The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 14, 1913, Page 2

[aR AEE aioe | | | UB AS Ei i 3 —Weu, ante SECOND WORD 70 GET J Wag eee ' a ? RVOE'S In “THE 33/0 Freight leaves P THAT THE LIMIT one : ; > ‘ : ) met ot Fanneo ovr LINE FROM Ss OF CHICAGS NATIONALS LON WNT TRACT MOST LIKELY PITCHING CHO. E 4 TIMES! SAY THAT GuY © RE TOR WN MAMIE CLOnn VENTS Sh Sain ny 6 6 1 r wise TTY COVRE am To THE BUSH a> ¥ CHICAGO, April 14,.—Due to dissati Wa Dee tag ake Ee ee eee eee — Ma ad dis q denim Johnny Evers is to give way to Roger & 4 that Bresnahan | cit, ne . 4 trendy BY ey the om = Cubs, according to a definite reg here. It In hintec baby that Evers|;, - j 1a la, agp s baseballitis hae already been appointed and * accepted It is decia a BULMONT Carus oa ee gets out of patience with his men too easily. u | Corner second Av. nod. ewaefiil vg found tn a pecullar ssentieat on —— wownd objec ina take ld of Seattle very Jenly, Although MUZZLE FOR CATS?!! etree esas tae 7 The malady has take n people have ntracted {t through : »__|reanon ae DANCING Rot expose $ otified thelr em MONTCLAIR 5, dort 4 7 a ” unexplained ‘ a Weakest 5 asked NOTHING DOING. HIPPODROME ployers of t tor H t ae « _ serie, and University, em Da Tueed at y Dancing Ta ‘ 1 : ith ay 4 States . a ot a ang res ifanster artly last an n Manager McGraw has ow Ange y a it 4 nd arrange BE Pog sr dc pec aso ; cere Office 114 Jackson 8. of the crowds, wh ' b . isle Indian, would be released nflelde toria, will treat the victims after the opening of t ont e = the Indian # t - . T acme uncontrolabie de “You're blind,” a Righteen players POP! OFF GOES THE LID OF SEATTL VICTORIA SQUAD ARRIVES FOR SINCE MA BECAME A FAN! THE STAR—MONDAY, APRIL 1, 1913. WHAT'S THAT / i, E’S BASEBALL SEASON TOMORROW REPORT ROGER BRESNAHAN IS 1 consid Phone Main 963, fn Seattle | a wt n't | Oral ¢ dates " attle ( t show me t oF frst near from any fa r Victoria a son as fo has ®! gation. Call Main 62% “We ! | 1 1 and 80 | Bishop } fight,” says Pr le ee | —— — 7 re n oper i be THERE Ame SOME) T ting in the tf ege. 1, Dance at Dream! ll precede the game. The procession will leave v Vv Pecks EVEN A FLY wore, . - 2 sate co Pergo het | Firat oe prs pike st. at 12:48, and will go down eon and agwa ase Seg SS es Pees Se ee a de 1a Bi bray thea tale a cate All the Seat e and it Subscription list will open on ortnien fa April 14th, and close Saturday, € i cod a Usagi AV tat bart tn te gerry Wagner's band will 99.2 aa 1913. Subscription blanks and subscriptions payable at the following banks: et ig siting players w aa A = : furnish the music In the parade and at the game. FIRST NATIONAL BANK NATIONAL CITY BANK ! 1? j Toman wil 4 | : lj] GERMAN-AMERICAN BANK OF SE- SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN BANK ff ie ; fayor C | ‘LE 5 > “ou | nis ihe WHAT A DIFFERENCE ATTLE “ SEATTLE NATIONAL BANK He Bruth wiv probably re att MERCANTILE MATIONAL BA STATE BANK OF SEATTLE ee oe es = vee eo | A FEW MONTHS MAKE! | metnorouitan bank Sears SANE Ot SUTTER ae —.e ee a erates bat oy | | NORTHERN BANK & TRUST COM- A 4 e a OO TORTTOW. gw aha the complex of t x }bons has lost b " y and # ; hen the leaguers KY 4, The « exter t make himae over aga! ! e e The Giants’ training season ended Sunday, w quer eee F 7 ; 4 aoe aero ab took f i-professional team from Bremerton, trouncing bap oT eh ‘ A t K rther to ob h e e mn ; > wll Peay x a sized crowd turned out to watch the Giants \ na e * need « f i to oe ; Ss i I a I