to _ ‘The difference in speed between | title at At. Andrews { get hit. When I determined to get omen | company of a portion of your wages, while you are earning & steady income, will hit in order to walk, I just braced) } | myself, tightened my muscles and T E * | the ball would bounce off like rub ANYTHING TO WIN. ber. It's easy, but it takes nerve. The te go ~~ ead pe provide for necesaltica You can't pla: by e it 7 os play ball, however, with erived today whh the usual wee when working days are rf D. §. JohnstonCo. |) 1113111517 SECOND AVENUE. ws'stcono avenve. |B VA 5 ASA PA tli cena ches If Hughey Jennings puts into) out nerve. The principal thing tm over, You peed have ent of green ety: ume th baseball practice of the things that he base’ we is to win games is Hittle movement tn the| mo besttanay — <> SGetiaster Senin 411 Citehaeh, 25 orange market, ae a higher price ts ST caakek an tn to & won; Andrew Mack, 108, sée- expected When sew shipments ar- es My ol ona; Supreme Court, 160, third rive from Caltformtia, ctally colich email oe Time. 1:44 4-6. f _ pater je stil very scares, al- counts. Fifth f five-cighths mile nao 4 car artived rom B SHORROCK, Pree | Pimkin, 101 (Gross), 28 to 1, won; | the east yester The dealers are Cresta, yon SOARED AGAIN Kokomo, 104, second, Woolsandals, | STATE pruaaists’ ASSOCIA. | depending aime entirely upon ex 140, third. Time, 1:03 3-5. TION SECURE NEW STEAMER Prom shipments for thelr eastern Stath race, Three-quarters mile— ad | Bryan. 100 (Fisher), 2 tol, won;| FOR A TWO-DAYS’ CRU feet. only perfect soda cracker. Thea Pontotoc, 92, second c |s0, third. ‘Fume, 1 Poa peas you will be able to make no attempt to play the three! ogg REE) Ga ruin capone, | 7 f The new steamer President, of Winetagatad. Tye) a ; [the Pacific Coast Steamship ‘ 1 ' j . 4 | M re | scheduled for this city here, | Three-quarters mite—|has been chartered by the State |" Mr bm, te a vA. , The Flour of the most nutritious of flour foods —Uneeda Biscuit —the ALRX MT Rie va ork aabien. Tt now looks ag if the Coast league | Would back down still further and ‘will transfer them to Portiand hamber, 07 (Boland), 11 to 36, octane, copa Fh ¢ ‘ | Druggists’ association for a two coir, erste ‘ eat Lise witte ny hove ect second; Etyndale,| days" cruise, beginning June 26 are pe ace because a well- #0 openty, have intimated that '%@, third. Time, 1: 10. This charter was effect mle { ae sear, ate immated saat __ Second race, One and one-six-| fay) unagana has greater porte cas | ; games to Portiand, and, while eeeth milee—The Port. 107 (Ho-| ai, president is now on her way | | pis does not look like meaning | 4nd). 2 0 L. wan: Belasco, 110, sec-| egg Thus you will also be able to . Mauch on the face of it, it evidently |%4; | Pyrrho, 307, third. Time, | from the Atlantic const to this 2 [Bas set somebody to titnking. The | 1°53 t-4 | Port. The President will make one | }.0., “ass, ‘ Portland Telegram | ‘Third race, five-etehths mile—|trip to Nome, and returning will | trot Rees : (“Tt begins to look an it those three | Black Eyes, 107 (Preston), 3 to 1, take the association on ite cruise. | Hees, opr Cr x —-. 1 ae a few ¥ : to De played in Seattle can | Neatness, 107, third. Time, 1:091-4.| steamer will leave Tacoma on the | piseeppive Se ee ier pega a | | night of June 96 and come to Se-|to" Tae € Wego te crambeerien, per because for value received there 167, second; Mobur, 97, third. Time,| Ue On the morning of June 27 Feos. : is no food so economital as ‘The fact about the matter ts that | 1:44 he will go to Bellingham, where | **tly feeb ranch sees. per dos, 2g%0 ¥ fhe Coast league has no grounds in| Fifth mee, Futurity several hours will be sent, thence | washings om ff " | Uneeda thie city where it can play the | Lorraine, 96 (Brussels), 7 to 1, won; |to Victoria, B. C, where a stop vos 7. seman t ny iy it 20GB BAe otenee ‘ ¢ In a dust tight, games, MeCredic’s ball park being | Mlancer, 110, second: Biue Mottle, 92,| eifl be made over night. @ myth, « fake, « transparent bluff | third. Time, 1:12. The next morning the Prealdent moisture proof package, NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY ‘Ese ene pinted tn Seattic can |Mostness 101 third. Tie, 1:603-4:| gurcecor eth teave Teoma ax the |e ° ved in Portland after all, andj Fourth race, one mile—-Fonces! Coast league still hold the ter- | 107 (Preston). 