The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 17, 1907, Page 2

- PITCHING STAFF IS THINNED DOW t when once he WELCH, WALSH AND CHEVA.|* LIER ARE IN THE HOSPITAL! Wehnrts Mo o> er oaia —THE GREAT LAJOIE WANTS |i ler, dug out of UN BP the en JOHNNY KANE — OTHER ic Eddie Quinn, is 4 sure it BASEBALL GOSHP, nough He will probably Dug's avatiable pitching etaft has : suddenty dwindied from a crowd to Littte Johnny Kane ta getting men who have been © t ‘ t has t going the rounds sor th joheny would be sold to De arnt a ie | u = what the great Lajole of more hard the fans to et te eland anys Johnny ‘About. A se 1 1 like that young would & ke «@ t ty ster thing to cat, @ 4 He ke tk necessary tagred Jnew player in Une x Paddy Welch has sien and Choking his hat and ¥ wit not be able t piteh for tt ab joes it te hard to wpe of k Wale ras bel that > - way he 4 Chevalier a sore arm. As/| this spring thewe thr were ' ted upe | He has confid ard r ed be matnsiays. their loss cripples the | well as natural baseball and ocala tempor artiy loan think quickly and correctly Allon wit’ probably “piten the |for: hr-any successful baliplayer ing grime Rush, the Spokane | pcre: recently purchased by th ! traham, Blankenship and 1 clad, fa reported to be In fine « 1 Mana « form, and he and Hanson will be . pac A te follow Allen, Grayson, ojbelieve 1 have three th at Californian with plenty of apecd,| players that have come from the @né Gordon, the navy yard young-jtiners to the big league this sea ater, can be used if the others dojson, and with the additior . Mot come around all right my team ia greatly strengthened ington tee ¢ theme i Marry Wolters, the Oakiay sal Rob Gentey, the ald Coast out went to Cineinnatt aud whe +, hae also been delighting the sick with malaria Ganley has been hitting and field Fetained by tite Red toanagement,|ine ihe @ league leader so far this however, and given thorough try ~. ian eCTTrr rT Cee eee eee eee eee ee ee | WATCH FOR THE GREEN! * . * - * The Star hae made provision for starting its evening # baseball extra by purchasing 17 tons of light green paper . Few people reatize what 17 tons of paper really means. to. comes in the form of $0 huge rolis, each 50 inches wide. * Careful computation shows that cach of these rolls com # tains a strip of paper 16,500 feet in length, and as wide as the * space between the tracks of a standard gauge railroad rity rolle would, therefore, if unwound and pasted together, give # . * * ~ ° * * * * * * a strip 825,000 feet in length—NEARLY ONE HUNORED AND SIXTY MILES! in other words the green paper, which will soon be used up by The Star in printing the baseball extras, WOULD COM PLETELY COVER THE TRACK OF THE NORTHERN PA CIFIC RAILROAD FROM THIS CITY TO GOBLE, ON TME COLUMBIA RIVER! This great quantity of paper gives some in ation ef the demand which the public makes upon the publishers of The Star for up-to-date sporting extras. Watoh for the green! FECES SEES E REESE EEO EE ES RRR JOHNNY KANE'S BINGO | TURNS THE TIDE 4 out a triple se was stil ms Johany Kane, cor own { hanme Witie Johnny, assisted by Mike |Johany home. Pittsbur BMitehet and Larry MeLean. of |one run to the good tn the Fortiand, ang also by John Gan-|but Larry MeLean and Gasel + ek captain of the Clacinnat! team, | brought him home. No wender the * Brought heme the first inaugura! | fans went crasy wittery. for three years for that Kane played third, Qecepted ev erything that came bie way with things were looking gtumjout an error, and made two bite. owe to bat and|™M bell wae there with thre ped a double that torned [timely bir art Kruger of threatenet fefoat into vietory. | Oakland w Along came Mike Mitchell, who! faited to ¢ aa Goteh and Freddy Beell are sald to z be planning another mateh The odor from their last meet is still with us yihing at the ba Jim Corbett branched out as « — base ball erttie at Cincinnat!, and PROM THE SPORT WORLD-~ | janded this solar plexus blow to SQUIRES WANTS TO MEET fan I noticed at « game some NONE BUT JEFFRIES—BASE | fans got sore becalise the Reds host |They ought to be réal sports and mid. NOTES. sive the youngsters a chance to ap ereinnmenets show thetr real worth.” Promoters of the National Bow! -Welalng the sack tor aearty 2000 | RACES YESTERDAY Looks like a cinch to bet the RTA Cleveland Americans wil! beat any | N other one club the other fellow OAKLA 0. are same. | First race, one-half mile—Marete Hugh Duffy always was a modest! 