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The San Francisco call., 1913-10-29
Indoor Sailors on
Another of Their
Big Land Cruises

Another of the land cruises of the
Indoor Yacht club has been arranged
for tomorrow night at Dreamland
rink, and the coming affair promises
to be in keeping with other great So
cfal affairs held by this organization
in the past. A program has been ar
ranged that is teeming with merit
and all the talented people in this
neck of the woods will do their bit
during the evening.
Diebert's big orchestra, IL pieces
strong, will do the early entertaining
until Commodore Hennessy mounts
the stand at S:30 in the evening. Then
a line of rapid fire entertaining, the
like of which has seldom been seen in
this city, will be staged. There will
be no speeches.
Willie Nelson, warbling There's
One in Million Like You," will start
the entertainers. Steve Douglass,
California's peerless violinist is down
on the program. Miss There will sing.
Estrella Rodriguez will be seen in a
Spanish dance. Billy Steer, the well
known comedian from the Empress,
is going to do something. The Martin
sisters from Tait's and the female
boxers from the American will help
out
Norton and Earl from the Empress
will amuse the gathering. The In
door Yacht clubs favorite band of 25
Chinese boys will march in.
Rock and Fulton, with the entire
company from the Gaiety theater
will be on hand.
The bull fight, in which Wallfsch
Mckenzie. Brennan, Schaltz, Parker
Haley and Littlepage will participate
| will be a feature.
Along with the show a big feast
has been arranged, in which all kinds
of good things will be served to sat-
| isfy the inner man.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-29
Big Athletic Meet
Is Planned for the
Santa Clara Track

Athletics are on the boom in Santa
Clara county and a monster track
and field meet has been planned to be
held at the University of Santa Clara
track on November 81.
The meet has been sanctioned by
the Pacific association and will be
open to all registered amateur ath-
letes. c. A Saxton of the San Jose
Y NJ c. A has charge of the meet
and entries will close with him about
November 20.
The following is the program: 100
yards, 22o yards, 440 yards, $50 yards.
] mile, mile Marathon, broad jump,
high jump. pole vault, 40 yard high
hurdles, go yard low hurdles, ham,
mer throw. shot put. Sc pound weight
for height, javelin throw and dis
Gus throw and a high school relay
race.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-29
Johnson Loses His
Class in Europe

NEW YORK, Oct. 2e.-Ac-
IN cording to a letter recent
ly received by Charles Harvey,
secretary fthe state athletic
commission. from Victor B.
Breyer, president of the French
Association of Boxing Clubs,
Jack Johnson no longer is con-
sidered the heavy weight cham
pion on the other side of the
big pond. Breyer furnishes
Harvey with a list of the
champions as recognized in
European sporting circles. Sam
Langford is accorded the light
heavy weight championship,
and Breyer declares that the
heavy weight title is in dispute
with Sam Langford and Joe
Jeanette as joint claimants.
He makes no reference to
Johnson.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-29
GLASS WINS
PRIZE FOR
DAUBERT
Work of Brooklyn First Base
man Shows He Is Entitled
to the Auto

