The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 25, 1907, Page 2

7 o GATHERED FOR THE LOCAL FANS coases to be good when everyihine VIRGIL GARVIN WAS TOO MUCH | works for the other fellows, but FOR SEATTLE YESTERDAY Con” went on yesterday suat os if “CON” WALSH HAS THE GOODS | Mls teamh bad rane and rae OTHER BASEBALL GOSSIP. Jack Hickey put them over for Aberdeen yeaterday againet Va Virgil Garvin, lean and stim ouver. and of course, he won Short of breath and long of Itmb The eter athpaw atruck owt eight Twisted shoots with fearful vim and im ten int allowed but four Siwash batter, pity him! hite. if Jack nes down here and works th mighty ©oote agninet o the tune of oF he Reatt What's the use of a batte ‘ ot bis old shut-out wwores, & tog *o the pate at a’! if 0 | | | | } | | lean hungry initiv al « * \ “ trouble ta the 'm& the pitcher's mound family ‘oh that all he > reach over ard t Hortey of the teher’s bands?" TP ore who ‘eema to belorg to th was voiced Inet nied ai'iwick jumped into the time Dog's plavers hey & fay 2 as vonke ual fantest in the m'ehty mana in the sate by the piteher, # ger’s bil'iard parlors Inet right second { some other atunis and) and there wasn't much use yea: jen’et up by being fired @5 by ble terday. The elongated twirler of umphs for pot keeping bis tas the Butte teem hed cannon ba onod speed. and better contro’ than asta! ~_ besides thore awful breake and, Cutmore mede another bad mot shoote which he uses to muddle and! out tm right yesterdey. dr scare the batter The Siwashes an easy fy which came down rig? could co'lect but three little bite) in his grabbers, He laced out his and the one run they made was [iret clean hit. however earty ip the ne anid to ha the result of a bad error by Veley game and (his mar rather than ewatt'ng on the part of | ba'anced the = erro as neither Seattle. if Garvin will keep in} counted in the ran-geiting Shape he will be the peer of any mas in the league thie year Wileox shows ~ — day So far he b But Garvin was not the onty| with the willow piteher in the game yesterday. get on the racks some war or oth an” Walsh, with the manner. er and is a fast man on the line tems and poses of a res) dal! play eld he it as awkwar er, proved that he was alee there aw allows. bu’ he gather with the merchandise, and he deliv. in every and covers as much @red bis stock in trade with the ground as « « tent avidity of an ice man who knows This men Cartwright, of Butte Who will meet him a! the back certainiy does bit the ball ha door, Walsh bas steam, curves and when he lands squarely The ba control, and more than thet he goes on a line and! ke a shet. Ye keepe working when things go terday he laced out two beauties, Bim. . Many « good pitcher one of thee: coun tng for two BUTTE TURNS. = ; fatieree Pet end Warner ip better ever not done m but he mernages Wan, Lest. 0 [tiadgicba , +4 ow Yom Butte made it two and two Yee Mevetand : 7 terday by taking the fourth game aapen og z § ry of the series from Seattle by & Weshineton et oe score of 6 to 1. Long Virgil Gar 4 » 2 Yin caused the trouble He kept ’ 7 Seattle from crossing the plate more than once and not only batted out fee & safety at an opportune time but So Lei a ae | also caused (Wo errors Which meant — batteries * & King aed rane Kadew Ketee » 2 . Seattle made one when Stia bear * """" " * ‘ Out a Bit and went to third on an . ‘ah tier overthrow by Valey, and came home Piaf Se is 2 Oh & eqitecse piky, assisted bY martoree-Kggrer emt Mereke Late Hickey at the bat and Gibess. Mngive, (Dey Thea errors by Hickey, Kellackey uM and Wilson, accompanied by bifia Phitedetphte s & from the clubs of Valey, Bell, Cart. “t™ Tor* oe t a64 Garvin, came ali bun-| ,RAriep ist pet feet | Terieg Ged up in packages and Butte was — Given the ioug end of « iop-sided poo * & ore x