The Seattle star. [volume], May 09, 1911, Page 2, Image 2

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THE STAR'S SPORTiNG NEWS SERVED IN SHORT, SNAPRY STYLE—NO BUNK HERE
Three Greatest Trotters in Match Race
to Decide Supremacy; to Meet in August
BY TIP WRIGHT
CL.KVBLA.VD. 0.. May 9.-~Har
iimi horwmrn eipvcl the treat of
their Uvea nest August, and tbey
are not likely to be disappointed
Th* tidbit In store for lovers of
the square salted flyer* la a special
race between the three speediest
trotters In the world- the gelding
rhlan. l:i>*\. world'a champion
trotter, the atalllon The Harvester.
3:01. and the mare Joan. 1:04\
It haa been suggested that they,
be brought together at the famous
North Handail track, the faateot
harness bora* track In the world,.
KIDS' SPORT CORNER
Tna Loyal Height# team at Bal .
Jard are looking for gaiuea Average |
Me 17. Kor information phone Hal*
lard 834
Th# Timers defeated th# Japanese
team Uto II »:shop'a horn- run
tn the eleveoih was the feature of
the game The Tiger# want game#
with teama under 18 Fboue Main
«*3t>
Broadway Midgets and Quean
Ana## are playing this afternoon on
Woodland park ground*.
Th# Levinsen Juniors won ard
lost a (Sin* Sunday. In the morn
tng tbey ilef''''"d lb* Clippers. It
to • and In the afternoon tost lo
the ixiyal Heights by a scor# of 5
to 1 after U ini lug*. Mike Michel
■en. of tbe Juniors, wants games
out <>f the city. The team average#
age 17. Address ISO* Second av.
Carrigan. Red So* great re- t
celver. dug his fork into some- i
thing, and as he masticated It i
said. "Gee' Those are the fun- 1
Blest potato*** I ever tasted." 1
"Potatoes! Tlwm are banana i
frlttors.' said l>efty Collins 1
"All right. I'll have some i
more," returned the backstop i
NEW LEAGUE OPENS.
IB; I Ml>4 rma Hire >
LEXINGTON. Ky„ May »-The
Hlwegrass )eagu»- season to
day The circuit Includes l>exlng
ton. Richmond. Carta, Frankfort.
Marypvllle and Winchester. Marys
vtlle claims the biggest baseball
team In the ronnlry. nearly all of
the players being six footers
BIG TRACK MEET ON.
,■> I n.1.4 I'riM Lrw4 Wire.)
MISSOULA. Mont.. May
Under the au»i Ices of the »tale
university, an Istler*'holastic track
and field meet of all the leading
Schools of Montana was opeaeri here
today to continue all week.
FORBES UP TOMORROW.
<07 ( llllNl I'freS I f HIW lUfFfl l«
MILWAUKEE. lay ». -Jimmy
Walsh, the Boston wcrapper. and
Harry Forbes, the former bantam
weight rhatnplon. will meet In K<-
no»iha tomorrow night In a 10-round
bout.
Frank Brokaw, hurdler and broad
Juniper, and Bradley Glsh, quarter
mller, are candidates for the cap
taincy of next year's varsity track
team.
FOR M«, Ri«1«f« f««rnomi «l
low price*. c*IJ *t Virflnlu*. I*4 Vir
ginia •• . n»*r W«sttak* •*. •••
A Man's Shirt
Thdt Will Do
A Man's Work
* That's what we han- j
die—clothes for the la
boring man that will
stand the wear and
tear of a man's job.
714 First Av.
Main 5089—Phonos—Ind. 2880.
WALL PAPER
Retailed at Wholesale Prices
DAHLEM & BARRY
1508 3rd, near Pike
Meek Trunk & Bag Co., Inc.
THI NK* l*n HI IT rAIM.
Wo manuruftur* otir own g'«« 1«
rlatit horr In Xoattlo «i,-1 mil thorn
a* »fl |rir«t Av., corner Madlaon
m >12. i..,i iter,
T«t M/WU.VZ 6 IXRj
THE HEIGHT OF HARNESS HORSE PERFECTION
' during the (rand circuit meet. Aug
uat 7-15.
