The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 5, 1907, Page 2

vu SF DHE SEATTLE STAR BAYS PEOPLE THINK ee eee en tee Dieraasees MONDAY, AUGUST BIFF-BANG FLICK QUITS BASEBALL AND 5, 1907. ‘ The Store That Serves You Best—Garvey Buchan E TORS. in Cy % CARD: VER HOBTON, Aus. w-—Dr. ye SERIOUSLY SHOC KS CLEVELAND FANS “Getting Wid of All Summer Stute : Aingns, of New York, who hagiar eo = Fo a nee | (Beatt® Qtar Exclusive Bervice,) ; critical ntage of the race will sorely August Riddance of : BAY, another rensational theory ¢ : pnb Sa ( canesialiy darling ON A MEADO S| ways wo think with our toes and| QLYVELAND, 0, July . in epee the py Met oe pe Pigg 1.50 aw a m . . tes with our fingers a# much a# We/some rude person had hurled a sutte with a lame foot } “ L fi Ww | t {ait with any portion of our brita. |homb inte the camp of the gaps es ead sine | wee — itt cout not bh vb c used mors con Filek Moreover, | am not in good The Beet ta oretage or LS engl cari ee ay ob ; “¢* health, After playing ball for|f| %@ Seaeon grt shi Kimer Fick that be intended to) aout 12 yours, I fool that I have a Nhile some are slig ' ise Saturday's Races Were Chasey Theres Handicaps Have ALLEN iS EFFECTIV rer h abowt 12 yearn, | W . playa | True, Flick has threatened er Flick is well fixed in a worldly || are damaged or imperfect of C1900'9 Vatege Good Fields—-Jockey Borel Re-Instated by Judges GGERS : ret waite ade ane| gay, orm «farm among other| | s¢yle ideas, Some pretly trimmed with lace and aug ¢ Back Resamed that he wou quit is the | tion, some tailored with and na tucks, others jok of battle? F ; = pee pig Ne E Clark and Netting Also a ere Ree Nea has been playing the aroatent| with eyelet embroidery fronts, Plentiful varie ty, and aff Bh ili In the afternoon game of yontef®) Hickey, a de Oe a db] game of his life this season, He sizes. BY REFUGEE. makes a iN performance all ra day, Lanky Allon was in fine form |gulgiey, th ae i 1] was the second American league The Association on Saturday put | more Impressive, jand in addition, Coy had his battiog | Nraye i so $3 hitter to me he the ce ary ny = a en the boat card that bas ever been) 4), »pa recelved a weird ride from} °%® With him and this combina ee a ok, Ga ek! oid ae 4 rungetter, in base-run- | August Riddance of i] August Riddance of given at the Meadows. Of the six Scone McClain tn, the Interurban | ton proved too much for the Min oh oa =| nine ané in extra base bits EMBROIDERIES | NEW! ACE races three were handicaps and | Handicap, and wound up tn last|ers, and they were beaten with the aq 4 it it ie a] n outfielder Fiiek has no aw Values to 12/40, | Values te tae , event, | place. ‘The boy's ride was so glar-|count of 4 to % Bell was again in AM BR NM. PO. A. w]e nod hie retirement at this jeuamane ai Ua Womonrod a an ame tretes: Marten ts every eves gly bad that It js almost tmpoa-|the running, getting four hita out .e en Sa - y : : } Tm the last race Orilene ran a mile) ile to consider tt criminal jot four times up, This man proved Oe are Gee ° Fine Cambrie Embrolderien de Paris and % better than 1:39, and eame within ° j& veritable demon yeaterday, «et oe oe ae 3 and Insertions —Hig clean-up Insertions—Aggtiy @ fraction of a second of beating Harry Mackexot the money when | ting efght hits out of nine times up. yess $ | it : comprising widths to 6 p hares tory de \ record. With a goof boy | Meada won, Harry has been bet-| Hut Allen had ft on the rest of the ee Hl nehes eds of dainty pattem yee Week rece ting on this mare every time she | sooty ones and only one other hit 1 $6 6 ; = up, Orilene might have put the | jared here, but yeat@rday was the | was recorded, one by Adama. Gar-| ee ED ey | 4] world’s record in cold storage. Ort-| first time she received anything | Vin, who started in to piteh for! rota Ce eee ee ee) | August Riddance of August Riddance of showtng bears out the pro | ke a good ride. “Puss” Wright/ Butte did not prove very effective, | foore by tnatnes “ “ W la eae ro Urese columns that/ was in the saddio and hustled the/and at the end of the second tn: | Matte REDE S | 12:¢ Dress Ginghams | 0c 2% hite Pique before she ing was over mare all*the wa ning Roosevelt went in. Roosio was! 1, eeaereceecoel teste, Pemervew ot'Un world’s record for one mile woul j algo found when necessary, Coy and poriieel ‘| % probably be shattere Ferd Owens collected $180 for! Ross both connecting for homers © runeKay Frosh, woanonable goods, ab Bea ata * | the benefit of Billy Purcell, who t#| Bell was reaponatble for the two | solutely fast colorings. The riety of as acted corded et The judges yesterday reinstated | at present sick in the hospital, and | runs made for Butte, Howlett um very beat 12%e quailty to fects for «# ‘He, Jockey Charles Borel to ride for} turned the amount over to Billy|pired the game because Drennan be had. Hundreds