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VARSITY TRIMS O. A. C.
The varsity hall team, which
will tour Japan this summer de
feated tho G A. C. nine 5 to 2 lit
a well played game on Denny field
Mondaj afternoon. Johnson twirl
ed utoitar l>all for the vanity and
w«h touched up fur only three hit*
Washington ft A I
O. A C S 3 3
[ROBERTS]
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DR. ROBERTS'
PERSONAL
SERVICE
DENTISTRY
—here you talk and deal dlroct
ly with me and get my rxptrt
personal service and attention.
—I consult with you, examine,
mako tho price and do your
work.
—1 have but one price for the
best work and material, furnish
no other, and you may know
precisely what the price Is
before you enter my office*,
—here are the rates for my
E\pert Personal Service High
Grade Work. There can be no
better.
CKOWM »«
uuiiN.r work *• oo
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niiJNOn A«*
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With Olh»* W nrk
N* rh»ri» f«»r friamlnttlon*.
tuitoti U«0
m m wot g X
.HSISIY I»10«
1/ ornuni ww •>«
1! DENTIST II
STOP DRUGGING!
TRY NATURE'S REMEDY
Remarkable Invention Cures When Drugs Fail
Wouldn't you like to ho tho man you wera a few year* ago;
to havo tho aama wuMtlooi aplrlt tha atrength and tifallty that
you u»«d to poaaeaa? Wouldn't you i»ka to b« fre* from point and
achoa and to fa*l that you ar« tho *41141 In atrength of any man
of your ago? Tou can to If you will obey th-» appeal hero mnd«
to you
All that you lark la vitality—now llfo. Ton tro Ilka an angina
without arcana—you haven t fho motive powar to k*ap tha
machinery of your body working properly Anything that will ra
atora your "*t*am" will maka a n*w man of you. f>ruga haaa
baan tried and havo failed You know that, but Rlartra Vita will
not fall; It la atoctrlrlty, and "aloetrlclty la Ufa Thai la what
you r**|Ulro, and tha propor uao of F.lactra-Vita will glva you
health and bapptnoa*.
E'.aetra Vita la a aclantlflr for aattyratlng tha human
t>oAy with a powerful but toothing current of frlo life f-.r houra
at a time. without tha l*aa* ahc-k or unpl'>aaant oenaatlon It
g»r.era.tea a * natant. unbroken a*r«* n f trinity. which It a»n<la
through avary and tfaaue f the body, re*' ring vitality and
atrength and giving e*»ry weak and Inaed-e - "he powar t<» do
l»a work ta natur* Intended. W' ; «n your i od> auffbtanl alactrlo
onarar to aatttfy tha d*»manda of natura. wakn»aa and dlaeaao ran
not **!at
Eloctra '/Ita ia a a»!f body battery for home tie*
It la not Ilk* alocitrle t.«»ltw. feradfc batterVa and oth»r contriv
ance you may hava ac»n or ua#d
Man who are n#r»oua. run down, and unamhltloua will find
that oloctrlclty na auppflei by Rlortra-Vlta will quickly pit tham
In good condition.
Tho man not llv« who cannot bo mi 4» a h*tt*r man by tha
application of f&loetra-Vlt • Tliooo wh-» hav« need It aay that It
la tha grandest |nv Igorator of tha age
Borauaa you hav«f experimented with faradle batterlea or
takan *\*rtr\'- treatment from pbyaUiara with -it being rurad la
no r»aaon why our mat hod "honid prova a fallura Tha do»*tor'a
battery fan only bo applied f,r a f*w mlnutaa at a Mm-, and that
ia not enough to *ff»ot a • ire li#ald»a that method la lnron>
ren'.ent and ogpenatvo Kloctrm Vita nn ba uaad ail day or Mght
without interfering with your work or reat
READ WHAT THE CURED SAY
Mr* Edmund Wallbir*. Boa l*t IVhalton, Wn . aaya
"I d'» n'-t h»«itata to rwimmond Rla«»t:m -Vita to ait yon*
auf faring v.'h rh*umatl*rn and almllar allmanfi, for 1
hav« tia»d It for th*«« and ha"« r#r#|v»d aatla
factory ftflU J fMM not ba without iMfl Vita, and
win alwaya racammand It "
■font p'it .jro«r nam* an<f nddr**a on thla rr»upon ar>l
bring or mall It to ua . Wall aand you full ptrtteuUri
regarding Klantra-Vita. togath*r with our fraa 50 pa**
hook, Wfcleb Mtplaina ma«iy thlnga you ought to kr.'.w
abo it tha dtiordara of m*n and woman Thfa hook t#• I: a
In plain, almpl* languapo h*>w you ran ha rurad In tha
p/ira/y of yc-ir horna, without tha um* of druF* It ««•!la
how vartoua dlaord«ra ara brought on through n»glar| and
how (hlf IN »tally (MfMfN bf *l*rtr!o tr»atm»n* If
la beautifully lllaatmt#<l with pfrtur»a • f w»n <I#»v«lipad
man a/.d woman, all owl nf Juat how rw™ Vita !■ ap
pUad Don't fall ta *«* thla book Cat out tha coupon
now
FKKK TKHT af KUHm-Vlta If yon rail.
