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

‘THE STAR—MONDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1913. or 1 Mr Out-of-Town Buyer. “ar""*" NATIONAL COMMISSION PLANS WAR ON FEDERAL LEAGUE Order your printing by mall 1407 Fifth Ave. es “MAY RESTRAIN PLAYERS [WHEN Bomearbier weits ; HEARD BIRDIES SING LAST DAY OF Spor i ~ WHO JOIN OUTLAW RANKS cae an OTT 3) LEAVY WORK FOR GIANTS Boston Dentists |tional Sporting club, London, De 1420 Second Avenue. |eember 8, and was knocked out for ¥, pre>| the second time by the marvelous er atl French boy In lease than one round. . | The photograph shows Carpentier Wash | p grap p — | Soattie, assisting Wells to his feet, with the referee bending over him and BAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 29.—| Opposite Bon Marche, Seattle. DANCE AT CINCINNATI, Dec, 29—On | junction | Wells’ seconds climbing through t Mantnke MAMIE: phe hatienn’ Dalkey The Ideal bon Office. DREAMLAND Sentned Gaseball Is going to a It Ie declared « decision by | ‘he repee. |had about: finished thetr train! We save you money % | or y ts nel ached p rm Raises tempt, by drastic measures, to former President Taft provides | sce Bild ae Bl We eave your teeth. ' amigos 18. includ remove the newest thorn from If the report that Joe Tinker Sinith planned to perform teday Our Prices—Examination Fi its side, the Federal league has Joined the Federale is true, ° | bakin ha Giana slob themiare DANCING 9 as | * ; ate : rie — War has been declared on the | the commission will make this | and. war expected to. ko. through | G01d Crowns (22k and QE 00 outlaw organization by Garry a test case | pm i he AR ph f y | extra HOAVY) ...++eseee Herrmann, chairman of the na- “It will only be a matter of but thi# will let him out as far as} Bridgework (strictly first. * $5. 00 tional baseball commission. time before the outlaws, or | actual Wowk 4a concerted. class), per tooth. 963 He plans a campaign to black- Federals, go out of existence,” | Both men had a busy day Gold Fillings $1.00 up. Phone Main 963 list every player jumping from Herrmann said, “It has not |terday, Smith boxed by True-to-Nature bigots (the finest organized baseball from ever the financial backing necessary f land finished his workout weigh artificial, Teeth in the world), Trans Ve 0 again donning a mitt. and cannot possibly afford to 1180 pounda a . The commission believes it pay such salaries as are pald in | 5h $5 pe $15 Office 114 Jackson St. can accomplish this by court In the major league.” THE IRISH WIN Al Work Absolutely Guaranteed The “Irish” team defeated the; Palnies# extraction of teeth by @ “Dutch” in the first game of the| new botanical preparation. Knights of Columbus bowling team} This office is indorsed by Beat- by two games to one. J. F. O'Brien) tle’s leading business men and by, was high man, rolling a total of 474.' the Dental profession generally. HOUGEN The, Shoe Repair ee Seeeetanentinantmeeticieeeee ay New Pennants BILLIE BURKE POSES THE CO-ED This Week A series of Art poses in elaborate colors, most beaut blended. roduced on fine cae felt costing 85c¢ a yard. ONE COUPON AND 20c B KORB CO. DOPE IS ALL UPSET; \ UNITED TEAM TIED Tre Sanitary Hair Stores Mate Dressing. atcurtng, Face w «. Theatrtoal Work and Toupes a Specialty 1102 First Ay. } | nited fell below par, The only other league game noon, and the final) was that between the Seattle Cel | ® « the bunting in the | ties and Franklin. The locals play thwestern Soccer league did not|ed a fine game and nosed out vio ur, as old hands had expected, tora by a 2 to 1 score, Frankllo d and Fort Lawton opened the scoring tn the second ed to a tall tle in a well-| half. few minutes later the} 1 game. Had the leaders Celts t the fig and followed | d the game, they would have up with another score, which ciuch.