The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 30, 1913, Page 9

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THE STAR—THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, 191 . . Men and women betwee 40/51 REAL ESTATE LOANS . soptaggeagel a! | BALL PLAYERS WILL TRY TO BREAK BONDS OF THEIR RFD : woo Cre ~~ WURWELT MORFORD y halts, You ean tearm to Man test” Cotman nies Cp ECE RR oS SNR Een t " STE meres On -WANT RIGHT TO SAY Money on 1 city proper 5 PROF. STEVENS i220. %(siteyecl beeen NEXT SEASON WILL SHOW IF ; CALMOUN, DENNY @ gewine : eg WHERE T AL | REAL RNSTATE LOANS, NORTIOERN Bond and Mortgage Co, 1406 Fourt x ay. between Pike and Unton | 4 GO I ( ASE ( | SA LI , | Whether successful or not agains’ Whitman game, according to Conch Broadway Dugdale’s park Friday { Doble Miller's leg i# in no shape = 2 . ine fd | e | afternoon, the Ballard bigh has a) (Pf pana gard the conde ™ KHGISLATION that will give ball players in the major leagues about crackerjack football eleven, and 1 r= to be relogated to the minors #« hing to say about whieh elub 1 A aieledin teach a a . to which they will be sent t# the main thing to be asked of the the bert second-division ter Washington will find Whitman national commission by the Halipla fraternity, which may create turned out in attle, If Broadway tronger bunch than O. A, ©,” & serious rumpus befo eason of 1914 is atarted ble to « overwhe Ballard 1y8 Graduate Mar r Horr, “Or. ANNE Under present rules, « ball player, when not wanted by any major | A> sangeet ges “ ‘ ‘ quit cold afte THROUGH WITH BASEBALL FOR THE YEAR | schools, Queen Anne and Lincoln, | ——— - ee T 1S very evident the American public has had enough of 1913 base Aes) Get our prices on Funeral Flow. = mon, ball, It doesn't want any more of this year's brand, and will watt | Miller, who shone tn the|ers. The Rosé Flower Shop, 1608 “bata bvar§ until the snowy montha roll by b e working up any enthusl in irday's game be-|gecond Ave jott 4241 Main ssee | 48m. The touring Giants and Box have dashed up agatnet this situa) ashington and O. A. C., pos-| ot © ¥ Wee | ton ill not participate in the! A estates, laws hue In the Kamen played far, no one has #e greatly Interested wultation free Hs) Prom all indications the p to the Coast t* go to be a mighty pensive one for those backing the expedition, Probably, afte athletes away from the United States and reach foreign sh y will able to draw crowds. To the foreigners 1913 baseball wi bo a curiosity, To most of s country it ix a painful recollection, | sasein, NOT THE ONLY PEBBLE f date celta | JYPDIE HART, of Seat of the Princeton champlonahip rived at the m camp to ald in tutoring the football team b 4 Y BILLIARD TABLES Hart reached Princ «week, A ROT Hillebrand, who played on - R the "96 and "98 « 1 “Goldie” Wright, 10 and ‘12, are other ex % ~ oF Tiger players helping out | . ° } 3 FUNERAL DIRECTORS FOOTBALL IS NOW A REAL PASTIME i B WORTH & SONS F or sport ow a regular pastime. The great change the } tto a potr olleges have a chance with the major ” eg con - 3 nnn ann nnnnnnnwe | Instituto |! y COLUM re n stg ore we \ Tache t * : License Rmbaim-| RONDS. WRNTS MTGES |prepare FOR A FIGHT | {}) ~ WE UY AND aRLt LTHOUGH it t® the general opinion among the Northwestern | fh bat aioe . Betaditened eague magnates that the league will