The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 28, 1907, Page 2

© ° THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, AUG. 28, 1907. PET DOG MQUANG GIRL. The Store That wea You Best—Gar vey- Buchanan oy | Last Days» ™ Great ieaidl Sale | sarin’ Seyret ‘ong eared Ee, wre a Mitf-Ends, Remnants and Oddsend Ends the fanat at the game yesterday and Householder started a double | Don't fail to take advant ) w " sks 4 botwoon the Cubs and Sawdusters,| steal, and when Stanley threw low Bt AP deol Bel Md int economy Public’ Has Its Troubles Picking the Winners~Two| B ASER ALL Frere rn om ae iret sey, Auer woe Ho event belo Satiréyanight. Ola m . i. to set the bunch of enthusiasts off chan to soore tn the wixth toning P/ Well Backed Good Things Win--Dan Ross: Cleans ona. aalop.” And onto | when ho raed aunt eat and WONDERFUL WHAT 2c WIL. BUY In the Housefurnishing Section TOMORROW . on had to take the session with | ond . t Up on Rosy Light. the count of 2 to Og Btarkell, who] a , | i’ ‘i - twirled for @he visitors, had a it . OA VALUES TO 196 3 samenmianeEt oak Sante tle of everything, mos® of all an 4 4 6 15 Lemon Gquegsers 196 lee Picks ; By REFUGEE gate in the last race and led by |immensely alow delivery which did r 1 e 3] | 126 Tin Dippers 10¢ Lunch Box THURSDAY ay i Favorites and outsiders divided | Uhree lengths from the streteh: as much as anything to lose for the | Gus . ae | 4 Dozen Paper Napkins 10¢ Ha 1 < He stopped badly, however, when | mone jOubs. It took him so tong to wind | ite 1 9 | 10¢.Lame. Chimneys % tinea the card at the Meadows ye collared py the two chotoos, Nat} iid iici g tte waa the |e that when the @phere did come » § 3] io re Ae cbida lft vlan ey gPoerrpaoay day. The track was heavy and the tie Bumppo and Sidney F In al Hard luck for Seattle ‘a floating along the bataman awung ane | 196 Chandelier Hooke aa Meri Berowe public had considerable difficulty hard drive — Nattio wanoye Kot /rul@ at yesterday's game. Every | at tt Tong before It got to him, He ; Aa 120 Tea Pot Stands 8o Tea Strainers in picking the winners, Two wel! |Home a hoad tn front of the fav-/time the mgmt tming=should have |had tired of waiting, Rush was in| 1 rae 106 Meat Forks 120 Toilet Paper Holders ked good tt won, however, (Otte, With Smithy Kane an aay | rayponed the wrong one turned ap, | Mine form, In spite of the eight bits | vay t ° 6 6c Tea Strainers 10¢ Bung Faucets backed gooc D. WORs. Be third Beattie? py | that were connected for, Shaffer : @ 60 Egg Whippers Sc Soap Shakers Ishta who was backed f 5 to and in addition to Seattle being FOO | fumbled a slow one and Stanley te ee 100 Tack Lifters be Mouse Traps 1 and down to 7 to 2, and Crofx After Croix d'Or won the fourth | bed of a bunch of hits, Umpire How |threw low to Quigley and that t#| Mahon, if ee 8c Lamp Chimneys Sc Water Tumbiers #Or who went from 10 to 1 down face he was bid up to $500 by | jort was in bad form and Michod | why the leaders scored icon 3 3} Etc., Etc. Etc. Etc., Ete. Etc Each to 6 to 1, The races were A. J. Jackson, at which price Mo) « attiets onty chance to do some | Van Buren opened the contedt | gyenee i ¢ 4 eventful and the the Cafferty let him go. MeCafferty bid |" 8 “ with a safe swat to right, Strath | fork P 46 races Ww Y " low up Storma when she won a short | thing, When Myers gave Quigley | wcririced him to second end Van 2 oN SB i ago and Jackson evidently re | the sign that he was going to #ec|Huren went third on Shaffor’s fall - | Mi86 MARY BECKER Odd Lot of Ladies’ and AN ATTR iF Dan Ross put over another long| membered it, for he was right/ond, and Starkell threw the ball/ure to field the bunt, When 9000000 0-8 } Chitdren’ a: C1 000 ta yt shot wi Rosy Light at 15 to 1) the when Judge Hebert called) wide, Myers was entitied to his! Householder put the ball Into deep ee oe 1 O-8) (Seattle Star Exclusive Service.) be CHICAGO, Aug. 28.