The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 11, 1908, Page 2

THU SE ATTLE SEA-GOING “CHUG-WAGON’” WASHI NGTON berecanon rhebt-fe From the Aberdeen out without farther flreworks Battling Nelson ts going around lion's homer was a beauty and he } telling what will do to Joe (By Unedited Proms) bwn the July 4.2 The Dur. | Tecutved & hand for it Bunch. bon they meet July he Dur SAN FRANCISCO, June I1.—Pat able One hid best be chary in bis) | Sage Raa creel. git Wie Yebron, who hew jot returned statements. He predicted « victory | od t . a "noel “a fom a three week s viet to north in thetr last Gol@fieid engagement Washlagton, Bell wes waled hot cowst chties, left todmy for Mnodwn (By United P: ) but the old master chopped him to Per eagne ney ag led, Beil fence. The side yh = tat Spring, near Livermore, where , , _| pieces, and Nelson, whether inten , Be will spew! a week ia hunting) ) VANCOUVER, B.C. June 1 l tionally or otherwise, fouled bjs |foing to third, Tt looked at tral in Withe Brist. Melon is very |Wancouver won yesterday's gam] n..5 vane Mew out to Martin. Jackson stabbed one ost tn right fleld and both Mable and Simi muffed it (dackson went to third and Linder smit® came in. Neither am became dangerous | in the sixth and seventh, But the| The meme was closer than most! a: yirw, but Califf weakened | Wn: « telegraph flash to Chicago lim the eighth and two bad throws Wirewe ive apemred with bie sparring that Papke bad won. The wise | by Bre upled with three bits |~socta" who got the Up hiked out Jack Gre, Afteer és hunt ‘- ~ c four rum. The ? fe ee. he will seve dumn a Mu.|#ave the Canucks and \aid down ail their money on s went in to evea things Papke at the short end Th Weis in training fer his Mgt with | Black © course, they had « sure jin the nfath and forced thfee runs | ought Game on July 4 across the pan lthiog. Whee the rest eaneunes (ByTetechnic display commenced in ment was made they had to pay ap Erickson was tapped for two bits ihe eighth frame. j™ j ts the first, the Black Cats land. without a holler, They deserved n| Beck. Who replaced Jackson, ing ome run. eee! ol }couver took the iead when Hyatt Scent peek oF tae } was walked and scored on Flannt | ioc is worse FE sony 2 - thier |Be™. He missed tt and it bounded | | gan’s two-bagger. Fiannigan scor *” 7 in ordinary (biel | oft hetween second and first. Beok ‘came in and MeGutre landed on ry last weak some one Worth, anct says that te bale sorer rnonis at tee vaudietite houses | Of the series = - eager ngrg ae Talk sout your enthusiastic | tig 3 me, wae oe baseball fans. At the game yester | bead day between the Washington and|_ Th? Liscola rooters were in a} continuows uproar and thé nolee| ay the ninth. Moore, Fitzgerald |: incoin highs you could hardiy‘hear | Contin co and Brinker hit in a row. Dode | ncol ee serene wane | cleared the bases with « home run. oaks, tak gina the girls were) “Ludington was hit in the shoub| Krickson was batted freely but |. der, filling the bases Stand | geod support prevented scores. roll one down bo, teort aad Ls | Calift hold the Canucks to four Bits,| YencSuver pasand Seattle yeater:/ Quire beat it in sco bet thay come sthon thay were S808 taycand the Canucks are in third | Uet S04 the Cases full. Bot Kary Booted. Despite the exciting ral | sinces While the Stwashes are the | bor’ bade nog citlett and Linder ites, the game was rather listless [fourth rung of the North torn | e"* and bh 1 average ladder, if the si-|"™th fanned | we aeiced can wallop Butte, and