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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-24
DENTISTRY
Aivsoiar Teeth. wnsrs nridgswors

Aivsolar Teeth. Whsrs Hrfdgswork
In Impossible.
III only your front teeth are left.
say thfoO or four or more. we can re-
place al those that HAYS been lost on
Aiveoiar teeth. whilst hriaeework
would be impossible even IL YOU had
eight or ten front teeth to tie 10. In
you have only two back teeth on each
SIDE. say moiars, we can supply ali
the 'front.' teeth that are missing with
beautiful. eerviccabla iifelika Aiyeo.
lar teeth. This could not possibly Id
done by the bridge route And where
bridgework In possible. there is no
comparison between the two. A very
large percentage OF our work In TAX
ing out bridgowork put In by sup-
posecly hikn.cinss dentists and re-
tistlo Aiveolar teeth. And. unlike
hrtdgework In another respect, il ID
practically painless. No boring az
cutting into the gums. nothing ID bo
dreaded Now. thon. prices lSsing
eqmnl. which would you cheone7
actual cases. In our office to show.
Come and see the work.
Curing Pyorrhea tloose' teetlA, n
ulsHas. given M ~ other dentists as
incurnhlc. is another OF our spetial-
ties. Wo cure u absolutely rs a
can do anything that Is possibh In
dentistry, and what we do lis aitayn
Of tho very highest class our Nook
let's, Alvcolnr Dentistry, are Free.
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TERMS TO RELIABLE pEorj.E.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-24

WANT GOTCH'S
TITLE. ALSO
johnson Sure He Is Man
to Toss Humboldt
Farmer

CHICAGO. Jan. 2t~-champion
Jack johnson today IL nursing an
ambition which may get him into
trouble. Here II n;
Il have reached the conclusion.
said tho big black fighter. that
am the one man In the world that
can defeat Frank Gotch and be-
come both the champion pusiltsi
and the champion wrestler. III
wrcstle Cotch In April or May and
fight Jim Flynn IA july"
johnson also announced that =
u. Schefski OF Salt Lake had Of
fcred him 10000 20 wrestie Gotch
Ia that city.
Followers OF the wrestling game
here say that u win be sorry day
for the negro n be ever enters the
ring with Gotch. They contend
that Gotch would simply break the
negro to pieces.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-24

Packey and Ward to Clash

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. ~. = A
boxing match OF some class II en-
pected here tomorrow night when
Packcy Mcfarland OF Chicago
clashes with Jack Ward OF England
In scheduled sixround bout. The
men will weigh In AT 1873 pound,
two hours before the fight. which
IL believed 10 mean that Paekey Il
from the lightweight division fol
good.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-24

association
his
mesa
Rhoades curve. speed BALI ono . yins
slower 4 ever
When asked him replied
nrelder
Dusty to batter ball have seenI him
fedl
pitching cjevs
land filled. Gaw
ford Rhoades rh
ed three balls and strikes although called pills
believing tanned OIauxhn
Crawford hit the for three putting the Tigers n
lead Hhoades and decided h Ask
Walking
You Crawford
like day" said oIaushin. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-24

NEW OHi.EANH. Ia. Jan. a.
Johnny couion. bantam champion
and Frankie Burns OF Jersey City
were matched today for a z9-round
contest here February Is. The
fighters will weigh IN NJ iis pounds
rinKside. coulon was guaranteed
~. 900 or the privilege OF 35 per
cent Of tho gross receipts. Burns
Will receive 30 per cent Of the re
ccipts for his end.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-24

OAKLAND. Cal. Jan. 2s.--A
lightweight elimination contest OF
some class Ii scheduled here for to.
night. when Frankie Burns Of Oak
land and Jack nFitton Of Chicago
6ee4 "a ! 1c-rcund bout. While the
winner will be In line for top
notch matches. the loser viii have
% drop back Into the ranks OF the
bunhers. Burns II 10 to I favorite.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-24

Russell Blackbnrnc. the short
stop for whom President Comiakey
of tho Chicago Americans paid n
fancy price. II 10 be given every
chance to prove whether he II Of
major league caiiber By Manager
Callahan. In 1910 Blackburne
proved u disappointment. and last
season he was out Of the game with
an injury OF tho knee. Callahan
has received word from Blackburns
that the injury was practically
cured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-24
Williams VIII Begin With
IS Players

