The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 18, 1911, Page 2

THE STAR—MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1911. Porr Slim ‘Sallee, Again He Tumbles €lose Race in IMPORTANT ANNOUNCE Excursion Tickets East-h Coast Circuit||! Off Water Wagon] — = Aésiions Setine Dates vig J yg tg og gh | Northern Pacific Ry. wa tne LINDSAY 18 LIKELY TO BE RE-ELECTED—If he wihitel| SEPTEMBER 15, 25—OCTOBER 2, s a the job.” s Return limit 29 days from date of sale 2 to be hat'e right, Dug, old top, stick by your guns, ‘ i OCTOBER 17, 18, 19 be hetped. Return limit, Novem! Too bad, dear Sapuilpans, ‘out tt. o The Seattle club has pinky its pe by repurchasing chen | and Pat Moran, from the Calgary club ee ee utting up a pretty nice article to ault Joe Cohn A few samples—similar reductions to many other pointe in the Eastern United States % and Canada, as well as the Middic West; - $60.00 | New York 0.00 | Phitadelphia 60.00 | Omaha 60.00 | Detroit 7240 | Boston . 70.00 | Montreal, Que. . Watty thinks the Islanders are of ball, A little too nice, probabl: St, Paul ..... Minneapolis . Duluth . Superior Chicago St. Louls Liberal stopover: We nerve those “Grea! Big Baked Potatoes.” Let us arrange your itinerary—it will be a pleasure, Dug is sweating blood today, It is the time set for the drafting of players from Class Bt by Class A. Dug is skeered of losing George Ort, George Cruikshank and Bill Leard. He's just hoping, though, that he won't. e =e: eevee Just fisten to this: The Coast League may go outlaw, Don't worry about It though—tt won't -. eee This in sure true greatness: A New York lightweight has been named Ty Cobb. A little later some mitt artist will likely take the name of Larry Lajole, and then wo shall know, once and for all, which is the best slugger. rt It's not always strength that wine—the white joke and the Rus: slan mouse please take note. . ei it { “eee No cause for any flurry, good folke—the fireman just ticked the eur w, that’s ali, Chancea are both of then will be back ratiroad ing n few years hence—that f they ‘can get jobs. oeee ; Puyallup Valley Fair . Oct ae] National Apple Show, Sell kane ........ soeee Nowe Ind. 3300 H. N. KENNEDY, G. A. J. O. McMULLEN, g First Ave. and Yesier Way, SEATTLE, WASH, A. D. CHARLTON, Asst. Gen, Pass. Agent, Portland Bg Pity the Northwest League season is not starting right now, in stead of just winding up. The Tigers are possibly not as strong as they were earlier in the season, and the Beavers and Indians are no better, But the Giants, Pippina and Island have been strengthened materially—especially the latter, If the race was to be pat on again with the present teams, it's a cinch it would be a whole lot closer at the finish. “SLIM” SALLEE Rte = ea ee soommen| ST. LOUIS, 18.—It is back to Higginsport, Ohio, for “Stim” bo Ty w Onty Galles, the Cardinals’ erstwhile erratic pitcher. Maybe he will be with poesia a en COAST LEAGUE OO KT Ons cissivaie' at Joe Sna maybe: nok "Roper Bresnahan Tu net 93 snag oy ing. sie | is In disgrace for tumbling off the water wagon. me ccummmaieantis y eae can H Gregory and Mites; Panning THIS DIRECTORY RUNS EVERY civalnaes 1s YOUR AD HERE? OY Urine Poase CHICAGO—Frankie White is;ed to the match in Milwaukee. Un ia OO anxious for a crack at Eddie Mur-|Ul he reached Chicago, Jack knew) | phy, 4 Boston lightweight. Frankie/ nothing nbout te proposition of APPETITE REPAIRING _ ] has just returned from a successful the Ad-Packy go. Tom Jones told campaign in the western os, Welsh that unless the New York Repair Your Appetite | and bis manager, Victor Delfosse,| promoters put up a good price for ‘Tainalen makes no bones about saying that|the match be would accept an of B. & M. andChiti| Hy and : second game) a Pag | nines m, Beaton and Kuhn; Stewart and ‘This is Happy Hogan on the coaching lines. His Tigers are giving the Portland Beavers a hot scrap for the pennant. PORTLAND, Or., Sept. 18.