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

de root 86 Best modern He to S00, Stewart A \ AN ATTRACTIVE West PICTURE Eddie Graney, known as the “Tuxedo Referee,” cumstances which determined ring history and the fate of the great masters of the glove Jealousies, worries, broken friendships, the part played by wives of fighters—how thi will for the first time be told by the man who has taken part in the game as boxer and r Woven in with the comedy, the pathos and the drama of classic encounters will be by a man who knows how to tell a story with a punch The first one appears today. Don't miss them ALMOST 18 INCLINED TO| DESIRE FOR VENGEANCE PUT SAYS ‘TUXEDO EDDIE’ GRANEY °° ON t that he pulled more than a mililon | out tn elg ears. eee THOSE WORLD'S TOURING] Article No. 1 ball players are earning foreign present 1 : ur ran in fan means a turally 1 -- . Ang * rapidly. Joe Bens got| prese ay crop ¢ ght| would want to fight bim © beat By Eddie Graney ais Dg fcarmal out to see the| fighters? Listen to this from Gun-| Johnson, but you can Just lay yous SOME FACTS OF INTEREST TO A boxing club instructor's desire for vengeance was re-\pyramids and Buck Weaver re-| boat Smith, who ts at the Pantages: | last fitney that he'll not accept ar sponsible for the debut of Jim Corbett into the prof ferred to it as “cam-mal do ier It Frank Moran beats Jack Jobn-| proposition from me in a thousand TAXPAYERS : dees No WOULDN rit nm A TERT Paria oe Aitieer wed Gat hans fig the ip an “i Gish At Sintth not the fear of higher taxes that draws out . The inside story, replete with intense human interest,|/i1.° thing if this bar “war|hard thing to do, | know I shal |is destined to fight the dubs ax long the campaign of opposition to the Lake Cushman is known to comparatively few hould cont! intil Plefschman| never get a crack at the heavy- as he's chamy nd ma foreve te, from our competitors h . y In th arly ‘S&C rn G arriso as at the head | would refus t Ward have any| Welght championship of the world| Rather a hopeless game, after al! hese Private Interests did not want you to wil! doudle the effectiveness of In the ear when Greer Harrison was at the hea would refuse. lho bd 9 Pita ome pieces Pasa a nda tear I a ) your advertisement or printed mat-jof the Olympic Club of San Francisco, he asked Cooper, then car vale scaiae Moran won't fight me, that’s all Nee ur Light cr. Try us with your next order/champion of ugiand, to recommend a boxin instructor ss there is to tt Hii ANA’ Sauk thin alot did not to build the masonry ‘ for half tones 2 etchings, Cooper repl that ter Watson, then at New Orleans Now, If John Evers Is entitied to} “He wormed out of a 10-round! Guaboat ABI, + Sigel “y { may was “the bes xing instructor in the world.” Watson was | $25,000 damages for Injury to his/ match tn New York shortly after! never has been yut up to me ore mu to build a steam plant THE RAPID SERVICE ENGRAVING CO) nocd reputation ae a manager, what aum|he had whipped Al Palzer, although | te sina, A Toteréetes do nok wRg eee The at. OES hae pe i id a is coming to Frank Chance? jhe stood a chance to get the bis) granted that the name ca } : Ins 230 Liberty Bidg., Opp. Postoffice From the first his methods of! + fale a cut of a $10,000 purse. I beat Mo-|t on : — Cushman ie Eiviott 3696 instructions were criticised by Dave DON’T SPEAK OF IT ASA Un te 9 a ore ated it and know it is a good x ad nm of the Gxceaiie ical ta Geli cle Sam's navy 4 1 eakness ¢ stoma » 1 was only a young F tL NAVY. “YARD ROUTE | cise snd tn 6 short tine the an ing to Comiskey, It has beenone! AFTER BLI eotited bit Twas a ee lasting: this Gower mm cial greamers HL ty, Yourts «94 tagonism had grown to a positive time; a fit mate the brain and| LOS ANGELES, March 3.