, Aa the owners nf the horse* are
millionaire*, they will compete for »
gold trophy, Inalead of a purse. the
winner to be the unquestioned trot
r ting champion. Ilera are their rev
, owla ■
Üblan 1:58%. la a gelding. 7
1 years ahl. by Blngen Blonde. by
: Sir Walter 11* took hla mark last
i year. In a trial against the watch.
. accompanied by runners. He la
'the property of C. K 0. Hillings of
■, Chicago.
i The Harvester. 3 01. la a atalllon.
aged 8, by Walnut Hall Natotot. by
, • Mako. ll« look his mark laat sum
Today's Tide# at Scattl#.
High.
I'll a. u. 141 feet
3:13 p m 116 feat
Low. '
9:17 a. m. 5 3 feet
8:07 p. m 8.7 feet
POLO GROUNDS LEASEO.
fUr I I*tvm 10-mn*4 Hlf« »
NKW YORK. May t—JX the New
York Ulanta play baseball at the
Polo ttround* for the full term of
the 3i year lease, which President
John T Brush ha* Just announced,
they will have occupied that aite
for 55 years. The team began
using these grounds la 1891
Hruah will erect Iron and coo
cr**e stands, to coat 1500.M0, at
onc«.
KIRKWOOO VS. RIVERS
SAN FRANCISCO. May 9 —Plgfct
fans are elated today over th#
matching of George Klrfcwood. th#
beat featherweight la the rtty. with
young Rivera, the sensational Mex
ican boxer of (<o« Angeles. The
lada will meet In a four-round bout
at Hrwawland here May 18.
TWIN SULLIVAN WINS.
• fl> I aIM l rr« l«w| am )
BUFFALO, N. Y.. May »— Or
spite a Wright bandlrap of 10
pounds. Jack (Twin) Sullivan of
float on today has a decision over
Tony Unas of Nrwrastle, Pa. The
fight went 10 rounds. Hull) van cut
ting lt<»* face to plerws. whllo the
liostoaian escaped without a mark.
CAN BAT COME BACK?
(Kr t rm I mmmmii Wlrv)
CHICAGO. May itatlllng Net
son. former lightweight champion,
will try to come back" tonight
when he meets EdiUr Bantry In a
six round contest before a Fund du
I*ac. Wla., club N'elnon la confident
and expect* to take on Wolffaat
again If he d-monstrat"-* his ablltiy
with the smaller fry.
HERE FOODS ARE CHEAPER; FRESHER, TOO
r.bllr Orsha IB MarfcM Offlr.
Delivery 10 Cents; Suburbs 20 Cents. Delivery Extended to Green
Lake, Fremont and University Districts.
Manning's
Coffee
We Save You Money on Groceries
Pionacr Mlik, 2 cant |sf, $;MM> Caaa, Delivered
Quaker Pure Rolled Oata, 6 lbs
Carolina Hl'e, large heads, 4 Iba 545#
20 Iba. Bugar, $1.00, With a $2.00 Purchase—Free Delivery
H. A. EBA
MAIN FLOOR, 109-110 ALSO 33 34 DOWNSTAIRS
COW BUTTER STORE
1433—FIRST AND PIKE
Full Prram Choose | ~j.
Upton's Tfa, lb sfif
Hakor'a Cocoa, cau .
rmr m a. rirrn
*-<»i»« 1*r~(lln«
«all un
til 111 tK.
Hals Mil
Manning's Coffee Store
1819 PIKE PLACE.
airr. Ilr- la own est by August I'b
l»ln of Milwaukee.
Juan. I IMV Is a mare, 8 years
n|«t. by IHrniuni Spier Ha rah W
by Ital Hraden She la otmi) by
Captain Ikavld rihaw of Cleveland.
Slie took lii-r mark laat year In
the third boat of the Walnut Hall
•tlk*
At first glance the tyro might
aak what cha»<-e Joan. marked all
arrundi alower than t'blan. will
havn with the champion. Harneaa
harMßrß know the tnarr la one of
th* apeedleat In the world, and that
• lie could have itnptHHl fatter than
she la marked had her owner 4»
■trod.
