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For 80 American Family Soap Wrappers get Table Knife and Fork
finished with
hand forged ends You have for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-24
CADMAN SIGNS
AS CATCHER FOR
SEATTLE CHAMPS

Last nights mail brought Preai.
don't ID. +. Dugdale signed con
tract from Waiter Cadman, n husky
backatop, who has been beating
about for several seasons In tho
Western aud Southern leagues. and
who played last year with Mobile,
In the Southern league.
A soon aa Dug gave up ail hope
Of getting Bert Whaling back. he
figured that he would have to get a
seasoned player 10 help out Joe
Wnily % receiver. and GadmAn
came 10 his mind. as he had been
after him for several years. The
dope ON Cadmnn IN 10 the effect
that he is a fast and sure fielder.
but he Is not much with the willow.
his batting average last year being
but igi Cadman's home u ia To.
ron,o.
Another pony for Dug's stable
has been captured In California. IN
the person Of a young fellow nam.
cd browning Dug has had Pitcher
Jim Wigs keeping an eagle eye
open for promising youngsters,
and Wigga finally roped this man
Browning Dug knows nothing
about him. not even what position
he has been playing. but he says
that II Wigs grabbed him he 10
cous~nt 20 let u 20 AT that. as
Wigs knows what he IL dons
when Il comes 10 picking players.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-24
WILLIE RlTCHEE
GIVES WOLGAST
FIRST CHANCE

LOS ANGELES. Dec. % -"Ad
wolEast can have the FIRST chance
at my championship title. That
should satisfy him for the present =
This was Willie Ritchies reply
TO questions regarding his ring
plans aud what Wolghst'a part In
them may be. The lightweight
champion stepped OF n train from
San Francisco and went directly
10 his hotel 10 prepare for bis first
theatrical appearance here. lie alp
pcarcd 20 be In excellent health.
II positively will not talk business
with any ~ the liEhtweighta until
my theatrical contracts expire May
10" Richie said.
Other champions have made a
BIT Of change by theatrical work,
and think u Ia right that | should
have my chance. n only comes
once In a lifetime
"WoiraEs can have first chance
II he wants Il. We ought 20 draw
wcli in n return match. After Vol
CAST tie others may come. I'm not
goinE 10 pick AS long AZ am cham
pion. but there IA little chance that
| wlll hOx before July I.
Richie refused 20 comment on ~.
ports that ho wants 20 bet 81. 900
on tho WoiKast battle but infimatcd
that be- will fight for SOME ~ bis
own money without doubt when he
meets the Dutchman again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-24

NY idea nothing husky sIrIsr who uses nona but
slow ball all who bends the elbow
shots.
The Denny Saturday ad, that foot
bah
ace fog wiz tell that the gron warriors
The Yale will aoslns, COLLEGE except
ard next spring. and VIII probably row after the Crimson eight
The son Of the late H. king p
stroke against Harvard for years up
young millionaire oarsman to teach them the stroke Of H.
The American sysn
artists In the the the
get their cakes and coffee change
inc won ana lost columns
Joe Meonniy certainly
urda when his schedule scheme
cd lightning and Tacoma map seasons
games Joe got away with something that bunch
for and failed.
got letter from George Bohne admits
the OF doubt hund over his
identity All right George; perfectly
with tts q
When having zednlck graduate manager at the u
OF W. am sandpatter Vic has displayed
paying helm control
board knows good thing when
long he wants
The W. A. c. team today
certain November day back 1896 the
was the greatest football game played Seattle
Munomah victory kick but no
one has kick coming 1t was great game
The a close relative Of
Fred Snodgras has been afflicted
lunch.
Wese DELL year. Is
doing delicate wiring in small
on telephone work he wouldn't need climbers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-24
international Rugby
Union Is Planned

