The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 3, 1915, Page 7

@ THIS Be SOLDIER, 5 BEEN CHASING ME POR Two HouRS! ) 1 CANT HOLD OUT K MucH LONGER, T™ SICK! HE'S GAINING VERY MINUTE AND TM ABOUT ALLIN. T CAN'T Go MUCH Morne ‘e SCHOOL GRID | CALIFORNIA TEAM TAKES HEART 2 GAMES ITLE MAT |] UNIVERSITY OF CALIFOR |] NIA. Nov. 3.—Altho acknow! edging that California is prac | } tically certain of dufext when | 2 |} it meets Washington Saturday, |] Caltfornia students today were |} confident that the Bears will After Saturday morning's foot-|[ "Ot be defeated by more than ball bout between the Central || 20 points. - - sehool team, winner in the south The sudden turn from the Two games of football in the section, and the University Heights | ¥4¥e of gloom which has ered | Seattle high ool league are on leven, champions of the north|| Over the campus for seversif schedule for Seattle fans this| division, the title holder in Seattle J Weeks is due to the changes J) week Queen Anne and Ballard grammar school football will be || Dich Coach Schaeffer bas made] meet Friday, and Broadway and known University Heights has|} ! the varsity lineup. California | Franklin Saturday | the edge in weight, Cencral in ex- |] Poters Lelleve the Washington Queen Anne and Nroadway are perience. |] aggregation is experiencing its ]/ picked as winnera on early reason If the Centrals win, the team |] first slump of the season. It ts] strength. oth games will be hard Will be given permanent posses-|} hoped California will get its real] fought. Franklin and Queen Anne sion of the W. H. Lewis trophy,|[| stride during the remsiader of J) played a scoreless Dug's hung up in 1910, as it has twice the week kk Oct ro A few days ago won the city championship. The! Franklin had a hard time defeat game will b played on Deany |} ‘ing the Ballard squad by a score! field at 10:30 o'cle ed | Jot 9 to 0. On comparative scores, —_____________| PORTLAND BOYS {the came between the Hilt squad | Let Macy and the Shingle Weavers will be Let Dr. Macy Cure You | TO SHOW HERE iin pattie. The Quays have. the NEXT FRIDAY? 2?! ™achize, however, and should win. Ballard has steadily {m | — |proved from the first, and is now | | PORTLAND, Nov. 2.—The Mult-| going strong Inomah Athletic ciub boxers and| Broadway and Franklin clash in what is expected to be an impor Wrestlers will clash with the Seat and Anaemé a ah ' Rheumatism le Athletic club representatives in| Seattie championsbip. Frank!in| return interclub meet in Seattle iy expected to follow an open, pans: | [next Friday night ‘ ing game, Reseburg’s chief @ local lace who will go north | of attack ts in forward passing, und z fare eee ero nc Carthy, 158-pound | there ts not a team in the city that Piatels ana at wwe ped hago on a? mi pound | can show Franklin anything in the} ula and a wrestler; Albert Beyers. pound! way of throwing the — pigskin. | creat tly Incent Monpler, 135-| Broadway, on the other hand, has| ee | itself b k In check- Disptacemente and aii | Mil | In the meet between the two tendo apace oo aig eg nesses without resort to surgery. | Sf Men Nervous Debtiity, ;UDs here a week ago last Friday) CAN $MASH LINE Bioed Poison and alt Special Diseanes and |Might, the Multromah athletes! , done that is to be remem MY THE jmade a clean sweep, but such! bored and taken caro of is the fact AMEATMENT FOR IMPAIRED | Uoat cuccons ip not expected next ; | VITALITY CAN BE DEFENDED UPON 1%" that Broadway has a heavier team FOR RESUL’ Sa. and {8 adept at smashing the line , saedicine. [me ee, will be pitted against Fort-| ie ig doubtful if Franklin's line can | Prices Moderate, and Ine 6 McC | lh os jner again, while McCarthy's oppon stand up under the pounding tt Is} mas ent has not been selected. Beyers - P 131844 Second Ave. | wilt likely meet Scott and Monpier | *Fe to Ket from the Pine st. inatl-| Opposite Arcade Entrance will tas with Madden again, |tution. If it can, Broadway will} = . ae __ |have to pass in order to win | | If both Broadway and Queen Anne win their reapective games, jthe two ¢t ms will meet in the ‘tinal game for city championship |a week from this coming Friday, a day before the game between Washington and California | ELKS’ SMOKER THE WACO CAR A New Seattle Product wi pn 8a PLEASES CROWD Industrial activity pulsates the entire country - invest some of YOUR FUNDS tn an enterprise that bs { bulld Seattle and provide you an income With the exception of Pinkman! 