The Seattle star. [volume], March 27, 1914, Image 11

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EATTLE GIANTS BOOKED
FOR HARD FIGHT IN 2-GAME
SERIES AGAINST VARSITY
aunt* *ra promised
HK|»n >t#m.< today «hou thav
f»<* witb (he bunch from
y of \Vaciutn«ton
K_„, r it s r«" at '.• '»>> prompt.
nTpn:> tixlnr with (ho colla^o
th' ft»' of *
EL the final battlo or which
pl«'" Saturday afternoon
Ettg *i th' aatno hour IMI w ill
gamo. marklue tho firm
I fct k*" worked on th* mound
C. thr pra»ent tralntnn Mttlon
hurlar I* b»<okod to work
b tealnf* pro*l<lin* hla dolt Tory
kiot unkindly roeoivod Molror
HI! tkM finish tho nam* Tha
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BOWSIA KUiSKV-4 HI.ADDSR,
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DR. DOS AWAY
m VMM (««••* Will*. W»h
Asthma!
Bronchial
Asthma!
If y<w are a sufferer from
aathma Id any form. It will
pay yon to Investigate I have
meed asthma of 30 years'
•randlng. not In Boaton and
N«w York bot here In Seattle
and town* around Seattle, and
I IMW not failed In one of
them. Now, If you are a suf
ferer from thla disease and
can't deep night*. 1 will give
relief at once and a cure In
time. The following diseases
I I win *>>► Aathma
Bronchitis C tarrh In nil Ita
forma, inch a* Tonallltl*. Ad
eooMa, Gastric Deer of the
Stomach and Bowels, Catarrh of
the Bladder. Proatatitl* In men,
all Bow«>| I>t«<-lin wom
en; fltmmatlam of all form*;
all Mtrrn'n Disease*. Kpl
lepay. H«*art and Ec*»ma. and
many other* too numerou* to
mention If you are in doubt,
writ* and I will give you
name* and addre**e* of people
I hav» cured.
Olympls Vie# Sanitarium,
14-18 W. Harrison
DR. 0. J. NUERNBERG
W»on* Queen A ore 31?7
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DR. MACY CURES
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DR. MACY, Specialist
Md i|„, w«.k.
mon<l. »a; Ktliliay, <"f; Hwaln. rf;
iniddf, Bb. Jama*. lb. Martini. If,
walljr, >; iluhn, e; Doll, p; Mo.
Ivor, p
_Wa»hlngton: Orahant. 2b; Con
nor. «•; Catkin. Jb; Patton. rf;
Thompaon. It; Howard, of;
Hw.eney, of, Savage, lb; Kerry, c;
McJanet, c; L«*i!er. p; Morrtl, p;
Bryant, p
• • •
Saturday afternoon Manager Tea
lay will a«nd llonner. Heardon and
Berger after th# varalty xjuad
• • •
Th« fana will gat thalr flrat
opportunity to aee Pate Schnei
der in action for a full nine-
Inning game Sunday afternoon,
whan the Q>anta hook up with
the atrong Nippon team. Cad
man will work behind the bat.
• • •
Following the four releasee yea
terday. dlatrlbuted among Heater,
i Hewitt, Itavldann and Conley. Man
i a*er Raymond aaya there will ba
no more pruning until May. the date
, on which all the rluha will bo re
quired to limit tbelr ataff to 16
members. Only two more than the
required number are now carried
• • •
Thursday the (Hanta trimmed the
■ Cigar Mak»ra' union team. IS to 0.
AGAIN HONOR
CHITTENDEN
Oen II M. Chittenden president
of the Seattle port commission, ha*
been chosen chairman of the nmo
ell of eipert engineers at Dayton,
0.. who have $l.V<WMH*f> »t thetr
disposal to prevent another »uch
tragedy at the Miami valley dla
aster.
