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i ori)#r your renting by mall
f frOIU rRANK r NOLAN
1407 Fifth Ave.
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713 First Avenuo
Opoa oroninco until I and Sunday*
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SCENIC
CAFE
nntT AND STEWART
A PLACE
TO EAT
Continuous Cabaret Vaudevills
From 3 to 12 P. VI.
S—High Claai Entertaleere—%
Why Be Sick?
Why h* dia* otirnf*d * Tou can b*
etirod. This 1 provo ovary day hy mjrlnv
#th«ra.
Th* daya of llf* ar* r'imb»n4 hy th*
Ldaya of health Ah who havo *no »>•
■fora and all who tlvo today • mphaali*
■Mllh aa oarfh'f rr»at»*t b)»**lnf Not
Kno of ua Wtahoo rontlnuoua living without
To think Jif» 1* f,- t thir.x limllli.
'•*. ) aril •" r i*m <\ iot!b r
fh"M tirflem of he-al»|» mm' look
k*#hly to ft* r iaur»'« '«•» t v »»y >»#• ad
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a 1 oth«rr mar'or* T».* *tr*«.m will not
'it* v* im I ' »'l f. fo n *< e , ,
ropt*«l h* Ura*ly a maH»r '.f habit, and
Ihoo* who can do moat for you aro tho
on** koon onoufli lo a<*nt your r«*n:
m+rit.
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ord*r*. Dfa«-.'*rot of tl.« akin lluptur«.
PIIm and all r*' *• I .« wlfh
<".t 'i * k-. Mi fr*Mfm*nt for
lmpair*«l M'alilr n+\rr fall*.
All !»!•*»**'* of \) ' rr< ir j)arlli*«
Painful I'« •
all tr.'t w*«kr*aaoa p^cuMnr
to tho a*x with- ! r«nort to ftrfty
All IM«msm of M<n .h l»*hlll*v.
Hlof»d poia'.n. ail *r>«'lal and rhronfr
I isiaordor* and w#>akno«aoa
Consult at »on. oiamlnatlon and advl'o
ffo* f*rlc*a m'd»»rafo and Irfi.jda rut-11-
rln» II our a . • tp r - . .»d , a
to 12 You ar* In M*d »o m;i or
havo on fi > many toatlmonlala
fror.i r*!lat/l* v -pin of • <■ »,f , H tj ,j
tftojrahlo dlaraKf*
DR. MACY, Specialist
(|il*i'l"iliifi fhlroj»ra«ln hriixlr**
frcolmml and f«lo<fdl*aa Mtiraory, |
Natiiropathlr %f*dl< Inn .«r.d Murvrry. I
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NATIONAL COMMISSION PLANS WAS! ON FEDERAL LEAGUE
MAY RESTRAIN PLAYERS
WHO JOIN OUTLAW RANKS
FROM EVER PLAYING AGAIN
CINCINNATI, Dec. 29.—Or
ganized baseball Is going to at
tempt, by drastic measures, to
remove the newest thorn from
Its side, the Federal league.
War has been decl.ired on the
outlaw organization by Garry
Herrmann, chairman of the na
tional baseball commission.
He plans •> campaign to black-
Hat every player jumping from
organized baseball from ever
again donning a mitt.
The commission believes It
can accomplish this by court In-
DOPE IS ALL UPSET;
UNITED TEAM TIED
The Seattle I'nlted fell below pur
Sunday afternoon, anil the final
step In grasping th« hunting In 'he
Northwestern teoccer league did not
occur, a* old hands had expected.
The Cnlt«i and f*ort l-awton elov
eus hauled to a 1 all tie In a well
played name. Had the leaders
copped the gsroe, thev would ha\e
ended the championship race Inst
far aa first place wa» concern »d.
The draw game gives the second
plac« holders. Carbouado. furthe.-
llfa.
