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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-01
WHO HAS A JOB
FOR THIS MAN?

David +. Powell wants a job.
Nothing remarkable about that
but, YOU see, David Powell Is blind
aud has a wife Up at Burlington.
Wash he has left the wife with
friends. while he tramps about. sell.
ing notions, and odds and ends. try.
Ing 70 make living for her and
fer himself
lie left Seattle last night. dis.
coutaEed. TO 40 back 10 burlington.
The big stores sell their things
80 cheap he said people just nat.
urplly wont buy from me any
lie wasn't complaining. II was
just a statement OF fact, aud he
even smiled when ne said II. He
lifted his big hands and reared his
big body 10 It's fun height David
H. Powell Is GO years old, but he is
still hale and hearty. He was n
blacksmith, and big, powerful fig.
ure Of a man when the metal was
splashed into his eyes &c years ago.
ilN has never seen since.
II I could only get some work |
could do he said. 1T would be cas-.
Ter for tho wife and me"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-01

scenes. Nothing has been over
looked that would afford the public
tho most comfort and pleasure, as
everything has been arranged per
gonally by Mr.. II y Baumann and
Mr.. A. schasb. vino have given
many years of study TO the wants
and likes Of the amusement loving
public, therefore assuring you the
best OF everything
How mcritorlDus the musical OF.
fering presented by the Hotel
Baden Grill rrally is may be
cleaned from the fact that one OF
Now Yorks press musical critics
bestowed the following praise upon
them:
Il had occasion to hear Jonn :
Jancgl and his orchestra and !
must say that they are musical
treat extraorcinary The orchestra
ls composed Of six pieces and
their full. correct syncopation is
surely a perfect marvel They put
reai life into what they play In
such a manner that one seems In
clined to rise and dance to satisfy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-01
Under State Supervision"

Assie lovers viii find a treat Of
~ excellence IN the music fur
,aasd b. the celebrated Jonas
.ha ROYAL Court Orchestra.
s z sssns Co.'S engagement at the
!. .-'sn gFlll First aud Pine Street.
= ai'eruoea p o'clock
speahiag ~ Joaa Jancsi and
: psaysrs It is only doing them
~ TO say that royalty has
ss1hed rs fayors upon them and
sFlctell q. ical critics IN
- Mlsnd and america declare this
s..sslra Of Elk pieces one Of the
= they ever heard. The high
r~ alng o. the leader IN the
- eal World IS 40 itself sufficient
ss ssallee that concorts Of tho most
~hse merit arc in store
e,,'. new grill bas been artistl-
a.. decorated throughout and Of
h., line study ln and-painted
Or On the walls. which are
49, N colors that give the de
= eiieet Of natures true 10 life
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-01

Jamestown, where the ohasH
feur refused TO 90 farther.
Finally a jamestown man con.
scented 90 make the trip as far
40 Washington eeurt house.
We Got In there S3out 10
o'clock that night.
u searched the town for two
hours 10 get man 20 90 on
and finally got a machine at
daylight. We only got few
miles when we found Il was
absolutely impossible 10 90
farther. Water was on three
sldee OF us.
DARBY creek. Just ahead, had
swollen until II WAS 90 feet
wide My chauffeur went back.
! bought one Of his rubber win.
dow curtains, wrapped my pho.
tographs up In II. and started
10 ford the creek. sat on a
leg and padded the beat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-01
BIGGEST SHIP
is THEIR COAL
PORTLAND.

IS Emitted Press f~ascd Wire
LONDON. April The contest
for supremacy In size OF Atlantic
liners which has been wared since
The Oceanic WAS llnnchcd IN 1871.
wlll begin q new era this year with
the launching Of several 5o.0o0-ton
boats. on May % the imperator.
the first 50.OGO.ton steamship viii
begin her mzidca voyage On April
n he Aqul'aaia. slightly larger
than the German boat. viii be
launched on the CLYDE. while the
Britannia. bigger than either OF
these rivals. Is rapidly taking
shape on the stocks at Queens
Island.
Since 1871 the length and beam
of Transatlantic liners have zen
more than doubled and their gross
tonnage increased twelve fold.
Dance at Dreamlaud tonight ."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-01
Hotel Baden Opens
Elaborate Grill in
Connection With Hotel

the joyful feeling brought on them
by the strains Of Their wonderful
music"
Mr. Baumann announced that
IN rc would De new attractions
added from time 10 time that VIII
make the Baden Grill the most
popular en- the city.
Among the entertainers that Will
be heard M the Baden Grill viii be
Miss Mabel Hartshorn. the famous
Welsh contraltosoprano singer.
who has won fame throughout the
United States with the wonderful
control she has over her we'll
developed voice
Miss Leonora Johnston. the dra-
matte soprano. who opens her first
engagement IN Seattle, Will also be
one Of the leading features.
Three o'clock y. IN. today vs.
the hour appointed for the opening
Of the new Baden Grin. whore all
music lovers will find an enjoyable
place and be showered with the
strains OF music and unequaled
singing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-01
80 ~ STAR cor THE FIRST PEC TURES