fVm«nltutlon trr*i, Of fir* floura- f» a. m to tt p m.
Monday, H'dnmdtiy and Haturdny JCranlnga, 7 to ft
Nundaj-a JO to 1.
HEAVIES TO CLASH TONBGHT FOR CHANCE AT M'CARTY
Toddling Old Man Mcithewson
Gets Away in Grand Shape; *Has
Been' Is Busy Making New Record
Christy Mathcwson. * well
known National league pitcher
who lias been shining more or lea
brilliantly for the past I! years u
a member of the Ulants. gives prom
j Ise of another year a* a star
It was Mnihfwicm who *w In
« 1 firm and due to wander to field
' anew laat fall. The fans ronrulo
| he might be with the team thla yeir
i but aa for being of much use, no
> at all.
And. behold, thla spring Mitt*
has won as many guinea aa hat>
Mtirqu&rd. Teareau and Itemar<*
. combined—the three who were t«
[ be the stars
Not only haa he been winning
right alone, but Matty has given
the moat marvelous exhibition of
control ever ahown by a pltcner. On
April 17 Mathewsou walked two
Hoston batter*, and he haan't la
sued a paa* since—not for 4? con
I sccutlve Innings
Aralnst the Cuba, Mathewson
dtdnt pitch a tingle ball t.i Um
i first 11 batters. Outing the game
Mr O F Ilf"wn 4217 I'hlnncy nr. ft«aftl*. Nn
"Af*«-r uftnir IHcftrt V|t» for i»n m >ntha. I ran nay that
I urn mora than pl«a«ad with tha raaulta racalvad Having
auffrrrd with n»rv> atornarh trotjhla and n run
down condition, I find rr»ya«»lf a bat tar man than I h«v«
f- r *rv«n a«r"
he pitched hat 75 times, and but
II Italia were called, but for It
foula of perfect strikes by Zimmer
man and Clymer. Matty would have
broken his own record of pitching
fewer than 67 pitched balls In nine
Innings
This Is what this toddling old
gentleman Is dolig these bright
spring daya. It's a pity. pom the
standpoint of New \ ork fans, that
McOraw rfasn't a team of Infirm
folks like Ma'ty, .natetJ cf a few
of the eccentrics who suffer from
temperament and ego—like Mar
quard, for Instance
RIVERS RITCHIE GO
UP TO TOM M'CAREY
flv ''iiHM Pr»«* ! *■••*'l Wtr«
l/>S ANOKUEf?, May JlWEddv
Oraney, who has the consent of
Willie Ritchie to defend his light
weight title at Ban Pranclaco July
4. haa returned to San Kram in. .>
without closing a deal that would
guarantee Joe Hirers aa Kltchle's
opiKinent for the championship
The solution of the roltup, It would
seem. Ilea with Tom Met arwy. the
l>>* Angeles promoter, who has
Rivera' promise to fight at Verona
July 4.
After an Interview with Joe
l.evy. Rivers' manager. In which
he was Informed of the situation.
Oraney late yes'erday held a lon*
conference with McCarey. The '«».
ter refused to give a deflnlt .•
swer as to whether he wou.u .<>•
lease Rivera.
Dest modern outside rooms In
Seattle. 25c to s<Vc. Stewart Mouse.
M West Htewart (near Hke fTibllc
Market). •••
d'vl
The Electra-Vita Co.
DEPT 4.
205 EMPREB9 THEATRE BLDfJ., COR. SEC
OND AVE. AND SPRING. SEATTLE, WASH.
