The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 28, 1913, Page 9

THE STAR—TUESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1913. = NS 7y Bonesetter Reese has eo much If It's the early bird that gots the Joe Hennessy, the Tacoma boxer, The major leagues have a joint When Grant Clark of Columbus ' Seat ee SO Clee See we worm, Yale ought to cop the wig trains on crabs. Bishop, also of fund of $2,500,000 to be used to met Gus Christie of MUwaukes, he i GaR Whe names of Whe payers whe gier, The oarsmen get up each day Tacoma, met Joo last week, and fight outiaw movements, according quit In the second round, saying he cee the Ahelketlks sbe at 6:30 for a apin now he says he fights like a fish to an Eastern magnate had been fouled. Christie won we - — - a " ’ 7 ; r my #) THEY ARE ONTO AFTER GRIDIRON COACHES MAKE JUDGE BAER IS —- CERTAINLY A BEAR THE ROPES, TOO . oa at the world sertos * at Meadow prise t prevatied ane * re ‘ in M id ort - | rte | . . final ay ~ r bald pe / fighter. I s t the ring particular fight . oid like hot cakes r high school teams and Do Fo bie’s varsity squad ¢ venced heavy pra @ work Monday after t into shape for games to = | ALBANY CUT-RATE «| DENTISTS <4 625s EXTENDED -“ the best Come TODAY—DONT PUT IT OFF 3 Set of Teeth, Guaranteed (A ° now .. oF lid Gold or Porcelain e9 $ Crown oo cece sere er teens Ou “t Gold or Porcelain = ¢ i Work ....--++: A x) = AM sotia Gold Fillings. . “‘TSe UP -f Silver Fillings .....- 50¢ UP Albany Cut-Rate Dentists Bariding Second Floor Peopte’s fx Second m or Walk Up. SURPRISE TOU PLEASE TOU oe se | vA You Can Be Cured by THE NEW MACY STsTEM ark > ¢ peed up? “Pe you sleap with mouth wide open? “Ie there any pain in front of head?” “Is your throat 4ry or sore? ve you m pad taste in the morn ke up tired and out our strength failing? 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SATURDAY Lincoln vs. Franklin Washington vs, Whitman. somely de occasion, Lincoln ts conce easy game this wor) «oe of Capt 1 game shows f de Tay © decora ranklin, the Broadwa ‘ tred shell & into @ real contest al. Am will r ade a howling Raly or, O against Queen ite first Co! F. Blaine, Frank M game of the b season, De BE. Parish and Scott While Ballard ts not equal to Br cae G way tn size and welght, the hand cap ts offset by Its ability and wit ingness. jury sustal - Gn rof the Aggie he Pi the + Hap le yw g room. Mil-| ong 1 ‘ against it for eld in the ga rday, He t# a bre halls M from and ager prot Whitman ¢ as umptre. Doble would be aby AUTHORS NOW The ban on playorwriters May hit the Harvard and Yale football elev ens, Capt. Ketcham of Yale, it 4 rumored, wil hibit, Yale men from writing up the big games, and It will be a sad blow to Harvard layers “if the order es out harlie tekley, Tack Hardwtek and Eddie Mahan, the Ciimson xckfleld men, already are signing thetr names to stuff, Their com bined salaries per week amount to early $200, : DOBIE DISHES OUT PLAYERS TO EAT DOLEFUL DOPE; HAP . MILLER’S HURT NOW ‘::: ho: varsity baseball team, which ts tou Japan will be Incle the of honor at the banquet to: at the Washington, . ‘which the ott oaition and Industrial bureau 0 is ten crew duate and Coach, m has been hand © loners a big the present = 2 CAMES TONIGHT | ner ot her r = f the stars ow a high A will Tacoma in one game. . after watching the perform against Qu soxpressed his op na teams of a outclassed th Tace Jacquot, LAncoin in 1909. great backfield in and Matthews.” BOXING NOTES Schwartz and Cuban Won x at Hamilton, O. Yanke der will t . Jacob E. Munsinger, financial manager for John | Van, is dead | Get In the ewim! lenge to Willie Ritchte jever have to post money Issue Ye your Bat Netson’s hands earne: lot of friends, as well as | money and fights. He's on |best-liked fighters living | ore Freddie Hicks