The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 13, 1913, Page 2

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Sulphurro Baths RHEUMATISM —READ BOOKLET— All Druggists Everett-Seattle | Interurban Railway TTLE T 1 ‘ a m.| train Saturday and Sun. | leaves Massachusetts ALBERT HANSEN Established 1882 Precious Stones, vast imy uty, pen fal ines y« the natural teeth sil ve} Gnd they are self-cleaning, sunitact| corrosive odor, cau NATURE ChOWN orld came the idea} tion, because a) tment, preservative, Mtific adju ud Floor People’s Hawk any Cut-Rate Dentists By J. Campbell Cory 1 can’t help harking back, up on occasions, to the days when baseball was a truly strenuous game; when it took nerve genuine courage to play up to the standard of the old Ume and fan, And so it chanced, upon a the recent evening when Colonel and myself had com fortably adjusted ourselves tn the club, that 1 the dear old tter a cosy corner I rather enjoy fellow's pessimistic along those lines. It all makes sick, my boy, this poppycock about train ing sons, training camps and such latter day rot!” he snorted, when I had gently led him around to the topic nearest to his heart. “Why, what in heaven's name do they have to train for nowadays’ They're a bunch of mollycoddies and pink tea dudes, these ball players of today! Does a husky young athlete have to train in order to stop a ball with a hair mattress? Must he be physically groomed and mentally nurtured so that he may learn to hit a bal toon with a base fiddle Why all this clar & professional bonehead cause he can be trusted to at tempt a throw from one base to another with a fair degree me nbout bee A FUTURE OUTFIELDER, of certainty that he won't throw it over the grand stand or car om it off the stomach of an in- Search pugilistic history and what do you find? You find men who have suddenly Jumped from semt-obscurity so of proportion (or any traveling with willing laughter into world prominence, losing thelr se other sense they may have possessed), feet a slimy road and sopping up wine, to the tune of vampires. Ever since the first heavyweight champion, men, apparently sane in every other way, have become the victims of the degener crew that always flocks about a successful pugilist. This olatry has turned the hardest heads. It has found Its victims among the most wonderfully sculptured brutes that have lived. It has wrecked the finest nstitutions given God-made men, and pulled down nearty e y ch pion since livan’s time, The scum which gathers around the champion is the scum of Sodom, it is the same unclean crew which made Pompell a cose pool of immorality and degeneracy, before the ashes settied over it forever like a shroud. No new champion has heeded the bold danger signal left by his predecessor. We have now a new hearyw n—Lather McCarty. He is a boy, not yet 21. Today ed and idolized, where before he was unseen clving the worship accorded former champions His t probably be turned He wit, perhaps, change from the emiting, friendly boy, and become the egotistical, overbearing champion. His retinue may become atleman sports” with p bank rolls .and the vampire women who flock to each new idol us crew, If McCarty ts MAN enough to kick out th i he will be and keep on kicking them out as fast as they appes the BIGGEST champion the world has ever known If be says, “I am enti¥ed to a GOOD TIME after beating these fellows,” and his GOOD TIME consists of a car buyers and a saturnalia with vampire women to «ra in bis make up, then be is merely ANOTHER cha To McCarty is giver the choice of being a MAN or a HOG. If for no other reason he should choo the first, that he may leave 20-monthsold Cornelia Alberta an Inhberitan whieh will not make her hang her head in shame, an dto bring joy to the