The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 22, 1913, Page 2

° ° Everett-Seattle . | What’s That---They Can’t Come Back? Whst About Fred Welsh? BATTLING NELSON TO WED; Here's One Gamy Little PLAYERS WHO SAVE THEIR HE'S AS ARDENT IN LOVE |Fishter Who Came Back} wongy CAN DICTATE OWN | Interurban mena BATTLE TO tratne 19:20 @ AT THE | Angeles Cafe 1422.24.26 First Avenue Our 25c Regular Dinner Special 80 Chicken TERMS SIGNING CONTRACT, 3,2 Served from {1 a. m. to 8 p.m, Are Unexcelted in Seattle Oysters, Dungeness C = Fisn, Steaks and FREE—LATEST MO TION PICTURES—PREE bull players who far, an great @ player as Chance stare recently signed) Had President Farrell of the Y anon keen objected to the salary Char 4, the old Cub bows could have Very well, I'll put in the sum Two t » wer contracts for next One named his figure, which Is sald to be the highest ever agreed | GAME AS ONE OF MITTS PORTLAND,:Or., Jam 22— 1 dey " etating that Nelson and Miss King are on their way Hegewisch (Nelson's home), where the marriage will take Unable longer to withstand the importunities of the former lightweight boxing champion, Arnold’s Catarrh : n place January 25. ee err ereren. Concer ee i Fe ee Fe upon, and the club owner he dealt, mer caring for my orange grove in " “ thi inet Bat- pon, and the clu & Afternoona and Evenings given sy hg io. “ ail aiicen tages ‘Ting today, with was tickled to sign him California.” Farrell had to accede s¥— riage o soar . ” The other signed his contract to Chance’s demand. > h 9 oH ‘ood fellow, and t ‘ eme eco ee pe nie "o hea have ee Gale so. | don't without looking at (h@ salary stipu The club owners have to accede em De ar lation. to the demands of the ball players | 9—Artiste—° past 36 hours Nelson sent King | know what could have hap 20 telegrams from Denver, | pened in the last few hours in Frank Chance named his own who have money enough to quit the For the head and stomach, nie © hi Denver, | received word from price; Larry McLean signed with game. The owners even up on the|f| works without pain. Relleves . pleading for his consent to the my doughter éniy’ yeutereay the 8t. Louls Cardinals without ask-| players who are forced to keep on|f all Mucous, Constipation, In «ITO & BROS. rae Kind le 23 years old, saying that she did not intend ing the salary be waa to receive. or drop back to @ bare living outside | digestion, Dyspepsia and Tom Chance saved hiv money while he of baseball prospered; Mclean spent his. Time) It pays @ ball player to save bis was when McLean wns considered money | HALF DOZEN BOYS| * GREAT ALMANAC. FIGHT FOR BOUT |22"s1disost’ Si "8500 pedia for 1913 is a vast compend pid LAver Makes “Pale Fac pink. Whotesate and Retall and for the past year hae been to marry anyone Just yet.” all K a cartoonist on a Denver paper. Miss King is a petite bru King received a telegram to | nette ANTS HAVE LONG - bo TRAINING JOURNEY | EVERS TO GET MORE PAY THAN CHANCE, 12.—John J ASSERTS MURPHY If, after using one 50c pack no relief, return / with your to the m pur M. TORKUYA, ta Mending jf NEW YORK, Jar McGraw, anxious to win a a 4 enn Ado, a jen a aera jum of useful knowledge, remark at straight) pennant, will give the ance’s 000 nanager o| ably inclusive in its sec nd at curtos; chair ee ong pring training | the Yankees won't be the high ably inclusive in Its scope and s > Pere caning. Giants the I pie ptongh on pot salary paid a major leagw he same time generous as to de trip tn the history