h. fer to fight Billy Papke 2 Jaurez, Mexico, late in Nove cee Mike Gibbons atch with Packey rding to dispatches after reading what Packey Harmless Tommy” Murph “ee Knockout Mars, booked en Anne one-time Ie pining for McParland We aren't the second gam: loked. beat Monday night fon that Sibley Stoe $5 to 21 The 1909 champions were a light) jp pos; 4 Bud Ande al h, with @ weight average of 104) /'5 yr. tool who clash 5 4, which fs five pounds better 0) naa fea tet th the average weight of this! \\inq contest, completed om am. Tacoma then had aj triining today” ~ and two fast ends. They | . - quarter tn the North Best modern outside rooms, wi | West in Jack Baymer, the man who,/to 80c. Stewart House, 86 Weat j}by his wonderful ‘kicking, beat Stewart.—Adv sermnt. Broadway two successive years and - had a —|TATE Cabaret Restaurant L. Sulll The House That Quality Entertainment Built This Week WHITE FAWN That Indian Girt Joe Roberts, Banjo 10——-OTHER ACTS-———10 a chal- pu won't forfeit dhima a lot of e of the received an of- rounds at mber. Try Our 750 Table d’Hote Din- ner with Pint of Wine did to to fight Johnny Kilbane in the near future, |shaded Leo Rous tn Cincin | other night . Toll the bell for Fighting Al zer, the dead Iowa white hi -- sone] OHI nat! the pe. CUT- cor Dartmouth football coaches hay Judxe George Baer, Cleveland, ia hit upon a novel plan to teach the ome golfer candidates to play low. 1 atrete He holds the long-distance record & rope across the field about a yar r id-tr the Higt i from tho er or # little lower ib. On hf oF r and make the linemen charge under ‘ irive ‘ it in a bunch, going at full speed, 1 « the autos one man get “afoul” of the rope lio Baer was bunting, a mem spills several bers of the squad € rove ur ow with {t and {a the butt of a fow polite re It had lode 0. The c marks—from his team-mates, a h 1 1 the park with | well as the coaches WESTERN LEAGUE RABBIT TO GET A CHANCE IN BIG LEAGUE | “Swifty Joe” League “Rabbit,” Who Will With Pittsburg Next Season Butler's Liquid Tooth Filler, math “Swifty Joe K y ta the ra led f ©. Butler Dr ‘0., Seattle, [bit of the Western | Wash. Adv Ho will cer ationa me © most exe ert neon, with burg ar known ready-for-service rear, he * ne nage distinctive, correct and aec- setter pu Kelley, the Western |t Play | bit THEM RUN LOW ‘JACK LESTER IS EASY MEAT FOR SAM LANGFORD | TAFT of Cle I sho How Do YouJudge Clothes? 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O, very well! ? : ; : u tS ie | hte, Metee ve no bog ti er Our Tross Is guaranteed to be better than very man and Young Man in and about Seattle fj Stewart has so many holes to fill| world’s series. Which probably| a, Lexpnemn’ ce tie? Third Av know Veith-Cammack Co. Clothes. : on the O. A. 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Twinkle, twinkle, baseball star, How I wonder mn are You, who used to poke the pill: Ah, | knowin vaudeville. Aa eee After Doble's statement as to the| strength of the Washington tea if he told me that the Smith build ing was 42 stories high, 1 would] immediately go down to the Smith |bullding and count again to find |. JAPS PLAY IN WINTER | Although the season fs at an end, | Seattle fans can still enjoy a fair ly good brand of amateur baseball |a la Japanese. Though cold and rainy, a good crowd of Oriental) fang turned out Sunday morning to| * Mikado-Asahi game at Dug 14 ark apanese games are to 8h Wolff and the White deena ae tea > ey Prod a: continue on Sundays throughorc| | batt the championship of the winter, | Sea lotic clad allevs. Mikados -9 10 5 | White Store bowlers tied ahen e A ani : EN Bors ia her cee eee ee aad : Kondo and Ohmiya. Umpire—Karl |a fairly wide margin. «oT WANth A GLK Lenghe Cunting The Rainier Valley Athletic elub | . 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