| the championship race inse-|ed the game. jfar as first place was concerned.) The league schedule ts rapidly The draw game gives the second nearing ita termination. T placo holders, Carbonado, furthes| son closes next month, and then the fe McMillan cup series begins. SEATTLE TEAM COPS, A team of eight gunmen senting the Tacor a association, and a r ir ested gun enthusiasts from that city were shown t The Seattle re-( 34 rds, Tacoma smashed The terme of the agreement pel the local gunmen to meet the Tacoma shooters in a return mat come Sunday tn February. The} of|moteh will be held at the Harb or | JROBBED an yeh ER RC inti: BY A DENTIST Steers 28% cote SIBN UP AGAIN BROWN ANNOUNCES ON FIRST AVENUE [5°°" destroving 45 blue rocks 1: tion of team competition betwe itempts. 3. Oeoper, ‘Paeown, led Paste come to my office every day|the two clubs, and hereafter will be the field as : 7 out] CENTRALIA, Dec. 29.—-Claud gemplain about deing robbed of their]49 annual event. § » popped! of 60 to his credit t , ¥ nada uneoat tine — —_ a Tr pshoot r of ir . and o Pan coe MeQuill r Whitworth be Dr. B J. Brown, college reba ar, and Willy | Ross, the local heavyweight, hav sie ed up for ri return match to be R, B.C. Dec, 29-—-!away from Lincoln, Neb., to man- o who ates A 7 r of the 1914 Vancouver age the Beavers my reputation in this city January 10 In| wempions will be tically ¢ V re i der Aptech 3 ihe lle ya dil set former meeting McQuillan | CP&™? t practically ancouver's players under re-| — : n order! won the decision. The bout || ame as last season, according to serve are: Lewis, Konnick, Grin- 7 isthe, tie Block " »,| Brown. Brown has issued the call Hall, Cadreau, Dorty, Harstaf, |newly-organized Morte 7 e , fan to sare you fest one) BAD and Henry Gieason, 126, | ing he is has been received by oar oe mxanized Morton A. C. wilil tor nis players under reserve as| Northup, Kallio and Raleigh, pitch: : who will make the trip to Van-/| local buliders. =A si well as a big bunch of youngsters.\ers; McMurdo, McCarl, Bennett, couver this week for participation | --—-——— oles The team will report in Vancouver | Scharnweber, Grover, Butler, in a boxing tourney under the} THE VIRGINUS HOTEL GODDARD FILES March 20. Thirty players will be|Heister and Reuther, | tnflelders; At The Star office, and auspices of the V. A. C., will com-| oy. i gs Ante on hand. Frisk, Brinker and Flanagan, out- the following branches: plete their training grind Tuesday "phone ‘Eiliott $0. ; — Harry Scharnweber, Inst season's | fielders, whe : night. Pinkman has been doing and Bivien res come to wey ottiwn vere! only Meht work, owing to an {n. entrance of the baflting te} jured knee. The meet takes place tm this advertisement pie cae Feces of take Dr. Browne New Year's day. Councilman Goddard Saturday | Shortstop, tn all probabtitty will| Mike Konnick wants to remain filed his candidacy for mayor. He| head the champions next season./in the East, and Brown has con- | will not resign as councilman, as|Seharney and Brown are sald to, sented to allow Mike to put over | Griffiths did. Goddard rententious.|2&¥€ come to terms. This means some kind of a trade, Brown ly declares he knows the town and|that Brown has given up getting| would Ike two young backstops in tho people's burdens, and that he's|Charley Mullen, the Seattle boy,| exchange for Konnick EDWIN ). BROWN, D. D. S. lina “hee whavaee At eke caine seve | PLAN BIG MEET | fe Seas SELECT OFFICIALS Open evenings until # and Sundays|tin today over the prospects of &| Modern elegantly furnished outside DANCING fentil ¢ for prope work , rooms, with the best aceommodations in between Wash- ior HIPPODROME annual shoot niiness, comfort and cour n and Oregon state teams to |) r the auspices of the| BALLARD— P. H. MULLEN, 5409 Ballard Ave. EVERETT— A. E. HALL, 2916 Colby Ave. BREMERTON— KOST BOOK STORE $11 Pacific Ave. toe. Dixte Fleager, “Wee” Coyle and} Both teams aro hard at work id Tom McDonald have been named |thix week getting in shape for th EN q Portland n club in February as the three officials for the DIE ii. contest. ‘The ners: : ” RENTON— Each state will be represented by! Washington Alumni - All-Northwest- | °'* a l-North weet W. S. MILHUFF, decid iminary ern football game to be held at| bunch, headed by Jersey Nisson, ts ‘ |THE STRANGER WILL Gee I field New Year's day.