The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 22, 1908, Page 2

WASN'T LANDED GANS, BUT o* RUDOLPH UNHOLZ. Boer Unholz, who has been practically relegated to the “never wit” ot by Gans, since the Gane McFarland negotiations have been going on, has just pulled a stick of candy out of the grab-bag in the shape of signed articles to fight Battling Nelson @ rounds before a San Francisco club on the afternoon of May 16, the weight te be 1353 pounds. qustumenanmmsunensmememmnmene meee BASEBALL DOPE es Thursdays ave to be known as/the park The scheduled clash "Ladies Day” at Athletic park dur; between the Hutte aad Seattle fag the baseball season, and on | teams was po 1 until toda every Thursday which does not | owing to the wet condition of the fall upon a holiday the member ounds. The w » this morn of the fair sex will be admitted dried out the grow in good the dstand free of charge, as | shape and the teams ought to put tt up a fast game this afternoon. vited.” said Manager Dugdale Aberdeen and Spokane were the day. “We want to see them come.!oniy league teams to play y BR is a custom which we intend) day. The Black Cats made tt te continue as long as we straight Tacoma and Var Baseball. | want to see a at the City of Des ea ladies turn out to the games ed their game off owing to rain Last year there was only one Arthur Vahrenhorst, who was Gaz on which Thursday fell on signed up during preilminartes e boliday. So far as Dugdale’s' as ad inti yy Vancouver, is knoWledge of the schedule days! now in Seattle awal anepe this year goes, he gives it as his} cation to Idaho, where he has been Belief that the ladies can attend every Thursday daring 1908 with Out belag required to pay For some unaccountable reasaa the players always put up a « | located by Dugdale with one of the mountain teams Vahrenhoret showed up strong in practice with the Canucks and the fact that he | was not retained on the Vancow Pier game on ladiew days than any | ver payroll was a disappointment other day in the week, with the/(o maay of the fans on the other possible exception of Sundays. The | side sence of so many of the fair) 4 seems to enthuse the players to play the game in their classiest} Btyle There was no game yesterday at It is almost a cinch that Myers | will stay at third base, Although [somewhat nervous in hie first | game last Saturday, this little man has acquired confidence since a ——____ They find it pays to buy a Regal $15.00 Suit—for a Regal $15.00 Suit is exact- ly right, and it saves each man $5.00 or $10.00. Of course, we haven't any monopoly on tailors, on cloths, on linings. But—Of this we are positive; there is not another store in Seattle that puts the same cut in $15.00 Suits as you will find in Regal $15.00 Suits; that uses cloth of the grade that goes into Re- gal $15.00 Suits; that buys of a maker whose tailors are as accurate and ex- who tailor Regal If you will examine Re Suit perienced as those $15.00 Sui gal $15.90 carefully, you will find in a minute just why so many of the best dressed men in Seattle here for their clothes come Your money back if you want it On the Square. Oppesite Totem Pete. 615-61 7 First Av NELSON TAKES. HIM ON | | boy performs, and fans spite the roar fror me heads” after Coy muffed 1 at first in Saturda allowing Hutte’s two win] ng runs (© come In, the kid feat and accurate man at th {tial sack, ‘The ball was lathe 1 with mud and a misapla i have been exeusable In any lea teum, Coy ono of the b atl mea on Du salary Hat sad will probably be a fixture al season, He ie atrong: with the tren ' | Dog wants it distinctly under | ood that he enjoyed the prize} Reach Monday aft | Bay, that Diek Cv | my eye,” gravely ar ne 1 the fat manager if he d play ball as well as he can fight] he could get my money any day,” | WRESTLE ‘Westergaard Arrives to Take on Roller. Jess Westergaard, who is to “ * Dr Roller in Dreamland rink on next Monday night in @ return mateh, has arrived from his lowa home and expresses himself as confident that be will throw Roller this time, The big cormfed boy insists that he te much faster than when he went on the mat with the doctor In the Seattle U last month, and say dis ence in that match ha him a good line on the aty be t from the local man Roller intends to spend several da vv in the mountains of roughing it, to harden up for atch. He realizes that West orgaard’s enormous strength makes him a formidable ment and tp in to be in the best possible sical condition to withstand the young giant's m After the ch Re re for sev ks a8 a reeult of Wester incessant ef to avoid being thrown Weatergaard has put up the {hardest contest {a which Roller has ever been seen in this « and this second matels between the two men honld be one of the best wrestling ards ever pulled off here. Rolle believes that his science ang agility will enable him to pin the lowan's shoulders to the mat a second time, bat he realises that he ford to give the big boy any So far Roller has never been thrown and if Westergaard can turn the k. it will be a ar surprise to beth the doctor and bis friends. The arrangements at Dreamland ink are such that the men can be soon with equal advantage from a! most any part of the house, The interest already taken in the mateh jaseures a big howe. j | CONTESTS a " TO SEE BATTLESHIPS | with his natural playing ability | Take boats at Plier 2 Ten round |can cover even more ground than trips daily. 