The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 14, 1910, Page 2

LA A A A LOOLOET AA TELLS A LOCC EE AED. OCS 3 Ee FIGHT TALK Same Exasperating Uncertainty About ‘Bs ANCE FOR TWO PENNANTS STARTS IN BlG LEAGUES Forecasting Harder This Year Than Ever Before in Major Last Intact. League History Year's Leaders fs Satio Pro « , very e * Riese wh . arae tp n hi f ime +4 tere " tera hat wae of ‘ r , " This Joa ty t x t - itin " “ v7 " * tus : Ste oonge’ ’ 8 at Tn the National leag mt tion at hloago ati, N Joator y ~y " -- Giants Have Hopes. Bther ember a Geek tea Sane oie . 7 : ré und Ames, the i hin in Washing i atin: * oe Hard Guessing Now witte ~ ot the White Sex Weak the Cleveland and Ne end of & pure ; f « ee * . * JOHNSON ACQUITTED . * ON SPEEDING CHARGE * * * ~ By United Press 7 BY MAX BALTHASAR ealizes that it ts needed, as it wi « MICA Ab . * (The Rangsider.) be in the case of the Jeffries John 4 id . 4 flebe * * N . 1 * 2 SAN FRANCISCO, i—|) p 4 te expected ’ & charge of v= aod: t Because 8 Bers tempt! trom Nevada jay * who ® 94 to b ay run down to Rows ® ma ant ® ao ries camp, be at talk things 8 ag “ * lack G e said to } ad *) was « * } gr os ak in an ; . # of os he * Grrives from the Egat, b Aan Tommy Burns a Joke. * ° “* ho ha en rated 9 ' It beats old Nick himself } th * % a kely to have quite an} gall « Mahiees gue. Meese *w + . * teresting session T Burns, fat and slow, alr eee eee ee that he bh ‘ Lang te te : a : as cine“ A COAST LEAGUE futnish « a ba a ° @ause of b we e |} Ad x who w $ YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. Standing of the Clubs e in unqualified EASTERN RACING OPENS AT ACQUEDUCT ian ‘re aa ee ee FRIDAY AND PROSPECTS ARE BRIGHT (°*'* je Fd eases At Sacramento « ALBANY, N. Y., A 14 ly ay by aly cei ti 9, pa al A ' » —~ Krapp At Low Angeles Rh He F - (My United ¥ qu k YORE ‘ } 4.4 ' ( t I } ‘ee Atos. M « f « . by At San Francisco. t tt A a a ‘ t a a ta * At he tracks bi ‘ 4 . he ha 1 e trainers are sending their] Ra ' Thorgen ov « an " t eed, and not t ’ 1 iitee. ‘ tod oe th ” ‘ t ve of the OLDFIELD WON'T Gleason's Big Talk ‘ t . I Bs fl 0,) MEET DE PALMA Gle 0 " ta to belie t t if erat t " i every t to @ F ' in many By United Press.) try w ) ; J e Los 4, ¢ April 7 crow © c ne phy De vg ‘ 1 and) 5 ay dag I declared at § on th " i ‘ turn d for ay th ar thar ‘ i ft I I r Game Good in Canada fix mi at F te hat the gam Y ‘ b eve Aqueduct Of : gbe © hard be he big I * the ' to moot I of une te , , * at aF permitting Oldfi a ada et s Hehtning F Of ‘ n ‘”, and i r ( he sa ' ° ‘ I enefit bab roults be , 2 Th ator 0 MINOR LEAGUE | the nations es a ee GUIDE IS OUT); ‘ ' ht gue cities in unod , DIAMONDS eh 5 a ee aren ; On credit, $1 per week . 5 Fate , BOBTON, M A 14.-—Gus: | to take no che fren ING JEWELRY Co f as just been publiahed in| p. Pel Mg i i an et coe honor o' ‘ 05 Firet A oom 119 Spalding’ Athietlo Library hole e World's professional Mar , Maia Sat ation le oft athon record, and Dorando Piotro,| from the way matters stand tod Murnane, president of the New| Will meet {ff an open alr illo | it would appear that the big attra sue, and a member nt | race here next Baturday \™ 2 is lomt AN G. ——i-?> ' - ort vere ~ em a The Champior? THE STAR—THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1910 fprne ee ee ae arm me ss In Early Spring As In nm) = = Piping Summer Time ee fone er ee ee cen nen REGWNGTON'S GOLUMN|FIELD 6000 FOR Quge NOT FOR BALL PLAVERS Seattle and University of Washington bell Through Four and a Half | nnings in the Ma Dreary Sight. ’ . ' : on r ne ‘ fa " i, of ry f t centuns : on : ' ~ . no al Anny ho fire — 1 * ne beam at a ’ ike do | the local lot READY FOR THE | lala ak Mellel “ res by se runners avers be Beatties o «| —m a # HARRY AND WILLIE * , eee en Stetiom = |PACKEY MFARLANIEE - . * PARIS, April 14-Harry i* 3 ste arin have been § THE GO IN EN . Ps This * —— a : 4. « of s (hy Cnited Prenad I ¢ nince leaving® © ® Parts a ut being a @ * t "Ma nd has siened & @ draw - * fig * . y fw Fone > ee rr « > a ‘ ° Pat Kis 4 ow *o « nce mu ning ‘ ng e match with me and tT firet work! going t give bim « chance ag Sale of Sleepy-Hollow Rocke z The Stay Satisfactory Range Malleable Iron lex Draft D x ft Duple I t Dup ces the f bu ker is upholstered it i yest ven the frame is all Easy to Keep Clean The Monarch does away with the usual drudgery of kitchen work. Neither its pol- | 5 ished top nor its steel body requires stove blacking, and being airtight, no dust can ever escape from it. We Take Your Old Range as i very comfortable} ARM CHAIR LEEPY HOLLOW ARM CHAR Fra if solld quartersama ak, hand-tufted goad} seat and back; Tegum 825.50 $38 For matt) SLEEPY HOLLOW ROCKER EEPY HOLLOW er-sawed frame h tering 2 eather, hand @ ¥ $26.75 price $48.00, ool Part Payment ona SLEEPY HOLLOW ROCKER | so Ral New Monarch | sot cra i: reser ee | fe ame We Offer Bargains in All We Are the Seattle Kinds of Household Furniture In Our Exchange Department | All the Credit You Want Agents for the Famous} | eos Kitchen Cail Pay Late The Labor Saver Becond Ave., at | | All Spoolais Are for Cash | front posts; an @ [ie iisiaaineaaie i | Hoosier \