The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 12, 1914, Page 11

STAR—FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1914. PAGE 11. NATIONAL LEAGUE RACE ALL OVER Giants Have Flag Won, = Fullerton; Likes Detroit in American oF DUGDALE FIELD By Hugh Ss. Fullerton : pite Philadelphia w three major leagues, and, MISSED TY COBB badly bro Tomorrow at 3:00 eW exceptions, the teams died 4 ouragement due DANCE AT DREAMLAND PONTGIET 10c eer Admission. Anctuding 8 Dance Tokets LADIES what has ek them. much more inte In game are SPOKANE VS, SEATTLE | a adjusting themselves to tarted Admission 250, 50c, T5c and $1.00 Renton Cars Scenic Cafe FIRST AND STEWART A Place to Eat Hotel Baden Grill Entertainment of Highest Merit fer fer WHITE AGREES TO SCRAP JOE AZEVEDO SOON SAN FRANC cep elved today the White also lngness to box Willie in September, The champion prom ised Coffroth to give him the first thetr r positions in the race It is a bit early to commence prognosticating, but tt tional league t the shouting Giants escape a run of hard luck PIRATES BLOW UP Pittsburg has exploded with a loud report, and Clarke appears unable to rally his men, The Pt tates do not see o understand but has t tle Jac June 12.—Ac- | Smoke Coffroth’s of sco, tance of Promoter to box 20 nds nth with Joe Azevedo was here next r ) Young lone aa hre re from Charley White, e Chicago Hghtwelght. he announced his wil: | Ritchie here chance for his services In the event jot White’ his do Entrance 104 Pine knc his j San Franciac | mate bh A i a | Billy Murra 4 | Franctac je | Jul SCORES AND Locomotor Ata Stomach and fntestinal i od alt Urinary Die j® SI ® an Painful Periods, 4b @isorders pecullat to the sex without re sorting to sureery. ‘All Disorders of Men—Nervous Debit tty. 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Phiiedphia ....... wi Cleveland | Chicago | Brooklyn Buttalo Kansas City © DUERICAN 0; Bt NATIONA 2: Chicago Brooklyn 1; rE beating Fred ptance oi manager, Nate Lew | "White accepts terms for Azeve- | match, Asks you name eny |4ondo next month, but wants to} just when, so can arrange | key to theatrical dates. Will be tn} two weeks befo: Also accept Ritchie match t. ow be hig would le today to pre y 4 match with ( for San pare for his orge Chip. bona, Brown | battle STANDINGS N Jean 7. DP BEL tl own Sand here t pected. Totals Wagner, Sacrifice Sacrifice fly Cadman, Killtiay Struck out—Kelly 0 this w Regatta, June 2 THE wh Licks K. 0. Brown! BOS" June wis an CINCY RUNS WILD to maintain the own Wwe . RANDOM SHOTS | A GLIMPSE AHEAD Poughkeepsie, 6 . MISTAH LANGFORD desire Jobn fl MC lady man times to Gunboat Smith gave Me | He should have had pour, . PREXY WILSON'S STAND MAY nendable hiy com TON, th easy ot bons bad the shade in every round. | Black Is ng ORLEANS the co was loser In a 10 r fight here last nigh ry Wills, also colored. te, Harnden on Mat INGHAM, Rilliter, former world’s lightw wrestling champion, Milton Harnden, the local grappler, A big crowd ts ox onight. Award | ‘Letters | Forty-three athletic emblems were awarded at the Franklin high school | A ia letters were won by girls. eek nning tn on forgot f pl an not bad ould other They Det and the Mt teh ab ree thoir bat 1 their brilliant at be pe OU to Ket galt appears to have the point able piteher to 1 Federal league, a this spring. It 4 club, strong at ape, whieh al Washington the vital sp WASHINGTON LOOKS GOOD x1 left hook has it all! Wrangler in a bar| vom arg 2 | jlow with a over the “* AT He's ¢ Then POUGHKEEPSIE, he University N.Y of , June 12 Washington crew, which from Seattle yesterday, ts jing much attention here. Washington was third tm the an nual regatta last year and would have won had they been better ac EMBARRASSED met all her over and ach was the ywed the