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*
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WTiv should anyone auffer with
the nerve-racking. oldfaslloned
method* of dentistry, when our ab
solutely painless methods are at
your disposal*
Remember, we can fill, crown or
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Our price* aso Iho that
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that, we pin a guarantee to every
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thing; to yoa
Regal Dental Office*
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More Lions, Elephant*, Tig«r»,
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3 Big Rings
and Arenas 'i
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The Show That's Different
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3 Days—May 5-6-7
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lift for houra at % tlrn* without th
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to do Ita a* natura lr»*n<lad W>»#ri
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KILBANE RiSKS TITLE. TODAY FOR FIRST TIME SINCE ME WON IT
CHAMPiQN IN PERFECT SHAPE
FOB BOOT WITH ANY DUNDEE;
ODDS AGAINST NEW YORK BOY
!'? (Tnltml UiuMit H ir#
LOS ANOEI.KH. April If.—For
the flrat time alnce he won the
tl;le more than h year ago Johntn
Kllbane will rl*k It in a 20.round
bout tonight when ho moela John
n» Dtiadee of New York
The boy* will box In the same
ring that »««■ Kllbane lift the
rrown from tho head of Abe Attell,
champion for six year*. Kllbane
hsii spent more than » month con
ditioning himself for thin battle
He aaaerta his condition la perfeet
ami appearance* would hear out
hi* claim
Dundee la being given the chance
to fight for the championship that |
he hit* demanded since he boxed a
"KILBANE SHOULD
STAY IN FEATHER
CLASS," SAYS JAMES
"Johnny Is * wonder In the
featherwright rl#«." savs Cort*>tt
"H» I* popular at! over th» coun
itry now. and can make himself
! mor® popular by being willing to
j mwt anyone In the featherweight
division lit any time He ran put
tht-m ail out of the running with
out much trouble.
Johnny Kllbane la foollah for go
ing out of hi* rlaas to fight
That'* gentleman Jim Corb#tt'»
"There are enough good hoy* be
ing de*"!i»ped right along In
Johnnie'* own class to keep htm
busy until he Is ready to lay down
hla glovea.
"There art' ore or two note
worthy raar* of a man going out
of his class to ftcht and making
good, (tut the men took btg
BIG POTLATCH
TOURNAMENT ON
Commanding Wednesday, the
third annual Po»!at<*h howling
tournan. Nt will he held on the Itri
perlal alley* 3oroe of tho best
trams In the Notrhwest will com
pete.
prominent among the visiting
teams to participate will be the tit.
Regis team, which finished first In
the recent Vancouver bowling con
gress. Among those teams U> rep
resent Seattle will be the Holaum
Raking Co. Bon Matrhe. Basel's
Stars, Smith's Hopes, Seattle Ath
letic Club and Armstrong's Stars.
The Seattle teams wll) compete
Wednesday. Thursday. Ktl lay and
Saturday nights Sunday the vis
itors will roll. Local business men
have been generous In their contri
butions. and some splendid prlres
are offered to the winners. The
games will start at 7: IS.
McGINNITY LANDS
ANOTHER CATCHER
;ir t'minl rrui> wtr«
PORTLAND. Or. April 29—Man
alter McCredle of the Portland
Rearer* ha* announced t«h sale of
Catcher Rlordao to the T»com»
Tigers. an dthe ailiirnKnt of Our
fielder Cunningham to the Portland
Colts, aa tha net result of his of
forta to have the team witnln the
20-man limit required by May J.
Rlordan will report to Tacoma at
once Cunningham may not ko to
the Colts, however. a« It la known
hi* guardian, John Cunningham, a
San Francisco banker, wishes him
to either remain In the fViaat league
or return home tilt decision Is
being awaited, as Cunningham Is
only 19 yesrs old. and Is oat eligible
to lsgn a contract.
