The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 19, 1911, Page 2

ieee 3d>IF>S>3>> Denver Ed to Meet or Ed Martin { A D wad n the p Wonder the same her? rocks “For words are wise men’s counters, but they are the money of fools.” ee Re, ee RRS he = nis dred thousand, but—did you ever hear Farmer Burns tel! about it? standing isn't new, It The drug that n & police f puts victims @ secret for yars to sleep and ya BEST DEVELOPED % Gardiner . Ehrlich Black Beckett Conover . 879 Totals Grinne!! Dummy Rathbun . Schmidt Gardner . Totals High single High average T4719 «(80 Ehrlich 19¢ At the Bismarck 4 Last night's scores | 3 Gophers. MePhall ....... 148 135 Lind 177 184 Anderson 181 171 Martin L' 246 «191 "Keene . 161 198 se Totals ..........913 879 987 : a Minks. Rosier ...... ....-. Mt by Andrews . 57 Denhart Stone Rainier .. coe eee 180 etels ....... 736 The individual championship on 4 the Bismarck alleys last night} : showed some fine scores W. L.} Wydant 3 Oo} Keen wee 0 3] O'Donnell . 1 2} Boston 2 11 Wetmore . 1 3] Keen 21 Wetmore . o 3) Koch .. 191 3 0 ABOUT THE BOXERS. ALLAN GARRELS. GP ANN ARBOR, Mich, Jan. 19. Johnny Kilbane and Tommy O'-| How'd you like to hear a phys Toole will meet in Philadelphia! jcal director, who examined thous this week ants of men, exclaim af sub. Young Donahue will meet Young| mitting you to @ searching test Sammy Smith in New York the|“The most perfectly developed end of this month freshman | have ever examined In @ couple of weeks another| That's what Dr, George May, di-) Boxing club will be opened in| rector of the men’s gymnasium at Boston. Michigan university, exclaimed af es6hts Welch bes backed away pad he had thoroughly od Al ; 4 4 jan Garrels, brother of the famous from meeting Packey McFarland) sonnny of football and track fame Gt Melntoah’s club in London Feb.| continuing, Dr. May. said &. It ts iikely that Abe Attell and) ““Garrels’ anthropometric chart McParland will be the card at the) snows practically a straight line, Bae oe Seat ate ning just Inside the hundred Cy Smith has called off his cent column, Many have ex match with Leach Cross, which led this average, but in such was to take place in New York.| cases the man showed over-devel Smith injured his hand in his|opment and had to be trained recent bout with Young Donahue|down. This is the first case at Albany coming under my supervision Sam Langford, who was unjustly|where a freshman has hit the| barred from boxing in Philadelphia, | mark exactly, without requiring fs to be allowed to appear there | corrective training.” again. Perhaps he will not want| to, as he has been doing pretty well in other cities. It would be @ good thing if some of the Phila | delphia boxers and their managers Were barred, not only in their own cities but in other places. FIGHT FEBRUARY 22. NEW YORK, Jan. 19.—Ad gast, according to Packey Me land, will enter the ring with Chicago apper at Milwax February a Winter Wearables Reduced The reductions are general on all winter ap parel in the ladies’ department, offering some ex- ceptionally strong values in cloaks, suits etc. New Suits for Spring Showing the latest edicts of fancy and strictly tailored st and other materials and « and let us show you the spring hion in both French serge I Come tomorrow styles to be worn this ts of Easy Payment Terms Whether you desire to take advantage of the reductions offered or wish to purchase a new Spring Suit, the easy-payment terms will be made to suit your own convenience, and at no advanced price whatever. Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc. 1332-34 Second Ave., Near Union St. “Seattle's Reliable Credit House’’ | PERTINENT SPORT PARAGRAPHS | Hagen at Graystone } } }) they do but reckon by them, merally known that Frank Gotch is worth a couple of hun FRESHMAN AT MICH. Wot Far. the kee pprrca ogee TODAY’S STYLES TODAY i THE STAR—THURSDA THE STAR LEADS IN LIVE SPORT NEWS “Gidd Y—Old Hoss Stei d Daisy Ki | lddap oss Otemer an aisy King | | | st O., Jan. 19—Old|seventy-six. Ed, Geers ia sixty-|hin f eventh or tra He} | ul ner the ide ne Pete tarted racing when he « a boy and next season will b rn Pote v ! draft f He had 24 roth But Pete had | wok { } 1 he {fered by | | | r i The w no tracks fn da P | | meme that } won | first | rae but be t track « he | ma nish t | bed le about the t 1 1 blan pecial car, and before ven the care of a Steiner's hor nan to pull | Pete and his wage y track | » another | Last summer Pete drove Daisy K and his outfit from Be a te With Racing Traps, Feed and Sulky on Wagon, and Daisy King in Shafts, Pete Steiner (Picture inset), |. ~ a re m ( Travels From Track to Track. ar on tt day rrival raced in a A phonograph when Bot PlAy VETERAN OUTFIELDER won ms ba HOLDS SERVICE RECORD. | , has accept , | | " the D € in | Dal team nex | The cr], President Graham of the Coast of the mystery | ie has named Hildebrand, Me was Frankie Gotch, Winners may|f + } Ke |Greevey and Finny as his indicator call at The Star office apd a Our th, | holders this coming season py of The Star sporting tr , ; | Monday mor ym the village down the Jack 1 a Jagk Clyne severe x at \§ today Jare wintering In San Diego } eola; 4 ; BIx-ste } And by gry age ts 78 Wolverton of the Oakland team, | pos i ig ; cent 0! all, whe 1 Plicher Pernell, late of M “ “on y i d toesn't put Denver Ed to Ste | ’ s - ; Union, will tes | | M abra " “<- Tony M eran pitehor, Is} res Pattos business ti ts Agnew will go with Los]. A cane death | ~ ~ eles for 1911 ; , | ‘ One Round” Hogan and Frankie . m1 new captain for the varsity] pine have begun train for their basebal} team was not elected last | the latter (part. of All the Credit ht as planned “ b 2 : Loule Long will fight Blackie) | Neng Queen An n *Y | Mitchell at Yakima on January 20 s Ww at tle fay t a ‘ f it} pass a law to have , w wot Joe Mayer| , Mis bab A crs Atal Bt a ; in aw matel i xa n Phila | ii, Tr ekene te ee _ ack f JULIUS WISEMAN rw ra he : rt " 4 timers in the ow! The tong Gintance record for con , 7 at at wd | y oat sted b re nuow in a minor le ‘ - ° « « cafe | wht ton accord to la rts | on # perhaps held by Dr. | « ert A , : r New ¥ J Wiseman, a dent When | Yas nm basketball f “ South n league was organise Act at ¢ tf bounttet wheter W01, Doc joined ¢ Nash ague next season “ the gardens a f tb me ex a tent 1 vw! Pre gned a 20 ern league club. re) — — ae Dixog of Memphis at) . oy ¢ the world. to Nashville To vide last night ta rainy day, Wiseman took a ] be in dentistry. But he hasn't FRIDAY NIGHT herp a and will be back again Madison at Twelfth | ine te his go w with Nashville next season, playing | §&—Boxing Bouts—S fd Martin a week fron ach ix ver his same silent game, His " ~ ikon oe |day night. Lester suffe in London. | |grand batting average for 10 years || Graystone Athletic Club = eratch nor a jar in his ¢ snl in Smoker with Pete Muldoon s Metis ha ‘his 1811 - : contract-with the Giants, = — Dance at Dreamiana tonight. 508 Pike St., Empire Theatre ao Lincoln high thal! flv oo | ‘i ified Page. next plays Tacoma | The Southern California colleges a at have adi football } Franklin Midgets lost | ball yesterday to the Que Charley t like the} Anne Midgets. The score was 27 of caller 6 a “bone 15. because he is caught off the Tommy Lester will re 9 bouts at the mok Fred Tenney tan’t quite aie enh Ae ac e Great January Sale of Men’s Clo night. A promising card of nea this coming season. 