The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 3, 1914, Page 7

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Wa. ae Blooal a N he A meeting of a number of men interested tn the organization of a Class D baseball circuit, covering Puget sound territory, was held Fri day night, and plans for formir euch a league were gone over, — It | was decided to wait until definite word was received from Everett, Bellingham, Snohomish, Anacortes, Bremerton, Port Townsend and Marysville before going any fur ther. Those backing the movemont are almost sure they will be allowed to locate here with the permiss!on | of the Northwestern league direct ors. If the league ts organized for | the 1914 season, it probably wil! not} {nelude this city, as Northwesvern league games are scheduled for ev jery Sunday of the season at Dug’s | There will be 24 Sunday games here next season, to 23 last year. In 1915 Jug hopes to have the schedule ro arranged as to allow the Class D 10 Sunday games on his lot nen Se attle will also have a Clasa D club. NEW YORK, Jan. 3.—Long La catcher, wasn't telling friends tod son. Instead he was nursing a or with Cy Seymour in a Harlem ba That he could whip Johnson Tho Harlem battle happened after theatrical manager, who pro share of money recetved from 2 we the manager's part and Larry was them apart. The Pilgrim Congregational) church five dropped a onesided game to the Plymouth Auroras at the Plymouth gym Friday night by a 44 to 20 score. The winners play | od a fine game, their splendid team | work being conspicuous above all ly starred. What are you the champion of? oe There are champions and cham- pions— meaning all the white hopes. | eee Extry! Extry! Sam Langford and Joe Jeannette are going to take) a long rest. Thoy won't fight pach other for two weeks. 8. Charlies Murphy is alleged to have offered to bet $5,000 In real money. There must be a catch tn {that one. eee You don"t have to be a German to get in Dutf> tn Cincionatt. | ee A. NIXON SHAY The credit for the tntroduction | of Title Insurance {8 due to the ab- | stract-makers, who first recognized | the weaknesses of the old Abstract \eystem and its unfitness to meet lthe needs of modern business. | Under the Abstract system, the labstract-maker prepared @ con densed history of each title, called Jan abstract, from the public rec ords, which was submitted to some lattorney for his opinion on the title each time the title passed from one owner to another or a loan on the property was secured Some attorneys were careless tn \their examinations; others were |unfamiliar with all the intricacies of real estate Jaw and frequently passed defective title, as being \clear or rejected clear titles as be ling defective. Even careful, com |petent attorneys frequently made mistakes in judgment. Court cal-| endarsa were clogged with suits af feeting title each suit represent-) ing a difference of opinion between | two or more lawyers. Investors, learned that no title was ever ab solutely safe under the Abstract} system. Many declined to invest | {n real estate under the conditions \then existing. Title Insurance was introduced | to make real estate dealings safe, | economical and rapid. Under Title} linsurance, titles are exhaustively | examined by expert real estate law lyers employed by the insurance company, from the title records of the company which are complete lin every detail, These examina jtions of title are then guaranteed by the company and are accepted aa standard by all responsible ft nancial institutions, A title insur lance policy describes the property insured, shows clearly and simply |the condition of the title and binds the company to defend {t and pro | tect the insured from loss, No ab ia necessary the tn | vestor is saved the expense of am | ploying an attorney |" ‘The Washington Title Insurance | company, of Seattle, has a pald ur leapital of $500,000, [t maintains with the State Treasurer @ perma nent deposit of $100,000, as an ad | ditional protectioh to policy-hold Jers. It conducts Ita b i@iness under supervision of the foner. The abstract the com doa great tate Insurance Comm! joldest and best-known makers of Seattle pany and have perfor public service in plac on a safe, stable bast Title Insurance {9 also firmly es tablished in the other states of the country. In New and many other large cities it Is the onl¥ title i] system now in genera * CHICAGO, Jan, 8.