The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 11, 1913, Page 2

ATHLETIC PARK BASEBALL Today at 3 VICTORIA VS. SEATTLE Admission 28¢ and 60 ! TTAKES ON SIBLEY Lew Shaw, who ts known as the shot billiardist of Yeosler Car HAGAN TO MEET JESS WILLARD? EVERETT. SBATTLE INTERURBAN RAILWAY v poe SBATTLB TO 1 champion fanc Qraine 10.08 am ‘| champion fancy ie a the world, and who has been hu : Sao, 1:98, rr millating local ivory experts in| Kd Hagen, the Beattie — polloe eatlake: Gress rear! match games, ts due to tin UP man who ‘aspires to be heavyweight against @ real obstacle when be| Ghamnion of the world ig Limited | tackles Chase Sibley, the hampion of the world, will be «tv Kooal : as aroun & 2 en @ chance to show his champton . 8:08 night. The match takes pl hip mottle against Jess Willard ° > & | clock plans of a Tacoma fight prom doth ities & Thursday night Shaw trimmed! ef tmatertalixe. vtiations for a REHWEST. TRAC . rt, 8iXround bout between Hagen an Aare wine orge Mackey 60 to 47 in their| *™to! ‘ ) ‘point three-cushion match.) Willard. are now under way Mackey gave the visitor a hard run.| Hagen was first boosted as a SUMMER ICE ive: on. ant ‘nin champtonahtp contender when he anh iNett 8560 tae dels uiere recently boxed six rounds to a IRS ny ning ae racials : draw with Denver Ed Martin, one tee full weight and prompt MODERN elegantly fur of the best heavyweights tn the " a rooms at low ates at Hot try. While an old-timer he delivery Fighth and Vire h Eliott 803 Genuine °5,°6 & °7 FREE With Every i i SUIT game, Martin had los shiftiness, ev er boxing that Hagen held his owt Hagen showed a vast improvement over his form displayed in previou bouts. fous, Westlake, 4, Advt. ICE DELIVERY CO SATURDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY themaelves bac 1 two games tk us with! ague leaders 1 we k which puts . The fact that Mike Lynch was on job certainly appears to have had its effect on the Indians Two et from the Reavers rkable fe to Order at Aiko sure h in his o: palg © Indians out of the eee For a time Thursday It looked as though Narvesor y's pe »@ Champs r run or hits for th 1 his Monday feat, but fr fourth Nill delivered a one base blow to right. All the story is in the head- lines. No prices are changed, mo goods reserved. “Free” here means FREE, Pay our regu- , choose from our complete range— ° Brown, who Is a fairty good hit was yanked In the sixth, to al to bat for him. As rt was & measiey lit Sale Is for One Day Only | Thursday, two of them resulted tn | three runs. . Megaphone Miller bubbled over with “I Told You So's” when Nar AN OLD SHOE IS LIKE AN OLD FRIEND ff yin Sree acti? yan Tle te tching f vy ur Never throw them away for new ones; get them repaired at M ay; said thatthe twice ff was distinctly class. , KLEIN’S SHOE HOSPITAL, 613 2nd Av. B correct victory for Victoria Narveson would perform FILLED WITH VALUE MTT. CE From the moment these Suits are finished until you are ready for another one, the value is in them—from bottom of trousers to coat collar. The utmost care is given every part in the tailoring process, and when you step into either one of our two large stores satisfaction is guaranteed. : ae} ik 5 ; We know you are getting een something unusually fine in up- A es to-date clothing. th | Our Guarantee. IF A REGAL SUIT GOES WRONG—BRING IT BACK QUICK TO THE STORE AND GET YOUR MONEY—THAT’S