The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 9, 1914, Page 7

TAR—WEDNESDAY, DEC 1914 tryouts are being t the University of with a view to se a strong team for the of the conference season Jan members of the team ¢1d fot draw at FOURTHLY, the pl ome. uyers are on of service ey wanted er of a lor halt rge, lor went! couple of owner of the see the way more ed by the was Lad oe Cohen wa opponent ere will | eran of 1 NEW Gibson, YORK Now Dec York 9.—Billy fight pro recelved a number from Jack John aide moter, has Rarry “pee of cablegran got his usual laugh out of crowd by taking a wallop and and then w around Tony East, men son, negro heavyweight cham. any other busines: condl an pion of the world ater and rebuild the To seems that wiser Mack ave th wre! o business with the exception of p the Austin & Salt boxing| *™Mash-—Anderson sent him to the ‘ Robinson, who will not try to |i snow tha: Bal Athletic club | Mat with a right to the Jaw. The ‘ make this year's squad, Among ¢ t night when Ike Cohen, | Dell saved Cohen, who came Dadi J » next round with more Ose MOUF Greatest of all ‘time, ts sr batesl Rol the letter men who are turning | the comedy performer, kisaed the|t® next round is more Oscar I believe Mack ts taking the| collin During the absence of Coach The much heralded Chet Neff to Havana for a fight there with anded. O'Leary showed a burst held daily Washington Ry Hugh S, Fullerton Connie Mack either ts proving x howl of Jo Anderson tore i Se out for practice are McPhee hat promised to be the hletios 8 past its best and go- ava deor roed : in like @ ne a Will present a strange and broken tn Lect de +g ph ae A a ae Am teen ; nw i “ihe. tment vetiegtelleve Mack tata aaa Oho. te te oe Johnny O'Leary bout was a disap- 0 pen to the! But int 0 cr " manager of a team. The . yi aye gies ed tn Heal Ehreats to “tear the can’ off esl ate from the Jeas Willard, the lowa cowboy. - of speed in the secon em, and Johnson said the proposition erc OSIS sent several wallops home, but Neff quickly resumed his cl and while they failed to do any con- certain Havana people had of- a Colleg and Charley Schaffil gave Steve Gardner an in- team a new other cities. They have been | M Ined that way his old SECOND, the Athletics petitor? ve been a magnet! How many sonality has not Bakers a w of them had pers: nant com never Thetr inses and mand he THIRDLY, Weary of watching rest because they iy. Last ‘year, with ampionship team her American league } | | lost. tn | | fered him $30,000 to fight Sam | McVey. He sald, however, he | would accept Gibson's offer and | rieet Willard | lecting Dimself the wisest man tn basebal front If Mack, in the next two of cour: and John Fancher, With five tening to the tweet tions are unusual The first game will be arena with ate to “tear the can” off each looked “mighty good to him,” se-in tactics, siderable damage to O'Leary, they Do You Know of Any Other Physician |) tic: as judges, and. al PAG opening Or he is making the greatest blun years, develops another team, hj and long how! from the letter men and a number of t birdies Lonnie Austin FIRST, Philadeiphia is a chea: Gibson offered Johnson $30, played in Seattle Jan. 22 with sed Wid aoe r failed to m lize, although accepte, Johnson prom also prevented O'Leary from doing Who C T ul ? | agreed it was a draw basketball All of the last der any man ever made, He {s Tipping his team, which, for hee Will be the best we ever havel the new and promising youngsters ‘ I mysteric eo oe ae prevent iam known. If not—the argument sult 1 nder pects for the of W. sre toca, [{82," Sega tot at mm ponwibie tragedy. h town, Fv. vhen the team ! 