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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-28
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-28
DIAMOND SHARPS
TELL OF COMING
SERIES

NEW YORK. Sept 2s.--Now
that the New York Giants have
elected themselves TO second
term as champions OF the National
league by defeating Boston twice
yesterday. Gotham fans and fan
neites today predicted that Me
Graw'a men will walk away with
the worlds championship. New
York and Chicago each have nine
games 20 play before Oct 8. when
the National league season official
ly closes, but the Cubs could win
all Of their games and New York
lose all without a displacement OF
the Giants In the head Of the list
Il am not making any predie.
tiOna." McGfaw said today. but
the boys are confident We have
had experience In one worlds
series and ihln time u won't look
like such a big event ! expect the
Giants 20 win the series. but slip
ups. OF course. are always pos
slbie"
Jake stahI, manager OF the Bos-
ton Red sox. American league
champions. The same kind OF
baseball that won IA the penhabi
IN the American league VIII give
US the worlds series. ] believe we
have the best team Ia the country
I can see nothing but victory for
tho Red sox."
Connie Mack. Of the Philadelphia
Athletics. Unless the unforeseen
happens, Boston will beat the on.
ants. However. baseball Is full OF
unforeseen happenings
Johnny Cling. manager OF the
Boston Nationals; There are
only tWo men on the Boston team
that the Giants have reason 10 fear.
They are Speaker and Joe Wood.
| I do not think. however. that any
two men can bea, the Giants.
Fred Clark. OF the Pittsburg Pi-
rntea. The Giants deserve great
credit for winning the National
league pcnnsnt. and naturally, !
would like TO see them beat boston
for the worlds championship.
MANAGER birmingham. OF the
Cleveland Americans: IT viii be
the greatest worlds series the
game has ever known. The Giants
are stronger than most OF the
American league teams. but ] look
for the Red Sox to beat them.
Manager Hughey Jennings OF the
Detroit Americans. THE Red Sox
should win. John McGraw IL 3
greater manager than Jake stahl.
but Boston has the better pitchers
and eatcherN."
Manager stovail, OF the St Louis
Americans, said. The Red Sox
pitchers arc clover and the team
has the greatest outfield ] ever
saw. The infield. too. Is much bet.
ter than the ordinary. The Red
Sox will defeat the Giants"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-28
COMMENT FROM
PRESS BOX
BY FRED HENRY

We have COPIED the rag and
then again we haven't Well,
there's comfort In the fact that II
we win this afternoon wen have
the fiustering peanut In our back
lot for sure.
Although the fans presented
Lynch with an alarm clock. the
alarm being in good working order
Mike never aroused in time TO
swat the pill In an uninhahlted ter
ritory. Mike youches that the time
piece was slow.
Some women roo,ers did a choir
stunt yesterday. That was too
much for the Tigers and they threw
up their Fingers to sink with the
descending ship.
There was not scat available In
the entire grandstand and bleach
ers when the bell rang for play at
o'clock. The aisles were crowded
and fans were two deep in the back
row.
About % kids have poor opin-
ion of Les Mann. As yesterday
was also kids day. the young
fans, being unable 10 get any seats.
squatted out In the center field gar
den. Mann shooed EN- TO the side
lines.
| Wilson. who makes about as
much noise as the granite In a
graveyard. presided In the hitting
column yesterday. The silent per
| son "butchered" Bedford for three
swats. Shaw. Jackson and Fuller
ton each polled out n brace OF wal
lops.
A magnificent play was executed
In the fifth when. with two down.
Saddle on first, Jansen ciouted
one for a couple OF sacks. Saddle
tried to spike every sack. but re-
ceived his death warrant at the
rubber when Mann heaved to Ray
mond. who pegged home to Whal
ing. When Bert applied the sphere
there we're three inches between
. Saddle and the pan.
In the fifth frame. Wilson did .
fine wiggllng act when he scored
on Manns fly to center. Lynch
heaved the bali perfectly and La
Longe didn't have TO move an incl
from the rubber. BY clever slide
around the plate, Wilson did Sa
lone out of La Longe's reach.
In the sixth period pill went or
hitting spree when II nlpped both
Mil and La Longe Bedford heayec
the ball, II hit Mil and ended az
by singing La Longe on the arm
Mil got walk and Mickey a bruise
Young McIvor was an under
study OF Mil yesterday. IA a no
suit of handling a nasty groundel
In Thursdays battle, Mil had Les
on him like that OF an elephant
Each time Mil would get on tn,
sack Mclvor would gallop for him
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liable 10 slam the ball TO the feart
for a trip around tho bases.
Tho Giants are faster on the
bases. M team. but they are weak
CT hittera than Boston. A glance
At the printed records will ghQx
that the Giants have scored mora
runa for their bits than the Red
Sox. and have stolen 100 moro
bases. but Il IL also true that tho
scores throughout tho season IN the
National league have been more
onesldcd. In New Works. favor. ihaa
In the American league. where big
score games are rare. So this IL
really no comparison to make. The
Red Sox are notedly timely hitlerA.
Tho Giants will find Il difficult 70
get upon the bases. TO make fheir
speed effective. and when they do
get on they will find Il juA, as DIM
cult TO steal a. they did a year kgo
on Thomas and tApp. On the other
hand. the Red Sox will give Meyers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-28
FULLER HAS
EASY DAY WITH
TIGERS

