The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 30, 1907, Page 2

| RUSH HASEAS TO LOSE | QEATTLE LOSES HARO aa HORSESHOE KID ALLOWS THE SEATTLE STAR..THUR EASTERN CREW THAT WILL INVADE Lic WEST DAY, MAY 30, 1907. DUGDALE’S PROVERBS TYOUNG WOMAN ATTACKED nt time lying at her av. #., ie at the pr n a badly bruised condition DRUNKEN BELL BOY ASSAULTS our feun vatican eS hie ® th hotel Her asealiant HER PURSE 10m in the hote or nsunlian COY THERE WITH STICK. ROOMER, GRABS HER PURSE [0m Mn the hae wees AND ESCAPES The purpose of the Assault was w'Davia teape) i odae sas eehed snatching the woman's Phat was a hard game for Se | SYRACUSE, N.Y. Ma te ctntids peace rig ia Renee | THE DAYS WHEN PRIZES WERE Bitle to love yesterday, the former at Aadivon, Wik. today. “the crew te in upton cond ck sal tia lareaben volt i] Sen OT TAkD age North Jose his first game and thea it sa Mine Der Aumallant wan a bell boy w i s fault. He allow ‘ we erly employed at the b ‘a ot eh Be. ‘ Ragged NORTHWEST LEAGUE ' 1 11, 104, weeond; Potter WeUples TOO |The police are investixeting th apg ret ed the Tigers but four hits, bu So hired, ‘Time ‘ No. $08, Northe tol, 118 Firet | om ¢ major leagues, they came when they did the most biukane 7. oes : RS i ‘ o in the miner , and although the Cubs land | “ sone. Ghxteuina’e teatans | Winehi We ~“ — _ wR ae i a Baan league teams. | remember ed for seven hits off Butler, they |, exing we gre 4 game | took part in wi thems ond 4i@ wot! . een soe A 4 second; Alta McDonald ‘ ge age F hen Dring @ single tally acroms the ‘© ‘ oa bY thee ‘ ‘ , 4 were sched ht was all ones = me » “ ( tune, © + . nice Moulton 4 aoe 4 mile ventas son club on its hore g m that ence upon a time refuned | ~er stines win bie nite ; : won; Laxo TH IG CELE sami 6 ental $6 pay © five lmpesed upon bim |, be t eo Standin re bi i Carre placed on third base Le foc throwing a bat at the umpire. gpocans a eng tn as te eetal reac Brean in the fourth put O96 — harteriee- mitiiiny __ Meyers; Jones ’ Let. Pet Fourth ace 5S milo-Honeat hea t foto right field wn Barnett ana and Altes Se “7 ‘ Lee) we Margaret (Sta Special Servier.) ed under the auaploes of the offt beer Bay gen on —_ Pl a Aberdeen 4, Vancouver 3 - + w= RK Z Parisian | BREMERTON, Ma f the yard Arr pagnenents house and dirty playing: § pat Petecama & start which was| ASRRDEEN, Wash. May One of the ) rn pe | Meas won Aner) eh aby 1, | Hom day I# being obs pwr ot the Grand Army of 4 want to » repeated again, — = ati . " ace, plechase Ma. the Gras my « in from t petet overcome by the local ren te Wo . - : ht won. Lang (erton thie your with oe childre ‘ sreatly 10 sa m The etghth tnning furnished a Nniag end if the Von} ry OR FO ee ee eal carted ph dew bie i ge ne ate agg sells a reason there are uo euch Wrest It bas saline ‘There fare St OF sgcltemenl, is this LD ‘ . ‘ te ternal hall at 12:30; mar ree. Admiral Burwell bas spared |STeat base runners at the present s ‘two bernie 4 Btanley hit to Shaw, who 8 race, 11-16 miles—~Sealp S ota Be B ay is = . " erareen Park and raising of fas. no pains to see to it that all of the “me as in the early 90's ts on Be i imed (Moreland), # te ve ereen f * poet etek ext of bie ow) rege crew lek |The 8 ' below :tamilies F eo is nt of bo prizes being offered e to B No 6, second; Carew, 102, ne following program is being enild and families re in ; ; : by marine fi (Heppy”) Conroy, who formerly Made expressly for ex! wild and Matt was safe on i — water; firing sa arin eaent been whe y | Made express thre sack. On Ross’ hit to . Ap enthusiastic athletic rally was ing squad; prayer, Rev. John Car - er ean Bee ink rl coeen tein oa Tgnch, Stanley went to third, But) Sy cRe eer tee ete end es : agp erence ter; song—"Btar Spanxied Banner Judge Preerkeen will move to his basebs yt Alton, Mie houses free from every Kind of Hass,” was forced at second, | Freeniin wee 6 held Inet night by the wi Saditating—-" Pound the Mastie- | sussmear bene few dave. acrons( 40 hot exactly mean the players min. Hall, 1111 First ey, Santi Hiekey popped « foul to Shea and - students tn the natural amphithe tleid,” Mine aie Marlow; decora-'the tay at M te, but w atill re Myers bit a fast one to Downle League Standing. ater on the campus Fully 60 thon of unknown graves by sche “ fered os having his resi forcing Ross. Of the seven hits Woe Mast POS | turned out and filled the