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Benjamin Franklin's
Advice
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now, while you are young. *o
that you have plenty for old
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be OB* of the greateat liolj-h to
you.
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AT THE
Angeles Cafe
1422 24-26 First Avenue
Our 25c Regular Dinner
—AND—
Our Special 50c Chicken
Dinner
Berved from 11 a. m. to 8 p. 1.1.,
Are Unexcelled ir. Seattle
Oyatera. Dungeneas C.aba, Flan,
Steaka and Chop*
FR BE —LATEST MOTION
PICTURES— FItKE
Vocal and inatrumental Concert
Aftarnoona and Evaninga
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DENTISTRY
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tlful nwdKf'l or rant aluminum or . that awful punlahmeirt
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and the low*r I'. * not rock tik< 1 , r " }'\ ~ hH •"•■h l"u*iclna ,f
pott on the "''a In a storm 1 J • 1, « * rI v #••§ a per won Into i
W« uae the Alveo-Ncuro Su'tlori * ,r,# " rr,| tion to ttilnk .about.
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i The torturoe from tooth effraction
mi ri «>->» Imm \\riit v. in lif U
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do not co»pare with thip m llaturbcd by the efctr ,- •»>.«c on#ra
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t*' tar. from tM ;i * urn! d»-nf •« ■r. vrorld t! tnl y » ♦ ••
can*. •orc««pt a« to the ra«t Impro <* 2'alnlaaa ISitrMtloa by tha'Alvao
ti. "lit In th' i• I beauty, ► .»j U/ » tn#f| <|
*nd contour of fii'-lal lift** <> *>rr reputation ir.d ef.ndlr.tr \<
•sttreaelon the natural teeth r>i ■/%]' Matyl# would Oft MH 1
and they are if anln* ianltary Hon r»f thin moat wondet t*
and fi' n from * orroalva odor, r.iu-i without knowlnK Hn virtu*** a*
Inr h i hr< r't nCfofltK
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Naw to the world cam a the ideal without charge
' 1 MU PArNIIVTII—I'art down and
scientific udj«iHtment, preservative, hai>j/ica In payment
Albany Cut-Rate Pentists
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Time's Coming, Writes Uncle Dud, When Ball Players Will Be Mollycoddles
By J. Campbell Cory
. I can't help harking hack, up
on occaalona. to the day* when
baaeball wua a truly atrenuoua
liame; when It took nerve untl
genuine rouriM to piny up to
the standard of tho old time
fan.
And ao It chanced, uixm a
recent evening when th«
Colonel and myaelf had com
fortably adJUHled ouraelvea In
a coay corner at the club, that
I rather enjoyed the dear old
fello«'a peaalmlatlo chatter
along thoae llnea
"It all make* lue »lck. my
boy. thla poppycock about train
ing aeaaona. training ramp*
and Ruch latter day rot! he
anorted, when I had gently led
him around to the topic nenreat
to hta heart. "Why, what In
heaveu'a name do they have to
train for nowadayaT They're a
bunch of molly coddle* and pink
tea dudea, these ball playera of
today!
"Do* a a huaky young
athlete have to train In
order to atop a ball with a
hair m*tlr»*a? Muat ha be
physically groomed and
mentally nurtured ao that
ha may learn to hit a bal
loon with a baae flddlaf
"Why *11 thla clamor about
a professional bonehead t>a
cauee h* ran lw> trust ml to at
tempt a throw from ono baae
to another with a fair dvgiue
MAM OR MOO, LUTE 7
AN EDITORIAL BY THE SPORTING EDITOR
Search pugilistic history and what do yoti flndT
You Tnd men who have suddenly Jumped from semi obscurity
Into world prominence. lositi« their sense of proportion tor any
other sense they may have poeeeesed), traveling with willing
feet a slimy road and sopping up wine, to the tuneless laughter
of vampire*. .