Some OF the wiaeat little baseball
Weisanhelmera In town yesterday
figured that the old psycno. moment
had arrived, and. according 70 al
laws OF chance that could be dopcd
out. Seattle was due to lose a game.
said Wsisenheimers are today pay
ing tho fiddler for their dance, as
the Giants waltzed In and trimmed
the claws Of the terrible Ttsers. 7
10 /, and performed The operation
" i.hout the Use OK an anaesthetlc.
Charley Fullerton never felt bot
tor nor pitched better In his lie
than he did yesterday afternoon,
and. while he had his serious mo.
ments. the Giants behind him were
figuring ON the ponnant floating TO
the wind pronounced TO rhyme with
mind. aud Little Chas. was able 10
paddle the Giants canoe around the
whlrlpools without damage,
As matter OF fact. the hope OF
the pcnnant, and the fact that II II
practically cinched. kept the entire
team on lts tiptoea. and II any.
thing got past the Giants yesterday,
u was not visible 20 the naked eye
The one period in which the IT.
gers had anything like a lock'in vas
the firxt, before Little Clas. settled
down to cases. He walked Saddle,
and then TeaieY ruled one OF his
r. sular doubles. retiring Saddle
aud Jansen. Neighbors. Lynch aud
Chick followed with singles. ana
/ Nelghbors ran ccross with the only
4 Tiger run Of the game.
There Is l!isse use IN hplcinE n
post mrrtem as TO how the Cttnts
made their runs The ioinl is. they
made EN-. aid made 'ega easily ia
tho rflh the Giants showed their
I class on n Speedy relay pes. when
7 Stable singled and Jansen aid trc
/, poslog dcwn IN he center garden
Mann got hold OF the pin in Jig
Il iinc aud slammed Il tn 10 Raf niund,
who caugh, and threw with on mo
| ti1n. slipping Il 10 WhaGhg ia time
L. nIh Sisoille at the plate
Simply by superior playing tha
\ Giants grabbed a lead In tho frat.
and at no stage Of the game did the
Tigers have a chance 10 tie, to say
nothing OF putting anything over on
that lead. Another run ia he nth
and three moro In the sixth were
mere Incidents.
The record weekday crowd was
gu, yesterday. the turns'ila show
ing more than $500. Teaiey figures
thar the Giants win cinch the pen
rant n they VITA this aftcrnoon's
game. no matter what Details Spo
kane. Yesterday was the last
ladies' day OF the season. The same
teams will meet at this afternoon
II PICK UP Box score
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-28
Morphine Habit
Cured
Prominent Seattle Physician
Takes Neal Treatment.
Used Drug for Years

