The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 25, 1912, Page 2

HURSDAY, APRIL 25, 191 VICTORIA IS AT THE TOP AND SEATTLE AT THE BOTTOM for the Giants yesterday, ite trtumphant march, |lowed lowed but five hits, In the! wnmereifully tong run these hits proved the oh | equivalent of as many runs. Kauf. A er pitohed game for the Islands, holding the Giants to elght KID GEORGE LICKED| BY HOWARD MORROW | (By United Press Leased Wire) } OAKLAND, Cal, April 26—Kid Stockton middleweight idod among the fans here * 4 result of his poor show {nat Howard Morrow, the foago novice, who ts regarded an & serious contender for the middle ot the guidance of Tommy Ryan, Morrow beat George systematically in thelr 10-round bout before thé Oakland Wheelmen’s chub. The decision in Morrow's favor was popmlar, George's work was consistent with several of his performances in the pagt as he | "dogged" it from the third round on. In the eighth George deliberately took # flop and waited for the count of nine. de was greeted with a laugh when he arope, NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE WANTS GAME WITH AUBURN Athletic Park BASEBALL Tomorrow at 3 p.m Viete bo and 600, * MIKE LYNCH’S NEW ° * SECOND BASEMAN ° be writes stat ir team bh the Ae Apri Manager | onls |» ing that he bh a" and asks for « | burn nine for pext Klum baseball team def the ur. | Ellensburg mine by the close soore Fealer Cor | of 6 to 6. The victory of the team rom the north ts due to the batting sano, Brooks and Ashman | the geventa, Currie pitehed « five came, as did Poin, exeept for the seventh Inning THE LAST 6608" CHEAP NEAR SEATTLE AUTO FLOORS CHAM JACK JOHNSON SERIOUSLY IN JURED IN BMASH-UP Sunday George, th ia va, Seattle BY ROY WHITMAN and al United Press Wier) Poatpone- sndiaputed eetiar champs, SRURG, Apri -Pontpor sonification of all that was | ball, but mention ft no + has eben a change There has been # change im the personnel of the team, and In the Fee Lt Amo i the hotel held thom to six hita and beat:tijem of the Lovera|"*" etch the team stops while in|6 to 3. Bill Bloomfield was swal tor eattle. for Watty would elude un-| for two home and nine hits of pleasant reminders, Last year the|other Of coarse team put up at the Hotiand, year Watty led his troubadors + ap to the Archibald, where Mike their hotel in a Lynch and Nic Williams bold forth. | same, The two teams go to at Wat care he in Just ax good ax any-|today, and Nic says revenge wi body, and be doesn't care Who|sweet, Hy the way, this automobile knows it ooe8 - . pr The port side finger, , mf ment of the Johnson-Fiyan heavy- whom Mik Lynch picked up after weight battle in Las Vegan, N. M., he had b discarded by Bob July 4, may result from an Injury | Brown, put a crimp in the asptr we 4 heavy reight aoamee, a= te W nder the © ¢ sees thes to ole Ritu ond boakQil today, Johnson war en route to & roadhouse to training for the! battle when his automobile erashed into a truck, hurling the fighter and his valet with great force to the ground, The champion was pleked ws of bruises and his cloth tters, Examination showed al tendons of bis back had been wrenched. He will not be able to resume training for weeks. Mandot and Saylor Draw (My United a= Leased Wire) INDIANAPO April 26.— Newapa opinions today agree that the 10round bout between Joe Mandot of Memphis and Young Say~ lor of Indianapolis was @ good draw Mandot showed more steam and Success is simply the wat vita “Reiner was hurt, "tn a{care of details, previous bout Mandot bested Saylor. . L. 60. BEATS CENTRALS MOUTHPIECD he Seattle Lighting Co. team CIGARETTES pated the Centrale last Sunday Woodland Park in a one-sided game by a score of 11 to 6, The Seattle Lights would like to hear from are successful because every OLALLA WANTS GAMES is given strictest attention. The Olalla ball t would like Smoke them. ms wanting games, Phone Main 7. Ask for Norman Hutchingon to fill open ¢ with some of Se attle's ur ball teams, Re 10 for 10 cents PHILADELPHIA WINS why oe . a The Saran ae The U. 8. 