367 (Fisher), 9 to 2 won; Mer ¢ Bos se% sort of fellow. To mana tyew. ond: Baboo, 107, third ton Americans he only waated $1) Time, 48 4-6 00 a year, a three-year contrac Hece ace, three-quarters mit Detroit-Chicago game postponed, and « free hand “ s. 167 (CR Bewan). 2 to 8,|°"* weather Mayor Busse, of Chicago is said wor Azusa, 107, second Mies! | ue Standing. to bave & leaning toward prize Martha, 107, third. Time, 1:15. | ck taste fights. Windy city sports are ab = Third ra and one-sisteenth | priindet tie Ps Philadephia .6...063 2 80 ready planning limited round bouts tlew— Hay pwan, 100 (Ban~ | Detroit ; i pyr “Show me a fellow who is afraid 4y). 6 to 1. wor Reservation, 112.) Boston .. : ] on of making an error, and I will show *econd; The Captain, 100 third : 3 590 i: you a quitter,” says Fred Tenney, | Time, 1:47 4-6. is 09 ' manager of the Boston Nationals Fourth race, one 4 one-eighth : +4 is Jack Palmer's manager is on the |" “- on Rain — 4 hd Washingt 1 2 433 bounding main, en route to “dear |* wor’ BF Gem, 103, second: | eudameomane aa Loose Palmer tarries at|S0mar. 102, third. Time, 1 4 6} Nations! League. Philadelphia in the hape of getting |, "ith race. five ighths mile—En Hw & The heights by great on in a few six-round bouts tre Nous, 106 (W. Kelty), 13 to 10.) Be AS a men reached and Could from this what | 5 ypern a ee ig eee r haa i a ye as from th at | Maid, 108, third. TH 9 4-5 atterien aherty and Need ore e the attraction at # race track a ham: Corridoy and Jacktitsch, Um. ! Were not attained: by Sixth race, eleven-m nthe mile} suddeo fight At Aqueduct's opening 325 book Ocean Shore, 167 (Bandy);.2 to 44?" em i " . makers are expected to cut in . Native 107, second: F.| Terry McGovern says is going | Nougent, 162, third, Time, 1:06 4 — oe ® 7 Small savings de into business soon. He has cut out a) Fa ar hn 7 st. Louis ee posited reguiarly make " M’LEOD 18 BEATEN - ales Ces, wtiee Ge Sates Dithee-~Rutnn. end” tetdts the mal »ank account 00 ‘ox, millto 7 cin Penacencartehvone inden he large amount so nati politician, has given an option Dan MeLeod, who ased to wrestle Turkish bath and bed all nigut! often waited for is uae on bis one-third share in the Cin-| in these parts, wan last night beaten) tor g1.00 Under Grand Opera| dae ‘eekned Sot daa f cinnati ball club. This follows his by M. J. Dwyer of Denver. Dw et! House. Phone Main 1447. -—- thing else. We sollelt fling at Ned Han to make good | proved to be the faster man } are fl or resign ate = Don't throw away your old Won it looked af though Kitag| CHICAGO, April 17—The Chica | clothes. Have them cleaned to| ted really broken with Merphy,| 0° & Alton mast pet up $60,000 for | look like new at £ AHORMOCK, Pree. _ had iy b 1 n phy, Eranting rebates, according a| Call up Main 104%. rd JP _UARTMAN. ¥-Prea Barney [ wired the Cub’s S'Ml on made yesterday by the di ————— ALEX MT RIS ies owner to fix a price on him. Mur- | Gecision Mate? y Sy he Ce 2 V0 & OMITH. Cashion phy replied Hans Wagner and friet court ws ~ Pure Mik | 2 —— Precseve us trom thie~¥rask| re (rar MAY DAY = s | 2 » 2AVINGS Kicin. the shoemaker, 217 James| Maplewood Farm miik sold under SE ot $8 | certificate of Medical Society and = ——— April 20th at 15 cents per | aft quart | Telephone, Pure Milk Dairy, Wal MAY DAY dort Bidg., Cor. Pike st ith av. Main 2545. eee A REGAL $15 SUIT That’s What You Want heart Of the Washington manager. | the line-up, but! THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 1907. WITH THIS BUNGED-UP HAND BROWN FOOLS THE BATTERS | LEAGUE! CHICAGO, April TT.