—Little Ma led all way and won the firat|for bids on the winner | base by all the rights of baseball. /center Van Buren raced home, The ALL WOOL SWEATERS $1 Corsets ands. | oe He escaped a tow days ago, how : race. Oretlo was second and Our Quig swung at the ball but Stub | se run came in the elgbth. Necker, aged 1 went to F Anna, w was making her firw The twin stars of the Mullen & | Spencer waa ao eager for it that he | Streth opened with a hit, but was two weeks ago with her mot $1.00 to $4.00 Values POPULAR MODELS Appearance at the (rack, ran third. O'Brien string, Midmont and Bon: | attempted to arab it before It came | forced at necond by Anderson leaving behind Peack her pet Cenienew at PRE | | tomorrow proper ' net made their appearance yeater/t> the plate. The result was that| Then Householder Jeaned against oy t Shatter. |dog, who has always before eo: , tee Ishtar, backed from fives to 7 to/ day, but nelther finished tnside the | he was rapped hard on the knuckles |a good one and the ball went gall: | rf on, Baves Heatiia, © Abertoon, & | icine mnie time the serva In reds, ines, ote.; not Included are RG, A 2 won the second race by three | Money, Bonnet, however, Kavol with the bat and at the same time|ing over the right’ field fence. | Um finwietts ked: Peaches us very many remaining, but can Lady, 3. B., ete, all gimp bagths ‘ isha, who ran a| Harry Froelich hys s tor Slthe ball popped out of his enough to create a lively stir eotday styles, Broken” gp o> bai ute, she oc he tomorrow morning. Save ex nts. You'll good race after getting off badly, | ™@inute, when sh » the) Howlett made Myers go back to find Rosi NI tretch in the second rac ft and counted a strike wint! actly halt . in the gathering: * er, and eve ly ¥ " oir Quig-| NORTHWHST LEAGUE Bay Mite! doped 4 oe te bead from ley. Since it was no foul the de There were no games at Spo t « ie runnt nto ail = — Tt was the money of C. T. Hen ——} } | &@ very bw etalon Was wrong kane or Butte yesterday because of ote as for his the show H. The race the field con of as bir a seneh of b les ag Shall that backed Crotx d ‘Or from of rain. Vancouver will open at hn. mistre . alt | Remnants of tool : ever looked a starter in the oye, [teas down to sixes and the New! one geattio bunch appeared in| Butte today and Tacoma at Spo part i Capt. Rice annexe rae when dently i not do much good, They MUST ATTEND THE | v j sne Wolf race. | x oe eae ay anna look natty in the new head-pleces, League Standing | p ix Tomorrow at, Yard...... the layed, be- | f age gy PBT ye © | however | ; Won. tagt Te hie acceptance of the Lengths from 2% to 10 yards " hom a . mn sixes down to g{ third race but did not finish in-|[OWever * « H ‘/ invitation to luncheon in the Rath- | | the prise ” wot i of, Midmont and/ side the coin. Whoever bet 08) wise was x at throw Howell os 8 » eke Monday, Sept. 9, has been | pain ai b Bef ail heavily playe thie bird needs a suardian badly, | adey : a aa @ oH oir 4 from Secretary of War “ s igeeeash ab MilL-Ends of pe — ame of finished inside &* the horse was never known to | 7" " eehaasher Dedes Spokane Will H. Taft by the aehiae t s of pa ; BS See ot sham athe te tg os fur bs "ms boven naw> (io, Tarenncner Duar) HH) Wit Fa te, rec rites at 1 4230 OUTING FLANNELS Qe} | % jead fn the stretch and won easily |lahths is about as far as the old /"8# one of thoes | olub at Gree e, ine ‘ot the , sta from Our Sallie a 30 to 1 shot that) horse cares to travel | hrows of this fin .' * The tunc on te set for 12 o'clock | Bt Gree . : = ine eo R.. Tomorrow at, Vard ......s66 wh deat Bonar a head for the place | a alle eens oh dail ™ * fl sharp, and as covers will be laid 7 br noot Lengths from 2 to 9 yards. Get the winter supply now anc ; Refugee, the Star's