The star printed the tlrs,
pictures e. the great Ohio ard
Indiana floods on Saturday.
Yesterday c,hers were printed,
and today, another batch.
Here's how Tire Star turned
the trick. The story is told by
Frank WARD, Of the Columbus,
D, bureau Of the serippa
newspaper lea1ss.
- lett Columbus at 4;so o.
m. Tuesday accompanied by
Governor CoN's secretary. Geo.
r. 5urbs. We reached chilli.
oethe a 6 c'eleek, and started
Cor Dayton by automobile.
"lt was raining pltchforks,
but by having a man in hip
boots feel the way In advance
across each bridge, we man
aged 10 get to kenia at $50
Wednesday morning. with no
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-01

worse disaster than TO ge,
spilled once In a creek.
AT daylight we started Tor
Dayton. hired every pho.
ttarapher IN Senla and sopa.
rated from Burha, hiring a spe.
eial auto. We reached the
south end Of Dayton and then
got after the pictures.
Dayton Is built In crook Of
the Miami slver, and the leVeo
on both water.hound sides OF
the triangle had broken. After
getting the pictures we mo.
tored around the hills 20 the
Nationsl Cash Register plant.
where the plates were deVel.
oped and prints made.
The next Job WIS TO get TO
Cleveland Our auto left Day.
ton at $50 Wednesday after.
noon, reaching xenls at 5 Wed
nesday night. We went on to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-01

could with a 2o.foot stick. I
got aeroos In half an hour.
"A farmer Informed me the
D. q o. tracks were OF q mile
20 the east, 80 hlt across
fields 20 the tracks. Here got
a hMdcar and hired two men
10 operate II. rode on the
handtar seven miles, leaving u
at Orient, o., and hired a rig
for Columbus.
AT Columbus picked up
available photographs OF the
flood there and chartered
Gpeeiai train via the Big Four
20 Cleveland. We left AZ 7
o'clock Thursday night and
reached our destination al
i2:f5 Friday morning, when
prints OF the pictures were sent
20 Tire Seattle Star and other
serippo papers.
I'VE had the pictures"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-01
.ASHOUTS IN IDAHO

LEWISTON. Idaho. April l.
Railroad trafice into Lewiston is
badly hampered today by slides
and washouts caused by the heavy
rains Of the past two days. The
Snake and Clearwater rivers have
risen about five feet. and. with the
rains continuing. the situation is
becoming serious.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-01

The American military attache
Commander Henry II Hough, and
Prof. Asaph Hall Of the Washing.
ton Naval Observatory, spend ey-
cry night from o'clock tin 6
O'Clock on the Eiffel Tower, assist.
ing the French observers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-01
CATCHES
j. S. WIRELESS

PARIS. April THE wireless
station Of the Eiffel Tower Satur-
day caught a short complete mes
sage from the Arlington station.
The conditions were uniasoFable
and there was much interference
from other stations on both sides
Of the Atlantic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-01
THE MARKETS

The following arc the average prices
paid bv local commission merchants 70
the producers and prices paid b. the
retailer to the commissioners This
pricss paid ttr farmers como under
.huyins price nd the sum paid by the
retailer under ''E.,iinF price" Prices Ia
.u rnsen are subject 20 variation &C.
rordlng 20 freshness ard general excel
lcnce out thee prices, unless othcrWtss
Indicated. are for strictly urst Grades
Frae. ranch .... ....+stt. .lAg .is
Publishing rrrcs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-01
TITLE
INSURANCE

lis the application OF the
principle OF insurance to
IN risks connected with
The validity OF titles to
real estate
The object and effect is
10 protect the owner, pur-
chaser or mortgage
Against all liens. defects
and attacks on titles or
any loss TO the extent for
which the policy Is
Written, and at the same
time give TO such pur-
shaser or mortgage an
Instrument cyidencing
BIS title which will be
Recognized by all. thus
making abstracts and
epinions forever unneces-
faary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-01

LOS ANGELES Vice
President George T. Nicholson of
the Santa 10. 81 years old. is dead
here today. He died following an
operation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-01