MOULTON GETS BUSY
Rf T*nlt»<l Pr««« T<«a*ad Wira
CORVALMS. Or.. April It.—With
hut four days In which to get the
Oregon Agricultural college track
team Into shape for their first meet.
Dad Moulton, veteran Stanford unl
vesrlty trainer, had tne apuad out
early today putting them through a
vigorous course of sprouts. Moul
ton will train the Aggies for the re
mainder of the season.
EASY FOR FREDDIE
fjy • mm»+A Wira
RRHXJEPORT, Conn , April 2*
Freddie Wel*h. lightweight cham
pion of England ha* renewed hi*
clamor for a fglht with Champion
Willie Ritchie, following his victory
over A 1 Ketchel of thla city In a 10-
round go Wel*h had a decided ad
vantage throughout the fight, hut
seemed unable to atow away his op
ponent.
The Cyclone*, of which Fred
Rnshfleld I* manager, have been
organized The team entered the
Star league today The average
»ge of the team Is 11 Next Stin
"lay the Cyclones will tangle with
(the Rlue Ho*
WHEN DAD GETS THE PAPER FIRST
Aill t*t' IOU. . Mi Ml, II ta .111 ..llliu tail «;> efuli of Lhhi:ljull (lop
and pop giuea himself to the upon extra'/ ,
10 round uo-declalon match with
■ Kllbane In New York several
i month* ago. He haa trained faith
fully ami haa matt- many friends
I by hla otcelleut t amp Jihowtni
Kllbane rose Inte lo and after
breakfmt with hi* wife and liable*
and Manager Jimmy Dunn, spent
two houra or, the beach at Venice
Me will not come to !/<* An Rein*
until an hour before the battle.
Dundee «a» not far behind the
aun In making hi* appearance Af
ler a aklmpy breakfaat he took a
lone walk He will dine late thin
afternoon, after which he will
sleep thre,' houra before going to
i the arena Odd* are 3to lon Kll
' bane.
chances. Terry Mctiovern. old
tltue feather* tnht rhamplon. went
luto the lightweight division to
meet Prank Kn.e and knocked
Erne out In the fourth round Hut
expert* claimed that Krne «a«
weakened getting down to the legit!
mate lightweight poundage
"It all depend* on whether the
lightweight Kllbane went up
against would be weakened getting
down to the stipulated weight
whether or not Johnny would have
a shade advantage before the fight
■larted
* Then, too. Johnny la young. He
ha* a long future ahead of him In
the f.-atherwelgh' mater Hut a
beating by a lightweight abeattnf
by an yon*—would take a little cour
age out of him It doe* out of any
fighter."
AMATEUR RESULTS
Special delivery boy* of the Se
attle postofflce were trounce«l IS to
S by the (!er«'n take Ha, lists Mon
day afternoon
• • •
Teh Mohawk* w«tt a fa*' game
from Int'rbfl* Stinady by n scone of
10 to 6. Aldo, pitching tor th»
Mohawks, allowed seven hlta and
•truck out 12 men The Mohawk*
will play any 1* to SO year team
In Us® city For game phone Oeorge
Newell. Sidney tH. between I and
7 p. m.
e s •
In an Interesting game »t Wash
ington park Sunday the Hoattl*
Construction Co. defeated the
Washington Iron Work* by a 4 to 3
•core The feature* was the w»r*
of the pitchers, Curobe-t rj striking
out II and eJans IS. and the una*
»l«ted double play by Korbes
• • •
Additions! Scores
Nonparle!* ft. Rurnstde (Hants 0
Wapato High 9. S
Moo«« 4. Mallard 11
Rocheater &. Milwaukee* i.
MURPHY TO QUIT N. Y.
