The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 14, 1913, Page 7

j Rest modern outside rooma, 28 | to S00. Start House, 86 West Stewart. Advertisemnt HITE SOX WALLOP CUBS IN BIG SERIES CHICAGO. N rotuaterwow't BE ENTERED IN Oct. 4 The seventh erlon played between the Cubs and the White Sox ended Monday after noon in a victory for the Sox, 6 to Of the * the Sex four cames, th Cubs two The ff Kame resulted in a the The tot With the construction of the / {iy ndanee at the & $108,816; cack apeed boat Potlatch II, for the mo-|ciut's share $29-46%, and. the pia \ 7 torboat races held on Lake Wash: |ers' pool for the first four game t YOU CAN BE ington during the last Potlatch, | $3 the ‘ed to be some ho AMOPICANB 2... cece 6 1 resent he big maritime events| Battertes: Scott and Schalk QA emall cost Macy Sys 4 he Portola festival at San| Humphries, Lavender and Areher Others « ‘ cle this month D> ™ who TREATS TREES 74 - » A Phe Portola races are for the WON'T PLAY OFF TIE ; «| Coast championship ST. LOUIS, Ock 14—Althou ' teh, a boat with @ set!ine Browns and Cardinals have eact . . r ad a sturdy won three games tn the char " PAYS SPECIAL ATTENTION expected a likely cot! pionship series, It was announce de all stomach, bow attue: But the toh failed to | today that the tle will not be played . aA - in the Lake Washington | ort Manager Rickey of the Browr pordere 4 nets uble Kept it out. | declared he was willing to resume orma . B The Potlatch will not compete at| play this afternoon, but Manage Disorders of Wo euis . an Francisco this year, and Seattle | tuggins of the Nationals re \ wee, Dis ot eon 2, Wil be without representation, The | saying his players were “s { . pt . es in the Potlatch will be) pieces The share of each playe Disorders of Mew . to another hull, and the | for the series ts $7 Biooa . od in speed event treat crores woe The engine has already| WHITMAN ALUMNI HOPEFUL ‘ys x x a A hundred seats for the Whitma ene « Owner Timkins of| University of Washing Ki 7 x i as Kitty Hawk V. of New| which is to be played Seattl — - « mod RR. Fife of Chicago and San | Nove 1, have be wet asid tine. am Bendaye nd E. Kavergne, mechan. for former Whitman students now by eppointme have given assurance that the]living in Seattle. They had a mee Kitty Hawk V, the Kitty Hawk IIL|ing at the Y. M. C. A. cafeter DR MACY of San Diego, and another fast San| Monday, Plans for rooting at the seg Diego boat will be entered in the Kame were discussed, ’ Portola races. | sl Osteopathy, Chiropractic, Drugteas Treat. ment and Hoodies. raery, Wit Associate Medical and Surgical Specie! ations tie tate I ! m BLDG. edt tional com The yarn about the mission threatening te word's series next year ts an add to the story about John D, abandon tng Standard Ol abandon Looking toward Port) A eae oy eee cat From St. Louis comes the word 4 that the fans th Md not show ar rs made by th ot yer of err nterest | y ser an out from the bush Don't let that - ore 7" Eight heats of the 2:08 pace failed to produce a winner at Columbus ek, Nine heats, ¢ a HOT race. H THE STAR—TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1913. | WOLGAST HAS ALL THE BEST OF BAT NELSON IN PITIFUL SCRAP th You know Yost—he's sotball Aside from th snd the greatest one n football coach that ever won a championship, He ha ne more to make it ne ary ¢ re lify the n rules than any man at ever coached a team Yost has invented six new plays under the 1913 rules, especially for the youngsters of Seattle. He did this upon request of the Star that the boys, just get & Hulen's may gos bit farther,| ie ae Ne ey ree be vmarancs wat after dispouing of the ety champion: | ‘ comntort ting into the game, might ; at , and the latter was im xigh pe profit by his expert advice, ship, 1n an endeavor to establish &/menscly pleased at staying the limit sithy. Neglect, to Bard 08 The { is iu state champion In the final round Ad had the + to health and expensive e first of the “ne | A tourney is Just what the local|Dane bleeding badly and reeling|in the end ated plays, m m dia ivory pushers have been aching for,|about the ring, but he was unable| * 11 seta, mounted om