The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 11, 1909, Page 2

THE STAR—TUESDAY, MAY 11, 1909. Ms aronane NEWS WHAT WE DID IN SPOKANE YESTERDAY fSpontine: It is all nourishing, so you apenas | 4 : mee AFTER TAKING 5 ovr of 6 GOSSIP don’t need to be sparing my (arszeyn) FROM THE KITTENS ptapet ony ey emt in drinking a oop ee he Sate i il gi | OUT A ~ SF Sa ane a hi ! 4 O° THR INDIANS Forint hirar e 18 "5 5 heehee Fe ¢ ¢ 8 '. COCOA fs mayen and trve wees NG, DY A little is good and more hobbies will be allowed. The vy Ay her aa is better. It smells good— A atartor, three Judges, three timers |— green, Frequently one tree . pon! S gio of the eourne will be will have buds, flowe 4 tastes good—is good, | fruits in all stages at the | same time. ‘The gatherin The first of the open alr horse “ nd of the cocoa bean ls how- ~ A Re Don’t ask merely for cocoa sarin’, ©, atte’ tall isl be caked ak meme ; —ask for Ghirardelli’s. of the Upland Horse Bhow | totally different plant from and will be the associa which the alkaline cocaine arth annual exhibition, ‘The be obtained. prize list containg £6 classes, which : divided into petitions a horses, ta m, waddle we ~euamiiiitindininn = nd jury In ad oe ange we Indiew’ driving con INDIANS STAMPEDE TO [BIG TRACK MEET WILL BE o.- HAPPY HUNTING GROUNDS HARD FOUGHT BATTLE << = | quarter, « h he lost Satur Nor DEAD BUT SékeEPING, THE GREAT quarter, even th TURKS WIELD RELENTLESS wee | RYTHING READY FOR BAT. dy. betng in poor condl! Riedea The show | SCIMITAR ANO MASSACRE Detrett nae URDAY'S TRACK MEET BE- on easily win the mile and @ half, a number of Phila e - having set @ record in these evente hibiters, and provides en- | THE SAVAGE HORDE. i pew A ae Hil TWEEN HIGH SCHOOLS. in the last treet. Kegley ie tHe in- | J ot an Vincible high hurdler who have been invited te! Uatted Pree.) o Ta the pole vault Broadway can Edward ¥/ SPOKANE, “May iinit was alt BY JOHN BOVINGOON, | oxymot fiat two placer In Hoek wn a esl : ’ battle here for LL innings) Washington ‘The greatest track meet of the! Cochran, both of whom beat the! rawbridgn erday, accompanied by clever! 5% Loule season will take place on the Unil+|interachotastle record in the late Philadephia len Potts of ling, which resulted in Seattle ey cinder path next Saturday meet with the Creen Lake inatitu« | Ric nd, Va, and William P. Riggs winning the firet game of the series) ies the high schools of the Weet-| tion, In the broad jump Kelloa@jof Haltimore, The directors of the with Spokane by a aeore of 8 to ¢ ern Washington Athletic assoelation and Kfau can make ft lively for any |association are; William C. apr Harry Rush started in for Beatle | Base Ball | Will compete for track honora, Mec high schooler, Bo Broadway has 60) Loule K. Page, & Croaier Hobinaon, and Joe Seaton finished out the Leth lond to the dual meet between the points cinched of the 184 points pow | Ch an A. Hagen. Alfred M. Haw~! and 1th innings Both men were) | Lincotn and the Broadway high/ sible, not considering the relay, With| king and Robert H. Page The ox marvels of steadiness, pitehing fine if G a schools, the contest la the big event | the seconds, thirds and fourtha they Of $15,000 Worth of Clothing, Shoes and Furnishings Of the defunct Crescent Clothing Co. of Port- ve committoe In Rdward Croser, | for the lower inatitutions, and is hope to get, Broadway may peason-| Loute Ho Page, x Croger Robinses } awaited with much excitement by