SEATTLE TEAM COPS
A team of eight gunmen, repie
sentlng the Tacoma Trapshootera'
association, and a numlier of Inter
ested gun enthusiasts from that
city were shown the Ins and out of
marksmanship by eight dead abuts
from the Seattle Trapshootera' a*
»-.c|»tlon at McAleer Sunday after
toon The shoot was the Inaugura
tion of team competition between
the two clubs. and hereafter will tie
in annual event. Seattle popped
BOYS IN SHAPE
The three Seattle Athletic club
boxers. Karl Malrd. lid; Ed Pink
mas. 125. and Henry Oleajum. 135.
who will make the trip to Van
couver this week for participation
In a boxing tourney under the
auspices of the V. A C„ will com
plete their training grind Tuesday
night. Plnkman baa been doing
only light work, owing to an In
jured knee The meet takes place
New Year's day.
PUN BIG MEET
Seattle mirkstr.en ar"
tic today over the proep»cta of a
big annual shoot between Wash
ington and Oregon state teams to
he held under the auspices of the
E'ortland Oun club in February.
Kach state will b<> rei resent«-«l by
ten men, a preliminary to decide
the makeup of the squad*
SAMUEL IS OFF
Sammy Good, the lightweight,
left Seattle today for Vancouver.
H. 0.. where. Tuesday, he will me.'t
(tough Houae Charley Hurna In
a 15-round bout, flood left in e\
cellent condition and is very con
fldeat of victory. Hums has rot
scored a victory since hla North
west invasion.
WALT JOHNSON NOW
BUSY ON HIS FARM
Ot'THRIK. Okla.. Dec 29—■ On
the wheat fields of Kanaa* and
Oklahoma more cattle are feeding
than before in many years The
wheat grew so poor during the
autumn rains that It became ne<es
sary for the farmers to buy cattle
or to rent their wheat fields to cat
tle men In order to keep the « heat
down.
Thla Is true on the wheat fields
of two baseball stars. Fred Oarke
of the Pittsburgh I*l rates and Wal
ter Johnson of the Washington
Americans. The Johnsons, father
and son. havo a big rnnch near Cof
fey vll In. Kan., and this winter they
are feeding a big bunch of cattle.
The Johnsons spent a week In
the nelj?hl>orhood of Scranton. Kan .
buying more cattle, picking up an
additional herd for their f'offeyvllle
ranch They ar«! "stocking up" the
ranch more than ever this winter,
and the star of Griffiths' twirling
staff says he means to keep In good
condition by feeding steers
SUPPORT BOLTON
Harry T. Bolton, president of the
Central Council, I* tiring ac
tively supported for the councii
manlc seat l« ft vacant by Council
man Griffiths' resignation. Anoth
er active candidate Is <-. It Fitzger
ald, who has received the Indo; m
tnent of Mallard citizens.
ROAST 'EM ALL
Roundly scoring the Puget Round
Traction, Wght and Power Co. for
falling to restore the sale of tickets
on cars, and voicing approval of
Gov. I.lster's removal of the board
of regents, the Open I'orum Sunday
also t;isued resolutions favoring the
reran of County
Hamilton and Knudsen.
MINISTER WARNS 'EM
VIKNNA, Dec. 2-1 The llungari
an minister of the Interior warn* in
tending emigrants to delay their tie
parture lo the t'nlted S'al"s un'.ll
economic conditions In that counuy
arc Improved.
Junction.
It Is declared a decision by
former President Taft provides
a precedent.
If the report that Joe Tinker
has Joined the Federals Is true,
ths commission will nuke this
a test caae.
"It will only be a matter of
time before the outlaw*, or
Federals, go out of existence,"
Herrmann said. "It has not
the financial backing necessary
and cannot possibly afford to
pay such salaries as are paid in
the major league."
! The only other league gain®
was that between tho K-'attlo I'el
tics and franklin The locals play
ed a fine game and nosed out vic
tor* by a 2 to 1 score Kranltlla
opened the scoring In the second
half. A few minutes later the
C*ita tied the figures, and followed
up with another score, which clucn
ed the game
The league schedule Is rapidly
neartng Its termination. The »ea
son closes next month, and then the
McMillan cup series begins.
34? birds. Tacoma smashed 331.
The terms of the agreement com
pel the local gunmen to meet the
Tacoma shooters In a return match
come .Sunday In February The
tnnteh will h« held at the Harbor
Isiend trap*.
Hoy rtpie and A. t. Hall w»re
high men for the Seattle bunch,
each destroying 45 blue rucks In &0
ft tempts. J Cooper. Tacoma. led
the field as high man. with 4? out
of 80 to his credit.
