The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 29, 1908, Page 2

SEATTLE = f the act, which } been b Fireworks Start The striking feature of the pro) erar an in the ie h tening Tage inning openod with the seore 1 erald pe afield hi tT vw GAME © Hickey Had All Kinds ef Spasnis, Which Were the Lecals’ Meat. Fireworks Popped in the Eighth, and Then It Was All Over. How to win a game W ’ vn » pas hits was the eresting | soe Fitagerald. Dode ecture in one short spa i for Califf and side whe wirle er, With « park yesterday. Th ibad. M a and a cour he . W hustastic faus en Kk mound. Va ton te the utmost " ° wh wa a delic sure i Stre ecta voted wnanin tO} Meore a The Clasay Act Then came the real ¢ he da Jack Hickey w rish the game for Abe ve a mm ball " at second and St rown ay whi im to He x s had been forced ne r ae the « * » could be taken an a * twirling Was voted the wild ones Good Batting > the Four Hickey Gave It on a Platter a rat an batting averages of Dak’s pe’ have the entertainment r and with a uple of errors which often as Manager came at critical moments, should stand for the have been enough to win from the There felines. Rowe jifted a refresh er the righttield fence for the re program was compl: ed, but the omnagement had not Prepared for such Kenerous ap “TO. SEE BATTLESHIP ‘of Brown Fist will be at Puget Sound the bleac allow Nevy Yard 3 more days before to fn the feaving for Frisco. Take boats at nnett came through pier 2 Ten round trips daliy, Sec With two hits and drew two passes round ° * up: Quigley and Print t Rows had and Bennett ad, Cabili and Coy each he trick for one Cabill grabbed a long fly in a eneational manner aod went afte everything in sight without @ The same teams are play iil do and Coy for the s afternoon. § twirling for Abe the mound oceupy locals The Official Seore COMES HER Seattle Gets the Little Player. for This Season. ° sq URL y fickm Snappy ' “ He ‘ | i st. | tional . } t at nixed Va ait H | rae Do a | Hurley on \ the ‘ trad t wo vantage bee on te ¥ vd With 1 back the aa it is pot likely that there will any pos Ha F 4 t of him Paddy Welch pitched sw . 1» to the seventh inning te day. He had the champion Mia Cate at his merey and th mld not hit him safe mn Paddy's an out and there ts n the staugh would had not Coy been nent about the hitting kid,| ing some on the ball these da Four hite Monday and two yester day ched in with two free passes help saterially in making runs. If the “cap” keeps ap that lick it will make some of the other sluggers go © to head him off in the bat average at the end of the season dive” Myers is now playing bench. The rabbit, as he » to be known, may brace a rest and eliminate vome wild throwing which has of that been the only objectionable feature An Rm MF MN oe ate ie in his games so far. ; 1 @ | 1.3 ‘The batting list is now well pro i. ee ae ee portioned and the boys’ linewo os ¢ if makes it a safe bet that things Te SH will be didding right through the Te a, te | opening session of ali the games, ae ae When HBeanett faile to get a hit » ia ii “i |ite almost certain that there are AR # M FO A EB. / ne hits coming ge a we. oe 453 3 4 8 9 ¢ @ ®| Jack Hickey just fell a little shy $$ 2 1 § Sof walking the whole Seattle team + i 8 6 68 (Ut yesterday. The fans took an un $8 $ 1 Elholy delight in joshing the former £3 ft f Fi seatte twirter's efforts to locate 1 9 + 8 © *i tut of hin meal ticket for the next u 3 8 6 i few days We are satisfied that our 1 altt in ole a Salto ot $1500 Reon wnOR | 8g 5 5 oute| George Preidil Dugdale's Regal Serge Suits at $1 ‘ ; ee itching “find” from the wilds of Seetitn «eet « aa th Dakota, will probably make wit find in during the last of the week. Dug made-to-orde 4 Re the “con” talk, but has it doped . that this Freidline boy te « $25.00 or $30.00. t . oot Ing to make good strong ‘ut us to the test. Prin ' * 2 Pune wt ° * The Optimos slipped something sample of serge you ike 1 ; over to the Port Orchard a “a * te ana {tion on winning a game of which you can get a sult . ft Calite ontne *\by a neo to 2 made for $25.00 or $39.00. | ickhey is i out ¢ he NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE i. Hi ‘ jones on of t it with Regal game and his € may be v ’ With both Hicke and Scho Serge. - ; Si? i field missing the local lineup is attle : 475 somewhat disarranged Then examine the talloring 1 eo ‘ . ee The amateur billiard champion in Regal Suits—the colla tp " amd