The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 22, 1909, Page 2

THE CELLAR CHAMPS 7) SIFIER BLANKS y) —AOPEFUL TURKS (my United Freon) CHICAGO, Sept. 22. Five scattered hits were all the) 4, nd by the cellar champions Louls Cardinals and hile the Cats pounded ty ented Nationals. lier for fourteen safe clouts and a a eres game. Tealey Raymond gdored the only foorle of the mati- i on the very first ball batted. i it didn't have any effect on the run ayn though, and for elaht te header, but the Athieties lost the fans saw President Dug "s bunch of prospective pennant | re go down to ignominy baseball, BEAT THE LEADERS The bigh — and mighty leaders of the American | : league were both bumped yester-| Turks could get off Eddie Stover| the league, towit: the humble St Washington The Tigers did manage to aplit even with Washington in a double St. Louts without any strings, The train of the recent series at Phila | \, |delphia probably caused the @lump. | The Tigers are now leading the | in| Phillies by exactly three games, | which jan't a very secure founda | ground ike a rag doll, despite the COMING BOUT HOWEVER, ROLLER AND WAR. NER WILL PUT UP A MIGHTY STRUGGLE. of “Unknown” Bert Warner drawing near, little betting being made on the outcome Roller's defeat at the hands of Orde man, who threw the local man to} the erstwhile ABR R OH. PO A. &./ Hon for a pennant, fact that Roller was 10 pounds the We, ee ee ee RK. H. B-| heavier, has lost for him the finan “4°38 2 fF |b Bipetwote. vesoe® 6) Bloiat backing In a betting way of [3 8 0 «& © Q) Washington .............1 2 OO) many who would otherwise have ~# @ 1L F © 2) Ratteries: Willits and Stanage; | wagered all they had on him to de H H H ‘ ¢ §)Gray and Stroet, feat Warner, who is the smaller ri 3 9 © 4 4 8) Second game R. H. B.} man by 30 pounds. a ee eS ee ceesecceaesd © 1| Joo Carroll, the man who brought yo 0 8 3 6 1} Washington 2 6 1] Ordeman out here trom Minnesota, . | ‘ c i said that he thought Ordeman Abertecn— AB RL PO. A % ok oe jcould turn the trick, but Carroll ; 8 i @ 6 dowan't say he “thinks” when he ts rE i 9 0 rT} talking about Warner, Joe says ae i 2 +b] there's nothing to it. Warner te ae Be as one of the greatest wrestlers for lee | i 1 1 8) 180 pounds In the country and he ¢ ° . 2 one showed it when he so clearly out w bin a hg | jelassed Big Yousif at the Arena 26 8 we Ot not #0 long ago. Warner got out of Bes by Innings Ja sick bed to do tt. oe tet eee ee: On the other hand it must be Aberdeen tll in remembered that Roller is a giant Sea ie wd eee | e1reories to handle and that no man with the Aberdeen pie@r4iise exception of Gotch and Ordeman mmary: ‘Two-base hits bas ever shown that he had the >, Campbell, Bewer., oma rane | brawn to pin the doctor's shoulders gece i gy fulliee, by }to the floor, If Roller loses to Bases on balle—Oft Mil- tit Biever 2. Wha pitch Passed ball—ghea. Double Alien, Raymond and Magee ‘eth 4 J. Streth, J. Streib, un § assisted. Umpires—Drennan 4 Carney. ‘At Spokane—Spokane 7, Vancou- or ” At Tacoma—Tacoma 5, Portland 1. AMERICAN LEAGUE. At Washington—Washington 1-0, tt 3- York—New York on-—Boston 1, Cleveland 3. q Standing o “the Clubs. Washington NATIONAL LEAGUE. At Pittsvurs—Pittsburg 2-5, ton 0. ‘ adeiphia f a At Chicago- At St. Louis ; Standing of the Clubs, cinnati—-Cincinnat! Rain, Rain. Eithers - 3 39} 4 Fork: 62] ie a : ie asmath:: fe her ANGEL” SPEAS. a ge Louis ‘oa at PORTLAND, Or., Sept. 22 ‘ rook! 548|“Angel” Speas goes (rom Portland Boston *85lto the Amer SHERIFFS STOPPED ——-HODSON-MARINO BOUT EY Two sheriffs and a score of dep-| a uties were the reasons Eddie Mar- F ino, of Calgary, and Chick Hudson, | 4 of Seattle, did not mix it at Lang ON agate afternoon, with sage | as a Nap reeruit, here. leaguer BROOKLYN 1S. AFTER schooling. Both the sheriff of Island county | and the sheriff of Snohomish were | tipped off, and no matter which | side of Hat island the bout had been pulled off, the officers would have been on the scene. 