The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 9, 1911, Page 2

Three Greatest Trotters in Match Race to Decide Supremacy; to Meet in August! } : i | UALAN THE HARNEG TER» THE HEIGHT OF HARNESS HORSE PERFECTION F BY TIP WRIGHT during the grand circuit meet, Aug-jmer. He is owned by August Uh CLEVELAND, O., May 9.—Har.| Wst 7-15. loin of Milwaukee : hens horsemen expect the treat of AS the owners of the horses are| Joan, 2:04%, is a m 5 years} 7 millionatres, Chey will comp t old, by Directum SplerSarah W their lives next August, and t y » trophy, inw by Hal Braden She te owned by 4 &re not likely to be disappointed winner to be the unquestion Captain David Shaw of Cleveland. 6 The tidbit in store for lover ting champion. Here are took her mark last year tn | 4 ores third beat of the Walnut Hall i the square gaited flyers is a sp: Ublas, 1:58%, ts a gelding oe Be | a race between the three ears old, by Bingen-Blonde, by At first glance the tyro might/ 18 trotters in the world—the gelding | Sir Walter. He took t rk last|ask what chance Joan, marked nix BS: Ublan, 1:58%, world’s champion! year, in tal against the wateh,/seconds slower than Uhlan, wil! : d trotter; the sta The H ranners. He ts/have with the champion. Harness :*% 2:01, and th Joan, 2:0 of C. K. G. Billings of |horsemen know the mare ts one of | a 4 It has be ed apecdte world, and that ia be brought together at the Harvester, 2:01, ix aw n ould have stepped faster th '* North Randail track, the fastest aged 6, by Walnut Hall-Natolet, by ia marked had her owner barness horse track in the world,j Moko, Ho took his mark last sum-| sired. — RRR RRR RRR i a 9 * * ! o *& Today's Tides at Seattle. * . High. * ; *2lia Ma * i 3 4 The Loyal Heights team at Bale). 5.15 5, = 6 &) The Lawtons defeated the South » oking for games. Ave’ . ed bd Rn 2 : Bae age For information phone Bale|% 4... 1. 7 n ere - % lard 634 & 8:07 p. m * a Sun R The Tigers defeated the Japanese : : day, playing that nine in the after : 4 hop’s home run 5 team 12 tw tl. # feature of fn the eleventh was | POLO GROUNDS LEASED. | The Broadway and Lincoin te the game. ‘The Tigers want games (iy Untied Peees Leased Wire will meet tomorrow in what may| with teams under 16. Phoo . NEW YORK, May 9—-Jt the Now | prove the deciding gamo in the efty, 6230. York Giants play baseball at the! high school championship series « serene Polo Grounds for the fall term of | if the North End boys win they Broadway Midgets one Oe the iS-year lease, which President | will cinch thé cup, and if Broad. ; Annes are playing this afternc John T. Brash has just announced,| way lands the game they will stand Be Woodland park grounds. hey will have occupied that site| a chance to at least Ue their rivals. ae bel 4 for 55 years. The team began _——— | The Levinson Sunieoe eer ant | using these grounds in 1891 | The Raitway Clerks’ team met “j Jost. a game Sunday. oe ogy Brush will erect fron and con-| defeat twice yesterday at the dng they defes'ed the Clippe jerete stands, to cost $500,000, at) Bremerton grounds, losing to the to 9, and in the afternoon lost to] once Le tin Oren nlandaea chaee i the Loyal Heights by a score of 5| é i . | of 12 to $ and to the U. 8 Philadel to 4 after Li innings. Mike Michel! KIRKWOOD VS. RIVERS | pia bail tossers, score 8 to 3. sen, at te > ¢ mea) SAN FRANCISCO, May 9.—Pight oe | out of the city. The te *Sifans are elated today over t By 7 to 2, the Mikados defeated ae age 17. Address 1209 Becond Peery ie Hed arg Kirkwood, the olembla Japanese team of Tacoma ig RaRRH HRS KH te | DOS featherweight in the city, with| in the first of a series for a silver | 4 5 aclartiicbe ce Sox great a ane coding yo a5 pyre = ap. fee . Red § | be boxer of Los Angeles. " iiatine % ceiver, dug hin fork Into some- *|jads will meet in a four-round bout | Port Orchard Athletic club won %® thing. and as be masticated it ®/at Dreamland here May 19. from the Washington tron Workers : #& said, “Gee! Those are the fun- */ — - at Port Orchard, 7 to 4 a * niest potatoes