The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 13, 1913, Page 2

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~spietiethoaneersse 2 . THE STAR—TUESDAY, MAY 1913. ‘owart wart (near Pike Sa SEATTLE TRIMS LEADERS 410 1 "IN HOT BATTLE Huteson Opticat Co. Avenue 1330 cond Seattle advanced one step closer Western Ornamental Iron <I to the Beavers in the fight for firat , , place yesterday, and but a two Wire Works point margin now separates the 2443 Irving St. Seattle, Wash. two teame In a Ditterly-waged gE t t apes, battle at Dug’s park, the Champs ‘oe Wind Guarda, downed the leaders #1 after a most t an & ext rdinary fintsh. t was the largest Monday crowd season Gipe, the husky nd Charley Schmutz, who ~ BULL BROS, "ie. 2" Seine were the oppos r and for six funings FUSE Peltor iiss oie an oon due Then 018 THIRD MAIN 1043 | Sehmute's support wavered, Fach appearance of “Stonewall” J at the plate drew a big Phone Main 963 hand fr the fans, who remez e t 1b excellent work on the a Jack zot one hit and With Konnick on firet, Schmuts Office 114 Jackson St aid down a bunt Por a time it jooked ke nefther runner would t by Ja AMUSEMENTS “SEATTLE THEATRE. ond’s snap to Nill, antime guarding Phone Main 43 first, 2 for a double night--All Week play ae THE CRISIS The first run of the game was| POPULAR PRICES , t Champs. Killilay | Sitesi with a single to cond when Frisk Pantages Theatre all," Haymond ed in orde Sx gmeaneet Vou ea vered a timely sin Heginning Matinee Today | h ecored Kiliflay. Another SER ARMSTRONG'S GALAXY OF na came in the sixth when Strait Bony neels hit to center, scoring Cadman. The «Bip Myron naareiye final runs came in the eighth when, Succ tthcamae en tat with the bases loaded, Strait sent CHARLIE CLOSE a sacrifice fly to Hetster Assisted by threw » late to nab N \ MISS KITTY COVELE. and MR. MANS. | plat Schar recetved FIELD hare returced 6 a Sen F 4 otieing hat BELMONT CAPE, was nob @orncr second Av. aud Stewart st./ball. And Cadman scored The Beavers’ lone tally was DANCING in the sixth. Kippert and Pp fied out and Walsh was HIPE ‘ODROME MeMurda caught the ball on the nose for g two , Walsh scoring Walsh and ister, the Van eas The andied Ive pace that marked yesterday's game, they ¢ series cinched eg aaa? Roy Brown, a local semt-pro player, appeared on the bench weartng @ Seattle unfform. Frown “DENNY-RENTON” will be used as utility Inflelder. Kippert, the league's leading All Clay Products slugger, tailed to get a single rap H a terrific line eft 1007 Hoge Bldg. n the eighth, and luckfly {t was headed directly for Strait Sie" isle “U Eddinger strode ar the pitchers , ont | Cadman what he thought ot F F T H The Scores At Albany Cat Rate Dentists People’s Bank Building. ARTIFICIAL | 4, $8 und $12 At Albany Cut Rate Dentists lv ple’s Back Building. NATIONAL LEAGUE Phi hia 6, Pittsburg & ;atres every spring than FIRST PLACE DEPENDS ON RESULT OF TODAY’S GAME AT DUG’S yer wens ala ttt tthe nee Seen OOS ESS /BILLY NOLAN DECLARES ATHLETIC PARK RAISE MONEY 10 CHAMPION IS READY TO BAS EBALL MEET PACKEY M’FARLAND DRY BONES RATTLE LIKE CASTANETS IN OLD JOE CANTILLON’S BALL CLUB SEND VARSITY’S OARSMEN EAST The Chamber of Commerce at meeting held yesterday decided to land,” eald Nelson. “We will walve our right to and we'll meet MeFarland at before ringside, any place on the merce or by the sporting editor of any of the four dally newspa-| |, |pera, The students themselves Hvery once in | bave contributed $1,200 to the). wine you see ‘un | |. The crew will leave | some newspaper Jin June and will car weeks on the banka of t refer to Wiille | prepar atory to the er| Ritehfo as an colleges to compete in over af Cornell, ¢ will b will which ree, ‘necident,’ and say t Syracuse, Wisconsin and Penn#y!) thet Nolan will in and ponsibly anfor A victory or even a good showing In| see to It the pres this great race will mean much to the varsity oarsman. ent world’s NMght | | | wetent RITCHIE BOXES | champion don't risk the title until be has made a barrel of coin out of his man,” said Billy Nolan, manager of probably the mast conspicuous = fig: ure fn pugilism in America, to The Star today, Anyone who doubted the abfilty jot Willie Ritchie, Hgbtweight ¢ ham | pion of the world, would have ac | knowledged bis mistake had rform “They say we won't take any chances