The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 26, 1913, Page 2

THE STAR—TUESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1913. | Umap’s Naked Bean fh} snover ove upon the batt pate of Umpire Menk O'Day, After he wee celled rnyra “he beter athe noctnts "seaman an fier dayeneyr Has Bad Luck If He ShoweredWithDust Be ee itis ehtemtuaekds 2OLBS LINKIN HEN 7 eee ee hie. position or coming back to the bench, Stengel has been touching sec Doesn't Touch Bag 3 NEW FOOTBALL University of Washington Baseball Team Sails Today for Japan for TRIS SPEAKER Series of Games With Jap Clubs; Wins Second Practice Contest Here May | tr When the school term opens inj coach of football at the Broadway ea ne te Beattie, a week from today, three | high school, Seattle's largest Insti . ton Red 1 ¢ r ther Sox poral new coaches will be found at the tution , 4 ‘. ent right in the mi 1 position 7% head of the high school football) roadway o the potent figure ‘ for the leading batting me f of m tin all athie has become one of " the ric eng ue equads. With plenty of material in att American leag 10 sight, a.great year is anticipated. | tho weakest, In the past few year P ; be Wakers AILA hove, Deepa Probably the most important | The mptonship team ‘ team which is to t P 1 ‘ wou iienae $9 t " the spirit of the f Hawaiian islands r ‘ y exitle f — \4 bang EB. G. Her th the — - Full of Enthusiasm Speaker's contract RVERETT. SEATTLE ha new man at the helm, one ture attached { ; RURBAN RAILWAY wna ban traveled across the Coutl j Washer today : - . ambition to tract was that of Duffy ' 1 Tooth ern a of the Champion Kea & ertisement, ——$—~sssinslf apg ion tn te ‘ , fea Cures While You Sleep Just Printers 1012 THIRD MAIN 1043 pee - Onc Expect Much of Franklin Franklin sb a vait | after Eyres Transfer Co.§ So sss" team, while Office 114 Jackson St. al dash, managed tnto the | an schools. In baseball, | DANCING klin all but won the city cham HIPPODROME fonship. Willis Boatman and Robin Welts Had Not Reported Wien This Picture Was Taken, Monday. Reading From Left to Right, the Other Coach W Ralph Horr, Manager; Henry Zilka, 1b.; M.ikeda, Interpreter; Pete Derham, 3b.; George Graham, @6.; Diller Nf! Members of the Team Are: mb and University — i og 4 wind | | if; Capt. Harold Kerry, ¢.; Archie Byler, p.; Jack Patton, rf.; C. J. Fitzgerald, 2b. Drugless Treatment uk athle ad won cit r n i s was no assemblage of stu-)versities of Japan of this trip. Ar) There was a small attendance atycarrying a receatly cultivated mus “ Rest He Ith tied prett for the state title last|, s nt to give the University Tving in Japan: both games, but enough money |tache. He had it amputated after i ores a season — aie wee 7 ® twoday rest before playing| Was raised to buy the team sults. | the game, when the boys threatened | t it n ne af Ernest Wells is to continue the |of Washing ball team a rous! first game with the Meiji uni-/ After the game the team was ban-|to use th physical prowess in re Nhile You Sleep Hlron tutorship 2 send-off, as Is usual on such 6¢ pres a queted by the Japanese Commercial | moving growth Charles H. N . Weat | «i when the varet | t , lone their bat | Clu T ule in Japan include Py oh My PP Nn Spoiscnous| POSITIVE PROOF weak } No Seattle, has been appointed for an- | » r r ting long boat trip, a The players are all about the|the following games gen other term as coach : > das y bin batting cage has been installed some age. Zilka, Derham, Graham | Meiji; Sept. 14, Keio: Se omach or 4 wigs due] aideente’ siete ot the elena - - t nly re d on the steamer and Patton are all 22. Byler and ‘ta or Somon club; Sep to "ar ing. remedy 18) kles, knees. : Nature's medicine—Klectricity. years, Electr | cured me. LAq me 9 Phone Main 963 to, bid the ec Monday the varsity played a pick-| Boatman are the young 21, and Keto; Sept i od Ja ae am in the second Beck, Kerry, Pitagerald and Weits, | Sept , Kelo; Sept. 28, run down, nervous iby ise SEEN y sent r of varsity game t » series the oldest, are all 23 Sept. 30 ji; Oct. 2 : ue, if you suffer py ‘nervous conaition tt t t f P gait vit ck ¥ who plays in the field,| Osaka, at K Oct ve| done wonders in my case tal Iron ‘ t “« aker aga With and , E my Western Ornamen & waking on the mound. the varsity ‘appeared on the scene for the |Osaka, at Kobe; Oct. 6, Melj cur nerves are starving tor per . Wire Works 1. TAOCSA. Ake, 98 : ‘ ‘ge wiih ¢ ried away the honors, 1¢ 2 game with the Japanese Monday, | On at nergy, electricity, Th 2443 Irving A Seat close game, the open « |games Will be played h the carried away the honors, game with the Japan Monda aka, at K naw ,onerey., electricity, . Thats a attle and Tacoma he F restore thems. | er h ‘ Shevator Buclosures, 3 note l Cas teat seeute ameraty: Ae 4 |the University of Iowa, has been en ¥ ° pm | Trou and Wire Wind policed ‘POLICE CHIEF CALLS aged as coach of tho high school|f| ,ciest™s:y'%s,,,,aeturaies GET IT FREE Foiding Gates anc Fenciag. ee © Seeenenton ot SPORT BRIEFS wiias. | Merves One rita ep It’ ballds| Write for our free page i. Gets eae . see Up atrength and vitality in every Inetrated book, which alls Phone: Beacon 158%. was won by 1 4 driv: ut Kleetra-Vita, how it cures snr CAMPBELL BOUT OFF econ cscs aie itt tuotistcne coer | REFER IA RRS tee a ae , Pe champlonship of the United States |!squest into the of “Bull” y ; am siete { 11 ut out 7 es Z 2 tra-Vita is the pniy suc-| for men « Sitiee, Phone Main, 1744 Nation wn Tennis association Young, who died of tnjuries sustain- ii appliance f infusing | an@ mall = a is the spoils of today’s match be |¢¢ in a bout with Jess Wil ROBERT CURTIS ‘ . | VANCOUVER, B. C., Aug. 26.