The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 8, 1910, Page 2

2 THE STAR—SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1910, The-SPORT PAG ATHLETICS MUST WATCH JIM SHECKARD In the world series Connie Mack's men must watoh Left Pielder She ard of the Cubs, who Is apt to up” at any stage of the game. fs a clever fielder, a splendid thrower and a good, reliable sticker Tt was Sheckard who, after Schulte drove a home run over the high/ billboard in right field at the Chi eago National League grounds, fot lowed sult, sending the ball fying im the path of the one Sehulte hit + | seaweeeeee e444 Some First Base Guardian “4 * Money to Die, { Ste Word of Young afoul Is This Pretty Quaker Girl * 2 * * * * DENVER, Oct. &—"I'm sor * ry that | had to pawnoyous # watch. It conta n y to die, # was the pathetic note left to # his mother by Kenneth Liver ®@ man, a lly old achool boy *# who shot himself tn a (hotel * room here last night, Unre & quitted love was the reason * given by the tad for his sui ® cide * Young Liverman pawned bis * violin and bia mother’s wateh * * o * 7 * * * . * * * * * * * * PITTSBURG, Oct. & ‘Avhoust i IN but 17, Myrtle Rowe, of New Kens | Hi S EATTLE ington, r here, has been playing | ball in Western Pennsylvania and Kawtern Ohio for four years, bold ing down first for the Antler Ath } letic Club and Kensington Athletics solely upon her merits Miss Rowe is at present the only girl playing {n the local independ-| EUROPEAN PLAN COR. PIKE ST. AND SIXTH py ent field and te credited by her fel Most Delightful accommodations at moderate ¢ low players with being the world th B1—Strieg , private to purchase the revolver and cartridges with which he shot himself, He secured a room at & hotel in the afternoon, tn quired when the orchestra t gan to play for the evening and It (s believed took his life as the firet strains of the music came to him from the lobby ‘The boy had been attentive to 16-year-old Julia Stewart, a Clasemate at the business col lege he attended it in said the girl yesterday refused to marry him. | modern-—-F ireproof Rates, 75¢ to $2 champion girl first base guardian. |! The New Kensington Athietios |$2.00 and up. Special rates for perr prior to this season played a ma FREE BUS jority of their games away fr home, and Misa Kowe has appea HOTEL DILLER es cw in almost every town of cor vine with OF without private Wat) ‘apa ber quence in this section, The gitl sland tong-dis f Tr ' ap pretty and accomplished, being|and trains. Kates qui a musician, a competent hha tenograpber and telegraph o tor FOURTH AVE. HOTEL 2 hpcrrunin 215i tng nhed 6 This season the young woman) | Mot and Cold Water, Beam Me pataide of Union Depot WAN PLAN CAPE IN CONN ROTION has made but one bad error, and she goes after everything within reach, too, At bat she has stuck |/HIOTEL SCENIC '" Block om Publie 114 FOURTH AVENU? SERRE ERERARAA REARS EERE EEE EEE ou € and her average is as Downte AR RRA ee a twice, and 1007 Whent Ay ry we, aeee be good as that of moat of the boys on Rates, $2.00 a Week Up, Transients the wae te ae - lthe team. This is the young wom-|the Sound AUtiful Vig an'sslast season on the diamond,|_ Phone—tnd, A 2408 MEMBERS FREE. top old” to continue the game, |GRAND UNION HOTEL $x?