The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 21, 1910, Page 2

OPICS OF! O ALL DAI T game— 1:64 FRED WEED WINS GAME BENDER AND NOTE or NTERES LY FOLLOWERS MALTED MILK Vancouver Everything for the Dog Can be found tn our extensive line of dog collars, harnesses medicines, cakes and biscuits We carry also a large Palmer Hammocks, line of Ever dy Hot and Cold Water Bot tles and Cases, Field Glasses, Razors, Lather Brushes, ing Soaps, nia Shoes, Goods. Khaki Clothing, ‘ Athletic and K OUR FIBHING TACKLE CONTINUES THIS WE - has not been hitting the ‘Spokane pi hers. If wee! TheFoodDrinkforAllAges written on it at the endo tu see | Not in any Milk Trust (EP lnsist on “HORLICK’ Take « package home Victor and Edison Machines and Records BORGUM MUSIC Co,, 1207 3rd Ave. Open Evenings H Ret the goods of the firet JEWELRY CO. Room 119 STERLING 105 Wiest Av Main 7204 A GOOD PLACE TO BUY H. L. KLEIN THE SHOEMAKER Art goods, stationery, piotuse frames made to order, brushes, burlaps, Wail Mf you can't get boots or Paper ka ning, paper shoew to fit you, ing, painting and signe, te at the made to measure BRAL PAINT PAPER CO. & WALI THE STAR t the aoa m| ¢ & m,| Beret ai | 715 pom 4 om Solman dock. subject te tna 78 Stevens, the man who teaches how to dance. ne every day and THURSDAY A TT LL UP-TO-DATE SPORT FANS Kippered Kipling EX fluted legs; strong and Special Our desc buy down in all department Op- portunities are great to buy good furniture under regular prices ULY 1910. 2 TY AND LARRY 88 : : BED TENSION TABLE—This five-foot ,Extension Table is | enport, dle of solid oak, finished golden; very neat turned and | frame serviceable; egular $7.50. ears price cial i All the Credit You Want July Stock: Adjusting Sale | Is Nearing the End you need furniture of any ription, you should do your ing now; prices are marked Witt EXPERT c OMMEN G BUYS BUTLER Golden Second Ave. tt HAT 1S DIFFEREN mmm ad AND JANSING FROM Tagg j ' { ‘ t. a | / ’ f Jansing, the ; i Pat F t by 1 f New First Baseman From Spokane Drives in Four| LEAGUE ol ‘ Runs by His Lonely—Is There on the Fielding Sta ff ae FY yy e Old Chief Bender ia still on top » | Larry Las and Tyrusa Cobb are se ftetb ne t and Looks Like the Best Bet on Seattle Team of the heap in the American! (BY |e the Gold Dust Twine with the the Tacoma ; ite i eague. Li of Chics with a) : n the America Mr - " W ond, * > Joss Pitches Effective Game. pe mm ee ge A Some fools there were, and the yed their stack — | ww ib in the American, Mi " : tn Weed, ‘peta i . . " |Lajolea has somewhat o n edge ‘ ; the ————. him, but bas appeared in only f (Even as you and 1), : Pac A coated epg ree i 24 : one tx weric é i kamen The American leng On a large white man to defeat a black " eb sgn ye at gg é ” Cop Reed. Standing of the Clubs, NATIONAL LEAGUE [pitchers with an average of over papi ‘hie th the deadly whack!) also of the Napa, te in w. L Pot | 500 ure (We called him the man wi " on. Lost. Pet. 00 Me siug P Spokan o> 7 Standing of the Clubs | G. WwW. 1 But the fools now know | mild never come back | Players, clube AB, RL HL Aver | Vancouver SO 41 S49] Last, Pot . Chicago .. 