The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 4, 1910, Page 2

4 im STARKR—MONDAY, JULY 4, 1910 winie an rn CRT SO a, (— once orrenest ore UP-TO-DATE SPORTS ee nef | RRR AGT NT TC EET, Seon | ’ 7 j ° At Cincinnati | Rh htt ~ ! / R. H. @ * . | pr. J ’ ; | Pittebure +. coveesd® 14 = 4 * IF JOH EO. * j ANTS Ma tr tl 1 | * Dt atest Lote: caine” Mthebes I * iy Untied Press -: we REACHES ITS G TIGERS TAKE 2 jocmictescete""™) A GOAT OF |: ; HI FALUING Sur & | “7 . * bod At Bt. Louls * * : met BY LAURENCE REDINGTON t " ‘ n. H. FE * * Valted Fress,) t 0 IND seers werteeeeres s » o * He * Jetty Beattie spect tt told M | Batterioe—-Lush and. Bresnahan # ¥ tot iy * ‘ pats fight ¢ to r the hat t = ™ lcole and Kling, Umpt Rigler * * . a our ’ . . " . and # y ory po ve ees » Tacoma Has Fun With the Beavers Make it Five |* whe f ny sw . ‘ ~ . 7 . ah a of ache ) Moslems, Custer Being) AMERICAN LEAGUE ae . sided denies tettedic Bediallad fan gain > . | Straight From the Red- sear Pullkinans enage : : the Fall Guy Mostly— PO + ina B : the p a oy x Rick ' Rockenfield, Frisk and | win, € ret | men reen and Brink it ; 3 af Rage tHe Tracy Sting the Ball, | Philadelphia ‘ “*'| er Fatten Batting Aver- Clty tr the gong t t « ! t et . i 4 . a0 a Kor w « b , | 8 “ > tuates mor | ages. ' # “ oan ent avenge > T this Chisnaiewrtieat: tt Standing of the Clubs | Hoat . 8 8G td ; vee Ww HA I THEY DID IN I AS : i bears are © r x We Von yo s 6 34 (462) eis RRR RRR te [heir Uttle game of « sa 4 83 Bag] Waahinator ; : ~ | hy pe — t ; 4 : re * * ‘ re t ' A ba 33 38 465! 4 "jor ' i} a ID ‘ co tene . - * JAMES J. JEFFRIES. * ayer w va hie team t SEATTLE .., 29 «642 «(408| At Chloe | ames yeuterday, with Spo s GOOD PERCH AND mas * ® | sea fats 1 | rat 4 rou. we] ng the lowing end for th seve n . J K a here i if 1 “ * * aK ‘ " = . ¥ ti or der H “ You * ie Draw San Fra »* *#. eI play r ~e 1 p Ale x r | hal For paid i ~ 7 } y ' > T * wy Seek 4 a my ; atte . and} x. ts i 1 i as *) h \ . Pa x piter . ' re ne « agus ne t “ * W ' “ etre! w trait K it ft * we . . My At Dd t aaa : if - fs : s w Y * tk Be ' , ° hathowsee tite had & 4) * Ps ° 4 f - rfere *! . h at. ( I ' * th 7 « ee s . peal *>? w c y Istand *. : reg t ! + t o- wy t torn hy 7 « ' ba y Work h s , a7 ost fr *: K ! * ' : ver 6 * * ~_e - t : a, *s w Loa A i re : t PO A COAST LEAGUE of th *? Knockout. San Francisco * : bi : tee * * * i hes “oe C | gh wit «J . Knoeko: a* ‘ i ; pan te Ome ig ' aid = bf he tar ‘ ' i i , ’ Lost. Pet. }) bum b * Knocko * wt “ ' eg ‘0 You bd fe 4” “ ; Rey Ge ‘ 37 ‘ . * * ‘ ; i 3 ‘7 46 : the ¢ * Kn ut. San Pra l* $ = 4 . * * a Angeles Ve ar * *Patied to k k out Munroe im exhibition 5 . " r x But * * " ; “" still t * JACK JOHNSON, * ' ‘ ie oe the 9 * +4 ! 8 : mn M x , ey: by ( ; * cord in 20 of his most important fights * * $ 3 4 i ! . pwd . ‘ . ‘ o i r i « *) Marvin Hart * 7 a ' = ai ° mr *) i* ae 8 ‘ . ‘York *? 7 ° * amt, ei ?