Ever since the first hssvywslgbt champion, msn, apparently
sana In every other wsy, have become the victims of the dsgenee
ats crew that always flocks about a successful pugll.st
This Idolatry has turned the hardeet heads It has found It*
victims among the moat wonderfully sculptured brutes that hav*
lived. It haa wrecked the finest constitutions given <»od mad#
men. and pulled down nearly every champion since Htilllvan s time.
The scum which gather* around the champion is the sc«n at
Sodom. It Is tl»s same unclean crew which made Pompeii a cess
pool of Immorality snd degeneracy, before the aahes settled over
It forever like a shroud.
No new champion has heeded the bold danger signal left by
his predeeeaaor. „ _
We have now a aew heavy weight champion Uither Mc< Arty.
He Is a boy. not yet SI. Today ho Is flattered and Idolised, wheew
before he waa uneeen *ll» is receiving the worship sceorded
former champions Ills head will probably be turned He will,
perhaps, change from the smiling, friendly boy. and become the
egotistical, overbearing champion
His retinue may become "gentleman sports" with ple'horte
bank rolls .and the vamp re women who flock to each u«w idol.
If McCifty la MAN enough to kick out thla leprous crow,
and keep on klrklnit them out a* fast aa they appear. ha will lx»
the HHJtJKST champion the world haa ever known
If ho tar a. "1 am enticed to • o<">!> TIMK after beating thiMie
fellows," and hla (•<K»I) TIMK consists of a carouao with wine
buyer* and a saturnalia with vanipire women to gra'lfy the baa at
in bla make up. then lie la merely ANOTHER champion.
To MeCsrty ia g>ve»: the choice of being a MAN er a MOO.
If for no other reae« n he should iboos* the first, that he may
leave 30 months-old Cornelia Alberta aa Inheritance which will
not make her banc haa- head In shame, an dto br nn joy to the
little wife who struggled to support hla baby ila<i«hter, la ' Patty"
Howard's saloon restaurant In Moorhead, Minn
Which do you choose to be, McCartyt
MAN or HOO?
BASKETBALL
Trinity M. K basketball team
waa defeated by the Flrat Paptlsta
In an uneven conteat Sa' irday
night. 31 to 10. Clauaen of the Bar*-
Mat a located the baakct for JJ
points. Nelson of the Trlnl'y broke
up an unusual number of Trinity
plays.
a e •
Queen Ann» Christian basketball
ers best the Fremont Baptists In a
well played game at the Plymouth
gym Saturday night. 33 to HI.
BREAK BIKE RECORD
Piper and Taft havo tecelved
<vord from Loa Angeles that Lee
Mumlaton. driving an Excelsior,
j lowered the world s reeord for the
' mile to 38 seconds, and bettered
the 100-mile record seven minutes
Humlaton made 100 mile sin 6H
j minutes, 1 2-5 seconds. The pre
vious record waa held by Jake D»
Hosier.
PROMINENT MEMBERS of tbo
Interrolleglate Athletic association,
among them Coach Qulnn of Har
vard, are in favor of abolishing the
hammer throw aa an event. They
plan to substitute the javelin throw
of the 56-pound weight throw for
•hla more dangerous event.
IT IS said that the veteran, Jim
Sheckard, will be relca«ed by Pr«»-
Ident Murphy and that the Cubs
will depend upon Schulte, Clymor
and Mitchell In the outfield.
TUB BOSTON Braves ar> to
play an exhibition game <inrlnK
their spring tour »K.ilri*i ;in all
<J«*orgta lum, to b" or - mixed by
Ty Cobb and Nap Kiicfc> r
A FUTI'KK OUTMKLDKK. KlioM THE COL«ONKI,B HI.ANT
of certainty that he won't throw
tt over the grand aland or cai*
ota It off the stomach of aa In
a in ■ r-TTTr~~*~ **
SPORTOBITS
FOR BUSY BUGS
IF VIC M I.AtSI.KN we* aa gainr
aa !.«« Croft, be d be a champion
"FIGHTING" DICK HYI.ANDB
faih"r died the other day In San
Fnuiciao*.
