The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 26, 1916, Page 7

1916, PAGE 7 STAR—SATURDAY, FEB. 26. UTT AND JEFF—JOE DIDN’T KNOW MUCH MORE ABOUT iv THAN ED DID Trade Mark. Ne va ee OY haseaiad FISHER At =<" t Ege ay % Saag wes ™% ake” $ grax D ovr THREE OF US, ) Tear Rone, Te of us, THATS RionT, MO AnD SHORTY. em im Gee 9 BACK IN THE SPRING oF agar iain OF US eng apts a manele WAS Ur BHOR te : e bed Sindy ct adhd ahs AssaveD Sau | Cheast $ alley, TWAS UE oe was 1149 a Nv 2 bes How agouT Prey We ONe.Y PRE CONTAINING GOLD — LET'S we to = = ( y ley, eee taal al we 5 NAT «JOE OO memes an cs SEG, ir Murr Hae eee a, J Iii ie te ag | cha et leg E ry ‘ | 4 water on + eg mg, Stns OR Was ir Apne vat 49) if gg eck Sem Smart a) ogg a I THAT EOD f Go a Toe iG irts New Sprin Models $1.00 to $7.50 “Values Tell” NOTE ! we CouLD Keer THIS UP ALL NLONT GUT WHATS THE USE~ We'Re ONLN ALLOWED 7 COLUMNS OF BPACE,,, th Ce ence) [FLYIN G| VansandMets Wind | Ar THE Front | (© Hl I F S| Up Seasonin Second | VERY time those wise old owls who sit back in New York and From Sport Block dictate thia and th j 49 LEGA : F SPECIAL ELECTION * Notice ts hereby given to the qualified voters in the Port Distrtet o ial election will be held tn sald Port titted the different Ge end wire consultation tree Eitiott 2 8 HOFF. 18 Bown: ich there will be wut ution N 03 February 191 we PROPOSITION ONE « the I Con of Two I ¢ bonds the ATTORNEYS—PATENT SSGK 2 MATHENY— Patent attorneys Smith Wide AA ids are ati) Py ipment to oper open thelr mouths they put their foot in Visseuver- tak AUTO DELIVERY atthe ae Bey nee | the reat of the country’s. omgpree aa | ted tor’ mecca 4 in th % 8% 8 ts tt EXTRACTS FROM A GOLFER'S |‘!¢d for second place honors in the |} KEE AR What do you think the wise old moguls at the head of the Amateur DICTIONARY Pacific Coast Hock ) YAN ICE ST, AUTO DELIVERY co. Lone distance movie al STATTORD TRANSFE wr Trunks delivered any place tn eclty, 800. } 4 Athletic union have done now! Why, goodness gracious, Alys, if de. | the result of Fric they haven't gone and found, somewhere in the mosscovered vol-! sig umes, that a swimmer who éaves @ person's life is a professional. jal) over a bunker or to drive @ Yep; our best little amateur swimmers do not stand In the way of handful of sod into his caddies lick—A light iron scoop t ) TO INVADE NORWAY 4 to help the golfer lift his| While Victoria was wa ‘ p th world’s champions here by melt Bobby McLean, speed king of to 6, Portlond was trim-|) American skaters, will invade Peter Muldoon’s braves, 5|) Norway to demand a mi Phone Main 62 saving any lives and retaining their amateur standing in the com-| mouth as a gentle hint to } y it AOS | munity, Cdn you beat ik? . fpr to 2 |) with Oscar Mathieson, present BOOK-BINDING | H oun Ros |v Marf-—Grase-covered soda put|. The ending of the season sees |{ world’s ice champion. The lat- INDEPENDENT WINDERY wapelorrad tp euch A lifesaver at a public bathing beach, whether or not he accepts money! on the surface of the links to act and Vancouver in sec-|{ ter has twice refused to cross Main 1416 cui STs | for his services, is a professional, according to the ruling. jan a buffer between the player and at is the way the mat-|{ the briny and defend his laurels “CARPENTERS | % i ot Mas at | the center of gravit {tet wit) stant |\ against the Cricagoan. ESWELMAN—Joveing & 1 This rule has hit many start swimmers. On the Coast It takes a crack! Twosome—Two portions of golf)’ fle, 08 ‘aber ve Sales Ape 11Te. | from the is ‘at Norman Ross, the crack swimmer of the Olympic club, in San| served with a couple of caddies on » administer an awful wallop- top- g to the Millionaires, In th ir more than a year ago after Francisco, who made a few Eastern aquatic stars sit up and take the sid COLLATERAL “LOANS” | ome—A twosome plus one | first two periods, Lester