The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 25, 1911, Page 2

THE STAR—SATURDAY, MARCH 25, 1911, bo THE STAR LEADS IN LIVE SPORTING NEWS SCORES OF SEATTLE WOMEN = ff =ziiiost" {Pointers After J°°""" SSS ARE EXPERT AUTO DRIVERS “vc2s2 SSS league town and & fan presented f te | > " How many women drive tt him with 16 eon Lump, Nut, $4.00—Furnace, $3.75 | 2% feud’ own automobiles? Red Murray, Giant outfielder # | We see ‘em on the street, 1 has started his home run busine Distributers for Superior Issaquah Coal a v light electrics, in big heavy tour n the south Prices at Bunker iThe Story of Washingtoy care, se Nes diabolical o | ing ca ae oe MeGraw keops Raymond busy Lump, $4.50—Nut, $3.50 | De ‘ looking racing cars. The w fielding bunts to keep his mind ff | ental Conspiracy {ver has come to stay, it the old st quenche , age tol cn as a he old thirst queacher : PACIFIC COAL AND OIL COMPANY ReMi. arages in Seattle brought Vice President Somers \ O. M. LATIMER, Mgr. SOURT following list. It isn’t complete, but American league is tn mf h . COURT MISTAKE NO. 6 gives some indication of how looking over his own teams, 7 vendee i o thoroughly Seattle women hav | MAIN OFFICE BUNKERS ods im, our Serta tag taken to the The annual hop story absut €y etudy of Ol Mra B.S is, Ford; M Young's resignation appeared and 40! HINKLEY BLK.\ 113 NORTHLAKE AVE aw in th 8 tty Ie re Alex Re Wint Miss New York fell for it like a boy tum i 6 le. Litian MeGrath, Wi Miss Mon a roof Pointer Dogs, Owned by Mr. W BOTH PHONES 5040 ‘ North 465-Green 652 yr law probibite ong roe, Wi Mr . | H. Clinkenbeard of Seattie. q 5s ; Sin the Unites tan, Winton; Mra. J. A. Westbers . Terry Turner, sensational Nap| This pair of Hogish Polnter| Oh aM Wet dol) a Tae aT even being examines Franklin; Mrs. W. E 7 ank on infielder, is bothered with a weRk) dogs was recently purchased by n . state. lin; Miss B. L. Sm ‘rank a ca reagy te wing. His place will be filled by | Mr W. H. Clinkenbeard of Seattle |. That there te ne igeott, Franklin; Mrs HA} ‘ _ oe é | seed ciusite : Tea aaronta have bien tor Dentists, yet Oentiats arm eam ‘ranklit re Quinn ei ® ; A week after reporting Nap La! paced the hands of T. P. Dutton petied to undergo a mi mm; Mrs. Dr. Kidd, Mitchell;| Studebaker; Mra. Lilian F. Boyd,|tand: Mra. John Zwicky, Ford: Mr*.1soi9 was going. at full. speod. with ecg Spe fll an East 414, e MADISON [| examination, much of whey © Hart, Mitche M Dr. |Studebaker; Mrs, J. H, Davia, Stude ckey ad iilac Sat & eebe media: Other plovers| int cman after yl | ins not pertain -to th . i ciieeia aa - og ee n or Seattle eho’ nd expect t © science tm, AMitehell; “Mrs M. Reed, /baker; Mra. J. I m, Stude-| Avery, Pecrlons, Mrs. James Ho#e|say ho ian't human, That puts hitt|their share of the prizes. ‘Tt Cedar 414, At 12th ff tistry or tT ce Arrow; Mrs. € M baker irs. a er, Btude ackare re ne . in Bat Nelson's class. ip owned 2 a4 a on p IV. at ou Marion; Miss Mamie Lucas, Pope|baker; Mrs, Aubert sdebaker; lac; Mrs. Mike Earle, Stearns; Mrs. | peony - besos = 1 in jh vane are waterproof, duet proof, all padded furnitere ts as sate os me PE a Sot Supreme Court hg Toledo; Miss Hertha Lewcamd,| Mrs. Dr. Dean, Hupmobile; Mrs./E. 1. Price, Plerce Arrow; Mr K- prownie Holmes, only Holmes in he corns eee Sas Chalmers; Mrs. Ed Fer Pierce N. B. Solner, Cadillac; Mrs. Mau T. Noyes, Wh Miss O Jeaptivity mot known as Ducky, is # e shor Upon subjec ws Arrow; Mrs. Nellie Kilball, Stude-| rice McMicken, Detroit ic; | Re, Ford; Mike Achsah Stimpson, | tree agent m coming in at o the pretension ann equine baker; Mra, H. A. Ba ade. Wallace C. Collins ait} Pierce Arrow and Packard; Mixs el : Selapnbens tea, Sak poeeneine Dentistry, baker; Mrs. A. W. Millroy, Stude ric; Mra, Ira Brons Minnle Widmer, Ford; Miss MeCus,! On: Oh! Heblup! Fulkenders |e, (7mm ics Tate, ae Te evor Whe knows what te eH baker; Mrs. Jennie Hasbrook,! Electric; Mra. D atearna has a doubledip ball, lke # switeh-| before in the history of annual od by hawt et 5 back road. Ball describes letter S| shows in Seattle = the plate. Phooey! In the Jott SEASON TICKET TO BALL GAMES FOR SOMEBO!, arm, doctor, ploase | QOTGH THROWS Jenne. i » » cK, March 26.