3 to 6 won: Belvoir f Sixth race, eleven sixteenths ttle | will steam for the straits and pase |} de: w= cret mbriew “uawons 1b Loapaee i Tracy, 107 (Preston), 6 to 2.| ing out at Cape Flattery will cruise a Joan of Are, 105, second: Sin&- | around the Pacific for several pre sone EASTER et. ee | is 106. epi e ey hours, then returning to Seattle ye Already it is evident that several} roceters, 130 } Al MER ‘STILL AFTER) windred ‘members of the aseacta Live Stock, OUTFIT Wetneee * Moore, lambs, PANTS TO ORDER FOR $4.00 at the UNION TAILORS, 814-618 Third Ave. Coliseum Rink Buliding. OAKLAND. First race, nine-sixteentha mile— tion will take advantage of a] third. —_ 55 4-6. Meatea : ccemmeitenmansie per Th So. cows, per De % wou; Dr: Schertt 130 os | JOS ANOLE, Marah Sioa} ig => é ae Jack Kerchevaile, 116, third. Time, | P2imer. the English pugilist, ts al- Fish, Would not be complete with out a new pair of shoes. SPRING AND SUMMER NEW NOVELTY SUITS AND FOOTWEAR SKIRTS at Factory Prices. Buy direct and save middle teses. ready getting into training for his Sebooner haithut. ger ib, Mele; wenmer,|F are now in, Many styles to re men's profits ‘Third race, one and a sixteenth | fant with Mike (Twin) Sullivan | one Rg Fe hy lect from. See the new Ox NOVELTY SKIRT MFG. CO, @ifles—Cadichon, 104 (Koerner), | ier arrived here only a few days |, Syions mer qaiice, een fords at 1207 Second Av. # @¥em, won, Briers, 101, second. ina, | *#% 03t lost no time settiing down 7 ih, Sane: iia aed et as ‘4 4 Belita, 96, third. Time, 1:63. | (© work | Fete: "paid n orahe, ff Bi sole. oe r) ry Fourth ra mile and 28 yards |, The Bateman says that O'Brien ir 1 a ag oy -y Sanat oe S lin the man he wants to meet, an ——— ot, per Ih, be cmon, Ladies Invite that he wishes the Philndelphian Shortly after th a ae Fer Be * | b 4 2s 2 would quit sidestepping hi Pal. be oarrival of & fe; fresen chineske fb oe 7 For Irrigated Lands call on Many ladies hre thrifty and wish| mer weighs only about 170, but in| ontst train, a baggage man die) Hay and Fesdatuffs, COLUMBIA CANAL CO, i to keep a part of their weekly xai-|*quarely and muscularly built covered a box, evidently the prop: | »Mes'egs Mesninetes Wuothr, per ‘Spm 1 azy or allowance—but so many bat-|" Greate ‘pilard ana Poo! Pon | ti of one of the travelers. To | wheat hay. fon kati whale ae Hess ¥ bly ped Mg ne Fmd 4 i and Pc a) o corn oe gains as sae emnaenens ware, lors, 1413 Third av., have dght new cone hemmnee” re "Seampeniens a rH wading ‘Via ie Raymond & tien Building, Goats, Weak. <° ee ee spend cor notice ‘ . Guery Gay that it is hard to save tables and the only 6x10 pool table| groan eminated from the depths | ‘* . eee ped Teed, Tian ta! wale Attalia, Walla Walle Ge, Wash, 207 Eltel Buliding, Second and Pike, Opposite Bon Marche in Seattle. A piace for gentlem Office Hours, 9 a, m. to 5 p. m. of the box |" Lime and ne Trembling, but determined to! , Portiend coment Tpscten” per et he face the worst, the station man was | [Urvand coment. Calihornm, Ger Bok about . open the mysterious case, | Bet on does ‘eo, voane when he was interrupted by a) fre Ui" ota sc, meta) teen strong masculine votce demanding, |1Oste; bard mall plaster, toms Gh, ‘woed Hey, what're you dotn’ with my | ®>* 4) Orees In ~ pig? The box contained a trick ant * ° | mal recently exhibited tu vaude ville. The owner proceeded to give & practical demonstration of |” the pig’s ability, much to the| | amusement of a large crowd. 