TORONTO. Ont. Dse. 2s.--lnier.
national rugby with the United
States. Australia. New Zealand.
Canada, South Africa. England.
Scotland aud Wales In the list. u
the end toward which W. w. Hill.
secretary of the Amateur Rugby
nuion OF Australia. Is working. nc
cordlng 90 statements made By him
today. He IL Ia this country on his
way 90 the International rugby con
ference In London According 20
Hlil. all the countries named viii
Do represented az the congreas IN
London and plans viii be laid for
international matches during the
season. and uniform playing rules.
The Canadian game. for one. will be
changed TO conform with that play
ed on the Western coast OF America
aud tn other countries.
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OF the way. easily 0nt-ciassing him.
Fitz finished the first mile In 4: 40
and was going 80 strong that he
kept up an almost unwayering pace.
finishing the last mile In flat
There may be some difficulty 10
Fitz claiming the worlds record
for the distance. but the fact nc.
mains that the dope book contains
no better mark. the nearest ap.
proach 10 Il being the performance
Of Shrubb. the English runner. who
covered the five miles at pitisburg
last year In 20 minutes. 7 seconds.
TimekceperH Al Morgan and George
Thompson declare that they agreed
In cl0cking the fleet Fitz. Dan Salt
sent the boys away. and II. @.
KOhler W. Marshall and =. J. Hur.
son were the judges.
This viii be F1tz' last appearance
on a local track for some moons.
an he Will leave shortly for New
York, where no will go 40 against
kohlemalnen. Quehi aud tho rcst
~ the top.notcheEs
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on }. cAMPnrLL CORY


! arm not a prominent bowler In
the ordinary sense OF the word. but
my name and achievements are "a.
vorite themes for the official chron.
lciers OF many alleys.
Tho reason II no secret. | have
purchased bowling notoriety AZ the
expense OF much time. profanity aud
many dollars. After 20 years OF
strenuous but futile effort stiii
feel I am a bowler and yearn To
create tho impression In the minds
Of other men.
! remember ono night IN cineln.
natl. when. because | Was n good
customer, the proprietor OF the I'm
terprise alleys condoscended 10 take
me on. started with a strike and
kept ON striking Along about the
seventh frame there was n crowd
around the score board and my
blood was SURFING 80 that the pins
looked like a yeliow fog In the die
lance: my knees smote together and
I was fairly choking with sup
pressed excitement
tried 10 BE- calm. TO recall aud
emulate the blasc demeanor Of
other great bowlers. but couldn't
help thinking ora clean 900 total
and the magnlfconce OF the idea
made me wobblc as I sent the
eighth ball down the alley.
Another strlkei II | was tingling
with excitement In the earlier
stages. was now a nervous vol.
cano.
The gang WAS roofing as I clutch.
cd the i6-pound mlnerallts with my
trembling pie hook and easayed that
terrible ninth felt my nerve 70
ing. and ! confess now that Il was
chiefly by good lock that kept the
ball on the alley. Another strike,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-24

"shucks,r thought I. "this bowl.
lng Ia a einch. ANY man who cant
average along about go il dub"
SO saying. | called upon my last
atom OF gamcneaa and drew n split
~ a lucky Kickoff I spared Il.
but tho Six was up ! got SIX pins
Tor my fiii. iobbcd my second ball
down tho gutter and sat down as
elpae 20 fsinting as ever was 10
my life.
That score zee. however. vas the
ialh ~ the town for few days and
I challenged tho city champion for
a match NJ rs bucks side
waa surprised al the cheerful
alacriiy with winch he took me on
ard II pained inc Is note the eager.
ness with which other moderately
good bowiora sought me out aud
proposed little individual events for
suma only limited BY III. extent Of
their utmost resources.
Don't these tnrnip.hraded EaiooiH
Fsailze that I'm the real thinef
thought l. What In heavens name
has a guy rot 10 90 to make them
respect himT' wondered. I signed
them all up determined TO clean up
the town.
There Ia no use proionging this.
Ny highest score IN the six matches
played during the following two
weeks was iez. and ranged down.
ward 10 q depth prefer not TO 70
CALI
Altogether I divided some ninety
odd lnnka among my opponents.
I'm remarkably Eood bowler.
but also an unusually good thing. 80
confine myself now to friendly
matches and always expect 20 cop
900 phen ! start off with a strike.
Funny game bowling lR--darned
funny UNCLE DuD.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-24
RECORD CROWD
TO SEE HEAVIES
BOX NEW YEARS

