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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-13
ROUNDUP BOXING

PENDLEToN. Ore. Sept 10
Amateur boxers from Portland and
Seattle are today I'm possession OF
all Of tho medals awarded IN con.
nection with the Pendleton Round.
up" tournament.
Bill Maloney. Butler club. Port.
land. was the individual star. win
ming In the 1875 and i35-pound
classes. The summary;
HuelRt. Portland. decision over
Pinkham. Seattle. tia pounds cham
pionHhip, four rounds.
nm MRlonny, Portland. decision
over Buster o. Nett Seattle fa5
pounds preliminary. three rounds
ANDY DuvRi Seattle. won on foul
from iiArdo. Portland. itb-pouud
championship. fret round.
Gleason, Seattle. decision over
Meaghcr. Vancouver. ies-pound pre-
iimlnary. three founds
MAhoney. Portland. hccision over
soldier Bonnie. iss-pound champion
ship. called end second round.
Mnioncy, Portland. decision over
Gleason. Seattle. i2b-pound cham
pionship. three rounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-13

II you have pyorrhea. you cannott
possibly DO better than consul thel
Boston Dentists. Mt 1909 Second
sy.. opposite Bon Marche. These
dentists have been In thu. location
for over IL years. and have turned
out more strictly high class DEM
tistry than any office in the West.
Even the Dental Profession will
admit that.
No charge is made for consuita-
ton and advice. Go today and seq
the Boston Dentists. at 1920 Second
ay.. opposite Bon Mar:he. about
your teeth. You won't be sorry.
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Other Northwest Games

PORTLAND, Sept. 1s.-It re-
quired II inings for the Colts to
down the league leaders here. BY
5 to 4 score, Friday.
Portland ...-..0 10
Vancouver ..... 10
Batteries Martinoni and
King: Murray. Ingersoll. Schmutz.
Clark and Konnick.
TACOMA, Sept. 13-"Tron Man
McGinnity was on the mound
against the Bees Friday, which ex-
plains their 7 10 defeat nj the
hands OF the Bengals.
Tacoma ............... v
NicfOrla ........ss....
Batteries-McGlunity and Harris;
Fitchner and Shea.
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PREPARE R! MEADOWS TRACK FOR AUTO RAGING Sunday
LEAGUE TO
OPEN SEASON OCT. s

Tho Northwestern soccer league
will start it's season Sunday, Octo-
Der &, with two games out Of town
and two IN Seattle. A total OF 90
gamee will DO played In the lenguo.
The season closes Sunday, Jan
uary 4.
Games between the Celticg and
Carbonate, and York and the Sc
attic Uniteds. viii open tho soccer
season in Seattle. Tho Celtic-Cnr-
bonado game will be played at
Woodland park. and the other game
at the Columbia City playfleld.
The Black Diamond champions
are scheduled 20 tackle the newly
organized Tacoma team on the
home grounds OF the latter. and
Fort Lawton will meet Franklin at
Franklin.
The membership this season
eight clubs. Ia the largest In the
annals Of the league and one Of the
most successful seasons in the his.
tory OF the organization is antici.
pated Soccer has taken "A strong
foothold IN Seattle. and the attend
ance ut the games has run well up
into the thousands. There IL no
admission charged at the contests
The schedule:
October Tacoma W. Black Dlh-
noud Yorks w Seattle United (.
Franklin VS. IT Iawton. Celtic vs..
Carbonate.
October il-cRrbonAdo Va. Frank o.
I'm. Seattle United vs. Tacoma Black
Diamond va. Yorka. Ft L1wton W..
Celtic.
october ie-Celtic vs.. Black Dia-
mond Yorku vs. ~ Lawton Frank .
lin VI Seattle United, Tacoma VI.
Carbonate
october 2f--cnrhonado vs. Yorks
Seattle United W Celtic: Black Din-
mond Va Franklin. Ft Iawton vs..
ia coma
November Aft Iawton vs. Black
Diamond. Seattle United ". Carbon
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jackson 10 olven credit az beIno
BROADWAY HIGH HOPES TO REVIVE OLD
SPIRIT THAT BROUGHT CHAMPIONSHIPS

he may develop.
Wee Coyle, the greatest quarter
back that ever played for Broad.
way. and considered one OF the
best ever produced in the North
west, Is out on the field every az.
ternoon coaching In the high
school days OF Coyle, champion
ships at Broadway were not in.
frequent. and enthusiasm ran high.
Enoch Bagshaw. the crack back
OF tho university few years ago.
has two brothers at Broadway,
Cradict and Ed Bagshaw. who may
duplicate his performances.
You can't keep the Bagshaws
out OF the football spotlight.
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HARNESS RACES AT
FAIR CLOSE TODAY

