The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 9, 1915, Page 7

(STAR—WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 1915. PAGE 7. Giants Near a Win; {*;7iq gant |HUGE BALLOONS DASH SKYWARD IN DEATH RACE Pilots Will Take Succeed in Losing f=2* 2" =" AERONAUTS 10 LIFT DANGER -HOOD0O OF PACIFIC Curves Wide Open xt ver rine Pred south, a sparsely populated portion of Arizona \? BALLOONS AND THEIR 4 equally desolate; to the The Seattle Giants auecesefully | By aha. wey: tee, canld cee teat » NASRAL, SARE RRAUAS | | PILOTS north, should he be carried that ot ; - Ae P Kept up their losing streak at Ta-|man he got in exchange for Beatty | 4 #4, Phiiadelphia | p Upper. ploture shewe the Oss way, is a corner of Eastern Oregon, fow do the speed fiends take/are going to get around. iam coma Tuesday afternoon when| tight now, WONDER WHERK]| 4 Innatt & Moston 4 loon “California” in the alr. * and beyond that, wooded, rugged the tv on a half-mile track? it over after the race!" they dropped the second game of) THE MAN Is! . “a ew York 8 | | This pleture was taken at the Idaho. was asked of Manager Robert A.|,,J9° Thor who will drive P the series to the Tigers, 4 te Ie AMERICAN LEAGUR REAULTS time she made her record flight Bo there wo have the danger—|jiijer of the Northwest Automobile |; nu cht’s Mercer, arrives 4 . BAGUE “ ler of the i itomobile | tod Thomas, too, bas had took them 11 innings to lose the| Here the box score of Tuesday's! Ar Washington 4. Clevein from Portland, Ore. Pilot Un the terror of a watery grave on one : + ee game, but the Gtants can usually | same oy At onton 3, Chloago 4 ger ls in the basket. Below side and the peril that lurks in a/%#fociation Wednesday morning, expe on the Madison aim 4 be depended on to lose, if given | ARR MY At Zuliageuhia’® St. Loule | | the “California” are the four mountainous and thinly populated |WHile discussing the coming auto |track as driving Prank Bem suffictent time. Twice they were 3 °| ’ ip ot great sky racers as they appear country inland. The inducements |"20e *t Madison park next Satureinett’s Ford last summer wheeaas § fm such sbape that there was dan et i eh ee FEDERAL LEAGUE RESULTS tugging at their moorings on | to participate in this death-dash in | “4Y and Sunda Me [Jumped to he top of the inner rail, ; ger of their winning, but Joe Lots so. o| At Brooklyn 6, Maitimore & | the World's fair grounds, At the alr are contained in a $10,000 Like ducks to water ’ was , e ) feet on two wheels, and came to the rescue on one occa ; ‘ At Runena City 4, | the bottom are the four pilots purse Hilers reply, “Auto racks on a/tell into the Lies ae 4 sion by throwing the ball away, eo 8 COAST LEAGUE RESULTS | who will tempt death In the air Gt the itata) exterel) Cacege 1. | Reie tulle frank 16 the tat Coes jock ee the machine Wie and on the other-occasion “Little : | At Portland 4, sa today. From left to right the Messiaen ‘ix he moet. noted He |‘ ind sensational a all th ~ wrecked : Napoleon” Raymond executed a ™ * 4 5h) Zi gab Aueabes O° aoe s are: Leon Brooks, George Hat iy Walla the poates OF the largest | eee rn es ee ee ura leren wation ton ised pow. 2 lever strategic move and booted ron | rlson, Edward Unger and Clar ' of the bags—the “Jewel City first test the Northwest drivers had ered racing machines SoUne Sais the pill about the lot, allowing the NOWTMWESTERN LEAGUE ence Drake. Cm of the half-mile racing was at the|turn on a half-mile track at a spee@ Tigers to tle the score and thus on ~ shy a. « Won x Chehalis-Centralia meet last fall,|rate of 70 mile » hour is some putting Seattle out of danger of ae my - and since then they have mastered sensational, yet will be what fe winning. It took cle maneuver the art of going to the turns wide! going to happen