The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 24, 1915, Page 13

STAR—FRIDAY, SEPT. 24, 1915. PAGE 13) ggescs:~.|IT BEGINS TO LOOK AS IF THE BALKAN LEAGUE WOULD BLOW UP{ **sa%or" First Cave Man—So this nov. ** @ * « oe * . 4 many made I've met. el ts having a great > Inds you should aving © great wale are two Kinds y Second Cave Man—Yes. It Tina ane ve corer} Cynthia, Is It Pear for a Man to Remain Sober When His Health Is heise |e sto eaoond | MIKE TO RETIRE | 'These Two Stars Have Had —|AUTORACING T Evenly Balanced PIN ABOUT. YEAR Much to Do in Phil Dash’ MAY MAKE A In “Big” Nine This Year i ST. PAUL, Sept. 22—Mich- re tel Gibbons, especially” wall phcaitabilacrk BOW IN JAPAN nr Gabe The * ‘ * eat CHICAGO, mw ¥ The dullythis year's Miinois machine Gp Towser, who would rather witnesses of the 1914 race, Mov-| “Pholstered with that com- hs hate olan ie toad othe vost het fe etm ras | ed pigskin If this reason brings lefeat to 7, Arthur than get an in| ing pictures of the finish show the| Modity that makes the mare ttle Glants In dominant note in the Middle West-| the Illini, early season dope gives ja salary, has made @ g004) brows of the shells crossing the| §% bas announced he would toi2ts, out of a job eng ene |@rn sporting world, Coache a] Mianabeen., Winsensia aad’ Chicane for the state university | finish tine at the same instant and| Tetire from boxing in abort 12 In 1910. fh oR, te Hashimura Toga, & Japanese) ren ore tee prsases a hg peed Be gi bagreny Shad a and athletic activities. Uni the judges themselves were an| ™onths, His pecuniary, if not ene of the best hit. schoolboy, ts brimming over with) Western Conference are driving | neecla rence for the tide. Min. agement a profit Of/ hour picking the winner, finally|. Clearly fistic, victory at Bright , ters in the lonal much exeltemert, thank you, and/their squads for the prolim{nur 1@ season advanced last r. de after all Dbills| giving the iaurel to the Blue | On Beach, coupled with others " and particularlydan netting for a shivering) kames ith a large squad of old men beck, eons We always thought Harvard on} Of the same caliber, have run y gerous in the small spine, The honorable sport of an The question that looms high¢st|it appears that Coach Williams’ an inde that showing wan entitled to a| Mike's bank account into very . Philadelphia park, t bile racing 1s to be introduced|!* whether Illinois, chamjons ofleleven m be counted In tle to a few dollars over &/draw at least. That would have| Comfortable figures, and he ts with its short right moe aa” ten gaaien of the deikado,| 1814, Will repeat. With simost alfight..No Ble Nine ttle ie. eve Younger, according t0 | satisfied everybody willing to peel off his gloves q field cement wall, son ie daring sone ot Nippou| veteran team, little Zuppke, settied without Wisconsin being A 0" whom hi ( C 0 of Nippo' r i 3 10 Wiscona Sor prised, wiiinaeee Gat There 1 : for the last time, he says, } Eppa Rixey, Jr. igre to emulate the spectacular, football wizard of the West,” will| factor. Led by Coach Juneau, the Mig ee ere is a yess blond-hatred| In the meantime, however, colon of a wealthy © [hone to emulate afield, Ralph de( attempt to do what no other Slx| Badgers are doped as much strong. man, 80 | youth trying out for the Broadway| Gibbons declares he is willing hee family, with i baima and Dario Resta on the is-|Nine team, with the exception of|er than last year when they tied eee football team who came from Cali to meet Les Darey, Jimmy . xander and Meyer, land of maximum efficiency across Minnesota, has r dune in the | with Ch'eago for third ple cht pemiliating defeat the Har | fornia. He played rugby there.