AMATEUR GAMES.
Th# Lawtona defeated th« South
Park tftm Holiday In a batter*''
eamo. acnr* 10 lo 8 The winning I
(•am Journeys to Itlrmlngham Hun
day. playing that ulna In ibe after
noun.
Th# Broadway and Lincoln teams
will meet tomorrow In what may {
prove the deciding game In th# elt» .
high school championship aerie#
If the North Bnd boys win they ,
will cinch th* cop. and If Hroad ,
way laola the gam# they will aland j
a chance to at leaat tie their rival*
Th# Railway Claris' team mat
defeat twice yesterday at the
Bremerton ground*, losing to the
U. 8 Marin# Corp# nine by a score
of II to 5 and to the I?. S Phitadel
phla ball lusaar*. score 8 to 1.
By T to 2. the Mikados defeated
Columbia Japanese tram of Tar.nna
la the first of a aertea for a all'er
cup.
Port Orchard Athletic club won
from lh« Washington Iran Workers
at Port Orchard. 7 to 1.
In an uphill fight, the First Proa
byterlans downed the First Chrla
(lan*. S to S. on tho Collins gnmods
yesterday.
After 14 Inning*. Roeyln, at homo,
beat Ktlensburg. C to &.
Spangenberg
1101 Ist, cor. Spring
FISHING TACKLE
BASEBALLS
CUTLERY
makes keys
THE STAR—TUESDAY, MAY 9. 1911.
GIANTS COULDN'T
HIT IN PINCHES
w i, »•*
Hliolmn# ... I 4 !»•
H»«iit# .jr . . f «n
Vftmi«iv«r ... I .41#
|*t»f 11 Al«t| . ? It »«4
tMuNM 1 '■ *'•*
Victor!* ...... .......... 6 II ,171
sfa> :• enable to lilt
In the pluchea, W" 1 (llant* were
whltewaahed by the Tlffera jreater
day. the local* wlnnlnK Ito 0 Part
of th« ttw|M)n*lblllly of the Olanta'
downfall may l>e laid to ih« pitch
liik on the |miit of (lordon. of
lln'tnerton Zackert pitched a fairly
Rood same.
In tlii' third Innlnß. with two
down, llaaaoy alngled. Itockenfleld
alnßled, acinllng llaaaey to third
M.iraa'a alnßlx arored llaaaey. Ken
n.'dy forc.-d Morae at aecond
Two more runa werr Rathnted try
the Tlßera In the mitl< Kocknn
field blnßled. Morae whiffed Kan
nody alatiimed out a thrc Imlfer,
Kockenfleld acorlnc Kennedy
■ rttaam] the pan on Abbott'a fly to
Davldaon.
Tha (llanla had aevi-ral opportun
Itli-a to acorv but failed to a< <-ept the
chancea In th«- thlid. with two
down and three men nut. thev were
rvtlM-d iM-foia all) itaiiiaßu t.i th«
I'lßcra o«-curred
Their lieit chance to croaa the
pan came In the fourth Innlnjt. when
ihe Olanta loaded the baae* nut
th«« next three up faili-d to counect
with the noae of the horarhlde, and
their chance waa gone.
Tha box acore:
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I** aah It. « . I I I I
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SUITS
AT PRICES YOU LIKE TO PAY
Men's Panls
Worst**)*. ('tulDK-rmi. Woolen*
•tr •plnulid »w>r(ia»nl, 111
elodiag nld f*«hi<>n«xl J ran
I'anta Prtned. por pair—
• I.IS, 91.71. %'*.**. r*.T5, j
Is anil $3.»N
Spaelal—M»o'• 11-aTjr Corduroy
I'anl» in <«.) <>( | _: f j OQ
«i»clal Uin»irra« at . f liOu
Men's 53.50
Shoes Cio for
$2.49
How Can You Do It?