The events this afternoon VIII
conclude the harness racing which
has prevailed daily throughout
the week AT tho Meadows.
The pacing and trotting events
held Friday we're the best OF the
week, and had tho crowd constant
Iy on their feet. urging on their
favorites at the finish. The finish
of every heat In tho two events
was close.
strollon. owned by Alexander
Moorehouse OF Seattle. won the
2:29 class pace. after losing the
first heat. Dan Mckinney. driven
by Joseph r. Mcguire, won first
place In each OF tho three heats In
the Hotel Rainier.Grand event for
tfotter%
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MARTINI SIGNED

Henry Martini. the Walla Walla
outfielder, was signed by the Seat
tie club today.
Martini will succeed Holderman
in left field. Holderman will be
used in utility roles for. tho re.
mainder OF the season.
Martini has been In Seattle uni.
form since the close Of tho Tri.
State season. Saturday. but was un.
able TO play, as he was still the
property Of Walla Walla. He man.
aged TO secure his release. and Sc
attic signed him.
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Sincerely.
r. u. BOCHARD.
STOMACH TROUBLE CURED.

Mrs. Eta Gardner of this city,
makes the following statement;
Having been treated for some
time by my family physician for
interooBtnl neuralgia. stomach
trouble and general nervousness,
suffering untold misery and
especially at night. n friend ad-
vised me 20 call upon Or. Macy.
! want every one to know that
he helped mo from the start and
made me feel like a new woman
in three weeks time with his
wonderful treatment.
Yours for drugless healing,
MRS. ETA GARDNER,
1918 SO. 30th St. Tacoma. Wn.
Oct. 20. 1911.
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Cor. leth 81. and Douglas Ave
RuEU MATIsM AND CONSTIPA-
TION CInED.

Tacoma, Wn,, oct 70, 1NIl.
I had suffered from Sciatic
Rheumatism and Constipation for
more than ono year and had tried
every medicine I could find. Be-
ing 81 years OF age, I was In
despair OF ever recovering my
health. | saw DR.. Mays advor-
tisemont and took his treatment
In August.
1t gives me extreme pleasure to
say that Dr. MRcy's treatment
cured mo and 90 let others know
whero TO find relief. sincerely,
G. N. SMITH.
1886 Union Ave. South Tacoma,
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II 10 estimated that shipments
from the United States TO iiA non.
contiguous territories ALASKA.
Hawaii Porto Rico. Philippine
Islands. Guam. Tutuilal will show n
larger total I'm 1918 than ever be-
fore. agEreKating approximately
si0s 100000. against ti0s. 100000 In
1919
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OVENS BEATEN

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. ID
Louis Rees OF Los Angeles. IL In
line today for some good matches.
following his decisive win over
Red Watson in their four-round
bout here.
Walter Scott won from Charlie
Givens OF Seattle. Referee Harry
Foley stopping the bout In the
fourth round. when Givens was al.
most blinded from cut over his
left eye.
Up 10 the time he received this
blow. GIvens had shade the bet
ter Of the going.
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BY ART LUTHER
broadway Niuh Corrcspondent.)

The outlook for football talent
at Broadway is very uncertain.
We are liable to have very
good team II the stars OF last year
including Edward Bagshaw, Frank
white and Harry ODER. are eligible
Although there IL large turnout
and many good players among
them, u IA hard 10 develop a cham
plonship team out OF new material.
Colman, the negro member OF last
years track team. IS showing lots
OF speed ut half. but is not an ex.
perlenced player. With a lot OF
tutoring under Coach Henderson,
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Yours respectfully.
II. II. COLEMAN.
ssi5 South Yakima Avenue.

