The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 23, 1907, Page 2

BELLINGHAM READY Moxteo has falled to enthuse over base ball, Compared with bull tame to the Mexicana, and they are slow to give up their coin at the turnstile, Those who do go wppear to think Base ball fa a dull sort of an amusement, Comiskey says |i rtiiand tf anxious nny Kane from CH ath, BUt| hip, Pacific States Telephone as yet the Red management has not ” ” raph cortpal and & ne Latest fight “pipe” fe that Jim) aren ’ rep = ee oe tie nooo’ | Jetirios, the Best of them all Abraham Detwaller, the ‘broke, Worse than that, it make money, but to reward them seoure | for winning Uie world’s champl LUCAS FINDS | BAY MAY CITY ance TO STEP INTO LEAUGE ON MOMENT’S NOTICE — PORT- LAND WANTS JOHNNY KANE. promoter ef the Home ‘Telephone has one Kane In ite line-up, thie om r pribe ithe a ian being & third basenan. Fe Me-fotatmed bis wite refuses to give Sern storming. bateme.at AM hig never asked @ cont from any Mal tke [ssiven, per Ib, 86O8\e1 lamb Unless Tacoma comes through tn- | Credie secures Johnny he will prob- | him any more money For superviaers. ene, bat was forced to take money | U0 the men’s decision to strike side of the next 48 hours the fran- /ably put Bim in the outfield. as reasons he ix sald to be anxious for] Hensy Mas Complete Charee: from corporations by the powers ig Bac put a, Lene saute Meat: - is the weakest part of Mac's am other taht ry i ' att a ae a ’ Steers, per W. Bes; ow chiee and players of that alty wil a than, ew rican sein. | Awather fa rosecutor Heney has prnct y | that were. c ~ te Probably be transferred to Belling- . A Soren wy age gees Jim MeGuite, New York poy + complete charge of murlftipal’ Af- Tells Entire Story. - ry ee wre hy ey ro ,- — he . : a yd. - * le he bee tohing in bie | fy tan now adv@ted 1 to exien & — joer Ib, te. ham. While Lacas and Dugdale and it ix a cinoh that Ruse Halt will {O88, Who bas m catenins faire. The plar ad wt Superviser Lonergan went into expected, and the strike will ex 3 Fish trices whould | leagues for over a Roare Of years. 18! request Mayor Bchmite & eatin. be released. tipped as a coming ax victim. The} Mistrict Attorney LangdoR wil be | clected by the present mipervistrs The supervisors, with the @xeeptton of two, Ty¥letmoc And O' Mell, wit Would like to keep the City of Des. | make « we or his ne fas’ le playe ting in the league on account of He signing of Branch Rickey i# the population, it ix becoming mere and} The Champton White fox have aigu on the wall more evident that baseball will been bus C. M. Daniels, champion swimmer — wh th there under the present cos —— of Amertes, will invade England. [be asked to hand in thelr roster = Vhitner saya the men have the » vidual : ” ‘. “9 . -r ve 01 aft ta ace " Beatt! enter eed ae Coan oa ag ning 2 nd f Geo. Hackensehmidt, champion] tions on account of thelr graft p wee hay ee — — greatest strike fund ever collected. | 1%. A place for gentler sewing Ke monsy ov $98 i aa ¢ the world, has written | clivitien, and if they 4 tt — Y widens no bs work. tm. pinches. wrestler of the world, Nn ney do net they ste ~+ « ~ ORTERSHURG, - ts Tacoma comes through with the | world’s champe from London that he will not come | wilt be prosecuted. ‘The new mayor bemy’ Soe oe — age pte he a Pig r _— rede — aS Pi Racking and some indication that |intentty by the gressera, who arelto America until 1908. Kansas City | with the advice of Hevey, will then | rast was my downfall, I accepted [o'clock this evening. It ts reported the tein wit be. supported, the | taking more and more