The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 10, 1909, Page 2

THE STAR- ee, UNE 10, 1909. the following | HARKER HRD elation, has lenued notlee *# BALLOON WAS GLASHED, Yo All Momberps of the Seattio|® NEW YORK,—June 16 Howling Tournament Anwotle | arging that some one out a tlor eo in the W Morge ’ * a * o * — Thorp will bo a mocting of the|# balloon before the sts s executive cominittes and stock |* oon race at | ‘ * | geeeeeeewegeororeroeooes | " ers at room 207 America Bank |® Baturday, Leo f n ore . ° | ballding, tonight, af @:15 o'clock # a sensation here t « * CHAMPIONS ON HIS LIST: LESS THAN THREE (ferent Str ai + A. L. JENKINS, |® structor of the “ P4 4 , 3; ~—s LEAGUE abel an eueretary ‘ oranda $ psc tasailan 4 ome hover COOeoeeoseseoeererers KETCH K rT onde, but Iaated lows than three ALLOWS EIGHT HITS, BUT 18 | pebosteecycce abia Arle ag ni it awings to the Jaw did th INVINCIBLE IN THE | JOHNGON TO PHILADEL- se ah thane fon eaten NATIONAL LEAGUE At San Francisco. PHIA SPORTOMEN oa teppei “ PINCHES. | rn Ww @ he had played for the body lo \ 1 ‘4 | - = t aken hie man. O'Drle si — | }Oakiand ......sceeeeeee 7 - 1d was unable to put up an | At Pittsburg liom Penneian 819 8 : (By United Press) 1 ves ut Ned pd ab y: Tt took little Joe Seaton to put H. B.| Batter Wilt i Bewyi| PHILADBLPMIA, June 1<Tn a c near the vt ol “ atteries sited eas te mil that wae a whirlwind from a ‘ weeks ago ith Jack & kink tn the Beavers’ winning) pyiadeiphia . 6 Sl onnesoe and La Lohes that ; whirlwind f start f itt ‘ « tilled oft] P 1 of to finiah, Philadelphia Jack O'Brien Jolneon atreak yesterday, and he pu oft) Pittaburg 5 was completa! ated, knocked out| The crowd gt the ringside was loud bis apikes a winner to the tune of] Patterios—Sparks and Dooln; RWB ang whi ight min. {in the praises of Ketohel, wh 8 =i The league leade med) Willis and Gibson . At Low Angeles. y |nten by 8 t the Na Land strength showed up Jot Over four runs In the second inning - Vernon ee +f 8 | tonal olut n Wy a bad way O'Prien and Gee te & bunch of errore by the) At Cin , | tae Angeles sss ses 2 7 1) Hoth men were in tine condition, |John wont the limit to a doubt enemy and a Hitle healthy slapstick) = First game RH I }but ‘O'Brien was no match for the! ful deoleion before this same club work on thelr own account Host oe a At Portland, Thueky Michigander, who aalied in-|two week ‘ Beaton was worked for eight hits |Cipoinnati old 3) RH. Blo him tooth and nail right from. tt it was unced that Jim Jet But in the pinches he closed UP! patror Lindaman and Qra-| S@0rAMONtQ sipesererereesO 8 4) pong friow will appear in a training bout tlehter thag a clam. In the fourth})o0 Castleton and MeLean Portland 1 8 1)” he fight wan to have gone nix!hore noxt week Stanga the Beavers annexed @ palit} RaiteriowerLrown and Gresham) | ete te elcome ante 7 of tallios and another in the ninth At Cincinnati. Garrett and Armbruster - 3 2 t to make matters certain Mike's} ee put one over on Mpokar = + Age nthered tn a mark for the} Cincinnati-Boston, second game, | Games Today fawe Ainth frame labeoaiag Sacramento at Portland, Oakland | ~ Capron started to take care of the . \ at San Francisco, Vernon at Los Fiynn te at ng Jeft garden, but lasted only four in At St. Loule. Angelos in the o- Aberdeen nings, Aftor H, EF rid 1 “t, Mr, Fiynn jumped on the} that Al Tealey | Brooklyn 7 #3) of the Clabes, Indians and tossed forth fir with « Raymond performe ly star | St, Louie ..... . : ee a Won, Lost. Pet avish mit 7" ‘ 1) ' nt stunts at short. The score Natterlos—Rucker and Bergen; fa} Aha! = Again : Ff oy Manag ' f the Mpok F.