*st. 4s!" 2 EVANS (6 GECRETARY. All Hooma Newly Purniahed JOUN ‘i According to the University dally , Bleam Heat. 600 and Upward bora of the faculty, from| ‘ 3 Lieut. Cylde Evans wan yenter re own to the humblest in First Basewoman Myrtic Rowe. | day appointed secretary of the f re | NEW WESTERN HOTEL ry ee clean rood dant all men Dr. Kan s RRR AERA RAAB tector, exclusive of undergrad | departinent to suc 4 George Phil Me Third Ay ‘ ) : FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 1910 Plato ansistants, will be admitted to| Franktin, larThe Ad line ugar | ips, resigned, The job was offered . howe tae ie * sc lithe 1 of the sea | COMpany’s plant is totally destroyed! to former City Comptroller Harry 7 bd ® lon € free of |Y fire. The joes will reach|W. Carroll, who declined it because HOTBLSAVOY Lich nag: (ER) I * October 8, Washington vs. Lin #lona | $300,000 of unsufficient salary SBATTLE rented, ati ’ h } en School, Camups, = ®) Graduate gor Vietor Zedniek |Z “Teele Brovies of and up. Speetap If any one has doubted that Ban J a decision untit| f hint ve. tl ge entuate Manager Victor Zednick | RTONEY OR BLADDER MISERY GOES Here erie ; tome Johnson absolute dicta th , v * ®lito the fact that th " culty ~ = Idi — S288) Sumac " pon ne omni of Tt owner ot xis * set that the sale for taculty | AND YOUR LAME BACK FEELS FINE. Building, concrete, corner” yin’ At ema eric ° baseball club un to way * ote be gh . roo Rae dal in the which | his own opinion was, because morning, and consequently MANY) No reader of this paper, whether! edge that there is no other remedy In most fashionable ~ t resulted in the humiliat had rd Ringhen ve. ieee ieee alton bongs By *° |man or woman, need be misorable | Mt any price, made anywhere else shopping district. GRAND PACIFIC Ome ager George Stallings n to speak & ‘ Mese, wenn eat es eee ie, in the world, which will effect so Bound magazines in 1 First Ay, f remove that doubt When Jo’ ached Cleveland | » . Coleg > levied Saturday he because of Backache or kidney or), vugh and prompt a cure reading room. Rates, b0c Per Day tp t Briefly accus-| he conferred for a couple of hours) @ November 24 (Thankagivin e Tickets for alumol and faculty | bladder disorders j Miter in the back, sides or loins, Most refined hostelry ; ed First Bas e of throw ‘urrell, and Vice President |@ Washington va. Oremon Aert, # (2 00% 08 alo at the registrar's} ‘The time to eure kidney trouble! sick headache, inflamed or puffy in Seattle. ESMOND HOTEL ing games. . called to of the American league.|® cultural College, Campus #| ee said the manager. “We 80/15 while it is only trouble—before It sige nervoustiess, prostatic trot Absolutely wait New York by Owner Farrell, who Chase sitt not far 7" * mg them at the same a8! nettles into Dropsy, Gravel, Dia-| ble, rheumatiam and darting paina,| firepe Fooms, $1.60 Week and ep after hearing his story, went to portly p ent an-| ast year, $5. This, of course betes or Bright's Disease heart palpitations, billows stomach ee | stent, 35¢ and up clelialieleiateielatalatehetetetel (I becription to the Daily . Cleveland to interview the players. | nounced to waiting newspaper men jcludes a sutx a to Da Pape's Diur acts at once upon/ dizziness, sleeplessness, etless. 106% Wieat Av He declared that if Chase was/that Chase bad been reat We originally did a Intend to welll the kidneys, bladder and entire url-- weak, worn-out feeling and other! Ls —— — guilty there was no longer room tor | wronged and maligned. And the - _ be faculty Ny x “y wut | nary system, cleanses, heals and symptoms caused by inactive, slug him on the team. sporting almost collapsed, there Is such & great Gemsnc T | regulates these organs, ducts and/gish ki * simply vanish U Fi P ft Ss i Before leaving for Cleveland Far = great . shook indie them that we have decided to put! ciands, and comploteu the cure with controls ettantees Pieces ally at re- roo torag | rell wired Ban Jobnson to m y Meantime, Stallings, left In New them on sale in a few days The moment you night), amarting™ discolored water The Very Best at the Same Price = ” swan — erg Badge ae! Ee ome see Muoeit being made | MAN SERVES TERM IN ] Suspect any widney or urinary de and all bladder misery ends BEKINS MOVING AND STORAGE CO., Ine, ? © met his players, | the goat by Johnson, who has about JAIL IN INSTALLMENTS,|SRement, or feel a constant, dull) Your