Wor<J wa» received here by Sec
retary Hamilton Hlgday that the
Seattle man had been honored
with the appointment to writ* the
report.
WILLARD SUED
MII.WAUKEK. March 57- Suit
for $2,150 again"t J-** Wlllard. the
prlie fighter. I* on file in the cir
cuit court todav. r'nrlM Cutler.
Wlllard'* former manager. alleges
th» wrapper owe* him this amount.
The claim Include* $150 f r board
and lodging. $210 for clothing and
the use of gymnasium. *400 for
trainer - * expenses and transport*
tlon and bill* on a trip to New
York, $«"• for advertising and $1,600
for the service* of Cutler a* man
ager.
HAGEN VS. WILSON
K m»o 11-«*<•:. fh- ' il
w-rffct. will he the favorite tonight
when he meet* Billy Chapman at
Austin # Halt'* smoker In A|ax
hall. *sth md Greenwr,od. tonight
The men will box four round*.
Ivan Miller, another popular lo
cal boy, hooka up with Art Wilson.
In the seml-wltidup. The re*t of
the bout* promise to be Interest
leg. The card follow*
Billy Chapman va. Romeo Hagen.
Art Wilson va Ivan Miller.
Al Moaler v*. Billy William*.
Tommy Hegge v*. Ad Sch*fflie.
Jimmy Piper va. Johnny Lemm.
PAI.M BEACH, Fla . March 37.
B. F. Keith, the theatre man.
dropped dead of heart disease
A TRAGEDY IN THE BACK-YARD—"9 LIVES LOST!"
WHEN RAYMOND SPRANG IT ON THE BOYS
Utile Napoleon ha* figured tln< |iri*ont year In going to lie 111*
big »• ©..hi in buNobnH
!<•*( kxhioii Tanlay wouikl up tha vrnr hatting '"J." In thl»
ye»r'a training work ho ha* biffed tho ball at a f»lM» pace
Thoro wan n poacoful gathering on tho bench yeatordajr whan
the boaa apraug tho dopa,
"Yap," ho callod out, audden Ilka. "I'm going to Imi .*OO thl*
aoaann I aort of fool It, l<Awxao! 1 can hit oin right now I
oukluu Improva by tha tlmo tha aoaaon gota under way."
Klllllny. who whh alttlng right nlongnldc of Tonlay, wa* Incllnod
to give tha declaration aomo thought.
IIIK l<oo Honrdon aooinod to take It aa a Joko.
Martini, who la booked to taka euro of loft field, )umi>ed off tho
bonch to mako auro who wan reaponalhle for tho utterance.
Nota hla aurprlaad look.
CAN'T GET CHAMP INTO RING?
By Hal Sheridan
S'KV YORK. March 2T Wiring
to a ..•« York aportluc editor,
JVrddlo Wetah, who rerenth trim
m«vl Joe Rivera In f.oa Anc«l«a,
<ald he would like nothing better
than to get Willie Ritchie In the
ring, but addtd that It waa one of
the thlnga that ran't be done. Com
menting on the telegram, the eport
writer aald
"Freddie probably will get Wil
li* Into the ring at aoon aa aome
promoter makea a go<>d offer for
the bout, but I doubt If th«> Kug
llahman will 'like It'"
• • •
Not a word haa been heard from
ruttllng Nelaon aln<« hla r<< nt
«a<l affair In Milwaukee with Wol
fs at. It haa been auggreted that
the battler la at laat convinced n*
la aiifflrlently ripe for the aab
heap.
BONDS KNOCKS HAGEN OUT
TACOMV Marrh 17 liw Bond*,
local heavyweight bo<Vr. In a can
didate for matches with the top
liner* In the heavyweight division
aa a result of hla easy win over Kd
Hagrn. the faat Seattle man at the
*moker la*t night Hagen
vai stopped In the *»cond round
by a terrtflc right *ma*h to the
•tomarh that dropped Mm wrlih-
In* to the floor, Hl* claim of foul
MURPHY IS COMING
SAN FRANCISCO. March »?.—
Harlem Tommy Murphy and hla
manager, Jim Buckley, will arrive
In Han Franrlsen early next »-«-k
to prepare for Murphy's fO-rotitMl
bout here April 1", with Ritchie.