JOB JEANNETTE has been one
of the moat consistent wlnnera
during the year Just closed.
IT IS estimated that 22.000 Chi
nese phcaaanta were killed In Yal:-
Itua county during the 16 days' open
season. The supply Is plentiful.
ZBYSZJCO IS «Ull winning
matches.
FRAN KItFED Is lh»> only ono
artned wrestler In the business.
ANDY MAUTIN snvs he would
llkn to meet Carl Neleon In n
straight match, or h i will bv kle
Prank Riley In n handicap.
UNIVERSITY OF Chicago track
men havo started practice for the
Indoor season. Twenty candidates
responded to the first call Issued by
Coach Htngg I'roapecte for a |
championship I'nm arc not good.
JOHNNY BVERS says nig J»ff
Teareen will he th<« greatest of
tbem all but Mathewson. "That old I
fallow." xnvx Johnny, "would be a I
good pitcher If he had to UM j
crutches."
WHIN Mm IK)NI.AN trill th»M.
i'hllllea It will make hi* alifh Na
tlouiil l»aKU* berth. The Thn» , |
I>lan baa playod with IloitUm, New!'
York, Cincinnati, I'tttnliuric and Ht.
l<oula. He wan also a tin'mber of
the llaltlmore club In Ibo American
I "««uo.
TUB FAN who brought milt
- i • r i,. !. ; \ "n0 f.»r !
not Ix-lrift allowed to «<■<■ a Ka.me for '
which be had boaght a UckM place*
a large "abwntoe" value on the |M»r- |
fornmnce of tho champion*. He
would ne»f>r have paid that much
for admlaalon.
Mt'OOflY M'ORAW Hnlma that |
iho Hod Bo* will lower than I
third providing Ihoy K<>l a good
ratnhwr.
r.t'CK O'llßll' N find a rhnnre to
ko i>n lb* hilt he l>alK«-rl at
iho olfw. Wry nntural.
TALK IIAB admitted thomjperlor
of the I*: or< 11 mhr >< iuk Htroka l«jr
inloptlnlc It for fho r<i;»tt.'i with
Harvard ouxt »<a»<>u. ,
I,A RWK KIHHY I* third Olant j
|ilay«T to hoar from a court Kirby i
liaa beoii Bin'# fur liri a< h.of prom- |
iae. °
OHYON, t.nMi. „f 'h%
Carllxli- Indian*, Ik mitt to li a
rival to .llm Thorpe aa an all round I
athlete. H*> in h new hi.hi at Car !
Hale, and Warner. who developed
Thorpe, ha* taken hi in In hand i
with the Idea of ruakliiK him u
world-beater.
THE STAR MONDAY. JANUARY IS. 1913.
nocent policeman a hundred
feet back of the left foul llnef"
"Thlnisa wore different In
WELTER TITLE
OF NORTHWEST
ATSTAKEFRIDAY
With both boys working bard to
be In the best of condition for their
bout nest Friday evening, either
l.onnle Aualln or Itanny O'llrien
will pluck the much kicked about
welterweight championship title of
the Northwest
One of the beat fights to be Been
around Heat tie for many month* la
anticipated when these two clew
fighter* fac® each other
Tbe Ansftn-O'Hrlen go Is »o no
the main event of the Austin *nd
Halt smoker at Dreamland.
Another match to which fans are
looking forward with Interest 1*
the Prenchle Valae Hilly William*
go Wlltlam* was featherweight
champion of the Northwoa' In 1910.
Vslsa Is a Kent<>a hoy who ran
take all kinds of punishment, and
'who packs an awful wallop.
Tommy Clark meeta t.il Mc.Veli
of port Orchard In a f. i:
battle Other bouta on the fIP
• re; ( barley (ilveua va. la-o <,*
rter. Harry lllshop vs Ployd flood
man. and Prank Shand rs Al Kd !
■on.