Ity ffiH#/* ?**««•• f #a»*"1 Wt»#
SAN" FRANCTSCfI. April «».—
"Harlem" Tommy Murphy Is to
come "Mission" Tommy Murphy, or
p« rhar* "Nob Hill" Tommy Murphy,
In the near future
Murphy has sent word here that
ihe is to leave New York because
•he big city does not appreciate
him, and Is coming with his family
| to San Francisco
SPORTOBITS
FOR BUSY BUGS
< i
McOraw, according to (he head
line*. will retain Jim Thorpe That's
no big surprise Even If It fakes
Thorpe years to «how that he be
longs he will pro!»ably be given the
best chance a young man ever hail
to break In. McGraw Is too much
a believer In publicity not to work
It for all It's worth Then If Thorpe
does turn out be only an average
player McOraw will get 100 per
cent on his Investment.
• • •
Ping Rodle Is again out of the
White Sox lineup. Ping's toes get
tangled up when he run* for file*
Sort o' thinks himself a piece of
"tanglefoot" Manager Mar- doesn't
like to see a nice ea*y fly pop on
the grass when a man la at third
and none down.
a a a
The Hillings Athletic club of
Hillings. Mont , doe* not care anv
more for money than It doe* for
nothing. The P A. C baa offered
a purse of $10,000 for a 20-round
contest between Champion Willie
Ritchie and Joe Rivers.
« • •
George Kumpf of Ililffalo. eatati
llahed a world's record for Individ
ual bowling at Rooheater, N. V
Kumpf rolled 712 pin* Hit acorra
were 224. 234 nnd 2M
THE STAR—TUICSDAY. APRIL 20. 1913
Our Own Vean Gregg Is Standing
'Em on Their Heads in Big Brush
Thejr know In th« R»»t that th«>fp
ta (urb « thlBK aa lh« Norlhw»««t
#rn
Fur Inatance. thcre'a Ve*n (>r>>«R.
*ho (tiarcd with not »o
ions **«. and *fco 1* now *oln*
!lk» a houtc aftr» In tb» bl* bruah,
Or<'tK waa rilTllllllh atar twlrk-r
Sunday's game between ih<-
South Park Athletics anil the
IHfhte Mfg. Co , m«a postponed oil
ar count of rain The Dickie tram
ha* an open date for Mar 11 and
would like to bear from a local
tnam. Out of town game» are aiao
desired Call Pillott 4*l or write
J. Stamp, 1101 Swond av.
ROBERTS
>M ri
I'A|N«T ft It IN OijQ»v IIKMIN ft I
niH\ur
Thou 4«li
• *<ida r Th#oi
f r"\ (*i
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i
Itvmry man whn mak»a a at !<*»•••
h»• ld«a» pa*a>llar to hlma*'f
•ci'l hi* t>ualn*M Hit Id#* <*f
arta* On#» frlr« l*«rar»naJ «»rvlr#> !>*M-
I«irr (• Hohort# 'Ti«n t annthar
d«r>tlat a lda>* mlalald That "Ih*r»
< pv my ld#« '» f»mpHm«f>mry to nil,
harmful » > Ih« i *vp\* An Iml
t' n l<» prrwf thai «nn r»n't Impfo*#
*r>d n«f*r ikjuhJ* th«i original
iu< Hoiirnm
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PI ATT* »|o f»n
r 111. I> (ill V»r
OOl.il I II I «.' ftO
KXrKA(TIv(» I HI I
n.RAMiNd inrr
With Oth«»r Work.
No ( hnr|f for Fi«mlnittloni.
rixno nilott I4«0
mwmrf nu>«
Jl| " la* MAI«W«t « imi ntu'im
I' Ol'COtiri ( W.MAK Hill*
[DENTIST]
Acreage
We have wimr very (»ootl
buys in .iftc.i?'* near S it
tie Sotrie tr»< Is as low as
$25 per acrc.
ALBERT B. LORD
\n old established officc,
fully equipped in every de
partment of real estate.
Northern Bank Bldg.