ORDER 2 BOATS
NKW YOKK, Dec. 29. —An order
from the I'nlverslty of Washing
ton for two fi: foot elght-oared rsc
log shells haa teen received by
local builder*.
THE VIRGINUS HOTEL
144 Virginia W . **or W**tlaftia At.
I'how* Elliott MX
Mod*rn *!*ffantty f«trnlah*d owtalda
with tho b«ot tooommoialloaa la
<'*anlln**a eomfort and e«>urt*ay for tho
Iroat m«n*y Tranatonta 440 to |l
W**klr I- •• to |4 t*s»«*»nl*nttf lo*at*d
f r walkini and atro*t rara
THE STRANGER WILL
APPRECIATE
T* !• homollko rsi'aurtni |f *ak*«
away th« hnoo>mo f*oiln« and tho m»«)a '
ar* g »j<3
WARRENS LUNCH
T~rm*f\j SWWi. til |«u« IN.
| ALBERT HANSEN
Jeweler and Silversmith
Is Now located at Hla
New Store
1010 Second Ave, Near Madison.
JOHN STRINGER
ATTORN RT AT I.AW
All CI wII knalnMt Ittato and F*d*ral
Courta
OffW SM-M4 Now Tork Hlk.
F'hono. R"'-*t 1414
WBW
OHIO raxe
DENTISTS
TV* ara tho orlflnalora of rnt-rat*
drntlatry.
WE UTAMI IIAt K #»F Ol It VVflltK IOR
It 1 FARM' (if ARANTI K
Amalgam Filling . $1
Gold Crowns... $3
Bridgework ... $3
Fuil Sets Teelh $5 & lip
Any work that d"*sn't pro\*
t'rrjr win *>• f*palr*d fr** of eharg* at i
any tltno.
r*omo In BOO?" todar If yoti wloh—
f >r fro* »aatnlnatl"n and *atlmata
207 I nlv*r*lly Mt . tnd and t nttorally
hi , Opp I'raaor l'al*r*on Co.
•THE STAR—MONDAY. DECEMBER 29. 191 S.
WHEN BOMBARDIER WELLS HEARD BIRDIES SING
Bombardier Wells, English
heavyweight, met Qsorges Carpen
tler, French champion, at the N»
tlonal Sporting club, London, De
cember R, and was knocked out for
the second time by the marvelous
French boy In less th<n one round.
The photograph shows Carpentler
assisting Wells to his feet, with
the referee bending over him and
Wells' seconds climbing through
the ropes.
SIGN UP AGAIN
CENTRA LI A, Dec. 2!> Claud*
McQuillan. Hie firmer Whltwortb
college football *tar, ati'l Hilly
Ilirn*. the local heavy weight. ha»>-
aliened up for a return match to !><•
held In thl* city January 10 In
their former meeting McQuillan
won tho dvc|*ion Tho boul *111
be oyer the alvronnd rout*. The
Mortoft A. C. wit;
pnt »u tho mill.
GODDARD FILES
Councilman Ooddard Satwrda*
fled hi* candidacy for mayor He
will not re*l(cn a* councilman, a*
Griffith* did fJoddard aenti-ntlou*
ly declare* ho kniw* the town and
»ho people'* hnrden*. *nd that he*
tho chap who ran fill the bill in
tho mayor'* chair.
I DANCING 1
HIPPODROME I
flftfe ••4 I'aKenltf. I
tO-l»l»«-» tain* I
»••«■••« Tmnmbl hr I
T »ar|irr« I
NAVY YARD ROUTE
M If Ke«^ n *<lr. Tourlat and
Album
I•• va Cilmin l» rk. Mm* • i|.
ftur.4»v>. I tt. It ft a m. I 1#
S tt <•« »!•« Hundav Rundif. f It), t It
p m Rtiurdar. 114* p m
Tim* Tafcia wb)»' t to ch»n«« without
t>*tlra
|*h >»Ba Main Bint Far* Mr VUtaad TH|>.
W An *14 •a'<*Mt«h»d t«• »»0 ■
I In avar? d*r trim ant. I
I s«f'l»«ii final) tl'itlillnc M
Turkish-Russian Bath*
Kor gentlemen Washington Hatha.
