The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 3, 1907, Page 2

SEATTLE CUBS TAKE TW GREAT GAMES AT TACOMA Saeed Smith, Hall's new shortstop, Bade alt kinds of ervors. eR RARER REE * CALL GAMES AT 3:30. Manager Dugdale announc ed this morning that from now on the afternoon games en week days would com- mence at 3:50 o'clock, but that the Sunday games would be called at 3 o'clock. Dug says that the game of yester day was the greatest ever, nue a be, as well ax the fans, ase enecereeee PD fe entirely satiefied with the ewer * o 5 8 HatteriesTonuenon and Becttiger; Le ee eee el showing mado by the Cubs. #& The rotund manager says that ® the new man, Ellerby, is show ‘ ® tng up fine at third, and that a ® he is satisfied. Hearne ta In " #® the game again, in spite of ® @ sore hand, and is playing ® well, ® Judging from the dope as # it bas been developing there *| gore, Chevatior and Renter berdean won tn the a. of in teft Me SEER EEE EEE Boottieer, Higginbotham and aac a are # ia no reason why the locals #|*"* ad Syeseet, ® should not take the series #| Ps *% from Aberdeen Aberdeen # | See wf oveuples its perch of emt # . % nence because it took four #/ Pos roe ®& toon straight games = from ® | Apekane E » NN ® Vancouver. It lost the se m) Me " = ® ries with Tacoma, w Seat */ — . & Ue won from the Tigers * COAST LEAGUE. ‘4 % The SeattloAberdesn se *| = R ® ries begins tomorrow. te | FW came avers ® i * Wiese Angeles go te bi Raereereeeeeenee jee Wiilie and Maclay Carnes endl : 7 i ee thee oe a ® : Tt took 13 fnnings yesterday to} san Frantiace eek = t $ a = ngolee @evide the game between Seattle | Tita Heniey and Guest; Burne and and Tacoma, and it was @ little) Mase Umsire-herine Moore Dasedall session that kept the fans ania iy a | 4 4 soettand guessing all the time. Nothing dat | rrr ies Gates and bites; Mineatte ant goose ones had been registered up | atoore League Standing. gon has produced a comer in t to the beginning of the hoodoo) idl We saat pet.|ranks of the ball and cue experts, | ‘Third ovo fivecighths mile—| Pinch 112, second; The Minks 18, | trimmings, also cluster tucke-- } en wa § 4 reli be pound. It was then that Allen Nit] i. ngetee scence op tage. ys, jemnke of the, Selig kmgnts of tho | CUE? Widow 107 (Gross), 16 to | third. Time 1:42 26 splendid bargainn, Regular S00} (oC yoke and embroidery Ben Francisco oS & so) Vie whom Oo | 6, won: Turpaway 107, aocond; Bal-| Fourth Race, steeplechase-—St 1 t r ‘ trimmings. Regular S5e values, safety, stole second, came third 08| Cvtmnd ff te green table must reckon Im 8RY | nage 94. third. Time 1:00 95. Volma 164 (Archibald) & to 6, won a i ern Se the June White Bale at. .6o¢ Cer’ out to short and reed heme) Minha bina | mem oe souk on tant «cc |_ Fourth Race, one mile—Sanfara | Pirate 154, second; Killdoe 148 cad Gaamatel. oak. j La Gown—Fine muslin, high . theld, AMERICAN LEAGUE. | Danaway has al as Hue BB CY?) oo (Davin), 11 108, w Beater 1436 adios were—Cut full and e . on Myers’ clean bit into left and as certain @ stroke as can be | y Barge rd | third. Time 3: 66 3-6 wide; deep flounce of insertion | eck with embroidered yoke; Rewosnst gehen ae —— my mm tmet uo with in soveral dave’ rave. | $0, second: | Optician. I, ties.) FINS Bee an), > te, hk pce: and iawn; others of embroidery | lao Bishop styles with round Tacoma, el a OT | Chicago eons 3 1 ¢land by fast train at tha ie | . . . well