they Tenth Inning. had better disband If they cannot Neither team cou get past seo where om af tre At New Yore-—Wittsbure 1. New York® | last mill between these met a have been a single, Beck dropped sirks semmeth te be a Tet Louis fr Philadel. | Whtriwitd affair. Ketchell had the It and Million chased to second. | quite @ify an bem. advantage, but Papke was always Hemenway bunted the ball about Afters aw of the Brookiyn--Broukiyn a there. | two feet Kerry picked it up aad denen rey steetied AMMGGCAN LEAGUE. — }@tood looking at it while Million| omst bovis thro Dealt omnet cosa OE | The wrestling match batween Dr./#printed to third. Hemenway got aturted te sit down nS Roller and Prank Gotch will be the Safe at first | én the stairs, whew a tt most important sporting event ever) He was standing ng off the) the young man arose Non ere ‘= # pulled off in Seattie. The cham-| "Ug. Navy Yard Route Steamer $ very suddenly and be Philadephia so (38 ptonship of the world may change Monticello leaves Flyer dock 6:30 es fan to throw seven Be hands that night. Goteh’s..{stends and 9:30 am, 1:39 and 4 p.m. ** kinds ef fits, one for ae think Roller wU! not have a look tn, iar Vliord flere Hi a each day of the woek . =, | but you can't always tell At M. Lowte—t Bhule 4, Washing-| The Amherst). 20°C. iys-cogedegee Cor, Second Avenue the otty Rea ‘and Pine Street sonabie’ Prices What has happaned to that prop: Vhiledsipnie 2 | osition to have the fans of Seattle Terk 6 raise $1,000 to present to the team . winning the pemnant in the North NORTHWESTERN LEAGUR. western league? It was a looney at A Cold Water ume im each foom = Pri Btectri 1 Won iden at the beat. Better keep the | of attack i it?” | money, boys. turned on his heet Fa —— | and left the house on Te +4 Horse racing at The Meadows with an injured air Butte ub will be in full swing in little more [ ter than a week. Lovers of the poaies fer Moe 4can wateh them then for the next The next day he.sent her a stip of paper on PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. which was written Won Lost 73 days. Already the dopsters are | Faces rina simply this: “What 4 S$ | hanging about the track ¢ ing wt contrat the difference?” A lit- the thoroughbreds In their work birth Third Aveune. itoon $1.90 per day: outs. week Baby carriage tires put on at Piper & Taft's 220 Spring st. *** rom $6 the slow, perhaps, and : . yet not so slow. Just like a lot of fellows I know, who never will buy thelr spring suits until fall and then wear them itn the spring again, but those sults are inva riably bought at this store. If you bought anywhere else last fall and you need a new sult, we have your size and you can get a fit sure enough Browns, blues, tans and olfve mixtures. Great. HOTEL HARLAND—Het and for in every room, free bath. ond av, cor, Pine, ihe and up per da LUNA PARK. The Nation's Greatest Playground on the Pacffic Coast Free Attractions Daily BALLOON ASCENSION 3:30. Philadelphia Jack O'Brien defeat ed Jack Blackburn at Quakertown | last night in a six-round go. O'iirien joutweighed the tough colored man jabout 28 pounds, but at that his | vietory is eredttable, as Blackburn has been dropping some of the big | seat of them Leslie's Barn Yard Circus afternoons and evenings. Concert by Myers’ Band Briggs & Rose exhibition of physical culture and feats of strength afternoons and evenings, and Uncle Hiram and the Pig SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT, | A series of baseball games to de }cide the championships of the