The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 3, 1913, Page 2

; THE STAR« © JANUARY , 1. 2 : A | OST | a::2..4sc-me] EAR TO CALL OF THE STAGE KNOCKED FROM FOR AL PALZER AT thero was a heuped-up surprise for the Pheasanta, second in the per , : rare ter: gles Poem 9 3 108 ANGELES, Jan, 3—“Don'tlof « walk,” they assert, he wobbod O two out o&@he three games by the] 1.03 ANGELES, Jan, §—Luther| Today McCarty will vidit: tailor ee arse the Big fellow too much, 1t's) | Fromoter McCarey will _ give T ” Maes ayrge Mogg a se ¢ gsi and MeCarty will not defend bis new |!" shops and onder a new to me.” pT ts |Palser another chanc McCarty amale |bowled the high sc@> o and} 7 nde. He has laid aside. ON Thin was she declaration toda Ne Again becomen a contender Nei - call of the 4 teran by defe G ccess P I J} tied with Galbraith for high average title until July ¢ boy clothing he affected Qurin ‘of ‘Tom OMtourke, the veteran |by defeating Willard and Daley ° « Grot Successor to Frost & O'Nei! 1932-3, The scores: stage has penetrated to the biSltraining period and has de 1 vianamer of the lows fighter, who|One of these men probably will be rotto 9 r ee ooo eB Bec Biseiccet come of te “aero that have| at Be will hereafter dross Ike a Sicaifed tat oe ae ond that matched with Palzer here for a| To 1511 3rd Ave * fcang)..... 926 928 S$42—2,696|cqgt some of the champion until someone gondi btm the ving in poor condition and that| February date. : as Pet v. eS rinwingy dent Ac” aha woes fn Beets ete tee oe See Fourteen men have entered for xer Wednen¢ flannabshirt and oh } to box McCarty while Palzer was erve you with oy Beginning now we slasb J) ing ond elimination contest! in and a Ng Peg a Be MeCarty pointbla unde to pleading for perminsion to bore in JAKE STAHL WILL oA bon “team our usually low Grices for which will bowled on the Igpe-|mouth, howev his plane for his wife in Rid rough matters with his super MANAGE FROM BENCH | f smont rial alleys tonight, and @hich prom an @gagemen ines to put the first contest of this| MeCarty spent yeveetow — [ind 1@ the shade. | Qmith, Ochir | Eurbe., Wherever hie car stop man,, Weyandt, Johnson, Rvana,|* Wetmore, Cresaman, Velt, Buxtep,| ped it was surrounded afte. Vaden, Braggins, Peacock and other |ot admir@ra and Lather wa aeks have entered, and the entry {mitted to bask to his heart's con- 4d, Minn, wouk ther not discuss that,” was his answer to questioners, It is reported that he sent the woman & generous check the. night of his baitlo with Palzer. lor weight Recause of Al's condition, 1 LO8 ANGELES, Jan, 3.—Jake thought he had better avoid the ani will leave tis post at first harder going, Te — base for the Boston Red Sox as “That's why I held him of oon as & worthy successor can Palzer’s sparring mates declare) noarthed. He will manage the further discount of 25 per cent. for a clean-up sale. This is a genuine re Our entire remaining fa stock of about one thousand Phone Main 6306 - 4 cried sale 0 t Itt the giant broke @own_ an am from the beneh if the under. Fer ae i Fas. suite Na, Til be open Ot Ue allers ntl] eae ean evident that ho om COULON MAY MEET Gri aging hie road wo wo dave ‘cam from the bench if the under ar $30 and $95 suits —_— ae seta this part of hie duty to the LEDOUX IN PARIS before the battle, ‘A can’t get oUt) vey ‘Tice Sanvrin, now with Jer We have made suits to your . " —_—. ew “toe ee sure from this store for Barry MoCormick, the former ed Cout = v gg lh pos Si that You J} big onaber and manager of the} MODERN elegantly furnished beeen ml pore Popes amp gdh so many yea . loring, [pXewark. O.. foam last season, has}rooms at lowest mtos at Hotel vie ae coat Onn | Gang Tc know our goods, tailoring, ie appointed manager of the|ginus, Bighth and Virginia, San, aaries Tntous, th eee fee Hning and fitting. They [] porta t of the TRre@! league, | Westlake, Eliott 803. ee ee uring March, we ANK BE. are always guaranteed. We LS induced Billy Papke a°"@."8C] SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. er shall take pride in putting Paris, offers Coulon $3,000 if h vreakio Berns, Be: ee wing and $2,0 ont| Weight, who was oe Ledoux. 