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

wen or ana an ane rs OPENINGGRID (MINNITY 1S (GOLDSMITH GAME ON TAP CAUSE OF A ELECTED TO LASTOF WEEK BIG RUMPUS HEAD P.N. A. | | | | Baseball will make its exit PORTLAND, Sept. 21—Pres Det overing the coming sem attle today, wh ! dent McCredie of the Port f the Pneific thwest Ama- team of University of team Unlveraity of and Coast ledgue team has an- | teur association; the election of of : ; ersity nine of Japan, which wir nounced today that he will ex- | fice nd the admittance of three HE Seattie a her ge wa stea * Johnson the run up its tour of America in Seattle haust every r to pre w athletic clubs to the efreult | up rather miserably in [getters and Bennett the sacrifice today, The game stare at 3 o'clock nak” Meas , the final betting aver hitters. ny gr Cb ed vent “Iron Mar McGinnity er « important matters whieh tee. t the _ Northwestern * Bf tet dy yee AN from finishing the season with efore that body at ite ane eague, issued Sunday, Only Evidently Ty Cobb has been | | pleked attle =oand V or | Venice as a pitcher ewst held in Seattle Sun one Tilikum, C ae ty Swain kidding the bunch of would-be | lteams ended activities f the McGinnity is part owner of A Goldemith, chairman of swatted in sele company slugging hamplons in the among the Northwest league pla ; j | | * ! the Tacor Northwesterr ttle Athletic club committee Swain's averege for the sea | American league along. A week > cogil atom ar de a a Northwest h lub committee on gon was 311, The Demon | ago the famous Georgian was | ors, each . taking @ 1400. contest eague team and worked regu hietics, was the unanimous Dutchman started a late spurt | quite a bit down the list, Fig |} Although seven game on larly in the box until the end ee for pres t to succeed Col, and g p to .293 before the ures given out Sunday show schedule, the players ma 1 to of the clees B seasor VM eeason opped. The remal Cobb hitting 375, or 27 points engege tn or three, owing “Not that we fear McGinni i 4 « ” i 4 /s The de sed Seattle « of the ants clouted as fo ahead of Eddie Collins, his near rainy weather which pre ty id McCredie, “for Joe is then prin lows pe, .291; James, .280; eet rival week not a star in AA company, but e varic letic events for the Killilay, .266; Dell, 245; Fries, e+e With the baseball players flock our league rules are against ear, OW ‘of the regular box (239; Fullerton Brashear, Harvard captured the intercoile ing to the warmer climes, football| such practices by club mar ng and wrestling tournaments, the 233; Cadman, Kelley, | giate tennis doubles title Saturday |Players take the center of the| agers meet granted the Seattle Ath- 213; Raymond, 204; Bonner. fternoon at Philadelphia, wher stage, beginning today. Coach Gi club was the annual outof- «191; Malis, .154. N Williams and Harte downed mour Doble is putting his co fest ; Ba \ illiams and e do’ 7 & - : Joor swimming meet, The P. N. A. Norris Willams and Harte down: our ovle i pustiog 8 | TITLES NABBED | 00: swimnine meet, “the PN. Well, with Jack Curley, Jack in three straight sets. training sie preparatory to get city bid strongly was awarded to ore ting them ready for thelr first] The final round of the West Side} postiand ; In the second game of the double. game Saturday afternoon, The | tennis tourney was played Sunday The new clube allowed to aaiae } header played at Dugdale’e park rdeen high, which hes atways|The winners were Edwin Adams,/ihe p. N. A. were Walla Walla i Sunday, between Seattle and Van 8 strong contender in the) Waller and Adams, Mrs, Bragdon| 4 ¢. and the Mohawk and West j Jcouver, Weiser Dell let the Beaver t for state interscholastic grid-|and Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs ova of Peetiaall j push down without a fun or a hit a nf hi ghileenal baled ‘The 8. A. C. will take part in its aes ee will be pla at hy “a i ea irst boxing tourney October 12, leld at 2 o'clock In the when a team from this city 6 afternoon SETS NEW MARKS up against @ string of Vancouver Washington's next practice game ST. LOUIS, 8 21.