I ever tasted.” & TWIN SULLIVAN WINS. - F % “Potatoes! Those are banana & (By Colted Prem Lensed Wiee.) In an uphill fight, the First Pres 4 # fritters,” sald Lefty Collins. # a wee O, N x. May 9—De-| yyterians downed the First Chris : 4 # “Al right, I'l have some ®| sp t handicap of 30) ics. 6 to 3, on the Collins grounds % more,” returned the backstop. &| pounds, Ja (Twin) Sallivan of} int ds ae e Boston today has a decision over | 7°*Tesy: 2 ielihaiintclialielelel 7 sea re RRR * Tony Ross of Newcastle, Pa. The| aqy : — “ er 14 innings, Rosyin, at home, New, LEAGUE OPENe. fight went 16 rounds, Sullivan cut-| 409: p11 sara a ting Ross’ face to pieces, while the | "*** Biller : ¢ LEXINGTON. Ky, May 5_-The Bostonian escaped without a mark. | a Bluegrass league season opened to 00 @ay. The circuit includes Lexing AN arin. BACK? | ton, Richmond, Paris, Frankfort, | D Mar 9 “Tatthag Nel Marygville and Winchester. Marys-| won former lightwel ° r , for eight champion ‘ ville claims the biggest baseball! wii try to “come back” tonight es team in the country, nearly all of| when he meets Eddie Santry in a| : ‘ the players being six-footers sixround contest before a Fond du\f™ 1101 1st, cor. Spring ; 4 BIG TRACK MEET ON. Lae, Wis., club. Nelson is confident pS ae (By United Prowse Leased Wire.) j and expects to take on Wolgast| aga Moat. j cd 9 | again ie hp Semonetrate 6 his abltity | FISHING TACKLE im the auspices of the state aller fry. a university, an inierscholastic erack | ——— = —| BASEBALLS E and field meet of all the leading PROF. M. &. CUTLERY schools of Montana was opewed here PEE tee » Wrest vestting MAKES KEYS today to continue all week us WALGR GFN BLDG fain 8 4 FORBES UP TOMORROW. | a a United Press Leosed Wire Direet to! ILWAUKEE, May 9—Jimmy | be Walsh, the Boston serapper, and AT THE OLD PIKE PLACE Harry Forbes, the former bantam: | i weight champion, will meet in Ke-| oe osha tomorrow night In a 10-round | ‘ bout. 2 Frank Brokaw, hurdler and broad Jumper, and Bradley Gish, quarter-| miler, are candidates for the cap-| taincy of next year's varsity track HERE FOODS ARE CHEAPER; FRESHER, TOO be team. Public Seales in Market Office ee Delivery 10 Cents; Suburbs 20 Cents. Delivery Extended to Green e Lake, Fremont and University Districts. a Man’s Shirt That Will Do 4 Man’s Work That's what we han- a dle—clothes for the la- 4 boring man that will a stand the wear and re tear of a man’s job. q 714 First Av. ee Main 5089—Phones—Iind. 2820. 4 ‘ WALL PAPER q Retailed at Wholesale Prices Pe DAHLEM & BARRY Be 1508 3rd, near Pike a Meek Trunk & Bag Co., Inc. TRUNKS AND SUIT CASES. s Coffee Store 1619 PIKE PLACE. We Save You Money on Groceries Pioneer Milk, 2 cans 15¢, $3.60 Case, Delivered Quaker Pure Rolled Oats, 6 Ibs. Carolina Rice, large heads, 4 Ibs. ..... 20 Ibs. Sugar, $1.00, With a $2.00 Pure H. A. EBA MAIN FLOOR, 109-110 ALSO 33-34 DOWNSTAIRS gne Free Deilvery COW BUTTER STORE 1438-—FiRST AND PIKE Full Cream Cheese Lipton’s Tea, Ib. Baker's Cocoa, can ...++ THE STAR—TUESDAY, MAY 9, w. 4 TACOMA, May 9.—Unable b day, the locals winning 3 to 0, Part ot thy ponsibitity of the Giant Jownfall may be laid to the pitch: | ing on th art of Gordon Zackert pitched a fai tt inning, with two singled, Rockenfield ling Bassey to third nedy forced Morse at second Pwo more runs were gathered by the Tk n the math. Rockon field bingled, M. whiffed, Ke nedy la 1 out a th « Rockenfield — scoring Kenned crossed the pan on Abbott's fly t Davidson. The Giants had several in {thes to score but failed to accept the the third, with two] met they wer any damage to th ed chance to cross the The box score at © in the fourth inning, when the Giants loa a th a Hut the next three up failed to wet | with the nose of the horsehide, and thelr chance was gone +e kshank, of 14 8 ; SORE ERE RRR Ree! bed * *. AMATEUR GAMES. * * * Ree hhh eevee Se eeeeee este SUI i gS T PRICES YOU LIKE TO PAY Men’s Pants. 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Portland Wins at Home. | At Philadelphia PORTLAND—The FP and R Hu E opened up the th . 