| Ducky Hol has resigned as tabor * ‘* t 4 s in nee : 4 3 $| manager of the Toledo club. i mean! * * o uF ’ , | Perey house 8 3 2 * * . & a : id Mi a nnatt bas signed Bi be Bure, | son, ¢ : ‘ “a no i En Ae a 4 - a ’ . tfielder ot id to be 1 thon to which Mj ge bd ving. a raid, Mplesman ana ‘Themes | : ie ee ae eee Ore ee eS ee only W Jan, 16—Joe Jeannette No decision aa | MILLION TO SEE FIGHT, # Y : ; bo $ 2 88 one lies 0 ment ® March 15—Joe Jeannette Wor 18% }* * ef KM EK ‘ . se Bre M the Lou |] THIS 8 NOT 4 sane my tnven ® April 2%6—Gam Langford Won ie |* (By United Prem) * ne ‘ Tages 4 i ' o 3.3 Sle, auee eeuen thaw soe AN EXABETION, famot ® Sept. 20-—Joe Jeanhette No decision ¢@ |@ SAN FRA 0, July 4— &/F pgp or ayo Bg H : od ad me ft fF Sl gmmes, has never been equaled count * Ne —Jim Jeffords ... Won &* \* ® | pire—¥ra j mith and War Ee Ce Be er ae His % Nov, 3¢—Joo Jeannette -.....- Draw 1 ® |® * jing rand Thomas ennai iach webu oi ‘be ha 1907, * |* a ae oar vitian a mised to be ® March 4—J. Lang eee. Knockout ox \t Be * NATIONAL LEAGUE | At Ban Francisco. ave, get Into shape and pitch win oo Ww July 17—Bod FitesMkmons Knockout l* o* ay and this @ |. Firet game RH OK * Nov. 2—Jim Flynn ie Knockout 1L & | @ morning 17 special trains car- & Standing of the Clubs | Han Prancieco aie Bae willl 1908. te | ® rytig 4.000 fight fans have left © Won. fast, nd lOabians oe A BOY WOULONT EAT steed ¥ Des, 20: Femmy Burns ...... Won. “ s \* for Nevada ms 4 « 4e a1 | Rattertes Henley and Willian bie if he didn’t Ike it. We atte — ® Oct. 16—Stanley Ketchet ........Knockout. Colma, Cal. .....12 & | * ae Nelson and Pearce ute our popularity to the fact tut find : ¥ : a \® i + a Second game Ru EF perwtaftt the goods om the first mh do saat ate ee ures in present battie $101,000-—75 pe rcemt to winner; 25 per @ | * * , 5 4 Oakland oe Se ee able prices. Use phones. *® cent to loser. * \* * as isa |Mam Francisco a8 08 NS FEW EERE CO. 1g IL Federal Paint ana wall Paper Cs “Ta ® * |* ® | tro 8 Ratteries—futor, Miller and Wil Main 7206 1314 First Ave, Arcade Annex as ¥e RRRRAR RARER RR aR RR Re |i RR RR HHH ER Donon 3 48 jams; Harkine and Mitac. Right in the Shopping Cmbe, i EE Re OUR JULY STOCK-ADJUSTING SALE Stocks Re-arranged and Many Prices Cut Deeper Than Ever Tomorrow starts the second week of our July Stock-Adjusting Sale. Hundreds of fine bargains were snapped up by enthusiastic customers during the opening week, butwe have brought forward other and stronger bargains to take their places, and this week should attract even greater crowds and the selling should be heavier than ever. there are hundreds of matchless values ready for your choosing this week, an early call is imperative if you wish to share these savings. Fine Old English Dining-Room Suites, Mahogany Bedroom Pieces, Mahogany Library Tables, ftc., Are All Heavily Reduced Fifty Attractive Rocker Bargains We have a wide assortment of Odd Tv | Rocking Chairs, about fifty patterns | tm all; cheap ones and ood ones. Too | | teegeeit ad hn gen + Reclining Chairs The Back Adjusts Automatically Our entire stock of the F Chiffonier Bargains We have marked down about fifteen patterns in Chiffoniers to such a low price that all profit to us has disappeared, We are overstocked and must do something special to adjust our stocks, This sale offers you some rare bargains if you can use a chiffomer THIS $31.50 CHIF-| THIS $82.50 CHIP- FONIER — All quar | FONIER—Highly pol ter-sawed golden oak, | ished tuna full serpentine front, | extra large s French plate | ed edges and corners uxury” Reclining Ch now marked down to very at tractive prices. pattern here shown is the lar $31.50 Chair; the frame is made of solid oak, finished gold en or fumed; upholstered in gen uine leather. Extra special for this sale ........ $17.50 MORRIS CHAIRS — All our | These must be closed out this sale, | so we have made the prices very | attractive mahogany . The pattern here shown is a very pop re, round ular Living Room Rocker; made of solid oak, finished waxed golden or w, Extra special | A splendid bargain at } Bac! F Morris Chairs are marked down $15.75 | half price ... $41.25 Sasi woh ccmitousts Ge aa wand for this sale. $47.50 Waxed Oak Chiffonier 829.00 & solid wood seat; regular price $11.50 Pa _ sme sheancdanieptinenpincipiesiinmeiie “f Special . | $27.50 Golden Oak ef mnier : $16.50 p 86. 5 a Bargains for Porch and Lawn any Chillooice ....-.--- 22.50 Reet AF d = —__——_—_———————— - = $ mgany Chiffonier ........ 50 5) 4 ; R k 29 Now is the $29.50 Golden Oak Chiffonier ......... $158.50 @ 4 ume Oc er pm time to bay $19.50 G n Oak Chiffonier $14.00 | ‘ bh Furnt We have somone i This comfortable Living Room Rocker very strongly constructed tees peso = upholstered in genuine go Z oe Woven A ng. Well t We are she : , : i | | ular price $/°.60, Extra spectal Grass Furni Child's Crib; the cofher| of Pall Seats in solid quar N : teeeeeceees SUZS ture and also some Brown posts are extra heavy; |ter-sawed golden oak, al —, air, with low back Reed — Pleces ‘ ; ‘ -_ . which are high, stationary ai ‘iin the Early English finis! —— for $9.50, Extra marked at , mn F ( ¢ rir halt good woven wire spring; the prices range from $15.00 CE er = TASES tty He soos BOTS Come hi to- | this crib comes in white| up to $10.00. All are r rere | re morrow if you | 9 You will find quite a number of war peren? enamel only; regular pfice | marked at.......... | “Arts and Crafts" pieces reduced in furniture. 7.60. Special.....$4.25 ONE-THIRD OFF | price for this sale ‘Sectional Bookcases maeam wawelel Ladies’ Writing Desks | Portieres <2. a Curtains This neat, attractive pattern comes in solid | paste ee ae by for the Viking r j eotional Book © Ww e decided t ue ca oak, finished golden or early Eniglish; also Half | if Pp 4 rying the Hale 1. We ar in a , by | | position to of wing ba to clos in bird’s-eye maple; regular price $11.00. : | d rice | but Ga the Hale desea we ive on he : Spec Be, meee oy $8.25 Ww - | | Five sections, in golden oak, including top and base : : : pric 6 pairs of | $27.50 for $18.04 We offer some very big bargains in Fine | °% ains will sections, in golden oak, including top and < re palr 1 ed out at ular pri ‘ for . $i @ sections, in golden oak, including top and t 5 Ta Mahogany Writing Desks from $15.00 up to $50.00, m $4.00. ‘ , ag Say ‘Mow Tvs tenttens in Barly English 1 $17.00 All our Solid Oak and Bird’s-E4%e Maple | io agin uae Pay Later $29.76 for ... rey SRE, locnging tp ney ~] ry silk and velc w10, Desks have been marked down for this sale. | ail colors. see Second Ave., at Union St Five sections, in Karly English, including top and b , $82.60 pair. 9S aandieadinant ae 8 14.20