The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 7, 1914, Page 7

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Wt worthy 1 in me ‘s of the re, Q T EEN AN N E co ACH | ree QUARTET OF CLASS THAT PERFORMS FOR CHAMPIGNSHIP WASHINGTON TEAM SCH 0 0 L Di RECTO R S$ STAR- NOVEMIPER 1914 ’ PICKS LINCOLN MEN. é | TO BEAT BROADWAY rsted te With game probably greatest lastic contest o the the ac oar approac betw Th: battle Saturday, Nov the old spirit t so prominently { of whi annual confitets a fow of years hav Not for an added day's game W Hamitt win b> divides he silently the's perior, but ts th advantage through bac! fleld l ‘ol a the f the fc on lying almost entirely ® tving power to r style ts a ns One ON SORRY other hand, Broa ie forward passing mendous ¢ the best line deceptive formations. Although weeks the fs ¢t the ked. Colman, Broa hued thunderbolt, an a pin halfback. to headline. Don't Compare Scores contest away, high wax probable star At their the 1 te | - wo | bl d- | A are ex STEWART HOUSE NAVY YARD ROUTE _ Steamers H. B. 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The following diseases 1 will absolute! ure: Asth ma, Bronchitis, Catarrh {n all {ts forms, such as Tonsillitis, Adenoids, Gastric Ulcer of the Stomach and Bowels of the Bladder, Pros men, all Bowel women; Rheumatism of all forms; all Nervous Diseases, Epilepsy, Heart and Eczema, and many others too numer. ous to mention. If you are in doubt, write aud I will give you names and addresses of people I have cured Olymplo View Sanitarium, 14-16 W. Harrison DR. G. J. NUERNBERG Phone Queen Anne 3127 ances and finest in the world? Second and Spring Third Floor | | Price 50e Round Trip ot | | king approximately $4.40 for every ball gs ancoln’s scofe against Ballard | The school board seems set |t Dr. Brown will make = report o aeeeieas uae “te aa upon doing away with football his find 2 the board, and — @ same in the high schools th be acted tupon tea has not impressed = many Having pet into effect the ¢ board has indicated that i clone observers asa {terion upot | present ear a regulation will abide by whatever Dr. Brown es chamlin of ak cele which forbids Intercity compe | advine ~ Made chloe BE eg are tition, the board is now seek The school board is Aot Inclined ne, Drenence. of Man Pike, Bal | ing to get medical opinion upon | to favor athletics in the schools, So ee merenen, 1% the the advisability of discontinu nd Becretary Rueben Jones le a pposition against Broadway, made | ing the sport distinct opponent of all athletic Bi Phe pneage y | the te m | Friday at the regular session of|contests as they are now con Satie ae oe rs Dr. J. C. Brown was ap- ducted the team bit the dumps asd their > invest the more|. if Dr. Brown finds that er nee, COMER amCUR was! athletics. in the high training is too hard on the boys, i | ) regard to the severity and the school board decides to Hamilton Picks Linosin lof training that 1s undergone by| abolish the game, some thousand Reseburg of Frankiln an the athletes or more boys will be ‘ of Allard > Upon conclusion of his inspec-| mea f met both Lir Bre re of one opinio t b yutcome when ¢ 1 arrive Br win on a i look for a Lincoln win if the ay is wet Coach Hamilton of Queen Anne} has seen both crews in action and tcks the Linoc pigskinners t apture the game and title under any weather conditions No ball player really is gr tn tobacco or particular brand of necktle. By Houck, formerly of the Athletics says the manufacturers come around and slip each shirts, hats, ete, every privilege of using their nar ee Although It appears certain that | Bresnahan will not lead the Cubs next season the chances of Hank O'Day holding his fob are not very bright. Word from Chicago tnti mates that Tommy Leach will handed the manage: rela. case Roger takes the high to the Fed ranks There is a well-founded sus; cxctccuceessee, CHAPMAN, WRUCKE AND SMITH BEST OF NEW MEN | baseball war bulletins would be more highly appreciated tha that placed upon