-—)for yearance, and Ritchie, wear M 4 e... ‘ 9 § od : Refusing to fail for a fight here on | the delay, threatens to leave ‘Ween Maurice McLoughlin and R . Jeasent to th tree. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR §) R isl East unless some guarantee Norris Williams, both mbmbers of ported that an agreement between 1 it sends a volume of| Office hours, 9 a m. to € wee Repairing, Installing Ra : mi pe por Bie egg tsy Ligh olaie ae nie tal :° “4 not wasting (he recent Davis cup team. Mc the dete nae and the pro e into the allt ee 120 Oe 5 ‘ y ehiin df mn p effected . d 10% ‘Post Se. Sonttio aymon : * *|Champion Willie Ritchie, is time by remaining here for the McLoughlin hay be o and the ca: EF beubeaa a 1: son and Williams beat N. W. Niles, | Ped | ff ness, rheumatiom, debility of says it could bi proje til “ee kind and et kidn) joke, Chief of Police N. »| It is understood that Jim Griffin PHILADELPHIA. — Frank t./CANCELS ALL DATES and bowet disorters an liver ‘é / - ~ mond today has put one big dent in neisco has been selected}, “ ‘ ; v Sobers Pacific Stum Puller : bas Willie Ritchie's expected profits eree of the bout (“Red”) Donahue, a famous pitcher : pomlectracvite te an cles tc | Tacon ) = from his Vancouver trip. his trainer, Harry Foley,|® dozen years ago, died here Mon-| LOS ANGELES, Aug steady, unbro m of elec : day, after a lingering illness, Ho! Aldridge announced today that he|[ ttictty ta and vitals was 41 years old has canc all fight dates at his “Bailt for Northwest Stumps” Be Be ee 4d there may be worse to come t Springer and McIntyre, A atmple. | powerful and inexpen , ; 5 fb The Ritchie-Weish bought billed for Welsh, are expected me. atve machine. which can be operated on, 1 ee 1 September 20 may never take pla < , before night, when CSN or arte tor FREE ROOKLET ~ ye . So far as can be lea today, a 1 decision as to whether the tt tells how to clear stump land et : : Welsh has not yet put up a doMar! fight ts on or off ts expected ‘a lower cost per acre than has ever Mu sth Venice pavilion. Friday night pouts t sénsation HOQUIAM.—The Broadway high among the four-rounders have fea wertened nes Pp school of Seattle has been invited |tured Aldridge’s house for two ja ae Under its powerful to mee » Hoquiam high school in| yea This action ts a direct re nfluenoe, After a few weeks teen possible heretofore a football game the coming season. death here of “Bull use Cp nite Spe trouble PACIFIC MANUFACTURING CO. 2 fre 1 following a fight with Jess is owl o stay ow i fit Western Av. Seattle. Wash. — CENTRALIA—H. ©. Clancy of d ie ightning busted into the grand Not herping on race, color or p otand at the on Natie park | Ylous condition of servitude, but the other ¢ 4 shocked two tek| When a man ts ostracized from bn There ix one at| Pusiliam it is the absolute Heit in shocked | ostracism. joff and on a ali if you would believe all they tell 7 Hases “ ft} you, perhaps you could ge 1. ott Melvor 3, off Dall 1. Um Yea, What Is It? 4 pe id ap an pire—Ontdiek ROR gg ates oe ment on the decline — . | ice pecker af the aueaaed, fi as soon as Ronesetter Reene people will want to know what an/® the fiver. When the! per ond out they'll have to begin ™ nis feet, maybe | | Hardly! a Mec VICTORIA, Aug. 26.—Kantlehner This fellow Reed, who has § yesterday of Pitcher blanked the Indians in the first|the Seattle team, may be m-| Red Toner Indicates that Dug may game of the « here Monday but Dug has the satisf n of} decide on Victoria winning, 2 to 0. knowing that the youth cannot pot! boys take a f ' a Victoria . . eoee 3 9 bly eake h t B 1 ngs as a m ¥ orate FW wedccps oem te ate i” etait ns You Must Have One of These Beautiful Pennants Batteries—Kantlehner and Shea;| The report that water baseball is elsht runs were r ed against MeCorry and Hannah | is welcomed by ~ the| him VANCOUVER, Aug. 26—With| they now will be ta icon al After retievirg Melvor, with one Secure One With Four Coupons Clipp brilliant pitching as the f | Htthe breakfast money by staging/down in the fourth inning, Dell the local fans saw il ciate wie tf reiee | pitched a fine ©. He allowed From The Seattle Star and 15 Cents games of the season here Monday e «°% runs and held the Tigers to two! penton iy aint ote Birmingham denies the report ” ar ae Size 15x 35 Inches Vancouver 2 . ma oye eo ‘ || Art Deviin, who beat out Art ihovias: . Cabahta and He ’ rly of the Seattle club, he Roston Na |iams; Schmutz, Cadreau and Kon » released to Roch rnational league. | oe | will not sell Christ = e ee 2 3 7 e papers that Joc eometinedabene tani We note by the papers tha aver em Tost, Bet Now | only ‘Ht r.| If Tacoma should happen to lose . what an awfu ¢ n the present series, then watch Me-| . 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