racing ox |, Dudley looks good at third. HI ’ for but 126 ae it is desirable | MAT? tm con with Supt an 2. bee C. & MeCafferty won his first | Pert. picked Croix d'Or, the 10 to | took two hard foul files yesterday Wit: | nat @ a ted gente bel: er, he city into awe rece at (hs Meadows when Croix|1 shot, that won the fourth race /And felded everything that, cable “| made to the wecrotary, 209 Oriental | Quaghith schoo! districts, and the ODDS AND ENDS OF A : lowers al . o him did not do much wi a ag eh od @Or at 6 io le and his followers all cleaned up. brs butiding 1 Lon 7 e he stick but all the Seattle « P . a: ns ies prego arene Fe oud TE iiidy ton pidih at tase! ic Curtain Scrim te oe ve ng nag. tions Kot the money when Tarp | Kell refused to give up the combty | 123.4 : §y| wit be taken to “g hey Oe Bg the Insects |i! Tomorrow at, Yard ......... we f half a mile, went to the front and | tons Ke oe mone: he: . ~ bog tis | “pecially charatered vessel at the a oe Snell ate ua — : Teiseds hime three thats choad ven as she was backed from 8 to | Stion aie Gos $33 | invitation of Rear Aémiral Burwell. | wth oe Bh a bi ~ pen vest thirty-six inches wide. Good, wearful quality, Spm t of Briers, the 2 to 1 favorite. Red-|° ‘© even money | i pee alue. AD wage Desperado Hill! Coy will oppose | y sreeru, a fat white moth found galing nly beaten & nose for! ats happened to Jockey Wil-| Higginbotham, the Coon Hollow} 2 VERRY 16 S0Le. among the palm trees of the West — se ‘ A He Manders? He has not ridden a idol, today. Coy has sworn that he |» | uate tn ea teeey eect |™ : The public jumped on Cholk! Winner in two days fs on the warpath and desires «|B : : a PL Ba etl A vy oan = sunrvenrumennt| THE STORE THAT SERVES YOU BEST i Hedrick and hammered his price . string of Aberdeen sealps. | ~e oGe whomee| tor so many yours in carrying the “U. S. Navy Yard | i down from fives to 5 to 2. The| Look out for Sir Caruthers the } m n wl fesidents of Kirkiand to and from| Tho Pacific squadron is now at 7 ; cota was all burned up as Cholk | next time he starts. His race yes ‘FORECAST FOR . 'S°";\thetr business in Seattle to their | Hremerton, and the navy yard now Ora i Hedrick after getting away badly |terday was a crackerjack aton + + 1 homes on the east side of Lake e battle ps of all classes Mc6 stumbled on the backstretch and FE py een gh, esters was yorterday sold by be in the history of mor fed up. Tarp, the 6 to 5| Regte Davis was the star of the| TOMORROW en , he county commissioners to sound. It in crowded bert favorite, waited on Sea Lad, a 3¢ *#ddie brigade yesterday, He was/ j League Standing oe vorge Bartech for $750 h sols, such as the Ne to 1 shot, until the stretch when | the only boy to ride two winners Yet MW SPO c Woe jbraska, Oregon and Wiscon |i | J ghe went to the front and breesed (By United Press.) bw pe fe 4 the gunboats Chicago, } _* home. Sea Lad got the place by| Plunger Harry Monahan had a| NEW YORK, Aug. 28.—Among rr « n, Albany, Charleston and| two lengths from Mebel Hollander, | wad of tickets an inch thick when | the important nows events schedul- | wes ae 4 | Buffalo, the training ship Phila Lone Welf won, and was busy cash ed for tomorrew are the following: | Bert “ ; ar Kane at 40 to 1 beat the dose for half an hour after the race tatuenationel Law | Apevenition, (eames: aS al tar ee ant | daborough, and the immense ‘ao 24th | NATIONAL LeAGUR | Idrydock. Goats leave Pier 2. Wt publicists of all nations, ope | wr od jary * | nfer in Portland, M | n mu Rl amen | trip ot y GO conte j Pritce Wilhelm of Sweden will . te fe (By United Press.) | ar ig z r New York for of | * 1) OYSTER BAY, N. Y., Aug. 28.