The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 26, 1907, Page 2

PE rc ee : THE SEATTLE STAR--FRIDAY, JULY 26, 1907. ° . = Z ALEN] JOL ED The Store That Serygs You Best—Gars Store Opens Saturday at 9:30 A.M.g Closes at 8: 30 PLM, / } . | Our Own Astounding Bargain Events of the Past 6 Alarie’s effort on the horse was a| Completely Outdone i in the ° Ray .and Frank Flitiner Faif to Meet Expectations!" ——- landsome Jack Porter better) * Allen will be in the box today mn al known as Jack,” cashed Ifor the locala, while Rasty” | Dek Wise Ones Cleaned up on Storma in the Third,and \).°"32,0%. )iulaog, deck comet Fi ve ig May ve . 4 e Piquet won, He bet §2_ straight the last three games, will get in nex! Royal Scot Won Much Coin From Bookies—-Mike and after the race was offering ¢ for Spokane today | pu yi buys Wine, (ile had hia fingers | as crossed when making the offer.) Con Walsh ts the hard luck Ti} sie Jordaa Repeats, pitcher, Wo clwaye gttshes a geod, (IT to | Johnny Millin, the popular turf steady game, but luck # to be | a ee aes is | _— a man, pleke Tae traight losers, The ‘against him every thao, The worst } To maintain constant freshness of stocks we MUST keep me f is 4 : BY REFUGEE ¢ upset when Frank Mittnor, nearest de came to cashing @ bet |. Val' ery of it ts that he gets {t rubbed in |fl | No laggards are tolerated at Garvey-Huchanan’s Hones ile great Buepue At gat! _" After favorites had won the first ) favorite, finished third.) Was when he wag enough on |him on Ladies’ Day more than any | } startiiag price reductions on goods suited exactly to the n ’ ” Pp " I th to get ¢ y Me other pitche eve lepartment in and second racea, four public . & W tw Ff chance, with) Chan, Walworth to got out on th ther pitehor every d , | Tomorrow's inducements Are Decidedly Strong | 5 . choloes went down in a row at the | “Cricket Kelly a got off in| day heave n 4 vate Phy t | tres . 1 the way by a os Anwebee ‘ Mig Melntyre, of the V gatt , come ths en” ived ee wee ‘cae o met % Matt Ries bet on Mike Jordan and and Yes saulted « ton? siherteg t ee ‘a | 7 50 t the ‘ jolts the talent received —w wide = margir noing by four tt Ries bet on Mike Jor and a ante pecaune o' : when ut 7 to 8, and lengths. Chancellor Walworth san | beat the race handsomely | ana") Arie he trad made, strtk Surplus oO ‘i oO $1 0. fenc ittner, at 3 to 5, led to get surprisingly well and pews ( he fH Der io se face, Ib money, Considering the poor qual-|vorite a head for the place. Frank Aftor the first race Dal Hawking - nw a_|!ntyre, who has shown by his con SE ity of tha card, there was a large | Flittner failed to show his usual/ went dowa into the ring, made a] M4" Presettoe 4. .+csees 13 eae different occasions that he crowd present and speculation was |speed and was interfered with Im pet and then went up in the grand 4s Sence,’ ‘Wwitihe ana avec: (22 SfOWe Up child, was hissed. brisk the stretch by Chance Wal-| stand and fell asleep, He awoke oa Umpire—-Perrine bue permitted by the police to re }worth, just as be was making his while the last race was being run jmain on the grounds. He will be The talent star otf well by | ran. and started to root for Ripper, un- | prosecuted in the pollee court a e electing Stlver the fa After the fourth race, Owner St. der the ston that it was the ° vorite, on the first are | Vi wh horse, Dutiful, ran | second at he was witnessing Isaacs continues to do good work | pos! Uncanned bh the way | second, bid the winner, Mike Jor He came of hie trance after in the Meow be fal + to = oa and won y from Search Me. | dan, up to $800, at which price he the numbers were bung up. safely yesterday, but stood up we c Elota, at 15 to 