000 for his end, 50 per cent of § 7 . OAC mething in We e both worked hard. it was ee aaa aoe teal the crocs team is the ploture rights and traveling | : o : ething in W f a tling match as a boxing ex ised to put up a forfelt of $5,000 to guarantee his appearance in A It ¢ holding on the greater part of the time, Eddie Hunter, the Rainier valley boy, went four slashing rounds toa READ THE TESTIMONIAL: Gibson's offer provided that Johnson must be in Havana and start training four weeks before the date the March 28. WACK . RT N BREAKING UP TefM LOOKS GOOD! COMEDY FOR MISTER IKE COHEN; ENDS AT THE MARRIAGE ALTAR ; Mra. Wm. Schultz and Her Pet Dog |make Bill stop pitching that day,” ago, when a 19-/#Ald she today, telling of the ro blonde batr eat mance. “I felt’ no bad I cried, be eause he had only allowed two of the Kansa nd three hits tn that inning. ue club and wept laughed when I told him. manager called from Gustin is the daughte pitcher's box a fine-looking young J. Gustin, general claim ag with dark hair, ther the Kansas City street ratiwa: y ained baseball romance,” which end- company, She hag been employed { 5 is has ‘beet Nett has. been mation 2aaam in a we recentl when as secretary to the president of) " Xs - = nat Mas ir gure Charley ANGELE ing} Wm, Schul married pretty|the Kansas City branch of th Ont A, 7. SR Burns at the P. A. C. smoker name Are Ww |Jean Gustin of Kansas City Amerfoan phone and Tel | Tuesday. final bit of It seemed too bad for them to|graph company night when Johnnie Dundee | ——— = rane set for Johnson also wired Gibson Gaut “Business match, jand a fast boy ntralia. Ad LOS ANGELES, | Lens Cal., Dec. 9 fant class lesson in the art of box ing, taking an easy verdict, and Billy Wright had so much on Eddie Lorraine the latter hardly knew he |was alive after the first round. Prof. Wilson and Adolph Schacht judged the preliminaries, Lonnie Austin refereeing. tuberculosis of the bladder and pus and there was t no re nd I mubmitted to fes still remained doctor ordered me «1 grew #0 much ‘ 6. After th good fortune go to Dr. Jordan t began to tmr a I® an a year arold girl with ora De Los McDonald and Sam Rus ell will be probable contenders { the h all tourney start on the 8. Champ I The Christmas pocket billiard: and fournament at the White Ho’ ‘billiard parlors, for $100 worth of Merchandise, is in full swing ‘There were 63 entries at the st but the elimination events ha cut the field to 32. They are now a in the same class, none having run | ay tt his y je | tast Yess than 40 points. catwn't, “MEXICAN JOE” Dec | Los fans 2 n giving practical demonstrations of b my System right here in Seattle for th® past thirty rs, and hundreds of s testimonials on file in my office, written by grateful patients whom I have cured, will attest {ts wonders. Cures merits of seal champ, and mia, scheduled at the White Housel ine 4 The result of yesterday" | at the White House betw tins, and Johnson was favor of the former. A match between Butler, Huston o match Hop. to 47 In the to- Califor for Christmas, is causing consider. able speculation E. J. Niquette, a focal billiard crack, left yesterday for San Fran. cisco, where he will take a post ton with Chick Evans. the attorne: , preliminary er of the tour ure in the cup race. Followers of basketball will meet | ght to select a c k are nd for the team will take on one t teams of the U. of W. in a contest tonight The firs’ Earl Baird won his bout In Van. couver, B. C., Monday night .from John McC 2 of the Commercial A. C., having it on the latter most of the way but will not fig Riv ) shivering spectators be in at the de the gan Dundee ca last half of Rivers’ earl final two r batter th |ner to another, and in the | moat put his man away From the ing | pace was furio joint after point and sor through the 13th r The 14th saw a star versal in form. Dund the attack from behind tn who hady ath | esston the Rivers rolled up was the ag Now that J. Cal Ewing has sold the San Francisco club to Hen Berry, we expect Mt. Las ten to quiet down, the | ~ | We guarantee the supertority of Lundberg Truss, and give free “A. LUNDBERG CO. Trusses, Detormity Applianc Artificial Limbe. 1107 THIRD AVENUE. and CANADIANS WIN HOCKEY MATCH PORTLAND, Dee, professional hockey will be come a fixture in Portiand was the opinion today of those who saw last night’s game at the Ice Hippodrome between Portland and Vancouver. The British Columbians won the contest by the score of 6 to 3. —That ‘ of Asthma, Anaemia, Blindness, Chronic Inflammation of the Blad- der, Deafness from paralysis of the Auditory Nerves, Diabetes, Pro- lapsus Uterl, Dropay, Chronic Dyspepsia, Epilepsy, Chronic Erysip- elas, Chronic Gastralgia, Hard Lumps in the Breast, Heart Disease (including Heart Leakage), Hip Disease, Infantile Paralysis, Loco- motor Ataxia, Sciatica, Senile Gangrene, Jaundice, Rheumatiam, Meningitis, Neuralgia, Paralysis, Spinal