The Spokane press. [volume], June 28, 1907, Page 3, Image 3

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WARCLUBS LAND
ON CLAFLIN
INDIANS CHASE DUO OUTFIT
TO THE WOODS IN A SHOWER
OF BWATS THAT NET 11
RUNS.
Won. Lost P.C.
Aberdeen 38 16 .704
Tacoma 3E 25 .583
Spokane SO 26 .545
Seattle .59 2T .518
Butte 26 28 .481
YMemiver 9 46 .164
Indians did some great bat
ting yesterday. They pounded Claf
lln for 9 hits and everyone of them
meant something. Both teams made
plenty of errors. Spokane cinched
things In the 6tb and 7th innings
hy scoring 4 and 6 runs, making a
total of 11 with the 1 secured in
the second. The best Seattle could
dl was 3 runs. They secured only
8 hits off Jensen, who also passed 4
and struck out 3. Clafiin passed 5
and struckout 2.
The big hit of the game was
James' home run. Three-baggers
were made by Rowan and Swain,
who also made a 2-bagger to keep
things going. MyerF was the only
Seattle man who got better than a
single off Jensen. He secured a2-
bagger. McKune, Rowan and Swain
got 2 hits apiece.
"Tamp" Osborn will pitch this
afternoon's game Swindells will
catch and Bender play the bench.
"Rasty" Wright has a mask for
sale.
At Vancouver >osterday Tacoma
•hut them out 6 to 0.
At Butte, Aberdeen won 7 to 5
With Stark.'ll In the box.
THE CITY LEAGUE
The twilight game at Natatorium
park last night resulted in the Var
■ey Mfg. Co. defeating tho Union
Iron Works 5 to 4.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago 0, Pittsburg 3; St. Louis
1, Cincinnati 2; Brooklyn 1, Boston
4; Philadelphia 0 New York 2.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit 4, Cleveland 5; New York
15, Washington 7; Boston 1, Phila
delphia 0.
BIG CROWD WILL
SEE FIGHT
(Scrlpps News Association.)
SAN FRANCISCO June 28— The
seat sale for the Squires-Burns fight
opened this morning with advance
orders for $5.01X1 worth of seats re
ceived by the management before
tickets were on sale. Despite
the car strike there la every indica
tion of a big crowd.
Betting has switched and Squires
Is now a 9 to 10 favorite. Unless
more Burns money appears the
price will shorten. Squires con
tinues to work hard, but could step
Into the ring tomorrow If called
upon to do so and give a good ac
count of himself.
Burns worked at Oakland today,
having arrived from Harbin Springs
last night.
The fighters wl'l begin to taper
off about Monday. Both are now
down to fighting weight—Squires
182, Burns 178.
SUNDAY SCHOOL GIRL GREAT HORSE TRADER
MISS EMMA SCOTT, HORSE TRADER
NASHVILLE, Term., June 28.—
, "l would rather be a horse trader
- J i than follow any of the lines of work
usually undertaken by business
women."
Thus does Mls« Km ma Scott, 18,
■un-tanned and healthy, declare her
aelf. She makes her headquarters
on the haymarket, where ahe is
known as one of the shrewdest
dealers In horseflesh.
"You would, perhaps, say that 1
drifted Into honfe trading," ex
plained Miss Scott. "1 was raised
In the country aud as a very little
tot delighted to have my father
throw me up behind his srfddle
■when he went on horse buying ex
peditions. After I became % little
older my father underwent % opera
tions that rendered him unable to
attend to his business without as
sistance So he taught me how to
tell the age of horses, the sixes to
buy to meet the market demands
•f the different seasons, and the
good polnta of the animals.
"In time I began trading alone,
Enslaved by a Pirate
OR ROBERTS RENDEVOUB WITH THE RED-HANDED ROVERS
BY F. W. SCHAEFER.
I ... - .i n .. I—.1 —.
"TREMBLE!" ROARED CRUST, DRAWING HIS TRUSTY CUTLAS;
CHAPTER n.
Observing that Robert gave up,
the pirates eagerly put out for him
in the long boat. At any rate, that's
the hind of a boat it seemed to
Robert, for it was a long time com
ing.
It was manned by a richly cos
tumed male chorus Robert did not
know this. Bach man Jack of them
had a wicked looking knife in his
mouth, and he thought they were
sword swallowerp.
Flakey Crust, the pirate, was
pacing the quarterdeck (marked
down from 30 cei-ts, positively not
moro than 1 to each purchaser).
He was Indeed a hulking, villainous
figure.
