The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 29, 1913, Page 7

DANCING HIPPODROME th and Univers a Orehe HERE’S A SAD THING! EXPERTS IGNORING WAGNER AND LAJOIE ER TRUNK CO MILL BULL BROS. | ~| | vyiae os ust Priaters AVE you picked your All-American ball team yet? If you haven't i. Ae iba you'd better come across, for the chilling winds will soon ntp short ors THIRD _ 3| into Insensibility all ideas of the 1918 pastime, Most of the ma turtes — - — jor league managers have come through with their selections, And 4 lot of them have made some ve pcullar and surprising chotoes ~~ nd Our Salesman 7s mameen 4198, an’ Ver Miller Huggins was the only leador who gave the slightest thought e's Will Respond With Samples of 11, oi4 Hans Wagner. The St. Louls boss ote nd the veteran in the short field. Larry Lajole was entirely ignored How the mighty have E Hugh Jennings, John McGraw, Joe Tinker and Huggins like Cob + Following Pric While k i Jackson as the fly-chasir trio. Connte Mack, who Is They Last: | at Cobb, cannot see the I h at all and re aces him with Oldring. Connte further puts the hobnatl boots to Tyrus by lecting Strunk as the utility ou sider 1,000, $1.50 These | Most of the leaders pick Cobb, Jackson and Speaker for the gn 2,000, $2.75 Prices = j[dens; Daubert, Colling, Haker and Barry for the tnfield; Schang Include | Archer and Schalk for th ckstops, and Johnson hewson, Bender 5,000, $6.25 10,000, $10.00 general Printing at Greatly Reduced Prices Printing to | Plank and Alexander, the flingers. Your Order iin GIPE, JACKSON AND REARDON, JOB SEEKERS H AVING returned from their hur rip to Port Ludlow n, Al Gipe and Peto Reard lawh about Boll Jack for Je ting are gor n awing Be during the cold, wintry months, Jackson has changed his mind about idling the cold days away on his ranch, near here ? The trio spent a week in th lids near Ludlow They got the panted them plugged a 160-pound buck. Pete Reardon collected his 212 Spring Street bank roll in Ludlow before becoming a full-fledged ball player, which mea some sling that Pete had to introduce Gipe and Jackson to all his old pals 300 of ‘em. Jack and Gipe had to carry their wings around tn a after the formalities were concluded. ove ee Main 4135 ES Doc Roller, the eminent exponent of the mat game, wired Dantel . t eal promoter today, that’ the te: a bout with Polly whet No were satlsfact and he would ar revelation in home cooking.| rive in Seattle ne uesday, to begin getting {nto shag Although wn it this sanitary cafeteria today. | some of us are strong for wrestling when it is conducted 0 ~ » flour » a tactful surgeon to separate work out on the mat, . —| Doe probably will find bis other pr \] }than the mat game. It's going to requ a Seattle man from his coin to Do . NEFF 18 CLIMBING Chet Neff, the local lghtwetght, ing. Neff displayed considerable ability with winter, but those who have seen him per |the fourround proceedings flourish unin proved §0 per cent ts one boy who will bear watch the padded mits here last cently say in towns where im Chet- has Monday night Chet met Percy Cove, claimant ofthe Coast feather weight championship, in a four-round mill before the Snohomish Ath S letic club, Neff made a very creditable showing and earned a draw While the number of blows exchanged we about evenly divi ind Neff's seemed to carry the sharper sting, At the same smoker thr - other bouts were staged, all of which were draws were: Tommy Clark vs. Jim Morrissy; vs. Giles; Can ne Cured se Kisco Fintey mE SYSTEM |OVERCONFIDENCE IS ~" THREATENING U.OFW Billy Willams aretully arg gga Meer With but a few short days passed, There Is only one college in the conference whi is looked upon sor pain in the stomach General debility, weakness, dirainess. welling