tales tn the and lapels made by hand ' cone of the Lederkrans elub in ¥« welen De notice how th houlders nw Rn ot Paris, is favorite among are shaped—the y the 1 A sat Ga ar . ¢ Ss | Great interest has been aroused coat fi No tallor could Tacoma Wins From Spokane the triangular track meet 5 A Avr . | Saturday betw the two local ive you be than that « gh fe firm gave from Mpokane yesterday |high schools and the Tacoma high One thing mo f a Regal . now school soph res and freshmen. oe . : Everett dog men are enthu . er the coming ke 1 be held tn the it beck NATIONAL LEAGUE vou another Woe. lee ~ AMERICAN LEAGUE. ; : r Won Loat. F See that your next suit car S te ; York ® * ati ‘ ‘ E H ! ries the Regal Label » | hie ae , Tg: oe Pee Yesterday's Games Seared adeiphia 6. Brook. | | At Phila Washington @, Ph TO GEE BATTLESHIPS. 4 ‘ mS ¥ Fleet will be Puget and Det rat On the Square Navy Yard 3 more ds At wet iaoule 4, Chicags & Opposite the Totem Pole ff 'eev've for Freee. Take be PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE pier 2. Ten round trips dail I ound trip. dakland yesterday—Portiand 1 tt is certainty tand STAR—WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1908 te ee eS THY SEATTLE 29 AN’S JOB IS UNIQUE HAS A PHONYNAME TRACK MEET BUT A REAL P IN BASE BALL CH | Saree K | | | @ e r) oF ‘Sentars, Sephomores and 4 Per } Juniors in Scramble , anny for the Honors, =| | . H Diference Between the is | . of P Only One Point--Three ya ° Laan’ At Freshies Almost Left. | CA wen | JiM STEWART — In wn in g track meet yeu dor |terday between the four classes 3 “eA CORO. A opts eg Ble et be tite ag we lof the W gion high school at}... md Frogptier: ~- only Seles ed | jthe ut ty, the sentor clase won | of his pa and age which gre een hh i r the juniors who | idents of by “ “ fhatter, but ip ber © one t only ahead of the | #re# : esen nae vant thst * whieh #0 few Sophomor The freshmen were | ;,' inst ona a v Jontirely neglected as they only woa art bas met and be latter haaats ahe two points and these on thirds be of the | . . he third round ip , ber Charles Mullen, the track cap |(° ast, and Nis feet fame ont knockouts to full Hamde i |tain, again won the Coe medal in} yj, opponent < ‘ > he Was as pe toms |the 440yard run, or quarter mile,| but all were go ver “ op and thus gives bi f the same This youngster w t atta: vend the tes r 4s all of the previous b i" til next He » cock be m . ‘ ‘a the # 4 “SN ra of the medal. The track was t ‘ in bis boxing * oly koe Le 7] lvery soft was not tn ad to & howpltyy ole ox: 646 we 6% k ' the hard pitting ae “CHEERFUL” HICKMAN, in t ays that in & year © nicrotnd ge 4 beavy er of th he is f de ped, b (he Lougaer 4 © mor (Btar Special Service) not picked out, or new disturbers wax la ” » t “ The CLEVELAND, April 2 Why | arose as fast a8 vacancies were cre bag! did the Cleveland American league Then came a bright thought oe at = . club sign C Hick @ man who would, by bi ne lt nt . * Sete 6 hast until ot ©; , he f anne ‘ - - Yom “ woause he ix a good ft oo " wan of he ~ won by Patten, A ley’ batting eye has been He {s probably the mont > hed” Tica 28 ifle dim for the past two o ‘ ball player, among bis fet feo sox ; | . . ~ won by Corie b we © season Nor ts ft because low the business. He iw alway mae of the| Pee vs ’ < acer (hr Dimas * 8 great fielder, He neve thetic, kind hearted, good na ual 4 : . aft held has ‘he ever really aqone overtholoss, the meet ved ite|? second, F . Dine ing ( cry has ao a hear h®t and that was to get meu « e 7 Re ow job An haaehal mit for Interscholastic meets. | ~ - eat goed fellow The best man of the » they : Crawt rren, who pu thelr nal strife vs “yr ari’ Wars tn never Always an and will be « star as| to wo page ad one « cood material fn him >. Somers and Kitfoyi, final +! a plesaed eit the dase tan he |B EK! N pee “nr that persistent Ul feeling beled, — Hut it be ork on the bench, |". et some good timber ot We mbers of the team had a goat in the hotels, around « t ects to Get mauve good t repeal tor STORAGE CO, Inc Bal to do with he taakt of eutaed players. th counts, The expert ne They tried getting rid ofthe va een” te g watched w a ; CORNER THIRD AND WASHINGTON. atl 1 disturbers, This GM ro greate erest by Somers and seomn ' GOING EAST COMING WEST Kither the right mal Kilfoy!, and by Manager Lajote ; GOING SOUTH COMING NORTH a name ; “ : “ H lou: Ba Pilbduseerees : Cut Freight Rates on Household Goods | * The Summary Tell your friends to take advantage of our low offer, ti TOMORROW LADIES’ DAY. & Se wan ig Metion, Cou almost half the frei is saved on shipments, large or Mai ieageindiiiniiliee by our private car system * Tomorrow te Ladies’ day at ® Ba Fg We can tell you to « cent what your freight wilt Poe | — Oy Unies © @ the ball park, and Manager @ re Phones—Maln 1538; ind. 71 7 eee Sees * Dowde cordial invita. # L Ww oor NEW YORK, April 28.