Patrick’s|{ the Amateur Athletic Union and applyir , notice when he represented the Multnomah club of Portland at, Three es : fy ; Lag a am ay omg na SER anil ter’ tas pevmetan ot ned of srestiee: Apeeves the Panama-Pacific exposition meet, last summer. in which the player's chances of /men had ft on his brother Frank's |) caught him “appearing in » cafe said bonds they become due. to hereafter prescribed by anid! 1 one in | te by e |) twice cally a jean Jewelry Go, | Said bonds, as they Become dus, to be as hereafter preacribed by sald RRR BB iseasias end of the fret period the score |} trinmant Y as part of tne enter- ee ee. m. Geld Two Hunde ae hty-five Thousa 00°) | In the East, Charles Paviicek, captain of the University of Chicago | two to one In thre letood € to. 0 ia pry of Gn ox program. EMEDY woe dl rt ng BoB ME woe lose ‘awimming crew, will come under the ban, as well as many other! Foursome—An attempt to mo-/ HAIR REMED ‘mearty’ as pee oc 5 kine simone ie be a crew, roursome—An attempt to mo. | On cote OARS ee err re 002,000.00) Dollar bond issue for the } erway Improve stars, who have been acting as life guards at the beaches. oe Pe In the second period, Vietoria| highest references, 150 nd by vote of the people at*the electior " is x eee TS 8 8 & Pore A number frequently set |S0t one score and then things be- If WRESTLERS WRANGLEE . jWilitem H. Taft, the former preel- | gan to happen the other way. Van couver ran up six straight before| SAN JOSE, Feb. 26, the final be’ wn on the score card by expert ‘ountants when they have done 100.00) Dollar issue to acta seball was the greate JUNK la = tt hol f m seve Cutler, heavyweight wrestler, today ~ nd issue, but In no reapect to inva twill tinea hole in anywh ‘om seven to ‘ | x pen Tank Co—iil First ave © be vesueabar’ OF entd Tees itmae “ civilizer of modern times os mies b oaiats {rom eeer in| At Portland, the Uncle Sams had|issued| a statement den q “or QS TNs PROPOSITION TWO told the gathering he had seen) (oS you are about to drive|*mough of an edge on Seattle to|George Costello, the St. Paul ale FRAT TUNK if) in eR ena THY, auastion ef authorizing the Port Commission ew uo Filipinos playing baseball n | front that yOUne back of his neck|*ore three more goals than our |pler, because Costello spat "pom te: LAWYERS Danii tae ecrumes for es paroaen a6 the eneaeen nothing on but a mitt. That re-| OUT DA boys. The combination play of |Cutler’s outstretched hand follows: ¢ storehouses, rail and water minds us of some movies wo ° “ aS pjective |te Portlanders was reported as|ing their bout last night. — © OP WCLUNG HT Marion Bim ‘secusunre. pvements on ig Ry oO ORANE _ »2°0 en where some members Nineteenth hole—An objec val proslpet ing the ennanie }One (1). One Hundred Tnion Shore Lands, of the cast didn't even wear a|*0dawater hazard playoc itd ate Se |highball just previous to the long! EBOLA WAY BLINN—Woman lawyer | forth In’ Unit No ? of the Comprehensive Scheme of start | mitt, apparently. WELL TO DO Dem: one: | ec ° ed for t one } To or » | 4 e eward, Leon Ride Main 2781 fn such form as the Port ¢ thel delay, F. C.q@FParr, owner of the lo in a great pleasure for the base- ne teh 4 MOVING AND STORAGE| an of One Hundred co nl Northwemtern league club, has| ball managers to contemplate| Stanford untvereity _etght-oared SEA LE TEAM | OPLE me ViNG ANY Sivs paring + By R at th*| chosen a manager, Nick Williams,) how well the players will act | Orem Worth, jJacomini, Orme, | TT | ington | who led the Portland Colts for| this year, now that the Feds have | 200% 00h Otc ierena, will | Either save or inherit in such | four years, has landed the job. fizzled waters this fom shall hereafter pre-| willimine fa well known in base mt again invade Eastern wa' | money. j teh intl eal ae hall circles up and down the Coast. |The honor system for college base. 