8. Philadetphia bx * foated the fast Love in an oxeiting game Sunday afernoon Shortstop Druxma team played a star game, 1 ‘or Philadelphia, Thorenson Rich alder running water upland, Kaise garden and poultry, ' our Glenwood right here at home on Puget Sound. Buy « tract; be ind One hour to market nearly hour of the day. Come in today and see some for. Boone Oldest Bank in Washington SEVENTEEN MILLION DOLLARS COMBINED RESOURCES ° of oeoe THE D HORTON NATIONAL BANK Jack Barry ts still humming © mournful dirge about kicking bi and Giants around, The Islanders de THE WASHINGTON TRUST & SAVINGS BANK oo 06 Nic Williams stepped oo bis foot /ball for bis boas, When latlessne: day, and the Pippine slipped | breaks out in the ranks, it might be the percentage ladder, The\a good plan for some of the other Tigers put one over, as) magnates in this league to Wattolet, Nordyke, Meek & Co. un |the plan of Judge McCredie limited, were in the meantime lam: » Willlams. basting the tar out of both the ball °° ° and Jack Parry's Giants, the Pippine Jack Harry is getting a little re naturally lost out, Spokane, which |less under the strain. Losing throe was tied with Vietorta and Portland |#traight doosn’t appear to him. He did pot play on account /has released Catcher DeVogt and Outflelder Stidetlo, It was pretty hard to decide between Moran, ruick and the player who drew his ket. The only thing against ruick te his bad knee, and if it goes GEORGE NILL bad again Barry will be in a bad 2 Tie ° way. Moren looks better than bis George Nill, the Tigers’ new see Ipreseat form, and Barry couldn't baseman, is a hard-hitting, faat bear to |} ot him, The way|felding little brunette, who has Moran began to plug the ball after}warmed the «of the pre| switohing his batting position lefthosson fans with his clever work.| him out of the elimination process. | At that Barry hated to let go off!t® @ropped off the train from Fort Stidetio, and to the notion of the yne, Ind, one day after finish- writer, this yuong follow from the & sensational summer with —_ {# going to be heard from. |chattanooga in the Southern league ut you can't keep everybody. Barta buying his own release. not a fixture with Mike Royal Bengals. Is the Practice of see WITHOUT DRUGS OR _ Chronic and acute 6 yield to this modera the medical scene prising ease. livered the parting kick yesterday, when the score was § to 2. As in the other two games of the series, the Giants outhit their foes, which makes the pill doubly hard to awal low. Watty and bis band inatet they will take the remainder of the series—to be played on the local grounds this week but Barry is going to give the ma run for thetr money, anyhow, Ingersoll pitched or Geo. hea Is evidence that these institutions are BULWARKS of STRENGTH. Your money deposited in these banks has the protection of ample resources. Second and Cherry, New York Block What We Want to Do! We do not atm to please all the people some of the time or some of the people all the time, but we try to please all the people all the time. When you contemplate MOVING your HOUSEHOLD GOODS or SHIPPING same out of town, give us the privilege of proving this @vclaration Pearse. turns games to be played, each team to pay its own expenses. Round He's trip fare per player, 60 cents from Lynch's | Colman dock, Addr W. KB. Weat man, Olaila, Wash. ty said he believed Shea and Wally would be of greater service to the team than DeVogt oo 0° Dulia and Chick will be switched and thie change will be made for wi the benefit of Mr. Chick, Dulin ¢|doesn't need any changes—he ts $)dotme nicely. But both are third eo} basemen, and one has to go out ° 1 , o o SoSSEHHH SESS OSe © Baseball Epitome ° SOSSSHHSSOOOOM wonrerey STERN Rr % Po. Notice of Joint Republican and} Democratic Elections / TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to a resolution of a joint committee appointed for the purpose by the respectivey: County Central Committees, on Saturday, April 27, 1912, between the hours of three P. M. and eight P. M., there will be heid joint primary elections of the qualified voters of the Republican and Democratic parties in King county, Washi select delegates to a County Convention of each of said parties, and to express a choice for candidates for President of fl United States. The County Conventions are to be held for the purpose of adopting platforms and selecting delegatés to the respective State Conventions. Such election will be conducted under the provisions of the general election laws so far as the same may be ae able and practical In each precinct there will be selected one Democratic delegate only, and one Republican delegate for each’two hundred votes or fraction thereof cast at the last election therein Candidates for delegates must be residents and qualified voters in the precincts in which they seek election. ATTEST : THOS. F. MURPHINE, 1 ATTEST PHILIP TWOROGER, Secretary. Chairman Republican County Central Committee. RICHARD SEELYE JON LIST OF POLLING PLACES Chairman Democratic G ounty Central Committee, Polling Place. Polling Place Polling Place Pet Polling Place. 