The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 25, 1915, Page 7

wa " OUR. MEN, CRAB ONrOor Those Sorr Joss | Broadway Won Because It Was the Best Team; While Elmer Henderson's Broad-|Quarterback Eckman Way team fs well on its way toward another championship by virtue of & 14 to § decision over Lincoln, the Orange and Black emblem cannot be hoisted until after November 12 when Queen Anne will ake its Did. On present form Broadway appears to have the best halanced team in the city. Henderson has Dailt up an offense based on power of straight line smashes and the! deception of trick plays, and simple, | yet well-masked forward passes from so many different formations as to completely baffle the oppos! tion, ved m ed out for eve attack, BOXERS FORM CLUB AT THE ' University o! dents have forr 2 box! football than Ernie Wells . into the Lincoln team. In welght| Ww 3 the teams were about even, much | aca heavier than the coaches bs os oO have the public believe. Queen Anne and Lincoln saiat | Saturday next in a geome that} should throw some iight cn od comparative strength of Broadway and the Quays. Coach Allen and al! | n saw Lincoln's defense Sat-} urday, and as it {s hardly likely (hat arrang State would | ABERDEEN, ¢ Oct. jat Montana, Ira Blackwell, O. 8. C. quarterback and Adams, of last laying quarterback son was hurt. Cecil Johnson, rated the three years, left the season started and may later at some Northwest | SAN FRANC With an average Brief of the Salt Lak |mier swatsmith of th league. Sixteen the .300 class. Pacific OHIO METHOD IN DENTISTRY Missing teeth are replaced by The Ohio Method by artificial teeth that sre natural as your original teeth. Examinations are now being eonducted without charge, and esti Mates are furnished fn all cases. WE STAND BACK OF OUR WORK OR 12 YEARS’ GUARANTEE MGearenterd -nnn'asss- DO $5) The University of I to beat Washington Sts two teams meet Oct. 30. Ace to competitive scores, W. 8 win, 37 to 0. ‘TACOMA TEAM _ $10 Set of Teeth, Guaranteed .....00+. SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 25. Solid Gold Fillings Other Fillings Tigers’ downfall were the $1_Up) ++ BOG or land pitched for the Tigers 9 to 12. Cut-Rate HIS ELEVEN DIMS OHI Dentists 207 UNIVERSITY 8ST. CORNER SECOND AVE. ( BULL BROS. | Jusi Printers AIN 1042 9013 THIRD 4.| NOTICE! Do you kne PIKE ST. LIQUOR CoO. 411 Pike St. w the Sells genuine Bu unnybrook full at, $0c; full pt., 49c; full All dane dard brands of wines and Mquors at cut prices. 4 large bottles of Rainier, German Lager or Olympia, ice cold, 60c. Why Pay Moret |‘ Ralph Glaze American % By defeating California, erkeley, Saturda F Gl s University of Sou ifornta t : Cafe Fourth and Pike St. Amateur Night | Every Friday with wonderful sf field. His men knew too muc ball for California CHARGES ASSAULT A warrant was issued |in Justice Brinker's court, Broadway won Saturday because |Of Which Russell Horton ts pres Henderson taught his men more| “est; Art Shannon, vice presi¢ ariited | and Chet Anderson secretary, T team ts pr BADLY BEATE! White Autos of Cleveland toda 1 in the YeS, You St weve NAD QUITE A BIT OF TROUELE &T THIS "NO. S’ STATION WITH & TMG FIRST MAN” WHO HELD THE FoR WAS KILLED BY a Stormy ciecury SOP THe wikes Queen Anne Strong, Too any thing, Allen ought to have a defense thing the Lin. coln team can spring tn the way of Wash my stu smokers with lege and the ABERDEEN BOYS MONTANA STARS 25.—Aberdeen [high school stars are making good former is right half rs team, @ Robert-| best kicker fn interscholastic circles for Montana t enroll Ke BRIEF LEADS Coast men finished in IDAHO HOPEFUL | hen the ring Cc. will The ay ar ~ oie bye i $4 amateur baseball champtons of the orcelain Crown .... |United States, by virtue of the $10 Gold or Porcelain 4 victory over the South Tacoma Bridge Work ........ Tigers, 15 to 5 The two principal reasons of the se Artie Knight and the woe Ottice fielding of the Northerners, w Bours, 5:90 to © Sundays | nade nine errors. Ely and Hat HOPES OF U. OF W. surprise team back Saturday charging h ave, |Bert Parlin with third-degree sault, on a comp mint sworn to b } nl Amateurs pg ed |Mrs, Anna Hill, 1813 Sevent who alleges that he attacked French Dinner with USE E STAR WAS Leter wine, 506" Ylang cog RESULTS!" fore | N oo 5 cham, IT MUTT AND JEFP—YOU CAN’T BLAME JEFF AT THAT, CAN YOU? Charley Taft Charlie Taft, the 19-year-old son of the ex-proside has been elected captain of the Yale univer sity etball tea hie |second year at Yale only man to hold |sophomore year in This bask is jathletics at New Ha last year's t an impre football sq in » athletics ont He has 7 His tn prevent stand léente /YANKEES MAY GET SLUGGER terest him man in from being the in a class of 450 Advices from the East indicate New York will en first rchase Fr Baker, in {1 » favors the would give American "les tho Comts sum to get Bake SEND A *: SALMON EAST in the Ya a larg POs, PACIEKE t Bide. | NonTH | 75a [the Lundber iar to prove it. os A. 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With these mea or and the material he has his squad at present, Bi ¢ would have had the best m Oregon ever put |RUSH DEVELOPS | STAR QUARTER head makin eody coton, Rush, in of & over | ak thing a few years ago, and rnell's phen who did senson RACUSE, Oct. 25.—Financial difficulties may make it necessary at association at Syra raise is a to abandon ri giate port 1 within a few money eka § cuse will serve notice on the stew ard of the Po eepsie regatta that Syracuse will not partictpate in 1916 FREE diagnose r you, ab and A Quarter of a Million Dollars TO LOAN on Improved roal estate In Greater Se- attle, or for bullding pur. poses—at the Lowest Rates of | Interest No Commission No Bonus Prompt Service We loan. money for In- vestment of our own funds, and therefore al- ways hold your abstracts in our own fireproof vaul where you can see them at any time ona moment's notice Washington Savings and Loan Association 810 Becond Avenue Fatabished 26 Years Assets 10,000.00 jof pe ar HUSKY LAD William Grimm, Polly mer eleven brother of and Warren Grimm, jor stars of the of W. and who is now putting in hie first year under Dobi the second strongest fresh enrolled at the state unty 8.13 pounds. yhoson, tho lighter totaled 6 ording to Grimn pounds, Hall's tents. Dr. SIBLEY PICKS TOUGH MATCH Chase Sibley, Northwest cha’ d Joe Mayer of Philade} 1 amateur balkline 1 play a match of cushions at the Elkw 2b tomorrow night at 8:30, and ing for three nights Hogue, Seattle balkline champion, has been selected to | refer The n © playing for a side wager and tho entire gate receipts Mayer haa practiced at Brown & Hulen's, where he has been defeat- [ing all comers, and {f he beats Sib. ley, he Intends to challenge for the world’s t! Sibley recently made a run of 12 fn practice, jback with a r of 8. | The Elks have made arrange jments to handle a large crowd, Sibley ts favorite, | TOOK HAUGHTON FIVESEASONS |TO GET STARTED hton, coach nati | pion, Ww points at thr Ray the gam had t oe “as most sue deve five at coach Harvard before “on scoring a touch. Yale. In 1908 he succeed eating Yale, 4-0, by a drop 909 he was pee 8-0, ‘a nimble toe. In 1910 team scored, but jin 1 his system came into {ts Jown and accomplished his jambition by crossing the Yale goal line twice. It takes time to get started he suc | down on rei kick by Jand In Ted Co: 1911 1 KITTY'S DAUGHTER Well, little book, {t's all over. Kitty has been laid far away from mortal eyes aud T am home again but NOT with Margaret Katherine | Spencer. Dick ¢ down just In time for the fune which wa its long sermon of exh {ts songs in a minor key your heart strings anew |. Thru it all Miss Heathcott Just | halo over her golden head, arms Kitty's baby, a very picture Madonna and Child! It was little book, that she made a » with Kitty's baby that poor could never have