The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 7, 1913, Page 2

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Only 108 ANGELS bate , = one out had been made, and the . - crowd wae beseeching the bat- Angele t | ter to “clean up.” 1 fn 4 “Groat work!" | exclaimed, wher taking # seat beelde one of the { baseball writers. rr | Great work nothing,” he an- swered. “With a tittle luck and if one batter had tripled, ao we would have a commanding tead “When I recorded the one out made so far, the team had made hite which ordinarily would have given ue enough rune to win a tightly pitched game, es pecially as the team has stolen “Hales That Are three base SAFES about the ‘break in 6— OTHER BIG ORPHEUM AOTig Eee bof es res ” Pantages Theatn COMMON GARDEN SAGE RESTORES — FADED, GRAY HAIR TO NATURAL COL in Best ae “BEN: HUR™ M et » ne " SEATTL E THEATRE ne Mate ALL WEEK Bailey & Mitchell Present “THE NIGGER” HARGALN MONDAY SIGHT ogy. TONIONT VOLANT! THE DEN OF MYSTERY 2 OTHER WIG 5. & ©. ACTH EMM BILLY REEVES < a! Ev@jish “Drunk” end ng Pictures of Pork PIUS xX And Scenes in Vatican ee end 800. ee dash luck!’ Despite the hits and ene ee stolen bas o least possible pease ens a VAULT ati ep tg gdp The old idea of using Sage for! The beauty of the halr dq DOORS hits were good for the greatest | “arkening the hair Is again coming pr o DOre a ie number of bases under the cir |in vogue. Our grandmothers had ‘ed hair, when aa HAL CHASE & cumstances, and not a hit | dark y hair at seventy-five,| pig dy wing LOS ANGELES, Fet Hr ak scored a run.” : : w thers are gray before back in a few arya; Chance, new manager of (MBNEY. | pi 1 asked him the number of | 1), fty. Our grandmothers! don't be tormented with daséadl es New ” tal bases and runs r soft and gloesy with itching scalp and loose, / k to take command of iit dea Ten hits, totale reply showed that * which also restored hairs. Wyeth’s Sage and Saige tallenders. 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