The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 9, 1910, Page 2

1910. MONDAY, MAY 9, STAR THE “arn THE WORLD OF SPORT 'Automobilists in Glidden Tour Thi | inging His Praia e.00mt pe : PARK to Invade Heart of South and Southwest te THAT’S WORTH WHILE ND NOTHING THAT ISNT IT HAPPENED, IT’S HERE IT’S HERE, IT HAPPENED ugiet or the rattle and orack " musketry, but with the blare of the noblio horn and the rattl k of the onalnas aa an accor . Houth is to be tn Big Crowd Out to Weep With the Obese One—Three |» Home Runs Make Scores Large—Seattle Corners | \% parte Market on Errors—Indians Open Here Today. [~~ ’ ir * _——— Bouth and t Standing of the Clubs ' & . ge - rc ; : SEATTLE See Fae ae tently the manbfacturora ans lous , ‘ nder a ! the ‘tira, bein - he <ikides tour the AMERICAN LEAGUE | / “ | nated af thet rot Standing of the Clubs | Air Ju Won. Lost. Pet y of | will then strik playe | tueky, taking In the ri ar 6 66 rday After oun Blue Glawe ¢ New Yor .. OCeHSAry ing through the old te: | Detrott 622} stato | om ‘ Some | Washing ‘ ‘ ors le. 1 i , ‘ 8 : t have set a jinks | finder and the Miter severa ta A f @ piled up the er and some of them are ba: At Detroit. et Henn * ea kid playing with blocks when a ad in the Sout | Rn all on oF very bad, indeed. Bt : and encther when the - r fe play—Shen The drivera will go through Ten | Detr 6 10 fans got to thinking what Shand Aw & out—My Hendrix, 4.) neasee, Mixsissippl rried acrom 2s Batley happen to Spokane the next day by Erichve the Mixstexippl rt | cunt anag And Capron, not satisfied with | drs ' Helena, Ark. an the way be bas been getting beck Rriekecs southwest into at the fans for the mean manner tn | pire—Frar | Down through the ere | RH EB. which they Joshed him the t tow ~_— waxy” belt where the T | Chicago ear +10 4 0 days, knocked another homer, mak you anythi } ‘ and 2 3 0 ing about three since Georgie found any place can be raised, and out Batterte Backman, Reiger and JOSH DEVORE. himself. Julfe Streib also BASEBALL NOTES into the alkall brush of the western g and : aocetnale meal ti t, making t part of the Lone Star state the rout parses for the day, Bennett having lade. ‘Then the drivers turn north. | COAST LEAGUE annexed the oth passing throygh Oklahoma, N Hondrix was hits, | Rob Brown hus been beating the | resks, Kansas, Missourl, Iowa and Standing of the Clubs. ae Erteson : Mt | ushea for another reilabie pitcher | itinols, @topping at Chicago. The Won, Iau or seven, b total for some time and, judging by mileage to be covered ia 2,915.8 couldn't wir Jem. i 21 %, ~ f woe on the fa of the & te se, i when Seattle ; bugs when Miller's departure | The Glidden tour tw the blue rib-| Wer six, seeme ; ntioned, It Is a safe bet that | bon Am road event Me. "| s out of every one does not cot mueh as reliability Bob hae larted. Miller ts a mighty i eee te, Mevanth Seattle evened UP | good pitcher and one that could be} Ad. mimchas perfection in tho | > score a bi . ae nos, | depended upon: ee , Agen © but al Vancouver got one more | 4°? “ » |tucturers are ble pains | jand expense to send ¢ At San Francisco. im the cighth and It was all ov Ss i & heck tm the as “toma Morning gar R Bpokane opens here this after-| _Stlminy ang Just ts show iirown {chine their factory ean produce to] AT TOP, GLIDDEN TOUR PATHFINDER CAR ON A “RIVER” ROAD CHARLES J. GLIDDEN, orem moon, giving the fans their first ji iw it ought to be done, played a| “ter the tour } NEAR MAGNOLIA, KY. | Oakland ; ehance to get a tine on the Indians. | 114, game. | Charles J. Glidden, weal hy | BELOW, PATHFINDER CAR 'G THE MISSISSIPPI AT | Boston Millionaire Who ts Sponsor © Ok 9] «, Batteries: Baum and Sp | eee a sportaman of Moston, Masa, started Hele: A. ARK io tes Pane ‘ 2! Moser, Christian, Thomas ¥ PO & Hl Deapite the fact that the road to| the tour, and offered for " . ° ubine Ee s itt Mitse. 