The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 8, 1911, Page 2

THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1911 ICTURES OF THE RIGHT, BRIEF AND WORLD’S ATHLETES _ BREEZY STORIES _ EIGHT THOUSAND WILL WITNESS THE OREGO ARERR RRR THE STAR’S SPORTING PAGE IS COM PLETE | P N-WASHINGTON FOOTBALL GAME | OLAN THROWS Chase and Cobb on iur wrt | *"Geeet Deawind Cord BOUQUETS Says Pullman Will Give Washington Its Hardest Battle — Vic Zednick Says No. Coach Sam Dolan of the O. A. C. has been very busy with a line of conversation since Saturday's game, telling just how good the Washing- ton team is. Also he tells how Washington fs again going to win the championship—and what team going to be its strongest rival Dolan picks Pullman to give Dobie's men the rub, in preference to Ore gon, and he says the real game of | the season will be played on the lo: | cal grounds Thanksgiving day, in| atead of the one with Oregon, in Portiand, on November 18 ! Graduate Manager Victor jek however, doesn't quite agree with Mr, Sam, While not depreciating » Pullman team, he says Oregon is more to winning. Also he polnts out that Oregon will have a friendly crowd in Portland, white Pullman will have to contend with an unfriendly lot of fans on the lo- eal lot. Zeduick says those little things count J NEW YORK, Nov. 8.—Not only Is Hal Chase to again pilot the High: However, it remains a fact that! landere next year, but—according to rumor—he is to have reinforce this little seramble for the cham-| ments in the person of the great Ty Cobb. The story cannot be veri plonahip is getting to be rather in-| fied, but the New York fans are intensely interested. With a team tike teresting. and both should be good | Chase, the greatest’ first-eacker of all time, and Ty Cobb, the greatest games. Zednick says the team that! fielder, the American league team would, it is figured, put McGraw’s pen started Saturday's game, 1% the nant winners in the sh: a drawing card. That's the reason the deal one Doble will depend on in both| may be put through. President Ban Johnson is said to be behind the PORTLAND, Or, Nov. 8.—Not less than 8,000 persone wil! witness the game between the University of Washington eleven and the University of Oregon, on Multnomah field, here, Nov 18, according to Graduate Manager Arthur Geary of Oregon, who is here today completing arrangements for the contest that will probably decide the Northwest conference championship, Offi- Cials of the Multnomah club are preparing to care for 10,000 people, WHERE TO HUNT THE LORDLY MOO: SHOTS AT HIM IN THE UNI EASIER IN CANADA AND ALASKA. ‘species of big game common to thin jatitude, Success in hunting trips pends upon securing & good culde and @ proper outfit, After leaving the railroad there are no hotels or other aecommodations for sports. men save of their own providing. The season closes Dec, 31. All the moose He well to the northward and the hunter must be dressed to withstand possible cold weather, Plenty of heavy under flannel should be provided, with outer garments that will endw rough wear. Remember that you will have not only the dry cold to combat—there will be wet days of the best hunting grounds and Mesaba and Skibo are good objec: ro| tive points, Here, as in most moose countries, there are also deer and black bear to Tend variety to the sport BY 8. D. BARNES Famous Hunter of Big Game Not counting Alaska, there but two states of the unton which will this year permit the killing of moose within their borders, There are eight others that have still a) Alaska gives the bunter a wider few moose, but no open season for|;range and greater latitude as to season, it there being legal to kill moose at any tlne of the yoar af tor Aug. 1, exoopt that north of latitude 62 degrees the sodson NO SNAP FOR WASHINGTON Coach Dobie and Manager Zednick are not looking forward to a snap when Washington goes against Oregon, tn the crucial game of the season, tn Portland, on Nov. 18, In fact, if they win the championship, they will feel well satisfied, and are sure the boys will know they have beon through a football game. Zednick said yesterday that Dobie would use ident ly the same team that started against the O. A. C. Saturday, and that the remaining days will be put in perfecting that line-up. 40,000 FOR FOOTBALL TIGKETS ‘Record Crowd at|Varsity Favored Stanford in Great Contest (By United Press Leased Wire] SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 8.