The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 24, 1913, Page 2

ee TOMMY a CANUCK HEAVY WILL STACK UP | AGAINST A GENT NAMED PELKY HE'LL GO AFTER ‘EM IF HE WINS CALGARY Alberta, March DANCING HIPPODROME wd Uniwerstoy Ore re Compe Sulphurro } Purifies the Blood and Cures Rheumatism ” tent BULL BROS. - Just Printors Ernest Gianetti, Proprietor ix fe o in trainin hard training f ns and Champion | McCarty have | ate ary some time in Ma — i ir, MoCarty getting $10, Cabaret Vaudeville | samotem Pw OF C. TEAM EASY FOR ae DUG’S DOUGHTY GIANTS, Pelky i his end EVERY FRIDAY CASH PRIZES. The Knights of Ce which time he held hie oppo- Contestants apply to EB. K s many hits a e com) nents runtese and allowed them = | Maitland, Director, Thursday, i), ‘aii shee tan = but two safe ewats. Schnelaer | 2p. m | locked much better in the box t did in utility aner & Wolf, but ‘ season. Gus mound in the th, and v t ae steady Pete, he twirled the kind of ball the K of C batters had a ers) hard time solving, In four in French Dinner With Bottle of Wine, 50c © rings he was (ound for three safe swate and one run. | fi T A te p, | 1 M t . th rd, tn | 7 | The V 1 te | Pete Schneider performed in ¢ box for five innings Q On 27th 8 street ments and will partic Calvin Philips &Co. Calvin P TRAINING CAME Leary Big Main 7314 EVERETT. SEATTLE BAN RALLWAY evERETr — 4 Angeles Cafe | s;orHER AND SON TALK "95: Repulae Diner] DIFFERENT TONGUES Our 25c Regular Dinner } —AND— Our Special 50c Chicken }| AND CAN’T CONVERSE Dinner Served from 11 a. m. to 8p. my YORK, Mar son the arra on Are Unexcelied in Seattle een-year-old Franc A t Oysters, Dungeness Ciabs, Fisn, rought tnto y Steaks and Chops noiber, who ex FREE —!.A7Tt T MOTION i] P FP and wa _ TELLS STORY OF in PRISON DEATHS », he and To Open an Account he Bar é Zz You Need Dental Work— I Need the Money I Am Now Giving My Personal Attention to My Dental Prac- tice at 713 First Avenue ¥ bor ge t You A He dled a maniac ¢ You save a dolla I make @ dotiw tle later ASKS CHANGES IN - GARBAGE SYSTEM 4\%, Per Cent Interest Paid on Deposits April pide , : ks three months’ inter on a July “Ist. de - the waste mat ween my study for wee tlon ° EDWIN J. re Seattle's Le: ac Oftices, 1 to 2 The | Frid Beware of claiming to be Open evenin days until 4 o STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS PORTLAND, who tm ORE.—Join — L appearing here in that he Bank for Savings Pike St. an@ Third Ave. BURNS WILL GET “| PETE MULDOON juit in the second roun HE HAS RIGHT TO THE STAR—MONDAY, MARCH 24, ht We made t nd battle BE A PEEVED MAN CAMBRIDGE Mass, March 26. Richard G. Gibson of Brook line, a Harvard sophomore and a member of the varsity football squad, Jie warpath be cause Bn a gq friend has entered his measuremente in a “Venus” contest for shapely and beautiful women, now being con: ducted by a Boston newspaper Gibson's mall box in Holyoke hall today was d with letters directed to “M 2. Gibson.” They were * ih” notes, and came from men. Some made ap meet Gibson at on the pointments to certain street corners and pub-!| lic squares in Boston. Some wished to make friedly calle on Gibson at his home and some wanted to start a correspond- ence with matrimony as @ pos sible goal The measurements which Gibson had taken of himself by Dr. Sargent, when he became a varsity football player, were used by Gibson's unknown friend 10,000 SEE MEN IN “SPOKANE, "| Me now urrent In the rive BROWN wy ainly sid he looked ont fight in h RACE ACROSS RIVER March 24,.—John Murray of the land, is toda a dirt he falling The and chillin wit OPTIMISTIC thweatern A. party of 100 Glowcester fishermen will leave on the new schooners Kniokbr bocker and Bay State for Seat tle to engage in halibut fish erles. BOSTON 1S COME-BACK CHANCE TONIGHT| RESTLERS MEET AND Si alaht falle, while Hardy obtained | ( 1 BISHOP VS. STREET Harry Bishop, the Tacoma boxer 1913 a eS mee | Ee (RING NO PLACE FOR WRESTLER, Double Vision | | me, AMINA APPIg| ' THIS ONE SAYS of J Villard westion turns on the > clanweg . 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