We'r. asked many times ■ dsy—
th. story ta too long (or h.r*.
bat—-you've tin. choir. of right i
styles In i>«l"ni or vlcl kid and (
th. buslnesallk. l>ol%fcalf Kr
fry pair a Goodyear Wolf guar !
antwKl. Special. a M ,
GLOVES
Ksyser'a Twof'lasp Silk Gloves,
all ttliten, many cetera, CO.
double tlp|x>d JUC
Kayaer's, Fowiies, and other
makes of long allk gloves. .very
sixe. downa of colors; values to
$1.00
Women'* Kid Glove.. twoclasp,
every pair guaranteed . AQ-
Sperial, a pair ...' oOC
Real Kid Gloves. many rolors.
all nil.*. valm •< to #■! OC
12 00 Special, a pair lit J
Garden Tools
Children'* Garden Sets, 3
plecaa. Special, a est—
9c, UC and 25c
Hakes, 69c. CQ _
Special ~.3jC
Hake*. 65c. tl _
Special o*tC
Hoe* tQ.
Special I3C
Weeding Ho.. 4()
Special I jC
Pruning Shears. 0 A*
Special C
Grass Shears. 1Q„
Special I DC
Garden Trowels • r _
Special UC
Spading Porks, 5 prong, u strong
one; value 9Kc. CO-
Special JJC
Onion Sets. Q_
A quart OC
Garden Seeds. 1 -
A package I C
May Manton
Glove-fitting
PATTERNS
10c
Sale* climbing higher every
day—they are good pattern*.
r.m'kuri. p i o o « t •
•|«|**ltt rr ........ i • t • t •
T «»!•!• H I I II I »
for Kji«lk»ri in ninth.
- All II H ro A r.
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H.«« k**nft»|if. ft. | | f 4 % t
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Tolnlft U • I If II I
Hr«*m t»y Innlnff
. • • • ft 0 * ft 9 • I
TMNMO* • I I i I I l I •—I
«»tu»i»rr KarnM run* Titums I
Hi «»!•!» iMitoi I .«*•< >1 !*• rifi< « hlla-~
I. n». i*ri<« rif .w
A i lh»ui.i« i• i« . Moim- ui iMltUd
I ».!" ».••• hit Kn«iuh|| M»»U k «•»—
II» (|tar«|"a #. try '/.•cfccrtt | lt**r» (in
H«U* off 4 #»ff /«■ km ; Mil
ptttiftMNl teH tt»<ling '! a+n.r
I hnur 41 wiiiHlM t.'n»|»li« l.<»it««
fi«< lt«<
Spokane Drop* Another,
VICTORIA. II C.—ln the flrat
Kama of the *«rlf* with Vic
toria yeaterday, tha Indiana loat
101 I'nur home run* «ti( made
during tha nine Inning*
Hcnre b> InnlnKa:
K|M>kane ,„.i 0 t ! 0 I U 0- I
Victoria Z 0 0 1 0 0 7 0 t~l«
llatterlea Kraft, Htrand. tjch
wenk and llasty, Htarkell, I.«ne
and llaahwood. Roche,
Portland Win* at Hom«.
PORTLAND—The Plppliia and
tha Heavera opwnad up the North
• ••lit eraMMi here yeaterday, Port
land winning 9 to 1.
•core by Inning*:
Vancouver ...000100160 t
Portland ... I 0 0 0 U u l • t
ltatterl»e -Jenaen. McQttary and
Hpnlamen. Arcbar aad llarrla
Women's
and
Misses'
Women's and Misses*
ONE-PIECE DRESSES
Fine Shoes
400 P«lr» Women's
|1 M> Kid Shoe. pat
rot tips; Mjc tit or
h«svy fl QQ
wi«i ... . # 1130
$1.00 White
Lawn Waists
New White I*awn Waists, for Spring
and Summer. This sperial lot come* in
plain tailored styles and fancy effects,
ttntimcd with lace and embroidery. All
sizes.
Special Sale Hosiery
Women's ISc and 35c Colored
Dale Mos.; all popular
•hades Special 19c
Women's Seamless Cotton
Moo., black, tan or whit.
foot. Hpwlal 9c
Three for 25c
Women's Ur snd 7Sc I.UIe
lloae. embroidered or plain
Wright Special at . wilt
Half Wool Art Squares
What wears better on your floor than, an Art Square? Woven from
hard-twisted, long, coarse carpet wool filling and strongest cotton warp,
they last for years. The rich browns, reds, greens and yellows in Art Squares
make them admirably suitable for any color scheme.