1, got third place. | sec 4 the horee. In retall | at the plate aod clouted the ball to t R. Gutter, the owner of Jordan Kugtish BI Jackman tatd the | hard twiee = A ble kitting was successfully on-|lalmed Dutiful for $550 ico tm the fing on Frank i Saturday Special = incored whea Roy cot won the and took in about $3,000 Genoud vesn. “Opening at 3 to 1, be| F. Wilson rode anything but a * he didn't know what he was * . a plea a p at 3 r : » Ge Despite the letdown in price, each and eve petticoat due was quickly played down to to | Well judged race on Frank FY doing | | om it tee tt ‘stactory attl 6 at post time and won a sensa-| When making his run tn the stretch ‘ae >. 4 a i SAN FRANCISCO, July 26. during this sale carries with it our guarante atin oe Mend tate Whee the. barrier |me cam l where there! For sentimental reasons uncon-|Ner York + + =} Because Joe Gans and Billy Nolan, ice. Made of splendid taffeta silt generoe t psn went up Royal Scot was slow to| Was no through, In-/ nected with racing, George Wil-| Matte , od Bohiel; Mathew>/ manager of Battling Nelson, ean break, and going down the back | stead of 1g to the tatde liame bet on Ray to win the fifth |" ** weaken . pot come to terms in regard to} widths and deep flounces; colorings of b stretch he was absolutely last. He race } % A # ithe weight question, it looks as if green, gray, change and plaids; p aa bly t Pritadetpn a ae made & great stretch run, however,| McRae rode a t y bad race _ yr fs { 4 Elenere wit! be no fight between | and won by « nose in the last jump | om Ri tn th ‘ent. H Dick Restorick won @ nice bet) peices irows and Doren; Philipps |Gane and Nelson, Nolan tnstste) = from Ripper The latter should | rode track} when his mare, Silver Wedding, | sa * that the fighters should weigh in . Z u . . mn t 1 . | ; Stock of have won, bug received a bad ride | and , nble in the | won the first race ring costume, and Gans refused to ~ Saturday Stationery Sp Specials Surptus S 4 at the hands MeRae, who let | stretch, which him the - . o + [do this, He « that he will agree W , 00 l Kid Glo < the horse # vie 10 4a from | Ripper on by acouple| “First Away Jake” won $80 when | cs oe to nothing but 123 pounds strip In the Su omen $ A ong ves a aie ean Gana. eeemned Ot Oe Tarrigaa breesed home, and after |: of fi Nolan worked the trick on Gans |i | plus Stock Sale Saturday Special at me nsishomiaad Tirww: oct Ghan. Gisen's seentoes! out. ere ee ee : hot a pee See, nee: bee © aa 26e POUND PACKAGE CLOTH FIN- Full 16-button lengths, made by mak : - Rew MoO fee aealn. ISH STATIONERY the world over for qus and From a high quotation - “ . . . sion 3 ; lc | © world ov qua St ‘ layed d to fi mt 1» 6 ae , Tomorrow at sees |} is quite diversified including navy, gray ee oe ee ee : Package of 25 Envelopes to || Nght blue, pink, tan, ete. Save more tt fm the third race, and she neve ciliiaiaaihor alia match at ci ot pe et — verge pag ant hair can 6 mooie ce cee 1] SURPLUS STOCK or reat, she made ¥ post a win} . | July 26.—The winners ER and 24 Envelopes to match— | | ae sing ene, and rame tome by ber_| BUT ERRORS LOSE GAME «. : 4: Neb nalie pamieaie ware Tl” cr mostly boned || MISSES’ 49c and 59c SILK GLOVES att Redm oo Dans % wes on Hatterion Welsh and Sullivan, Bend-| Firat race, four and one-half fur Tomorrow at Cc | SATURDAY SPECIAL, PAIR easy second, four lengths ta front pastes Powers longe—Letghton, won; Goldereek, | | 25e BOX OF 24 SHEETS OF PAPER | | x of Taby Tosa, the second choice : nu Stenten, third. ‘Time and 94 Mnvelegue to santeh | Brown, tan and mode colorings Refugee picked the rac } Although Con Walsh pitched af — roi . y > — pas Se ne ay Parveen srt AR MR BM PO A Society finish. Tomorrow at j SURPLUS STOCK or ree, which is going so splendid game yesterday before a eee 8 Third race, six furlongs—Yosan Se BOTTLE OF INK, | Mi , L - pcKownoeni | Pas isses’ $1.25 and $1.50 Long Gloves ilies Suniel. “dh Gad alana ‘ade big crowd of ladies, for {t was ees & won; Jillette Emma Reo Tomorrow at ci} iced ameitank se ah as ts . oo a Ag ange we ry Ladies’ day, he could not connect ie ee ae Se ae bold, third, Time, 1:15. 