The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 16, 1913, Page 7

° ‘THE STAR—TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1514. VARSITY TO HAVE LIGHTEST TEAM IN CORFERENCE | | CS 40 CANDIDATES Only Survivor of America’s Crew MEIKLE, BROWN PLAYERS ANGRY | ARE ON HAND AT | Tells of Great Race 62 Years Ago|' AND GIPE GO UP | AT ORDER; TO 60 Clothes Show’ FIRST PRACTICE | BY DRAFT ROUTE) OUT ON STRIKE?) «. as VENICE on BAINBRIDGE ISLAND of September 15th in the Vetth-Cemmnclt’ be devoted to a Clothes Show—en expo- 1 ne | A strike an he y tu { f 4 { The Northwostern leag wil A st umong the players tur 1¢ es for men and young men from the house That the University of Washing sa spi ike anne 4a 8 aha Caelnaks alah wah ; Main 963 ton will have one of the lightest ci igs A Peon Ghee gt the alty he 4 evement-—Adler-Rochester, tailors of Amer? Phone Ma elevens In be cose baie dng koi season. This was mado known Inte |gested unless the schoo! board re ready-fo ce clothes. ing season, app: ‘ond ernoon w cind: orde ha r ° } will ; day when 40 aspirante for positions | Monday aft noon when the nation: |selnde, ie order, 0 It suse of I || be the first time in the history of fire 1 base commission at Cincin- |" m, Bea nigh schools wil ki GiiMlave fa Mecan 7 on the squad reeponded to Coach nat! announced the drawings. no longer be allowed to participate : ; a in Seattle that men and young men kson St Doble’e first cal Six of the nine players drafted |!" Intercity games have ha 1¢ opportunity of becoming posted on the cor- Office 114 Jac A task of bullding up a cham tienes tht p That sect ei A ‘ plonship eleven out of a majority cr the Geeeuas + eae stagiadery EPS ' ens, U Ra dinete tid eason that have been provided for them a of green men confronts the In-| whith "Joe en ig nationals, of | eet f t ttow wig Thus permitting men and young men of | i ry nannger | c ee bi abt Be, 1 > LL BROS. genious coach ae ean ban | Beattlo loses two rns by | tear ars to he t : seattle, who we know der and the very newest and ve uu Will 1 elke. 1 i ain f nix enttle Ir ever a writative style ur ew 9 du MAIN 1043 The v Monday afternoor week fa0 sag Mace Aragon " > png ag ; IV¢ be 1own models that are reprodnctions gots THIRD are picked by Spokane, wh cut t board t tent ' ; tions ¢ " most popular styles from English Kre | 1 = bs of the drafting pric I dade igh ‘ te from New York's Fifth Avene | 50. rown and Gipe were ob. | &x!# en one ¢ @ Se mast from every other authoritattwe.7 A $ ICE ICE the ca “s | tained by Cinctanat! smd Moikie 1 the Tacoma high schoo! | m every other authoritative Ameri Telephone Elliott 5560 Of the Veterans who turned out tha Beatie: Satineal loan uae he eeanediod in ntee M Jay were Capt, Anddrac Bud “te a A mecting ¢ h t ‘ 1 PORE fe rat a eet ue ¥ ‘ Pted A , ; mee x. einnatt a also pect Ar t bon & ot the students, | | the exclusive Adler-Rochester cream ompt d , e | ouglas, Spokane ‘gee to be held on the Lincoln park play - ri \ollaatad Norman. It expected that torta; Kippe “ bia sig ! " ved tions 1 most important of all—here are also Jacquot and Miller will return t boa et DELIVERY CO. Narveson, Victoria. Fitzstinmona, |the ! designed models for Seattle’s most critical shortly and that they will : | r 1 ; P “ 4 . Spokane, has b Gratied by the | test the dressers vho I to this store for individuali ~ try for a place on the regulars, | | New York Americans and Hoellmat rh c their clothe ny, There \ a neareity ¢ " it Portland, by Detroit ovr, whe 1 1 1 1 fl eres from the local high schools ¢ i | diacusste plays will include more than twenty4ive dis- vs a ¢ 1 _Bostng—Aust ‘ teton th tinctive and advanced style models of Overcoats and Suits the est range of styles from any one maker ever shown on the Pacific Coast Models for Business, Dress, College, Motor, Travel and Storm service will be included. The displays we are it ‘ sure will be most interesting as well as instructive, Jackson ought to begin taking a) rome players take tn thelr team, af 1.4 ae Ni Soha apabirgrreanseit ag! sepa ge jbatting brace now, upon learning| certain Portland tonser, while em look around—you will not be asked to bry—we want that his servi * are not sour t by|ing in on the car from the game you to know the correct styles—we want you to know Doane Or gnnkue clibs. The an-| wanted to know if Martinont, taken | the splendid Adler-Rochester Clothes After you once arate: be mnich out to allow a pinch bitter to bat I have seen these excellent garments we are sure Adler- he was not, must have eased up| for htm, had been J yer Jackson's snind, noting that he ot ox. reen Knocked out of I Rochester Clothes will be your natural choice for your we t i fers — fetne, 8 SURE OF IT NOW ro call igen three hits Monday lee eee Bait or Wiktereuit ot overeaet, Savy. itt here ; ; ‘ a may have | Capt. Thomas Lashmar, Who Tells of the Great Race He Salled in 1851 | Some fellows never can let a gink | cme tye former Spottane Among the interesting special features during the played the t. Fred Madigan Rud MeDermott, quarter, of Broad first practice gat the Uy No matter how long] .¢ w= ast year and was defeated wa Iso aspire to wear the colors | lof the varait | varsity’s first game is / t the Everett high on Sep | you have been @ suf-| 25 4, 9 ORBES the game Monday. Ost ng paved Wire By William G. Shepherd {*!esed snd we ran away trom pee ger is ge el on Givgiea diek nanager, was working in Clothes Show will be these: y PHILADELPHIA, Sept Special Correspondence w “Between Ventnor and 80 Cath-|0® Nationals. , fr ie rn os) Boa fy Cohn Over 200 exclusive fabric samples will be here for ‘ ng to the COWES, Isle of Wight, Sept. 16. | orine's the Jibboom broke and fell eee the grandstand uD fa your selection—choose any one of these fabrics—sclect ta Laer the Ai — om erica cup for which = ff into the water, dragging its| FOr one day, now, Art Pelkey has| = 6.6 any one of the 25 or more distinctive models for your you to ip iclhgr svagtd rod er He oan std, te 6 years sails with it. We got the wreck | donee pe oa ag of being sore,| Joe Tinker seems to think well of | individual style—your measure will be taken—and gar- mecticl @ Mack, les old, and during its existence it has > the eset = after that} : + ez yocty At eo fhe of ments cut and specially tailored to your exact specifi- cor delphia club. spent every minute in Ame: : “vounded the |. Doble had his squad out for prac: | F y Rede 4| cations, and, during Clothes Show week, there will be are ae the world’s series fae he amen eee {les away from the paeoditegee'4 Of Gourse we ann practically no additional charge for this extra service— ac the Giants will muiuaten: to atk im | een or ee See a eee ieee \f garments to be delivered when desired. w that won that America the coach as heretofc the wind fell, and e, “A dinky| If you ever are anxious to get a : When the Naps is the only known sur ture { u r an the Naps 1 n twenty-three min-|t@rnout, all green men, a weak line,| sour opinion of the Portland Colts < * 7 i and by were beaten yesterday thelr la of that race and, strange to N reach Cowes a win.|& Fotten backfleld, and not a chance | Just hunt. up M Pa ed Suits and Overcoats Specially Tailored that life-giving sy that | hope mel : ek ee ne at dark, Twonty |{9 the world.” Outside of that, the| lama, Williams’ of his wt the organ at n ia € apt. Thomas Lashmar and Aurora came in,|C08ch probably thinks highly of Mis) Coits proba’ would not be fit mat-| $22.50 © -_ recov-| JONES OVERRULES I ember that race? | Ul eon _— ne pg tated | tse ldap other pr rene The B ice is a new feature here which 3 tin he Busyman servi t er r |. This Is not Intended iking an adver 1 Vv Barham and Kippert were the permits you (if you prefer) to select these garments at BROWN’S PROTEST |"¢ s#i¢. And what a ship that) “an my a | firat America was America just helped |“sement, but they say Studebaker | jeadin ‘ alped . y wding celebrators Mo: y en i} i 4 tt] py United Prose Leased Wire Se ht lh nati | Americana wis elpes\and Ford, Washington aspirants, ard th sewe of tate acer Wr your home, your office or your place of business. Phone c | "PORTLAND, ‘Bept. Holding |,” rare Se ee “fear —_—___— a Tedege ike machines. | |Cincinnat!, Barham won his game [| or write for an appointment—and an experienced repre- that Bobby Davis had been purchas eof Wight. 