Pteftse R«n<l iiw», prepaid, your fr«e, '»opnK«
Illustrated book. G-20-13
NAMK
ADDRRSS
CHRISTY MATIIKWgON
THE STAR—'TUESDAY, MAY 20, 10H
VARSITY CREW
SHY 5 OLD MEN
FOR NEXT RACE
Despite the fact that five of the
onramen who participated in the
triangular face on the Oakland es
tuary, In which the varsity crew
defeated both the Htnnford .ind
California eights, have quit varsity
aquation, Co.ok Conthear la conft
dent hlk men will r«|>eat when they
are *etit over the three mile course
on l.ake Waahlngton ugiiltist Call
j fornla Thursday afternoon.
Tho varsity bus Jost Willi* r, Hut
ion. Prnnkltind. Ilonney and
I Hchwahland. which will mean that
five of the oar*Uieji who lire to
pull oars against California, have
never partlclpiitod In an Intcro lie
glate race before The loss hua,
however, failed to perturb tho
coach and he la confident that i|»»
five successors are of equal fiblllty
to those who have left the college
Inasmuch as the var.-ity Is fig
ured ss a Ktrong contender In the
I'oiiKhkoepal* regatta, thoy wlii
1 -pare no efforts to befit the Cali
fornia bunch. A dsfett at the
hand* of the Csltfornlana would lie
a very discouraging Incident to
those have n.ntrftnltoj <o the
fund to M<i,d the eight east with
the autiposltlon that Washington
had the greatest crew on the cogat.
The race Thursday will begin
promptly at 5 o'clock from
Tsrk. with the finishing line di
rectly off the Madison Park dock.
If the weather condltiotia are not
suitable the ra< •) I* to be postponed
until S o'cloefc Friday mirnlng A
match between ih« Vancouver Host
club and varsity seconds will pre
■ •ede the big race.
GIANTS TAKE'EM
OVER ONCE MORE
VANmFVKR, n r. Mnr !« —
I'ltrhar Willar.l MVllcl.t, alvtrn hu,
flrat chaw* jMinrdiy to work j
, again" Vnncoiirxr. t«1rl«<l with >
tho Mffi' rriull that hu mftrkml i
'«»# of tba ««I«cht rinirn play-d b#- j
I twa«n and Vancouver Uiun
fur In the prwwnt two w««k»' a#- 1
rtra Mr i »i» whlt*waali«<l the
liaMrara whll* hla warn
buittr tatberlnit In fire rtui« Mai i
kla «aa opposed by Bob Infteraoll. j
who «u wild The score:
v*»-«wi»«r— Alt R n po a k
, P>n««l. lb I • I I * I
If .... « * t I • ♦.
KI rM •*' rf « • I • • •;
rrl.k tf ~ .. « • ♦ 1 • »
W.'.h Ik * *1
m Mar*. n> t • I a * IL
H»-h*rf<w«t<#r •• I • • I I # "
Knanlrk. • I a • « 4 •'
ln«»r»>ll. p • • ♦ a I • |
Tatala fl • I tl I* (I
Baatlla - »H H H A. T
*>~■» Ik I * I I « • '
Nni. :k i > i i ♦ •
w 1.-.H rf « a I f a •
ail ma* * I I I I • *!
U-.awi. Ik I I I » *« I |
•Walt. \t • l l l • •
Kti.r »r rf I # • J a «J
I • • f T |«
p 4 • • • J 9 j
T»UJ« . . »• l • IT t« •*!
t ••cflfl*# l*H» -ib< k»or-. J. .
»«r%l« ?•* h:i» Vlf! j
Jtrkvn II ..n* ran H«r%li Utrvrk owl j i
fly !nf»r«tt|! I bf k> I M*m <*l | j
t* off i'ic-f» ill s • »ff M«shl» J I-"fi •
**t: HMO* Vift'-wiw I •••til# I Tim#
—I tl I'nplr» T»m*A.
ODDS FWOR MANDOT
AGAINST ANDERSON
!*jr rr»«« Wlf«
I,OS ANOKUKH, Mar M. —Bad '
Anderson of Vancouver. \Va»h., I
will have bl* t«it aa a contender
for recognition among the top- j
; notch lightweight* tonight when he
I meeta Joe Mandot of New Orlcan* j
' at Vernon In a scheduled 20-round ;
! match. If the Ronaatlonal Waah- !
ingtonlan <an di-f'-at Mandot he
will be matched Wllh Joe Hirer* i
|or another lightweight Intnlnary :
j for the Juty 4 date.
The appearance of mnch Mandot
[ money tn the Initt 4* hour* ha* per-
I ceptlbly altered the betting odd*.
;and the Frenchman today la held
a 10 to 8 favorlta.
