The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 27, 1909, Page 2

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~Y ROAST FOR League Management Toasted for ge ape coc ce wor Arrangement of Ga ind tte MR. DUGDALE 5.ciiine Baseball Rulon To the Heitor of The Star A glance at the Northwestern league schedule will convines any @ane person that we will have tt old deal again this year, How @an A championship be 5 * each team playa the same with each ig eames? You wi s ga 1, 81 with Tacoma Anco F with Aberdoon, Can you name any minor Teague in organized baseball that mw * up this kind of a schedule? Last year Seattle played Butte about every other week, and towards Phe end of the season no one but th anut boy# went out to see them . We will have the same thing his year with Aberdeen. Thirty onl scheduled for Seattle, with a good chance of six more of them Delng transferred from Aberdeon WILL LAUGH AT THE LOCAL FANS, ‘This year a great many eastern ple will visit the atthe ball and if they see the same article of ball that was out last » what will they think of the intelligence of the Sea fans, and What will they think of your sporting writers when they read the ac @ounts of the games? The straight ball rule which originated tn the fat brain of Dugdale Shows about all he knows about the game One foxy, brainy play Would bring more applause from a man who knows the game than 40 Bits over the fence of Dugdale's chicken coop. Te must be that your sporting writers have strong reasons, or T fall te see why thoy should be plugging for Dugdale and rotten baseball. We don't want to roast the players themselves, but the manage- Ment has something coming to them, Why not let them have the straight @f the matter in your cotumnes? Yours traty, “A LOVER OF GOOD BASERALL” f BERHIDD wy , STAR—SATU tDAY, F BRUARY 27, 909, _SPORTING NEWS. THESE FELLOWS ARE saniagl BUT THEY GAN FIGHT Johnny Knows What’s White. Teacher—''Now, children,do any of you know anythingas white as this beautiful snow we have this morning?” Little Johnny—“'T do, Teacher. It’s our white clothes when mama washes them with Fels-Naptha. They’re just as white as white can be, "’ Anty Drudge—''l guess Johnny is right, Miss Teacher, Washing with Fels-Naptha in lukewarm water will make white clothes as white as snow and it saves his IBSPECIAL SALE ~or— SPRING SUITS —-PrOR— LADIES AND MISSES CG H FOSTER, mother loads of work." Westherg & Childs 1812 Second Ave. _ FEET AND LEGS OF : A GREAT WALKE Fels-Naptha acts on dirt like sunshine on a bank of snow—only quicker. Fels-Naptha actually dissolves the dirt while soaking in lukewarm water. Boiling only softens dirt and leaves it for you to hard-rub out on the washboard. That’s one reason why Fels-Naptha is so much superior to the wash-boiler way of washing. Another reason is that you have no steam in washing with FelsNaptha. No steam to fill your kitchen like a Turkish bath and give you a bad cold if you step outside for a minute. No steam to redden your face and chap your hands. Still another reason is that the Fels-Naptha way saves your clothes. Boil- ing weakens woolens, cottons or linens and hard-rubbing wears them into holes, None of this when washing with Fels-Naptha. Clothes last twice as long. Use Fels-Naptha for flannels, woolens and colored goods as well as white clothes. Be sure to get the genuine Fels-Naptha, use only lukewarm water, and follow direc- tions on the red and green wrapper. PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 27.) taking on ail the chaps whe can There's to be some fight when | make the bantam weleht timit, and Johony Conlon, bantam champion. | disposing of them with the same and Young O'Leary hook wp in the | ease