4 Outside of Marino, Hudson, pre- “ liminary men and corner men, few Went up from Seattle yesterday. The main sufferer is C. A. Baker, chief promoter for the Olympic Ath- letic club at Langley. (By United Pree) KANSAS CITY, Sept. 22 Mr. | season. Charles Ebbetts }out of the ditch. saddle the burd Kling hi letter from Ebbetts | 1 expect to make management of the next season. I ha | permission to write y oct Ps Union Savings & Trust Co. of Seattle Mr. Murph successful as manager? range a deal wherely traded to Brooklyn jot the games? 1 unless you are perfectly Surplus and un- divided profits your terms.” Kling says the way of all the others more here,” says Jobn 40,000 * Remember that a savings ac- count opened any time be * tween the ist and the 5th of : ajo sae phon bars .—Plans are being formulat- the month bears interest from & ed for the organization of a the 1st. Start the month right &® sixclub professional baseball —open a savings account, and | & league in this city. keep adding to it systemati- * = Winter basebal! among semi- atte Aaah wok * professional teams here last y J * year paid so well that it is om ina * propo: to go a bit further } INTEREST 4 rer CENT §|* thie year, $ bere ge 8s cc Paap VEER Compounded Semi-Annually. SOUTHERN LEAGUE JAMES D. HOGH, Proatdent. in the infield CHICAGO, Sept market started with fundays for rttcle tr . Dentistry people. ™ Bar on. "Modern BOWIN J. BROWN, D. D. 6, toa fraction higher was %e lower to %e higher, Bil rican league next spring| American league pennant thie sea- and the Coast | son nares fans say he wili burn ‘em up around the big circle, just as he did in| Akron, and as he has been doing| Baseball scouts who have watch- |, ed Speas deciare he is a better man | right now than any of the wap reg: ulars, and being but 22, with a head | of normal size, he is willing and/| able to learn all the tricks supposed | ;to form an essential part of a big} KLING FOR MANAGER Brook lyn is to have a new manager next | tired of the near-cellar location, aaa] is looking over the baseball horizon | for a Napoleon to lead the Superbas He would like to on John G. Kiting received the following 4 John & change in the Brooklyn team offer will go the | “I can make Tt het mee * * WINTER LEAGUE PLANNED #&| 22—The wheat 4 hesitating tone, with prices a fraction lower The closing Warner he will be put down as « | hasbeen and he knows ft, Furth | more he isn't ready, from all ap pearances, to quit the game Apother feature of the match is the well known fact that neither man cares a snap about the other personally, They are bitter, both of them, and they are going to do some fierce wrestitng it te expected that the Arena will be crowded to the doors with |! the Chicago Inter-Ocean, fans when the match comes off next Friday night and arrangements to seat the crowd are being made. Roth of the principals are in con stant training and consequently are in good condition. these grapplers get together. FIRING CY YOUNG COST BOSTON FLAG . | Low Criger says that if he and Cy Young had been retained by the Boston Americans, the Red would have won the pennant j things are now, Criger cannot see) ja chance for the Taylorites to get |near the fag “If Jobn L. Taylor had kept Cy season,” he eaid, the other day, “he | “It isn't so much the Criger end that would h winning of the pennant Young is the man. tn Boston would have been enough and the old jot it easy jot the game for Cy, |¥eteran would have lcelebrate his last year by winning the flag, a most fitting climax to | wonderful career | played in the catching of Young. 1 am not the best catcher in the world, but I am the best man to} jeatch Young” SETTLED A VIRGINIA LEAGUE PENNANT ” (Ry United Breas) RICHMOND, Va., Sept. 22 Be tie for the pennant of the Virginia league was settied by the board of directors, who gave the flag to Roanoke. Norfolk waa tied for first place until the directors threw out a game won by them, because the contest was transferred from Portamouth to Norfolk without the sanction of the league president pu on the sub- Do you think you would prove | it I ar you will be will you accept the position and play in a majority | OM #l« do not want you satisfied | Study this matter