4 1 0 | (Even a and T) runk, A 6 is aamhh 45 “4 506 | . W ath 17140 8 th nd .272 38 108 5 Chicago 4 q a : z i ty 2 W ry OEATTLE 6 New Tork ‘ : Karger, Boston ...12 7 2 C06 Wha i eee the thoughts oe mo ee oe Cay Ganda teen) | Pittsburg ‘ ‘ ‘7 | Harkness, Clev ee ~ : \ : : Bee 245 4888 4 e " ; S WHEN ‘ ‘ 19) Plank, Ath wt -< 1 And the weight of the 1 ach + ree a> a ie pi ame aot pe he ‘ 3 40 Ford, Ni ¥ 17 10 4 Belong to the Jeffries who did not know icaae fotsals ie Ws | Te fo f the f }Donovan, Detroit. @ 6 2 And now we know that he never could know) ' ¥ 303 37 «96 «a7! pitcher 4 45 CAnd now w no 4 ' : ‘athe 10 i (By United Frees.) ‘ SA the good work of Weed | poston «+: Se FR | agp Or ly HE He never could come back Mahl Boston 31, 98 Sh set] SRW YORK. 3 Hugh hie original aaa aa ° ‘urkes me wo s, a * . : ir g roa 7 5 7 oe y t . when MecCamment was te} At Pitteber Wadell, St. L. -. -. 2 : 1p r, Athlet 7 6 17 1 seek, the Austra fight 1 he flights in 1 Pan th t to ne Me ° R. H. E | Atkins, Ath 2: sae Some fools there were, and their goods they spent o ring, Atiaatics 5 if 4 er, 1s conf t that Jack J = Tomah fire Boston ........ 3 8 Oj} Mullin, eDtrott ...26 14 7 (Even as you and I); ILaporte, N. ¥ ‘9 27 ’ finally w opt bis guar son is willleg te 4) Pittsburg 2 7 0] Hall, Boston _. ae Reno and keno—the nace the ont ik At. Detroit. 6s 7 94 | teed offer of $ 0 Lo meet t a h. “Wheat be ite: ‘| Batteries—Ferguson, Evans and | Vaughn, N. ne Ee. F ie Saad t-they thoumht it aeant): anty, Det ‘2 44 sed fe gee at Sew mae nk again, 1 am win Hughe y 10 ; 8 (And it wasn’t the le at they M4 ; Athtet “6 48 " « er va. Graham; Maddox and Gibson agg Alay | : A > : : 6th Foie oo Big ; ant | Qutaa, Y i? 19 7 But a fool must follow } ura 4g 18 2 a te of the water ap At Cincinnati eee ee (Even as you and I . a 3 ' — rat RoW E “eer ARN + ie } iso 38 : NO MORE TACOMA bn were Cormalty vote oy * New York i » Cleve. . Ook, Wie shies Wa tnet and the douth it cost 06 40 the Seana Raymond. With t runs to the | Cinctanatt oe son eee SS ae “atte rellént thie ' Md <i ae 4 IN STATE LEAGUE 99.04, ir a ge a te ihe ‘Turks had it alt their| Batteries—Crandall and Schlet; iw nite ee Belong to the Jeff wi 1 rack ch gm 4 “4 ” 4 onterday. It wag Own way for the reat of the «| Burns and McLean | Joss, Clevel Rie eB selong ¢ Jeti wh é ~ dg : +4 (ity United Prem) ) eliminate Thamerne and would have secured a shutout C. Smith, Bc ie Sa / (And now we know he could never come back); nn at. 5717 «(64 6| ABERDEEN, Ju 21.—Ta 2 -pping out Of the had Lynch held on to Warren's easy At Chicago. | Warhop, N. Y¥ 16 6 6 (BMG) Yes, now we understand a +219 87 78 1268] wit me longer have « club tr ae week 969. The league fi fiy, the boot wing Byrnes to R Sie eh tate’ a 8 ae as ie Sel eae’ caer a e (he season with § feo : gy fg ing aye — neeee 9 7 2) Jonnson, Wash #2 11 11 690 sn’t the shame and it isn’t the blame oan telly el as + ile HE + Hi - — b them being the bingle an __ | Palkeaberg. Clev..20 7 7 .600 ¢ a red hot tack 1. Gardner, N. ¥..141 1 (26 be Joss kept them weil the Battories—- Boll and Erwin; Pfeis TH IT HAPPEN 5 n ‘ rape lm Oe F- 4 ; 2 Tigers were t ter, Mclntyre and Archer, Twelve| “THEN to k he ow y bo ao ae , t Seattle scored two in the fifth and | innings. “whe he could never know why) 1Carvigan, Ban ee. TODAY'S STYLES TODAY ‘ one in the ni making the final River mn | eens Newer ; ete . % ‘ result 6 to 1 in favor of the Turks. | At Ot Lovie. . pe: he de couldn't yack tics. 37. OT i A triple play in the seventh, the | RW . t 1 68 wea ttl, “a tat alf Price on : erat eee. \ND LANGFORD | |i |) Linen Apparel any erm “Hari” ack BES] inen Appare } hit @ fast py Pace y This sale includes every en or r tagged Benn n the road to #e Qn5 Sremnan. 