other war dis. patches, “ If the Feds pay Walter John $25,000 a season, as they willing to do, if the press agent 1s reliable, will the be paid at the rate he pitches. se the colored hi . Sam McVey, weight, who has been {n Austraila | POT for several years, is on his way New York from Europe on a ca’ ship. McVey was South African port & result the war's vicissitudes, made way to ag ‘and ts now en route Oregon game on Denny field broke, according a big spectal alx-reel production, | which hundreds of people are en. gaged, will be shown at the Class a scenario in acting out his roles. He is naturally a comedian, a great deal of the comic stuff he pulls off in these pictures ts promptu. Because of this it keeps the other members of the company on edge all of the time to follow him with out making a fizzle of their parts, and much of the laughter of the ors in the Keystone production: real—-caused by the unexpected ties of their leader. COLONIAL ON THE merit Seven Days,” the great Klaw Erlanger succe: fo three a land it will be seen on the Colo theatre screen exactly as it was duced in the Astor theatre, in New| | York city, where It was an attrac-| gpojjers,” which will be seen at the Moore for two weeke, starting | tion which ran for 800 consecutive IMPERIAL BAR AND READING ROOM At 206 Occidental Service Bar and Pool Tables in Connection CHOICE LIQUORS AND CIGARS he bas recommended a brand of | is pictured wearing a} hurdle word of thelr) best men who speed unloaded at a/ Will no doubt take part in at least “THE WRATH OF THE GOD8,”) SUN- day presents a double bill of great It has secured the comedy v4 in| Left to Right—Chapman, Halfback; Wrucke, Left Guard; George Smith, Tackle, and Dapt. Walter Shiel, Fullback. fn IN GILMOUR DOBIE'S SQUAD OF FOOTBALLERS Mike Chapman, Chet 4 George Smith are three of the| serimmage again today. are playing thetr The failure of Noble to deliver through with the goods from the 7s this season has given|start and proved to be one of| first year of football on the | attke Ch pman, a fallback, an op-|Doble’s biggest finds varsity eleven. Although Chap-| portunity to show what he can do Miller and Shiel make a pair tn man has been on the squad fn pre-| *t right half. |the backfield that cannot be beat | vious years, he has not had an op Wrnueke| by a wrenched neck, gets back tnto| believe he could make the varsity. | However, the husky back came son | are! of One of the most consistent line In the conference. plungers in the Northwest is Cap- 4 MIES HOLD ’EM THE TENPIN ALLEYS tunity to get Into a conference ot Shiel, His ability to plow to | slaughter Smith and Wrucke,! through the opposing line has been LONDON, Nov. 7.—The British| Capt. Putman and Capt. Benson Orcoma mounted two huge, | piloted their teams to victories on ttle both freshmen from Lincoln high, a big factor in winning champion. wooden “cannon,” painted|the Elks’ alleys Friday night. at ships In the last two years. Sntel | and kept several German | the Seattle Athletic Club the Oam- was not much of a player when he ship was a member of the Spokane high | solld tmen from leaving the har-| els trimmed the Buffaloes, 2,58 to Callao, Peru 12.622 school Fe and when he turned | black, |AREN’T THEY ROUGH of one of the remaining games. his| Dobie is expecte’ to use Smith | mer hor ends in the comt to |at o} w ‘ho da did not Western drama; two comedies. eee | Liberty, Sunday Un@! Tuesday Night | ENOUGH RIGHT HOW “The House Next Door,” five partdrama | | Don't start anything In a den- | tlet’s office after this. . in Alaska, Sunday and All Week |" “5? “Eaward 8. 