made. oguiar &be val- but Allen kept working all | "i Suntan} Just won the championship of his | Fifth Race, Futurity—St. Fran: | Swift Wing 151, second; Pete Vine Tt Se hee Woe ae a Te. Meee game er quanh ead Sullives, Evbenke native state and stands ready to | a 109 (Davia), 11 to 68, won; | gar 147, third. Time 1:49 55. o¢ values, in the June White Sale @e time and with the support he) Mir set Aver = un iteuee Gr abner banned Rurning Bush 90, second; Nothing) Sixth Race, one and oneste | AHEveoce manetites 994 hf ga ae ae mS had to win. Tacoma made | By . 101, third, Time 1:10 tecath witecpenme Cake 100) | S2@ee Orewere—Msizre quality had he | eight hits to Seattle's six, and each |” be Sixth Race, (thirteensixteenths | (Moriarity) 6 to 1, won: Lane cambric with tucked flounce of | Ladies’ Gowns—Fashioned full of . Howell tmtle—Kthel Day 106 (Borel) 6 to|downe 108, secoud; Bendigo 111.) lace and embroidered trimmings fine cambric—round and square team made one error. In spite of 7 Regular $1.00 values, in the . 2, won; Security 107, second, Prin- | third. Time 1:62 yokes of lace, insertion and em- the stick work of the heary-hitting Lu Stand > Saad sar . —_ June White Sale at ........70¢ é bse eague ie Ladies Drawers — Exquisitely broidery. Regular $1.26 values, in the June White Sale st 98¢ Tigers, they could not score, Allen OREGON TURNS OUT A GREAT BILLIARDIST Seattle Star's Ractustve Servier.) PORTLAND, Ore, May 31—Ore | fg Tune 1:46 6 THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDA JUNE 3, 1907. . GIRL TO RACE AUTOS HERE|[ “The Store That Serves Vou Best-—GARVEY-BUCHANAN CO PRETTY ENGLISH DAIVER CAN |” ‘i “een It’s The Talk of Seattle Women Everywhere OUR GREATEST JUNE SALE OF WHITE The selling commenced today with most stirring BUILD CABS AND BA WOMEN ABE BEST CMALIFRUAS tare Mxclusive Serrtoe.) Heme ea n auto Pretty, attoe ts (nentite NEW YORK, June gsirt that can make mobile % t Diond and in her early Miss Victoria Godwin, the woman pion racing auto driver of Mine Godwin agfived gre pers ‘Thie te her story . . . . r That beautiful woldge Morita \f| enthusiasm. While the economies are highly gratifying, they rare automo inated me @ taey vo ft are of secondary importance. It’s the economy with the re. fined character of the garments that makes this Garvey. ; driving rnctm « A teow 1 MISS VICTORIA GODWEN, for some time A tow Mace ag tL ogee’ tye mea ny sere off | Buchanan June sale of white 14, keew all about my meopyre at | : — | g gorges toe 88 6 Oe. Whee [ween 2 Be ee ee casines om | i : | fot through | knew all abput on qu: | chine and, Ws cornea back tire | Unapproachable in Its Field ‘The first big race Centered wan! whirl of « starting handle broke! “ . : om rare a, Peter | oY dats eatesbone "nas orton | The splendid public response today told us what Seat gertenes. | “Cony ware peter than women think of it. Here is a part of the bargain news oy aged Bren aaeeete tome nce aay foun | SGAIN, ath | a @o fast, but Ht requires the highest ability to drive #afely ~ Ladies’ Drawers Ladies’ Gowns SATURDA | LOUISVILLE. Ladies’ Orawers—Muslin, with nent | Ladies’ Gowns-—Hirh or V-shaped OAKLAND. bemstitehed ruffie; others with styles in mustin with tucked rw" Firet Race, three-fourths mile— dainty lace trimmings. Regular yokes, with lace or embroidery First Race, fireeighths mite Tal | Rossortan 98 (Milne) 11 to 5, wea; | Zhe values, io