The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 18, 1908, Page 2

NEW LINE-UP Leal Team Will Have Changes in Game With Aberdeen. Seattic will go into the game Aberdeen with a front, Adame and | tomorrow practioa Luasi, whom secured In a trade c , wil at] short a st respect! ve Hartman will be located in the right gard and Dolly Gray, whe has be playing short for Vancou ver, will be on hand as a utility man, Dugdale has traded Quigiey for Gray and believes he ha atrengthened the team in the dee | There no question but what the Siwashes will enter the fray with a stronger Hueup than a auy ti nce Schofield and Ed “ot out of the game. A spots have bren elim the new men come up anywhere near the form th have atready shown, the locals ought to be well up in the winuiag from now on Adams is regarded as a strong man at short. He fields his post tion wel! and is there with the slap at He is always im on the play, no matter how difficult Lusst played first with But during (he games here, and besides ahowing class in his wo ind the Initial station, was str at the bat and on bases. Dotty Gray had always 4 third base up to the time he jotoed Vancouver this season, and ” ing to the a fast base run hitter. He can be used te age at any of the infield stat nd will be always handy as an cy man m, the new man in r looks good, and while he ha far ouly appeared in one ga the husky youngster made a favo able impressie Hartman tm t field, a speedy man @ bard hitter, and what more than anything € throw from th stop many of those a * to the home plate 1, is a good Dudley joins the Butte team to day aod wil! probably put in short. Russ must have bees of the boy's ability te the station, or he we not have entered into the deal, there is more than a sneaking im pression that Dug got the bent 4 0 the trade when he secured A . for the youngster, Dudley's wild); peestng to first was his « beck while working with attic Dugdale enys he will be in shape to announce the name of a new pitcher for the staff of local twi ere in a few days. He is afraid! with the Spokane to give the deal out now, for fear! f€ may fall through at the last) miante @ource ft is learned that the con tinned rainfall of the past ‘avest Gays has been a blessing to the | twirters, farmers in the grain sect Sorthwest. Bot if you = m of the nat to find out how it affects the baseball hori son call up Manager Dugdale. The! Dug Rotund One is usually pretty good Gee, tm glad that north pole weather has skidoo'd A May Queen with a frost 4 nose is not 4 pretty prop osition. Now cheer up, stop ¢rying, smile and make good. The old man says Cheerfulness is catch and he knows. He's caught with the goods, al! right. He's ab Ways cheerful, and we've got the goods—I mean season able duds, nice stuff, a little ahead of the dates in most but we're never just stores. out, der {a yet —always the that or talk “haven't got or back That watebword of this or any forward store do thing to yourself until you yrward! Don't a see our spring suits and oth togs There's alway or something new to show This store sive or It « you has to be progres Take aldn’t exist it in hats, Our $2.00 hate get better « while we $3.50 tor the carriage charg get. They're wtill $3.00 sold on the ry year After have to charge nem, oF we'll lone Not and smallest margin of any $3.00 hat in town The Hub On the Square Opposite the Totem Pole STAR—MONDAY "WILL WRESTLE A REAL INDIAN BATTERY SEATTLE TO HAVE Hall team wa t a cottage in Spokane f JACK MEYERS Meyers are with the St and Cateher Paul team of y aad Gay Buckles the American association my who makes hi | appearance ou the Sound PRIZE FIGHT “Black Demon” of Ballard Is Given the Worst of It by Referee. y United Pre BUCKLES-KRANT GO THIS WEEK « Meet at Pt. Townsend Next Thursday Night for 20 Rounds. worst kind of dec ¢ local man so at b | Martin had th wement this} te a good pitche In the third and te well lk entered the ring and held Martin any further Martin allowed Webster to come at him again m fill up the From an exceptionalty fod | gap which exists in Dug’s pitehing | ers, and Mullen, another