8. Barber of His Last Dollar, drama; Chicago, at the post graduate seney Rees course of lectures conducted at Pictures and a com- ine force, according to a statement) | made today - | AMSTERDAM, Nov.7—Annursery|"""t’ want to start with a clean] for Belgian refugee bables has been | established In « room of the Amster: | |dam Stock Exchange. e," he eald He has tendered the position of held the same position under him t when he was formerly sheriff. act f s is an Complete Report of Market Today Prices Pald Producers tor Vegetables and Fruit. OHIO METHOD IN | DENTISTRY ing teeth are replaced by me "Oni Method by artificial teeth that are natural as your ofiginal teeth. Examinations are now be & ota, nial pro-| orrected daily by J. W ocal potatoe ima potatoes sweet potatoes Godwin & Co.) 18.00 2120.00 “The One of the most exciting moments in the motion picture, Two performanc will be given daily, at with a matinee Sunday. nights, This is the comedy that! 9:39 and 8:30. Kathlyn Williame Is the woman In the foreground, | {ng conducted without charge, and | rickting a had all New York laughing. On the| tn the plcture she plays the part of Cherry Malotte. estimates are furnished in all cages, |Cavbare “0 same program is George B. Ohnet's ———_—_—_—— — ~_ We Stand Back of Our Work | isc 1.00 eat dran ec ster,” pro-| gt - agmed paris by the Biogreph the squared circle in a short time, part Klaw & Erlanger comedy. for 12 Years’ Guarantee. | 1% company, thrilling, dramatic Dut bides his time—the picture tells net AR $25 Set of Teeth ee omar, Der May 4 ss ‘enew why. Mary Fuller Is in “His Big)Class A, Sunday Until Tuesday d story, with many beautiful scenes.| Why. Mary Puller Is in 'iils Bie ~ Guaranteed ..... Sate eee alae sh opoeraas bee De ged} >,” a romantic 4 one oF : nt A new Program hit peer erranEne the first of her Univorsal releases.) “Mutual Weekly,” world's news; | $15 Set of Teeth Woltn and "Crawford on the great cee “His Trysting Places,” two-part|Guaranteed ..... ene i pipe organ AT THE CLEMMER, BEGIN. Keystone comedy, with Charles) $4@ Solid Gold or | sti eer ning Sunday, Virginia Shirley and|Chapin; “nvironments,” drama; lain C " D6,” Al Denis Brien will appear at every| “The Valley of Assols,” hand-color orcelain Crown . rate “KID REGAN’S HANDS, ed scenic. $10 Gold or Porcelain two-part drama, featuring Herbert) performance, afternoon and evening, Cale Bridge Work lawlingon, 1s one of the joint head-|in the newest and latest dances di © it wt min the Sut show at the| rect from the “Castles.” This will| Clreult, pati A bial Tuesday| Solid Gold Fillings .. $1 Up| Malagas New Cireuit. Rawlinson takes the) offer a rare C7 DOs pes to sve how Kid Regan’s H bP a two-part! Other Fillings -50¢ be . vart of a prize fighter, who, while| the newest dances sho ct m pe pred og | ere for e. fo training (oF the big fight,” meets| Tomorrow's change of photoplays ioe 1 a mais wis 2 dine| Oftice hours, §:80 to 6 Sundays, |P'%,, Ney. Veal and 7 the woman of his heart, sees ber in-| includes “iis Dominant stitute bead ccttine | 9 to 12 wae sulted by the man he is to meet in| drama The False — —— ac erected nity by ‘the Bradner Cay onan — z drama Lizzie, the Life r fpr Bi 1 @ 48 e | comedy, and the Hearst-Selig New Hens, 3 tbs. and under . 10 4 va alee Springs we 43 Glensmer Until Saturday Night AT DREAMLAND i Turkeys, tive ae te 1 ‘The arning,” drama; a George young wo @ 12 Ade comedy and “When the i ewe Wl for 25¢ Cut-Rate Dentists . cond eine, Goes. 200 @ 280 ps i ® fowl, live, d 9.00 | Turned,” comedy, | veryone Welcome 207 UNIVERSITY STREET — | ld pigeons, good sixe, ax 1.60 1 nl, $6 to D. 2 @2@ 18% | Grand Until Saturday Night CORNER SECOND AVENUE | Voll liege 8 @ 18 | “When Broadway Was a Trail, r — Pork, 00d block oo @ OD es eee | ' ewe iad | Meibourne Until Saturday Night LEARN TO PLA Y Native Waebington So lig deg i the a Any one wishing to learn the game of Pocket Billiards will HI| cin’ Washington 54 Poreee) ag cuter Wrewh'a tee. get a world of Information by attending the games played by mery, soll pack Hees Pr gallaad bwa's euCR ‘experts every afternoon at 2:15 and every evening at 7:30 atm BTHRK ove At the White House Billiard Parlors [j| icons tiem as Colonial, Songey Uniti Tuesday in the Joshua Green Ssilding. Fourth ond Bite: pia ERGs When you lose something, n lemy with seating c y tor eople U “The Ironmaster,” two-part Blo built to ac peep fv blab public leave it to STAR WANT ADS graph drama; “Seven Days,’ three: to find it 1 SAN FRAD 1.