the June White edging. Regular 6c values, in amund 110 (MeLaugntin), 4 to 1, Adesso 103, second; Marmorean #1, Salo at seeveseeeeees MBG | the June White Sale at ....35¢ won; Harbor 101, second; Rotrou third, Time 1:16 25 Ladies’ Orawere — Fine muslin |(odies’ Gowne—liigh and low | with wide ruffle and lace trim mings; exceptionally well made garments, Regular 250 values, in the June White Sale at ..23¢ Ladies’ Orawere—Superior grade muslin with embroidery and lace neck styles embodying excep tionally pretty trimming effects. Reguiar 660 values, in the June White Sale at . ane Ladies’ Gowns—Musiin of superior quality; high neck styles with 107, third, Time 8:48 46. | Seoond Race, fiveetghths mile-— Second Race, one and onedix | Rebel Queen 104 (Lee) | to 3, wo teenth mile—Cabin 109 (Kirsch Hollow 103, second; Lady's Man ¢4, baum), 7 to 1, wom; Hugh MeGow-| third. Time 1:03 an 109, second; Kievation 109) Third Race, one mile—Cablegram 6. 106 (Austin) 11 to 6, won; Phil fashioned of fine cambric with Wee. Low 4 @t two bite Ricago 7" — i | s - umbrella flownce, lace insertion . 5 Im Saturday's game the locals 1~ S % S) (Beripps Telegraph Services) = | canes eee eee ete [Leer _ Srane-Camiete with : played a contest in every way “ pot S| NEW YORK, June 3 rly this | i} $1.25 values, tn the June White | "Und or square neck, in dainty 4 Rhy of Te ie lll oe Che um morning fire broke ra the | Bale at .. : ceess8@ | Bishop styles, with short fancy : fact that the Seattle bunch ts badly natn a) dag Nl nym tage come Hay ~ wie Drawere—-Dainty ecambric| sleeves, Regular $1.60 values, ; ~ ‘ lames we . 0 y ononggs - : : : : crippled a fine exhibition of ba I te NATIONAL LEAGUE. trem the steerage dapartment Be Be + cele Fp | In the June White Sale at $1.25 ook 4 og tye to Ret. “ : | Three members of the crew ware sertion. Regular $1.50 values, in | C@¢les” Gewne—Of extra fine cambric—most ofieemmy : jor tn Saturday's game and when It chr 5 § ee ae sn eee ne | the June White Sale at 91.36 | mings of Ince, insertion and ribbons; loog or short en ever tt wes found that the Cube)". tants * sma | The damage will amount to $10,-| @ | Ladies’ Drawere—Fine | nainsook, | $2.60 and $2.26 values, tm the June White Sale at .... f bad come out seote to the good. | Beers ant | 900, } Foo p founce, embroidered. | | sgies’ Gowns—Perfectly lovely quality of palnsook ‘The winning tally came in the ainth - nce and tucked trimming ¢f- | ste tite when Shea let a ball pass him it fects, Requiar $2.00 values, in| site trimmings of lace, sainsook Insertion and was high-class ball from the first eoeennd ae OW . WRECK } the June White Sale at e1.465 Regular $2.00 values, ia the June White Sale at .... to last. Hearne was back in the ro sues . —_ , and in spite of his bad hand } - - = - ahi yed a good game. League Standin "" pA Wi , century dome oe re at me |_ ain Rirront, fees Tose tl ; CORSET COVERS LADIES’ SKIRTS AR R HPO A FF | Chienge > > One killed and a score Injured, | AS ADVERTISE YESTERDAY, WE ARE PLAC Ladies’ Corset Covers—-Tight-fitting styles of Skirte—Made of r New York ‘ * | $$ 5.3 8 Ol Peaete | il eeveral of whom will undoubtedly | ING ON SPECIAL SALE EVERY ONR OF OUR BA. dainty mosiin with lace trimmings, Splen length, 18-inch flounce with cluster $ 8 bo Fol Prasters » 2 8 \ dio, was the reault of the wreck : MULL AND FINEST QUALITY OF did quality, Reguiar ihc values, in the June | extra dust ruffle Regular 68¢ es, \ $ 8 8 8 8 Sl cterines # 8 Sling of the passenger train No. 6} |. White Sale at T¢| June White Sale at ote cau i $ 6 © 8 @ 8@| frosts so 8 ™ ion the Southern Pacific at Lester } | Ladies’ Corset Covers—-Full frout and tight back,) Short Skirte—Muslin with wide fi fee ' oe Lone u 8 + | yesterday | attractive hemetitehed ruffle, Large new a» trimmings and cluster tucks; well.made 2 2... 