The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 12, 1913, Page 2

i ; | 1p ata ac i ae re scorn pissed ae TRL: BTR amwe.,.< eo THE STAR—SATURDAY, APRIL 12, 1913. ACRES 2 TR OP Title Insurance Gs a sound, simple, eco nomic and reliable system for the protection of titles And it is ing an ol and 1 rapidly replac sive able abstrac That the exp titles is a appeals and broker. re that buyer Washington Title Insurance Company “Under State Supervision” Arnold’s Catarrh Remedy Bor the head and stomach, works Without pain Relieves all Mucous, Constipation figestion, Dyspeps and Torpid Liver. Tf, after Fou xet no package dress, te AN our rr ; pitance w ) Droge Act 3BE19, and a Ask your 4 ean get them for y r we send them ¢ ma Arcade Didg., Seattio. Phone Main 963. Eyres Transfer Co. Office 114 Jackson St OHIO Rite DENTISTS Second Av. and University St Opposite Stone-Fisher Ca We Stand Back of Our Werk for 20 Yeare’ Guarantes. Other Dentists’ Obio Cut Rate Prices. Prices. S15 Sacct $4” $10 Porcelain Crown £8 Gold or Porelain Bridge Work....! 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PAINLESS DENTISTS BOY ° TEALEY RAYMOND--HE'S THE GUY THAT PUT THE BALL IN BALLARD ——; — JOE GETS GOOD START DANCING HIPPODROME ritth and Uo TODAY'S YOUR LAST CHANCE 10 TAKE IN CLASSIEST DGG SHOW Dancing Taweht b greatest rival, will le Amer} emmue thin nea kwon Fonehers. aot a.good start In the for com. a strong nine, and should put rs slugsing honors against ago Today ia the last day of the Beat “ha mi! up a atiff fight with Manager tle Kennel club t th | clty,| Raymond's squad, Koreasel attio| will piteh fOr the visitors, and Bon Marche, ¢ hal Dus Bagutsky will do the catching. cessful wr given | t} ” Maloney will twirl for the local These are no more fant game, He} Glante. car entered this year than at | t way of %¢8 last y¢ show, bu f ted) The Giants are tuned up in fine the dogs drew forth the big attecd 1 over | atyle, They played a splendid game | ance - 4 had in the fleld, bestdes hitting timely, | All special dogs entered int inging in yesterday, and not a af error | show will be a te 1 “DENNY-RENTON” orded was made « la ” fed f t * nik eee ee beat dc 1. Tonight will All Clay Products ate uird anc mark the ¢ it jen : Ballard | promising Glant recr distributed ov of t 1007 Hoge Bldg. | ) 12. 1 by Bert Dunn. winning dogs | + 4% M Hat, In the We Yesterday « r | Lee Strait came into his own/ada | wave ola, Alredale CHAMLIE CLOSE with the bat yesterday The big lock the u bull terriers 0} ted by tfielder, who had shown little of and next year ’ ught t ‘ tice games this year, hit four times ilar Job in this league should | o i Wate oe treat Jin five at bat. Big Lee boosted one he again try out. Lind Is a pitcher | t col fined en at ae tae ( over the fence, drove another |from California who ne ture of the day. Glen Tana Mar BELMONT Carn, = ] against the boards in deep center plo of seasons more to chesn, from ‘Tekoe, om w ner Secon for a double, and combed out two ndable twit - we eked ait BN, Seale ute Pal bine arta eedbeiliiie % i singles, Iso reloa ae: edly! the Glckte: play ‘Feed a GUNBOA J RUN | BAKERS’ BALL | and the soldiers have lay a return 1 + aa uc . ale j 4 Dug that music will » Sunday, The AC AINST rOUuCc H SNAG aturday Evening, Leschi be served throughout the game their band over 3 3 de Pavilion, by the Fort Worden brass Schneider will - - — Pa band. Th diers always have bably catch By t preee Leased “6 ? e L NE YOR April 12.—Gun cis P a as door prize 4 Smith's march of triumph ts bre ‘5 , [= jup suddenly ax the result of b ahah in the eneount ln night r ‘s Youngster May Land Berth as ae; meager Gieiatrea + but both men BULL BROS, Big League Player on His Nerve Walter Rehg, the cocklest youngster to break In the big leagues || for many a year, according to those who have seen him in action, stands a mighty good chance of winning an Infield berth with the [| Pittsburg club, for it is sald Fred Clarke thinks pretty highly of him. Rehg Is strong with Clarke because of his nerve alone. The youngster was picked up last year and was sent in to make his |! initial appearance at the plate in a game at Cincinnati.. Umpire Kiem [| isn't an agrecable sort when given “back talk.” “What's your name, kid?” inquired Kiem, Intending to announce JOKE JACKSON Jack tleally Vean b atill holding out and no sign of the ent giving in, tt that a substitute was batting. Jackson, Cobb's pitcher, “Rehg,” replied the busher, as he fell into hitting position. “How do you spell it?” asked Kiem, who had never heard of the “RING FANS BATTLE | recruit. sea I “You don’t spell It, you whistle It,” was the retort, "sac Wath No TO, April c Burke's “Who are you batting for?” pursued Kiem. “i'm battin’ for myself, old top, and i'm goin’ to get a hit, too,” said Rehg, adding also that Kiem had better hurry the game along Kiem , and when Rehg cracked out a clean single the umps didn’t feel an, relieved. 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