The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 28, 1913, Page 2

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2 THE STAR—MONDAY, APRIL sa RRTNRE "OE, : FIGHTING? | MRS. JOHNNY KILBANE IS $02 People’s Bank Bidg., 2nd & Pike AMERICAN CAFE WERE YOu THERE? NO? WELL, YOU: | Wife of Champion Would Rather Talk About TOPNOTCHERS said i Lal Johnny’s Real Estate Business Than Ring Trade WILL BOX FOR crt intl stawoe f CAN BE THANKFUL; YES, WE WON, eave vascevate ff BUT SUCH A GAME--SUCH A GAME! 8 p.m. to la. m. AMATEUR NIGHT EVERY FRIDAY Portland before re » lot | y were left be 4 up as many hits | other nariy takes two | turning tc é gather tn, when! Metkle and Ma ed with the Portland Colts | hind, Me le is ¢ f the game CASH PRIZES, nday afternoon, with a sprained ankle, received in Contestants apply to BE. K ‘olts’ firat appearance | Saturday's game, wone, 60, by the * wig Albven ed, a mournful | Tigers Maitland, Director, Thursday, Nick Williams’ tribe -e 6 | 2p. m. « had finished, Pitcher Criger, the Tacoma so r Cox hay i i the Pi s were buried under a 17 | p nd Outfie oon French Dinner With « -_" “Iron Man” MeGinnt 7 to 5 se released by Bottle of Wine, 50c When “Ump" Casey called for the] Knight. from the Oklahoma state X, a remular downpour | jeag STAR WANT ADS shetter. The gaine went om. donpite errs teams t has been signed to play the BRING RESULTS __|oJeakare. snence were insved |faneon ib 2 18 8 8 se afte.” Les “9 By cot ged “ . In the fifth » : | _e with four tallies, a ae wr rp sss ft 1 VENICE, Cal, April 28— » sixth * Mra. Johnny Kilbane, wife of for through a the world’s featherweight b Manage pread his low This boot Loa Angeles. re. fights, although her husband I. the filled the | S208 has made most of his money in by tw r When | fia. . ot ‘a the pri ring. Mre. Kilbane tt! Fullerton pa t t ; ~ never talks about the Gra t nisi in ea | maeten nao | ee fn dentistry for a botch of a de fats will ne offices, goes business, and write his ad catch the where they engage in a tt he with Joe C ohn's The yw other business fs easy a ad vertise me ¥ a dent'st and Star correspondent took ore = or A FABLE cs oe a valet vette oe: ateure writer, J be b and have Tatweag* th the ¢ ‘a ksmith pior wite Mc Tae planned to talk about much bunk He did talk about it, but Mrs. a t Kilbane didn’t dentist n order to 8 ead un e believe When the reporter landed at oh kk mag Bene Ba beltoves Once upon a time a Star Clouter ty. He was the Jonah and was! Venice he sought out the og “The ad writer begins sand himself in July Form long! Down in the Mouth for keepa Tho! champion and casually asked tirade of slander, abuse and lle | before the Training Season opened. offices and tists that ist ealor of, 80 as ‘to aie his (the writer's) meal ticket (dentist) think he Is worth his hire. In my twelve years of advertising experience I | him. rt success © show hie Goods he decided to] in the meantime the Holdost| "** 0m Me “ine ? tart something that would Tickle} Hero was getting much Publicity swered promptly }tongue of the Club Owner's Ox-| With the ald fords. He would Hit ‘em Up for] wrote Signed of newspapers, |“Do I Get My 15,000 Dollars? les for a shag! poli my kK and ba And the fans Raved i tore heard of a.com their hair. Of course the Star t oho ts a oe {Clouter must get his Rights. The ail * bugs Cl up on 4 out. Since less than pon up on twenty get oney dentists have pro ges Bilge al but they never wo years. opened in Sea last more than Fake Dr. Browns. | Slugger must be Signed at once. H And then Warm Weather « land the | Hero in About one year ago some dentist j The Star Slugger wa Shocked claiming to be Dr. Brown opened | Steg the loyal lexton Di ; First and Marion