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Waa Young"
If you think you are serving the finest whiskey, test
Golden Wedding beside it. You inatantly recognize
its superior qualities in its mellowness, and smooth,
mild, rare flavor.
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i tainted fll
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never I'iiimi before. cTP ai\i n I
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' *
finr-t Ky and liarlcy Malt, under imvrrn
mcnt supervision. ' j
Hut (.olden Wedding is different from or
dinary whiskey.
It i- made by a formula and proccu that NS*
keep the wonderfully mellow quality al> . J"'j|
Intel; unlainted all tin way through.
"Made Differently" E » r ,8 «
oFINCh'S GOLDEN WEDDING NYE
Bottled in Bond. • °
For Sale at all Aronson Stores.®
Main Store 104 106 First Ave. S. Main 86.
Yes, Indeed, Osg'ar Is a Fairly Good Weather Prophet
'NOTHER MATCH? NO CHANCE!
AD WANTS ALL THE MONEY
My I'hllml l»*a—4 W ir«
SAN FRANCISCO. FVb. 25.-
Chancea tor anotb" r M urphy-Wol
•aat flicht here In the near future!
ur# not very bright Promoter Jim
Coffroth hiu announced i.«Uy that
hi* I* auxloua to brIDK the boya to- 1
aether attain. but \Volt;.iat »iml«
ft to Murphy'a fl. while tbu llur-
Icnllii la d< minding as big a sllrv
tta the imr Wolfiai t *
"The boya may come to their
HA! OUR VARSITY
BOYS COME BACK
The Washington State College
hauketUali flye iadic to Srfttlln
Monday for * with the
Varsity, bringing along u perfect
record of nmo game* »»n mid none
lost.
Just to ithow that tht-y had no rv*-
g|>ect for "pwfwl rpitirdt." the
Varsity Inns last night fill*-<l in a
figure one in th» ' 1..' roliimn for
the I'ullnian boy*
The loc-ils cased lia*ke*s for 17
points while the Pullman hoy* were
running up 13. VV S C. started off
at the jump by placing the Insll in
the iron ring twire, but from this
period on the Varsity (toys had the
lead Captain H>ler. .4avave and
ninrhi>r starred for the locals
aad Anderson for the visitors. II?
the defeat of the I'ullnian Varsity
must still be considered a conten
der for the tille. The sutne teams
play at the Varsity gym again t«>-
nlght.
A SAD RECOLLECTION
Mayor Hefner of Martin. Tex .
says the people down there
have arranged an e*i» Hal treat
for the Olants nn tin day of
their arrival In the way of mov
ing pictures of (be Utc world s
series. This Is certainly enter
prise, but. somehow, there
s-cm* 10 lie a doulit as to
whether tbia will Ue such a
pleasant reception
MAY BE WORTH MORE
William H Taft. professor of law,
lii.Oofl a year; Howard Jones, fool
hall coach. 14.000 a year.
Thews are the two pew entrlfa
to go uiioii the boo Ii a of Vale uni
versity within a fe* moiuhs I'ro
tessor" Taft, with a 16 year recor<l
as distinguished alumnus and mas.
tcr of law. will get bui 11,000 a year
more than Coach Jones, four years
j.i gridiron hero and jus? five years
; out of college.
senac* In time," uid IVffroth
llo»i vcr. I ilon't want in ii<> broke
promoting thla match and will not
meet lb lr term* utile** th< y are
mure it-iMmnble."
Murphy .iml Jim lluckloy, Hl*
malinger, eipect to leave (or the
Kul today. Wo! Kant will tinner
here for a f> w dnya and wilt then
return to I'oitland.
It th ■ match la arranged the l>o>a
will meet li»re aome time In April.
, 5
••BOWLERS
Th»» proved 100 much for
th*> IMilton* tin (lio HUinarrk ul
\*y* Monday night, th« fomo-r win
ntn# two nut of three. Cnpl Hrn it •
Kin*, of *h« Itnum, ml aim! thn l«*ni;u»
rt*cord by Ikjwlluk 266 for « ningl*'
XftOlft,
ha/jit* SSS &|0 1.705
511 60! 1 i I.•>!»*
Tuckor-I Inn font thr«<« took two
out of tltr«»« trim (ho S- in«tar«l Kur
nlture (V> Moa<|av titiclit
Tin k.f Ifit for.! 15 «I 3 r»3."5 -1.651
Ht«ir»«ljir«J Pur. .569 523 13) 1,&3 I
On«* l«* ifoe Katun mt<l n *i«h ittl
murh will In* pi A) ml on tho* Hit
nmrck Alleys tonight. The ln*iti*r
Mortonii will meet tln* Nation*!
