The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 26, 1908, Page 2

SPOKANE GETS ROOSEVELT IN BIG TRADE DEAL Gives Claflin and Swain for sien, Bafdolin and RECOMMENDS MEN FoR the Big Twirler. THE APPEAL BOARD s —y The Nerthwestera tod “ ‘ One of the biggest deals in North {and wil! give Dug’s men a good soctation at onda m fed run for their money to Mayor Miller a lat of 1 f westera ue pball this yea wm for t a Do des Welch ts ake ennolal bas been < = ad in a trade Lincoln high vol walloped men to the new cot vt whereby Manager die Quinn, Of) Mallard “high at Ballard ta urd of a jed fo Spokane, swaps Pitcher Claflin and | to the tune of 16 to As the Charter amendment core indicates, th mame was wild h the ‘ ect oF the a Outfielder Chartie Swain to Bu i saged, with th adwa tb needclation recom, { iy for Pitohe Teddy” Roosevelt, O rye holding a h advantag A 1 1 eonhan A. War Donovan and Pitcher B.| Amos was retired for the Lin r ¢ 1. For the builder thone n . 1 " € recommended are ¢ ‘ Caweey Rome ve ‘epo ad a a e fi 1 ’ & t " ; pth ac by Standrid Jobn Hastie and W. J. Wadding on yesterday, where the lr a — fans are at pract COBB WILLING TO JOIN TIGERS. Five me © now considered te dian ' Bande N ad a hitting ' the race he po n of super t intendent of building ry « pited in Northwester ! dent of bull x > Yeague - 1008 Rossorelt ’ Carl H. Reeve George Lohman regarded as a cor or, and Raven-h. aoaabaas Donovan has the reputation (img the ball hard on the nx SHORT NEWS FLASHES | Through Congressman Jone jeertain lands in Clatlam have been eliminated from the reg A bunch of the faithful traveled out to Dug’s green on Yesler wa yesterday and watched the new men warm up Owing to the tn | clement weather and the fact that the grounds were still wet from jular fi previous as, the practice was forent reserve ; confined to the Infield, and con | | A yearold boy of Orovi sisted principally of throwing 1 Wash, fell from . catohing high, broke both legs arm, and Matt Stanley was the first one dislocated bis right clavicle He et the grounds, Among the othe | wi « who showed up were Paddy Welch, | | A laboring man of Vancouver, ft Harry Rash, Bruyette, “Stub” Spen- | iC. has died from the carelessness cer, of Aberdeen, Arbogast, Fortier | of ‘ m. The doct 1 mill Frisk and several of the rest | | oma t knife in the man’s of the squad. Today's practice was [aide a forming an operation also of the Nght order, as rains } There was @ freeforall d oF about the ist of April the anx . ie sheets of paper and | last night made the grounds too ance the Tennoss . — ie eg. | 1084 World Will get a look. At tha’ 4 acl oer 24 envelope al y for anything like heavy play ean convention at Nashville yoo) a = box; regular 3%; Tf the weather man le more reasom terday, and fights were of fre time « Peypuatring tb ate, ode be fi ease on special sale Fri ie tomervew the oquad will be |quent occurrence. One faction} boat will glide into the waters of of « royal inte oly ral cr li al vided into aides and a regular bolted and nominated delegates ©! ine sound <5 wey ey Oy nae oy at, the 19 game played | Chicago. Both factions sent uole : The “why” of all the mystery fg Bear Bost a eh aamaied box c - “TY” COBB. structed mea A banner crowd will probably be | _ The Cordova, Alaska, Harbor & out at the park to see the first] DETROIT, Mich, March 26.—Ty Towneite company, compoes 1 of regular practice game of the se@| 14s Cobb, who Seattle men, by & bill in congress eee with the sailors from the Phila tenses ta batting die thon tee will buy certain lands, paying $2.50 G@oiphia. The Jackies have n | tee ® ‘ a! an acre the American - sractioe @allying over his cont with the an J Minch. { Hoodsport mtting in some strenuous pract Detrott Tigers. It is understood that | y = .s Sy a rE PORT ORCHARD ROUTE. Ty” was holding out for a three: | sistant forest ranger in the Olympic Boats leave 7 times daily year contract at $5,000. reserve pter 2 for the U. 8. navy yard. *** Later it developed that if Ty did) port © Stanford students have not get into the fold, he might not | heen suapended owing to the recent PARKLAND __ & trades to anou The Most Beautiful Suburb of be forced to be Tacoma Cobb didn’t like these . and up; all he hiked quickly from Augusta and OTS: $35.00 P eagerly sought an audience