to swim arrived attract Some Chicago fellows played | dominoes in a saloon and then held lit up. If a domino player can be! a holdup man, what would a rofler| polo player do? jquainted with the course. . . nh writers who saw the KING GEORGE IS VEXED OVER % on the water yesterday A CARD SCANDAL IN COURT; [afternoon for the firs workout HOW TIMES HAVE CHANGED] picked Washington as one of the SINCE HIS PAW HELD THE| formidable eights. , in JOB. Coach Conibear took bis men out at 4:30, The oarsmen rowed over the course and returned to their camp shortly after 5:30 o'clock, The Washington coach Is only going to put his men through one workout a day, Other crews row twice a day Martini Farmed Martinl, who has been with the Seattle club since the lat er part of the 1918 season, will be farmed out to the Medicine Hat club fn the Western Canada league. He left last night. | He’ s Outclassed HONOLULU, Kahanamoku, the noted Har-|of promise suit for $26,000 brought |*¥'mmer, and a heavy | the last Olymple meet, by Clara Young, have filed a mo-| tion to have the suit dismissed. Fs a tea cee A DIP INTO THE PAST July 854, BU P Morripsey, rough and purse $100, Amos st but the fol! York Tom Shar beat John ble fight dock, New Twill Be a Jury June 12.—The Amateur Athletic rules committee has | for a jury of five to take place of the ref at the next Oly © Kanes. | 12.—Mike Gib. France, Henry June he “June 12. Duke Hawatian winner at was hope sly outclassed in a 60-yard race here yesterday. Ho finished fourth against _,,|Play Swell Game) aht| Fans who |Murray Trims Him NEW YORK, Jt June 12.—Billy Murray's superiority over Al Mo Coy was unquestioned today by New York fans after McCoy's mis- erable showing here Inst night in & ten-round bout. (M, June 12 watched the Lane tle} Weir match in the White House |pocket-billiard tourney last night | were given a run for their money Weir won, 75 to 78, Nelson beat Becker, 60 to will ‘Closes Up Arena | Promoter Tom Andrews of Mil }waukee has decided not to run} AMAGANSETT, N, Y., June |shows during June, July or August 12.—Joseph D'Amico took an ex ONE BITE COSTS MAN IN N. ¥. $300 «6 number of the Bases om dalle—Oft Kelly 2 Stanley %. Double plays—Seattle 2 NORTHWESTERN | LEAGUE 1 hington LEAGt 5 Won. Lost NATIONAL aa phia 2 FEDERAL LEAGUE Won. Lost rT) timore 19 ianapol Louis IN OTHER LEAGUES paste | Philadelphia New York 1; Washington Kt 2, Hoeton 1 Philadelphia a, Cincinnati w York 4 Louis 2, 2 Cleveland 3 Louls 3, Tacoma 4; Lon Angeles 2. fan Francie Sacramento 7 BAH, DON'T TALK So Fos NEG-O-LIN SHOE MAKES SHOE (SHINING EASY Ol preservative In Negolin liquid and NEG-O-LIN MFG. CO. Seattle. “Preserves the Life of Your Shoes" KLEIN’S SHOE HOSPITAL 6 SENTIMENTAL! FRIENDSHIP 'SS GOT NODDING ae MIT PIRATE! Say, USINESS, 165 DISS .YOT You il CALL FRIENDSHIP, COMING AROUNT HERE SELLING PRETZELS AFTER 1 STARTET SELLING Dem? an | Andrews will resume his shows the |] pensive bite by cracking a $300 | firet week io September. pearl with his teeth while eat- ing clams. A Close Finish SANDY HOOK, . Y., June 12 |The Resolute was again the winner | here yesterday in the sixth cup class noe, beating the Vanitle by 1 min and 57 seconds, The Defiance| lewd unable to compete, ] POLISH | LET US HELP YOU to keep well dressed—not only will we make you a fine, high-class tailored suit for $30 3ut we will extend to you the privilege of our lib- eral credit plan. That means we will trust you while you are wearing it. J. §. CRATON Tailor for Men and Women 402 Union Street. CASH OR CREDIT | Cheape to Play HEMPSTEAD, June 12.