Dr Macy. Dear Sir: After leav-
Ing Portland. where I had been
under treatment Of four different
doctors and oHteopaths and was
growing worse from day TO day.
] came 20 Tacoma In July OF this
year. hoping 90 find relief While
stopping at the Imperial hotel II
was suggested by some one that
I come to soc YOU. | had been an
invalid for two years and was not
able to walk. IL took me three
fourths OF an hour TO get 90 your
office. distance OF five blocks.
The two months treatment I took
from you brought me out so | am
better than / have been for years.
and ! am very well satisfied with
the treatments | am now able
to attend 20 all my work as wei
as anybody could do t. Believe
me, I shall always stand ready
to commend your treatments to
the sick.
Sincerely,
y II nOCJARD
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BACK

II was the same old story Fri.
day. Douglass had our Champs
performing tricks on their heads.
while the Indians succeeded In bat.
ting Pete Schneider out Of tho box
in the seventh. Two runs were
scored off AppicgRte. who relieved
Schneider. Spokane won. 4 10 o.
Score:
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tuberculosis and Asth-
ma Cured.

June 30. wv
This r. 60 certify that took
nir months treatment for tubor-
culonls and asthma from Or.
Macy. when l went to him !
had just walked the floor five
days and nights. being unable to
sit down as long as u minutes
After taking three treatments I
could 10 down and rest, fairly
we'll. ana soon got 40 could eat
Ny tubcrcular fever has entirely
disappeared which l had had for
Is months and ! now consider
myself cured Ra am apparently
as strong "a | ever was and can
do nn much work as l ever did.
JAMES SAMuELSON.
Gig Harhur, Wash.
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RuruMATrsM CURED.

rockingham. Wn.. Sept 20. 1911.
Dear Doctor Macy: on return
ing home | find myself so well
that | thought II no more than
your duo 20 write you that the
treatment you gave ME for my
rheumatism, for which | came TO
Tacoma, ala mo more good than
any other treatment / have ever
been able TO obtain.
Again thanking you for what
you did for me, I am,
Sincerely yours,
JOHN EKMAN.
-, tn.b CO md nnupfas Ava
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VERY GRATEFUL.

DR.. NJ. c. Macy: note the tes-
timonials OF good results from
your work appearing in the daily
papers Permit me 10 add one
more to the number. / am very
grateful for the help received
from your treatment For sew
erai years ! suffered from gas
tritis. during which time many
prominent physicians were con-
suited without obtaining relief.
when I was in Nevada last year
my condition became unbeRr ahie,
being unable TO retain any nour-
ishment whatever Ny strength
began TO leave me rapidly and l
was compelled TO return to Ia
coma. soon learned OF your
work. The two months treat
mcnt | took OF you gave me Inn
mediate relief and | am thank
full / can now say my cure is per-
manont
Very truly yours.
MRS. r. II. BULLIVANT.
nee LEILA SHAW,
ssos No. 29th ST.. Tacoma, Wn.
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WhereShall lGO
for FirSt-CIaSS
Dental Work!
Go TO the Boston Dentists.
Who Have a Reputation for
First-Class Dentistry.

II your teeth
are aching or you
have titles In
your teeth, or X
you have missing
teeth that you
wish replaced. or
II your gums
bleed readily, or
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Modern, elegantly furnished
rooms; transient SOC TO ~; weekly
$3.50 TO 400. Virginus Hotel. S04
Virginia st., near Westlake Ave.
Advertisement
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seattle ........-.s 90
Spokane ...........9 II
sumrnarr; Two base hiis-Wagnsr.
Fltssimmsns staisa ns@s-Nayrnani.
James Hannah struck out by Apple
gate l. by Douglass IL Bases on balls
or Schneider s Oft Appierafs !. OF
Douglass I. pftchers' sannary--is hiis
aai J run. OF Schneider tn 80 inninEs. .
ats and runs of epplsza,o in ~
inning. charge defeat 20 schneider TIM
ptre--cassy.
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81 Was Cured"

or paralysis OF both hands and
now have full and con- plete use
and control OF both hu nds after
taking two months treaT ment
from DR. Macy. Previous TO TAX
ing this treatment l was help
less. suffering both in mind and
body" Tom Shevland. 2520 South
St. Tacoma.
Or. NJ c. Macy. Dear Sir: /
take pleasure in tellin you that
the three months OF treatment
for lumbago. rheumf ttism and
kidney trouble which / took of
you last spring have done for
me all that you ella fned they
would do. Also, that the glasses
you fitted me out wit n are Civ
ing fun satisfaction. My general
health has improved md / have
not been so well In ms ny years.
No one can doubt tn 2 efficiency
OF your treatment m ore than
did before ! tried &C., as / had
tried other "drugless treatments"
without getting any help what
ever. and had formed a very low
estimate OF all classts OF drug
less treatment
Yours very truly,
II. q GEST,
Mabton. wash. Mhrch /. 1909.
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Whatever Tdta YOU may poaseNS
as 20 the ability Of Bob Brown as
baseball manager. you must ad-
miro his efficiency In dragging
moundcra off tho hillock. Even IN
Fridays contest with tho Gotta. Il
was n case OF now you see him.
now you don't
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RANDOM SHOTS

ment yesterday over his form dis.
played before departing for Cal.
gary.
There will be q double header at
pug's Sunday. The first game
starts al o'clock.
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Ship Ahoyi

