The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 24, 1910, Page 2

* k ey THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1910. Seattle’ s Popular Hom Furnishers News, THATS RiGw UP TO THE MINUET GOSSIP OF THE PLAYERS | Aionuincw csott tite mes ‘Wns MAY HICACQ’C Ma Posts Forfeit, Son Fights; |[Fpucna, cpnnte GOOD HEVVINGS! WE ALMOST IS ll CHICAGO'S Coubdliiaicn. iat ‘a eat [6 ENERAL 3 SPORTS WON N THAT SPOKANE GAME! “7 DAYS S_ MORE LAST YEAR ON Se “s THE TOP? Won Last, Bet NATIONAL LEAGUE Taisiiaceaaaipaiaasatiniapentnenmananmanimeneemmenennee nding of i As Piers ow] 4 to 2 OFF [si WEEKLY] e ie oo Se en mere eer On ee : ane raat Odd Dining Chairs vit Ce Rockers and Divans "that “25 Buffets and Sideboards “angrricfisny sata And new Qtaniey Katehel | oaa's ' fucer| AMERICAN LEAGUE |] » $10.75 si9.08 , fe a brand new 1 a mighty an lif ay t ° Standing of the Clubs ; 89.00 , 824.50 agp i ivan. $in.7a | o $19.75 aun 830.00 827,00 fo $15.00 § ) $14.50 sther THE TIGERS AID And ant people to know ot| vat a chap to the Ex-| WANCOUVER TO WIN : « ‘ i : a fe eat yn ema Se na | 1 phate yy You Are Urged to Attend the Big Baseball Game “Cubs in National, Mackites in American, — errs an he Seorurer coi |cala"etg Mimanrick. rea a DOCTORS vs. LAWYERS Sitwan are chout the only sprit er tt h things. a D tale’ Park, Friday, August 26th, 3:30 P. chickene Charen Murohy tm Pennant Winners and Why, by J. 5. Foster ees ms wowrcon ML rene npg nsdn ed Toosting in his And ri t t 4 A 4 , ee L E [AGUE 3, ORTHOPEDIC HOSPITAL, two play any has be many NATIONAL LEAGUE up” considerably. Howe tw As the Chicas at be several years before dope fa t atural and logica sters” can place tt 1 er among the HORSE RACES Local ho abundant o BY JOHN 8. FOSTER At Boston a a a | ee M.A-GOTTSTEIN - t > wea ho tox AMERICAN ASSOCIATION AVE. BEIWEEN PIKE Gt PINE « ae weed” i Standing of th * R. H. & Safest, Fastest, Finest, Mest Lexurions feece wit : Eile se 5 STEAMSHIPS| : boy and In juaw ne AMERICAN LEAGUE : ( A races, hurd ces, jumping events | team was broker ' : waerenn takeus jee. 3 a ports and a steey - If one picks Philadelphia t : Ls Pi Pi George” ents is as follows for the stand wt ta J LRAVE nd ligh I ais mae SHATTLE Thersde rnndave aa mid. 4 fi h che le is 60.) wt aa + " t | jioux |B vi nt N PRIN i STEWART, con- Bos, fro st. |< Denver 6. Se 4 game ecting at PE PRINCE ALBERT” for polats Baturday, 2 : y t ana « a . ( “SP Seen Ratna neerenenes which frous cnametainty hes @ " ‘ . ae the time thie ts written I have wy Re ‘ : eloped Into a i m fax t A t KV ae Offiee, First 7 HERE'S GAMES FOR YOU. * true F w ‘ ‘ . dre Y as’ hones, ae PT eee eee eee * ste ; : r Bent FM. Potter, ©. P&T J. 1. Bargis, General Agent, ¥f. Johnson t y ay i 16, 62 ee t., writes in e . y " 1 7 tune ai . : lacking for Tae, sod i ' 1 one of the orig the present ' earner Be Hee cB Buy or Sell Real Estate. Business Chances. Ses ay and fo will have itt uch to ermanent, for it isa f Se Nea ek et, 6a e | Classified Page. The Mi erton is Chicago as they do to beat some « the Cire Ww other ubs Whether this is due to the Grocery boys anizatior he oc ul fear or diffidence is a question, but) I f either of ¢ which w . t is in evidence. to the ~ York and Pittsburg are the| fast t or to Man t, Mari I don’t think that all of the clubs conte against Chi-| wh than ord Barracks, in the National league put the same w fi trong their efforts to beat 1 th . ‘ | be nd. DECIDE TENNIS oe LEAD _TODAY NO MORE BOXING | MAGAZINE DAMAGED _,_ having defrauded Jeffries. Egan od used his fists to good advantage, (By United Press ce ow al te NOW AT Y.M.C.A. FAIR NAME OF EGAN threstening sien to sve Barry's championship of the (By United Press) fn the United States a ban CARSON, Nev. Aug. 24.— mined here art-| Kid (Joe) Egan, former secre S. A. C, HAS SOME "Tl tary to Jim Jeffries and connect ERS” ed with Jim Corbett's training Good" “RASSL Wright, of camp, today is plaintiff in a auit For Young Men of Discriminating Taste—Always $15.00 The man who wants a ready-to-wear suit, with all the class and style and quality and appearance of the finest custom-made gat- ments, can get it in the Regal—made especially for discriminating dressers The Y. M.C. A. has Bundy, of Cal match of the Wright is a former ch yesterday qualified to for $100,000 damages against The Seattle Athletic in defeating E. H. Whitney in five Pearson's Magazine of New (out a prize cotert hard sets York, The article which Egan |ont this year if alleged libeled him was written a by Richard Barry and referred | *tructor Frank Van to Egan’s connection with Jeff carr The wrestiin ries in the latter's early pugi listic days. Barry and Egan clashed a few days before the Jeffries-Johnson mill. 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