The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 12, 1911, Page 2

Traveling Man’s Remarkable Statement Several years ago I was troubl With Bright's Disease, which wor Fied me a groat deal, as my father, who had doctored a long time with the best doctors of Kendalville Ind., without relief or cure, died of that dreadful dise: Having been around my father most of the time @uring his ilness, I became fami) far with the symptoms of Bright's Disease, When I had my first attack my face became swollen and all grew Black before my eyes and I felt as though there was little hope for} me. After having several of these attacks, I began taking Dr. Kilmer's |) Swamp-Root, which my wife recom mended to me, and noticing some improvement continued tts use for one year, never missing one day Dut taking same as regular as though a physician was preserib. ng for me. It is now two years that I dis- continued the use of Swamp-Root, as I consider myself absolutely eured of any trouble, having had no use for a doctor or any other medt- eine and have been able to resume My position on the road. I fully belleve that had my father taken Swamp-Root in time he would ave been alive today and we would have been saved many a big doctor bill. I believe that if people afflicted with any kind of kidney or bladder @isease would take Swamp-Root in ‘time and use it regular, they would cure themselves and save much suffering as well as big doctor Dills. I feel very grateful toward your medicine and never fail to tell what Bwamp-Root did for me. You are at liberty to use this NEWS AND STATISTICS Professional Sports Fost SPO Wolverton to Succeed | Hal Chase United Press Leased Wire) YORK, Deo, 12-—Harry Wolverton {s announced today as manager of the New York Amer ican league baseball team to suo | ed Hal Chase, F tor of the Oaklan club has r ed Wolver was under contract manage the Oakland club for 1912, and wil an nounce Wolverton’s successor to night. Wolverton signed his with the New York club President Farrell received the re lease from Walter. He wa q gratulated by Ban Johnson, chair. | man of the national baseball com | mission, and other officials who are | if in annual session here. i i KLAUS ASKS POSTPONEMENT | SAN FRANCISCO, Dee, 12 Frank Klaus, claimant to the mid CLOSE T contract soon ak BIG JACK WEIGHS THE STAR—TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12, RTS Y WHITMAN 1911 DOPE AND COMMENT Amateur Bporte Encouraged | Abe Attell O 300 NOW Once More | Hurts Arm (By United Press Leased Wire) NEW YORK, Dee 12 Abe At tell, the herweight champion te suffering today with an injured arm, which experts declare may | mean the close of his long « | Attell burt biy arm several wor ago in Cleveland, and has ne e in the ring since | | | | | |ing yesterday afternoon and caused |a postponement of the champlon's scheduled 10round bout with “One jand very bard—when depressions VAMIEY WASHING 0 CENTS YER WEEK COVEN WET WARH LAUNORY PHONE BAST h606, SCHOOL OF BORING, WHEOTLING AND ny TURE Women Need ympathy and help when they are attacked by weakness and suffering. At times when Nature seems cruel and derangements come kind womanly friends may givesympathy. When ailments occur, the best natural help and correction is the safe and well-tried family remedy BEECHAM’S PILLS They correct the result of errors and remove the cause of suffering. They have tonic, helpful action on the whole system, They relieve nervousness, headache, backache, Round” Hogan until December 29. HE DOESN'T REMEMBER 8. P. Cornell, a wood carver, who | was picked up unconscious by the | police Thursday night, recovered | consclousn last night. He | dooan't rev wr having bee |wlugged by anyone, he says, A | slight cut on the head at first gave | the impression that be had been dleweight title, is not {o be seen tn | action here January 1, according to | an announcement made today by | the Onkland Wheelmen’s club.| Klaus was to have met the winner) of the Holland-Brown 10-round) bout before the club December 20, but he has wired asking for a post. ponement, which has been grantod. | PORTLAND WANTS BORLESKE| Thefollowing clipping taken from testimony at any time. Yours very truly, JOHN DUERR, 1428 Locust St. Des Moines, low Btate of Iowa ) Polk County j Personally appeared before me, ‘this 23rd of July, 1909, John Duert, | two who subscribed the above state- ment and made oath that same is true in substance and in fact. EDWIN J. PRISK, Notary Public. Letter to Prove What Swamp-Root Wil! Do For You. Send to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Dept. R., Binghampton, N. Y., for a sam- bottle, It will convince anyone, ‘ou will also receive a booklet of valuable information, telling all about the kidneys and bladder. When writing, be sure and mention Dept. R. Regular fifty-cent and) ene-dollar size bottles for sale at all drug stores. a. ‘& Portland paper will be of inter ‘est to local football fans; PORTLAND, Dec. 10--It is ru mored that Vincent Borleske, coach of Broadway High, Seattle, May assume the duties of Athletic director at Lincoln High in this city. Borleske ts a good, being picked on All-Star team for two years. He has a brother who played on the Michigan team two years ago. McRAE CAPTAIN OF WILLAMETTE SALEM, Or., Dec, 12.—Raymond McRae of Everett, Wash. will lead the Willamette university football team in 1912. He was unanimously chosen captain at the annual foot ball banquet. McRae played full- back this last season. 