4 | t Coat, Suit or Dre in the ip whipped ball first } ptt . catching Weed off Mott These are splendid values, in a Raymond, who was trying to score : Weed was the bright star of t Standing of the Clubs. | (hy Caltea P+) August | novelty ts, lace game, driving in two runs with « Won. Lost. Pet | PHILADELPHIA y Ti—fam| Langford and Kaufman were Hi broidery trim 5, NOV- ae Rice single, and tater scored Ray- | Philadeiphia 5 4 496 ir ford, the Boston bonectusher,|matehed for an encounter in Ban| iB elty coats, in different effects, They th mond ahead of him with a clean| New York s o38 oe Sat ant the California | Francisco June 16. The match was| (My United Wrown) i 5 dif at ne} : home run to the center Meld fence. | foston ” 3% 598 and Ai Kaufmas, - " r 4 PORTLAND, Ore.. J 21.—Judge | are «excellently made and finished ¥ He covered the first bag like a big | Detroit “s » 6 heavyweight, who ts considered by called off Ae ® result of the ttl; POR ND, Ore aly & udg pea ai leaguer, and was there on all the /| Cleveland a a at 468 many fight fans to be the only man tude of Governor Gillett against! Thomas F. Graham, president of the eo Be pickups. | Washington ..... 32 as 400 with a real chance to wrest the t-|the JeffrieeJotnson battle. The) pacitic Const league, sald today that | : . » | Chicag 314s “392 tle from Jack Johneon, have been| militia was ordered out and held|he cupecte te temain in’ Portland $1.50 to $2.50 ingerie re > =» * * St. Louis . “ ba 312 matched for a stx-round go here in| in readiness to stop the battle urdey or Sunday. Then. | it a sens staiidimliatihi oteomnan oe ie to the present plana, he W 95¢ 9 Reckeateid ie 13 8 ¢ .: 3 At Philadelphia. = nen ens WW. lecuine aists 9 z 2 re he i HOE * eee eee 2 es ner of ts Portland Const tess - tn re ek | Chicago whe 8 8 # | expect to leave for a tour of Was 7 ) ae 1 ¢) Philadelphia cies aa oe * KEENER Goes UP. | ingen, hep vlan to viekt Seattle se four Cre it a ‘2 @ and poleane he two basebal ; ty $$] Batteries—Scott, Young, Smith \% (My United Prem) | magnates will leok over the baseball It is not necessary to pay all cash for of Pagosa ‘|and Sullivan; Coombs and Lapp. *® cmbaco, juy m The | “tuation im the Washington cities your apparel while our Easy-Payment ; vo Be Ba a % Ciicage Nationa! tenque. club #ipcre in gee Prantl Pian is available. By an inspection of be © Unesterto a « ere = eta hort i isco, ord S$ av » y an ins; sie on At Boston, on | ws Gis Breage : oe pase ‘aot — ® Yesterday announced the pur- be pp cee Heaney op = ite van our prices you will find that te doesn't L- es 4 > peer Fite annual ox | The matines of the Beattie fapoot- 1a Sones of Quifielier Keener of &| daughter ? 4 G ae Be et me es Me 14 il star performer at the anoua Bi club next Saturday promises! the Spokane club, in the Narth- &| He immediately won over the |My COSt any more. 7128 . 