posed. Dick was courtesy itself to me, but he never spoke to me except when I addressed him a questi and you may be sure, ttle book, that was not often, It is mesilf that has the pride lof me Irish ancestry,” as Annie | would say, “and when It {s perfect ghastly with yrtation, and that tore sat in her tra \ly raisonable that I'm within me {own rights no man oan make me |change, even if it should be him If that might try.” Ag they were taking Kitty out thru the door, and Herbert was stalking behind the child ‘s arms, I almost bys: terical It we to be Do you know, ly seemed to me that Kitty, silent, cold and lifele: yes, even shut out from the lights and the laughter she loved so well, | was better off than I with sullen Dick at my side. His arm seemed fron as I took it | sre was pot the slightest yleld touch with glad you were alive, little book, it real at that moment T ing to my For the moment I hated Aunt Mary's money-—I hated him, and, most of all, | hated the life that I saw stretching beyond me in the future When ‘we got bi letery Dick remarked very casually but so that {t might be heard by Jany one ft might concern: “We | must hurry if we catch the ever ing train.” I took it that I was one of those concerned {n the matter and T fn terrupted Herbert's explanation that th train, by asking you that sh@ wanted her baby?” Both men and @hen sat » was a later Md Kitty tell me to have stirred un up very asily |stratgnt “| cannot deceive you, Margaret,” ? SENERAL" | - On, Generar)? and came| great | ‘Confessions of a Wife HERBERT WILL NOT GIVE ME, where the setting sun formed| in| yemod all so futile, so foolish, | k from the cem- | long-winded | STAR—MONDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1915. PAGE 7, (Copyright, 1916, by HM. O Wisher ‘Trade Mark Reg U. & Pat. Off) AND AG THe GNOMY USUALLY JO@ SCmucrl WHO HELD TH TRIES “To BLOWLP Ove WIRELESS i JOB LAST Whey KILLED BY 5 THE NEXT OPeRATOR WAG BLOWN SNARP SHOOTERS. . THEIR QBHARPSHOOTERS WHAT ? GET A REWARD FOR BHOCTING OUR OPERATORS VP B < su “sor c , Y A MINE HIS UCCeSSOR SO You SKE WE'VE ,RUN A LiMrce S WAS KILLED. By LIGNTAING ATTRACTED Nr sana % 2 SHormyr of HELP S We OY THE GLECTRIC INGTRUMENT ane Straight THEY'RE SURE TO WIN TITLE NEW YORK, Oct 25.—The football championship is al- ready being claimed by the co- a Frank Gibb Graduate Manager Arthur Younger says the 1915 varsity is the weakest machine that horts of Princeton today as the has worn the Purple and Gold result of the decisive defeats since Doble came. Tho the personnel of the team Is prac- tically the same as last season and the year before, the men, somehow, do not seem to have the punch that has character- sustained by Yale and Harvard Saturday, It is probable that the claims of the Tigers and Cornel! will cause a dispute in the title when the season Is ized the great scoring engines over unless either Yale or of former days. Harvard braces sufficiently s 2. during the coming weeks to de- feat the Orange and Black. Princeton's aggressive play and the fact that her men overwhelmed ol Washi ton graduates | the players what was wrong. They the big Dartmouth eleven in no un-| all agreed the team lacked the ir certain fashion, stamp the eleven|resistible driving power of the as the best the Tigers have had in|teams they had s: and yet no many years one could diagnose the ailment ex- Harvard {s Princeton's next|cept to rem that the big arti! formidable opponent, but the poor|lery seemed to be on perman showing the ( son made against | cement bases. The field was fair- Cornell 8 has inspired the |ly fast Or nd Black with confidence, | diet als I's eleven is admittedly one of the strongest the Ithacans have ever produced, and {t {# predicted that it will bring football at Cornell to the same high plane it occapted several years ago. The Cornell victory over Harvard |Saturday was the first the Ithacans |have scored over Cambridge in 11 | years | —_— —_—____— |/PRINCETON