of yards Splendid awatiey his employer, D. 8. Fountatn, only. | yesterday has not yet pat tn an appearance tomorrow at ., 10¢ value, even at 26@ That this move was a popular one} | Bruyette and Quigley handied some with the racegoers was shown by} R. Gutter is evidently anxious to | difficult ones with precision the applause which greeted the boy | pose as an tmitator of C. C, MeCat-| Aftorncom Game, when be paraded past the stand on | ferty. After Dr. Rowell won the firat |, The seers ADR MnO Am ; | STRIKING POSE OF ELMER FLICK, STAR Sar Caen or Suitin S for Fall Follie L. when the field was going | race Saturday, he bid the horse iP | oon “i i 1 6 8) iat CLEVELAND AMERICANS, WHO RETIRES IN HEAT OF to the post in the third race. } to $700, at which price “ bal Mo |" . FRAY, a | Noll protected the nag wine _— < 4 56 and 58- In. Widths B. Clark and hia mare Netting | retaliation MoNet! jm il “Met on sistitiady tials Were also reinstated by the judges. | from Gutter for $550 : | % Special Tomorrow at, yard 5 was suspended for runoing Tacoma, $4.3) Npokane, 00-0 feore nm fast with Netting in @ field of dogs| Today for the first time at the |, TACOMA.” Aue vs thers Bt. Saute ie ie Plain and fancy mixtures, dark effects, suitable for one day and then coming out next} Meadows this season the two-year - “ Saaesigaiies ial wineeians “Mabbedie tumn. Most exceptional fabrics for service. Ideal to time and letting the mare beat somo | olds are asked to go six furlongs. was Manager i . dren's school sults. of the best sprinters on the track. | : aie EOE ie iets "Suave « 3 - PAT, hi ‘ a pe not "unger Geo. L. MoLaughlin, a . : - % 51 se gle vse nga wry te benen $1,800 loser up os tke fitth| There wore two features to yes | shot & hard one to right fleld. How ° judges concluded to give him an other chance, and it tn safe to say that after his narrow exeape Mr. Clark will, see In future that Net-| ting Is always “trying.” race, got out $600 winner. He won | big beta on both Meada and Ort-| | lene. terday morning's game between the Cubbe and the Hutte Miners waa the attempted mobbing of the | umgtre, which resulted tn the Injury One tb ‘TEAMS N ACTION. of severg! fans and Con Walsh Tarrigan, the horse which waa |twirtor for Seattle, and the other recently suspended by the judges was the slugging of Bell, the Butte Because Red Ehret for in and out running, died yester- | d@ay at the track. His owner, Lo-/toam from the clerks tm the treae gan Deony, stated that bo did 20t | urer's and city comptrotier's offices Know what caused the horse's 1 ep pe 3 The police baseball team and & | center felder again robbed the locals of a game in the genth inning, the fanatics found it more than they could stand death, but Snorting Kelly was|*!!! play @ game of ball Thursday /ang when the red top left the throwing out dark hints tn the pad. jatterecen at 3:45 at Dugdalo's/ «rounds, escorted by Con Walsh dock that Tarrigan committed sul- | park. jand Cap Shaffer, who expécted cide because of the disgrace of be-| Patrolman H. FE. Hardin will cap-| trouble, he was grabbed by a fan ing suspended tain the police and Jake Kline of/as the trio were pasaing wader the —_— | the treasurer's office will potnt the | left Meld bleachers and immediately Somebody evidently thought Lis | destinies of the clerks. It is aaid/ there was a scramble. As a result aro was going to win the Interurban | there are ox-league players on each | the hand rail wan knocked off and Handicap, as the horse was one of of the teams and & great setto te) as it fell it hit Walsh om his good the most heavily backed oags that therefore expected log, bruising it badly, In addition, have started at the meeting. His | - & score or more of fans fell in a Price opened at 6 to 1, but at post! | NON-UNION MEN IN CLUB beap but fortunately sone were time # to 1 was the best obtainable, | |seriously injured. And in the rum and they were still betting when| ‘OUSE HAVE FRENCH CHEF.) en ecaped the bell rang. After being In sev-| Coy pitched « good game for fe eral pockets during the race, Lisaro | wing but six hits. Of this was only beaten half a length and FITCHBURG, Mase, Aug ye Nomunion men who have been | “ el got the ball on the got Cartwright at first, but 4 did not see the out at Cartwright was called safe, and th run was allowed Ei out of a job and Kirby polated Miekeay lennon * Alien Guigier ina ttor ber four were made by fell brought here in an attempt to end | 84 " . sa oe. nage pba cme congy dha }the strike of 200 machinists aro Hy. | 92¢ of them « home run. The game . ae ais tay ere ling in clover. They are quartered | Tetmalned ted until the tenth In| *« the first the Cubs made three rune i te mee re mye Barge because the ball wan knocked where luxuries. The kitchen is presided |t¢ Butte stars wore not. in the sixth the Cubs scored two more on & single by Quigtey, « double