| Salle, Beebe and Phelps, 4 it : | snager Brown, 0 @ Apokane | Pty 404] The score was 5 to %. tribe, grew peeved at Mr. Flynn's | At Chicago—New York-Chicago | Se[0084 ss: = otal noeption of the national game and ®| game postponed; rain | | And it was litte Joe Beaton who] was cast Into outer darknens e} lput in the plug } i] e ‘ 4] | After 2# years spent on the dia- |i bd | Santiag of “ Mg £. Pet TEX RICKARD Little Joe was touched up for|mond, George Van Haltren wasii | Pittsburg 5. 106 a eight ewats, but when bite meant) tossed off by the Oakland club and lif pany hed | was the ¢ nal itwad, |the fans are se Now ¢ Owinw |i fotatls ...99 6 10 37 8 1) Chicago 403 MAKES FIND rufe Joe was the original tightwa - ~ fas, are : re af ney ancouyer—- AB po. A. nm | New York , 2) The Beavers butted tnto the black | haw also been offore » ae man vin, If $ ¢ .g¢ ¢/Cineinaatl 42 | mark column with @r persistency | ager of @ Galveston, ‘ harnw’br, aa 6 2 7 | Philadelphia ........18 450) GOLDFIELD, Nev. Tune 101th | — 2 hee. of H 2 © élet. Louls 499 cng hy, re jand their seven errors helped Mike's} on, ¢ ; ‘ a ; Zi rock on the Rickard lease of the |... Kain kicked holes in the National Y b.. 6 Ze ; men | oO 1 1 9| Brooklyn 405 | Pioneer group today is repaying ond Ameets achatedie Gun ennedy, 1b. ¢ 1g 8 3) Boston ., 293 Tex Wilehard tor tour maaths of Costes Cagben 4 to play loft |terday, V > ie weed 3 2S 2 pick BAG Shove! wo Ard LAS | eid but was felieved In the fourth| running order it is hard to realize} 953 +" ‘ ee @| Games Today. plugged away faithfully with the ny atten George inn't fooling | that rain could be wo unthoughttule | - . : , conviction that the ne wan ~— — | Chicago at Now York, Philadel. | C@vietion ¢ yet | — |phia at Pittsburg, Boston at Cin- | ood one and was rewarded yeater | ene Wn eRe RRA NS j Beore by fonings: }elnnatl, Brook! a j C7 atternces w GIFERS WRICR! mn, ore kept the » thie ti Be eh 488808 839 | tt Brooklyn of Louis may run his fortune up to haif a}, The Beavers wept the bags Tae F NO-HITSAN-TEN *| faneouver 000200001-3 jdoren figures. The ledge opened | | Breage -e ae Hig Mraed CLASS EXCLUSIVE, #/ff ; Three-base hit | ‘ ‘e “ néedful tape were wantin, ij Demmery: A ays Bennett | shows rock running $12 to the ton. ah ‘eceh, Gabe tela tebe * three pitehe have * ji ooks, Hall, Devia. Sacrifice bite Pi the a . _ t ten innings without ab @ mond, Mahon. 8 ba ve of fortune has ytor| ., * a bit, tn the history of & “ Btr . Akin led the league leader with ory oY = Rickard, and if the ledge holds Tex | eee hutting Hall for hen ai |# base ball. They are * Dalis—Off Seaton, 3; off Hail, 1 will have all the money he wants | "0 ' . & 1006—Kiag Chieses, va. & by pitched ball—Davis. Passed At Boston, with which to purchase first clase trookly 20: - oh}. » « Hobiater Lett on, bases Sent | fight cords for Movada. tn. tues | Brookiya; s veooklya # Tn all the fashionable shades of green | ht cards for Nevada n fact, |@ winning on errors - a, $; Vancouver, | Time of game he le reported as saying when the| Every local got a hit except@iaton Sing) 1 double breasted | tid, Umpire—Carruthers, st tee os oe ee ana: Gapros \* Melntyr rooklyn, * and gray. Sing e and double breaste : joston .. ‘ | y aburg; Pitteburg won # |i ‘ SWALM'S HOMER WINS. | “Goldfield will get the Joffrien | | r | “Tne battie| Battorloa—Balley and [Johnson fight if I'have to put up|, Scharnweber, usuatty the Maddy] #10 eleventh, | $ styles. Complete range of sizes. o win, Spo-| Ryan, Cleote and Carrigan. . |short stop, was guilty of two ertprs 908 tae, New York, va nye the @ady Mite} cals ang i™ whole purse.” ‘eae Py Philadelphia * _ pwene Senges eammeremael \* * * * At Washington. oe foreanid 11th | Menassr Washington-Chicago, rain. Ny | FLL LEAVES | Ys baa ke bat an cid nab rn Ae pig nw Ed Ts ig field by Umpire Flynn s pan when he tried to ibe NOTICE TO BOWLERS. score S&S At New Work. Secretary A. L. Jonkins, of the —Abeenbe cs ae New York-Detroit, rain. SAN FRANCISCO ’ » & homer Beattie Bowling Tournament asso BattoricsJensen and Spencer; Pug Bennett took a two Paget | Pernoll and Kroits At Philadelphia. es Wied ks jaway from Halt |75c 1}-In. Stilletto Butt DUCKS TAKE IT RASY. Philadelphia-Cleveland, ratn BAN FRANCINCO’ duno 6 TACOMA, June The Tigers aya Without having ‘clinches 2 tation eae catia Coes teal Chisel 38c Were unable to by a twist on the Sanding of the Clubs. with Abe Attell, Battling Nelson the ninth when he poled a pippief te Eroadiurst $180, Other reliable makes $12.50 up. Chinauit it yesterday nter wing Aki tnt the Duck ed about the Won. Lout. Pet. | ice: this morning for Oklahoma City scoring Akin ‘. for five splashes In see pen Detrott ccoeety 43 Oxia, where he meets Jack Clifford | = ft puddle. McCamment, the Tiger |New York . 23 (16608 a i ; Mike's men lengthened the gap| e€ e bs) el r ub, was beef for the Caseyites. Philadelpht. 3 4 56 m tho 224, Nelson will arrive injwith their win and Spokane’s loea, | iq coy . eae 1 561 | Los Angeles tonight, and will leave nite a | ‘The score: RH KR Bont M a5 A percentage of 189 now represents « > . ‘ The blowing up of the propose * warranted by Batterioe—Chinault and Fournier; | Chicago .... AT 98) ABT] maton with aio ons og: wowed gon cite Hartware & Bteel Co, ‘ FIRST AND @) COLUMBIA 1 ‘ oulie | ® ve you fic on a ohine j ee See Bt. | ‘ 17 34 = A15| son's demand for a $7,800 guarantes.| Chinault, Portland's slabeter, was|aed sesutae pays oe U - Washington . Our loss by making a 12) 37) 308 |The promoters offered a substantial|s Chinese pussle to the Tiers yea. per cent on or cont on ao | percentage, but the Dune held out 4 Murle: ell ever Games Today. lbor bia ‘rien rea —- y's hirelings never Detroit at New York, Cleveland! en. necomoa a at Philadelphin, Chicago at Wash. | VARIOUS RECORDS MADE IN It took the Wiack Cats 11 tnninga, | STRONGEST OVERCOAT HOUSE IN THE STATE by buying on of be — Hale on Bteel Bdg- | Ingten, St. Louis at Boston. BASE BALL. ! BM mesos t Of gaa Pele” | AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. ——— Snceesalve pitching victories, Jas. | 7 Mtilietto straight: | oem _— ~~ —— nan AMERICAN As McCormick, © 2 The Orient looms : leathor Mi se a ita hicago, 34 games, fal Pool Ri ganas batt chloe! MERICAN MUSIC | P ronsar. DANCE TONIGHT. ‘olumbus—Minneapolis 4, : suid j lumbue f Wm. Hart, Little Rock, has pitet. Poot Tebles—it t-in. Aluminum Numbers Pra HALL Will Open At Indi ON t 1 3 tele Tablew—as i] tin biest, fine old | rvasger ere temasaneue ‘ed continnoy for 32 years, Mart attt ieeas Metals te Next Week. DREAMLAND Are you looking for a lodging vledo—Toledo Kanege City | Johnson, v Washington Picts | SAME Postponed, wet wre Gee our business chance | m Ar Loulsvilie--Loulsvitie- Bt, Pay) | shut out Now York Sept. 4, 6 and 7 | a wuell read Same postponed; rain. 1908, without a run. ‘ yomtaureat, cigar ape ane —_ Seventh and Union Sts, Y + aot it Fred M. Splewring|| CORNER FOURTH AND 11 na connie Se some Dose 341d-18-17 | ean? Union 1310 Second Avenue A DEPENDABLE STORE FOR MEN—A. BRIDGE & CO.