again be admitted to Port 7 land’in 1914 by the sanction of the Coast league directors, there é : : fa stil s going « among the Conet officials. Henry Berry, the HEN YOU LOOK across the busi- Low A w « the late al to © to the front with a y, ness district of SEATTLE and the Se CARPENTERS statement that he is ‘ Portland at the an ie '\ waters of the bay toward the tow- ; Sn cement Seu reoslrs MATS | Oy appeal an wntay the national commisalc VN” ering Olympic Mountains, keep in JU ; eae | AAR AR AARAARRARARARARRARAAA mind that the thriving CITY of ee eee jo Ressaners Co. Is CHATTEL LOANS Dance at Dreamland tontght.-Ady, | PORT ANGELES is just to the north of those mighty PRADA ARIAL, | RTE INTERCITY BOUTS peaks, set down beside a spacious harbor that opens on os 4 CREMATORIES » . “Dode” Criss the Straits of Juan de Fuca BU TTERWORTH & SONS Norte Hallowe'en Souvenirs . | : : ” Pat Scott, boxing instructor at Frank Chance has been in | 3ut PORT ANGELES isn’t far away, and you don’t bs LIBAN GR FURNTTOR ey : eattle Athletic b, has cor - r Roach, 202 Peoples Dank’ Wide, 704 Dance at the program for what 1s call | Son, and to. all appearances | have to scale the mountains to get there. Nor do you |- x xy TAANe OF of the year at! hasn't accomplished much but |} need go far nor scale mountains to gain the privilege of py SALARY LOANS CHATTED TOAN® fig er | 3 18 usic P i x r le beverage You Can TODAY D { d e,place Friday night appearances are sometimes as using that mild, bright, palatable bi ag’ a 5 LODGE NOTICES #19 to 8200: ‘new oe LE reamian 8s t t, the Willte-| deceptive as an Ed Walsh spit ~ 4 Awan r i wren teh, the 8. A! | Gelb ta C. and James Bay A. C. of Vietoria| What Chance has done will be mn ar ag Lonight - Descmes eo ea e Famous | — Souvenirs for Everybody saath eh | This year he was handicappet a y © Dick 7 by falling heir to a misfit lot of ow Admission Ade, Incleding 8 Dance nen ar play and the *failure of met a j isoghea , ‘ | from whom he had a right to ex Ss e e r - COAL AND woon o — . i pect much : | - - . =F Harry Wilt, YM - | Has Good Infield ae tne i) 9 _ Heneen, © Moowart, J. B./ : Chance has one of the best-look- | Product of the most wholesome and carefully selected wr te a eee eee ee y Added Veatures | tu jing youngsters that ever played mre x . Oly ic M ‘ 3 COLLATERAL LOANS | fae ine ET aide wake sa tid 9 saad hind tase, Maiesl Aedes beitiont materials and the pure water from the Olympic Mountain 7 eee agrees in 6 er |, 1 he certainly can hit |f Springs ; ¥ Charlie Rose hen there Jack Knight, the " 4 elongated infielder, who was drag I Fl D “a goa bess trem ‘the’ Intoroniaensl ts Flavor Delights a eague: Williams, the big first base. Cabaret [sme an; Rolly Zeidler, one of the most| Brewed in Port Angeles. Sold Everywhere, < - dvanced. a step BUD OVERWEIGHT pope et rates ani May Malo SEATTLE DEPOT—CITY DOCK eal COLLECTIONS | Restaurant rimming ¢ nely hitter: Frankie Gilhooles | TEL. MAIN 580, OR BALLARD 1049 ee 18 FEMALE SITUA. WTD. Suoee cer ae team We y might | OAKLAND, Cal. Oct. 30—Little nal outfielder; Holden | iz ‘ coms took e first game, bat drop-| credit wa “ veeee WHO ‘ Bure 3 432 New Tork Mork 1 the next two, Medford —#¢ The House That Quality : LEAGUR #T vamiaaeis” ai tikes UNmebiceit tea - Entertainment Built ’ t e Bud Anderson, the | ar, ted out thin fal | jad