that has marked his work since noar future. Conton ie in the east, | he stepped into the front rank aa a of the emat and the followe ame are inglined to think that ¢ little New Yorker will wrest the title from the Chicagoan. BOWLERS ASSEMBLE IN ‘SMOKY CITY TODAY eyes of every tt The Same As Money A check {s an order on us, signed by you, to pay & cer- tain amount of your money either to yourself or some one else JOHN HAYES SHOULD NEVER RUN AGAIN, BUT EVERY LEAF THAT FALLS FROM HIS LAURELS ADDS TO OUR ATESTC PRES. every ¢ ay and every ondance, BY SAM &. BLOK. they have always admitted they could not aprint, and that they proved that they could not en- | t¢ dure. Hayes won fram th Th this clmas, Out of it he 1 wrom record since his return country has proved Mnce, bin veterp be bas net woo * steale reese. bea! enstty, and the trick has been done many times. In thin countey, he tx outeliaaned) tet and for his own wake it thet ary iympie | Tee You ineue your money as you need it, at any time, at any place. If you pay others by check, the party recetving the check must sign his name on the back before we will pay the money. This endorsement ts indisputable evidence that the money was received. Employ the check account in all your business trans actions. ery Fr wae smashed, inclu nee. In that ‘meet were entered for ny, 163 toama in the tw team tropuy let, and 281 tive- man teams, and this year's meeting promixes to gu even further in every | Feapect.— a enthusiastic a ternan only « Hayes had won « tit Whom were Englishes He had killed forever the Kn that Americans id not endur: won simply on bi head and his superhuman ance The it hs forever In could) Fame. Now it | synonym tor at edness, and fi these aborttye efforts to ru only lower him further inh sprint He was with teams time of the race was nat fast Duluth, Wi- } times jim the world, vite | with every race he runs, leavea ci) j dropping from hie laurela a bleht betefe the thse Ritting tn a| Johente Mazes ts outclaneed as a= Chatt in a stuffy kitchen ty the) America® ruaner among American an quarter of Londen ing | Teamere. hie | Clarets to keep awake, | ‘The corottary opit| net the money to buy a bed that, Amerteas The next y he ot out and el ted Hayes by many yards. aimost od to the tape. Ti “" UNION Savings & Trust Company Second and Cherry competito: Italian be arranged fro A ry limit, decided in. aclusive of thie tm, upon at ¢ there mere to thete owe, Haye “Sutelase- Enaliah and foreign com- in turn outclassed men ferences ates $ Grannies. man. not BURMAN PUT BIG DENT IN OLD CENTURY MARK NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 27.—Cite ing to the corners as if glued to an Invisible trai, to deviate from which 4 epel! disaster, Bob Bur- — und ye Br cut @ noteh in the track record here tha prs sf B| promises to iaat for some time to Two-Ste arathon. w& | come i eae * none Ind, Feb. | ,Lurine the Mardt Gre & two-stepper af the world, has % |!" 42: 192-6, about I minutes faster | bape yes peg ly seca nang 4 ® han gutomobiiiews ever traveled and offers o-step the full . art distance, using five partners, &| Robertson and Strang, against any couple in the # | Competitors. world using the same condt- ® count 4 ane and piain, and they never tire. His stride te not long, you see it | ip the pletere, but it is unvarying he has had them nightly vet and busin the Seattle Aathiette F. Geiger, princtpal of the hh school glected pi Vietor Piaen was | With mu Kawards of Princeton |ped Jim f f Yaje, both football treet clean the New Yorker vin, ney < fic on Broad mile cirouk | * fonttyities SKATING RACE MYRTLE HARRINGTON, OF SE- ATTLE, {8 WINNER IN BIG _MEET AT GLIDE RINK. “Oem We beg to announce that our stock of VICTOR RECORDS is now complete. We have all the popu- ar hits, including RAINBOW. JUST SOME ONE. GLOW WORM. Cc % —By U. P.