with President Navin j — " Pork National Land Invest. Co., Inc., , tT tike Png pa es alr tel Sees K EY te nt. r. A et ine, ont Piet Av. out of it,” said Cobb, “and although | ing company in Philadelphia te Ihave had a lot of tempting offers the Seward penins fer to play with Detrott. That's glass facturing plant reason | was willing to mal may be located Snohomish ub, but would | dig outlaw. As prospects parade on the cam weaker Cannon has told « that he favors the Alaska wition to be held at Seattle in some concessions Hop raising at Kent, Wash, has been practically abandoned and the land sold Whelses per Le North Dakota hare + ind: A Faatthy MB oe 1 Snohomish has organized a Taft Te le j ote aD taunt bear = ~~ eee! wor BA | Piper & Taft, 1 BALA, GOODS 4-26 Becond av Heth Phones 248 Rorke Wide The Washington Trust Company OF SEATTLE Capital, Surplus and Profits ............. $585,000 Transact a General Banking Husiness. LOCAL DIRECTORS 4. W. Cline Cc. J. Smith A. &. Korry F Btimeon 4. W. Godwin Cc. H. Cobb Jonn Senr 4. M. Frink Fit Perfectly—and p w P. Trimble 0. 4. Hamphrey George F. Stone WwW. W. Chapin wnt Piggott 8. PL West the Fit c "E. Burnelte H. A. Clie. FIRST AVENUE AND MADISON STREET. Will Stay a Fit as Long as the Suit | Lasts FIT—It shows in ev- ery line and in every curve of a Regal Suit. We shall prob- wit “Gus Brown” says Just the Kind of Weather To Ko out shopping. when you can take plenty of time in making selections, We'll deem it a pleasure to show you the new atyles in Spring Wearing Apparel Our salesmen will not rush you nor hesitate to di» play goods. They are never in fear of losing a sale, and you owe them no apology if you don't buy. Good Suits For Men and Young Men $100$25 ably never again make such a big step- ahead; such a big step was never taken before by anyone. FIT is IT. Better fit than ready-made | clothes have ever | had before — better | fit than any other ready-made clothes | have now. Anda high degree of work manship and finish We put into Regal |) Suits — $15 — as | mutch detail and such | fine exclusive touches | as are found in suits to measure. This is | costly to us—but is cheap and good ad vertising. 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THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1908 NEW CUP DEFENDER BEING GUARDED BRING YOUR FRIEND TO THI [ = | CONCERT SATURDAY NIGHT $4 and $4.50 Umbrellas at $2.79 5 Po! ‘ ar , A Special P ave 0 Umbretias at * Thied tea pe ] Mall Off Reguiar Ajiows Us to Make Thig Ph ye markable Offer < r ‘ w) 4 that ate Gold ang itl, with golf - 18, the han. tak whic every cael ME ant ee , ’ r the wenbest sin THAT ITS SPEAR ; rhe $4.00 and gai 1 SHAPED , 7 s * RU Women’s Separate Skirts © Women’s Shirt Waists Worth $6.00, $7.00 and Excellent Qualities and $8.00 Each; Extra Spe- 3 69 Good Styles ; Choice Fri- 715 * THEY POLISH A NURSE THE RIVETS WATCHES AT NIGHT, cial for Friday Only day | at Only Cowe in Heht, medium a panama, mohals and nerge what broke Waist sizes up to 26 inches or JUNIOR SUITS einghame, Sizes some come the long and sho os EEP MYSTERY ABOUT A LITTLE BOAT SHOP ON THE BOUND Eaton Muribut's High land Linen Paper and Envelopes, 24 most 40 fect long in a modest Ht tle board hes been care y copper rivet has bee building on City Island, and on t that the little speeder ia to miles, as stipulated In the de be the American defender for All thie apring’s styles and every one of them fa captured by the Dixie at Southamp Choice of 10,000 New 12 and 14 year rts ha deny at is on last wun and held by the OFFICER CATCHES Easter and Colored 60 much worn this spring ‘ ‘ are band Motorboat Club of America i Seatt Souvenir somely tailored. Most st are seviing t P On Feb, 22 Lord Howard de Wal Post Cards; usual these at $10.00. Our desire f b * . Pp boat, the Wolseley-Biddele al ‘a special 1 price Cowes. This is to be the Mo ae at Se Cc Yacht club's first challe inehes, with beam 6 feet and max imam draught at propellers of feet § inc tnetallatio have t ch more wee pounds and)" "Grady was arrested by Detective 106 TORCHON LAC @ AT to—-More then Tie *t the total displacement ix 3 tons) 01" . thread silk, Are taken 3,000 yards of fin in al want S18 hemiecdwetane Hubbard Tuesday night A missing sath Ph we stig i forefinger of the left hand and a from our