Half Wool Art Squares arc priced for tomorrow as follows:
$4 50 ART SQUARE ffQ OC
7x9 feot
$5.00 ART SQUARE MQC
9\9 feot r yJiuv
Our 1 01 1
Spring Footwear
Finds Instant Favor
Neat, Trim, Stylish Ties, Oxfords, Pumps, Sandals and
Shoes
$1.49 —$1.69 —$1.98
Popular
Black*
and Tan*
Tfcla I* a picture of the rt.11...k Ma, of Mil to*. Waah Tbm t-mm to «*e of the faM«..t in nat
■action of lh« alata. Manager Uwkwood <l«alre» cam"*. Addreaa K' auk I.a>ckj*'wi<l. Mkck |!a Sail
Club. He Hack, Wa*h. •
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W I. I'M
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l-lll.kuic ~ || ( 471
Smm Xutlt II 1 .11
• hi. a*.. II * LI.
On. ian.il T . ol
• It Ml
HI |«Hll. « II lit
Hiooklyn I Ik .IM
At Boaton.
H H K
New York ...I S 0
I lost on 6 7 I
llatterU-a - Raymond and Wll
aou, I'f. ffor and Itarldon.
At Plttaburg.
It K. V.
HI Woula Z 7 3
Plttaburg ...4 I 1
Hattarlea W. Htnelo and lln-ana
ban, Htvclc and Olbaon.
At Philadelphia.
R II K
Mrooklyn 0 • S 1
Philadelphia . . 5 1Z 1
Itatterlea lull and Itewn,
Alexander and Uuoln.
KeKatdlne Wolitaat aa a efcnea*
champion, not nfiich of a crowd
aaw hi in beat the one round per
aoa.
$/V9B
gMj
Worth $1 5 and $1 7
New One-Piece Dresses, made of all-wool French
and English Serge, Nuns' Veiling, Mohair and Nov
el ty Woolen materials. Plain tailored and fancy dress
effects; blacks, navy blues, grays, tans, browns,
greens and other sfiades. All sizes.
69c
Children's liVfcc Black Cotton
Klbbed Stork lug*, with strong
<b>uliie knee, spliced hc«l and
to.—
4 Pairs 25
Children's Best Hlack t.lalo
Thread Stockings. made with
linen thread heel and toe;
henry or light weight 00 «
K|»ti«l at LL C
$6.00 ART SQUARE OA QC
y*lOH feet
$7.50 ART SQUARE CC PC
9x12 feet #U«O3
HERE'S A FAST AMATEUR TEAM
Values $15 to $20 IN ANY OTHER STORE
tjne Hundred and Thirty New Spring and Summer
Suits, mostly plain tailored models. Materials arc all
wool and Jackets lined with Skinner satin. All the plain
solid colors and plenty of mixtures; all sizes.'
New Jackets $£ QQ
Worth $10.00
A spccia! lot of Women's and Misses'
New jackets, in the latest correct lengths.
All-wool serijcjj, coverts and broadcloths.
Ulacks and other shades. AH sizes.
Vlcl Kid, Valour,
Uunmetal and
Dreeay Patent
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W U IV i
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H.at.ln«l»n • •• *J"
I'l.t.lanl * It * M
HI Ix.ul. » l»
At New York.
R II P.
Uoxton ..I ' 2
New York \0 1 3
liatterlea -Wix»d and
iu»ck«-r; t'aldwell and Hlalr.
At St. Louia.
R. H K
Cleveland 3 * 0
Ml lioula ...4 * 1
Itatterlca -Krapp and Btnltb,
Ijike and Btepheua.
At Chicago.
R II E
Detroit * 10 1
Chicago I 1 1
Matt»rlea-C«i*lnitton and Man
age; Unx*', ftaker and Sullivan.