JOE THOMAS BEATEN
Mr ?*?<-•• l.mnar*J Wirt
NKW ORLEANS, May 20—Joe
Thomaa of New Orlean* la In the
P'iglll*tlc discard here today, fol
lowing hla defeat, laat night, by j
Charlie Whlto of Chlcngo, In th"
second rounil of a scheduled ten
round go. Thornis w** knocked /
down three time* In the flint round,
the bell saving him.
Itfferee IMcg I'urkO stopped the
fight In the *econd round. Thomaa j
being unable to defend hlinelf.
mmii BatKMN 11 toca
Won l,o«t PH
S«MU 21 9 .719
i'tnemm 14 11 1(2
T»com» 14 11 4TI |
Vlrt«rl» l| ]< 41*
> ■ rtlinil 1} it Oil
Xptktn* II :• lit
AM r RICA* IK A fir IC
W-.il txwl. Pot
PhllUtalpKla 11 4 704
It VI .I4t 1
tv»«htnrton It 10 630
chimin JO 1J lot
Ilrmtnn II It ,41t
HI I .nut* 14 !0 411 I
DMroM II tl .144
Now *orlt « SI .176 I
NATIONAI, I.KA(ir(
Won ljntt Pet
IttlUdelphla 17 7 .70*
Brooklyn 19 • .*79
S'W Tork 10 IS ,ii«
' hlrnr ' 11l 14 44 4
HI trills 14 10 441
lli.lton 11 1 ft 4SI
Piif#tMinr is 14 .400
Cincinnati I SO 110
f0 4«4T I F. 4411 K
Won t.n»» Prt
I.'i« SI 17 <11!
(laklilnil S4 |1 .i||
\>lilr« 25 "j 444 j
Hon Kranrlsrrt ...1,.., II jr, 479
I'lTtlsnlt II ||
mrlinnnnto , 17 21 .426
A M 9,1114 A N IK A4l IK
Cleveland 4. Wiiohlnitt'in 1
Imatfin 10. Chlras'i 1.
Detroit 9, rtifln<l»l|itili4 I
N«w Vork 4, Kl I ami I i *
NATI49NAI. I.KAtlt F.
M»w York i, i'itt*tiiim I.
Brooklyn 2. Ht I,oul» l.
I'hlluilptlihln 10. riil. 11411 4
Clllrlnnntl 9, Hotton 4
MOUTH VI KMTKHN I.F.AOI'IC
Hmltlx h. Vlili'-oiivnr 0
I'ort 1 ami B. Tnoom* I
Victoria 18, Hpiikn no 9.
Let other duties lag.
If .1 fly you'll only b*g
You will reach the better place
And recelvo eternal graca. '
0
ZBYSZKO PUTS ITALIAN CHAMP TO
MAT} WILL MEET FRANK GOTCH NEXT
NF W YORK, M.iy 20- Zhysiko. the Polish chsrriplon wrestler, Is
victor over Itsmano Cs/raux, Italian chsmploo, following thair wrest
ling match at Maitlntin Square Garden laat night /bysrko won two
it, sight falls. It wa» announced tr-o iy that tne wlnnsr probably would
mset Frank Qotch In New York before September.
=CHATTER—
FROM NEAR AND FAR
The Heavers' weak noun agninat
the Champions appears io he in it*
much touted pitching staff Van
i-ouver Is playing a good finding
game. Prior to the o|<en!ng of the
reason. Hob drown declared he had
the Ptrongnat hurling department In
the b uguc, and hi* word received
general acceptance
• • •
B'mplre Kddinger ia no longer
suspended Prestdeht Jones hna
lifted the ban on the arbitrator.
Jones probably will deride the pun
Uhineni to bs meti d out to Owner
Mob Ilrown some time thla week.
• • •
MetHe appears to have at
last rounded Into form. Last
seaaon Melkle's pitching was a
strong factor In our grand
spurt for the pennant, but until
yeaterday he looked anything
but laat season's mainstay. He
was out of the gams a few days
with an Injured ankle and for
a time his arm was sore,
e • •
Nlll. with whom Manager Ray
mond lias rnn a race for the haae
mout dlviaion of the Champa' bat
ting department, threatens to trans
fur hi* lutivlties to the top of th«
I HAD TO DO IT
10 PROTECT YOU
I was campelled to change from bine and white to Carnival gold in order to
protect the public from the many imitators who are trying to take advantage of
the reputation I have established for square dealing and genuine bargain giving.
around town. You'll find many who try to imitate my ads. my signs and Mfc
my «.iles methods—but they forget the main point—they don't even try to give
people the same values that I do. " j
I Never Take a Sale fc 1
K A M
unless the *tore absolutely ajfrer* in advance that customers are to get legitimate
goods at bargain prices. It the«e that the big stock of
Model Store was turned over to The store will hereafter be a strictly union
label shop, and to make the change they've simply got to sacrifice the present stock.