VEAN tJHK<K)
laat season and this year Is tn bet
ter shape than ever. Manager
IllrtnlfiUham. Cleveland's new ptlot.
has waicored a hat wlih Nsp Liinle
that Veas will top the American
league p!tch«ri< thta year Grejtg
,I'ready has a good start. He ha«
won three consecutive gsm"e and
h*« loat only »ne for the season
ABE OUTPOINTS AN
UNKNOWN; IS SLOW
fijr T*nlt»4 rr»M Wir*
RALTIMORR. April 29 — Abe At
tell, former featherwclKbt chaw
p!i>n, believes be is a real "come
back" tolay a» a result of outpoint-
In* foe Chan«y. a Raltlmore un
known. In a 16-rimnd fight The
men did very little body fighting
both trying for the head through
out The bout waa slow and unin
teresting and d!«pl»y<»1 the fact At
tell Is "nil In" aa a fighter.
Pacific Slump Puller
"Hall! far IfprthwMl mwipt"
A aimpla f>')«r»rfu! and ln«*p*tt
•t*a ma hln» wh!< h ran bm op«r«t*d
> >n» rr*'«n and «na h^rw
or wrJ * ! ■ ntßl ItOOKI.rr
It w '• how to r »mr atump land »♦
-> in*«f tw>tt p»r meta thtn #V»r
"•n h«ra»«fora
I %f II l< MVM I U ri R!N(i CO
III* M U
« (fit# ph«i»# Main iT«I H
ROBERT CURTIS 1
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR I
Wiring, Repslrlng, Inatalllng M
1011 Put St, Seattle fl
r\ K.NfTT PRATTt.I
l«lll 111 Hit AN R Ml tt -U
»*aj i, lit Lvicumrr -
train* I# l» n m »n4 I "ft p m
••■•n» • Ift t 10. • to t »« 10 in jf |«
ft. n so. 7 in. a to. I SO » lu
t 10 * 10 « 96 • *' 11 46 P m dully
Tick t rtff|r#a *«attl* Fifth *«•
«»»«r •ai'nta#: »lr ••nn »«1 n% Prug
*t"i». riihty flfth and <»i#»-nwv»d
cvßf.i rr r« • UFATrir Umitai
tralna •» no a m and * on p m
•. all* ft Oft • 0.), 7 Oft b Oft • 01 10100
II •• a m II 09 n««n I oof 00 X 00
l 01 100 •oo 700 ■ 00 10 II » m
la4t?
hnth r|tti*« I of yi rr-
I"ACIKIC Noll fIIW If I l i.AI'TI'JN l*t»
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riiAßt ir ri.osa
Amhl h t «*<l by
mi-h KITTY «"€»% fI I. itnil MR M VN"
111 Il» h(t*« iaHirn»d fi"fn Ann Fran
• < • iinrl .*lll f«m*rtaln Ihalr frland*
th»» HalrnMtt If'ah fiaaa ra
rln«><l r'til "r talti :ni*nt avar» «• «nlng
IIHI.MONT (4FM,
( i.rn«-r Hr«-na«l ft* nntl str«mrl tt.
LAND
Ready for Vour Crop
lo<> acres at $Hft.OO per acre
and on e.isy terms. An hour's
rlda from Seattle and only a
few mlnutea' walk from the ata
tlon.
Get the facts from
Dcivid P. Eastman
Mm man iti.no. i
BANG! DELL BLOWS UP AND OUR
GIANTS TOSS OFF ANOTHER, AND--
OH, BITTER DOSE-TO SPOKANE
HI'OKANK, April l».~ The In
dlana mad"- eaav work of the fit
tie Champions In th- first game ><t
a seven gnmo aeries, wMdh opetie'i
here yesterday afternoon. The
game was played In *n»>w
Moore: Heatlle 1, Hpokme 7.