--Startling conditions at | 0. > the Missouri state penitentiary are! revealed In a report prepared for | the legislative committee on pent-| tentiary and reform schools. It in| pointed out im the report that one ceen room in the women's depart ment has fron rings in the waal seven feet from the floor and ts for | punishment of women prteoners, | who have their handy tied by the wrists in these rings. The sanitary conditions are described as the Before an enthusiastic crowd of : last night at the Glide tink Miss Mrytle Harring- tom of Seattle won the three-day race by three-quarters of a She certainly deserved all as she ran an exceedingly race. Miss Eva Burnley ran and Mrs. Dolly Crocker Agnes Phillfps started but | red a bad injury the first night was unable to finish. The win was awarded a gold medal and second received a silver medal.) third recived a season pass to! the skating rink tions. * He thinks he can go the dis * tance In five hours. He has ® posted @ side bet, and offers * a = ot $1,000 for the * * -Hall-Marvin fe Co., MANUFACTURERS 312 OCCIDENTAL AVENUE ‘Everett and Edmonds eee eee eee MANDY LANE. HARRY LANDERS’ SONGS, MOONWINKS, No. 400 Rubberset Gbistng fend: RORHKHT BURMAN, Fore, pene tne, daliy, 2 —_—— a: _ ettle at Tf « Tee eee eee ee ee) : al cated | Buna Hart-Barry Mill Postponed. # |Ing the Present champion ° §14.060 | with the une’ NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 27. * i ay to come t FROM EVERYWHERE with. Umpire “Milk fight between Marvin * | « alheres, ne De bie wey ot wets | a * and Jim Barry, sched- * Mike Kelly, Chicago to Boston, for ae arsiet ie fine a. Rubbersct. ‘Shaving | led to fight here last night, # | {n.0" seh. Ghavtisen, Chtonge to Be Veland Held until Ave fe ay | Kthout entirely destroying | CURES E ECZEMA ( WICKLY Yy has been put over to March 6. ®) Larney Lichte tor tn0.d0n ording to a ruling reat shih Vikiak etait es) 1406 Second Av. Barry's hands — 2 o—* Rube Ma vast Indianapolis to poe, Zouhe r + Beg A al a MO . oti @ bad shape that no New York, for $11,000 a fy the bristles and soften the settin — n he could stand the gruel- # | ind i¢ there ts not more’ money. in | Id to Cleveland | iat" che year nepases| of an ordinary brush, but will do a | New Drug, Poslam, Now Obtainable ¥ J ling, so Hart agreed to post © ee all right, We will take 4 Ru e ™ Small Quantities, the mill * } . ° ince its discovery one | eee: Cline Piano Co ous te,00% truvo, "Bag & bis it hand during his re # y clear to propore @ $15,000 760 that he ie ales oe ee ae ° successfully cured thousands of Gent fight with Al Kaufman, # | pier for Nee a but alters Ye hs | for $7,000 and players Bcblaty, Hoey snes, theta Rubverset Shaving Brushes test AGENTS FOR chronic cases of eczema and other * and Kron mac ag @ lifetime in goo ry distressing skin afflictions, Hereto- orETrLte eee eee eee wilt, arrive temsesrew. or | cnamasthers., 3 hiehonize n }. Hever lone their fore posiam has been dispensed and can decide the offer for $4 “f Eilts Men tenn mate” solely for the benefit of eczema a-t SD canaidar seriously | Rub rot hay nf rushes ‘cowt no The World P patients io iano jars sufficient for more than th nary short-livec ‘orld’s Best Pi jonth’s treatment. is wi latest bathe -a! Look for s tano f a Vv SOUVER. C, Feb. 27. tor f sed ‘te a ‘ound to be an inconvience to man; prominent Wocal yee Pinna, has ac:| the latter part of Inet ‘season, and | ard OH. 4 Cy USAR, pit t yah tn all One Priced Plone House thousands who use it for minoy a a »» | Repted plans drawn by Fred Brews! isposed of to Donve' Hf Lastin Bhideed