physician, pharmaciat, bank Medion oh Taek and asked them to tell him about|as much use for bim as he bas for| jbeckache or notice that the urine is/er or any mercantile agency will jadioon at Tweifti { the trouble Charlie Murphy, owner of the Cubs. | WALLA WALLA, Oct. &—Ar-| lek, cloudy natve or full of| vouch for the responsibility of Pape, The players were divided. One It was a cinch from the start that @lique was for Stallings and the! Johanson would tin cas Stallings, ther for Chase. Both sides were | uot because he is not a splendid | i @fraid to show thelr cards, so) manager—as witness the team be sediment, trregular of passage or| Thompson & Pape, of Ciactn’ attended by a sensason of scalding,| Ohio, who prepare Pape's Diuretic you should begin taking Pape's Di- 50-cent treatment—sold by every as directed, with the know!l-| druggist in the world thur Haddix, a local barber, tw en (fy United Prem) | ota hin freedom today after har t. 8.—The Los|ing served a term in fall for con-} Main ¢2 SEMEN 4 DALDKIDER Phones—Ind 1624 i Birdie Cree told Farrel! he would/ brought from the rear and shoved ner rrr ag ry gp ee SS duis ee re get more information if he inter into second place—but because he st annua! went of vi bod #o that be could earn money SS ee viewed the players individually. | is “in bad” with the big mogul mo see ge |for the support of his children Selene een ant Se Prior to the meeting a majority} Stallings was entitled to a fair |‘ reg tne : : » repert ol te of the players had said, contiden-|deal and an open investigation, He |), rR men. ai aa W ae hk tially, of course, that they were for| didn’t get elthor, but Johnson has | K vende te. oman By ii Stallings. I 4 they} vented his spleen, and, as 1 safd,| yy Cupe Hold seanehatianst told Farrell ause/there ts no doubt regarding the Ne i which the big} tA FOLLETTE IMPROVES. was identity of the boss of the Amert x thn dir, when asked what Farrell naively ex = ROCHESTER, Mt dition of Senator La Pollet who underwent a serious surgical | automobile enthustasts of| ation in the Mayo hospital bere Hants seems to be out of the bat » California, if the race ts | Operation in tne ™ ——- ‘ ¥¢ v age is declining 1 i . TODAY'S FOOT i | Si MOBS KILL NEGRO. 0 } Reston club has scooped in| NEW YORK. Oct & MONTGOMERY, Ala named Harter, playing} took a prominent place on t John Ds t swick, N. J. inde) ietic stage throughout the « today, almost a score of ¢ ing echeduled between tt Weat Potat. od 6 foot bal Oct. & } nt ia held, offert are. helcan lea a mee s of $ Oo on behalf of sever’ wealt He Frank Chance in pretty sure i play first base tn the big ser ° tes © September 1, se GRAND eae sae The New York club has turned § ¥ John tieydier of the Na ibe Piteher Dickson over to Baitimore.| tional jeague has become such a star golfer that he is the champion : : : t a tee vie The Chattanooga club has pur-| of the by oe ly a8 9 ponishment to : _e me WK chased Pitcher Benton from Cin a ieemhoreiastion, WES 5 y And BO ; TR kame, gulng againat ufts y at reamiand tonight cinnati } James ¢ cGill has purchased one | ‘ me Denver ball club and will be ~ | _ is, Providence | sole owner next season pitcher, signed by burg, gave only 35 bases on balls this season.| The baseball commis will | — have charge of the sale of tickets The New York club's scouts are| for the world’s series a | d will make William Lush, the old Cleveland out-| a serious attempt to t tickets Elmer Ste SEATTLE Sundays and Thursdays st fundeye and at 7:90 p Ba ” 5 fielder, and Adrian ©. Anson from falling mto the hands of Covt ng one from Hugh K | Taneeover Reture on eet specu Many are drafted, t w of Prince Rupert Return .. 36.00 Looks as if “Rebel” Oakes would stick And tso't it xe * saving habit t# to Stewart among the discards at St."Louls.