—-Smiles—every baseball fan in Portland | sacramento (morning ame) 2 ‘it 2 1 Wears one today because the Beavers have wrested the lead from the so White can put the Boston lad away, | fer from ( {48 POURTH AVE. Vernoni:es, in the Coast league pennant race, and today are ulne points eee re . : eR Prompt Delivery - ahead of their closest rival—Vernon ! CHICAGO — “Cyclone” Johnny Main 5306 tnd. 214 Thompson is training here for his bont with Bob Moha, with whom Before 11.000 shrieking fans, ortland took both Sunday games away from Happicus Hogan's Tigers, and likewise gave Portland a clean sweep of the series of four games, The full series was not played, due a: H he is scheduled to go 26 rounds be STURM ERE ONG Bis 5 OS Se eo Ba : fore the West Side Athletic club in The scores of yesterday's victories were 5 to 4 in the first game {New Orleans September 24. The and 3 to 2 in the second, which was called after five and one-half In. winner of the bout probably will be Bings of play, to enable the Vernon team to cateh the train for Call matched with Hilly Papke, Moba is fornia in New Orleans. Although Vernon has the advantage in playing four of the five weeks remaining of the season at home, while Portland has but two CHICAGO—Spike Kelly and home weeks to wind up, fans here believe that Portland has a hold on Zs Mornie Hioom, welterweights, have the pennant that will be ccmeneaed hard to break—If it can be broken. i DUCKY HOLMES begun training for their bout | *-Ipcheduled for September 26. They | | OPEN 11:90A. 8.701 AM. =| | ARTIFICIAL tims REPAIRS aes | rent Bieek apa ‘REP, ang RENEE SERVES ENE ENON ESNSUS EYED : wis selon hic a ‘guanaieee suet sete alee: -| Sh {ning toam next year. It ts Dagy], CHICAGO—Jack Welsh, the San ATO ANG SAIN net AE soon <a ; Holmes, The Mobile olub pat Me] Taucisco referee, is visiting here oday and ‘wondering what happen-| EXAMINE: YOUR WH knock with the national comrtlé pe Auto- \elon, claiming that Duck was not reteased, hence he is not in thel! e mobile) .:: game, bat be is directing the elab]) Se ae Sa Reenre Giants Split Even : PUREE ERER EEE Fy watcerrg 4 pret ‘The Giants and Pippins split a just the same. Perhaps that's the Wheels, Agrings and Rodin watt and re: @ouble leader at Dugdale’s park * A’ THe SCORER 8A | reason it is winning now. Maudiger paired. age of alt Bias, “ Kkkeenheneeenh get Wattelet thinks it is. In @ letter to Wagons Bust aod F yesterday afternoon. Zeke Zack- Pies the writer, he says What do you! i y Phone East = pth TAPES ert, who left to join the St. Louis | Terdend | Cardinals last night; pitched the | | Gece.” first, and it was a 4 to 1 vietory.|°" “™*""* |think of the article of ball we mi |patting up these days? Sho | what a clab with a good leader can BRICABRAC ‘ | & Bage and a couple of pitching pros! portiana Tee's) 8-9 18 : tateap does aya Chak tetas abies ghee We 0: velens gets named Mclvor and Ingersot | “t, Sette -91.° 20 09 8 Jot 18 secgnetresigtrimnciantesiiy 1 to er eon: Apes @ivided the honors of the second | sen and Meore waaah cy, Automebite School, cessful man to every young man an x @ame. but the Pippins got away | Poy toe. who is anxious to succved. Don't wait [Bj curios: chair caning. with the pastime, 9 to 4. x res oe ee 6 Ot . till you have more money, Start in some fH) 119 scadieon “r and “pevogt: Schwenk good bank with what you have. sag gy Ind A 2149. Even ff it is only a little savings ac count that you start with one dollar and bulld up steadily, bring it to the bank. popular figures fm baseball today— jest 00 John 1. Taylor to one of theleee tne er Gee Bult Get nequainted here. Become known ¢| most unpopular. Hence if the re-| Fou altos” trom ‘tre-etrainr “bendnchen ot Get 4 per cent compound Interest ere. ported sale of a controlling inter. |"*°"s~ es a. ie kos, oom, p. est in the Boston Red Sox by| 7 honest Me Hiediccn s. Some day you'll want to go into busi- Taylor to McAleer {# correct the “a Pag bd