The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 9, 1915, Page 9

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AL 5° S09 ar MY ONLY REGRET IS THAT | CE WE Have TRENCHES \ TMAGINE Mme siding . é To Flot y IN eM DEPYING THe STRAIGHT STUF the Sporting Editor 1 | the first time In ring history, as far as we can recali without | deep into musty records, a Seattle citizen is to have a chance | Johnny O'Leary, | | at the world’s whose ring c carried him to greater heights than any other Northwest boy, with the exception of -_— Bud Anderson, of Vancouver, Wash., hi been matched with Freddie Welsh, the champion, for a 12round bout at Winnipeg, Manito! | That Johnny has been angling for such a chance| cific Coast Hockey league, and Diagram shows record kicke—Payne is mo secret here, as the young Mick, In a letter to the sporting editor of The Star, made it public. Win-| Seattle Metropolitans, is threat. , BY BROWN HOLMES i over) ened by the Toronto club of the A drop-kick rec O'Leary, after he decisively defeated Patsy Droulliard| NaNtional Hockey association, 17 yours Was smashed the other in a recent 12-round set-to, and the ability displayed bout earned him the opportunity any one in his) raid perpetrated on the East. kota Wesleyan, fon is lucky to gain, considering the attitude| erners recently, in which six of #3 yards champions take toward staking their titles anywhere except on the ttained, has Legal action against Frank enthusiastic Action pictures of the California rout show to just! team, was 8 what extent Washington outplayed California. the pictures the Berkeley men are sprawled on the well-coached gladiators. turf ‘neath Dobie The California squad, 22 strong, will start for Se « h attie Thursday. 9 Se-|ers assuring him this is not so. gnioad his men here any sooner than absolutely nec ington will rol! up as many points against California as 72, «1, erotic fer they must have learned something of football trom Doble’s men. /or enn etl TO SAVE “Dr not to save is a ques- with but one answer. You know that the only sensible course is to lay 7 your money. Why don’t you do it? Interest 4% The four teams which will compose the Pacific Coast Hoc- jue are the Vancouver Stanley cup; the Victoria Aris- tocrats, the Portiand Rosebuds, and the Seattle Metropolitan: The season will begin Dec. 7. udents streets near 1 such a dem pinch two of t o— Legal Notice UNION SAVINGS & TRUST CO. |". the date of the OF SEATTLE Capital and Surplus $800,000 WAMES D. HOGE, President President and Trust Officer HOGE BUILDING fn the Heart of ‘the Financial District my OYSTERS Md Thy Them Fed, 3c ae Rainier Bakery & Restaurant 913 Second, Near Madison JAS. R. BOLDT, Prop. Mgr. STAR-—TUESDAY, NOV. 9, 1915. PAGE 9, | DowrT MAPPEN ae I | | STL OPEN HANG RTHAT , \oo F THREATEN | Small College Player Breaks 17-Year-Old Drop Kick Mark Patrick, president of the Pa- November 15. rd that has stood because of the record-breaking day when Mark Payne of the Da rooted a field goal ni ah goal posts n Normal kick record) 1898 by P. J members of the Torontos, between world’s champions in 1914, ed by Northe were signed for Seattle's new The previous dr yards, set in all} Eastern hockey moguls declare O'Dea of Wisconsin, against Ne hey gav # to all the To- western university at Evanston, }ronto players, but Manager Mul- 11} toon. has telegrams from the play So many big games bearing on champtonship have been played Jimmy Schaeffer does not want to STEPS LEGAL lately, the feat of Payne, performe doubt-| “The N. H. A. ts holding a spe in a game between two rather ob Tuesday night, to take scure elevens, was almost complete steps agains the hockey owners out » in the Northwest,” said Mul ice, oun Thos, "9 Best $2.50 Glasses on Earth y law in ev * are pr has formed || If your r pe in the | Eyes 2 b ave. be : versity sta,,|| Prouble and both Pres tek and Mul) in Any assurances le at the big | Way, porsible ning. Special | Call and doon gave ing would b ing Friday « pr re being prepared ms I Will . A Wa remark 4 ast Saturday; | Person- t birds in the! ally Ex Calif a back. i gets awa n an ane open field, th wont be a man am on tWe Washington team: fast | TREM. pm. s,m. minvoN, an. enough to say hello to him as he as bag i '|goes by.” Doble teaches his men|| | “!¥ reputatic 1 stand nse there Is man to get) g is sufficient assurance th I will not prescribe Glasses ess _they are absolutely necessary EXAMINATION FREE Binyon Optical Co. | 1116 Ist Ave., near Seneca | such a smothe no chance fo away. 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The results of each exami- ation are carefully checked by an equally competent examiner. ery business day in the year we have a force of expert rec- ord-searchers on duty at the public offices, abstracting every mat- ter affecting real estate titles. The same high degree of accuracy is here maintained. A Title Insurance policy, once issued, is neither a guess nor a gamble, but is a guar- anty that the title is in the condition insured, based upon scientific knowledge of the facts. A Title policy is worth the cost—usu- ally no more than an abstract and opinion. Washington Title Insurance Company SAVE YOUR TEETH OHIO CUT RATE DENTISTS Opposite Fran aterson Gold Crowns, 88 unranteed f nt Gold Crowns years eat Hridgework ull Bet Teeth Lady attendan: however, makes Payne} and his name will! down in the history of the fame alongside of those of the! booters the gridiron =| nly field goal ever scored & grtater distance than kicked by Payne was a he ment by J. T. Haxall of Prince froin place: man loosen some of the heard in the land of mist and heather from Doble. List bullet-like forward surprise of the SYRACUSE GUARD WEIGHS 266 Syracuse university has a ard who measures 6 feet inches, weighs 256 pounds and, true to college comedy, is called Babe.” His last name is White White Is rated one of the best guards in the country, It fs al most useless to send a play against his position and he is #0 tall forward passes over cen ter are folly. As to footwork he is one of the fastest big men on the gridiron of the country. OUTLAW CHIEF GATHERS CLAN INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 9.