—The IN SPOKANE snvTS. round. Jimmy Clabby-Geo, Chip yut here Friday , won by SPOKANE, Wash 7 ‘the former, marked the closing of ine ns pectic te {the professional fight game in Cal py secede Mpegs ope tes Deus {fornla. A measure killing boxing jthe Spokane A. A. C. made & ©l€°N | way adopted by the voters in the |sweep tn Friday night's meet with | recent election |the Seattle Athletic club, Of the _ actual contests, Spokane won them RUNTS IN GRID GAME all, Seattle gaining a single point on a forfelted bout. The bouts re-| A good gridiron game is on tap sulted as follows: Dave Burns Lincoln park this afternoon jn beat Claud Fortnier (wrestlers) ¢ annual scrap between the Fritz Ellingston beat Lloyd Mad-/ midget teams of Franklin and |den in four rounds and Walter | Broadway. Wall knocked out Clark in two = each oe (COLLEGES PLAY TIE | | A th for the last time tonight |The ign of the new program, ee the 8 vey hotel, sdvieed Seattle commencing Sunday, will be a two: Alhambra Untli Sunday Night | of jivfitea i Gaakiy chneuae reel special Keystone comedy, with Self-Defense,” two-reel Imp) Sh. Octients. Charles Chapin, Keystone’s funni ‘The Fatal Wedding, com- Ls est funny man, doing the laugh ‘The Star Pt provoking stunts “ “The Strike at Coaldale,” Eclair CLEANS ER ALL OUT It fs said that Chapin {fs the only #e* | drama, | movie actor who does not use ‘ | Bheriffelect Hodge will make a/ clean sweep of the present office| chief deputy to John Stringer, who) husiness men and home owners, are |heavy favorite, owing to its | the Victoria NO PEACE IN SIGHT MAY PLACE BAN ON GRIDIRON CONTESTS LOCAL TEAM LOSES CAMBRIDGE, M Nov. T—A HOLD ANNUAL SORAP 10-10-10 tie was’ played’ by the Har- vard and Princeton association The annual game between the! football teams here Friday. Lincoln and Queen Anne high scbool| priday football teams is echeduled for Dug-| dale’s park today. Lincoln is a top. past work. ‘STARS ARE COMING ‘The Seattle National soccer team | plays a picked team of stars from league at Dugdale’s| park Sunday afternoon, The game starts at 2:30. The last Victoria team down here got only a draw| with the Celtics, another local eleven | ‘THE TuamION siznD CIGARETTES For distinctive CHICAGO, Nov. 7—The annual meeting of the A rican league di-! rectors ended Friday night, without | having accomplished anything at all }in the direction of peace negotia- | tons with the Federal league li , OF MONTANA WINS MISSOULA, Mont. Nov. 7—The| University of Montana football team continued its winning streak, defeating Montana State college, 26 to 9, for the state ARLE EE Friday Ghernoen. SWIMMERS COMPETE. ‘The swimmers at the Y. M. C. A. took to the water Friday afternoon for the initial turnout of the sea- son to decide the makeup of teams to reeesios bead association during WEST SEATTLE | BOOSTERS PLAN: FOR CARNIVALS: Will ask about the Pacific Expesition when you go back East. It is just as easy to have your ticket routed through West Seattle will hold a carnival San Francisco via the lines every year after this, according to||f of the the decision of the Boosters’ club, recently organized. As a result, there will be a Dads’ and Mothers’ day at the Hiawatha playfield on December 3; Lads’ and Lassies’ day, December 4; and Prize day on December 5, The idea was originated by the Mothers’ council, but the Boosters’; club, composed of West Seattle {| Southern Pacific and thus have an opportunity to visit the Fair Grounds, Come in and talk over your trip. We can give you some good sug to make your journey pleasant and in- structive. Southem Pacific Line, 1915 taking active charge of the affair. | NAB FILIPINOS Don't these names remind you of} The Expo: a ukulele act at the Orpheum? oe ee yheum ‘ | District Fret; a enger Nimesio Sarpiento, Bitirino Bir-| ae *~ setras 720 Second Ave. Phone Elliott 1256 Seattle, Wash. ti, Juan Polache, A. 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