"A prominent Seattle physi-
sian whose name and address
will be furnished to any one
In good faith interested. recent
y completed the Neal Treat
ment for drug addictions, and
makes the following state
ment;
81 had been addicted to the
use of morphine for six years
and was taking ten grains
hypodermically daily when ]
entered the Neal Institute. !
had taken several other cures
suffering a great deal thereby,
but was unable to rid myself
Of the habit. Within two weeks
after entering the Neal Insti-
tute I was eating we'll, sleeping
well and feeling better than |
had felt for years, and, best Of
ell, / had no further craving
Or desire for morphine. The
most remarkable effect OF the
Treatment is the fact that there
ls little or no suffering attach
I'd to the withdrawal OF the
drug. While at the Institute /
had ample opportunity to OBJ
serve the effect OF the treat
mcnt upon both alcohol and
morphine addictees, and have
no hesitancy in saying that it is
unquestionably the best that
has yet been discovered"
We make the positive asser-
lion that the above expresses
the sentiment of all Neal Cur,
patients.
Call, write or phone TIL,
Neal Institute, 1875 10th Ave.
Seattle, Wash. Phone Eas'
1884.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-28
SEASON ON

NEW YORK. Sept. 2s.-The east
ern football season opened this af.
ternoon with Harvard playing
Maine university. Princeton play
Ing Stevens college. Cornell play
Ing Colgate. Yale playing Holy
Cross. Carlisle playing Dickinson.
and Pennsylvania playing oettys-
burg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-28
B. F. DAY TEAMS
NAME LEADERS

4 Ia The frat football game of the
season played on tho n. r. Day
pIayffeld Thursday tho Day Play.
neld Juniors defeated the Lowell
school team ~ 10 o, Parks bril-
liant run Of so yards for a touch.
down after iuiercepting a forward
pass and the consistent gains made
b. Harris OF the Plsyfieid team
zero features OF the game. I'D
Hastings was elected captain Of
the team. The Juniors play Inter.
lake school this afternoon at
Day playfield. Letter men Of the
Day playficid championship track
team held n meeting Thursday night
and elected Harry kayser. the crack
Lincoln high school sprintar. M
captain OF next years track team.
d. E. Edwards was elected man
agsr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-28
lVH JENNINGS SA1S

ny nuoH a. JENNINGS

League Team.
The catching In tho coming
worlds scrioa between the Giants
and Red sox viii DO OF an much
or OF moro importance than the
pitching
boston viii place dependence
mainly upon BIN carriEan. using
Cady 20 catch Joe Wood un-
doubtedly. while the New York club
viii use Meyers IN every game un.
less he Is injured. Tho work Of
Meyers IN the last series was high
elass.
You win hear much talk about
the speed OF the Giants base
runners this fall. just as you did
last year, and the statement viii
be made that Boston'a caichers
will not be able TO bold thcm
down.
just remember this: II Is neoea-
Kary for the batter 10 become a base
runner before be can steal, and no
short series was ever won on the
base lines Also remember. please.
that Carrigan Is one OF the wiaest
catchers In the game today.
Cobb and Bush OF the Detroit
team are reasonably fast u4en on
the base ilnea. but carrigan has
held them this year and II he can
do this. ho can hold the Giants
spccders. CarriKan HASN'T VERY
gD'id throwinR arm. but. despite this
handicap, he keeps runners from
Ktealiag by using hsa head.
Ho prevents bases being Hin' m
I By brains rather than b. bullet.
like throwing He can outs guess
bis opponents in aimoat ever cssr
Sometimes his ability seems almost
uucanny.
And he Ia a good hitter. too. bat
ting about .2s0. and. best OF all. get
ting hita when they are needed.
OF course. Chief Meyers OF the
Giants has been tried end found not
wanting, His work year ago was
a bright spot In the serisa But b.
IL only mcthodicai catcher. n skin
ful machine. rather than a fast
thinking. bralny baekstop, wheg
Mathewson Is pitching. he will d.
most of the thlnking for tbs bat
terry.
Meyers IL a cleanup hitter. on.
OF ihoae players who az any time Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-28
SPOKANE CINCHES
THE SECOND PLACE

