The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 11, 1916, Page 9

STAR—TUESDAY, JAN. 11, 1916. PAGE 9 MUTT AND JEFF—THE TRENCHES ARE NOT SO BAD AFTER ALL Se ae Se BY BUD FISHER © che penne: cet panecgemi tears Come On Now! our | TENOW (T'S A LONG Hike tT > ‘ ’ ° a | { HURRY, TEAR Pack UP! | Ge Thaedy Weanons COPENHAGEN AND THE Pence euie Act quickly | TODAN We LRAVe THIS AND “Yo THE SHIP BUT IT'S INTHE CAUSE OF PEACE | i . your pick of Garments KOOd SMAINED TRENCH or Peace! FOR THE PRACE SHIP : A MORE Nong Duty TO STOP THis, \ Swae Whence, RAR AWA Rone HE HORRORS OF WAR. Ux on our Great Clothing \ OUGHT vo OE IN SIGHT OF THE Good SHIP DICARZE” CARNAGE, THIS PEKIN, PAIR One SOON. 5 ! OFF Except only the Invin- cible Suit — always $16.50. “Values T ell’’ — ; =] T TARRY NOT Floor— AT THE FRONT | QUITS JOB ON MILK WAGON THREE-DAY ‘in the Sport Zone jen¥%on|||__£O RETURN TO FIGHT GAME] BOXING MEET 5 HARD HOCKEY |} tween Seattle and Portland mitt! Seattle's exponents of the manly|some have been inclined to think artiste will be staged In the Oregon that the puck chasers did not real- metropolis within a short time. ly have to dig up the coin. In oth- SEATTLE HAS REETINGS! You have observed our new head topping of this colyum| today, we presume. Sounds a bit warlike, eh? But far be it from us to start anything—we can't finish The whole truth of the matter is that since peace hi art of puck chasing have two games een ui ‘ declared in baseball there isn’t anything for a war cor-| Word was received from Portiand| with the Victoria Aristocrats Com-| 6. words, they thought it was @ respondent to do in the sport c They're trying to Koma ed to this effect. Every class ing up for which Manager Pete! grandstand play to gain publicity, ring us in. Hence the head. We're a rank fake as a war ag aseprevented, It Ie under! suldoon is priming them. Such is not the case, however, as d correspondent stood. Among the local boxers who!” peter was a rather sore individ-|both Carpenter and Rowe will tes rresponden . are scheduled to make the jaunt to/ ua} following last Friday's 6-to-3| tify. There is one thing that we should like to thresh out, how- Portland as representatives of this drubbing rece from the Port-| patna tet . ever, during our turn at bat. That is the possibility of pae ae aa tot poi land Uncle Sams. The fact that) The first game the locals have Oly c g $s going to Swede ir is ¥ . ugnes, Y'his players were plastered with|with Victoria is on Friday night veel stra Ren going to Sweden ain this year |Wright, and = possibly Danny heavy fines and that “Cully” Wil-|next, The Victorians are showing . Sweden should get the Olympic games for 1916 it! O'Brien will make the trip to his gon was placed,on the hospital list|good form in their practices at will be only a fitting rebuke to American ifference home town to appear against one with a big gash in his shin did not | present and Muldoon looks for & Ae ye or | of the Portiand boys. |help Pete's good humor one bit lhard setto when he journeys to the It has been evident for a long time | Three-I league, has fizzled. Look} t The bouts will be staged In Port-| that the Olympic games could not} how long {t is until July 4, too. | ‘ lend at the Kees Cty Ainletic slub, 4 be staged in Germany this year.| 2% & haga . : Classy Scrapper one of the finest boxing clubs in PACIFIC COAST HOCKEY LEAGUE STANDINGS : r r ~ ‘ the country. Goals 4 es Gets ee sca oe tten| cieetrol s chanenes Stee ee <a Is Coming Back] ws the portland boxers whol], Teams Poet on, Lat. tor" Aen. Ra, a , to secure them for the United braska for a football game next $ Loming ac sch vena ae the Seattle Portland Pip aes sree 7 $ i 30 i 887 1 States. aaa | a 3s toe Sen) Sate tase Ne . 