The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 21, 1913, Page 2

a a ° bd ‘HE 8TAR—MONDAY, APRIL 21, 1913 ° bd 4 = THE STAR b ATHLETYC PARK™ AMUSEMENTS "SEATTLE THEATRE Phone Maln 44 oe eee WE HOPE WE'LL NEVER SEE YOU AGAIN, MR, SMITH! ns | nero Balloy & Mitchel! Preseng wacom eras VICTORIA TWIRLER ONCE MORE * (WoxPsasUisROvSESSaE WoRS.TChkunon sone wacesek™>|RILBANE AFTER Se | PUTSCURSE ON CHAMP BATTERS; '——— : +| WILLIE RITCHIE pstaces These COMA TIGERS IN TOWN TODAY, =r BASEBALL TODAY AT 3 P.M. DANCING HIPPODROME Picen Untverstey. 10- ptee. mn Orchestra, Dancing by Competent j Matinee Dally Twice NI ED MORRELL 4 = "Teachers. “ogi Pardoned Liter—Former Outey yon ary 5—Other Big Actes mith of the Victoria Bees) will bring his Bengals over for al opp Abend fic a! 100 and 206 1 the | Week's series with the Champs, Me ler|Ginnity hopes to have a etronger team In the field than appeared c he Beavers last week. He Welchor and | Dick” Jen and Infleider Rothfu taken on Ed Kenned Ruell, Additional rei made. | f VEGETABLE SILK UNDERWEAR AND Hog) Looks Like Silk, Costs OneSene 202 People’s Bank Bidg,, 2ng & Pik CHAIR Clown Assisted by MIS8 KITTY COVKLL am YIELD have retwrr a Mn. MAM tw r his coming ba Vhen I beat D , Junt as sure bane, “ther featherwelght « fle ng ae ab Inere, on the Hghtwelghts F come. We are certainly « Hitehte for the July 4 4 Tom McCarey bas p match {f we can secure od hin squad tn] « ries with a per | ot ' Charlie Fulle was the nominal leader with 1 » | r cireuiation Manager Raymond may select} etaten pall ye RB ere ttke M Ing how showe oye da S) va) Ma he coul i ve " © to WOMAN MEETING TO ELECT i MORGAN SUCCESSOR “i Fo BULL BROS, : » 0/18, Foster Hopkins of Cinefnnatt to become the world's By EDWIN J. BROWN, D. 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I e, th & Calif FAA pA RSS 6 BS Hay DE you the baseball. You do not need to our fi th ex and t f y, a‘ 6 tol collect the money. ist bring us the bins tt a the ur eo ¢ iva tor r-|t ; Bey ‘3 ; At Chicago. names and addresses and telephone s f ce ie , the tees : ; : numbers. Don't wait. There are only AL “iy - ows ‘ vo. ¢ Batterion’ | Greee and Karsh; Wain one hundred of pee balls and you eas 3h, RE, ¢ Renate aS want one, so get busy right away a pet i z an : t NATIONAL LEAGUE ask your peaple to take The Star for re one eee ttebure »..At oh ole ce a month, delivered to theixr home, and a . rs Se ee 4 then get four of your neighbors, po! ‘ ser $1 0 it avinR chia : At Cineinnatl ma i EDWIN J. BROWN, DD. 8, | r the 4 n-| and the F ; " ® [br 4B Viewt Ave, Union Block. |other gi A "report for the members to pass on.| archer; Denton Buses end Cremer enae