7°8" eee . t and household eonds moved. Rast 982 |efore taking over the Portland| ball might be all right {f the stu ion nae been begun | the Seattle team to finish the Your inheritance? RAST team, he caught for the famous| dents didn't have to eat Fig 0 paso edging 0 ao season with it. Frank Foy- : 2 : old San Francisco Seals, He pilot Rs on, Jack Walker, Ed Carpen- : ij PUBLISHED AND | td Portland {n 1911-1213-44. He |Jese Willard is evidently counting| breaking number of apg hat ter, “Cully” Wilson and Harry Make sure of it by save cu Oo, To Se Ne Ene } came near slipping over a pennant| his chicks before they are hed by aol emeicion to com. | Holmes are the ones wanted. ing. We will help you. “ol 9 hatehy en 0 | 2 | P. i ioe OPTICIANS for the Colts in 1 M4 a when he buys a home in) ur? a Systematic canvass of | ‘ be FRatEr FATERSON OPTICAL DEF 136 Incl 10 y oo ¢ | ss ato all the student body in an — jthe ball half of the time, Broad- ke. ep moays ; e- WALLO | tempt to increase the number |way's team work being too much ond 8 were | Ni the | ms. fecond, Red University, © Main toe . ' ; their ¢ | AGGI P jBenny Kauff, who le sadly in need) of'125 men who have already |for them. The final score was 45 Int "i 4% eed! OSTEOPATHIC PHYST-, fais 1 to 200. Ine! i tests ¢ W. S. G. 26 TO 17) the price of te reported to 250. | |to 1 ee: ‘eres: ns ta be principal and interest, to be pald out of the net income -—— ’ . | — ite CIANS AND SURGEONS | trom the improve metpel ap iin cane, the neh acotne shall ner te a While Yale oarsmen will do &) One of the most dependable for- xe prone Kae somes =| clent for tint purpose the remainder shail be payable ous CORVALLIS, Of., Fet The great part of their work 2 New |wards in the clty is Herbert Coupe, UNI N vom — oe ne ee ae ae aid net income and taxes and of creating “ge A }Oregon Ag are at the top of ope ge Haves harbor, wer t Fhe Powe aptein of the Broadway second oO er, Main 3840 oe the payment of the principal and aot of ania « } oe omit contaconne boned Pu ilistic News or less practice early in the spring |team. His playing in the Broad- ~BATENT ATTORNEYS | a» become aus, to be as hereafter prescribed by said Port ¢ Lon iar igh oly egg ama irc g on the new course on the Housa-|way and West Seattle second team SA ver ae » mission standings today 57 tonic river at Derby, Conn. |fame was nothing short of sensa- , 000.00) Dollare of bonds to a the | the walloping they gave Washing d G * Y oe mar ta lt fe last night. ‘The an Ossip to be selected as nearly as may belton State Co! FRED P, GORIN Patet Attor-| "said Twenty Thousand place of a like amount of b mee jtional, Riareball war is fost what Sher | es i'TRUST Cec secured or fee refunded. 101 Central| by average maturities) of the Three Hundred. Thousand ($100 000.00) : Bide Main $085. Free book ilar bona iseue for the Central Waterfront Improvement authorizes |Score Was 26 to Ie man said about any other scrap.| La Fray of the Broadway squad | WR STEVENS formerly 181 and by vote of the people at the election Maren |, After several false starts, dui The annual report of the National|seems to be getting back his lost| OF SEATTLE patent expert, reliable att zation by the people of t ’ bond issue|ing which both teams played off Jeff Smith, who beat Les Darcy,| .ommission for shows that jeye for shooting baskets. His re jow. 1226 Fauntleroy ave Phone West by the people of auth rity of a like a nt of}eolor ball, the Oregoni for, the star Australian boxer, who jact. year the anal received lord for yesterday was seven rcv — sw. aand ($800,000.00) : ay, bot Je ae {and had to-S lead at the |twice won from Eddie McGoorty, L74 and disbursed $48, /goals. ~ | Capital and Surplus $800,008 Sason, Peneieet = 433 Finke Pid PLUMBING end of the first half. In the last half, they scored ten points to af ented, Port wa | fF Washington. during . 