5 | former Seattle boy, Billy Mascott, }| Victoria : ee Ee 4 27 37.338 Tai Gehies. chante. be, held TOE leno ym ag st on n , his year . ‘ BY BROWN HOLMES Northwest featherweight cham | Vancouver pete 6 4 18 26 833 . ee ee remarest serge) ee oe anon ie Chicago ts about to lose a |plon, Al Sommers, Northwest mid. Next match—Tuesday, Victoria at Vancouver. . = Wane te Gt teen 90 by defauit| J eae corking good man. Spike (dleweight champion, Jack Wagner, 4 h ts Kelly is going to return to the | Jack Allen, Shell McCool, Earl Mie-| «They all declare we have the|Island City. On the Tuesday fol i even in the face of the war in Georges Carpentier, the French ring |bus and Abe Gordon. ic for being @ rough set on | lowing, Jan. 18, Victoria will at Europe. | heavyweight, now in the army, pi reputation for being « . j NA se | meiale SAMIR Greme the. take Two years red Spike was one Mags Fg is one of the clev-| the ice,” said the Seattle manager, the visit and the two teams . of the very best scrappers in |erest little fellows that ever stepped. that gang of Portland's cross sticks on the local ice. % a It ie ane utmost importance that) kame at the gnd of the war, ac the busin He held his own | into the ring. He tips the beam at ting gene wrath however, Ws + v's a ‘ the four-year erie which began cording to word from that deah | with Mike Gibbons and all the | 105 pounds, and has had no trouble |time for me to quit. That bunch, Manager Lester Patrick, of the — - 3 at seems in 1896 should not bel ‘aree. Which fight game? It {| other tc otchers. He w in in cleaning up around Portland. He! when playing against us, uses ev- Victorians, was a visitor here last — broken. elie | n't say le the championship contender |also went to San Francisco and) ery trick known to hockey to rough | Friday and atched the Seattle class. | won a couple of bouts last summer. team closely with the hope of get- phen you stop to think it over, the! Women riders may take the places Good welter-weights were | Billy Mascott, the featherweight, is oe ‘ting a line on it that would countries that put things over in| of jockeys on English race tracks scarce then and Spike was so [another clever Portlander. | ‘The two $25 fines extracted from his team in the two melees Stockholm in 1912 are those that} All of the men are working for good few fighters of his weight | No date has as yet been selected | 1. 041,. Rowe and Ed Carpenter will |@re coming up. are not in the war | the Kink | wanted to meet him. He took j|for the tourney. The local end of a ‘ oan ® A | a Job driving a milk wagon so |the affair is being handied by Dan) be turned over to a charitable in-) ye jocal squad worked out on 4 The United States finished first,| Who took the fuss out of | he could be sure of three | Salt. stitution in Seattle. This word bas the ice at the Arena for an hour £ Sweden second and Finland | Dreyfuss, owner of the P square meals a day ey been sent out from Vancouver by Monday and tried several new . 4 third. There would be quite al club? For two years he had been | a Now there ts a boom on in The meeting of local trapshoot-) President Frank Patrick. stunts that Manager Muldoon © thering of athletes of world re-| yelling for a finish fight with the! the welterweight class. Most lers has been changed from Friday! Hockey fans have often heard of /hopes wifl put Seattle up in the | nown even if the warring coun-| Reds, then he turns up as peace of the fighters who call them- |to Thersday night fines plastered on players and race tries did not send representatives. messenger a la Hennery | selves lightwelghts are really . By all means preserve the Olym-| | EAT LOTS welters and they are getting | most of the money. Kelly is pic games, and what {s more, : } ] : fring the co the eoot sit © PREDICT SALE OF W. Y. Sit ane 'nome of . this year. OF SUGAR T0 GAIN ENDURANCE I think this milk wagon job a cee has put me in better shape Demon Dugdale says 1916 will be ,| BEFORE END OF WEEK than I over was before,” mys : good year for baseball. This | Spike. makes it official and closes the} NEW YORK, Jan. 11—Baseball! jiannes