"Tremble!" roared Crust, draw
ing his trusty rutlass, as Robert
was led before him. It was a
vicious looking weapon with a nail
file on the back o! it.
"Captain Crust, I believe?" re
marked Robert, admiringly. "I
BOY CLIMBS IN GUN AND IS
SHOT IN AIR.
SOUTH NOR WALK, Conn., June
28. —Young Henry Remsen was
playing hide-and-seek nnd hid In one
of the old spring guns or "mortars"
once owned by P T. Barnum, the
showman. He had hardly gotten
himself comfortably fixed when he
suddenly shot up in the air and
landed in an appU l tree nearby. He
was bruised, but not seriously hurt.,
The mortar was one use In the old
circus "human cannon ball' act, in
which a young woman was shot to
the top not. Ren.sen went through
the act, all except the net.
USE WATSON'S CLOVER
CREAM FOR TAN AND
SUNBURN—IT'S FINE.
aud now my father and i are in
partnership. I like the work, per
haps because I love horses. I en
jjoy being out of doors, and tho sat
isfaction that comes to one, as it
did to David Harttm. when he made
a good trade. My policy has been
absolute honesty. This, perhaps,
bas made me more successful than
some men In the fame business.
"I have never been a housekeep
er, and most of my schooliug has
been with the horses, but I do not
regret either fact for a moment. I
have been brought up as a Sunday
school girl, and this fact has, per
haps, greatly assisted me In meet
ing many of thi obstacles that na
turally confront a young woman
who is engaged in work such as
mine.
"it is my belief that any deter
mined woman of ordinary Intelli
gence, who loves horses and Is will
ing to bo true to herself and honest
with others, can make a success as
a horse trader."
j have read of you In the 'Lads Li
' brary of Adventure." "
"Call me colonel, you lubber!"
shouted the pirate, menacingly.
"I've been promoted since then."
"I suppse you want me to sign
as a member of your criminal crew
upon penalty of being hanged to the
yardstick," Robert said, hopefully.
"Bilge my binnacle, I do," said
Colonel Crust.
"Oh, very well," replied Robert,
seeing no alternative —at least not
where he could lay his hands on it.
"Well, thimble my rigging," Col.
Crust said, menadngly. "You can't
matriculate in my Preparatory
School for Pirates without a certi
ficate from your school teacher that
you're a very good boy."
"Oh," said Robert, "I'll have to
go ashore and get It."
Springing overboard, Robert
pulled for Salem in his dory.
(Continued.)
EACH COLLEGE WINS RACE.
NEW LONDON Conn., June 28.
—Harvard freshmen won the 2-mile
8-oared race from Yale today in
11:15. Yale won the 4-oared race
by 14 lengths.
LONGWORTHS AFTER BEAR.
BUTTE, Mont., June 28 —Mr. and
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth arrived
yesterday and hare gone for a 2-
weeks sojourn in Yellowstone Na
tional park. Afl n r the park tour
the Longworths will go to Honolulu
for a month.
The Pacific Telephone & Tele
graph Co. will issue a new directory
about July 20. Contracts for ad
vertising space can be made at the
business office of the company, 117
Wall st. —1
COEUR DALEIfE PARLOR CAM.
Beginning Saturday morning the
Shoshone Flyer, elect He boat train,
leaving Spokane at 9:oo a. m„ and
Coeur d'Alene at 4:10 p. m., will car
ry parlor car. Also'trains leaving
Spokane at 1:10 p, m. and Coeur
d'Alene 11:03 a. m. Chairs 25c ad
ditional between any two stations.
Reservations made only at Spokane
terminal and Coeur d'Alene ticket of
fice. —28
COLD BOTTLE
Budweiser
Beer
25c
5c a Glass
MJRKIN'S
121 Howard Street
Also Wall and
Sprague
Phone 731
iP6fcANB tfKm&rJVK* 28, 1907
TOMMY MIIIB DOPtJ
RINGCRAFT VERSUS PUGILISfI 1
BY TOMMY BURNS.
It has been pugilism versus ring*
craft in all my 3 matches with
O'Brien. In the first I traveled I
from Seattle to Milwaukee to meet
him. To be entirely truthful. I wills;
tell you that I needed the matchni
very badly. I traveled without ac
Pullman for 4 days and 3 nights.
On arrival in Milwaukee I was stag
gered to find the fight billed for the
next Friday night. It was Tuesday
evening. I found the manager and
asked him what he meant by put
ting such a double cross on me.
