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All Chronic and So-Called Incurahle Diseases—The Eye, Ear, Nowe Madison St. and Ist Ave., Seattle, W (GRIDIRON FANS GET LAST PEEP AT GAME TODAY Football in the Northwest will be |Drought to a close today with the leading teams in the state inter soholastic race and the champtons of the intercollegiate conference partictpating tn thetr last battles of the year. games on three local alleys Six ¢ ke tame, comprised of olght years. 8, A.C. No. b 8. A. ©, No, 2—Morri B Is Stare—Mahnken, Masel Bismarcks—Boyd, Ellis, Mac LA Hon Marche: Wetinore, Buxton “4 Washington was scheduled to Impertala—EKvans, Johnson, meet the Pullman college eleven a The organization of thé leag va | Denny field at 1 o'clock today, The mber of other local enthustast fame has no bea nd in th {Ml be played ev The ac tioned In each mateh Deo, 3-8, A. C, No. 1 va. 8. A. 10-8. A. C. No, 1 va. Bon Marche; C. No. 1 ve. Bon Marche, Imperia alleys, Jan. 7—8, A. C. No. 1 v marek alleys. ng on the cham:| The players plonship, which Washington has al-| ready won. | The only betting on this game has deen on the score. Even money has been wagered that Dobie’s bunch will pile up at least 36 points The other games in the Northwest |wcheduled for today are: | University of Oregon vs | jnomah, at Portland | | Bon Marche. University of Idaho va, Oregon Aggies. Lincoln high of Seattle vs. Sta. jdium high, at Tacoma Aberdeen high vs, Hoquiam high, | ————____— Ringside C. No, 2 ve. Bon Marche; Imperiats | Wenatchee high vs. Everett high, at Evorett eee The Lincoln high school has a chance to tle the other claimants lof the state Interscholastic title by defeating the Tigers at Tacoma to: | day Lincoln won the city cham plonship. GUNMEN DIVIDED The Seattle Trapshooters’ Asso- ctation is expected to split into two factions before the club's annual meeting In February, in view of the steps to be taken at the national meeting of gun enthusiasts in the East, when an attempt will be made by the younger element to eliminate the clause which requires average money from all contestants In a | tournament, and to sustain the pi ent sanctioned yardage, which is 16 | feet The older gunnera do not want the average money abolished, and are advo of the move dd two yards to the regular distance. A vote will be taken on each sub fect at the local club's annual meet | ing, and the result forwarded to the | interstate committee SOCCER An exhibition game will be played at Dog's old ball perk at 2:30 today between the Seattie Celt nd the Seattle United soccer teams. Both teams are members of the North western Soccer league, but the game has no bearing in the le FOOTBALL GAMES ON CARD TODAY The last act in college football the country over will be staged to- day. The following games Are! Jog Rivers on the Left and Leach | | Cross on the Right, Who Will Fight} Twenty Rounds in Los Angeles on} - | Thanasgiving Day. Penn State College vs. University of ee Pitteburgh, at Pittebarg ickineon college Latayette college vs. at Easton, Pe. ‘Tufts college ve. Boston college, at Hos ton. Mt. St. Mary's college vs. Fordham unt- versity, at Fordham, N. ¥ nin ve. Corner! DOCTOR WALKER | 202 Mpler Tike Ht Recon’ AY Nervous and . at Walla Walle, Wash university ve Holy Cross . at Washington. Hopkins university ve. . John’s Baltimore. ersity of Notre Dame vs. Univer. | sity of Texas, at Austin, Tex | Vanderbilt university vs. University of the South, at Charlotte Washington aad Lee vs, North Carolina A. and M., at Kaleigh, N. € Alabama lytechale vs. University of at Anbar, Ala. University of Viegiola vs. University of North Carolina, at Richmond University of Florida ve. Mereer antver- ainesvit) O. & O. MEDICAL CO. 622 Third Ave., 2nd Floor. "University of South Carolina vs, Cit college, at Columba, §. ‘Georgia Technology vs. Clemeon college, | at Atlant Entrance, Paxton Hotel. MOY J. WING, General Manager. | Arkansas, Loulsiana State university ve Texas A and M., st Houston. ‘Avuthwestern university vs. Baylor ant | versity w Te Kentucky State sity of Tennessee, at Lexington EASY ONE FOR PACKEY WINDSOR, Ont., Nov. ean ct Univer, | Packey McFarland easily outpe ed Harry Brewer, a Kansas City| |welterweight in an eight-round| | bout here Wednesday night j PARIS, Nov. 27.—J. P. 