nara “sie” "" 1 The Angeles Brewing Co. luct niet tn the, Well Supplied With Pitchers — | But ft is in the pitching depart fitth round of a scheduled ten-| iont chat Chance nas done well Jround bout, of Louis Rees, the Los| Firm he uncove eating, the - Angeles lightweight wonderful spitball pitcher; in the| {= The Oregonian outw d Rees draft, from the American associa by at least six pounds, forfeiting tion, he drew “King” Cole, for| $100 rather than gh in. Rees| whom Columbus refused his offer 0 ounds, it was be of $127,000 earlier in the season. shed be-| From the Houston, Tex., club, This Week WHITE FAWN That Indian Girt “* Fifty years ago, when Golden Wedding Whiskey was young.’ won W | ‘ pounds Chance secured “Dode" Criss and | || Joe Roberts, Banjoist au oe ‘ tony - by rate Ming’ 4 Be tt best pitchers in | ame 4 84. Tote 7 ; — R ACTS——10 De ‘ : ‘ Tt ae | Ct € Rose has been with guaranteed Hide. anaediiay - “ 4 ’ SOX WALLOP GIANTS | Hou flve years and hails from - 7 " |] Try Our 75c Table d’Hote Din- King tea 165 MUSKOGEE, Okla, Oct. 30.—/ Misso' In 1911 he was sold to} cs D, BY THE CITY OF BEATTLE LAUNDRIES ner with Pint of Wine Wilaee a {i}| The Sox beat the Glants 7 to 1/the Browns, but was returned be. “ - Y ggg tebe aver yg cola | here Wednesday fore the training season ended. | <Bbuse = Totals 92 832 Ok 2586 | White Sox 7 9 | Rose Is a little chap, weighing | nts 1 3atterien-Scott and Fromme. Hearne and scarcely 150, but his pitching {s un. canny | SIBLEY MEETS CRAMER | Chase Sibley will play his second | match In the three-cusbion billiard Somethitt, new WTS PLAIN open front, 120: ehiete | NEW METHOD LACNDRY | Famtiy washing and Ironing. 60 places for | Medical Co.| tourney at Brown & Hulen's to-| W!DK0._ £1.00. Phone Rae pat has on _ { en he takes on Cramer.| 505) | ~| {ADE y night sgue defes >nmp) at Wash ame TE |ceallon : 5 D. C, in v3 . The Rosery, 1608 Seco! TWO FOR ATHLETICS |iott 4241 Senator Wesley L. Jones will Athleticg, made it two a at the noon luncheon of the ures every disease kn in the baseball ercial Club next Tuesday. No ion, women, children, old and) series with the Giants at the Y. M annocncement has been made of It will be the l}young. Thir >, second ( da Heavy hitting ; int ' * 7 hoor’ Entrance Paxton Hotel Athletics caused the Glants oh in Seattle sin HEN the events of Hallow- € | Consultation free. If you cannot dov | to the tune of 6-2. The os call, write. GUARANTEE tocure| winner gets a big feed | e’en “are on” and the festive crowds go merry- making, the | sideboard is never quite complete unless there’s present a little mel- low, old private diseases. |] WILL PLAY THANKSGIVING |Our Trum te Kuaranterd to be better than 0. & 0. MEDICAL CO, | my cher | mut Av || THINGS THE PRESS _ |! MUSICAL ; Moy J. Hing, Gen. Mgr. senate bre tain tatay te Ae ee _A. LUNDRERG CO, en ree egress AGENTS PROMISE OPTICIANS on Thanksgiving. | ‘ a | B SERGE ITS.) 3 Ww. EDMUNDS. OPH. D. GRADUATE | oie WR GI aeons tei Seary Dhaene nt 206. 905% Third | RARE “LEAR HAVANA | 910 First; Third} PATENT ATTORNEYS Pirwt a arn the bar-| while learning | Mason je D - The Common Law PORTLAND MEN BEATEN | zation of Robert W PORTLAND, ; on . Oct %- | | ational novel, which Manager A..H. Ray, the English golf. | Woods produced last season with dH. K. B, Davis and B.