The Seattle star. [volume], May 10, 1913, Page 2, Image 2

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BASEBALL
ATHLETIC
PARK
Tomorrow
Spokane vs. Vancouver
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SAFES
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DOORS LjHD
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Furniture I' J
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phon» k«lB UT
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Acreage
We have some very good
buyi in acreage near Seat
tle. Some tracts as low as
$25 per acre.
ALBERT B. LORD
An old established office,
fully equipped in every de
partment oi real estate.
Northern Bank Bldg.
TEETH
UTtArmrn rarr
At Albany (•( Rat# l>raibMa
*a»plaa ItultiJtni
Tti« Mtrvtlon of tMlh la a r»ry Im
fArttnt Yo« want lh« t*—h r*-
#4 without pal* ib'l at roaoonabla
w«t. »M y<hi *4Bt your iiwfh a«trart»d
ky Mm«on« »hi knows how to a*traa»t
ta«"h Tha AlbMjr D«atlata afford jroa *
0p«"*iall«t axtractor who axtraeta taath
without ytla
TEETH
AmnruL
•I. I* and tit
At Albany Cat Hat# n«ntl«ta
r«op|»'a tlaak Hnltithii
Tn our Plata r>*partm«nt wa mak# a full
Mt of tooth from f4 It. II •• 111 ft* Wo
fcirantco to f!r your month and raatora
th# normal facial a*pr#aalon and contour
romorro doprooet'-ns <«unkan fa«-a> maa«! -
ration la oar ruaran<*o Orir pla**a or*
mad# for you to maotlcat# /grind» your
frod with. and our maatar • "'ntlat of
#0 yaara' axe* a In thin work
TEETH
nixrxo Mr TO tl 00
At Albany Cut Rat* lion Mat*
P#opl# a Rnnk Rnlldltif.
Th* a#lontlfle filling of t##th Inrotrao %
gr*a» laarr.ln* and t" hnlqj* Th# tooth
n*rv# mual not h* ahorkad or Irritated:
all dla*aa»>d and darayad tooth vtrartur#
' iruaf ba rarnovo-d. proper »d*#a muat h«
prapar»d an<l anrhoraca (Ivan for nar*«
•ory ratantloo. and tha fining matarlala
fnuat b# manipulated with ale 111 and In
•art »d with pr«'lalon and great mr*
O' Sd- anarn*!. • .ar » alloy <,r por<*«|itln
fll *a IT at tna*r'*d w|?h full r«»*ard
to th»lr propar Iy Indicated naod Th*a#
ara only aoma of tha polnta ot*a«rvo«l hy
oar apa/-ia)lata on filling*. Thua wa guar
ai ta« ail filling*
TEETH
CftOWff AM) RRIOOFWORK
9' and ti
At Albany (nt Rat# H*nflata
P#opl#'a Bnnk Hulldlng.
Crown and brldgawork la »ha
fnair.H Tf.d rn'-'l 1 known to tha «c|»n<»
of d*r,tl«try *h»r»i.y f<. r#plar* mlaalng
t##th « aJ t - t**> tharn undata/ tablo
from fha natural taath, Ond tha moat
beautiful natural and duraMo <.f all
tooth r*-plar-#ment Wa hava r*dij'*d tha
•oaf of ♦:- > work ao that It may ba en
joyed by all who raquira It
f< \r pr' *a on all dantal work ara ahao*
lutHy th- I'.-. yat all matorlftla ara
abaolutaly tha b#at. and with our akllUd
•r- «»a*t' f\' it work, thfa lnaur#a
* laatir.r Ntlflftlt -n to OOf pattonta and
reputation to oura*tv»a
V iko ua k '»»il hava fre# a*arrlnatl'>n.
•nd you will find wa do axa'tly am wa
ad v ertlaa
.Albany Cut Rate Dentists
W l"«wpU>'» Ituik 1114* . »kud4 Had Plk«
CHSRSPS HAVING A GLEEFUL TIME THIS " : fiiTH THE BLUDGEON
FULLERTON
IS WILD BUT
WINS AGAIiN
Jackson Hits His Stride
and Gets Five Safe Wal
lops in Five Times at Bat
The t'hamp* ara fattening thalr
hatting average* nitaltiat Portland
In three of tha ftiiir Rama* played
thus far In tha sertea, thijr have
mad* 11 hit* A peculiar feature
I* that thi' slugger* of last aeaaon
ara not doing tha htttltiic Jackaon
>ia* atruck hla atrld" with a ruah.
and made hla heat allowing for tha
«celt yesterday, when ha sol five
bit* in flva time* at hat.