i} OUR FAITH IN REGAL CLOTHES. Mauriee S. President 615-619 FIRST AVE. OPPOSITE TOTEM POLE Jornstein, 1318 SECOND AVE. OPPOSITE ARCADE ] | RIVERS CLAMORS FOR ANOTHER CHANCE AT CHAMPION WILLIE RITCHIE | For THE STAR—FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1913. E Pe SPP eS SC SoSOCC.?. OO i Tommy Burns Gets Tired of Being Pelkey’s Punching Bag. | CAN LICK HIM,” * By the Man From the Stap # Refore going .to the ball * “ A 5 . came Thursday as one of Dug's ® W L | G P f C Satay Tireradayina ons BODE X MEXICAN SAYS ires Los Angeles to Get Sparring Partner for Eva Ashloy, living at 7416 Sec: & PORTLAND, July 11.—Tom. Al Norton, McCarty'’s former “Pelkey has a terriby | ond av. N. &, wisely bought * my Burns, former heavyweight sparring mate lop, and Wm afraid my cet fal a Star. By reason of procur- & ted Press nod Wire champion, has called a halt on “1 am 60 badly bruised as a concern on this theatriees a ing a copy of the paper she # | LOS ANGELES, July 11—“! can being a human punching bag result of boxing with Pelkey will be to keep him 9 tour 3 gots to seo a gamo free as a & lick Ritchie easily; there was some for Arthur Pelkey, the present that | can hardly touch my with boxing partners, Upp lied guest of The Star * thing wrong with me July 4.” champlon, and his protege, and hand with my fingertips,” Pelkey and Burne are » | J a I stated early in the week # _ This was the dectaration of Joe mourned Burns today wired to Los Angelos for pearing at @ local theatre, fore Ritchie. After the firat few rounds,” Riv that | have decided tinue giving to ¢ * 1 the the free ticket to # that | was going to give the # Rivers, who Is In Los Angeles today pe dally free grandstand. ticket # after his defeat at the hands of Wil-| ton fair fanite Thursday. ‘The # |e Ritchle, Rivers wants another —, ladies took to tt #O well, & enhance at Ritchie, and is losing no 5 SSS SSS Fire which was. indicated by the & OPportunity to try to convince Tom — now | great number of Stara which #|McCarey that he did not make his Ly atte? appeared tn the grandstand, # Usual fight when he went down be tf ° $7 PANT a Indy fan on Thursdayn i ined, “my arms began to Today sone incky fan, whe & and I lost all Judgment sa eany, Some esky tan, Who x co wine ke 5 5) eS who happens to be watching ® n't know what was wrong r2 the game from the right field # not true that I quit. [ll > ver quit I was dazed by a punch could not pull myself together I want 18 a chance to show that bleachers, free *® ticket * eee eee | will got le * * * * * * os * * a * * * 4 * a 6 * * * a * * * * * the rs I can fight.” will rest at Venice pending hin ran A SUIT THAT WOULD ORDINARL IE LY COST YOU $25 TO gyi os AND AN ETRA PAIR Opiiee 0" PANTS WORTH $7.00 [i fforta of manager to match ch Cross or Ritebte ra Labor day go. CHATTER} : The Seattle pitchers are more |***&*** tt ttt teehee than anxtoun to assist Harry Meek|* Another Record Smashed = * out of the .300 division. The Champ | * ae AN ar July 11 * Made to Orde t famen have complete |* Another r d today stands # “ fled the hefty slugger, eo} * to the ¢ of Duke Kahan. # : ‘ his total pokes for|* ku of wall lowing * tne > firet four games. * hin southern Callfornia debut * cee * in the tank of the Los Angeles & " Wattelet probably will send|* At! elubd The dusky Poatman, the collegian, into the |* {lander eastly captured the 50- # “ fraca