4 PORTLAND. Or. Jan. a. 4
4 According to q Hist Of "maybe" :
4 roadslesx. complied by Man Z
4 agor Williams. there probably Z
4 will be IS prospectiv. diamond Z
4 stars In HIS squad when the Z
4 Portland Northwestern team 7
4 rocs into spring practice. Of :
= these. ~ viii be- regulars and :
4 the remainder aspirants. who Z
4 will try out for the team ~ :
4 their own expense.
q Williamson has just signed Z
4 a bush catcher named Quill. Z
4 who has been playing around :
. Eureka. Cal, for several years. :
4 Ills work III rcputed good
$50 49, y = = 4 4 Z =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-24

Ty Cobb. 10 hts role Of prophet,
has picked the American league
race next year 10 result as follows:
Detroit. Philadelphia. Boston. Chi.
cago. Cleveland. New York. Wash.
ington. ST. Louis Clip II out and
spring II on him next fall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-24

~ U81ooa Hrooo beaoo9 W6o1
BOSTON. jan 2f.--Matfy Bald
Vin 81 Boston today announced that
~ had signed articles TO meet Pal
Moore Of Philadelphia In 20-round
bout before the West Side Athletic
o1ub Of New Orleans February 4.
baldwin II confident that he can de-
bat Moore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-24
FISIIC
fACI.S

Not Z championship chnnged
hands during the season Of 1911 10
pngilistic circles. Every ono OF
the recognized titleholders smeared
glue ON his dukes and refused to lei
go. No one can blame them much.
ny the way. who are the middle
and weltcrwclght leaders OF their
ciass7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-24

NEW YORK. Jan. 34.--Jimmy
Brit ID back Ia New York today
kn1 bot Alter = bout with his old
onemy. Battling Nelson.
IL was . terrible tr1p." he said
- landing. I'm sure glad 10 feel
u good old soil q America under
Nv foet again. And I'm after Mel
cons scalp"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-24

4 PORTLAND. Or. Jan. ~
4 Nov that Il appears uncertain
\ whore the Beavers viii train
4 next year. the California cities
4 already mentioned are begin
4 ming to make cash offers 10 the
4 Portland champions for next
= year. Although Manager Nc
4 Credio II not ready 10 state
\ what cities have made offers.
= one OF them has guaranteed %
= give him II 600 cash II he VIII
4 train there this spring. The
4 city was not Santa Maria Was
4 all that Manager McCrcdio
= would give out
a. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-24

Sandy Ferguson. one OF the
hopes" Who II serving n jail sen.
tence in Boston. refused an offer
OF an old-simc friend TO secure bis
pardon. Ferguson claimed that he
IL always sure OF bis food and lody.
ing and likes his new berth better
than handling the mitfs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-24

The estate of Stanley Ketehel to-
tailed lust si07 when settled up.
Stanley squandored oycr $4,000
during his lifetime. II the late
champion had been possessed Of
tho far.sightedness Of Battling Nel
son he would have probably been Al
the head OF the division at the pres.
ent time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-24

A young Eastern fighter recently
took the name OF 'sTy Cobb" and
now another comes along and grabs
the title Of 'sBiil Donovan" Next
thing one Of these French boxers
viii cross the pond and battle uls.
der tho name Of Larry Isatoie-"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-24

The Jsps are surely taking nicely
TO Americas great national pastin,e.
A team representing the Japanese
army will soon 70 to the Philippines
TO play a similar organization OF
Americans. They have asked the
war department 10 allow the Amer
leans 10 return the visit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-24

CHICAGO. Jan. "a. = Johnny
puulon. bantam champion. and Sid
Smith Of England today have
oGfoe1 10 box 70 rounds before the
~ Offering ~ best Inducements.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-24

You will notice Connie Mack
isn't wasting his time picking the
20 best ball players. He Just signs
them and let's the other fellows
name them after he has cornered
ths -ssnuir
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-24

Bob Brown has purchased new
pitcher, and hla name Is Scott
Stansfield. Hap Hogan, who sold
Bob the phenom. says the kid is a
daisy. but that he tHap) has too
many daisies on his pitching staff
ut the present writing the
letting OF Bob In on good thing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-24