Milt one Kama »r(i«r*lrn lha
Chamiw nod the Heaver*. Moth
club* have found their opponents
anay thla week.
Fullerton pitched erratic bull
ag.<lnst Portland EH day Evan at
that, the Champ* carried away the
game by a *<x'd margin. To dem
onstrale how far he really could
straggle awuy from good pitching
■•'»d still win, Eullerton hit throo
Pippin* with the ball and wti
touched fur two singles In the third
Three Pippin* scored thmuith hla
wlldnes*. which tied the acurw
Then he steadied d*"eu <►,
though he was In the hole aererwl
time*, he tightened itp at the crit
ical momenta, and no further acor-
In* waa d tie by Portland.
• • •
Timely hitting by the Champa In
the first, fifth and slith innings
netted thalr eight runs The three
pitchers us«d tiy Williams were un
successful In their attempt* to check
the cloutlnc of the visitor*.
Three double plays were pulled
off by the Champs Manager Uajr
mood figured In all thrv*
• • •
Spokane and Vancouver coma
here for the final game of their
s»rle* Sunday. Game *tart* at
1:30.
s • e
Welser Hell will prohabty be »s
signed to mound duties thl* after
noon Mstt Hynes I* slated to hurl
for the Colt*,
• • •
BUI James made It hla third vic
tory out of fo'ir games pitched for
Itoaton yesterday Bill beat Pitta
burg. 5-4 In the same game Mann
hit for three bases
=CHATTER=
FROM NEAR AND FAR
Tho Lion Liquor companr «m
--ployi»» will rrmch bottles «ltb th«
l»ff« IJquor ratnpanr - q unrt*v morn
In* on ibe grt>unda at 2Kb and
Jeff»r»Ou. Mcln'vro will hurl for
tbr Wo an. I »lnr*relr h"p« th»
cam* I* uot cmllod on acotint of
thirst.
o o o
W» do b«>lle»« that In »be y*ar
24 B C.. w»« r*||««J attention to ono
Mlkui Lynrhua. that hi* KltchtnK
staff wa* rrry much .Mlk» Kutrh**
Krerir time Ma*ter Smith a
ball It lent a raao of "hen> h«
comH." bat "tb«"r« be *o«a ' Tb*
Tb« cllpnt Kazook may not b« ahl«>
to find tb« plat* at tlmra. tmt mr.
how he ran lo<*at# th# bat'!' Wll
inn'i cur*«» appear to be enamored
of ralamltr. Th»r nsuallr aeek *n
outlet tn the outer garden, where
tho dalae* and the lilies crow in
Innocent luxuriance. As a rile a
catcher has a might v easy thing of
It when Smith and Wilson are hurl
ing all their energy on the nose of
spiteful bats.
• • •
Bert Whaling has lost none of
his unkind chatter which dally
poured forth from his speaking tuhe
In large volumes when he squatted
behind the nancer for the Olanta
last season Bert recently got in
a brush with 'Dutch" Steneel, the
Brooklyn outfielder, trying to con
vince "Dutch" that his knowledge
of the ram« was naught. When
"Dutch" camp back and even added
"busher" to hla vocn&ulary, Whal
fairly sizzled behind the ear*. One
thing that causi-s large guffaws to
emerge from our sysu-m is re<all
ing the fact that Bert would shout.
The d m cigar bo*." when
pegged out at first by the outfield
«»rs, aft«r clouting one against the
feace.
a a a
Steve Parrel!, the Michigan train
MORGAN'S GRANDSON WORKING HARD
TO MAKE POSITION ON HARVARD CREW
Junius Spencer Morgan (Wearing Hat), Grandson of the I.ate J.
Pierpont Morgan, and Heir to Million*, Pulling an Oar of the Freihmnn
Eight of One of the Sculla of the Harvard College Crew. Hie Biggest
Ambition Is to Make the "Vartltv" Team.
aw hm Will Tim Lam?
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OREGON TRIMS
U.W. ATHLETES
EVOENE, Ore. May 10 The
t'nlvsrslty of Washington track
team Wist tfi the t'nlveralty of Ore
gtm In a dual track meet held here
by a score of T5 to M The field
was muddy, and each event wa*
marked by slow time.
