The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 21, 1914, Page 7

14, GINUS HGTEL oes, Sey oo Modern, slegantly furnished outside! ing at the critical moment in base. with the best accommedatior*sis| ball history, may change the entire oe neney ete #1 |complexion of the sport. Reports ~ 'y Weoated) from Rome and Paris are not ae! encouraging as the eariler dis MAIN 1594 Morgan’s Quick Shoe Repairing Shop While You Wait Cotted to Strtetly Vato 1918 tot Av. bet, Union and Daiversity = the finest in the world? ‘That Seattle tor BROWN & HULEN Second and Spring = Third Floor WHITE HOUSE | BILLIARD PARLORS | Green Bidg. Fourth and Pike eee tacaht Austin & Salts gym Insist on Seattle- Made Goods In doing this you enable the) manufacturer to increase his| output, and compel him to em- ploy more help. REMEMBER, the greater the weekly payroll, | the greater Seattle. Bakeries Case & Case. 514 Fifth Ave. W. a COMISKEY’S RETURN WI AID IN WAR AGAI By Hugh S. Fullerton Charles Comiskey's {llness, com- patches, home, ‘ot only will his enforced return mar the great reception planned for the returning world’s tourists, but ft is certain to have a great ef- fect upon the present political sit. | uation in baseball | Tour Great Mistake | Comiskey is the master mind of baseball, and haw been {ts direct: ing genius for many years, Ever! since the Brotherhood was, his ad-| viee and counsel have decided the| moves of the leagues, Both the! American leaguers who are his| partners and the National leaguers, bis sworn enemies, have been pray- ing for the return of Comiskey They declare that the world’s tour, which was planned before the Fed: | eral league's assault started, has| been the most disastrous move ever | made in baseball | Desperately Needed There is no doubt that Comiskey is desperately needed by the powers of organized baseball. For baseball Is In worse condition Just now than it has been since the adoption of the National agreement © Fed erals have ma¢ gigantic strides forward in the last week, and the Organized Powers who gathered in New York were outgeneraled and beaten at every step. President Murphy's move in releasing Man. er Johony Evers at the wrong tn: nt was a play straight into the hands of the rebels, and they took advantage of it. Further, the Ped- erals knew two days before any one else did what was coming off, and they were in New York, planning a and Comiskey ts coming THE STAR~—SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, LL NST FEDS coup, and on top of the Evers sen sation they announced their acqui sition of New York ground RANDOM SHOTS FABLE Ishmael had been counting the/| hands against him. “Looks tough,” he muttered, as he raised his hand against them all. “If Charley Murphy were here Td have at least one sympathizer.” ee eve TWENTY MILLIONAIRES from Pasadena witnessed the Clab- by-Petrosky battle, and the fighters realized about $3,000. Did the multia come In on passe eee NAY NI YU D1 MW Di] | ILIA SEATTLE 1S RAPIDLY ing to the front tn the as the Mecca of tenn In order to m the wielders of intendent of Parks J. W has put in orders for the imm Installation of a dozen new p tennis courts, which will bring the number of municipal courts close to a hundred. Thousands took advantage of Ww jcourts last summer Construction of several concrete ir phalt courts for yeararound playing !s now contemplated. The Lincoln playfield, one of the |moat centrally located parks, will FORG. Northwest SIGN OF THE Times | One Chicago loop cate has al ready painted-out “NATIONAL” and put “FEDERAL” on the score board. NEW TENNIS COURTS CITY TO BUILD DOZEN[ Essex Model have three courts this season, tn stead of one, as was the case inst yn has been made bun y from the) ds were turn Lincoln court last sea rma pla 1 will get one of urts, The location of pr courts has not yet been but they will be situat ed according to the demand A plan is being discassed for a city championship tournament this| year, on a much larger scale than tn * tofore, The prelimi y games will be played at each playfield, with the finals at Wood land park. the new LORD WILLIAM PERCY IS TO HUNT DUCKS SCIENTIFICALLY FOR THE AMERICAN MUSEUM CURTAINS FOR BUD! 1914, side work, (and be money ahead.) Good Cockerels For Sale (Raised from D, W. Younr’s cock birds, bred to 200-¢K% hens) HATCHING EGGS 8, ©. W. Leghorns Silver Campines W. Orpingtone English Penciled Indian Run ner Ducks. H. E. DOREN Lo WANE STATION, « ferurban. Or add I_won at Beattie, at Tacoma, Int Kiverett, Ist and 2nd cock, and 4th’ cockerel Y 92.50 Ver 12, 1002 No. Fortieth st, Take Wallingford « , WASH § Houte No, 1, Hox D Mer Baby Chicks Eggs for Hatching Candee System, Both Hatch. Ing and Brooding White Wyandot Comb Reds, Barre White Leghorn, Anconas very best stock of all breeds White 1 fawn Runner Ducks PLEASANT