-Barney | A, C. mixers in the Canuck town. Johnson and Tom Jones all in on| Pittsburg opens at Boston today one fight, how would you bet? f m and Chicago | ore set-to with the Cadman's low figure possibly can ts on the Polo} is with the All-Navy team of Brem-|Ojdfield broke th world’s rec-|Oct, 28 Seattle meets Portland at to tt has a three-game erton Oct. 19. The high school |ords on the dirt track here Sunday, | Poctlend ~ sth here! | football season commences Octo-|‘The new marks are: Mile, 44 aee-| ‘The season opens Oct. 30 with } bark | ber 3, when Broadway meets West|onds; two miles, 1:27, and fi eseet opens Ot Ae f Rare tro tne pine when st]! Ktgicks Seattle | miler, 2:40% \A. C. of Portiand { feet away from the plate when at| SCORES : ; ‘ } bea aor GUNBOAT SMITH man now turn ae every time takes a hw tam a | TO MEET “BAT” | swing at m shy | Cleveland Washington | is fatal to a FEDERAL—indianapolie t Muffaio 2 | NEW YORK. Sept, 21—@unboat ers to 1 Venton 8-1. Portia Oakianaf Smith and Battling Levinsky, {t Gipe, who goes to New York by 0-3: Venice $1. Portiand —— saith and) Matting Levine, | der the weston. He won i ont of | Sarsowa matched to box ten | rounds b ‘gimes pitched. en Oct. 9. The bout will be staged by fintaned ‘with the ; a ee McMahon Brothers $ finished with the follow. 8 ; “ thers. lost 8: on Tar Kel 5 : ae FLYNN VS. MORRIS tye wo 1, loat 10 Neon 2. (5 1 KANSAS CITY, Sept. 21.—-Jim ly, won 15, lost 10: Mails, won 2,!p ’ ‘ VAKANBAS CITY. "Sept 21 —din lost 2; Bonner, won 12, lost 15. ii 5 459] here {n a ten-round bout Oct. 5, ac Swain was the leading extra base . 83 ‘ here in a ten-round bout Oct. 5, clouter, with 43 doubles, 1% triples f . } and 12 homers. Wotel! led th AMERICAN LEAGUE bee te ea ae; SAN_ FRANCISCO. 21 pt. 2 Billy Murray started work in ear nest today for bis 20-round battle here a week from next Wednesds with Geo. Chip. Chip is due here }today from Los Angeles | NEFF MATCHED | Chet Neff and Jockey Bennett | | have signed articles covering a ten-| j}round bout at Pendleton, Or., Sep-| tuns of Third and Fourth Batteries, Canadian Artiil ,, Grossing Pontoon Bridge Over Jacques Cartier | ‘ember 24 | River, Note the Logs Held Up Stream by the Bridge. | SUBMARINE AT Canada Wants to °c" "7" reported sunk last week from unknown cange, has been cleared = S d 500 000M [eaael Stee etce eh AUREIN & SALT jand went to the bottom from WAR MEANS END OF | SER ) ODD eerie cS el] HEALTH WORLD, PASTOR SAYS 100 sales of her” Thin tn tho fire 1218 First Avenue. | Prvadeipnia . rr AMERICAN CAFE FOURTH AND PIKE ERNEST GIANETTI, Proprietor. PENDLETON, OREGON SEPTEMBER 24-25-26, 1914 EXCURSION FARES FRENCH DINNER With Bottle of Wine—50c 100 miles of her. This ts the firat e e ! disaster to befall the Australian Hotel Arlington Building. navy GUTHRIE, Okla., Sept. 21—"Tt | EE the end of the world as predictec e by the prophets.” announced Elde: G. F. Watson in opening the con-| s, he declared, are those de OTTAWA, Ont. Sept. 21.—Censored Canada is an exceedingly “The House That Quality Built” 824 First Avenue Corner Marton. Phones—Elliott §5$—-Matn 7550. ee T dit scribed in prophecy to precede the | QWiet section of North America. % ] E Quality destruction of the earth | Uncensored Canada is mighty exciting. Inasmuch as | shall mail = Service _| this letter at Buffalo, this article will tell you about uncensored Can- ada ICE DELIVERY CO. Atlas of the | If our United States folks could just step across the border, they'd : IOTT 5560 | rub their eyes. They'd pretty nearly think they had harked back to| ELL the days of 1898, when the boys were hiking South to fight Cuba, pS ‘ | War In Euro } 1 don't know how many Canadian soldiers have already sailed to | Join the British army. | know that a good number h ied, for up| NX Mr. Out-of- own Buyer t at Quebec they tell of all kinds of regiments that have been departing | 8 The Seattle Star has just received | for a month, 4 Order your printing by mal!