1 bad heard | ——————__—______ | hing for Victoria, and Kippert ive wi ing samples and models and be of all ee deal beyond the hops ied from Walla Walla prior to/ that s cup bad been put up for sn} \ | Oh, whatever has San Francisco was the batting star of the Yan. atuve bl Hits Reape a wit Scat St Mae was & Seanl international race around — the| done that such burdens should be | couver-Spokane gaine. Kippert bat.) POSSible assistance to you. ? ber of the Portland team, President | #8 da. As the time for race | obese We thrust m their fair city? Clabby|ted a home run and two singles. Come fn and see the new London Full Dress Clothes—Engitsh _ omnes same, pure and simp Mislder Jones of the Northwestern|Sfe™ near there was Intenso ex-| and Petroskey have been matched Pag Motor Coats and Overcoats—the new English, College and Firth — 1 Ee a dcaean tae otorteled Pie. peoteak OF cite ent a yachting 8 1 ore to box 20 rounds in Frisco Octo-| By winning the next three games [| Avene models—the exclusive new English, Scotch and Irish fab- . last Friday's game, filed by Man.| Burope tie pag: oi por te ber 3. ae from the Colts the Champs could | tics—as well as the finest Am neaeicgpasieg Jager Brown of the Vancouver tea “pve Bbn a rage pr coon | pasa the visitors in the battle for Come in and look around—get posted on the new styles—{f cx {it was Davis’ two-bagger that start.| "1 Trmember goalng tne eae tlor | Imagine the sorrow of the Varsity | second runs. you have decided not to purchase now it will be a big help when i jed the rally that resulted in defeat} a7 had a slant, a new thing to us| | tase canes he in eT hdd you are ready. You are most welcome and you will not be asked a for the Vancouver team. | English sailora. ‘She was long and hte pet a Ps gies was credited with a to buy. the third inning. Mohler to Raymond, and Marti non! was on sec The t pitcher thought there were two out. A COCK IT He was clear to the plate when Raymond nabbed the ball. It was The Sen Champions contin. | ¢®#y to double him at second ued thelr ing streak M y O B B E D the fine tn the o the I in the « ning the series, 2 to 0. had splendid lines. | “The America’s sails were made | of cotton, and Englishmen had} always used flax. The salle were laced to the boom, which was an! Jother new dea | Just to show how much Interest | aio a fy Veith-Cammack Co. SECOND AT JAMES (AM—AZMO itality of Youth For Men Who Have Lost It RU Sl > RB yachts, n't build any better ix, today, for running with i.) rs, 1 have gone around the world in| BY A DENTIST — her. | ann PF A » coy t hen 3: ‘ : » a | "My, bat twas a happy lt when | ON FIRST AVENUE |! ae “a I was employed, tc at he had H |lent me to the America that I 4 n- |was to be a member of racing r H exe poet be : ng. crew fa- 5 | it waa a queer day, as far as the 1 in the morning all fifteen ships |‘°" fi ore a Port started at the sound of the y 7 f A U ‘i Block Dancr 4 - Some of the immediately got a} 13 irst ve., non ® at WH ill III 4 wind; some got no wind at all.| 1 ean guarantor to save you Just! ste HH | There was no handicap and no time jar eves pay | Me |) a set for ¢ pleting the race. t iy | The ht starte tward, under ja wind from the we Overhauls Its Riva the ve nn to pass ¢ soon there were only four boats "ae dhe one int tah aid by Innings ahead of her, the Beatric the t Porthos Aurora, the Volante and the Arrow.