Street-|more Coin and if the kale was not/they giving HIM His sii for whe he Mused as h Forthcoming the club could go to| Th! 3 the Merry Bow-wows. Sw Song. When Accosted “They" e Turne i about a Contract th Onto Some One Elae. Dr. Brown he was, people got in there they w evident that the gra to catch my patients, but he soon starved out. Next a Dr. Brown ap- peared at the corn Avenue and W. the working were wise to the graft and the bogus Dr. Brown starved out in two months he building is red, and the n as a warning to the dentist, but the fake doctor is no the owner| » Star Clouter he gurgled ita-way ish-tish, Che Navin it'll cost h 5,000 frog ins or I'll Leave his club so hard |up he won't Recognize it.” And it came to pasa that} Chewey Needed the Star Clouter Thased himself to ased his wishes inter, J bis Fars i the ey, Interest at more put When these fake Dr. “ a Sketch? He should /: % other fa tomato and find And just to think 4} 2/0 ttle it is a joke joke soon turns to be a people soon find the the starvation pe sets in, the fake doctor vs hes and his credi- tors come to my office looking for|;, him What Fake Dentists Talk About The fake dentist {n ders other dentists in his adv ments, and caliber of Tell him to do|“it might have been, i es, his very welner-| Midnight Choo Choo Leaves for| wurst! He's gotta Eat out of our| Tigerlan.’” hands Moral: Don't take ‘em off too|f] Ye manager Stumbled out of hear-| soon, lest you forget the combina. The nce, Muttering sulphurous-| tion Bank for Savings Third Ave., at Pike St. FOUND, A CHAMPION 'BETTORS FAVOR NEW YOR kissiog ma gan will no doubt back him a ANGELES, April 23 Some High-Toned Fakes. All fake dentists do no Not lo: le b cam that two dent $534.00 for som hon Justice Ga adv nst|ship of the world will be stag blue ribbon. According to the story | Attell as the Justice Gavegan Istened to in his|row's cont gman. Tomor Street leadi ers idgework and curing his pyorrhea. 1 gave this|oUrt, Arvus is the champlon|bane of ( land, the chamr man a price of $165.00 on hi amacker and Joseph Carrora Bro ent tai bi ras David Lockwood Interrupted an| known to a majority of ring fc or ser fh ; exhibition of Arvus’ osculatory|era as Johnny Dur Biggs inde pric hen he ed Mra. 1x fi 1 f the Anoth was charged |@ bega ; er ente ' $40.00 . evelope thustastic gal € eir ca dentists for t tooth for)! ve tha vo trends | yesterday, ! fighters arc We Stand Back of Our Work yorrh er had \'™ oO a ) | resting today, each being already at Sais a arathere ad| jer apartment tie waliit tml. Dundes ta ths for 12 Years stice Gavegan signed the de-|heavier of the pal ¥ Hatised eantinna to favor Wubes Painless Dental Work at odds of 2 to 1 got the $40 spiked thelr ¢ One That Should Be Jailed. A woman who works hard (in mill) came to my office and told me how an advert & dentist had t en a large 4 | TOWNE. 6s 6 ia vhvees ‘a the. Orto AMATEUR Snsaiiccnellaonaniid Best Bridgework, ne i” . her work ed t poe Re id r her de ; pee: ! OW WO ccna eel : Vici adv. 1 Anac that th wronged in the cour punishe civil action for d. The Remedy A law should be enacted safe-| Aquila, b f guarding the public by giving power|leads in the figh to the dental board and compelling tine & Kyer trophy, with a score this board to revoke the licen: ol ‘ haner 4 ion Crook 1, Odeaso 0, at W mn Crees ' Best The Ludlow Cuba want da Plates j tungdeahl, Port 1 sag » of of 200 points petty larceny den pon proper \s daiig Haliwas # We Use Nothing but the Best by law. I shall do all in my power 4* eps ‘x ‘ ald, are s uper ra ry Material to ald the enactment and enforee-| "4 beep A Aaae de oe 1 j f he Painless ment of such law jone Nosth 24 . i a ak och ! 