The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 25, 1914, Page 7

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A couple of weeks later | Chico wired Mr. Out-of-Town | “Have bought Mamaux of Hunt- . ington.” your printing by mali) Dreyfuss responded Order = from “Didn't want Mamaux, wanted Pappa of Spokane.” One week later Chic wtred Have bought Pappa also. Fel jlow named Childs out here, want him, too?" FRANK P. NOLAN 1407 Fifth Ave. Re will save you money on all) Printing orders. CUT- OHIO {“!; DENTISTS - We make ao spectalty of teeth @ithout plates by our painiess! ~ method. | DAN CUPID MAKES ‘EM ALL ones | TAKE THE COUNT Filling . $1) aad Germany Schaeter and Nick Altrock Gold Crowns 3) ar practicing the tango to do it on eee the side lines Porcelain Bridgework $3 : Porcelain Bridge 2 work i ow dl that doesn't prove charge Eddie McGoorty, who has been very successful in his battles in Austrailia, hae been knocked out by Dan Cupid and is to be married Se erannnETUapaeeeepmmnmemnammmmmmmemed The Cincinnatians are consistent, anyhow. They said Cincinnat! would not support two clubs, so put their other one in Chicago. A Mise Frances Jackling, U. of will be repaired free t it any time, Come in SOON—today, if you free examination a: think what she could do with a flat iron. @u. < eee A CLEVELAND SCULPTRESS JARANTE! Imagine what they would think a weg ag Mg Mee Unt from new ar weretty Opp. Fraser } Paterson Co. thousand years ing at Hones Wagner's bow legs. | Connte Mack Is reported to be a great pedestrian. He has a walkover almost every world’s series. “aaa SMITH TO FIGHT NEW YORK, March 25.—The pro- posed Gunboat Smith-Battling Le vinsky fight reached definite pro- portions today, when articles were signed by Jim Buckley, Smith's manager. The contest takes place here May 8. FANS SMOKING UP NEW YORK, March New @ Asthma! Bronchial Asthma! If you are.a sufferer from asthma in aby form, it will pay you to investigate. I hav: cured asthma of 20 years’ standing, not {n Boston and New York but here in Seattle and towns around Seattle, and I have not failed in one of them. Now, !f you are a suf- ferer from this disease and can't sleep nights, I will relief at once and a cure in time. The following diseases I will absolutely cure: Asthma, Bronchitis, Catarrh tn all its forms, such as Tonsilitis, Ad- enoids, Gastric Uleer of the Stomach and Bowels, Catarrh of the Bladder, Prostatitis in men all Bowel Diseases in wom- en; Rheumatism of al! forms; all Nervous Disease Spl lepsy, Heart and Eczema, and many others too numerous to mention. If you are in doubt, f write and I will give you Dames and addresses of people T have cured. the Jimmy Clabby-Billy Murray 20 round go, to be staged here next week. Murray's defeat of Houck of Phil- adelphia, bugs here figure, stamps him as a comer, and {f he should {demand throughout the country. Let Me Cure You Making Good Year After Year Ie the BLADDER, 8KIN, BLOOD, Ba, VARI O32 VEINS, ULCERS, BTC. DR. DONAWAY 407 Third Avenue, Seattle, Wash Olympic View Sanitarium, 14-16 W. Harrison FULLERTON M Well that means they | on't be crowding any one out of| York fight fans are smoking up to’ deteat Clabby he will be in great! WRITER THINKS | | . | | | | | “Wistson. | By Hugh S. Fullerton HOT SPRINGS, Ark., March 26. ~-Managers are the most tnterest- ing study in baseball, and Fred wants to make statues of the great| Clarke is perhaps the most tntor | ball players to preserve thetr fame. |esting of the managers. This year | he faces a problem that he never before has been called upon to tackle. Pittsburg has been a dur- able team and one that made few changes. But this spring Clarke is developing youngsters and ork. it~ ae he never has worked be lore. Overiooks Nothing Those who imagine that baseball is easy work should see Clarke with his mew. He is all over the field, watching, ordering. counsel Mng and advising. He seems to see everything that goes on, and most |of his time is spent directing the |young pitchers. If one throws with | too much speed Clarke's voice barks from ao far part of the field, com- manding him to save bis arm. If the fungo batters drive the ball a ‘bit too far and force the fielders to take risks he sees ft. Ifa player starts too slowly after hitting a ball a sharp order to speed up re sults. He seems not to overlook a thing He ts driving his squad through two practices a day, - erans and all | Troubles End One of Clarke's long-standing | troubles