—1a Morde-| to be a repeater cal Brown's mutilated hand a hand: | feap or a salary asset to the star Cub twirler? If be had all of bb shape to enable him to get the ball and bat two errors. made him the terror to batemen? | him. Majority of who face hi has three finger away tn the pursling style that has pitches were chalked =a sscssse== fl At a 25 Per Cent to 75 Per would give him an extra hunch in| camel's back and there fooling them on the litthe finger Brown had « splendid season last appear to bother Browa In the least. | | «e 1 Murwhadl | arpeniter and Johnetene | u | ; ocaveen 62: | ne AS gee | | Vatteries-MeGinnity and Bres- | nahan: Melntyre and Ritter pire, Rix | |} BM Squires, the Australian | ony. we |heavyweight chareplon, arrived tn) Ch ant q-4 | San Pranctsco last night and ts now |! n : , liooking for a fight. Btep right wp, | PPiladelphia Ss Mr. Burns, Mr. O'firien or Mr. Xe) York ite |Sebreck, bere le a Cocky COCKBEY | pitrethurg 6 , who would take pleasure in kak | pyooniyn © 5 ing som one n bleedy boorata bleck heft” t | Squires does not seem to be as | anxious to take on Jim Jeffries as lreperts hed. it he was, but there ts Coast League. n HM. & - ‘ ss 1 ¢ | Taking advantage of Stantont's \ 5 14 1| withdrawal from the meet genammed Ratteriee—Rehimett, Gum and/ with Oregon, the Olympic athletic Moore Randolph and Hackett. lab of Gan Francteco has ohalteng | Umptre, Derrick ed the latter tnetivation fora tack meet on May 3, the date left vacant League Standing by Stanford's action. Oregon te | waiting to by will probably be sprinter, fs runnt | Perry; Orth, Hughes, Caetieton and} | Kieinow 9 1} And ap. Bring your eye ‘ : ‘ i and = Criger €. Blankenship | — av and Hayder | #t. Louls cland game called ff, wet grounds Office Hours, 9 a. m. to & p.m Phone Bunset Main 6256. Seattle. a possibility that the big fellow ndibas may yet be lured back into the mutwavhes te the ring to tackle the Australias. batt t 1 the ah he vil make yout BASEBALL — it's ving r from to & meet on that date. Horkeley plens fail the challenge of the Olymele «tub and his meeting K and the 220 yard dashes would at Datteries--Dygert. Bender and | tract widespread interest But rm —— wed in the Room-Making Sale, | Pie Pans—Each ....2@ | package .... | atonly, cach ....0...10¢ F } ‘ | The Celebrated “Jewe!” Lawn Mowers—Smooth roc Japanned Dust CONSULTATION FREE; LADY ATTENDANT. 207 Elite! Building, Second and Pike, Opposite Bon Marc Open Evenings, Tueedays, Thursdays, Saturdays, 6 to 8 p, Wash. His team) lopped this, ; accepted | Smedigar, the famous « tor the WE DO NJ tf YOU HAD A HAND LIKE MORDECAI BROWN'S WOULD \yYOU HAVE THE NERVE TO TRY TO TCH IN THE NATIONAL (Star Special Service.) { year and indications are he je going in 1906 he deliv eed 26 winners against six to the bad, a pereentage of £13 sate, Realbach, alone with a per cent of £26 fingers could he be a bigger sen-| Hie flelding record tm just as Te sation than he is, or did the acct markable, in the 36 games he play- ‘ident leave that stub in just theled he bad 18 pat onts, 61 asetate Only tworwlld | “op agetont thankful he only | the index finger ts almost gone, the if the fourth | second finger has a bump ike « a lump) ey dont Uarpires. Um funniest base country,” says here, “The theul knew snueaer to at rus . we ) Angeles : « 2 |ian Pranciace ; & 8 Ratterion—Nagie and Hogan Jones and Btreet. Umpire, Perrine. CHAMPION KELLY | Beriecley as California club, the 100 troubles Schuehard Optical Co, 120 Not advertt profit. Quallt give n abso Set of teeth, from Gold crowr and bridge work Fillings, ali kinds Office Me F 830% m to 7 pom. Sundays Main 1778 atten | ASSOCIATED DENTISTS |] Rooms 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 1112 Second Av., Opposite Garvey: Buchanan's | These Extra Specials Tomorrow © PDD aA OT A ? THE STORE THAT SERVES YOU BEST—-GARVEY-BUCHANAN Co, The Room