The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 21, 1911, Page 2

THE STAR—THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1011, “cri |“Sitsre NEW YORK GIANTS LOOK BESTS ATreLt’ LIKE SURE WINNERS NEW YORK, Sept. 21.—For the first time in ynars the New York Giants have what appears to be a sure hold on the jonal league pen nant, thelr average for the season being 662, while thelr nearest compet itors—the Chicago Cubr—have but .696 New York leads by seven games, This, too, when the Giants have hat 22 gamen and the Chicagos 18 gamen yet to piay this season, If the Giants win only 14 of the coming engagements and the Cubs win all of ire, New York still will fnisn in the lead, while if the Windy City t: ose three battles then the present leaders will need but 11 wins URget the flag P The betting here today t# 4 to I that the Giants will cop the pennant, and some enthusiasts are offering odds that (hey will beat the Athletics the world’s championship series, & “WHEW VOR Charley White, President. Taft through Charlie! well known referee, ts today in re-| Hillis, ie energetic private secre:| colgt of a summons from the New|tary, bas written a letter to the York state athletic commission to| King County Pharmaceutical soct-| Sporting Bditor Star; Thought 1) appear before that body next Fri-jety, acknowledging receipt of a let-| would try my luck in taking a fa- day and show cause why hin Heense| tor Jadorsing Dr. H. W. Wiley, the|turegraph. Here's one of Frank) should not be revoked for failure|government’s pure food chemist, |Gotch to stop the bout between Carl Mor-| which the local assoclation forward-| Avy good? ris and Jim Flynn last Priday night.|ed to Taft some weeks ago. | A YO DIRECTORY £Y DISTRIC THIS DIRECTORY IS PLACED HERE TO ADVISE YOU OF THE VARIOUS LINES OF BU: YOUR OWN LOCALITY. PATRONIZE THESE FIRMS—THEY DEPEND ON YOU FOR ‘University District Distria BILLIARDS. LAUNDRIES Pom pi REAL ESTA’ rt BROTHERS Brooklyn Laundry Phone North Ind. Green 226. PHONE US— OUR WAGONS CALL TRY, TWO CLASSY FRENCH BULLS Most women's idea of conalate in buying @ It's cheap whether they seed as not. Dakiand At Port Fistor, Ablow and Milage, Ion Narknese aud Kulm Unipires ’ $6.00 Foot Hall Shoes ,, $4.00 Foot Ball Shoes ., $2.00 Foot Ball Pants ,,, $1.50 Foot Hall Jackets 4 Theo. Wilts 1012 First Ave, NATIONAL LEAGUE. Deooklyn ‘ ee | A Clmetonatl . 6. Nacustar and tishia} role und Cort 3 STAR READER, Phited a ° 1 z r 2 - At Chicago M Sh 8 M and Madden; Cole and Archer New York At Mt. Leute Marquard Wiles yy ‘ and Moat At Pittsburw + ° Tyler aad Hariden; Hendrix and Simon. 5 West Seattle __ ACREAGE | a0 Regt Bay im West Keattte for the Money | room cottage and jot 0x1 ot well located. $160 cash, balan month, WALLER & WALLER California Av. and W. Alaska %#. TE: nl OE EAD West Seattle Coal & Wood Co. GOOD COAL Phone Weet 11 Good wood Near Weat heattle Berry TRY Us COAL AND WOOD |_ INTERIOR FI CONSUMERS’ COAL & WOOD CO, SEATTLE’S INTERIOR COMPANY of netives4 | casa, Mgniine ; vers 2 Avenue ST, COUNTE a ed Carefutty i Mii ’ is 9 2B Mutien, Steele and Bergen; Humphries and Mclean. ‘HAWKINS visited our partors? nurpriaed Philadelphia (Recond game) 4 At Chicage ’ ed at end Mack, Chalmers aed Cotier, ‘Toney Archer, Graham. ih, darkenons » paid im full Bich tor, wasn able bargain tor 