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Grinnell, MacGregor and , Weyandt, Shuman and Peacoc n, King and Lockhart pn, Cressman, Robb and Koch Morrison, Rice and Perry is principally due to the efforts of Tom Perry and wting for a le p on the big seal who have long b are absolutely (ht wt that ean be C. No 2; } Imperial vi . 14—Blamarck ve. 8. A. C. No. 1; 8. A. C. No. 2 ve. Impertais; Bon Marche ve. B Feb. va. Blemarck, 11—8, A. C. No. 1 ve. LOS ANGELES, Nov. 26.--When the curtain rises here this after hoon on the next fatle encounter fistic encounter—a 20-round affal a 20-round affair—a slender, care worn Hebrew toothpuller from New York will be discovered mixing with a timorous, nut-colored Call fornia Mexican, The men are Laach Cross and & Joe Rivers, And in some secret place the Ringside chorus—a bunch of leath- A\erluaged males organized by Tom | shorp, McCarey and Joe Levy, Rivers’ man. ager, to counteract the awful “boo- ing” the nutcolored scrapper ex- pects from Los Angeles fans be- cause they think he showed the white feather In the pinch—has been in training under the compe- tent Instruction of a yell leader. It ts sald that Rivers ts more afraid of the “booes” In his home town than he Is of the dentist Rivers went into hiding after bis fight with Ritchie This deepened the fans’ suspi- clons that he had shown the white feather to Ritchie. When they hoot and jeer as he climbs through the ropes for the Croas contest, that will be the cue for the Ringside chorus to start to cheer. Roth men were within easy reach of the weight when they hopped out of bed today. Leach had retired wetghing about 134. Joe was a trifle heavier. Refore breakfast each took a lit tle trot on the road, Rivers drawing a big gallery tn the neighborhood of the home of his mother, where ho spent the night. Each must weigh pounds or less at 3 p. m They will enter the ring a quarter of an hour later, with the battle scheduled to begin at 3:30 The unusually heavy betting, which began yesterday, continued at sporting headquarters last night. Rivers was backed from a 10 to 9 favorite to even money. HIS DAY COMING, TOO The Fatted Calf—You needn't strut! Thanksgiving is here and Tho Fatted Turk-—-Well, you needn't talk-—the prodigal sons coming home next week WILL MEET SATURDAY have filed entries in the tow Athletle club has entered two teams in the fight, competing tn outside gam ri) The biggest ofty league tn loeal bowling history will begin Its schedule next Wednesday night, with ney, The Seattle es for the first time in about gue equal to any other of tte gotten together tn & Matches Impertal, Biemarck and Beattle A, C. The games will be played on the alleys of the team first men 0, 2. Deo, 17— are, Bismarck | Stare, Bie A. GC. No, 2; Imperiale ve. . 1; 8 A.C. No, 2 jace! Stars; ik ve. A. C. No, 2 wi | Stars, imarck alleys; Bon eo! Stars, Bismarck alleys; 8. A. (MATCH OREGON ‘BILLIARD CHAMP AGAINST SIBLEY important | The most billiard |mateh in the Northwest is being arranged by Charley Hulen of Brown & Hulen’s, bringing together | Chase Sibley, the Northwest three |cushion champion, and Henry Solo mon, the Oregon billiard king. The }match, in all IMkelihood, will be| played some time early in the com ing year. Sibley lost to Solomon here a year ago, but since has improved wonderfully, Sibley stands alone In the class of the Northwest three | cushion performers, and there Is not & man in this section willing to take the local crack on even terme. | Sibley has lost one match In the |three-cushion tourney, now on at the |B. & H. parlors, dropping a hand! pean affair to Johnny Gilroy, Sibley played two matches Wed nesday night. His first meeting was with Logue, whom he beat, 3f to Zl. The second was with Sam | Stone, who Jumped off into a com |fortable lea but suffered a re | lapse In the latter stages, losing to the champ also, 25 to 21° The Brown & Hulen tournament will terminate next week. After a month has elapsed, the decks wil! be cleared fe balk-line tourney Standing in the three-cushion tourney to dato ts Player Pet Bibley Kent . Bostwick . Kleinschmidt Gilroy WILL VISIT SHOE COMPANY The Home Consumers’ league will make its usual Friday visit next Friday, Nov. 28. On this date they will visit the Zimmerman. Bergen Shoe Co, Anyone Interest- ed and wishing to make the visit should call at the headquarters 4071 Areade building, 2 o'clock Friday afternoon Those de- siring to go to the factory direct take a Wallingford or Meridian car and get off at the corner of Ewing and Wallingford av, SUES ELECTRIC COMPANY Sult for $26,000 damages was started against the Puget Sound Traction, Light & Power Co. by Aimee de Guignon who alleges ber husband, Henry, was rendered a physical and mental wreck by col Maton with a James st. car on Sep. tember 7 last, Best modern outside rooms, 25c to 50c. Stewart House, 86 West Stewa Advertisement. 