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It looked as if he would win, Then Neff be gan to come, and gloves flew thick er than bullets from a machine gun. Neff landed a hard smash on Pinkman’s Jaw that jarred E who retaliated with a blow to the Jaw, Neff turning his head just nough to let the blow glance oft him. It was a whirlwind bout The bout between Leo Houck and Spider Abe was a thriller; like wise that between Leo Crevier and Jack Fowler. The first was called a draw, and in the second Crevier was given the dectaion. A roar of protest went up which Fowler him self aided in checking. The pair will be matched again. model only $785 WESTERN AUTOMOBILE COMPANY |: 1015 Pike St. Elliott 1367 ‘ “GAS FUEL RADIATORS” Are in Constant Use Heating Our Display Rooms—Come in and See Them SK the demonstrator to show you ho a tay Nate Druximan handled the a “Gas Fuel Radiator’ is started at a ‘aoe if ssional, Adolph mome notice, without bother, any Rohacht rete alt Powe time the weather demands it. 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Um Pat his 4 exactly 29 football does for himself, Stewart knew where a wa could be found, you can bet he would be up to his ru in the grink of forgetfulness. The Oregon better than any team in the Middle West, and last jon they were just about Harvard could not Aggie son, the more have bi ort) than Doc Stewart ever could gain this PAGE STRAIGHT STUFF the Sporting Editor * 7. State The more Doc) he does for Dietz. of nepenthe il bow! 8 good ai t M. A, C. by any| larger than 20 to 0, if Haughton’s men could attain! 29-point margin on O. A. C.'s 20 to 0 score, proven While laurel wreaths are being shaped for the! brows of the valiant Oregon Aggi state college players at Puliman, Wash. C."e thoroly exploited 20 to 0 decision over the well known Michigan Aggies was a greater triumph for| otherwise known as William H. Dietz, | son with | don't overlook 0. A.) That defeat is the bitters at the bottom of Doc's cup For no matter what heights the Oregon! Washington points higher. Ld themselves any in the and it follows that Washington State is one of the very best fotball machines In the country, bar none And then consider that men are not tant game as far as determining the Washington could beat the state college. idle, however ee This surely looks like an Indigo year for Yale. In the past 44 years of football, Yale has been defeated only twice in one year on five different years and never before has Old Eli been licked thrice, as is the case this year. Harvard Princeton have never beaten Yale in the same fall. The teams which have accom plished the feat are: 1899—Columbia 6, Yale 0; Princeton 11, Yale 10, 1910—Army 9, Yale 3; Brown 21, Yale 0. 1911—Army 6, Yale 0; Prince ton 6, Yale 3 1914—Washington ferson 14, Yale 7; and Jef. Harvard 36, Yale 0. 1915—Virginia 10, Yale 0; Washington and Jefferson 16, Yale 7; Colgate 15, Yale 0 6 8 in the history of the two institutions has so much Interest been shown in the University of Oregon-Ore- gon Agricultural college foot ball game as the one scheduled for Nov. 20, at Eugene 0. A. C.'s sensational victory over the Michigan Aggies add: ed to the interest At present plans are being formulated to have 10,000 alum ni and former students of the University of Oregon on the campus at one time. The “big game” will have a tendency to draw an exceptionally large crowd from Portland and vicin: time Never before ity, this is the first the two schools have met In Eugene for several years. Coach Frank Hinkey, of Yale, and “Hurry Up” Yost, of Micht gan being panned in the East for going out upon the field of play in r t games to protest agains decisions of the officials Both of them w fortunate in that the officials did not enforce the rule which calls for the inflic tion of an additional 15 yards for jumping out onto the field that way without the necessary per mission, It f# not only undigni