He replied. "Oh, don't make a
noise about it. O'Brien is round
behind the house, come and have a
chat with him." We went. O'Brien
was there waiting, smiling and full
of bull con as usual. He treated j
me, as he said, "like a brother pro- .
fessional." "You re in good enough
condition. Tommy," he said. "This
is not going to be a 25-round cham
pionship fight, bat a mere 6-ronnd
bout. We can box pretty and make
a good show for the public—that
is all that is needed."
The manager screed and assured
me that there wouM be no decision,
and likewise no attempt to land a
knockout. I needed the money bad
ly. I was down to my last $10. I
agreed. I trained Wednesday and
Thursday and entered the ring Fri
day night. O'Brien had gone
through 10 days of splendid train
ing.
When the fight began he said to
me as we were starring In the cen
ter of the ring, "Mind, Tommy, no
knockouts. Box pretty." We went
along as agreed for 4 rounds and
for those 4 rounds he certainly did
lay It all over me and my face was
a lovely mess. Before the fifth a
second in my center said, "Look
out, that fellow is going to double
cross you, Tommy " I knew his bad
reputation and began a bit careful.
Three times In that round he miss
ed 3 vicious uppcrcuts at close
range, and said each time, "It's all
right. Must make it look hot for
2 last rounds."
When I went to mv corner for the
last time my second called me down
in very strong language, and sent,
me out to fight. j
In the sixth round I tried In real
earnest and had O'Brien going. Ho
was awarded the decision. It was
a cruel double crura. He came over
to me smiling and said, "Shake,
Kid. I see you a r e there with the'
goods." I refused his hand and re
plied with some temper, "You wait,
you filthy double crosser, I'm bound
to get you."
Those who know the history of
our last battles know whether El
have kept my word
ST. JOE SUNDAY EXCURBION
For delightful 200 mile outing by
trolley and steamer take 8 o'clock
electric train at Spokane Terminal,
Main and Lincoln, connecting at
Coeur d'Alene with big, comfort
able steamer Idaho, for beautiful
shadowy St. Joe river. Returning
Sunday evening Round trip,
$2.50. —29
Notice to tKe
Public
Frederick E. Seotford is no long
er the representative of the Quoin
Club, nor has he any authority
whatever to associate the name of
(he Quoin Club with his in conneo
Hon with any business transaction
whatsoever. Any communications
should be addressed to the Secre
tary of the Quoin Club, ill Fifth
ay., New York City.
The Mason & Hamlin, Ivors & Pond
Kurtzmann, Qsbier, Kronger, Starck,
Capen and other good pianos; all
strictly high grade, nt reasonable
prices and terms to suit.
SPOKANE PIANO HOUSE
I"). Ln Bowers, Manager.
Heath Block, 2? Monroe Street
Tanner S Day
REAL ESTATE
Phone [phone] Main Aye.
Down by the Postoffice.
KOMK
PLEASURES
Surpass all others and are the
lasting kind. Don't overlook one
this year.
Let us show you our line of
Kodaks and Cameras
and teach you how to use them.
ALL SIZEB AND PRICES
G. W. Jones ® Co.
' Successors to
Jones A LovejOy
NEW LOCATION
•03 RIVERSIDE AVENUE
BEUTELSPAGHER
DOES CORRECT WATCH
REPAIRING
509 Peyton Blk. Tel. 535.
NATATORIUM PARK
A MODERN FAIRYLAND
DIRECTION INGERBOLL AMUSEMENT CO.
)- Audley Ingtrsoll, Director General
SPOKANE'S
CONEY ISLAND
Amusements Open Daily From Ito 11 P. M
BCENIC RAILWAY GALVESTON FLOOD
YE OLD MILL HOUBE OF TROUBLE
JAPANESE BALL GAMES DARKNESS AND DAWN
CHILDREN'S PONY TRACK FOOLISH HOUSE
HALES TOUR of tho WORLD CIRCLE SWING
Dancing afternoons and evening*; afternoons free.. Balloon
Ascension and Parachute Drop every day at 5 p. m. Band Con
certs every afternoon and evenings. Lsrge Swimming Pool al
ways open. Free Attractions every afternoon and evening.
Davenport Bros, Aerial Bicycle and Trapeze Performance, 4 p.
m. and 9 p. m. Latest Moving Pictures at 8:30, 9:30 and
10:30 p. m.
NEW FEATURES EVERY WEEK
The Pfister
THE COOLEST PLACE IN TOWN
The Largest and Finest Family Resort West of Chicago. Crowd
ed Nightly with Ladies and Gentlemen.