vuleanite, s drawn rst, will A lot of challenges have been hurled |to put over a k. o at 95, G29 and UIP per be printed Wednesday, and and accepted | Wolkast had efght of the ter - coer i be beitad oAe Charley Hulen 1s one of the|rounds, and the other two were| dean yA de ARE cr niftiest handlers of the cue in town. | even. 0S on en 1S § lay next week e team Just to show what he might do ff Ad devoted the first round to that masters these plays he decided to turn out as a candj-| feeling out the Dane, and then start 2660s tied atk Hurry Up” will be well date for the city laurels, Charley | ed plying left hooks to the jaw, fol-| Opposite Bon Marche, Seattle $ ‘iy hah ee a held m Monday made a run of 83 at 18.|/lowed by rights to the be i vereeat losation Tt Sam : bericht ; “Hurry Up” Yoat balk line, and had to quit because a ts own with its rivals his arm got tired st is f ots for his pepper-sauce talk on the grid Jack Hurley ts trying to get| ron. He is man who told the Michigan players: ] Brown & Hulen to stage a pool | The rules say to keep one foot on the grounds when | ‘purnamont after having settled the tackling, but you needn't let it w there, you know,” J Ureevall Jevadivite RANDOM SHOTS Eddio Plank pass out of big com pany. Without elther of this pair in {t, the annual scrap wouldn't look lke the real thing. ? - --— ° There are a lot of fellows in at Dr. Linda B. Hazeard’s fast cure thia wee) And they're not their seeds on New ° “ef ° That's Right And just think, nobody stepped on Baker's leg . oe When a high school student can a weak tree; now get your r was laid mind ‘ away on & a net ve NER As opposing fighters In the same Sature " PORT ANGELES is just to north of those mighty [/ring, Sam Langford and Joe Jean-|* ee teary halt peaks, set down beside a spacious harbor that opens on [ette are a swell song and dance|)% Lave ths peek the Straits of Juan de Fuca. aac a ee ve # n +. ee int A _ $4 | Ste But PORT ANGELES isn't far away, and you don't } They Need have to scale the mountains to get there. Nor do you Chief Myers, Chief Bender sh is dale Te Giants an Gib need go far nor scale mountains to gain the privilege of os aie ee ian oe Ing the world’s tour for thelr using that mild, bright, palatable beverage | the ticket sealpers. 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The played here at 2 ng the teams play in and will be brought over 1 a special train mediately after the game the ms will embark on the launch n which Dugdale has chartered sailing to Vancouver. board the Empress trip to Vancouve hours, and the Em The Japan iires five hours, awaiting their arrival, CAMPBELL GETS ON SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 14.—Ray Campbell of Seattle and Louts Rees of Los Ang top the four-round card to be staged here next Friday night a Pavilion rink Campbell recently went 13 rounds at Vancouver with Freddie Welsh losing the decision by a shade. Rees has a four-round decision over Red Watson to his credit. | THE MARKETS Yakima potatoes White River potatoes 16.00 Ontons oN Hubbard . Ke 0 @ ”™ @ poultry, ¥ Perry Bro iene 7 itve 12 ducklings, White Jucklings, colored fron 12 yok hog, fresh Pork, larger . 10 07 GREAT COACH INVENTS PLAYS ‘PLAN A BILLIARD FOR BOY READERS OF THE STAR aa of Japan will be held eight) PLA ‘DANE SUCCEEDS TOURNAMENT TO IN STAYING TEN PICK ACHAMPION ROUNDS TICKLED Local billiard sharks are chalking | man wl he is th ve at » put “hurry up” most originally You Look and , Oct. 14-—That Ad up thelr cues and getting thetr| Wolgat and Battling Nelson, former |"patting’ eyes in trim, following |ghtwetght champtons, are finished Feel Youn announc t today by Charley|as fighters, was the consensus of Hulen, of Brown & Hulen’s, of njopinion today, following their 10 D ppearance you can oot Side She big billiard tournament for the city ph ee bout last night i T jon olgaat v he popu decision championship. no «big tourney HaeeY WOR tne popular deolsod but it was evident to the that the Cadillac up to a walk Ad hit 1d youth has slowed will start this week There 1s a possibility that Brown Nelson he Boxtne—Avetin-Malt. 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