Interest I (had offered $10,000 for a match be |elect a new board of aupervisors. franchise will nor be switehed; but | the American national game tween Hack and Frank Gotoh. tt ts anno ed that Rudolph tf Rot, the probabitities are that He . in, American champton. Apreckele will be appointed chair- | © Uingham will have the players Mike | | George Stone has finally deat | Philadelphi . , 3 r y n of the = eitteens’ oman (Lew. " on bis raise by @t. Louls and will Nattonals are trying | man ‘I god knows that J ha fer } be given a chance to show why they | the advice of Honey, the future mu o A yok for $3,006, and the manage THE SEATTLE STAR—SATU DAY, ARCH 23, 1907. BEEN INDIC TED |xicvrtvos (Sorippe Telegraph Bericn)?! | Dairyman Foley to & position 48) One hundred committeemen from | 5 BAN FRANCISCO, Match 2% pororae Oe bears bayer the local untons of trainmen and q ne Ahoon me 50 Sleep pane ogy J condugtors met Grand Chiefa Gar | aid take the Box om the trip to} The grand jury this after ; Sake e 4 nid ae pat turned nine — thdtetmnent forced; his happiness now but 4] ison and Morrissey today to pian | case of Mupervisor Lonermn, o these indicted for aceepting corporations. Some one else 414 | gent to prison. his againet the wishes of my |that he wae polsoned by the terror | (Serippes T eareph Bervice.) TWO MORE HAVE ‘stiie taneatenen ef: Uniens the le from the SHICAGO, Mareh soos pay Rg fag pn ly er a ay nelder furthor| Strictly trash rancn seus. per don, mertt “ the demands of the employes, 60,000 Butter and Cheese. | ay ® F Wahtn ot — rallroad men will strike tn April Washington creamery butter, per th, te oa leond a eam; bis wife broken-hearted; he gone--this te the y rations. A. F. Whitner, chairman of th committee, unofficially confirms} ithe report that the men yoted in| ltavor of a strike and says that if} the roads persist in further oppost th To Meney this man has made o wmplete confeasion. He stated that the complete story. He stated that loged the one of 1894, when Preal-| schooner battbut, per ib tr conan ~ supervise: aid not mnive |dent Cleveland ordered the federal mong themselves for holdiog UP|troops to Chicago, and Debs was ife iste. Shortly after I was handed $760. great curse has fallen on those Don't suffer Reyed into Bellinghans Thursday j a he had only been im the Hay ent refused to let him have ' | should not be sent to the minors ieipal affaire Site Siemens 1 wae peer, and the | ty & few hours until the «| Both sides held out for weversi! Many a pitcher will be sorry to above pMoeedure meets with| in oy seemed a big thing, but I | no any Aen tear sary money insuring Rellingham’s | weeks, but the fans, to whom tone} ear that Lumley, the Rard hitting|the approval of the peaple eaiige that the old ad ‘ Potetens, tment Rivers, pee iat 3 * all kinds Sticking by the league had Been |is the greatest batter in the world | 1) : Bot Amage now featize that the old adage, be oe « to bear on | {rst baseman of the Brooklyn Ne Lonergan Confesses, poor, honest and proud, ia the best |@ Qu RANTEE T both partie that they comprom: | tionals, has finally signed a meat on the milk wegen ¢ of | after al.” PAY, Paleed and offered. The president | browght euch found the whole city anxious tor | Ae S. A. C. TURNS THE teed The White Box’s decisive de! ae wd Provest, 107, third balk Lime bintards, are to tour the Third race, on@ mile—Hi Cau! | country Seattle Athletic club desket | C8 (Boland), 19% 5 Co 2 won team last night evened old | Boe = comnts Tattenha, 109, scores - d: ho Sata tes bali’ contectea tomes Fourth rane, oeven-eighthe of A ball game from the vistters by ‘a | Mille—-Judge Nelson (salamd), 112, score of 46 to 20. The local five |? 