16th MB. residence. - oe O77 2tet av. 2th MB, hh 189—1538 24th av. Mth " 180 So NB. office os 1si1— SHS iat ” 2 N. 45th and Sunnyside, base- 192 ment of his position. Chick has fatled to sceustom himself to ye second station, and Harry hopes that Dulin may be able to do so. | o-wennmerep - ooo 0 ’ Jack Barry has a rather hard task ahead of him. Every team in the league ts playing good ball. The work of the Pippine and the Island ors is & revelation. Spokane and Tacoma have good teams, and you an't figure Vancouver out of the! runoing by any means, Stner ix out, and the Seattie pitchers ar certain. The team te at the bottom, and, naturally. owre or lees discour aged. Of course it te only the see ond week but the discouraging fea ure is that the other teams look to have more class than are really showing at the present time. With Mundorff in right field, Nie Wil Hames is going to have @ wonderful jteam. Victoria, it uid seem, doesn '| need any tinkering. ee re ry a 4! 7 Yours to be SURE, ALDE & EATTLE Mi tere at S505 MAIN ST. Eltiott 2679 Sl emoccccous, --cossces™ houble Struck out gorse erso, pitohe Passed ba Heattio 19, Brennas by Mook. Left Victoria 7 be Cimp Edmundsen, the crack sprinter] BUY YOUR NEW SPRING SUIT HERE AND SAVE Te | eat epee $5.00 10 $7.50 Wessrmncuuet te A }} For Friday and Saturday special FAST saan we will place on sale a large number room. residence 1—1400 Detroit st., barn. — Algona—School ne batee- —Mead Albin. “McCallams Woes house. Aubura—City hall. ut 118 John st, residen Between Harrison and an, xchool 91— W., residence Tritton a Re- Maiden Lane and Madrona pl. station, 193-1120 Lakeside ay, Weneer Spokane ame post residence, ch NS. of spring Suits, in all the new colors and patterns. Thesesuits are strictly hand made with hand padded should- ers, hand made button holes and hand felled collars. They were in- tended to be sold for $15, $18 and | a but for Friday - and aturday ee 2. 85 take your choice for . SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY We will place on sale 150 pairs of the famous ‘‘Keystone” union made trousers, the regular values of which are $3.00 per pair. Sp’l for Friday and Satur- 2. 3 5 day, your choice . HERE’S A CHANCE TO SAVE MONEY ON SHOES Friday and Saturday we will lace on sale in our shoe department roken lines from such well known brands as Gotzian, Packard and Re- gent shoes. Values range as high as $5.00. Choice of the lot Friday and Satur- 3. 00 day per pair... SPECIALON MEN’S HATS The Hat department has bargains to offer the thrifty buyer. For Fri- day and Saturday we will sell broken lines of men’s soft hats, the values of which are $2.00 ne.” [. 5 0 and $2.50, for ete Alaska Outfitters. choice... Remember we are cor Union Clerks—Union Goods, A. BRIDGE & CO. FIRST AVE. AND YESLER WAY Two Entrances—The Largest Clothiers on the Coast. COAST bi and Brown; Fe sic rt Sacramento role At Low Angeles , Bam and ik; ¢ Brooks JOaktand At Lett "7 ‘and Mitze; Milligan, Girot and Howley, La Longe. NATIONAL jae nit det pin Mara Alexander 4 Meyers “Graham. AMERICAN 46 4 3 a St. 1 Chicago Brooklyn “BROADWAY R 711 E. Pine St. Afternoon [Phone ws. 784 GIBSON-CHANDLER FURNITURE CO. 510 Pike St. New and used Furniture bought, sold and exchanged. We have the most complete stock of second hand goods in the city at the lowest prices. We exchange new goods for old. We will velit your be on call, Fine repairing Hot water coils made. If you are moving we will pack your goods Phone Main 3227. \s Your Guarantee Bona Fide? The Regal Dentists are the only large dental office in the city where all the associated ptists are licensed to practice ntistry in the « of Wash ton. When come here dentist's identity is not hid bebind numbers, but you know each dentist by name