fs over. It fs a strange |phenomenon that the Pittaharg club never has been able to find |& really competent first baseman jsince Harry Davis’ day on the BY CLARK SQUIRE Coach George Engle's task of se | lecting a nine to represent the unt | versity in the game against Dug |dale’s leaguers next Friday has |been made even more difficult by | the sudden change tn the weather, | preve a turnout. Engle had | figured on working all the pitchers |this week that he might get a fair Mneup of the staff. |, Tho infleld has been showing up in good shape and the outfield docs | not give the coach any trouble, but ithe twirlers have not as yet given any signs of delivering the goods } | | DR. G. J. NUERNBERG Phone Queen Anne 3127 KLEIN’S SHOE NHXT TO BUTLER OSPITAL, 613-2nd Av. HEY, VAIT A MINUTE, GOT IN DoT PAPER BAG. All Diseases of DR. MACY CURES Aver Dimon: 6 Skin Acne, Pimples, Rup Debility neve: examination and te, and Include n iy Consultation, tree. Brie DR. MACY, Speciali 302-8-4 Globe Block Moeticon and First, Heattle, Wash. LET ME SAMPLE voT You EETS FULLERTON DOWN IN HOT SPRINGS MAKE GOOD WITH PIRATE OUTFIT THIS SEASON | ‘ARRANGE TENTATIVE - LINEUP AT VARSITY Lik SLAR—WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 1914, [AMATEUR BALL| BALL The Star league is figuring on ite n this year, Complete » made in @& | | greatest @onm at will | announcem |fow days SEATTLE PITCHER IS GOING TO ‘ONLY TWO SIGNALS TO BE USED BY TEALEY’S GIANTS | The Cigarmakers’ team will tam |gle with the Seattle league club Ldneup prob Thursday afternoon. ably will be: McDonald, ¢; Baxley, P Meade, Hoben and Wilson, p; Bor Manager Tealoy Raymond says, The field was infested with camera|tyn, ih; Smith, 2b; Welch, os; the Gants will use only two sig-|men yesterday and the regulars be-| whitmore, 3b; Sheets, rf;- Kokash, |nals this season. Some clubs use| Came weary poring for snapshots lit Welch, ef. and others | Finally every and promising youngster had been “shot.” | Sam Erwin has been selected as The boys who #o far have failed! manager of A. L. Hall’s Dayton to impress the scribes or Boss | paseball tearm |Tealey didn't h to go through | |the tiresome procedure eight or ten signals ” more than that. “Signals are important, but too worse than none at all,” 7 & of our names: York Giants, who use fewer #l€-| suddenly the newspaper men dis-| HE WON'T PLAY nals than any other club in the| wovered they hadnt mugeed Al majors. Jt has helped them COD) Honner, Somebody pointed him hag three straight pennants.” Jout and the men hurric him}. It ‘# doubtful whether Charley The Seattle Giants will have ©! with their cameras. “Bonner” dix-| Brooks will play first base for the signal for the hit-and-run play and | ph & nignal for the squeeze play | aot While Tealey authorizes the use of only a trio of secret signs, | y the players use a lot of mysterious wig-wags between themselves Those cover minor stunts only, and signals which mean a run will be flashed from headquarters, Tealey and Perrine will work out a system of signals to use at recond base oe Victoria club this season, As yet the Hees have not come to terms with him. Brooks is rated by many » best first baseman in the himeslf of bin sweater and for the picture ain't bench The photographers their cameras and # real Bonner The rookle rassment “Hey Bonner, by the ed 1 ‘2 WHITE HOUSE SCORES tesults of yesterday's matches in the White House parlor’s handicap pocket-billilard tournament were: Regulars beat the Yanigans,|De Porter 100, Farrell 79; Lenney Tuesday afternoon 100, Striker BRIGHTS DISEASE CURED This Case of a So-Called Incurable Disease Was Com- pletely Cured by Dr. Jordan’s Glandular Remedies. Do You Know of Any Other Physician Who Can Do It? ight retreated in embar The to 2 = 4 8 rf MUFF PLEASED DUG “Good'” breathed Dugdale yer terday afternoon when Henry Ma tint, our left-gardener, muffed a batted ball. “Why good?" piped a balf dozen favs, who heard the remark, with amazement “Oh, well, answered Dug, “I lke to seo ‘om missed in the prac tice games. Then the players get! foozles out of thelr wystem by the time the season comes around. That was the first ball I have ever | seen Martin! miss. I know he must | be due to spill a lot of them, so Jet it be now.” . | | le | | | September 24, 19; Dr. J. Bugene Jordan 1 wae taken down with acute Bright's Disease last Feb and was not expected to recover. I became so Gropaical t could hardly m in bed. My condition became #o des} that