Los ANaELES. Dec "a Never
since the daya whom the fight fans
of Los Angeles turned out In
hordes TO root for Jim Jeffriea,
when the boilcrmakor was climb
ing the pnglllstic ladder. has a
heavyweight battle here aroused
such interest as the Mccarty. Palxer
affair Of New Years day Is already
causing.
Promoter McCarey declares that
practically every seat In the great
arena has already been sold. The
house viii be worth between $4,000
and $40 600. and this amount might
be doubled were the capacity of
the arena great enough.
Both boxers are grinding along In
their training. They met last night
In a ring at Ocean Park. where an
amateur program was staged. aud
exchanged their usual banter They
will appear alternately this week
as the stage mate OF Willie Richie,
who Is playing theatrical engage
ment here.
The palxer camp claims that the
indisposltion that threatened the
chances OF the gigantic Iowan has
been overcome. and that he will be
In first.class.. shape for the battle,
Mccarty's hand. injured against
Flynn. Is practically healed.
The winner OF the McCarty Palxer
battle. January 1. will remain In
Los Angeles for several mouths. to
defend his title OF heavyweight
champion. according TO plans that
both fighters have practically
agreed upon.
Promoter McCarey is watching
with interest the Smith. Moran bat
tie scheduled for San Francisco
this week. while Jesse Willard.
"Bigs Daley and Bombardier Wells
are testing the wind here for
matches. McCarey may try %
match the winner OF the Moran.
Smith battle with the winner OF
meeting between willard and
Daley. these bouts 10 be wound up
BY February %. and the winner to
get a try at the title.
Willard is persistent Ia bis de.
faands for a match here, citing his
new spaper decision over McCarty
as sufficient ground. McCafey Is
much interested In the hcnvics at
present. and II Ia probable that all
will be given n trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-24
A SQUARE DEAL
IN DENTISTRY
What The Success Of a Den
list DEFENDS on

When ! bought the Brown Dental
Offices In the Union block, Tia First
ave. on July is. 1901. there were
sssstIs who I'D not ira say ih sn'' srorn m
would not last three months The
fake advertising offices then, a.
now. were knocking other dentists
In order TO dscoy the public 70 their
oobbie shops 20 be skinned. pulled
and drilled ffor their money!.
The more honest and better class
Of Dental practitioners contendsd
that high class dental work could
net be done for tho prices I
charged. and they were correct. un-
work to do. The rule had been for
the advertising dentists TO go after
their patients like n fox after chick
ems fbe smart and get the money.
GIVING A SQUARE DEAL PAYS.
made up my mind 70 live IN
Seattle the remainder OF my life and
do my best. 10 that I could look
every person. In the face--friend and
foe alike. knew was not az
smart as some dentists. and I did
not figure only on making money. I
wanted to be successful, Of course.
and ! could not understand then
and cannot understand now how q
gave everybody . square deal I
knew that hundreds Of people
wanted dental work who could not
pay hiGh prices. and they never
would come back unless thsy got
good work and square deal
THE SECRET or MY SUCCESS.
attended a. my own business.
MY prices were and are right. and
my work was and IN right. My
prioss brought tho people, and my
hons work and service has kept
my patients with me, until today I
require Twelve dental specialists and
seven lady assistants. sixteen opsr-
sting roous, three extracting rooms
and special hospital room, speciai
reception room for ladies' and also
one for gentlemen and a special de-
partment for each branch OF dent
fstry. and yet my prices are the low
est In the world and my work Is an
good as you can get in the world.
because all materials are the best
and workmanship ~ unexceiied. and
this II the secret Of my success, and
any dentist could 10 II II he would.
I could and did do ". and the fact
that right here In Seattle I have the
largest private dental practice in
the world II the proof OF my serv-
Ice 70 the people. and I shall con-
tfnue 10 DO in the future as / have
In the paf. give square deal in
Dentistry and guarantee my work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-24
WATCH FOR SPECIAL CHRISTMAS SPORT FEATURES THE PINK TONIGHT
GET THE PINK HABIT-IT CRABS THE BLUES
JIMMY FITZ MAKES A NEW
RECORD FOR SMILE RUN

Fishing his five-mile grind
around the special track In the
broadway skating rink last night In
20 minutes flat, Jimmy Fitzgerald,
the Irish Canadian speed merchant,
not only defeated the fleetfooted
indian runner. Eugene Butler OF
Neah bay b. about GOO yards. but
be established new world mark
for the distance. provided the tim.
ors were accurate as they claim
they were,
Fitz and Butler met for the cham.
pIonrhip OF the Northwest and the
former was In fine fettle for a great
race, which he certainly produced.
lie had the edge on the Indian all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-24
GRIFFIN LIKELY TO
REFEREE S. r. MILL

SAN FRANCISCO. Dee "a
while t'raak Moran and Cauhoat
Smith. Who are scheduled 20 meet
here FridaY nighi. are plusslng
away AZ their training oamls the
promoter aud tho fighters mana.
gers are struggling wish the referee
aueation. which Is TO be- settled 10.
day
Jim Griffin IL looked npon 81 the
probable choice. other candidates
are Harry Folcy. Frank schuier and
Eddie Hanlon.
Both boxers are rounding Into
excellent shape. and n fast bout IN
expected. Present indications point
10 even money IN the betting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-24