One of the many peculiarities Of
baseball crops up in Daubert being
considered by the Chalmers trophy
commissioners the player most val
liable to his team in the National
league this year. for in 1907 the
Brooklyn captain was declared not
sufficiently competent to hold his
berth with Cleveland. This year he
wins the Chalmers car. That same
season Larry Doyle, who won the
Chalmers car last year. was looked
over by a scout for an American
league club while he was playing
with Springfield of the Three Eye
league and the scout advised against
his purchase.
Doyle cost the Giants $4,000. which
was a record price for minor league
inielder in 1907. Daubert was ac-
quired by Brooklyn by means of the
draft process in 1910 for the sum of
$1,000. the Giants also putting In a
draft for him and losing out in the
draw. Sir Jacob never was In danger
of being sent back to the minors after
he reached the majors for the second
time, and by June, 1910. had been
dubbed the Hal Chase of the National
league.
He failed to obtain membership in
the Society Of the Three Hundred the
first year he was in the National
league, but in 1911 he hit at .307
clip and in 1912 his record was 1908.
This year Daubert has boosted his
stick credit to $50, and there is a
possibility that he may be the bat
ting king in the organization in which
he plays.
DAUBERT HITS HARD
Tn hts Arst I22 payuaS fhis year
Daubert procured 165 safeties. going
hitless only in 26 controversies. In
each OF 56 games he made one hit; in
each of 81 two. in each of Is three
and in each of two four. His largest
afternoons with the willow were on
July IA and 16. On the first named
date he secured four hits in four
times at bat off Pierce, Overall and
Reulbach OF the Cubs, and on the
last named date he located Jimmy
Lavender of the Bruins for four
smashes, batting against him five
times.
Daubert has hit at .42S clip
against the Cardinals. and at a .403
pace against the Phillies. The Cub
pitchers have yielded him an ge
of $50, the Pfttsburg hur1ers of .342
and the Red beavers OF .33e, the Bos-
ton Gunners of $40 and the Giants
artillerists of .27s.
paubert has made only a dozen err
rors this season and only once has
he committed two misplays in the
same contest His biggest days work
at the first corner was on April 29,
when he cared for 20 out of 81 chances
that came his way. On April IA he
obtained four assists, which Is quite
lot for a first baseman.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-29
1913
TAXES TAXES
Notice to Taxpayers

/. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the taxes on all personal prop
erty, secured by real property, and
one-half OF the taxes on all real prop
erty. will be due and payable on Mon
day. the 18th day, of October. 1918, and
day of November. 1913. at s o'clock
p. M, and that unless paid prior
thereto is per cent will be added to
the amount thereof, and that IL said
one-half be not paid before Monday.
April 27th. 1914. at 6 o'clock p. NJ. an
additional per cent will be added
thereto.
That the remaining one-half of the
taxes on all property will be payable
and will be delinquent on Monday,
April 27, 1914, at 6 o'clock p. m, and
that unless paid prior thereto s per
thereof and so cents costs.
2. That all taxes may be paid at the
time the first installment, as herein
provided. Is due and payable.
8. That said taxes are, payable at
the Office of the tax collector, 1917
Market street. between $3.50 a. m. and
s D. M, except on Saturdays, when
the ONCE closes at noon. For tho
convenience of tax payers unable to
attend during the day the ONCE will
be kept open evenings to 9 p. m. from
November 10 to November %, both
days inclusive.
No checks received after the 18th
day of November, 1913, and the 10th
day of April, 1914, respectively Tax
payers will save much Inconvenience
and delay by bringing last years
= UNSECURED PERSONAL PROP
ERTY TAXES PAYABLE Immediately.
]. O. Low. Tax Collector,
1917 Market Street.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-29
KILBANE TO BOX o'KEEFE

VELAND, Oct. 29-Feather
weight champion Johnny Kilbane an
nounced today he had been matched
for six round bout with Eddie
o'Keefe at Philadelphia on Novem-
Der 10.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-29
LOGAN BEATS LAWSON

fourth round Of terrific battle, Bud
Logan of Chicago knocked out Charles
Lawson of Milwaukee last night be-
fore the Superior Athletic club.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-29
GREAT RUGBY GAME
HOLDS RIOTERS AT
THE HIGHEST PITCH
BY WILLIAM UNMACK

days Billy Hill will his whistle for
the kickoff of which will be played at the
starting with the
Sol sheds his
Reports that the injured list
university the whether this
The moth
ing
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-29

to all suffering as / was. because
believe it to be great benefit to
mankind"
Akoz Is sold by all druggists. For
further information regarding this
advertisement. phone Sutter 376, or
call at 291 Geary street, room 800.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-29
Men Should Be Allowed to Use
Their Own Judgment in
Close Plays
Some More Hints
For the Ruggers

The Call today presents the
second Of . series Of articles
writsen by George HI. Mason,
manager of the famous New
Zealand All-Blacks and a man
who is looked upon ar one of
the greatest expOnents of Rug
by today. In this article Mason
takes 1t upon himself to say q
few more words TO the coaches.
He contends that they would do
far better by allowing their
players more Ieeway and give
them opportunities TO pull OF
plays as they see them mason
believes in Individual work N
well as team work, and, in his
opinion, many promising
player II spoiled by too much
advice. He also shows where
the American players often vio-
late the tacI<ling rules.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-29
VERSIFIED VERBIAGE