Buckley la bringing along Hert
Keyes, (i New York lightweight
Murphy wired ah« »d and engatr
ed training quarters at Han Rafael,
and will begin training a* noon na
he arlve*
Ritchie alao la expected
next week
BAYLCY FIGHTS
SAN FRANCISCO. March 17.—
Joe Baylay, former lightweight
champion of Canada, and Willie
Hoppe, king of the local fur round
division, will clash hern tonight a*
the headllnera in *n attractive
card. The men will weigh In at
133 pound* it t p in
Hoppe, on account of recent vie
tor!'* here has hem Installed «
10-tn-7 favprlle. hut Bay ley will not
lark backing. If 'he Canadian gets
by Hoppe he will be In line for
some good matcher
Other bout* on the card Include
Al Roger* v*. liude Clark, Soldier
Klder v* Jack Carroll and Hitllna*
Jqck Robin* vs Sammy flood
THE STAR—FRIDAY, MARCH 27. 1914.
IHMjr Mr<'»rii«i, who mauamil
thither M C'*rttj> uhxii the toller
wa« killed st CalKary by Arthur
PiOkr), ts now ri'.>iiiniiUi( two protu
lalnu recently dovi'lopMl In
f!*l!li>rnli, aceordltiif 10 Advice* re
reived here One N Kid Kenneth
of Tuft and the other U At Norton
of l<o« Amtrlen
• • •
Johnny M'Ormw |« |>u*y the**
d»>« noundlnii the pralae* of •
huaher named llelnle Ple». »e<ured
from the Itlrhmond t> am of th» Vlr-
Kilito league. 'lie Ir the most
i>rnrnUinß outfielder." aaja Mc
lira*-, 'that I have »e«-n alnre 1
*!»w Trl« B|n>ak«r Hart at Utile
R/wk a fe * ycnra »«o and offered
11.0 'i for him on the apot I don't
»e»* how I'm it >lfl| to keep I'lui out
of the omfl"l<t n* a reicuUr With
th« poaathlc exception of Geo
Bum*. I Am Inclined to think he la
the faateat outfielder 1 hare."
|wm disallowed t>\ Referee Hhork,
The con teal between I'eri y Cove
of Delllajcbam and I'aul Hieele of
Tarnma. which went four round*
to dr»w. »»* a hummer
Pat Calhoun of Portland tot a
d-clalon over Rtanley Ttitnb!# of
Seattle In four round*
Cnaey Jone* and Bob Roa*. lorn!
Hgfctweighta. put u[> a virt»u* mill
• thai *a« exciting throiiffhoi.it. It
i was a draw,
GETS FED OFFER
I .OS ANOELEB, March 27 He
Iteration nf hi* Intention to Jump
io the K<*d»nils l« made here toilay
by Muck Weaver, the *peedy *hort
atop of the Whit" So*
Thi- Federal* have offered me
It.l.ftOO for three year*' work."
W> »ver a*«erted "Ijet them make
Ki»'d nn that offer and *ee how fast
I'll Jump. 1 would be a fool not to."
TIGERS SOAKED
I,OH ANOKLKS. March 27 Hap
Hotan's Tiger* were easy for the
White Ho* No 1 team yesterday.
Although they outhlt the S'ox.
three co'itljr error* and failure to
hit In the pinches coat them the
game. Hcore. Chicago, 7; Venice. 2.
CLABBY TRAINS
HAN FRANCISCO, March 27.—
Jimmy Clabby *ettled down today
at Mllletf* training camp to pre
pare for hi* scheduled bout at Italy
City on thn evening of April 3,
with lighting Hilly Murray of Bac'
ramento.