k 2 ki | for the last time until the season opens Tuesday : “i : “4 : Ss Cc } vita “ t her side. Fras a : i ve P Incorporated under the laws of the State of Washington, . tlate bis claim that he ha were ha n he did fight Authorized Capital $1,000,000.00. es Sood cass. Fixe ab Bren wie Paris now he Divided Into 10,000 Shares of $100.00 Each. Be ané : 5 boxing ema Applications are now invited for 2,000 shares, at $200.00 per share—2S per cent His box a arantees {n 191 cash with subscription and balance within six months. ® an at of warts The ¢ pany was incorporated October 26th, 1912, to do a general fire insurance innings ig are fl business ¢ the assets-and business of the Western Union Fire Insurance > aine-F " is € * t we er. This Comipany has assets of over $350,000.00, and a premium gli Se ¥ oh Bre BY ay : has’ & hance ken income of over $125,000. The assets have been investigated and certified to by J. E | tenth, M has anged severa: Me matches that may bring him a for Chilberg, D. E Skinner, J. W. Maxwell and J. F. Lane. ( ary to the b ! tune BE Portians 218 1 bont ney to the bi a OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS { gg RE aban’ Fitchner, Murray and Bliss; Jobnson and|card fc Ivan Miller vs Hl) * tt ek eR AAA s J. E CHILBERO, President D. E. SKINNER, Vice Prestient ( ‘4 a 5 r Weeks; Billy a ve. Hattling » }- Petway. Pir oe ae | Wot; Billy Willard ve. Al Mosler, @ Name of Team ...0+.ccespeccesceescuccss cee. x WM. B. BIERCE, Vice Presktens j. F. LANE, Treasurer Stara Butt, the noted singer, and her busband, Kennerley|iHenry Kraiger vs. Bobby Poole. @ McLEAN, Vancouver C. P. RITTER, nti ore among those present at Sunday's game, Mme Butt en |and Jobnny Corbett va. Gil MeN: A Arcee ete ee Meee +r a er ee wee a £ officers and directors have agreed to qualify ian Gh the Com , ed the game !mmensely. . a ae ¢ above a j ath NATIONAL LEAGUE f Name of Manager 6. cccees covcceceer corres cows remncwererens ce : }ientt any have been granted, ee ice te Be gery ¥ alot : Street Address ...+.. erwcewoessoseess PRONG. -cevewevcoessss * Hf read a mie Dae i oan : 2,000 Shares Are Off Tigers to ‘ Re Nines of Onbenla cess oscosdude Ss vsuermeestee eee stein > | Why 2, ares Are ere rie, a me * : 3 k Either M ARERICEN CEAGGE ; DASH DABTEN 6 os csssctcesiacdenedsns PHONE... ...000- tne SE A contract has been entered into between the Western Union Fire Insurance Miews seal ye api aennass +5 Columbia and the Western Union Fire I ance Company of A crow’ of 1,20 Bt Lo : Sebeoraen tied * Sporting Editor Star: We wish to enter the ... : | y the Canadian corporation agrees to transfer its assets as soon tice game with St. Maries St ee NAC ca a ee ar *it has been raised from the sale of stock to license the Washington Indians. Vanscavee trmmel Dvere, 8 COAST hn es 4 SERN eer ee: hy ree * ate of Washington and Dominion of Canada. Mpediedgetenr ; pan eee eee * team {n your amateur champtonsh!p race and agree to conform * f As an absolute protection to the public purchasing these shares, ali money depos me vee a sakSesr —= —==== id ine o poverning same. 2 ited with the different b ect to joint order of J. W. Maxwell, President of NICK CANS RECRUITS 7 ‘ . * @ the Na al City Bank, J ane, C jer of the Scandinavian American Bank, U OF W CREW “Atiet heeded ia) {| * (Signed) Z to be held in trust in its entircty until sufficient money has been subscribed to secure Williams, manager a * 4 licenses. 