Hunk of Comnifrcc Chandler and
Lulu will m«**t ftllltbwrrow 4i» 1
Roger*.
OVERALL DECLARES
HE WONT PLAV FOR
BEGINNER'S SALARY
LOS ANGELES. Tsb —
Orval Overall Is jubilant over
being reinstated by the nation
al commission, but Is not go
ing to give up a good job for
a poor on*.
"I have submitted my terms
to Evert and Murphy, and I e«
pect to hear from them with a
contract in a few days." said
Overall today. "I am not go
ing back into the game to he
gin at the bottom, and have
made it plain to thsm that I
shall expect a good salary. I
named the amount in my let
ter. If they agree, all well and
good, I will report for spring
training Otherwise not. I
em justified In my stand be
cause If I fail to make good
they can release me. If I do
make good I will be worth
more that I am asktrg."
BAKER TO SPOKANE?
There In gome chance that .!«>*•
linker, the pitcher, may l>*<ome a
member of Si>oh*ne'a twilling d>■
part men t thla »ea*on. Ho far Je*a
ha« failed lo attach hi* name in a
contract ter.rlereil hy Cil Kw I IK,
and aa Kwmg la under oblkaUon*
to *• il l Cobn a lot of material Ihla
year. It look* like tinker may be
sent to Ibe Indiana. ivwlim ha*
already *«tii Hill Yohe and .V 1 Hon
ner to Hpokane.
SEPULVEDA SIGNS
Hcpiilvwla, the Ihiv catcher
who performed on the Vancouver
rlub lust *ea*oh. hax *in»< <1 it con
tract with flii- Han Pninrluro elul>.
Kor awhile the youthful haekatop
wa* it holdmtt.
MEET ON MARCH 14
The dale of the trlanKular track
meet between the I nlverally of
Wa«hiriafon. .Seattle Athletic dub
and National Munrd*. ha* been
moved up to March H The meet
Waa *< hedulcd for Keb. i*. but
when the official* of the |'
met Moßdit) and decided u> call off
| h»*lr Indoor which wa* to
have tak u place on tin- I Ith, the
trlanKular official* decided In ad
vance to that date. Thla will «ive
nil tile n'hletea who will partici
pate In the n>< "i a chance to «et
| In In iter condition.
ZYBSZKO IS THROWN
llv l*. i». .1 I'rm l,ru<Hl Wfr»
'I IK A(i(), Feb 25 Kor the
llr*i time since (loich turned the
j trick iwo >ear* hko Btan (alalia
Zhjrazko »;i* thrown Monday nlnhi
! i otiMtaw !.#• Marin pinned the I'ule
to tin' mat in a handicap malch.
/In*/Kt, had u r.Mii to throw both
!.«• Marin and Raymond l'a*rau In
au hour. Ia 1 Marin secured n fall
! In 24:10.
HOWDY DO, NEWTON?
President lones, of the North
~r I' .iksiu- li't > a|i|»>mi. i| I
1 Newtoo Cnivii. a Hpokiin<• Hpoit
I wjfllt'r. official rtlafiailcliin of the
league.
YAI» ari'DKNTS lire .Intel
over appointment of Howard lone*
an football roach.
• II
TUB (JlN'i 'INNATI ItKflH will
I "tart, on Ihclr iralnlnn nip Thur*
j day.
THE STAR—'TUESDAY. FKHRUAKY 25. 1913. o
* *
* VARSITY MEN TO MEET *
* Y. M C. A. GRAPPLERS *
I# Next B:ituiday wreallera a
* from the Vunilty and local V, *
* M. C. A grapplera will hold a *
1 * mi i'l Coach lionaMfiii, at *
* the unl»er*iiy. la having hi* *
* tllen tur.i out dally, nnd la *
* t<u'hlnß tliem tunny new *
t liolila. *
* March -2 the I' i f \V mat *
a art lata will meet I'ullman at *
a I'ullman t). A t' areatlera *
a- will come here March I" to *
* tangle with the college boya. *
a Th« Var«ity bova will com *
* pleie their wri ttlinr' for thla a
a year whin they nim l be Se a
* attle Atlibtlc club April I. *
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BAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 2S —Ad
Wulcut, otic# ote of the irrilMl
IlKhtwelxbt flKbtera the world ha*
ever known. h.tm demonxtrntod thjkt
h" h:n *hot bis '" It ami lit i! he I*
iimi!}- it "HAS lIKKN II" pr«>i«»d
It IK hen he fought Niitl huh lleHrd
lij" Hailem Tommy M>ll !>)■> in a
rond r nttut JnM mi lili- of Sin
Kritfu l» -o on \\ a»hliiitti>u'» birth
day
The ri>f»f»» mill-.I the rißhi a
dr*» Ho <111 n f«w of ttse ' iport
iuK . (parts' it (h« rin*i>l<l*. but In
the final Afiilyiii of thi* Imtllc.