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2s-Ac.
tive training work for their Ethed.
uied battle here. December ~, was
hegun today by Cifnboat Smith and
Frank Moran. A large cr1wa turn.
ed out TO see both big fellows 20
through their pacea.
AZ tho same time frankie Burns
OF Oakland and Harlem Tommy
Murphy are getting into shape for
their battle New Years afternoon.
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Standing Of teams In s. A.
PORTLAND PLEASED
AT BALL SCHEDULE

PORTLAND. or. Dec. 2t-~Pori'
land followers Of the Northwestern
league are today rejoicing In the
news that tho league will give this
city ten weeks Of baseball or 20
games during the 1918 season. Ia
coma will get even more games than
this, while Victoria viii follow right
behind Portland
Al the meeting Of the league mo
gnia in Tacoma. Fielder Jones was
re- elected president. The schedule
3aa framed after n banquet giyen
BY Iron Man" Joe McGinnity. new
Tacoma manager. 10 the visitors
and Tacoma city officials.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-24
WINNER VS.. WINNER

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. IA
Should Al palzer win from Luther
McCariy In Vernon New Years
day. James w. Coffroth. the local
promoter. piana to match him with
the winner OF the Gunboat Smith
Frank Moran fight here, Friday
night. according to announcement
today. The battle probably viii be
staged February 22,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-24
WINGED N MEETS

PORTLAND. Or. Dec. 2f.--Edgar
Frank. chairman OF indoor sports
at the Multnomah Athletic club. Ia
today making preparations for a
monthly series OF ring and mat
events AT the club for the first
four months Of 1918. II is planned
20 postpone the mltt and mat meet
with the Olympic club OF San Fran.
cisco from February 10 March. and
to wind up the sport carnival with
city championship events some.
where around April rs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-24
WILLIAMS AND cAmpi

LOS ANGELES. Dec - kid
Williams of Baltimore will meet I'd.
die Campi Of San Francisco at Yer.
non. February II. according TO an
announcement today by FTstle Pro
moter McCarey. The boys win box
20 rounds At the bantam weight
limit. the winner TO be matched
with Johnny Coulon for the title II
the champion can be coaxed to Call.
foruin for a bout.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-24
MORE CUBAN PLAYERS

NEW YORK. Dec. 74.--nig league
teams will have two more Cuban
players next season. They are
brothers. Jacques and Jacinio
Calvo. Both played with the Almen-
dares team. jacques will be tried
out BY the Boston Americans. and
Jacinto with tho Washington Amer.
leans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-24

Tho senior five Of the Y. VI. c. A.
basketball league were trounced
last night by the Y. Nj. II, G. aggre-
cation In a fast exhibition of the
game. 30 to 20. Thompson and Sis
10y we're there with the strong stuff
for the seniors, but were unable to
overcome five goals from the field.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-24
We Never Hurt a Bit

Filings that stay In. crowns that
stay on. plates that fit perfectly.
hridgework that 50 Stimulates the
natural teeth as 20 defy detection
It's the high-grade material used
and the scientific manner In which
all our work Is Inserted that ac-
counts for It's complete dependable
ity and enduring quality. People
who let US do their dentistry have
comfort. satisfaction and good
teeth. Our work Is flawless and
strictly guaranteed Cut rate prices
always prevail In this office. We
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-24

NEW YORK. Dec. 24.--Jaols
Britton is the victor today over
Young Ahcrn, after 10 rounds OF
hard fighting In Brooklyn. Triton,
while aggressive throughout. was
very wild.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-24
SPORTOBITS
FOR BUSY BUGS