Sylveater "CeKirge" Cotton. »mt
whlle aparrlnK pnrtnar of Jack
Johnaon. la paying for hla claim to
fame. All th«* big ityn. white and
abaded. are nicking hltn
la All You Need
Bring Unleaa You
Wi»h to Buy More
Than One Suit.
$9.98
Women's Pure Thread Silk
Hose, black, pink or light
T. 48c
Women's Out*l*e Hose. seam
less cotton with ribbed top.
;r u: 15c
Women's Black or Tan Im
ported Gauze l,lsle Hose, dou
ble sole and garter topOOss
Special at LLC
$9.00 ART SQUARE »P rfl
—104x1? foot J>D. JU
$10.00 ART SQUARE *7 rrj
—ISxlI feet $1 ,DU
LONDON'S
The Home of'
GOOD BLACK SILK
I.oni; lmrd yearn of work are backof this allk section of oura. Forti
fied and buttressed with stacks of good Roodp. wp are In a position to
absolutely defy all competition Here they are: Superb ltlack Oil
Holliml Taffeta, I'oau do Sole. Peau de Cyitne, lovofv Satin Mi s:»-
linos, etc.. etc., are all hero. Values }1 35, 11.39 and |1.60, QQ«
offccpU tomorrow at, yard wwC
Good Shoes for Men and Young Men
Fit. comfort and service, without the high price Choice of nine .lit
forent lasts and toes All the late models, as well as the more sta
ple or conservative styles Patent, box calf, velour and the thin,
tounb, well nigh everlasting vlcl kid. All Ooodvear welts, for busi
ness or dress, Just auch us are ordinarily sold ai *3 50. <pi A Q
Tomorrow _ J
SPORTING DOPE
MONTREAL. — The Monftal
florae Show, wttb !lioi'rtirlii<r«4
horwn from all oXirr th«- hominion,
and many from the Stat< ». op«ii«-4
today.
The Broadway higha yetUrday
afternoon won a HoMlr r»>iit«>
Kam« from th* Mallard hllth »«ln*i|
team at IJucoln groundo. »<</ra T
to 6.
Playing a brllhart game through
out. William Kdlund won hi* thlr4
con<w**itlv« victory In tb«- handicap
pool tournament runnlnr at llm«|
* lluli-n'a, defeating It O Ivan,
V) lo 66, McCoy and Trimble play
tonight.
The Seattle Golden Potlateh
bowling tournament will opw m
the Imperial alleys tomorrow nuthC
Every large high school In th#
dial'- la eipect«-d to ha*«* track
teams It) a m«~t Saturday on ih#
university campus The hammer
throw la barred Iwr-anse of dancer
to spectators and the Javelin Is not
booked owlnn to Ita newness
$3.00 " Close-Fit "
PETTICO AIS
$1.33
The "Close Pit" Petticoat la
j the U-st flttedtop Petticoat orfl
the market. Fits perfectly
smooth over the hip* All sites
whilst measure. TbU special lot
is "f h.-ailit rblootn and several
kinds of fkAnces are shown —
embroidered, tailor.-d. tucked,
hemstitched, etc All lengths.
$4 and $5 MATS
TRIMMED
$2.98
Choice of more than one hun
dred new Summer (bit*, taken
from our $4.0® and $5.00 tables.
.choice for one day $2.98
Greatest bargains this season.
RUGS
Save money tomorrow by buy
ing on* of London's good Rugs.
None but r«liable Rugs are sold.
Edwin London will not tolerate
any unreliable merchandise. The
Rug prices follow. Better come
in tomorrow:
$27 50 Khorasseo Axminster
»!!?. $17.95
$22 50 Khorassen A minister
ST.'*" 0 * ... $15.95
$17.50 Itruascls Rugs, #10 A C
9x12 feet # I J.HO
$18 00 Ilrusscls Hugs, (j | 4 OC
0 I I .j3
$10.50 tlrusaels Rugs. $7 OC
feet Oi ,Z3
30c Jap Mailing 180 cot Ofl*
ton warp. yard , &UC
LINOLEUM
35c floor Oilcloth, square 0C«
yard L JO
45c Floor Oilcloth, square 30c
75c Printed Linoleum, C9f»
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