At lantic fleet will be held among the crew teams at Bremerton and San | Francisco, The jackies have som THE DEAF CAN HEAR Don't Vail to Investignte, For further particulars sddtess TY BI ROTROP EON B MPANY THE@HUB 615-617 First Av., Seattle, Wash. On the Square Oppooite the Totem Pate Balloon ascension Saturday and Sunday 3:2@ and & DAY, JUNE MTH, WRESTLING MATCH RISTWEE, BRIGGS and FRANK ROSE, AFTERNOON AND EVENING. Every Saturday will be children's day. Children accompanted by guardians will be admitted free to the park. Three children’s tick ets will be sold for 10 cents to all amusements. COMING ATTRACTIONS—Capt. Mecklem’s Air Ship; the Three Kuhns. CHAS, LOOFT, Manager ly last Mare ioe next Momday for a cruise i9| Ty the third Mililon covery leuipre me ¢ the execu son |from Aberdeen ey the score of) P and Smith and Agnew fanned. j Ortiuetetic cover the reception | whith was accorded hin tw the |® oe | When Ketchell and Papke fought! l4edesmith walked in the fifth i. ¢. Navy Yard Ri Ou Lay Heed te my nt drew a pase. MeQuire also walked. | G0 Hilton drove a daley tutter to Ag Bresal Mul SEATTLE-TACOMA ROUTE. 50. | 10:28 a. m., 2:08 and 5:48 9. m. & they should climb back to third| end in the ninth, and the tenth woes place again; for the Beavers win-|session started with the rootesp | #04 12:16, 3 ine. subfmes to ning streak can not last forever, | raising the sky vu. fie wad met Commies — | Lincoln could not score, Luding | T et very smapey be ete 5 isey | A tGround ficht between Stanley ton fanning and Elliott and Kerry Dewedihe booth, wenus at — : os Ketchel! and Ki! Papke should rolling easy infield balls. | Wreterday's Games draw big money oa the coast. The| Million panched out what mal Everett and Edmonds | SE LO TREO CRIS SORES Ot RSDAY, JUNE il, 1908. ng to th ww it back t tbe 1 ed home om “set! 1§ PROMISED Femace Basepatt A WONDER art. For this reason astponed the date of | Statement ofa Bald Fact Free Clothing st and Veet Free with every mt KR CLOTHING 00, 1104 Wivet Ave Steamer Monticelto ° sith Deck Poot of hb *, 908 have decided to sell a TON 8:90 and shee} o mi 56h ond Lb pw Beattie 1:98 Afternoon —~ Leave ures— At $12.50 Double or Single breast- ed styles; all the wanted fabrics and colors. Two- Piece Outing Suits are in- cluded. Values $18.00 and $20.00. Fiyer DAILY. LEAVES GEATTLE — 6:45 and Leaves SEELEY, Jr, Agent Geattie— Main 176. Vacoma—Tel, 212. All Clothing ag. es MBAL® SBRVED Three rowse wpe, Gesty ae 7 Why not keep cool and Get an Outing Suit We have them in gray, tan, blue and brown. Compare our makes and you will find we give you better values than you will get elsewhere. Prices From $12.50 to $25 Second ard Yesler “Where the Cars Stop” Because the summer has been somewhat tardy in making its appearance, we over lots of Men’s Suits at these very attractive fig- The values are conservatively stated; the state- ments may be taken literaily. A. BRIDGE & CQ. Largest Clothiers on the Coast 'G9-01.93 | Vester Seattle, Wash Keeping It Safe And Making It Earn Scandinavian American Bank - 1 MENS Cheeses 66 as oe GOS “5S: YACHT RIVAL | | CLUB HAS SOME eee BUNCH CHAMPS pppeg CLUB Classy Horses Coming to TROUBLES reserday ; . around ot BACK | ee | ae. | Et (By United Pr ) 1 : . | eadows. iy Teak ‘Defeats Lincoln High by! hapa 1 bane ial wan given gmt Close Score of 4 F Li f Contests! ™r2r' Greenbers, the weil) "Tin ey t ¥) a Ine to 3 } from below on the s#teameah ae n t * , through, the e tame true Sette | Aevanged Gor Tlomday | rrsstsems rssersay Suction (Se taceeeres vases know how toh | Mann ays most of the owners, | is | with “ » of the Spit a le , | . - : - A! TaCeN to deride | champ in fay neat Tuesday, after a succeseful | ia fl in } . ‘se fetond the . i looln schol ye re of jweasoe in California, — basewou got a er the “ re sd the Alera 3 : | 4 to 3 after 10 Inoing hard There is a good advance sale for I, rhe moet here show 1 he ¢ a x bone a 4 ra r repa C.0 : LN to@ Of the ay The Glweshes are deck home | t kind of baseball tap Prone otub benelis Beak Manday |26'" Sites whieh hove hikeOo | ot eR wi J Lucas, an offal veg pag aare | s he :) " AU eh idn't play th olzht at Dregmiamd rink and the tp a. * nie o hi >| bune ¢ o h cht eh Pay es eae a her | a ang the ne ~y _ wr ol en | aidalionn ardthat @ large crowd will | @ ast will come t Beatile thin ed an ¢ of the pape oa tery wb, ap ——— git (Seattle Star Exclusive Service.) eels beaste Dire ie Pa gne ae present to see the program of| Year because of unsettled race eon-| but no naw receults are in sight ‘ to Baia Qe the cits they claim SAN FRANCISCO, June 11 it was interesting from stast,to fin-|t nd wrestling bouts a tions acroms the af rr con. On ut here dc ; . es, 4 a pees, ene. one Well, it's hee. The amphiblou ints Roller will go on the mat and | verse erg — a r = i e “ al, aoywe aid a E b ° that thes are going to fa! ay ey " Errore lo the ¢ to Linsite, | all comers. He will t | (Gee at least 1,000 horton at the | = 2 auto has acived. Tt baw bed ity | af ® to envos “ fat 1 | Meadows this season and the t FLEET AT THE NAVY YARD. Wety average at che exponss of aes tac tale te ' INo less than naw fe wore | $100 to an whom he fs ite Sana? ale ote, San aoe wee obo wee be Prorve, made and every ¢ wan costly. {throw in 15 minucen t J wae loot is now at the you in 84 months The plarere’ tap Guat: «@ thet + Ohas, F Hilden, a svaniniet of @wo of the Lincoln's scores were | om urs are golug after teat ban OE NE ee oe Patt an deposit monthly @ wm (big cy, @ epuamer far the nee jue to rank dre eka, and the doctar will ha “ poreg A r ia Derbs Hosts leave 0 troubiee © Veo umgire Thay cele seaplig “Vhoe wagon,” whied, be Agnew was » slab for Wash. | his : nda ~~ ae soe 4 hey = land “he cco wha bet a wa the Bs foot of Yew Puget Sound cat aad inp apechine docloree, ready Com sed ey ee He = foe — ~ a on Bin public pelos Me (eo entry will whe th Derby.) “a ei & Loan Co. By Spokane cortes Gad bis Gert (ig prenticawiue ‘ Maris > Hoe ; . pt mm watch with Frank Goteh | Another keen coMtender for the MONTHW BETERY LKAOUS 112 Columbia “ = ee neaaton itched himacif out ol ch with Frank Go! ~~ a wr » rw pers 2 Coly fom wore framed fr the tome R. rey ee he Poach dark hole, Hemenway caught a| Several gu@! boxing bouts will be Dory “— b Star Fiat | mee : crowd rae ry - : Kreat game kn@ held Agnew steady put on @mong the fastest amateers| W4 ant I Stan BASEBALL OFFICERS: Tete @ay cot be true | it '9 fre t tne Piaget siver. f t critical period ju the city. Guy Buckles and Mar-|'49 Pay ie right the Derby wiil be A Peed to may or end christened & the “eutodrum a oa on _berteda cis tin "the Ballard Demon” hawsalso|@ tarilier 4 AM) Week at 2:90 . - dh Treas, - rae oneeenoney tyetenes Dov FF bie gooey ge Giunteered thelr services for the| 1 should judge that from 15 to 18 ream ; Vice Pres. We Dwr orice, bs deemed a Gely and We maxdlae Sill rorDeimiee od but He & ; 1 nh evening books will cut in the opening day BUTTE vs SRATTLE tary. du So 0 ke a tare to an toy Lt yg Lom 4 — fathom bis mixed delivery thinks he is s0me boxer, has chal-| om : Btek thn sorine way Me ate ong jiomged Lonnie Austin to a three} ‘ bet Hilda. “Its ampliohy af comstruc erdriqn |s Alte Gove - “ poo essente. that ti a en we Sint te tes Gelman at wai |thm bt cme Of bes bent pales, Fortmoblle tires. Two gas engines will} Standrige also did godd work, |OUnd 60. If Lonnie accoy A. BRIDGE & CO.