The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 24, 1907, Page 2

BASEBALL Dug has signed a now outfield, | Howell by name, lately with the} St. Paul team, in the Amertean} association, Howell will play in| the series with Spokane, Dugdale thinks he’s a good one. The fat manager has alsp signed a short e who will arrive the latter part of the week. MeGr pitched for yesterday aud was in great form, sitking out 19 men and allowing but four hits, He says that he will stay on the coast in spite of the decision awarding him to Pueblo. His lose is felt by Seattle. a took five out of the six Since the Van been rowing stronger gradually this shows that Ta ia going a few and will no 4 keep on going this week, in which it plays the Canucks at Vancouver Tacon from the team bas Canucks, Klinkhammer haa been released by Eddie Quinn, Klink’s arm has deen fn bad shape and he has lost the majority a hia games The championship meet of the Pacific Northwest association should have been won by Seattle Saturday, but Hants, the local dis cus thrower, got his feet out of the circle when making his win ning throw and the distance was not allowed. For this reason the Olympic ciub, of San Franciaco, represented by four mon, won the meet with 4 score of 361-3. Seattle came second with 3223, and the Multnomah club was third with 30 te. First of aff the outcome id without doubt have been dif ferent if Kelly, the champion sprinter and great broad jumper, bed not stretched a tendon. But! he was out of it, and this gave the 10-yard dash to Gerhardt, of the = The San Franciscans took the $30, the 120 hurdies, the 440, the the 220 hurdles and the 16-pound shot put. Seattle got fifet in the running high jump, rum ning broad jump, the 56-pound weight and the relay race. Spo- kane won the mile rua. the pole vault and the disews throw. The) Marathon race went to Chandler. of Vancouver. The Multnomah club — tin the 1¢-pound hammer! Now that the races are over at Bmeryville, the eres of the horse- men are turned upon The Meadows and a special horse train left for Seattle yesterday. Al Dobson, whe will do the official calling here, loft last night, and other officials are oe the way. Last night's — carries the following stables Dolan, A. B. Pomeroy, G. P. Tuc Neil, E # Beatty, R. R. Rice, jr.; . F. Clifford, W. P. Fine, H. C. >, J. A. Armstrong, Harry | ich, Denny Broa, Al Goodin, H. Green, E. C. Blum, J. D. Brown, @. Eftison, R. Gutter, W. F. Yanke, P. Donaleche, Hall & Marshall, M Hayes, Bell & Co.. James Colley, ! . L. Stanfield, C.K. Murray, C. F. Rockett, W. P. Magrane, L. C. WU Hams, W. B. Cotton, J. Freters, U. | De Arman, W. PF. Walter and) } Wilkerson. The Nippons, @ local Jap team, are playing fast ball and have de feated some of the best amateur teams of the city. These little fel- lows play a steady game and) usually have the crowd with them. is not a white man in the bunch. SQUARE. OPEN AT 8:00 A. M. | teading | Waddell, explained Attend Our FROST AND (Seattle Stara Exclusive Servioe,) SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, dune 2 Jack Gleason's Seals, in the Pa cifio Coast League, have the ald and advice of two of the most unique mascots ia the business, MICKEY OUGAN A They are Big “Doc” Littl Mickey Dugan. Doe” Frost ts a man of middle ago, who ts so wrapped up in tho national game that, sooner than miss anything that happened on Recreation Park wrounds, he would go without his regular meale lle Frost and cares naught for personal ap pearance on the street, bat on the ball field—woell, he is a@ Dortect NOT PUBLISHING NORTHWEST SCORES - The St. Louis Sporting News, a Daxebali which once was very popalar in Seattle journal to dropping out of sight here, for the simple reason that {t ie not pub lishing the scores of Northwest league games. Ali the other minor leagues, including the Coast Teague WADDELL iN CouRT PHILADELPHIA, June 24.