—Re ports and routine busin occu. pied the Federal league mag- nates in session here today. if peace Is to be arranged, it is likely that this will be at French Lick, where, It Is rumor: ed, leaders of organized base- ball are planning to be this week, President Mann of Kansas City} is not here today league will forfeit his franchise, he owes $8,300 which cannot be paid, Buffalo, likewise, is ready| to give up the ghost IF YOU DON’T BELIEVE DOBIE IS SCOT—READ! iilmour Dobie, coach of the Washington champions, “Wis every> know But ok Douglas Erskine, a fellow n in San Francisco, to dialect that is “My team Is in rreal fine condeetion,” he said. “The lad- dies are feelin’ richt. They want to win frae the Callifor- nians, but they're no thinkin’ that they hae an yy game. Everybuddy aroon’ here tells me that they expect tae lose, but you canna tell me that this big university is no able tae turn oot a team that can beat a wee college like Wash- ington that has nae mair than twa thoosan’ students. “Of coorse, the Washington men have been playin’ the game langer than California, but experience Is no tverything in this game. “They may be as weak as they try tae tell me, but | hae ma doots.” OREGON BEATS U. S. C. ELEVEN BY BIG SCORE 8, Nov. 9. For 3 minutes, during the entire first] half yesterday, Southern Califor jnia fought Oregon to a stand still. But in the second half Oregon woke up, winning, 34 to 0 Northern football has emphatic-| LOS ANG ally demonstrated its superiority over the Southern variety Ore} gon's adeptness at handling long} 8S. C. and the Southerners we hoist with thelr own petard closing moments of the 8. C. became a dis crowd in muddy red} jsweaters, bandaged, bruised and beaten, some men actually crying,| some out of their heads and reel ing crazily about, but all digging in their cleats and fighting bitterly |to the final whistle, STATE COLLEGE TEAM WEIGHS 177 TO A MAN Neither Cook, formerly of Oregon, nor Blackwell, erst while O. A. C. star, was per mitted to play against W. S. C. last Saturday, as they are in. eligible under conference rul ing. The Montana team, with out the beefy pair, averaged 184, Two 235-pounders in the line, Keeran at left guard and Bentz at left tackle, caused a lot of damage in the first half. Montana's line averaged 191, the backfield 169, Coach Dietz admitted his team averaged 177 pounds, “KID” II, SOLD SAN FRANCISCO, Nov, 9.—The /Oregon Kid Hl, will make its debut Junder it new owner, Carleton Fb |Miller, millionaire yachtsman, who purchased it yesterday, in the speed boat races to be held off Sausalito \Sunday, BY BUD FISHER Ea ra] SAY DOC You “do el 4 DOBIE HAS | BOOST FOR U. C. MEN “In a year or two, at the very splendid student body to draw from, anda spirit that can't be matched anywhere, us all the competition we can said Coach Gilmour “As a matter of knew more than they real- They taxed our defensive to its limit, and it kept our men the time to stop Dobie today. about football hustling all those speedy backs. did manage to stop them every stars at rugby were used, when men on the bench who, because they did not rugby, might h but, perhap done better, least, on the rugby talent. year, with the material | saw, ornia will ha He expects the as WHAT MEALLY COUNTS we have actually | commenced relations with such an stitution as California should ap- peal to all citizens of Washington, Dobie continued » on a cold-blooded basis of | | The fact that it is Cali- fornia we are playing should bring I think people The fact that most vital fort and life. If e be|thelr teeth proper ca and called months after they were 6 yeari Jentistry enjoy the pam is a Scotch ve a spirit in California They treated us time we arrived don't figure, down there, on {the competition alone.” hington football team ar- rived home Monday night and was |greeted at the station by the entire student body. |sumed today DUNDEE WINS | MILWAUKEE, sions today among fight teeth do not concur “Keep Warm” First Aid These Cool Days Cheasty’s Comfort Underwear The Suit $1 Up “Values Tell’’ SHEVLIN SUCCESS IN 1910; CAN HE REPEAT? The dash of Tom Shevlin across the country to straighten out things at Yale, where the eleven has been walloped three times, recalls his work in 1910. Yale had been beaten 9 to 2 by West Point and 21 to 0 by Brown. Now let's go and get ‘em in the old Yale way,” said Shevlin, as he began whipping the team into shape. Yale walloped Princeton, 5 to and held Harvard to a score- tle. sport writers that the New Yorker in the dectsion of a majority of the had a shade over the Mexican. Many of the old ring fans declared it would have been a draw. 00TH ALKS On Filling Teeth | By EDWIN J. BROWN vb. D. Seattle's Leading Dentist 705 to 715 Firet Ave. 4 Washington Blocks, or. World. by Many, Eq he filling of teeth 1 cemsith da by Nowe, on thetr dentist eve onfined largely treating and filling teeth Fillings are made with gold, alloy synthetic cement, which reseme bles the enamel so closely that it is almost undetectable from the natural Many fads and fancies about the test and are the r fillings, lke porce- . have been used for as money-getters and then 1p as failures. I guarantee all fillings and cannot afford to use any but the best. EDWIN J. BROWN, D. D. & 705 to 715 First Ave. Open evenings un fans of the until 4 for people who work. 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