The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 22, 1914, Page 7

STAR—TUE SDAY, SEPT. 22, 1914. PAGE 7 . ‘MEET TO OPEN HERE OCT. 19 Following a conference between Charley Hulen, of Brown & | Hulen’s billtard parlors, and A. G | Clarke, of Clarke & Bevan's par | lors, Spokane, plans for two open | jand two amateur tournaments for} | the billiard champtonship of the Pa-| cific Northwest were perfected. The tournament. schedule was not en tirely settled as to dates, but the| plans contemplated: The fall championship tourney of 1914 open to amateurs or pro- fessionals at Sea Oct. 19, pring championship of 1915) open to amateurs or professionals | at Portland Apri! 1, Fall championship of 1914 open| amateurs strictly, probably at} Spokane In November, 1914. The spring champlonship of 1915) open fo amateurs strictly, prob. ably divided between Tacoma and| Everett, In April. | The future tournaments will be conducted similar to last year's Dilliard tournament {n which Spo- kano, Seattle, Tacoma and Everett took part. The players will make a swing of the circuit, exhibiting in every city. Seattle got th windup last year and the success lot the event was emphasized by the crowds which attended the matches each afternoon and night. Hulen says he has a dependable “12” man in sight and that this elty will be be well represented. PAT DORIAN IS INLINE FOR GO Pat Dorian will probably will get }a crack at Joe Bonds, the well- known Tacoma heavyweight, at the | next Eagles’ smoker in Tacoma, Oc | tober 8. Dorian has been selected ! HOPE ZonZzc Bred. and Universit “DENNY-RENTON” All Clay Products 1007 Hoge Bldg. AT DREAMLAND 10 Dance Tickets for 25¢ Everyone Welcome | Bonds’ original opponent for the }ooming smoker. Lester has not yet said definitely whether he will accept the match. If he does, though, then the Seattle boy will | be given a chance to meet the win- | ner. ‘MEXICAN JOE TO BATTLE F. BURNS) OAKLAND, Cal, Sept. 22.—Both Frankie Burns and Joe Azevedo were reported fn shape today for} their scheduled 15-round bout here tonight. The articles call for the) scrappers to weigh in at 133 pounds at 6 p.m. This will be the second meeting between Burns and Azevedo, Burns having won a 10- | oat decision over Azevedo 18 months ago, Silica 0a aaa SCORES Chicago & Ctnetn st. Lor AMERICAN Washington Kk 4, Bt Loute 3 4 of tith; ¢ark adeiphia + Kansas City 11, Brooklyn rg 2, St. Loule 1; Indianapolis Baltimore 2, Chicago 2 the only complete title records of King County, ee copies of many documents destroyed in the great fire of 1889. From these records our title attorneys examine all titles submitted for insurance. Demand Washington Chicago 1s “48el St. Loute 7 448 e New York 7 aes E Cleveland ot 888 5 Pet. | Insurance i and ua will have the a benefit of our exhaustive +H examination of the title 431 ‘ and an absolute guaranty against many sources of Pet title loss that can be § fortend cocc-s-- ved neither anticipated nor fj los Anacies . nH +prevented by an examin- Mission 48 j ation of the record title. extent ” Mo Abstract Required | | Complete Report j Washington of Market Today Prices Paid Producers for Vegetables and (Corrected datty by 3. W. Godwin & © Now potatoes 6 weet potatoes, I BIG BILLIARD vere lto take the place of Jack Lester, | _@| 8nd once he succeeded in flicking |Lends Great Aid in RAN CREW MEN ARE] NOW DOWN ON cere | In a very few days Coach Hiram Contbear of the University of Washington aquatic department will be giving a bunoh of athletes the once-over, in hope of filling the varaity boat with a crew strong enough to ably defend the Pacific coast title now feld by the state Institution, That Conibear will have his hands full is quite likely, for the memorable Poughkeepsie defeat has done much to dampen the ardor of rowing enthusiasts on the campus. Many of last year's men are reluctant to work under the tutel age of Conibear, declaring that he lacks the qualifications of a good rowing coach, Before teaching rowing Conibear was m trainer, Ho took only a very brief course in rowing Instruction to fit himself for hie present job. One of the crew men who pulled an oar In the last Poughkeep- sle race says that for three or four days preceding the race Conibear and the oarsmen did not speak, There was much bad blood among all the men, and even when tugging the oars ini the big race itself, the men oriticised one another.” : son ends. games to play. it would have Larry hit safely ‘The Naps have 24 more A few ye ago been a cinch that 16 times in half RANK COLEMAN, the Councll Bluffs, la, grap- pler who “rassied” with Fred Bee! In Seattie a couple of years ago and lost in that many games, but the way he straight fails, Is mow on hie