ably look for « victory, aithough/ and William & Mitts, secretary. all schools partictpating | Lincoln ought to take firet in the! The two local echools whieh are hammer, diseus and shot, bg thetr} The Mactougail- Southwick here and lightning plays, On nu- rey to enter in the meet rested for a | tri { skififul weight dag Chet| abil team has reorganized for the} merous occasions they robbed the| Mike copped the firet game. wook after the heartrending contest| Anderson and his brother Oscar,| summer of 1909, and in looking for! players of hite which they fought out on the cam-|with Ames, the long armed dincte| games with any fast amateur team Lec Magee again pops up as the| Joe Seaton wiekted the stappole | ous b last Maturday, but are now hi tnan, @ coming rival Of Sheridan af|in or out of the city. For particu. candy, bringing in Rake Lynch in| that decided it. jto the Rardest kind of training.| Olympic fame Walker of Molt | lars call up Rast 7647 after é p.m | ig fly. which Bur-| | Lincoln is determined to retrieve har) ought to win the high fu In the Lith Lee| George Capron’s roar at a strike! loa to the athletes from Hroadway,| considering the relay, ‘Lil walloped one, and came in on a hit| ‘aeed to him by Frary resulted 19 | wisiie the orange and black men are|foer fireta and es many ball The Turks’ infield, Akin, Ray- mond, Bennett and Mi ereated «| furore of excitement wondertul| Hoorah, I atops i 'gat WILL PUT IT by Joe Seaton. & gentle Invitation to hie ge lequatiy determined ta make it a|those eventa The relay f land isnow in full swing at the Yesterday's game was by far the oxones and nephyre outside he) ounce victory, It looks aa if Druad-| toward Lincoln, with their Bota of | dinates cubietten, soem here thin) 24% | way had the better of the dope tar | runners such as Jacknd allots, OVER PACKEY } . 3 The tans, which have hereto- m4 & winner. Jay Mmith and others of Food rec | Lee Magee got two out of Seattle's |" 7... ee Seurtne man aa at he One ~ | otra } teh gies at ‘ihe unite Toyal. — | Raymond, Frisk and Seaton each @ut|er in the 6. 100 and 0 yard) records will ikely oa f the eat | eon JEP? GAVE THAT! : got ene ‘in. the first on la lonely bingo over fon Jensen. | dashes, as well as in the low hurdies.|an they did when the wth from| THE DANE CAN WHIP THE | 1317 First Avenue Altman's hit and Coapor's out. hesin whiery Rush “at tor six [Crawford Warten is credited with! the two local schools comp some | STOCK YARD FIGHTER. Crossed the | a the ability to beat Jackson in the time ago. $US \hite and two rune in eight innings 4 : Dingoes Jensen and} while Little Joey was hi a tor =) oe re eee (iy United Pree) GREATER BARGAINS IN SEASONABLE CLOTHING THAN WERE EVER OF- FERED IN SEATTLE Men's Suits, in splendid worsteds and cassi- meres, selling from $11.45 4 and one viele : in om Wend’ fly to Lynch, | {00 hite and to runa in the last to-| NAPS TRADED HIM; The “Iceberg”. and the “fron Man” Die alee ea tee HE LEADS LEAGUE form a trust hard to bust. t CHICAGO, May Meedim Jeffries (LINCOLN DEFEA $ made the prediction today that if) Battling Nelson and Packey MeVar- | land meet, the Dane will whip the SPOKANE: =. Se. Ms The heavyweight champion haa ~L ay geS bean accorded a warm welcome to BOYS ARE! “Nena, and hin theatrical engage- | that yesterday's soot * Bh here “| Turks was little short of senaatior there Mould be nothing do-|tealcy and the bunch must have been handing out some of inst week's fell