The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 6, 1914, Page 7

MATHEWSON | BEST PAID HURLER;, HE WORKS 80 HOURS, GATHERS IN $15,000) | | an hour. CONIBEAR STARTS Mathewson Is the high: gets $16,000, or $187.50 an how The University eight-oared crew, w of Washin ich is exy to figure nual row in the an Poughkee: ton ted prominently & regatta at regulars a substitutes, OPERATIONS AND POISONOUS DRUGS t station today that ‘owing on ¢ YOU WILL BE THE WINNER | son ri on the afternoon of June IN THE END 1 will give them 14 days in w to become acclimated, and by the tim the big race they the course thoroughly The oarsmen will be housed tn tents. Workouts will be held ev ery day, beginning at 4:30, and concluding an hour later. Thin ts tthe coolest time of the day at expect to w member of the crew will be required to turn in for the night at 10 My succes ts due vanced methods of #0. telling you exac Jingle at 7 a. m. sharp. Those who make up the party are: Henry Zimmerman, Russell Callow, ¢ Max Walske, Osteopathy, Harold Tom Cush treatment and man, J kaw, Walter Rose and tutes. . Clyde Bro. and Clyde Kumm, substi Dunbar, Walter DR MACY, Specialist in Advanced Methods for All Diseases. \3-Cornered Race NEW YORK, June 6.—The Defi ance, one of the three yachts re }eently bullt to defend the Amert |ca’s cup from Sir Thomas Lipton’s eoger ge was launched this morn ing and will engage in a trial spin | | tomorrow On Wednesday the De |tlance, Resolute and Vanitie will! engage In a tes race off Sandy Hook OHIO METHOD IN DENTISTRY |D0 YOU KNOW Missing teeth are replaced by ‘The Ohio Method by artificial teeth | that are natural as your original| teeth. Examinations are now be-| {ng conducted without charge, and/ estimates are furnished in all cases. | We Stand Back of Our Work for 12 Years’ Guarantee. $2 Set of Teeth $8 That Seattle has the finest billlard parlor in the world? Come in and see. 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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL OH, HERE you ARE, O6CAR- SAY 1 HAP BEEN LOOKING FoR Yous 1 CAN'T STAND Macaroni Washington Brand ronl, Spaghetti, Vermiceill, Mace iphabets, Elbow Cute, Manufactured by AF. GHIGLIONE 4@ SONS Portable Houses Bunen! Garages, Me cnnaes sizes and styles. Mate in SEATTLR and shipped everywhere. mers are our references *itractiveservicenble—Feonumient HN et our prices before you buy or bul q AMERICAN PORTABLE HOU mo Main 3858 2081 Arcade Wi Some busy little statistical person hae figured out that Christy it salaried worker In the world. the statistician, Mathewson works about 80 hours ried man, with about the same number of working hours, getting | $12,000 a year, or $156.20 an hour, — TRAINING JUNE 11 sie June 26, went through its final workout on Lake Washington to day, r put the oars AVOID oN Bo = which the shell Spirit 1, was/ DANGEROUS | =! "0° The crew ting of the nine} Alarm clocks will| obstinate | According to year, for whieh he eo Next highest | r. Walter Johneon At $18,500 a year, Speaker makes $60 DUG DENIES FRAMEUP; THROUGH WITH PETE? Owner Dugdale isn’t any truth to the story that he used the Federal league bogie man as a stall to enable |} him to sell Pete Schnelder to i} Cincinnatt, Dug ts emphatic tn his denial The Seattle he was merely wards organised the Cincinnati ¢ to prevent the ug into outlaw cireult | I didn’t get a cent for Pete, Dug says If Pete make good with Cincinnatt that's "as far as I am interested hin Dug intimated ni would be made to br der ba p Bunk! fays there magnate Insists charitable to baseball and was framed Dutchman from tolls of the big attempt h Jack velneen MORAN HAS A GOOD ~ CHANCE AT TITLE atte By Hugh S. Fullerton States and, for a champtonat : . Dirant, has had few battles. a month Frank oh Be end Moran {s one of the most intelli-| me Sap ag tage Ew wrest the | Seat fighters the game ever has| heavywelght champtonship crown poelbor 1s perhaps the best edu h ham pt ted 0 ) od Reus’ Seat tian cated of any of the modern battlers. an Frank : Moran went to college, and not The negro will enter the rink/ tor the athletic. part of ft. He| Fo eet nee ae cd ac | learned boxing while in school, His| freee myth psc oan iiity ine, however, was football, He rind area with Moran's fx played with his college team De record, weight, reach, and Played Football Jaimost everything, save youth,| He was a whale at football, » plunging tackle, and after he left tavor the negro college he joined the famous Ly Moran le Underrated Oddly enough, I find that the! ceum professional football team jmore deeply » us English erit-| “Oddly enough, Moran was not fos are not so confident as to the boasting nor pressagenting him | outcome; and, remember, they self. The big blond giant evidently Johnson woul 1] more quickly If ch of a reputa-| With @ 200 OF | ce had an idea that give him a chanc he came without tion than if he can it. He astonished the boxing world by getting the match Now he says world has an ine seon Moran in the ring more m than the critics of |have. Then, among some of the most astute insiders In the United | States there is a feeling that Moran | is being underrated. le Scarcely Known Who is this Frank M n John au that th ther surprise cc ve scarcely {s known ft late in Jun 7: leveinnd Mu ‘ SCORES AND : FEDERAL LEAGUE STANDINGS “et | Baltimore rf ‘ » | is | u 30 The Seattic Gia are still at) 2 7 the front of the Northwestern)? 7 429 |league clubs today, following their |6-to-2 victory over the Bees yester-| COAST LRAGUE ARR RPO AB Wea. 1 Pet hy take Taeg ve . rn Ar ‘ a : se? F203 ; ; ioe tis Se mo ee ee ee it eae” Sle ;. 4 9 3 Sockume MoM ie Be Sg A a ee tad es tee pS ae ie ee *| Paperhangers who buy for cash sd in Fin 3 {CAR AAVe money at the CARRING- | . PO. & 8 |TON WALL PAPER CO, Main| o 1 8 2 6/5542, 215 Spring St—Adv, ei. : 1 1} ’ . ‘ e a Bees. e+ 3 9 sil Rev. M. A. Matthews a ee ieee 2 ee nd will fill his a ie ee Sunday morning and even i ae a Be His morning sermon will entitled, “Christ’s Wilderness Attack on Satan.” The evening sermon will dis- cuss the subject, “The Stolen Necklace.” Everyone cordially invited. First Presbyterian Church Seventh and Spring be *Ratted for McHenry in ‘Two-base bite—Wilhott 2 Driscoll. Struck out Bases on bai Hit by pil Racrifice bit | | Wright _—_———— « IN OTHER LEAGUES ‘. Detrott 6-1, Mt. Loute ¢-0;! ed; rain ano ~ York & Brooxtyn §:| Philedelphta THE STAR—SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 1914. | Franklin bigh | park, 6 ;match here with Bennie Allen, the Frank Moran PLAY FOR HIGH =, SCHOOL HONORS; | BALLARD BEATS The Ballard high school !s Seat-| tle’s baseball champion this year. | Ballard took the tithe yesterday afternoon by beating the crack} nine at Dugdale’s to 0. The league game early to allow the h to play. A large y of students from both schools turned out. Hur dreds of fans stayed after the Seat- | tle game, They thoroughly njoyed the school clash, for the « evenly fought and well played Pike pitched for Ballard against | Foran for Franklin, These two was started cbool b | pitchers are the best twirlers in high school. Rallard ......++5 see : i Franklin Pike Ivor. Pratt Is Beaten KANSAS CITY, June 6. —Foy | Pratt, the Frisco player, scored | only 169 points tn his 600-point pocket-billlard champ. Allen won the match. Brit Gets Ready NEW YORK, June 6.—F Welsh sailed today on the Imper- ator for London, where be is sched- uled to meet Willle Ritchie July 4 Boston 7, Cincinnati 2 burg % 1 Bt. Louls 2, Kaneas City 1 YEDERAL | paitimer | Iudlanapolte 4: COAST-San Francisco 1, Portiand 1, Sacramente 3; Low Anavies 1 | Onkiand 3 | - - | NATIONAL LEAGUE | New York Cineinnatl Pittebure ule Brooklyn | Phiiadeipnia ” where all the latest p WHY DER EATS HERE REMIND ME OF A LUMBER CAMP, UND DER ROOM DEY GIVE ME PSS FULL OF MICE MEN WHO HAVE AN HOUR OR TWO TO SPARE should v TOURIST PICTURE THEATRE IMPERIAL BAR AND FREE READING ROOM with 6 pool tables and service counter in connection 206 OCCIDENTAL —NO VENTILATION UND DER GAGS LEAKE UND DERE 156 NO SOAP UND ‘OWELS UND DER DOG HAT ®H Gleep isit the ictures are run at 5c ON DER Floor! In the Pacific Coast league, h In Callfornta, betweon-meale diet before dinner time, sucking an orange. “I'm not eating, Doo White, the former mi mall