Rollic zeider. late Of the White
sox. and former Idol OF the San
Francisco fans. has signed his slip
and turned II In to Manager Jimmy
Callahan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-24
Spokane broke into the ira,

4 Spokane broke into the trap !
4 shooting contest at BeIlingham ,
4 yesterday, but again tho ,
= Frisco team won. and again by !
= one polnf--1s0 to iss. The !
4 Spokane team Was second To !
4 date tho Frisco team haA /
I taken seven out Of eight CON !
= tests.
=
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-24

Griffith, while bossing the SEN
ators, will keep one eye on con
gress. He has about 1000 sheep on
his ranch. and II the tariff on wool
Ia reduced. he'll cut off the free list
ut the ball park to congressman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-24

Harrington. New England league,
and Dresser OF tho Salt Lake team,
OF the Union association. hsye
signed their contracts and passed
them In to President Murphy OF the
Chicago Cubs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-24
Ham Hyatt has not ootten ava,

Ham Hyatt has not gotten away
from pittsburg--not yet. Awhile
back Il looked as though II was all
off with Ham. but now some OF the
wise ones around the Smoky City
have figured II out that with Ham
on deck as pinch hitter. pittsbmg
would have won the pennant. Sir
Ham. by the way, Is passing a
pleasant winter down at the quiet
burg of Shelton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-24
Jimmy Carroll Would Mix
With Abe AtfelI

4 NEW YORK. Jan. zf-Jim. 4
4 my Carroll who has won the 4
4 four fights he put up here this 4
4 season. Ia after the feather. Z
4 weight championship. and 4
4 wants a 2O.round 20 with Abe 4
4 AtteII. II Aitell refuses 10 4
4 fight him. Carroll's manager, I
4 IIelne Rafael. Will no after Ed !
4 die O'Keefc OF Philadelphia for :
4 a bout. Z
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-24

Cleveland offered vsan oreCG
%, 900 for HE years work. Wear
said he would secept 5000. pro
vidcd Cleveland ncted quick. 9th
erwiss he would raise the ante by
a thousand. President snmors and
Harry Davis may develop little
stubbornncss on their own hook
but ut that II looks like poor busi
nsss for the Maps TO try and do
without Gregg. The Nap manage
ment rendered Bill stcen contract
for $4,000. and II looks as though
vean Ia worth more than $500 more,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-24

NEW YORK, JAN 24Loca
awarding Jack Dennns Of New York the decision Mike
Gibbons OF st. Paul In their
snsh round nsnnns had everything his with Gibbons get
than half
In rehs
pm psnnngs head, and the
4red The of
In the tenth both
y Knockout
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-24

The Boston Red Sox win assist
0e White Sox In raising the Chi.
cAgo city championship emblem
Will b. . celebration equal to any.
thing that IL pulled off BY Connie
Mack in Philadelphia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-24

.WlId Bill" Donovan. who 10 Some
twirIer himself, has discovered the
greatest pitcher IN the world. BIS
Ed" walsh. tho White sox mound
artist. II the man he dominates Ths
only reason Walsh ever has de
feat chalked up against him Ia be
cause he IA oyerworked. says wild
BIN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-24

Anothsr pitching arm gone WRONG
Tom seaton just loves 20 pitch
whether IL be In regulation game
or otherwise. Last year Walt No
cedie had TO chase Tom 70 the
club house al regular intervals. 70
keep him from overworkIng bis sal
arg wing. After the Philadelphia
Nationals and drafted Tom last fall
McCf~dic advised him 20 cut out
the winter hall and spare his arm,
but Tom only laughed. Today 4
IN no laughing matter and Y "
doubtful n he win be able 70 r.
port to Doom this spring box
schmeier. the old Beaver trainer
Is working on Toms arm at Los
Angeles. but the outlook Is not en-
couraging.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-24