Ship Ahoyi
The Pirates are TO be built up
anew. leading TO tho suspicion that
several people are going TO walk
tho plank
One critic IL OF the opinion that
Fred Clarke Is not as good a lead.
er OF Pirates IA CAptain Kidd.
A young fellow named Drew
aprinted 100 yards In 3.5 seconds.
which OF course Drew" attention
his way. dot me have the axe.
Cyril. am stronger than you)
Jackson 10 given credit 40 being
one OF the best first basemen In
tho league. but now and then he
looks like one OF the worst In
the ninth inning Friday. Douglass
was on first and Wuffli shot a
short nv TO Jackson. who was
about ten feet 10 the right OF first.
Douglass ran down TO second and
NH went over 10 first. Jackson
caught the bail. looked around for
Douglass, and allowed him to brush
by him and get back TO first.
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NEuRITrs CURED.

June y. 1913,
DR.. NJ. C. Macy: Dear Sir
After having suffered with un-
told pain for two months with
neuritis In my right arm. my arm
being In such n condition that ~
would not bear its own weight,
I held n consultation with Dr
Macy. and decided 20 take his
treatment, which I heartily rec
ommend TO all sufferers OF this
trouble. I wish TO state that he
performed with HIS most careful
and skiiiful treatment precisely
what he claimed he would do--by
putting me TO work in two weeks
and effecting cure by IN
months treatment.
No one viii doubt the efficiency
Of hts treatment II they will abb
soiuteiy decide TO consult him
today. as there Is no tomorrow.
viii deem II pleasure. Rs
we'll MS privilege. TO explain 90
you what no has done for me. and
also wish 90 state that heartily
commend his treatment and his
masterful understanding OF life.
Yours sincerely
ED. GRfrFITUS,
724 g. sheridan Az. Tacoma. WIN.
July I, 1912,
lfr. MMfNs MY l'tNf SIT fOf
several years I had severe pains
in what I supposed was my heart.
one night I applied for treatment
from you, and before / left tho
couch tho pain left me, and I have
had beautiful relief ever since.
Previous 20 that treatment | was
suffering for many years. but am
as slick as n whistle now. Yours
for relief
GEORGE p. TAYLOR.
l&2i tist Az. n, Seattle, Wash.
June 10. 1909
DR. NJ. G. Macy, Tacoma, Wash.
Dear Doctor: | wish to again
thank you for your kind, careful
and akillful treatment when /
was disabled with dislocated
hip. and run down from tho raw
ages OF a two-years' siege Of
walking typhoid fever. Your
trentmcnts have almost entirely
made mo over, and thoroughly
practical ''hoss sense" In tho
"Drugloss Treatments" and that
one secures quicker and moro
lasting relief and benefit than
from the use of drugs. | shall he
glad 20 have you refer any one
you wish TO me, ms | shall deem
IL n pleasure as well as n privl-
lego TO tell them what you have
dono for me.
Very truly and thank fully,
j. G.. CHOLNrN.
les So. Post ST., Spokane. Wash.
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Stomach Trouble Cured.

DR.. NJ G. Macy. City-Dehr sir.
I had been bothered with stom-
ach and bowel trouble for two
years previous TO taking course
Of your treatments In July. 1907.
l have been entirely free from
this trouble since coming 20 you.
l heartily commend your treat
ment
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"Your Treatment Cured
Me-"

had suffered with severe
stomach and bowel trouble for
some eight years which always
kept me in distressed and
weakened condition. Your treat
ment, which took in June. 1905.
cured me so that / do whatsoever
work l wish TO do around home.
The bloating which caused me
so much distress has not returned.
q. @. PURCfNAL.
sta. p. Tacoma.
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There are dark rumors afloat
that certain tobacco company has
hired assassins to do away with
Charles Swain
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FACTS-NAkED FACTS ar

