The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 14, 1913, Page 2

You re “The Picture _ Dull fights, football and Mexican races a pole When you wear True-to ison Pa. day + Mature Teeth you look well and ter the hospital corps hi feel better. You're confident, [ed the rounds, notes fe they don't drop and em { which showed the jfrass you every time you at Meet a friend GEORGE BENEDICT—Front % ‘ | teeth missing, face scratched, te You feel a joy you haven't | goaip cut. + Enown before | HARRY M’'KNIGHT — Leg sts, mounted on | badly bruised. liulotd, or gold, | RUDY GOETZ — Knocked r, $5, $10 and $15 | unconscious. set, according to material | HARRY ENDICOTT — Ren used. Fully guaranteed | dered unconscious Outside of that, no accidents be . fell the rest of the partictpants StON VeNLISTS Only 1.200 See Show A scant 1 orsons went home M2022 Second Avenue ' th show was worth Opposite Bon Marche * In present location 11 years 4When a Bank |: Advertises | : does what ftiser does s cher, twirled his first SE seave money—not to||s a professional hurler, and pend it nthe rose t Ai says “Help yourself at || "* mag ay ee 5 our expense All hands on the Tilikums, save “ps e) ; Manager Tealey and our pitchers, _— your expense. | NHL led, with three pok Jack . a0) ait, Wally and Killilay two aplece INTEREST AT ie gh See There was no activity in Van reult. Sp ne ar ft 1 N frolie with Joe McGinnity’s ngals, while the Vancouve vers will mix with the Bees | winner of Seattle nosed out According to President Wattciet a, tw fferent parties Corner Third Ave. and Pike St. jare seeking to p nase the Victo jria club. Eastern baseball mar and several wealthy Victorians want to take over the team. Watte- let says be may accept one of the onest, Now |*="""" Victoria still leads as the best 5 ’ eee Gipe started out to perform in| ivertise, too’ the first contlice, but found ie nec fight essary to retire In the opening Balgar frame on account of his arm you had a great, big, splem: Meikle finished the game equipped dental office with chairs in separate little offices| Just by way of hurting a fel- with YEARS of experience— | his punch at the pall suppose you were absolutely | that you could save people Want to advertise these facts failure to k public—to let hundreds of occupied ba fm need of dental work eat where to got the best at the , ce * Pete was all for the you will agree with us that opening game and will use the port perfectly right in doing 80, sider, Stanley, this afternoon lly when you come to see 28 8 ority of our dental work. the most dangerous batting combt- BENEDICT SMASHES THROUGH FENCE AND LOSES HIS TEETH: TWO MEN KNOCKED SENSELESS ns the romance of a T, C,, that was the talk ‘pend cfreutt after plow-horse won the M, and M, at This year a milk wagon bids fair to ndd a parallel to & nearfatality | Detrolt #8 hor even goes the tracks. Prime ident in a Keeton ons His leg ‘wae | | Endicott Hite Hole He was thrown Strait was the hero of the first There ie some talk that Outfield: | 42% [S225 NOTA PRIME, = GANT coP TWO fairs, expects to deft on something by We ee Con you beat this fellow “Mug & spell tt look: | Mt thé Phillies were about to [make a runaway race tn McGraw gave a turn 9 | batting and extra base-hitting team | ou t 0 lin the circuit. Seattle leads in |e team fielding. tional Tonos nd his great thetr coir and al & nervous wreck, fall Phe latter Jost Jow's feelings, all hands, TMauding|irfabman. has no peer You knew every dentist oy outfield, advanced towards the | defeated and put staff was a registered grad| Clute when’ Madden came up for|he must be waked burfed and even t n the coast fs not clear until the sod Is heaped on Peterson diene one fault | his | Which he must shake before he can | !