of the club. est sa pald major le o iesaoniale : P Lote a tee er cog BB oo manager this year Seattle's best offering in the 135-| t!! Bild ee ee n booked, MeQraw + } y Evers will get more pound class will meet Ernie Bar papa ae brome epg heeding: nave bis players in tiptop shape |[1f the Cubs finish one, two, riean, the Canadian boxer, on Jan ié Mt, - one raised every day Ask your drug » the atart of the season and get |p three juary 29. This ts assured in in home, office, and even in the|f he can get them — s elimination c te) *chool, bearing on political, his will send them dir t to be pulled in the Washington A. C. gym this afternoon. Five or #lx of the fastest boys in|] NEW YORK Highianders may Seattle, who have the hunch that!ase Polo grounds along with the they are the one that is entitled to| Giants next mix with the Canuck sensation, will | - participate in the elimination bouts. The boy making the best showing No leas authority than Pres! dent C. W. Murphy of the Cubs JOE TINKER BUYS comes through with this {nfor mation Cotembariem and HIM A THEATRE | Morpny says tvers wilt got wane more th Chance because the KANSAS CITY, Jan. 22—Joe|f Cubs will surely fintsh third or Tinker, Red manager, with Char better, hols, former big league pitcher the jump on other clubs. toric, legal, commercial and other | subjects, 333-234 Are STAR WANT ADS _BRING RESULTS partner, has bought a moving of the afternoon will get the fight | It's the name we want—$10,000.00 heatre in Kansas City Besides the Reynolds-Koepkey | for Canada’s Finest Summer Resort. |Nichols will ran the theatre while SPORTOBITS Joe ts w Tinker, in the theatre, has apple and cher 60, which has already been ar-| 617 Second Ave. ad FOR BUSY BUGS FREDDIE WELSH padltigeal intiia” ‘Sean’ hector, mills, Jack McHenry, Freddie Welsh in the second;as the world’s middleweight cham: || Lima, Ohio, boy who won a de | ore hards Oregon and owns hie , : i f home tn Chicago. JIMMY DUNN, manager of Jonn-| “Some back” champion tn the his | pion Ketchel, through carelessness | cision Sailor Fox Inst Friday ny Kilbane, featherweight cham-| (Fry of the boxing « As much as anything else, lost bis | night, has beon matched with Ivan |GAME OLD BATTLER! pion of the world, has informed|, The critics used 1o say It couldn't | ttle to Billy Papke at Vernon on| Miller, 4 crack Sonttle fighter ¢ has. White and his manager that|>@ done, but Stanley Ketchel was| Sept. 7, 1908. Charley Givens, of the teamsters’ } id never meet White for| ‘B® Ind who changed all thin | In less than three months Ketel | union, will meet Walter Mahoney DENVER, Jan. 22.-—-Rattling Nel | ‘ he | At the very beleht of hiv career|el got Billy Papke back in the ring! ' age een eg a Da oe ee and knocked him out fn eleven Nels pon hearing | aan ang mm out fa seven was in the « challer out, any date, any ner take all. Nelso essed Ritchie's vaudeville ¢ | t tole RECEIPTS FOR the CrossRivers again the follow co Tuesday night in New York the $10 mark. Yet they} dead game { to Eat Cabaret Vaudeville, § p.m. tof * Sat a: ere last night | Table dhote Dinner, with pint 38 WILLARD WANTS 10| SAFETY DIRECTOR of Pittsburg) |of wine, 75¢ ound febt with Luther MeCarty| bars boxing between white men and) Welsh's recent defeat of was referred to as amplon Who ever “came : Winning the first two games by ® g00d margin, the First National «nk team slowed up and as @ re { were defeated by the National entt O38, C: COREY SIGN CQ an. 24 in New York | negroes. CUT- tr that Freddie bad won | 5 oa7 z Zo Ind on at ct * Rank of C ve bowler SLA) < HAND SLATE atyle of bookmak RATE’ i , “ eu ba cau 60 tie Bank of Conmneres oe 745 937) 5 a | back.” When Fugene Corri waved his hand toward Welsh as an ing will be utilised at — is Ril 832 674) 4 they were| ~ ——_ iia cnaieiencbiiiaiintindishia . is when they if one ter siotes of ii! luck that ever | "iret Natio SEN. BROWN bh Introduced a) hooked up with A. 8 Hall's team.) See Us for Fine Shoe Repairing a bill im California legislature to pre! second Ay, and University St. ’ Hall took three straight games. | vent ng in the state im the} Capt. Casey was in excellent form MODEL SHOE HOSPITAL, 613 SECOND AV. | ‘°** | | Opposite Stone-Piaher Co. | BITS 0 SPORT cant. Caney wan in" excelant form Sears Roebuck 505 532 628 ark VK CHANC® will make nie) ne oe oem wontt By Fred Henry. : Eagles won two out of three | Restaurant and Cafe debut in Pon 96 Yuahe cusnawven serene ces the Pheasants on the _ - * eastren RAY BRONSON WANTS TO eine alleys, . es ot ENTERTAINMENT THIS WEEK Canada’s Finest Resort—$10,000.00 roy EASY PAYMENTS | moet Eve Ganeee at. 146 pounds | oe eants . 843° 911 STETSON & O'DALE’S MUSICAL FARCE . Other Dentists’ Obio Cut Rate! ringwide for $1,000 a side. re : ° ; . perial alleys was the scene of for a name. 617 Second Ave. JAMES WRAY, COACH OF| Prices ses A | Ja confitct between the Fish Eaters] THE HUSKIN’ BEE Harvard rowing crews since 1995 Set of Teeth } “HARLEM TOMMY” MURPHY ang the Smith Hopes in the city| WITH may coach university of Peonsy! Guaranteed and Joo Mandot wtil mest at San/jeague last night. The Fish Eaters] ROY McBRAIN EVELYN GILBERT nee eee Francisco on Feb. 22 took three straight CHAS. MARSH LOTTIE O'MALLEY | Set of Teeth | |Fish Eaters .. cedbceyng cake MARIE STEELE IEST, NEW YANKEE THIRD $1 Cuntantead CHARLEY GRIFFIN, THE AUS-/ Smith Hopes WARREN STETSON NINA ROSAMOND baseman who was with Albany Seigreaaen bee de: tralian, and Young Shugrue have Jim: PHORPD whl ret Aap JACK O'DALE MISS RICHARDS season. tipped off as sure Solid Gold or to box in Waterbury, Conn.,/ i return to E Just a Few leaguer $1 Pkeskiin Coiaeie | tisk “Aad! outer cil big meets de Coleman’s Orpheum Orchestra—Don’t Miss It BAT NELSON says he will bel Gold or Porcelain | ART SIMS, THE CLEVER AK- ra x Andy Bezenah in Cin Bridge Work ..... ron, Ohio, lightweight, is teaching of Those 27 box oe in his home town. He ts RB bh | 4 , p ne of the cleverest LACK OF WHAT BALL TO#s | ine tor Fast Along with ra d CET YY ante rr set “ie incl sli Gold bavi T5¢ Up|ise Sicvernocs "Sime u's cag ai Jimmy Stephens, cost the roly poly | fine feito ow, a credit to the boxing j sport { nw YORK HIG ANDERS may use Polo grounds along with A DEBATE BY HUGHEY JEN nings and Professor Briggs, of Har ¢ question of Hughey's tactics, while on the coaching line, might prove a boomerang for the arned professor. Hughey is will ing to tackle the job. HASY PAYMENTS Pert do and balance in payments ™t | Overcoats Still Remain At the Timely the Giants next season. 