8 4 i rain was running at « rate sortment. Hegular 19¢ values, in the J | tlar 6c values, in the June White Sale ¢ % sii *) MIGHTY RUBE /e when sud White Sale at 12\,¢ 3 sttee ) i Di ie ee deceive en Oe Lodiee’ Corset Covere—ifigh or low neck, tight- | Ladies’ @kirto—Pine masiin with 10MM 3 Am ROM POA peepee track, followed by every coach i fitting, full front, trimmings of sew lace and 2 rows of lace insertion, Ince edge eS Se) | composing the train. Twe coaches | TINST COMP BBG sanved. COME LARLY. | beading, Regular 3$¢ values, in the June | and cluster tucks. Regular $1.09 ’eve @ 3 AGAIN IN FORM — HANLON turned over and It wee in these | White Bale at 19¢ the June White Sale at see *? | a re os , aa ee a ) GAYS He's SATISFIE Vv. | coos a aged of those injured - | Ladice’ Corset Covere—in fine lawn and cambric | Ladies’ Skirte—Fine musaiin with deep Se oe ee Z D—a0) be ER a i aida e with neat trimmings of lace, ribbon and clus tily trimmed with embroidery and Ss es se BUCHTEL GETS “SAS6Y.” j ter tueka Regular S0c values, in the June ular $1.26 values, in the June White 4 Ss 86 § Hi fail caused the wreck. - { i} White Sale at a ave bias . eee ¥ Si1%tan it fal | j | Ladies’ Corset Covere—Very full front styles in | Ladies’ Skirte—Muslin with deep sini & | What Robe Waddell nested to | . eit benetitel cambrie waa Jace, insertion an flounce, beautifully trimmed with tee @ | ; ribbon trimmings eguiar TSe values, in| embroidery. Regular $1.60 values, & @ Z emia Snes Sines LEED, recipi digi prcagbior, ‘ 800.804 FIRGT AVENUE, CORNER COLUMBIA. the June White Sale 47¢ | June White Sale at pea ¢ “ heees Taroma Tica anal Chie Arerer (Scripps Telegraph Service.) STRONGEST LADIES’ WAIST HOUGE IN THE STATE. Ladies’ Corset Covere—Made of lovely Nain-| Ladies’ Skirte—Extra quality cambre ~ e Ketlackey: wh by! bagoeees ROME, Jane 2.—Captain Ulvelll, | | | sook and iawa, trimmings of lace, edging, | docep, full embroidered flounce and & iin. 1 tages ce Salis | pulled bi self together and cele|a professional acroneut. lort his | beading. rtion and ribbon. Regular $1.25 | tucked effects. Regular $2.00 values, fa @ mat by Cain, ©) | brated by letting the White Sox| life here yesterday in a most (ram “| values, in the Jase White Sale at 89¢ | June White Sale at sea ; down with three nits, winning 9}! Way 24 the scene was wit 1a neon =n - evra , 01 nessed by King Victor Emmanuel 1a . — eet = and the queen |] | BEAUTIFUL NEW LINEN SKIRTS, SPECIAL | VERY NEWEST LINEN SKIRTS, ro 4m] ‘The Broncho, 2:00%, world’s] War mancuvers were being ox | TOMORROW IN THE JUNE SALE OF TOMORROW IN THE JUNE ; ; $} champion racing mare, has gone ecuted and the review was taking | WHITE AT 9s. OF WHITE AT $3.98. lame J I net be » om the | place before royalt | y Sf 5] eee Sat wil not be soem on | via we bet te royeRy. ere Fashioned of an excellent, lustrous quality | Fully gored, extra wide and genet ul : s @ e bale Buddenly coaiehe j linen, fully plaited with three bands all no