next Saturday and fing, but the Giants worked hard Vancour or open.” Sunda Mana Hiller stated and lost. Aberdeen Parsons is a wonder on the half-|this morning that the Madison park Meattle mile tracks, but Rae Lentz, Charler|track was never prepared for auto ; Latta, Frank Elliott, Jack Haswell |racing before as it will be for the i Otto Nye’s error was responsible for the first Tacoma run in the third when Grover singled and House doubled. Seattle evened the score in the fourth and then Lotz worked thru with his usual boner and gave the Bengals the lead again, by tossing the sphere Way trying to run down Butler between third and home. In the sixth, the Giants jumped into the lead again when they landed on AMERICAN ing of next Saturday. Publie d trials will be held Friday oon at 5 o'clocy James Crawford, Fred Barsby, Harr lry D. Stratton and Kay Paulsen spe r atop to figure out how they after bs CHAMP Is BEATEN ORWERS OUT iesday, M olla House for two hits and it over doubles h two runs, assisted by Tacoma mis. | tour ne, 8 | Bjurstedt, th Nor i plays. Seems fen t seneer bani | pion, and Mrs. B. F. Briggs of Phil GALESBI RG, Mm, | June 9.—Some ‘ — Tin Umpire—Frar Jadelphia were beaten by Mar- ‘of the world’s fastest drivers com The unusual and dangerous po Ishall McLean of Morriste . peted today in the 100-mile automa sition of being in the lead was but jand Mrs. Barger-Wallach of NeW- hile race on at the Galesburg track, |port. In the singles, Mrs Mcl0 \acknowledged the fastest and only | beat Mra, Barger-Wallach, who | dead : yactag: eoures Hua : paired with Mrs, Cabot br acco: world. With ambitions to break in the rr ie a reat we |previous world records, Tom Alley match from Miss sad 2d/and Eddie O'Donnell, driving 7 irs. Briggs Dusenberg cars, were strongly — backed. Ralph De Palma drove his |GREW HAS ‘TROUB Mercedes, “while John ‘De Paina am drove a De Lage. momentary, however, and with a rare display of genius, Tealey Ray LAND ON LEONARD | mond booted the ball and forced a the Tigers to tie, From that point) SPOKANE, June 9 Spokane | on until the ith, try as they/dropped the first game of the would, Seattle simply could not) series with Victoria Tuesday, § to drop the game, but In that frame|5, heavy hitting of the Maple Hogan singled and Stokke bunted/ Leafs in the pinches being re him to second and Stevens’ bingle | sponsible for their victory. The scored Hogan. Indians landed on “Tiny” Leon COAST LEAGUE | We — ard's offerings with ease, and he |san rranci« |_ POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. re mae: a tees on a0 oO raaie| “8S removed from the mound in | fait Lake 5 ; a |—Tichborn, who rowed No M : BURNS TO TURN PRO’ of a, first baseman since Dugdale the fourth. Hanson, who finished, . «38 ‘ jthe Columbia vareity cre 4 wed aD held the ns 83 : oo 4M8 pen dec: eligi ow Wy held the Indians safe eS | been declared ineligible to row ihe SPOKANE, June 9—Dave Burney, ial getting coin in exchange, the team | yj.¢, « ( 26 use ure to pass bis exa Victoria 3000003 D8 bewe of failure to pass hi xAM | holder of the national amateur P, B fs without a first sacker now. | ¢ ‘ *~ é | Spokane 03011000 inations. This gave rise tw al ‘ “* rs ;: rumor that Coach Rice would re-|N: A. and Far Western samatemiiaag wrestling championships at 145 Lodell, who followed Beatty, seem m s ‘EAS LA GFORD vate Sot gigas — ti — CHAMPS WIN oun Y FOR " : : : Jeign, but that was indignantly de eee eee tae orn roe like the Arab, he quietly folded his | NEW YORK, June 9.—In eight of| WORLD'S FAIR GROUNDS, San)atmospheric condition that exists) The other entries are the “Queen nied by Rice. Naumer rowed 19 | recional and has issued a chale om teat and ékipped by the light of ten rounds of thelr bout in Brook.