VANCOUVER, Il. G.. Sept. 2S.--
IN a game devoid OF excitement or
features. Spokane sunk her harpCon
into the second position here yes
terday by defeating the Champs. III
to 5. Regardless Of the ragged sup
port be received. Strand had the
Vancouver team at his mercy. and
neither Jimmy Clarke nor Ger7ais,
who replaced him. was able 20 stem
the tide.
Score BY inninRss
Vancouver ........o 800 a.
Spokane ........t 0 "a I'll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-28

Gold medals were recently
awarded twelve Reading. Pa. mo-
torcycIIsta for successfully compiet.
ing the annual endurance run OF
ths motorcycle club Of that city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-28
VICTORIA BEES
WIN FROM COLTS

VICTORIA, Sept. 2S.--With only
three Portland Colts in their regu-
lar positions yesterday afternoon.
Victoria had little difficulty In an
nexIng an S-to-6 victory. For Port
land, Catcher Burch did the hurl-
ing, with Utility Man Eaola on the
receiving end. The Bees had their
regular lineup. and could have
doubled the score had they cared
to work hard.
Bcors By innings:
Portland .........,.o OF
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.Baitsd for criKsr IN the ninth.
Score By innings
seattle .......aee ~
Tacoma ...........t 80 - 81
Summary Two-basa hit--Jansaa. Sac
rtfics hn--Manr. Struck out@~BY Fui.
ierton 8. by Bedford 2. BASES on balls
orr Fullerton tstsdiile and Seixhborsi.
off Bedford (Sili 2. Strait Wild pitch
- Bolford- Hit ~ pitched hali~~Niii. By
Bedford. Double piaya-Chiek 70 Jansen
10 Hoidsrman- Raymond 10 Jackson.
Pitchers sunmary--e runs sad 10 hits
Off BeIford in 5 innings; ! run and 2 hits
off Crlxsr in innings. Credit victory
70 Fullerton: charge defeat to uslford.
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Oakland 7. Sacramento 3.
San Francisco 4. Portland 2.
Vernon 10, Los Angeles "a.
La Junta tribune., 1912-04-06
"a Message From Mars"

splendid. apprcciatiye company
gathered last Friday evening In the
Prcsbytertan church to hear Adrian
NJ Ncwens. whose appearance mark.
ed the close OF the excellent chautau-
qua series that has afforded uplifting
entertainment for III. people Of our
community the past season.
Mr.. Ncwens Ia an imperHonator OF
rare ability and stands second to yer,
few on the American lecture platform
Next TO Leland Powers. OF Boston. he
is, perhaps. the first In his chos.
en- method Of entertainment.
TakinG the English story. ~ Mes.
sag From Mars" he made the char.
actcrs live for his audience by his
superior impersonstion Of each. and
thus did he utter mastcrfully. the
message that he brings when he thus
iniorprcts this popular story.
Dr. Newsns' reading alone is M.
pcrb justification Of the plea for all
that is highest and best In that
which ID put before people to enter
tain aud TO amusc them.
La Junta tribune., 1912-04-06
Raiston-e -eartiescn.

Miss Lala Bartleson. daughter of
M and Mrs. W. II. Bartle5on. of 5ll
North Weber street, and oliver c.
SlAlston son OF Mrs. Matte J. Rails
-. 1921 Colorado avenue, were mar
nd at the home OF the brides par
safs Monday morning by Rev. J. II.
rankin. The attendants were Miss
vera Rogers and Herbert n. Roe.
They left Immediately after the GER
enony for Pittsburg. Pa, where MIR.
kton will be assistant chemist In
~ Cnitd STAGES bureau OF mines.
1iss Barttleson IL graduate OF
aorado College. class OF 1903, and
Ralston OF the class OF 1910. He
for several years soloist at
q ice Episcopal church and organist
kColorado College. For the last two
yArs he has been teaching In the
LoAdville high school. and Miss Bar
tlDson has been at the Cripple Greek
hogh school.
SThe Wedding Was planned and the
aete So, by wire. after Mr.. Ralston
- been notified of his appointment
= his new position. which was made
~ result OF his taking first place
QSa competitive examination In Den.
~. with more than forty contestants
colorado Springs Gazette.
II Bartleson and family are for
residents OF La Iunta and are
v0u known in this city
La Junta tribune., 1912-04-06
ceWnty's Up.te-osts Resd Drag.