jis going this year makes it ex back from the effects of a gun- | tremely doubtful shot wound In the leg. While | “ee moving a bed In his home a | KID HERMAN, THE NEW OR revoiver, under his pillow, fell |leans bantam, has made a sudden on the floor and was accl j|bid for the championship by his dentally discharged. The lead hit Coleman just above the and amputation may be ary. An hour after the accident Coleman's wife gave birth to a boy. Pare SAD; VERY SAD The tempus fugits fast away Almost before we know, We conse to cheer Big Al Gipe's arm And rah for Smithy’s toe. 7. According to a report from Phil- adeliphia, Charile Dootn, manager of the National team, ts to be trad ed to the Bostons, Stallings is anxious to get Dooln, but who is to be exchanged ts not known, oe. CARL MAYS, the underhanded Portland Colt Ard fle who has been performing rs in the International this r, bas been | unexpected defeat of Eadie Camp! sold to the Boston Red Sox. Art|at New Orleans, Herman's clever. Bues, the former Seattle third) ness was a surprise to his most ar baseman, sold recently, 1s already) dent admirers. His victory over with the New York Giants, Camp! entities Herman to meet eee Kid Williams for the champlon- Ty Cobb recently became Im-| ship. eee bued with the golf fever and went to a course near Detrott to try his skill at the game. Stix times he swung at the ball on the first tee Coast league critics are at loss to find a reason for Judge MoCredie’s sudden outburst of protest against Joe McGinnity taking the mound for the Venice Tigers. It may be sympathy, but it is hardly Ikely, for Judge McCredie has cae ft for almost two foot. Growing discouraged, he called to his eaddy and sald, “Here, boy, throw that ball to me.” | known to give anybody anythipg in The caddy pitched the ball andj} his life. On the other hand, the ft hit the ground just bef it| judge is a natural born crab, and reached Cobb, bounding t| despises the very ground all other knee high. Swinging as though|buman beings tread upon. If the his driver were a bat, Ty sent a| comparison of the double A circuit low liner which cleared the first/ and the Class B loop tn the estima bunker and traveled more than| tion, or better, imagination of the 200 yards. | Coast scribes {s reliable, then Joe ee will outerupt Mount Lassen the Lajole has made a total of |first time he is slung into the 2,984 hits {n his major league ca-| breach by the Tigers, so why should reer. He wants to bring the total/the judge fret? up to an even 8,000 before the sea- . SEATTLE FIRM ($= . the reason Italy maintains neutrality is the same that causes a man to hate drink when he Joins a crowd that has two hours the start of him eee Princeton football prospects suf. fered a blow when ft was learned that W. Swart had been so badly hurt as to make bis playing this season {mpossible. MILLER IS OUT Coach Dobie 1s working his men each day until dusk getting them into shape for the practice game Reducing the High Cost of Living. 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STILL AN “ORPH” SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 23.—A two-day session, held by the Coast league directors to decide what is to be done with the Missions, for- merly of Sacramento, has conclud- ed with no results, RUBIN ELECTED NEW YORK, Sept. Refined Cafe 22.—A meet ‘ ing of the Metropolitan Assocta Vaudeville | tion of the A. A. U. was held here Sona to the Select §| Monday, at which Fred W. Rubin, the vice president, was appointed to succeed the late President J. E Sullivan, This Week Harry M. Carter “Dainty Marjorie” Dow Brink a 6 Other Acts. GERALD’S CAFE “The House That Quality Built”! 824 First Avenue Corner Marion. Phones—niilott 858—Main 7360. } Tile Insurance a Cucumber o Beet 1 @1 @1 1 e 1 i Local celery Parsley ° Cal. tomatoes a "_ | Local tomatoes o Watermelens, per 1. 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An academy with seating capacity for 300 people has been built to accommodate the public. | |done | | 1000 to the fund for the relief of Educate the Children |not a one of us but should know | will ‘| $10 Gold or Porcelain | ieee iin ec oi aa The secret draft by whieh Al Gipe goes to New York and Welser Dell gets a trial with the Brooklyn = rico fa nance eel = New Manufacturin other minor league ball player gradiiate to the big show, is some et er ndustry for Seattle it seems to have been a great sue "8 The secret draft was necessary t organized baseball this year Practically every, mitor league RT player in the country was a f nN the moment ht leag € Some of the circuits are still going, but as fast as the ached H ; ili ef tremendo' Pet ab Tag cana elles eae Nearly every reader of this paper