The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 12, 1910, Page 2

AND FULL NEWS THAT’S RIGHT UP TO THE MINUTE THE STAR—MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1910, GOSSIP OF THE PLAYERS UP-TO-DATE DOPE AND INSIDE INFORMATION ABOUT THE MEN WHO PLAY ALL OF INTEREST TO ALL FANS | (PAID ADVERTISEME) r) Pahbs : 7 | Paid for by the Murphy Ca Club JULIUS AND LI-LO, THEY’RE JUST LIKE TWIN BROTHERS, ALWAYS TOGETHER.—BY FRANK R. LEET. S. A. C. TAKES 29 * | = 5 veces POINTS AT FRISCO | o's YERE? WV Ain'y Wo UREA we Yau! | a SUN GK GOLLY, EF IT AIN'T Vf Dts GAME, AN'LL we Yan! 4 is The Gedite aiulitle ‘Cas tot | o 1G DAY SHIRT STEALING] NS SWiTGH TRR MAK Le AO a — ian ne Seattle q ub tool WET VAN AW HKU Keer AW an second in the Admission Day track — r Fe 7 — Dus! guint war | meet at Frisco, Raturdey, with 29) WAN | points The Olympic Club of Fria F 9, bari So SHIRT ~ WAIT co wae first with 61 : q HELLUP! A MINUTE AN Harry Risdon, the high school _ MELLUP Yo! Kim MAB | distance runner, took both the #80 y ~ ~ and the mile, Don Evans, the Uni H - —— | versity of Washington crack, won ; a | the javelin throw 4 took third | ::. in the high jum lly Martin, former Whitman college sprinter, : won the 100 in 10 seconds fat and 1 on the 220 in 22 seconds Nelson Wa ild get no better than second in the quarter | :\ FUN Considering that only five ath q Knot HOLE letos represented the club, the ‘ vena showing has more than pleased Major Inglis, the club's manager, fi Saturday's Games | il National League. 7 ; ———_ At Chicago 4, Pittsburg 6 eo | H | At Philadelphia 24, Brooklyn 7-7 a “ . | At Boston 11, New York 6-3 Cogn F i‘ waa =) At Cincinnati 7, Bt. Louis 14 | i. maly one bane balls in the gar | American & ning Y w i Ta a8 ven Mending of the Clube leveland 7 i | ‘i ve ‘ .s 4 % 1) New Yor eng Pr cone en MURPHY has the better chance of elec- i sin » 5 2% e|? tn a At Low Angelos 1-3, San Francis | , nny Standing of the Clube ew der oe , oe 6 : . hiya #1 i ‘ : At Sacramento 3, Vernon 1 | tion.” i tk eos A 4 4 ae ; : “a At co—Portland 2, Oakland 6 i os fe i 3 “ ming 8 ae ‘ RHE WRGDEREAD AROS EOS A vote for any other candidate than | sratiie a DCs obaaglt 7. $ 3 Slat Cinetnnatt 610 3 * ri : One to nothing Ie , 1 . ha *) St. Louls Se ee ; Beattie ope He & series at home to-| # COACH 18 MARRIED. * Murphy is a vote tor an open town and fo wothing | ci 5 « Rattori« Gaspar and Melean: | day with acoma’s Tigers as op how it made the eavers | wea! “ Golden, Harmon and Bresnahan ponents % David J. Allen P4 | Griffith play ball to beat Seatt! © f° a ° ut - * football coach at th * of yesterday's double hea ° “ mR HH POA ® R. H. | Joe Seaton may piteh today 4|\% high achool, who has just re & A | cgi x ~ nd the sec : Ee Be Be | At Catcaxo 5 8 Olbie tm right be fies bol ® (raed from the cast ater « & Do you want your Prosecuting Attor- } ors gravee Sit Bt... . 4 > | Pittaturg 2 12 4) Moran, Weed's new outfielder from| * Vacation rprised his friends * : ~ * | contest in seven tanings with a 2 ‘ i 18 8| Hatterios—Cole and King: Cam. | Montana : aera with bim A iite, & ney’s office controlled by the gambling ® count , ; ses 6 /nite and Gibson. Umpires—-Rigier Clara Rebecca & sind ‘rhe firat kame was a aplenees 2 SPOKANE WINS . so 3 ft sland ime. . rag Watkins, the eetond basemen of dence, R. 1. & | element? If so, vote for Griffith. hibition of the national pastime Denner, » . 2 pre SS - | the Old Harbees, and Wicsman, one n and bis bride yw | all the rage, and aher. 9 ee ’ tehe esterday * of Brown unt. “& ivic righteousn sol ote ae tem The climax In 19 INNINGS : “ - AMERICAN LEAGUE hers rday | : Do you favor civic rig ess, an came in the first of the 16th when - “ ‘ me * h d i tial administration of | he : 4 acore by innings sending of Uh | onest and impartial a i j ee oe wae ut pe TACOMA, Sept. 12—Hits by : eseeseee—t St. Lou mt to Beatties * ESS S** ARH RA ee ar ffice? If Frisk, Cooney, Cartwright and Het ° 7 ooking ove He ts Jack osecutin, ttorney’s office? so, ped into |! in the 19th in gave Spo paren. © Muston, a ph and scout COAST LEAGUE | the aa = g A r ‘onors | kane three runs and the game yes |< ~4 sper $ Bt en Meo ay, after McCamment had held | risk «| Brookline, Maan, ix new enjoying messhcenanen ape eg A a VOTE FOR MURPHY. oer Miller an tot Zackert. To) the Indians tight for 18 turns at (Qc 6 | big Rolf t t for the Game ite on” on Gfteet the extra