485) 3 ere yesterda 6 1 1 9 to 8 Hell and Berger bees 1 Dooin 900100100 Regarding Wolgast as 10004301°*-9) champion, not nluch of Jensen, MeQuary andj saw him beat the one-round per her and Ha ” Women’s and Misses’ Women’s and Misses’ ONE-PIECE DRESSES Worth $15 and $17 heavy soles . $1.00 White Lawn Waists 1911, GIANTS COULDN'T HIT IN PINCHES $ ied New ( Fine Shoes Pairs Women's 0 Kid Shoes, pat Ups; light or $1.98 and Eng elty Wor effects; greens ar 09¢ ne-Piece lish Serg len materials, blacks, id other shades. navy blues, Values $15 to $20 N ANY OTHER - STORE One Hundred and Thirty Spring and Summer Suits, mostly plain tailored model Materials are iH wool and Jackets lined with Skit satin. All the plain solid colors and plenty of mixtures; all sizes.’ Dresses, made of , Nuns’ Veiling, Mohair and Nov me Plain tailgred and fancy dress All sizes. 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Worth $10.00 $4 and $5 HATS TRIMMED $6.98 Wikis Lown Waleli. dee A special Jot of Women’s and Misses’ and Th f cial 1 yt comes in | New Jackets, in the latest correct lengths. 2 98 pla tail tyle 1 fancy effects, | All-wool serges, coverts 1 broadcloths. e tsimmed with lace and embroidery. All | 4." “0 S*rBeg co hay . Special Sale Hosiery and 35c Colored {| Chil popular Ribb el 19 dout at c | toe Women's Seamless Cotton | black, tan or white | foot. Special 9 | 3 c | chit Three for 25¢ | i“ 7 Women's 50e and Tie Lisk ‘si Hose, embroidered or plain ner Half Wool Art | : | hard-twisted, they make them admirably Half Wool Art Squares are priced for tomorrow as follows: $4.85 | | $4.50 7x9 feet | $5.00 ART SQUARE 5c | Neat, hea What wears better on y long, last for years coarse cary The rich bre $6.00 Oxi ART SQUARE $3.25 Be 95 feet 7 Special at suitable $7.50 ART SQUARE 9x12 feet . slacks and other shades Choice of more than one h dred new Summer Hats, ta’ un: sizes dren's 12%¢ Black Cotton hed Stockings, with strong ple knee, spliced heel and 4 pairs 25 Black Lisle made with heel and too; 22¢ Best ad Stockings, » thread y or light weight for any color ART SQUARE 1% feet $5.65 Our 1911 Spring Footwear Finds Instant Trim, Stylish Ties, Oxfords, Shoes Favor Pumps, Sandals and $1.49—$1.69—$1.98 Popular Blacks and Tans Viel Kid, Velour, Gunmetal and Dressy Patent ———————— | 9x12 tect $16.00 Brussels Rugs, Suxoy fect $11.30 $10.50 Brussels Rugs, 30c Jap Matting “180 cot our floor than. an Art Square? Woven from | ——— vet wool filling and strongest cotton warp, LINOLEUM pwns, reds, greens and yellows in Art Squares scheme | | ‘GOOD BLACK SILK ~~ from our $4.00 and $5.00 tab’ ghoice for one @ etpeierpo dn vA! | Greatest bar ‘gains this season ‘RUGS Save money tomorrow by buy ing one of London's good Rugs. None but reliable Rugs are sold. Women's Pure Thread Silk black, pink or light blue, Special 48c Women's Outsize Hose, seam. Edwin London will not tolerate less cotton with ribbed top. any unreliable merchandise. The Special Rug prices follow. Better come * CRE iEe Reh c in tomorrow: : $27.50 Khorassen Axminster Women’s Black or Tan Im Rugs, 9x12 ported G Lisle Hose, dow $17.95 r Khorassen Axminster SY X10% $15.95 13.45 $17.50 Brussels Rugs. 35e Floor Oilcloth, square yard : 25¢ ase} loor Oileloth, square 30c $9.00 ART SQUARE setanil deet $6. 50 Tbe Printe d Linoieum, "B96 $1000 ART SQUARE $7, 50 1 rd Linoioum, $ 29 LON DON’S The Home of* Long, hard years of work are backof this and buttre silk section of ours. ed with stacks of good goods, we are in a positio absolutely defy all competition. Here they are: Superb Black Oil Boiled Taffeta, Peau de Sole, Peau de Cygne, lovely Satin M Ines, eto,, ote., are all here. offoped tomorrow at, » $1.39 and $1.50, .. 98e Good Shoes for Men and Young Men Fit, comfort and service, without the high tee of 1 ferent Insta and toes, All the late models, as well as the mo ple or conservative styles. Patent, box calf, velour atid the th , Well-nigh everlasting viei kid. 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