im any part of the bedy ‘onstipation or liver trouble. Faipltation or pale under the heart. Pain in the hip Joint since Washington successfully sur vived the first clash of the inter collegiate, football season = tn |game against the O. A.C, W ington supporters have already as- | sumed a cocksure attitude. with fear by the Washingtonians. That particular school is the Unt- which has already cut one niche in its gun in the conference race. Nobody {s figuring that this little talked-about Whitman bunch |the slightest chance in the against the Doble machine. This is what Whitman and what Doble fears. world . Acute of chronic rheumatism. ‘These are the symptoms for Urie Acid. ‘idwey and Bladder Disorders, Rheume- | At The Angeles 1422-24-26 First Ave. anti Our big specialties tor quick resalts ington and next Saturday would & ripe occasion for a reversal of the dope. Whitman, acknowledged Ear Noises, . to be In its best form always in Bheematiom, Merchants’ Lunch the early part of the season, has Chronic Kidney Disease, A one royal chance at hand Chronte pee Beene pat Served from 11 a. m. till 2 p. m. ee Diseases : “ : Wwe are no ssi a ot OO | At 25c James E. Pizlee of Missourl, who ~ rdars. Special Diseases . [ played end tn the All-Conference : eexes, Female ‘ : . of Missourt during the 1912 season, - 1 cag beens baal . Special Chicken Dinner | (i. soined the Multnomah A.C 2 if out of town, wri S|] Served from 11 a. m. till 8 p.m. Ji team of Portland. O'Rourke, the ot te, and in * medicine a) giant right tackle, whose face fur. o8 cuaecee.” tn» ove At 50c nished a doormat for the W. 8. C x oP TRE NEW MACY SYSTEM Oysters, Crabs,: Steaks, Chops, | ™an last Saturday, ts in pretty bad PHY<"C1ANS Cutlets at all hours. shape yet, but it is @xpected he - DR MAC _Y iaacert ey the Hawaiians ates || Torstar Gece ete oe once ‘2 versity of Oregon on Thanksgty: 7 - e noons and evenings CS ne Janager 2 ult t-t GLOBE BLDG. | Imported Coburger and Port}. ics Mil epee prey which, with ; re St. and First Av. ole t. iverett, {s ome of the cc » Seattle, Wash Angeles Beer on draugh' igh ede Soma en + - attle high sch n “itis ad inated, plays at Tacoma | a Saturday. Following the Aberde 4 game Tacoma ¥ prepare for th battle for the championship with Sverett Cures Without Drugs This Modern Method of Electric Treatment Is Curing Men and Women After Doctors and Drugs Fail. Wear this grand Invigorator while you sleep. It is a quick and positive cure for nervous debility, lost strength, lame back, lumbago, rheumatism, stomach disorders, kid- ee Not to be caught off guard, Coach Henderson of Proadway is his athletes through k for the a ney and bladder troubles and all ailments due to a weak- ened condition of the nerves and vital organs L BOY ® : To people who sutter from chron! cubles of any kind, rheumat! . Porvons complainte, loot otrength CLEVELAND, Oct. 29.—Dode Paske velder for the Philadel: 4 hia Nationals, ran over Kid John : 7 ged 12 was arrested : for violating the speed regulations MIGHTY MATTY POUNDED j TUSLA, Okla, Oct. 29.—Tusla fans expected a great pitchers’ bat tle here in the White Sox-Giants fi mel ei Tuesday, when Walter John eery son and Christy Mathewson took : ay ere-Vita te a ectentific device the mound ‘for their respective 5 for saturating the nerves and vitals gm teama, Their hopes went glimmer unbroken ourre ft at a Mine while with @ steady electric Ife for he without the le ing, however, when Matty departed from the mound In the fourth, aft ; Gnpleasant ce er he had allowed two doubles and bullds up vitality and str a single. The gives to every weak or inactive « “e ite work pr ended. When your White Sox -6 16 8 to satiety the wenkness and dt Giants a: a : Johnson and Schalk; Ma athewson, different from electric heits, taradtc batteries Wiltse and Myers, Wingo. or used. Tt makes ite own po It fs curing man and women every day after WON'T TRY TOMMY piano I wish to st 04 with rheumafiem in different E ntuitys aa Airected, T ean any that OFFER BENDER NEW JOB cured me of the pains and aches, and SPOKANE, Oct. 29.