The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 28, 1908, Page 2

THOMAS CAR HERE’ MONDAY--RECEPTION PLANNED Haseball opens at Ballard tomor ow, The Nonpart known hast THE THOMAS CAR, WITH GEORGE MILLER AND GEORGE SCHUSTER IN IT, unr eb the Naw Beres, alll mee the jaliard tenmeters on the dia There will be things doing in Se the loca! people Through the northern territory the | |" Ripe Po rernsor Se se next Monday forenoon. The ‘There will be nothing to mar the! car will speed over the snow and nond at 2 o'ek 3 rican.entry in the New York- reception tf the officials of the Pa. ice to Nome, then acrows the Siber pariels’ pitcher of last year, will be aris auto race, the Thomas car, cific Coast Steamship Co. can pre tah sea » Russia. Capt. Hans Lip the game teqnersew and Mas the will arrive shortly afier 9 o'clock, vent. On schedule time the City of Hansen will be the pilot of the ee ee ty aan eal a according (o program, on the City Puebla should arrive early Mooday and he will have with him Ge | be behind at. Th pariels of Pueblo n Frisco. The local morning, but not wishing to make Mille 1 George Schuster Se ernend Se Svs, Soe nen but wagon entmuststs will today It necessary for the Beattie men to Ace ing to the United Press a coleman ban Ue emnent te arrange & suitable reception. Col. climb out of bed too early, the cap dispatches of erday carrier ieee ae Somiae Sen Te eosnnge’ Se Thomas, head of the Thomas Auto tain of the steamer has been neti pigeons will be taken north and Seed 20 4. Severs, Bones Sate Manufactering company, ts also ex- fled by wi “6 to not arrive be when 500 miles have n reeled cially ke to bave fame with the pected in the city tonight or tomor- fore 9 o'¢ Off @ pigeon will be fereased carry cially Whe to have @ @ row and he will do everything he! The Thomas car will leave here ing a message of partioulars of the sou ’ can to reciprocate the greetings of the middle of the week for Alaska, | voyage LEAGUERS AND SAILORS \ TAR-SATURDAY, MARCH 2 a * - . * OH! YOU LOBSTER * * * * By C. J. MeBkimming * * * lw They stanated thie ramen to * } Start for the plate * * And art that * * Was certatul * * * * *) \* ! * * * *' Knaled the ba to * 3 Re. the ball Ss . * «it ' * * 7 # The runner wae coming t | . the pa * |@ But right io bi a * * That chap with a “fan * @ That squecse play was slaugh * | tered * lw So we tied a alee ¢ * \* vo ke er * * * Tee eee ee eee eee WONPARIELS PLAY COMODO . GAME AT WOODLAND | | TWO YOUNGSTERS WITH MYSTIFYING SIZZLERS SHOW HOW THEY PITCH THEIR FREAK CUpyee (Photog SOMERS, WHO THROWS THE ORY SPITTER; CICOTTE, INVENTOR OF THE KNUCKLE Saul } aphs by DRY OPITTER RNUCKIE BALL OOOO00009 en, Staff Photog L. Van O« apher.) The Pacific Meat Co. boys w (By GEO. KR, PUL seegera (oa hon as shown to the men " breaking their backs tryingty ; P 7 | play their second game of the sea | (Seattle Star Exclusive erviee.) ‘thumb and the turnedin fingers . ' o EN HE SEA SON bony at Woodlen ark t row LATTLE ROCK, March 2.--its 4 Shonen. tt evasband fect as be Then Detroit has a Pitching mp a [meeting on the diamond the ble | out latest baxeball diveover os his speedy ones. The knuckle | Ohm. Somers. who also bas ape HR arenenapeete lumbermen of the Seattle Ceder | sour training camps here ail| ball is another variety of floater aT ae the dry spit tah ; from upriver have always had the Lumber Co, The latter team aaiie ‘eves’ Che ‘tatiet toot: of thal’ Me ecais Gt kes Es Sx nt bood ; Will Cr Bats This Aft at Dugdale’s Baseball reputation of sporting one of the called the White Sox. Chas. Darig | “#8 : balloon and with as Httle twist.) It is held between the imi g ‘Oss ernoon beat amat teams in the state and wil] swing the balls across the plate | pitcher s # Suddenly it takes on « violent rota umb and the third finger, the ‘ should put up & classy game = p [for the P.M. Co, with his left) Its the kauck a it ball. ton, seems to detrease about one | 4% and second fingers being t Park. The Line-Up. against Dugdale's warriors CAPT. HANS HANGE and. Game will be called at 12) Last yoar it was the spit ball.