Billy Leroy has Just completed two
Of the most practical and up.to-date
road draxs for the county Of Otero
that We ever had the pleasure Of In.
spec,inE anywhere. The draEr are
ten feet square In dimensions. con.
structcd Of two by twelve lumber and
have the appearance Of being heavy
and solid enough To smooth out the
kinks on the toughest road In this
or any other county. The cross pieces
or runners" are covered with steel.
five sixtcerfths Of an inch thick and
six inches wide. and the iron Is
used to brace all the corners. inside
and out Tho now drags ought To
do some very effective work In noiv.
Ing the good roads problem In Otcro
county. and the county commission.
ers ought u keep them busy from
now on for several weeks.
La Junta tribune., 1912-04-06
Kenny Wood. ..s xh Williams.

The smoker to be staged on Arkan.
sAs Valley night Of Home Industry
Week 10 to be one OF the biggest
events OF the entire week and the
management Of the Pueblo Athletic
Club expects y large attendance.
Kenny Woods. Of La Junta has con
sented to meet Kid Williams. Of this
city. In n tcn.round xo before the
club on that night and Jimmie Fitz.
patrick. OF the club. yesterday sent
the articles TO la Junia for Woods
signature. They will be- returned 10
this city for Williams to sign.
The men are welterweighis and no
weight has been decided upon as yet.
Woods wants to wei ,h In at 3 O'Clock
In the afternoon at i|2 or ringside
at lt5. Williams has not yet mad.
known his thoughts In regard to the
weight and the question will be de.
cided later.
There will be three contests during
the evening. the Williams Woods bout
being the main event. All Of the
boys To participate In the entertain.
ment will come from the Arkansas
Valley. Kid Mex. OF this city. IL
To meet someone from Rocky Ford,
while = third bout will be arranged
between two lixht.weixhts. Pueblo
Chicftain.
La Junta tribune., 1912-04-06
Moving Picture up'lft.

The Fortnightly Club. In charge Of
wonderly's Theater Thursday even.
ing pre5ented, among other things.
the series OF beautiful pictures enti-
tied Upon the Threshold OF Life. .
which is being given prominence Just
now by the National KindervArten A.
ISOLATION. and great crowd was In
attendance through the entire even
Ing.
Much inspiration comes to one who
studies such clean. fine instructive
pictures AS these. and many thoughts
are suggested. not the least of which
10 the thought that the moving pic
tures and their environment may b
made and OF u truth are destined to
become 4 great educational force and
mighty inspiration. perhaps the
very greatest and mightiest
The prices established are within
the reach CT all. and with a rigid.
conscientious censorship over them.
that will Gull closely discardtng
every film that 10. even In the least
suggestive of unworthy things. and
with a refined and proper environ
ment there Ia no reason why the
childhood and the youth OF our land
may not be- turned loose In them ~
In gardens of beautiful flowers and
may not be allowed TO imbibe from
them patriotism, respect for every
sacred precept. and reverence for all
that is to be reyered.
Education lies within them be-
cause there is nothing that educate3
as does illustration. II In a Law Of
living that things seen are might
er than things heard" and a child or
grown person either. for the mat
ter of that will take away indellible
Impressions from picture show
where something listencA to or reed
might make but the M transient
Impression. And 20 ve - not 700
suoa wake up TO thSV 1sUnn0
-She moviag picture mschIke n %
lifting the world.