The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 1, 1907, Page 2

{ LOCAL TEAM LOOKS GOOD Many are al } | NEW PLAYERS PUT SEATTLE IN THE PENNANT WINNING CLASS—TWENTY-FIVE WILL | soon ractice Wednomtay ready here, Dug’s team as tt alt the players wilt tine wi as The men} 1 to make up a large one report for} ® ~ ithe steady drain on your deposits of a cortain amount Market, 609/ the State Bank of Seattle whe Pot roast, | will receive 4 per cent interest eee! crow every day. Great Re-Building and Reduction Sale Continues xo is needed more than ever. Prices cut lower than ever before. \ Pianos for arrive on REPORT FOR PRACTICE THIS «round will an follows WEEK. Catohers Kellackey Conrad, Palm, rtp | Pitohers—sit. John, Allen, Writeh, | Dugdale’s Seattle team will pre- | McGregor, Chevalier, Brown, Han gent a very different front when tt} ® Wines up this week, from what was ; a ave gee” = ‘Maltackey enpested when the rotund e'® |} mond, Palit, Parren, McKeown. was first announced two) Outfielders — Doyle Drennan aR Besides St. John, White w « Witeos, PD Armond, Cud and Allen, tho signing of wh waa} Worth announced in The Star Saturday St. John Allen are from Lit Dug bas landed D'Armond, a stug-|tle Rock, Chevalier t# from the ger who can play either the tm or] Cotten States league Cudweorth outfield, having purchased him | balls from Chicago, having farmer. from Little Rook. ily played in K. L league, 1 on Hickey, who was reported in| #00 hails «ton, 3 ome columne some time ago to have been turned over to Sex te, | _ SOMETHING DOING. be on the ground this week,| Every day something occurrs ot down third when | Which requires a littl money Hickey played | pleasure trips, amusements, dress, ast year, and was/ete. It's a little here and a little Considered one of the best fielders| there, but these amal! amounts all fn the Southern league. hate been ordered to Meat Prices That Please At the City Hall ‘Third av, near Yesler, $e to So; rib steaks, le Stop pocket }book and resolve to make weekly with re it and eee) the Western league last year, bat~ uw» | ted 290, and flelded in sensational atyte, D. S. Johnston MeGregor pitched for Mresno, gave promise of developing | one of the best alab artiats tn the league last year when his arm eave out from over work, With the four new curve producers, Dug has ¢ bext pitching staff In the league pling perhaps that of Aberde h hae been strengthened tition of Jack Hickey, on best southpaws in the busin Hickey refused to report to Mil-/ 7 | waukeo, and despairing of eter get ting Jack in tine, the Brewer man agement sold him for a fancy fie | wore firet game 1Y¥. MCA h Seattle te all in favor Russ Hall is working hard to get hia Butte team in shape for the opening, and is keeping the wires hot for players. He ts espectally anxious to land and mays! that the lanky one, if he secures him, will pitch the best ball of any man in the league pe hotly through T to b Quinn of Spokane i also rustling. | hin Since he landed Carney, the 400) ‘Tacoma, hitter of former dayd the Rpokene | taste manager hag been feeling confident | satiory of a first division team, but tha ! has not stopped his hustling. Quinn | clinton h of the! Jone but can] Mi not get him til after the apring | training is ov Bender played in refereoing pirtng. FRANCHISE 10 Brier The new law for the assessing ef property benefited to pay for/ | pablic improvements ts expected | }to work very much to the advant-/ age of this ofty. Heretofore, while always claim ing the right to asseas franchises. the efty has not been able to cob lect such assessments, which und won; Billy 1:07 26. won | Heatheraeot now be taxed for tmprovements Stab! Laid to Rest, FORT WAYNE, April 1 | second Charles} & Stab late captain of the Boston] (Clark), 6 Americana, was laig to rest yes-| 107, second terday. He committed spicide at| Time, 1:42 West Redon, 4, Thursday Third t IN CASCADE MTS, | OTHER PIANO DEALERS. } wishing Other dealers to purchase for thelr ; stores must apply to Mr. | Woodburn, wholesale man. | ager, before 11 a, m, to | morrow. We're Up ret race, 107 (Rettig) 106, second; Tavora, Mayham, ace vietortous games Saturday night to Juniors. Cal) nlahed music THE SEATTLE second team got 3 ” | the beet makers of polnts ie the largest seore for the | ‘Templars, ying @ good ga contemed and was t when the ¥. aM inte to Kent's 13 The Kent band fur-| The tine up follows Kent. | KENT WINS vies.) The home t in two basket nf ‘The &, Yo.