aiye : ‘ mt Pe te . i . Biiaind epee ; , ag | ’ + ‘ ' ‘ SorTHWrer Lesare. ; Aberteee & Van -ourer 4 ‘ t a : 4 Mow 1 - i « a. et Walsh, # . Wall Si ty Gave s 1 ar * sigan al 3 i howe and #) minutes Umpire Ret a i Seen AMERICAS LEAGUE be ig ty aa 8 5 ; League Standing ane Payne; secon eben ; "1 ane Bs ik — ae covet LEacre a 8 =a 4 Kat y the price you want made, best fliiing, best i iit to be found in the eity Values as Can Only Be Secured AT THE HUB 615-617 First Avenue =e SSeS = ss ORE FE RE THE SPATTL THERE ARE FANS AND FANS |" "5, Oar ive Angeles ee 4 oy . es we end Ghimet Vempire. | Lesaue © tes Anories an F awrleoe pab land ’ VARSITY W FROM HIGH S22 , oy aes INS avd Witeon will be lk emporartty helr work has not | ©. THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1907. | | Governor Mead, with the joint | commitioe appointed to select a site or the old soldiers’ home, spent yesterday at Port Orehard. The site there was the one first con sidered. The party expressed de ght over the offer as there is plenty of fresh water aod beautiful grounds The committee spent to jay in Tacoma but will return here to attend the anniversary of the I 10. 0. F. lodge April 26, On April they will go to Anacortes and the next day will be in Blaine. }to the vail RhodesCompany Department Store A special Hawthorne RENO, Nev,, April 2 Journal Nev,, says W. lL. Claiburne, & mem ber of the L. W. W.. testified at the trial of Preston and Smith, leaders of that or jaztion, yesterday, that A. B. Jobason offered $260 to any one who would kill Diamondfield JOIN TO FIGHT RAISE Ship owners and stevedores form: | ed an organization yesterday call) od the Puget Bound Steameh.p asso | feation, with the prime purpose of | devwatng the demand of the long ns union (or an ipertase f cent over the present rate of wages, Frank B. Burna, of the Alaska Steamship Co., is president | Capt. J. 6. Gibson, of the Washing ton Stevedore Co, is vice-pressdent, land J. L. Brass secretary and reasurer, The following committee on lx bor mattere waa appointed 4d. F. | frowbridgs of the Northweeters camshp Co., W. C. Dawsen, of oe Alaska Steamebip Co.; D. Me Kenzie, of the P fie Coast Co. LS DUG CHANGES) scsi to's Capt. W. 1 abe, of MoCabe & Hamilton; and the Alasoua Burne of Dug hes in his line-up Cudmore farmed out (eens tas as EVERe IT, Apr.l toi he prose | iting attorney has decided not to osecute Orin Larson, the yourg man who last Sunday seeidentally oven sa tory Harper wil Drennan © valler w in the ow sae A nn’ fees i 10t Annie Nickodem, » li-yearold Tey xg fl 4 eng P bi rl. The accident bas been investi TB oscage en lang nadir ated and it has been found that oak | OF oe B Ovecmam te ne he young man was blameless. It 8 eye ~ Be oe * po *eaction may be taken {pong : oF ATs . * EF hould the wound prove fatal but o eet ame in the pear future. | 14 extremely improbable as the, x grt is rapidly recovering A®, T | Canton Excelsior of Patriarchs 1 aot 1, 0. O, F. was organized i 8 Everett Tuesday evening with 4 4 harter members, General Com i TO BRA CE UP nder M. A. Raney was the organ-) ; salle sing officer. : ses The Firat Unitart church has i 3 ened @ call to Rev. 0. J. Nelson he directors of the Vaneouve { Bellingham. At the present time t ' fed ta com 16 Kev. Mr. Nelson preaches bere , * hay very other Sunday tor The Great Northern railway com ’ ¢ Moof | cacy sega net which a .cdgment of keping the wires bot 00 was returned in favor of se b ’ ° 7 ® igene Johnson in @ damage sult ° ‘ & wt | es filed @ motion asking that the! _ > the : gmweat be eet axide on the ground! Ai the evidence did not disclose exl.geuce on tae part of the rail . ES YESTERDAY errZCERALD AND Ye Giese ive tuseey) 22 | JOE GREGG DRAW * i; Dare tim ‘ 2 fought a draw wit a , y o » of Phiedeiphia, im a fast ten ound go at Indiasapoiis ageraid