22. Sow Lerd Stash. es 117 — won through better cembination = oe. Nappa, 294, thir ine, play end more accurate goal shoot |" sann ened, five-eighihe of @ mile Due of the features of the ath- | —Hlusion.. (Preston), 112, & to - The bane ball word will be glad to howe that “Cap” Aneon has won| 4 ©. Jhonston, of the real es his fight to be taken into the fold | tate firm of A. © Johnston & Co. of the sem!-proa at Chicago. haw just returned from @ trip An effort te being made to revive | nrough the Yakima country, where the International golf match b®-| he states that realty conditions-are tween this country and Caenade flourtehing Suggested to hold it day before the | eawart W. Forester, of Forester won, Ropad Ascot, 114, necund; Ted- | Amateur champlonship at Cle¥|g Go. returned yesterday from as | entertainment last night was | TOES 314, chtrd. Time. 1°08 9-4 | land, Obio. | extens: through the east. Mr New workt's record made t| poregter visited all the large oast-| western bowling togrnament, Deo-/ cites for the purpose of malt ver, when Voght and Everbardt lug « comparison between the! rolled 1.399. |realty values there and in Henttle See the effect of Nolan and Net |i sisteg that Seattle's realty | oe hot air campaign fm Bugiand |) os an aver Geo, Hackenschmidt te out with ©) )U om oe in the east, rege, much | statement that he has been my The Ash-Husslocher com: a Turn Verein om the bortsonat! and parallel bare. Marin, of Bellingham, and Me- . of Black Diamond, wrestled to a draw, and Peust and “Myster!- mile—Recky (Hirusrelix), 125, 20 to 1. won; J. ¥. Kirby, second Mar peana, 100, third Time, 1°82 B-4 errr ers ss. eanes WOULD EXPOSE ROTTEN. * NESS AT LOS ANGELES. # | Malrmon! | } ER -—~ (gg on? ~4 net a new world's port the sale of two lots in Bock P © \< Seripps Telegraph Service. * eae’ aa billiards at New |2 of the Green Lake seme eet The firm and James Anderson has * “Locky” Baldwin: offers to sub- nd three hours later Dearest seride $19,900 towards = fund ®]°2 0.0 along and topped this with |Parchaned all of the 3 lots com ng the Anderson addition, and} eee eeeeeeee eee ae cinnati players om the club AMERICANS WIN AT Carr, Paddy Livingston, Blegle,| Si—Do ye think the college Kellum and Haftocd. \“we yer son good, HiT Hi-Wall, | ehould say, that air ii kin cuse in sever Gifferent creas tt hee - ee - to bring Preeccutor Heney and oe 2 @eriepe Telegraph Gervien) Ssdtnedmean we tte. ane #1 ne Tt Oe oy. |wIM put them om the market Im. s/ NEW HAVEN. Conn. March 33 hat ral be rat @ After making good at every fow days. The Hasslocher adattion | The winere ameng the feniera in| * “Matiately after ¢ eee. a | St Reaition om the diamond, Arthur w a. Beattle. eomslating of 110} the Ten Eyck pris nontaate at Yale |® cases are over at Han Fren- *| Hosishontter js to be tried out be [to West Seattle, oumsiaing Of te Were announced today. Joseph W chwe and expese the rottem- hing the bat by the St. Louls Car lots, has been plate an Murphy. a Brooklyn, won (irst nese here, * | atonke. i put om sale the firet of April, — ww aw. teak second of Ta *1] Indianapolis team looks lke an , | Wash. second prise SERRE EE EEE EE Hel OC Hed aggregation. Former Cle “A MIONIGHT HOLDUP. Fin ite . ) | RACES YESTERDAY OAKLAND. First race, Futurity course— Joe Goss (J. Dugan) 126, 16 to 1 won; Mime, 125, second; Perpess Ohio, 11%, third. Time, 1:14 2 face, Futurtty— Hand- an (Notting). 