By w. NELSON
big baby, Sam,
Has like battering
He trains early and late,
weight
Is he Well here's thnkin' he ami
Vardon Ray, I'll bet
S a championship yet.
nibick and mashie
We play golf quite fashy
But we'll have defeat young Oume.
Vardon from
We may get into championship play,
But in order to win
would ourselves thin
Trying TO young Ouimet
ITO every upon death coneth
Thus spoke the great plate
die better than by facing fearful odds?"
AS Baker slammed ball the temple godsl
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-29

This photograph shows McKen-
zie, the great passing artist, in
action, illustrating the best
method of passing the ball.
Mckenzie is one of the great
est feint or fake passers in the
business and his work against
the local teams has been one
of the features of the ALI
Blacks work.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-25

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-25
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-25

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-25

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aHfIouufiren.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-29

Starting with his early boyhood.
= r. Saser. a well-bullt. clean
hooking young man. addressing
Judge Ronald Saturday morning.
and took himself around the world
through . life crowded with al
venture.
He had served seven years In tho
army. he said. He was special
agent In the department OF Justice,
hs fought under Roosevelt. located
oil for the standard OIL Co. fought
nnd~r Madero, and taught the
Chinese military tactics.
T didn't mean to defraui any
enc" be said.
Saxer was charged With petit
lhrceuy for passing a worthless
small check.
Deputy Prosecutor Siivain. how
over. showed the court he had I'm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-29
co TO PRECINCTS

Registration books for the spring
election win be taken 10 the yart
Gus precincts on January 30 and III.
Except for these two days. the
books will be at the Prcfontaine
building.
Voters must re-regiacer next year
I'm order to vote for mayor and
councilmsn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-29

Pure comb honey. 1bc. cans Meadow
brook milk. tfc. with I lbs a5e coffee
or ! ID. bulk tea. , ptxs. rsisins. isc
Quaker oats. Toe per pkg pkTs Pear
line. 16c. 1 large pkg. Cold Dust. zoe
cans peas. fsc. I large pkg citrus
powder. zoe. Z bars naptha soap. 7ke
spring clothes pins. Sc per dor. 10 bars
UnsedA sosp. Csc fresh iys honiny. iec
pt. strictly home made mincs meat. 400
per 10. choice npiccf sweet pickles. isc
pt. Queen Olives. zoe pt. asc ct. choice
ssuerkraut. Zoe.
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PUBLICMARKETS

r-ib can esss ground eheestatr. zoe
ton. pail pure lard. 81 10. zee esa rsffs~.
fse! 6 cans cleanser. sse. pkFs corn
flakes. ftc. washing powder. sta psx. for
toe. gloss starch. Ibs. fts. . cans pork
ana beans. sse. . ssc cans kidney beans.
use. sliced red salmon. lbs zse. hail.
but lee 10. = lbs. sscg Eastern oysters.
1Sc ps. erabs. tkc each. I for ssc.
founders Sc II home hak~d tesos lee
d. home made scrappfs zoe -.
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IS SHOT IN BACK

REpDlNG. Cal. Nov. .s.-shot
In the back when he refused TO
leave the rods" ~ Pullman At
Delta. Waiter Ban. a waiter. former.
~ OF San Francisco. was at the
Redding hospital Ia critical con-
di,ion today.
Frank r. Gey-r. head brakeman.
was arrested
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wEsTI.AKE

cans beans. corn or tomatoes. :se.
sacks sait. i9cs bores matches, ier
Toe cans cleanser. sse. 10 bars iaanfrs
soap. 1ae. ssc bor starch. sac. zee comb
honey. lac. acc Cream ~ Wheat. isc. ~
ibs suxsr. ~ cans best salmon, Esr
q pkxs raisins or Jeilo. afo. psxE
rriarnroni or spagns'ti iscs Ice cans
spices. fse: z Toe pkxs ioo,hrieks. fsc
ibs best rice. fso. lbs green peas
1So. ] ibs Lima beans ise
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rIKE