00 IF he loses, to meet |e new year's day by Harlem! sey City, tried out at third base by Loston two years ago, may be given | the chance | Stab! admitted today that there is talk of trading Pitcher Buek O'Beten to the Chicago White Sox Ho refused to state, however, who the exchange player or players may be. The manager of the world’s ; Ps Tommy ‘Murphy, today is undeetd thilnpiine will eave Lon Angeles : etter whether to retire permanently rey, mle ago next Twenday. 30 and $35 According to a Pla@mburg writer, |from the ring ar to move back Into ; Mike Simon got better resulta out |(be fourround game, If Hurne fol e BASKETBALL FIVES « Marty O'Toole thae IMMily Kelly |lows the advice of his friends, he er did and the Mecyprice® apit-| Will retire. 1 pitcher views with @iamay the | While Burns still Ie, willing IN FIRST MATCH D prospect of Stage G iaposod | worker, his friends say he has no - Offer of » - Saat Carte. . pen the punc h he displayed when he de- The Queen Anne and Brosdway feated Lew Po 1 here, aud that bastethai! fives will tangle o@ the hh aaa SUITS 22. 50 r fir Provgrncepnic tain ou. he hax lost his fighting heart. Ad former's floor tonight in the franck ia the she ot on pA | Wolgast “who beat the Onklander | mateh for the clty chawaptonship. | league, bai It is oo! clear gust wh at | Into submission in 17 ronnds, ie The second teams of both schools oy @ bopen & sxpptect. Jaaid to have taken much of the wil play ® preliminary game, and fight out of Burns, At any rate, | the big came wil! start at 7 cos Noeepmper ft is certain he has not been the The teame appear to be evenly| ony people who are looking: woa ee same man, his friends admit, aince matehed, and a bot contest t om! my offices at 71! First ave, inet thickens meesicwnieten, ) hy deem eherted premidem of the tin battle with the former Night pected. Tracy Strong of the ¥. M. ace fd ie ~_ i i TOMORR(¢ yw wow Woterin club ia the Ceatral | Weight champion. on tae smectation Waterlae baseball peopbe (bina he i Jest the mae for the job, io ite of the = fert that | were also news ABOOB THERE WAS ONE DAY ONLY Geauime $5, $6, §7 Our monde ere apecis bout the maruote atfore. eervicn te gartact. have em Bh Ly Ye raude- $26.25 We recommend them to our old customers. We will make them up with a fine de of Venetian or serge fosin LOS ANGELES, Jan Hogan may get Catcher Nunamaker eueanan or Catcher Thomas from the Bos Mice Delle eno i adnate hint ton World's champion Red Sox. Mics. Ted Seite. | Thts was admitted by the Vernon ° ° ty clove in New England, says the | Detroit owners of the oa bese there lelub would like to dispose of their ig - wo ond be made bis | iutcruationn! league vouture. | prayer If net ready for a Even ae you amd t— eeush Gens te be after Noan f *ice Vere leader today. Chance are that suit now, make a deposit Too ring and Gove and o Mghttes wentine, who played last caason Min Listen Voit or ‘eae lene oo a3 aad hold one of these fine We soln on be ool Troy. in the Now York State es ee CE occas tes ‘te unas with tie sam patterns. wd . me ager Gartand Stahl of the Rel Sox, Tease at vs ee Fires ave, : | more. who is tp low Angeles. ; wiot the Pestal Teter Cornelius J. Quilivan, new viee | |formerty caught for Sacramento. v.. Ball | president of the New York get Heeen bes aancunces the yarehads) Balidn | knows something about base! Bondage | of Pitcher Harknew: from