The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 5, 1912, Page 2

2 THE STAR—MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1912. s Widely Read HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP FIGHT] National The Star’s Sporting Page I! JIM COFFROTH WILL STAGE Edited by ROY WHITMAN “eee SAN FRANCISCO, F @| fore leaving for bo od Curley, manager of Jim Flynn and REMOVAL NOTICE Cash Register Office Moved to 1527 Fourth Av., Between Pike and Pine. GEO. H. DOWLING, SALES AGENT. ok eb 2:4 0 3 2-0 0: © O08 IS TROUBLES EVEN IN A R LEAGUE ANAGING & baseball team in @ minor league about the aame thing as the pilot of one ose bigh-fangled organizations in the big bush, to Mr. Fielder Jones, our estimable pres- ‘Same old care, trouble and worry, Mr. and If he doesn’t MANAGER H. eeeeeeeve e780 @ ee ar *® ATTELL SURE HE’LL BE KING OF THE n Flynn and : FEATHERWEIGHT BRIGADE *|Reaupwoight, championship. match, eaeeeeevoeveeenee 02888 8 888 8 8 6S @ B/ secured ti consent of James W. jet in managing the 1G east, Guriey van Hotbrau to st re, Nev., has offered the same amount and both pfices, Curley says, will be given serious consideration. eeoeeseeeeeese © RAYMOND, Feb. 5.— Things are looking up for the state league this year, with prospects bright for a six-team circuit, Last year the league was mod- erately successful with Raymand, Centralia, Che- halis and South Bend in the circuit, but this sea- son Aberdeen, Hoquiam, Montesano, Olympia, Elma and Kelso would like to come into the fold. A meeting will be called shortly, when the circuit will be definitely decided upon, eoveceeceseese ident. Jones never managed tience in the big cirenit, thin same gotten more than most of the big scouts up the will ever know, An iltustration of how a big league pilot enjoys life is found fn the experience of Jones in 1906, when three teams in both the National and American leagues were in the running right up to the last moment. Jones was not the only manager for whom that season proved a nightmare, With two sories left for Sox, it was up to Commy's bunch to break even with the Ni & two-game series, and to take ¢ straight from Jennings’ Jones took the one game from La Jote’s outfit, all right, and wise took the two first from the Tigers of Detroit ‘That let bim out. rand Old southpaw, won the first game, all right, ce Sees DIRECTORY BY DISTRI i Donovan, who waa going great guns for the Tigers, aud the "4 : were fost by pe hang Realy’ BB ple got ‘ut Directory Is ag 2 Here to a You of the Various — game in that bombardment in the first inning, the tiring Moe for the Sox, OC 4 ir . West Seattle District If Jones had only started Smith, who, by the way, cried when the) ~ Fong him over—but-there you have it-—how was Jones to know? hen Jones was playing down !n Chehalis, a few years ago, Dug: down to see the grout one Fielder took Dug to @eeeeeeeseeeoeseseos > s * j r b 5 F} i { Hi i . a 5 5 is 38 7 ate te i! 5 : B z E ' i : get f 1 | Freht # et oF i i z Z : i r I H z SOSSCEESEEE SERRE » * » certainly find this sale a saving proposition. ready for your floor covegings now, a deposit will reser + of these goods for you. Best grade Wilton Velvet Car- pet fn rich Oriental and small all- over desicns, some with borders to match; also 3-4 and 4-4 stair carpets and double width carpets at the following low prices; eos. $1.53 36-4, Stair Carpet, reg- ulam.$2.50, special . $1.78 54in. Plain Carpet or Bordered Stair Carpet, regular $4.00, special $2.66 Savonneria Axminster Carpet this is the finest and heaviest weave made by these well known manufacturers and comes in beautiful light and medium colors in Oriental and allover de- signs, particularly well adapted for living room, parlor or bed- room, sold everywhere at $1.75 yard, our price for $1 27 2538 Fe & H 4 ieee cee ALEXANDER SMIiH & SONS, the largest manu- facturers in the world cf Ax- minster, Wilton Velvet, Vel- vet and Tapestry Brussels Carpets and Rugs, each year dispose of their surplus AT AUCTION. We are always large buyers at these annual sales, but this yea“ the val- ues were so great that we bought more than usual, and have just received and laced on sale TWO CAR- ADS of these gooi's, bought at lower prices than ever before. If in need of large or small quantities of rugs or carpets, you will If you are not any Wilton Velvet Rugs, size 9x12, woven in one piece, rich Oriental, allover and medallion designs, in all the new colors, regular $32.50, ela $21.50 cial... Velvet Rugs, size 9x12, seamless, good patterns and colors, $25 value a | 5,75 Velvet Rugs, size 9x12, seamless, many good patterns and colors, $22.50 $13.75 Axminster Rugs, 9x12, extra quality, good Oriental designs, regular $28, o $1 6.25 special . Axminster Rugs, 9x12, good grade, Oriental designs, regular $25.00, the sale .. es Seattle’s Largest Housefurnishing Store Buy Now THe GaOTE Lassie was All the Cregit You Want PIKE 61. AND FIFTH AV. wired to Ewing offering * im their moral support. That's # When Ewing's shrewd gaze iscerned an item to the effect that the outlaws were invading ® Cincinnatd and otber big loague * towns be got