—The po @ for a pat fair fans “4 * Coort PIAS PR STORAGE. MOVING; PACKING “ . night prevented the sched @ tend Th Aberdeen bunch ® teo round boring boul bet weer . should te rested “p utter on . “8 ? d : trip from Spokane, and with Terry MeGovern and Jobuny Bum 2! Kou playing Bh bn 9 e ners, of England, at the Old Broad: @ tt ought to be & fast game. wa Athletic club * . - - - — eee eee err errr err re U. 8. Navy Yard Route Hheumnatism is greatly relieved | Monticello ieaves Fiyer dock 6:30 by Soap Lake Salts. All drugetet and 0:0 a.m. 1:20 and 44. m Removal Notice May ist, J. F. orporated, will headquarter offices in the Jobnaton Buliding, Third av and University st, opporite the new postoffice On and after TORMA & CO establiah thetr J. F. TORMA & CO, Johnston Bidg Seattic, Wash Inc. Make THIS Your Starting Month If you a of saving are ever te form the good habit t way again that you are going to”"—but THIS time make the wtart, Frifay begins a new month, Each new month is a new starting point for in tevest. Let your Int deposit earn a share, of the interest that begins on Fr day t. The mere Acve mAndthe have opened a pe t that you Savings mat will not insure succe IF you let it stand where it starts, The savings account that is steddily built up with small sums means More to its owner than a large single de posit The great thing isto start at a pace you CAN keep up—and then KREP IT UP. YOU CAN DO IT BY MAIL—No mat ter where you live, you can bank with as by mall—write for a booklet Scandinavian American Bank Alaska Buildnz, Set] — ase Now Is the Time to Brighten and Refurnish Your Home. Savings One-Third to More Than Half 98c Pictures at 59c | 49c Pictures at 25¢ In our windows are shown than 50 | One hundred subjects to select from, ama The | hem lovely Cupids and beautiful womey, | subjects in this one lot of pictures. The . , ‘ Need | besides many other pictures of a differest }f average size is 12x28 inches, and all have series. Average size is 1x23 inches 2 to 3-inch black or gilt frames. In the Frames are gilt and black. These are all tins , ; ‘ new pictures, and you will not find aap j ection are imitation water colors, etch- thing to match them in Seattle a where near this low price, Our: ings and many subjects in fruit and game for the dining room 39 and 4% pictures Regular price 98c each. Choice Sale price at 250 FRAMES at t4c--Single | $1.98 perUREe AT %c—Hun $2.98 PICTURES, $F. Opent Moture mes 1 Patetl ay so. Bay = Bef cer woe dreds of Pictures are included Of! Paintings, Oy New artists, including @ great ety of landscapes, water water falls, woodlands, tains and lakes, wiater alar price 25«¢ al 50c PHOTO FRAMES, 25¢-—All fr 4x6 to 9x11 inches, in this special; sizes are 20x26 and 20x30 inches; all new sub fects; water color fac-similes in brow ack oon gilt; reg- artotypes, photogravures, col and others, All are eet ular prices 39% to & { mes, with each; choice tomorrow 25¢ ored photos from famous paint inch gilt fra ed corners; size The frames aloue aft double the sale price, Ost r price is $2.96 50c SASSL. BACK FRAMES, Jold-Plated Frame Ii ready for ging : ohienae a all read hanging ners 25c $1. 419 to $1.98 pictures 98c ae | Sut Sale (alleen 4 Land | _ REMNANTS HALF PRICE THURSDAY ings pir framed and oon matte with 50e values; fancy « Sale p The month t half price. collection are REMNANTS OF SILKS. | REMNANTS OF WOOL SERGES. | REMNANTS OF ALL-WOOL GOODS. morrow with a mammoth sale of Remna at the REMNANTS OF SATING, REMNANTS OF PANAMAS, REMNANTS OF GINGHAMS: REMNANTS or a REMNANTS OF AL REMNANTS OF DENIMS. REMNANTS OF SWE REMNANTS OF RIB REMNANTS OF VEIL Joods mel REMNANTS OF PERCALES. REMNANTS OF WHITE GOODS. REMNANTS OF SILKOLINES REMNANTS OF CURTAIN NETS. REMNANTS OF LACES. REMNANTS OF EMBROIDERIES. | Wash Goods include many full Waist and Dress Lengths. Woo! full Skirt and Suit Patterns. All the Embroidery, Lace, Veiling, Sill oa Drapery nants are available for use in any home. 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