Pitcher Kraft had i-icelient «>ti
trol, allowing but foir aaf>- Mt*
(ooi wan nervous, and bumy-'l
i hard In the u>vnlb and eighth In
inlngs Itut • one run had been
■cored by the ludlans up to that
tlu»e.
rtwsttle scored th«> first run nt
the Kntnn In the opening Inning I
; Jackson drove "Ut a single sfter j
Hbaw had boosted u fly to Altmtii i
Mil bunted and Jsrkaon *•< furred
■out at second Wllino drove a
scorching grounder to AlUnan,,
which th« latter Ju«g>d. permit- I
tlug N'lll to score from s.<ond,
• • •
Pour single* In a row Mored k
trio of tallica for the local* In th<-
aoveoth The Inning ended when j
Kraft rapped "Ut on« that appeared
to bo a aure hit. but H'ralt fl-ldcd |
th« ball and tossed Johnson out at
third
• • •
In the eighth, fx II walked the (
firet two, and, to msk" matter* ■
worse, made n wild heave >>f Me
choir » bunt Wh.-u la< k«on final
ly got huld of the I, I! Altman and
J'o« "II acorecj and Mcloholr reach
ed third Yoh< n.'*t up. clouted a
single which brought tn tho H»aj
run
Only a fair sired crowd wai out.
• • •
Jackson la now leading the bas«
stealers. It la lila ambition to lead
at the end of thin »• »»«n. He pil
fered another vestenlsy.
• • •
Graham Rock, the Pullman boy,
ho* In utility role* with the
''hamp*. broke Into the bo* rcore
jyesterday.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Standing of the Cluba
Won. Uoal. Pet.
Philadelphia 9 '
rierrland ...10 4 .711
Waablncton 7 3 .700
*
Ht LouU 7 » .«3S
Itoaton ® i JM
lietrott 6 9 3S "
Sew fork 3 10 -I*7
Monday • Reautta.
New York Hoaton name t oatpon
eif; r»ln
Petrolt-Clereland game poatpon
ed. cold
Washington • Philadelphia game
postponed, wet grounds.
Chicago St Louis gsme postpon
ed, rain.
Where They Play Today.
Boston nl New York.
Washington at Philadelphia
Chicago at Detroit.
Onijr three games scheduled.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Standing of the Club*.
Won. l-ost P«t
Chicago ..10 4 .714
New York 7 3 .700
Philadelphia ...... 6 3 .623
Pittsburg 8 6 .571
Brooklyn t> & .645
Ht I.ouU 7 7 .(>OO
I '.oaton 2 9 .IS!
ClocltiDatl 3 10 ,167
Monday's Results.
Pittsburg 5, Chicago Si,
Now York-Brooklyn game post
poned, wet grounds.
Phlladelplha Boston game post
poned, rain
Cincinnati 5. St. Louis 7.
Where They Play Today.
New York at Brooklyn.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
Only three games scheduled.
NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE
Standing of the Clubs.
Won. l.naL Pet.
Vancouver S 3 .727
Seattle 8 6 .671
Spokane 8 6 .671
Portland 6 fl .455
Victoria 5 9 .857
Tacouia 6 £) ,367
Monday's Results.
Seattle I Spokane 7.
Taeoma 4. Portland I.
Vancouver <>. Victoria 3.
Where They Play Today.
Seattle at Spokat c
Portland at Tacomn.
Vancouver at Victoria.
COAST LEAGUE
Where They Play Today.
Vernon at Portland.
Sacramento iti Sun Pranclaco.
Oakland at 1jO« Angeles
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of ICd Plnlimnn, .tite of |)i H n ,,, v
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yearn older than hliiim-lf Plnkman
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praaant gait, tbe in
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Strong language? Yes, but not
so Strong as the value in these suits
for men at $25.00.
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GENERAL AGENTS "MILWAUKEE" LANDS
Becond Floor Alaaka Hldg., Seattle, U. 8. A.
Eastbound Summer
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On Sale May 28 to September 30
Stopovers Granted—October 31, 1913. to Return
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