and let me know {to Seatt WESTBOUND COLONIST TICKETS eptember 6 to October 15 by Co. and connections. From Chicago . $33.00; from |river points, $25.00 Tell your Eastern friends or give me names and addresses. Deposits taken at Union Ticket Office, 608 First avy. E. ELLIS, General Agent. Saws, $1.25 We not insist on your these figur You have until Sept to take) N. B. SOLNER, Cashie FLAG 10 KT ANT eidvantage f these ape @ials if present stock | pir | laste pe Ti 6 26gin. No. 2 or 120 Hand w ~ #125 MeCorrmick, James D foes The Southern League season | $2.59 24 in. No, 12 Disston Ha | B. Bolnes, closed Saturday with Atlanta the| go'cu"28' jn. ‘No. i Disaion’ or CORNER GECOND pennant winner. Atlanta won the aw and CHERRY STREET 9 ‘a8 hod ms ago and Nash-| * Atkins ville last year G ‘ chen a sialon $2.00 26 tn. No. 63 ‘Atkins, Clon va il Georges Nashville, Montgomery, New Or-| ° Gut or O. Vi, Bi Hand Saw’. "1.00 leans, Mobile, Little Rock, Bir 26 In, Bulitetto or 0. V.' 8 mingham and Memphis finished in yg oho? “ie the order named, Nashville led Blued Finish Phoenix the race this year until Manager 6 Bill Bernhard, an old-time Cleve-| . 4 25 28 in, hallenge Rip saw Stristiy “blah vines |1and player, was taken sick, and|45c tnvinelble Hart Sav with ay k for if the| accidents caused several changes| in. measure on back « fie SPINNING and. Ave. “ALBERT WAN EN, Jewelen Firet and Cherry. Optical Departinent, With the mateh of Doc Roller and | Sox} As Young and my humble self another | made the| been able to | “My own part would have seal Oregon Railroad & Navigation | Missourt / : $2.50 Diss-. ‘| ton No. 120 : and No. 112 : Grade Hand THE STAR WEDYBSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, John course, made at May Vv ouver, to get month September 12 winner of the 9: yards tn 2:42 at Altogether, ghenten Art Byrne, ] mat ‘Tacoma where he covered the 26 m+, 3 He won the $2,000 Marathon at Vancouver Augurt 20, and the Canadian Marathon Derby Toronto last May 1, against the biggest cracks in the country was there he made the world's ord on @ track course of 2:39 Marsh ts man ever seon west of MeOrath would have brought [fred Shrubb down today alno, | |Shrubb runs a twomtie exhibition | o¢ jat Calgary Friday night. MeGrath also has the entries of | a Canadian crack who| ran in the Ulymple games at Lon-| year, Alex Rowan, Tan second to Marsh at Butte th other day, and Paul Acoose, a w known Indian runner Lou Houseman, ex-eporting editor 1909. SPORTING NEWS FEW BETS ON FIAST OF 7 MARATHONERS ON THE SCENE Marsh, Holder of World's Record on Track Course, Arrives With McGrath From Vancouver. D. Marsh, holder world’s record over the Toronto, 1 of this year, arrived in Se attle today, with Tim McGrath from ready for the Guggenbetm $10,000 Marathon next of Marwh’s Inst vietory was at Butte, |” where he copped @ $5,000 Marathon Marsh ts also wy s asattca, | the the b wh the Marathon Canada, bent | Alle Al ACTRESS Wh aUMMER OF KING ED” (By United Pree NEW YORK, Sept women get their right to vote 2. When Max whit afraid of publicity feans,” hat Mins ing and he is so nice to A the press agent says Eliteott remarked. But Mises Eilott was much annoy ed when an American newspaper referred to her as “King Edward's summer girl,” and her press agent ald “How awful; reaily the! American newspapers terrify me. 1 am afraid to pick one up. It's dreadful. Now the English papers are so nice and respectful, one is not afraid of them at all.” Throughout the whole interview pording to the press agent, there was not a single “my word” or ‘don't-cher-know” from the lps of the American actrona, CREEPS INTO DINGY | JAP LODGING HOUSE a6 It Creeping tnto a dingy Japanese lodging house at 424 Jefferson st. jconducted by 8. Nojirl, early this | morning, & ragged, emactated tramp | begged for shelter. Though hardened to the troubles outcasts the Japanese helped the vagrant to a bunk. A» the ragged inmates of the house were stumbling out tn the | cold gray of daybreak this morning Nojirl touched the beggar to waken him. | He found the pinched, at} man dead, his unshaven face still show- wit! ing 4 wan emile. Nothing was found in his clothes reach Seattle tonight with the | proper dope on Hayes, Bt. Ives, to identify him and the body is be | Longboat Phibleaw. Con ¢ | }to dete this morning. latter's wife. centers in th pathy that | murderer's and crimes. 