The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 4, 1913, Page 2

THE STAR—FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1913 Ce em ag ere - nn shee WASN'TIT A DARNED SHAME? AND [Asitiey ro Shiai Hands, Secret |PILLY WILLIAMS GANT FIGHT piss 9 828 Dm Ree THE BOTHELL GIRLS THERE TD |" of Paving Good fofeld Game} Q'LEARY, SEEK NEW OPPONENT E.R, TO; GIANTS i, BOTHELL 0 FOR JOHNNY IN TONIGHT'S SHOW NIGHT'S PROGRAM = sehr a ons mney ‘cal town L a the AT DREAMLAND RINK | J wine will > 5 ap 1 Johnny O'Leary ve. untnown 6 ph ay ; CHARLIE CLOs® Ray Campbell ve. Frenchie Vaiee,| "ss eq this afternoon to tuke W R ri . i 5 pounds jane’ place VRS, KEPT COVELL and MIR. MANS ts for lou va, Battling Wolff, | Fire » fan F 1 ; Cheeter Neff ve, Kid Willard of ALBANY. Princess ee , elow New Mexico, at 125 pounds. ’ : , 1 at brutsl| and gives the belt a terrific pe riko Jack Keller, of Indianapolis, ve. (880660ac cn. |when he connects, He got three Bob Poole re Rothell 0 | hits, Herb Smith ve, Billy Heine. « S h ened the “steugg.e' by tossing! Graham Rook had played every t any ut-! J Sulphurro pees re”, or tee Stee cl ian ' Purifies the Blood and The firet of a three-game ale fm in to pitch fe entists ! ee j series between the Seattle nings, Rock dem Dre 1 rink tonight WE FrAND | Cures Rheumatism equad and the colored Amerb ability as @ twirler by Aut auspicos of Auntin vou 1s Yeahs iota) an Glante of Chicago will be | holding 6 Bothell “sluggers’ ad the W ‘ant pig pegete SIGNED or ue _ : played thie afternoon at 2:30 | down to one hit and no runs, Rock the fans are destined to se ; AMUSEMENTS | o'clock. The colored contim |had a nice break on the ball d favorites perform EASY oe AYMENTS ek . CA a gent arrived In town early thie Other High » SEATTLE THEATRE morning, The three games will |PRELIMINARIES Daniiste” viene. n all probability mark the ¢ Cae Wakes in all orobebiilty mark. the ON AT BERKELEY | snore "$05 wnteed, Sea Ing season for the local Ql = he anteed Best, now, , “The "Cali a ro North” anta The blacks have one of BERKELEY, April 4.—Several GorTe sot Set of Teeth, Guar. Prices Except Monday, 200, 300, 50c| the beat teams In the country | pré aries in the Pacific const o:To The! or anteed Fit, Bargain Night Monday, Any Seat 250, and if it were not for the color, r \ y + dle - a number of thelr players Ori nal a 10 Solid Gold or Pool would be playing In the major gt celain Cro Pantages Theatre mii" zine ‘ Gold or Pema anne Ha ee | try taking on the teague teams $ 1 re sa 4 Bridge Work, $3 to note | In practice games, They have et ile t for the soot LAURIE ORDWAY | beaten several of the majer | will he . et i Oe eee Gold | Fillings, Bs BILL OF FEATURES | league teame thus far pede w night the only by 2s ited cota ; Silver Fillings. . 10¢ and 20¢ | Nile a * 7 in town where —_ = cowe| WELSH 1S MATCHED ON cd EASY FOR NEGROES "0h ae, um j @ day for y I ger : learn about our rome re] Phone Main 963 five! m ‘ inet te |e Eyres Transfer Co. sci ts ae es ite Nothell's telephone operator, the! Apri! 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