regular stock Wists Up ns ? ed . le structed by BL F ed it un oighteylinder aff on © 400 of the chal) or an “fie a watchmaker. It pays, Wetch, US. Navy Yard rie ‘Take a trip on the Sound and — vielt the U. B savy yard, see the | battleships Oregon, Nebraska, Wie jeonsin. the crulsers Colorado and 2 Penneyivania, and the treiiing The Occidental Pool Room On Saturdays boat also rents ad nelghborhood of « dozen ships will be #Four Dollars : BJ. P. Hartman. Vice President The 9 feet 4 Edward M. Sebrack, 80 years old & wealthy ploneer, yesterday 4 ared that Mike Grady, a sus wan one of the men who three weeks ago beat and robbed hin while be was in the basement of his boliding at 109 Weller ot secured $60. ath of thin boat ts $2.00 Silk Hose, $1.15. They come in white, blue | ¢ and pink, aad are « pore The defender, designed by Tama, motne and Cr in being con ood. Only trast workmen have seen the p! ie not known who owns the boat what her length will be. The nditions of the race call for boats der 40 feet. The engine, an markable vartety of pretty patterns, Not @ yard but what is regular palr Special to thore be qualit Much of the lot worth more who shop Fri and a great deal worth 1c a yard. y day, a nt $1, 15) On the Bargain Spot Friday at .. 3c Friday only see ~+asede rereiaal | Carth yDry Goods Co. i as 15c Sutcliffe ‘nthe be DowardJ. Sheehan. Momager The Three Cae crippled second finger reminded o the siways sold at $200 a Hubbard of some description rogue’s gallery, and since ¢ ation, he took wok Grady to the aged victim and Schrack promptly dectared Grady to be one of the , we Be tgy 4 men who had ansaulted him ¢ againet the |", 2 ~ ey ger, but & speed) acbrack nae of Asking for 1 miles per hour has been guar s teed, American dewtanera be joo \u bis lodging house ext iy 260 horsey H. L. KLEIN | The Rest Shoe Repstring ta FIRST, THE J will find that ped. Definite Ob ject, such as acquiring a home, ting an education, or any ane at hundred good motives, will proves. great incentive—it will move easily you to larger sucess © SECOND, THE SYSTEM—Mot of our depositors agree that of al the plans suggested, there i sol ing to equal the good old hat d saving and banking @ fixed ameatt from each pay envelope, I soa ff becomes (he easy way, | THIRD, THE START—if yor have a vague idea that “sometime” you will begin a system of saving, there Is only one thing te do—Vilb | ize the idea right NOW, Doo vit Fi till you have more money. . Si Alecks ding. owned by with what you have. Deposits: ] Seendinavion American Bi now draw interest from April of tn — ni 4 2 iss \4 Scandinavian American Bank MERE Alaska Luilding, Seattlet BEKINS Sicving oras St Incorporated COR. THIRD AND WASHINGTON, H Finest and Best Equipment for Moving Purniturt, Baggage, etc. Modern Padded Furniture Vans. structed Piano Wagons. Light Delivery Wagons Ne for Coming to your Howse. No Cha r Gotng Back. Work, We can tell you to a cent what your move Phones—Main 1523; Ind. Tt. Fire Proof Storage. Cut Proight Rate 0 p.m. Round trip 5c Refore a great while in the included in the feet ow The con- venience of keeping your valuables in a safe at your office, Ladies’ Oxfords EVERY LADY THAT WEARS A $3.00 OXFORD WANTS THE BEST PAIR OF OXFORDS THE PRICE WILL BUY. No Trouble to Get Them Here OUR OXFORDS ARE MADE FROM GOOD STOCK AND MADE WELL. NOTHING OMITTED BECAUSE THEY ARE NOT HIGHER PRICED. THE LEATHERS ARE PATENT COLT, GUN METAL AND | VIC! KID IN BLACKS AND TANS, WITH LIGHT OR HEAVY | SOLES. THE PRICE i6 Just Three Dollars Wallin & Nordstrom 1327 Second Ave. or at home, is offset by the risk of fire or burg- lars. $4.00 procures ab solute pro tection in our Safe Deposit and Storage Vaults Northwes Trust & Safe Deposit Co. BK. Shorrock President Everett “and E Fly On The Flyer SEATTLE-TACOMA ROUTE. Fare 35e—Round Trip, 80c FOUR ROUND TRIPS DAILY LEAVES SEATTLE — 6:45 and 10:25 a. m, @:05 and 6:45 DOWNING, HOPKINS & RYER, INC. BROK ERS Stocks, Bonds, Grain Private Wires .. Bee dor om LEAVES TACOMA — 8:35 a. m. and 12:18, 3:58 and 7:30 p. m. U. SEELEY, Jr. Agent. Seattic Tel. Main 176. Tacoma— Tel. 212. wand Op me ante wo te oe an Lys and el'ss >=. oo Alexander Myers Secretary J. V. A. Smith Caster F saannsteasstesieesstsessttaertigsessietitss.. Both Pho. re Executed tor investment or Alaska Bide. ° i