busy over the ®% wire with a telegram to Herr- * mann, which bore the follow: ® ing inscription: “We offer ® you our moral support.” Sign- ® ed, J. Cal Ewing. Tables have ‘® turned, * RHAKKRAAHRAKAR Indoor Games. NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-—titars of eastern colleges and athletic clubs will compete tonight fn the annual indoor games of Manhattan college to be held in the 2nd regiment armory. aeseeeaeeeae * * * * * * * * * * * * * OUTLAW MEETING ° , IS CALLED . \ JOHN T. POWERS John T. Powers, head of the new Columbian league, which it is claimed, is to be the third big league in baseball, bas called meeting of the directors and backers, when the circuit will be definitely decided upon. It will be heid in St. Louis on Feb. 12, SERSRE SESE SE S2eeeeeeeaeear BSSSESSSRSERHSSS SSSA SEES EE SEEES BE TKK KKhkhhek GIN FOR THE KIDNEYS Gin ts one of the oldest known [remedies for kidney and biadder troubles, especially when used in the ving formula: “Six ounces good gin; balf ounce fluid hu; halt Murax |pound.” Any jor mix these Ingres . Bhake well each time and take in doses of ong spoonfuls after meals and m the most effective remedy known for the quick relief of kidney and bladder disorders, Such symp- toms as hackache, frequent or h 14 4 colored uring, rheumatic pain the groin ought to have p tention to prevent Bright or diabeter Beattie Au*omohiie Scfiool, 210 Broadway. oe 30% OFF ON SWEATERS THIS WEEK AT Theo. Wilts&Co. Jones in the eyes of the Boston Outfielder Art K with MoCredie last week.” land magnate deducted Artie’s contract per still leaves bim a sal tract. Kreuger, by the not have to signa a “boo: Roari: Bill Rapps ie oCredie. bundle is forthcoming threatens to desert the ranks. Bill's work last season entities him to an ce latest ryatongeg ramer in ast wou! ve it Stovall will play with the Be Lede Browns next season. And # euch disputing the claim of Mr. Kutina to the bag? Honus Wagner, who only hits about 350, matures about three base hits every game, glooms an average of two cushions aod who | only makes three or four miraculous catches in a game, is ready to sign with Pittsburg. It's a wonder Drey- fuse will have him around. Mr. Hugh Duffey of Milwaukee Ie not the only manager who is willing to have Mr. Joss Baker sticking fround. Mr. Dan Long of San Fran- cisco is likewise willing. So far, Mr. James Callahan hasn't signified intention of letting Jess got away from the White Sox, Larry MeLean has sworn off once more. Regular habit with Larry, same as the one that leads up to the resolve. Maybe there isn't any money in baseball, but if you will notice Jhke Stahl quit a bank job to get back | battin: in the pastime. Griffith admits that he has no es ee RUE R HERR i BIG LEAGUE BASEBALL DOPE January—Club magnates send out contracts. $7,000 to manuge Seattle the following] — Dug,” Jones told him, “but I'd have to work just Telephence—Oifien, West 478. Recideare. Face, tuch worry and care. So, if I'm up there, where I can get the where the Washington elub will finish. Most persons believe Clark's team will finish those §=8t ‘The Cubs have a pitcher named seribe to ioquire if he is 3 “color” or merely a “smell?” ‘Those new outlaw teagues have & regular George Cohan flavor about them. They call one of them the Columbian league, while the other is yclept the United Statos . Wander what Columbus or the United States ever did to these Promoters? Monte Cross will scout for the St. Loula Browns. TY COBB PLAYS HOOKEY e@eoerveeveevenene oN TY cose Ty Cobb has secured permission from Manager Jennings to eliminate the spring training. He will not go South with the Tiger team. While in Nashville Ty stated that he would never go on the stage an- other season, for the loss which he suffered was harder on him than playing baseball at the: height of the season. What effect missing the spring training will have on the champloo swatsman will be watched by the fans this seagon, and if, perchance, Ty happens to suffer a slump in or base stealing the wise ones will nod their heads and say, “Didn't I tell you shat theatrical business would kill any one? <= Keke kkk kh hhh Players send GROCELIES AND MEATS MACHIN Groceries and Meats KING &W STUCK @ WILLARD A ‘The People Whe Pheoe Prompt Monroe Detivery hte): Phone West Hardware and Furniture LIPSKY BROS. 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Aprit—Season opens, Usual crop of players with bad arms, Recruits do not look so good. May—-Recruits start foward the minor leagues. Supposedly cellar champions are neck and neck for the leadership of the league. June—Ciass begins to assert itself. drop back to the second division. July—Old-timer? hit ike a house afire and recruit phenoms take seats in the backgrotind. August—Club owners announce they certainly will be one- two-three the following season. jeptember—Fourteen clubs in the big leagues try out re- crults. Other two don’t have to. October—Ticket scandal occupies columns in the papers. cidentally, this is the month of the world’s series, November—Ticket seandal echoes. 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