Kohlemainen and Villar{place in Philadelphia where open The brisk morning alr has done my wind a lot of good and ~ controvers: |wiseacres predicted today that the | f . \w Kyronen, the two greatest distance| barrels of sugar were standing : 7 w i Bs ed New York Giants will pass into new |7one™ 1 sy the | About rye Caer Coe Beye Medical Board Ordered to Restore License to We m ‘ n the count h t » de. @ mourn for Percy Haughton. He runners in the, country, say the I used to dip into the barrein| * many stairs as I have d didn’t have enough trouble as a|"#P48 before the end of the week.| amount of sugar they eat is Te /and got into the sugar eating, lvering milk to apartment | Dr J Eugene Jordan After Evidence of Remarkable oJ football coach but had to go and| President Harry Hempstead said houses is bound to be good in 4 erie |Boston Braves, had not approached |er a hard race durance. I recall now that in those ‘an I used to be Cures as Froduc in \3 We note Ames college has taken up nim yet about selling out the| Both runners eat sugar systemat-|days I ran almost without effort Kelly hos marked bis te i ! Wrestling. It has been pig down | Giants, |tcally as a part of their everyday |and never knew what fatigue was.| OPtrance Into the ring by ac | On January 7th, of this nearly every place else. Gaffney confirmed this, but said: | ‘let. Before a race they sometimes| “I recall, too, that after I, left] cepting a challenge issued by year, Doctor J. ‘Eugene Jor- a Ty) Be “It Harty Binclaie dewites to boy | dissolve as many as six lumps of |the sugar factory job, running was| Willie Schaefer to all welter- dan was arraigned before the . Phil Douglass, the former North-|iy Giends, roll mad mires to buy sugar in a glass of water and drink not nearly ax easy, Iran my fast-| Welghts. He is also looking |1} state Medical Board and his { western league pitcher, is on the |; . 4 it lest half-mile after I left the fac-| for’ bouts with Ted Lewis, [Tt icense to practice medicine happy to go with him.” more of a| Willie Ritchie, Mike O'Dowd ves ll] revoked, the contention of the board being that the ad- “tor man Mel Shepperd, one of the great-|tory, but {t was much » Rit lest runners that ever wore a shoe, grind than in the old days and Kid Gra Je” list of Charley Weegh-| amalgamated Cubs. Sr ae U OF 6. LOSES AGAI recalled after hearing about Kohle-| The eating of sugar for strength - rerusement Teproésce4, Yes, it's a fact that the Cubs have le mainen and yronen, that he was {ts not new to scientists and physi 9) e d been runn in p which had ing 1 a bear of a mascot ——— at his best when he ate a lot of cians, They have long claimed ee ca sawacatarn, ; «(Miho g CORVALLIS, Ore., Jan. 11.—The *¥8"F sugar waa one of the best produc catraa. thar Sector Stan by Dr. Jordan's Remedies “Snowy” Baker, the Australia fight| University of California basket | | He sald he never know tose [oe 8h neces: Gewese. SReoies | Tike Portland |] could not cure the diseases , nds ghee Promoter, will shortly join the|ball tossers again defeated, are on| bY he had so much strength, but| and other sweets are being fed sol- | tien t, 19 working hard for his , | i iti i gain defeated, are or , he worked in Aldiers in the European trenches, | pot wereh eee ee te ee er Doomed to a Crippled Condition for Life by bout with Harry Anderson, to be Doctor Jordan appealed to British army. Lots of promoters|their way back to Portland today. | When a your are doing epee worse nowadays.