N*ll, Oregon, set a new mark for
the javalln, hurling It I<9 fact. K4-
mouds, of Washington, waa first in
She discus and shot put Crltea, It
of W„ finished first In th# 100 yard
dash, and McCtalland won the two
mile event. I*ai)| Clyde, (he visit
ors' crack mller. finished third lo
the mile and half mile The Wa*b
lngton squad left for Corrat'.l*,
where they meet ths O. A. C. on
the 11th.
er of track men. boasts ot an
unique record. Blnoe tha day in
1912 that he took charge of the
Wolverine runners and field men
1' M. ha* not lost an Indoor or out
door track meet Ml* two-mile re
lay team won and set a new rec
ord at the Philadelphia relay carnl
vaJ.
o a a
Kol#m»lnf»n. lh«* Flnntnh
runner, who won the recent Olym
pic marathon, ran It miles sgalnst
two men In Brooklyn tha other dsy
Me won the event handily, but only
a few spectators turned out to see
the event The Klnn drew dowt:
$7.50 for his sham
• • *
Boh Bescher. the star base runner
of the National league, ba* stolen
four bases this season. All his
swipes were made off l.arry Mc-
Lean. hla old sidekick, who Is now
catching for the St Lni»!a Card
inals.
e a •
Harri' Blodgett. New York elty
high school boy, quit his school
baseball team. His teammates
could not account for hi refusal
to pitch An Investigation finally
uncovered the fact that he had quit
because the shoes furnished him by
the school were too tight.
a o a
The New York Olants while In
Te*as were trailed by a moving
picture crew which has been tak
ing pictures for a photo-play en
titled "Breaking Into the lllg lea
gue." Tbo hem" of the play takes
the part of the rookie nrd Mo-
Oraw's men give him some stren
uous "workouts." In one scene he
was supposed to win the game with
a hom«>run In the ninth. Some un
feeling Olant tripped him up at
third a* he went around the bases
spoiling hi* face and the picture
and It had to be done all over
T!!F. STAR-SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1013,
Htnr player* rome nml no In ha«e
ball, hut Nap lAjola and liana Wax
nur, two of the moat prllllant prod
net* of tha Kama, co on forever,
aaamlnßly.
Hwti* Wartier t* hark In tha game
for llttabtHK, after a layoff, dun to
an Injured kuaa, to the dlaK'iat of
pitcher* who muat fare him, while
bla uiauunr of lumbering acroaa iba
diamond after hutted hall* I* n*
terrifying a* It wai a half-doicn
year* back.
"The Klfiß," a* American
leaguer* ca II l.ajnle, I* the hum
old Nap Year* of atarrlng have
not dimmed hi* ballltiK eye
Hlnce the opening of the aeaaou
l,arrv ha* lilt the hall'ln the faah
lon that kept htm at the top of the
llat for year* and ha* rut off ha*a
hit* and made aeerntugly lmpoa*lhta
piny* amtmd ii '-nml with tha aania
Indolent eaae which loiik »K" earn
ed hint the reputation of being the
in net Rrareful man In baaeball,
Iltibo Wad<le!l has (tone to the
bushes C'y Younr Is tnannrlnß a
team In the Enderal league One
by one the stars fall, but to all ap
pearancee lj»rry ami Mans are as
good as they were ten years a«"
Both deny they Intend to retire,
and l*loie made his assertion
strong by saying that he'd play un
til thoy toro off his uniform.
RAIN INTERRUPTS GAME.
Attracted by the balmy weather,
so to speak. 600 hoy and girl stu
dents of the Eranklln ami Broad
way high schools IM up Imat
the big playing fMd at Lincoln
park—and then It hap|>ened The
ori-niiiia was the champtonali lp
*t.ne befwi-en the ti-sins of the
The Cost of
Living
i* greater than it u«c«J
to he.
If you find it harder
to meet the present
demand, that is all
more reason for *av
injf.
Yoti win find it
easier at this bank,
with interest at
4 V 2 °°
The Bank for Savings
Cor. Third Ave. and
Pike St.
EVERY HOME NEEDS
D-sJ r-
It I* driving Kheumatlam out of
3«atlJ«.