MANY Of the people calling at
,,ree tell us that they had been
-, sNefora coming here that Il
- - ,rpossible for us 70 do dental
srs 80 cheap
v. will present $1,000 to any
A.r,,shle institution In Seattle II
= Al not DO Just as We advertise.
49, Ne make this remarkable Of.
80 Il was not genuine
NJ Clark gives his personal at
..,.nu 10 each patient. and per.
s.slly oversees each aud every
80 q work. And FOR this reason
|. < able to give you a bona fide
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-01

MODERN elegantly furnished
rooms at lowest rates at Hotel Vir'
ginus. Eighth and Virginia, near
Westlako. Elliott 500. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-01

Regal Dental Offices
nIR. ciark. o. o. S. tmansssrl
,.ss Third Ave, N. w. Cor. Union.
Sore-6rina this Ad with yeu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-01
2O8 AND 21O PIKE ST.
A Seattle Man Tells 1t
SEATTLE PROOF
Testimony of a Resident of
Tweniy-ninih Ave. S.


+. d. Engle, 923 Twenty
ninth Ave. s, Seattle, Wash,
says: There was a dull ache
in the small of my back for
many months. My kidneys
were much disordered and
the kidney secretions were UNI
natural At times there was
soreness across my loins. At
last | used Doan's Kidney
Pills and the trouble soon
LETT"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-01
The Indian Motorcycle

'front.' remark
l ngmeson the OF
~ Of months $l3l3 Mileage
SA8 Could
Over USE The
the Nexten Clergym
numbers finding
the n the discharge duties
ForL Short Trips
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-27
FROM LEFT TO RIGHT;

Are the Maps off on another
squirt. such as characterized their
playing OF 1911 and 1912 under
George stovsli and Joe birming'
ham,
IL will be remembered that after
managers In mld.seas0n
OF 1911 and 1919 tho Maps sprinted
To the finish and played as good. II
not better. ball than any team In
tho league
undcr stovali they sprinted from
seventh place TO third. n nd for
Birmingham last fall their work
was sensational.
This year the tcam has been con
tender all OF the way. and but Tor
A streak Of hard luck. which seems
90 visit every team once n season,
would now DO closer TO tho Ath
ietics. II no, leading the league.
The Maps are now apparently
upon another such squirt M marked
their work for the last two years
With vean Gregg. Fritz Blandins
and Willie Mitchell pitching great
guns. and the rest OF his team play
ing a brand OF ball that Is unbea,
able. Manager Joe Birmingham has
every reason 10 believe that the
remnant n within his grasp.
Three games out of four taken
from Connie Mack's men In the
las, series was the bomb tho Maps
tossed into the Athletics camp as
a warning 10 Mack not 10 name
his battery for the first worlds ser
les game for a few days TO como
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-27
ARRANGE
MOTOR
RACE

The King County Fair associa.
ton has decided to give motorcycle
racing on the opening day. Sept. 3,
and the program has been 80 ar
ranged as 20 have some OF the
greatest riders Of the Pacific
Northwest together. There will be
two races for hip. machines and
three for hip. racers.
Harry Cogburn will enter both
his single and twin Indians. Har.
~ Meagher. one Of the best young
riders developed this year, will en-.
ter I hip. and 7 hip. Harley.
Davidson. Fred Mercer will ride
his Flying Merkel Single, with
which Harry Brandt cleaned up all
competitors at Madison Park July
]. y. !. Lenzi. the Spokane rider.
will enter and Harry Brandt. Ed l..
Berretb. G. G. Simmons. OF Port.
land. Alex Bernett, Of Vancouver.
B C.; Aubrey Archer and I'D
French. Of Aberdeen. have been IN.
yited 90 enter. The longest race OF
the day will be 20 miles. A spe.
cial prize for the fastest mile OF
the day will also be offered.
SPORTS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-27
UNBEATEN CHAMPS
OF NORTHWEST TO
GET A REAL CHANCE

tion toward raising a 81 800 suaran-
tee, Il is not likely that Seattle will
hose the Washington. WhitmRn game
scheduled here for November 1.
Manager Horr offered 20 4taEe tho
game In Tacoma providing expenses
were assured No WORT has yet
been received. and In all probability
plans for taking tho game TO the
Stadium viii be abandoned.
Whitman. running To true form.
always plays n great game in tho
earlier part OF the season. Thus.
Whitman as Washington's opponent.
Is figured as greater attraction
than ever.
A gap has been torn In Washing
tons line. and the back iiue weak.
ened considerably. BY the last batch
OF graduations. condition which
fails 20 instill any confidence In
Coach Dobie Dohle. dubious as
ever. believes Washington will have
a hard enough struggle In the con
ference. let alone tangling with an
Eastern eleven.
The coming season n the las,
year OF Dobie's contract. An answer
is stu awaited from the coach as
TO whether or not he desires to con.
tinue NJ tho university. II has been
reported frequently that Eastern
colleges were seeking the services
OF Washington's elongated coach.
Washington's practice season will
be opened by game with the Ev-
erett high. whom Washington beat.
so TO 0. last year.
The Varsity schedule for the sea
son follows:
Practice Games
September 21--Everet high.
October ff--Bremerton Navy.
October fs-Puaes Sound univer.
slsy.
Regular Games
october 2S-ore9on Agricultural
College.
November whitman.
November f5-oreson at Port.
land.
November a7-washington State
College.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-27
WIND UP SEASON