|Francisco, Cal, June 9—Tug-|for once you are caught In its grip|of the Pacific,” with Clarence|Tichborn’s place in Tuesday's prac:/ieie. ty meet any 145-pounder om ren 9.—~Van jlyn last night, Sam Langford had/ @ine at thelr leashes hei you will be carried miles from the| Drake, the 1%-yearold Spokane tice. the mat. x Pi the moon, not waiting for release) VANCOL 5 ! couver won the second game of the better of Jim Johnaon. In| the four huge balloon entries mainiand over the Pacific. pilot; the “Venice,” Leon} papers. He jumped to the man- 4 | agement of some bush club in Mon-| the series with Aberdeen Tuesday |nearly every round after the third| the reat Western long distance! Not only is there a great risk in| Brack, and the “California,” punta a ‘| JUNE 26 | ‘HOGAN | DAY’! tana after acquiring considerable |>¥ 4 score of 4 to 3, putting the|Langford punished Johnson balloon race are awalting the crack| flying from San Francisco because! by ward Unger, who had c ‘TIE FOR HIGH SCORE bush club experience with the Se.| Winning run across in the last half) | verely Langford weighed of the gun that will send them sky-|of the afr currents, but because,!of the bag {n the Portland race. mite team. of the ninth inning, when Ward | pounds, Johnson ward in the most daring and spec-/also, of the topographical charac LES, June 9.—June| PORTLAND, June 9—Peter H, Brinker's grounder with tacular aerial race ¢ as “Hogan |O'Brien of Portland and Frank 26 been announced Se sane staged ter of the surrounding country 36 has > = ; 1e'Wee a patched-up team that the bags loaded , CATCH BASS JUNE 10 220, "c2rciee s thennes by Two: nuded” men Inland he the N FI ORKOUTS iyi in the Pacitic Const teague, |Troet of Vancouver, Wash. tl played for Seattle Tuesday. Barth 200100000 balloon men an a pestilence. it > da mountains. They and on that day the proceeds of for the first honors in the am : took Lodell’s place at first and| Vancouver ...010100101 The season in which bass, perch |bears the red cross of peril on the ed barrier, inaccessible,| STANFORD UNIVE treed er tO | Sto oe ita uate ‘ > i>” ‘Hogan,|men's association here yestesiageaa LOS ANG all games will ITY, June! the widow of th Pitchers Bill Rose and Pat Eastley _ one ullheads, cropple and sunfiah may chart of ever q b ple and sunfia y y aeronaut in the/and mean almost sure death to the|9—In preparation for their depart- Pi Pion - ‘ AST were called upon to spell each oth- le defeated the R. V. A. C./be taken legally in King county will| world. In addition to the usual, pilot who ts forced to land on thelr/ure on June 14 for the Poughkeep- mar esstis, taeithe Sn eatie obteaee 150 aaa, 1S neta, one q er in the right garden, again dem-|Stars, 14 to 6. The bateries were: lopen on June 10, Lake Washington | terrors of the alr there are adverse rugged peake late regatta, final workouts are be-| put $1,000. ™ ite ce Vis See Tak 3 onstrating that Dugdale ee Fray and Bell for the/and its various sloughs are said to| currents, the most diabolical of Should he top this saw-tooth!ing engaged in by the Stanford es ee, gg op A gn yea So eset ay 9 ba phy nem be teeming with bass and cropple| which Ie an air stratum that travels range, the barren, desolate deseri|crew on the bay near Redwood) Tug Gollah of Seattle on way to} Government road from Nie apf eer ape waht o be: Vane want, to rr outofttown |this season, and fishermen are|out to sea. This current Is feared/of Nevada with its parching thirat|City, The men are in splendid] Akutan to tow barge Fresno with |glacier to Narada falls opened to ders ring up m. games nly ¢ and 6. looking forward to a great time. more by airmen than any othericonfronts bim; or, a little farther! physical trim, cargo of whale oil to Seattle motor traffic Sunday, | Wi continue to ship Satmon, aver- AT STATEHOUSE': 