¢-Champio How many adr ms at the g season opens this ye One of the most Important ques-| Frank Gotch was in magnificent * fe ted in t form last night Jenkins, former latraight falls al me in the spring is in ye WOLGAST DEFIES fean league this tie Joss be good cd the S t of number dr Just mak m at Dugdale Park If y sre a g game tar, g chamy or a wavage uess on h 18, an the correct figr 1 THE ONLY CONDITIONS—Y be sent in be written J Give only ON ure and add your nar » the person making the « on ticket t w many award a $s nearest on a post-car in i (ty Uwlted Prese) Woll, if he wants a chance at the SPOKANE Tom battle. P. MWFARLAND FIGHTERS WIN B k Cc T W : h SAN FRANCISCO, idaven 2¢—|(lehtwelght crown he woe't need SPOKANE, Maret soxers Brockton Cop to loss Weg ts Ce ea nea. Packey Mo |%0 #8W off a lex to make the welght the Spokane A. C. put with me. I'll him any tim over representatives of the| h N Ol e R peg and arently in finelany where, at week's vancouve st gh e rim or * atch with n if b vie wan Masa te ie and at the Next Olympic Nenewal |» yo s,s sen i and Ball took a , hampion, is here today |two pounds at the ringnide Griffin after three F “ol “The talking ab talks. If McParland wants that uneven Sper ttle y , sald Wolgast.|fight lot him come across troubl « of Murphy. Geaek, : lindcatshiannits cua e of Spokane, and Walker, of Van WANTED. A NAME The varsity ball team took an-| work again yesterday. This tin as ot " me wher crack at Manager Jack|he used Dugdale's name, making one ca Fy bg od eo Tighe’s hired help yesterday, but|a check payable to John Kading, the Veteran fans, yesterday were ap-| be best they could do was ‘ > drag | rangy Seattle first baseman pointed by President Dugdale to| t the negative ond Of a © - | rapped out two eafe select a nickname for the Seattle | ad baseball club. The committee will Baker, first sacker for the col umors that he is en Sard uaiasetine tor a: “manel jana, “xoen duty and done ningle xingle per season cher.” The person suggesting the t.” | He rounded up four healthy! : parr Ge best will get a season pass. swats iu five times up. chner an r PORTLAND STARTS OUT| dust to show that hits do not | divided honors on the firing line for Manager Jack. They kept the hits PORTLAND, March 25.—-Nick always win games it is only neces-| well scattered Williams’ Northwest League base- | sary to point to the fact that Mana - bali joomn “mn tare ot for Bret paced | cer Jack's men garnered 10 hits! Tealey Raymond and Leard hit tice tomorrow. Yesterday five while Bill Hurley's youngsters piled | for extra bags yesterday, aside pitchers, Tonneson, or, Alle | wp il et the varsity did not) from a single each Teal®y and tho garte, Doriand and Yates, and a} score @ run. | bainnce of the infield are showing trio of infielders, Mendorff, Waters | _ | more “pep” every day and Clothier, arrived from San| The bad check artist who forged| - Francisco. the names of various newspaper} The same teams will clawh again HOLD TRACK MEET April 8 is the date set for the class track team meet at the state university. Arthur Cohn is track captain for the freshies, Garner Wright will lead the sophomores, Ralph Ridgway the juniors and Hugh Bowman the seniors GRITTY GERMAN NOT SATISFIED mon a few weeks ago got in his| this afternoon at Dug's bi it yard. FRANCISCO, SAN pion, started 20round = @ffair Grave March 31 and “Hobo” March 26. Adolph Wolgast, lightweight cham | darters. today on the grind that will put bim in shape for his with Antone La Manager Jones Dougherty will have charge of Wolgast's conditioning. Seal Rock house, where he bas He believes that he will make short work of La Grave | ‘The local man is slowly rounding into condition at San Rafael and |Sam Fitzpatrick, bis manager, is certain that La Grave will be well under the required notch when the gong sets them going next Friday night. Jack Welch will be referee. aahaien a Ad will start today with a five mile bike on the road from the BLACK SAMS FIGHT. PARIS, March 2f,—Betting here today is already lively on the Sam BROCKTON, Mass., March 25.—) championships in Scotland and Ire-|Langford is being backed heavily j Jesse E. Appleby, Brockton police-|land, but Mahoney is now coaching | despite the fact that McVey wa WILL THEY RASSLE? CHICAGO, March 25.—A Gotch- man-athlete, has been selected by |th@ University of California weight |for a long time the idol of the] ,, (oes o a tout we expected to John E. Sullivan, formes seecident|trowert and will be ineligible. | Paris fight bugs he te createed Lact Aarti Gh ie Gnas ohn E. Sullivan, former president! guitivan needs six men in the ham £ the } ; lit i found impossible to bring the of the A. A. U., now nt of| mer and six in the discus events. | KEYS 18 DEFEATED. oF odherrenglngg master the Olympic committ repre-|The trials will be held in } NEW YORK, March 25.