* , pain and trouble. Wouldn't pecome a regular, and that was his |spells curt ep an optic pinned on |!n {ts way He Is one of the few that ever put Ad Wolgast do and that after the sturdy Dutchman | # possible cut rates? Of Portland comes to Seattle today had inflicted gruelling punishmen te you would; yet people critl- for a week's hostilities. Manager on him. Us because we advertise. We Nick Williams Is anxious to cop the eminent degree one of the ent assets of « bona fide heampion he is gameness [38 also a king-pin ip fighting learn that we actually do One thing the series with the) hill ‘op every claim we make for Hees showed was, that Victoria has ro almost unbeatable ‘2 any po Shaw. sb » present crop of | batters. Pilfered sacks were fre-| for a count!,,. ib Filling Experts are so adept art of filling teeth that they give you the finest fillings in § quickest time and with the) at pain. Silver or other Fillings, . Sp. Gold Filings, $1 up. | ‘The entry of Claire Shannon | Hugh Kelleher, Wellwood Murray ‘owns for $4 | and Miss Sarah Livingstone, as rep- = resentatives of the Seattle Tennis aiios tan be saved aad mate C1%D in the Oregon stato tennis as ever if you'll let Ohio championship at Portland, is the Crown Speclalists, crown basis upon which Seattle tennis fol ‘with the finest Gold or Por lowers expect to see the Oregon Crowns—our price $4.00, {titles brought here. The local tear have left for Oregon. ° k $4 | While Shannon and Kelleher ap- | pear to be the strong pair of the WG ‘wor Seattle team, Wellwood Murray ing teeth are quickly and may spring a surprise. Murray, ly replaced by our splendid who won the Washington and Or 4 or Porcelain Bridgework. The con intercollegiate championship | 1 ell manned kind costs here, has been out of the game for| ‘but $4 here. two years. He began playing again oO recently. Sets Teeth $5 Up. YALE GRADS BEAT and give complete aime ithe ONLY kind you, Harvard may have had it on Its kind we are mak- Yale rivals in athletics this year, ge up. | but the sting of defeat was confined j to the present attendants at Yale. | Such is not the case when the Seat eg | gethe ; of the SUPERIOR For the third consecutive occa and workmauship in gion, the Seattle alumni of the bull Dit of dental work we do. dog institution have hung a sign p in today for FREE examina of humiliation onto their Harvard estimate. |rivals. The annual baseball battle EXTRACTION GUAR. between the two college alumni ANTERD. Htook place on Bainbridge island on | Sunday. Score: We siVEreae, Yale ..... .12:12 6 DUT-OF-TOWN PATIENTS Harvard ...... 8 8 10 write for appointment and Batteries—Shannon and Colver; | Benson. Bi seer, moet popstar | FARMER WILL MEET Aothase BONDS IN AUGUS against Joe Bonds, the Tacoma box ince 207 University St, jer in a six-round bout to take place Praser-Paterson Co., cor, | Ist Centralia, August 11. Joe Lucas, vers! ‘'a Centralia promoter, matched the and University 34, \hogage. 50c Up ‘TENNIS CRACKS MEEK WILL ST sortatennne league's leading batsman, taken off th of the Victoria clab. According to Wattelet. was offered to the other clubs owing to a misunderstanding management that Meek wished to be transferred “We have come to an understand. says Wattelet, the Victoria |? ing with Meek,” as we are out to win the pennant, we need him ourselves | Other Northwest Games land Pippins were Lefty Girot’s puzzlers, gors took the series 7 to 0. game of the |} on innings; off Fuller Hynes and Murray innings: off Pitageraid, 7 hite| that ft pertectiy, look tke HARVARD SUNDAY) VANCOUVER, July 14 no game sched here Sunday Spokane and Vancouver, 2 hits and 2 fabs to Molver; « Time of game. 10, tek "and Shackleford Se to 50e. NORTHWESTERN LY, w done same day they Dearborn, Peters, Forsman and | pniinaeipnin® 1 Ets, PORTLAND VS. SEATTLE Admission 25¢ and 50¢ TACOMA, July 14.