20-YKAR WRITTEN GUARANTER | GIVEN ON ALL WORK BASKETBALL | PAINLESS DENTISTS and Lincoln ties If ALBERT HANSEN 2 MACK DOESN'T FOR d faithful players. It Reduction of ee Serabtined 08h oy ™ % ney to and en An lineup: Rid Fine Jewelry, Sterling Silver 1 as & ballplayer are Ow Z from — Cali- 4) F h Raker Corner Firet and Cherry | seh ne we ¢ mogeett to his £ fornia vig eo rds, and 4 nee, the popular fellow will be kep' j ¢ ne o urt Kirkpatrick, ¢ " ae: to coach the youngsters én the Ath: ipa nae ee S the In a hard fo t game Monday | letica, 4 aht at the Tr gym the Trin - an oP 2s srvrey swiewes, or rue] LONG Of Summer S O-W.R&N rer “18 Sulphurro Baths 9 ore P80 ee el im U-V. I. : x. FOR RHEUMATISM fps) vo oro voine ioe) fm Winter } - —READ BOOKLET— @iiin tne American league ae ; | « along the Po! la eating All Druggists | ii § th P cific 1332-34 Second Ave., Naar Union St Po ¢ to x FT. SASKATCHEWAN Road of a Thousand tH} vad qa Account Wonders, Whose route is replete “Seattle's Reliable Credit House” SWEPT BY FLAMES Phone Main 963. AD WANTS TO WORK\| PORTLAND “jan, 32 Ad} WINNIPEG, Men, Jon For Sa, oe od see he “Shasta Volgast is tiring of a life of inac-| off| welve hours the business section| beautifu scenery— tivit The exchampion fide toute jot Fort Saskatchewan has been| magnificent rivers, Office 114 Jackson St Tom McCarey, Los Angeles| ff Janes Cof. limited” Or one of two other fine trains will provey apt by fire, is feared the} mountains, valleys—to atire city will be consumed, ac Vd i. jcording to dispatches received here| ® land that is perpet- ually radiant with sun- of San Franctaco, im an en , Jeavor ecure a match | this afternoon. | Fort Suskatchewan | The right sort of an offer, it Is | ont shine and steeped in ear Canada’s Finest Resort—$10,000.00 for a name. 617 Second Ave. » Canadin Northern railway believed, would hypo | see naa the sweet fragrance of a most pleasant paft! again 4 retura match with) 1013 THIRD AVENUE OH, YOU BOOB! Warm days and hoon tr oan Willie Rit MAIN 1043 IND. 5200 . : balmy nights will bring DO . Ag (CENT Five HHEy ou recreation and rest return, good for sit WIDOW RECEIVES vin dshedebaled hed | leassy gana hee ts give you Cal months, with stop. WILSON PROPERTY) SEATTLE ‘THEATRE | Comin ifornia literature and over privileges going . Third and Cherr Phone “a sditian help you plan your and c now of Tet *wtinons prcbated’ Teamaey, , trip. ‘ sale at reduced rates Wilson, probated Tuesday. TONIGHT—ALL WEEK p pe y, with the excep. alley & Mitchell Present 6,000 and $00 a month to his daughter, Helen Stuart Chaptn, {a devised to his widow. His widow 250-—Rargain Monday Night ind daughter are made the sole ex ecutors and are not required to give any bonds. It is a non-intervention will LITTLE LOW, BUT “THE THIRD pranEr” Lt ' MY MacK TIC 1S OM STRAIGHT Monday and Tuesday ow, WATE ME was ALWAYS at } iL. O. HENDRICKS, Prop Office Phone Bal, 475; Res., Bal. 974 Salmon Bay Wood Co. Wood and Coal. Full Welgit and Measure. At Stimson’s Mill, Seattle, Wash. ’TWAS LUCKY SHOT MME. RERNWARDT “ONE CHIUSTM AK. NrGIeT”" 5-OTHER BIG ACTS 5 LOS ANGELES, Jan, 22—KA ward Johnson miatook the head of H. 8, Juki, a duck hunter, for a mud hen and took a shot with a 44| caliber carbine, He helped take Juki to a hospital, where doctors removed the bullet from the latter's shoulder. BE CAREFUL WHERE YOU FAINT, JAMES REDLANDS, Cal, Jan, 22.James We carry a large and complete line of Heating Stoves to select from. $1.00 and Up BALLARD HARDWARE. Phone Ballard 19,, Pattages | Theatre NELLIE SCHMIDT OLD VETERAN’s STAND—— —TOYS! Tove! Tovey || Roberts tainted while sitting on the " haat ty _ CITY TICKET OF eB, 716 SEC OND AVENUE, SEATTLE. Big Assortment, Best Prices. Come _ |edue of a bathtub, Hi c paveniah " sry P ais 5 [and revived ater an hour's work van dite rvs CL ee Re Ge R ASHINGTON STATION, FOURTH AVENUE AND JAC KSON ST. We and 906. ° e ° : °