7 . With EDWIN J. BROWN oo cea rath canna tale . 7 lek bh bed rt 712 First Avenue, Union k. | tA SOc. Stawkrt Monae (alec took (ie losers dor \ Any work that doesn't prove Open evenings until 6, and Sun-|86 West Blewart (near Pike Public| ring, even when many advised them {Satisfactory will be repaired Gays until 4, for people who work. |Market. eee! of the “hoodos.” | free of charge at any time, ° e e ° FROM LEFT TO RIGHT | BANE'S MANA JOHNNY KILBANE. KILBANE’S MR&S. JAS. DUNN, WIFE OF KIL AND THEIR BANY; MARY MANAGER AND JOHNNY LOOKS UP TO WOULD HIS FATHER. COMPANIONS 1 am not aware that she ring career, nevertheless | am very much more interested in his reat he entered leet year and in which | know his future is cen- tered. From my et h ; ‘ of enthusiasm 71.06% 8] champion, who is to fight John- ny Dundee Tuesday night at vt Interested In talk with her.” The reporter decided that ae more important than his fight- ing career, When Johnny comes heme his conversation ie cither his real estate busi- stated his mission and the smile faded from the face at al! pleased. am not going to be han the probable outcome peyton! ain discusses the boxing game and as he probably has hie rea- sons for not doing it, | feel | | just as happy and contented [tee wee eekkkehheeh “In the first place, am not entirely out of sympathy with my husband's Iness In Cleveland and when pers 1" two. Pipptns ; of hia battles : pe teertd papers ioueeh | Johnny ien't depending upon fr 1 he had the visitors |! t the ring, either, for his future . vx tlh oe | living. When he began gather ; . . " ss | Ing change in the squared clr a aueed Se \« js and ao off vit x o 3% Ie | cle he ctarted » real estate bus parted for > oe an | | apping punches with hie crown, he building up his AMERICAN LEAGUE Standing of the Clubs When Johnny wae training a for his Apr 29th fight with | Dundee at Low Angeles, The | ok an Gundey’e Results f two kegs of refr | kame Where They Play Today Washington ! Whale had Refused to Cough for) jim what influence his wife Johnny grinned and an O'Leary's y sioned the ‘an Interpreter he he gh gaa NATIONAL LEAGUE | . potas me being.| toes to my liking. Aside from Standing of the Clubs The University « Where They Piay Today NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE Standing of the Clubs Where They ‘Play "Yemay COAST LEAGUE Standing of the Clube : RATE ates." DENTISTS MARATHON KISSER JOHNNY KILBANE ye) Hi T@) CUT- land 3 (afternoon) ail comers for the first prize and|here tomorrow night, without Ab. Second Avenue and University | are Johnny K Papen Fraser-Paterson Co. TO RELEASE GRAY | admission to the | Washington AQUILA wane RACE| nae $4 BARNEY GOES SOME! Se edthar ae br genet Plog ee Blue Ribbon Best Amalgam Bob Burm an | Lot Pee aalite's pb es tr 2, Marysville 1, at I Full coanta ishing polnt | af Plates, $5 and. . soevccces $8." BROADWAY Was | Nroadway, hi fah school tre team won the Lincoln par} N’T INTERESTED GREENBANK from which you can get » goed crop of anything that grows fp Western Wasniugton. $14 Per Acre Up __ LEGISLATORS PRINGEII April 28 ey Meck 5 Papke A few water front tracts, te sgt rng co ps and clroular, Hehts among fighters wil A work up pers, h 7 ipts in sight in a xing exht ition to be at i here t for the purpose of Miinols legislators that the a state boxing commission is mer | itorious Governor Dunne. ernor O'Hara, and a number « Calvin Philips & Co, Leary Buliding, Main 7216. Lientenant Go r MeKinle i Open Saturday Evenings. ission will be a | charged me will pass t —— hat RVERETT- SOATILE TENER DEFENDS #2050722 CONTRACT PLAN THEIR YOUNGEST BABY.