The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 9, 1909, Page 2

2 THE STAR—TUESDAY, MARCH 9, 1909. SPORTING NEWS ED WALSH, GREATEST OF PITCHERS “BAT” WOULD BUNCH EM IN YOUNG LEAGUE, T0 COME BACK AND LICK THEM ALL A. GRIDGE & CO.,, Largest Clothiers on the Const. The Check Account in Summary en's wi Young ens Clothing FURNISHINGS, SHOES AND HATS will continue just a few days longer. KETCHEL FALLS TO AUTO RACING FEVER people, which t ap preclate UNION Savings & Trust Seldom tn its ali produced er. He stands ve the ordin through his inary games, » back day tm at plane are now complete all at one price ; ’ Men’s and Young Conia fring to slecd the punting this year | Pee ai ine lee! sutomovile reces Men’s Suits, Over- Second and Cherry LOS ANGELES, Cal, March 9 aied on “ae FS hago ’ eeida ame interested in @ @ Sa seg umes Pt rtaet es f Coals _and_Craven cman all the Chicago American league club * el sald he ine Worth tre $15 to | elles foi Fist Presbyterian Church Kevent) Spring ec Meter the! WANT—Board and room. See Hine It up and ave if Tomight—#:15 O'Clock, v ft the agian aged Oe SC cctinemnienigansee [HERE Rade art Be All suits pressed and kept in repair free fi. | Sea rece kept in the a a sean oft-repeated naring that wh teat omanded more | vite ote . of charge. \oeatiie symp ony | Mieke as, caeeha® Wines os, Shs hae eveea” Wen | Newtek Bite, Mentone wen | Bilin? °% Wf Paahtatere: Clareare | Orchestra veey easy. Walon rite eee the id gh 2 som 1s Complete Furnishings and Shoes at from selina at a RGN fh Pe Smt OF , the) nine innings peer Sis, Oak f zy Sepa A Sep eS 20 per cent to 25 per cent -7 pevertet, cool, with yree struck out 15 men jn eight | heap tearm, @ Akin. third base, W. Oriet b and a command of the a new and, but wt maent base . a hak casapulss ty any. einer {eres b oe tosane Tmifleldere-J. 18 reduction. bape Moore Theatre , Walsh had seher, 1. W i to walk imte | mitted i in inte t wasan Ti Rummera ° ce ewe om sia at ’ ” om: _ and Hoeten «re in @ John Cort, Manager s eg re ; a ig to the Red Sox Matinees Thursday and Saturday, ater, at least until all the present te o ‘ Piteher ee ier e A Stubborn OCtnderctia nm players are killed off, and the com T ‘ a yg, | By How Adame and Howaré, Ree generate osc { AMONG THE manom. | Op me Te Cat Musteal Comedy ‘Bveut wf Kensal er timber. , thing to this would go the Hed Some tl e e i Manon and Notable ate tbustness of coming way out from S Andrads, the bla Mextoan pitcher. 4 he Toronto and the eastern provinces COLLEG E tothe Bal oF the oa LARGEST CLOTHIERS ON THE COAST sharn’s Compl at great expense ev @ Kane In Low Angelee be go back with the touched for i¢ hits Cleveland ALingham's Complete mite Hat rodaetion Marry Wright was a manager for ment broken onlin now denies that he no @7 consecutive years. bones Buck Ewing pla: Talk ix now @ lehgue baseball first in pest, the bow! with the be Sever played in his home town, Dit it looks as if the joke ew until 1992. die in the shel. It too much | f O'Rourke, while on the New | heap laugh pnts i York team, was disctptined but oA: b in i ‘ : PIPES Se eet | miss sone * a full season— 1897 the Columbus, O. club in! petit tenets the Western league. operating at a didate . va tor on "ea don’t be of but $3,900 monthly, cloned work at 3 serra, ones ae NEWS OF THE fi sescs Fz Sg 1 n , be failure in baseball and Heckon careful— im. one