—Det ting on the Stanford-California rugby game next Saturday opened at odds of 10 to 6, with California the favorite today. There is little betting, the wagers being confined almost altogether to the university boys themselves, The supporters of California are offering 1 to 3 that the Stanford backs will not cross the Blue and Gold line. Four of Stanford's best playere— Dole, forward; Captain Erb, cen ter three-q ers, Brown full-back and booter, and Kern, wing three quarters—are on the hospital lst and it fs doubtful that any of them will get in the game, although the coaches and rooters refuse to give SHOteeeeeeeeareneeeee Seeeeeeeeeeee sees se te® » * * * * * * * * * * * » * * * * * * * » * * * * * * * * } when the constant dritele of rain | 4D will soak through anything short of ollcloth. Essential above all things 4 waterproof footwear Guides will fell you that a moose an stand a Yot of killing. They are not often brought down by the eats; (irst bullet, even from the most *powerful of modern rifles, The high-power arms are deservedly popular for this game, particularly the .20, 30%, 32 special and 30) calibers. A wounded bull moose will sometimes turn on bis pursuer and his charge is as dangerous as which will be played on field next Saturday after- according to announcement here by Graduate Manager . 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Yale a week from Saturday Saturday's game showed that the Princeton eleven is playing superb dotense ball, but lacks aggressive ness. The back field ts lightning fast, but the forwards have be unable to tear any holes in the enemy's line for their backs, and so far the scoring, as in the Har. vard game, was done on individual playing, which is far from satisfac tory to the coach Tee eC cece ee eee ALL TEAMS ARE BUSY SATURDAY * ee ee ee Next Saturday all of Seattle's high schools will be in action some- where in the state, Queen Anne plays Aberdeen out at the Univer- aity campus. This will be about the first and bi chance to see the Aberdeen team in action here. If reports are true the Aberdeen team | is a good one, and as Queen Anne! always manages to put up a good | game, it should be a corker next Saturday. Lincoln journeys up to Bverett to! try conclusions with Coach Bago-| haus’ warriers. Everett has got an exceptionally good team this year, so the game up there should also be} a dandy { Broadway plays in Bellingham. Not much fs known of the Belling-| ham team but as they usually have a good team the same can be ex pected this year. ICYCLISTS “TIED SIX-DAY RACE BUFFALO, N. Y., Nov. 7.-— *) The nine teams which started *| in the 6day bicycle race were tied at 198 miles and & laps when the first day's grind end ed in the armory of the 74th regiment here today. Joe Polger of the Root-Folger team won the final mile sprint in 1:59, with Meri Bedell of the Bedell Brothers team second, and Walter De Mara of the DeMara-Lawrence team third. Racing will be re- sumed at 5 o'clock this even- IN SSSSESEE SESE SEE EE HSHHES EEE TSE ment of the Oregon fish and game commission, just made, that young salmon and trout will not be liber: ated from the hatcherles until they are 8 months old and able to shift for themselves is receiving strong Pgs from sportsmen to- Sportsmen of the eastern states who do not care to enter the Ca- nadian provinces in au ot big) game may easily find good moose} country in Northern Maine, where the season is now in full blast and will be open until Nov. 30° The last two or three Weeks are usually the best for sport, since there Is! almost a certainty of a tracking) snow. Generally speaking, the best! grounds lie near the boundary be tween Maine and New s#runswick.