is familiar with the jus success position to do business with either ||| of the motor car industry. ton. | al killing of the reserve] Most readers know clause removed any right in court| that the successful man- vat a club may have had to a player, But in order to circumvent |f] Utacturers have piled up this, the drafts were put into ef-|]] enormous profits. It ts | fect before any league finished tts | & significant fact that | season. ) New York and Brooklyn delegat-|]] ‘20 Stestest profite poy ed President Dugdale to sign Gipe been made by mannfac and Dell up to contracts of their turers of the lower-priced baton clubs. This has b most leagues which respective in n are too far out of reach of the majors to afford sending a regular scout to secure the players’ signatures. The big leaguers sign the mi players before the contracts under which they were working run out The nates feel satisfied that they have put over something big) on the Federals. WELSH GETS A TEMPTING BID FRANCISCO, SAN That he had made Manager Harr Pollock an offer, reported to have been $50,000, for Freddie Welsh light champion, to engage In th fights in San Francisco, was ad mitted here today by Promoter Coftroth, News of the offer deak ed out when Pollock, in a letter to local sport writers, declared Cof- froth had offered Welsh the above amount to engage in three bouts here within «ix months after sign-| ing a contract. ELIA IS CHAMP CLEVELAND, Sept. 22.—Eila| Fottrell and E. R. McCormack of San Francisco won the Ohio state | tennis doubles title by defeating | Clarence Griffin and Robert Batrd| here Monday. | A picked team of Untverstty ‘al Washington players battled the Metfi university (Japan) nine at Dugdale's park Monday afternoon and were defeated, 7 to 5. | CHICAGO, Sept. 22.—According}| Sept to a story printed here Monda: Tommy Leach, Chicago Cub out- fielder, has been offered the man- agement of the Pittsburg Federals ROTHSCHILDS HELP FRENCH| PARIS, Sept. 22. — Rothschild brothers of Parls have given $200,- French families in distress. Very few people can tell you the| Flags of the different nations. Yet} them. Tho Seattle Star has arranged) with a Large Pennant House to} make up a series of Flag Pennants} showing the Flags of the Various| Nations at War. These Flag Pennants are on ex cellent woo! felt, and are something | you can be proud of. Each week a| new Flag Pennant will be offered to Seattle's reading public. A collection of these Pennants be a wonderful help to any child, Start your collection with| the present pennant. The first| pennant to be issued will be the| War Pennant of Germany. One| pennant will be issued each week. | Secure one with one coupon clip-| ped from Tho Seattle Star and 15 cents. OHIO METHOD IN DENTISTRY Missing teeth The Ohio Method by artificial teeth are replaced by that are natural as your original teeth, Examinations are now be- ing conducted without charge, and estimates are furnished in all cases, We Stand Back of Our Work for 12 Years’ Guarantee. $25 Set of Teeth Guaranteed .. oceees $8 $15 Set of Teeth 5 Guaranteed ........... $ | $4 $10 Solid Gold or $4 Porcelain Crown Bridge Work Solid Gold Fillings .. = $1 Up Other Fillings .........50¢ Office hours, 8 30 to 6, Sundays, 9 to 12 OHIO Cut-Rate Dentists 207 UNIVERSITY STREET CORNER SECOND AVENUE care Nearly everyone knows that the Ford Motor Com- pany paki 160 per cent dividends this last year. Few people, however, realize that the stock of the Ford Motor Car Com- pany went begging only & fow yoars ago, Another manufacturer of popular cars paid 30 Motor—Cast per cent on $20,000,000 Wheslt fo b ne Kg worth of common stock Tread- inches, clearance oe inches, the past year, Trani jon—Sllding gear, two Still another manufac turer, selling a car at less than $500, admits earn- ing a net profit of $1,000,- 000 on the #ale of 10,000 care. This is at the rate of $100 per car net profit. Wheels—Wire spokes, Tires—Ciincher, non-s forsepower—Full 18, Price—$205. The Elbert Motor Car Company was organized in Seattle on September 5th. A temporary fac- tory has been established on Fifteenth Avenne West, where work is now {!n progress. Additional funds are being obtained with which to establish a factory with a capacity for turning out 1,000 cars or more monthly, This company has designed a practical, dependable little motor car to sell at the low price of $295,00. There ie a tremendous demand for such a car. The first announcement brought in many inquiries for cars, many applications for agencies, and has brought men from Japan and New Zea- land, who wish to handle care in those countries. 