of the best pitchers > BOXERS < league players} he went into the box) durtng the absence of the former. until the advancement of the work ines, in Providence, in 1878,| Bitty Papke and Hugo Kelly have! Makes = change necessary LOREGON MARATHON HAS: only unassisted triple play | algned up for thelr fourth go ta Jim | theme ty te Soa + Coftroth’s Hon, at Prisco, the he direett will play with the Logan Squar First and Yesler—TWO ENTRANCES —first and Yesler Wear them Company of 1—Orek Seat Gale Thursday No ~ THE GRAND JOMN CORT. Manager. > The Distingutehed Actor-Singer, MN. ARTHUR CUNNINGHAM, —— Wednesday > Inclusivey KE ow.” < —-AND— Tourist Turkish Hotel Baths Finest Bath Establishment in the Northwest Hotel Rates, From 75c Up Special Weekly Rates Corner of Main St. and Occidental Av. extra i an * j it should come to « Had | Re | Matinene Wednesday and Saturday, | Nights, the to $1. Mats. 2he to Téa 9 | Next week .. Paul Gilmore > | -* q } Seattle Theatre | plack e Ly elt Y Phones 42. of thi P end) Capt was once sold to the 'stter part of this aonth ae a ‘ ronttt in bis Anson indulged In a) After securing another 15 minu ' | Thured ot which ¢ ¢ PORTLAND, Ore. s * ‘ | bread and milk before going | {3 * big Oregon Marathon to grounds to play bail Sa Dreads Both 1 30 miner The f o March 26 has been sane } wee WMONDE die Rel} in 45 minutes te | oe ry throw be Arile one of the best | Minneapolis next Saturday t He eveniny runners ever wore spikes, be- tried it two weeks ago in 10 minutes A i'\e eartilestonne - Hewed first’ when |ond couldn't & 2 haif-doten substitutes were out ot ethan i | 3 evita ofter hawtn: i wht, : tte. “Soe rae | hh, promoter of the! gy rma: fe whe tale boty othe OlPes 4 flaht, hae offered) Tr + Muah, Londor f i 0,006 to tight Johnoy | are « , r hiam runner | ngtisn Hightweignt, | t 7 eae Greer ort back with a proposition much ae Madteon . Square | the Fries e gtain Baits hag ‘ be Induced | : ; be . “Hh | . i | Mattnees, 10e, She, Oe Pulliam, president of the > » 4 wea | | | Advanced Vaudeville” ‘wee at |I guess Bat te the candy dispenset squad, and new candidates are ap / Advanced Vaudeville, ot ne time Oy cit right. all right pearing daliy bo | Week of March. §- re petiter Marethon, He of the Intercollegiate Tom Nawn &@ ¢ ‘The ‘ Melanis. Chase @ Abbion Bonny Yeager says Chat he bi hold frac | Castin: . 2 r ing Deetor MR Bold field On ht the Beattle A } ting Dunbare. Faye, Miller ods to bavk fh very titving (| Walter Spangier, wh VICTOR RECORDS [05 Sev reer || LOIS THEATRE | Phones: Runset, Main 1204; Ind. 4394 On view this week. one of the very! Best and Prettiest Comedion, Z 1 “MERELY MARY ANN.” me reputat Troady wn eee xeNS | Will be sold again this spring, | westbound, via Oregon R. RK. & Nay fgation Company's pleturesqne tine, | during March and April. From Chicago, $33.6 St. Louls, $30.50; | vard crews F Omaha, Kansan City, St. Paul and nd that low badial Missourl river points, $25.00. Deposite taken at Union Ticket Of | fice, No. 608 First Ave KB Bj Ellie, Gent. Agt oe) LACROSSE CUP MATCH wes.) s.cciv. ss always retain signed. Jw ” bh Phe Westminster, B.C. iacronse| trim s broken hom team will hold the Minto cup an-|iast fight ov other season. ' ‘The Toronto Tecumuehs have fail.