HKNVKR ED" MARTIN la,
thinking seriously of reluming to
the ma* game. can t g. t a »'*•(>.
bo I might Just a* well go into ttw
wr>-Mllng budnrss for «noil. I
think I can rnaka good al wrestling
If I can gvt the right kind of an In
•tractor " Maytin uyi he going u>
a«k Prank Hlley to rlre him a few
lessons. The colored man'a
matt-he* here with Jacl; are
atill talked almat aa the best (hat
ever happened In this city.
PRANK CIIANOU think* Al Pal
ler la a mighty nice follow.
irnwrßtin IBTHWHI
They're the Talk of the Town
rniKFIIM Today, All Week
lULIjLUIu and Next Sunday
I The Celebrated Motion - Pictures of
THE 1912—=
Pendleton Round-Up
A -r- J Showing All the • .
of Th i■ Wo.itlcrf ul !
First Time in Seattle on "Lonft Tom I
" LET 'ER BUCK"
; COLISEUM
OUR >l«y. Colonel," I prompted.
"MfferentT Why, back la
the early Kile did you over eee
• ralchnr wenr n worn pillow
on 111* huiid or a muttreaa *11
over hi* front uluvatlon or ar
mor plate on hi* iliitiN?
"No! <>f course not; not
even n meek. iny hoy' MMi
«T* and outfielder* alike playnd
with Imrn hand*, mid a meruit
couldn't even K«t n try nut If ha
I "id a airalKht ringer on either
pawl
"Ah!" tii«> Colonel,
•iKtiHllux ihe waller for afiolb»r
round, "Ah, Dudley, my friend.
tho»> wnr* the happy day*!"
After a few reflective *l|ia
fWilli til* raplmilHhcd Klaa*. (he
oillltnut old tinier returned
"KvarythUut »boi« U»e icntne
today teiida toward aiitomalln
or merhanteal baarliall, and
the time t* comma if we con
tinue to drift, where It will lie
all,lit Ml imcltliiK for a at'ecta
tor to lix»k ai a* the machinery
of u (team laundry In operation.
"If I live for * few mora
yaara. I fully en pact to •••
fielder* (topping low hit
balta with a ai* foot larigth
of fence board and fielding
lh«m with a machine gun
or a illnyahot Outfielder*
will catch fhae In a dip net
whit* lolling In a wheel
chair propelled by a colored
valet, pltchere will be Ml
rled from the field after
one tnnlng'e work, and
packed in medicated cottun
POOR OLD BATTLER!
JUST HARK TO THIS
Hr l>nnMt Nm, i Wl»
CHICAOO, Jan IS — Instating
that he la aa good aa In the days
when he defeated Joe (Jans. Hal
tllnjf Nel Hon, former lightweight
champion. I* today en route to
Ynungstown, 0., to *ee itonesetter
He.iee friend of the ball player*, to
have hit baud* mende<l
Nelson's fighting loola were In
• uik sltapa that he waa compelled
to cancwl aeveral matches
Asked why he did not retire, Nel
*on »«ld:
"I ha*.. got to fight 1 n»ed ihe
money and flvhting is the only way
I can get ft"
TEDDY COMES BACK
I .OB A.VolCrl«r Jan n.-fM
feat<-d In the first heat Saturday
In the record time of 3« t i, Teddy
Tetilaff reversed affair* by tak
Ing two straight heal* against
Harney oidfleld yesterday Tot
*l«ff'a lime for the first heat was
3* 1-4. In the final heat Oidfleld
e*perlrnc«d engine trouble, Tal
tlaff taking the heat In 41.
IVIII Magone drove five miles In
3 minute* I&3S seconds. smashing
the record by 12 seconds. The
mee- waa tbe first to be held by
the uewly organ.ted Western Au
tomobile association.