| Clabby, Young Ahern, George rk held the burden ling Pacific champlonship two successive years. |nese is the lone Big Nine team Bearsmen suffered from Yale een folks have told us that Call-| Chip and all the rest whenever 7 & of the pitching. Rixey "The yeliow peril, a subject of| The cloud on the horizon is in-|that appears weaker. Tas Ma- ast June is gali|formians would play all around! they call with the right word Ie a youngster. | C 4 Cigibility. Pogue, all Western half | roons lost Des Jardien and Gray hearts ‘of Crimson, so bitter | Washington in the open game, and Gibbons later announced that much Interest to California, and | back and candidate for the all-| If the hard luck which pursued mee ray, Whose record over |¥® have belleved a lot of it. El-| following his retirement he the reverse Renglish, "America witt| American, and Potsy Clark, his fel.|towa last year ix made to turn, the e: send! 4 the reverse English, America will coach at Harvard, | ™er Henderson, coach of the Broad would punch the bugs 0 om q Jow star, will form the nucleus of | Hawke , with their powerfn i nn teen trod 40 | way champions, rises to doubt. He! tato vines en his ugs off po : supply the yellow peril, not the tween Aled h their powerfnl and farm ‘ . WPA CRE Ser TS | bewllde ring plays that spread fet his contract, at a fat |ay" Thompson fumbles just as| Osakia, Minn ae Japanese, Two yellow Mercer pe . . across the entire gridiron, will be Joften as his American football tal } ; ing cars have been purchased in | a 3 ne F had four years to run. Gibbons denied the report worthy foes of any school. Purdue on the East said Wray's pon — er ae explained by the| from New Orleans that be had be —— ys ee so -aere is not doped to rise much above deen defeated two years sehen fo eggeg gen — signed for a bout with Young iGromear of the fiorikishe yea RABID ‘BALL FAN © — Mapp Shap cc a, but this point is dis ich A t place fr \ ‘ a ad has been found to take the pluce Male men and netitral eye. | larger than the real football, which ! ae as teat Deen th Jen : | Japanese are confident that au lof Oliphant, now a mainstay of the hal ——___. | Wollld cause a rugby man to fum-, : tomobile racing soon will be as yee: ; ble considerably until he got wu i v4 popular with the Japanese as that Northwestern and Indi uf , pate! lana, led to the smaller oval. |;COLUMBIA PUTS other great American sport, base by Yale men, changed their style ee ball, i a en oO an adapted Easte Indiana saiveeny students | TEAM IN FIELD 4 om last year to an adapted Eastern form. Of course, both suffered for are wagering thelr father's — > s | | \ year, but this year the confer. money already on their foot: By BW YORK, Sept. 24.—Colum-| bi i RED $ox WILL ence is looking with interest and ball prospects because Jim a university today returned to} | some fear on the products of Mur- Thorpe, whe te stil! the er t football after having abandoned 3 | REMAIN INTACT 4 a phy at Northwestern and Childs at allaround athlete in the world, Rame 10 years. Seventy can ‘ Indiana, The announcement that ee... cee “The Style Shop’ despite the fact he is barred | ‘dates are working ont for the . - Jim Thorpe, the famous Indian ath- from amateur competition, has | ‘#rsity. All are “green,” as none : 2 BOSTON, Sept ~The Boston # i icte, will assist Childs at Indiana signed a contract to help | 8% played the game in two years. f Red Sox will stand pat in 1916 . has sent the Hoosler stock several 4 Childs, a Yale man, whe is The Eastern football season be- will start next season with points higher. . ins tomorrow, with five te of practically the same lineup as will - an , head instructor, Thorpe was * ams p ne lineup & ee A- complete new a wonderful player himself, but | te Ble Six cc ing. Cornell is play in the world’s series this year. | the only member which does not The Red Sox have five players on a ctvles it remains to be seen if he can | 1 ck of Autumn styles laaalt ton atin So ethene | start, beginning a week Saturday. | ‘ |the reserve lint, and if any changes “ The big games tomorrow are: Har-| are made these will fill the gaps. 4 Th oe! kle: . LJ r a iy wap m Men’s and Young ‘wie to vard vs. Colby, at Cambridge: | } | Yale va. Matne, at New Haven; en's Suits, Over- [| SE Cra, ioretapr'tc'mace |Fetneyivaite ve: Wort Virsina | Orin ae | Philadelphia; Princeton a | ts, Hats, Neckwear, Ror ees |town, at Princeton, and ‘Dartmouth STEALING MARK Ty Cobb, in one of his special ar-| °% Massachusetts Aggies, at Han = OHIO METHOD IN