—Capt Lesiie Cheape of the British polo team will be able to take part In the | ig international game with the| American team turday afternoon. | He has entirely recovered. | | | Fighters Ready | |_ SAN FRANCISC Both Willie Hoppe of San Fran |cisco and Sally Salvador of Sacra |mento were reported fit and ready for their scheduled four-round bout here tonight Cove to Battle the is on O, June 12. makes It the best on Se and 16 Percy Cove, | | Bellingham | | featherweight, bis way to| where he is| Butte, Mont., F pt Andy Jackson fn | scheduled to m a 15-round bout 13 Second Avenue NEXT TO BUTLER HOTEL SO 1 SAY, "LONG Live BESITES, ADOLPH, VEN : : PRETZELMEYERI!” ‘YOU SPEAK OF PRIENDSHIP REMEMBER DoT PRETZELMEYER, WHO MAKES DESE GooTs, 168 MY FRIEND Too. HE LETS ME HAF DEM ON CREDIT. TO CRITICS A Guarantee That Means REGAL $15 SUITS Must Give Entire Satisfaction! Sometimes people say one thing and mean another. Some- times they want to be fair—but don’t know how. Some- times you buy a suit of clothes from a store that promises to do a whole lot—but that doesn’t back its promise with performance. The Hub both says and does. Its promise is as good as a government bond. Its methods have always been remarkably liberal, and ad- vanced—and it protects its customers at every possible point. It has always advertised—and it has always lived up to its advertisements—‘“money back if you want it.” In its many years’ business history no customer can justly say the Hub has not lived up to that statement. Qur custom has always been to buy the best clothing that can be made at a certain price—and then mark as low a profit on it as the business will stand. Because of the economy of this location, and the way we get our cloth- ing, this profit is much smaller than other stores can afford. Be sure that your next suit is a REGAL, and instead of pay- ing $25.00, you will have Ten left, with which to buy a Hat, a pair of Shoes and some furnishings with. On the Square Opp. Totem Pole 615-617-619 First Ave. ‘The Big Store With the Little Rent PENALTY OF DEATH FOR OPIUM IM SMOKING PEKING, June 12.—Persons under 40 years old are to be shot ff found smoking opium at Chengtu in the province of Sze-Chuen, after expiration of @ period of 21 ‘ante : according to government announce- ment. Thosa over 40 are to be on to terms of penal servi- tude. | The campaign against opium | smoking has reached such a point |that all opium smokers in the |province aré compelled to submit themselves to a course of treat- ment. Golden Opportunities are of- fered in Star Want Ads. SLEEPING OFFICER LOSES HIS TEETH CHICAGO, June 12.—Sergt. Jonn Jordon of the police depart- ment has little respect for the thief whose prowess is measur- ed by his ability to “steal the spectacles off your nose.” Jor- don reluctantly admitted that while he was taking a nap in the tion dormitory, some thief set a new standard for adroitness by || stealing his false teeth out of his \| mouth, Complete Report of Market Today Fishing excursion to North Bend, leaves Hall's, 1021 First Ave., Sat- urday, 11 p.m, via auto, stage.— Advertisement. Clark Seedlings | Prices Paid Producers Poultry, Veal and Por qui 4 Siines fowl, tive, don. . an bares Cigarettes Camels unite in « marvelous blend all the and flavor of choice quality Turkish tic tobaccos, bladed Butter Washington ery, brick Washtn ery, solid p a Fresh ranch . | Wisconsin triplets | Oregon Washin, |GIRL “HOBO, 21, HAS | BEEN ALL OVER U. ms SAN FRANCISCO, June 12.— Miss Mary Henricksen, a 21- year-old girl hobo, who has trav- cled practically all over the United States since she ran away from her home In the Middie West, at the age of 7, has been turned over to the Associated Charities. She was found sleeping on a bench in the Ferry building. xe fastesl, petace don't Find RS. RETHOLDS TOBACCO CO. * © WORDS BY SCHAEFER—MUSIC BY MACDONALD voT? why, HE CHARGES ME DOWN MIT PRETZELMEYER! 8 ceNTs! 3 VELL, HE'S A FRIEND OF MINE, TOO. HE CHARGES * ME ONLY 5 CENTS A DOZEN.