KKNNKTH NAHM, the former
Hrown university shortstop signed
by the Cleveland club last season,
and afterward sent to Toledo, will
rejoin the Naps at the spring train
ing g minds in i'enacola. PU
WW.TP.R A CORCORAN. Be. r -
tgry of the Conversation learue,
going <m tjj«i at are "Corkejr" is
said to lie aono a. tor. Come tot
think about It. he looks comethlng i
like a performer '
batting for three daya, at
tended lit tumptuoue luxury
by a breathleaa retinue of
trainer*. maaaeura, pul-
motor operator* and train-
Ed nuraea
"And atwmld he hare chanced
to pitch a hit lea* inning, the
tdg roughneck'* portrait will be
OREGON WOLFF
DEFENDS TITLE
IN GREAT RACE
PORTI«AND, Or, Jan. 13 Ply-
Inic acron* the finishing line lliri 1 *
mile* ahead "f If• nearest rival, the
Orogon Wolff, driven by Johnny
Wolff. Munday am • eesfully defend
ed Its free for all Pacific coast
chuiDplonahlp title.
Tl>« Hwnvtk*. of Ore Eon. threa
miles to the rear, craahed Into a
log at fh» 1-. mile turn, and Capt.
Mlliod Hmlih had to run her
aabor* The third spaed craft In
th» race ww tha Vamoose, over
which the Hwnsllka had a half mile
margin up until the lime of the
accident. At theh 6V4 mile turn,
with the Wolff loading 'he Vamoosa
by 201) >ard». and the Swastika by
600 yarda. the Vamoose suddenly
ahot aahore. with flames pouring
from the exhniiala.
The Wolff* average time »«a
42 5 mll«a an hour.
RED WATSON BITES
OFF TOUGH PIECE
8V N KHANCIHCO, Jao 13 —That
l(ed Watson the lo» Angel -s light
weight, will have bis bands full
neit FVlday night when be meets
Herb Whit* of Stockton. Is the
opinion of fight eiperts hero today
This will be a return engagement,
tha last bout bet ween the men,
fought In Stockton a few weeks ago,
■ ••suiting In a draw
Johnny O'l.eary. the Nonbwest
em featherweight, will make his
f.<rat • ppenrance in Han Pranclaco
at the same show, l»elng matched
with Manuel Vlerra of Oakland.
JOE RIVERS MEETS
CROSS TUESDAY
NKW YOKK, Jan 13 I loth
l>-arh Cross, the fighting demist,
and Joe Rivers of lam Angeles, fin
ished training today for their IV
round battle before th« Kmidre
Athletic club here tomorrow night
Tha men are reported lo excellent
shaj-e, and s fast bout !• expected.
YOUN'tJ JACK O'BRIEN waa the
busiest Inner during 1912.
blazoned on every *p<»rtlng
PitK" In thl* broad land!
""Training ram pa! I'lffloJ
•Jive uin *<>m« good, old faiih
lonud baaeball!"
Upon this we ailently touch
ed Klna*"*, upeii'laO them, and,
arm tii arm, went foitb Into tlie
night,
Seattle Theatre
Third and Cherry Phone Main 43
Second Big Week
BAILEY & MITCHELL
PRESENT
for the first Time
at Popular Prices
GIT-RICH
QUICK-
WALLING-
rORD
From the Stories by
GMj^eßandolpl^h^
The Best Comedy
Hit of the Season
BARCAINNIGHI
TONIGHT
Any Reserved Seat .... 25c
I
Don't Miss This Production
————— ———————
Evening Pricw, Except Monday, 50c., 30c, 20c
Matinee*, Thursday. Saturday, Sunday, 25c
Special Bargain Night Monday 25c
i " : • '-J
NEXT WEEK- I
The Third Degree!
I d llk«- to decant a bit of
prattle right here 'onoern.rig
tin- modern banchall hero an an
addition to dramatic art, hut,
upon *«■< ond thought, I h<>lle»*
It Mill, .11 juati<-« to dfc
ant a t -i le, re<|ulr« a chapter
to llaelf,
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The Seattle star. [volume], January 13, 1913, Page 2, Image 2
About The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947

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The Seattle star. [volume], January 13, 1913, Page 2, Image 2
About The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947