8 | | | 1 ecru pair, ‘Spee ial | | The $60 Mon- arch Range which was given ap a prize by the Monarch factory for Exhibitbre’ Day at the A-Y. P. E., was won by F. Holford, 2300 Becond Av. N. | | was aroused wife and family, following the commission 4 yards long, Derando, Swamtiurg, and Lou may bring one or |two of the men with hin ‘The fans should |‘ MeGrath states all the susie see a mighty match when | stars were assured except Dorando, | good who was a possibility nnelley and Soldipr King, ! of San Francisco, are the pnly 7 men left to be heard from! MUCH INTEREST IN THIS MURDER TRIAL | _In the presence of a large crowd | of spectators the selection of a jury him at yesterday afternoon's meet nine the fate of Jean For- ter began in Judge Gililam's court committee, removed Fortier is accused |of opposition to the new Be pre! jot murdering his brother and the |posed by much A plea of insanity produced by wrongs inflicted on Jean Fortier by | Oy | his brother and the latter's wife | teresting If they were not one-sided One nore year | wlil be made by the defense, IRISH POINT AND NOVELTY CURTAINS 45 inches wide, These are all mounted on good grade of French bobbinet, a large variety of corner motifs | and insertion and, edging effects. exceptional bargam{ worth from $3.50 to $4.50 Ladies’ Writing Desk BUY NOW ing held at Butterworth’s pending Identitte ation ELT LINE WILL BE BENEFIT 10 THE CITY | | W. A. Mears, manager of t) transportation bureau of the Cham. ber of Commerce, bas withdrawn hia objection to the granting of a franchise for a belt line half way around Lake Union This announcement, made by! ing of the councll ——— oO the Northern Pacific. interest | Mears said be had come to the oon- ane because of sym- clusion that the line would greatly | the Seattle Genéral hospital only a for the | benefit who | Which it would run. would have walked away with the| Were left destitute after bis arrest | will be further discussed at a com of the | mittee meeting next Tuesday after the community through The franchise Some sermons might be more in- | arguments. SPECIALS on Blankets~Sheets—Comfortables ae eee oe serviceable, cotton mix ular sale . price an and pink pair. nice, dow: good value large size, silkoline co and sheet perill brand in white and each PEQUOT These are aa . $2.25 | sizes. “solid Golden Oak | | eThia nice (sn Writing | Deak, This is a Solid made on straight | Oak ‘Table, de lines, ae pictured, | signed as shown neat and sub in pleture and stantial one | finished weath Grawor: tnterior | red; made am 4 ly strong and arranged for fil: |)? ing, ete a good | ~ ah well brac . ed; the top is value at the reg: | ° lar ‘price’ ofp ipeey. mene! 6 8.50; special , ‘ we # tf ehah ble; special oa SECOND ANO UNION “King Edward in really charm. | TO DIE IN A BUNK, aC TET: EERE Great \ Values. for This Sale 11-4 WHITE BLANKETS—A splendid, 12-4 WHITE BLANKETS—This extra See double-bed blanket is mixed wool cotton, a heavy blanket, with blue Special .. SILKOLINE COMFORTS—In patterns and colors; self-lined, filled with SILKOLINE COMFORTS— A good, lined; regular price $2.50. Special. 81.45 81x90 SHEETS—The famous “F the Loom” seamless ; Special, each .... ‘2¢ , 72x90 SHEETS—The well-known Pep- wearing quality; very special for this sale, We have just received a large shipment of these famous brands, in 72x90 and 81x90 as is given official sanction today is denying the reports of the massacre, but the special corre The Berlin office of the United U. P, (By United Press.) sions aggregating two thousand miles are being planned for the Southern and Union Pacific lines, i YAKIMA FOLK ARE HAVING A BIG GAY TOOAY AT THE FAIR “Valleys of Yakima” people start- e4 the celebration of their day at the A-Y.