trimmings, the attractiveness 2 $$) Giark Grittith wants Jens Tagne-| NaF balloon, Suites an electr } around? skirt, quality that will launder most perfect simplicity of style, very sel © § Slict of the Bostons, for the New| “0mm Wurst, Orth and the spose 1h} satisfactorily earance and high quality It a t ¢! York Highlanders. | tators were horrified to seo a ’ sagas Oe ee %. rs |} fash of Hghtning atrike the bag } “ - oe The better the man the moro! Flames suddenly shot forth and ay : T es ® credit | will get for knockin’ his|the car containing Captain Ulvelli 1a Wanted F ics i i aa | nted Dress Fabrics in the June Sale of White ™,| bicomin’ ‘ead off,” says Engtish | sta the earth, a dis | \s si ‘ ’ phany 8 ae ‘ d 2 § Gp sebas ummers. = . iy a mile. : | 7Se BRADFORD MOHAIRS—In all the popular | 98 POPLIN BATISTES—Newest, shades eit Yoxy Ned” Hanlon says he is| he injured man was pleked up j new shades; fine, lustrous quality, 38 inches brown, tam, blue, also black, 46 inchel am § = Bi satisfied with bis bunch of Otn joo ott aan to the hosuital, but wide. Tomorrow at, yard 39¢ | Tomorrow at, yard a! ‘ ‘ od “ inean jed without recover conseior ‘ ‘ ae cinnat! Reds, and after tn ansing | Ses ng conscious 361NCH ALBATROSS—All wool, in white and | 65c WOOL BATISTES—Iine sheer T EE fring recru ll keep cream colorings, very serviceable quality fabrics, in cream color. Very spel ° e t - fan yaa hate yooh Stay DR, BORIES BUR inl Tomorrow at, yard athe row at, yard oe ] ‘annan f pees 1 . | %8¢ EMBROIDERED MOHAIRS—Cream shade, | $1.50 CREAM MOHAIRS—Full titty soeer Alf Shrubb, Baglish long distance| The funeral services for the late with dainty stik embroidered figures; eplen wide; a beautiful, lustrous qaallty for ms a he whee nc running champion, has landed in| Dr. Em Rortes were held yester did wash fabric. Tor yard Bee pretty as silk. Tomorrow at, yard . Bans tangs wh “Chznen, | America with the professed intes-| day afternoon from the Bonney ! —— tlon of racing Longbeat, the Can-| Watson undertaking parlors. Afte z sa fatian tasmgion:aurabe | toe tnvios st ton clooal te weds 1533 SECOND AVE. —— 2 professional was taken to the Mille of Rternity CORNER PINE India Linons Greatly Reduced in the June Sale of White Short distance races for autos | crmetery where interment was == | NORTHWwE seem to lost their drawing| made. The services w largely Impossible to duplicate these bargains after present lots are sold L HWEST LEAGUE power, The races of the future | a! ied by friends, Rabbi Sambel . _ ‘ | 4 ee B mill be twenty fourhour endurance | Koch officiated a Less Than 10 | 100 tain tanone at. vara {Te | Iie LINENETTE AT 9¢ YARD u Spokane 11 | affairs or 86 and ents heteinen, | : ndia Linons 4 ard © summer fabric for serviceable ow BUTTE. bom. i MPR I ce en’. ethan “hake HARD TiME BALL. Nothing Over 20 $e India Linons at 10¢@ | just like butchers’ Hnen in appestaaal ther eumme (rom , redid of the West 25e India Linons at, yard 19¢ lourth ke ciaineaan ‘ : st ern League, b " od that hn A hard time bali will be given Watch Tomorrow's Papers for Particulars cert te bis acl a . . b & game’) he Seatt Counell No. 116, Fra | « r b from 4 * ternal Aid a in at Greye | ins H H = ‘ ® grout | |eteht ball, 2715 ackaon a, om Wed Ruffled Curtains Tomorrow in the June Sale of White i. " ' ” ’ t ja ening, J p 6 Prises wi 1 42 ar ma, of|be awarded to the best hard eck oe oe S Gemerenthin: ste