—-Charles Webb the most-hated in ie the first major league clud owner declare war Murphy, man baseball to openly against the Invasion of the Federal league. Every member of the Chi cago Nationals, of which Murphy ts head, ia today in receipt of a warn Murphy that legal action n if any one dares to de ing from will be tak sert to the Federals. Phe Chicago elud,” Murphy . “not only has a moral, but a legal right to your services, This fs to inform you that this right will be protected to the fullest ex tent of the law “One thing * sure, and that is that no player who Jumps his cor tract will be allowed to play else where.” writ Murphy, In further reference to the laws, brands them as “hav ing the instinct of pirates.” Maybe Larry Won’t Want to Fight Big Smoke Now rry McLean, tha Giants’ erratic ay that he could whip Jack Joln ulsed face, the result of a clash room 4 been McLean's boast for years McLean had ked down hi that Larry give him his k's : Seymour took glad to le when friends pried eng WAS BIG SCORE| CLASH TONIGHT The Seattle Y. M. C. A. team will clash with the Port Blakeley bas ketball five on the Y. M. C, A. floor onight. Th the Blakeley boys work that the “Y" team ts due for just such another walloping as It Kot fn fancouver, as the Blakeley bunch Is compo former college ath pw every an) of the e who have watched game, RANDOM SHOTS will stay away from the game fn stars. see The Federal league ranke along with other prominent secret so cletion. eee There is no truth In the rumor that should Happy Hogan, the al ffornian, buy the St he will take sunny state. to the Charley Herzog wanted to man age « ball club but they sent him to Cincinnatt. MAIN 1594 Quick Shoe ring Shop Rep welled for and Delivered rietly Union Khy 1318 Ist Av. bet Union and Universit Office Phone Ren Phone Kenwood t ROBERT CURTIS ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Wiring, Repairing, Installing 1018 Post St. Seattie Phone Main 963 Eyres Transfer Co. DO YOU KNOW That Seattle has ¢ finest billlard parlor In the world? 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Worley Effictency Fngineer 317 Yesler Way Elliott 3851 IF IT’S SPORT NEWS, IT’S HERE | DUG WILL FIX’ MURPHY WARNS ‘SEATTLE BOYS — FOR INVADERS TO JOIN FEDS AT VANCOUVER “The poorest treatment ever ao corded the club in its history,” the emphatic assertion coming from Pat Scott, Seattle boxing director, who returned from Vancouver Friday, in company with his team of boxers and wrestlers The squad took part in an interctub smoker conducted by the Vancouver A.C, New Year's night The 8. A. C. broke even with Vancouver, taking both boxing events and losing in wrestling. It is of the events won by the club that Scott complains “Pdward Pinkman, who beat Brad ley in four rounds, was outweighed eight pounds, but agreed to go on at catch-welghts,” says Scott. “Ilo floored his man three times tn the third round, and still an extra round was called for, Bradley was barely able to stagger from his corner in the fourth round, and one blow put him down, ‘Then the fight was stop ped, That t# only the raw treatment.” ‘O’LEARY WILL GET TITLE GO ‘0, Jan, 3.—John the Seattle feather claimed by many boy at his on the coast, may get Champion Johnny ing to bis manager Purcell is now negotiating with Promoters Coffroth and Graney have O'LP&ry mpion within th two fr case the falls through. O'Leary fa scheduled Vancouver today the former ( champion, BAN FRAD ny O'Leary, be on with accord box the ¢ next month ¢ Kilbane-Attell match to where he will box nadian Bayley Joe | MIDDIES AGAIN 428, Jan. 3.