| jsuch gratifying results, is booked 2 up in thelr , & dramati-| Chambers’ sen Gon Tracie, FR auore PP & Vard Vare and Un Chan ies one of ithe special attractions at nee eee) O Bucs ee ME Golden Wedding : 20 MALE SITUATION peter Waatthehasts ial Sheard, Bottled in Bond WHISKEY § : é Y ik se as play with much pleasurable inter 7 WORK PROM EAM TO 6 Pi ; r Nase } Another jump in the price of est. The presentation will be made| ee ter FIR on sg GP ir You Can Be Cea by ease i Speen oo (the seer De Jon a scale of general magnificence > — ; t Attornere AA fore the end o 1@ «week, jome | and every assurance is offered that | - DRLIVERY hi THE NEW MACY dealers predict eggs will be 3 cents Ee cast is an absolutely rellable | vith etty. PI ra bat PHOTOGRAPHERS SYSTEM higher before the completion of the joe | This choice, sun-ripened, wonder- ren ee ea ‘ week, as compared to the prices - ee ee 4 ‘io ’ 8 ane oie Chromic Sufferers 20a", ine hitter tater |e STAND Mack oF oon wonn |, The Story of “Santor vhicn is 1 fylly-flavored whiskey, distilled e ee ee) Sh Id N t De} An early advance is not looked for. FOR 12 YEARS’ GUARANTER Theat 4 this week. in” ¢ * om on LUMBERS 0 a 4, local cooking 5 Ot Howat, asedretaliing, The i , 2 5 Sle : = : or ape as taamiee t y phye: | Blume oo wit Batt “Amalgam Filling Sac Up: Hatley Mitchell tre ising the ‘Rem under strict gov ernment super : Pan RN TINGr EO: 7%, tora cam, be, trnced, Bei Mia ctercce MBC IND let ie tor vc ‘in'wih | vision, and made according to a} is | PRIN TERS |aeeined, by. ‘ ’ ee ae ee Gold Crowns $3 and Up DEER HAS THREE HORNS special eerey ae, *~ wel 4 qoute | ae aiie |'"n serious disease wi | Gaeuen bers arm er ie (| Dei iON career come to-day in millions of homes, ‘ me — : Betis ; serseee 128 @ 1.60 deer Wh ic th & Carieeity. th that Z : t 5 SOCIETY, saape| pote se Mensa. set EB wo : i siile Full Sets Teeth $5 5 and jit hy gp SAT | rate impossible to a product not } TAF care | STAMP WORKS Sprenger re Lae SE Up third, which grew in between the distinguished for exceptional ‘ poultry, pork: "| We hove thousands of Seattle pa- | others | Zi rescek Galy by Perry tres) tlents who will tell you that they merit. LO never knew that plates could be fit- | a Com-| paciPIG COANE WEAMP WORKS. 117 os Eiltott 2446, mi o Ww Cher Phones Peis: , sted peal Di no [ied to pertocty wml they had us 8o [arp THE, THEATRES You prefer Golden Wedding be- rand | Any work ‘that’ doesn’t prove’ sat cause there’s something captiva- SLLANE! i t Price Isfastory will be repatred free of I Met Hit Stop, Thief.” ° A . ‘ oer rate met as [charge nt af the Monn bak Friday wight,| & ting in the taste and effect which L@OK ii ec, Come tn BOON—-todar, it zoe wisn |p "Settmann Blatt aseart you don’t get in other whiskies, LADIES BHATS mn: - - - THE NEW MACY AYSTEM ater FREE examination and est |] seattie—Balley & Mitchell stock I Hample Hat Store, over Pantng - ae a an in “Sapho. tis . . _| yor me and get 10 De n 12-Year Guarantee to | Pantagee—Vaudeville. “ ° ” pied i pee, he, Roe Ba vi BI nennnnnnnne DR. MACY a See | Eaaniiiation plies es Made Differently. " ma Tae i Din WORKS | Pir hap edge ats dota ried itt 10 versity St. 24 and oieeity Emprese—Vaudeville. | a Mi Seen hove Wucmnenable: Bree want ad will do It ‘Beuttie, Wash, Pork, larger. ot Opp. Wraser-Paterson Co,

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