Moore Theatre Itldg. Mnsseurs.
Wm. Wl'-klund. graduate Dr. KJel
berg'* ln*tltilte, Stockholm, Hwe
den; llllmer Peterson, graduate of
I'rof I'nman's Institute, .Stockholm.
Sweden.
No Hot Air-
Actual facts
A pond mnny people In Seattle
| and unrroundlnK country have lout
I their money nnd Rood health by hot
| nlr fakers. This Is not tho ca*e
with its. We are placing somethlnK
before the p'lbllc nnd wo think It
our duty to let the public know
| We may save the life of someone
I by this nd. nnd a lon* suffering
i You will find testimonials of Seat
tie people with each bo*. We have
| thousands of people using It, and
they a-® hnppy todny. This medi
cine ha* been In use by a German
specialist for a Rood many yearn, and
now we want ttie public to luif>*
about It. Wo call It Illood nnd
Nerve Tonic. It la a regular sy»
tem tonic and will help constipation
1 nnd all obstructions In tfio digestive
i organ*. It han cured Rheumatism
| when bedfast from ono to four
| years, and all other obstructions.
So better medJclne for niaddcr
Troubles (front It if Ih ) on Ihn mar
! kot. For snle by the (junker Drug
<>)., 1013 Flint n\\; (illcs, 1125 .lack
nun Ht., nnd Uerke Pharmacy, 24th
I Av. N. W., Market St. $1.00 per
box.
Bend *11 communications to the
GERMAN PHARMACAL. CO.
1 Ballard dWtlon, beattle, Wash.
BROWN ANNOUNCES
CHANGE UNLIKELY
VANrorVRR, ». c. f r»«p. 29.—
Tho router of the 1914 Vancouver
champion* will b# practically the
aamo aa last aeaaon, according to
announcement from Owner Bob
llrown. llrown haa laaued the call
for hla player* under reaerro aa
well aa a big hunch of youngMora.
The team will report In Vanootirer
March '.'O. Thirty players will be
on band.
Harry Scfcara weber, laat *»**on'*
ahortatop, In all probability will
head th« champion* next *ea*on
Hchamey and llrown aro aald to
ha*# row to term* Thla mean*
that Ilniwn ha* given up getting
("hurley Mnllen, tho fleatt!« hoy.
SELECT OFFICIALS
Dlile Fleager, "Wf#" Coyle Mid
Tom McDonald have been named
a* the threw official* for the big
Washington Alumni • All-Northtwi
crn fool hall MW to be h«>lil at
l>enny field N«>w Year's day.
Fleager will referee. Coyle la the
umpire and Mr Donald wilt amp
mr head linesman.
ON TRIAL RUN
After a successful trial run of 10
rnlles yesterday, on l.ake Washin,,
ton. tho new ferry-boat I/eschl will
begin a regular schedule b»twivo
l<pschl park and Medina alwiut the
middle of February, landing* at
Bellevue and Medina are now beln,j
ronatrurted.
HOLD HER BACK
SAN HtANrtSrO, Dec. 29 1 tie
stenmshlp Governor. due hern Sun
day afternoon, did not arrive un.II
late last night, bring delayed by the
heavy head wind* and seas encotin
tered off the northern coast.
TO CELEBRATE
Gov I,lnter and the mayors of Se
attle, Everett, KlrUl.md and Itcd
mond have been Invited to attend .«
Idg celebration at Itothell, on Jan
nary 10, In honor of the completion
of the new brlrk highway from Both
ell to Seattle.
ARMY MAN DEAD
WASHINGTON. Dec 29 —Oeorge
Henry Torney, surgeon general of
the I'nlted States army, died at Ills
home here lust- night of bronchial
pneumonia, after an Illness of sev
eral weeks.
Our Daily Animal Story
Llama Spits to
Defend Itself
The llnmn, called the camel of
South Anii rloa. haH been used no a i
beaut of burden from prehistoric |
times. The familiar nnd fine cloth
which wo cull Alpaca and Vicuna
aro woven from the hair of a ape- s
cles of the llama.