Mwrphy won. no! drrltfMjr, but
• ill Jnat I In- Mnic Mix tularin n
wore cleaner. be hit w.Ui *r**ntrr
»•*< U'»c> bin deft n»e wn better
Our idea of ncthlnq at all—The bad player who doesn't drink a
drop all winter. work* like a Trojan at the aprln* traluliis camp and
then alarm off on u auniiuer'a ipmr on the op-ninn day.
• • • • •
List Ownie Bufth *• a new member of the Good to Hi»-Parcntt club.
• • • • •
The manager'* threat to the holdout I* about a* Important at the
holdout a thnat to the muw*r.
I* the owner of a franchlae In a CUes D league a baaebfll magnate
or a common «r Kardtn varletv of a smoker?
• • • • •
What'a become of the good old champs who uaed to come to town
and i Iter II" to any man wm» could Mand up for four round*?
o*ooo
On the apeclal train de lu«r that will convey the White Sox to Cali
forii i for the aprlliK work. Mmnwr (,'ulUbaii Kill take along baesballs,
lenuin Italia .iitd itiedli ine balls. Ki>r the accommodation of hla par
tli ular auesta, <)«n> r ttumlakey *111 have a larße aupply of high balls.
Kut him up. Jack.
WONDERTUL RECORD.
I>r Oro. jwwkct. billiard
rbamploti. In 23 yaara haa loat
only fittir niatchfa. He haa
b<Hii bea't-n acvpral llitii'H In
lournamctnt*. but haa bwn
almoal Invlnrlblo In mali<hf>a
Ills flrat ili'ft'Ht wan by Pow
er* at Hardtiia'! hall. New
York, May S to 10. IKV. Pour
year* later Claarwater b.-al
lilin In a contcat at PlttNburK.
Nor. 2 |o 4 l„ 1X99. In alx
nlKhla' com pot Hlon at 150 balls
ea«h nl|ilit at Matirlctt rtnly's
In New York. J rrome Koo«h
beat him. I>f< Oro'a laat de
feat in a muich t«K>k plara at
HI. l-otlla. Nov. I« to 18. 190 S.
when Huealon won the chuni
ploimhlp fr m him
lli fore one of the lati'.eat crowds
ever assembled at a noccer Rame
at Woodlanil park, the lialnlera anil
fellies foiiKht In the second round
for the Mi Mlllun trophy Rundat
\'<hittan kicked otl for the Orttena
iiKalnat the wind and the sun. The
Celtic a It ft win* recelvln*, rushed
down the field. Ilrebnerss' finish
IriK effort I'oliik easily cleared by
I'!,- lireena' ciiatoilian from the kick
off Anderson not puliiK and racltiK
tlilon i; Ii all opposition, heat Thon>|>
on with .1 llghtniuK shrtt. Kven
play followed. Just before the In
terval, Palmore. when lieaittlfullv
placetl, barely inlaaed lht>K'>al. Half
time arrived, with the score one to
nothlßC in lavor of the t'olt'ca.
The aecoud half aturltd with n ,
rualiaway by the Oreena. Antler ,
Hon, who was playliiK n hard-work
ItlK name, belti(! lobbed by MaHlitr
. ii at a ( rßlcul luonienl. The Ital
nlera, with tlitdr wi ak team, were
pnttlni{ up a splendid hntile. Prank
Kelly helped to relieve the tension
with a hui?« punt that aet the Hal
nlera' forewunla motion. Some
pretty combinations followed, only
to be spoiled by the hall falling 1
harmlesnljr over the bar. With five I
minutes left to play, Hrebner scored ,
nuil placed thu result beyoniT
doubt. I
Firsr PHOTOGRAPH FROM
WOLGAST-MURPHY BATTLE
nn<l In the fine point* of 111'- Kami 1
in- peered Vk..iica*t'» *up«rlor.