—The Multno. in other ways. I certainly appre tt “ Ho x mah A, A. C, of Portland, is after re-Vite, | Youre truly, a sete wash the services of Coach Johnny Rend EVERETT-SEATTLE INTERURBAN RAILWAY ‘The Electra-Vita Co. ig SH 4 Bi AaRATTLe TO BVERETT— Taypired Empress Theatre Building teens 10:89 8 ~ second Av., Cor. Spring 7 Seattle, Wash. ease send me, prepaid, your 0, 11:46 », _dasiy. Please send, the. prepaid. 7 eae a free 90-pe 4 8. 10-29 Wentlake; Greenwood, Ajax brug ‘store, jreenwood foth and EVEnwTT TO SBATTLM — Limiter } : trains 9.00 @ m and 4:00 Dom. 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I used Electra urns, promoter of the Pelkey-Mc. every rempect Carty bout, last May, will not ing \tke Hlectra Vita for ailing . % 4 per” ie ee wen use eeything cise ehould 1 im| ‘ried In connection with the death will be glad to recommend ft at all times of MeCarty, which occurred tn the| R Yours truly, Prop. Hotel Kennedy, Baker, Or ring. | | | tients who will tell THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, By. Fred L. Boalt Doble gloomed and Dobie sighed, And Dobie shed a tear; And Doble id to Mr "Send reporters here; For | to them a tale would tell— 'T would break a heart of stone— Horr: lo Of busted skulls and twisted Joints, | That could not win'a game And flesh wrenched from the bone.” Horr laughed loud and Horr laughed “On, tong, And Horr said: “Dobie, pl Don't hand the sporting editors Again that ancient wheeze! 1 know, | But—" Doble threw a fit, | And, grinning through hie tears, he} ( sald: er, “always fall for Itt” Reporters came with pencils ashes! To fill their writing pade— @ To get the very latest dope About the football a The sight of Dobie's grief-carved face Wrenched from their bosoms sobs, And from thelr weeping. eye behold— tho) versity of Oregon. and has a team The tears fell down In blobs. “Wh What Ie the le the sent “news?” has They cried in anguished tones. “The n said Dob With sinews torn and bleeding, “Umbrella Night” . Dance at Dreamland TONIG Admisston 106 Tickets. lading Two Dance Ladies Free. ALBERT HANSEN Jeweler and Sliveramith Is Now Located at His New Store 1010 Second Ave., Near M. ge. | THE VIRGINUS HOTEL soi modations in Transients, leant money Weekly, # for walking ar 800 to eniently loo OH! CUT- RATE Dentists STAND BACK OF OUR WORK ‘Amalgam Filling 50 Up Gold Crowns $3 and Up Bridgework $3 and Up) Full Sets Teeth $5 “Up Woe hove thousands of Seattle pa you that they never knew that plates could be fit ted no perfectly until they had us do the work. Any work that doesn't prove sat tafactory will’ be repaired free of harge at aff time. Come in SOON for FREE mate 12-Year Guarantee to All Free Examination today, If you wi examination and ext! m. | 207 University St urtesy for the | E ol to do until January 1 -| With mashed and broken bones. ~ It tma to do with gaping wounds, Said Dobie, wan and \“l have at f neuresthenic cri Wee infants sucking ni eee ay not so! Oh, The scribes cried, \ > Ai BANY PaInves (0Q060008 1913, facts? 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Office 114 Jackson St. The Olympic View the finest equipped affilcted a cordial examination, and if it power to help you, we so, and if we can't do y wo will say. so frankly We are equipped to cessfully the followin some of which, tritus, Dyspepsia, Gast Vomiting, Appendicitis, sure, Constipation, Dia ent Flatulence, P' susception, Ta Stones, Jaundice Pn Bronchitis, i Heart Disorders, Locom Bright's Disease, Gout, Our prices are withi of every one, a8 our | tents, \see some of these pati fairly as to our ity Jute, but come and NOW! Yours for hea 44 W.