These Prices Will Keep the Crowds Coming
12 GO Men* O. A
M. Underwear,
now $1.15
f. r.o Mon'» stik
•ml Wool Q. & M
Underwear, now
M.45
|1 B0 Men'* Union
Hull*. n0w...7«<»
|S 00 Cooper'* all
wool Union Suit*,
now $2.1 H
12 5B Men'* Hox
ford Union Hull*,
now 91. fH
|1 00 Men'a TTnlon
Hull*. now...sS<»
I*.no Suit Ciute*.
now 15.21)
110 00 Bellow*
Hillt Caae*. mrw
94.78
115.00 Solid
ij 4> ath e r Suit
case*. nows7.;u»
|r, 00 Iland Bae*.
now AI.SJI
J. P. Burke c t," The Model Store
708 First Avenue, Next to Palace of Sweets
hertp Nlll lina been locating the
ball with deadly accuracy against
the Heavers Jn yeeterdsy's fray
he tame through with two safe
hits, fine wita a two-bagger.
• • •
A "Joe McGlnnlty" day at iv>rt
iand la being planned by President
Joih-s. Jones haa conferred with
the Portland Hoostvra' clnb and
the dot alls for the event will be
announced In a few dayg.
• • •
Noit wi. lisve !lie Portland IMp
plns I<et >rn rmitf, tbe Champa
are hungry. At thur, thoae Pippins
might give us a harder tnsale than
the luckles* Heavers
• e e
Manager Ilaymond will probably
use Del! agalnat,the Rearers today
PORTLAND, May 20.—Danny
O'llrlen, the Portland lightweight,
who has woo 11 fights and a«curod
two draw* In the laat 20 starta In
Washington and Idaho, left here to
day for Vancouver, where he will
meet Ray Campbell of Han Fran
clsco In a 16 round boat. May 24
O'flrlen Is confident of winning Ui
bat tie.
15c Cienulne Bo*
ton I'ad Oartcra,
now J.V
10c Men'* Hand
kerchief*, now ,|f
60c Men's Neck
tie*, now ...|7f
11 00 Men'. Neck
tie*, now ...3H*
$2 00 Mnn'ft Pure
Silk Tip®, now
tt.lf
Sfio
now Hlr
ROo StuppnrtrrH,
now as#
Men'* Tl. V. D.
Underwear, now
nr,c
lIRO Men'a Un
derwear, now7H<»
12 00 Men'a all
wool Underwear,
now
MEN'S
SUITS
$4.45
$15 Values, *£ AC
now OObUv
$17.50 Values, (A AP
wOifcll
$9.90
$2 n 5 s w° V " * Stl.lo
$25 Values, A Oft
now wlliaVV
SI 3.90
1 " $16.90
$15 Men's Slip-ons, J[Q
now WVi iv
$20 Men's Slip-ons. QO
now 'OOaOO
$4.50 Boy's Suits, JIQ
now v I aOw
$5 Boy's Suits, QO 4 Q
now
GUNBOAT SMITH
A BIG FAVORITE
AMONG BETTORS
fljr I'rtM '1 Wlfi
HAN MIANCIWO. May 20 —
With a match In sight with Luther
McCarty for the victor, a rattling
good bmit Is ixprrifd here tonight
when (iiinhoat Hmlth and Jess Wll
lard, heavyweights, clash In their
20 round go. ligth men are In tip
top condition, arid iMi'h predicts a
knockout well within the limit.
What little betting ia being done
favors Hmlth. He opened at 10 to
K, but a flood of coin sent the price
down to 10 to 7, and It «>« predict
ed that Hmlth would enter the ring
a 10-to-C favorite. Wlllard will <-n
ter the rliiK at 23! i and Hmlth at 182
pounds. The fact that bo Ix glUng
away 60 pounds does not worry
Hmlth. Tb<- (iimivrr aaya be Is
shiftier on his feet. knows mora
about the finer points of tho game,
and baa th<> better punch
The men ar»< scheduled to (to In
to the ring at 9 30 p m, the main
event being preceded by four pre
liminaries. three four-round bouts
and a six-round contest.
i 11 HI- i i -i ani K
IVTi.KI .HWAN HVII.WA*
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Tl<Tk«4 ttlt\r»*n HamllU rif'b . hNf
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