The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 31, 1907, Page 2

t ° Arthur W Knight hes had Two otf Days, Much to the Financial Embarrassment of the, Talent--Favorides “had the Best of It Yesterday amd Books Were litt ~Manders Wins ow Turee. —~< clatming a Boren trom aeliing tor BY REFUGEE. The poor starting of Arthur M@/ greater sum than the horse @ae| atthacted moat attention al) claimed for psterday afternoon ot Mousande of dol) | Matt Rieg the focal planger, Bet he falle@ to @et the feld | S100 wash was on N away ot her in the fourth moo, | Me fogkey, Cricket Ke aGd left the § to 6 favorite, Kime | * ofthe Mist, at the post, The st Those who bet on Meade te the | 4m the first rece wae ® one laut race certainty did not get and the etme is true of dhe thin’ ron for their money Rieh yt wee somewhat oul ae and we the start AL Wright, @ho com the mare rae her foto @ py rece. MeKni of form on Monday, breaks are oxpensive tq she talent. and them pulled her up and att el try & yard aflerwarte What Mechlin was payed Gown from Wrisht's ttea tn riding thie kind T2 to [b45 In the fret acd proved ef @ race only he himeell knows, much the best. The Ros filly got) but ft wae @ rank injustice te tl ‘way it front and the further ste | pabltc whe bet on Meads. * went the further she left pla | behind. At the ond she was onl The man with the halter @: gallopiee to win by six lengths. | rteht ta evidence yooterday B. MoOafferty Clatwed Croty d0n out) of the second race and King of the Mist out of the fourth KR. Gutter claimed Col DPronston after the fourth rare and Hutchings and Ab bett clafmed Pomeasts Parnes @ Co; whe elated Search Me (he day before, were ordered to return the bere jt original owners ae Ube person whe clatmed the Norse did hot baye aa entry te the race, Calmar, the favorite, who had been backed from twos down to even money, got away poorly and w beaten by the 20 to, 1 shod, Lucky Lad, for the place. Crotx d'Or, the favorite in the ave ond, was backed down to € to 6, but flaisited wad, beaten & nose because Gross delayed too long ta making his run. Leash, the winner, met with strong support at 6 to 1 Foncasta firilshed third. Moeehiin, whe won the frat race, Ad —e in one of the best bred fillies on the | Jack Little, the favorite tm the | race track. She is by St. Carle out third, received an ‘atroctous side! of the fast mare Gold Lace from Leeds, but was so much the os James A. Murray, the speedy japrinter who broke down «et Loe | Angoles last winter, makes hie first appearance since the eeccident, in| the sixth race this afternoon, } t that he won galloping. felfly ran well aad got ¢ from Dora t Tm the fourth. King of the Mist was backed from threes down to} Beasie | place Sic sonniiverses vas” ae } This boy Manders ts certainly waited on the pacemaker, Gero. | coming to the front with a rush. Jette, until the stretch was reached, |e rede three winners again yee | wat she breezed home. Gerolette | erday, and if ho keeps thie good Outlasted Gol Bronston, the second |¥Ork Up will soon acquire « fol prone }lowing among the females tm the | grandstand that would do credit to | to 1 favorite, |T0d Sloan tm his palmy days > - | Spring Ban, the 2 fn the fifth, waited on the Geld un-| til he reached the stretch, when he| Someone had better present an | Went to the front and won easily,|*8rm clock to Jockey Palme: He | My Chelce hung on well and beat|8* not ridden a winner In two! Salable for the place. daye. ie on The following have subscribed Ci pg 00 chad Sok anien to the fund which Fred Owens and him from 3 to 1 down to 2 to 1.