by Shaffer, « passed ball and an infield out. Im the tenth, with an even score, Bell got his four bits. Irby | Went out to iessrtoona and Cartwright ‘That mares and fillies improve tn oo nek, cerns over by a French chef. The biltiard and card rooms are in constant use rage + Rane ale bln greg Meng 127 them. Tho striking machinists nia, she was never considered in| *#8t better pay and shorter hours the class of the sprinters she beat x yenterday. The fact that she ear The Seattle bunch left for Van ried five pounds over the weight | couver today where a series will that the handicapper allotted her! open tomorrow THESHUE On The Square Opposite Totem Pole | Saturday's game was all Mott because Garvin was absolute hows jand what he said went tod by two hits, jdamage. If it Agency for Carhart’s Working Clothes and these did no had not been for been scored for Seattle. It hap MEN | the bag. and Garvin had given no | intimation that he would make the KNOW jthrow. As a result Rush raced jaround. Con Walsh was in fine | shape for five taningr, allowing but one hit. After that he was f A good thing when they see it and that is why so many are ? more readily, and before the gam: taking advantage of the great suit sale that is now in [| was over Butte had stacked up jeeren runs Cartwright made a progress at The Hub. It does not require an extraordinary JM} aitticult onohand eaten. « ming tn . , RR ¥ almost to the catcher to do it. Ar degree of far-sightedness to understand why this sale is un |bogant caught a difficult foul off equalled by anyother in the city. Some of the suits are un- JB] srands Saturday's Game lineg, some quarter-lined, some half-lined, and others full pes pear lined. They may be worn ALI. THE YEAR and not in Sake Bete ee ofie season only. If we do lose on every suit we sell we will ee ES ss Be ge gain a half dozen friends for every loss, but eke. That’s a Way We Have Suits 7 foore by innings feattle Mite That Were Formerly Marked From $12.50 To Umpire BASEBALL GOSSIP Dugdale has signed a now pitcher named Porderhage, Twirlor Allen has known the new man for a long | time and says he {# all right, This enough to persuade Dug to give him 4 trial From $18.00 To $18.00 $30.00 Ow $9.00 $12.50 Your Money Back If You Want It the outfielder, atcher, have Battleship Nebraska at Navy Yard. one Isaace, French, the V. GARVIN AGAIN HAS ‘THE LOCALS GUESSING ieaned by Dug. Ho ways that the He allow. |bave not enough experience to get into the fast going that has been set for the Seattle bunch | pened that Cartwright was not on it looks now as if Bell will get a fiths has been making Inquiries and | eoone " a look at Earlington yourself. You} 5 Hi will see in an instant why Earlin chance In fast company. Me has ton has the ndid future we been doing some marvelous work | BatUeship Nebraska at navy y claim for it. Come in today and | with the stick and should make |talk arlington, The Jones-Thom- | good. Burnett, formerly with Ta: |— - —— won Investment Co. 113 Seneca 8) jcoma, is creating a sensation in Money loaned on diamonds, etc Seattio, Wash st and Hell is aw good a fleld Burnett bound and Khret was watching Hell chasing for home first cccccosbell PILLOW ec Pillow Ruffling, at yard ibe Pillow Raffling, at yard .. Figney and We an and Hester. Umpire |_# n ia art bs | tie Oaee anh Ladd; Geooh ” Umpire—Carpentor Boor n Hellingham .. : Kverett . ond hitting by e Hired won the| Batteries-—Dean and MeManws and Brown n * Beore lire am Oh Nattertos and Gager See the Battleships at Loot ‘Get a Get « Hane The That Will Make You Rich. =| A home purchased in a location | | which never gets any nearer to large business interests usually de creases in value rather than in: | jereases. You can buy large lots | ior acreage at Earlington now at! ‘*T | practically your own terms. These / Pereot! home sites are on a gently sloping} plateau above and away from the “ " COAST LTAGUn ping @ama~erore an 2 . ' : j | 1968: aed Mager oa Dunahvs In the Riddance Sale Tomorrow | At Very Special Prices is es | rr) | a / . em rH j Of best scrim in beautiful oy ms +8 | and colorings. Hurry-out prices 98e Pillow Ruffiing, at yard ..... . ON SALE AUGUST 8-9-10 RUFFLING floral and Oriental designe 3 Chicag A Return League Standing manufacturing and shipping sit Pet a nena yet near enough to participate ¥ | Gshined the enormously Ran Pranctece | Pore a - of manufacturing and shipping | NATIONAL LEAGUE. ] | |terenta. Factories and railroads | 90D " i. » be Pf on. Co! ays to Return SEA | é FI E elegy ale ag 1 Pla ge Rell, the slueger for the Butte | ofan “ane Hp ae Bony arias oar oar: ve Sa throwing the bali to Cartwright to|team, will probably be sold to the | Herter $ about severdl large interests which | RESERVE YOUR BERTH catch Rush no runs would have New York Americans. 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