| for tite t ot the audience came out 4 ya team, and ¢ fO") the Juvenites play and me are figuring that the " ‘| interested im them, Theae ing which will probably be beld| team were of the same orga here this week will result tm), Ham and Mallory Shreeder setaining hie franchise eapectively for Kent and Tacoma, | | wer the ay t and yet with Howen RACES SATURDAY OAKLAND, 198, one and one-quarter 100 (Buxton), 6 to 1 second; n won; Vincentio, fammabie, 1:09 36 | Becond race, one tmile—Ptekaway, | 116, Chird 1 to 1, wou; M \ to 2, won Irth Mail, M4 &. M. Brattain, u ~TRA'NS ON SIDE CAST Of CASCADES. Ink, 110, third. Time. j even sixteenths of « (Pisher), 6 Fourth race, five-cightha of a mile ~—Breageart, 108 (Graham), § to 1, Kachequer, 107 0, third. | (Ross), 10 to 1, wott, Rowininh 396, | Lydia third. Time, 1:48. ond race, one milo-Rumn, 106 Big ‘ Rtore, 102, third Wrouseman, oenths STAR-—MONDAY, APRIL 1, 1907. forwards | among Jurgen onderth y sae ses Bowen! of Tacoma did -go “i Otey of Kent um-| 108, second; 108, third. Time, The. mile iw Masapan, 106, third Fourth race, Brooks course--Oll pin, 106 (Hildebrand), T to 2, won; Cello, 96, second; Lillie B, 84, third, Time, 2:02 Fifth race, one mile cams Croix D'Or, h G@,| 107 (Roan), 3 to 6, won; Netting, his way *|105, second; Parvo, 106, third. | Alaska. | Time, 1:42 1-4 Siath race, one mile-Mohur, 102 some big game. (G. Michela), 4 to 1, won; Mike Jor | 0"* Pe panied by L. b. fine » tw nina Complete Assortment and Ham | THE NEW STYLES ARE HERE STEDS, SERGES, CHEVIOTS AND Fit YOU TWEEDS. | { COATS AND RAINCOATS In Time, to 3,/ a; | Of your health Office Houre—6:20 a attendante, Phone, Matn 1178. 208, | ASSOCIATED DENTISTS of 8} TO HUNT BIG GAME % IN ALASKA W. A. Baws, a wealthy New York) or, arrived In Seattle yesterday on Seward peninsula, in ‘The sole purpose of Mr Dass’ trip is to got @ chance to shoot He will be ne Bales, of this city, 4 7 f y UE’ | berthy and Stewart wero # ss The fans here don’t ike tna | Diayere in their respecticg positions, |dan, 107, second; Barato, 107, third. | ay ge r. Bales ts farntiar with A MOST UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR TUE ian avin 8 7 eons | and all thie had Mo Time, 1:44 14. the country, having made bunting | BCONOMICAL BUYERS BDAY: will be altoge y inany shuts! ohne team tacked tpase Seventh race, one mile—J. C.| trips there previously | ¥ : ou " othe ‘fellow Me 7 6 2 o e - y | se kaisteny"strtieee Bip gult. | S04 epuity to.find the Pee fF: Sem 161, Chee), 5 $0 8, Sos! Mer-| siNGitAMPTON, N.Y. April 1 WASHABLE TAFFETA SILKS, | | Hire a oe ere ge inthe | nird, Time, 1:41. . ‘| Gatusha A. Grow, former con-| Regularly worth 89 yard, to sndnother old favorite au be pia Tacoma, Kent Paavo ago 7 «re died yesterday of old ag morrow at, yard .esse+e ae Cc Hurley has been purchaed trom) MeMaine «ss. Beene | againat fire Gregor MoGregor, 301 | Wear Brooks’ Hats, 1821 Second) Aberdeen by Tacoma, and wit! hold! Wahacnhera ‘alhoun | empire Bullding, Main 178. soe Avenue gs ] Silks that we anbesitatingly gua t nder ani Laer aee Or cttisl eke ter Mike | Urandenbers Calhoun | ~ mi and wan Lynch, whether that party manages | P he § baurein in a most satisfactory manr of @ Tacoma or @ Hellingham tear It te very probable that: the 1: market, this offering is the mc of Trousers FABRICS ARE WOR we Prices $2.50 to $10 SEE OUR SPLENDID STOCK OF SPRING SUITS, TOP- J. REDELSHEIMER & CO. 800-804 First Av,, Cor. Columbia St. Strongest Topcoat House in the State THINK er the new law are recogbised as i valuable assets, The city has at bh race, one mile and one bun-} bad teeth are detrimental. this time two lawsuits over the ya The Borgian, #8 (H.| Oo you realize the far-reach- asseanmonts of franchises of the 20 10 1, won; Supe ing effect of neglect. Your }Beattle Electric company before 19, second; Dr. Leggo, 116 teeth are most important, for the supreme court third, Time, 1:46 16 their function te the prepar Under the old law, land, a Sixth race, sovencighths of « ing of nourishment for the franchises, was pamed as a mile-—Princess Titania, 96 (Lyveb).| entire body. Do not negiect abla It named specifically,/f to 1, won; Flaunt, 96, xeeond;/} your duty te yourself, We “each lot, parcel and tract of land! Phalanx, 100, third. Time, 1:87 1-6 | @o not negtect our duty te you when you call on us, benefited.” In the new Inw th ——— - was changed and ft reads ri ascorT, |} Set of teeth, from ... -- 5.00 a. property benefited.” Franch! J in . if Gold crowns and bridge work..,.. 83.90 and Up Hare classed as property, and can| First race, one mileRostoty tT) } writings, all kinds ...4.-++.