atty” little wife who struggled to support his baby daughter, in Howard's saloon-restaurant in Moorhead, Minn Which do you choose to be, McCarty? MAN of HOG? sieneaen BASKETBALL SPORTOBITS udopting It for the rea es = MAN OR HOG, LUTE? N EDITORIAL BY THE SPORTING EDITOR Ke bp with THE STAR MONDAY, JANUARY 13, 1913. OUR day, Colonel,” 1 prompted. i, “Different? Why. ck in i; ; the early ‘80's did you ever see 4 catcher wear a sofa pillow on his hand or a mattress all ’ over his front elevation or ar mor plate on bis shins? "No! Of course not; not oven 4 mask, my boy! Infleld ors and outfielders alike played with bare hands, apd a recruit couldn't even get a try-out if he bad & straight finger on etther paw! “Ah!” sighed the Colo signaling the waiter for anc round, “Ah, Dudley, my fr thowe were the happy days After a few reflective from his replenished glass nillitant old thmer resumed Everything about the game today tenda toward automatic or mechanical baseball, and the time is coming, if we con tinue to drift, where it will be about as exeiting for a epects tor to look at as the machinery of & steam laundry in operation “It | live for a few more years, | fully expect to see fielders stopping low hit balls with a six-foot length of fence board and fielding them with a machine gun or a slingshot. Outfieiders will cateh flies in a dip net while lolling in a wheel chair propelled by a colored valet, pitchers will be car ried from the field after one inning’s work, and packed in medicated cotton POOR OLD BATTLER! ond, alps the FROM THE COLONEL’S SLANT nocent policeman a hundred feet back of the left foul linet Things were different in WELTER TITLE OF NORTHWEST | By United Frese Leased Wire ATSTAKE FRIDAY! CHICAGO, Jan. 18. —~ insisting jthat he t# as good as in the days : when he defeated Joe Gane, Hat ' tling Nelson, former lightweigh With both boys working bard to| champion, is today ‘o cote a be In the best of condition for their | Youngstown, O., to see “Bonesetter bout next Friday evening, elthor| Reese . cone, friend of the ball players, t Lonnie Austin or Danny O'Brien! have his hende bere en payem, © will pluck the much kieked-about n’s fighting tools te welterweight champlonship ttle of! such shape that he waa co ed the Northwest. lto One of the best fights to be seen! around Seattle for many months ia! nticipated when these two clever fighters face each other ® The Avstin-O'Brien go ts to 0@ the main event of the Austin and | Salt smoker at Dreamland. . ~ Another match to which tans are! TEDDY COMES BACK looking forward with tnte a| - | LOS ANGEL 1 ght} feated in the fi the Frenchie Vaise-Hilly W champion of the Northwest in 1910,/!" the record time of 361-5, 7 | several mat Asked why he did not retire aald 1 hay noney son wot to fight. I need the fighting i# the only way fo. Williams was feathorw Vaise is a Renton boy who can| Tetzlaff reversed affairs by take all kinds of punishment, and|!2* (Wo straight heats against who packs an awful wa Barney Oldfield yesterday Tet | Tommy Clark me ‘tal Mon fra t for the first heat was of Port Orchard. tn a ff 5. In the final heat Oldfield |battle. Other bouta on ti - erienced engine troubl Tet jare: Charley Givens vs. Leo ( tlaff taking the heat in :41 vier; Harry Bishop va. Floyd Good-|, Fellx Magone drove five miloa tn mas, and Frank Shand vs. Al }3 minutes 152-5 seconds, smashing Een {the record by 12 seconds The jmeet was the first to be held by DENVER ED" MAI taj the newly organized Wes Aw thinking seriously of re to| tomobile association the mat game. “I can't get ap.