1 2 2 ij the ball park was weary and full of| Winner. He himsetf, s wife aT Lae tone |, Afternoon game— i ¢ Ji travail, a goodly crowd braved the 3 parti rewnel " * ft park. The contest is expeqge ‘ reg | Oakland oy ® ol aovere & a © be hoped | And will probably be at the wh ike dies de eee eee 4 ‘ ‘ . ‘ iF $]s8cehat concyote wit "soon set: | Ms own Gar inthe four thin ear. | pe cumae al Sun pray Me * | POINTS OF INTEREST IN 1910 GLIDDEN TOUR Ach cna ta Lone . . j Resting, Belding ee t Chicago. Whalen and La Longe. nu . 1 ° ae > | ere’ argument, but ff he had pitched | Lincoln, aaninted = by! Chartle even states will te rooted. ace phicaga ..++0e | tH % shut-out guine he would have loat | TO SCRAP IT OUT) schmuts, who ts now wih Tacoma er fe Sete te be ts ee pt mt Paper ie ans ine a otorning game ‘ | pon sonny rare: et heart of the famous Kentucky Blue Kling; Camnitsz, Moore pre Abb tee wg a H PO. : i. thy n y oe Hroad vee or ‘ ear oe sted aie ek eles . « "> 4 DUAL MEET AT oe bp sens me = galleeadigrint Heap roadway ee te 5 apires—Kinen and ySahtetees vit: K oe BS ae coin and Broadway high schoots will the firet Glidden tour to visit the - 4 Lincotn, na Hams; Briswalter am pu 8 8 Me E UNIVER ERSITY | play their first game of the seaxon = satay Basco So dial sesh aah 4 EH UN Ternoon geme— z £2 8). Tacoma and Lincoln grack teams | ‘MOrrow. afternoon at Lincoin| will de the battery stunts rd = wkend ok Ae, @ | San Francis ; $ 2 ¢ 8} will clash this afternoon In a dual} * = = 7 lt ac *| “Ete Bene bei *| Lincoln, i iacake oe Bs Joana b \* (With Apologies to Killarney.) * Thorsen, Nagle and Orendorfl, rs ~ se benigd nag ie ‘ ® Beatties not what she used to " 4 ¢ i i [ly but the Inde trom: the Clty af Weston sSupreme Moment--TheGoal! [SfAS Wit LIST = 5" 4 si baie Destiny may spring a surprise. | | # Our pitchers are rotten as you * RE oso20 , * can ne *) ‘ 28 1338! Local train for Portiand and in- * if Lett; Miller is fr from we. *& 1 © | termediate points, O. & W. R. R., * Why did he sell our Lefty? *| a: Hitt and Hogan, Sioere es o—7/7:15 a m. Breakfast served in din-| i ai eG. Funan, nae O12 3e61 os) onee 2 } ; pon Summary: Two-base bit--¥riek. Home| !8& CAF. Passenger station, First (My ‘Untted Frese} ee eee ee es {and M wy. Tuns—-Bengett, Capron. Streth Sacrifice | 8¥Verue south and Dearborn sechtaran Stay 4-Phe Panel To the: Roaster Sasa te nd Tr 1 € tired her House and Garden Needs ia $1.25 Meat Safe—Size 16 by 23 inches; three sides covered with wire screen; has hinged door with §3¢e brass catch. May Sale price ... 65e Step Ladder—-3-foot Size House- hold Step Ladder; every step mortised; made of light but durable material, steel braced. May $1.25 Infant’s Bath Tub—With side handles; made of heavy tin, japanned. May Day Sale 6 price ...... i ty LOS a5 aidan | Edward Payson Weston, the veteran pedestrian who recently completed a walk across the continent, “Batted for ¥ | from Los Angeles to New York City, making the Journey in lays’ time, posed for the accompanying pic se , _ ture for The Star on the steps of the city hall in New York City. Weston p nted the message sent re by 45c Water Jug—New Colonial glass, Mayor Gaynor, of New York, by the mayor of Los Angeles, and Gaynor was just preparing to read the ~ full polished; new tankard {note when the photographer pressed the button. sigs shape; %-gallon size. May € = = M " Day special .......... fyear, unk DIAMOND GLINTS | ===" °° STATE. LEAGUE 18 a aed lander and Brownte, now with Min one 75¢ Sprinkling Can—In 10-quart size; made from extra heavy galvanized iron ; smooth finish, with zinc spout; a garden necessity. 49e Peay Sale... ccccccccces j $5.50 Lawn Mower—Our “Highland” Ball-Bearing Lawn Mower has 4 cruci ble steel, self-sharpening knives and k- | | | Lee Tannehil!) has replaced Biack-|neapolix in the American assoc In |burne at short for the White Sox. | tion, is leading the «luggers of that | Bleckburne has #0 far fatled to show | league. 