10 dare omy. —— Foot Brookiyn A MEAT MARKETS. Sunnyside Market Phone Green #01. ‘7515 45th Mt. raed “Our Prices Are Right” —AANIT, qonemineiapiamnienmamermaaniaiant NURSERY COMPANY | SEATTLE NURSERY COMPANY GRMALD CARVER, Proprietor FRUIT TREES, RO! ORNAMENTALS Wallingtors car Bunnyside av. and | Ne ™ Tracey Baker, who sat on the Boston Red Sox bench the greater of the season, has been turned over to the Victoria club. It ts ble that he is @ part of the purchase price of Pitcher Blaine as and Bill Goodman, sent to the Sox by the Islanders this year. Spot McMurdo has developed into something of a first baseman of ta' and Tracey may find it rather difficult to boost the spotted one off the dag. ie Plaats nest CLEANERS AND DYERS SWI88 CLEANERS AND DYERS MEN'S CLUB 4 fulte § Sponged Preeeed, One Barone 6088 14m AYN coieaeteeaeniniaaeiee ~_ COAL AND WOOD __ FUEL ne CORNWALL & SON North 9 Ind. rere 10 Hardware and LIPSKY BROS. Plumbing os Paints < Vanahe, Quinn Detroit At Boston Works and We Call for and ‘ oe ee SR Manage, Pape and wi | Wells, e champion, ie today wearing anoth- . er feather in his cap, having cle Modern baseball requires something in addition to heavy hitting. Detroit has three of the five leading American league sluggers and |; Cleveland two. The answer is found in the table of standings. oe eee eee Nest to “U" Pestotfive featherweight champion, at Madison Square garden. Abe tried the impossible by con- coding about 15 pounds to Well who, in addition to this advantage, ia as good as the American in ev ery ring move. The bout was fast, clean and clev- . 2s eohington . as | gc inh Ween and Wuyi; Mughoe and rect. Frank Gotch, undefeated heavyweight wrestler of the world, and |’ Adolph Wolgast, champion lightweight boxer of the world—-or shall we put Michigan wildeat first? Anybow, It's quite a respectable world’s tour combination. According te Firet Baseman Tracey Baker, Charley Mulien, of the White Sox, is looked upon as being one of the best guardians of the eevee “Our Coal Ie Clean.” darkoen Retwele and O'Neill; Caldwell and Witt tame {mitial sack in the American league. Tracey did not get a chance to play with the Red Sox much this year, but he says tne Red Sox players think Mallen, of the White Sox, is one of the best in the business, Tracey was the first sacker on the Washington “U." last year. Mullen was his prede- or, and lacked all the bloody fea tures of the Fiynn-Morris battle last week. The fight wa» a handi eap mateh and Attell is given cred cessor the yesr before. DONT’S FOR QUARTERBACK : BY EARL SPRACKLING, Captain of Brown University Eleven and All-America Quarterback for 1910. THINK the quar- _terback fs still the chief factor ‘for @ feotball team's success. With the new Which is another way of saying he must have brains. A team fs guided by the quarterback and he should know them by heart, frontwards, backwards and tn his dreams. He should give them in a low, | smooth, even tone, not in a series I have heard quarterbacks shout “| few signals and seen them start the quarter must continue to the brains of a team. strength and weakness. PRRBReaeaus SeSRERE EH EEE » BILLY EVANS. »& kee kKthnehanee Each fall witnesses the arrival of @ bunch of recruits in both of the major leagues. A number of pitch ers are always in the crop. Naturally they have heard