—-Sailor Jim Clabby, middie bs Vernon j ow January |, Petroskey ais Francison, days before going The men will welgh at 10 a. m. and will en « five hours later, three jter the ri | | | NEW YORK, Jan Hunter, at one time president of |the Jockey club and who for more \than 60 years took a leading part in | the velopment of American sport, is critically {1 Hunter ts 80 years old. Attending physicians, in view of his advanced age and his cond! jtion, entertain little hope for his recovery. CENTRALIA, Jan. 3.—Centralia high school basketball team defeat ed the Christian Brothers quintet of Tacoma 22 to 18 In a give and ‘© Friday night Joho “DENNY-RENTON” All Clay Products 1007 Hoge Bldg. WHITE HOUSE BILLIARD PARLORS Joahun ¢ Bide. Fe ava e TATE’S Cabaret Restaurant The House That Quality Entertainment Built Commencing Dec. 29th FRANK HOWARD Presents SLATER BROCKMAN and RHARDT SISTERS Entertainers de Luxe Direct from (¢ 10. hicaga. Other Acts——10 (THE VIRGINUS HOTEL £04 Virgin Wettlake Ay r 03. furnished outside dations tn dern, elegantly beat n Transion | Figg street care. boc i ently located Athlete club one example of | of great to poundage to gall for Ughtwelght 7 « N (Raised from D, W. Young's cock birds, bred to 200-eR@ nens) HATCHING EGGS 8. 0. W, Leghorns Silver Campines W. Orpingtons. glish Penctled Indian Run Ducks H. E. DOREN KSPERANCH STATION, erett Interurban, ANDERSON'S HATED MOCKS And Treoma 1912-1913 J. L. ANDERSON th St, Seattle Are You Prepared? There is a feeling in the development in a poultry industry There is no denying the f |] tionally bright Tin such high regard as at and aggressive action on the part of all men and women in our grea undreamed of We, as manufacturers © Foods and Supplies, will leay to measure up to unturned pected of us Essex Model Incubators | Parente, | “The World's | Best Hatchers.” Send for cataloxue and prices. Aabling-Ebright Seed Co. 89 Pike St., Seattic, Wash. air that 1914 Il matters what is will wil pertaining t see a return the act that the outlo oultry and eggs have never been the present time Niel mplist jLLY's t state can acc f Poultry ¢ no stone ex- Hatching Eggs $1.00 PER SETTING. Per 1,000 $42.50 42.50 Por 100 $5.00 5.00 + 6.00 - 6.50 6.50 7.00 Anconas White Leghorns. Buff Leghorns 8. C. R. |, Reds.. Barred Rock White Wyandotte Pacific Poultry Co. 67 Marion St. Viaduct, Seattle. Agents the Queen bator. Send for catalogue. 85.00 65.00 SEATTLE WILL HANG UP BIG AUTO PURSE | Two hundred thousand dollars, of |which Indianapolis alone will con leribute one-fourth, is to be hung up for auto racing next year in the United States as a conservative basis. The purses, in the order of |their importance, are as follows Indianapolis $50,000, Seattle $30,000, Sioux © 000, Vanderbilt and grand prize $16,000, Los Angeles. Sacramento $14,300, Corona $11,000, Tacoma $10,500, Santa Monica and Elgin $10,000 each, Los Angeles Phoentx $6,400 and Galveston $6,000 The grand total ts ‘CHAMP TRAINS Champion R training, he Lightweight started light to his bout Harlem Ton through the park to t terday, and back, walking, or, about ten miles. I have had a rest of thr weeks,” sald Ritchie today, “and | am ready to get back to the gris ough it will be done gradually When the weat ite, I wil ltake a walk every day, That wall Jharden me up, take off some flesh | and fit me for the gymnasium.” | WON'T GIVE UP SAN FRANCISCO, Jan, 3,—Brok en up over his defeat, Arthur Pel-| key has no Intention of retiring| from the ring. He announced to-| day that he is consdering an offer to meet Kid Kenneth at Taft, Cal., the latter part of January. Kenneth recently knocked out Charlie Horn, the San Francisco heavy. Pelkey has submitted his terms, and If the are accepted he will leave for Taft and go through @ course of train ing. RIVERS IS OFF L083 ANGELBS, Jan. 3.