50¢ round trip. Ed Hickey, Dug likes the way | { | , }one of those thing to Be Pulled Off. he Seattle Athletic clab has al team of be men eptored in the | THE SEATTLE STAR lif AN OLD-TIMER.GOT INTO THE GAME CARDONME , BUT /N PLY TIME WE WERE WONT To PEDFSTRIANATE FROM BURG IM TODO BATTLE W/TH OUR WENTS. THE HEWIONGAS COULD 70 OP, TRODGE POSTIMG PLACARDS ENROUTE. AND THEN DEFEAT AS HERE, 8: a woere YOU WOOK ING /7 TOP WE DONT WP THE GAY WE MAKE AUMAS. WE GO ROW 7WE RATTLERS. THINA Beriah Spuytenduyvil of the Ft ly thinks he out with a team, but mod sometimes used to do ees nee oe CRP eee * . * * Ra PPP eee eee eee eee eee Beattie, Washington Tp08 Dear Dugdale How are you getting alona?'M April 21 * t that a swell game Sudday Myers the people out at Ien't that man great, _1 heard some of the ball park Sunday afternoon saj ing tat Myers wae not any a just because he made that oa throw to Coy Saturday, but no og can blame him for that betguee he is not » playing in, frogt of such « big crowd. Well, somewt those fans are big stiffs a . the shouldent go to seo the game day, Dug, how soon tx Bohoofield going to get back (8 the game. The fans mies bis playing and home run hitting. Dug, why doo't you make seats up root for these Mer wih wtth thety Merry Widow ha 1 sat right dy and she bad on, and it bad it and three) back of « young | about 50 roses on NATIONAL LEAGUE Won tant Py WEDN RT A LETTERS TO DUGDALE BY FREDDIE nae ExsTER GAMES 2, 1908, AUTO TUIRTY MILES IW THE MORMWG ‘First Event of Kind Is Be- ing Held Today. Has Two Husbands. THE OFFICE BOY. @ | (By United Press bunches of lettuce Who ts the PORTLAND, Oregon, A Boldi« Mra. Goldie R. Ellis, who appeared * would | a8 & competttor recent beant tay, then (he Uand, unde t head of the a «, Ruth K 1 leve that he | Wanted on a charge of big & curve MK Her ba’ an fixed at § t what did that/ Judge Cameron, in the m t dident Armed with ¢ lop him hard. Mobley is entered in th right there with the goods and ectives are ring the will be a very good pitcher some at the present time he| The complaining witness te J. T tog like Myers © in| Bilis, the ¢ husband. Soon afte nervous in frost of a her mar o Ellis, she obtained a divores in the state cireuit court Dug, why don't you stand by first on statutory ground Elite ap base tke y 4 Sunda, Y and obtained a reversal, the would be & great help to the pla being set aaide Ellis ore for whea run to ff that while the case was they canvot stop, and you betng court, bis there would stop them quick, and herself Chartes Bee then they would bounce right back therefore has to first bese and that a be de sey th lots easier for them. My, & ol ~— were the horseshoe kid when yo bought Myers, the thtr seman Woll, | guees that I will have to clone with my regarde FREDDIE SHOW jaiLeD| be» big ude of autow a o'clock tod Homttle’s auto held if Dreamland KR a continue Baturd There * i hi * 1 and evening progra Wa The parad Piace, headed by = AW I A Ke and N nachines ¥ Ainpla S00 as the show fe fina At night, ¢omé the ut 60 manufacture A num Wayne Kekliongas (1871) scarte has to hoof it like they en Charges Made That She Wash Goods laim Attention ram (© Beit ng oly fait ae Jaw Luna Pa NA FATORIUM TL ey The Bondsmen Surrender Banker Mathis. 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Look where Chester Brown, 143 pounda, 4 & 45-round battle is the bet tha } oy sameeren: te some Heary Croft ttn A oboe Amerteas mre Wills Hritt, the former manage: you will, no more hand ine OF The Reliance and Olympic clubs rand 8 Ontong says ‘be ‘te prepared to make if appropriate material for a sum of San Francisco have men entered, 3 ii Fea fg alle sR wag rer ley mer dress can be found It ts as has every important club on the Form 16 Willingness to meet the Hedgwi aa entice coast, Bah Of the Sengee. Hghter, Writ declares be has ab really a 50c fabric. We have Francisco clubs is sending four’ mor 8 Bites tendy pasted that amount with} sen seilinc it at 45¢ mon Tks Eeeaeh cite te ion 4. Patiaae.(28mes Coffroth. 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