—Frank Burm: | ler, middlowelght champion of the Northpest, will defend his title THE STAR—MONDAY, JULY 14, 1913. MILK WAGON HORSE A SPEED SENSATION FIFTY-MILE-AN- 0.0200 WINS $18,000 ON HALF MILE TRACK; NOW AFTER tHe Bic money) HOUR BOAT HERE RHEUMATISM plow racing. one better, for it was woman who gave that ena’ 4 burlesque baseba winning the ft 62 and the second 17-16. In the second battle Victoria led 8 to 0 im the Seattle scored five runs in the latter part of the |picked up five more in the next| Scores First Game ann i > 1 i ° oe ae AB Rh HPO A . oe ee 2 oe oe ee 4 pk, 2 os 3 Be as Be ee. . By ae ae | 8.9 ® 4 et Se eae ee a Te | ° ee oe: ° ae £ 17 36 37 1 RM POOA »o 4 ie oe oe as oe ee ee a ee ee ie Se ae Tae * 5 ee ae tr ee ee ae . a 3 a8 aie ee ee, a | » {6 ees woe as 9 16 16 4 8 base hite— KINI rotten, Fawil Mook. Stolen t 4 innings: off Narveson, rune inl inning: off Boatman. rune in 1 Inning; off Albe innings. Credit Best modern ‘outside rooms tn Se Stewart House, 86 W ost yA (near Pike Public Advertisement. 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My Are Unexcelled in Seattle Oysters, Dungeness Crabs, Fish, Steaks and Chops FREE—LATEST M PICTURES Vocal and Instrumental Concert Afternoons and Evenings Prof. Nape’s Haw lian Orchestra 0 < O—Arti-ta—0 the ex jfarmer from Washington, Conn. i and his wife, Mrs, Nota’ Wright, 4 BN Ke : : Invested $125 in a Mkely looking ; >. nach Tr » Eczema and All filly, --. and Blood They named her Nota Prime--the gg: | Dinoanen will find fH] hurro combination of their own given With the beat of th owerfl | autck relief in names. jracing boats of the Paetfie const The principal duty of thin filly ent 4d, Beattle will get it t plow-horse ro. was to haul milk three miles from Nota Prince the 4 the mare to » milk wagon to About four years Wright, a Yankee Wright tried out th her husband, and Nota Prime beat minutes leverything in sight, even while ‘There TRYING TO MATCH "othe S eietetie baits Per CROSS AND CHAMP tracks. She made good b Sep NEW YORK, July 14.--Manager ‘ber, 1911, they start Oo Annum is trying today to match Leach tracks and five on Canadian tracks Cross and Champton Willie Ritchie for @ tem-round contest here in Au gust. Gibson said he had offered Ritchie the Hon's share of guaran. This year a relative has charge of teed receipts of $35,000. the farm, an@ Prime and Nota have ment of the fans in Seattic took both frame and |< Vistt the Heldelbure Cate—Mu- with every prospect of making good ro. A ¥ ‘ele, Entertainment Hotel Birkle,| She has a mark of 2:14 on half-mil : : ° Firat and Spring. Advert: ; 1 nd, Swain Meok Peterson 4, by Melvor a 3, by Pitegerala 1, by Boat: | 2. by Alberta 1. Basen on balle—Ott | ott Melvor 3: off Fullerton | nee at Dreamland tonight, see ARK] > —— = ALBERT HANSEN Jeweler and Silversmith In Located At His tar piace on Lake Washington, ‘The | QP Qn@e Printers place on Lake Washing 1012 THIRD MAIN 1043 speed races, which Thursday and Friday mor the final heat Saturday are & part of the Potlatch ilar value an offered at Astoria wil be given Fourth and Pike. The Oregon Kid, champion of Ernest Gianetti, Proprietor Pacific const, which car rough the ter at i ‘ our aig was Drought t Cabaret Vaudeville Three ats will be r each 8 p.m.tol a.m jay, On Thursday Frida will comme s AMATEUR NIGHT rhe t and th finish w be ectly off Madrona. Park. EVERY FRIDAY ave already been placed. The u CAS8H PRIZES, end of the course is at Mad on Park and the lower end at Contestar to BE. K echi, There are five miles to the Maitland, I Thureday, 2 p. m. in > . . 1 MODERN egantly furaished French Dinner With §. rooms at lowest rates at Hotel Vir Bottle of Wine, 50c Fighth and Virginia, nea 803 7 Advt Begin to save on or before July 15 and share in the earnings of this Association from July 1. Small Savings We are ten asked if Our answer is: “We prefer them This Association Is a Real Institution for Savings You can start any time up to $3,000. any WITH HER OWNER 8 AND TRAINERS, THE WRIGHTS | and make all We are under strict State investments according to stri jepot. M hooked to the avy milk wagon. filly againet'A watch showed } Prime was her horses on the road. So did doing the three miles in about nine) o Wright farm to th For twenty-four years we have paid an average rate of netting close to $15,000 for her own- ors. Compounded Semi-Annually Washington Savings & Loan Association 810 Second Avenue. DIRECTORS: thelr mare on the grand circuit, tracks. 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