| Arthur McKnight are collecting for Bucolic got off in front and set the | the benefit of Billy Purcell, who ts pace into the stretch, when he was | at present seriousty {ll at the bow | overhauled by the 4 to 1 chance, | pital W. J. Collins, MH. C. Bee | Nappa. who won going away. Botay, | 90, Sam Friediander, Joe Schneid- | & rank outsider in the betting, sur.| et. H. Kohn, A. B. Applegate, F. M.) prised the talent by finishing — Ritzier, Angus Ross. third. |PRank Parry, Geo. Lewison, A. Gascoigne, W. A. Quinlan, C. H In order to provent the indie-| Wilson, D. Lindauer, W. J. Kioly,| criminate claiming of horses which | D. Andrews, Barney Schiamm, Van, has been golpg on at the Meadows | J. Dagan, W. Barnett, Fat Lyons, P. for the past fow days the judges Sullivan, W. C. King, R. C. King. iasved a ruling yestorday, after the Jack Spencer, See Williams, C. B. Jast race, announcing that hereafter | Stuart, Frank McConnell, D. Heary any horse claimed out of a selling | Bill Henry, E. Schimmel, Wattie/ Face would only be allowed to start|Brinkworth, A. C. Richter, John in the colors of the person claiming | Barker, J. Lissak, J. Oberiander, C. | joi ‘This will fh <tc any one | lL. yen Harry Gardner, Sar} BASEBALL TIPS To THE YOUNGSTERS NO. 4. 1 When you hy arranged your Do you know what a “getaway |sliding pads, get to work first slide” is? Well, after you have | sliding on one side then the other. learned to hit the ball to elther|Never point both fect at the bag field and lay it down occasionally, /It is much harder to touch one the ehances are that you will get|foot than two. When you make on the bases pretty often, so you'd |the slide your legs should be better learn this manner of slid-|spread open like an open shears, ing; it's the only way. jor In the same position as when The idea is never to slide ai *Wimming the side stroke. rectly at the baseman. You can-| Now for the “get-away” part ot | hot scare a good second baseman ft. When you are trying to steal a by sliding right at him feet first,/base, always notice what side of and, the chances are, if the play ia the base the baseman is nding close you will slide right into the and in what direction he has to ball. jean to make the throw. If the To master this getaway slide | shortstop side of second, hit the you must be able to skim along | «round on your right side and hook | the ground on either side of your|the base with your left foot, If body. So get a couple of large| you make the alide correctly, your Turkish towels, fold them first in |foot will be on the bag and your half and then over again, then pin | head will be potnting to the right them with safety pins 40 the in-|fielder. If the throw comes in side of your baseball bloomers in| the oppostte direction, slide on the & position to protect your hips. | opposite side. In this case your Never siide without pads. If you/right foot will hook the bag and once peel the bark off your hips | your body will be in the infield. you won't feel like sliding again; When stealing, never go onto a for a long time. \ base standing up. ON THE SQUARE OProsmtt TOTEM POLE Just Try And get the values we are offer ing in Suits at any other store in the city. Convince yourself, and then come and pick out your suit from our large stock. On The Square Opposite the Totem Pote — > Before you have learned the way we have you are Viable to be biased in your opinion of this sale —but don't let so-called half. price sales of others influence you. If you investigate you