—Largest Clothiers on the Coast . a Ge boys sewn to Ye doin aD aD | ule te bee 18 tleden, |iaive the Goa Moon e FP ae it wd will see nine Thinutes crowd 4 ae ‘ wersey amos of “tefiug” power ae water is doped je fanned i2 men, ywed « » ™ ah bees Gk onan to - of ee « Hil@n's model, which ts operat-| hits and passed ®ve m He waa | she ny por ager Disara'e| * Riod beck co thet trip, bowery al elect 9. bas ha@ several| tapped more freely than Agnew cigar store on Second and Yesler “oh nd nck cum w porch Moew fo of the why trials On stall bodies of} bat had be Seen given good sip or by applying @t any of the news | Bet Woredadd wi & does im polo pte rome hy trovels wear this city. He oxpects| port, the teams might be playing) oo) offices Dughde “wots Gor Gu va & | built evwily aroused tee four bulbe,/ to heve a full wise “autodrumbile” | yet . |" pe as Wego cronmooe tem a amy and are filed wit® fraxelar Suto | cor reted wittm a weeks Neither toam scored in the first. | REPRIEVE FOR CONVICT. ots Mere OOD CME OMNON ghee ee 9 Sa OST TER awe ume jin (Qo second the Lipgoinas went theo begs axe Kokmg to put K j out, one, two, three hea P - Pay oho oe ae Go aot a FOUR RUNS IN ppl and good games will) Martin came up for Washington BAC Bed noah tyge as ai ie oO row ‘ ; rupOu MF possekinny and fanned. Bell was given a pass! . | Waar cnatens Seurtin wal open | |s24 promptly stole second, Mabie | Convict J. W. Finley aes cathe ee 0h Bute a. Duginic's jut, @ | Palmer and Herman Knoph|gigo walked Smith fanned and |&ranted ® reprieve by Gov. Otilett, | 9 e é ea ech wilt Create at Georgetown next) Agnew came to bat. He rapped | end will not die am the gallows at] x | @turday night for a bet and! cet a hot on® to Jackson and hé| Folsom next Friday ety |the gate recetp able | nd Smith missed it, the ball roll.| Chief Justice Beatty, of the state 0 - i 1 > t oy’ writ | $ torent is being taken in the mateh.|jx¢ to the fence. Both Bell-ands*preme court, signed Finley | e | Mable scored, Jackson not throw. /0f error, which will enable him to} $ ¢ yacht Aquilla, of Seat@e, willing the ball when he recov it. ;carry hin cane to the Un ain certain At $15.00° Suits of Fancy Wors- teds, Serges, Vicunas; the newer shades of brown and gray are included; two and three-piece suits; all stz yalues $20.00 and $25.00. be | | ! on ee, Tee A day or two ago we sald that, 0 ter how valuable it may be tn itself, on-Hand is of necessity uni say the same thing today. Gold, allt, bank notes—sy long as you retain them in the form of money they can eara abe) lutely nothing for you. How, then, shaft you make your mone earn? You do it by loans, whieh when made by the inexpertenced, are ardow:; by investments, to whieh same risks attach, or by depositing tt bank where conservatism = control all the loans and {ay where an adequate capital guarantecs curity; where you get a fair Freee est without the risk or worry @ if you look after those} certain to hav The Sea viag American Bank a Seattle is just such a bank people have put th +] of approval upon its 4 curity and conservatism by building ap a meity ne Savings Depo: o the largest Bans — the Northw Building, Seattle, U. S.A.