97, 2 to 1, won: ite. aes 164, second; Sliver Li South Dakota, two Khodes ie in the annual track meet ¥ was won easily by ¢ Stevens took « hammer threw il hetic me work of the 14 athletes fr ‘ixth Feces, saven-eighthe of & (Beripos Telearaph Service) N, Cal, March 1.—An- tihrd. Time, 1:13 66. Ly 3 | 34 feet 9 inches, and Yours fin « expected tonight. and Servies.) rd race, eteven-atateanthe of a |S! . (Beripos Telearaph mille—Meada (Fisher), 107. € to 1. | pro ane dckante to Ge I be worse than the first: | | SAN FRANCISCO, Mareh>#3—| Sen: Doteieater, 4 broad f cclamation landa are Rig pein | omer threw ties the Oaford re . | Toe city tw out ott Fromm the outside mile ana 66) the Sacramento and san)" “O Bee" Fourth Reet Faber, 108, 2 to} WINS LIPPY | MEDAL. Joaquin valleys are tmundated LJ on; Christine L. second: aide. 98 thea. hme i a8 3-6 W. 8. Howard became the per- Did You See White? race, one mile—Warte Nicht nent t manent possessor of the Lippy ery 10, 6 to 1, won; Sheen. | medal leet wight, winning from hiv second; Box Eider, 107, (Bird. | competitors by an cary margin ath «a large reward offered to 1:48, , wes Ed White, the DEAD HERE Howard has beld thy medal. which « Bd Whi | Face. Futurity — Johnny | ie offered to the best all-around Mas Bidg., about his} (Hayes), 194, $ to 1. wen hiete In the local YMCA. for | sew sprin Wein nis Senate Chews, | years. and the winning of it for] The reward is very liberal, being| Mise Haxel Raynor, an 18-year ud | the third time gives him permanent | large amount of style, and a say-| 4 Tacoma girl living in Tacoma, | poeseasion af tt ; ldropped dead, of heart dis. A umecwmmecens | (it OF at leant $10 on each suit ScoT. HOME BUILDERS, ATTENTION | if you have lived In Seattle long race, one mile—At. ortots | Send S0¢ to Knapp & West, archi | it's enough to mention that Whit 2 teeta, 353 Colman buflding, for © | does the cutti oe book of plans for pretty homes, It | ———. - See This Spot? il T= See Tinea te Pasitigy bow 10 Dull & oot some chp It Stands Out Like a Sore Finger Doesn’t It? t's the way lots in Joseph E. Thomas & Co.'s Addition to West Seattle stand out from all other lots near them at anywhere near the same price. They just been placed on the market at prices so far w other West Seattle prices that they will all be ten days. your furnitur 4 hous fire, Gregor MoGregor, Puta Main 178. Biscuit Says I to myself says I—they only cost five cents a package. A Good View From Nearly Every Lot. Only 18 Minutes From Pioneer Square. One Block From California and Ninth Avenues. PRICES: $300 to $500 TERMS: ONE-THIRD CASH, ONE-THIRD SIX MONTHS, ONE-THIRD ONE YEAR. SEE THESE LOTS SUNDAY Our agent will be at our branch office, corner (¢ NATIONAL BISCUIT Make Money fornia and Ninth avenues, or call at our down town office, In the old-fast ed way by SAVING MONEY || Joseph E. Thomas & Co. per cent. ‘ ’ . ~_ ai at 5 Entrance to Lowman Building. A JOYFUL EASTERTIME In sure to be yours if you inalat upon having Pacific & Puget Bound Bottin 0.8 carb 5 h Paid on Savings Security Savings and Safe Deposit , Co. 35 sort ENECA § ont ET. Safe Deposit Boxes $3.00 per year. PACIFIC & PUGET SOUND BOT TLING COMPANY. Phone 927 aio| + of the Mexican champions, 12 to eae, on De Mal, 100, second; Andubon, 10%./ gives them an added right to 4.3 las oan Stelle Inichdn hove, ee third. Time, 1:47 1-4 world s champlonahfp ttle. remaine will be taken to Tacome Second race, shrwe-fow Jake Schaefer, champion, and TABLES ON TACOMA © > corset. 