N m Inume-
other
sninrd to
do he Is
here -tIlnt's the
war
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Taeora's new catcher may be
Dunn. but they say he In not
through by a long shot. Bite him.
Prince. he's city chap.
Just hand II 20 c. Webb Murphy
as the crafty little magnate. G.
webb slips Hienie Zimmerman
800 for going two weeks without
being chased out 81 the game. and
IL now getting back tho said 800
by Shaping fines on Elm. So far.
Murph has succeeded In getting
back $50.
Some Northwestern league pinch
hitting reserves are very reserved
in their pinch hitting
II can hardly be said that Pete
Schneider showed any improve
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Anyway. We appreciate the high
estimation the Durham Co. has for
our bail players. Smaokins the
bovine In its present locality II
like shooting fish.
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Our idea Of nothing az all. The
combined SORROW OF owner Dug
and Manager Tealy at tho approach
OF Sept. IS.
Canning Season
Peaches aren't the only thIngs
being canned Just now. Think Of
some OF the Seattle players.
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The Champs may get over
this series with the Indians.
but they'll never look the same.
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-21

Organization Is Completed and
the Future Activities Are
Tentatively Laid Out

Completing organization begun last
April, and with an initial member
ship Of nearly 100, the Southern Soci-
roof garden Of the Young Hotel and
planned activities for the future. In
particular, the club has in view a din
ner next month to celebrate its first
ennual meeting, and it is expected that
the guest Of honor at the dinner will
be JEFF McCarn, the new q. s. district
attorney
The annual dinner and banquet is
tentatively set for the second Satur-
day evening in December, the cxecu-
J tive committee being emp 'werrG -
MAKE my necessary changes in date.
If Mr.. NcCarn does not arrive in tn,
it is possible the meeting and banquet
will be held on the Saturday evening
that follows his arrival. Whether it
: is to be a stag affair or whether
ladies are to be invited is left to the
executive committee, which is in
charge of the program.
Adoption Of a constitution and by.
laws last night brought out lively dis
STANDS. members must be southern.
born. with the exception that by a vote
Of last nights meeting, those who
were present at the two organization
meetings are declared charter mem.
bers. This number is close to 100.
The list of southern states includes
West Virginia, on which there was
some discussion, while Delaware was
unanimously excluded. The District
Of Columbia is also included. Men in
the United States government service,
in any branch, military or otherwise,
may become either resident and &C.
tive or nonresident members at their
option, this plan being adopted in or.
der to provide for those who are or.
dered here and whose stay is likely
to be comparatively short
At the annual meeting it is likely
that discussion will be had on the ad.
visibility Of including as members
those of southern parentage who are
southern in sentiment and wish to af-
filiate with the society, this plan being
followed by the southern societies of
New York and San Francisco.
President e. NJ. Watson was in the
chair last night and William F. Gay.
nor was acting secretary in the alb.
sence of DR.. w. C. Hobby. The con-
stitution as adopted provides for an
executive committee Of ten, the four
officers serving ex-officio and six menu
bers Of the COMMITTEES to be chosen
at large President Watson named
the six last night. These ten will
serve until the first formal annual
meeting in December when a new set
Of officers and committees will be
named. The officers and additional
executive committee members now
serving are as follows:
Afairs-E. M. Watson, president;
Judge w. s. Edings, vicepresident;
DR.. ". C. Hobby, secretary; R. H.
Trent, treasurer.
Additional members of executive
coHnmfttee-Riley H. Allen, J. w. Cald.
we'll A. s. Humphreys, Judge R. P.
QuaFles, Captain w. r. Davis and l.
M. Stainback IT,.
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financial way for what he declares
was unnecessary detention.
At its. meeting yesterday afternoon
the board examined the records in the
case, discovering that at the time of
his incarceration Matson had been ex.
amined by seven physicians, and bacil-
Iii Of the disease found so prevalent
that he was declared beyond doubt a
leper Prior to his recent release fur.
Their examinations and blood tests by
several physicians showed him to be
free from the faint. He has now re-
turned to his wife and eight children
on the Valley Isle. The board of
health declined to take action on the
matter other than to refer it to Attor-
ney-general Thayer for an opinion.
A mass of routine affairs was
handled by the board of health yester.
day, including the reports of the va
sfious departments. Prominent among
these was DR.. A. N. Sinclair's state
ment of the anti-tuberculosis cam
paign, couched in optimistic terms
and full of encouragement for the flu
ture of the work in the islands against
the great white plague.