|dotng {ts training at Kent. Both oni pay aspsad Sep |}Denny fle New Year's da ng its trainin Ker a Thte Rican INAVY YARD ROUTE Fleager will referee, Coyle is the ms will wind up the etift gund Third and Main. reatanrant taxes | re and McDonald will serve ame will begin at ten men, a pr the ma CAFE FIRST AND STEWART A PLACE m, 1:26. seg _ - ihn es gammy Good, the lightweight,| Formerty Wheeler's, 218 Ualon mt, |p. rm. slarday TiAl pam | **| ON TRIAL RUW | THINGS THE PREssS ENTERPRISE FUR- : aay for Vancouver, | Sas ? _ _|° Time Table subject to change without lahat ‘a NITURE COoO,, TO EAT . . where, Tee a She oa m nt |Phome Main S101. Fare 800 Round Trip. After a successful trial run AGENTS PROMISE 42nd and 14th. Rough House” Charley Burns | ALBERT HANSEN oben a | milan youlanday, Card —_— joyd, England's daintic and her big pore NEW BRANCH PENNANT OFFICE Continuous Cabaret Vaudeville und bout. Good left or }ton, the new ferry-be 1 Jeweler and Silversmith ; cellent condition and is very con begin a regular sched of ainers, will be the at From 3 to 12 P. M. fident of victory. Burns has not Is Now Located at His Loxchi park and Medi bout ihe | traction at the Moore for four ar, | ored tory § his North New Sto ddle of Februa ndings at wit 8—Hi; Class Entertainers—8 Jj scored a vi is ow re middle * with a matinee New Ye oh 8 1010 Second Ave., Noar Madison. 1 Miss Lieyd is touring | constructed. oe ntry inder the direction of wit INC. } orr S IWALT JOHNSON NOW | == T Sori |_ ot” HOLD HER BACK dt ha surrounded BUSY ON HIS FARM’ jou STRINGER | ‘ EASTMAN KODAKS the show world. | 1320 Second Avenue ig features on the| : . r ram. includ ng Frank | GUTHRIF, Okla, Dec. 29—On ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Turkish-Russian Baths see ark inatvel . A ‘ oy gy the wheat fields of Kansas ang) eae pes or gentlemen. Washington Bathe,| SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 29—The| ‘B® Dublin mint Between Union and University 10% vs rtogh ty = oe - 4 : ae erat Leore Theatre Bldg. Masseurs,|steamship Governor, due here Su PARCEL POST MAP | an before ears. afternoon, did not arrive un last night, being Wm. Wicklund, graduate Dr. Stockholn For the convenience of those collecting pennants, The Star has opened a branch pennant office on Second av., where pennants may be procured by pre- senting a coupon from the front page of The Star and twenty cents—the same as at The Star office. Bathi Girl We have a suffi- cient number of The Bathing Girl Pennants §- to supply all who did not take advantage of Office 926-40 New York Bik. | wh grew so poor during autumn rains that it became nec sary for the farmers to buy cattle or to rent their wheat fields to cat tle men In order to keep the wheat elayed by FREE ; on vy head winds and seas encoun: | +9 al! New or Old Mail Subscribers | —— |Prof, Unman's Institute, Stockholm, |tered off the northern coast | With a Six Months’ Subscription Sweden. | to The Star | i The Seattle Star has bad a won. | . | TO CELEBRATE (eoststty “userst “ may’ made “up, we Gasabati stare, Fred Clarke} | Gov, Lister and the mayors of 8¢ showing ail the various parcel post of two baseball stars, P vet Pe “phe ed |zones, ond the shipping rates there. of the ttsburgh Pirates and Wal 0 0 if-— Jattle, Everett, Ki i ad and Be ahs 9 ter Johnson of th Washington A etamapy gh Jan.