—| arrive fn x Hecker and Ritter; Lund to sailing for hom aix days, pri ailing for home ; Prince Withelm, grandson of King on the Swedish naval ¢ Fyt aia Ovcar of nd @ son of the 2 fh RB Interstate commerce commission Iphia, the pris ship Nipste, and | torpedo boats i Jones and} + *lerown prt was the guest of \ STRICTLY 1 1 6) President and Mrs Roosevelt at Stil a SAVINGS Cigaret fiends are beginning to of the United States gnvernment——| Pil! Meet in St. Paul to tnvesth | ee tisaa nar See BRPWR: Weimer ana ee eee wediuh erunee Pal 1110 Second Ave BANK eee eee ere on ears ood canis federal courts. | charged by Northwestern roads eae mM migia, arrived off Oyster Bay this NOTHING BUT HATS { tHe STATE prohibiting the sale and manwfac- | military and naval stations United ttate ne tec i . @ soto : See att ture of cigarettes, which goes into) With Forts Lawton, Flagler, Cas nited States immigration com 5 Sf] morning, and was given as : “ " mission, which has been conduct erteen 2 oxiveen, aly cordial welcome to the sum effect on Sept. 1, may be partly and Worden, the navy yard at can & toe oo he Fs gy ong + ana Ju pee eaffPmnne The Pyigia will se pullified through the operation of |Hremerton, the army post at Walla [B® ® tour of tn : ‘ Otveve notte ae: Pyles er) ike ben -duedk | hk aa our dual system of government. a and the numerous post ot rope, will sall from Liverpool for) Rete n " r main bh until tomorrow morning, | y New York Secretary of War Taft will » fn Denver, going th to Yelk stone National park for a brief out-| < 1 & $/and will then carry the prince to o- 5 few York, where he will be offi lily welcomed by the city fath will be the guest of honor | Hats for quality and good No state law can be effective in buildings je the state federal reservations. Under that | will still be a few oasises in the cig definition comes any place which aretiess desert of Washington after is under the exclusive putetietinn next Saturday looks. That's what you get Beattie was ne League Stending bined eff Won Leet Pet, | Ore the here. The price is never high. ing before resuming journey to} * ft at many important social func = = enemas * ithe Philippines. peak 3 oR tions, While in New York the campaign a political adversary in| World-famous baby carnival and | Puiaderpnta ae prince will pay a visit to ( ts WIFE i$ THE sinuated that Mre. Ferguon sup | Parade will be held tn Asbury Park. ‘ | and. The Fyigia, with her roya 4 a goodly portion of the gray |N. J. a8 feature of the week's car “otf officer aboard, will sail for Sweden | Tuesday } used in furthering the po | "val ae BET TER HALF litteal ambitions of the Watonga Annexation Ordinance editor, and declared that she was| BULGARIA WANTS A KING. c! » Gtl, chairman of the (By United Press.) far more competent to represent} and boundaries commit WATONGA, Okla, Ang. 2¢-~ Oklaboma in congre than her | Tires of Constitutional Government | started the work of offt red. busband. Ferguson promptly ad and Offers a Throne. elaliy annexing the towns of Due Tom Ferguson, Watonga’s headed ex-governor, editor and ™itted his guilt, and deciared that _ lap, Rainier Beach and Atlantic mt candidate for congress this the only charge made City and contiguous territory by! Presenting the ordinance in coun-| eft. | rom thie district, has a wife who **%!est him during the campaign fg an even more competent states. ‘P8t had been substantiated. ‘The new district wilt form part of the Twelfth ward. Ask the next man you see who has a neat appearing hat and man than he is. What ts more, rae salar fees ask hi hat it " it Mr. Ferguson knows it and shame Howard James, president of the pete g i lessly admits the truth of the Great Northern Steamship Co, is . . it. ial ‘ ea charge. During the heat of the in the city on business, | Eee Spee: Seren) | To introduce our painless methods 4 oo te PORT TOWNSEND, Aung. 2% seilensnaliinn : and superior workmanship we will for 4 A party of prospectors arrived the next week give a discount of from jhere today from the Olymples, all 10 to 25 per cent on all crowns, bridge having loc ed claims in the tein work and teeth without plates, (By United Press.) |ity of Biue mountain. Stories of cm. WASHINGTON, Aug. 28.