4 | 1 the speed he did in the Eastern | bed ah al ee last season. (ity United Press) Dance at Dreamtand tonight, CHEHALI May 9% Two of the Joubf} headers played yesterday tn | the State broke « National ‘eague ball phrks’ are now as arid as Mayor Gays New York city to be on 8 pe Meants Harry Storch, left fi Dallas team in the T der of 1 the large wheels; simple adjustment. Re- pean ge = ru tS Rocoy bs "|, The gffer of an automobile fo the|ma and Chehalis each tting DIAMONDS new of th 01 ach tim : member, all our mowers are tested by se mpg pg, yng To best bafter in the Americaggunt! Na- | gamo at Chet and Hoquiam and On credit, $1 per week, mn ex t before de- } > 8 tional leagues has ea many of! Anerdeen splitting the bacon at Ab STERLING JEWELRY CO, a pert before de- | 4 the husky athletes to he dust 5 A R 119. May Dey | President Taft is kept busy auto- | [Ne husky athle as ttt ordeen. Raymond, on its own 705 Firet Av. corn 115, : Jent's signature on a ball are Frank | fetal tea {the morning and afternoon games, — ~ f $1.00 Bird Cages—Large assortment J} Chance and Johnny Evers, of the| Larry cr t “the —atar of Enameled Bird Cages, complete aed hi sends “alg 88 Active, vigorous health is with perches, swing, feed Buse Rayn nd, of the New York apo ie from ‘ tn tn atl va necessary in the business cups, ¢tc.; a neat and roomy € inated’ athlete in captivity. Mo.|Rads by Charlie Carr world today. cage. May Day Sale .......... Graw has hired an ex-policeman to Chien. look after his eccentric ptteher.| ge, Loul inset Bit’ AbAtein ——_ $1.35 Screen Poor—Made of best Jj Raymond kicked at first, but he 1s] ig one of ot first sackers tn wg instructions now the country They think differently ne in Pittsburg and several other cities | In the big league uthern pine, natural finish, covered th flyproof wire cloth. Choice of 2-8x6-8 or 3x7 feet. ) ¢c May Day Sale .. ‘ — com health impaired? you take the part in the daily battles of lif that you could «an ye h weakened vital hope to attain the that is your natural low? ‘There is no better assistance to Pabst Extract The Best Tonic when you are worn out by business cares Combining in correct pro portions the tissue-bullding qualities of rich bariey malt and the You can always pick out a “Benjamin” man ina ol Cleveland, in the Amerte von five extra inning gs . first trip away from home this son- Local train for Portland and in son. termediate points, O. & W. R. R., aE be 4 7:15 a.m, Breakfast served in din Fiynn has won a home iat first ling car. Passenger station, First und flolding are a regular feature of | avenue south and Dearborn. > *** jthe games, and timely hits by this youngater won two gues trom the| sd BROKERS. Risen oe Walls & Lewis Co. The cares of manaking the team NEW YORK 8TOCK -—not because he’s conspicuously dressed, but because # r generally the best-dressed man there. He couldn’t select a Benjamin Suit that wouldn't be 25¢ Garden Rake—Of malleable iron: 10-tooth size; fitted with good hickory handle. While they 1 € ast, May Day Sale ... perfectly good taste—because there aren't any made, And he couldn't pay more than what it’s worth of last, to get excellent style and service for the same reasom $3.25 Cotton Garden Hose—In 25 ot That’s the way Benjamin Clothes are built. sections; a pure rubber core, covered [|| having been taken from him, I GRAIN AND PROVISIONS tonic properties of choicest hops. it sumutates, every tune ‘ BO Spal aa sj ne getting one and two hits dally Private Wires ion of the body in # perfectly natural way and relieves with well-woven can complete fiand is leading the American longue} main 7791 Ind. 2280 Sarveanene tal erase ee enema | lugeor, gk gg 327-328 Bailey Bidg. The United “Ginger” Beaumont has apparent- ly taken a new lease on life since be- coming a Cub. His fielding and batting have been right up to snuff. with couplings; guaran- teed to sta city press 9 Government specifically ure sea eed PAM chico ens a a le of Fred Lake Is doing the same thing | with the Boston Nationals that he * | did with the Boston Americans last » Grain and Provisions, | Order « doxen bottles from your local druggrs Insist upon it being Pabst, or, He has his men fighting nes 229. Private Wires. jevery inch of the way, and next 304-305-406 Alaska Bide.