—Sammy | S00? SCeably will be the lowan's jsent America in the coming big|York in August and Appleby has/smith of Philadelphia is a notch | serach Olympic games red he will get a place|nearer the lightweight champton-|PPOR*R PA. Fea Appleby is 27. He is the young-| m. ship today by his great work with} Raymond Duncan, Hellenic stud. est member of the Brockton force In a field meet here last year Ap-| Bert Keys last night. Although ent, will lecture for the Socialists and one of the best athletes in the | pleby threw the discus 132 feet| Keys fought back gamely, Sammy/at Arcade hall Sunday, March 2 city. Sullivan had relied upon/ 10% inches, and this satisfies Sulll-| was his master at all stages of} § p. m. ba Dennis J. Mahoney, who @plds the|van. Martin Sheridan holds the|the game and was easily entitled hot putting and hammer rowing ore with 138 feet 10% ine | to the decision. YOU NEVER KNOW BROWNS’ MANAGER BY TOM AKERS. HAS A HARD JOB You never value baseball until the season's done er know the winner until the race is run; You never prize the busher until he is a star, You cannot tell the batting king by viewing him afar You never know the mogul who works the biggest graft C t P fi You never know the players the club will lose by draft u rice tor You never know the moment a star will lose his eye, You never know what awkward dub may be a future “Ty 30 Days You never know how foolish a thing may sound in rhyme, t Gold Crowns 4 You never know how many things are just a bluff sublime; t Bridgework, per tooth. You never know the fighter who will upset the dope. Best Amalgam Filling ..... { You never know what gink will claim to be the “white man’s hope.” Bost Silver Filling . 50) —— — Pe hg aw 2 suse + Pull Plat | the Bost Plates . iy | é We use nothing but the test Splendid for Old People matertal that's made, : Li ESS SER TE Painioss extraction freo. al Bistagtne an 0e 0: | When the human system declines All work guaranteed 12 years, Not eatisfied with his first ex | the accumulated poisons In the blood perience with Champi Frank 119 Yesler | cause Tagamiatic pala in the joints OPEN EVENINGS Gotch, the result of which or jz muscles and back. These warnings rhe ‘s week in a hospital, many he - | should be promptly relieved and se- e . which were passed in a st Home of the Famous rious filness avoided by using the Ohio Dentists coma from whieh it was fea following prescription, which shows would not emerge, the German wrestler, “Samson,” wants son Henry known even after the It will eventually restore physical vigor. “One ounce wonderful results | first few doses. O74 Pike 8t., over Ow! Drug Co. Entrance Room 4. W. L; Douglas Shoes Opposite Seattle Hotel Immediately upon bis discharge |compound syrup of Sarsaparilla; ' from St. Luke's, non” went one ounce Toris compound; haif| MANAGER BOBBY WALLACE. to the office of the Chicago Daily pint of high-grade whisky. This to w years shortstop on the St. Socialist and deposited $1,000 to be mixed and used in tablespoonful| Louis team, Roderick Wallace 1s bind @ return match with Goteh, doses before each meal and at bed-|this year manager of tho Browns, George Hackenschmidt or any time. The bottle to be shaken each | vice Jack O'Connor, resigned. Wal other heavyweight grappler living, time.” Any druggist has these in-|lace may be the man to wake up He announced his willingness to gredients or will quickly get them|the Browns and put them 'p the B meet any man after a week's for you. Any one can mix them. running, although the task 4al ning. Although he has wres- momentous one and enough te {led for years, “Samson” saya he |courage anyone. If Wallace i-— has never been thrown, Gote' |happen to get the Browns in the tossed the big German over his 2 MOVED TO |running it will be a great feather 6 MOVED head and he was knocked sense] J DEAL MINING AND FOURTH AND UNION ]|!". his cap. white if he fails: he. wil The Paint and Wall Paper Co, less, the match ending with “Sam formerly at 1308 Second av, son” on his way to the hospital now located ct 1508 THIRD AV. Dahiem & Barry. only do what several others have is succeeded in doing. Federal Paint & Wall Paper Co. IRRIGATION PUMP pumping machinery ‘Wert For Jow prices, wala wt, hear Wi. Keys made to order. A. L. Hall a y at 604 Olive at, Teeter khee * * *® TODAY'S TIDES AT SEATTLE *& * HI * McVey and Sam Langford fight, igh. which, after two postponements, is|% 2:46 a.m. .........- 10.8 foot * expected to be surely pulled off # Ww. * Monday night. The two negrose|# 6:59 p.m. ..... . 2.1 feet * JESSE E. APPLEBY. sre scheduled to go 20 rounds BRR MERE ENE EE HH HOTEL BARKER™ COR. 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