The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 6, 1908, Page 2

co) New York form to beat the wind | PUBLIC PICKS THE Kew York form to, beat the, Mind ; halfelater to Rapid W Motes MEADOWS WINNERS 1 ploked the first four a yesterday in my handicap, called the first race two and the third » that’s i three, 1 gue j ; S e of lengths from Pedro, The latte H ° Favorites Home in Front in pa ino pade all the way and ran a >» Three Kiees- Edwin Gum | ood race, having no {rouble 18) satsueny dack™ Medtonis, the New Wins the Handicap. ‘. Green Seal failed utterly to} f +i ut po nn us [- ng to try to ran his race, and finished a bad) ¥'" Me Surn andicap —_—— 6 last }ter with Frank GUL Three favorites and three second) Fern I 04 harasit vit ead Geetee Rose, the bookmaker, ts ehoices accounted tor the card at /D!y Kame filly by gettin Off tart) iat be $75,000 winner om, the e ows y day, and the |!» the five and # ha eee 2. ie om ° he Me w aria sa a.. waiton urer her a ane then | oason o , re 1 ; ime 4 he void in thett clothes, With the standing @ drive the tength of the | Memory Hoo’ at Saratoga exception of the Everett Handic retch ae x ant did beat Kerry se © feature of the i, there was | Who ha @ luck of the race, a neverthe form was very con great sprinter, appears not to] se 1 next winter, Hob 2 sistent 4 the ec had iit y@ Bimeelf, and third place was the ms maAY hee by « ‘ hair - ookey elub will ship a ca trouble in beating the game oat be boy Shayne | Benottow Hdwin Gum was made a t to high-cl y trom |! a mee Spe wineey 2 : ahot against Pedro, Green Sealand |t barn ouble | : Cadichon, and had no tr ctotly two-year-old Another owner, whose : ering the good Att shut ym a fair flele ne® to California, that % at the halfodtle pe yd and Ang oe, | repre H Jame Ron pulled up, wert avoun@ b t urnished a surprise by | bett ~ Loe nr i) y by € nie | Hetahing third ere ry m pe: 2 ~ ‘a - - ee Nike Mr. Keene, has fe ve lof years promived w race in Call FROM MEADOWS © feenia, and i te anid thie winter he)! addle wt Owkland wext fall " \" ey neruece, ., SPORTOGRAMS t the Maple st the fivat Polly wae seat to thy tee Reet roce ln @ palpably ue” printer could get # cwmdttion, being more emt lame AMer the rece the jud@es informed lof the fa » at Dugdale New York ir baseba will be “Red” Walker be bis horse, Edwin the odds recede to 1 to 2 lewelght, knuek} Lous ye fought before tiftie & large sum on m, and made from even money APPAREL a an Reduced Prices axed « Edward | Jack Freters tried to put Burning Bush over, and backed the horse from 12 to 1 6 to 1. Fourth # Shoes Oxfords In tan and black. Look at the quality and compare the prices Outfield Otte Clymer and Second | FREDLUND, HORNBERG & pe an t Ha ig rene LARSON, 705 Pike St. We are offering all sum indefinttety pended by seater tttstiete prt: mer Gothiag ut 4 erent ant President Johnson for using abo Saas ai wilaaianah sive and profane language in a re cont came Sults, Skirts, Waists and Millinery are An effort ts being w tabliad a big winter rac e to of x meet in greatly re duced in prices the Island of Jamacta to supercede the California meetings, R. L. De-| NEW FALL GOODS ARE Maser, of New York, ts the father of acheme ARRIVING DAILY, You can buy on credit & small payment down and @ little each week of month It's & winner dockeys Special Price SEE THE German Delicatessen eiitentent: en Mhamuy tines will purchase any garment Dally Information Sheet, Priee $1 deatred Pinay it with the secret aystem; it C. F. Baasch, Prop. heats them all, Others win, why not CASH. cRreoit H.C. RAWLINGS Office O09 Burke Ridge. Cor. Ind Ay. Everybody Delighted Lunches a Specialty. 