| Minnesota permits moose hunt-| ing ten days November, com-| mencing wita the 106th, and the game is found within restricted ter ritory. St. Louls county bas some) closes Dec, tl-—-and on the peninsular caribou are protected thing for moose hunters to remem ber. A big caribou head is & prize worth securing—and there is such a thing as temptation. If your home ts in West, Ontario will welcome you to Ne 16, and either of the railroads which cut {bro the moose country will show a kindly interest in landing you at exactly the right spot. Passing over Manitoba, Alberts and Saskatchewan, which are large ly prairie provinces, moose may be found in British Columbia, with, tn point of fact, practically all, ether Kenaty that of an African buffalo, Night bunting ts now generally | Prohibited | to an imi tation of the female's call, which jis produced upon a birch-bark horn. ‘The perfect use of this call is pos. sidle only with long and persistent the Middie | practice, but most guides have the | knack, and will employ it for the benefit of their patrons. Btill-hunting im the more legit |mate method of killing a moose. It jis difficult, because a moose is as [keen of eye and scent as a deer nd much more suspicious danger. Oneo alarmed it ts prac- |tleally useless to attempt follow ng bis trail hours without halt. 1 In the mating season Juntil Aug. 20, 1912, which is’ gobd [the bulls will respo of He will travel on for of the big games. 1 move. Callahan to Head! RRR RTE Heke - SOCCER SCHEDULE *® November 12--Coltle va. *® Rangers, at cricket grounds, ® Woodland park, 2:30 p. mj; ® referee, A. Roso, Black * Diamond ve. Rainier, at Black ® Diamond, 2:50 p. m.; referee, *& W. Fraser. & November 19—Rangere ve. *® Black Diamond, at cricket * grounds, Woodland park & Rainier va. Celtics, on base ® ball grounds, Woodland park. ® November 26—Hiack Dia ® mond va. Celtics, at Black ® Diamond. Rangers vs. Rain ® ler, at Cricket grounds, Wood- ® land park * December %—Rangers ys ® Celties, at Woodland park *® cricket grounds. Rainters ve. * Black Diamond, at Woodland ® park baseball grounds. *% December 10—Black *® mond vse. Rangers, at * Diamond. Celtics vs * ers, at Woodland park Dia- Black Rang: CHICAGO, Novy, 8—It_ is con sidered as good “as settled here that Jimmy Callahan will ptlot the | White Sox next year, vice Hugh| Duffy. He will probably hold down | his place in the field. Callahan proved last year that a ballplayer can come back. His playing was| oné of the year's Every Description Rubber Tubing, Boots, Shoes, Coats, Ol! Stickers, Slip-ons, Hot Water Bottles and Sundri We guarantee our goods to give satisfaction. HOT WATER BOTTLES R-PAIRED, The Rubber Store 714 First Ave. * December 17—Celtics ¥s. % Black Diamond, at Woodland * park cricket grounds, Rain- % jers vs. Rangers, at Woodland *® park baseball grounds. Reet anw ene nnee k Trunk & Bag Co., lnc TRUNKS AND SUIT CASES, We manufactu rt Bea PSCeSe eee ee tee ee eeeeeeeeeteaesenee re our own goods 21 Pie 2. Ind Hardware PRICE & Taft have just, re cel a carload of Excelsior Motorcycles, and must closg out the hardware immediately Everything on sale, If it Jen’ty Double-End neers’ Wrenches, cut to, set . $2.75 set of 5 General Servico, Double-End Engineers’. Wrenches, cut fo, p lhe Carpet Stretchers, ‘ Triangular Box 35 pers, cut to ........006 G5 10-inch Patent Adjust able Dividers, cut to . c T5e 12-inch same, cut to Bei sc3 Cc $1.00 Inverted Gas Lights, complete, cut to 50c Inverted Gas Lights, 20c Gas 2be Gas Globes 10c $1.00 Morta: “ype eaiee,...'[ Fresh Stock Ever-Ready 25 ignition Batteries, each c This until further notice. Everything must go. If it isn't here, see our windows, Incorporated Third and Marion National BAN JOHNSON CHICAGO, Nov. Ban Johnson, the irrepressible head of the American league, is planning to infuse some new blood into the American league next year, or, rath old blood hot on the trail of the league, and wants the lion's share of the patronage for the younger circuit. been announced will pilot the is the Naps and Jimmy Callahan the Chicago Amer- icans. Now, it is authoritatively report. ed that Ty Cobb will be traded to |the New York American leag club to make the card in Gotham a | stronger one. |LOOK HERE, YOU FRANKLINS. The Felix basketball club ia look ng for games—the Adelphia college jor Franklin high preferred, Com |munteate with Manager R. M. Des Camp, care elty water department. GAMES WANTED. The Renton football eleven wants mes with 135-pound teams President | Dance at Dreamland tonight. . FAST STEAMERS LEAVE COLMAN DOCK As Follows: FOR TACOMA ANAPOLIS and FLYER 11:00 A 1108, 3100, DAILY hp B06, FOR EVERETT AND EDMONDS STR, S10UX 12:00 N to Trip S60, Me Special low ra na Chang Theket Matn 4903. Steame: Behedules Subject With Wants Scalp of There is nothing for which there is a greater demand today than for a stump puller that pulls stumps. ‘This is especially true in the North west, where the future