lots about sluggers like Wagner, Cobb, | Mager, Lajoie, Crawford and the other leading hitters. These stars loom up as mountains to the young beavers and the first thing they do is to seek some in- side information from the older members of the team. I recall a conversation that took place last year between a “bush leaguer” and one of the erack twirl- ers of the Philadelphia team. “How do you manage to fool Cobb?” asked the n arrival. “Well, I'll tell you,” said the vet- Umpire Billy Evans 4 play with half the team wonder ing what was going to happen. They could not hear. No one but the captain should have the authority to tell the quar- terback what play to inake. Whew quarterback is capable, the less interference he s from the cap tain the better, Coaches tty (© get men for quar terback who weigh 150 pounds or more. A large man can bow! over nm opponent better and this is one. of the chief duties of a quarterback. eteerkeheetaane RRR hhh eran, “I've tried most eovery scheme, and find the best way to fool Cobb {is to so arrange your pitching turn, if possible, that you won't have to work against the Tigers.” “Well, what do you generally ase against Cobb?” persisted the young ater. “Oh, 1 keep them fairly low, and on the inside when | feel like tak ing a chance.” “If he bits, what then?” sald the | youngster. “Il always make it a policy to the safest way.” The reeily great twirlera know they fortunate when they fool Gomes’ greatest batters. oes a + hasten Pac letls Masia adn * * HERE, YOU FANS * * Charlie Van Loan's baseball ® stories. will commence in next % Monday's Pink They arte *% about the most interesting %® thing that has come down the * pike, in the line of sport lit- % erature, for a long time. Watch ® for the first installment. * BURR EEHEREREREE ILBANE IS SORE 1S ANGELES, Sept. 21—Stung by criticisms that his victory over Joe Rivers was a fluke, Johnny Kil- bane of Cleveiand announced today his willingness to fight the Mexican for a third time, provided Rivers would make 122 pounds ringside weight. Kilbane is angry beca Rivers and hi ager, Joe Levy, ones. lied me yellow " said Johnny on me. if Rivers is so anxious to fight | will meet him again, winner take all, if he will make 122 ring- side.” OAKLAND, Cal.—A draw stands today as the verdict of that 10- round bout between Willie Ritchie and Johnny McCarthy. Ritchie had the better of the early rounds, but McCart! made a strong finish, outfighting his opponent in the lat- yr part of the bout. | y t- jern Collection Co., 433 N. Y. Block, | Main 6169. HORS. FREED SCHOOL OK BOXE WRESTLING AN Prysic CULTURE 62 COBE BLDG. Football | Pants Special About 200 Football Pants, val- ues $1.26 to $3.00. Spe- cial, to clowe out ....... 50c RAINY WEATHER CLOTHES, IN SLIP-ONS, ot SLICKERS, ETC. | HUNTING CLOTHES, au AND AMMUNITION Seattle Sporting Goods Co. “The Rubber Store” 714 First Ave. i Pe ignals by duck, when Ty hits one back; it's|| |) for the game stand he made against hia heavier opponent. VALLEJO, Cal.—Much interest |e being manifested today over the coming navy yard match bet weep’ Spider” .Carlson of the cruitgr, Maryland and Kid Duffins of ¢ ia «October 6. large followitts. 