| Hon, seats to derreie icliy tne |. much after the Sai! ee aa Pilot of Thomas Car lo'elock, noon “ pel nent posed ore Fogel sana | the wplt. ball Clootte'® hold ower the kanekleta Hs Captain Mike Lyneb of the Tigers | = © Ie wey ppsies / prodiaren Something new Cleotte never can tell which way |'t * “rows overband sla Gag) has hung out the “skid sign for} ; rh knuckle ball seems to be the | it will break. It keeps the catcher| This ball floats up Uke the ‘ ‘The leaguers will cross bats with | Seatile Position, Penasy! two se ow, leagu tain teal ROLLER ' 70 WRESTLE ~ Eddie Cleotte, a youngeter|as well as the batuman guessing. | breaks just as erratically, bet : . » Stanley ing Weed. catcher, and r om Detroit, now with Jiavgy Me: | Only Providence knows where it | ibis advantage—it doesn’ a re Snes: Pemeaey, | eet baseman. Neither of the men war-/ lives Boston Americans, te the| will land. It comes into the catch-| danger of a wild throw to 2. vanta tn the first exhibition game | Fortier ranted Lyneh in continuing their} 9 ackle kid. He has it under pretty [ers mit with # thad Uke a brick | the catcher. It isn't plastem > iu which they have appeared this | Arbogast Crcees Martin names on the meal-ticket _" VICTOR ML! iM LAGLEN Se. ypad arena! |Cicotte has had his team tates al- | saliva ¢ neason Rush, Weich, Tamp Osborne, the pitcher secure ef 4 7 Allon, Met P.. Klick yesterday. It i still questionable| SEA TTLE WOMAN dabo won from Washington ten 3 o'clock. A goodly portion of the gopoficld 1b MeWhorter wt tke Butler and Felix Mar-} night in the tri-state calvary @ 7 ¢ fans elected to go out and watch Rennett %.. Calderbead tinke will report, though Lynch ex Dr. BR. F. Roller, of this ety an ae two straight tale. Mele on py bate a ee seme Hickey » Goldtuss pects to see them both og hand be }aceepted the challen. ol let wpa me strugeic and the loca A TTEMPTS DEA TE : supported he a ratative on ong’ Se ter pnceuen Dadies as O'Conner | fore the season peda . MeLagh the big boxer om expert had bie hands fall. He mtion of lapencaeiaipaions clase. The outfield i« a trifle Frisk if Frits wrestler, and the (won cured the two falls tn 40 minute A tg t sticky, but as the weather mao was Cahill et Matia = Cy Lewis, a Beattle bey, who! meet on the mat ix Porttand) Victor Place has sighed a Kindly disposed this morning the Hammond rt Backel pitched (or the Westminster base-| some time early next month The The wrestling match betwee . helonging | r8tt,'© coach Note tame { Warm weather dried out moat of Tomorrow afternoon at 3 o’cloek ball team last season, ts to be conditions of the match are not Frank Riley and Elery Horton w | (By Un ied Press.) ® and severs rings belonging sity football team » thie fall. the wet spots, leaving the field im | the league team will go against the given a chance at league belli and knows Roller has had the cha) be pulled off night at Lake Ha OAKLAND, Cal, March 28—Mre. to Mra Frank Frost from a show t g00d condition for play. The line. \fast amateur aggregation from Sno has signed up with Manager Dick. | lenge under consideration for se instond of Lang Branch. a» previ | Katherine Johnson, a comely young | case in Frost Bros.’ jewelry store U. S. e up of the teama is as follows homish at Athletic park. The lads | son of Vanconver ltime and th red McLagion's ously announced. A crowd will gro | woman of 2 re, sent a bullet) Myre. Johnson's husband resides ‘ | manager of sptance from Tacoma to witness the match ashing thr bh her left shoulder in Seattle She formerly tived tn Take a trip os y¥ ‘Soued aa 6 8 i | Several months ago the two men The conditions of the contest are | biade jnst above her heart while) North Dakota. At the receiving visit the U. & navy sana & jmet as the Savoy theatre io Ta that the winner must throw his op | Detective St. Clair Hodgkins was hospital she refused (o way ans: | Littieships Onopon’ a ISIT —THWAT THIS PLAYER ~IN THE REAL GAME HE }coma and Roller won the match on poneat three out of five falls wo ane outa the - door of pearye aheet er iocapt at suicide | oosin, the crutaes @ i | a — wueeneurse= sme, | her be ee arket st, desiring to and would only give ber name to 5, IN TAE EARLY PRACTICE BANGS EM ALL ISNT WORTH THE PRICE me one cainine her of the stapicion that |the authorities, She came here ve |Leuneyivania. and iti it OVER TRE LOT— OF HIS MEAL TICKET- CALIFORNIA CREW [8 | i208 Soi Sotucite Side ea Sauie ship Puladcinhis ce SNES: SSS ship Nipsie. Boat ren TO COME NORTH ferent tate ant: Mituets wove |* Gras’ fan ea ae ' ST RIMES": | TORNADO injured. Property damage will ga ars eee am, i « | reach many thousands of dollars. A | heavy wind and electric storm pro-| 08 Saturdays boat also