The new inland league 10 going
10 have . team In spokane this
spring. and Joe Cohn viii have some
competition. The league VIII be n
six.fenm circuit. and other teams
viii be Occur d'Aicne. Liberty Lake
and Paiouse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-24

y BAN FRANCISCO. Jan. "a. 4
y Sailor I'd Petroskey and his 4
= 0anagcr. Sol Levtnsou. have 4
y parted company. and hereafter
- q H. Knowles. IN athletic In 4
- efxuctor and manager Of the
= nAvy baseball team. will at 4
= tea1 10 the blue jackets match 4
y making There was no DIFF. 4
ference Of opinion between
= po@soskey and Levfnson. but
= naval officials informed Petro- 4
= skey that he would have 70 BE- 4
= guided by their advice unless 4
= be bought his discharge from 4
= the navy. 4
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1912-02-27

folders advertising Lewistown and
the Judith Basin; exerted its influence
toward the completion of the Lewis
town-Hilger extension; answered over
three thousand letters of inquiry con-
cerning Lewistown and he Basin;
sent out 2,400 other pieces of adver-
tising; assisted in making great dis
play at the ST. Paul land show; se-
cured the publication of Judith Basin
write-ups in eastern papers; assisted
in gathering material for the Basins
exhibit at the state fair; took up the
questions OF paving and lighting;
initiated the agitation for cheaper i'm
migrant rates for Montana; arranged
for the holding of farmers institute
In Lewistown, and took up the subject
OF securing for this city the location
OF Great Northern division point
with the attendant shops and yards
In this city. There are innumerable
minor details which the club has dis
posed of during the year.
Reynolds Makes Talk.
K. w. Reynolds, a member of the
board OF directors, was called upon
by President Hilger and pointed out
a number of matters which he thought
should be discussed at the meeting.
These matters all pertained to the
general conduct of the club and he
urged full and frank discussion of
the topics enumerated. The matter Of
having the commercial club take
charge of the work OF keeping in or
der and identifying the city cemetery
was discussed by X. Won Tobel, y. G.
Russell, John A. Coleman and others.
There was a lively discussion per.
tanning to the subject of Great Nor
thern shops and yards by w. J. John.
son, Judge r. X. Cheadle. J. d. Waite
and others. ID. F. Smith stated that
the head engineer, Mr.. Hogeland, and
other officials of the Great Northern
will be in the city today, at which
time something definite may possibly
be learned on this all-important sub.
ject. A number OF questions of minor
Importance were brought forth and
discussed.
Directors Are Chosen.
The final business of the evening
was the selection of board of seven
directors. There were twelve nominees
and the following men were chosen
by ballot: r. w. Reynolds, Julian Sut
ter, II. G. Brown, +. J. Hazen, A. W.
Gates, w. ID. Symmes and Tom Stout
The new board will hold meeting
this afternoon at the office of the sec
retary and organize. This being all
OF the business to come before the
meeting, adjournment was taken anG
the members present partook of the
luncheon which had been prepared.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1912-02-27
LEW|STOWN TEAM WINS
DEBATEFR0MC0LUMBUS
HIGH SCHOOL TRIO FROM LOCAL
INSTITUTION ARE CHAMPIONS
OF THIS DISTRICT.

BY decisively defeating the team
representing the Columbus high
school, the debating team from the
Fergus County Free High school last
Wednesday evening became the cham
piOns OF the eastern Montana district
and the young local orators are one
step nearer the final goal, the state
championship.
President II. A. Moulton, of the
board of trustees of the local high
school, presided Wednesday evening,
and the judges were c. w. Tenney,
of the Montana Wesleyan University
at Helena; Attorney Il. N. Jones, of
HarlOwtOn, and Judge Brown, OF Bill
ings. The decision was 3 to in
favor. of Lewistown.
The Lewistown team comprises
Joseph Cotton, Elsie Anderson and
Ruth Berry. The Columbus debaters
were willard McHargue, Russell
Bracewell and Harry Schug. All of
the six debaters did exceedingly we'll,
but the Lewistown students had the
advantage Of more effective training
and broader preparation. They showed
up exceptionally we'll in rebuttal
which is usually accepted as the best
test of a young debater's versatility
The Lewistown debaters will next
meet Bozeman. The Gallatin county
team is said to be exceptionally
strong this year, having easily won
the honors in their district. Missoula
and Broadwater are the winners in
the remaining two districts and they
will meet at about the same time that
Lewistown and BoZeman have their
contest. The winners of these two
meetings will fight it out for state
konors during the period of the inter-
scholastic meet in Missoula In May.
Added interest was given the pro-
gram Wednesday evening by some
fine musical selections by Miss
Rueckert and Misses Hanon and the
girls chorus of the high school. Fol
lowing the exercises, a reception was
rendered the visitors at Armory hall.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1912-02-27
ANNUAL MEETING LEWlSTOWN
COMMERCIAL CLUB, HELD LAST
NIGHT, WELL ATTENDED,.
FILES REPORT
statement Shows Receipts and Dis.
bursements for Year and Points
Out Some of the Lines of Activity
Pursued by the Orsanization-WilI
Choose Officers This Afternoon.

