The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 23, 1910, Page 2

rHE STA TURSDAY, AUC 1 ; MED FULL OF INTEREST TO ALL. FANS GOSSIP OF THE PLAYERS: Thousands of Dogs pongo te CUBS IN NATIONAL, PHILLY IN AMERICAN: =e to This Island by the Turks," PENNANT WINNERS AND WHY, BY W, 6, WEART BY WM, G. WEART I NATIONAL LEAGUE ALI THE UP-TO.DATE DOPE AND INSIDE INFORMATION ABOUT THE MEN WHO PLAY Ry United Press : thre r "y Out of respect to the elder, ox Home ran weal vel [tie eas: in "VOT while Manage memory of thie season | tl gi Vice-President and Manager The isiand of Oxias, to which dogs of Constantinople were banished. |; " © to t ene‘ oon oh -ATTELL WHIPS BOXING IS DEAD IN FRISCO tested ee eed ECT ARY gry 33--Rad ca. n “TACOMA, AY Bsn : - ‘ fe th " aget as Tigers won, 6-0 aggre Oo pean 4 ipo "aad . © ah . 4 whict ome nd i b h 4, Meet Luxurtous AMERICAN LEAGUE SHE TE QUE OUTLAW BASEBALL (>= ‘same one | AS | STEAMSHIPS (hy Untied Pree) ANGEL Details of the game 40001001 *—4! Philadely ese Sectiness, Ko the | oe tnt : : Fire-Proof Storage jand Land; Morgan, Dygert, Atkins} jthe news that , Anno The Very Best at the Same Price | and T ma: siegta —”° i enfor the < be = BEKINS MOVING AND STORAGE CO., Ine. Jor E der in the Vernon Madison at Twelfth East 41 at his : - 4+—Codar “3 TION 3 er oy, ons, ag exp NATIONAL | LEAGUE oa Buy or Sell Real Estate. Business Chances, Seo J *** PITTSBU R i. —Hitting Cn fn the pinches gave RHE - ry Pittsburg both games of a dot a Classified Page. ce Te header. Hans gor in the two ee wate Bases. The Pittsburg | ' Philadelphia j | REE | Batteries—-White, Lever, Philippi | Detro! -8 10 0 Roy Keener, the Spokane center and Gibson; Shetler, Moren and| New York 645 der who made nine h Moran. Umpires—O'Day and Bren; Battertes Summers, Willett and the ott day, ‘ SineEncnee See SEE SS = T icies game— RH. E| 1 ce oe next nol er ng ¢ wan plod Many people have wondered why we are so enthusiastic in indorsing this new and different sewing Al Philadelphia Sy 7 yb, AMATEURS AND SEMI-PROS - A ag lye BR + Fey op machine, “THE FREE,” nply because we feel enthusiastic tovour finger tips about it. itieticn—Coaenite ani Otbecn; cite sca sadhasa egal the Coast league Why, we are so convinced about the abso eriority of the “FREE” over any machine we have A Stark, Brennan and Dooin. Um om the National Gro pires—-Brennan and O'Day e - Seattle in Sunday's a walloping lut Harry White pitche for the Ch ever seen or heard about, that we don’t even dare tell you the price. It is so low that we realize that if you was batted out of At Chicago. jgame by a # of 4 to 2. Mead, Ww 1 the price without seeing the machine, you would not be able to appreciate the fact that “THE B © Ble te & oe, etre out f first time tn 2PER” : eines y vier ae men ae is FREE” is the only perfect 20th Century Sewing Machine. i The National Grocery clu’ has Boston o 8 3 1 ' ane TON um or Port Hadley wt yre and Kin: Bu Now—Make Your Own Terms—As Low as $1 00 a W se dan. Umpires—Klem and Kane. R. H . 2 : 3 ‘ Bi At St. Louis. a yD § Bi R. HE and Dean V' ist St. Louis ‘4 9 $u New York 1 ou Cy Batteries Semrich, Harmon,| le Patton, jresnahan and Bliss; This Library Er Drucke, Crandall, Meyers and Wil Table is made Ye son. Umpires — Johnstone and/ ¢ 9 eh Eason | Connie Mack, manager of the | ot 35 At Cincinnati. 4 sia Athletics, wants more | finished we rh ze, s ley R. HB —Nine to one » in favor of the batter ie fantially made of. hard- ing Brooklyn ..... sss0+ 8 12 1] y's game be + gow : , latch , ay he Cincinn so ; strong and sub it is 6 br Batte er, Dessau and = c ae . all a stantial; Berger rns, Rowan and Me ~ eg om el aaa tecor nh resent e et r8x42 Lean. Umpires—Rigler and Ems-| 7 Rn AI® national archery rna-|- ‘ i ee eres Mer lympla. 02201002 e—9 11} ment in Chicago 74 hits, giv ves th tavor inches; one ‘a 00001000 0—1 g| ins her a total of 358 point of Detre Jer s Is one drawer wide Watch the classified columns of | DOCTORS vs. LAWYERS |/sn’t in the habit of cei col vm are two free| eB Friday after. * $4. 85 | We show a large line of 1 will be| this | piety si | Kitchen Cabinets, all prices, $26.00 Golden Oak Library Table ........ $15.80 | including the Hoosier. cha : 5.00 Golden Oak Library Table ......... $14.40 | - ‘ Be in Ant-Tubereulosis 1 and the | say ‘pasl al Ovienial Patt Hoom || $26.50 Golden Oak Library Table ......... $16.20 $6.75 Iron Bed for $3.75 3 si Es Bit! Be greatest of thira| Mayor Hi Gill has consented to| tonight. $10 cash | daily. 1413 7, ’ . 3 : ‘ ; dley, greatest 14 | umpire the game 3rd ay, between Pike and Union, | $20.00 Early English Library Table .......$12.35 Wein Attractive Tien : | poe es Ls atl WHY $31.00 Early English Library Table .......$19.20 | posts and : fa } many people trade with the|{ 95-00 Early English Library Table .......$21.90 | with fining & + | DERAL PAINT & WALL PA-/f $25.00 Early English Library Table .......$15.40 | neat pattern 2 nll Pagan 14 First av. near $18.00 Early I nglish Libr ary Tabtn $11.: 5 | ies eer whi + ' | | aes Tae a rice $6.7 : mereiaiie Tham | High. Class D Dentistry at Cut ] $17.50 Early English Library Table ....... $10.25 | .. j THE BEST VOR Lxss i Stevens, the a j | — : : Rae P es for Thirty ~ man wi teaches We Move All the Grea We Are Agents for | Ae . 0 ow to dance, | rw Plat ove To Our New Six-Story The Monarch } ‘ordered : Building | ee ' DK. ©. ©, GILBERT, Mer on All ; ; * ° Ran e NewYork Dental Parlors, Inc. Diamonds onCredi Pike and Fifth se 2 G14 First Ave. i get the goods on the firet P New | The Range That Pays for | Becond Ave, at Union si | Itself by Saving Fuel Ohio Dentists 307\/2 PIKE ST Entrance Room 4. Over Ow! Drug Co pay STERLING JEWELRY ©O. 705 Wirst Av Room 119 Main 7204 Bellingham, E Bik 1514 Hewett Next January nm 3989