HAS CLEVER BACKS] picts observed to Younger, that jthe Washington team was a disap. Dobie and William H. Dietz (Lone Star), coach at Pullman, had a long talk about football after the game, and breakfasted together Sunday morning. Rademacker of Idaho was there, too. The pair might have been talking about a game for next season and here's hoping they have come to some sort of an agree: ment. Dietz is an engaging con Versationalist and loves to talk, es- pecially to an Intelligent fellow, like Dobie, There ts good backfield material | pofntment to him, that It did not at Prt ton this season. Driggs,|come up to expectations. It was fullback, punts on an average of|not a big university machine, he from 50 to 60 yards—high, :wisting| declared. He did not say that spirals that are bard to judge and|his own eleven could beat it, but catch and give the ends plenty of| possibly that is what he meant to| time to speed down the field. ‘Tib-| convey. | bott, harde: eee Walt Shiel, fullback, did not play another t men back, in the one of the East to stop, That Cheasty Leader The Invincible Suit Always $16.50 Never Any More Never Any Less ‘WHITMAN HA | jespectally in a broken field. Buzz/at all because of bad legs and oth- Law, 1914 regular, ts getting bet-|er ailments. Ainsworth, the short, | ter every practice, and he was gocd/ stocky, fellow who subbed for him, last season. Shea and Lemberton,|could not make yardage. When two new men, bave possibilitfes.|Shiel is right, {t makes a big dif. | Then there 1s Glick, at quarter,|ference in the varsity attack and who is certain to make a strong] defense, too | bid for All-Amertcan. i Young's drop kick from about the 80-yard line wa beauty, was Younger’s comp eee Varnell thinks Whitman, be cause of exceptional speed in th sald Herbert, in his precise way,|jine and backfield hes the best | “Kitty did say at she wished you/chance in years to defeat Dobie's to have her baby lumbering eleven at Denny field “What answer did you give her next Saturday. Well—well—you see, the doctor pipe. sald she must not be excited, so 1|__ Miller kicked 33 out of 85 goals, sald, ‘Y a 15 in a row, at that, Thursd. the to get well and ar. | keep {t yourself, ¢ But he kept at me about send ing for you and saying, a ees must have my Daby’ until, to quiet sige . orth Ms game, tald Dodie that Nig Thorleske | a . © interrupt, but I/hags the best team Whitman has jheld up my hand and said Mar | put out tn years, In fact, he sald |waret does want it it was the best team Whitman ever | | we but, my dear Margaret,” developed. Barly in the game Sat- sald Herbert, “you must realize it] urday, the Missionaries carried the |{s also my baby—I can't give it to| pall up to Oregon's line, fumbling | ou-I feel the great duty that I/on the play that would have put it} owe it. Iam the custodian of its}over, Had that score been made, immortal soul Varnell thinks Whitman might Then you told a He to Kitty.” have done better—ever won—but 1, you see, I did not think confidence, born with the touch you would want {t and even if you|}down Oregon made later, spurred did I was not sure Mr. Waverly! pezdek'as men to such a degree would wish you to be burdened Whit there was no stopping them. bain man was minus three regulars, A grunt of acquiescence from Dick seemed to give him courage see I guess I was so sure of your re.| Only in flashes was Hap the fusal that I sald that only to quiet|Smashing juggernaut of yore, Kitty, as I knew that the least ex.