-++- wibe . -O@ and Up mtoT pm Sundaye—9 to 12:8. Roome 1, & 4, 4, 6, 4 1112 Becond Av., Opposite Garvey: Buchanan’ Fm AZ Te The Store That Gerves You Best—Garvey- Buchanan 6 ens APRIL SALE OF SILKS f all the newe 1 Complete range 5 it popular eden = | ings to select from ao —~———evene ei | Remarkable Values | IN THE APRIL GALE OF TINWARE ry to @apone'at wet a full season's vee here. Hig = 800 Muffin Pans—12-hole size, | $1.00 Japanned Bread Bomy Entirely different—lower prices are nece in April an entire car of tinware ‘ We quote just a few specimen selling dreds of every-day-needed kitchen uter CAN attractive as the j j | j—— | tomorrow in the “Busiest|—Large dollar size, tomer — at only, each! row in the “Busiest Base | 1M¢ | ment” at only, esc! a 1S Nickel-Plated Trays—Neatly embosend denlgns, in the “Busiest Basement at only, cach tS Nickeled Tin Cuspidors— {| 25¢ Nickeled Tin Tea | Full size, temorrow in the rT gas stove Use, | “Busiest Basement” at only,| row in the Lonient Bam Te | ment” at only, ea 450 Galvanized Coal Hods— 20c Retinned Sauce fapanned, full size, to-| quart size — = | eo win the “Busiest Base-| “Busiest Basement” af tomorrow PRT THE STORE THAT SERVES YOU and why Lady DOWNING, HOPKINS @ RYER Ine. BROKERS. Grain, Provisions, Stocks, Ronda PRIVATE WIRES. Tol. Main 279, ind. 279. 304 306 Alaska i ROCKY MTS 903 SECOND AVENUE | Six Months Belated Shipments of Pianos All Arriving at Once. Sitwation Which Demands Drastic Measures. Terrifically Slaughtered. Read Particulars D S. Johnston Co. | | ‘ Company Against It whthh of ie, Qeetbset 40 brand hen Gate stents ta Sales 1 | The terrible weather con | oak or mottled mahogany, or in gant walnut cases, reliable j } @ terrible eathe “ ew Yo 08, fo 9, an } ditions existing during the N " York makes, for $156, $129, and even less; $825 styles for j past winter, tying up all the $182, $187 and $196; regular $450 styles $268, § ete., and | Faiironds in the weet, has several exceptionally fancy ones for $273, $314 and $ | x 4 us eat b aréshiy and Even the expensive Baby Grands and Parlor Grands and ee aoeee emanate Special Art Style Uprights—all the world’s famous makes— | the northwest. Never before have the conditions been so sert- even tho costly Ch ring & Sons, Kimballa, Hobart M ou bipr ordered te © covering a period of sever Cables, Story & Clarks, Balley, Clarondons, Pease, and other | | al month Ine far back as last December, are now highest grade instrumen re include t « r ming te rin. And the great difficul is that they tebe pi re included im this great emer | ing virtually at one time. | oo : | | Fenians Uf benntiteh Ueland now pence ere | } Here's the chance of a Mfetime—never before, and wo er the largest rn factories consigned to the | | hope that never again will ciroumstances nec ate such a | | P » House, Ir ot are a number of cars due to | ruthless slaughtering of beautiful, strictly t highest arrive t Ch m Now they come piling in . tere — sraeling rene | seebve catenin te the st tot, an@ the railroad offieials grade pianos and organs. Don't wait—don't delay. Come the | that the balance © expected in a few days, Storage first thing tomorrow morning and secure your ch As to facilities to accommodate su & great number f iuetro | * terma, wo'll not eplit hairs out thie—In fact, we acce ty “ , ) airs abo act, nccept ments at one time are not to be had, “Tis a desper itua | Even the costliest Baby any reasonable offer now } | | tion, and drastic measures must be adopted to find homes for <a akaty Saaiemin Shatets ae atteneaaee oo he = be | Grands and Special Art Style Each and every instrument will be accompanied by the i of one of these beau evtathe hemed Gas and wah ly ; maker's and our own guarantee which means that everything ‘ ; right incluc | est grade inet gard of netual eset | prignts cluded in the will be found exactly as represented, 1 perte satistac: | | | According) c orning at 8 o’c will com slaughter tory in every respect, or your n y refuned sale | d } mence the greatest piano sale ¢ witnessed # country } } commences tomorrow (Monday morning) a , ELEGANT UPRIGHTS. ' “ — | Strictly brand new—never | [ - - - — enigma >t sold for less than $250 and | | | | $00 — offered tomorrow | | morning for $156, | e Ps | Finest Church and Parlor Style and aes less. Easiest Pay | E s Organs at I Than Half. wee THE PIONEER PIAN | PIONE P O HOUSE | Pay $1.00 a Week. —.|_ MINNESOTA TRANSFER, ~~ ae A Daastic Prices ORDERS BY TELEGRAPH, All requests by wire % hold certain styles will D8 honored thirty-six bow only, or arrive ~ ad 7 -