919 THIRD Av. Ind., 4956. Westerg & ils 1312 — Second Av. — 1312. IS COMING TO A CLOSE — Every Suit in the Store at HALF $10 Suits Now $5.00 $25 Suits Now $12.50 $15 Regal Suits “$7.50 $30 Suits Now $15.00 $20 Suits Now $10.00 AllFancy Vests Half Price 615-17 First Ave. On the Square-—-Opposite the Totem Pote Denny Pree, the owmere of Aunt neat Saturday when the Polly, that hereafter the mare Blectrics of Seattle meet th ar ‘ 8 » bank | Navy ager f T All-Nav would have to be exami a 4 ds Reg mai rans PA cag | eterinary before sho would be al and make a Kk. |and the ¢ ngham out | lowed to start ng to @ » the | to The! Owne of launches and m the Daly filly that ran ‘ t boat bay held « earold race, is { the fact th ' I Mem i horse that has ¢@ry do ake ma h mina erres w at The | old-timer's tard wa he , fa t She was 300 to th at { th ve a vat v " and was « mod t Cody w be L eeted . 40 ¢ to show , fa he ha ght an alarn x The fa 4 a 2 rode tw s te he Che a al . d Pesterday « only newcoon at S. C. Allen, wt ml Hild ee the by the fis ¢ h- | posing of his horse, On Parole, to a * Keene Br has gone to New § to York. in sbability W. L. Bla) This weil Sock, who was barred at the same 82d had only to il time Allen was because he was gay ee training the | horse, will be - festored to good standing S Roy Offat, who is picking the . : : ‘winners from the ground, had a yas - bad day, as he jost four out of atx ~~ age - Dig bets Cartwright on +t ! JounC WALLING Co, THE STAR—THURSDAY. AUGUST 6, 1908. - SEATILE d for Tush tn inotnee 010086 1800006 Our Savirigs Departgrent ngst it . por people « make no dig. Numbers am itor in eve walk —— tinction. T® ever ne i A , i at orded rt Oe prompt, polite and painstaking seryieg ; (@ United Press.) li No man nuld be witl t Savings Ht Wright broke, back Inte the gpme I ‘8 | al Mimnself a} yeaterday| aller a reet of Shree when alive and protection for higiias - weeks, and the taf twirler beat after death. It is the du f every mm y ge Seattio alt te fi OMETHAY an , an, ing with the ploaaing of a4 ind the safest, gure oy start @ | to # soure, | ving unt with this bank, The Beore F ae ee ‘ Naiiveaet Trust & Safe ae bid tal Deposit Co, ° 2) are ee Seattle, Wash. Writ é . 4 Lost. Pot (By United Pre = enonecor » ee 4 . 1 poupré Mont, Aug 6—fee a P Mtar . ich Pmatbut _— 2 Fee § ee # ti) Five tu co —Cardinal won, Mons : en, th oe ; @ 83) Seri back second, Godfather third, Time “* oy ee, Eee % Pn Five furlongs —Pimkin won, Glen Pe Ba Pd omy ie ‘ nning , M Matthew \ ® r ! ° 1 i . } Ole Ward wor : an Pe OE A te FEY eeeed 8 u air Parry third tale " “ayy * ‘ : . oul i nes —~Rustling sth | * won iw y Marte econd Vre Kesamt the Hear third Time aff o « i, Ma a t ] T Be day without a Victor is a loss you cm < 3 never make gor Or Ree ee od Be Ld ' “ « 1 «pe S 3179 r Ly ¥ ws ‘Hs : . Payments as low as $1.00 down, - ‘ Wale! $1.00 per week ‘ « r Y ‘ ge 9 eee oe viene od , Nase tie : . ‘ Sherman,Clay&Co Qi past 4 nt a itt: ye pave nd Ave. v ~ - ¥ Alb a he . wh. GN MDP : ahi Sate Fire-Proof Storage ‘ { oe . FOR FURNITURE, PIANOS, TRUNKS, ETC, - . BEKINS Moving and Storage ¢ Mi Corer Third Ave. & Washington Street 4 : ‘ * Main 15t2 i AND THEREBY SAVE FROM om - . - $100.00 TO $150.00 ON YOUR ao ae : AUTOPIANO. | r — Inclading free use of our cirew ; ‘us Py batt br Special prices : . will be given for a few days on ‘ eeoond hand Autoplanoa. Some ? bs as low au $950.00 with free use ati : of the my Vibrary. Votes in K. ai our great voting contest will be ~4 . allowed on all cash payments A raw Kohler & Chase %4 1318 Becond Ave., Seattle, Wash. Weber Piane Dealers. ae AMUSEMENTS. Do You Know What a Savings Bank Pays? : Moore Theatre It pays 4 per cent interest, compounded, and no more, Zz Sees Gast, Sibi a Meneses that is the limit of safety beyond expenses and earnings, FIRST AVENUE, OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE. wun mee rain — a= =.[LUNA PARK | wie th, Mat » 4.88, . pena Frere : <i The Grand The Nation's Greatest Playground on the Pacific Cont Doiand ‘ . ORCA WHALE, Killed at San Juan Island, on Exhibition, a H Eu Seas ee ee fall to see it. a? ioc ti es FREE ATTRACTIONS DA 3 bot OLIVET TE SAM s oO and 8:30 p. m. ps = Seattle Theatre OUDA, TRAPEZE ARTIST UNCLE HIRAM AND THE PIG. Every Friday night will be amateur night at the Trocadero T COMING ATTRACTIONS. August 10—Marie Wolfson, can lift ten men—ten men tft her. Sunday, August 9—Capt the jiu pis! Leopold McLagian, . ~ champion of the world, and the champion of Yokohama 7 ’ an exhibition contest in jiu jitsu. August 15 Capt. McLaglan H iste Theatre against two automobiles. & §| Phones: Sunset Main 1704; Ind 4206 Ferry boat runs direct to Park on the hour every Baar a | je Week the Napote Pia 2 p. m., from foot of Marion str CHAS. LOOFF, ; MADAME SANK GRNE artis Hoyts BRANCH TOWN RACES! RACES! n Theatre] At the Meadows} ONLY Six Races Dailty——Rain or Shine eULLayAN oN 4 Hi BOA sh TALKING MACHINES m Lh pe jf first Race at 2 P.M, ~> RECORDS qn ae : From June 20 to September 12. Cars leave every 10 16 26 Be f+ ga from First ave. and Jackson st. after 11 o'clock a m, A Secon ~ Admission (laduding Grand Stand) Gentlemen $1, Ladies SEAT Coliseum Theatre wat “Gus Brown” ss Be STAR Henttlo’s Lending Vendeville Playhouse Three Perforr Dat ‘ Browns Are It the ha Into Your Saving ing ll, priced from - it ae An excellent plan is to take RS ‘. : wa P a weekly or monthly $1 5.00 °o $35. eo : car e it fairly, allow ance showihg of the King of . ir t, so mal Wf Hat . ‘ clothes, ete: a a Pegi for the Savings “STETSC aN” i os this for a ret Block $4.00 . ’ never go back 1 Kiwell Pantagescope ‘ You soom WHITE 4, |MADISON rea ape CITY PARK s ever) ue : them with f e ; interest are pars vill be pleased rhe WHITH CITY RAPTELES tha ‘ > ; E its poweh Arthur Dexter's Indian Show | Second ard Yesler “Where the Cars Stop” ig ot eee a sp at HALF PRIC ae aig ate eeeneer, ny. 0em : wee A Big AL | Scandinavian American Bank « Week (Alaska Building, Seatile, U.S. A: Admission, Ten Cent