against Packey MoFar “Now, quote me this way 135 the champion. | start a campaign for the purpos the bout ohn go twenty rounds. of raising the sufficient am “We will meet him in New Y) necessary to send the varsity day he will name, at 133 pounds r elght-o! w to compete In the || rounds. Poughkeepsie regatta next month “If MoFariand can't make 1%) Already $ has been collected | and nobody should ever ask Rit and the Chamber will endeavor t ceived an offer from a McFarland raise the balance, which Is 7 $5,000 on McFarland against Contribtutons will be received Farland would not agree to the match either at the Chamber of Com “The trouble Is, Packey does Publ, we at3aPlM VANCOU veR VS. SEATTLE | Yesler car. Admission 250 » nd thy tied $5.00 Glasses Stevens’ Cable Frame Spherical Lenses for $1.00 Wednesday Only, Carrols 1102 First cen wn hold strictly to the weight limit, at 6 o'clock, three hours coast, or any place where pou Pacific eee ‘ork or any place In the world, any ingside, where the bout can go ten 5 pounds, he |e not a lightweight, chie to meet him. | recently re wanted to wager accepted, but Mo backer who Qamausz not want to get beat.” 2480 PACIFIC ICE co. ROBERTS} : VAIN-BAVING ONE a PAINSTAKING Teme: DENTISTRY b meee Know [he seen the we beat ti - “Of course, being champions, we don’t have to pay any atten-| we against Boat le's best 1 ‘et. tion to disparaging stories, for (bere never was a champion with Billy Williams, at th re*® out his knockers, They were all ‘accidents’ and they are all ‘stall CUT PRICE © atre last night in s 10d | ora’ Now, I just want to say, first, as to the charge that we aren't} Cut prices ly mean chen! ring exhibition ais & to be in a hurry to riek the that we will positively have |things and cheap work. Wi As clev an the jocal world’s championship match July 4. Kight now it looks like it) pect it- ; eo wae Bo match for Wile will be Joe Rivers, in Californ Low grade solder, such as igual © oer eee eae RISKING TITLE IN EIGHT MONTHS e dental p y sonetrated = his = magaltles Willie Ritchie ts risking his title in eight months after win-| i [aes ore — ning it lson's first real fight after he took title away from ‘i * . —_— se of Cantilion’s “youngsters,” - Ade ig Uritt was months later, with Ga Volgast’s first real test . via tates Acts fines tere die- eat ilon's “youngeters,” will look tf be} weight after he became champion was 15 months later, when Frankie Burns cks much longer ‘champion n ‘ < ant uaplos gave him @ pretty good scrap Joo Gaus a __, manager = 3 enna enernesoninat 99 “Now, as to the ‘accident’ part of !t son win his tithe ¥ monthe. owner of the {inneapolts ase from Gens? On a foul. } ¢ floor. Hitchie | re is no cut price work aq alt clad, is a ere be lever in virtually knocked Wolgast out ion down twice, material in Roberts’ One Price Pe the theory tha & man ie ot little * r ninded expe knew that Wolgast delib-| sonal & e Dentistry. tse until he ie 36 or older. hie, knowing was t 1 to be knocked out if he| You can easily pay three to ter In 5 antill< te k times the fee I charge, but you cat raided . Nolan took t ‘ weigh m, another bugaboo | set better material nor better wei) he organ t " those who age the present champion at any price. Y « and “ . On Ne Charge f is fs ' , DONT TAKE ON ah ° ™ lor taminations : “ - 1 con aut tae ae pounds tin 10 Phene Elliott 1480, oan eays Ne ve never ma ter that | felt as| o man he Mit} ay tts only an the filers worry over weight a# I do Ritchie is of the nervous 40% giish fe ar ° ent, that won't take on surplus weight for phystological rea- drat f « Otis Clyme r eae ae harp Aiconliiey Page vs He has er drank of drop of liquor and {= careful about his ae 4B nd OF hatine aninae ° Put, best of all, he doesn't care to sit up all night and fan with othe ¢ haying chole bugs, or caroune, or joyride. . Boras Sp pa # arene erery_ time he had Re pain, | “why, I can put Wilt in the ring at 123 pounds within 10 days, if OProsrTt COUMAR Cantillon spends more time tratn-| in dreamland by 11, Then {t will be meal time at 6 a m, 12% noon p and 6 p. m., three or four hours on the road, and serious business till ing his collection of aires and grand any other we kick the daylights out of July 4.” A. A. magnate, because they some one’s championship hopes next JOE'LL SHAKE UP HIS TEAM AGAIN .. od © Amen p.