air with children wlo, Miss Marcella home in Bremerton The Store That Serves You Best—Garvey-Buchanag made by the Dagites Mack iy Siege & Hh tS college yells and songe until « lat Lynas; recitation, Oswald Stanford rh inser Bonton te to arrive i , three and Cor reaino an S 8 te heer Professor Dagey Dean address of the day, Judge Yakey he yard nday next to Ko ou made three-base nite on x0 i +88) Condon, Blaine and Don M j recit . Covet m ‘> re; & mmission. Her <— how pad Another Big Bargain Pick-Up by Our New Tecoens . dress of the day, Judge Yakey; rec- wil) be transferred to the Albany ' Donald mm and @ talk : , x was made by Captain Parker Hation—"The Bive aud the Gray.” B.C, Alexander, formerly a bus Office Turned to Your Profit i {ow apAN LEARNS, Coach Conibe he men | HARPER LOST TO S@ATTLE Miss Katy Doyle © Hrery ines man here, is back again from 7 ¢ 4 RM ER iwho © const e the Varelty American is v nteer Mr. L. California mining town afferion ae Ee a track teams last night. They areas} ANO WEARNE OUT OF IT— |W. Buck; recitation. Mise Ide Wood; with the rheumatiom, He says life : . 5 ad 1 benedict ev. O. & Barnu imply un bea et eo pol i $3 Wann end seunven:| follows: we att MACK AND COY BOING | "Reale we Biel 4. ey we B some ports ewes ent mephens fash, Gorder he navy ya e n oun ’ +1” ee tine 40 Shirley Par THINGS WITH STICK—MA-/|o greater extent this year than ever = W. D. Calde sold bis inter as B,| Bere a a yard King. before. Kixercievs were held in the oats in Peninsula Telephone H % ~<a : $i mile run; Banta HAPFEY RESIGNS. lyard, independent of the exercises company aod © ok for « timber | $ | | matterien— Young 024 Criger: Conmbe ent | Holdman, hardles Jur Ae lof the Grand Army of the Repub- claim as the next move H e Smith, high hurdles; Holds lie at Evergreen park. At the yard) When the work begine on the 8b § 8) mcont game oles, pole vault Decause Harper, Seattle's short |the band from (he Philadelphia, the new sea wall the start will be made | ak 8 isiphia hs Th ston hed ajgned with Edmonton, |matines at the barracks and the from the Charleston end. At the q | . . : et. BiG TROUT CAUGHT ro twilight League. the sation. jealiere from the Philadelphia as-| athletl anda provision will be Louisienne Silke, Peau De Cygne, Chiffon, Taffeta, Pisin} oth e ane end thaw) We - “ . , mbied at the parade grown made for mmodating the Phila Messalines, Pongee Silks, Etc, Etc, in Fi Fish? " a! commission has decided that it ol o within z rs i asnth ton cnoeeh Oh te shing at Lake Cushman ts gox the barrack h a pbia hw moved to th A f the 8 Eff 4 Col te bttt tie | RnB tb ays. Jack Suth * + twiltaht for him, and the Cubsla m. The exercises were conduct-|end of the yard rray of the Newest ects an lorings. big Bresian, Cov. | Wosbinevee : soe 2 fs 2-inch trout recently | witi have to lose thetr playmate ‘Drennan. Snertfice bi oo Kee hestes and Kisinow,| pulled out of the Waters of this) ,,, ‘s ental ith broken Stolen basee—Ghaw Potteries Keefe, a i. Hearne ts out of kt w a bro pesenaban. Her] yeiten ant Blankenship pretty body of water tn the Oiym-| “Pe U0 ON * a AYS HANLON Tacoma, nm uw u|dlc mountains hand, and 7 riay Mack took ag , ; 4 — place at short i =" COAST cee Eataabe "fallea and Doren League Standing Wee. Leet Pet ” aclean and Devi eee en eee vt oy, stating that $260 was OAKLAND. wha sught to have. °, 68 o—St. Moda It took twenty-three Innings at 4 to hed Hutchinson, Kar yesterday for }, second; Be Th f he Oklahoma City team to Tin 3 » home players. The » race, 16 mile—Mike * i2t1 Jordan, 121 (Wiimot), 7 to 1, w -- War Times, 119, second; Fidia, Mack and Coy are certainly com third. Time, 1 ing forward with the stick. Coy Third race, 114 mile hite « game regularly (Kirschbaum ) Mack nected for three yes ne Dug hae evidently picked ; Ti 122 16. good stick men Fh ag ag Pt was really too bad yesterday. . ehowes ; iva ike ere and to Everybody is sore. You had expected to make some big Fifth race, f Coat Soi Pisin tg en-wery By Prove catches, and the largest one landed wasn't worth i at 3 (Davis w k B r But the luck you have hi will hardly spoil any good stories you | net oe f s . thay wish to tell the boys at home. third. Tir pea ieee va - sees Aixth ‘or M deca George 7 ar ' ‘ « Buec ai R . ooh The Man Who Wants : LOUISVILLE w it a it would be lik 1 First race, 34 mile oO J ost for His Money | s\n: 3 WILL BUY REGAL SUITS $I Regal Suits are so handsome that you wonder the clothes are really as beautiful as they look whether TOMORROW very pretty walk-away Are they all-wool!