—Rear| recent goid finds and the richness Fillings, 50 aes Cro wns, $3.50. Plates, $5.00. Al ig Admiral Charles Henry Davis, see-|of Iron mountain In copper a wore guarean | On the Square Opposite the Totem Pole ond in con 4 wader Admiral | ing Investigated b raons { ‘7 Rob ans, of the Atlantic fieet,|ested in the reported déposits tn A SOC t d D tists i was placed on the retired Met of | these mountains. Gold was found S ia 2 en i s the “Wilfvy today, having reached | by a party consisting of An the of years, His retire-|derson, Arivd Pe and Emt!| ment creates a vacancy in the liet| Klinger assaying §5 to the pan. | of rear admirals, which has been | This party left here last week over filled by the promotion of Capt.;the old government trail to stake Under New Management To Bu for L PRINCE FERDINAND. Edwin Conway Pendicton, the |claima in the reported rich district ess io Seated ice.) |Panking officer in that grade and succeeded sof well that cach y malusive Gervies.) |".dmiral Davia ie the seventh |belleves & Wortane awalte bir in| TAKING THE WATERERS BUDAPEST, Aug. 28,—Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria can be king lof that country if wants the job, aceording to reports which come |here from Sofia, the capltal, saying j that he has already b n invited aI |the throne. Bulgaria is a princiy | fase bes th ounesataty of Turkey, | af m jand sas & constitutional gove ri : : ~ ITsa1 by the national stanly. | at oe ‘ . : FLOU Plans Factory Building. Daily, Sept, 1st to Oct. 31st A rge K. Coryell, formerly city pA Be Be nly Jelerk, has filed the plans with the j building inspector for a two-story Great Northern Railway NOVELTY MILL Co. factory building to be crected on block 19, of D. T. Denny's add’ alt jto North Seattle e e A LITTLE FRUIT FARM, | E. A. Schioeman Missing. | $5 down, $5 a Month Per Acre | BB. A. Schloeman, aged 24, has In the famous Yakima dis the gold find. The exact locality | this year, and before it of the find has not been disclosed more rear admirals will be placed | but it is believed to be somewhere | on the Mat inside the Olympte forest r well-known admiral to be soda, seltzer, vichy, carboulty ete., ete —if they bear our bum are sure to be pure, cleaa asd just what they clatm to be We deliver any desired sort at Jour door at very moderate cost without any charge for You have only to phone us—¥® will call with information or te goods you may Pacific & Puget Sound Bottling Phone 927 Means To Sell for Less That is the real secret of our phe- nomenal suit selling that has been go- Company BEKINS 200.8 COR. THIRD & WASHINGTON, ing on for a number of years. Still e had the suits to back it all up, and iny one knows, who has ever pur chased a Regal Suit, that he could not been missing from room at trict Cultivated irrigated, have purchased the same suit for 12 Yosler way since August y 1s planted and cared for and the police have bees nots rom @ astern points by mall or telegraph.—Money back CALHOUN, DENNY @ : $20.00 or $25.00 outside The Hub fied if not used EWING, inc Alaska Bldg, We Move By Contract _ Tickets are second class, with option of purchasing tou — aera SELLING OUT ist berths at one-half the Standard sleeping car berth UNION TAILORS, Entire stock of high-grade sie Clothing, regardless of cost Store to be remodeled. Find out for yourself and get a REGAL $45) surr MONEY BACK IF YOU WANT IT Get Our Figures t Freight Rates Ind. Th Two Stores—818 Third Ave. and Salesroom and Workroom, Third and Washington st. FOR FULL PARTICULARS REGARDING RATES, ETC. CALL ON OR ADDRESS C. W. 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