will under. stand why we say that our sale is REAL. On The Square Opposite the Totem Pote $12 Outing Suits NOW $6™ $15 Outing Suits NOW $7. $18 Outing Suits NOW $9. $20 Outing Suits NOW $10. ON THE SQUARE OPPOSITE THE TOTEM POLE Money Back if You Want 1 ~A-Deext sno | POGR STARTING AT RACE. TRACK hind the tall o a ATTLE STAR @W arrest SDAY, BASEBALL’ ULY 3 31, KNOWS NOT WHAT o 1907. aan tears BEAUTIFUL YOUNG COUNTESS, DIVORCED, eereen | emer rae te EARTH TODO Now ol | The Store That Serves You Best v Gary 6 , ( | Great Surplus Stock Sale Tomerrow OSS Women’s 75¢ Lace and atoga Club, BHT Jackman, F. Exe | Heh, Jim ‘aug, J, T. MoCa@hy, | ° J. Burne, G, Beorest, Jobony psy | Millia @, B&eKelly, D. Milooy, Jim ir Ree ek Embwoidered Hose at + my Howitt, Jack Flynn, A, 8. Pat] oan lay a bit We vietainn wee | a oe {n s@ime Instances sensational, while aw ve i ny ell known . | ° = Ugs. De Arman, the w |they showed that at the bat they | i it 4 turffan who has been @ in the | wn aistinetly to be feared | A gear price savit® of one-third on the ve styles moat u hospital fog the paw? few days, with | | needod right now—-cool romery and # b--from makers of re) stomach trouble, le wpw couFalee | coy w tah €id wot, have anything | nowned reputation for style and quallt These are highelagg iil rut jon the Miners, They found bim| |@iowe in every particular-—Hone that fit, full of satisfactory game jwhen necessary, and alxo at unnec- | } ‘ ‘4 ‘ y nod won Mandily Die Included are lace ankle and lace all-ove » lace alte and | ’ oyers had no diffioulty tn allk-ombroidered; also @ain Melo embrotd llermadort tagll bb a Walsh, and the other atick | binck and pleasing color combinations; high spliced het # were not behifidhand, even Stis | | . eiaie ‘Goal fos anted sise is here to be finding the ephore for @ couple Laer pee Sey eee Oe win the eaety : Ste ie playing better ball than | tomorrow he did here Hall in highiy pleased | | (8 e | re : | 7 _ th eee 4 Seattte and Butte will play amain ho today, with Allen In fhe box for the ‘ in poals and Hoon for the Miners. | Surplus Steck Sale of | mi Melvin’ Frough, ‘the new Oub| pe | c@toher, caught tho lant three Ino ne | tame of ye jay's game 4 did} Lon imonas: of fairly: well... The chamoes ‘are that | fo | when be gets lato the game he will tn bold down the position with eredit ‘Val 05 to $1. 61 t { omorrow a cf | REDS : ; ‘| ; | EARL OF ROSLYN [LATEST AND MOST STUNNING | The idéal sorts for lounging about In the privacy of j = wit or Y MAT — + PHOTOGRAPH OF. ANNA ROB- | we L PROBABLY BE MATCHED | (oii, ginre Exclusive Service) | Inno EX COUNTESS OF AOS. | | own home during these sweltering hot days, Faxhloned gl | TO MEKT AMERICAN RUNNER) LONDON, July 30.—-To return to]. cyn , roomy, cool and stylish @nough to wear in going to the ba —MANY BASEBALL PLAYERS her native town, Minaoapolie A —— pregency door should the bef vias. Wate of laws, in tast cot ve i ARE INJURED. Minn., or to accept on of the many ood AS An ar 4 4 ss rt roth is niiaine. th ean | {theatrical offers by which she bas 4 later played with t 1 designs; also Japanese , in wolld Hs rm been showered wince her divorce 4, te shown by thin piped, Well made. All sizes r jo Honhag will likely meet | jast week from the count of Restyn | her Jatest pb wpb. It was while 4 ou th famous Ind runner, Long thie te the ques the in Manefield’s company that she wo " in a threeatle race In Hamil-| peautiful countoms ¢ for-|met the count, wh having i “0 Wot's do une of livin’? We're) ton, Ont. Auguat 21 merly Anna Robinson, is