cen.raiis.-T. y. Banner ard Por-
ter Jarret we're elected president
and secretary OF n new athle1ic club
iust formed BY enthusiasts az Little
Falls.
New York.--ln the 2ist annual in
tercoliegiatc chess tourney yeater.
DAY. Harvard defeated Columbia.
2is to Ia. and Yale beat Princeton.
10 /.
hinneapolis.---Joss Wes'efnaard
and Henry Ordeman have signed
70 wrestle here on January : for
the heavyweight championship OF
America They will wrcstie catch
as-caich-can style. best Two out Of
three falls.
centraiis.--Russ.ii loudcn has
high school football squad
Detroit.--pltcher George MuIlin
has signed a contract TO play with
the Detroit Tigers next season.
Charley Parsons, the greatest
lapFtnter who ever came out OF Cal
Iiiornia. IL In the drug business in
Los Angeles. Parsons ran the 100
yards In Q 49, and the 22oyard
dash in I'll 3-5.
Bowling 10 becoming very popu-
lar In Cuba. The Cubans take to
the game with the same skill they
showed In baseball
| r. p. pickerson, upon whose
farm at Springfield. Mo. Stanley
Ketchei was shot. has built a $500
monument to the dead champion
went through the entire 1912 base
ball season without a single field
ing error. and they took lot of
chances. too.
Five members Of the champion
ship Lehigh university football
team the past season. have had
their pedigree traced back 10 other
lcolleges.
II is said Magnate Joe Meoin-
Unity Of the Tacoma Tigers was
bounced from the managershlp OF
the Newark International league.
| George Mcbride, shertstop Of the
Washington Americans, has only
missed three games in the past
three years.
Abe Atteil 10 doing the Jack
O'Brien stunt around New York.
/ Bill Mckinnon and Eddie Nc
Goorty will clash in a return bout
on January ~ at Kenosha. Wis.
Frank Farmer says he intends TO
confine himself to tho middleweight
division In the future.
Mike Cibbon has been offered a
$4,000 guarantee. by n Buffalo pro
moter. TO box Jimmy Clabby Janu.
airy 81.
Nothing doing In the boxing line
al the present time for Joe Mandot.
Joe rays he Is going TO rest for
quite a while.
Danny Goodman and Pal Brown
have been signed to box AT su-
periof, Wis, December rs. This
match. however, is doubtful.
Jack Britton OF CHICAGO, and
Young Ahearne. the New York light
weight, will box before the Royaie
A. G. Of Brooklyn, Christmas after.
noon.
Fred Becker OF New Orleans, who
put W such a sensational bout with
Mcdonald at the last national anna.
teur championship In Boston, has
entered the professional ranks.
Ja-k Leon, the Russian alant, is
nov looked upon as a likely white
hope"
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AID Woloast wants $4,000 for his

end TO box Frankie Burns. and
Burns wants the same amount. Cali
fornla promoters cannot sec their
way clear TO put up so much money
for n clash between the two boys.
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Tom Mocarey 10 trying to sian

Tom MoCarey 70 trying 70 sign
Kid Williams, the Baltimore ban
tamweight. for a 20-round bout
with Eddie Camui OF San Francisco,
the bout to be staged Mt Vernon,
Cal, January Ia.
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WITH BOWLERS

The next regular game In the g.
A. q. bowling tourney will be
played next Monday night ON
Thursday night q special match ~
ten games. total pins, will be
bowled by Harris and Pullman ~,
Finley and Kline. Friday might
conoyer will roll n tcn.game match,
total pins against McGrogor.
Harris leads In the bowling for
the monthly prize for the most
scores OF 200 or better. having
passed the double century mark 81
times.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-24

Fred Beall has started his winter
wrestling campaign. The other day
at Duluth, Mimi. he won IN straight
falls from Walter Miller, the weller
weight champion. @
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Regal Dental Offices

Or. l. n. Clark. o. o. s. manager,
laos Third Ave-. N. w. Cor. Union
Norg-erine this Ad with ysu
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centraIia.-T. y. Banner ard Por-
ter Jarret were elected president
and secretary OF new athlesic club
iust formed BY enthusiasts az Little
Falls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-24

Jask Leon, the Russian giant. 10
now looked upon as a likely white
hope"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-24

Fred Becker Of New Orleans, who
put W such sensational bout with
Mcdonald at the last national anna.
teur championships In Boston, has
the professional ranks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-24

New York.--ln the 2iss annual in
tercollegiate chess tourney yester.
day. Harvard defeated Columbia.
2M to Ia. and Yale beat Princeton.
. 10 /.
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Bowling 10 becoming very popu-
lar In Cuba. The Cubans take to
the game with the same skill they
showed In baseball
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explains many things you should know resai''As
the cause and cure OF disease. .,...,v
II you can't call, wen send the DOOR, e'e@
sealed, absolutely free. cat
office hours-9 a. m. 10 p. M Weo' CIV
evenings tlll 8 D. m. Sundays. 10 to H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-24

r. p. plckerson, upon whose
farm at Springfield. Mo, Stanley
Ketchel was shot. has built $500
monument to the dead champion