—The ¥ areas dekh abate three year a ore te. ers feud between the two men—the} | Unstde dope) it requires as much| Federal te * flirtation with is oe hasg digs . . A os The Seattle Commercial Club, the Municipal q _m. 19% /amateur and the professional, stomach as brain to be a great| Catcher Jac ise fa causing much | ccuan't find any shows my size tn gue and the Labor Organizations have investi- Shed paid Instructor Licks Him baseball leader jconcern today at the office of the|Coulint tind any shoes 8 . F sun secensaeliges 4 5° without Instructor Watson eee | Venice Coaat 1 club, Blin ‘ fock an : gg se ’ 6 - 4 n Lhe gated and approved F ; | in on t ‘i ana wih arger pair than I needed rT It is their fear of of your plant {| gotten in a bout at Germany Schaefer cables that bal ch sean with the w a a 4 t is their fear p ) Main 3101, Fare 600 Reand Trig entler | i nae ‘i dering Giants-WhiteSox combina. | Were Dig. sauare-toed affairs ar kick fio ie? i Phese Main . gentlemen the prince of Monaco cut the Mon. | Hnring ¢ *-WhiteSox ieee ike a Souris: OF blncka oe that makes these Pr fight your ’ ' boxer began te Carlo limit when he saw Jim| tion und nt Mater has sent {looked acquiring the Lake Cushman Site ; among hing tn’ , oket. jhim a lengthy wireless message ac ng or oo send ei a, Ths Ne tea begging him to spurn the Foderate | “A little saflor on board said he Your plant is saving you in reduced rates friends that he was show TUFR TO TUSCTOM, | could s66 b \ THEY I" J Watson by whipping » toa COUNT OTTO 8SALMEHOOG. t until he can ou! ee no reason why the gov $3,000,000 annually—WHICH THEY WANT IN 4 atandstil! ; |straten was defeated at indoor ten- | toxether ting eo See oe PROFITS E 4 - t ' falled t my fe The ctor got wind of It, ond nis in New ¥ badly th " “Byer since the: een Gu fs the when two Jumped Into the ring yhead writers re to let him| cables Maier sent him at London FRR gh then I've been Gun big? his lit ae Sey Aa mere 7 ee | Wh I come from.” he said to ¢ “ om ger e HAMPION WINS o Apter ntly Johnson doesn’t ike a j his whipped adversary, “an ama. - foe desi cur ne CHICAGO, Maret Hop-| Jobuson, in an interview in Paris, <8 660199 A | ea a ce hata, del cag a cents Gog Se | caterer thm Seer. Tare roposition | im Hs nal's — rg gy maple hey a Sadie Graney, Mameus Tuxedo nols, was not Doctor Roller elr match here Monday |ford because Gunboat Smith beat rr coon Me leapt bisa neg i ' « the 18.2 billiard tourna-/him, and he'll fight Moran because D. ROSS, ton @ you what I'm going to do: I'm going Referee, cee pp ed 500, against |he considers him the peer of Smith. J. D. ROSS, pont to develop on of the younger lads | ine arty ai Sas a snes® Branch Rickey Is either going to 1 high run of the| And Gunboat bas beaten them both Supt. of Lighting. tos = OUSE bo Rj — here who ts 2 DK 4 For a Watson put| be ® great success or a big failure |evening wan made by the champion Johnson battles Moran tn June, 7 oa \c you to a nice brown turn. i n 16 amon e f “4 . oung Cc through a stiff course |@* @ manager, He stopped the|scoring 156. Yamag high runland has already received $5,000 ade WHITE H give you a demonstration of my |7?unk Corbett throw veloping his Poker game the first night out. | was 01 n earnest ie BILLIARD PARLORS | fieinca'that youi not soon forget Of seoret training, developing hi he fire eS. oe Na Joshua Greea Bide. Fourth and Pike Corbett Gets Chance certain that his pupil was ready THERE ARE A LOT OF THOSE sa Boxing taught. Austin & Salt's gym aOR ee Be ee ee SAL LATS ITCHERS GHAMP TRAINS ‘ pastum. ahead,” challenged to give Eisman the promised trounc:| FEDERAL. t PITC) the ae =| Watson had noticed Jim Corbett, ing. BAM oR wo ft b Wikte CDE GH T Y LONESOME me then a promising youngster tn the Gets in Game to Stay fos oy tet ey era hitdentiie CHICAGO, March 8.—After ap | ’ ick Sh Olymple club and selected him as| Corbett walloped Eisman to &/) pact F > Precise: Outflelder Frank Schulte of — elther quit or been fired man, two members of the great | watching Lightweight Champion os Morgan’s Quic Oe | the Instrument “through arblch 10 standstill. Watson stood by, grin ory the Cubs is mighty lonesome That great quartet of pitch: outfield, are gone. Schulte Ritchie go through a few of his iri T a Dt av ica ein h tis factio ve! eulbac! he ans _ “a Repairing Shop et satisfaction and vindleate ning his gatisfuction. || | We rise to nominate t. D. Grice,|| now hen Charley Murphy 47% Overall, Reulbach, Pfiester alone remains. Even Catcher |] training paces, fight fans here were by ‘While You Wait "Teew"e von ik . ‘ a My system he sa! baseball player Mercer univers sold out bis interest in the Cub n, are but a memory Johnny Kling has quit the convinced that Ad Wolgast will ot Shore Colled for and Delivered ~ you like to whip El®|the defeated amateur. “My system for the high office of president as far as the Cubs are con- game. | ere Merietly Union ‘2 man?" he asked one day with my compliments tthe Chicago Cubs. He bit off team, the last person connect corned, The same is true of It {s doubtful if any