| Beware of fake Dr. Browns ae Dick Brown, sailing master of EDWIN J RO N D D. 5 | Wiitame. the America, had put in a jibboom, . BI WI A + Ue Oly . ~~ but it was in his way. His boat, ttle's Lending ‘Dentint * too, was so long that he was afraid | 713 First Avenue to hug the shore, as the other boats| 4 A or 414. He was a wonderful sallor,| Open evenings until § and Sunda t 5 bh n Nt wasn't very long be.|"til 4 for people who work wie 4 | he had overhauled the other ——- - Other Northwest Games|) +} | 1 was leading them . iG | 1 miles. — had one seare tn the after VANCOUVER, Sept. 16.—The| . oon, though, when the wind dle Beavers batted Douglas, the In You Ike to be the man you were a few years ago; to | 2002, though, when ap ge ie inne’ star moundeman, cut of the (AN ; We nnn ambitious spirit, the strength and vitality that you down, There was a tide again box tm four innings Monday and HF trip from PORT ANGELES to the wo ‘ul Wouldnt you iike to be free from pains and M|us, and we were so far out that ay a tirings of Bol Dua, over the finest highway in the Ye feel that you are tho equal in strength of any man Wit attected un more than the other won the game 12 to 1 ete yt id el yea AE yy ed lon ou can be if you will obey the appeal bere made to B) 1a. The Aurora and the Arrow, Vancouver shan a 7 nicaaion Ob f 1 bh I t caught wu Spokane 1 q 5 time of tne year and t sg! ‘ eep! ore, almos > Sethe ines { (aL lack is vitallty—new life. You are like an engine If | Nerplik in shore Sm ; Batteries—Hall and Konnich vemmer soa body working properly, Anything that will restore your Won by Twenty Minutes, Douglas, Smith and Hannah, = Yall make a new man of you. Drugs have been tried and “The Arrow, however, went St - : i ~ and “electricity a liter “hat te what, you Perl os and the aground and was out of the race 4 VICTORIA, Sept. 16.-The Rees ¥ We of Electra-Vita will give health and happ The Aurora was doing some 3 ‘ i re o ening oe of the series int Bieetra- nolentitt y rating the onde: v0 but the wind] pad : : rom the Tacoma Tigers 6 to EI braid Re dearkias pareting | fhe Meas m | omer vere ee ; Gn Visite iciccriiecnic ee 8 out the lea t sen It gen ’ i OER RES: | 3 natant r F dh it sends = = ° nwer to do ork REA ES Kurfuss, Belford and Kelly, is enjoye » thousands of persons who go to visit the great hotel and sanitarium oe WO mtisty the Ae: ” ody nan’ sufficient inctrte™ eneray — L CUR FOR “a < posed ys bei at Saher chariiiiee Teens of the Clpmots region. : an 4 not exis or to a h ) G am Fietra-Vita in a selt-cherged body etteny tor home uno. 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RNY about the aisoriore ot” sonal Alam [of $48 from a fellow passenger on| with Chronic Spe 1a te = This 6 lhoard the Princess Victoria from nesses nf hoth gene Fomale Complaints 78 “ 6 e e, with © privacy Tipe peti r last Sunday, may not be) consuitation, examination and ad | ae ea without the f y tried vice fre. If out of. town, write 2 " are ls how vario in A] Recause the vessel is Canadian, | Prices moderate, fund tnelude medi 7 8b case] and pogent on throug neither wor Murphy nor U'|ging, Hours 1 to 6 7 to 8 p, im ‘non | " red by electric treatment. : H1S. Attorney Rid tell would eps al" | Srewed in Port Angeles: Sold Everywhere. Mlustrated with complaint, declaring they bad no MAC | 4 ’ ti fant book jurtsatett - : | ITY DOCK—Telephone Main 580 or Ballard 1049 owing funt book. jurisdiction : ° loveland @. | SEATTLE DEPOT, C ‘elephone or ts Ba Chiropractic, Drugless | ee” bee aire || The Detroit Tigers have pur- " LEAGUE | THE ANGELES BREWING COMPANY fall amd ex- | AGATOMm ceveceeseeenerererer® chased Al Platte from the Provt a 5-6, Bldence club of the International oe beeiian pilernels league, Platte was considered the \e ‘postponed; ° star outfielder of the team,