was the favor) ler Orega depending & tactics; which did no rowd Joe COrecg of Seattir Willie Pitager Time t the t nie and ones (SET Special Servier) KEN i Apr | brooder tot. Buck's ght fire Tuesday mors y & lamp explod.ag, and burn he chicken pouse containing in at Grooders ad 400 chickens Ms Siaswo # bax sold her bak & 4 rehaurent acd i going i , o at A number of Shriners went to sue neay w | soma Tuesday evening to aiteud 44 ; TAKE oe *) 808) meeting Of that or ao ration G Rk NEXT ibe Litie child of Duncan M ’ 4 VA aN ee onaid which has been sick wits he eryaipelag, is couvalescent i y Joe Gane @ A ba irl was bora to Dr. and : Gs - faraieh .4 irs, Bradley Monday a oe ' ar ef teortaee r. Dia d is to close his black con wolting for some elt - sa0p and go to work for the atroad te I but A ca tata of “Daniel” will be sven the opera house Monday & May 6 by a chorus of 60 om, composed of the Methodist hoir and otbers from church ors aod & number of singers “4 ‘ pei ef 7 , , yo . BING ANS now THe Fr tants WONDS—( MEN tO MAS FT or ROe-t ome nAN Ive Ge { tas.ng po eban « , a at a a mt or ives & ‘ ‘ af a * tna rhe ta 2 a“ ae . ani 4 7 r ‘ Seattle, Louis Svarz, bass, n pet epg oe yp PT. TOWNSEND NEWS will be the king. W. Brown, Dan ady out. And el, D. ©. Roberts, Azarah, all o n oA , pha 2 , Harris, Young ‘and Dine Ar a e big leagues T y < a akin Littie at a . ime ga ntlse h Recount ¢ ¢, and Miss Ruth Abbott and PO: WN ND, April 26. ‘irs. Fred Poleom of Kent will by ' er aod queen. The cantata js r the direction of Prof. M (Star Special Service) titted mt 1 ire H. Rice's daughter and hus nore 98nd have moved here from Cedar e Amps aug eek, Mo. the latter will associate railroad with Mr. Rice in his grocery About 40 Good Templars went to B niion & a a yesterday 40 Auburn Tuesday night to help ini ved (ate new members. Jonas Bushell, en district chief templar, was present aces were put in op altoge em: Mre. H. M. Wallace and children ; olen dare at South Park this week with “ filed 'n the her sister who is (i Bam McGee “ — . Rink Wt seen oss a) MT. VERNON NEWS ! “it ; pa Eo, (Star Special Service.) " al F j ‘ sue MOUNT VERNON, April 26 ! efore the in. The final report of BW. Ferri A 1 testify againet|fecelver of Freeland, a Socialis olony, located between Bow ! An additiona eputy shipping| Blanchard, in Skagit county, was < . on a8 ed accepted by the rior court and : port and was sworn in| the property was ordered sold ; ° , Chas ; Prosecuting Attorney Hurd has on % 6d all the busi. filed a new information in the su 7 ree serior court, charging G. L. Wain Hoss ence| Wright, county coroner, with ex he feputy imperative tortion, A similar charge had been od «previously, but Prosecutor ' 1 Hurd, thinking it alleged too much. | Veat Prices That Please) rica ‘a . The case 1 ) Third r in the June Y Rib steaks, 100, ***| term of Jack Davis, the Goldfield mine own er, Claiburne swore that Johnson asked Smith, one of the prisoners why Silva had not been billed. Si! vo wae rdered next day. Joho son is under indictment for murder He was « leader in the recent Gold field strike BYAZZ- Arcade The Seattle High Schoo! has en tered 20 athletes for the track meet Saturday afternoon on the Univer sity campus, to be competed tn by the Beattie, Tacoma and University freshinen Bratley Gish, the star sprinter,| quarter miler and broad jumper | will be missed, but the team will be a strong one Those who will compete for Se- | tle are: Palmer, Harvey, H. An Gerson, Bird, McKay, Coats G.} Burke, Johnson, Wray, J. Smith. C. Anderson, Bayer, E. Meyer, Thayer Wilson, H. Thompson, Bretiand Myer. Million, Deny, Felider, Ellis, Osborne, Clementaon. Botsevain Coyle. H. Burke, Stoll, Worl, Wig fieid, Thomason, Evans, Rabe! Pul len, Pike, Holeomb, Higgip! am. 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