5 your money. Ladies are invited wo| deposit their savings in the State | Bank of Seattle, where deposits of all sized sums are welcome and all | floor, Have | them | will receive 4 per cont interest. °° Can up Main 10469 Hoyt 405 Pike St. Open Evenings, Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays, 6 to 8 p ™ Phone Sunset Main 6256. Seattle. Wash. Don't throw PVEVPEEOESEPEELED ENTS Rupture is Curable Without An: FROM THE EAST TO THE wesT During March and April. From Duluth St Paul, P44 FPO HSR This evening the bi Donna, bought by Barney Sehretb-| dancing party will b er for $200, has won her fifth race | Tech Park pavilion, fordially invited to a Reputation | } appearances at Now Orleans music will be furnieneg by Selah take One t ted qualiti | mus bo fe y Joatp as cheat tall on time-tested qualities fewer r 9° | TIOELANDS } ner’s orch and ev@ryandiwho Ope ation other urt River the fittle detaile that | Are the trump cards every time. attends will enjoy a de tfalgven-| Seattle and make work perfect are | R. Cooper Willis, 472 Cotm: | ing Dan begins af-8 * tt you ‘ate cuttiethix with Pacific en our most careful Se; ladies ie painstaking attention. ntlemen 2 RUPTURE | want to tell you "the We Are Nailing } about my bloodie knifeless, . 33.00 a ” . . |@ painiess method of treatment om St. Louis to" ‘ihe Ps A paitaccgpdpepen: Standards Hi he > I have cured many well Goeat wosstaceses seaeeh ahaa He Seceee aeeasie oleeaa’ Sth Similar low rates from’ other iings, all Than Ever One billion, three fhunared and thirty. ® out detaining them from vere riatied ob fetendle Oleee Meoere~4190 & me te TD es BendeveHOs in the I templat Mt Sonat haa a itty-three doliare were on deposit at the ing a tr send us at jants. Phone, Malr 2 full name and address, and liter | beginning of this year in New York state, | tO the credit, not, as might be surmised ature and full information will be furnished them and all de ASSOCIATED DENTISTS five million, ninety-thy & busine a ey are y-three thousand et and deposit oF fee ness, and they are my ecurity | Guarantee We Are Ham ering ff-band. of great insarancs companies, ails crsenaee Soy Ce tee R 4, 2 8, 4, 6, 6, 1112 Second Av., 0 G Buchanan's | or t lroad nice weat. Or if you wish to pay f joome 1, , 5, 6, 2 Secon: v. pposite wi m | oF great raliroeds, or the great bank a Permanent Cure sicutie cali te why: aueetr Ok OnE | avings and | 06646-6-55-06-6006-6000600006000006000000000000000004 } | j but (© the credit of the great American Reubi ae the weaberanel Gait Prices Lower people, in the savings banks of the Em- | afe Deposit Co. or No Pay all arrangements will be made Dire state. | ° P in , for delivery in the Bast , ome to my office whe i particulars from. eith Than E Not only the sum ts remarkable, but will exami All parti f ser ‘ examine you withou J, 0. M'MULLE P. J ver 00 fe the aumber of depositors, aito-| 193 Seneca Street [fF charge; investigate the on ; ‘ YFUL gether there were 2,097,25 of them. A I have made; satisfy yourself A. TINLING n ° i » A JO sum fn simple division will show that | & im every particular as to my Seattle, Wash. ff} . \ sae 4 R ME Buy Now and Sav in na agra ago | responstbiity, and then itt gE te Gre A EASTE Tl e each Gepositor, or nearly $1.40 = day for |P accept your case I will eure OR — Mone each Individual. iP you, or it will not co ‘ a ¢ ies . ‘ y ‘This total amount of savings in New 0 Ze single penny : eer 4 ON ponat. bs i? “| HAVE BEEN A RUP Ms wd s a ‘« carbe Tork exceeds the deposits of any nation | |? TURE SPECIALIST FOR 40 ¢ . A . so drinks art cs a except Germany, and the figures for inst | i? Serae ‘ “ = oe tie year show # gain of mure than $42,000,000 : t ; : guaran ae = P = Cn Ge ever the preceding year, se each year 1; ; { fF jaa > mel Square indicates that the American people are | ; DR. CLARKE co. : | . h: x ~ vere of priate Hl erowing tnritiy and they tind. as tne | vin esl hushed aati ches PIANOS PP nations of Kurope have do 3 > South, cor . ‘ Toten nat pe have done, that tn ner Washington. Victor and Edison wl ° aor = one | ~' : ert uNo Pde 615-617 First Avenue e Corte economy. in savings, is greater ' Office Hours—8 a. m. to 8 Talking Machines ¢ ers yy One PANY. Pol profit than in speculation. £ p.m. Sunday, 9 a.m. tot p.m . es \ “ . . : ' SHEET MOSIC, STRINGS : c Phone 927: TIL Seeond Avo., Seattle