--Rube Waddell, the crack pitcher of the Athietioa, was haled before the de juertion court 4 short time ago. when (his wife had him brought tn and asked Judge Staake to require Rube to enter real estate security to In sure payment of an order of $10 per week made upon him some | weeks ago by the desertion court Judge Staake said that it re mained with City Solicitor Connor | as to whether or not the security ) should be real estate Attorney | John R. K. Scott, counsel for Mra. to the court that they ted real eatate se curity on the cround that Waddell will soon leave the city on a trip with the Athletic Hall club, and CLOSE &. of the Sea A quick has become overstock stox n The followin SHOES Our Guarant Leathers. ‘FRISCO FANS ADORE ‘DOC’ to 2, won; Quagga, 96. on wi bs r “t* "SQ / sult Alarm, 102, third. Time, 1:47 H ‘ Praptiet “e+ 2 } ee -» SOHNSTONS WIN AGAIN OTHER GAMES. | | nn . ‘ 1 ¢) Yesterday afternoon the D. & Peddie ont Wines Gere | Johnatons defeated Corts Grand ° attoy Opera team by the score of T to nu 6. The game was fast and well ‘ + td) played. This makes eight straight Heres and tenstein. ptatt apa | Victories for the winners. q j The High Grade Shoe portunity Without a Parallel in the History of Shoe Selling We shoe stock at lez during this sale: SHOES THAT WERE $5.00 Now SHOES THAT WERE Now if You Want It,” HERST, 36 MILES FROM ven ELAND. * ed aon aan NEW YORK, June 4 Th weuiA. A. touring b 1, sald concern SHOES THAT WERE $3.50 tw to have the great Gilden’ ago-|ing rule changes : mobile tour this year, and it gAi| “Most of the criticiam has been E undoubtedly be the greatest duto-|4irected against the rule requiring a ie em July 10 is the date fixed for the! the outset, outside of tires, except THAT WERE $3.00 start, which will be made from|from supplies earried in the Cleveland, O. The first night's stop|from the outset, and that a list | will he le at ledo, the route be made of all parts and re ir} ‘ mae i - a i walk and th listance 121 miles. tarts. | SHOES THAT WERE $2.50 The end of the second day's run| “Tho route has been accepted by! wilt be South Bond, Ind and the | most automobilista as a good one.|h next night will be spent ta Chi-| Probably there will be 200 cara en-| contestants bac o South Rend wonther th road along the In. The fifth nieht will © select will compare with a in Indtanapolt and from any in the vine nd fron aU} ee is “Your Money Back J) the run will be eastward to Pitts-|to 40 miles an how worden po Sida burg, by way of Columbus, O., and| would b ib he tourist ty and it goes with every Bicinton” From Pittaburg tho Foute|howover, will woe make this rate Pair of Shoes in the Sale except Patent §{jt« by way of Bedford Spr Ral-|they are to have a That's fair timore, Philadelphia and conciud-| minutes ahead, and t ing in New York will keep the pace w F. B. Hower, chairman of the A.| speed,” TAR—MONDAY, JUNE 24, 1907. BASEBALL Umpire Mehmend, | or | Hatiorton-Walton and Hoover; MoGreaor NORTHWEST LEAGUE, cad Bivens. Umpre~ mers oI | nom 1. Spokane 2; Aberdeen 1. } es 8 Adonte what ‘3 ny wad Wood, Woodworth Doo” porsennon about thirty dit | eeteriay's game from the ¥ ves os forent baseball suite, These he] his thiet simmabt viet weara In rotation, They are of all | ho vs bean GUN CLUB 1S busy, colara of the rainbow Ite one vl | And then there's Mickey Dugan, | cor 4 aka 3 | Riverdeen i'6-73] Phe West Seattle Gun Club held . noon and Bwinletia, MAKE) » woekly shoot yesterday, at which good made Charles Longfellow won in the 60 bird event, breaking 46 out of a possible 60, and Arnold second with some a scores were Tacoma 5; Vancouver 0. The ” a tive . erattored 43 | an ¢ 1 t | +48) SNOW AT BUTTE Parone TR a Va ¥ VJ ‘ ‘ ake 2 3 HUTT, June 24.—Recause atin nh there were 14 inches of snow In had ® “ Tt * thie section yesterday no game a ae Penns | was played, The weather hae been anything but right the past League Standing week and Dug's Cubs and — the oma he vost PoC) Miners have had @ dd reat, The ee S| jocala open at Spokane this week ‘ s # "land Dugdale will be present to =» t we help out in the series Ve ee a oe | CLUB HOLDS CRUISE “ ° r mnt 0 a * home| "The first Motor Hoat elub, of 8 was he yesterday w or the dt reetion of Commodore C. I. Jones, proved # Kreat success, There were | TEAM BREAKS EVEN The Seattle high broken even in Won, tet. por }the games Saturday | lee Anattes . 