great | have to be as good, if not better, ork 1818 tet Av., bet. Union and University ‘Sure, agreed Jim, “I'l whip him atson was so impressed with! his tongue during a game ed with the great world cham- the great champlonship infield, championship team has been |than he was to regain the title tna right now fi tt's showing and ponsibillt om ©. plonship team of a few years Chance, Evers, Tinker and wiped out in such a short space \when he clashes with Ritchie im Not now,” advised the tnstruc-|that he arranged a tour throug Pl neg * Cee SR Fes ago, excepting Schulte, had Steinfeldt. Sheckard and Hof- of time. hat jtor. “But meet me out st Dr./England for him. But Corbett.| sity university te advocating the thelr scheduled ten-round bout at 3 | Nightingale’s barn tomorrow morn meantime, hed been overcome by auasioeiiiein 66.6 eum semsnieen Milwaukee March 12. Ritchie the | ‘ ———— | Cupid and ran away to Salt Lake! 4, repiace the present quarters on ¢ sparred two rounds with Wie om to get married |the campus. Only small crowds| BURNSIDES ORGANIZE Schaefer and two with Eddie ing ! Sa § ee He found himeelf without funds,| can be handled In the present Kym — Tancel. and in order to get back to San| —_ ah hes " > oat Francisco had to engage in @ pro fies: ee ic ae ghia nabCxine taught. Austin & Sait's gymq 14 fessional bout, whipping bis man Ctfiee Phone vn ‘ prgenned Tar ie: coming. soneen CUT jwith ease Res Phone Kenwood 147 nd will have an early start with 0 | -| florsesRun rst | ie sea in the gine to ste ROBERT CURTIS [|e crack. team composcd of semi | RATE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR f pro players of local prominence | 9 1 out-of-tov ————— bat 7 i ot adr coud Ww yee parry zai ini a DENTISTS » Co,, or phone Elliott 806 __THE PANTAGES | ace in edi | ane METROPOLITAN—Dark. | There was a grand rush at the SEATTLE—Checkers.” opening performance at Pantages | We make a specialty of teeth plates by our painless Amalgam Filling . $11 Gold Crowns . 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Interest in Week's Local His Second Only to That of City Election—Entries Are to Be Posted Daily. | That the good old days when racing was the order each spring. when horses were trained mo Koad PLAY AT MiOORE . 3 Bridgowork $3 DANCING HIPPODROME in advance for big events upon a | which thousands of dollars in prize ese Kveiiar scttabos rogers Mier doc depended, are still popular, was) Fritz ° Pedant lee Vutum Crete ll ee Pies! ced yesterday when thousands | ¥1!' 0* & Bes ae ot th of persons saw the first horse race ng a — “ Any work that doesn't prove he week's seas ‘ ‘ atistactory will be repaired free of the week's, = inte third artist in of charge at any time. mak Wao like to try eries y the * BULL BROS ta em . cet xO you} judging horse flesh, and with ee ee s { ‘wish—for free examination and|4 ois of pretty women, handac ; - arate oth | ‘cotimats, prone ot Pee omen, Maeseon el | Gers rrrar and Melt Syst Printers ( WE STAND BACK OF OUR|“bookies” were there the bet. | Kuve! 1012 THIRD *AIN 1043 rR WORK FOR 12 YEARS’ lting ring did its share of business . GUARANTEE In the first event Edward Camp Se oie cinieaae eva WANTS A FIGHT niversity St, 2nd and Uni. | Dell ri ee ee at : } versity St. Opp. Fraser- risked @ nugget valued at f maa Pitareen Co. lars—a family heirloom—on | Carter Ross, the big 171 horse that was nown o the ued a defi to all rs. track fc only did Mr D id Campbell ot of m © lick any boxer his th on this ction, for money or E Vic N CO, with the audience. ‘ger T ho While actual racing on ar J act he race track {# not permitted in Se Ross is proud of his punch. His i} alt », the production of “Check next scrap is with Frank Farmer ttle Theatre is the most the , In Tacoma, March 8 s realist! ehorse play ever staged that he will get himself \U in this cit It tells n intense! © a battle with Jim Fiynn, young man 8 and who are c 1@ as the ment is full of thrills, One in the |lsty-luni so i — dience can hardly refrain from |*Core Cards a ett ‘ea? cheering the ponies as they appear t ; br r gas . ay Te i M oh : Pe. actatenent y|passed through § e Monday | day At toate Be i Loh ilar night, en route to Vancouver, Mil- | rol night ering ler has b . in Califor. |!#t oF DR. MACY, Spectatiat. best seat costs or to b ” where he has seen both Al Gipe lant Pure ie the treatment that cures inee prices. Thursday ~dhecr Peggle sido CBE ee OE and Sunday a: od word that they a both ¥y patients a hy ffr reps" . WY OneTcIe re at hape A WOMAN DID IT. 