Curvature, Goltre, Strabis mus, St, Vitus’ Dance and most of the other so-called {ncurable diseases. There being a number of Doctors Jordan in Seattle, it {s well to bear in mind the full name and address of Doctor J. Eugene Jordan, 619% First Avenue, Seattle, Office hours, 9 a. m, to 8 p. m.; Sundays from 2 p. m. to 6 p. m. Consultation free. Corre- spondence solicited. Watch each Wednesday Star for remarkable cures. “ALBERT HANSEN Jeweler and Siiveremith Is Now Located at His New Store 1010 Gecond Ave. Near Madison Free Admission AT DREAMLAND 10 Dance Tickets for 25¢ Everyone Welcome Bilt Cleverdon, ‘one of the best balk-line players in town, has gone to San Francisco. incidentally, to get revenge. Re cently Peter Kleinschmidt took Cleverdon into can for five straight games. The letter is now in San Francisco and the rivals will tangle there. Dowlin When you blow an easy spare |"° always shuffle your feet angrily in| >” the rosin box. will the There swim in be a social mixed tank De r 16 contested events, ex-|(?, nitions of fancy diving and other |‘ water sports. porn battled Riv to the fi Ban Johnson says Frank Chance was the biggest failure in the his tory of tt Has SPORTING FLASHES What is exhibition of ever seen here was ed at the Lesch! rk gym Plymouth-First ptist church teams p of 11 n the Se Don’t kick when you get the 7-10 i Bagel split; it gives you an alibi if you miss them both. ine sors tist 17 . :. 23. 8 What eve 1 an Bible safe perim for all Irregularities SANDERSON’S ho t 1 to be Ir 1 this and more was the guest of honor. ds have testified # Pills and you wi sporting goods man, |] be disapy 4. Take no the we own reu ». By Knight's Inlet for $5. Every box ent hunt in which h For sale by Kin 18 deer in three days. econd and Madison, plum bia, Always ask 7 to 5 of the man who carries his own ball; he prob ably isn’t that good, but he will ek beh | The man who hits the head pin ten times may lead the kicking chorus because he splits or raf foads—pbut he'll be there when it comes to counting them up. ry woman wants is a an ex Femed and a friend in nee class 9 18, First M a The elation the Ger t Seattle held its ania cafe feed being the tre the shoot of Nov of the Selby Smelt Trapshooters’ asso- and ¢ The wise guy is the one who waits until the last frame is rolled before deciding whether to take a small beer or a 25-cent cigar. as thou Try § A. L. Hall, ple from Having decided to can Frank mal $2 box Baker, Connie Mack probably will spend the next ten years canning | of third basemen because they can-| based peel : | The annual banquet of the Uni versity of ngton football Complete Report Sead atime tcuee. 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Geene. ‘Veal, larce ° Pork, good plock hogs © 04% Selling Prices for Butter, Eggs and Cheese (Corrected daily by the Bradner Go.) 7 ‘ 45 mer Butter tive Washington Mreamery, brick s Native ington 4 a8 |to 400 At the annual meeting of the Pa-| cifle Intern ional ‘on Power Boat as sociation in 1 a yesterday nev 1 minor chan in th de and a n 6 feet in len of mited to piston displacement euble inches, from was estab | lished jof its speediest youngsters to take | brother to Ten boxing bouts and one exhibl. tion of jiu-jiteu wrestling are on the card for the Seattle Athletic club smoker Friday nig club gym. The club is sending over h a hand in the Inter-club events. if ex-President Taft really want us to take care of our own poor first, why doesn’t he advise his remit those fines he took away from Heine Zim Bresnahan is to control the bank | roll, according to the Cub owners. | But wait until he wants to spend | |$12.50 and watch him seurry to| | Murphy That bear mascot of ti cago Cubs which howled al probably had just been owns the team. Chi- night told racing w class, gth and a 300 the | who | man Blood Test I Practice the Up-to-Date Method of ‘Treating VARICOCELES —and— HYDROCELES tpecial and Nervous of Men and Women NAWAY Liberty Midg. ontottion Cor, Third Union, Private Boys and girls living outside of Seattle can also take advantage of this of- fer by securing two paid in advance orders for one month each at 35c a month. Start today if you expect to win a Doll. Offer will be withdrawn as soon as the supply is exhausted. 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