before the}, Spokane sport writers dope 18 out t looked ax ment bere promises to be a great 5 : ‘i classy doings. ¥ in one rete ig | success from @ financial stand point ; : i ee See. als ° r t a Ting baseball weason opens today at ‘7 santent o6e bring resulta” le] roar Suits, selling from $4 45 an ie a 4 H ' ; ‘ 3 Se mc treo 7 savor Spe Rah Bache bestnees hanes sen, $10.45 down tO .cersecesereeeeees 4 9) Benn Black Cat town will peg the Lincoln hi hoot team defeat: | i f 4 i } 3 9 8| the flrwt bail, while Mayor Frary of ; A $4 the Bpukame Cantsel high sohesi | Children’s Suits as low i 1 PE Be | my ty pat god : by @ score of 10 to @ Only one AS cernseaenee eeeeeneeee tees ‘ H 4-7 $ | deavor to catch it, Cam'teher hear pokane man reached second bane. tS ledooed a ey ” Positively the greatest bargain ev er offered | in d nif : . 4 ° ee *| At Portland Pearle Casey and his ee ee el ae are 1 6 © 6 6) Colts will mtart things going there. | i> ~ qapdhmanpcleete that gad ore come Children’s Clothing. | hite | OO TIA moral welcome was extended the | Ore ef Becks 4 te Totals ...8 9 1 33 16 Ol Dicks’ leader onda: r ¥ of Spokane wae tagged for 14 ¥ : F *Batted for Rush in ninth. Seeteaah's tees bent eb tae not _ Which was 8 home we it at women and children 7 A fanoritas will turn out to witness - e y Spok: . PO. loped a throe-macker, while Maguire. selung tor eee eee eee eee ee) e n 4 “4 See F { 4 *)| Kinsotia serve. Saeey ond Conner bingeet’ the 8 ' Ps 3 sphere for two sacks each. : . to the - sto atest styles. i i i Dus to the ingenuity of “Bugs” , wacore by innings ss Splendid spring stock in latest styles " ' ; tt ou bona’ tess binge — ee Lmeotn sive 32028 6 rts The low prices include Hats and Furnishings " | that as” would call up ta “ Batteries — Orr and | Keonay, i ; dle 4 ° $ 1 ]ittetas every mereing tnd teeet. : eee ad Ge | of all kinds, and all are going regardless of man snags b ie | tain if there was to be 8 game De: oS er eee we tml ufacturers’ prices. ning Tonight fe -—— = armed no game would io The Ben Greet ; owift, but that le no fenson why “5,0 Aes histuceer ie tet ee ce COME WHILE THE SELECTION IS 9M, Revise sympnowy & man should emulate the ortolee When a man (whose work is hard and wearing on his clothes) wears @ my rtoire: Tont; STILL COMPLETE Thursday Nig Ps BY inee — “A GREAT WESTERN§ i 1319 FIRST AVE. | Seattle Opposite Arcade Annex ecmmeemah “7 & few passes for that day and them ound with lavish ;|onty inade him strong, but also saved DR. J. N. SAXE ie club money, Rube Waddell will | ve to go some to beat that one Dentist Graduate of Northwestern The players are glad to see the 1 forts, slight though they be, of Pr University Destal School, Cal- A idents Pulliam and Johnson of the oe) Th eee Jonal and American leagues tively, to put @ atop to bettin Expert and Careful at the games, hoda If the various club owners ail over | Lateey Mates /Caiy. the country would insist upon en-| foreing an 4 ting order, there CHARLIE CHECH. ' ooked amen, Strange thing about basebat. | und stand and! Sometimes you're good and sore. | ai ae = bine Aig af ve bel times you're bad. Bometimes you} wer Sey SS ay permitte ne MbIOK. can play firat claan ball for one tearm Inch hampion| , 34, Mon a fe + Satter aiene a and Unen again you play a mediocre 35¢ 5- C | ae y mastic action is neceamary to| gare for another el x St ame Oi | put a atop to this evil Der bistasen Beles Chgttte Chics} Screw Driver, 18 | NATIONAL