VIEW POULTRY YARDS at Edmonds, Wash. 8. P. DIXON, MGR. 3422 Fremont Ave., Seattle Phone North 205 the Famous IDEAL Built for Use on the ¢ Costs $8.00 Up SEND POR OUR shot, ‘why eet pri wr aw oe oF ana gives THE CHAS. MH. OLID SEATTLE Rose Rocks, The these an Indian Queen Incubators 70 to 540 Eggs Will have a limited num- chicks cents Rock 20 of Barred sale Monday, ber for | “The World's | each Best Hatchers.” | Send for catalogue and prices. Aabling-Ebright Seed Co. 89 Pike St., Seattie, Wash. 67 Marion St. Elliott 5612. Early Hatched Chicks (the winter layers) will thrive in this weather. is right, there'll be greens to feed the birds, and you'll feel a better man for the out Int and 6th rnd and Sth; at Int, ard ket exes from mame pens J. L. ANDERSON Sentete f Don’t Pay Big Prices | REE HOOK oney-making ¥ €O. PORTLAND Pacific Poultry Co. The season Single Comb R. I. Reds Flock and Yard Buen are 70 per cent water and 10 Prize winners, trapnested, vig- | per cent shell, and when kept for « orous, fine shape, and color to | long time and allowed to evaporate burn are largely air wonder the A few strong, big-boned Cock. | S'® Cimplllnt™ Re a dee erels coming from heavy-1aying | ee eee ene iette hens for $5.00 each establishing @ poultry plant Stock and eggs; prices ac ret thing to considered cording to quality 1 be minimizing of labor, Ex- ‘ head cellent layers cannot overcome with Utility eggs, $8.00 per 100. Srosit the Landlonp of a 7Ename Pedigreed Airedale Pups, | of superfluous work. A good mar- $15.00 each; females, $10.00, ket cannot offer opportunities #0 alluring that the weight of unpay- MRS. H. G. KIMBALL J tng iavor is not ebie to turn the RICIMONDS HE IL AN DS product to loss, The roost cleaning Oa verett Interurban, he eo Gone « , Op. St Thone Hichmond 17 J POU be dove au tte, eee cle « of . gathering of exes, and regu of alr and sun- s little ti must car ke poultry-r shine should ta possible, One many fowls to m pay When dirt floors Show, this winter, in competition with 89 of the best 8. C. White Leghorn cockerels in the North- west, my birds won six of the nine highest awards. Fees for Hatching From se and Beattie are used the akes an excellent on the roosting nen mixed with the it scan be thus used to advan= widely differtn There are kinds of One is made A , and te prin high in protein redient for the The other ts half chop 4 while far less valuable | in feed, is excellent to use; on the brooder floor. clean I , offers wholeso! and is cheap enough to be used in this way A writer in the Reliable Poultry ives a substitute ts as @ try ration, Seventy Pp cent corn 26 per cent wheat bran and 6 per cent of] meal, Fowls, it is said, like it, and calves on pens headed by prize winr ch mated to 15 strong, vigorous femates; line bred for years for heavy egg production. $1.50 for 15 Eggs or $8 100 eggs. Two mating, $6 for 15 eggs R. R. UPPER Orillia, Wash. special fed on this slongside of a similar drove of « s fed on oats # etter condition that the omt-fed To Get Eggs, Feed John L. Craib’s Laying Mash Reason for making even backyard poultry pay: “Bear in mind that the management of the small flock is lkely to be continued with the larger flock. Habits of quick atten tion or of putting off will insensibly grow stronger.” BEAUTIFUL EGGS PAY F Purchasers like to be flattered’ with artistic labels and fine appears ing containers of all kind fact | that im testified to by the experts of 70 A mixture of finely ground grains and meat products, sciev- tifleally compounded, 7 ence of merchants in disposin, handsomely labeled goods. the extra care that the egg mer- chant gives to sorting his eggs for ] uniform tint, pe and size indl- -60 Per Bag | i) fe atic eee Piet er that something at least has been done in bis behalf. If what he sees appears well he is more apt to take the unseen contents on faith than are y mi: Poultry Foods and Supplies of all kinds at lowest prices. unfavorabl: Tel. Elliott 3899. ‘ 1022 Western Avenue. their least they think they are en ‘TRIM US AGAIN | LOCALS COP IT | VANCOUVER, B. C., Feb, 21—/events against the Spokane A. A./1¢ at the hill gym Friday EUGENE, Feb. 21.—The Univer-| sity of Washington basketballers The Seattle A. C. team cleaned u in an {nterclub boxing and wrest-| received another jolt Friday night, PORTLAND BESTS SPOKANE | HIGH SCHOOL GAMES PORTLAND, Feb. 21.—Mutnomah| Pyanklin high school basketball A. C. triumphed {n three out of four!team walloped Queen Anne, 21 to night. C. here, Friday night. ARSITY WINN | 13, and took the lead in the cham- | Broadway defeated Ballard, 30 to ling meet with the Vancouver A. C.j hands of the University of Oregon pots night. 