Frontl
"When Brown wa* n child ev
erybody predicted that hod nl
wsya be at the front."
"And la he?"
' Yes. he's a doarboy."
TEALEY SAYS
HE'LL H1T.300
DOPELETS
——— MY
FREDDIE
TIIB OI'KK OK MANCtIEMTKK
ears J»y fiould can't be rtelciti'd.
Then add* "We will show him
ne*t iprltiK when he cornea to En*
land " I'leaa* alurldiue. duke
• • •
How the kaiser would have glad
hand<-<] Callahan. MkOtmw arid
Comlekny' But (iermany Shaefer
would have been there at! rlfht. all
rl«ht
e e e
Out on the Coast they hive a
young HchtweiKhl named Italian!.
We hardly «••• how he can lire up
to hla name ASH UKEI.Y A«
NOT lIR WON'T
• • •
Rough pity In hockey l* to be
eliminated at Harvard and Prince
ton, and nasi year we ahall prob
ably ie« a r ea lady-Ilka game In
stead o' a rc- 'h end tumble fight.
• • •
A OIP INTO THI PAST
Uiniral glove fight: New Or
l«ana. T Bowen vs J. Burke; 100
round*, draw; April *. I*M
• • •
A GLIMPSE INTO THE FUTURE
Gunboat Pmlth v« Je*a Wlllard.
on tb« Coaat, Jul)' *—heavywelffbt-
«ra.
• • •
TODAY'S QUERY
Who'* the next white hope?
• • •
Little drop* of water.
Little grain* of land;
Thar* what all* spring training
Down In Dial* land.
• • •
KINO OEORUE ATTENDED A
boxing matrh In tondon the aatno
dav Mayor Harrison of Chicago for
bade boxing exhibitions. which
proven that a mayor la not a king
• • •
. FABLE
Once upon a »?n»«- Wllllnm Ritchie
and Ad Woluast had a flaht and
neither ( lAlined a foul.
• • •
We have arrived at the con
dualon that the beat way to
whip Hauling l,evln*ky I* to
Jump on Han Morgan'* type
writer.
JOE BENS'. WAITED I'NTIL HE
reached the other slilo of the world,
then cabled hi* marriage pro|>osnl;
which I* the height of precaution.
• • •
TODAY'S BIG BRAINSTORM
Will the pheuom make good"
50 CENTS
OtrU' nnd # hlMr*ti a «
HATS
K A VAN AQH'6
Flr«t and t-nlon.
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Which would you rather have—a great big hullabaloo and a whole lot of
promises in the papers, then careless service, big prices and poor per
formance, or straight facts and well-tailored suit* such as you can find at
the Hub?
Think—then decide!
The Hub seems to be the iountain-head for clothing —
of standard quality. Sometimes—very rarely— csl
customers are induced to try another store. They \
come back —sooner or later, the Hub again claims
them for its own.
Regal Suits
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ABERDEEN BOY
A CHAMP AT 18
"Ten" Varnon, Featherweight
Champ of Northweet
Boxing fan* of the Northwest who
hava watched the proffre** of "Tex''
Vernon, the Aberdeen feather
weight. are beginning to predict
that he will be numbered among the
top-notcbera of hi* division In the
near-future.
Although only IK year* old. and
barely In the came alx months. Ver
non Is the featherweight champion
of th«' I'aiiflc Northwest. Recently
he held the well-known veteran,
loi k»y llennett, to a alx round
draw
Vernon broke Into the mitt game
laat winter In Tacoma. boxing Joe
Hill, featherweight hnmplon of the
Northwest and Canada, a four-round
draw. A couple of week* later he
won the title from Mill, nnd has
been wiunlng ever since Cp to the
present time he has never been de
feated.