The Sears.Roebuck league. the
only baseball league In Seattle con.
fined 10 single firm. has closed
it's first season. with the Pirates an
tho pennant winners. Tbcio were
three other teams In tho yennant
race
Tho league season ended with a
celebration at the South park play
field. Besides "a game between the
champions and "A picked team OF
Ail.Stars. other athletic events were
pulled off. In the game. the Pr
atoH were swampod. 10 10 ..
Results In tho athletic events were
as follows
Long distance throwing Taylor
first. AJAX EyerH. second. 2sfA
Heia Cubs. first. I minute 81 sec
ondh Pirates. second.
FunEo hitting Huttsr. first. 800
Scott. second. aol u.
Married mems race. 7b yards--nob
inron. first. , g-t, shields, second.
Tug % wAr--Won by Dept ~.
circiinr bnasn~~8chgatcr. first, "a
seconds shields. second
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-27
SOCCERITES WILL
GATHER TONIGHT

A meeting OF the Northwestern
Soccer Football Association will be
held at Spaldings tonight for the
purpos. Of determining which ap.
plicRnts for membership In the
league will be accepted. Only two
Seattle clubs have applied thus far.
the Rangers and the Coltics. The
Sp,rtanb may reorgauixe.
Black Diamond. the champion, IL
not seeking membership. owing 10
tho strike now in progress In the
coal mining town. Tacoma soccer
enthusiasts have already issued a
call for a turnou, OF players. and II
Is more thsn likely team from
there will be accepted. Fort Law.
ton. Tono. Carbonate and Everett
want 90 Join also.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-27
WHAT A HAPPY LOT
WE WERE YEAR AGO!

u was a year ago this week 'ns,
the Seattle team commenced lts
great uphill fight 20 the champion.
ship Of the Northwestern league.
The Seattle team was playing Ia
coma. then In the eeIler. where they
finished.
After wrestling tho majority OF the
games away from the Tigers In a
remarkable series. the Giants con.
tinued their climb until they had
nosed out tho Spokane Indians for
first place.
Three Of tho members of the
championship team are now on the
pay roll Of IN. Boston Nationals
Isill James. Bert Whaling and Leslie
Mann. II was principally the work
Of this big trio. with IN. aid OF
Melkle ard Charley Fullerton. that
brought the Giants M In the great
neck.and.neck finish
!, was tho teams great fighting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-27
SPORT BRIEFS

NEWPORT, n. I.-Maurice Nc.
Joughlin OF San Francisco won the
national singles championship here
Tuesday by defeating II. Norris
Williams Of Philadelphia. 81. 81,
SO, 81.
BosToN.-sam Langford knock.
ed "Porky" Flynn out In the fourth
round Of n scheduled 15.round bout
here Tuesday night.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Ont
VIM. Johnston and Griffin, the Cali
fornia players, won their matches in
the opening round OF singles for the
International championship hero
Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-27

With expenses suaaanteed by the
University OF Washington. u APP
pears almos, a certainty that Sc
attic orldlron fans will see an East
err college eleven In action mere
against Washington during the lat
ter par, Of the present season
Graduate Manager horr has sent
Invitations TO Michigan, Wisconsin
Minnesota and Chicago. he 10 con-
fldens one OF the four will accept
the challenge.
Five consecutive years the cham
pions Of the Northwest, and during
that period never losing ZANE.
WASHINGTON is deserving or the
chance TO match its skill with one
OF the big Eastern gridiron squads.
II the game is arranged. u VIII pos
sibly be played two weeks after the
close OF the season.
With Tacoma having taken no ae'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-27

II you have pyorrhea. you canno.
possibly do better than consult tbs
Boston Dentists. at 1902 secosd
av., opposite Bon Narche. Ths,s
dentists have been in this location
for over II years. and have turned
out more strictly high class Den.
tistry than any office in the IVES,
Even the Dental Profession viii
admit that.
No charge Is made for consulta.
ton and advice. Go today and ~
tho Boston Dentists. at 1920 second
av, opposite Bon Marche. about
your teeth. You won't be sorry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-27
SPORTING CHATTER