The llama has (he very unp!< as i
ant habit of spitting when en ratted j
or annoyed; that la about lis only
means of defong#; Its cud and tta-;
llvn have a moat •unpleasant odor, j
and thus when one approaches a
llama In a Zoo ho should have a j
care. I.lamas nro flue swltpraers.
and drink freely of sea water with-J
out Injury.
Naturalists assert that when face i
to,J;ic»» with <I• .itk tho Ilium •ill
leitve 11-i companion) and Qick out
a particular spot for a "dying
ground."
Weight reducing. twxSy building. Aut .
(In bait. — Advti(lt«iu«uk J
away from Mncoln, Neb.. to man
age the lieavar*.
Vancouver* player* under re
•ervo are: Konnlck, (Jrln
die and Pannock, catcher*; Clark.
Hall, Cadreau, Dorty, Harataf,
Northup, Kalllo and Halelgh, pitch
er*: Mc.Murdo, McParl, Ilennott.
B'hamwebor. Orover, Butler,
llel*ter and Rautlwr. tr.flelder*;
l>lak. Rrlnker and Flanagan, out
fielder*.
Mike Konnlck want* to remain
In tho Ka*t, and llrown haa con
aentcd to allow Mike to put over
aome kind of a trade. Drown
would like two young backatopa In
exchange for Konnlck
Both (i>aiM are hard at work
thl* week getting In shape for the
I big contest. The All-Northwest
bunch, headed by Jersey Mason, ts
doing It* training at Kent IVth
teaiu« will wind up th<« stiff Rrird
I Tuesday. The game wtli l>e<iu at
jl:30 Thursday afternoon.
THINGS THE PRESS
AGENTS PROMISE
Alice Lloyd. England's daintiest
comedienne, and her big company
of 75 entertainers, will be tho at
trai t;on at the Moore for four days,
starting with a matinee New Year's
day. Miss I.loyd la touring the
country under the direction of Wil
liam Morris, who has surrounded
her with the best In the show world
There w ill be 22 big features on the
program. Including Krnnk Kogarty,
'the Dublin mlnatrel."
PARCEL POST MAP
FREE
To All New or Old Mall Subscribers
With a Six Months' Subscription
to The Star
The Seattle Star has had a won
derfu'.ly useful map made up.
showing all the various paicel post
roues, and the shipping rates there
in.
This map Is beautifully made tip
In several color*, and shows all the
rivers, towns, cities, etc.. In the
State of Washington, together with
giving the population of the var
l"iis places, and the shipping costs
from each postofflce This map ts
so valuable that we have supplied
the Seattle postofflce with several
copies.
In addition to a large map of tho
State of Washington, a map of the
Vnlted States is shown, and also a
map of the world.
The Star wants everyone of Itr
mall subscribers to bo supplied
with one of these maps, and la
making tho following offer: Every
subscriber who renews his sub
scription promptly for six months
or more Will be mailed one of thesu
tnsps. absolutely free.
AMERICAN CAFE
Fourth nnd Pike.
Erneit Glanettl, Proprietor
Cabaret Vaudeville
8 p. m. to I a. m.
AMATEUR NIGHT
. EVERY FRIDAY x
CASH PRIZES.
<§)
Contestnnts npply to F K.
Mrilllnnd, Director, Thursday,
2 p. m.
French Dinner With
Bottle of Wine, 50c
LAST DAY OF
HEAVY WORK
FOR GIANTS
BAN PRANCIHCO, Dep. 29 —
Ounbont Smith and Arthur PnlUey
had about- finished thedr training
today for their scheduled 20-nund
bout' New Year'* day at Daly C'ltv
Hmllh planned to perform f'iUy
before thn Olympic rlu'i memiieis
and wan (X|iwt«t lo go through
the usual ahndow boxlm," Tuesday,
but this will let him oat an far hr
actual work la concerned.
Both nu-n hiid a busy day yes
terday. HmlUi box»d six minds
and finished hla workout weighing
180 pound*.
THE IRISH WIN
The "Irlah" team defeated the
"Dutch" In thn first game of the
Knight* of Columbus bowling team
by two gameti to one. J F O'Brien
was high man, rolling a total of 474.
HOI F-|XI The Shoe Repair Man
■ »16 Union St.—2 Shout—llo Madison
New Pennants
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