—THE LARGEST CLOTHIERS ON THE COAST Here’s Good Clothes-News a || MOORE | | mol to | rew necesga iy, Ur protec. I ihe when you ds the 1068 at this I te re because ¢j \as see gee eas Is not only al} wool thro but the Regal label is ay protection for those who do not thoroughly under stand fabrics, pi Regals must wear to suit you op You Can Get ¥, Money Back 615-619 First Aveo, Sole Agents On the Square Opp. Totem Pols | JOHN CORT, Last 6 Mr. Henry W. Savage's Pred “THE E MERRY DOW" orde Curtain at 2:15 and 618 — Week Begin r | Matinees NAT ©. EDNA od, Night, # ah ot Weeks 4 Beats Now Sel Mats, toc to Hake ae The G JOHN CORT, Only Matines fm rennis And His Big “THR MAYG Nighta—26e to to The, | And His Popul pany Will Be Great jeats Now Bellin Seattie Ruseell & Drew, From the Big Store for Men This season's business has been so much larger than we had anticipated, that last week, right at the height of the summer selling, we found that we were already getting low on some of the most popular Suitings. By wiring immediately, we were able to receive yesterday a large shipment of the better things that again make our immense line complete. This store is the sole selling agent of an even half-dozen of the world’s greatest Clothes Makers, and is showing style, fit, material and construction positively unsurpassed at from $18.00 to $35.00, IN THE ANNEX—Yesler way entrance. Here we have some most substantial Suitings for both men and young men, finely made and in season- able patterns offered to you at $12.50, and ‘tis hard to duplicate thém at $18.00 anywhere. nd here’s a timely tip for the patrons of the big store—we have a few, and a very few at that, numbers in broken lots that are retailing at $20.00 to $25.00, that we are placing tomorrow in our $15.00 section. They will not last long, but it would be well to ask the salesmen to show them, and if we have your nig, it's a clean saving of about $10.00 to you. SHOES For Summer Weir... s A SUIT WITH SPLENDID REPUTATION The A, Bridge Specia has a splendid reputi Summer Furnishings In the Furnishings De partment will be seen all 1$15,00 Suit | are now manufacturing this gar tion for the | ment, and if we knew where we of those things that make reason that it has could buy a better We have never before shown the val- the summer weather en- been tested these one we'd do it. This _— — : "Se Sip he A 1 . ues in Shoes that we are offering this ia as apie pie ‘eg Se Ls many years, It’s the suit comes to you In all & stunning Stripes and checks, ¥ a = ‘ * - + ae The pe a aan attached or without; the popular first popular-priced the styles in Worst Summer, The best of the shoemaker’s Soisettes and Chambrays, in prevailing suit to be sold in Se- eds, Tweeds and art from such houses as Bates, Packard colors, with attached collars and ties attle, and the fact Serges. Hand-made to match; Underwear in all weights, that they are pur- throughout, with and Gotzian are here for the fitting, shades and sizes; Neckwear in great chased year fter amaa hrunk collar ‘ ‘ . array, in Four-in-Hands, Windsors and . a et canvas shrunk collars Oxfords in Tans, Oxbloods, Patent year by the same men . and front guaranteed Bae is evidence enough as not to roll back or break. Leather and Calfskin, Straw Hat Time is Here Give your head a rest from the heavy covering of spring, and get under bur straws for the summer season, In the hat department are the ever popular Satlors, In several varieties of straws, the new roll brim, and genuine panamas, In all the shapes and sizen. to their merit and popularity. We | It is the best buy in all Seattle, and, tried many manufacturers before | tested by time, stands far ahead of we settled on the great firm that | all others in Superiority, THE A. BRIDGE SPECIAL $15.00 SUIT| A. BRIDGE & CO. LARGEST CLOTHIERS ON THE COAST First and Yesler——Two Entrances First and Yesler with “the popular toes, are being shown | | j | NLY A " Emma Bunting, thed Wink, is at her op Girth” Pri 10c; evenings, i rs NTAGES a. Star ROAD: Ap. 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