ooh weet — Boston fans in particular, and the ane " country at large, will be tickled to walt until your need arises. Create your death. It's an old saying in baso- yollae eptocei = hao ball that Taylor has sold or traded There are many ways in which « bank DYE WORKS more stare in the last few years can help. It may be only with a recom- mendation—and the recommendation that The Beavers kept up their win- | aptewman JIMMY M’ALEER ming streak yesterday when they down to Tacoma and iit; geese trimmed the Tigers, 6 to 0. Ras | “‘wifteme and Grinuie; O'Loughite and mussen, the youthful phenom who | *i*#man. will wear a Philadelphia National vancouver ¢ eniform next year, was in the box! a», Tacoma ¢ 1 - tor the Beavers. ‘Tex Baker, who! si: } wilt assist Roger Bresnahan win) 4 @ pennant for St. Louis, heaved for| NATIONAL LEAGUE. the Tigers. 3. A. SUNDWALS, Agent. A G97, 306 James Bt. The Indians managed to win one! ¥ ' from the Bees yesterday and tie another. They won the first 3 to | At ‘hicege Sy 3 cS bi Sipe tired “games Paint, Olis, Glass ‘Smith and Ascher; —— Your house may need decorating wp. Consult ua for painting, paper- win, (re 1, and the second was called at 7, Richt ‘4 than there are together on any hanging, ete Per: Cheshinn. Teo the end of the sixth inning.| waneaet f ‘ Erwis ‘|team in either league. Taylor gew EE is based upon a good bank connection es bey a grouch on and trades his bast MUHL—2109 Pike St. has substantial weight wherever it goes. take "to any of our J Sehwenk outpitched Thorsen 5 PE (first game) ‘the first, and Williams and | At st. toute Wiis BES snd King: Woodburn, ‘Hele four stores, It may bo by credit or other forms of co- operation in some enterprise that you OLoughiin were having a pretty |, onan Gen 1201 First Av. Mttle pitching due! in the socond.|O™™ ™™ — Tead the Latest Fiction a. ot Second Av. & It's a mighty meant rick for those | {?*;" seic"* =" 2 Pehte f ‘Yen Cont for The fullest co-operation of the Scan- 3218 Righth Ax. doormatters to lie dormant all sea-| “'rricr and’ Hariden: G. 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Ta 8218 Hirst Ay., Bet. Boll and Blanchard. Sweat Pads Cheap In the first edition of The Star cach day nowas “Help Wanted” department is being printed. It ® marily for the benefit of men and women who are for work. But it helps the employer, who can it ad, free of cost, and the department is of real int " readers. These free help wanted ads run exc lusively first edition of The Star, ON THE STREETS Ti O'CLOCK. Buy a Noon Edition and watch the ads m= neo REPKR LAK ROKER On the right is Bob Brown, manager of the Vancouver Beavers, pennant wi for 1911 upper right corner is his field manager Kitty Brashear. The larg cietiste on the teleta Joe ‘Sina or the Indians, the closest contestants. Below is his field manager, Harry Ostdie : But two weeks more, dear fans, and then It is over for another 5 year. Here are the heads of th teams that have a chance for the flag. in fact, It might be stated that Vancouver hae the pennant cinched right now, for nothing short of a miracle can turn the tide against them, Counting a postponed game or two, each of the teams will probably play 16 games before the season closes, October 1, and the indians are eight and a half games behind the Beavers. So, n 8 of thelr 16, which Is erfectly reasonable, the Indians would have to win every ono of thelrs, which is very unreasonable, and hin ach team has a week with Victoria, and th : Plapina in Spokane, and the Beavers one with the Giants. i BA i ee $6.00 Foot Ball Shoes .. $4.00 Foot Ball Shoes . $2.00 Foot Ball Pants ...$1.50 $1.50 Foot Ball Jackets ...75¢ Theo. Wilts Co. 1012 First Ave. e Use Nothing But the Best Material PAINLESS EXTRACTION FREE ALL WORK GUARANTEED FOR i2 YEARS Fillings ...... +-GO¢@ up $10 Tooth . $5 Bridgowork w2+- $8 $8 Gold Crowns” $15 Bets Test? 3 Business Bringers. 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