2 Re Minweapotis won the i aging @ pounds Gressed, in Individual medalin' je in e trans Missle ood Wheat .... ance | Cees 2 cay veins ta che U. @ |line motors come under state navt| sipp! Golf association tournament waa Seg pelea one i at) — ne Mi Charges Prepaid, $1.25 NEVER CHANGED YET || kation inw, says assistant attorney here Tuesday, with a score of 154] change in’ egg quotations which [ ans= | Grain f general for 36 holes, {a the quallfym basement aes Tf i. Spots on the leopard. Referendum ‘Petitions, with more | for 5 WUANTYME | hax occurred in weeks, The price = PORTLAND, June 9.—With 4, Guaranteed to arrive in porter con ||| Ol s pard Seattle and Bellingham lose fight than enough signatures to insure | Found to the dealer in now 23 cents. An|Aifaita No 1 ......+....2800 @1500 z — a G Profanity hill. in supreme court against state the placing on the ballot of th advance in the buying price is ex- 28.00 school children dressed to repre Ry The Sphinx. superintendent ot schools, They! seven bills affected at the next | pected before the end of the week |e 35-00 eest ences and Zatriag, flowers eeicict on. tie Ballard meres ecothe for attendance - election, were filed with the sec *“HIPPODROME. | Apricots and raspberries were | straw, res pees a oot ioe a r ni rtion of vacation pertod,| retary of state, Wednesday, ME Saas 5 fi | Timothy 4 1» |costumes fantastic and FE | line. which would give Seattle about peal ef ye Raha, peren of the Fifth and University Rt nace he ats 4.06 | marching in a pageant illustrative | | @ Bob Hodge's estimate of $1,200 and Bellingham $200. | at the city registration Clean Amecement senile —_ |of the horrors of war and the de himself. | Dr. Dernburg, kalser'’s mouth: office, Tuesday night, checkers sogmnce Ca Ce —— E. J. Koors, chief clerk In of-| lights of peace, Portland entered / a piece, engages passage on steam- announced the names were found ‘Competent | ‘Teachers Prices Paid Whelesale Peelers fer | | fice of Alex Tinling, assistant gen-| into three days of celebration and | |ahip Rergensfiord of Norwegian-| to be 8% per cent correct iionaareoatnd _— eral freight and passenger agent revelry, attendant upon the annual Joba Jones’ grocer has to wi |Amertcan line, sailing Saturday for) Each of the seven petitions con- -— on gaily by 3. W. Ovdwin ace (Of Northern Pacific railroad for | Rose Festival. see wn toes heen * ne Norway. tain approximately 17,000 «ligna- artichokes, Gen... s |Past year, appointed export and| This afternoon Miss Sybil Baker ot eae s tence wilt state, | Everett selected as next meeting tures BULL BROS, coves. Aaa import agent, with headquarters in| was crowned queen of the festival place of state 1. 0. O. F., now tn Counciiman Erickson, president Asparagus, Ib. . - Seattle. | with elaborate ceremonies. John Smith's buchetr hae to wait. session at Tacoma. O. D. Wilson|of the Washington State Refer: J ¢ rl r — soe 800) ” — | OHIO METHOD IN) wisrasssishe be. [sects te te arod mae edule, id be erected: USS PRUMCOPS Fees og IF | gone reen's bil er, and F, W. Bier of Vancouver ‘o-th any 1101 Cal. lemons, per crate... ils | With DENTISTRY Mas gone For Dee ee ere ee ec OUver names an were obtained in Seattle | 1019 THIRD IN 1048 | En crapetrult cress: e ; ha William Samuel Par Gol | from outside cities and Villages, Cal, turnips, sac ng teeth are replaced b; arrott, iden. si ‘al. beets ‘the Combine? be Ono Method by “artificial teetn| Aad'cli Me'pay, denn Diack witt state, | Ale, famous artist, died Tuesday, carrots, sack - you would — be wealthy, wae Ute natural a8 your original| Mae some for Dee Green's bil ge 71. Has sister and brothers in| i TRANSPORT 1S SUNK! On. vanitoewe, oe think of saving as well as AML Dentlats Who tr Examinations are now bein; . | | Pie cherries 1.00 @ 1.26 = Are W teeth. +} nk, weed In the excitement of moving to| | Euesimibers iso \i |getting. senctapalgeng iy HDWIN J. BROWN conducted without charge, and est!