is, etc., NOW ready. [Ii ticies, telis about an taterview last |°VC™ pp CHICAGO—Bept. | 24-—Ty | Cobb a winter with Chiet Bender, regard-| . wroke the league stolen base rec- || p DENTISTRY Ing his, so-called “ironclad” con| BAUM GOING UP ord held by lan of the ; p Prohauf and other not- ff tract with the Baltimore Feds,| | Washington Americans when he Mirsing teeth are replaced by 7 by whieh au he was canned a te club has oftered | pilfered his 89th bag in the series “ A | The Ohio Method by artificial teeth makes of hand-tailored []! (Oy Weeks ago. Ty's article | 96. pide! um, the Frisco | with Philadelphia. ~ \that are natural as your original Mathes, priced at $15, $20 ' Bat, Chief, 1 said to him, ‘are} pitcher, who has won 20 out of | J . 4 es, ‘ 2 j Sudcesed withont wheroe cas aan . dy you sure you have left no loophole/ games, and is leading the leagu ; ‘ ‘ [pred ‘ " : $30 and $35 of eecape for your new employers| Baum {a no chicken, having orm i FRISCO PLANS J 4 mates are furnished in ail cases j sew shes n or y . ~ F ‘ WE STAND BACK OF OUR WOR fin case they should wish to get rid|in the league for ‘The Phil. | BOXING MEET pw i Seay vaane SUARAC EE of you before the term of your con. |" lies are _after him. Ped. ‘ ptional Neckwear, }f tract expires? oe se SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 24 Miss Dupont $15 Set of Teeth, $8 a ; “Nothing doing,’ sald Bender a Bik ames M A second national amateur boxing sia cad , Guaranteed ......00.. gi the new Autumn []),..5 feathered my nest. My con al is Fi y oac i g r mi: ay tourney may be held here Oct. 29 Miss Brownie Dupont, known $10 Set of Teeth, tolorings, at 50c. tract {a 80 good that if the league | Start October 8 ind 30 under A. a. 0 auspices as the living Venus, who does YY $5 7 exploded tomorrow I wouldn't wor- | | he posing act in the “Aurora Guaranteed ..... 3 ott mre site| Fl qye an Invisible Team | 1 2»»0» wi 0 wor SOCCER PLANS _ trsieas thease ic’ “sali $10 Solid Gold or 4 | “Such was the blind faith of ball series to start Oct. 8, the day after baseball fan. Whea she is Porcelain Crown | players in the Federal league a few * the on ends in both » i \proathe, even weeks, ago I think| The European war ie going to} Murphy's move recalis a scheme ot whic ME! An organization meeting of the| Playing the Eastern end of the | $10 Gold or Porcelain leagues. Garry Hermann, chairman | yorthwestern soccer football pheum circuit, every after- Bridge Work ........ there have been a few eye openers | have its effect on football this sea-|/Concocted several years ago by within the past week or ten day8.}son according to the plans of Fred|Coach Warner of the Carlisle In-/of the national commission, sug-|jeague will be held in the Raleigh | Boon finds ber at the ball park. | solid Gold Fillings ..$1 Up 4 q i hen her position on the bill Certainly there is not the same alr! diane. Warner had footballs paint gests the players be given a day’s|hotel Friday night w Murphy, coach of Northwestern | aq on the coat Siieios permits her to get away. SECOND AVE. of confiden Fine fa on the coats, The ides was to rest, and advocates starting ft Oct Oa wkay ootasinns ahs Vee university. Murphy will secure “in | » the enemy from telling which : % Je H he De Office Hours, 8:30 to 6, Sunda: Butler Bldg. A game in St. Louis between two| visible” uniforms for his players, | Player bad the oval th meeps ceed nda: CHIEF SUES gh ped gptoct gs bats 9 to 12, oe negro teams was stopped on account! 146 the uniforms worn by German|. Noe of the trick stunts to the pase taxi in order to make all con- jot darknese. How did it ever start?| sciaiors Re PA eval gh ln by PITTSBURG, Sept. 24—Chiet| nections Ee Ra Cut-Rate - —-_—-—_ — When Murphy read that green-| n ne much Hygiene experts who provided| Bender started suit for $1,085 al Frank Bancroft, secretary of tist | - “ ; ach Murphy, with his “invisible” the individual drinking cups, etc.,|leged to be due him from the Buf-| the Cincinnati baseball club, is Dentists ish gray uniforms worn by the Ger forma, 1 be starting q " - J v be K & revolu- | ought to look at the sponges, water |faio club of the Federal league.