| jso | might just as well go into the| KENNETH NASH, the former |wrestling business for ood. 1}/Prown university shortstop, siened think I can make good at wrestling} by the Cleveland club last a¢ a if | can get the right kind of an in-j and afterward sent to odo ! ructor.” Maytin says he golag wo tejoin the Naps at the apring iruin Frank Riley to give him a few|!og gorunds in Penacola, Fla The colored = man's © with Jack Leon are WALTER A. CORCORAN, seer about as the best that} tary of the Conversation le eo. ‘e the sta ever happened in this city. going on Corkey” ie Come te Fine Jewelry, Sterling Silver . é “4 FRANK CHANCE thinks Al Pal-| think bout he loo! met mercer Picet snd Cherry FOR BUSY BUGS ]} Pi mighty nice. fellow. : ‘ike a performen, oceans SATTLE | Trinity M. EB. ethall team es hn canst was defeated by Baptists tee veges ail in an uneven nF Bh Be ree ceplipiatine orgat: night, 29 to 10. Clausen of the Bap-|** ‘ee Croft, bed be a champio | tists located the basket for 23 j 5 uae — ‘ points, Nelson of the Trinity bro’ “FIGHTING” DICK HYLAND'S] an unusual number of Trinity|father died the other day in San) i 9 ious Anne Christian basketball-| JOR JEANNETTE has been one | the Fremont Baptists in alof the most consistent winners ell 4 game at the Plymouth | during the year just closed, m § fay night, 32 to 18 | } The Lining and Cloth House IT IS estimated that 22,000 Chi Button makers, cloth spongers. BREAK BIKE RECORD | nose pneasauts were killed in Yab Secordeon and knife pleaters inst ak: Sak wavs sheave a county during the 15 days’ open | Wholesale and retail. cms Ls deena teak. eason. The supply is plentiful 1227-235 Lumber Exchange Bidg Fctueaen a a : i wered the world’s record for the, ZBYSZKO 13 still winning |i 36 seconds, and bet matches, ] AT THE ile record antes — \ Humiston made 100 FRAN KREED ts the one | or inutes, 12-5 second Tt armed wrestler in the t “s Th C i b t +4 2 les Cafe | ise toes fea The Celebrate otion - Pictures of Rosier | ANDY MARTIN * he would) pa - PROM ft the| like to m Carl Nelson a 1422.24.26 First Avenue atercotia oft the | straight match, or ho will | ia ; . 2) | 2 Our 25c Regular Dinner yng them Coa of Frank Riley in a handicap, BR * . ha r throw as an event. Th UNIVERS! “hicago ck | ; Our Special 50c Chicken Se te eukataena tae lerctin thaow | horagil at Biopererogy Meg Dinner ft und welglit throw f Joor season, Twenty candidates |i Served from 11 a. m. to @ p. ht gerou t | responded to the first call issued by = , Are Unexceiled ir Seattle vapee - |Coach Sta Prospects for o| am Oysters, Dungeness Crabs, Fisn, IT 18 that the vet ng Him |champtonship team are not good. | af t release b "ree N : a, “%y Tee I TVERS says Hig Jeff { ‘ er Pay os Se will be the greatest of Voeal and instrumental Concert f°?" fn the a vem all but Mathewson. “That old oT ; arenas Afternoons and Evenings THE BOSTON Beaves are to * says Johnny, “would be & | tt srg = Prof. Nape’s Hawaiian Orchestra play an exhibition turing | Koo ,diteher if he had to use | ‘ “a r sprin mi an al * s EY sea Georgia team, to be organized by Fg ares: | Shenton. A ths Ty Cobb and Map Ruch WHEN MIKE DONLAN Joins the a 6 — = aeons | Phillies It will make his sixth Ni a | aestionel_ Keawures tional league berth. The Thos ork, Cincinnat!, Pittsburg and § “ |the Baltimore club in the Ame ague. | Secnival in Which D N | THB FAN who brought aut | a__Thousand Cow. gainst the Red Sox for $5,000 for | ‘ e F ot being a 1 to see a game for joys, Cowgirls and : a and cial Cut Rates—Special High-Class Work. hich he had t peAte or wearing © common + yelonic and durable natur a large “abs Indians Took Part, . sore Panes mance of the champlons, spams NATURM FILLINGS Would never have paid that much |M Before an Enthusiae- teh ok of t o” admission. | ee Do not wear c tue t nat “ | tle Crowd of 50,000 : : that a i «| MUGGSY M’GRAW clatma that} oo - an excruciating 9 , e Red Sox will finish lower than Spectators. — — — ‘ 4 Sa pee