LEAGUE. If the magnates want to stop gam-| the st. Paul preseription od |hiting, let them hire plain clothes |jast year was 2 so-a0 p } bd om ie the na~ danger. SRLMA Ht In the Melodra “Wor Her Chil y THRO. KR | eception ome I Seturday, when Biase the chil af the: celve the la u the audience, | Next Week x Ge Brooktyn 4, Philadelphia 2. men and scatter them through the th be: C ‘evelend. i At Brookivn— R. H &.lcrowd, with orders to throw out|tumse ana” k iy pombe | 1 Philadelphia ‘ 2 § dlevery man who offers to make a bet | "ast winter he wax traded, in| However, we want to gt /LOIS THEA Brooklyn ...- ved 9 4] on the result of the game. When be! company with Jack Rt 0 yea you the beat reason for} | ” Ratteries—Covales Sparks and | finds himself In the atreet, the sub- | of mor the fb : bh, we eeiee On6 Bee. ones | Phones: Sunset, Main a—| mey, to the tor » fol now any better ° : *, ° as wer Ge bereme- Umpires | ject of * from a grand stand of | “cy Right off the reel that quailty and price your | First High Class y wv ie | bleachers full of people, the gambler | (hect of ont es o} donee hech ff in front and wins humble ant will make a Se iek Theme 1, _ [att to ems et tre thegecact pc | Se a, ere a | ran, ul gan LOVERS’ nat Bostor- 2 HR ing of stay sway from pe mame.) present moment the i r , You'lt have more fea with Vietor this aa Seiad ce, ew Yo sededsvve tree 6 Ban Johnson's o summer while oh your vacation than wit Mat Tomorro' . "1 8 4|. The man who make the greatest!’ Maybe it's the ” j . “ , : “ becaptehdes ee Beem aapmond and sehiel, (Nolee about this and thet man break: | surroundings, ee t continuously for a anything you can take along. It will play oma — White and Bowerman. Umpires —| ine training or throwing the game! Manager Fred La hes seme anyway. | ‘ dance music for you, tt will give a vaude- A Tikonene eat Core who recklemaly wage & enough to work Chech during the | NN intendoaorie nara year and finds Ville show, & complete opera. Anew col ‘ t come and lone. nid weather, which he takes to like " te te forged Z lapsible horn makes it possible to pack them Come on, Mr. Magnate, wake upla duck to a bath, and then again that it keeps in easily, \ At. Pittsburg—No game; cold|and head off this evil. There has maybe it’s something but what Get yours now, weather | been too much talk of baseball rot-/ever it ls, Chech looks like the actual | shape and always | tennese this «pring. You don't wan le this spring National League. | any more of it, do you? ferrule The Pittsdare bg "as : | forma a part of the looks right , gets &Co Pe oe : x sf) letpiiia .. Ce Ses 1% ‘ BAT JOLTED FOR he|| ready for another | ite and 1 Rew. ork 19 44 THE COUNT BY | ra manner wa avin sham’ lt suit, what suit 1406 2ND AVE. | Weston the’ Pian Real rt at +e 436 end Ma th | : Pictures Gineinnat ieee Fieldare’ Gloves, Fly Horeen will he buy? 7 . DAN CUPID Notting, Bar m, Miter ¥ ST. ¥ ane We 3%-in PorUuLaR fh unas Phitadet DWTWSE, £09! vapcees. ® Performances : y 2 A ited Pi 2% -in hamplon At Bt, Loule - * ¥ m BAN FRANC TACO, ree 11.—-Hat, | Driver. ihe til h) aw seen Ld Bt. ba ‘a _ i #| Nelson, whose heart is as tender as river ife POD ley Batteries—Waddell and Stephens ie ike to ah has ones Plank and Thomas vietim mor wiles of Dantel Cupid, aq, and bloshingty admite | wonderful gonuine APACHE DA Always $15 apt Chiesgo 1, Washington 0. bina ——s to take the matri- sant aa -. 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