|, cnioment of war atlases spectally Traveling through Canada today, you see a military guard at FRANK P. NOLAN prepared for this publication. every railroad crossing, at every tunnel, at the roundhouses, in the from This Atlas is made up of twenty | station 1407 Fifth Ave. pages of beautiful maps, each 12x15 — s drill grounds. Canada is full of woodsmen Ee will save you money on all | inches in size, showing all the coun-| who are crack shots, but rifle ranges here and there are open for the printing orders. | tries of Europe in detail. One page| men who can't shoot. As a matter of fact, most Canadians, city men is devoted to a map of the world,) or farmers, go out once or twice a year, or oftener, for a hunt, and the showing the possessions of each) reguit that the Dominion soldiers going to the front don't need much Free Admi |na T how th am Psi surges tee bares now Runa "=P, a Canaan oropnee » vena tooo mer WOU Must Have One of These Pennants Be_Dence Tickets for 25c i pep ranged dig ceed ty phic Traveling through the land, It looks Ilke the whole coun- Secure One With One Coupon Clipped From The Seattle Star and 15 Cents Everyone Welcome One page ix devoted to Italy and There is no wild excitement. The crowds that gather around the Size 15x35 Inches ; bulletin boards are quiet and orderly. There Is absolute confidence smaller maps show all the othe: | een les nt intee maps. | that the Germans are In for a beating. And there Ina fixed, grim belief oa —~| ‘Two pages are devoted to giving| that Canada will help give it to her ltacts and figures on the peace and . BULL BROS. |wwar strength of the various nations SUpplies Sent Free to England jof Europe. | Millions of bushels of wheat, carioad after carload of flour and Just Printe GB _ The front page shows the pictures | Great piles of meats have already been shipped to England for the war. jot most of the crowned heads of Bvery bit of it has been the gift of the Canadian people to England. | 7012 THIRD MAIN 1043) urope 1 The wonderful ating has jfuat| Warehouses in the province are filled with supplies waiting to be sent across the ocean. come off the press and is right up Ito date. All the changes in boun- In England there te th darles caused by the Balkan war|‘tfoops, though the colonia | queen's officers. are shown ‘Tone of these maps will be given| TO Illustrate, one of the English officers remonstrated with the | with each six months’ subscription | colonel of a Canadian regiment. “Your men are not properly Instruct: | ltor The Seattle Star by mail, at| ed,” he said. “They don't salute me when they pass.” | |the regular price of $1.80, Old and “Why in h— should they?” replied the Canadian. “They don’t new subseribers may both take ad-| salute me.” OHIO METHOD IN vantage of this offer. If your sub Even if they don’t salute properly, there Is no question but the Cana- | J scription is now paid {n advance,| dians can shoot, and they are just spolling to get Into action. we will extend it six months from| ., 5 ‘ DENTISTRY the time it expires upon receipt of Pick Unmarried Men First teeth sre replaced by order from you his offer is to E and Hed f 30,000 ssing teeth are replaced by | Orser frome vecelving thelr papers ngiand called for 30,000 equipped men from Canada, Two hun je Obio Method by artificial teeth | eee iy. Address all ordera| dred thousand responded. The