-| o Seattle, A. W. Martin and wit 5 Carrots mates are furnished in all cases. 4 IH flecked. i re, | CONSTANTINOPL June 9 jorida cell crate You're wrong. Doe's got his coat in ow" | Centralia, forgot (o take thelr 7-| An allied transport, believed to be Florida celery, rat Every young man should ” yadun: glove : 4 WE STAND BACK OF OUR WORK Because he can't collect. FOR 12 YEARS’ GUARANTEE Mies Gertrude E. Andrus, Seatt $15 Set of Teeth, $8 ceciet president of chilaren’ n the lines It is ve lay aside a portion of his) cia hetwe jin a Dental advertise- income. |ment written by a | novice and tell wheth- year-old son Elmer. a British vessel, was sunk by the Surgiecn! Boot Spectaliet Florida tomatoes Shriners will hold business meet-| Dardanelles forts yesterday and|[| Over 26 years’ practical expert-jf| Goovederries ing in Scottish Rite temple Wed-| another forced to leave {ts anchor-|Mence. Latest machinery, best ma-| Honey, new, case Guaranteed .........- | bureau of American Library assoct- bre Mey dalled cog plans for | age, it was announced today. terlais, All repatring while youl! Money, strained ... er he ts in sympathy th, ation at convention in Berkeley, ention next month. | wait, Phone Main 1068, at vote | sith the Deutel Come MBearanteed =. ..: | a, comniiaone Laanpet. elle, tame, ES tans Sng Interest. Mf Per Cent [i> 00" Sans aranteed ........ 3 \ versity stn-| P k S e Dentists recently George L. Baker and C. A. Bige-|{A0Kar Waldemar, university stn. 1023 Pike Street arrested by this Dental « mbine were licensed by our great- lest states before this young squawk= 4 J ing squib was born, and the inference UN ON that a Dentist in this state is i= : |ferior and bis guarantee is unreliable SA VING simply because he is not licensed by a | the Combine ts rotten bunk f most inferior Dentists T have Opposite Winton Motor Car Co. $10 Solid Gold or $ lieee elected commissioners in Port-| january 18, remarried at home of FREE ADMISSION Porcelain Crown .... Wark to Sam Woolner, jr. presi-| Tide's mother Tuesday night | AT DREAMLAND Gold or Porcelain Annual Sealth of Broadway high . he Work OE ST dent of the National Wholesale! renqy for distribution at close ot| PANERY ONE WELOOME | Liquor Dealers’ association, meet) school Wednesday Solid Gold Fillings ..$1 Up | ng in Cincinnat!: “Liquor relieves! Forty.four Boy Scouts to relay, ° her Fillings more misery than it causes; DprO-| message from Mayor Gill to Mayor | ° Jeve r Known were licensed by the — Other Fillings . duces more joy than sorrow; adds|(iay of Everett on annual Piel | ° 7 R 7 aaa: smbine in this state, and the beat E : to efficiency; {s a tonic to body;|day, next Monday OF SE. have ever known were blacklisted by a , y ATTLE th peverer: Py - ‘in §. Sundays.) produces stronger and healthier] J’ LeRoy Owens and Mie _ id * ‘This very Dentist who now clatms minds, ete. Pauline Drake, well-known Wash-|| the superiority of ry Capital and Surpl that all his operators are licensed Cut - Rate ‘Rah for grape juice! County op-| ington couple, married tn mene 8 i nd give free @ apital and surplus, [has had many unilcensed Dentists Im tion elections in Minnesota force 80) Tuesday | trial to prove 11,000 a offices. Any Dentist who is inst : OHIO %: saloons to close up Pacific Northwest Rose society || A. LUNDBERG CO. | saximn come. 4.00 sta Jatshonest with his fellow prectitione il 207 UNIVERSITY ST Probe now on of mayoraity elec-|to hold tts second show in Com- | nei ewes || TUSSOR, Detormity appliance and| tdaho and Montana spu 037.00 — Jere and neeka a dishonest advantages . tion scandal in Kansas City, Kan.