The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 22, 1913, Page 2

| Did Ray Caldwell | having ordered to pay Jim Vaughn, formerly The national baseball commission, Caldwell! of the New York Highlande: the same club, $16 Vaughn says Caldwell borrowed, | ing the usual order of legal procedure. C | | 2 Johnson of the American league that he n then promised Caldwell he would have the cat de no auch “touoh.” reopened = UNIVERSITY 10 SEND 2 CREWS EAST NEXT YEAR With the Chamber of Commerce | having promised to subsertbe the | required amount covering the ex-| Is Investigating || EVERETT SEATTLE cttten 4:00 pm. | WASit ALBERT HANSEN Silveremith penses of one eight, the University }of Washington's prospects as a | winner In the next annual Pough-| keepsie regatta have already al ready assumed a bright aspect. Another campaign is to be car |ried on to © money to take | two crews East next year. Jeweler a Is Now Located At His New Store 1010 Second Ave. Near Madison. jone crew is § 00, and two crews, | “re approximately $ 00. | The hottest race in the North Jewelry and . Eastern experts accounted for|western league is that betweer Optical Store Washington's defeat in the last re) Dell and t attle club, to see ‘ gatta solely to their lack of @ sec-| which can lose the most gamos. New Location ond crew to race with In the prac: | oe 8 em in the cane have been looking for and George | ® nll was de-| Cost league. Ste st man at the! It's a good thing Dug has saved the pennant-raising celeb his new park. He p have to wait som can flutter a f again. Removal sale still continues at 1102 First Ave. The Dentists You = Should Go to C. Campbell, at No. vably will time before he in that park eee Killilay usually bits hard but once a week, and then » has earned his m: crews probat vilesity Everything Depends on How| meet fn a return race on Lake | can’t bia Dug for finding pore near Treated —| Wasting ain Coulbent wil nsve|the games” f men it ce | Oakland. Coach Conibear wil! issue | the c « ‘ ‘OR tal Work Is} 5 ie ‘call for the turnout of the oars. | grandfath ated, we Dear at Any Price. men on Dec, 1. | wouldn't like to see It, either Al ics aaa ae ae If your Eight hits and nine runs off Toner 2 > are aching or are of Prett have cavities 7 eh? Dell's your t jen ae you ha teeth that iad wish replaced, of | c¢ if your gums bleed readily, or ff you have pyorrhea, you cannot possibly do better than ¢ th Boston . at I Merkle is not the only gent who SPORT BRIEFS ] f the} utilities ground that Jud, ar tick EVERETT .—Clare Shannon, he av., opposite Bon Marche ,Seattle crack, was ! dentists have been in this location | have to be submitte Ithe Western Washi cha: for over 11 years, and have turned} —_ pionship singles. Lang don, ‘ out more strictly high class Dent istry than any office in the West n, Even the Dental Profession will ad [: Other Northwest Game | Frye, Beat mit that. | All branches of Dentistry are! sp practiced, and each and every o ation is given the care and NEWPORT, R champ that is necessary to insure satis- |; the faction and permanency Upto-| s; in and Cloth date methods and scientific mas-| T 1 3 2} Nor Williams tery of details have e! ated the Batterles—Douglas and Hannah; | Johnston, 6-3, 6-4, franght-with-fear feature which| Kraft, Belford and Crisp. + ee CAMBRIDGE, Ma: Doughty of Tacon once made people defer a visit to} — the dentist, and at the same time| VICTORIA, Aug. 22.—Heary bat-| they have materially reduced the/ting by Swain, who poled his n cost of Dental work. No charge is| homer this season, helped the made for consultation and advice | trim Portland Thursday, 6 to 3 Go today and see the Boston Dent-| Victoria .... 6 10 fists, at 1420 Second av., opposite| Portland .... ia Fills the tooth Bon Marche, about your teeth. You| Batteries—-Kant haer and Shea; “4 he—Butl won't be sorry. | Hynes, Todd 1 Kin Druggists, irnamer Thursday shes Tooth ba All broken sizes of Suits, Pants, Shirts, Underwear, Shoes and all Men’s § Furnishing Goods from the great MIDSUMMER CLEARANCE SALE must be sold at once, regardless of cost. Any old price to make a quick and complete riddance of these goods, as we must have the room for our new Fall goods, now arriving daily. HIMELHOCH BROS. 625 FIRST AVE. cnerry st. Successors to Kline & Rosenberg 25¢ Pad Garters, special for Satur- 760 Boys’ Golf Shirts, special for Saturday— Get your share now, before it is too tate, as this sale will positively close with the last Saturday of this month. Remember the Place and Number 625 FIRST AVE.