2 9 3) hibition of that society be one of the most interesting |@ western toague Keener will @, land fane by beosting Portiand t ae Se Batteries—Willett and Stanage;| Suspended gracefully from a pate |o. wa of the season. Besides a fast ® finish the scason with Kpokane, ®|as a good baseball town ie : Collings and Carrigan. (Fleven in-|of swinging rings, he sped to and! ieogram of horse races, thare are |# and join Chicago in the tall | Although this trip is a vacation astern ttin bs a 2 nings) fro in space, while a group of ad |many special features announced, | # t | for Judge Orabam, it is said. how . s $ dna miring girls gased with pardon-| onatating in part af tr meres eit et ewer eee eee r, that he will conmult with the 1332-34 Second Ae 2 ee a 1 At Washington. able pride upon bis lithe, agile | teet re oF ue - Northwestern league managers, with to If-mite races), with from € t * 4 pe oted idee nes RW [frame and guraied 1 feminine A413 chines tr gach events fying] Daoce at Dreamtand tonight. |[Sar'e™jtyiermaes, sayciehtent “Seattle's Reliable Credit Howe” = on ’ NE Sis css ckeces 4 9 2) miration in which the Condor 0 limelude four cities in the Northwest z tle are 3 Washington % 9 1) Then came the owning pone of lef actor, and cone | — - — vn Gemmery ngs |the performanee, and t silence Mott and Byrnes Double piaye—Ray Batteries Mitchell, Koestner | mond to Bena over s broken by vociferous applause s band me on the job | - Mort eree “nits -Senton Jom | 88 Bemis; Groom, Meyers, Joha-| “oie (Owen ing ropes — through the jen, and wilt | e Wa: Home run—Weed Sacrifice hite--Lynen.| son and Breckendorff } ty teaped, tad | probably hold parades Friday after-| ° ‘ e Grattshank McFadden. Pitchers’ reoord badly frayed, am ae | 4s maeeraap waeranad } —One hit, two rune off BM. a THE END. jneon and “ = ‘truck out——By t New York. - “ pater | ~ ‘ RHE he new Grand Trunk P 1) dencisemen=csmeranemnen crassa ee ‘ ‘ —~) | St. Louis .. it 2 * BILL PAPKE BARES ° "Therese ae ant ‘ Rvs wll asae midnight, for Vietoria, Vancouver, | | Rattevten wie and Stephens; | Prince Rupert Stewart and Queen | 00 cases | a ee KETCHEL 10 FIGHT. Charlotte isiands, and every Thure- | | day during the balance of the sew us ‘ a | COAST LEAGUE json, and the steamer “Prince Ru- . te (iy United Pree) " ‘ order to close out oug entire line of Hale's A T THE IN lh | | By United F | pert” every Sunday night, making In order to close out tire line of Hal | Standing a the Clubs. - DENY. : Foe Fa 4 P. a — }two sailings weekly. City aoe Sectional Hookcases, we offer the following | (iy United Press.) Fae oa wos lant Fet-liet to Stanisy Ketchel. Papke wante peg ma r way. Dock foot ; stocks at vory heavy reductions | SPOKANE, July 21. —The Beavers | gan Francisco 6 61 at it fight the Michigan man for thei" o. ooss ind. 2064 and Main | Five sections tn golden oak, includ j Janded on Boner hard in the first | Loe Angelos 6S agg] Remains Ale, © Ketehel bake | ase i ing top and base; $27.60 value .. i inning, getting three hits, and being | Oakland sO away from the contest, Pag je~ | STE foe presented with three passes, nego- | Vernon 54 52 lar he will claim the cham ens Five sections in golden oak, includ. 7 | tiated three scores. Then, with the | sacramento 29 67 yp by default. ing top and base; $26.75 value .. i bases full and three balls on Smith, apke has accepted the ofter | the Vancouver pitcher then at bat, At Portland, a local promoter to meet Ketche jot en is S$: Five sections te golden oak, includ 17 00 Pitcher Kratzberg was yanked from R. 1. w.