now called | forced to make a ng for bir | ae seven ruus to de bed e Only ib of e 160 Americn® upon to decide; and so vexing t# | after b rough $6 Stock | Surpl St of ° eague players have participa: ®\ the problem that she has not yet) wae 1 i of Frohma Surplus of 1 | Mus ock ay all of the games played by thelr | heen able to so! it npa name of | U pers. arkad: y that she was ried in London in ril, 1906 2 iy WINS IM TEXAS) , P22! Parent toads the poston : Serges Tomorrow at || Weat Tomorrow at ea Americana at the bat, with a tidy j ed ” average of 213 Fleet of Battleships at Navy Yard Dr. Lee Baker, dontint, 2 j | the Re rene ey tc cleme “tas. |_, Mayor Buse mays be wit! permit or { buliding, Pious, Mata Cs. | Beautiful fabrics fer school Here's a greater saving sw ‘ ws-round bouts in the Windy Cy dresses, Light and medium || the figures imply, for tu sent fall ea ' colorings, in nobby plaids and | were very «pecial values t the one ee ae stripes. Designs that are ex || at thirty-nine conts, nae na ie ll Aha ar hag A. BRIDGE & CO. act copies of the costliest wool || able fitting summer Auiene neeres Ree Shes Wee eee : hee novelties, A bargain that mer- sorts in Oxford gray Hetteries—ichincts ‘and emingway; |e Circumstances. It all depend) Largest Clothing House on the Coast its your attention. jj Try = eult fibers and Jonneon “3 hes a the gent ne | = oma j CUBS WERE ATMERCY OF LANKY V. GARVIN Virgil Garvia, Russ Hall's star, | was in prime shapo in the swelter| of yesterday, and had everything needful to put the Cubs to the bad At no stage in the session aid the locats find it advisable to untimber in the bot weather and we: con tent to get i rabbed into them The facts are that lanky Garvin had the locals at his merey, and in the nine rounds permitted but three hits. At the same time, however, It must be stated that the bunch be | stabster played xitt-| edged ball, and that the Dug i were robbed of throe distinet hits} because of the fast fielding of the Miners. Myers, Bruyette and Qaig-| ley were deprived of hits because of the splendid work of Smith, Irby and Bell. At the bat Bell led with | three hits, while Irby got a homer. | Meyers, the big Indian catcher, got two hits, and Stis, the former two sacker for Seattle, found two. Moyers played « fine game and Stis/ was in the Kolng all the time yee terdsy. There isn't much to say} for the toca! stickers, because they were not much tn evidence. The same teams will play again this af ternoon. a 3 > Rwl wecce-cose® FA «| nomoweweng 0! cooscceceo® 3 cous~ous, okmabene,> =| wowenewe, arti, Hetty Time Umpive-ithr NORTHWEST LEAGUE By Aberdeon Vaneour: VANCOUVER, had the sawdu terday and w tstol Ft « Tonnes bis tn such royal h orm that Capt it, afer which Hatterian Mall and Renioker Umpire Tenneson and Spencer lett nH Tacon 7 6 Apokane 8 riee—Rutlor end Shea! Killiiny, Jonson and Swi Umpire—Prary League Standing Loomt “ ™ 4 4a COAST LEAGUE. nw @ rt ae ee ee Milne; Joy ana} Rw lea wer, tet) eae aa lay oo urtin, Nagle and Yaya} | Derrlow | - an Battleship Nebraska at navy yard. | oe } Howton i } } ' 1 | 4 ‘ ‘ ; ay of . ; i a and King and ond Moran; ‘Mell, Rucker and i Sweeping everything befor » Bie such values been offered. i; coe - and Marsha’ to buy just the clothing for nn ® ing of 30 to 40 per cent. rae oe teoton ; . . Tattering —Phitinot ‘aed ‘Gites; Der | $10.00 Men's Summer Suits, in Boore tures; Clearance Sale price $16. $20.00 Men’s Extra Fine Clearance Sale price ....... AMRRICAN Leaour $22.50 Men's Summer Suits, ane serges, fancy checks and m ro } tailored garment ; Rattortes Meee K Kitten and Bomens $12.00 Youths’ in the lat a Suits, est summer novelties; sizes foore ru ® 14 to 20; Clearance Sale price ...........000055 $7.00 Rowton ae type marrnBl: Saal oo fA Ninh nde 6 Entire stock of Fancy Vests reduced Every pair of and Remia ja Men's Pants reduced, Every pair of Men's Shoes reduced Firet game n m& ¥ Every Hat in the store reduced. Every article in our Fur- Washington ES - biewe 4 @¢ i[f nishing Goods Department reduced. Hattorian—Ps Hughes and We Rulltvan and MoParinnd ond game a. « ” uot Veiner ALL SUITS PRESSED AND KEPT IN RE.- ane i : PAIR FREE OF CHARGE. and Powers: nder Lenave ‘Sinnding { Won ret | Visiting Woodmen and Tourists Don't fall to visit the navy Bremerton. The Pacific yard at squad. | ron is now there and there are | more battleships in the navy yand th ever before. A partia: liet 6f! a them being the batdeships Ne | 4} braska, Oregon and Wisconsin, the! | gunboats, Chicago, Borton, Albany, | Charleston and Buffalo and the | training ship Philade prisonship Nipsic and th dook Boats lea Pier 8:80 and 10 & m., «16, 4:30 p.m. Round trip 600 oe sTRicTLy SAVINGS BANK THE STATE ™ A larger MOwT the “rainy aay bent depository for you inion tor make fore you Osteopathy correctly admin istered, Electricity, Vibration and the Light Cure—a comb! nation that seldom fails to cure. OpPos very kind of sickness treat ed. No drugs nor surgery UNION TAILORS, Fifteen treatments, enowsh to Two Stores——618 Third Ave Cure Mont cases, $15. Condub 9,% and Salesroom and Workroom, tation tir: OR. HOLT, THE OSTEOPATH 378 Aroade. Third and Washington st. Su Drder 1 Mein 2483 Suite to Order on Short Notles ANNUAL Clearance Sale This is your opportunity $15.00 Men's Summer Suits, in dark and light fancy mix Men's Sunttaer Suits, in gray and blue serges and fancy novelties @@tearante "Sale price .. we Summer worsteds, gray checks and mixtures ; blue serges included; Clearance Sale price . A. BRIDGE & CO. 103-105-107 FIRST AVENUE. Cor. First and Yesler. Largest Clothing House on the Coast. THE STORE THAT SERVES YOU BEST cit. Never before have 25 Per cent Discount these hot days at a sav Scotch Tweeds and Fancy ice $6.00 Suits, in unfinished Associated Dentists Opp. Garvey-Buchanan’s Telephone Main 1772 in imported worsteds, fine ixtures; every one a hagd- $15.75 BEKIN } Wire Proof Storage Matin 1523 Fiy on the Fiyer SEATTLE-TACOMA ROUTE. Fare 3$0—Round Trips, 600. FOUR ROUND TRIPS DAILY. and 10:25 a. m. 2:05 and 6:45 pm, LEAVE TACOMA — 8:85 a. mM. and 12:15, 3:55 and 7:30 p. m. Time card eubject to change | without notice. U. SEELEY, Jr, Seattle Tel. Agent. Main 176, Tacoma Tel. 212 AN BOOK adversity JOHN C. WALLING Co, 711 Second Ave. Seattle. PIANOS “MUSIC TALKING MACHINES ran \TE_POST OFF | “FRIDAY DOLLAR DAY.” Values Up to $20 for $1 Will be given away at the Nov elty Sult and Skirt Manufactur ing Company, 1816 Second Ave windows. KOHLER & CHASE Metabiiched 1850. PIANOS THC ST NOE, ort futlding, ee COR. THIRD & WASHINGTON. | We Move By Contract Get Our Figures GUARANTEED RATES LEAVES SEATTLE — 6:45 | A PLEASANT PROSPECT view Those people have who supply of our delicious drinks on hand on a hot day, refreshing ginger ald, phosphate, apple and summer thirst killers that the palate at the same time, Pacific & Puget Sound MOVING AND STORAGE CO, , Sa ae Cut Freight Rates Ind. Th h the ew Vou Fidpee-b = PATENT EXCELLENT FLOUR , bosh yal w b 0 NOVELTY MILL CO. BEATTLE, Uw. A. ALBERT HANSEN i Diamonds, Watehes, Jewel? FI AND CHERRY. Optical Department,