Making Sale Abounds ‘With Buying Enthusias RUSHING O The “‘Busiest Basement’? Departments of China, Glass- ware, Crockery, Bric-a- Brac, Graniteware, Tinware, Garden Implements, Household Hardware, Etc., Etc. | Cent Discount We're paying a big penalty for the speedy riddance of this housefurnish | stock, but ROOM MUST BE HAD. | | | No Reductions Less Than | 25 Per Cent Right now is the best time to buy while assortments are full and complete, B iteitnsnipaiconah - Mrs, Potts’ Regularly worth toc; spe Sale—-See How Far They'll G Tacks—Per package. b¢ | Can Openers—Eac! cial §=tomorrow in the Iron Handies— | Bring Your Pennies te the Room Making $00 Hose Reels on | Coat Hangers — Each | GBH vce ccocseceeee BO ee soe oon Re | Ze | $1.40 No. 8 Copper ; goc Padded Sleeve Ironing | Fancy Paper Napkins— | Clothes Pins—Per dozen | Wash Boilers—Special to Room-Making Sale at only, Toothpicks — Per pa le Boards—Special tomorrow } Per dozen ..+00..2B¢ \Garden Seeds — Per morrow in the Roo seeee le x Sale at only ...+ | goc Galvanized Pails, 1o-qut. . “ and easy running; 12, 14 and 16-inch sizes; Special tomorrow i@ | Seesapece! tomerrow’ worth regularly $4.00, $4.50 and $5.00. Any , | the Room-Making Sale at Size Tomorrow in the Room-Making Sale at | Room-Making Sale «. Se only .. only, each i i &sc per Thousand White Paper Napkins—For restaur- | Sterling Silver Mounted Carving Sets, worth ant, hotel and home use. Special tomorrow in the | $10.00 and $12.00—Special tomorrow in the | morrow in the Room-Making Sale at only ........6¢ Sale at only Silks and Dress Goods | | Comforts, Blankets, Bed Spreads, Etc. $3.50 and $4.00 Long C 65e and 7Se Silk Warp Crepe profit in anticipating their needs from tomorrow's r. ? de Chenes and Bollennes in pop- | special offerings oe a ped * ular new shades Only 20 $2.50 Comforts—-Full size ; $1.00 Blankete—Ten quat = 7 pleces {pn the Room-making sale filled with pu brows. Special tomornes § white ter size, cotton, in gray j re taking Sale st only, per 2, Handsomely Decorated Dinner Sets, worth | 19¢ Spring Mop Sticks, with stained handle. 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Siiehtly soll. | >—— - : morrow in the Room-making | values tomorrow at.... | ed from dis} We | | sale at only, yard 7 Eig BR annie | j 46e Newest Wool Waistings, 30 ilps ceca rages nl BER a eater | | — wie rane — fille Covered on one | $1.39 Heavy Croch Ladies 264neh gloria erg NR, ie gy a aide with dainty figured | Spreade—Fu very jias. Durable steel ral poe len yg long ool ho ailkolene backed in desirable patterns. Spec struction Attractive lid ne pm -tpaking slain colors, Special liy , | ee ae ade pla t 1 1 for the in natural wood, ~ tomorrow a 81.49 Room-maki Sale to- | pearl, etc. Maay | $1.25 Blankets — Eleven norrow at only $1.19 trimmings | " , quarter sine, heavy cot- | $2.50 Fine Croche | | ton in mottled grays Spreads—Be sania a Regular $1.25 Values tomers w sh Fabrics Special | with « ed = borders seilles patterns in at only ! . At tomorrow's special hemmed or fringed I Tomorrow / price they ought to go in ers with ¢ a hurry. Splendid val Special tomorrow ae |S 12440 English Long Cloth, full | at—pal ise Ginghams yard wide. Splendid quality for oes 12 te Dress vervice. Special tomorrow at 12\,¢ Dress Ginghama Mi Gi o and 12 only, yard ve TOILET SPECIALS TOMORROW soca Serge 25e Merctrized Wash Poplins, \ 1e } Perfect Cold Cream, far © beautiful materials in plain col Packers Tar & nasortmen Holme 15 12 - eee Powd ive aviington Tooth Pow Tetiow’s Swan Down 12¢@ 10¢ Outing Flanneisrrlight Mustins Gellett’s Glycerine....9¢ r shades in sive plaid Lamberts Listerine ( le So: t 10e Attradtive — figures, etc tomorrow Bleckmans Pumice dtone | Prophyta< roott - tomorrow at at only, yard 12 De | Brushes i9e i vn Point ae THE STORE THAT ae GARVEY~- = ““- THE CO. “BUCHANAN — SERVES YOU BEST A A~ —< s sane it SENS + Mone = SS”*C*WdYNS IS —IN17. SECOND AVENUE. 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