Portland. f | it's a bear,” ROS Even as you ang 1 wa » he played —____. ————— fights we waste, ao Years ago a rend we _ s . nays ‘nthe thee bey education he tosh up the study of | F > Cossimeres end Chevies “in cuough wake es orey oe on et eee eae It’s the greatest low of trousering that has ever been e We Refer to the Tremendous Bargains in Made-to-Measure Clothes Offered at Our a6 well as quail, more plentiful tht year than for many seasons past So the boob he put up 6 : brought imo this town Any man in any position it life hay would be prowd to wear them. They're built to order by Oh, it isn't the show and tt*en't| The Bosten Red Sox have signed | outfielder George Walsh of the Ful your goat for tir; River team. With Speaker, Lowls their brows | 14 Hooper on the job, and Hen t keen ready to jump in at amy And they couldn't be right if they pm nOn Se eee a iat clanne © per Ei le cared to, bo, ith the champions Di) ass And they sever wilt mune thetr|™ *!'™ a { { hair’ ‘The Newark club of the Interna Sy, tional league haa sold Shortstop - When you ask the poor boob to te | 445), Vaughn to St. Paul of the pent American association. Vaughn ls Even as you and I-- ! a the wilds of British Columbia | porta a first-ctags time with lost) ..6, Nitional team took an om union tailors I THe GEMUME $5 lee 3G comptete id | i y ye an a mn pA Ae eg | od sone tft ontiad Bia |= came. cago Sutional "team took "an om THIS SEMI-ANNUAL EVENT IS NOW IN FULL SWING, AND im sepia yeuterday “etic nes if HAVE DONE A PHENOMENAL BUSINESS SINCE WE FIRST alt tgstactemna game, et srs) tre” uci” koam roe Oh” 183 Hl BD TES SALE. HOWEVER, IT WONT LAST MUCH LONGER, YOU REALLY SHOULD, AS A MONEY - SAVING, SOUND BUSINESS oral ae Age 1014 First aheg Got everything you or any other pipe enthusiast ever yearned for—flavor, ler Sox tron Dasome the tag boat, ane, nat Me PRORIANES Baek 0 ter 9 'j PROPOSITION, GET YOUR ORDER IN NOW, WHILE THIS OFFER R&- MAINS IN FORCE. Seccessor to Frost & O Neil Ban Antonie, T: When the In teraational & Great Northers tratn came in from the south Wednesfay sted) morning, there ware 48 buck dear te the taggmae car, This In the rec-| im shipment for one day tn many | seasons. The hunters repert buck, Mvee as you aod I— Suft and weary and tired and But the oext sight he came for more-~ Even af you and I. for reat, lint the boob mast follow the nat ural beot— | Bven as you and Bish Get in the game with a siameuty pipe Hit the top notch of tobacco delight by jamming your jimmy brimful of Prince Albert. Right there is first-water pipe iy, 3, becamse P. A es lea can't bite your tongue. The “broil cut out by a patente New York.—Frank Farrel the New York Americana lief yoatarday ‘for Chicago, where he wf! meet Prank Chance and negetiate with him to assume the managership of the Highlanders for next season. Parreil is confident that the deal SPORTING NOTES OF Y. M. C. A. iwith Chanee will go through. Clyde Terry hae returned from joniary 4 Vaneouver, BC, where ae | wank 10 dare of good hustiag. Tr) Chicago.——-Members of the Chi- | - aroma and long-burning qual- \ fore end hed great hopes @f ows-|Dt?, forcing all of WM ities. You can smoke it all day : Jing the husky Seniors and all night, too! Never a tingle on that tongue! PRINGE ALBERT < the national je smoke Pasadena, Cal—Al Persons of The regular basketball echedute! Walnut and Mack Wiggins of will be resume® tomarro@ siaBt.) BI Monte, won the Roman chariot | The Educational clase wil meet tBo} races at the annual rose tourns Seniors at § o'ela ‘of the Boat) ment here yesterday. ness Men will meet the Students at Pe \§ EXTRA PAIR OF EXTRA PAIR OF € Bis i45 Los Angeles.