The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 12, 1908, Page 2

THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, MAY 12, 1908 The Nation's Greatest Playground on the Pac a ents from thee of time Coast—N, Coast—Now Opes Free Attractions 0 REMARKABLE SPRINT IN SCHOOL MEET 200700000" Bani BASEBALL MANAGERS! * trifle € and wh Allen \* HERE 168 A BIG OFFER. & wor re pore wit n = 7 * wirle jennie, both Welch . Williaw tet nana @ and h have hardly rounded inte * gor of Uy eball team wt ® form at present, Mobley and Met NATIONAL LEAGUE - . *® Frida u , has written to @ ealf fa i leliver ® and . A «iy le that be Would tke to get te #| attle m again this season. | P . MIMWEATURN Lp agep # to communication with a Be @/ Thi " s it all the move t : ee # attle baseball manager who #] leary to wteengthen the pit ‘ " HM fe Mat # would like to run an exour #& Jutaff, and the sooner the 7 Wiaolane . iets . to Friday Harbor and #/ Forecast for Seattle e ° ‘ ‘ . + 3 * play @ game there on either ® * fy eee @ May 17@r 31, Arrangem | le On term r mttle ous nt to take Yesterday's Games, H i Boy Makes 100 Yards in 9 45 See @ line, pler 3, Beat ae thin week, In Hasty W elit 8 = le ya Hom a | onds # carsion rate, Manager ‘Trim ®| kane bak> pl ~~d wae fei © ° | Photograph shows the firitsh in po Pega eo Poa - | di A | couver last Saturday, This is the aa tarts Pet, | me , Great Wrestling Match Is ono ortie events Ie fie suterseno fe Hare indians to Appear on Local fir “tis the feat has icon per Pilideli | seatie. (rack seem 8 paar ide eee eee ee eee eee " ss pig Bee " zs «: S Mass. on May 2, when KE. K. Nelson | . d F t T 0 right’s performance rete oa Bills for Next °C Sonn bias, yan the Diamond First Time irwors “host has Shwe 100 yards in 9 45 seconds j that whould make it a sure bet that Thursday This Ye ss jthe mat and after his oppon | | | ahi Knows the Game Thoroughly age column this week, The Beav y, 3:90 and 8:39, from a child Beell has been to | ™ ere at Abe a and Bott at and Dollar Orchestrium, ent © from a mK jtrade, = W ouly & boy he ffold on the old Standard | . Hall's husky Mikers @ill have the 4 at Fir . # husky 3 Dare i) James rides dows ( és s ie a Record Crewd ik regarded as something phenome Furniture Co, building, at First ay. | Back in the Game ae : ar ens ames D & bieyels, as & wrestler, and alace that ¢ nd Spring #t.. yesterday afternoon. | TEA. Uncle Hyrum will pay the Park a inda Yourn tors he has gone against anybody and }Chrie Anderson, fe pH worker st. good crop—and « good time at I a Park Expected. everybody, regardless. The bigger wan slightly inju tmore wa Fi Daseing Paviliee: the fabet fice Pacitic Nertisgil the better, for ho-saye the big men nyed by Finlay @ Me ir Why drink poor tea t Of course you don't BEGINNING MONDAY, MAY 4th tors, and tived with hie brother | {think you can't afford) | b, cop-| | tra ) j fall harder than the small, wiry | Delbert Kilgore, at 2135 Sixth ay Rainer’s Tyrolean Troupe, 14 in num prese ¥ lere. Of hie early matches, thet Judging from inquiries, a record the one bn , -s Adamson, of indi Mr. Wiley, of the Tithe ‘Trust| Providing the weather per ' Fair sucessses, including their tamo dations * a : crowd will be at Dreamland rink on | An4. 18 alll snob “eat bes ps a and an alumnus of Yale on dhe aanl haltveed oo | ar Basket Parties welcor all time : — cu Thursday night when Dr. B. Fj Roel! long to outelass all the mid ee ee eee fay with Eddie Quinn's band of Bpo| ty it once dhs, to bold ponies Or Outings a4 Lane Park. tome Lae Seliar of this city will tackle Fred | Geweights, and despite the dispro a 4 ab ut Yak mat the @ Indians. The warriors from) your ¢ returns money | dially invited to cat ou ¢ ager before closing slsewnene an : i Beeil, the “Wisconsin Demon.” The| portionate weight, he then went ~~ i . the mountains are here fresh | \¢ ’ se Fh ne | . Por . he offered a $300 Yale seb you don't like Schilling’s Best CHARLES LOOFF, Ma air results of this mateh, friends of the | After oe peop — preseuted by the Yale club, of | {rom & series of games at Yancou wh peat nager, local physician hope, will place Bim) weights or give handicaps to men this city nen [Ore primed to take ensure of = i direct in line for a go with Frank/ of his own weight ia order to get j the Siwashes. ind of ——— S Gotch, the champion catch-as-cateh-| & cows h “ a ro Rreate 4 — png re, talk H file « . wht Beell, | joller has trained faithfully for) —————————— consisting o! othina. ata. local ball trust hes vist ee Se ke Ve ccimells| this match and if he has it tm him, | ms, and Men's Furnishing Bi climbing to the top of the beap this cor home yesterday, looks to be in| 2? Says, be will win from Beel SPORTOGRAMS | ever known In tie Bl week, with @ string of Spokane pow tlendid shape, ‘and in attempting | TB local man does not appear to niinue until all me |acalpe dangling at his belt | ths to throw him, Roller will be up| 0? St all alarmed over the The team of the Vancouver » Ie wold. | 1 of Beeli’s pecul t« . INURE CLOTHING €O., Schofield Back Again against the hardest proposition be vo © pecutar style of @ Cricket club will play the oe ie has ever undertaken and says he will be there with some eleven in this city on June = Schfield will p ‘ | : ie ‘The arrangements indicate that ba and fancy tricks himself ine locals w meet the Canue into the game at . | B th Dis an the spectators will be taken care of | Roller knows all the Cine points of in a return game at Vancouver today. it stoma a to take |i 'y e « We Cc Ou sat ia a satisfactory manner. There | ‘¢ seme. Is probably as ape July 4 Quigley out, after the splendid |] oe Tal te accommedations for from | Geel, has developed his leg w |showing he made duriug the Iaat| I! The following news item, which appeared in a Sunday paper, explains the reason for this radi 3,200 to 3,500 people and it is more |'0 #8 even mreater extent tl More than 200 entries are in the eortes, Sat Behotield ts Sartainly 2) @ step. Read it io than likely that by the time the the Wisconsin man, and says he hands of the mmmittee having strong man, and one billed for the |} br match is acheduled to be pulled off | into the match Thursday | charge of the Western Washiugion initial station, so It is possibly best - e tickets will be selling at a premium, | SIEM determined to take home the | intermcholastio track moet, whict that Quig should be placed some: || | : ‘This will be the last appearance of - will be held om the varsity camp where else for the benefit of the a Roller in @ public mateh in this city lehets weat on sale today at Joe | nex; 4a team. There was some eritictem |i] ple for some time, as he figures on| Ditard’s Place, Second and Yesle bey Quigley first went onto the |f} th reating up this summer and spend.) S*Y as can k tin but he never pamended. $9 be ae ing the time anti! next fall on the) "TS pre, acne ’ t the la first-baseman, and only accepted Gd home firme In the cast. Atter:|_ TO SEE BATTLESHIPS “in the. Olympl the position to help the locals out |] oe wards it ts Roller’s intention to! TAke boats at Pler 3. Ten round | games will form a patched of « bad hole. His work during the 9 te get a match with Gotch, to be tips dal! Me round tri: >and he col tee haa i Tacoma sertes has been eminnet! ie pulled off probably in Madison | ——————~ " impossible to secure ase, oven though performed os Aa Square Garden, New York City , to defray the expenses of der difficulties, and for this ef Beel!’s Record. See Joe Schermer’s ceneenaane lak at the coming 1 atitied to the thanks of the faux [fy br Beol!’s record shows that he ts Ad NEXT FRIDAY national athletics More Pitchers Wanted. i} or say one of the wonders of the age tn! Th ed ~ . . - - The Tacoma sertes has demon | Nets the wrestling world. He has mot y oo ee Rg ote topping Ptr dipal trated the fact quite plainly } | Judge Hanford of United States | os practically every man of class tr Clothiers or tay tin t Seattle needs one or two mo: a | P Ctnek the game during recent years, and vg | eens: Seam pitehers. No chance “bashers | Court Directs That Stock of a on one occasion won from Cote, | . oH edlheierntr Aen ie Seenoe' | ae i + . This match was held in New Or ee Se ee ————— —— GARDEN TRACTS am ] | McCarthy Dry Goods Com- ton jeans. Later he was defe t b 4 tracts, $100 an | | nany H Goteh tn Kansas City. Tom Jen Ww Ns re: any terms; clove to | pany Be Retailed. . wro kins oniy threw the Little Sandow The h T C r line and lake; level, clear | fin Bae Soe oo nie ree ashington Trust Company Sscas oe 0- — 0 if = fog, by hurting him against a brick } j ’ wall ee eae gr arah rie OF SEATTLE National Land Inv. Co, Inc. " 1; Hanford of the Units } 4 Beell stan en ii 7 Fire riduy ai- | ‘ height, but he has @ remarkable) % Capital, Surplus and Profits 585,000 m Sit iret Ape free tor the Metariny ig nt ‘eee or Weigh Transact a General Banking Business Dr. Reed s | Mes ing bul to 165 pounds, he has : shoulder build that will compare | t appearing to the court from the rete with even the biggest of them. He J. W. Clise ©. E. Burnside | Si55"tas tecchvere onsh sraoueta thes | E is known as a regular cyclone on A. 8. Kerry C. J. Senith | the receiver ie ingebted to bank and | es ——— rename J. W. Godwin C. H. Cobb hansiee creditors in eume agere ay Bangg eae? weage teeny oo John Schram 3. M. rink SGiheted that Sutcliffe Baxter, as re- sige y W. P. Trimble O. J. Humphrey be. and he te hereby, or- pats George F. Stone W. W. Chapin forthwith to 1 i air William Piggott 8. P. Weston | ; Wterke ter | en H.R. 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