About one hundred fifty members
OF the LeWistOwn Commercial club
met at the Judith club rooms last eve
ning, the occasion being the annual
meeting Of the organization Presi-
dent Hilger presided and a number
OF matters of interest to the club men,
Ders were advanced for discussion.
FOLLOWING these discussions, the new
board OF seven directors was chosen
by ballot, after which the members
partook of light luncheon which Sec
retary Mathews had ordered prepared.
Secretary's Report.
Secretary Mathews financial report
showed that the club now has 2O7
members, the annual dues from which
amount to 5000. The subscriptions
for the year amounted to $5,625, max
Ing total Of membership fees and
subscriptions Of 1896. There has
been paid on subscriptions $5,2OO.81,
and on membership dues $1,732, max.
Ing total OF $6,932.81. There has
been received from other sources,
such as the ball game, royalty from
birds eye view plates, etc, the sum
OF $346.30, making grand total of re.
ceipts of $7,279.11. The expenditures
for the year amounted to $6,552.71.
leaving balance in the treasury of
$726.40. There is still outstanding on
subscriptions and membership dues
the sum of $503.85. Secretary Ma.
thews estimated that when his fiscal
year ends, April /, there will be a
balance in the treasury of approx
mately $500. This is considered an
excellent showing.
Accomplishment Recounted.
The secretary briefly recounted
some OF the accomplishments and ac
tivities OF the club during the year
The club during the year collected
data for the state railway commission
relative to the long and short haul
of freight. 1t took leading part in
the organization of the Montana State
Commercial Secretaries association
and the Northwest Development
league. 1t did some effective work ir
stopping the sale of stock in get-rich
quick schemes in the Judith Basin
secured advertising matter and ma
terial for the Judith Basin exhibits
in the Milwaukee and Great Northern
exhibit cars; got out ten Thousand
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1912-02-27
new ELECTRIC COMPANY
TAKES OVER CITIZENS
LARGER ORGANIZATION MAKES
PROVISIONS FOR EXPANSION
OF BUSINESS.

On Friday last, the 23rd inst, the
new LeWistOwn Electric & Power
company, whose certificate OF incor-
poratiOn was recently filed, perfected
Its organization and formally took
over the entire property and fran
chises of the Citizens Electric com.
pany. The officers of the new com,
pany are:
Max Hebgen, of Butte, president;
H. H. Pierce, of New York, vice presi-
dent; Rudolf Won Tobel, of Lewistown,
secretary; p E. Bisland, of New
York, treasurer and assistant secre-
tary; F. Shaw Baker, of Butte, as
sistant treasurer; c. c. Simonson, of
LeWlstoWn, manager.
Although the authorized capital
stock of the company is $1,000, 100000.
only $400,000.00 was issued upon the
taking over of the properties of the
old company, the remainder being re-
served to provide future capital, which
1t is expected will be required to take
care of the growing needs of Lewis
town and Fergus county. The same
policy of providing for the future will
be followed in respect to contem-
plated bond issue, which was au-
thorfzed at the meeting last Friday
and is to be secured by a mortgage
upon the company's property. The
total amount of bonds which may be
ultimately issued under the terms of
this mortgage Ia $4,000. 100000, but of
this amount only $10O,0O0.OO will be
issued at the present time.
The New York capitalists who are
back of the project expect that the
increased uses Of electric power for
Industrial, commercial, domestic and
agricultural purposes, coupled with
the rapid growth of this community,
Will require the largely increased in
vestment in the course of few years
and this means has been taken to plan
for the future.
The new company is controlled by
the Butte Electric & Power company.
the stock of which is widely dis
tributed through New York and 9th
er eastern states and in Europe.