Unoquaied for athletes Hellovea
congealed muscle*, a< h<<*. pain*,
hum*, cut*, Insect hltes. Itch, etc
Reftis* *üb*tltute*. Prico 60c.
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Crowns Os
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Any work that doesn't prove
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two schools With one score regis
tered for Bro«dwsy and the seoond
Inning about to start. the clouds
0|« ned u|> und before the rush ha<l
i f the l*>ys and hobbled girls
were drenched The cam* will be
played off some time neit week
First Presbyterian
Church
Sevsnth and Spring.
Rer n. f> MrKay. D. D.. of
Timma, will preach a sermon
Sunday morntnK. entitled
"Acceptable Service"
Mia wrmon Sunday evening
will discuss the subject—
"The Kind of Men God
Uses."
r>r MrKay l« an able preacher
Everyone cordially Invted
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2448 Irving St . Seattle, Wash.
EWstnr Enclosures. Eire fsrapee,
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FVidln* Gates and Eenclng.
I'honer Beacon 168 S.
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Catarrh and Vibrator Co.
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RHEUMATISM
Stomach Trouble. Ecaatna and All
-4kln and Bloods* a •
m
It's Worth
All It Costs
To have the title to
your property looked tip
and made perfect.
Title
Insurance
May he the means of
savin)* you much trou
ble and expense.
Investigate.
Ask for booklet.
Washington
Title Insurance Co.
802 Third Ave.
"Under State Super
vision." '
The Scores
Seattle-— AB. R. H. PO A. E.
Shaw. 8b ... 3 I 1 J S 0
SHI, a> 8 8 1 5 r. 0
ij Wilson, rf .. r. 1 1 Jo 0
< adman, c . . 6 1 1 4 0 0
1 Jackson, lb. 6 1 5 12 0 0
Strait. If ~ 4 0 0 1 J 0
I KMIIIay. cf , 6 0 1 0 10
ttaymond, sa 4 1 1 3 6 0
j Eullerton, p 4 0 0 0 8 0
Totals .40 8 II 27 21 0
PortJ'nd— AB. H. H. 80. A. E
(■Vies rf .. S 1 2 2 0 0
Mohler, 2b . 1 1 0 1 4 0
lOuirnl. 3b . 4 0 i 2 4 o
Mahoney. cf. 4 0 0 8 0 0
S|«ras. If ... 8 1 2 1 0 0
Ilelltnann. lb 2 0 0 8 1 1
Cottrla. as .. 8 o i % 0 l
viurray. c.. 8 0 1 8 0 0
Uyncs, p.., 0 0 0 0 1 0
''alia has, p. 2 0 l 0 0 0
i Mays, p.... 2 0 0 0 0 0
Totals 29 8 8 27 10 2
Score by Innlnga:
Seattle 30002204 o—B
j Portland ....00020000 o—2
*ummary l»tru<-k rut —Co! ahan ft
I t "um 4 Rumm o»
I M)MI 1 Oil Mmm I. Pvllefto* ft. Tw#» i
fcaaa h!»o n Doihl*
I "*lll fo Raymond to Ja ko**n . J*u!
lan«>«i In Raymond «o Jakotn; Raymond.
' » Hill (« J*'k»«n fftnlan » a—a #Hrolt
■'Whan Hi* b r pli'hasl hall Mohlar
* HalJr anr Paao* 1
roy ?lirhi4-Hy H>r.«o S run#
J ljH» I by t'ftllthsn «s run* 4. hilt 4
<"fcor*a fa CaJlnhnn Tim* of
i ff«ma 1 si- l mpira-< a»»r
HOKriIHMTII N C O AWT
v r pr t » w I* p*t. |
V*f! rf II 4 4M! jnm A St 14 44ft
fcoa'ro 14 » 447 V«ileo 14 II 514
T•'omn !1 II 4SI Prior*. it it ffto I
*f»-k«no 10 11 4ttlO«kl»4 IT 1« 4*<
Vkrfort* t 14 IS ]|
Portmd • it Mi'portind 14 i« 411 1
AVI t It |< IN N ATION %l.
W 1- Tci | W L. TrX |
Phltn u 4 ?»t r'htin. n « t4T
Wwh«t 1J 4 44 7 l»r kn II i «lt'
• "ml 1 1| ? 41} f"h! 14 fcsj
< 14 )« .440 Mf I,<st• II 14 t4S
*i T>»til« 10 11 44T S* T 14 14 404'
7'oat Of. * 11 111 liftah* 14 II 4f( |
r>*«rv>4« 7 14 T1 t It 4fto!