of Quinn's} to then went the ond of the | 10th round the referee beid up hix/ the match « and declared |by such @ de been signed in favor | Ballard and Seattle sports who were there turned in disgust! Never waa there Martin | given much [chance to show what he was r and left the hall such « rank decie 44 not even work while the local man bas both ‘awful on the day [peared im the | Dug dida’t in which he ap aot to take any man from the t beating given certainly a baseball fighters and j jand managers of three | wost league t upon to favor eree can be neither of the who knows the | dilitard parlors resembled a base returned to Rallard in a favora mind, for Mart round and t BENEFIT FOR ED HICKEY BASEBALL THEATRICAL PERFORMANCE GUY BUCKLES. ‘Harry Kee round go at f but men who rt that he will be in the east th FOR POPULAR THIRO BASE NORTHW EeT RMN t clash betwee Lddie Quinn's | Vesterdny's Games. Morning Game SPORTOGRAMS WASHINGTON HIGH =; TAKES FIRST PLACE » boxing events jerous fa bu track meet from the points against 60 for * from Wash-| A crowded house will undoubted. ington high captu who is really in hard tuck ween Roller exing 361-3 points » sports can take it for granted MAY 18. 1908 RETURN MATCH FRIDAY he Reller and Beell to Go on Mat Asem for Final Ge. Dr. BF. Rot of th h accepted th eh r ' at two w wrest Drea land ¢ even The «a to still confident that 1 wn throw t, and t th Po only material dif noe hetwe these rules and * 0 ing the last mateh is that the two mon meet next F any old kind of a fall will coun as long a8 & man's tw n \ he mat. This includes so alied flying falls, rolling falls and pin falls, Im the past Roller has Court’s Order Obeyed to the Letter The Entire McCarthy Stock Is Marked Down. Money Must Be Had,} The Goods Must Go at Prices That Will Bring It In. ) other store it atthe It means lsc Washable Batistes ties at, the yard, on 50c Mercerized Dre the new colorings, at or waists and dresse W2%c Light Colored among the bargain } 10e Dark Col patterns, Waists, in pleated 22 OF SALE i nales for each. No ©, O. D's. No Exchange: * at our own conven Store o at 9 A. M en at P.M. Dall on th of Seattle's mi ve eve be Good Cloi Second ard Yesler COMPANY Naiiding PIANOS AT COST for 30 Days Talking Ma chine Department John C, Walling Co.. Second Ave k nai : f w . ) SEE BATTLESHipg i onraWwrerems _ | AT HLH vas | =| BASEBAEL | Ha70 8 pn Mn ABERDER 4 V8. GEATTLC LUNA PARK Stilt Continues to Draw Big Crowds NEW ATTRACTIONS BEING ADDED EACH WEEK MYER'’S BAND WILL GIVE FREE, OPENaIR LATEST ANO MOST POPULAR eure BALLOON ASCENSION EACH AFTERNOON AT DAVID6ON 3 O'CLOCK, Croekiders h will be one of 50c Bristle Hair Brushes, marked 19¢ Brandon Linen P. cull 108 sheets to the pound. . tiie omorrow 35c¢ Fancy Figured White Good Women's 50c Imported Lisle Bates and A. F.C. Gingham best brands made; sal Men’s 35¢ and 50c Linen Hand- tomorrow Children’s Handkerchiefs, lar 25¢ a box, sale price 10¢ Sc Veilin $1.25 atl $1 oo Shee p $2.00 Kid Gloves, in sizes 54% and 12'%c Bleached Outing Fi in pyrogt | go in the slaughter at phy 89¢ $1.50 Pyrography Outfit riumime ack Jap Sill Art Departme = MT Carthy Dry Goods Co, ee Sutcliffe Baxter, Raxcir PowardJ. Sheeban,. Monager ne ste Ait other goods ane r—Better Be Saf Than oa wit “Gus Brown” Our Chief Study Is to dress men well and éconor of some assistance proper “apparel” at price hes for Men and Young Men $10 to $25 Alanke Duiiding, Owned by the “Where the Cars Stop” Scandinavian American Bank Alaska tuiiding, Seattl uu want now © yOu save ample bar-j Kirk's I ng Soap, in the | great n the bar ......¥¢ € U_S. Flags, for the children on the great parade day ..... le ys’ and Girls’ 35¢ Mercerized Cotton Hose, on sale at ..2%@ ldren’s 30c Combination Suits of Underwear go at only .44¢ Hose, in the sale at only 3 for. $1.00 kerchiefs, on sale at, each .23¢ all this season's goods and all colors .......6@ 334, at, the pair .....+ “ neiennes Laces only ...6+6 lery Edgings and In- sold at . TH SALE EXCEPTIONS EXCEPTIONS sertions excluded from i down. 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