00 Th Car fs a Beattie Product. Work on modal ° le Car is a ie pr ‘Worl Ma \@! No ow progressing and @ car will be on display within the next | ‘hough for only @ small a ay tv obtle % 1 th ted that the ny pobtlie conservative automobile journal recently state: at present quickly raise the neces- Nene bas Fy eycle car movement is sary money, we have mobtie within five years there will joo, 4-cylinder, water cooled, 2% bore, 4-inch stroke syocts Springs-——Semt-elliptic over tn front, full elliptic over in rean Clutch—-Oone type, leather faced. jouene motor car type, 18-inch dlameter-wy 8-in. Ignition—Low_ tension imagntte or Atwater-Kent. Top and windshield extra. Write today for complete spectfications and full perticulara, third and greatest step since the beginning of the aute- cry! Another automobile journalist recently made the Prediction several evel: oduct will exceed tm quantity that Becpany? ” car has received the endorsement of engineers, mechanics and trade journals. Only yester- recetved a letter from the publishers of the Cyclecar Age in New York, in which they state; forward, one reverse Tt seems that there is no question but that this company will be able to sell at least 1,000 cars monthly. With euch a capacity the company will be able to earn tre- mendous profits and pay an enormous dividend to company. Right now we need additional capital, and je car of the pees “Those most vitalty concerned In the cyclecar Industry have for some time past felt that some live Western organization would be formed to produce cars on the Pacific Coast, and we extend to you our heartiest congratulations for having entered the field In such a large way a time when the possibilities of this rapidly expanding Industry are the greatest. “At a glance one can see that In designing the chassis of the Elbert Cyclecar, consideration has been given to the very latest developments of the business and specifications complied to sult the demand of the eyclecar buying pubilo. “With a oar of such specifications, the list price of $295, without equipment, seemed much lower than should be necessary, but the eee ting of the price so low Is a clear Indication that you are prepared to go out after businese on a very large scale, and have set the price low eo as to make the Elbert the universal low-priced car.” Certainly no greater endorsement of our enterprise could be had. The first ground floor price of stook in this Company is 10 cents per share (par value $1.00). The stock {s fully paid and forever non-assessable. Only a limited block of stock is to be sold at this price, and we may be compelled to advance the price any day. this first low price, you must act now, five per cent. Call or write for further particulars. Elbert Motor Car Company 355-357 Empire Building ashington Seattle, A HANDY REFERENCE CASH OR INSTALLMENT PAYMENT, 100 shares cost $9.50 cash. 200 shares Cost $19.00 cash, 260 shares cost $23.75 cash, or $25.00 in 5 equal monthly payments of $5.00 each. 800 shares cost $28.50 cash, or 5 equal monthly payments of $6.00 each. 600 shares cost $47.50 cash, or 5 equal monthly payments of $10.00 each, 1,000 shares cost $95.00 cash, or 6 equal monthly payments of $20.00 each, 2,500 shares cost $237.50 cash, or 5 equal monthly payments of $50.00 each. 5,000 shares cost $475.00 cash, or 5 equal monthly payments of $100.00 each. * 10,000 shares cost $950.00 cash, or 6 equal monthly payments of $200.00 each. Other amounts in proportion, No installment subscription will be considered unless payment of at least $5.00 per month is made, Payments may be made, one-fifth down, balance four equal monthly payments, Remit in any way convenient, Personal checks accepted without being cer- tified. Kindly register mail containing currency, Do not delay, but call at our office today, or fill out the cow- pon in the corner and mafl {t with your remittance now. monthly payment plan of one-fifth down and one-fifth monthly. In order to secure your interest at You can pay cash or buy on our easy If you pay cash, you may ded DO IT TODAY, a SUBSCRIPTION FOR ORGANIZERS’ STOCK ELBERT MOTOR CAR COMPANY INCLUDING OPTION AGREEMENT ELBERT MOTOR CAR CO. 355 Empire Building Seattle, Wash. T hereby subscribe for shares of Wilbert Motor Car Company, at ten (10c) cents per share, and enclose remittance Of $...0++0++0+ fun in} part payment for same, with the un- derstanding that I am hereby granted an option upon an equal number of shares of said company, at 10 cents per share, said option to be without obligation or Mability upon my part, and to hola good until November 30, 1914, When subserip- tion is fully paid, mail certificate to NOM oo ccccereeceeeeeeeeesenens eres einen Street .e.seeeees rrreerrerreeee rer) ++. State. No subscription considered for less than 100 shares,