| The Wenatchee high ¢ auccess A regular sum regu ¥ Si Guy Tiches OFfen A 1 Pheses Ind 2064. Mate He has had a very poor season. ated » Ellensburg squad y ayn th larly deposited, as you receive h nsburg squad yes : a a HM. GOODIER, ¢ J 1 SURG mons terday by a score of $9 to 0. when or your Income, is the secret of sub POCK FOOT OF MADISON STREET. The Pittsburg ciub has turned — is going to hit stantial saving. Open an ac Pitchers Moore and Mercer over to AMERICAN LEAGUE. ] - count with this bank, You may : sey City club of the Eastern Malach! Kittredge, veteran back start (t with a little amount, and, iF T | w York at Philadelphia post-|stop, says Jack Coombs’ sauce 1 adding to t gularly, it soon [aM | or acoma : -_——— | poned; rain ear is due to his master will grow gratifying propor. Umpire Mal Bason contemplates} foston at Wash aight drop ball which Amos tion : | New England league, in the near aH Savings Department ‘ | on the future e rs » — e St P - : eae Raa = Chicago ..... 2 i samy “pr oh ee Open Saturday Evenings F cia | . : e etrOlt ...e.ee @ 10 2) ¢lub bas purch xington pa no} Widen oe ates ead Coasees Kon ce where his club bas been playing THE NATIONAL eee mie, oe | guest Pe ae and Cateher Kon for $75,004, and contemplates exten : j nick to the Dayton club of the Cen-| ee patsy ad ive improvements | BANK OF COMMERCE en ree ee SS Rg dg pertgonem Ta. Lota Ament Seattle’s Dental War al 1% Second Ave. at Madison St. Sa. m. and 12:16, a t wis me NI 5 er Doc Re Rain at Lexington yesterday pre Ph slphia at Boston postponed hing recruit. won, the Good Thing for the United States Depositary nF iy i k, Seattle; N. P. vented the racing card from being | rain nt for Akron w “ . Main 176 Tacoma Tel run off. R. H. E in the second inning of People Bubject to change without netice | At Chicago .. ° 1 1 ar Canton and - s nent ll er jon = Outfielder Snodgrass of the | Pittsburg ...0 2 Ol] were tied before the game st = How Stalling Was Invented, and How Buteh’s Friend Bugs Worked Game to Queen’s Taste and Made Sigh Hoopalong tar Directory utomobiles and Accessories BY HOWARD MANN, ! t 1 v" Buteh Macginnity and Doggy | » etliot and th f n to tw exp o| Coot, former football stars of La +) it, even this y thes 7 D | lapaloosa col were in the for. to tent ied it ich has “warned | f ¥ offices mers law offi Monda P © Day of Reckoning In Sure to over old times. That is iny |The Day of Heckoning In Sure ¢ was talking and Doggy was listen "DD mae UA! oo ena enatamanen. Wuiteatie} nen ithe telephon rang. wa F ; is would not =| ‘AC M PULLMAN AND REGA = it's a § aid Butch her = agg oes at i M ng in. | H ? {- =e be “Who d’you muppone it is?” sal man would show up tn town, Td)ana you are stung i AND AUTO REP&l na i Sey aevee ttt | DURING THE LONG SCHOOL SEASON BODY BUILDERS aot at Tell im, om e |ocWe ere to play State Thaans| felts ge de : ~ During the Long School Season cerned Enea ee 4 sina - ; ity 7 tore the. I rent to on sive ‘satiate “3 . ty pak SCHOOLHOUSE without ; telephone ME Bont Fie. Se iL, if : aes KE Boobs . 7 ae tao ; Ree fgg mat nO, T decided net oe days of constant communication -arents “ray i Fe | ro cong cece reese eM Se SSG MEAG| om tt te mil aire iin el ant cis | OMS URMMAEE Cars i fia A ~ ; aid ’ ht out bold and te be { i 1909, 4 a As , | fort : urity and » Ww ik bie debug oF handing | Mim bis| Hogpaiong." he remarked... "| Nilo green ribbon “in. my” button| fu" che"gnat wih aa The Pacific Telephone SPEED Auto-Meter ,,.2.3r ent \ him #0 he'¢ ay. Even the girls| ans k he lod: bine — ‘. : a ‘ v ‘ ; - . wai always got out . My 1 bid by stalling,” he satd,| “Good boy!" shouted Bete, | wee! fia and Cherry ®@ _and Telegraph Co. Business Bringers. . S tur classified ads. Ba way, but the day of the game| "I sta 4 at stalling gam the| “Let's go out and ’orship Bacech OF Pig on pe . a. 4 ef the System. sel) real estate, etc. ant