0 | a bo ad 4 2 Wendell Phillips ... . o Poetiand, =» 4 seattle . ‘ Hatterion Leve and Helly; | AMERICAN LEAGUE Coyle and Martin. | . Afternoon Game. i a owe 4 he te” Rw &} Betreie & ¢ 1) Beattie scoorse 64 8 me Powell and O'Consue; KWMO®| Crane School . ow moni | Matteries—Agnew and Martin ND “DOC” FROST. % 1 ©. | Seifert and Murrand, Brasen and + 5| Napristok the bat boy te " hand McParthed Whoades, About ten yours ago «# Httle @wart) p00 cea 7 j wandered toto the park an@ took | RACES SATURDAY | up his position on the gan Fran-| League Standing | etsco ch. Nobody asked him/ Wom. Loat ~ ho came from The Seals 4 bon wore then in the last noteh of thy » H a OAKLAND. penant race. They won that game w ; . i developed a winaing streak and : , & on| Firat race, fivecighths of « mile} landed the pennant. So it was = Follie L., 107 (Borel), 9 to & that Mickey became a fixture won, Time, 1:01 NATIONAL LEAGU Second race, one and one-quarter milew—-Harbor, 102 (Kirechb mM F114 to &, wan; Netting, 102 nd e ¢ #) Queen Alamo, 162 Time, toe Rewthach and Kling: Mare ° pices a Third race Piet es ‘ n © &/e mile—8t, Franct have their scores in the Sporting | pt i "| 5) 26 t@ 6, won; Revolt, 106, second News, but the Northwest ague sitertemCuakion ond Meleen; teever | COMbury, 91, third. Time, 1:06 46 has been left out, probably . | Pourth race, one and one-otghth through Coast league influence. fecend gome—ature a 4 © | milee—J. C. Clem, 100 (Mentry) the St. Louls publieation ta r — eet er won; Joe Coyne, 105, sec ly loosing subscribers in thin sec] teteier-Wemer and suntsfond; Talamund, 89, third, Tim tion As it could get the scores | *** Sm }i 16 at Httle or cost, the oversight } Fifth race, one mile and twenty aderus atrange . | Lengua Ganting lyarde—Fred Bent, 107 (Kirach 2 on wee tot! phy | Daum), 3 to 5, won; Woolma, 99 « Blevation, 107, third the wife wanted something to com pel Rubs to pay the order of court *, seveneighthe of a/ Assistant City Solieltor Connor Sugar Maid, 106 (Kirsch xuggested that Georgo Edward en baum), 13 to 10, won; Ethel Day ter cash security in the sam of §300 107, second ob nn: 7, second; Fohnay Lyons, 100, This Rube said he would do, ont} third, Time, 1:26. z the case was dropped } } MAX WELLS DEAD : =e | Firet race, three-quarters of af I mile—Hen Strong, 168 (Lee), 9 to} Dessonburat third 168, second; |} Time, } 2. won Max Wells, well known a « high school athlete and @ former mem | ber of the University football team, Tretee, ree Uangtand ant Late Comper sad Kpen Uenpire Askew fiveeightha of a} Beeond race, | died Saturday at Portland of heart mile—Halia, 103 (Lee), 8 to 2. omen and bie, Node arrived to } ® yj *\ won: Orjandot, 191, second; Cora} lay in Seattio. He was one of the | Coroners $ M&M §| Dusant, 97, third } | } | boat athletes ever turned Out If) | Maieriamdoith and Shem Dente 4} Third race, five-cighths of a mile thin city, and hin doath is regret: | Prom | —Hambridge, 110 (Cherry), 3 to 1 ted by many. He was 23 years! | sore ® © &| won: Ada O. Walker, 108, second; Phang my gg tre tg } Sma y aeenal 5 “$ [) Bucket Brigade, 100, third. Time, - | Batterie ited and Menatn tubers | 104 ments have not been completed. | sat Cae mag "| Fourth race, one and one-olghth milee—TiHeing, 105 (Garner), 9 to League Standing. 2. won; Passadena, 106, second; Prteting Piates oo ‘= Phil Finch, 124, third. Time, | iectricas Wortore ce pic6? 46. - ; MH oh Fifth race, three-quarters of a OPPOSITE THE H H ss | inile—Cotloqnoy, 96 (Martin). 7 to }10, won: The Clansman, 100, sec TOTEM POLE. $ $ Blond; Mlectorine, $6, third, Time, phe bs. Bixth race, one and oneatxtoenth | miles—Mise Lida, 102 (Pickens) SEATTLE CHURCH LEAGUE. League Standing. ATURDAYS AT 10:00 P. M. GLIDDEN ENDURANCE TOUR TO BE BIGGEST EVENT OF SEASON son and an Op- k reducing sale, which ecessary, owing to our simply must reduce our ast a half g reductions will prevail NEW Yorn PINIGA LTS DURG $4.45 $4.00 $3.45 PROSPECTIVE GLIDDEN TOURISTS ARE HOPING THEY WILL HAVE A BETTER FATE THANITHE “PATHFINDER” COMMITTEE WHO LAID OUT THE ptt THE PHOTOGRAPH SHOWS ONE THEIR MACHINES STUCK IN THE MUD AT SOUTH AM oF The Store That Serves You Best SENSATIONAL SUIT SALE TOMORROW} This Season’s Most Favored Models Regular $25, $27.50 