| today » Ty Cobb discus THEY ARB INSEPARABLE | tem jsion “The present contract syst Pec. tial to the preserva | ba "he said. “It st tween the big, powerful clubs and| BELMONT CAFR, the weaker ones !n the matter Of| corner Second Av. and Stewart st Jobtaining players. If there were) ———__-_ apoint | not nome such restriction as thin, it ctvestatien would be only # short time until all| pure t 4 organiam.” 4 the best players would be on one power to get results ty team, and the season's outc | would be dete a in advance. It would be impossible to main jtaln a baseball league on suc | basta.” apropos of th is ate business which real ste business ie far or his babies, He never Ss oan Beattie, DANCING that he leaves affairs of the | * ring outside of the home.” | NEW YORK, April 28—* HIPPODROME === en _ |* Lather McCarty is signed * Pith and University. today to meet Col. Wm. F. & 10-piece Un Orchestra. |\JOHNNY IS P # Cody (Huffalo PUL) in a pistol # fy Dancing Tawene by © INCHED shooting contest at Rye Beach, ® Teachers. b I< N. Y., tomorrow, McCarty has * na OrLaar ¥. claimant of the |» posted $500 as a voucher for ® urrented Sunday, along |% » ill pos STAR WANT ADS "Gholesan te, narey Givens, |» cinse conte ected * BRING RESULTS a ‘Ke aaaraaa apie’ PERE ERERE RR EER bing the _neight 1 of HOWARD CANS FOUR arr ‘ | FRANCISCO, April 28.—Sat- eae rare oa at the club would profit by 4 ie eee their absence, Manager Del How-| Saw OPTICAL CD ard of the San Francisco Coasters a has today released ne” Deli, | ae mncor UNIOK Jack Gilligan, Standridge and Ar- Gl lett, all pitche: | finally star as the § arbitra rogress of th noisily ence of the po “THE OLYMPIC VIEW SANITARIUM” The men gave ball 14 AND 16 WEST HARRISON VARSITY BEATS V. A. Cc. Ie all newly equipped and open to the public. If you are troubled with a chronic disease, spend a few weeks with us at the Sanitariom and see the effect we have on your condition. Special doctors handle ur cases. Come and be at home at the . OLYMPIC VIEW SANITARIUM DR. NUERNBERG, Tel. Queen Anne 3127. 14 and 16 West Harrison. HERE ARE A FEW OF THE MANY BIG VALUES TO BE CLEANED OUT TOMORROW DO NOT BE LATE—----—-—-COME EARLY AND GET THE PICK 700 Feet of Regular $7.50 | 75c 4-String Here is how we cut our Grade Guaranteed Cotton | Brooms ..... see Tennis Nets: Garden Hose, to be $10.00 Tarred cleaned out at . be $5, 45 Nets $8.50 15e 14-in, Coldwell’s Ball-Bear- $6 ing Lawn Mowers—Over | $3.00 Flannel Shirts, Zero ‘ one million of these Mowers | or plain . sold yearly; used exclusive- | collar . $1.95 : $4.50 ly by all public parks in : New York city; regular | $2.00 Boys’ Baseball ; $3 95 ee ee $3139 RIMINI i icicdioe ness J B asintcepe Big Bargains in 50 Differ- 5 $4000 $6.00 Fah Roda dt ate ta Neth cicesa vos $17 split bamboo and elegantly wrapped. Cleaning as low Only a Few Left—$7.00 them out at ...... Rs eet meee ae $4. §5 weaters ...... ... ts $2.00 Willow Fish Baskete ..... seses Shi ste 406 ae $3.00 All-Wool 6. 95 JOUR ks see $2.45 $8.50 Rubber Boots, $ $2.75 Bo $2.75 y Scout for fishing ent Styles of Baseball Gloves and Mitts—Some $3.50 Baseball pS ar 75c to $1.50 Tennis Shoes, mostly small sizes; a $12.00 Mackintosh SB. 5 25 fo" lett Ot. siacaqaney Wading Boots . 5 25c Rubber ORME scsta hesecey $3.50 Elkskin and Corrugat- DOG COLLARS $1.75 Fancy Rubber Toilet | ed Rubber Sole ONE-FOURTH OFF Cases, for 5c Tennis Shoes travelers ....... 1S Canvas $1.50 Yachting tar hee s rar Come in and see the New | Caps Sport for Small Boys— 10c The Go- 30c Tennis Nyoil cee CVG Aiikias saxesue Balls OUR FISHING TACKLE COUNTER WILL BE REPLENISHED WITH MORE BIG BARGAINS TONIGHT Seattle Sporting Distributers Tennis Racquets Goods Co. AB Restrung THE RUBBER STORE Wright & Ditson 713-715 First Ave. ’ SS

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