—The first polo} $8.00 $8.00 — Match of the 1913 season was won| Paul Meudepoh! and Nate's broth | here youterday by the Canadians of TROUSERS TROUSERS Jer say that three times In the tagk| Calgary, from the Coronado club jin one day i (ao week, @rem for] team The Canadians won by 6) th Houde looked ifee be had to 2% k J. Mackey, an| been run th English expert, re refereed the wan ot throug® | | Second had lost oll “ambish.” At} Paris.—Fotlowing the defeat of| WITH EVERY WITH EVERY any rate the boys put up three rat-\the French team at the hands of) tling good exhibitions and they|the Scottish rugby foc te | SUIT OR SUIT OR a B\tling good exhibitions the 8 uaby football team at have a whole year to recuperate be-|the Parc des Princes, near Paris| OVERCOAT OVERCOAT @i\fore they will be worked so ren-| yewterday, to 3, a mob broke TO MEASURE TO Maas ioe UNION MADE A A Distinct Saving; One Worth While uously again. down the rier that protected the referee, J. W. Baxter, and hurled Fred England, E. C. Peak, rgejsticks and stones at the official Mayes and Young Barth wer@| the] Players, police and mounted gen faithful oneson horizonthl ang par-|darmes had all they could do to allel tars at yesterday's reception.| rescue Baxter from the crowd. waite Migns Juniors. were Bers] JOHNNY O'LEARY races, obstacle rw ndoor Pas« ii tia WILL INVADE S. F. Asa cigarette, Prince Albertis a revelation. It’s easy to roll up ° because it’s crimp cut. It stays Jack O'Conner has landed infirat Bones AN IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF FABRICS TO SELECT FROM— put. No matter whether you ever’ place my the, handball, toura i ent. JOHNNY O'LBARY Wiss. NOVELTIES, STRIPES, CHECKS, MIXTURES, GRAYS, BROWNS, BLUES, tried to roll a cigarette of not, you 0 ead ‘ay night In two straight ma@hon.|foatherwelght., snd his. manager|fy SERGES, WORSTEDS, SCOTCH GOODS—ALL THIS SEASON'S NOBBI- can roll P. A. without half trying. _The tidy red 10¢ tin He has worked his way -from jhum-| Frank Purcell left this morning for EST STYLES. and, considering that bh San neisco, where they will ve hospital with a bad Jknee|}main as long as the remaining is| the tournament started and} good. This is O'Leary's long-| Prince Alb&t ives you a new idea of how delicious a cigarette canbe. It is unlike any lw that upon to mi Johnny fi his showing against Danny O’Brien as an open) sesame about San Francisco, whe the Portland puncher appeared! some months ago and won his way up in the ranks of the serappers. | inile professional race at the Pow derhall athletic field here was won esterday by Dinning, an English dist man, in 1 hour, 21 minute: and 45 seconds, Bill Queal of New York was second. Tom Longboat, makin’s and do a little eglebrating on your own hook! | knee still bothers him, Ke}talked-of invasion of the boxing 4 ° other tobaego, particularly the “free- has made a remarkable record.|zone about San Francisco bay, and a e e “ Jack will make a desperate attempt! the pair are going down armed with running” fire- -brandsand chaff-brands. to maintain his position loug|al) kinds of credentials calculated . If you want a cigarette smoke that’s enough to win the Bates medal to get them fnto the good%graces of ® good for what ails you, get the P. A. Edinburgh, Scotland. — The 15.| 'aY a ae > TWO STORES— Buy P. A. every@here in toppy Se red bags, 10c tidy red tins and handsome pound and half- pound humidor. the sagem nae won the race} Its career among the clever boxers | 704 Fi st A Thi d A d R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO. 120 woconds, an Francisco will bo watched with ir ve., - ir ve. an Winston-Salem, N. Cc The & A ry 7 interest by Seattle's ringdom, e \, s 5 » basketball team ame ait Sandee asta S| cninnai—aay teem }6Near Cherry Spring St. in a one-sided contest at the 8. A.| Toledo pitc was signed yester- C. gym last night. @ day by the Cincinnatl Reds, °