V T— 4 M 4 14 r7l j
an i.KAarx
lloffftß I < *|a* «< land 1
CtitrAf 4 Waah'nfton 1
** l/tli 7, PhlfadalphU t
New T«»rk >, !»«trott *
NATIONAL LKAU< K
IV'vaion I littvhurf 4
Ttrnakfyn 7 Chlrnfe }
l*Ml*4l#lphl« I tt 1
Clnclnntll ft. Now York 1 I
WOBTIfWr•»?» IIN I.RAfil *
Peat tla I Portland J
kiano-Van ourar (ami po«tp<»nad:
rain
Taoomi-Vlrttrlt f*ma po«(p.>na4ll; min.
CO%«T ir.AOIB
Harramrnt'i S. Portland 1
Prant-laro 4. lx»a Angalaa f.
Oakland 4. Von too J
\-N£WSWrffF .1
The engineering department <
the Pacific Telephone Co. War
hurled utulor a :i 14 point marj-1
whon they tangled with the co
*t ruction department bowler* oi
(ho Imperial alley* Friday night
Col. Vadeu wan the beat roller <
the evening, with an average of Ift
Con. Dept 7.18 760 Kl«—2.-T-*
Eng. l)epL 659 SS3 703—1.01
• • •
The Bon Marehe flvo made quid
work.of the Bremerton pin men ot
their visit here Friday night.
Bremerton .... 755 S2l 830 —2,-T
Bon Marehe ... 936 963 922—2.82
ADAMS IS TAKEf
BACK TO PRISON
Adams who absolutely denied
any guilt of the counterfeiting
charge, and who attribute* hi* con
vlctlon to a tragle circumstance"
which hi< cannot disclose, wa* tal>
en hack to McNeil Island today. Hi>
will finish up hln unexpired term of
18 months on Ills fortiior gold (heft
conviction.
Hi* new sentence of IS monll
will run concurrently with the old
one. and. with time off for Rood I><
havlor, he will he out In 15 months
A number of friend* called upon
him at the county jail Friday. J.
O. Webber, the old counterfeiter
Jointly charged with Adam*. also
wa* taken to the Inland today.
Major league batsmen were
pllnked by pitcher* <ptltc freely last
MUon. The rccord a show (hat 8661
were the victim* of wild hurl*.
American league pitchers led with
374 rib roaster*. Those of the Na
tional league beaned or rlbhed 292.
Only pitcher* who worked In IB or
mor# game* aro figured In the iNu
llonal league.
EDDIE SHANNON AND FRENCHIE VAISE
PUT UP MISERABLE HEADLINER BOtfi
Kddla Shannon made a mlaeriihle failure of hla attempt ~
"coma b»< k" at I>i camland laat nlKht. loalng to the Itentoa Q*C
wnlKht, frenchl" Vslaa. by a wide margin Shannon dlapUyad at
rluna whatnvar and the "liaadlltj'ir" waa one of tha mo«» ':r*vmt
lout* of th« evening Jimmy Ilrltt. former lightweight champion#
the world, rrfereed tha "main" event.
Only one of tlm aeven houta draw enthuilaaui from tfet tl ,
tutor*. That bout wa* tha Art YordyJoe Swain mill. Th* t»»
"boiers" aluKK«d from tha tap of the gong and each acored kaoek.
downa The bout wn« declared a draw. Th<- riillia betwban HattJki
Wolff and till M'Nell iind Herb Hmlth and Ad H' hafll ended (a,
draw The rifert - stopped the Motto-Kralg<-r fight in ta« fw
round, awarding the verdict to Kralger. Wright injured bis
In hla bout with llat Olaen In the third and waa compelled U, qalt
It la a wonderful thing, a mother. Other foil'* can love m
only your mother underitand*. She worfca for you, look* after
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the only bad ahe ever doe* to you Is to die and leava you.
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c V<vtor OHJL
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S3 lant much difference between the varioua makee of type
~ writers on the market.
You may think the same thing. It would take a good,
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~ Ws ars ready to make that argument and to show yeti
~ by actual demonatratlon that
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900 THIRD AVENUE. SEATTLE, WASH. j