—FORMERLY KLINE & ROSENBERG Upon th suggestion of BE. A | Battwell, ditor of the tle, a Manager Raymond has wished | ’ state-wide campaign, poss! will|that 13 on those pesky He ‘or CARROLL Ss be carried on The expense of|the remainder of the season. ne to think he |, | Portland THE STAR—FRIDAY, AUGUST 22, Pitoher Ray ) ime ——. C J ‘ of | kane ne ‘ J é a | will now take evi | Lines thu Theiane : acca ad ie Pails 0 {| : aor $16? Ban | dence to find out whether Caldwell ever borrowed the money, revere | | eparitn anete ‘ ioe | | Idwell told President Ban | ‘ r ' ; ; ‘tuuoh.” Jorn | | rere of the pennant that the Indiarie oan beat the | winners of the pennant that the Indians can bea m 1] f R l C h B c | | or Keal Vas et second, When Champs come up for their r to gather around the to touch th cobwebs begin mid-etation oe The Seattle pitcher who does not win games {# as ex ve a luxury as a standing arn th no war on. ° With the kind assistance of the $23 Pike (new Joshua Green f as y that}, ommner, Charley So Seattle pitchers, th pavers are idg.). sally an | cleveland Naps has di © pulling up the batting average col 2 “lis not a decent minor league pitch y pag | : . ens S 0 umt 60-mile-per clip pees Saturtey, August %. cs tan at te Wa . A’ |er tn the country. Charles must + oho Coe oe of two of the re Having recovered Tony Walsh bas two Ish knock sufficiently, participated in the * for Vancouv a home run with t la Ww hock full in the first inning Thursday the other pitche has t on work! r Raymond may against the Heavers Meikle, whose arm | ing him, was till bother. is trip Swain batted his 25th home run Art Dues esta ord tn 1911 with 2¢ ee North Yakima will t tose Boatman, the U .of W. fp t this woek Japa OLARK wow T 60 am sails for ng at 10 o'clock, a Maru. —_—_—— | GIMME. NEEDLE, poc| VANCOUVER, B.C Vancouver se first three layed with th Thursday af 1 Seattle Score Vancouver AB. RH PO. A} oon and won, pd three pit erceccoe~ hite off Toner run and «¢ nite K9 Aofent Ingers : Struck out reoll, 4; by Toner, 2. Umpire NORTHWESTERN LRAGUR. ¥ Won. Lost. Pet Vancouver AMERICAN LEAGUE, Won. 1. hiladelphie 1% siand . “4 an ua ® AMERICAN LEAGUE, Philadelphia 7, Chicago 1 Bonton 4, Cleveland 2 ‘Washington 1, Bt Loula 6, Now YoreDetrott gems vortponed: rain. NATIONAL LEAGUB, Pittebure 9, Philadelp) Now York 4, Chi Bt. Louta 6 6, Breokiyn 4« COAST LEAGUE. 1, 7 9 Lon Ange Francis kiand 4 CHICAGO.—The Oregon Kid, Rainier, Or.; aby Relia , Kitty Hawk V. and Disturber LI, will compete in the finals Saturday, for the £5,000 Wrigley, trophy, , -yy, FOOTBALL DAYS WILL SOON BE HERE 1913, @ prove the contentions of the Bpokane fans that the Spo regardiess of the fact the Falls City may have a In ordert w han the best team in the league re now cellar oceu pante, Spokane Wants to lub n all Ite own at the c ffered t ¢ of the present season raise $700 of Frank | 000 fund to bet | Play Flag Winner 470 POUNDS OF EVELYN’S GOING TO invest WRITE A BOOK NOW °° *\\ Our Price for Only One Day Will Be $20.00 GooD \ TACKLE Svoary Vitalin oe TAKE r —_ Low Sorry, Albany Cut-Rate | Dentists | WE STAND BACK OF ovR VOR 16 YEARS, GUARANTEE SIGNED BY Us JEFFRIES TO PROVE TRA | THAT HE WAS DOPED For90 Days Only MEAT TO MEET || pe nallypali-n om ti LOS ANGELES, Aug. 22.—Storles parently have the approval of sim| The following prices will be gives tional pour ‘ ret |/emanating from |New York that| Jeffries, who has returned to Los|our offices until September tet *, e Byton, positive proof has been unearthed | Angeles after a week's futile deer) come in today—don’t put tt oft Ww, o Vernon that he was “doped” before his| hunt # Genta k for less ss ws §=Willard Reno fight with Jack Johnson ap- Jeffries refused to comment o r ; eet in A —|the wt r than to tntimate | 5° Teeth Guaranteed Ae ( chat days he| Fit, ROW ...ssccccossacea : " say ; “| ASK BIG DAMAGE 1 or 4 olid Gold or Porcelain 9 : ag COOWR, oi Si cesenes seeeeees OLYMPIA ‘ *|the hands «| Gold or Porcelain 4 stato land boa sult! writer which will be communicated | Bridge Work .....e0e0 ©'#| to him #|- Solid Gold Fillings...75¢ UP * Silver Fillings ...... 50¢ UP’ a Phone Main 903 DON, Aug. 2 oer 1 on J j re : wl fendi F I f ( Albany Cut-Rate Dentists ’ p “ b ‘ e ri 14 ond Floor Pee ye haa YFeS WFANSTOL UO. sens ecto sae ome it rooms, 25¢ ‘ Take Elevator of Wall y of My\t t Hi 86 West Office 114 Jackson 8t. OUR PRICES WILL SURPKIBG TOE. ] bd Ad tinen id OUK WORK WILL PLEASE TOU. Tailoring $20 Why Pay More? AILORING is an Arty and we have that art. Years of experience have taught us how to make, fit and cut a well-fitted garment. If you vant to get a tailor-made suit of clothes, we are the house for you. 500 Advance Styles New Fall and Winter Goods Received in our House this week. Suits That Ought to Sell for $40 to $50 a Suit Made to order. Made i = our shop right here in Seattle—remember, made in Seattle by Individual Tailors, which means your suit is made right. We invite your inspection. Our workrooms are always open for you at any time. We will own and control the largest working capacity on the coast. Extra Special for One Day TOMORROW—SATURDAY —=}20=— THE HOUSE OF BEAR TAILORS Seattle’s Leading Merchant Tailors Why Pay More—$20.00? Postal Telegraph Building.