| They met another waterloo at the staged at the Elke’ club Frida. the courts in the matter and bd hands of the Oregon Agricultural | ight. The Irish lad knows full well the trial of the case which Other Physicians, . lutely c by According to the dope we wil! seem | College last night by a score of 26 EW SPORTSMEN CLUB STARTS ‘that he is bucking up against a} iatlowse, “in the, Mkperioe Glandular Remedies to be Les Darcey in our boxing to. 17 — tough customer in Anderson and Court, produced evidence of ranks. He isn't coming, you} The game wan declared tho mt WITH 45 MEMBERS ENROI I ED isn’t going to take any chances of a character that caused = VIM ATS . know. as | sensational seen here for years. | a not being {n top trim when he en- Judge Walter M. French to | nen ee : ——~~~~—~ | ters the ring award a decision to Doctor READ HIS TESTIMONIAL members have ya fo is the date selected for the sec. Jordan, restoring to him his The Bloomington, IIl., club of the Forty-flv — | , | BUD STILL AT IT far been enrolled by the Seattle Fly |0Md gathering. It will be held at Ml G s TORS | Heense. FOR WOMEN ONLY | — land Bait Casting club, which was|{h® Labor Temple, Sixth ave. and DGETS VIC Judge French stated in his Dr. Sanderson's Cotton od last Thursday night. It is} | decision Root Pills, the well known PORTLAND, Jan. 11—Bud An-; for’ . ssn Sh | ~ and. rellable remedy for|derson, who. once had lightweight |expected that the membership list} An Invitation to all those Inter-| ' the Franklin midgets defeated The court cannot find in Seattle, Nov, 1, 1914 Twelve years ago I had tubercular abscesses on my neck and under my arms, and the doctors here offered to at them out for $500, but admitted that it might result crippling my arm for life. Doctor J. Eugene J cured me without an operation, and I have re University st., at 3 p. m FEMALE TROUBLES AND | championship aspirations, depart-| Will swell at the next meeting of /ested in this line of sport has been /ihe Queen Anne lightweight this case that any credulous INREGULARITIES. Cure! 4 this morning by steamer to see | the new organization, Sunday, Jan, | tendered by the club's officials. It Monday, in an exciting game of|{f or ignorant persons have a dai ee etis Fourth Gunny Wt fue moet evatinate ix planned to make the new club jayiet casen in Bto 10 days, Price |if the fans of Los Angeles and San : Be i argest west of the Mississippl +nrew 12 out of 16 fouls. Whalen|If hand, the witnesses who $2 per box, or 3 for $5, mailed in| pego still remember bim. He ex oe Bester dint cette | gy ermmi ae BOWERS WILL MIX. |" pag Bite oat sfoereon ws | 1 Main 2309. | q Y'co.* Later he will join his brother,at | The club has as some of its ob half of Doctor Jordan are RAYMOND REMEDY " th Pay “ fn ! Santa Rita, N. M ‘ We ‘ me jects the locating of a casting among the best people in the wir | PORTLAND, Jan, 11 Earl) ground in Lake Washington, and TEEPEE BESTS LO UE city Priteamannt: people, 1 Room 2, 500% First A Miebua and Al Sommers, local lght asibly other locations; the bulld people of standing !n the all, Lovett, for the victors, been deceived, On the other I have been giving practical demonstrations of the merits of my system right here in Seattle for the past thirty years, and hundreds of signed testimontals on file in my office, written by grateful patients whom I have cured, will attest to its wonders, Cures of Asthma, Anaemia, Blindness, Chronic Inflammation of the Bladder, Deafness from Paralysis of the Auditory Nerves, Diabetes, Prolapsus Uter!, Dropsy, Chronic Dyspepsia, Eptlepsy, avywe i w hrow gloves at THE GOOD JUDGE MEETS JIM, THE BANKERS FRIEND, Lee rete an unde at the|i2e, 0%, lodges on streams and) 1 out ~—setonted Ray ff community, people who are |] Chronic krysipelas, Chronto Gastraigia, Hard Lumps in the Breast, each other 1 7 lakes for the use of members; a " OE . k " Cc Heart Disease (including Heart Leakage) Hip Disease, Infantile Ro: Cit club to nt Sommers permanent club room near the cen- Logue, 2 last night, in Class known to the ourt person Paralysis, Locomotor Ataxta, Sciatica, Bentle Gangrene, undice, UOOE TV 1 Oey holds a decision over Miebus, Who |ter of town, and the holding of an-|B of the three-cushion tournament ally and people who are Rheumatism, Meningitis, ‘uralgia, Paraly Spinal Curvature, UIP IE KNOWS ND HELPS YES, AND ALOT OF THEM