—and good wool!—-and woll-woven? av And again: Are Regal Suits made as v the th? 1 Do they fit? Will the fit stay a fit? Ist e right! wan You have a right to a satisfactory ar f these os questions, and to your money back if * aren't « every bit as good as our talk; if they d the satis faction you expect A rece tt vulled off tomorrow © and Stant o im Waler, Yesterday ¢ ant ™ pulled « strong practice re were © ment their work by Coach M ae % 2 We pulled & - | pre t looks it oe Batteree—Midtyne and Noonan: Meson, [ame Were about evenly mm o It looked in the early part week aa tf Washington + TRIP cnanged since ¢ race fret. two nities of the race hing» i ey csi, top sa some eve’ CREWS WILL MEET ‘There ts Sbreeder, of and Manager Prince, ome Tige the Tacoma Oy wanted the grounds | te nid bet Waah- | m th Prince claime that ‘ Shreeder ts afraid of the Puget and & Longue t ‘ Th The Ballard and Everett teams speak highly of the Victoria fans ver 3,000 people took e an that at ry on of games lant week of the i have Now that Lou Mabaffey has re have ! tfictal pire of the fight wee Leas m Zabr in the ¥ as been acting as ump. for Pus 1 Langue, hae ap ‘ for the vaean and tt is bt by such experts as Dug RACES YESTERDAY © bat he would be & good man place. Mahaffey wanted Notwithstanding the uncerta of the silk market CIN lny K Ned the absolute inability of the largest makers to Iaima he bas the stellar find of the the demand, our New teason in tig teague clrview, York buyer shrewdl) AT ONLY Clacinpat! fans are ready to pu picks up this silk thelr O K on estimate of t red chieftain. gathering at a ph Kane nfielder hy choloe nomenally x anee to show b which we, of t turn to the advar at the the = f » ‘ wasn't any do at the way tage oe our pe “ that Johnny handed over the mer Yard cbandise, in most of the games bis fielding and baiting were the big Your free and un!im! cholee tomorrow at only « frac clamor from @ Red standpoint—ees of their actual worth The assortment offers suggestions pecially his summery waiste—ehir(waist sulte-—and all apparel uses & Now that Lot n shape again which silks are put. This ts a rare silk opportunity—one Gat a place has been made for Kane will probably not be repeated aga’ nis season, Share ts euler aandeh: ont he har bere while you can ' keeping up his trade AUTO MASK involves a mask tha etely covers the head and ince. In addi TOMORROW « tects the back of the Women's and Children’s plain white and colored border § Handkerchiefs. H ndreds of them to be rushed out tomonen at exactly half t Regular 5c Values In case of lows. you want to talk Friday Only at, Each . ere of a m pany { not with In order that as many as i may share this bareata 99 | wal agents o nposted adjusters limit the quantity to any one customer to one dozen han@h , Here is where the Washington chiefs. Ser AN UNDER PRICE EVENT FOR VACATIONISTS AND TRA® ELERS— Carload Lot of Trunks At Less Than Factory Prices Down Comes the Front of Our Store These were slightly scarred in transit on account «= ive packing ge we refused to accept them upon @ | DOWN After excha few telegrams with maker & | GO ouR p pers Your: ehance, to buy PRICES var a scratch sound, strong and well 7 Corner to stand many te baggage smashers PF Fourth Ave Uce aot Bas Regular $15.75 Trunks, 96 Regular $7.00 Trunke, » inch size, special tomor inch size, special tomar * Street row at only row at only— | Exclusive High Grade Pacific | Outfitting ' $9.98 $4.00 2 Pike St. Regular $16.25 Trunks, 38 Regular $9.00 Trunks, SI * . inch eize, special tomor inch size, especial tomer [_— a | a 6} ony eapdtben | : $10.48 $7.25 A . Regular $16.75 Trunks, 40 Regular $0.75 Trunks 9 an : Lou / In size, special tomor neh size, special 4 ns Our M r 13 / row at only— row at only— | thor tA sh $10.98 $7.75 fg a b adop Regular $28.75 Trunke, 42 Regular $26.00 Trunky @ Special F for Large Var Victor and Edison . ns vy thee. * Talking Machines }| $19.67 $18.98 LOGORHE SUPPLY COMPANY SHERT MUSIC, sTRE ' Phowee—ous 7I1 Second Ave., Sealtle THE STORE THAT SERVES YOU BEST oe eerereeseeeccee . UNLOADING SALI : tne cat "| SpUCHANANS| ; Ps Ronde NOVELTY SKIMT MRE oO 3 Tel ces ae cee g Nooma a04 1113 — 1NS—Il7 SECOND AVENUE. Pence SUTRA SARI EN ERs a