| her uncle. She knows all the _ en ER a ee em a mans made it hard to see them 09 | tion in the selection o rid 4 nie lew a . > yy 207 UNIVERSITY ST. ~~ the ground OF against @ naceral | cee n of gridiron ap.' buckets and towels used during a|Bender offered a contract for, big leaguers and calls them by \ background, he tmmediately adapt-| ——— is ___boxing match 00 for two weasons in evidence.| their first names, z. CORNER SECOND AVE. WD 8 DAY ed the idea to the business in which he ts most expert. | Northwestern footballers have al- | lelded purple ts too conspicuous. He will get greenish gray uniforms figuring they will be iess attractive j and deceive the other fellows. Misses’ Shoes that ae... Be SHOES SACRIFICED Myc tues. (Wasuand Ceocke of ol sae Come! Buy 2 and 3 Pairs for Almost the Price of One giv 1 full det rout Won. 1 pot now Shoes that sell 69c Other Fillings a atest tell you ht Royse’ Blucher 00; now proceed to se points n" ‘ 17 ss “ 29¢ worth to 62.50 $ Odd | Vests, damaged, werth ‘ . @ to spend @ cent, bu . Rabb > Watch, Kodak, and t awas are? ; ee Boe gnc Sate. Price ‘ eel to $1 29 iy Rubber to B30, Sale F . \ ent eas Shoes: $1.25, now * nolled, werth I5e to Be Rubber € well-known =omakes; werth ore 2000 other prizes ‘ “i Sale Price... .... ; ey to 85.00, 7 % » 3 AMERICAN LEAGUE $1. 85 ine of Hats, including Arm B. Fog “Woes Supporters, now, yard OD ee RTE OO , 40- watt, One lot Children’s Kaee Pants, a s e 6 , werth to The, olled, worth One lot Calico Ginghams, 100 hk a 7c > a . Sale price 29c yale Price, 29C sotleds yard 3c Thread gen the new pure white pong made $1.20 Fiber “Bull Dog” Fashg 75¢ fiber case, Flashi ight, com ylete with Fresh Ever. ady battery and Mazda fj) plulb; gives « powerful light. Satu tas Asgaies | Lom Angeles Special, complete jlle ie Halt Lake City COAST LEAGUE Oakiand $1.50 Boys’ Foot Ball Head Helmet J ens en Bay Made of best quality black har. Ce Aad Winding Up With Greater Bargains Than Ever Saturday, the Banner Day | leather; well padded; low ; , extended back . Pe a Of this stupendous slaughter. Come—the whole store will be ablaze with bargains. Let nothing keep you away. Read and heed the prices— i sya $1. 28 « . t Lanta 16 ‘ they tell part of the story. But shop early to avoid the big Saturday afternoon and night crowds. SALE STARTS SATURDAY, 10 A. M. BE HERE AND SAVE—TOMORROW OR NEXT WEEK SURE. Gym Suits for Boys and Girls | TIGERS WIN SORENING op arnagennnye cougercme MENGUDDGSE EAGUANGED ook for name and number And money refunded, includin, Gymnasium Suit ap- (® Look nd Beer fits 20 Special Prices FROM GIANTS ier coteste Pe aetate 5 DEPT STORE J damaced soot, in order to koop 7 Bs ge se fing Bar rie ‘oods from dealers. Many lines are by your in eS tat ite misled by other called sales FIRE SALVAGE limited. Come every day and often. Structors, We are head V ytter I a een and signs. Be sure to get in SACRIFICED New lots are added to lines sold. fy ; the right place, 716 First Ave., Watters for the counts to students pre TACOMA, Sept. 2 The Tigers ters fo Pivon the ith game of « post faxes door to. Liot’ Oyster ‘ Behe chu comic Gai THE INSURANCE COMPANY STANDS “Gtipment every stu- y senting the regular on series with the Seattle G House 716 First Ave. Across Street from Wilcox Store PART OF THE LOSS 3 B, esterday in the ninth inning, Ro: dent wilt need upon en- Grover cracking out a single that ‘ ? given out by every in- scored Hoffman with the winning Children’s Underwear, Batting, Shirts, that sell Ming the high school \ n ) ) Fat, Beare § to 9: Taderpn. took the Worth to We. Sale Price. L4C : ate! 196 requisition card ) r bundless wow nesses, OC BymMnasium classe | lead in the sixth but Seattle pushed One lot Underwear, worth to ate over two runs In the seventh and Sale 39 Lot Sik Shirts, worth 98c tled the score, Schmutz opposed | c Hendrix Cont Chet pees « Underwear 8 c Hotpoint Would you belleve it! Only seven Electric years ago Bat Nelson beat Joe Iron ans at Colma 1117 Second Ave. A STAR WANT AD WILL G | THAT YOU WANT,