|TROUEN the governor has, sald ie j ing top and base; $25.60 value A the bench and ied out to repiace | ¢ lectins, ; will permit no fighting In Wyoming. * f Bonner. Smith swatted the first | portined $ 18 A lthere ts talk today of staging the Owl Bane Ce. } Five sections in Early English, in 19.75 ball pitched for a clean double, scor- ttert Sadtew, tenis ane wu. match, “is is ye an a fea cluding top and base; $29.75 value . . f three more runs. Vancouver ane —mnaniey, Bute t ture of frontier day at Che ° i | Sook Ge. mare later, making "the #; Gregg and Murray. Umpires) next month. Ketchel has not yet Three sections in Early English, in i f final tally read like 7 to 2. Meyers and Hildebrand. replied to rs offer cluding top and base; $21.25 value | { Smith pitched good ball, and ‘ sonpreee ; y At F . . . ‘ risiied ve stingy hie San Francises, R Do > Combination Bookcases and Writing Sess | Music Cabinets Vancouy ABR. HPO. Los A ele 2 un- wn! af , Quan 2 ce ee % Oakland os : 3 2 | These Bookcases are six feet high, with writing dewk om one “aide; | An attractive Music Cabinet Zemes, 38 gon Ge Se Be Ba 20 | apr errns aap Tower ana} Tone the nerves, strengthen | ssiasconssiit-Meiibhaie atta “alk fear make 6 handsome piece of furniture and are very convenient for the egy em Regie mere | I s 3 H H H ; Smith; Moser and Mitxe ithe stomach, urify the blood | rate pr for thirty days } 319 Galion Oak Gaadeesd mahogany ttractive em- | SOLID OAK Btreib. 1b se 4.0 3S + - ~ en bossed front 1 the case | RACK—Very Gcharnweber, os 13 1 8 403~=«8 At Los Angeles. and geta fresh grip on health Full Plates . . $u1 olden Oak Combination le? oe. 6 Lewis, © ee Be SS ee zs ae a * $27.00 n Oak Combination is 36 inches high, 17 inches | pleasing pattern Smite, pS. $$ 3 8 4 8) Sacramento ..... of es by taking Gold Crowns .. $22.60 Waxed Oak Combinating wide, 14 Inches deep five | it cme ‘desis Me fee hay | ee z ‘ a4 > ’ |Porcelain Crowns . .$3.00 } 445.00 ed Oak Combination aise sieee tae | senaee for tiving i atteries-Nourse, Baum and La $44.26 Early English Combination Desk e $id $6, 50 A Bi BOO Bitenes” Motemen reo ‘ : ation De vm pe Ue ee de Se | | Hasty” Pe Hogan. Det eee Beecham $ |Platina Filling . ++ ++ 50e $46.00 Karly English Combimation Desk Se gh Cabine >ropor | ular pet ice ie Ge OH A at ~ : Twel written guarantee |f $33.50 Early English Combination Desk wait a. Wa ee Be ae Bee ee ° with all. work. ately ced Special 8 ge Re | Jental My Be 3 ie ae Sold Evervwhere, In boxes 10, and 28 | aan Raanaes! Rretsbers. > ey Si Oe Ge ie atlenannmoemayeona al | ae | AAR? ae a % in the nintis rod from po ane, Wy ohect ii A, watch the classified colfirans of | ip alall famseuter sen Jall kinds of class yesterday. He he Stal | aes | drove in two runs with @ single, and ‘AT SODA FOUNTAINS OR ELSEWHERE Somewhere there are t¥o | free | | lator sent in a man ahead of him Get the tickets advertised. They Will be | th a homer. Besides these stellar ‘ and Genuine given .o the persons whos’) pames | eg 4 tee te singer Original G are meaonéd in the adt: Those | site ehub Nae shibwe fore et 9 |names were picked from the direc: | ‘Spok e all woke tip somewhat | jtory, ‘shey may be ir own. aterd Weed has a good influ There Is aways a good show at the | Yoo-thirae ence on the somnolent ones tic, Read The Star densified eight and | Habit.” | DAVENPORT—This guaranteed spring and velour upholstery Oak Frame, s ! with chase We will move location in Januarye store will have six stone basement, We will entire building. oe Buy Now | Pay Later | at Union St. |