Boatmar * yard event, equalling Wick. * against Seattle before, * ham's world's mark of 23 46 & hurled for the Untversity * roconds Kahanamoku and * ) {ington in the varatty's ne : le Has “4 ummat * wilt ap * the leaguers last sprin, eer in ¢ er events here to- # es * night Ce ee ae * Dell Is Improving and should be back on the job some timo next woek. SLAUGHTERED! Union Made ; a Get your Potlatch Suit now. 300 wod SCHULTZ IS SOL VANCOUVER, B.C, July 11 Pitcher Schultz, secured from Sac amento in the Coast league a short me ago, tay sold to the was yent Tealeykuma men Thursday The were goose. | Ime tterns lect fro and satisfactiog At ngs Thursday Narveson|egged by the rampagous Viet ria | Ps Psy ricans for $2,500, { pal to sel m. Fit t guaranteed. Rees Thuraday | moapheric | Bunched hy first and ¢ firet and eighth vietory finishing at the at nd of a 6to0 f Fullerton * with a BUILDING EMPLOYES MEET EVERY WEEK Iding Emp! volen yen’ Protec soctatic King attendance at its n A . it might have been ¢ Be 4 4 tage 1 30 « hate __ Staple blacks and blues, as well as novelties ts lin the bar take a oes 4 iy steheea oe Hav —and with your suit we make you an extra pair of $5, iret 2 3 7 3] Janitors, watchmen, elevator men h ( $6 or $7 trousers Absolutely Free. You get the same | today je Kids’ day at the ball i S$.) heesia, ihe! aieecletiog tance 3 good workmanship and.matchless service now—as always park, Every boy under the age of > ae ae { the education and better ox 12 will be admitted free to the : aa ; |ment of the condition of its mem-! or BaP NO FREE PANTS AFTER TUESDA Y "Sit Dieacters. tb ot blber eee | r The Seattle Infield, sald to be t yar a ORIGINAL $15 TAILORS | tno test tn the tearus, te becoming x fhe Se ae ~ ———— ———" very Irregular tn sts work. The in ey Te | Z @ | hal 1 01 frequency of sltp-ups that marked Bi Himethoch Bros. Himethoch Bros} atin, 4 1st Aveg its cree et ingot tie pat & >: 1 Ml 625 1st Ave. - 625 1st Ave. [Ey *\ tar this week nine chances have |} hy ‘ been fumbled. Of the four errors |> & aye ‘ iE EL > TRAIN. FOR BOUT; tilly Williams, the local light-/ woilght, and Eddie Moy of New r cabbie Tar gag Send Owing to the backward season and over buying of spring and summer goods, a revolution @ ei one linen gee AE ose modern merchandise will take place at HIMELHOCH BROS., 625 FIRST AVE., foot of C | St., SATURDAY, JULY 12th. b- Dorsal <1 offered at this Clearance Sale. “lub has announced a change | {gg up to date, crisp, fresh and brand new. events, Filly Wright boys. t Harry Bishop of Tacoma 1 ns. Bishop ts for the bout | “Half Price and less than cost” will not be in it with the b | The one and only object will be to “sell the goods.” Everything i | Nothing but high class, dependable wearables for men and events to be pulled off at Dream land by the Puget Sound Athietic Other Northwest Games n TACOMA, Wash., Jply 11 The , Tigers turned the tables on the |i a e ens u 9 e Portiand Pippins Thursday, slaugh- | ; tering the visttors 11 to 2, | Pp. x h d Th h Portland... ris ae eee elow We Wuole a Tew Frices from the Mundreds roug | ortes—Girot and — Harrts; |i | Martinont and Murray, | sults FURNISHINGS $1.00 black sateen Work Shirt. Ue | VANCOUVER, B.C, July 11 $20.00 men's Suits, of all wool, va 2999s etm |Mike Lynch jotned the Spokane blue serge. Clearing price . $10.95 160 heavy Work Sox. Clearance |club as manager Thursday, and the - GEO, DUNE.» ose eek iad et beg nar cay =i getty oily eget a eo 4c 100 Handkerchiefs. $1.00 light wool 1 55e 10 and 6 : SERAG vss vd id sn toads vcassuntne $9.45 price, % for . Clearing price .......