~ sanitarium the atate, extends to the sick and| port at invitation come in for a free consultation and Eilltousne ps Worm, Cirrhosis or Hard-| ening of the Liver, Diabetis, Asth-| Piles, Nervous Disorders, A MESSAGE TO THE SICK Sanitarium, in to is in our will tell you ou any gooW treat suc - 4 6 disease Chiropractic, Gas rie Catarri, || a Natural Anal Fis-|| Drugless rrhoea, Dys-|| les," Tntus-|| Treatment, || Gall| onia, Tuber: | a enlosia Rheumatism, Lumbago Neuralgia, Tonallitis, Sciatica, Cy atitis, Goltre or Big Neck, Spinal Curvature, St. Vitus Dance, Ulcer of Stomach, Uric Acid Disturbances, notor Ataxta, Obesity n the reach | charges run from $1.00 upward, depending upon | what will have to be done. matter how many “cure alls” you have tried, don't give up. If we can't help you we'll tell you so, and of we can help you we will tell you also. You Asthma suf orers, come immediately, We can cure you Come to our office at the Sant tariun and meet satisfied people and yvead testimonials of cured pa then don't believe us, but ents and let them tell you what we did for them and then you will be able to judge honesty Don't put it off another min and abil investigate alth, OLYMPIC VIEW ®ANITARIUM Harrison St. ° IF IT’S SPORT, YOU’LL FIND IT HERE EVERY DAY As | have briefly stated. | Some are sick, and some are lame, Some weak.from blood they've shed. And out ran Dobie's cripples, ‘And swift they rushed the ball— And the seore at the end w One-half the team Is aca’ The other almost dead alive; “What will you do? do?” The tidings, touched: their souls. “What can | do? What can | do? The team's shot full of holes! | The visitors will buck our lin And make tremendous gains, While we stand tottering in our tracks, Convulsed and racked by pain cee | | | | | Then ewiftly ran the newsmen, | |And swiftly then they wrote | | Of th ine that hovered o'er the And Pig poor Doble’s goat. And the town was in the doldrums, And set up a doleful moan Like the moan of the wraith of a child | That cannot find its home. 5 eee Then came visitors from afar— A brawny crew were they— CHAMP SIGNS uP SAN FRANCISCO, 0, Oct. 29.—Wt Ho Ritehie and Harlem Tommy | Murphy will be seen here on in a round ation of Jimmy Rohan, the Oakiand pro- moter, who has taken over Eddie ta y's No ember permit here, J Rohan says Ritchie has accepted his offer of $16,500 to meet Murphy, and has wired that he ‘will reach | |San Francisco in time to start train. | ing November 16. | DOC ROLLER BEATS GRUE PASAL A, Oct. 29.—Dr. Roller | of Seattle defeated Fred Gruen, Canadian . wrestling champion, tn two straight falls, 33 and 26 niin: utes. PETROSKEY - MEETS BUTTE, Oct. 29 |key and Jack to meet in a 12-round bout Tharksgiving day. > DILLON Sailor Petros here on Packey McFarland made a mistake when he announced he |} was willing to fight at 142 | | pounds. Now it looks as though might have to enter the ring ‘Isn't It strange how tactless people get in their olfl age? o One Way to Lose Christy Mathewson {fs booked to play a series of checker matches with Fielder Jones when the world's tourtsts reach Portland. Matty | better keep the Glants out of his corner. a Mrs. V. D. K. wishes to know | which hand young Joe Bush pitched in the world's series, We kindly refer her to the Giants. They ate’ ‘Making Sick People Well Commends Itself to All Thinking | People. | make sick people well Why not you? If you are a sufferer you o: It to yourself to find || out about my Chiro: practio treatment, || which avoids drugs || ery. ally every) pain in your || body