unmarried, physically perfect, are that are natural as your original) 210’ seattle Star, Circulation De-| chosen first; the married men with no families second, and the mar. xaminations are now be Seattle, Wash ried men with families third, but In the latter case the wi have the ing cond etd witho at, ob ange, cand |? ~ ee ane veto. | estimates are furnteh aan Hes. | It is said that 50,000 Americans have applied to the recruiting sta-| greatest admiration for the Canadian | sometimes get on the nerves of the This is the kind of pennant you have always paid 75c for. It is the best offer we have ever made our readers. tand Back of Our Work| : SKE SB iYP “°D| tions in the provinces for serving in Europe, They have all been re- x Agee: ‘ a i a ee si 12 Years’ Guarantee. | i fused. Many of these are residents of Canad | Look for the Pennant Coupon in The Daily Star. Send in your subscription and have , 4 All of the Canadians enrolled in the “ove army are sent to e paper delivere , aily , rf e sure 4 seive vour C s dai $25 Set of Teeth $8 $1.00 DITASP 1000... nS MENA of Ualeartiby, Wulak \afele irae tie ooree tbe the paper delivered to you daily so you w ill be sure and receive your coupons daily. ; Guaranteed .......... 1.50 expr “yess 1000 tion camps Americans established at Chickamaugua, San Francieco and | These Pennants are of the best wool felt and absolutely correct as to color and design. $15 Set of Teeth $5 $ ° oan syey? other palate at the outbrea " the Spanish-American war. They will form a pretty ornament for your den or dining room, houseboat, bungalow or $10 Sold Gold or \$1.50 p55*2 1000 A View of Canada’s War Camp living room, and will appeal to you even if you are not a college man. : pe ‘ | Valcartier, which has grown in a month to a tented city of 25,000 | Thaca Pannanie at + oht aha ana Fi anh cay non acer! ands Porcelain Crown ...... $4) f iy tual pvopie, \e & sevall Villege on the auebee & Lake at Want ian ot Ja I hese Pennants will brighten any spot. With them you can assemble handsome table 10 Gold or Porcelain 7°" few miles to the northwest of Quebec. Here the recruits are organ: | covers, beautiful portieres, sofa covers, wall blankets and a hundred and one other unique Bridge Work . ° ized and drilled, and here, after they have become accustomed to sol- decorations ore, M4 Fillings ' | dier's life, they await the transporte which take them to England by a ‘ s ‘ ‘ . Soli Fillines id RO way of the Bt. Lawrence river. A different Pennant will be offered each week until the Flags of all the various Other = hail <P 33°03 Oty 74D) -| MEME ISLAN ACK ee Nations at War have been given out. Educate the children by making a collection of these Office hours, 8:30 to 6, Sundays, On the right-hand side of the railway thousands of tents are laid Flag Pennants for them. / 9 to 12 sy VOID 709 | out In reguiar squares, on wide avenues, which, though crowded with § Panconts b LO ere > > ps 307 Seve re d b . y y y traffic, for neatness and order could give points to most Canadian and ennants can be secured at The Seattle Star office, 1307 Seventh Ave. If ordered by 2 sents aan | American olties, mail, enclose 5 cents extra for postage for each Penné : OHI DTN MBO IY «2623 MS 'ND| "The raw recruits are housed by themselves In a tented village, a > faa — T postage for each Pennant. q [where they remain until uniforms, guna and other equipment can be ew German Pennants still on hand. : served them. : 7 ; A war is on and discipline is rigid and strict, but everything that ut-Rate Dentists When you lose something | can be done to assure comfort and amusemont for the men lene ied 207 UNIVERSITY STREET heave ss to STAR WANT ADS found at the camp. io regular branch of the postoffice accepts mall for CORNER SECOND AVENUE to find it all parts of the world, bas!