| | Jack John day, and quite = crowd of curious |‘ SS Mcomply” with the céndition porta hied themselves Canadaward is now complete. We have all the popu- ar hits, including RAINBOW. MANDY LANE. JUST SOME ONE. HARRY LANDERS’ SONGS. GLOW WORM. MOONWINKS, pand their original m lands in Victoria to It te expected thet the Marvard © called shape. The oid gon logs | new models ae bis wen logy | He when thi ined hand at | Wp fiver they fa WAS Tecelvaiie, and thix ix March 9. the first opportunity. Ain't it the | formed at the b it to wok as thovgh the) Hreit? f ntir cup would stay right in Wertmin ue Ai atacand Matinees Today and Tomorrow, are here. tt | Buy a Champtor Gas Range and OSTEOPATHY == Tamale Kiretricity, vibration, teht ther at bathe, and othor Guater WANT—Rooms, fursished or ua-| fuga. ose sof aandttithen aaa Putian Us| $3.50 No. 5 1-Pint | Gee oases st Maes Brass Gasoline Blow at Marshall wel Feed $2.75 "| Vela mher 11, Cornall =lat Ithack. Novembor 29, Wiscoriapn jat Maraball Field MARLAND AND CROSS: “SIGN ON FOR MAR. 10 methods Optical roeeme ting Kinases and treating oy en Seattle. Con-} mertpat ae. Trentrn $1 enck A. Hot, Ostespath and Optician 491-4-9 People’s Bank Bidg., Second and Pike Main 2451 alt aten 615-619 First Av. Tike On the Square Ind. 214 POPULAR VAUDEVILLE Performances Dally—2:20, 7:18, Oat Prices--10e. 206. ROMAINE And Another Big New Show Al Hite—Bigwest Show In Towm n a Opp. Totem Pole That Well-Dressed Feeling Is Yours If You Wear Can only be had by us- ing a Welsbach G Lamp. None other so w Method PROF. STEVENS’ “B db S good. Let us’ con- 5 . iene beng: Clothes [ita mabe Silden i Aha 4 a seattle Lighting | ———— | they are the Best Men’s Clothes Made Yet, Up Mallard Weta, eet - en Gardens Baseball ia having the old ed up and meneratly and we'll be glad of a chance to prove it to you, before you buy. We are showing the new Spring Models, in VITAE-ORE MAKES STRONG, HBALPHY WownnN, BUILDS UP ROBUST sasy and quick to operate, 1 pay for iteetf many times each no. unday | p good ened H 4 - Opal can A 4 prices ranging from $18.00 to $42.50—you are The four home rung and two bag Bs Wise eineh a late Salty ‘ st ie yitend, for our Book about s fet by Bottenus of Buftalo in five|ss.15 No, 7 White Tame roe from dite itho-Ore, sent free to-wny ade welcome to open an account—pay a little down — ffm» at bat bv unparatioted in ise [Mor Pit’ seams” Gasoline ~ epi H the full weigne. |B} a and a little at a time—for the clothes you select. Pump tn’ tank “ 0 oF Dance at Dreamland |1125, 0.29, Quart woiu itunes } Prizes given away tonight. Ad-| ee a E mood a ra}, at the same prices. J. W. BULLOCK 609 10th Av, Seattle, Wash. |! mission 10¢, including 2 dance| Has soldering “iron | holder tickets. ees |Dump in handle ~ = 194.80 No, 3 Reliance Quart White | Hot Blast Turner Torch * |. Pump in tank ' Baby Gasoline Torch | Sale ends March 16th; woqner, | Room 11, Extabrook Midy. B11 UNION 5¥ Eastern Outfitting Co. (incorporated) 1332-34 Second Av. 209 Union St. HALLS SAFE & LOCK (CO."S SAFES ‘uals > hmadaian a |present stock is sold | — wr i “ vi fe Co. DOWNING, HOPKINS & RYER, Inc. | af “Seattle's Reliable Credit House’ Friday Wyomiien | MANUFACTURIORS | BROK PRS, i Priva |. Me SPINNING Me OCCIDMNTAL AVENUH Hl geen prones—arettoe™ Bonde. Gre im, Puvate Wires | “Bo you want to Darrow oa Sec “ : tablished 1899. 304.308 you want to borrow 5 1310 Second Ave | Orders Mxecuted for Inv eetment or ‘on Mareine ee MMB | so Who tonne it, om ane "st