-P. exposition this morning at 8:46 when they congregated at Pioneer square and took cars through the business districts of the city shouting the praises of Yakima county, At 10:30 the fair grounds were.reached, and a pa rade led by the Yakima Juvenile — and by Wagner's A-¥-P. band raversed the grounds. i Exercises were held at o'clock | in the Auditorium, where Senator Wesley L. Jones, C. H. Hanford, 1 A. Nadeau and Judge Carroll B. Graves delivered speeches. Tonight at the foot of the Pay! Streak special fireworks, consist: | ing of set pieces of red apples of | the Valleys of Yakima, will be dis- |played. The offictal badge of the| |day was much in evidence, and a large crowd of the EBastera Wash-| ington people intend to remain in | Sesttte for several days, Mis, A. 5. ALLEN HD Mra. Ann 8. Allen, "S. Allon, wife of the | Seneral secretary of the Beatth Y. MC. A, Gied last evening at | few hours after she was taken there. Mrs, Allen had been sick for some time. Mrs. Allen is very well known in social cireles In Seattle. Her hus- band has been a member of the/ executive board of the local Y. M C. A. for many years. Mrs. Allen N. lived at 1163 16th 2 av , double-bed blanket, wool and ed, blue and pink borders ; reg- Special for this $6.00 pair. $3.80 borders ; regular price $7.75 $4.45 ny white cotton; considered at $1.75. Special . -B5¢ filed with soft white cotton, vered, in dark colors only ; self- Fruit of full double-bed size splendid, serviceable Sheets, a 4 Seamless Sheets; a very good 55¢ T ‘AND SALEM SHEETS— WOMEN AND CHILDREN TORTURED BY FIENDS HORRIBLE ATROCITIES seina| sent an account of the manaacre to blood and destruction. been arrested and it in evident that prominent Jews of Berlin will send Press wae the only agency which |a protest direct to the czar. eee WILL BUILD SOUND EXTENSION jaecording to a statement today by NEW YORK, Sept. 22.—Pxten- | Julius Kruttachnitt. sions, many of which will be under | way shortly, call for an expenditure | of approximately $160,000,000,. Fore most among the plans of the Har. - riman interests is the extension of the North Pacific braneh, constructed between Centralia and Grays through 100 miles of the finest tim- berlands in the west. | miles of Southern Pacific extension now under way, 178 | structed to supplement the present line in Oregon. Bear in mind that our liberal | offer of a ton of | coal free with each Monarch Range closea on the 30th of Sep- tember, Buy your range now and get a ton of coal free. | | | 0 A va) CPUS FO Ti The COMMITTED BY RUSSIANS | the United Staten yesterday. The tings wit My ON JEWISH PEOPLE. Berlin papers today are filled with the fais Heth long accounts of the horrible siaugh- | .+ 4 upos & — |ter and merciless torture and mu-|o¢ tp, pa y the — HERLIN, Sept. 22.—Not since the | tiation of bodies } \ The bulldings ea » roat massacre at Kishinef in 1903| It Is learned that netther women byoay d fee the German press been #o or children were spared and that r seo recommendataat yeuterday ine Elliott, the beautiful Californis | aroused aver an autiJewlsh outrage |many wore killed outright While) gested that the actress, will cast her vote for King | as it is today over the reports of |bundreds were wounded and tor butlding be lot Mdward VIL, according to views |the terrible massac Kiet and /tured. The reports the gence by ty which she confided today to @f/its suburb Solomko, coupled with | houses of the Jews were d and | Kas of the Pea! active prews agent who is not @/\the frantic efforts of the Russian | demolished, their property and per structures will vernment to suppress the news. sonal belongings veing destroyed.| 4 The official news agency of Rus-|When the marsucre was at its | gon ye ation sia, which 1s controlled by the gov- height the murderous mob seemed | igsry Mecha ernment and sends out such matter directed only by frenzied denire for| fo certing aug butiding for the Y. fean Women's 4 rentdence for None of the perpetrators wave spondents of the great Berlin news- the authorities condoned the out | iig¢ buldie | papers and of the United Press con- | rage, | soreabbeees % as on th firm the reports. 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