1 8 Colts, stated — tod that Pitct Manager or Captatn. * the licer ‘ Conny: ta Outti ters, Walt yi waits : * Extract from report of New Chamber of Commerce Committee, adopted by that ; and * 1 READY FOR tt pique re iy is aa ae ae ee 2 2 body March Ith, 1913: pt Atte game emer +m, PPC aS - es im “The high standing of the men engaged in transferring this Compan 1 b It’s about t Cob’ tt he limeligh 8 ed Saas poet : ‘a Venice Bip “ nb oer ee Bee ewe L getting Into the Iimetight. from Vanconver to Seattle precludes any necessity of an indorsement BERKELEY, ern Bay will: ba] MOR TreErieds-« “| Lincoin Beachey has quit the flying game, but Ed Reulbach con- | from any one or from any organization, their names being sufficient guar- ros. the ow sie = | At Sacramento tinues t ate antee to the public that any statements issued by this C any are reli- aaa for the a . aco! able, and that the interests of the public will be thoroughly protected by gaa the Univ PALZER COMES TO U. 8 te prow they claim Chief Meyers, of the Giante, Is not as red as he their management of the Company.” the Oakland es f NEW YORK, t p i pee ire The EO tersity Oe eae on the’ exn brc reer A lot of worry would have been saved Johnny McGraw had not Jim | ORGANIZATION COMMITTEE | ter hom Thorpe been ex; d by the A. A. U. 1 NE G. N. SKINN oe ew we J. E. CHTLBERG J. F. LA 4 NNER ' Hane Wagner seems popular In court (royal) circles. Princess | D. E. SKINNER JOHN N. JACKSON H. A, CHADWICK | Kaunits, of Austria, told Honus ghe had heard of him in Europe, | JAMES D. HoGE J. A. HALL y. Buco cus Carty. * ‘ orcad ee Paris to fight Jack|t “Strait has found hie batting eye,” saya a newspaper headiine. {I N. B. SOLNER W. L, COLLIER FE. BRIGHTMAN ” “3 the negro scrapper|he wi! for in what threo balled establishment Lee had it hocked J. W. MAXWELL J. W. SPANGLER ERNEST CARSTENG 1 in this country by the |as * ; . be If the Detroit man © up enough ey th Ight : ; Be vow: ——- © to Induce Tyrus Cot em about Aug Si diets | Additional information furnished upon request. : : furnished | a 2 ,ETH MeLEOD, F ci r tative, 1507 Hoge Bldg. ie t Hotel Vir-| Art, The Star's office boy, has just recelved word that | ETH McLEOD, Financial Representative, 1 loge Pim aires as, ws irginia, near r'{a critically iI, She is expected to kick off some é have met with Sie vere = - | oma ar . * = ‘ os a ; ; : a FREE MEMBERSHIP IN THE Y.M.C. A. 100 boys over 10 years of age may become members of the Y.M.C.A. without im” (OE a penny cost. The Star has arranged to give away 100 memberships FREE. 1 & All we ask in return is a few minutes of each boy’s time for a day. Come to The Star office as quick as you can get here and let us tell you how. Ask for Mr. Parish or Mr.Weatherbee. Every boy in town should try for one of these free memberships Learn to swim, box, play handball, wrestle, high jump, and be a MOTHER the street. good, all ‘round athlete—Spend your idle hours in the Y. M. C. A. @"EB Gym, Reading Room or Game Room—Perhaps, if you are a good , 1307 SEVENTH AVENUE NEAR UNION STREET Keep the boy off the street-—The physical and moral training a boy receives at the Y. M. C. A. makes him a better man—Send g@men your boy to The Star Office and let us tell him how he may mag Secure a Free Membership—Almost nothing else you could do could please the boy more, and you will be happy to know that mB ball player, you may get on one of the Junior Y. M. C. A. ball teams. Come to The Star Office and let us tell you easy it is for you to win this Free Membership. CALL AT THE STAR OFFICE 9