leaned) t i ! valled all over the southeastern part 11:30 p.m ° The local university oarsmen will ,faances would noi allow the | of lowa last night Round trip 50 have an opportupity of meeting ap Make @ trip north or guarantee the | | | Before 8 great Vie © ) expenses*of having the Washington | esa _ neighborhood of a dozen dips wi sight trom either Gtantaré or 00D! oe ge cout | | be Included tm the flee University of California this son The offer which has practic | w BU : | mer. This is practically assured in assured the local eight a match| E RY YOU 9. See Joe Schermer’ I} dinpatches received yesterday by with one of the Califorula crews is te ad } } Mas ages Racemston 8 rom te at that the Washington crew will pay — 1 apres Ad NEXT FRIDAY | etic directors of the California im /balf the expenses of “ stitutions crow trom Califoraia ae, on your retatives They’re Exclusive | For some time the status of row The California ch onship will rac BURIAL Co. : ing at the university ham been ue. be settled at the regatta to be held| BURLINGTON, ta, March 28.— pos — ss Clothiers t jaettied, owing to the uncertainty in the south on April hat the|A report from New Boston, Ia, a about & meet with southern crews, | locals can fight for the coast cham te o — _— | Both Stanford and University of plonship by meeting the winning tiie pr dagen ors pclae ‘aliforaia announced that thet abt from the California regatta. | Meee oe a cad etatoe tet | o in ‘avi Phau Renn we LN iornado struck that place last night Pronounced the case tuberculogi« times of two years ago, was knogxn blowing twelve freight cars from After the death of the boy ft was as a lieutenant of Mock k, lead. | the tracks, demolishing a church z | discovered that all his internal or-\er of one of tho rival tongs, and |and injuring a number of people ans had been practicalty disabled who, since the retirement of Mock The storm crossed the Mississippi 1S a ur a eni from some cause, and he had bedn | hax been jooked upon by many |M¥er and entered Iifnois pear Madi an easy prey naumption, Was Chingmen as the real leader of hig) #00. The wind plowed through War trte ok responsible? faction | county, Hiinois, destroying NOTE—This is the last full ore disagree Mow was walking down Mott | houses and barns and injuring sev of March if you have & st. when three Chinamen coming in peral persons Account in this bank, yo the other direction blocked t |} It is estimated that a score of from experience how interest boys will be features of the summer| }race meeting to be held at North i Yakima this year CONSUMPTION FROM ELECTRICITY? SPORTOGRAMS The Metropolitan District sesines Yale wilt enter two crews for the league of New York has mapped American Henley regatta at Phila deiptia on May laculty pe out an active season in cricket, the Hiisnion |e, . ned program {acluding 75 championship matches for this year } extended j t in honor of George J. : .- Fisher, secretary of the Athleti¢e A “society” derby and a race for! i segue of North America, wai Mounted messen, and deli given at the Y. M. C. A. last night.| Sar * 7 RESON lovers were laid for 50. Women’s Toggery Roston Association Marathon @ _We have a large assortment §| The of New Spring Suits for wo race, which is to be held in the Hut Soeien City on April 20, will be the try-out CASH. CREDIT. $/ for the Olympic Marathon to be WESTBERG & CHILDS, inc., eld in London this summer 1312 Second Ave. 2JK HABEBALL GOODE “wen Piper & Taft, 1024-26 Se ecccccccce a ay. * POOLE OS OOOOH OOO OOOO HOC OOOO OOOOOOS The Washington Trust Company Lavin Cotitutr | (Seattle Star Exclusive Gervice.) OF SEATTLE | FRESNO, March 28—Winl elec | trieity canse consumption? *, 7 That's what the doote Mo thh Capital, Surplus and Profits ../.......... $585,000 city want to. know. They. have | been trying to answer the question | | since the death recently of LaVers Collett, 17 years old, who a yeat Ago received a shock of 5,000 volte Transact a General Banking Business. LOCAL DIRECTORS ‘ W. Clise C. J. Smith | by accidentally touching a live wire Kerry F. &. Stimson hs after the accident the 2 W. Godwin C. H. Cobb boy an to lose strength Hin dehn Schram JM. Frink condition alarming, and W. P. Trimble 0. J. Humphrey two phyasiel called. Roth George F. Stone W. W. Chapin William Piggott 8. P. Weston bst Boc C. E. Burnside H.R. 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