•{■■pealedly VVolicasl alammcd In
punch after punch to Murphy's
MlMl, only to be Mt Vttk a
»ml|« and * return punch. Whiie
the blow* of the "i-champlon
•< mill ti be powerful, they bad
: o more rfffrl tijion Murphy than
tbry would have had upon a
dummy
Then he lapsed Into alienee «« be
watched the m*rve|<m» work of the
New Viirk boy. who hlmiuiu d punch
»ft« r puneh to lh« he ld uf tho one
time world'* champion On twooc
ra»loii:4 Murphy had Woh***' daxeil,
•nd Tom Jotie* )( l|«'d and howled
ai hla meal tlrkrt and changed hla
d'nmend to th«' olber hand for I nek.
How Drugs WrecK the Nerves
HOW NATURE CURES j
K »r> dose «f drug* tha' \ou tak<» Into vour aloma h Wa know how to apply It the rt*ht way, and tfett^j
1"" time you kill p.nor an * h „ ur m9t ha* puch a V(t ,„tned (ft*
••« ith ilft>n<»ua druaa v >U
nr* hurt In*' ihrm an<l an y ne run -re that in ti- I v *i»owled«a throua* many yaara of l«
•tt-ndy fliHilnff.* >«ar MVtNMM fyntotn will < <»mpl«-t«l) dtMHM with flMtrtetlf, and we • j>■*:iMrt
l>rok'ti down b#nefll of It
W»ak n"nM r*qulr» new |if«- !f th»*re
Jl"''. l ' " K * """y T..U dom h.v. to i»k. oar word alonr a* « "*
teal yon kio« Iheee la not, Drug* ara drua* »tl iiu inta , , . Ik- l— .
nar«oiit n, anliduim, p.. »»..,>• f ...t food |:i- t , l-.lo«-tra-Mta rure» Wo ha< k • -ma
• *»*rvi life Whan property tp||||| it mmAui IM9 tha tlmony «*f men and w«»rnen who !m« t un-l l-mltl ••
MTVM and la t.k.n u» by ihrm ju.t a* a :.i.«.rl«. (r ,.«ti».nt You ruuld not nsk for Mi» |.r,v>t.
If you nri* weak, rnn d«»wn. n9noiM and unamhltloua; '■ •
!f you Buffer frM|iii>nt h«*adai'h*>a ati«l ap«*ll« of de
apoiidaory. It meana that your narxpa aro wtarx Ina for nf« '
.or »'\ alaclrtoll) Thai ■ all ilh-v iimi, and Bolhlli ••!»«> Mr W A Kit by. Walla Walla. Waah aay«:
nrlll pllinr* t purrhMfd from roo a 'vw monitu «r» >"• "♦**
Klmr* \ iii< la n (tnvmtor of tt poxrrtul I n »...>ihln* ~ . , , _ la j I
irr.-nt nf whi.ii n m(uaa> Into tit. f..r •" r °" r'a'ntwt fi-r It Mr rheumailam la »u '
houra ai n nmf. xv iiiiw •on it fill* th** n- tr . »iim f.-rl like it itfiv T hav* i4l(ml ;l ttouada *•*
«Uh tow lit. init .-in m ■» tt,. t.|.. t n .lit... it ~i i,. ~,r > , , an , mm ,. u ,| isi f , lr » vna to all I""*
«n.t n. h. ■ |.«llit« up Utnlllt itrnl Mri ncth ami l, n.n.« tli.. , , , . ~w,. mt
. ..Ut. Of .1|..4» i.» .. oik* I, Of ti.p 1..,t, 1t... * h " * r *' afflicted wit* rhcmnHtltm I would not t«' «'
powi-r t.» d<> ita work aa imlora aiottay hack and do without It"
lut t-n«lod
Rlecti a*Vita doea not aliock .'f
jr hum It in <.«** It* •« n
|»<nvr it ntl is alwaya charawl V t A mm
1 1 ■'1 v for in' All \"i h.u» i.i V\ ! / a TT* J • Tl 1 ¥I f T A^
uet 1 his DOOit—lt s rree
i'i lot of Mtn-nKth «#- * J
"• » ml "<n»rl full If p.,,.11,1, and .nantlne KWlia Vita. *»'ct* «•
Oi lil.ll Mil It doctor*' li.lt t»• r K.tufifei
I • 1.110, kli.K '..wi11...-- I ff\* rTv 11 •• la »oi,poi> aii'l uia I. it to ua w-'ll »r"
»I led vllall a• > without ' I /]9 Ml-paao bo*«k which telln all ahoul *ur ti «■\#tm«vit. TW>*l
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J-Z ! iv»ura !» i« m to ». |» m Wf<ln«f l»»> .and Saturday
x THE ELECTRA-VITA CO.