CHAMP QUITS STAGE
DETROIT. March 27. Willie
Ritchie will close hi* theatrical en
gagement here tomorrow night. He
will go to Chicago, and. after apend-
Iriff the day there, will leave for
San Francisco to prepare for his
bout with Tommy Murphy April 17.
Complete Report
of Market Today
I'rWr* |'*M rro4nr*f» f®r )rgH«blf« and
rmii
I 4lllv b)r J W '>od*ln A Cr, 1
App'#« '»'«! rooking ... "I O I*l
Taklmt 1« 00
Whit# rl*ar potatoas 11 09 01 "• o rt
I. •* m«4 |wtito*a Jfl ®o
M 0« 0 04H
i«nior>« frsan
joabbaas »JHt 01
, \»<*timbara ofv.o o?h
. Tlsafft. ifk 1 M 0 151
llaad Uttu •• t • - I*
iitiinhtri* I** #1 110
> <"*arrot* 0 1 **
• rutnfpi ll*
r»:if.mi» h rad lattuc#
Mt # Iff
'*»! radl«b+* SI
YrM. «r turnip# 11l # JOO
*«a#t pMa»">*a Of H
WVllts turnlpa . 100 • 1?t
Vrtlfboksa do* tft
Oftttllflostr, do® 1 JS
< crato 400 0 <|§
! 'i»rMn r*?#ry crata
*»• n'snt fl
r»ara'oT "* • *®
Asp*rsr<i« *7 0 !?H
«t rt n * 10 e l?\t
• • 00
«-*rsts ... 460 9 too
Rhubarb local psr lb o«
llonty. nsw s It
' Hnrry Strain** .... ft Ot
OnniN nsvsl . 1?* • ?«l
•"•nail •<«# nsTsl* rr*f iOO <1 ? jr.
rai Irmon* crats 411 O (It
• • lamoni. crsfs 3 so
Piters Paid Producers foe Putter. K|gi
Fnullry. % eal nnd Pork
rholo* Ismona. ff»»« t 75
ovf f 1 ins ... 10
l«r Hers fat 5 lbs tinder ?f
Mens nvor I lb® , fai 19
Mens. fst t lbs and undsr ]«
• • oostsra. ll** 11
. >»*M 1?
Durka • • • 10
|'W>d *l*r d<>* . . tOO
'loin*a f«» llvs do* ... too
l!e!|l»n barea 10
Old pl**«na. «ond al®S. d« 1 $0
Voal. IS to l?0lb It 0 14
\>*l lar»ar 00 O II
I'otW. flt"»d bo®. 00 0 10'%
*rllln* PrlrC for Itutfer. F!ev» «nd rhrr*e
• Corrected dallr by TV.- Rndntr Co >
Butt#*
Native WnMnftoi
rresmery. brick .11
Vativ* Woobiniion
creamerf, solid pack . . .to
Fresh Ksstsrn cr^amsry.
brick 17
Saw Zealand craamsry.
brlok . .10
Saw /.sal and crsamsry,
paok If
lowa sloravs to O jo
.4torMra iT«>amary 50 f* to
KLEIN'S SHOE HOSPITAL,6I3-2ndAv
KMT TO BITIXK HOTBL
WORDS BY SCHAEFER—MUSIC BY MACDONALD
Bgg»
Frash ranch . .11
Wisconsin triplets 20 0 .11
tt la< -r sin twlni 20 0 .jl
Hi k «*lm .ft
Mmburcer 19 # .ft
POOL SCORES
defeated I> Porter, 100
to 91. nnd Striker trimmed Wll
llamp. 100 to 46. In the White
Hons. parlor'* handicap pocket
billiard tournament Thursday.
WISE CAT, EH?
noSTON. March 27.—"811 wa," a
chinchilla cat, recently imported
by Mrs. Dexter B. Wlswell. bu a
room of her own In the Wlswell
home. When any one comes Into the
room, the cat hops on a chair beside
the door, raises a paw and shakes
hands.
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