—Joo Riv ors will leave here tomorrow for Milwaukee, where ho probably will Ad Wolgast late in January practically has accepted j | | | SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. | | meet Rivers terms. NEW YORKER WINS DINBORGH, Scotland, Jan The annual professtonal modified marathon race at Powerhall track, held here Friday, was won by Hans |Holmer of New York 1 oe | “Everyone” Dances at DREAMLAND TONIGHT ADMISSION 25¢ Includes 5 Dance Tickets LADIES FREE WE TEACH DANCING. | | noune minor events such as co road and dirt . the figure of $200,000 gether with the San I track m will eas A rec of the amounts involved shows west, on the whole, bulge on the East next year, In prestige, of course, there can be no comparison between eastern and western contests in the of the sporting world. The Indian apolis sweepsta are considered in a clase by ith the PA SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 3 ake the gun ma there wit the Frer individ: mit) | some MAKE start battle with Carp ed States, but have guarantee his end, he dec Smith could hoy boxing bh If Carpenter, he w send Jack the Gu VENICE TR LOS ANGELES y several days of joch Manager Hogan of the Venice Tigers an 1 today that he has trade Pitcher Baum to the San Francls¢ lub for Pitcher Henley and In fielder McArdle. The three men ure Coast beague vete Mc Ardle probably will r Hosp as the Tiger utility man Jan yin Wotght reductnn, pody building, Aus in-Salt —Advertisement. BULL BROS. Just Printers 1018 THIRD AIN 1043 Bake Oven Treatment Rheumatism and All Con- ted Condl ne has no equal tation Free DR. JOHN the pictu Poultry in a climate like this always has a big attraction for a man. get you in touch with the right men The Star will ran a page each Saturday. Watch for it and for the poultry news alongside it. Single Comb R. I. Reds NOW IS THE TIME RAISE CHICKENS—IT PAYS To ickena in the of @imost or other tn roblem is to make rt, to have the rather MRS. H. G. KIMBALL HICHMONDS HEe On Kverett Inte Station ILANDS Opp. The secret of success with yultry {8 to ha te that lay will when egg All thorities agree this strong, recognized au that to musT vigorous of excellent accom you have a from a laying qua plish male strain ead your breeding 1 have 30 Cockerels for sale birds the result of are entific selection and ars oO) ding for heavy and standard excell R. R. UPPER Breeder of 8. C, White Leghorns Orillia, Wash ndence Solicited.) r egg produc tion (Correapc To Get Eggs, Feed John L. Craib’s Laying Mash A mixture of finely ground grains and ment products, scien ttf! compounded. $1.60 Per Bag Poultry Foods and Supplies of all kinds at lowest prices. Tel. Elliott 3899. 1022 Western Avenue, ea 60 cents t . 4 J o| months will ight bodied what she choose the most pre- * and those possessed ext vitality. We should building of m profitable the pullets, and so we t from those that are well bred which have the function o production strongly Ceveloped| Kive ¢ e of this by earl thou n thome whlch thone orn Ir " for nm considerable her «ge organs y developed. Bho not make a good layer for @ of good layers can only by weeding out idlers t bred stock there will ain percentage of poor the same as there are of runta. The better the breeding the i er this percentage will be in both cases. In breeding for eggs we want this { t qualit £1 inoetiy the sires side, as he Influences fecundity. A Leg- let which does not lay when months old, assuming that properly grown, re- back and was hatched ral breeding season, idered as precocious, if she will ev very great layer, April and/ illets should do this, Marchi ets may take a little longer, de-; on the season. When they ut on the ground early inv y will mature as quickly as) {1 hatched puliets. June pullets! are about with March birds, whenj are is ta to protect them from: heat. July and later require @ month or two longer, as they have to con-; tend with hot weather from. the} start, and unless very carefully grown will never mature at full size! and often make poor layers of small( exes. largely hogt pt the ts she has b ceived no Z= MONEY IN THE —s —BANK OR YOU WILL = =— BE LOST « new ocrastination is the OF to stop YOU begin We will well Don't ART. ount you day an thief of time.” It is constant that gets a man in a fix like the one ini wasting his money some day, put off banking your money. now. Come to our bank and treat you courteously and take Make OUR bank YOUR bank WE PAY 4 PER CENT INTEREST ON SAVINGS. Northern Bank & Trust Company ADES vx: St., Corner Fourth Ave. The Uptown Bank. NORTHWESTERN CREDIT ASSN. 3012-15 Arca SEATT: Established 1903 de Bldg. 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