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\ I t'li'H** .en it in... pri'puid. j. *, i. i! I 4***
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yelping »ti(l homlinK Hume mote fur
WolKant to Ret bus jr. WolKUl
<-ouldn'i kc*i huny; he was about as
buajr a* a man could b«, dodKiUK
, i h«> left* and HkM» of Mr Murphy.
That waa about Hit- 16th round.
Tin ii i ime the la.M five round* of
i *ti"- whirlwind battle with WolKaat
acting an the whirlwind. Hp
inmin' '! and nUmim-d Murphy In
the mid »'-rtii>n hM(>-t*d him over
the heart nntl itoaked punch after
punch in > ihe aolar plexu* with
out any effect. Jones wa» hopping
ti|i and down like h chicken on a
hot griddle, lit* diamond flashing
and hi* voice hoaiae
The verdict was clone. mighty
clone. hut In Ihe final nnalyala the
teal fight fan »111 tell yon that.
WV.lk.iil ih a II\.S nKK\. who
couldn't come b*ck.
BEAUTIFUL HAIR WOMAN'S CHARM
DON'T HAVE THIN, FADED, GRAY HAD
What a pity It la to see so many
people with thin, wlapjr hair, failed
or atreaked with uray, and reallne
Ihnt moat of the».- p«*>pl« miicht
have aoft. Klosay. abundant hair of
beautiful color and lustre If they
would but use the proper treatment
There la no m-cei-nlty for dray hair
under *Uty-flve year* of a*r, and
there la no excuse for anyone.
r*aag or old. havti* thin. *<raK
;lln* hair, . Ither full r>f dandruff or
hrtvt .tttd rank ameilfnK with ex
cessive oil.
Vou ran britijc bark the natural
nlor of \ our hair lu a few days
ind forever tid yourself of an>
dandruff and loose hair*, and make
Wore!, by Sctiu)
Mu»ic bv Cbodo
LIEBHARDT WANTS 1
TO PLAY ON COASI
Olctiu I. ihui'll )>ah asked )fa
»K«r Jot> ramlllori or M'niMHi
to h'*l I him to Imi Ant»tai. lit
hnrdt rti clsrfH he will have to ««
In a warmer rl!mtit« in oi<l«r i
kwp on 111 lIUMhdS.
Southern league <Ul>* ar*
blm. but (ili-no mytt tie ttult
Join the Coast U-aKuo ' luh.
L. R. CLARK, D. 0. ».
If It is fear of pain hat » keep
; Ins you away from the ieatiit bu
i»h the idea. FW w* ha»« origi
ated a ayntein by whWi «i«lt
move the mo«t sensitive n»rT««
tee'b without hurting you a ba.
Aa to cost, our price* are fm
1-3 to V 4 less than any of oar eta
pctttora. Just think of uetttm
regular extra heavy $10 uoM crot
for 14 00, or one of nur Mh|
nev< r sllp plates for $5 00, W* ps
a guarantee to every rereli>t*4 btt,
'bat protects you. aitrtied by M
the operator and manager.
Regal Dental Office* j
L. R. Clark. D. D. S. (Manager)
1405 Third Ave., N. W. Cor. Unto
NOTE—Bring thl» Ad with ft
your hair grow strong and u«b#
ful by uning W'yuh s Sa«e and SsJ
phur Hair Remedy For *•>»«!
lions common garden Sago lit
been uited for restoring and pn
•erving the color of the haJr; u
, i* reco«ni*ed by So!
Specialist* as being excellent to
treatment of hair and icai
trouble*
If you are troubled with .landfltf
or itching scalp, or If your halj U
losing It* color or coming oat. |P'
a fifty cent bottle of Wyeth's Sac
and Sulphur from your dmggilt
a.id notice the Improvement in tit
a;>|K*arance of your hair after t to'
davs' treatment. Owl Drug Co.

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