fled, but a distinct step backward for the coach of a big college team thus to lose his head Little won der there {# agitation for relegat ing the coaches to the grandstands Columbia university may not win the world’s championship this fall but one thing sure, the team is progressive. Coach Metcal or that the players we num bers on their back like nosy) vania, Dartmouth, Cornell and most of the other big Eastern teams w Yorkers fell for the Me Farland-Givbons thing, so a #ix-day bicycle race has been arranged PERMANENT AND RELIABLE 10 Venrs in Seattle, * titutes or asmiatants 1-——— Complete Report of Market Today 19 Prices Y Jonathan w Grimen' Local Ontons, Yak tn ow apples, King A White river lacking who will Conjectures of thi Patd Wholesale Des! Veactables and ¥ cranberries, sti cranberries, box Washington, Washington, r Wanane cooking ppl Godwin & Prices Paid Producers for KE v aod Pork 18 Hens, 4 Ibs. and over “4 Hens, 3% Ibe Hens, § Ibs. and under Spring duckiings, over Ibe Old roe ve + Kk hows or Pork 06 Hquabs, good size, doz .. 1.00 Vea to 120-16 1 large o e “e | Selling Prices to Retatler { and Chee ° Washington t Kee nee Fresh Eastern exes bg Country Hay | (Prices paid pro} e Aitaita 1 Barley ¥ oats rors Pus ad m. to 12 Wheat secseee soasene ducer) for and Grain say that) sort are ° ers for | « | °° co oe Now, YoU CATCH ME 4 FORMER GRIDIRON STAR IS NOW AN EVANGELIST Paul Rader, who was once a star football player in the Northwest, {* now an evangelist in San Francisco, and they say he has converted 700 persons during the past two weeks in San_ Francisco. PORTLAND PREP that 29 to 0 victory by W. 8. C. hanging over him.) TEAM AVERAGES | PORTLAND, Nov. 3.—Wash. ington high’s football squad in Portiand (>is year is almost heavy a8 some of the North- west conftrence teams. tt will average core than 170/pounds, strip werget, and Whitman col. | lege wil! not go much over that. Lincoln high, Portland, will do close to “60 pounds. | SYRACUSE TO | PLAY OREGON AGGIES DEC. 1 Further comparisons of North. bis style for years and it hag been | Other Fillings .......... west and Eastern football can be successful | made on Dec. 1, when Oregon, The team Dobie will pit against] Office Hours, 6:30 to 6. Sundays, Aggies are to mect Syracuse uni- California will probably average to 12. versity in Portland. Syracuse hel4| close to 160 It will be Hunt at-Rate {Princeton to a 2 to 0 drop-kick a|Murphy, Abel and Smith, ends ci |few weeks ago, and also defeated, Markham, Newton, Morrison and Dentists | Michigan, 14 to 7, so ts one of the|Elmer Lender, tackles; Wirt, Sea-| 5 Daiiek“ bhenatubonare grave and Van de Bogart, guards; 207 UNIVERSITY 8T. = Logg and Cushman, center; Young CORNER SECOND AVE. Pink Griffith, exIdaho coach Nahin aren ee ayy now teaching the Okl wa Aggies, ay Hains th, fullbacks The jlost two of his important °8— backfield will average 183 or so Jone to Mirsouri, 13 to 6, and an-|Dobie will not give out official other to Arkansas, 14 to 9. But) weights. The lire will average he has his big game still to play! avont 180 i on Turkey day with the university! ‘The squad will have no chance for the championship of the On January 7th, of this year, Doctor J. Eugene Jor dan was arraigned before the State Medical Board and his license to practice medicine revoked, the contention of the board being that the ad- vertisement reproduced, which had been running in the local newspapers, was untrue, that Doctor Jordan conid not cure the diseases mentioned therein Doctor Jordan appealed to the courts in the matter and the trial of the case which followed, in the Superior Court, produced evidence of a character that aaused Judge Walter M. French to award a decision to Doctor Jordan, restoring to him his license. Judge French stated im bis decision: The court cannot find fn this case that any credulous or ‘gnoisit persons have been deceived. On the other hand, the witnesses who have been produced on be- half af Doctor Jordan are among the best people in the city. Professional people, people of standing {n the community, people who are known to the Court person- ally and people who are known to the citizens of this city generally as being among