the doctors tn attendance Jordan —) e THe wWrona auy Doctor J. Eugene ad nothing to Unhappy t# the lot of the rook BETS FAVORING n load my kid- z | Signed) AD GOINGS, q SEATTLE BOXER ree ee | ‘The above tes’ fal, Uke the many others which have appeared in this journal, demonstrate the thoroughness and permanency of Doc- tor J. Bugene Jordan’s cures of Tuberculosis, Asthma, Anaemia, Blind> ness, Bright's Disease, Ulceration of the Bones, Chronic Catarrh, Chronic Inflammation of the Biadder, Deafness from paralysis of the Auditory Nerves, Diabetes, Prolapsus Uter!, Dropsy, Chronic Dyspep- OAKLAND, Cal, March Both Johnny O'Leary of Seattle and Geo. Mason of Oakland were reported on edge today for their) scheduled ten-round bout here to- | night. O'Leary is a 10-8 favorite. wa, Dpllepsy, Epithelioma (#kin cancers), Chronic Erysipelas, Chronic |George Christian, a negro henvy-|| Onstreigia, Hard Lumps in Breast, Heart Disease (including Heart | wetght, and Jack Vacunich, will||) Ul tip Din Infantile lyat ocomotor Ataxia, Scl- box six rounds |], attes, Senile Gangr: Spinal ¢ ture, Strabismus, 6t. Vitus’ Dance, q Clarke's chief problem of the| . Uleeration of Stomach or Bowels and most other so-called incurable spring ts to rebuild the outfield. |IT MUST HAVE BEEN || ‘isearcs. CE a ee seats. oe 4 “ . rs Sie nere being a number o: ctors Jordan in je, it ts wel a | Jim Kelley from Great Falls may RE ANDS, Cal. March 26. bear in mind the full name and ess of Doctor J. Eugene Jordan, a OT. le help him. This newcomer handies| The White Sox first stringers to- 619% First Avenue, Seatt! Office hours, 9 a o 8 m.; Sundays 4 mi autifully, has « an ay hold a 12-to-5 dec’ n over the rom 2p. m. to 6 p.m Consultation fr: pondence solicited. 4 t) himself beautifully, has speed and|day hold a 12-to-6 decisto: thi f 2 : & 2 | & looks as if he can hit. George Watch each Wednesday Star for remark E 3 / Los Angeles Coasters, following a rd Watson is considered a find. wetrd gi | i sFree Base Seattle Boys |team. Clarke has tried scores of | them. Thie year Clarke can for |met that problem, for he has Ea | Konetehy. Ctreulation Manager, The Star: I want to help you give free basebalis to the boys of Beattie, eo @ hereby authorize you to 4 The Star to me for « period of one month, and thereafter until ordered stopped, for which I agree to pay the carrier at the rate of 25¢ per month. Tam no beeriber to The Star. FULLERTON LIKES SEATTLE NAMESAKE Pirate Pitcher Futlerton Is bound to make good thie year. He is another Mathew- son, with Walter Johnson's speed, Ed Walsh's epitte Nick Altrock’s cunning ani Chief Bender's control. We of this because his Fullerton. In apite pe a au! Name ... AGATOES 22.0606. beeweweses name | of the malicious effort to re- flect upon our age by refer- ring to him as my eon, | never met him until a few BOYS! BOYS! Get a Baseball Free The Star wants to give away 500 baseballs to 500 in Seattle, and offers one free to any boy in Seattle for five minutes’ work. HOW? Take this baseball clipping and get two new subscribers to sign these coupons to take The Star, bring them to the Circulation Department of The Star, 1307 Seventh av., and get a dandy baseball. Each ball is packed in a separate box. That’s all there is to it. These baseballs are going to go fast, so be one of the first boys to secure one. Just get these coupons signed. Do not collect any money. Hurry now and secure one of these balls. Two different balls to choose from. Remember, the coupons must be filled out by people who are not now taking The Star. to have speed In light welght. Hie brother Clyde wae tried out by the New York Glante two years ago. expected box artiats |, Engle will probably use the fol- lowing lineup in Saturday's game: from first-class college | | | Capt. Kerry, c.; Morrill, Barto, Bryant, p.; Robinson, Savage, 1b.; Graham, 2b.; Conners, Hoff. | man, 3b.; Patton, rf.; Howard, cf.; Thompson, if. | GETS RETURN GAME. NEW YORK, March 26.—Jay | Gould, who recently wrested the world’s court tennis champlonship from Geo, T. Covef of London, will give the Englishman a chance to regain his title In t Britain (COUPON NO. 2) Cireulation Manager, The Star: I hereby authorise you to deliver The Star to me for a period of one month, and thereafter until ordered stopped, for which I agree to Per the carrier at the rate of 2c per month. Tam not now a subseriber to The Star. Name . next spring. 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