23.25 |ontsuton” eens ig {8 baal ltord Time, 1:14 way this morning. my not ask you to Proite. the taney, Ga 186e; chat Office Hours, 9 Samsase, for ‘roan t busy thinking about TIDE: | DS. Something unusual ie ate 1 RK. Cooper Willis, } Oriental Billiard and Pool Par. | That lors, 1418 Third av., have eight new | Oance tables and the only 6x10 pool t FOR OVER 40 YEARS the use of the surgeon's knife, the letting of bleed of As proof that | can do as! claim, and that | am bie | will refer you te many of the best known men ia sity, whe have taken my treatment and been cured, 7 ed my method: DR. CLARKE CO. 123 SECOND AV, SOUTH, COR. WASHINGTON, soot inne ee | oer ore. Pett orn * ihe; = , ammos, J0c. | toes oes 5 EY Nuts and Pigs, neported | figs, Glo; steamer tonight at Leseht Park Je | finest Michigan maple flag Wagner's EEN A RUPTURE SPECIALIST with RUPTURE when | can cure you iness. | have made the sure and of RUPTURE my life work, O CURE EVERY CASE ACC no obligations, nor take any riske in 1 will examine you without charge, ingle treatment until you have nd tatked with men who have been a. m. to p.m. Sunday, 9 a.m, totp Island County Ranches & Homes 980 scree, all cleared, bat shout 30 acres 11 small timber, fine deep black soil, producing 100 bushels of wheat to the mcre; big house and 4 barna windmill, large orchards, iy mile from Coupeville BTS Barres, partiaity cleared, mile from town; big #1 hours, recently bufit fine view, 83.500. 9 Acres, platted Into town lote oy the edge of Ban de Fuca all fenced; about 15 acres sowed in whent: larme vewe table and 30 frat nt cultiv 20 2 SO.6 $450 42 hiken houses, 1 fresh cow, 1 yearling, 1 hog, 200 chickens, laying #0 cunt & day: 100 bushels of wheat, &3.250. S acres, house and barn. « well and all fenced. 82.000. 2% acres on top hilt; about 206 feet frontage and @ nice house; fenced, elegant view mountains Price acres, all fenced, with house. $1,400. 4 sores, house, bern and chicken house, 81,000. 2 acres, fenced, large orchard, ged house end gvod barn. only 8900. 2 acrea, one y house, Send to our office for all par- tleulars a to the climate, sol, markets, ete Ash- Hasslocher Company 3216-17-18 Bailey Bidg. Ind. 3488, Robinson Tracts IN THE RAINIER VALLEY > NORTH ee IRRIGATED FRUIT LANDS In Grand View Orchard Tracts 7 $9,500 Seven room modern brick house, Hot avd cold’ water Finest and most productive in the Weat. Every acre can be made to yield $400 to $800 per year. Splendid climate, beaut ful = surrounding: excellent water Improved streets § ( be borde with shade trees One mile from Northern Pa cific railway station From the above plat you find that only 27 These tracts we are offering from $- provements thereon, at terms of only one-thir Prices will be advanced on April ist. 9175 PER ACRE YAKIMA COUNTY, WA6H. / April ist | ALREADY SOME have been resold at a Washington Irrigation Compan Dexter Horton Bullding Goattie Washington west on plank walk to tracts Act at once; delays are costly, | Wilbur S. Lewis. | Main 894, Centennial’s Best Flour E do extra good work on collars and cuffs. Send us a trial family bun- dle and you will like our work. Makes More Bread Makes Lighter Bread Makes Whiter Bread Makes Sweeter Bread Makes Better Bread Than Any Other Flour QUEEN CITY LAUNDRY irst and Bell Street Both Phones 953 ALL GROCERS SELL IT 50 to S850 per tract according i | This will be your profit, providing you now own a tract or procure one belort Take Rainier-Renton car on Washington street, get off at Mathieson Station £* A. ROBINSON @ co. 607 ALASKA BUILDING. tracts remain d down, the balance one and two good advantage. Ind., 99% Low SLT Colonist Bs Rates Via. FROM THE EAST TO” weet During March and th, . St, | fou relatives of Se . Fast whe 1 ine and adérens Sam ' ynformatiet | xed fot it you wish @ y