7} has been arranged *! | — ) will begin the season with Charley Dooin gets $25 for sing- | 15 orn on the list GOLF COAT SHIRTS wr « ~ line of these goo GAS, DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION AND best | Clear ALL OTHER STOMACH MISERY GOES) sm | If your meals don't fit comfort sufferer, though you may tall shite er 90k Sieh Waneed thes by some other name; your real and only trouble i« tha h you eat |ing and you believe it is the Sake Let tie bon | which fills you; if what little you! ments and most | eat Les ike a lump of lead on your| any un stomach if there is difficulty in A case Pr Diapepsin will] breathing after eating, eructations| cost fifty cents at any Pharmacy of sour, undigested food and acid,| here, and will convince any stom heartburn, brash or a belching of |ach sufferer five minutes a you can make up your mind | ing a single dose that Fermentati that you need something stop|and Sour Stomach ts causing food fermentation and cure Indi-| misery of Indigestion } gestion No matter {f you call your trow-} To make every bite of food you! ble Catarrh of the Stomach, Nerv t wid in the nourishment and |ousness or Gastritis, or by any other} strength of you be you must name lways remembér that a cer | lrid your stomach of poisons ex-|tain ev it waiting at any drug ssive acid stomach store the moment you decidé to be- | ch sours your entire m gin its use interferes with digestion and causes Pape's Diapepsin will regiilate any | so many suf rs of Dyspepsia,|outoforder Stomach within five Sick Headache, Biliousness, Con-| minutes, and digest promptly, with | stipation, Griping, ete. Your e}out any fuse or discontfort, all sb any kind of food you eat {is no different-—y: a stom YOU NEED NOT. SUFFER We Cure Bythe Latest European Methods BAKE OVEN— We have the most modern kind in the clty, Our treatment will cure rheumatism in all its forms and of the most serious nature. X-RAY DEMONSTRATIONS— We give them daily. The most virulent cases of cancer respond readily to our treatment BLOOD DISORDERS— Cured by the latest methods in from three weeks up, depending upon the severity of the case. *, Skin, Kidney and Bladder Troubles, as well as dis ature are apecialtion of ours. D NURSES suRGERY— ts are employed Skilled murge: and consultation at all na tn attendance If we cannot cure you we will #0 inform you, Consultat ree. PACIFIC COAST MEDICAL INSTITUTE rivate Address ¥. Worth, Hecond Av. South, At Washington St 128 Second Spangenberg 1100 First Avenue Corner Spring Street The— Danz Shoe Co. 119 Yesler New Stock Throughout Razor Raverte: Grind Everything. Home of the Famous W. L. Douglas Shoes ite Seattle Hotel Keys for All Lox. Oppo Tas eeuiett tata a is Sie ANUARY 10, 1911 €eeeeeeee | Grote-Rankin Co. Pike and Fifth Our Office Will Remain Open at Second and Union Till 9:30 p. m. Saturday Our office in the old building, at Second and remain open for the transaction al PRIVATE LOCKED ROOMS In Fireproof Storage Warehouse for furniture, pianos, trunks, ete. BEKINS MOVING & STORAGE CO., inc., elaameal ep aa Moving rtments will be closed will open in our Pike and Fiith when we building at 11 9:30 o’clock Saturday evening. Buy Now Pay Later Second Av., at Union St. East 414; Cedar 414 $1.10, 90c, 65c Shirts at above pri MEN’S ALL-WOOL UNDERWEAR || As this great Sale goes on, we The kind of Underwear that you | ow lla aicon clue cy stocks in certain lines. i $i. 35, $1.10, 90c M 9 All SWEATERS en S All. Wool Sweaters, in all col | or Clearance Sale re ‘$2.45 ee P i sewn wi eee || WOO] Suits | HATS Men's $3.00 Soft ance price | )f latest fabrics and styles; $1.65 | Hats regular price Men's Stiff Hats, regular price | $3.00, Clearance y) 50 | $15.00 | Sale ' | These Suits may be had for MEN’S PANTS ack Clay Worst ar $5.00 pants $3.50 Men's Black Cord Work Pants, ieee $2.50 values. rance = ‘$1.85 } $245 phe bata Leather $2, 65 $5.00 Patent Leather $4.35 Shoes .. KEYSTONE PANTS DOUGLAS SHOES PACKARD SHOES this remarkably low, price: $8.65 Big Reductions on All Suits Overcoats at Men's Heavy B ed Pants, Clearance Sale price SHOES $3.00 Hox Calf Shoes ; Buy or Sell Real Estate. Business Chances. Ses “SPECIALS! bargains that we can afford to offer, owing to the immense INVESTIGATE THESE: find some extra special MEN?’S Raincoats The and English Slip-ons; reg- $18.00, $20.00 long Cravenettes ular prices and $22.50. While they, last, in the great January, Sale— $10.45 Everything Greatly Reduced Half Price A. BRIDGE & CO. FIRST AND YESLER TWO ENTRANCES Largest Clothiers On the Coast FIRST AND YESLER