Yakima Melted Gem potatoes ~.
lee. IL lbs sse. fancy Yakima vfnssap
Appie. tiss Dor. delivered. sws~t or
ange.. lie don jap oranges. ICE dos
sweet pears. Zoe dos green peppers. tec
~! grape fruit. = for $50. 4 for ESQ
wainat.. lbs $50. best Local butter. 80
~ peanut butter. ih~ for 5se. oregon
creamery butter. ihs for Tsc: Eastern
.Ers aso dor fancy renovated butter.
acc III. imported RS1uefoyt cheese. sc
10; Jersey batter. tsc 10
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END BIG STRIKE

SCHENECTADY. N. r.. Nov. 20.
The strike OF 10000 employees
here Of the General Electric com
pany was ended today when the
Electrical Trades Alliance ratified
an agreement made by the com
pany with committee represent.
Ing the strikers. The employees
will return TO work Monday.
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RIDER is
SENTENCED TO JAIL

posed on his personal friends by
means Of false checks
Aud Judge Ronald sentenced
Sagcr 10 six months In the county
Jail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-29

coNE's. an WARRINGTON BLDg
Suits, Raineoats and Rubber costs 81.
tered and repaired
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3 eeass peg Via. for charge ada 80
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efs Thoas Nain ssee.
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have established aseaeies 81 the fet-
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2 BUSINESS CHANCES

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MHM n STUDY AIDS
20 MALE SITUATION

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LIVE STOCK
II SPECIAL NOTICES

10 GRADE HOLaT6rN cows AND
heifefs, frssh snd coming fresh. Con
roy. Redmond
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Receiver OF Arthur Ward. doing bust
nes. rs ward SIGN COMPANY

NOTICE or HEARING ON PETITION
FOR ERECTION or LUMBER SHED
To Whom II May Concern; Notice IL
hereby given that application has been
made by tho undersigned to erect and
maintain a lumber shed on lots 20. 81
And az. block "a, Ross Addition to the
city of Seattle, In accordance with ap-
plieation on file In the office OF tho
Superintendent 81 Buildings
The hearing provided n Section 900 and
zoe Of Ordnance No sib7S, has been set
for Friday. December IL. 1919. by the
Board OF Public Works. In ita room in
the city Hail Protes,s should ho
filed with the Superintendent Of Build
ings before 10 o'clock m. on that
date
CANAL LUMBER COMPANY
BY W. A. Stolgleder
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81 LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the undersigned, receiver OF Arthur
Ward. doing business a. Ward Sign
Company. and Louise Ward. his wife,
will sell at public sale. to the highest
bidder for cash. all Of the assets %
the said Arthur ward. doing business as
Ward Sian Company, at the place Of
business OF said Ward sign Company,
on the second floor at No. 1908 West
ern avenue, Seattle. King county.
Washington, NJ 1880 o'clock In tho
forenoon OF Thursday. tho Sth day OF
December. 1913.
HOWARD II. LERCH.
u anai..ar ArAAaan NAarA Aim. h.aal-
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HORSES AND VEHICLES

sEATTLE's HORSE ACTION SALES
every Tuesday o'ciockt horses.
wagons huKgies. harness. saddles Take
South Seattle cars. second. Yesier. get
of Henry'a Packing House
v W Hebb huriioneer Main 4stf
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Ai,ranr poor HALL. III uNryyps,~v
GEO TAYLOR PROP gTaasnu.
CUES nEsr ~ TOWN
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KODAK DEVELOPING. fec PEH ROLL
any size Jacobs Photo ahop = = pid
ron aALE-TWO htHDALE PUPS
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LNUTIH NNNFFlE IIAIN NNTHtNHs
binary values for ~ 10 f5 Ladies'
Sample Hat Hiprp. over Pantasss Thea.
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MISCELLANEOUS

VIEW PIANOS FoR RENT. REHr Ip.
Piled on purchase Meyer Toner sis
Union
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BONDS. wARnsNTs. MoRTGsSsss>'
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VIZ BUY AND SELL
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PH sii Bailey pids
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