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THE SEATTLE He does everything a contender —————@ | for world champion honors {s sup- play of the race track, Posed to do on the stage in the way {fs the entertaining | Of athletic stunts and boxing exhi TIVOLI—“The Spooners.” Insist on Seattle-| Made Goods In doing this you enable the manufacturer to increase his That brisk “Checkers,” ; offering at the Seattle this ik. | bitions. utput, and compel him to em-|rne very delightful characters of| Granville and Mack, Italian im loy more help. REMEMBER, the book, the country village scenes|Personators are good and win the greater the weekly payroll, and the hundred and one enjoyable| ™A8ny @ laugh. Another enjoyable he greater: Beattie re quite well portrayed by |feature is Walker's Happy ley & Mitchell players,|Girls who can really sing and Bakeries Dwight A. Meade makes an excel- | danc t hero as ( kers, while Charles Maganini family do a novel Schad makes f: art of th cal turn, Clinton and Rogers in the cor edy w in favor in songs and dialogue track tout. ?fiss Florence Bell and Miss Auda Due | © e ure much fn the action, and pease THE EMPRESS throughout ° e 2. Quite a bit of comedy and a little rs ve story are woven into “I've Got THE TIVOLI It,” the feature act at the Empress ° = ———@ Some other rather fair ideas are is to spoon th »|noticeable in the week's entertair ent the at-| Cabaret Restaurant The House That Quality Entertainment Built FAREWELL WEEK, FEB. 23 LILLIAN SEIGER Coming Attractions: Feb. 23, Edith Willard and Margie Doyle. March 2, Wm. Conley. March 9, Paul Rahn Miss “Reno” Rogers, and others direct from the East. E. G. WOOD, Amnt. Mgr. TamaleGrotto Chili Con Carne eH Chicken Tamales uring : Main 8306 We Deliver. The feature of the week Is the 1511 Thirc Avenue tango ex : cane showin the re gentine tango, It is very pretty BOOST BRIDGES Advising And Interme THREE DAILY To Olympia, Hoquiam and Aberdeen ASK FOR “Centennial Best” permanent bridges as essential In the early completion of | Best of equipment. Parlor the Lake Washington canal Maj. J on day trains, ‘Standard B, Cavanaugh, t A., head of the d engineering corps conducting the on night trains. addressed to the Macaroni . In a letter Chamber of Commerce, urges per P manent structures in the place of Washington Brand temporary viaducts Macaroni, Spaghett!l, Vermicelli, Maj. Cavanaugh declares” the Alphabets, Elbow Cute, canal will be completed and ready Egg Noodte A. F, GHIGLIONE & SONS Portable ADEE for use by the summer of 1915 DECIDE RECALL Judge Frater 1s expected to an nounce his decision tomorrow on the argument on the {Injunction pe: tition of County Commissioner Lafe Hamilton to stop recall proceedings against him ltouses DIREC American Line S. § SPECIAL Pacific Coast to Minneapolis sengers will join those from sota and elsewhere, and proc lr TO CHRISTIAN “St ” fF BATTLE and shipped everywhere, Made in NORTHER cable—Keonum! ur prices before you buy or butld AMERICAN PORTARLE HOUSE CO. Matn S858. BOR Arcade Bide ABRAMS AND ek Ete ay Reservations on Steamships CRONIN CLASH A H. N. KENNEDY, Gen. Agt. Political differences caused a fight between J president of the Public Own hip league, and Norman RB. Abrams candidate for councilman, in front of the Grand Opera House yester. day nearly F. Cronin Telephone, NORTHERN PA din cure akin We ATTRACTIVE SERVICE he Four Daily Trains From Seattl TO CENTRALIA, CHEHALIS, PORTLAND TO NORWAY © With the Sons of Norway | Paul, 107 Yesler Way, Seattle, Wash. A. D, CHARLTON, A. | e| diate Stations. TWO DAILY | To Raymond and South | Bend. | cars, coaches and dining cars | and tourist cars and coaches In May, 1914 TA by the specially chartered | ” from New York May 7. PACIFIC TRAIN from | and St. Paul, where the pas- | Montana, the Dakotas, Minne- | eed to New York to embark | ty ping car and steamer of All Trans-Atlantic Lines pply to J. O. McMULLEN, City Pass. At. N Elliott 5750. CIFIC RAILWAY G. P. A,, Portland, Or, Abrams accused Cronin of trying Jue Wing Sang Chinese to distribute a pamphlet stating Abrams had held a private confer Medicine Co. inow wiih Jacob uhh batore entas Hic PUGEN The Shoe Repair Man J Corner PETG Pike wtreet, |ing the race, The charge has been 816 Union St.—2 Shops—110 Madison a onse Dring thie on withdrawn,