|firat few daya, as the dri 2 ALL ae THE VAST FORTUNES y TACOMA, May 18-—"Iron Man” the, mers fore ' BEGAN WITH THE FIRST SMALL. = tse) sit Sluciod Sua ths ree START ONE YOURSELF. ae coe, oan DRAWS WITH MOORE |. The creates nd monuments tn the world began with rt some to we can't oe first ston They had to begin that way.| keep within striking @i#tance of th AKRON, O. v John ‘ have a ginning. A START | flag.” ’ sf . ry * start, things go easter If you Ed ennedy will be taken from ‘ his a b k account matter how ema ¥ 1 surprised field and given a trial at night witt ‘ how rapidly it will GROW, and how much mo Y DEPEND. tn jay’s game. H fa, but th tNT u wi feel posion before, and ght Make OUR bank YOUR bank shows anytMing, Nordyke will Grit ; jrest until his hitting improves 1| We Pay 4 Per Cent on Savings Len Bern Clelder secured | m the C ast league, will be giv Pa N h B kK & en a chance, although it is not Souvenir | Northern Ban SOE ee Se eae te on ee et ‘| Company | sot ed iit] Fourth Ave. and Pike St The Uptown Bank CuresLikeNature Drugless Treatment Restores and . LBAGUR i Bamboo Fish Rod .. 25¢ nuaoard tie: ae $4.00 to $6.00 Fly Rods xiyn ¢, Cle math 3. COAST LE FILLING S00 TO $1.00 Becton @, Be Leute 4 At Albany Cut Rate Dentists New York §, Chicago 1 Sine deve tate th _ People’s Bank Building. reseen Ww that, It you've (ried ther 15c Fish Me ietesliay:¢ ee aa a woree Mx than ever AARNE: 0 00:0 wee . a restore 2 25c Fish Hooks, 15e p . dozen oe wb - ‘ r poreels 75c Trout Flies, 25e \ , 4. Theee COMO: 5 i scanseet secs Jb : 25c Leaders, 25 ae ant, ext two for vowsvens GUY eee ee ! Kheumatiom, Lumbago, General Weakness Cured. __ Athletics and Giants have planted a great deal of pennant seed ‘ : Ellensburg, Wash., April 8, 1918 $8.50 Fishing Boots, first this spring. They look for a big harvest In October The Wlectra-Vita ¢ quality Or oO ND ” is | a Le see CROWES AXD BRIDOEWORE | Earl Mack, who manages the Releigh, N. C., club, wired his father, r Tubber ...+ +00. $ wu ‘ 3 and Connie, to turn over Ed Collings and J. Franklin Baker to him. Much t Albany Cat Rate Dentists 4 he admires his son, Connie had to decline, but he did ship a won People’s Bank Hutiding plese epee po chem galley: ara Bi . ihe th Bass Season closed from ? z . se & © May 15th to July Ist. long shot, . Cobb ought to have signed hi nator Hoke Smith and Georgia gressional delegation as wit “ ++) aie ner en-| That Aronimink golfer who struck an Iceman in the face with a| the other day, was penalized a . ae Jack Johnson has found out that the United States district attor. contract on the capitol steps, stroke for bitt ing in the rough. FREE TO YOU t this coupon $3.00 Flannel Shirts, ies $195 The Electra-Vita Co. prrr, 4 or Plain and bring a te ee ee ae f draws the color line, * | | 208 Empresas Theatre tide Comey isi ise vapst : ve Loy Aovernes-chitas declines to probe th ft 1 Te Woe over of Delaware declines to prob ¢ grafting going on In jeatile, Wash. - SS p+ Alok Mt should prove not! the peach orchards of his state " aide telenal EVERY ARTIC ; : : es\er tae tas tod free B0-paws | i vi A call, have free examination One may b@ perfectly honest and reach the helght @f heavyweight ana you will find we do exactly a& w9|champlom before taking money under false pretenses i ai Tennis Cee fe Ball players lead.e hard life. They play for lx monthe and then Call If ponsible and toxt Blectra-Vite | Racket oe oe ae Se | gingetr is to 6: Gundan 16 t6 18, | People’s Bank Bidg., Seddnd and Pike, Once they proudly sald FRANK CHANCE, Now it is no chance. | 4 ° We Are Reducing Our Stock of Sporting Goods, Hardware y BY GIVING THESE VALUES. HERE ARE A FEW ARTICLES; AS LONG AS THEY HOLD OUT, THESE PRICES STAND: Seattle Sporting Goods Co |BRADLEY DRAWS WITH CHAMPION! nited Prose Leased Wire PH ADELPHIA, May 13.—An-| other match {s considered neces- poe to decide the supremacy be-| Joh Coulon, bantam-| : and Frankie | Bradley, who fought six fast rounds! here to a draw last night. But for quent clinches in the final round, Bradley would have been/ entitled to the | dectatc n, Acreage We have some very good buys in acreage near Seat Raa tle. Some tracts as low a HOGAN KNOCKED OUT ] $25 per acre. y HAV onn., May 13.—| Young Shugrue of Jersey City to-| ALBERT B. 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