of the coun. try depends on removing the stumps by a rapid, inexpensive method, and getting the land In shape to produce something of value to the individual and commun! There are 18,400 square miles of Umber and stump land tn the state of Washington alone; fully as much in Idaho, and more than this in Oregon. AREA OF STUMP LAND CREASING. The main industry of the North west today {s lumbering. According to Government reports the standing timber will practically all be cut in twenty years, at the present rate of consumption. Any person who stops to think about the matter must realize that the land must be placed in a pro- ductive state much more rapidly than is being done at present. Over $60,000 acres of timber is being cut each year in W: Washington, and less than 75,000 acres are being cleared of stumps and placed under cultivation in the same length of time. If you are not familiar with the situation you will immediately ask why more land is |not being cleared. If you are famil- far with the situation you will say that it is due to the great expense of pulling stumps, and you will un | doubtediy add that “some day some | | centus will invent a machine that is | inexpensive and easy to operate and {that will pull stumps at a small part lof the present cost.” FIELD FOR GENIUS, You will very likely make a fur ther statement to the effect that “the fellow that invents such a ma- |chine will make as much money as or some other equally prominent man of dollars, Reader, that day has arrived. A “fellow” has invented a stump pull- er that pulls stumps, and it was invented, and ts being built, right here in Seattle, There are a “stump pullers,” all built on the same principle, Quite a number of those machines have been disposed of and considerable money has been made by the manufacturers, Don key engines are used to some extent by wealthy land owners, but every one who has used the so-called stump pullers or d |clearing land freely admits | they are by no means a success, | DONKEY ENGINE SUPERSEDED. | The long-sought stump puller has jarrived, a simple, inexpensive ma: jchine that pulls the stump, roots {and all, and does not require any lexpert knowledge to operate. It | would be impossible to do this ma- chine justice in cold type, further |than to say that it is an entirely ‘new {dea and principle as applied |to a stump puller, | PERFORMANCES ARE SIMPLY | ASTONISHING. | It ts necessary to see this ma | chine in operation to realize its tre- |moendous pulling power, If your most intimate friend should tell you that he, alone, could operate this | machine by hand power and actual. | {ly pull as much as a twenty horse: | power donkey engine, you would jfind it very difficult to believe such | few so-called that | ETE Northwest \Machine Was Invented by Seattle Mechanics © and Is Being Manufactured in This City |one person is $1,500. — Greatest Problem Solved Small Investors in This Enterprise ° a seemingly impossible statement. unless you were to see it with your own eyes, and even then you would very likely doubt your own eyes. The American Stump Puller ac complishes the impossible when it comes to pulling stumps, and it is absolutely necessary to see it pull stumps in order to realize what {t can accomplish. The machine is built in three sizes, ranging in price from $125 to $400, so that it within the reach of all. FACTORY RUNNING AT A PROF! The United States patent rights to the American Stump Puller are owned by the American Machine Works, a Seattle company, and the machine is now being manufactured at this company’s plant, which is located just north of the Great Northern docks on Fifteenth Avi nue West. PLANT WILL BE ENLARGED. The American Stump Puller was first called to the attention of the Seattle public a few weeks ago, sinc and professional men and owners of Seattle and vicinity have witnessed stump pulling demon strations with this machine, and as & result’ of these demonstrations more orders for machines have been received than the company will be able to fill for several weeks with the present capacity of the plant. The American Stump Puller was invented by Seattle mechanics who spent many months of hard work and costly experimenting before | the machine was ready to place on the market. These men are the directors of the American Machine Works, which company was in corporated less than two