hit Miller has four | bat final bile--ONt Meta plonship of th . oe 2 a passes to his discredit and _ nah without pet MeCameneant © ‘Tawre—t : At Chicas x ae lee > pac! fanned 1 . . hicago has challenged Wol- | Aa } Se a eee tre, Ie was |e ashe Petron 2] owen Barge has battonped Wet - 4 i Don’t Waste Your Vote— very nearly a drawn battle eg Batteries Olmstead and Block | ; ourt aymon! ues the side. Again in ae gt t Dance at Dreamland tonight Mate Tr04 ao inh onty marvelous stops by atteriog-—Mallioy and Killifer oo) Btreth kept the ——. from get %, ting across on a coup! — + by Smith en 1 al ed at third but could b - ft on home as the throw t ide Yetn Raywond and* Weed were caught at the plate by faultless a flings after thes had managed to round J play when Householder 8 = i ‘ and Seaton threw pe ri t throw little hole In t t ° va Sock ans Sadie wan root oOoKiN emonstration Every ernoon a : 6 tng on third © only sor so = when Weed clawed the ba’ a and 5 oe aoas oat eal, pon Poday’s Cooking Demonstration was attended by a large crowd, who showed fanned Scher: WOR hs cated keen appreciation of the easy manner in which Mrs. Marshall, operating a “MOM | nd gar d ” = " i 4 i, Gn ont to keep dows = ARCH” Range, turned out cookies, jumbles and all varieties of cakes. i 6 Seither side scot Fir ‘ ; oe Son aa the lhe demonstrations will continue every remaining day of this week, and we coe Poe peepee de tone toe dially invite every Seattle lady to attend daily, if possible. A large crowd can easily one tally ie homeo ec be accommodated at our store ixth when Le pig tr to third as Hemenway It overthrew second. Swain followed e e e with his second hit of the abbrevia e4 game and brought Lewis he oe Weed and Cruiksban b sin t the second but fatle | trutieues of the games z ae iret Game a = — t AB. R 0 , 2 4 : Pea T a The “MONARCH” Range is constructed of MALLEABLE IRON AND 7 a oe ts eee rie? woe ‘ STEEL, ALL seams and joints being RIVETED tightly together. This 66 : a : s : 5 ss (23a ers : THOROUGH construction, as Mrs Marshall explains, makes the | age Mee eae hal ae R———2 Range prac tically “AIR-TIGHT,” and therefore EASILY CONTROL kh © oem LED BY THE COOK, who may require a moderate oven, as in baking oe ; ; : i bread, increasing the heat for the final baking, or sometimes beginning ; iad with a quick fire, as for a meat roast, continuing with moderate heat. ite Oe ol : / eo Re: Chis same THOROUGH construction, which makes the “MONARCH” RE ea cede SPOND READILY TO EVERY REQUIREMENT OF THE COOK, also makes ae eee ; } 9 - - " ¥ * Bia the Range capable of giving the same SATISFACTORY SERVICE aftera period of ‘ Sy ono0o00 * i p9000001 five, ter r even fifteen years of use In line with the established policy of this ¢ ompany, i, e., to handle only goods 5 which will in every way satisfy our customers, we investigated the claims of the mame 4 willingne fae the ufacturers of the “MONARCH” Range and found them exactly ;: ed. } rs ho \ l £ Farland, perm 4 r We can assure every lady in Seattle who contemplates purchasing a range that | : weigh in at at 3 o'clock, the a “ee : . wR ERRICTO aan a n hb oe ae a gees _ the “MONARCH” WILL GIVE MORE EFFICIENT SERVICE, WILL CON about to| match, A ; SUME LESS FUEL than any other make of range, and on account of its EXTRA Tom Jones. Or It may be al talk ORDINARY STRENGTH and SOUND CONSTRUCTION, it will almost entirely Wo! peor ae i er poate a eliminate repair bills 4 Reseia cB your former uy your Vionarc This Week and Save $7.5 ae Healkh and strength. mS : th ¢ Mortirch Range sold during this special sale, we will give, free, a merchandise coupon for $7.50, which can be applied : he purchase of at rticle in our store Make your Vhis offer is made as an inducement to those who are con idering the purchase of a 1 inge some time this Fa nake their se : recovery complete tion now } When recovering from illness, your system re — ; quires the most nourishin is ina form most ¢ t | maerneens rs Wek Bash surely and ra Pas ry Fo rmu { @ | This Picture Shows Our New Six-S “ini ? { i w Six-Story Store to Be Finished Next Omorrow § eC ure | =o Sportn WDE ame January Location, Pike and Fifth The Bes!’ Tonic farshall’s pastry form . aliquid predi 4 food, has noequal durit ‘ | I ruesday) gin portions ey sda be hafhg jt ab tah bs ait f Ouick D the subject lupulin from ‘ vhicl hall will 1 Monarch R I in baking br rade with baking po rt cakes ik 1