and $29.50 Values Oarvey-Buchanan Co > todo” over Bh th es like this ome very rare of our arly priced $20.50 oben = : toned through, satin lined and talted slkist. fp. c TEN DOLLARS ch Plaids, tailored, ease Owing to the extremely low price —— Another Winsome $29.50 Suit. that features this sale, a charge of | effect ray ho Versian em $2.00 will be made for alterations | fancy braid evilar and wan Lined: wkiyt full fiaited, and no C. ©. D. orders will be ac- | with straps to match jacket. Tom w only at 4, sapked | sesseoe sores sesvene one TEN DOLLARS _e*- THE HALF-PRICE SALE OF FANCY WOOL | SUITINGS AGAIN TOMORROW desirable of Paney * enthusiastic selling, inter it while you cam Tomorrow and all the week Seattle women are offered the newest, most Summer Bultings at price savings of exactly half. Judging from tod li be at fever heat tomorrow. It's @ grand ba: | | ent wi Values Without Parallel in the Store’s History Ready to Greet Tomorrow’s Comers PLAIOS, IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC || ain event. 8h NEWEST CHECKS, PLAIDS | OMBRE CHECKS, AND STRIPES, STRIPES, ETC., cursuaai 36 to 40 Inches wide; fresh, new | 46 to 50 Inches wide; beantiful | fabrics; roguiar 60c valuos;| new effects; regular $1.00 val-|*4 19 54 inches wide; reeuiar | ' 1 > Values; tomor tomorrow at, ues; tomorrow ia | yard . .25C at .. 50. row at, yard bZic F | EXCLUSIVE FANCY WOOL|RICH FOREIGN IMPORTA.| FINEST IMPORTED FANCY | SUITINGS, | TIONS, SUITING! | 46 to 54 Inches wide; regular| Strictly exclusive, newest, dain-|©™@"™ming, exclusive effeety } $1.60 values; tomor jest designs; $1.75 $2.00, $2.25 and ; Db * | row at, yard .. 75¢) values, at, yard ... 87'c $2.50 values at... ve Half-Price Sale of Housefurnishings Is’ The Half-Price Sale of Housefurnishings | Hurrying Out the Goods } ARE YOU GETTING YOUR SHARE? } | No housekeeper can afford to miss this sale, It completely overtons anything of ite kind | hetd fn Seattle. itemember that this selling includes 4 practically new stock. Heavy orders: | placed before our fectsina to close out the department have just arrived, and are being hurried at half-price—in most eascs actually less than half, as most of this class of merchandise has | | ' i | & marked increase in price just recently. Hence these reductions, based on old prices, meas erm savings than we have expressed | $1.00 WORTH FOR .. $3.00 WORTH FOR cones cee cee teneeee eTc. ETC grea’ China (Haviland Excepted ), Glassware, Crockery, Gra Tinware, Garden Implements, Household Hardware, Ete. : ALL GO AT EXACTLY HALF PRICE S0c | $200. WORTH FOR $1.50 | $4.00 WORTH FOR 2... 26 wee cove eTc. “THE STORE THAT SERVES YOU BEST Victor and E Talking SHEET MUSIC, TIL Second Ave. JOIN ME IN SOMETHING FROM THE KEYSTONE Great Retiring Sale Diamonds, Watches, Clocks And a complete line of Fine Jewelry at Public Auction. A Diamond Brooch, Diamond Ring, a Lady's Gold They have just re y, : ceived two carloads of Watch and Chain, Silver Tea Set and several other pres- the purest Callfornis 4 wine from Schillings & ents to be given away to the ladies Saturday afternoon, | Company.” Ra ; ‘ ee Yes, a we have tween the hours of 2:30 and §:00 o'clock. - pas Reisling. Angelica and ——_—________. 1, besides fine brands of put we are « AMOND PALACE |} )°=2]/ r a gallon. mber, we deliver to any part of the of ‘ JOSEPH HOESLICH, Proprietor, on the day you ordef 517 SECOND AVENUE. COL. J. D. LEWIS, Auctioneer, First Avenue. PHONES 1184 WHOLESALERS é Fly on , the Flyer SEATTLE-TACOMA ROU Fare 35c—Round Trips Pm 80, FOUR ROUND TRIPS DAILYS You'll find the Pacitia & Sound Bottling Co.'s brand please note a fow of prize winners, popular approval the re jude Ginger ale, lemon soda LEAVES SEATTLE — or roam soda, birch beer, sarsapar and 10:25 a, my 2:05 andS ila, seltzer, carbonte, vichy, straw pm berry, peach and pineapy LEAVE TACOMA — 8:38 There are oth The average m. and 5, 3:55 and 7280 PF ice ia nis the case of 2 dos m t bottles set down at your door ‘Time card subject to chang® trial proves purity, ! without notice and wholesomeness. U. SEELEY, Jr, Agent cifio & Puget Sound Bott! "9 Seat Main 176. 1 Sas Company Phone | 92 Tacoma Tel. 2