7ENT Sucriow | Boston Dentists 1420-22 Second Ave., Beattie THE 'DEAL DENTAL OFFICE Examinations and Advice Free. | Gold Crowns 5 00 | (extra heavy) i} D | Bridge work (guaran $5 00 |teed 12 years), per tooth. Que | Porcelain $5 00 Crowns | TRUE TO NATURE TEETH The finest fitting and finest look ling artificial teeth obtainable at $5.00 per set $15.00 to. Extraction of Teeth by a New Botanical Preparation. ALL WORK GUARANTEED Lady Attendants Boston Dentists 1420-22 Becond Ave. Opposite Non Marche, Seattle, | Telephone M 86, NAVY YARD ROUTE it ore 1. B. Kennedy, Tourtst and A meeting of the Municipal Own. |"'**™ Athion ership league will be held on Sat-| reave Colman Dock, Seattle: 6:86, s b t $:00, 10:80 a. 1m, 1:20, urday night next in the Labor tit ie oy Temple. Judge Richard Winsor 11:45 p. m will discuss the school situation tn Seattle, Oliver A, Erickson some of the problems @f municipal owner ship and Robert Bridges the port commission, There other speakers Now the has started out tipket scalpers. haw ever Funny how nobody will also be} University of Chicago in purefit of the been able to catch these pject to change without Fare S00 Round Trip. REAL ESTATE equipped In ev mont, Northern Bank Butlding. ALBIRTB LOA Z) | | EDDIE HART HAS FOUND A BRIDE: TO STAY INEAST Seattle has lost tddie Hart Princeton's famous 1911 captain, as & resident. ddie will not return to Seattle from his trip to the East, Word has been flashed to Seattle that Hart has joined the ranks of the benedicts, and will make his home in Chicago, His wife is Mise | Honore C. Dennin, a Princeton girl. | | Hart left Seattle several weeks ago to assist In the coaching of the Princeton eleven, and tneldentally to take on a bride. He did not an |nounce the latter Intention, bow ever, | The wedding took place in Prince | ton | - ~ BUSH AUTO KILLS MAN | BRAINERD, Minn., Nov. 27 | Joo Bush, of the Philadelphia Ath |letien, and the hero of the recent | world #eries games, ran down and instantly killed Louis T, Miller, an aged man, Wednesday night in an Auto presented to him by admirers Miller's skull was fractured and his neck broken. Witnesses say he stepped directly in the path of the machine as it rounded the corner OREGON PLAYS MULTNOMAH PORTLAND, Nov, 27.—-Youth and speed will be pitted against weight and experience when the University of Oregon football squad meets Multnomah club this after. noon in the last important game of the season. The — collegt pounds while th: yor the heaviest teams ever together in the Northwest, averag ing 188 pounds. EVERS WANTS TINKER CHICAGO, Nov, 27.—-An attempt will be made by Johnny Evers, manager of the Chicago Nationals, to get Joe Tinker, deposed man ager of the Cincionat! Reds, back in the Cub fold, “Everybody knows we did not get along well together But I am eure things would be dif ferent now,” sald BE A Pertinent Explanation One of our good old friends came in the other day and said he had been told that the reason we were selling new player pianos at such low prices was that they were of the rubber-tubed variety. Nothing could be further from the truth. When you come here to examine a player piano, insist on salesman showing you the metal tubes, and be satisfied with no other. As we've repeatedly stated, we have no inferior pianos to sell, even though we're sell- ing high-grade pi- anos at prices as low and lower than Seattle people have been regularly pay- ing for inferior pi- anos. It'll be worth money to you to investigate the wonderful possi- bilities in this big closing out. Third Av. at University St. Telephone Blltott 4877 { | | | Cy in W ic 3 Friedrich Migge, the German Scientist, Whose Microszope Has Disclosed to Him the Bacteria Which Destroy the Hain Joy cometh to the bald-headed man. Hope that has died with dread despair now comes forth with new life—for, after all, it {s only a germ, a micro scopical member of the bacteriological set, that makes the shiny luster of bald-headed row. Sc the world has been informed