| mercial Club's rooms June 18. Artificial Limba. spuds, red. Ib. ° 03% a My bee honest and insincere with CORNER SECOND AVE. Rowboats with detachable gaso-| Semi-annual election of Plaster. | T ENUR New spuds. white, Ie os |JAMES D. HOGE, President Bis Saas Em. au alleged Dens 3 i |N. B, SOLNER, Vice Presi-! belittle those who are fighting for 1 125 @ 180 jright and liberty, so take your cholee 3 00 dent and Trust Officer the incompetent Combine, who fear competition, or the competent Den+ tists, who fight for right, Hood river ocal Clarks, local Jeweler and Silveremith Is Now Located at His New Store 010 Second Ave. Near Madiso: HOGE BUILDING In the Heart of the Financial SS Bee, ee District 713 First Ave. Unton Block, ers’ local union, No. 77, held Mon-| day night at Labor Temple. Otto | Dines chosen president ro, MADISON PARK | .scice "scar Coast Steamship Co., with 100 Kast- ern tourists and 50 other passen- |One Hour’s Ride on Bead AT. gers, sailed Tuesday night for| - Southeastern Alaska ports. Sound . Publicity bureau of Chamber of Commerce has arranged to show SPEED KINGS % OF NORTHWEST sb pnd of Seattle in all Pantages | | F"Prices Pala Producers - Poultry, Veal and % Ibe Frederick Gros university ye a ie sophomore, died Monday night at) Spring ducklings, over 2% \ Providence hospital from acute bi 18 | diabetes. O14 roosters, live |... on ; Pork, c o 8 0 | George E. Ryan, former secre- Pork, 1 7 @ OF i jtary o King county democratic | | Squads, food sine, * dow. 1.00 @ 1.50 ! |central committee, {Il at his hotel, [springs eeesswerereenete 4 ge | i” Veal, lar . . o9 | | 6, 8. H. B. Kennedy and reurias | Call at the Right Drug Co., 169 isinians ——— — — = | v1 near Second av | Leave Colman Dock 6:30, 8:00,| Wa iy THEY ALL KNOW HIM |i0::: game yt: 30, mB 8 cetpther tye Hla St. Paul. _.$.60.00 Chicago .....$ 72.50 v We it yo tronage and of- 2 A senied envelope, blanic except) FARE, 802 ROUND TRIP | ai¥yot tg Gociat' services ae wo Minneapolis ..$ 60.00 |Toronto .....$ 92.00 ‘for a portrait on {ts face of Hazen ry | J. Titus, the “Great Big Baked Po: pao or, atid ek \tato” man, was delivered by the} Si th toffl T GT 6 Racing Contests ge pe NE | CAN SAVE YOU MONEY Daily \eifie commissary department. It Seonum Need been matiobin New York, ths nure T determine your needs before attempting to effe nt. Look fur the Yellow Front. Nau hington Winnipeg ....$ 60.00 Montreal .....$105.00 New York. ...$110.70 Boston ......$110.00 Correspondingly low fares to other points, Tickets on sale daily May 15 to September 30. Return limit October 31, Liberal stopovers. Unexcelled service. | eure, 1 am a graduate of one of the highest classed medical col | postmark showed, at Station W, foges in the United States, Tam a legally licensed physician a a. m. on June 8, five days mie had $0 youre experience In my profession—# years in Seattle There was no address except Ti " 1 EXAMINE FREE tus’ plett d the word “Seattle.” reat disorders of the vital organs, Norves, Liver, Stomach, us’ picture and the wo Heart, Varicose Veins, Blood and Skin Disorders, Kezemna, Kidney and Miadder, “Varicocele, Mydro- vor "014" for Blood Divorders, te ie tor reliable Wasserman wieod Test Scale of Prices—First Time in America for High | Class Auto Racing | The Jefferson Park team defeated fs |the National Billiards Sunday, 6 to ‘ : 5. Flynn for the Park boys pitched ae Din DOMAG Aw: besskak Lila Souiieia: 6,000 Bleacher Seats at 50c ‘Admi:. ‘on. geet panier’ Conse. nonitte Be RONAN AX, Bets ¥ Ite Postofti Grand Stand 75c. Box Seats $1. ganies with Jefferson Park sddress| thas Minit 6 aa 68's [Spalding’s or phone F. Brwin, Bea- saicn db ke wal to ake con 3881, For full information call or write E, E, PENN, General Agent, Passeng Department, 713 Second Ave., Seattle. 27.00