|. TMS map Is beautifully made up |Americans. The Johnsons, father sveral colors, and shows all the / in on, ha big ranch near Cof. 0, in honor of the completion s, towns, cities, ete., f; 0 | Why Be Sick? learettin Ha Dt tile winter they Actual fa is of tho new brick highway from Both |Elvers, tewne, cltles ts, 28 wit? Y Thiet 1n5'vy' turing [aro feeding a big bunch of cattle. | jell to Beattie. giving the population of the var oe te : *\ ‘The Johnsons spent a week in fous places, and the shipping costs The days of life are numbered by the|the nelghborhood of Scranton, Kan., E fo" exch postotfice. ‘This map te - Pace tuaay “sive ying more cattle, pickt p an RATE, A good many people in Seattle ARMY MAN D A so valuable that we have supplied ih : ering. Not pci aay bbe ele AL a and surrounding country have lost|., WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.—George |the Seattle postoffice with several satin oa with They are “stocking up” the ba . shy © 108") Henry Torney, surgeon copies ° health. | ranch more than ever this winter ‘ their money and good health by hot-| ine tnited States army, In addition to a large map of the “pare ‘ and the star of Griffiths’ riing air fakers, This ts not the case) hon re Jast night of bronchial te of Washington, a map of the n down hell, on serels t staff s he means to ke with us, We are placing eomething|1 afier an illness of sav-| United States fs shown, and also a 5 _* | dentistry beforo the public and we think ft The. Star wants everyone of its cepted an | those who keen © ead. 1 na our duty to let the public know. | —=<$—$=$—=——=—=—$—eeems | il Subscribers to. be. supplied jo mont f WE STAND BACK OF OUR W may save the life of someone | 8 with one of these maps, and ts « , “SUPPORT BOLTON 12 YEARS’ GUARANTEE iy Sith ad CANA wlohe puchaion Our Daily Animal Story making the following offer: Every subscriber who renews his sub: —_ | You will find testimonials Ko-Called Incurable ines Sooo cdr ae iu Seat || Llama Spits £0 | scription promptly for six months | . ong: tle people with each box. Woe hay or more ‘will be mailed one of these | | P Appendicitis, Ca-|| Central Labor Council, is being ac A Ig fill g $1 thousand seople us 4 I lf maps, absolutely free, altro sielitively supported for the councti ma am I In . pownence ct: Peggle Uelng Ih and Defend tse we left vaeant by they are happy today. This medi resignation it, We call it Blood and| tir Reopeired Vitality © falls | our offer last week to obtain this beautiful pennant. This is the first pose of the art e familia Fourth and Pike. 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FRIDAY must be addressed The Age sis| also gassed resolutions favoring the /#07 Ustversiiy agawns Mverelty | cot, For sale by the Quaker Drug| care, Llamas are fine swigmers CASH PRIZES, Star Circulation De- from reiinbie t tirecall of County Commissioner Bt., Opp. Frasor-Paterson Co. ty : Giles, 1126 Jack. | and drink frecly of sea water with epeurabie 4 Hamilton and Knudsen a Phatned ie out injur Contestants apply to RB. K partment, and enclose MINISTER WARNS 'EM bi t st 1 00 per |, Naturalists assert that when fg . Maitland, Director, Thursday, twenty-five cents for r AY 0 per|togfacaewith deat® the Hama @il > A, Dr Hu i of : each Pennant ordered f nterior \ hox lodve its congpanions and @ick out k, : . a Ve pecia is un e _ityg nb sat corgti cigar nsdn Send 411 communications to the|a particular spot for. © : @ French Dinner With —coin or one-cent ih rrugless | tending emigr o de 7 . ° 1 and si. aaa |parture to the United States un‘al| ground | Bottle of Wine, 50c stamps. eropathle 4 Globe Bldg. M Beattie, Wo GERMAN PHARMACAL co, | : Weight reducing, body bullding, Aus. are improved, { patiard Station, Seattle, Wash. | in sait,—Advertisemont. | ° ° a S