third providing th got @ good pa + shh edad lon| Pfostration to think : catcher. ) ALYEHO-NEURO PANELED i eS t tortu rd ACTIOS npg, BUCK O'BRIEN had a chance to ra NATURE vere A yea bY fuunow et at Ko on tbe stage, but he balked at |i Olde nai plates and bi , he offer. y natural ; work are un , at Mo set compe vd YALE HAS admitted tho-supert idea of Domt > ‘i id 10-superlor ° ytd ides 0! rf n of the Boglish raciog str First Time in Seattle ' c | Llarvard next seas soot, “entation and jntanding tn| } ton of this mont: wonderful meupe LA RUF KIRBY ts third Giant without knowing its virtues end| player to hear from ® court. Kirby 66 9 NT eect ace 1as been sue@ for breach,of prom without charg ise : | pat Agy PAYMENT s—1 palan@® in payment GUYON, THQ atar tac of inh - a “4 Sewer: Carlisle Thaians® is sald to be a ° rivgl to Jim Thorpe as an all-round Matineos 2:30, 15¢ and 25¢ . uthlete, Be is a ne at Ca rt Nights 7:30 and 9, 25c--. |Iisle, and Warner, w eloped ——— . ‘ Thorpe, bas taken him in hand a : with the idea of mab him a you, J World-beater, JUST HARK TO THIS |: Today, All Week & and Next Sunday § L. W. Minor, ER BUCK” batting fgr three days, at tended in @umptuous luxury by @ breathiess retinue of trainers, pul- masseurs, have chanced to piteh a hi os inning, the big roughneck’s portrait will be OREGON WOLFF DEFENDS TITLE IN GREAT RACE PORTLAND, Or, Jan. 13.—Fly jin across the finishing line three ™ * abead of ite nearest rival, the Orego! Wolff, driven by Johnny | Wolff, Sunday successfully defend- ite freeforall Pacific coast ymnship tithe @ Swretika, of Oregon, three | mites crashed into a jlog at turn, and Capt | Milton Smith had to run ber re. The third speed craft in| race was the Vamoose, over | which the tke had a half mile margin u til the time of the accident. At theh 5%-mile turn, with the Wolff leading the Vamoos and the Swastika by by 200 yards 600 yar the Vamoose suddenly shot ashore, with flames pouring | from » exhausts, | The Wolff's average time was [a2 5 miles an hour. |RED WATSON BITES OFF TOUGH PIECE| SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 14 That Watson. the Los Angeles light | weight, will have bis hands full next Friday night when be m *) Herb Wh of Stockton, is the| opinion of fight experts here today. | Thin will & return engaget | the last bout between the | fought in Stockton a few wee resulting In a draw ny O'Leary, the Northweat | eight, will make his ¢ in Ban Francisco show, being el Vierra of Oak JOE RIVERS MEETS | CROSS TUESDAY | YORK, Jan Both fighting dent Cross, the at, » Rivers Los Angeles, fin training today for their 10 battle fore the Empire} club here tomorrow night. | sported in exec fast bout ts expected are t | yor JACK O'BRIEN was i * pumie NG t boxer during 1912 a | | the Town ii on “Long Tom.” TS AN HOUR AND A HALF OF THRILLS blazoned on every sporting 1d like to decant m bit of page in this broad land! prattle right here concerning “Training camps! Piffle! the modern baseball hero as an Give me n@ good, old fash. jon to dramatic art, but, toned baseball!” second thought, I believe Upon this we silently touch od Klasses, up-ended them, and, arm in arm, went forth into the night, UNC Seattle Theatre Third and Cherry Phone Main 43 Second Big Week BAILEY & MITCHELL PRESENT For the first Time at Popular Prices GET-RICH- QUICK. WALLING: EE RE LA TET TET ORD From the Stories by George Randolph Chester n justice to @ import ant a toplg require a chapter DUD, The Best Comedy Hit of the Season SPECIAL BARGAIN NIGHT TONIGHT Any Reserved Seat . . . . 25c Don't Miss This Production Evening Prices, Except Monday, 50c, 30c, 20¢ Matinees, Thursday, Saturday, Sunday, 25c Special Bargaia Night Monday....... .25¢ NEXT. WEEK— The Third Degree 8 ° Giese Ble ae =. i a 4 a 4