by a Seattle scientist, Friederich Migge, formerly director of bacteriology at the University of Berlin and Carnegie inetitute, New York, who has stepped aside from toxins, serums and blood tests long enough to make the acquaintance of the vegetable organ- isms which, ever since bacteriology became a science, have been suspected of being the evil influence that outrages human vanity by making the hatr fall out. Germs have been known for some time to be pesky critture—in the language of an unscientific observer. But their peskiness in vacating the scalps of men and women bas never been so strikingly realized as since Professor Migge, whose private laboratories are located in Seattle, turned the high power of his microscope into the domain of the hair bacteria, succeeded in tsolating them and discov- ered a way to kill them off. Experiments in destroying the hair bacteria as a means of saving the race from its hair troubles have been conduct- ed by Professor Migge for a number of years, most recently at his laboratories at Stanford university, in California, but it was not until quite recently that the scientist made generally known the results of his labors in this field. These results, declares the scientist, furnish the world with its long-looked-for solution of all the hair troubles to which the world is prone. In each falling hair the bacteriologist’s microscope discloses infinitesimal colonies of bacteria—tiny, non-motive, yet living organisms, which multiply at the rete of thousands to the minute, feeding off the pigment of the batr. For many years,” says Professor Migge, “scientists have known that falling hair and baldness were caused by the maliciousness of the hair bacteria, but all attempts to iso) the species for the purpose of study were fruitless. I had a selfish reason for devoting some of my time to this quest of a method of isolating the hair bacteria, 1 became bald and I didn’t like the way folks looked at me when I took my hat off. I knew, as all men of my profession knew, that if ever a way was found to get rid of the bacteria in un- heaithy hair, my hair would return to me, and I determined I would find this way, if possible, “That was thirty years ago, while, in Berlin, such men as Dr. Ehriich and Dr. Koch were making now-famous experiments in bacteriological investigation. It was in the laboratories of Dr. Ehriich, most noted as the discoverer of Salversan, the most potent of all serums, that I began my study of the hair bacteria. But it took me twenty years to find that elusive way of isolating them that made it possible for me to complete the investigation. When I had found this way, and shared my knowledge with my associates, we be- gan, all together, to seek the proper way of the bac teria in unhealthy hair, and thus stop the loss of hair from the human head. “And now my hair fs quite satisfactorily in evidence, and that is the first proof I gave myself of the correctness of my experiments, It’s a simple matter—this scientific manner of making the hair healthy—and saving it. Merely the isolation of the bacteria, a study of the peculfarities of each case submitted for examination, and then the eradica- tion of the bacteria and their spore from the hair and its roots. If this can be done before the roots lose their life entirely, the result {s almost magical—healthy, vigorous hair. I've proved it out on something more than 2,000 subjects, so now I have felt justified in giving the results of my work to my associates in my profession and to the public as well.” And thus fs sounded the death-knell of baldness, and the especial delights that abide in bald-headed row for the flolicsome chorus girl and she of the cabaret, And in the meantime, the remarkable success in saving the hair which has attended the clinical tests of the discoveries of the Seattle scientist have caused such scientists as Thomas A. Edison of America and Dr, Max Kleiner of Austria, and many others of equal eminence to send their congratulations to Professor Migge for finding the way to really make a new hair grow where the old one fell. CLEVELAND EDITOR says there is no dance to compare with that of the winds and the autumn leaves. Guess he hasn't seen the new “whale swish.” ANOTHER MISSOURI man has kicked his loaded shotgun white driving in a buggy. All his property goes to the widow. 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