10e BOTTLE OF LIBRARY Te j . J mga of ¢ te 2. ured the verdict 18] with the long end of the ‘score e Fo Ped Fourth race, five and one-half PASTE. Tomorrow at } 12 and 16-button lengths, in black only 4 mane von, after © Oradhi comes of the ganasonity of three ee en Oe eS furlongs ettie «= Hicks, won | a it oe through va stretch with Dutiful. | oP the Seatth ear ier nen 2. ae - « |} Gladys Belle, second; Miss Martha - The gray horse was played down |‘ a fe 1A a pe same ele eee i game & BF third. Time, 1:08% f the dk ‘onmie give Qui - a 4 » , from fours to threes and made a | Hin ee ce cote was toade | Terai SGahR i | Fifth race, five furlongs —Diagg, | | S*rPlve Stock ouie of Men’s $1 Underwear game effort, but was not quite go04 | Wo for by the trio referred to. It An me Oe Oe oa #8 won, Gome second; The Bear EACH Af Si EACH ¢ enough. Canardo was made 100 | ee ee ee ee tecnmd «poy te ee a ow w{thicd. Time, 1:04 wins ter Six p. m. Saturday Much use of the first part of the| fy" pecause Quigley threw wild to $s tus o” * 3] Sixth race, one mile—Christine i | Cc and TH rine clastic ribbed quality;cream color; al! sizes _ and was dying fast at the/ tires and because Arbogast dropped Be OS Sis PER * 4 4) A. won; Cabin, second; Dixie Lad. |) U finish He just lasted long enous’ | several thrown baile and. threw Pa tt see miovee, Paple wad edmiats third. ‘Time, 141% Summer Shirts THE STORE THAT SERVES YOU BEST 3 \ >| wile te nee Gnantho Gelhed eS ey | 4 - a hl ate thE tana ttaate wy Ito wa incr lg WN he . it sine a 1 Sones oS eat PORTLAND, July 26.—ft wae | Tomorrow at 1 0 over, Spokane was to the good, 4 nf a ae gee eee demonstrated by his wirk om the|Mi| wy = The Seattle public had their first/1, 3° Howell tried to atone for his ae mesnn |Portland tennis courts yesterday | | 50c ra taste of & McCafferty favorite when | srror jater by puiting the ball ove by tenting p that Joe Tylor will be one of the | Ray, heavily played from threes|tne fence for a homer. and if there, hte, SSR ER RES }four players who will contest the |Ii | Newest fancy — down to 3 to 2, finished outside | jag been anothe havnt ave Pieieee semifinals at Portiand Baturday. || designs and f : q the money the score would have been tied Ser an seg Pag din ‘ - | pleated beoome. cial + llgsrsed ‘ncag ggg meng) =~ ite, - #i| Battleship Nebraska at navy yard | All sizes. 113 — 5-17 SECOND AVENUE Tarrigan, a 7 to 2 second choice, oa Wines ’ ' t j cai ‘ took the lead when ready.! Hickey was | i in ah ner * basee Od _ - - a 4 and won. galloping by five lengths |and Allon took his place, Jenser Sst ty Walsh. | Bovs Wanted tor the = oat Capable a head twirled a steady game as 4 atin off Wale t Jone a. To sell Seattio papers. For tntor BULLETIN errors made behind him came ne i mation apply to Geo Engler, Star| ea — & time when they could do no harm.| DON'T FORGET that we want Olympic Mark office, old Hbrary building. between | @ last race resulted in a sur on = carters : oe 0 a # 640 — ad + yes Wie cate your meat bills tn nef 118 9 and 11 tm the morning and 2 Ul 4 Lee SRDS meee ange your hat of & rooks & chester rifles, WIll trade or buy. Pike st yposite the Boa Marehe 3 In the afterncon. 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