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It may never occur again in the history of Seattle. aes a) eet LIGHTNING SHOE REPAIR WORKS 110 Madison St. Ind. 5415 EVERETT-SEATTLE | TERURBAN | RAILWAY TTLE 1 Be #20, 2:20, 19:99 i308 1:30, 6:80," 9:48, Wxtra' train ‘Satur Sunday it 10:45» 4 6:36 30 ” Bros le’ ihinited teaine ne "s10,, #100, 700, 8:00, 916 11,00 @ m3 12:00 noon hi 4, 400 a, Bsa abe te | leaning eould wh | their \t he infor JACK JOHNSON LIVERPOOL, Deo, 12.—Welghing clo ing that he will never Mght agai, Jack Johnson, champion heavyweight of the world, sailed for America today. He has been obliged to cancel 1 foreign engagements and hasten to Chicago, where his wife is seri ously i with tuberculosis. Johnson declared that he would open a cate in the Chicago South Side and devote the remainder of his time to It. This is the first re- port of Johnson's retirement which is taken seriously, and the eham- pion’s admirers are everywhere demanding an explanation of why he ts leaving the game without putting up a fight for bis title. Unless Hugh Melntosh succeeds in his endeavors to get the big negro to Australia for a bout with Sam Langford or Jim Flynn, it is thought that Johnson has donned the padded mitts for tho Inst time. (Sere Se one St ee FIGHTER 15 BANTAM CAMP! Eighteen years old, weight 107, |witn 64 ring fights and only threa defeats behind him, is the record of Eddio Campi, Irish-Proneh fight i= who has his eye on the bantam- eight championship, and declares jthat he is going to get it. to 300 pounds, and dectar- Camp! Is « product of the San Francisco amateur ring. At 18 he was ‘oduiging in amateur bouts, doupite his 85 pounds weight, and winning them with startling regu- larity, Then he turned profession- al and recetved three FE feats, but offset them victories. Eddie, according to Pack | Farland, ts one of the fi ids jin the ring, and will event re lieve Johnny Coulon of his afown RITCHIE AND PACKEY STABLE MATES 2— the iting a SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. | Willie Ritchie, who sprang |pugilistic Mmelight by | Freddie Welsh 20 rounds |standsttti in Los Angele on Thanksgiving day, as a sul ute jfor Champion Ad Wolgast, left to- | day to join Packey McFarland, who fights young Hickey in Chicago |December 19. Ritchie has put bim |self under the protecting wing of Emil Thirty, McFarland’s manager, who will arrange matches for him. | His departure puts an end to the egotiations for a return match with Welsh in San Francisco this month. soot care = Ringside Tales By “Old Timer” AN ALL-AROUND BATTLE Tommy White and Eddie Santry were two of the best feather- weights that ever donned the gloves. Both met all the best of attacked, but this, the doctors say, ed by his falling. “TOUCHED” FOR $30. 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Born and raised in the same part of Chi- cago, they were natural rivals, each with @ big following hey met but onee, odd to say, In actual combat, and at a time when Santry was still a novice and White a seasoned fighter. White won, after & rattling struggle, and they never met again. On the occa- sion of that one White-Santry battle, there were more happenings than usually adorn a dozen | meets, and people who were there still re- call the mishaps of the fight with straining sides, White and Santry got together in a little town in Illinois, using the local “opry-house” to stage thelr battle, The ring was about twelve feet square, and enthusiastic partisans of both men packed thick around it. Hardly had the fight begun when 4 Santry man at the northwest corner, sassed a White follower at the western rope. The insulted one le across and biffed his insulter, They clinched, ver the corner of the ring, and were fighting as best they n White and Santry fell across them, Naturally, the pugilists were much outraged at this invasion of limited domain. Ceasing hostilities, they furiously belabored he outsiders, who were now floundering helplessly on the ropes, and cast them fswth in a badly battered condition, after which tho war was resumed, Along in the third round, ‘Ted Murphy—famed tn after yoars us the manager of Battling Nelson, and, at this time, an amateur boxer—jeered White from a position beside the west rope. White, spinning loose from a clinch, leaped to the rope, and shot the gloved right into Mr, Murphy's expression. As he did so, Santry landed a left on White's neck, Tommy turned to face the attack, and Murphy promptly kicked him in the south end of the spine Joe Bertrand, a famed Callfornta bantam, and antry that he was seven kinds of dis lisreputable citizen. Santry immediately abandoned the main bout, went over to the gouth ope, where Mr. Bertrand was located and smote him upon the nozzle, Mr. Bertrand, nothing loath, countered on the stomach, White, mean. while, had resumed hostilities with Mr, Murphy, and the quéerest pectacle in the history of the ring resulted: The two pugilistis Heroes of the night, leaving each other strictly alone, and each fighting a furious battle across the ropes with a bare-handed boxer in audience, i This unique btriggle and Santry, almost volunteer antagonists evening, and White wo recelved 75 per cent Santry took down 26 trand and Murphy tions of the season {n_pugilism lasted for some five minutes, when White simultaneously, landed a K. O, swat upon -their Then they resumed the main business df the after seven rounds of gruelling fighting. 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