months ago for the purpose of manufactur. ing the American Stump Puller and placing it on the market. Since the machine was first demonstrated in public a few weeks ago, offers have been made by local capitalists to furnish the American Machine Works with all the capital necessary to enlarge the present plant and increase the out put. Th shrewd business men realize the money-making possibili- | ties of this machine, and want secure cogtrol of the company. CONTROLLING CAPITAL DECLINED. These offers have been declined and the largest subscription that the company will accept from any Stock will be small as $100 to sold in blocks as worth company prefer a large number 6f small stockholders rather than a few large ones, and subscriptions can be paid in three or four pay. ments if desired, PRACTICAL MEN The me pany ar IN CONTROL, n at the head of the com practical mechanics and |know the merits of their stump puller and the demand that exists for such a machine. They are per- fectly willing to share the large profits with all those who invest in the company's shares, and thereby enable them to enlarge the present plant and increase the output, but they do not propose to have the control of the company get into the hands of one man or a clique of men, and then be “frozen out,” as have the inventors of several of the biggest money-making inver tions of the past century. That is @ which time over 800 business | land | in fact, the officers of the| why a limit has been placed upon |the amount of stock that will be | Sold to any one person. The increasing demand for stamp pullers will, within a year or two, [require no less than ten of these machines daily in the Pacific North- west alone, ‘The demand is by no means com | fined to the Northwest, as most of |the Eastern and Middle Westerg states have vast areas of timber stump land and need stump pull much as we do tn this section. The American Machine Works | make an average net profit of ovet | $50 on each stump puller. | An output of one machine a day, jat $50 net profit on each maching | means a monthly profit of $1,250, | or a yearly profit of $15,000. Fifteen thousand dollars will pay a yearly dividend of 15 per cent on the com pany’s total capitalization, which is $100,000, representing — 100,000 | shares of $1 each, over two-thirds }of which fg still in the company’s | ury. | Ten machines a day means a early net profit of ten times $15 000, which will mean a yearly divi dend on the company’s stock of | 150 per cent per annum, or $1.50 |on each $1 share. | A word about the profits above mentioned: Many persons, even ex |perienced business men, are aot aware of the large profits earned by some of the leading manufactur- ing companies of the country, and may think profits unusually lange, |A little investigation right here im | Seattle will give you some idea of profits now being earned by mantr facturing companies fn noncompeb {itive lines, STOCK VALUATION ON SOUND BASIS. Tt is because of these large | Profits that the shrewd money mem would like to get control of the 7 company, as there is very little | | doubt but that the American Stump” Puller will make the stock of the} American Machine Works one ot] the most profitable investments im the Northwest, because, as al stated, there is nothing for wi ja stump puller that pulls stump& | |In accomplishing this difficult the American Stump Puller is class by itself. INVESTIGATION INVITED, Anyone who might be interested” jelther from the standpoint of sear jing some of the company's stock oF |purchasing a stump puller, is it } Vited to call at the downtown office: |in the Washington building and #@@) the machine and arrange to see stump pulling demonstration, wi are given daily in sections of the city convenient to car lines, NO word or argument will be used to itt duce those who call to buy me chines or invest fn the company, a8 7 the actual demonstrations of American Stump Puller pulllog stumps are far more convincing” than verbal or written praise, Those who cannot call at the office eal 7 send in their names and state whether they wish inform regarding the stump puller or investment in the company’s and full particulars will be sent mail on receipt of the inquiry, AMERICAN MACHINE WO! Downtown Office, 518 Washit + Bldg., 705 First Avenue, Foot Cherry Street, Seattle, a e # there is & greater demand than for 7