was formerly amateur light-heavy- | . ' of an-| nat Brown & Hulen’s, James Ball||f known to the citizens of this Goltre. Strabiamua, St. Vitus’ Dance and most of the other so- NEARLY EVERY BODY IN * ‘ at |nual sportsmen’s shows such as |O0 Bt ona Jack Edwards t city generally as being called incurable diseases S SECTION. ARE USING W-BCUT--THE weight champion of the Coas' }are now held in the Kast also defeated Jack Méwards, 45 to Begin CO enlia « = - | among the beat people in the There being a number of Doctors Jordan tn Seattle, tt Is well Pitt Shaw was elected tempor city, And I don't think that PERCY STILL COAGH jy). (it oie a HEAVIES RE-MATCHED || "cunts, i TOBACCO L nb to bear in mind the full name and address of Doctor J. Eugene Jordan, 619% First Avenue, tt Office hours, 9 a. m. to 8 pm. Sundays from 2p. m, to 6 p.m, Consultation free, Corre- ointed h includes A, ¢ Bunk fn 0 - : dence olicited Watch Saturday Star for remarkable CAMBRIDGR, Jan eballler, C, ¢ 1, Roy Oppie, A. la eens < pt ag the 1 ntert wi Perey | Byler and C. C. Mollr he ap.| BUTTE, Jan, 11.—Jack Root, the||} laity generally is somewhat om Seg feats ing. at|pointments were temporary Portland heavyweight, and | Joe/{f ignorant of medical matters. Harvard This was made known| The matter of protecting fish |Bonds, of Tacoma, have been match-| ‘There {s no contention here that any medicine | to involve moral turpitude on the part of Doctor and game as well as having the |ed to appear in Missoula shortly./1] has heen given which is at all harmful. In fact, all | Jordan and judgment will, therefore, be for Doctor as given| ‘ ate 4 ‘i Jatreams stocked will recelve most |Root also has a match with Jack|If Of 'ine testimony in this case seems to show, as | Jordan ane Semen. 10k et Balt Leake. | iT] far as that 1s concerned, that any medicine that GREATER VINDICATION COULD NOT BE ever has been administered by Doctor Jordan has SEsinad | | tended to benefit the patient { om edical Board claimed tha ese dis L A. GETS PLAYERS: THE EVENT OF | The Medical Board claimed that these diseases here today, when word out that Havghton will continue in| stres lcharge of the football squad of the | - There {s no contention on the part of the State, | were incurable, meaning, of course, that they could and it so stated by counsel for the State, that | nor cure them. Doctor Jordan not only claimed to | CHICAGO, Jan. 11.—Bobby Fish-| THE SEASON there was mpavatnd in bean advertisement that WAS | cure them, but produced in court scores of actual tstop, and Polly MeLar injurious to public morals | 1y cured patients as witnesses for his case, The rae aaa Lal, lige te FANCY DRESS CARNIVAL Bo that it mete down to whether or not this ad- | (oriee of cheir remackAbIl Ceres ete haat sam F you are interested in getting as much comfort from on’s Cub roster, have been AND MASQUERADE vertisement I» 0 grossly untrue a io) lavalne J under oath. + ths Galena eal i I Angel Manage roral turpitude on the t of Doctor Jordan Doctor Jorden has caused this stateme: your tobacco as many other men are getting now, get leased to Le ele Mana an. 12, 1916 11 Big Prizes mor t , ele ip arse ye re yt ‘TT . ; a * 5 ider all the testimony \is case, I cannot | published in order to acquaint the public and his a pouch of W-P CU Pooet g—the coor Tobacco Tinke Wednesday, J , | we he under all the testimony in a i cae {1 aunt publ ted in order to SOUND Ae ae ew, new cut, long shred—and give it a quality test. Mihece iu Cent : v a ' i aoe So amet che tisfies; it lasts longer than the ordinary kind and it When Micke top. chs ed Jac | . : Dr. Jordan is now located on Second Floor of the Mutual Life Building, ates better Walker off the ice Friday, it wa oo Notice how the salt brings out the rich tobacco taste” the first time that worthy has h First and Yesler. ch this se Made by WEYMAN-BRUTON COMPANY, 50 Union Square...New York City to do time on the t son.