omeen Se meee quantity js x p Ga costumes, a hard time lunch will ; phe . -— a . ain fat bes lay @ " ado, on A n ha any one embellishing him 8 ~ 8 85c RUFFLED Swiss CU Is to herself with the following fin Coin Spot Swiss ving with attractiRe * the newspaper & ery: silk waists, jewelry, white col . ir { fine tucks sy s lars and shine AMUSEMENTS. : , Curtains hemstitched ruffle, & eters red | Gold Medal Contest pete THE G R ~ aor agi 2 eee ager t in Juss a f he annual gold medal contest + D 0 RUFFLED SCRIM and f " $1.25 FIGURED SWiS8 as Your ,Theanm ea mate ett sn con, nan TORT Tents Wey, a irvine wih atenbre . att ogo will tnke place in As-| Wednesday, Direct From Astor Theater (N. ¥.). The I sighed pl CURTAINS f hall, eith and Marion |Attst, Annie Russell, 94 “Pugh” in : ve and es , Some with hemstitehed perme titehed rin - =. ’ Swis us and a Good one Bea econ of the conte “A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM." ce ten i" va v “ ge by are 1. Agen iiam Piggett P . " tio, . ‘ Cart i t “ the June Sa t by - it? J, W. Wabranshek, J. B. Murp? i Pri $2 to Next ate action Mra. I e A , ; ~ i] as a, pane 91.2 1 he June Dr. J. H. Lyons and J. N. Jackson. | =~ i - - : = vad White at, pa Summer Suit: —— SEATTLE THEATER DOES HE LOOK AS NEAT AS OTHER MEN YOU MEET F Russell & D M Phon 4 Ma e Thursday an A > oS > ite > i P 7 ON THE STREET? About seventy German Baptinta | irda and Evtty Bvéning at 8:16. The Earl Burgess Com (f | The June Sale of White and the Room-Making Sale Vie With f or Dunk on their way home| pany in : i B ry ain a si asi tek menace ian: igs aititiie aos th onal con at Le “QUEEN OF THE WHITE SLAVES.” | Other in rs Attractiveness suit while the styles are new—have him get it be The patty was headed by Bishops A -Stopentete lanterenmate,.Praknaten. | Fiteue— th se inne _Ruclent, Rocceeel Soi oy Polat rg fore the daintiest designs are chosen. Have hin John Herr, 1. W. Taylorand Rev y : ed From 28 C 78 Per tore 0 ad Ae ek LYRIC THEATER a ‘From Be Per Cent to 70 Pog erstown, Pa : & Drew, Mera. Phone 67, Matinee ednesday and | it allie Granite Tea Pots 4 nt S Ceib our erisia, 1 et ALL THIS WEEK=lewis & Lake Company in a Double | _8Be 10Rod Clothes Rack at i a y to t wond 4 ‘ t i Tack Lifters REGAL g 4 5 SUITS * ; ete ynmen “SCHULTZ'S TROUBLES” and “THE GIRL FROM CHILI.” Covered Butter Dish is Prices—Mats,, 26e; Nigh to Boe ; 10 a J = if om w , q tt Leading Vaudeville H Price bo, I ike Lemon Squeesers a suit which, for style, fabric, service and price, herself that tt wasn't worth STAR box seats, 200. Performance 0, 7:16, 8:45 eack i cannot be equaled any. other place in the city. —_—e et NEW VAUDEVILLE THIS AFTERNOON We are the exclusive agente for Regal $15 The Four Totedos, in a novelty contortion act; Garvin, Platt & | cults tn Ocutthe _ sta onuments: sent. Peaches; Starascope, Reeves & Kenny, Charles Bowser & Co. Eddie oy o ~ doo north of Virginia “LOS THERE | h phones 1788 Phone Sunset, Main 1404. Ind. 4884. Reappearan of Mi May in “GRAUBTARK,” Tailored Fourth Ave. fl evening, 7:30. ¥ nanoes hog Ma 1b; « ng, 8:16 . and Pik THIRD AVENUE THEATER | Ready Co.37.5"" shine: al-telpatnet Sites Comma ain elias tats 9008 Second Big Week of the Tay! ° om ny 4 @PPosiTe TOTEM Exclusive High Grade |duction of “FROM. RAGS 4 rk Company in a great pro CLOTHING FOR MEN Mats, Wed, Sat. and oon—Mata,, 106 and 20¢ POLE # sere % evenings, 100, 20c and Se.