The Metropolitan Orchestra
Finest Music In the City
Last Week of MISS BESBIE TANNEHILL, Spokane's Favorite
I Singer. MR. HARRY V. BAY, Xylophone Soloist..
Grand Concert Every Evening, 8 o'clock. Mat. Sunday 2:30 p. m.
Next Week—McCall Sisters, High Class VocaMsta, Direct from
the Orpheum Circuit
Admission Free. THE PFISTER, 815 SPRAGUE AY.
Columbia Theatre
Geo. M. Dreher, Mgr. Tel. 811.
TONIGHT AND ALL WEEK
Only Matinee Saturday
THE LEWIS & LAKE MUSICAL
COMEDY COMPANY
Presenting the Mirthful Musical
Comedy
"AN EGYPTIAN MUMMY"
New Songs, New Dances, Pretty
Girls Galore. "The Mummy ain't
had no fun for more'n 5,000 years!"
Extra —Between the acts, illus
trated songs, moving pictures.
Prices—Night. 20c, 30c, 50c;
matinee, 10c, 25c.
4-room dwelling, with a 50x150
lot.
THE AUDITORIUM
H. C. Hayward, Mar. Tel. M. 1241.
JESSIE SHIRLEY CO.
PRESENTING BUNDAY
and all the week, with Saturday
matinee
A GREAT TEMPTATION
Prices —Reserved, evening: 50c,
40c and 25c.
Matinees—Adults, 25c; children,
10c.
WASHINGTON THEATER
Geo. C. Blakeslee, Manager
HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE
WEEK COMMENCING
JUNE 23, 1907
Beatrice Moreland & Co.
Al Jolson
Decry & Francis
Harry Tsuda
Cavana
Grace Orma
Two performances every evening.
Matinee every day.
Prices —15 and 25 cents.
CARLSON'S
FURNITURE, HARDWARE
I ' New and second hand. We
buy and sell new and second
band goods. Hlgheet cash prices
paid. 1119 First Aye. Phone 3925
NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS,
50C TO $1.00
HOTEL MONICA
OPPOSITE CITY HALL
Corner Howard and Front
PHONE 9062
Baseball Suits
See VARNEY
HE MAKES 'EM
175 80. Howard St. Phone 2450.
UNION JEWELRY A
f LOAN CO.
DIAMONDS, WATCHES,
JEWELRY
7 WASHINGTON BTREET
LEAGUE BASEBALL
NEXT TUESDAY AND ALL
WEEK
RECREATION PARK
SEATTLE
vs.
SPOKANE
Game Called 3:15
Admission, Grandstand, 50c.
General Admission, 25c
Take E. Broadway or Gonzaga Trac
tion Cars Eastbound
Base Ball
NATATORIUM PARK
SUNDAY, JUNE 30
Cubs vs. Powell-Sanders
Fairbanks-Morse vs. Union Iron Wk
Two Games—One Admission.
Grandstand Free
First Game Called 2:30.
Messengers
Main 488
Prompt, reliable ser
vice, day and night.
City Messenger Co.
Grand Hotel Building
BICYCLES AND
MOTORCYCLES
ALL KINDS OF REPAIRB
J. F. STACIt
10 RIVERSIDE AYE.
Tailor Made Skirts
for 2 months only $4.50; regular
price $8.00: Linen and silk suits
at reasonable prlcea. Don't miss
this opportunity.
HOFFMAN, Ladlee' Tailor.
510 .. ohawk Block. Phone 7386.
Parisian Dye Works
Has no branch offices nor
agents. Office 605 sirst Aye.
Phone 2137. . . . L. A. Lehman n
FIREWORKS
Headquarters for all kinds of
Fireworks. We are the Jobbers
and can undersell any dealer In
the city. Wholesale and retail.
Bamboo Furniture, Chinese ana
Japanese Bazaar.
SUN CHONG A CO.
824 SPRAGUE AVENUE
Classified Advertisements
Real Estate Inducements
Beauchamp $
Wotting
418 RIVERSIDE AYE.
PHONE 46
$975-r4 room plastered bunga
low; $150 down.
$1,200—4 room and pantry; plas
tered; $150 down.
$750 —4 room bungalow; new;
|150 down.
Ixits in all parts of the city on
easy terms. Man!to park lots $250
and up.
$950
Nice 4-room home, with chicken
house and woodshed; lawn, gar
den and fenced.
phonl
f1.1676
WESTERN BROKERAGE
COMPANY
Real Estate, Loans and Investments
10 Bernard Bt. Phone 2256
$475—2 lots in Lidgerwood; 50x
142; fenced in.