+ First Game 3 20 e foot S — a ee Sicha eee 11 A $25.00 biack English clay worsted, extra roliday toot ‘oz, Soc French Halbrigean Underwear. 3e come .. = feos wane: aaa ah $12 59 i Clearing price ..... Ratteries—Kraft and Hannah; tailored. Clearing price..... ' Ganvan Gior lgaateamee oe en | $20.00 men’s fancy all wool $10 00 Price ... Clearing price pan 4 A Suits, Clearing price ...... " G0e men's Work Gloves. = ———— Spokane ses. hn Ase ~ Rs ee Clete tha 760 Porosknit Underwear, N00! seeeee stoked : iJ ~9 : 25.00 men’s extra fine, velvet finish — — —$—$ $$$ Clearing price . |, Battertos—Smith and Hannah; $ ” 100 red and blue Handkerchiefs. sergo Suits, price Clearing | Schultze, Doty and Konnick, PLAN BENCH SHOW Plans for a combination bench | show and basket piento, to be held $2.00 fancy silk isle Clearing price $1.25 Union Suit, closed erot Clearing price . Clearing price $12.95 $7.50 5.00 men's all wool, blue serge Clearing price . ¢ black wool Sox. Clearing price Sutts on one of the larger playcrounds RSF MO 8 Mai b0c Police and Firemen’s = “area em ae eee” le : rend Nearitie $2.00 Union Suit, French 1B galt AD ig Baty $12.50 men’s all wool cashmere Sults, Suspenders. Clearing price .... taibtigean Closing. Coan the Pactfic thwest Bull ering $6 25 b0e Silk Knit Ties. Cleart - es bes shelled 2 a> Saha te bo el ba cas . aries ip er ae $2.00 Hats, Clearing There will be a regular kennel $2.00 worsted Dress Pant - — price show tn Seattle this year, T Clearing price .....+. ze ..98e $1.00 Gauntlets, Whip Lash 48 $2.00 English Stitched Cloth Hats. show which has been arranged for |My 8 n® Price Gloves. Clearing price 406 $5.99 Paeten eee Clearing price . $2.00 English Corduroy Pant Clearing price .....e6..6 $3.60 Cashmore ‘Pants. Sweet, Orr & Co's make. Clearing $1.98 ssiteaasatt teste Bad $2.00 separate military collar, Flannel Shirts, Clearing price eeeeees 48c Hii September will be held on nearly as large & scale as the regular an nual show and should prove a great success, It will be the first affair of its kind ever hold in Se attle, boo silk Usle Suspenders. “ Clearing price ......... idee ee Goo Suspenders, President style, Clearing price ———————— nn ALL STRAWS LESS THAN ONE-HALF Clearing price . 3126 heavy Oxford Knit Sweater; lat NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE $1.00 matting Shopping Bag. : Won Lost Pet Clearing price ...... 4 collar, Clearing I | H $2.00 matting Hand Grips, 8c BetO) cscs schciel teen : ‘ ‘learing price SR ey 500 x: oe ; ; :. 2 Cisen ae Se sd blue chamibray Work Shirt A) HE Pall Vek ee a t 9 $8.00 leather bellows, extra large Suit Clearance price pea ruey c scntintoncdtscabtt AMMFRICAN LRAGUE Case. Clearing 4, 43 $2.00 Caratol steel frame Sult 78 750 boys’ Golf § ; Won. Lost. pet. (MM price. - . Case, Clearing price . c Clearing price . All Selz COME EARLY Se at. Loute New Yorke . Shoes Greatly Reduced COME OFTEN BRING YOUR FRIEf New York . Piliageiphta ett rook eo Oe 28 YEARS IN ONE ‘ LOCATION. I FOOT OF CHERRY STREET. KLINE & ROSENBERG’S OLD STAND. 625—First Av.—625 Phila NATIONAL AGUR Ctnotanati 10, Brooklyn 6 ‘ Bontap 4% St Louta 1 Pittoture %, Philadelphia & if Chicago & Now, Xork a,