explained the #0 NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE a Chicago restaurant, threw his suitcase broke dow When was a St n league pitcher. ount for his con door ac YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Seattle 6, Victoria 2 Vancouver 6, Portland 8. Ross William: sterd of singies champion he defeated Miller pron wet for the doubles title. Tom to Practice | GOSPORT, “Eng, June rock IV, jday, be sah Stee ee sad es ‘Palmen Gets Job, G. Pa E. en, coach ee ampionship Central jteam, and a well-known baseball umpire, ed substitute umpire in the Nort western league. amate' Churches Clash | The Queen Anne Christians trin med the United Lutherans, 10 to on the B. F. Day grounds la night, Play Golf ‘Series | Women players representing the | Rarlington Golf club and the golf) club at Everett are participating in the first intercity season on the today. series of th C. E. WILL MEET A crack at the liquor traffic wit! | be taken by the Washington Sta! Christian Endeavor Union, when meets at North Yakima, June 25 28. Endeavorers from all over the state will exchange news and ideas offering special Ratlroads are rates. * He got eating #0 often Papa White put the ban on his The other day he found his son on the porch Just Bill Meelike was tossed out of got mad, at the win- the window of a the Queen Anne |tennis shark, retained his title as y when | Franklin, | and Morimitsu, | Williams and 6.—Sir | Thomas Lipton's challenger Sham- {t was announced here to- will engage in a series of prac: | °| ‘tice spins next week of the football has been appoint Earlington am | BUT I MYSELF, ADOLPH, HAFNO FAULT TS FIND. NONE VOTEVER! juer, who wae relegated to V: son who le enamored of the i si + |DOC WHITE’S SON) |PUT ONE OVER ON} | THE OLD MAN; WAS} | | GETTING TUNED UP | VAISE-O'LEARY GO IS SET FOR JUNE 20 © in. “I'm just warming up.” |, Saturday, June 20, t» the ay set | is still within the lightwelght Matt. for the round fight on) H anager, To | Johnny O'Leary and French Vv e\ could ne make th Jat the Brighouse, B, C., are The |ously because he ate too much fee battle will be fought in the after-| cre He has cut out the delicacy | noon. and his weight has come down. The time of battle | officially today, beer | term st a fight down in Fris- when Ralph Grunan of Portland took the decision from him rece by oxers | Renton and will leave for Vs ver in a few days, O'Leary wil) {2 four rounds. Grunan’s whirlwind come up from California immed ish in the final round aided him atel tting the refer perme’ ey ¢ Aine DANCE AT | Friday night. “Moy can‘win the ¢ DREAMLAND jonly in the event of a knockout, so TONIGHT this fight is not apt to interfere Afmission, including 5 with the Vaise-O’Leary mil atone. Tights 25¢ Vaise will y me LADIES FREE O'Leary three hours before the bell This | removes all doubt that V KRANT FAILS TO. COME BACK: IS ise DUGDALE FIELD Baseball Tomorrow at 3 Seattle me ee 679 Vancouver .... 34 17 — .667 s. S$ TT Spokane eee eee a Per gare EA LE Tacoma ‘92 20 423 Handsome” Romeo Hagen add Prices 26¢, 50c, 75¢, $1.00. Portland 19 32 375 || ¢4 another win to his long string Take Renton Cars. Victoria 16 36~=— 294 f/f victories by punching his way erdict in his four-round set rry Krant at Dreatr Krant was at one carded as the Northwest ge welterweight ision failed quite a number of and a big holler went up whe Lonnie Austin raised Ro gloved paw after telling the crowd that the two judges failed to agree on a decision. Krant’s body was OLDEN ARDENS Seattle's Beauty Spot, e de to satisfy those present, flabby, and he showed little of his D d Pi . old-time form. Chet Neff and Billy Wright ance an icnic boxed a draw. Ivan Miller was wear tone cer "Sere Rese || Every Sunday » || Steve Gardner put Johnny Hayes lout in the fourth while Eddie Ballard Beach, Fremont-Ballard gained a decision over Battling | cars, transfer to Laurel Heights. | Bunker, Ace Rocj beat Ed Granger | piesa den jm . : | The Wise House Hunter Union Music hunts her house at home. She lreads STAR “FOR RENT”! GOLDEN GARDENS AMUSE- | ADS until she finds it. 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