2s } e Ar-| Ballard has two of the smallest | » cost forwards ever developed in local| JAMES D. HOGE, President - best men In the world, it Mike Gibbons, the best hie cla $200,000.00) Dott ITION. THRE rizing the Port ¢ war at St. Paul,/mado Marsags case alo PELLMAN CO —Piumbing. m of Fiftee aeand a, rt coax i Pag gy By 3 faint = Thee — 17. Smith, thru his Aus-| $1777.71 high school circles. They are|N. B. SOLNER, a INS CS) een cen ee 0 LO Ss HI S |tralian victories, lays claim to the see Mikkleson, the captain, and Me-| Vi ry ‘rust Officer, tea’ gewiee da tage 7 k ( 7 | DE OR ISES I | middiewelght championship of the | Fifty candidates for the Iill- |Loughin. Both are going to give| patil nga : +13) r Id. His reputation Is good 1916 football . vay | SAYRICIANS AND Ss 10 Tl LE wor g nols university's 00) the Broadway guards all the trou- HOGE BUI So all 3- U H N T mae to make one believe that | team are taking part in the (ble they want next Tuesday in the In the Heart of rags nclal | will make the St. Paul phantom) winter drill instituted = by [roadway gym. District ms DRORATHREN HARRISON—00l Wiath PHILADELPHIA, Feb, 26.—Al ‘extend himeetf. Coach Zuppke. It Is the plan | — ie | ro SOMETHING teach them the rudiments of Dh DALTON—Skin diseas last night for the wor RRMA on championahip. Chas, | 4 ST en TAtaMe 15 GBOl the erent ccummnor gamecin# STORAGE i Sommaeelan ee ea enatare, chalenasr, dv:| = machete | Winter session of six weeks, 90 " warehouse | - feated the 150 to} Willard may gather up | that when the regular autumn ; ior White Bide | year. after thelr 6 129. Ellis points, while | Ten carloads full of yen; practice begins the members ovina eee fer ~ pre. ; | But “earning” all this bally of the squad will have been = years ‘ ‘ any ae years sig ie ae Fa ka well trained In such ground ae, ane ° Is something else again work as falling on the ball, EMPRESS CORNER” Twice Sidtirny itwaneo Main ae | : JOE BIRMINGHAM AND | i blocking opponents, tackling, 130 and 8 p. m. HRE PRRENOLOGISTS ~~ years after their date CLEVELAND SETTLE UP || Five years ago Jess Willard,| ete. SULWIVAN + CONSIDINE PHRE a poeta ndiee $ le . _ —@| farm hand, commanded a wage of dedi npn CLRCU! ” ALL THIS WEEK! H henduea eng Witeriet te Ge nail eal M CLEVELAND, Feb. 26 The | $3 per day as chauffeur of a g The international indoor ice THE HOUSE ri EXITS si ds, princtpal and interest. to be paid out net Income |tong standing quarrel betw Joe] blow in Kansan, Today, aa w skating championship of — the| Se _Mot be suftl- | ptemt am, former mands of | chamy heatywelaht ‘his Tulted States and Canada have| ven 4 of creating ana|the Cleveland American league | ices for 30 minutes of fistic action} been awarded to Pittsburg, Pa, by F ; » prope jelub, and Charles Some ®lare rated at $47,500, He has been|the Western Skating association ‘eatures 2 by ‘sald Port Come | cluy's seh FA gg has sb set-| guaranteed this amount to battle) They will be held February . : 14 Port Com-| tied, Birmingham announced today,| Frank Moran and will be paid at| 28 end he F of bonds to take the| Birmingham's claim against the|the rate of $1 Rivenrainth c a moms, COMEDY * as as may he|club for $20,000 was compromised | ute he boxes, At this speed, Wil US ee ee a : + bond Thousand ($300.000.00) | hy the new owners; The amount |jard, working an eight-hour day Bey fame 6 At th iemingham "received "it" wot outa commana even, ane, ts ¥ figh School Athletics e tistaction guaranteed. 