1 DOZEN CABINET PHOTOS Regular Price Special Price | $2.50 Open Sundays, 10 to 9 Open Evenings. Sittings Night and Day. CONOVA STUDIO ‘e.m'esect: THIS OFFER Go. Oo 95° NEAR SENECA $85.00 Dresser and Chiffonier $3 Less Each Day Until Sold Bargains All Over the Store 1923 First Avenue ANNOUNCEMENT NorthernPacificRy Every day in the year, there starts east from Seattle at 8:45 a. m., a through train for Chicago over the Pacific-Burlington Lines. It ar- rives at Union Station, Chicago, 12 o’clock noon, the third day following. Standard drawing room and leather upholstered tour- ist sleeping cars, coaches and dining caré provide electric- lighted accommodations of highest character. This train stops at the important cities of Ellensburg, North Yakima, Pasco, Spokane, Missoula, Helena, Billings, Forsyth, Miles City, Terry, Glendive, Mandan, Bismarck, Jamestown, Fargo, Minneapolis and Saint Paul, besides other impor- tant intermediate points. Immediate connection is afford- ed to Butte and also to Duluth and Superior. At Minneapolis, Saint Paul and Chicago, convenient connection is made with other lines for important points east and south. The equipment is thoroughly modern, the dining car service is of such excellence as to have gained a country- wide reputation, and punctuality is a feature of the service toward which every effort is exerted. From this train the passenger sees the beautiful Cas- cades and the Rocky Mountains and the fertile farming lands of Notth Dakota by daylight. The forenoon before arrival at Chicago gives the traveler, also, an entrancing view of the beautiful rolling prairie farm lands of Illinois. This service is strongly recommended to the traveler going East—it will be found of Northern Pacific high standard. : Low round trip fares East are in effeot Sept. 15 and 26 and Oct. 2, 6, 17; 18 and 19. Liberal limit with stopovers, You are earnestly Invited to call at our Seattle City Office, First Av. and Yesler Way, or telephone sunset M 1430 or Independent 3300 for tickets, sleeping car reservations or any information, H. N. KENNEDY, General Agent, SEATTLE. J. O, M’MULLEN, City Passenger Agent, SEATTLE. & D. CHARLTON, Asst. General senger Agent, PORTLAND, Phone Your Puet Oedere OSTEOPATHS _ Osteopathic Physician Dr. Clyde L. Bonham, O. P. Gradunte Loe Angeles College Osteopathy | rion me North 1978 Crewe 1s B tira Cor, ian Ae NR! | __PAINTERS | LaPLANT & FERONG Painting, Paper Hanging and Tinting Eatimates Cheertully ‘Given j oun ePRCIALTY oop Wom - Phone Sunset Nerth 1299 PHARMACIES _ THE PURITAN PHARMACY DF, West Ruth West “Vou Can Depead Upon Us" Cor. 14th Av. §. Be Vreseripticas and y our Specialty PLUMBING __ ean bold you & S-reara mod Let's talk It over UNIVERSITY DAIRY BK LEWARCH, Proprictor, We make cor own | Inepect our plant. 3904 14th Ay. N. & Phone North 1876. reduce my New Tard, i am offering iT QUALITY CORDWOOD AT #450 DELIVERED rene | DRUGS 1 ce University Plumbing Co. | Calle Made Phone Nort 2037 Lath Av. N. &. REAL ESTATE ‘ ih Ay. N. Ee. “North 03. University Mation. MINKLER & COMPANY “WR MANDLE LIVE BUYS" MERE 14 A GOOD ONE. $1.700—t-room modern house: pe ba at; bot 4081 0 caxh, balance $20 | month and interest, Sold $2,200 REAL ESTATE _ “WILL & NESBIT Real Batate Katimates and Building Furnished Phone Green t10. $268 Lath N. BE “You Find It Ae We Gay It Is” Bena. mohee tren SHEET METAL WORKS — LATONA GROCERY “Woteh This fipace” North 224 Green HARDWARE University Stra Works Phones: COUNTERS rth 162 PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS HARDWARE ANDO TOOLS 4234 14th Av. N. Fe White 64, North 1438. HARDWARE Paysse Hardware Co. ey Estimates Cheerfully Given 7 BUILDERS’ HARDWAK | PAINTS, OLLS AND VARNISH LATONA STATION We Have the ACK ——————_—— TT TRANSFERRING UNIVERSITY TRANSFER CO. FURNITURE AND PIANO MOVING Daily, trips to and from the city Ktcrming. id Afternoon PRHONES—North 851; Ind, Green 810 Res. Phone N. 1587 Ind. Green ot ad Office Cor. Mat and 1th Av, N. B. UNDERTAKERS | Pain L_ INTERIOR FINISHING | Sheckels & Ristine University Undertaking Parlors INTERIOR FINISH PRICES RIGHT Lady Attendant Phones: We Take Full Charge if Desired Ind. Greon 754 North 212 Night Service Any Phone: Ind, White 159 Port of Clty "DRESSMAKING pa EE | GROCERIES AND MEATS. Also at Fremont me y Ave "DAIRY HANSON'S DAIRY FEED AND FUEL WEST SEATTLE FUEL & FEED| Youngstown COMPANY WM. BLORAM,« 2019 K. H. Avenoe West. Rest TARD PHONE IND. WEST 19. PROMPT, EFFICIENT SERVICE. FUEL AND TRANSFER } : vi ; é ~|JUNCTION MILL ANI ALKI TRANSFER @ FUEL CO. | WORKS Alki Point Office Phowe Grant 151, | Shop—Weat 41 uae bak TIANO AND FURNITURE MOVING OUM SPRCIALTY } MISSION MORRIS Fold the back Lest; 14D. 1 4966. | becomes a ee Seattle Stand | or its eee es PLUMBERS) (7 noUsK PioNE— GRANT 266, MILL & CABINET PHONES —MAID brar it Just the ____ GROCERY PIONEER GR v4 “ T. M. HEKRETT. Prop. ent 2306-2308 Cal. Av. nn] Branch, 9th & California Branch W. Excellent Line of Meats and Our © BAKERY. “2 BEST STORES OW CAI. ______ GROCERS _ Youngstown Grocer Scandinavian Trade Solicited. LORENTZ A. MANSON, Prop. PIONEER GROCERY. Fish alts Salmon, Salted and Canned Kalmon Bellies OC | A BURRIS BROS, “The Men Whe De Prompt, Neat end OUR PHONE—IND. ah OUR SHOP—4i51 CALIPORE ave. OURS Is PROMPT "POOL PAR |PARIS’ POOL P, Best Tables Good Light Clean Orderiy Place TRANSFER AND STK C. S. KING | Stock Fish All Kinds of Fish. Groceries and Meats STUCK @ WILLARD a & Spectatty. Phone = Prompt Delivery sane | GRAVEL { HARDWARE | YACHT AND ENG! 4, —————" | ELLIOT BAY YACHT @ “West Seattle Hardware COMPANY | ONE OF THE BEST RQUIPPED Phone Wet ttiwe Ral STORES IN THE CITY. cs Prop. WEST 35 Georgetown Dist GROCERY _PLUMBING GROCERY STORE GEORGETOWN PLUM BON & ORKEN John Brides Rovt, 5 Ave. 8. Georgetown. G ‘al Plumt e one Sidney 537. WE OFFER {rerio Gas Fitters — Repair Work of Al Kinde Frosh Groceries, Prompt Delivery Full Measures Weights. pn. MILLINERY _ wes by MRS. A. BE. SMITM & CO. Goorgetown. UNION 5 6105 12th Ph 5118 Duwamien Ave __ THE BEE HIVE LESTER FE. HAMILTON, We Carry a Full Lino in Bact Various Department Phone Sidney 1721, REMODELING OUR SPECIALTY PRICE $1.90 a ~~ PHOTOGRAPHERS _ Groceries Dry Goods __CAvEe NEW RAINIER CAF MRS. ©. LAWS, Prop, MRS. WILLIAM KENN #101 18th Ave South. Good Fitting My Specialty ALTERATIONS OF ANY CHARACTER ADE. ——— _ Georgetown Mercantile Co. GENERAL MERCHANDISE DRY GOODS BOOTS AND 6HOES 0. 0. CONNER Vhone Pree. and 7: Midney 719 LW. CONNER Georgetown, V. Pres, and soo. Wash, COAL AND WOOD GEORGETOWN WOOD AND COAL YARD JOHN ALBRECHT, Prop. WELLINGTON OLAl KWOASTLE LUMP Py ASTI No oe SLY LAC MOND AN BUNKERS—Carteton Bt. ALLEN & PERKIN COMMERCIAL PHol Copying and Enlarging @ Specialty. GRORGRTOWN, WASH. Phone Sidney 360. 22 Fu 26) tae Ett ral a Fi i E z