ta Hier skin troubles, suc! ‘It Raises the Dough deminer for the Canadian ease chy [hauls tot Costranter aed has athed| Wt it 12 not conventent tor you 0) 1 40G FIRST AVE. skin (roubles, such as pimples, Tebveau, the Kansas City herpes, acne, Co. for a per tee ¥ to & peal inne over tha war [thes beep with the ¥ , *. Hel call, Just send in peice Bt brush you scalp, complexion blemishes, iteh- He the capitatiat ts withheld: bet tt toam haa finished in the A. A, | Sit foam, and ie the inst of the old | postoftics @ratio. af yeas — ing feet, piles, ete. which The use of Crescent | inet iin cavneie thd tne| tor, the past, fuera! jnoesane, and | Byard" Qe" iseves’ nat ot Rin ton ot Brintze| |but a sinall quantity to cure ne sed nent week ‘ | ement that the Blue Stockings Ba te | wee | overcome this, and in respo: Egg-Phosphate Bak-| °°" 2» | Beant, ‘Attar ts worth n Rubber ponse to g pnai Buy a Champion Gas Range and | year In grand gtyie : SHAW RELEASED BY , Alem rats rtiemetdpenterne Can only be had by us- J) pein Mongrel years in Powder ives pro- Sox Sod ti {ng trouble with the Loulaville fan No. 49, tine Tne PY i poslam have been obliged to adopt iz g Pp al or wood range fr ‘tex’ thew” ub In, the alt last Beason PITTSBURG MANAGER > Bike 2, 24-Inoh: iirtatie, Same | ing a elsbach Gas is addition to the regular two-dok . ee becau: the Colonels beaten No. 49, Size 3, 2% -Inch Briatic ar package, a special fifty. bo’ out of the rag by Kansas / : ne is, i frei: tection to th your WHEN PRINT BLUAS ps Ae ie LR sith m haw, the Worth! wo ‘ed; iso's diaciach wrist Lamp. None other go J st. which in future may be found orge both teams. ‘The wi _ +t eho elorsh Size 4, 2%-Inch Bristle, ra on sale at The » stomach and pocket- Irritable temper and general dis-| want him to sell his Loulsvitie fran. | Vakina hoy, formerly of the North: good. Let us con flane ote © Quaker Drug Coy comfort resulta. We positively curo| chine to local talent, but this George | mepre™™ emus, has been, farmed Phones . and other leading drug stores on! @ positively cure) ©" @ lees aton be . oor? | ow o *rovidence 5 abure ry " n Seattle 1 E to do. y wae lacking in experienc ou. bs A, E book. The Trust Cream | tits “conaition with’ our specially eo ap. | Shay, was lacking in experience and pinch Had iu Ex. 75 vince you dered direet trom the Knergeney a Tart wders re-| find #lasses. Schuchard Optical | a for the fl mance ‘ - havin fedees Hats Ryee Laboratories, No. 32 West 26th x of artar po Co., Bre, Specialists, 1207 Second] under the Atrection h « WANT Good atiorney. See page Shaving Brush, in nlokel ft Pil, Building Street, New York City, In. alf ae i av., Seattle. The King Ja tek! tes ‘ eczema casos posiam sto} a aspect neither. Crescent ‘ i a trun ary) with first application, and presute Be are HEADQUARTERS FoR FINE We recommend tige Blue Rib and Union to hoa! immediately; chronic ca costs 25ca full pound srnines. BROKERS HH. L. KLEIN m, Line =P tit Maia Ne being cured it two woeks. In teem. a fair price Every, string bought, at, my THE SHOEMAKER. Bea tne Bokace for ihietech ee serious skin troubles, results ane ‘ piace | fully guaranteed. | Com: Private Lasend Wire to AU Bae It you can’t get boots or Bi for a soft brush DOWNING, lean after an overnight appuot ; HOPKINS & RYE tion. CRESCENT MFG. CO S.C. Osborn & Co, + eee M. SPINNING ioe | Samplon for expertmontal pur ype f M 97m) @8T Wiest Ay. Benn ® STREET. i Both Phoner—279"™ nigarat, fl Private Wires |Powes may still bo had, free of Makers of Mapleine, the New Flavor 1310 Second Ave. Orders Hxscuted tor inv o Ml Rapes mee sre 4 Alaska Bidg. | charae, by writing to the labors \tortes for them

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