608 Pins, now | working year of 300 days; receive neti ” near Weatlake Market mall - - | 228,000,000 | pAPANAAPDAD ILD PDDLA | MADAM KIRL | NEW YORK, Feb. Serlous | 29 6 BY JIMMY GRANT i, wot | training work preparatory to his) Honey Mellody, the old Chicago|, It remained for the Ballard five | RO a THAT, at ania [10-round fight with Frank Moran, | | favarite-when ha made sefeationsl (to pull the Digte rprise of the | GEORGE LEE AND HIS ; oc wns pomais March was begun today by | batties as a welterweight, has gath- jocal basketball seasc TheeShin . A . ; wee tekeaien trom Pe a7) |p. mivand that. jean Willard. With Walter Mona-| ered a formidable stable of boxers |rie Weaver team outplayed Queen | fill BEST VAUDEVILLE ¥ Girls! Girls! Girls! the eradie to grave. , Ve from the hour of ban and Jacl Hemple as hie chlet | together in Boston and is think: | Anno thruout the entire kame, AMERICA "3,2" what business you : t, the hour g! . , P sparring partners, the avy weign of touring the Eastern and x the lead at the 8! and keep- 4 ron POR THE PORT OF § " ng ing the lea es eee tie ee be ROMEME MRIDOrS. Te paclae,, | champion set to work on his task.| Middie Western states with them. |ing it to the end. Ballard won the SIX OTHER ACTS P you will marry, eat- —< | Attest:—C. BE. REMSRERG, Its Se ry. | —— 4 | Honey handles them In all classes.|came by keeping the ball away : Yee and esisine love affairs ana| Dated this 16th day of February, 1916 | be ands Gere ag eae Ragas Fe Sr Loughin were the stars son and Mc for Ballard, while O'Neil was the shining light for the hill school was 29 to 19 ‘ie 6 TEN BEST STALLIONS SELL FOR $696,000 The sale of Peter the Great 07%), at the age of 21, for $50,000, has stirred up much discussion over prices paid for blue-blooded horses. In the his tory of trotting horse breeding, only test stallions have brought $50,000 or over, The list of 10 best sellera marketed for $696,- 000 follows Arion, 2:10% Axtell, 2:12.. Director, 2:1 The Har'ter, 2 Red Wilkes Anteeo, 2:16% family troubles, reunites the separated, | — seis Seiea "ie mee te Comte taned exer, FOR WOMEN ONLY, LEACH CROSS THRU } money of no money. Permanently lo- Dr. Sanderson's Cotton) NEW YORK, Feb. 26,—Leach | 4) rated at © Union Root Pills, the well known ' DISD nnn and. reliable remedy for| Cross is thru, he announced today 16—Agents Wanted | reEM TROUBLES AND This time bhi retirement is for ARITIES, Cure | LOCAL REPRESENTATIVES cae. | KNOW THA canes in 8 to 10 days. Price Improper measures rather 1m little epare time SAVE YOUR TEETH OHIO CUT RATE DENTISTS 207 Untversity St. Opposite Fraser-Patereon Teeth extracted absolutely witheet pain free from 8:80 te 6 p m. daily, e@rhe final s¢ | TAncoln staged a comeback with Franklin as the victims. Coach Allen of the Green Lake school tried a new combination, and tt worked to perfection, Tevis was shifted to guard, and two new men, Eckman and Vaux, were given & chance at forward. Tevis was the {individual star of the game, mak Jing six fielg-goals, and keeping his |man from “annexing a point ten Json was the star for Franklin, }making all of their 13 points, The final score was | . That Seattle has the finest |[ billiard parlor in the world? Come !n and see. $2 per box, « for $5, mailed in plain wr r. Hours, 9 to 12. 1 to than disease are often the cause Sundays, 11 to 1, Main 1 ot ong standing troubie. KAYMOND KEMEDY 60. Room 4, Hotel Antlers, 4th and Union CURES MEN Old or young men, victims of 1 |somnia, weakness from any ca nergy or vitality, unfit for b are quickly cured by PIERCE’S SEXOID es for BROWN & HULEN Second and Spring Third Floor T treat alt DIO DERS OF 000 000 000 000 000 000 Broadway had an easy time with} Coment Filling, 260, for rete at, DONAWAY Rell Boy, 2:19%...... : 61,000 [|the West Siders, Minus the ser-| Nothing but ti oa aoa 4 Lh erentou), 1:11. * \ 60.000 paige fe tase 4 Sat oe pistes Amalgam Fillings. .80¢ to $1.00 Best gola Crowne. niow ne : eGregor, . 60,000 |] st. school started to roll up py Gola Alloy Filit a oot Bridgowerke Office “Hours m. to ® p.m. | fe : Poter the ( 207%. 50,000 fias soon as the 1 whistle dvdriirininaes Sada bo Foon ol Star Want Ads cover the North: | Pa ie ah oe Examinations Free, te West Seattle could not see blew.