4 Pinkman, ATURAL HISTORY, AS WE T, THE SCIENCE OF DUCK The University of Washingyg: |\Pionship race. wrestling team defeated the Y. M | taking a 24 to 9 trimming at the ‘TING CONSISTS OF SIT. IT'S BACK TO THE BUSH, the opening of the season, after *, beat Paul Pederson, Van- | 7 Boxing taught. Austin @ Salts gym t TING IN A BOAT DURING A league for “Bud” Anderson, the Van-| which Boston either turns him back|""® 3 leouver, in four rounds; Andy Du-|C:4- Srapplere Friday night. nasium, SLEET STORM WITHOUT MOV. |couver, Wash., terror, today. No/to one of its minor farms or drafts ie vall, Seattle, knocked out Jimmy ’ WHEN THE BOTTLE longer will the fans In Vancouver a new TOM NEEDHAM HAS RETIRED Hanks, Vancouver, in four rounls, : D OF THE 8nd Medford, Or. who both claimed player and club owner contract suitable to both as director of public safety at Stev-\and Fortner, 8. A. C. grappler, beat HOUGEN The, Shee Repair Man ; BOAT. “Bud” at the beginning of his me a ae benville, ©. to join the Cubs.| Harrison. Buster O'Neill, Seattle, . - |teorle climb, greet the former {dol| Boys, three new decks! ih to Stanley Clement in boxing. | | with brass bands and entertain him) THE NEWS THAT THE CITY| = — BIG MEET is 0 at banquets. In fact, both towns Of Havana has decided to permit probably will endeavor to shift the betting on baseball results some- responsibility for Anderson onto how recalis the visit of a famous NEW YORK, Feb. 21.—Athletic! the other. British marqu® to America. ~ organizations from Philadelphia,| Friday night Anderson went five The marquis was intensely Inter ested in trotting horses what of an authority and racing. The big Reedaville meeting was nd the marquis was taken and some on breeding Newark, Syracuse, Boston, Balti-| rounds with Red Watson of Loa An more and other cities will be repre- | geles at Frisco. In that round Wat mted in contests at the annual son bad his adversary hanging on. Sportsmen's show, which opens In and all but out Madison Square Garden today, to The referee stopped the mill to continue through February save Bud, Many of the prominent amateur os 6 and professional marksmen, swim SEATTLE BALL PLAYERS ARE mers and fancy divers tn the coun-| not going to weep buckets of t there and introduced to John Splan, talked for Boys and Girls A FREE TICKET the famous driver. The try will be seen in action during now that the Durham company has + rg Me the week. Contests for boy swim-| pulled out of its agreement to part ee Noodtes. mers of the grammar and high | with 50 seeds every time the bull is Manafactured by schools and to decide the ladies'| plunked with a batted ball. 7 TO THE A. F. GHIGLIONE & SONS indoor amateur swimming cham-|distance from the plate to tt bovine at Dug’s plant is exactly 40 jfeet, and it isn't to shoot a ball that far company formerly ga acks of tobacco, or $2.50, to every playe who lifted the ball out of the en |plonship are on the program. even salble same Cottages, Bongsiows Garages Ete All sizes and styles. Made in SEATTLE and shipped Complete Report Alhambra closure Dug’s old place. The everywhere sariared eT ratereneen f}] OF Market Today 1 ais'it't: ony‘ cne sean, tnoust j Attractive—Serviceable—Beonmleat | The number of homers swatted den cor prions tetere you bey or Vand a aiga® box park nearly pat ° ‘bles and Ut Of the cigar box park nearly put} AMERICAN POMTAWLE HOUSR CO. | Prices Pald Producers tor Vegetables and /OUt Of {he isa" box | i tied. thar Wablekinnn inoetsaad! The Best Seats in the House at Any Time ane cade 5 cay about the big harness events of America FRANK KELLY, THE RED 3 leaned Tvehinan who. twinted ‘et Ah, Mr. Splan,” he said present haven't you any fixed events the rubber for the Seattle club last year, and for whom the Boston America? 4 seratched bis head an in Red Sox paid Dug real coin, has on H h P U ] S d N h <a 1 left hin Spokane home for the Sox| "Mums (en sald: ere’s the rogram nti undaay Nig. t 4 |training quarters in Texas. Kelly| nearly all fixed” a }{# on a probaticnary contract. He : genre | m esp setae gets a 26 per cent increase over his EDWARD PINKMAN, THE SEN.| “Fishing on the Great Lakes” Cal “radiance contract of 1913 with Seattle, and) sational ound Seattle boxer, | |Local radishes Ae — i "| keeps on winning scraps for the S8e-| : 0 H | CUT-' eH | renter attle “Athletic club, Pinkman nar coy Ly e C lif e999 3 of Rheumatiam owly missed scoring another knoe! ‘ oo hi a iat umbering in California q 12% for th ids, and then nearly| q ee eats oe ane Eyre,” Two-Reel Feature without plates by our palsies |the Canuck, 9 method. F WOLGAST 18 HITTING UP AN 6 99 8 Amalgam filing . $1 waranty a a Bob Leonard” in a Comedy . rie with the fang. Attempting to Choice lemons. ight three nights in uece Gold Crowns 3 Prices Pale Pred sod raking. All caro ‘mpe te fit] 66 99 a vers a sensible thing for a champion- Aprings, over 2 Ibe. ship contender to do earing oe Py . 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