The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 7, 1913, Page 2

a | Tive others because of the i | workmanship and high qualfty _ wp” that no time is left to get the ebildren ready for school. A per- drivers on the 12 5 t than Cobb's av has something else to do than|te famous speed demons who are | crage. Tris Speaker is the racing how on t ‘acoma cours d heavie slugger in the ee worried by an obstinate set of! wil) arrive in 3¢ Tuesday for |] league, at 384. Of the teams RHEUMATISM. Btomach Trouble, Eczema and Al) Skin and Blood Diseases wil! find quick relief in THE S1tTAR—MONDAY, JULY 7, 1913, ATHLETIC PARK [SPOKANE TO GET MIKE LYNCH FROM VICTORIA AS MANAGER] BASEBALL oe PICTURE OF CHAMPION RITCHIE VICTORIA V8, SEATTLE Yeslor Car Admission 25c and 600 DEAL HINGES ON ey! DOUCHNOW rin danger er of the om that tn Phone Main 963. a rasta Co. Office 114 Jackson St Rite if There Is ining ey Understand About a Savings Account | Come to this Bank liver and does We are glad to tell you all we k Our time b We deal in S Accounts alone INTEREST AT 412% THE BANK a SAVINGS Third Ave. at Pike Street. The Spears right cross on the | On Ritchie's right seconds. MONTAMARATHON RACE POSTPONED; on the floor, completely dead to started to fall Kelly, one of Rive the w TACOMA pite the in actic Wash ation caused by t officials Su PATENT Suctiow contro! the crowd ts which tak oe eloek this afternoon. Although no races were held Sun. machine turned somersaults, Clapp being hurled 2¢ feet. Taaffe was which elpts at the DENTISTRY IS OEAR AT) ANY PRICE. JACKSON LEADS COBB WITH STICK AUTO POLOISTS | TO PLAY HERE Our True-to-Nature Teeth ot still missing from the Detroit ‘They combine comfort and appear. Tigers’ lineup, because of in- @nee, usefulness and durability. juries, Joe Jackson, of the Many artficial Sets of Teeth keep Bob Burman, the speed xing, | Cleveland Naps, continues to with Geo. Benedict, Tony Jeanette, maintain his lead as the ® housewife so busy “sucking them | the plucky little Italian driver, Cap. league's best bataman. Kennedy, one of best-known bs Jackson in now batting .411, t. and several of . the big track meet to be held at Madison Park track under the man having swatters In the 200 di Trueto-Nature Teeth behave. vision, Philadelphia leads, with | ager f Frank Newman not layer © hitting in Beautifa at 10 and $15 | akement o x players who are hitting in set, Goooecing So maaterial used | Sunday afetrnoon/ Accompanying | following order: Coli oer Burman, and the other well-known 163; Murphy, .233; Strunk, 22 racing pilots, will be a string of [I g hang, 317; Melnnes, .315 the world’s most famous rac ing || Baker, 211 ‘Lajote ts back tn Boston Dentists jcars. Burman will send the the game as a regular, and is “Jumbo” Benz against the world’s | patting .321 1420-22 Second Avenue. record. A team of auto polo play While Hans Wagner may be Opposite Bon Marche. ers will also accompany the auto-|[ stipping tn his speed, he has by mobile racers, and this daring and In present location 11 years thrilling sport will be seen for the no means fallen off tn batting The great Pitts shortstop first time in 8 to polo 18 | has elim 0 second place played with #' ing cars. league batting In the hands of and dar hitting .340 ing drivers the cara are made to hia, leads the wonders of evolutions perform WALLA WALLA WINS HALF SEASON RACE WALLA WALLA the first half of state season en in the lead, with dleton third ar Fourth and Pike. Ernest Gianett!, Proprietor Cabaret Vaudeville 8p.m.tola m AMATEUR NIGHT EVERY FRIDAY | COMES ne TODAY” , 1 races |, t “|i that there wer the time. tributed two more ru again holsted the ball over with one _— on. 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The “Spider” is laughing. series with the Beavers prov- he Tilikums, Out ayed, the Champs In thy « ve Manager Raymond won't miss liar perfor the initial bag. Brown fi He contributed one and came through! with two more Sunday. Jackson was hurt tn ‘® KAMDE. Ritting 76. “Iron Man” MoGinnity has pitch. ed more innings and has walked fower men than any other twirler in the f To date the ex-New Yorker has 716 Innings, and has issued but 25 free bases. ee Vancouver left for Sunday night for a week's engage ment with the cellar champtons. | Portiand will play in Tacoma this) wook eee In St. Louis they have a bnaschall/ team called the ure » fat Fats.” And they The total weight of he team, consisting of ten men, is 2,193 pounds, Some weight ee s ie making a great f this season. He an league in run The Napa have the hardest hit In the country Jack aney are all clout in the 300 rank o- er wild man. 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