$950 —8 room house in Monroe
park; lot 50x136; $200 handles this.
See us for bargains In vacant or
improved property. We have snaps.
CARR BROS, & CO.
OALENA BLOCK PHONE 1788
$3200
Brand new 6 room
modern cottage, full
attic and basement,
piped for furnace and
gas. best of curley
fir finish, Heath's ad
dition. $500 cash,
balance to suit
$3500
6 room modern house,
Cannon Hill, best of
location. Terms to
suit purchaser.
Babcock
© Moss
829 Riverside
Spokane
Advertising Novelties
Signs, Calendar*, Stickers, Etc.
Window Lettering end Card Eigne
Special Ready Made Sign Cards, fer
any business, 15c each, $1 des.
Send for Het or Samples
J. M. MOORE.
315 Jamieson Block. Phone 2120.
A SENSIBLE IDEA
One that should appeal to everyone, la to have a little home
of one's own; one where the soil is fertile; where the water ia
never failing: where the transportation facilities are suck
that you are assured of a good market for your products; where)
you are not too far away from the city to enjoy its advantages,
yet far enough away to escape its disadvantages. Bounds good,
doesn't it, yet it is easily achieved. Just
Buy Irrigated Land at
East Greenacres
You can't get a better, no, nor half so good, as Investment
for your money, and it you will call oa us we'll prove it to yo*.
BecKer & Thompson
110 Stevene Street. Phone ISM.
row •ALB. , , -1
THREE GOOD HOMBSTBAD RJB*
lloquiahments for sale In Bit!
Bend country, or will trad* for cRy .
property. See Fred Berg, reenter
Standard Oil - m '
1800 — NEW SMALL HOUSE,
with everything far housekeeping,
garden, chickens; all fenced. Pest
st., Monroe park. Phone 1119. *»
No. 91—1650; Manito; Oread ar.;
fine; street grade and walk paid.
No. 117—Cannon bill lota, $550 to
$750.
No. 116—Liberty park lot, $30*.
No 122—11,750; 6 rooaa; car;
1400 cash.
OR AT * McCUNE,
First Avenue and Wall Street
HELP WANTED—MALB.
WANTED—BOYS TO SELL THB
PREB3 on the street; good cor
ners provided. Hustlers can make
good money. See Marshall at Press
office.
WANTED FOB U. 8. ARMY—AbIe
bodied unmarried men between the
axes of tl snd 16; cltfawns of United
State*, of good character and tem
perate habits, who een apeak, read
and write English. Men wanted now
for Philippine aervto*. For Informa
tion, apply to Keerutttn* Ofscer.
1H 1-2 Howard St.. Spokane.
WE WANT TO UPHOLSTER.
polish or repair your furniture.
Prices reasonable Standard Up
holstering and Cabinet Works, 409
East Front!
LAWYERS
MeWllliama and McWHHanee. 512-18
Peyton block.
CAST OFF CLOTHING.
Peelttrelr ktsheet prieee seta ret
east o« clothing. NJII Stevens. M>
17M.
HORBEBHOBINO.
Charles SUley, Paciflo avenue en-1
Bernard street. ltt-Ii
PACIFIC TRANSFER CO.
Freight, furniture, baggage and
parcel delivery. Tel SSI. 220-0
When you want a nomeetead with
lot of timber on, see me.
GEO. R. MEYER,
0414 Howard, cor. Great Northern
Railroad
MPOSTST.
Pioneer Employment
Company
Lata Peerie»» Emp. Co.
HEADQUARTERS COOKS AND
WAITRESSES
Cooks, waitresses, dishwashers.
Kitchen Helpers, Chalmbermalda,
wanted all the time.
512 GRANITE BLDG. Phone 11M.
Six Room
Modern
House
6 room modern house oa
Providence, to trade for farm
or relinquishment.
Corner lot, 2-room house,
woodshed, cellar, fenced;
$475; terms.
5 room modern house, cor
ner lot; good barn; $1,300;
terms.
8 room modern. Cliff park,
on car line; $8,000; terms.
33 room lodging house;
good location; good lease;
$1,600; terms.
10,000 shares of Montana
Schotlsh Bonnet to trade.
Only 3,000 shares of the
Carlsoa-Taber Switch left at
present price of $1 per
ahare. You will hare to
hurry if you want to get
some of this stock before the
prioe advancea.
W. f. WCDSICP
SCO.
412 Mohawk
mi