and » is consplonously dia front. of his chal think when you with the per n t that it in better than a igned guarante: We have cut the price of @l high-grade dentintry Im two t ar Extra Heavy $10 Gold B40 ular $10 Plates Regal Dental Offici DR. l. R. CLARK, Av. N. W Mana Bring this ad with you se iat ME. 1242 B 46th 4504 16th N. MB, Frat house. sthand 26th NB, re on Lake Bivd. and N 64th, fire Green Lake Bivd., of- i it NE a isth NW. B., th and sth 4, real eatate office te and row! entate office. p Green Lake Blvd. 1'N. tailor shop. av and 66th, school and Greenweed, residence. oth 806 Frey Greenwood and ist N T1228 4th N. W. basement Téth and lath N. W., sehool, T 26th N. W., residence. NW. and Gith W. ont av school, W. 2 eTth, store 20th NW. and 4 Lath, date TW? store. h and) Market, ehureh. tnd NOW ureh N and 26th MW. ol and Sind N. W., “ara Ww. phar Russell and Market W. ants Sind and 14th N. OW, and office 5319 Greenwood av., th N. Wand 68th S418 th N. W tid W. and 34 © 4400 ard NW 4th and Wellingt Interlake and 4ird Rehoot, Leary av. real agra *wattng bh, grocery store, Whitman av. house ¥v. Goddard's hal) Senet 10th and Wellingtora av, and Blewott tate Rank remena Bt and Nic garage Kerson, of ’ Gilman pect, school. Vilman and Sith, oo N. and Florentia st 1 Rosa place. t110% 2108 wi a ith N. and Newton, vacant Green Lake annex | and seth W., ation, ont | ibs Fire “station, Sir and Maton. 195— 196 laundry. laundry. Corner Shetby and store room 2243 Frankitn av. Frankiin and school Nand Howe, fire hall. oth residence and Seheol Cherry. Poston, house, 24th and & Loutse at. of Pacific school, 11th and Jef 4 C Turner Ward, phar- 34th N. and HB Blaine st, and Galer, school. ibth N, basement. Liat lucy Ne garawe astiake av, laundry v Minot and Republican, nen: 34th and Cherry school, 32nd and Bist, between Yesler | Fire station, 23rd and Yester rear drug store. Madison, pool room. Main st and 20th, Fire «tation ¢ Roy, marage at and Harrison. Tourlst hotel 304 4th &, store. nt, RR av. rd S. and Main and ith wue N., baser 4 Thomas. ween bore and nd Main nd Main. aurant 6th near King. barn store. Harrison b: Terry, store, 310 Harvard N. 108 12th N. 18th N tear 215 1ith N teth and. Sohn, Apartments 16th tailor shop. 1207 14th, store room. Broadway high school 700 asement Summit and warage. attan Flats, Howell an@ bawement, basement rear garage. *Lithertea Fire station, 33rd 8, and Yes: Corner and Madison, ler 607 Yosier way, store. 29th S., basement Yakima Place th and Dearborn, store. » store, Mt fire hall Terry near Howell, rand Virginia, carpenter 2 Yakima ay McClellan av, real estate Union st. school. °. use, Union and 1 bth & man school, rd 8. MT 16th S. Beacon Hit and 16th residence. Atlantic and Pike. 9 mit, St. Paul Apts residence, orner Bell and St, school, Lander dar, dairy real estate. wt hoe sho; 39th S. an between Vine | 246 5 >t How. 46th S. and Dawson ngie's plumbing shop, store, Rainter av Sanitary Pub- Int, book store. state office. poal office carpenter church Tren station, thern. basement 10th & and dye works. . W. corner Lucille and Ist store. and Arcade pol, 15th S and B, Lucite. : hool, Homer st, and 6th 3. someon. ol room, | in era & Ww. e}, store. back Stockade School, Ca Lander st 1s st ifornia and W barber shop, And School Sheriff's office, court house. ay + Terry av 4315 W. station, 9th and Terrace. av., offlee. H. Badiaon, basement aon, 18th and Colum- Carroll and Chilberg Alaska st Alaska and Califor- ideli’s barber shop, Youngs- — 71" carttornia av. ottive real Biack River Avondale “Thos Pro ce eee Baring—Boyer's pool Rarneston——icent Lumber ©& @me ihrye Maver acne Br) wr irch—Rognatortis house ington kton—* Des Moines Steffen ball. 4s house at Keng- Hall at Page Lbe, Schoak, Otticg, White Lie. School 1a w——School. —-Bonpeil's hall. hool K. of P. hall. Gilman Thomas Gibson's River — Gustave Inglewoo Iasaquah—Town hall -Leachi Park store. nm Railroad ay. Sodmen's ‘hall cok Town hail, tan Grange hall taeain View. Pump, house Be Graf Tract esol tie—K. of P. hall, Chas 8. ‘wiieers store. Orittia—School Denny hall. ck Tanner sehool. Ola school house School Panther Lake Sunnydale pqs lin te Springbrook 7 Shc pal, ‘staurant at Re + Ronnel’s houses Le ilkermens neue Tiwcksmith anon # odin ville: Wynoche—city hatl_at race oe