the best people in the elty, And I don't think that {t can be contended that they were either credulous or ignorant except as the laity generally is somewhat ignorant of medical matters. has been given which is at all ha tended to benefit the patient There {s no contention on the and {t so stated by counsel fo there was anything in this adver injurious to public morals. vertisement is so grossly moral turpitude on the part of Under all the testimony tn t | MORE THAN 170 state,! Medical Board Ordered to Restore License to Dr. J. Eugene Jordan After Evidence of Remarkable Cures Was Produced in Court There {s no contention here that any medicine of the testimony in this case seems to show, tar as that fs concerned, that any medicine that ever has been administered by Doctor Jordan has So that ft gets down to whether or not this ad- untrue find that the advertisement is so grossly untrue as — eee BY BUD FISHER MUTT AND JEFF Advise a little Sense with Nonsense Consider The Invincible Suit Always$16.50 U. W. TEAM STARTS FOR CALIFORNIA Twenty-two strong, two men for every position, and not one of them unger 170 pounds In weight, the University of Washington football team be- gan its first invasion of Cali- fornia on the Shasta Limited this morning. For the first time in his career as coach at Judge Landis’ decision in cember. So is Christmas. tha Washington, Dobie, champion | conducted without charge, and est+ coach of ten champion teams, | mates are furnished tn all cases. is going in search of more WE STAND BACK OF OUR WORK worlds to conquer. FOR 12 YEARS’ Two hours after darkness fell on| Denny field, Doble was busy with| S20 Set of Teeth, his squad behind locked gates,| Guaranteed .......... What went on insid nobody $10 Set of Teett, knows. Doble probably outlined] Guaranteed ..s.s.s006 the style of game he intends to use against California Saturday ! will ely be an attack of forwa parses, based on etraight footbal with passes whenever the defensive backs are forced to come in to back up the tackles. That has been $10 Solid Gold or Porcelain Crown .... $10 Goid or Porcelain Bridge Work .... Solid Gold Fillings to practice until Frida The play- | Cured of Tuberculosis by Dr. Jordan’s Remedies Doomed to a Crippled Condition for Life by Other Physicians, Absolutely Cured by Glandular Remedies READ HIS TESTIMONIAL Seattle, Nov, Twelve years ago T had tubercular abs: neck and under m: and th cut them out for ut adm ht result Jordan have remained B. BOYD, fourth Ave without ever since. an North. T have been civing practical demonstrations of the merits of system right h n Seattle for the past thirty years, and reds of signed t on file tn office, written by cured, will wonders mation of the Auditory Nerves, Dyspepsia, Epil ard Lumps tn the Leakage) my have BR Ataxia, Sc tica, Senile ¢ Neur Paralysis, Spinal € St. Vitus’ Dance and most of the other so called incurable diseases, r of Doctors Jordan In Seattle in mind the full name and address of Doctor J 619% First Avenue, Seattle, Office hours, 9 a Sundays from 2 p.m. to 6p. m, Consultat! solicited, Watch each Saturday Star for re it Is well There being a num? Eugene m, to 8 Corre- to bear Jordan p.m spondence n free. markable eee eee to involve moral turpitude on the part of Doctor Jordan and judgment will, therefore, be for Doctor Jordan. GREATER VINDICATION COULD NOT BE DESIRED The Medical Board claimed that these diseases were incurable, mesning, of course, that they could not cure them, Doctor Jordan not only claimed to cure them, but produced {n court scores of actual ly cured patient as witnesses for his case. The stories of their remarkable cures have been stated under oath. Doctor Jordan has caused this statement to be published {n order to acquaint the public and his many friends with the proven facts in the case. rmful, In fact, alt part of the State, or the State, that lisement that was as to involve Doctor Jordan, his case, I cannot the case of the Federal league va. Or- ganized Baseball 1s coming in De- OHIO METHOD IN DENTISTRY Mirsing teeth are replaced by The Ohio Method by artificial teeth ere natural as your original teeth. Examinations are now being GUARANTES $8 $5 .$1_Up