tn due dtrectiy to | nerve pros simple ad the #pinal column T remove the pressure and bring about con ditions under Nature can function proper Imme | ly the blood goon its work rrying away waste and bulld ing new tiss a little whi symptom. . headache nd in all the A Porfect Spine Means Perfect Mealth and blad¢ tt | Dr. A.M. Johnson}, | meNecond and F ond Widg. What will you! |The visitors nothing at all! |OARSMEN | WILL TRY IT AGAIN Upiversity be a Pough 1 by the sreaM at the crew Washing- Assure that th mmerc th nor of banque ton Tuesday night The bureau } ed to raise was gather. obably will aken Bast. regulars the over the four ows to be the work per practice course here were several rousing ch stirred up consider- iniasm among the audt- were: Ralph Horr, Pr e of the univer- “ 1 i ra Lowman were played Tues the threé-cushion bil- tournament at Brown & Hulen's. In the opening match @ game between F. B. Rivers and W. A nge, Rivers won by a 29 to 19 score In the second game .|Johnny Gilroy took or quite |And ‘trotted out on the chalk-streak: and won, 25 to 21 ed field, | ; Full ready for the fray. | “HUNKY” SHAW QUITS | CORVALLIS, Or., Oct. 29.—Dis- sension existing among the Oregon Agriculture College players has re- sulted in Capt. “Hunky” Shaw turne ‘ing tn his uniform, forty-eight, Dillon have signed), The ‘Brew That Makes Friends Friendlier Sold in pints or quarjs in the handy package or delivered anywhere in Seattle by honing the plant H. A. Miller Pianist And His Big Orchestra 14 Entertainers 14 All Stars “The Sign of ‘the Hofbran” Restaurant od Cafe _First Ave. and Madison St. Another Case of Tuberculosis Cured Powell, River FB. Jan. 24 1918, Four years ago I was auffering with tuderculosia. I had taken care of a tuberculosis pationt In the last stages of the dread disease who had Aischarging sores and I might have accidentally been inoculated. I wee unable to work, was! way, wae exhausted from cant fever and was promised no relief, .J was urged by Mr. BE. H ord, of the Alvord Automatic Machines Manufacturing Company to consult Dr, Jordan, Jordan) is in the Inet stage followed his advice and Dr. cured me and I have no sien ik as engineer ever since for the Powell River Company at Powell River, 1 dosire to give this statement as wide publicity as possible for the benefit of other sufferers W. H. BAINBRIDGE. The above testimonial, Ike the many others which have ap- pearef in this journal, demonstrates the thoroughness and per- manency of Doctor J. Eugene Jordan’s cures, of Tuberculosis, Asthma, Anaemia, Blindness, Bright's Disease, Ulceration of the Bones, Chronic Catarrh, Chronic Inflammation of the Bladder, Deafness from paralysis of the Auditory Nerves, Diabetes, Pro- lapsus Uterl, Dropsy, Chronic Dyspepsia, Epilepsy, Wpithelioma (skin cancers), Chronic ‘Erysipelas, Chronic Gastralgia, Hard Lumps in Breast, Heart Disease (including Heart Leakage), Hip Disease, Infantile Paralysis, Locomotor Ataxia, Sciatica, Senile Gangrene, Spinal Curvature, Strabismus, St. Vitus’ Dance, Ulcera- tion of Stomach or Bowels and most other so-called incurable diseases. , Doctor J, Bugene Jordan is a fully accredited physician under the laws of the State of Washington and ts an ex-profe8sor of Chemistry and Toxicology of the Hahnemann College and Hos- pital, of Chicago, Il. He has practiced in Seattle continuously for the past 28 years There being a number of Doctors Jordan in Seattle, tt is well to bear in mind the full name and address of Doctor J, Eugene Jordan, irst Avenue, Seattle, Office hours, 9 a. m, to 8 p, m.; Sun- 2 p.m, to 6 p. m, Consultation free. Watch each Sun- m 2 Times for remarkable cures, Al of Seattle, had cured him of tubercu Jord of that awful disease and have been at wo it tunately day