Those forgotten
viii the breath tell tina, John Sullivan the
the probably VIII
the Athletics In the worlds series
cracks golfers
playing in the East ever do any work
arnica off the shelf.
Idea Of nothing s-The fellow appetite
when the Champs lose.
Every Of q grating
soul Now they only could graft pair OF rabbit legs
George MIL
Spokane challenged Of w.
hu def Muklteo South Park
championship We hereby side bet gold brick
against lmburger sandwich
Thanksgiving.
Athletics have a pitcher
All he ought make
a outfielder than pitcher
Moocher-Goa to the ball same7
Sporting Wtter-Here (Biz OF handing over)
Moocher-Cant yuh make 1t two7
might recall both Albes Swain
trying
players for their team
Idea Of nothing at albany who would sell
league star for less than $4,000.
and cadan playing
failed single three times
hustled to the garden He got hit
Secretary Of club scouting
The Tacoma club is after material for next year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-27
OWNERS OF YACHT
GET REAL COCKY

That their yacht. the Evangeline.
winner OF the race from Seattle to
Everett and Tacoma last year. can
beat any other sailing yacht on the
Sound. is the contention OF A. ID. and
X. -. McAdam, OF Everett. owners
OF the boat. To back their claims.
the McAdam brothers were in Sc
attic Monday. ready TO post 81 900
or more that tho Evangeline could
beat all the other craft. The spir.
II !. Spirit II and the Alexander
have also been CHALLENGED
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-27
MARATHON

Plans for n 25.miie marathon
race. 10 be held In Seattle Sept. q.
are now being discussed by n com.
mit,ee OF local men. II the race
Ia held. all the contestants In the
recent Mount Baker marathon. as
well as other crack runners in the
Northwest. are expected to com.
pete. The finish OF the race Is
planned for Madison park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-27
klNcAIp OFF TO RENO

Bert kincaid. the former 4. A. G..
wrestler. who returned TO Seattle
for a two weeks visit. Ia on his
way to Reno. New. again. where
he has n match scheduled with
Eddie Dennis. OF ogden. Utah. for
Labor day. A side bet OF $500 has
been posted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-27

Hplri, which proved n strong factor
In the squirt 20 the championship.
The spirit IN something which Ia
lacking In this years rank
The bunch last season was full OF
life and scrap. The gang this year
but ah. lot us not speak OF the dead.
Our pitchers a year ago were
James. Cecil Thompson. Fullerton.
Pete Schneider. Mciyor and Mcikie.
Look over Seat,lo's lineup In the
memorable game OF tho series with
Tacoma last season. Then glance a,
our batting order for tho prescn,
week,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-27
AUSTIN AND SALT
IN NEW QUARTERS

Tho Seattle Physical Culture
school. Lonnic Austin and Dan Salt
proprietors. will open In iss new
headquarters at tho Arlington hotel.
1913 First av.. Sept I. The school
was formerly located In the Cobb
building.
Three rings and two wrestling
mats are included In the equipment
10 be installed in the new rooms.
Their. IN e.60e fet Of floor space In
the new quarters Local boxers
will train In the new quarters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-27
FARMER TO MEET SWAIN

CENTRALIA, Aug. 27.-Frank
Farmer. middlewelght champion OF
the Northwest. and Joe Swain. of
Portland, will meet In n six.round
bout here before the National
Guard at the Armory Friday night.
OWNERS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-27
STILL ON TObOC

TACOMA. Aug. 37.-The Tigers
took a second game from the rapidly
falling Seattle Champions. nosing
out victorious In Tuesdays game
by to 2 score. The figures:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-27
eILLlARplsT WON'T PLAY HERE

OWING % Tho lack OF interest In
English billiards in Seattle. Mel.
bourne inman. champion billiard
player OF the world. will not visit
Seattle this year. as he had planned.
Inman gave exhibitions here a year
ago.
lnman has arrived on the Coast.
and In now In Vancouver
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-27

PERCY COVE MAY
MEET YOUNG ABE

Young Abe Attoll, who 10 now
In Seattle. has been mentioned
as a possible opponent for Percy
Cove, the former Seattle boy, at
the smoker TO be staged at
preamland rink September 3 BY
Promoter Dan Salt. Az Attell
has expressed n desire 10 appear
here, II seems probable that he
and Cove will be matched.
N Salt cannot get Atteli 10 &C.
oept terms, either Lem kcSg OF
California or Chester NeH. q Sc
attic boy. viii be signed 10 meet
Cove. keg9 10 now In Seattle.