|Miller’a best year was 19 An citement imperiled her life.” derson, at right tackle and Sutton I told her I would bring up her | at end, used to tear fearful {ld as my own, if you would let |%&p8 for the big blond, and, minus me have her, I did not He, I made | Sutton last season, Miller was not |no mental reservations,” was my |dulte so consistent. With a green pen end on the right Hap finds it hard- tackle and a @ side of the line, uncompromising assertion “But you must see that I cannot | | CHANCE, SAYS SPOKANE MAN If the Whitman college football team ever has a chance to make Washington atone for past massa cres, that opportunity will come Saturday next on Denny field, where the U. of W. champions will |be at home to the public in the first |big function of the fall season. Washington's miserable showing against Gonzaga university at Spo- kane Saturday convinces not only the public, but en the students, that anything Is likely to happen to thronged the lobby of the Daven-|Dobie’s men eve the season ends, port hotel after the game to ask |The defense was highly perfected, but the smashing offense of former seasons, that no team could resist, was lacking. George Varnell, who refereed the Oregon-Whitman game Sat- urday, says Whitman has the heaviest, fastest team in its his- tory, and expects it to worry Washington from start to fine ths. He pointed out there is more speed in the Whitm: backfield and on the line than Gonzaga possessed, and higher efficiency all around. As Washington defeated Gonzaga only 21 to 7, he thinks Whitman will put the U. of W. to a sterner test, and that a lower score will be turned In Saturn day. BEST TEAM READY Nig Borleske, the greatest indf- vidual player the Northwest ever |developed, now coach at Whitman, his alma mater, found a veteran squad at Walla Walla this fall, and “dug up” some burly freshmen, who have proven themselves good men. The team was shy its full strength in both the O. A, C. and Oregon games, but against Washington a formidable eleven will be pitted. With a little more weight on his line and in his backfield, Reseburg would be a real terror, but his men haven't enough beef to stand up against the hammering they'll get from Broadway and Lincoln. SALMON AND CODFISH —SALTED— ir order now. ANTON JOHNSON, Richmond Beac! Wash Let us have yo The Majority | Of people who speculate, lose their money. Few succeed— the profits of speculation come |day the team left for Spokane and | easily, if at all, and go easily. at easy angles missed three at Spo- | but MONEY SAVED STICKS (oie Doubtful enterprises loss and worry, but | money in a savings account in our bank is safe. Interest Mf Per Cent UNION SAVINGS & TRUST CO. OF SEATTLE — Capital and Surplus $800,000 JAMES D. HOGE, Pr N. B. SOLNER, Vice President and Trust Officer HOGE BUILDING In the Heart of the Financial ” District ident .|give my child into your care—|er to ram thru for yardage than in jeven tho I know it would be the|previous seasons, Grimm looks best maternal care in the world, | !!ke @ comer, but tg green yet og will forgive me, Margaret, if || = say that my daughter must be brought up in an atmosphere of Christian {oflnence which I have |not found at your hame on my few | visite, I must refuse you, en if} you think me a traitor to the dead I feel I owe more to the living.” Silver Fillings .....25¢ a ole a look at Dick when he |apoke of Christian influences and found that even Dick’e anger at} moe Was dissipated by his exasper-| ation at his arraignment of our} home atmosphere, But he quickly | covered himself and gave aj slight grin, which I could not help | | answoring with a smile ATTEND TO YOUR TEETH NOW While We Are CUTTING THE CUT RATE PRICES Golf Crowns #3 85.00 ond 88.00 Lady Attendants, I guess {f that 1s settled we can | ry take the early train,” sald Dick, | UNION DENTISTS—80514 Pile St, Comer of Third Ava getting up and shaking hands with | We use nothing but the best materials and guarantes @ pleasing and tast- Herbert | tow result for « Se oe a yeara All work guaranteed. I belleve I would rather lve |} piatinee Piling ‘s $3: RO | Rasrt Cee Orwese with Dick with all his faults,” 1} oy Filling an | st Bridge Work said to myself, as I bade Herbe Painless Extract! Sets of Teeth .. | good-bye; “at least he ts huma bait atyroaeela sta mt Bree, a pn ge aire | @ (To Bo Continued.) UNION DENTISTS—Cor, Third and Pike, France